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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03

ny authority Of he state OF Virginia.
Smokers Gap Turnpike Company,
FIRST CLASS,
TO De drasH IN me feara Of Viachssaer. va.
Under the superintendent OF
TsEanwTIL SmirH, President, and
iraoME L. orrR, CHARLES M'CoaMrcx.
Dawn CAsTLRMAs, JosAH TAvxsra.
Directors q the Smcks,s' Gap Turnpike Compo,iss
u. ORRlCK,
Has the pleasure to submit to the public the ar.
conpsnylng scheme OF the first class of tho
Snieksrs' Gap Turnpike Lottery.
formed on the popular division sys.
TEN. by which the holder Of 9
tickets Zone in each diyi-
sion) must draw one
prize, and may
draw THAR d
CAPITAL PRIZES IN ADDITION.
hIonstT rsrzk
10000 DOLLARS
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
For the benefit OF The City OF Washington and
the States Of Delaware, North Carolina and
Louisiana.
Class No 7. draws on the sOth July, 1928. in
Washington City.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03
THE NEXT SCHEME.
MARYLAND STATE Ior1Ppv

The drawing win take place in the cit, Of
baltimore, under the superintendent OF the
Commissioners. appointed By the Governor and
Council.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03
HE subscriber has just received, genera
/ assortment Of new
Spring and Summer Goods.

purchased N Philadelphia and Baltimore vhofs
he will sell remarkably lou for cas- be
Goods imported this Spring are Of rev Style
good quality, and come cheap. To airy person
wishing TO purchase, he win make il an object
with them % give him call.
THOMAS c. SMITH.
Mart nsburg, May 2.-u -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03

2O825 Blanks.
Tickets So HalUss ST. Quarters 5ocis.
Tickets and shares Tor sale in q variety OF
numbers at the Office OF
s. q M. ALLEN. & Co,
FeansylvoHi1 Avenue.
June 10. Washington Cay.
OTordsrs by mail promptly aItendedtV
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03
COHEN'S
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.

liza, Market-street,
Where the GREAT CAplTAL PRIZE .
were obtained IN ROTH TIE LAST Lon .
rERIES, and where Boru the Great Prizes Of
One Handled Thoas,,nd Dollars each were sold
IN former Lotteries, and where more Car tai
Prizes have been sold than ut any other Office
in America.
1JOrders either by mail (post paid) 81
private conveyance enclosing the Cash or Prizes
will meet the same prompt and puno,ual ten
tion as il on personal application Address ia
J. l. COHEN. Jr. & BROTHERS.
Baltimore, j.. 3.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03

= LIST or LETTERS.
Remaining II the Pos oHce, Maftinsbure. r.
on the ist day Of Judy, ISIS, which il NOT tska.
out BY the ist day Of October NEXT, viii a.
sent to the General Post-0fiice as Dead Let,erin
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03

DIED, lately, BE aiehs N Hospital, the
celebrated MARGARET NICHOLSON, who
attempted the lite of the late King OF England.
She has been confined in the above establish
meni ~ years, and during the whole OF that
period has been insane.
At Monticello. on Friday. the Goth ult. Col.
THOMAS MANN RANDOLPH formerly Go
vernon of Virginia
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-03
DOLLARS
s $3.50 S sa,ss' lo,sOo ticket,
$4,000


NOT Two BLANKS TO A PRIZE.
iicRefs IS 0O-Lafues 81 So Quarters 81 IS.
MoDEs OF DRAWING.
The 10500 tickets In The above scheme ara
divided into divisions OF $500 each. The mum.
,ers from 10 $500 inclusive Constitute the firss
DIVISION; from 3501 to 1000 inclusive, tho se-
cond division; and from 70O1 to 10. 500 incIu.
ssse, Vie third division. In drawing the lottc.
ry, all the numbers WILDE put in one wheel.
and ill the prizes above the denomination of
dolIassin another. and the drawing proceeds
until all the prizes are drawn. The prizes 4.
bove dollars being disposed OF, the $500 of
that denomination viii be awarded to ali the
tickets lbeing 3500) in which the capital prize
OF $4,000 may come 40. In this way the
Whole drawing csn be completed In ONE
DAY ONLY
TICKETS AND sHAREs,
Can be had IN The greatest uariefy Of numbers ar
ORRICK,S
STORE & LOTTERY OFFICE, cornering on
Queen and Burke Streets. Mariinsbsrg, va.
'.'ordefs either ~ mail, (rost psld) or
private conveyance. enclosing cash or prizes.
will meet the same prompt and puncsual at.
tenticn as il on personal application Address
to d 0RRICK.
June 10. Msrtlnsburg.
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Tla aAz8P plss
MARrINsBURG, JUrr 8. 1873.

NJ. Evans;-A writer m your paper of the
hast week, expresses his regret at the indiffe-
renee manifested con the part of our people, to
,he celebration of the 9Th OF JuI,"-in the good
Old way | suppose is meant, OF eating, drinking
,ol fussifying-and argues therefrom decline
Hof that love of country which, next to the
love OF God, is most to be valued in Republic, IS
and would seem to attribute this detection OF
tSe hines to the '.sPrit Of gain, or the principle
Ofpuntanism. or the evil genius of corruption, .
or 10 some so "sordid, sour, or selfish" cause.
To account for matter so simple in its cha.
racter-namely--'our people" not having a
taste for such amusements--it would hardly
seem necessary to bring forward such an array
Of spirits and evil genius unless, indeed it
we're done TO sfford the writer an opportunity
of making fling at, what would appear sti,l
more hateful, 'the principle Of puritsnlsm"
To ne, the spirit of gain" has ever appear.
ed 10 be chief promoter of celebrations and
feasts such as are the usual product o. the zth
Of july, and the ''evil genius corruption, IN
most instances, pre'ides on such occasl9ns; and
although "the principle ofpurltanism," eac he S
US 10 deiy agg0dhness and 1rortCHy lrssfs and to
hve so6erIy, ye', 50 far from 1t De,ng opposed to
true liberty or failing to cherish love of coun
try, our own history and correct idea of what
this Fauch abused principle is, will shcw clear
y that from il, mainly. has sprung ihst very tree
Of liberty under whose protecting arms we now
repose in safety, and from whose branches has
been and will be scattered that seed which will
diffuse the blessings OF civil and religious lber-
BY through every land.
In what manner eating and drinking operate
on the amoS taria, have never been able TO
compreheRdi and have yet to learn the other
good results from the observance, in ths man
ner, of this "birth day Of our freedom " That
love of county which must be kept alive by
Pomb and circumstance, like the courage which
needs the shout aud noise Of The battle to sustain
il, should esteem as nothing north.
God grant us more of The .tern. self denying
''prociple of purltaoism and fewer displays
OF the writer's patriotism.
J. too. would wish this great political holy.
day held sacred''-,o be kept really holy.day-
not day Tor the annual exhibition OF scenes
z0he,e there is confusion, 7eith every Ell; rgork
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-10
n FOR THE LANCASTER GAZETTE
RGE H. HILLS, Leominster.
.RLEs H. WHITING, Sterling. 3
HrLL g. SAWYER, Bolton.

he gentlemen named above as Agents are
d to receive subscriptions to the Gazette,
Bents for the same. Advertisements, or any
! printing, forwarded through them will re-
tmpt attention.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-10
,prp EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, BY
=. g. j. ANDREWS,
, sTER MASSACHUSETTS,.

1.-Two dollars per annum-or one dollar
'ptv FIVE cents if paid in advance. If not
I'M six months after the expiration of the
4 dollars and fifty cents.
EASEMENTS conspicuously inserted three
br ONE DOLLAR per square; less than a
EyENTY-FIyE CENTS, and continued a longer
he shilling an insertion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
TG&A.AxtSEs S-.gxSg s..
PORT or RICMuOND. .NOT1, u

CLEARED,
Ship Susan Scott MASTER for iorlaix tobacco and .,ao
Brig Ajax Al!bcc master, for Havre, tobacco-by John
Allan, r.
ARRIVED
Schr ln'euon Philips days from Providence (R L. in
oaast-On Monday forenoon, lat 80 p, saw a schooner
"i heT ioenasi carried away, yng under balance rect
niinsn Same day the evening, saw sloop with sails ain
niovn away and mo- rcs1n boa; appcnred 10 be- wood
lod"ed spoke, Tuesday evening last I'm distress, a slo,,
name not reooiccicd from h'cHona, hacd from & Harbour
loaded with coal leaking very bad with uuh pumps l,nr and
los sight Of her OF NInh's !suniwcathcr mo lcatc Camc
IN ne apes ~ co"P'ny with chr Cnris from Providence
for iSrhDirr' vu torflk
SER incg Scos, Creighton, from y. York, ballast
70 !. Bos'er, and Davenport Allen Il Co
Hchr Martha, Hammond, fom NewDurport, With potatoes
To master.
Schr lcISn Fuller from Bos'on sloOP Independence,
SchT Fainlay, Ireland. for v York witt coal
Schr tennessee, Green for Balumcc with coal and tobacco
ne hl' iia Mitchell, has dropped down TO City Point to
NEW YORK, November I8.-Arrivcd schooncrs
Richmond Packet, Knapp, D days from RjcbnoDd:
Gazette. -, days I'm Richmond; Consort Kctch-
UNI, days from Norfolk
B"iow--Sbin Now York, Bennett. FIN Idycrpool
(doy Of smiling 10th Oct.)
NORFOLK. Nov. 19---Arrd. schr. Clarissa, Hill
Providence, *. ~
~ So1wcls Point--Schr. Margaret. TJlmcr. New
York. DAYS, IN ballast bound to Richmond
Scholarship Grcciun. Girdler, for Charleston
came TO IN Hampton lRoadsl Brig Asia Pitcher for
~ Darts; Rising Sun. Silver for Alexandria; Naomi
Crow"'l, FOR Philadelphia Chancellor, Baker for do:
Farmers Ingenuity, Buck g, for Baltimore and SIoop
Norfolk Packet, Skidnorc, for Now York
From Hampton Roads, &c.--Shins Alciopc White
for Bordeaux North Star, for - Brips I.oendcr.
Gill, for The Mediterranean; Atlantic Maine. for So
ncrct, (Alass.;) Perseverance, Hactt for Boston.
Schr Man", Spear for ST. Barts, together with sevc-
raj Schrs. bound coaswise.
The sloop Independence, Osborne, from n York
which won't up James River yesterday. experienced
very bad weather, on Monday last, and was compcl-
led 10 lay to during which time lost her flynp lid.
Cleared, schr Rising Sun. Silver, Alexandra
- Crozimhr, Wi!lalns, O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

opinion be ia H. favor. Without questioning that
there may be serious deficiency, and consequently
substantial causes for lac IN markets, vet view
ing upon public grounds, this great improvement in
prices, thus early. likely be generally beneficial
inasnuch as 1t will cause early check 10 consump-
ton, and give additional encouragement to foreign i'm
ports, the duties ON which weekly lcssenng and
when brought on a par with the prices now actually
paying they will, under TIE present Corn Bill nearly
cease have raised my quotations annexed to the
rates paidat our market Tuesday last since which
The transactions not important; but owing to short
supplies from all quarters general decline has vet
been subnlttedto large lot of Indian corn IN bond
sold at Dos; and for u parcel of American gour TO
arrive warranted new, SIS per barrel, in bond has
been realized Quo.atons-Whcut, English old 4
! Is Cd per 10 h.. new los. I'd. Il s. 3D.; Canada
duty bound, II lis. Cd; Flour, American sour in
bond, BIS. 3ls for old, and 81 35s. for new; Cana
da sweet, duty paid, ); a 35s.
IA Liverpool letter Of the 9th says in rclutioo TO
the above article. The Corn market has cxpcronced
another aIylnce, and As corn and -four I'm bond is;
in"s 20 come ia nj low duty the prices are al pre
'r' quite n"n.E-t. = cannot hslp thinking that be
al ace P'e .Dt 's n"d cggc3r'ted and re fear q
reaction 5eJo.. f,.s.l
Average prices of corn for the last wcck-Wbeot.
Cos Id. barley, j2s. ID; Aggregate average for the
SIX weeks which regulates the du.y-Whcut, COS ia;
barley 32s I'd. Duty on foreign corn Wheat, Dos.
3D.; barley, lbs i0d. oats. l2s ID. rye a. g.l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

Flour and Wheat.-The excitement produced by
the great rise and Ectuation in the price of these
articles makes il necessary that we should from
day TO day report the state OF The Richmond market
az regards them particularly, with any other norna-
ton we may be able to obtain from the North or Eu-
rope, that may be useful TO our readers. This we
have endeavourcd to do, and shall continue TO do un
I'll the market gets settled. And our readers may
dGpend on our reports being accurate.
FLOUR.--Cana Flour was selling freely yostcr-
DAY at S9-Somc of our first Merchants have been
hnylng up Flour on speculation for days. They
give generally s.: and in instances, for choice
brands 50 l8 and 50 Ia. Such is the rage FOR spec
uiation, in the belief that Flour will advance consid
crably higher, that monied men who never dealt
IN tho article before, are now buying It UP on spc-
rulation, at So.
VHEAT.-Prime red was selling Yesterday to the
Hillers at 81 95.-Sl so Cor common good rcd-and
81 e71-2 to s. given FOR white wheat on Thurs
day. We heard ofno sales ofwkitc wheat Yesterday
On the arrival Of the mail to-day, bringing the
news by the New y ork from Liverpool to lie 10th
ut. the Flour and Wheat market will probably IN
dergo another change.
TOBACCO.-The Tobacco business is dull--uur-
Ghasers waiting for the crop to come to market
One hid of Tugs of the nov crop sold yesterday at
auction at s. so.
~ For the p-ice ofoar articles, the reader is re-
ferred to our Prices CurreH., which we have taken
great pains to make correct.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

that you about dos tc Tic British brig Urana
Captain Christmas, for Constantnople, with q cargo
Of manufactures of cotton goods only and requesting
10 know whether can grant any document which, Dy
certifying the nature of her cargo, may prevent the
said vessel from meeting with detention by the Com
Hlander of his Imperial MaJestys fleet, should it be-
brought to by the squadron blockading the Darda-
ncles.
hasten to inform you, in answer to the above re-
quest, that being far from the wish of tie Imperial
Russian Government to obstruct the general com
merce with the Dardanees the blockade in question
r. limited to the prevention of vessels entering the
Straits with provisions articles contraband OF
only. Tba cargo Of the Urania. if consisting of no
thing but manufactures ofcoton goods, will therefore
meet with no obstruction from the Imperial Russian
squadron, even without n certificate from me.
Nevertheless, | can have no objection tn grant 10
the ship in question certificate addressed to the
Commanders of the Imperial Russian ships blockadinp
the Dardancles stating the and quantity of the
cargo but, in that cuse every package must scar the
snnl of this Consulate end the NANTES Of the caro-
tnust DO attached 10 ny Ccyt.cetc---a duplicate "
which manifest f!a! require.
think necessary TO mention TIA. suck ccs.li;c-t"
:.vmne Will pr, cnt tho gaac .5oa being eearri-
ed by the blockadinc squucron, but 1t searched .sav
facilitate that operation
remain, Gentlemen your obcdinnt servant,
g. BENHAUSEN, Russian Consul Gcrrral.
10 Messrs. Longridge, Barnett, and iodsou.
ID, SWCctiuT alley.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
From me .Nc1c yoyI American.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS. Oct II

'oion.--Thc import this week is 3A25 bags. and
ihe sales reach 2@13O, including 1900 bowcds at rs
sccp at 81 I'd, and $50 Sea Island. n, t3 n %.
1000 bags have boon taken speculation and prices
may he considered ohayc advanced IS To- I'D pcr
lb. ~ P''
'lshe'.--'Thcro has been n f,ir demand for ashes.
Anont $50 bbe. chiefly pots, have bccn sold at 3Os
COS. Sd, and few at JOs. cd.
,L"Penb"e.-il5o bbs. Of good quality. in store.
sold ot about iOs. I'd
Gram and Ffotr.-'Ftc advance IN tbc corn market
- very great, thus proving Notwithstanding we are
under the influence Of sold cusrcncyl that with a
real, or even exaggerated cause OF alarm tho prco
OF graz i@ susceptible o. grce' alyan,, . rrbh,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

THE FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET
The supplies Of Howard-srcct -four came in
pretty Freely yesterday. The prevailing wagon price
throughout the day was 81 per barrel although some
loads were taken IN the afternoon nj fraction bcbo
sale OF Howard street was made yesterday from ,bc
store, at 80 so and LOT Of 200 barrels was sold M
o 375. For lot Of 800 barrels Sus7uchanna, So %
WIRE refused
The prices Of Utcqi. yesterday, were alao lower
than on the preceding day. Salcs of best red were
made at 30; and Of fair TO g,od red, at 81 65
SI75 per bushcl.
Corn remains without alteration. Sales Of scvorol
ereoes OF old were loado az GO cents, and Of new at
IS cents per bushcl
Rye may be quoted a. co C5 cents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
AgR. GUTEOW

e FsrEcrrritY announces 10 the Subqcrihs.,. ., H.;
4" COTlLLION PARTIES. that tine FRS, Do. -,
Tor the season will take place ON Thursday cv,,i,
next at the Mansion House. SubscrlberS u,;n ~.
IieaS'd to call at The Office Of w. Thos r. H.
fer their season tickets "'sst"
Gendcm'n DESTROYS OF going cuu do % end o,,t,i,,
tickets OF admission by applying as above.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
CANAL REpORT-

Anrount Of produce brought down the lower section
oithe james River Canal, aud tolls received, d,.-
ring the week ending November 18th, 1898:
la5 hhds tobacco, II do. stems, 284 bushels wheat
H264 bills flour, 456 bushels corn, l55o9 bushels coal
51cords wood, 1000 slaves 5000 hoop poics 900
feet plank, 283oo los. miscellaneous articles empty
bout, small class.
Amount oftos a7O re
The numbar Of boats arrived during the week
Guiding on the 18th, was 2iJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

Ners erPe'ieA.--T'he ship New York, which left
Liverpool on the 10Th ult was tclcgrophed below
New York on Tuesday evening O,v last dates from
Liverpool are to the lth aud it is probable The New
York will furnish news Of Importance, political and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
GLASS WARE.

On TUESDAY, the 25th instant n II o'clocp
WIZ DC sod at our Auction Store, packages man
am 0ou'ded t?arc. containing plain decanters & inS
ana cup plates lamp glasses knob and ship shape half
pint and gill tumbers. &c &c. 40 2 ,'iot ,.-'li
eM ''dre containing figured flute, flute and ripr ai,
pint tGinoiers and wines, sets globe decantefs n
N+tts bowls, sets oval dishes pair ceeries an,
sediment OF peg lamps, handsomely cut pair Guar
hew patterns. 0-'
no =. y. D. 4 CO. Anc,rs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
SALMON, MACKFREL. g.

so Bbs. No. I, 2 3 macGcrel
20 kits No family do
- do spiced do salmon
20 kegs do do do and few ouintIes s,,ro,;o, 81
FISH, just received and offered at the lowell nriras h.,
49,. Wa. y CLARKE.
--' sir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

- FTn7I ~ t'fFcrF''tTTy fT'1TDgcIc-+ ~ 'rf1
Ihe 'uGrite'--Since tho arrival at il York of the.
Syvanus from Liverpool, the article wi. at has OK
PvrIcnced a risn in market. Il was selling cur
rcntly yesterday, at 81 IS TO 81 co.
Cotton may be- quoted nt - TO 10 cents few
packages OF superior quality sold at I-8 higher.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
aesrSt0ss sales.
THIS Day,

BY DAVENPORT, yiLLEN g. co
WHlSKEY, &c.
THIS MORNING, Goth Nov NJ half ms, ,.,,
o'clock, at our Auction Store.
IS bbls Ohio whiskev
20 do n T.. run
dhds jamaica do
do Antigua do
pipes cognac brandy
90 Gin
do imitation brandt
80 boxes soap
20 hhds prime molassess
Writing and wrapping pape-
Snuff in bottles
Malaga wine
Madeira do
20 bbls Newark cider
Pepper, Ginger, &c. Sc.
no " D. 4. & 60. Auuts.
!! The above sale is postponed to sATIrRD.y
VAC no, % o. '"S'' d. a. S co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

Vi OIICE.-The Merchants Traders and Citizens
! OF Richmond, opposed to the Auction SYSTEM
are rcGuostedto attend meeting t. be holden Tor tbo
purpose OF adopting the necessary measures on this
subject. at the Eagle Hotel, Oh T'uesa ereas, r,e
the 18th INST at o'clock. full meeting is particu-
y requested
no p BY MANY FREEEOLDFRg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
GOUTU GARDEN BOARDINC SCUOOI.-

SOUTH GARDEN BOARDING SCHOOL,
- shall open School At South Garden, in the upper mart
Of aru'ue country, the 18th january and vacat on the
18th ccnbcr following
The Gcck Latin, and the different branches nj te English
LANGUAGE, VIII he taught AND particular attention paid the
morals, AND Improvement OF the pupils Every scholar viii be-
considered engaged for the year, after entering the School
Terms r board, each hoardc furnishing his ow bedding and
towels, SOO paid quarterly IN advance, a demand
imore suitable 10 e patrons the school viii my pm
Vnsc JOHN q LAWRENCE.
Nov le, 1875. Is. Vic
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
BY OTIS, DUNLOP &, co.
DR III streams,

+fI+'AIF
IN IOhSDAf, the 18th instant al half past tcj,
. c!ock VIII be sold al our Auction Store,
~ Hhds prime 81 Croix sugars. Also General
assortment Of Groceries.
no p .. D. & CO. Arc,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
THEATRE.
Authors Farewell Bene

Authors Farewell Benefit
lJ'Fhe Author Of the " Heroine IF The H;ghLnads"
has the pleasure to announce to the public, tina by
the berality of the Manager his last and fare wei
BENEFIT, previous to his departure for the North will
take place this evening.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22

TENHE Subscribers offer for sale, and keep constantly
on hand large and general assortment of GRO
CERES, viz:
st: Croix sugars. st. Domingo and Java coffee
West India molasses
Genuine cognac brandy, part from the London
docks
Holland gin, pure as imported
Fresh gunPowder and impl teas OF selected parcels
First chop old sherry wine
Do do Port wine
Quarter casks ''Olieyera 81 Blendv" Madeira wine
Pipes. halfPipc and quarter casks Sicily wine
Tenerifie wine
l. c. Champagne in quart and pint bottles
Antigua and Jamaica rum
Brown soaps, chocolate, No. ? Nachercl. rallyn
temiiOns And have constantly on hand n larGe Cl,or-
iity OF Rogers Orange Ganpowdc-, cqua! II aaaly to
any made IN America.
no 20 TRIPLETT & JOHNSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
CHOICE FRUIT TREES

ttCIOh NOII INLLIo.
a RAFTED Fruit Trees from the Nursery Of
~ VIM. Prince, assorted as below, in bundles of
20 to 80 trees, viz:
Old Newington Cling stone,
Galande,
l Early Purple, reaches
Favourite,
I Smiths Duke Cherry,
! White Winter Cling Peach
l Knights Heart Cherry,
Pine Apple Cling,
l Thorns White Cling
l Lemon Cling,
l Morris Red Rarerpe, Peaches
Late Admirable,
l Met's Mignon,
Early White Cling,
l Peterborough Nectarne;
Just received, and for sale by
nov p JAMES WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-22
APPLES, SALT. &c.
Groceries, Shoes, HITS, Hqrdyare. DC

Groceries, Shoes, Hats, Hard.care, &c.
'ENHE Subscriber takes this method of informing
a ms friends and the public, that he has resumed
the Grocery Business in the house formerly occupied
by Mr. Thompson Mills at the head of II street Shoe
kn Hi! and doors above n. II. Ragland, where he
has on hand general assortment of Groceries Shoes
hats &C Also, small invoice of hardware consis-
ting OF locks of all descriptions knives forks, prn
knives, drawing kniyes. rasp files. handsaws. &c
Also nails of all kinds, which he will sell low to punc
tual customers. Window glass SXio and iOXi2
no 2o-eo3t &c NOODSON PARRISH.