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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29
A TLANTIC sOUYENIR FOR 1890.

IA List of Embellishments
1. Presentation Plate.
9. The Sisters; engraved by Durang, from the orr
ginal Picture, by Inman.
3. Title Page; drawn and engraved by Durang
a. Love Asleep; engraved by Ellis from drawing
by Newton.
.. The Grove; engraved by Ellis from drawing by
Ender.
6. The Power of Love; engraved hy Durang, from
beautiful antique painting, in the POSSESSION
Of Mr.. Paff of New York.
2. ChaPeau de Paillie; engraved by Humphreys
tfom the original picture, by Rubens, at Wind
sor Castle.
8. Hesitation; engraved Oy Kearncy from drawing
by Farrier.
o. The Lady of Ruthven; engraved by Longacre,
from picture in the possession ofDr. CHAPMAN
10. The UnwGlcomed Guest; engraved by Ellis,
from drawing byBoaden.
H. The shipwreck; engraved by Kcarney, from a
drawing by Shelter.
-. The Contented Captive: engraved by Ellis
from a drawing by II. Corbould.
With much original Prose and Poetical matter, in
4 neat case. For sale by J. RI. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29
Almanac for 1899.
no 2o-Ist

UST published by PETER COTTON, his Virri-
y MA and North Carolina Almanac for The year
1929, containing, besides the Astronomical Calcula-
tions Courts, &c. &c. variety of curious useful and
entertaining natters-the Astrcnomical part calcua
ted by Joseph Cave of Orange county, Va. and for
sale by the groce, dozen or single.
In Press and shortly will be published. New No.
vel, by Young Lady of Virginia, entitled Donald
Adair," two volumes.
no Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29
DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
HAZE FOR SAFE

HAZE FOR SALE,
lS0 Hhds superior English Island
and Cuba { iaoasscs
so bags green coffee
70 boxes window glass, sxIo and 1ox1s
200 kegs gunpowder, coarse and fine,
Is hhds Antigua rum
10 do Jamaica do
25 pipes Cognac brandy
10 do Hollands gin
do Imitation brandy
hhds n. England run
80 bbls do
80 do gin
100 doz bottles Scotch snuff
500 rms. wrapping paper
1000 do cap, pot and letter do from s. to 81 pr I'm.
100 do denny, medium ard royal writing DO
200 bbls. ; mackerel
SO do no. and no. do
SO do tanners oil
100 casks Thomsstown lime
200 boxes brown soap
80 or. casks Malaga vino
ceroons indigo
40 boxes bloom raisins
50 cases fur and wool hats
$50 casks cut nails and brads
500 sides sole leather
20 bags pepper
Cotton goods playing cards, cheese, cotton yarns,
white lead, gunpowder teas, glass ware, &C. &c.
Nov IL w6t
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Farnit,re, Henetian Blinds and Piqnoeg.

Furniture, Venetian Blinds and Pianoes.
yHtHE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand poue-
- rad assortment of Cabinet Furniture, ma1ufac-
tured by the most select ourDeymen and of the bost
materials, viz sideboards, bureaus secretaries book
cases, china-presses, double and single wardrobes,
carved and plain screw and patent joint bedsteads
straight legd and pillar and claw dining tea and
card tables, low post and canopy top cribs plain and
figured cloth sofas, curicd hair and mattrasses
hair and moss stuffed easy chairs, new panoes with
an assortment of Venetian blinds Of various sizes-
Any article in the above line viii nc made at the
shortest notice, the most reduced price, and in the
most fashionable and workmanIikc manner.
The subscribers special attention to the Undortak-
ing shall be given at the shortest notices and at the
most reduced prices. He also keeps for hire neat
funeral heaTse, with good driver and gentle horses
GEORGE HENDREE,
Opposite to the Merchants Coffee House
Nov FL Main Street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29

dtias, Cerac, and Lu.ef, Departments OF
Sonde and Lot and Gafonc Frunce, as deg ~ Lat
proposes the the cultivation Of
VINE the United States Subsvrpton which is now Open
Mr. A. l. viii furnish Subscribers with their grape
Vine Roots beIe st and forward them free
oteensc &c the cn, cities where Subscription lists shall
pave been opened The Roots will be three years old and will
produce considerable fruit the year from the tune of their
beng planted They win be carefully casscd and packed in
boxes with of the original soil in which they have been
raised, which viii greatly facilitate the thrv Of tho Roots
when traasplanted So, -
Orders win puncnaly attended to- the Subscribers dess
na' the quantities and species Of the Grape Vine Roots they
Wish to have They viii engage pay for 000 Roots or more
al the rate ia cents for each Roots less than 1000 a, the
rae OF 10 cents and 25 per Root for 60 Roots
oa so years Old shall be paid for the of EACH
for hoo more ieace for less than ioOo and IS cents for
paymen TO be made delivery Of the Roots Letters not
received, unless pcstpaid. g.
Phcnse loubat IS waseet; BOSTON, E Copeland, Jun
9heany. r. hAficae Philadelphia Van Arni,se Bait;,ors
Davenport Allen & Co Sava,iah Hail. shap,er & Tuper'
Orleans, Foster Hutton Charleston, r. s. T. Street
Mr. a. LouBsr's Book on the Culture Of the Crane vino ard
on tho Making of Vine may be found the principal Book
sellers of the United States and his Agents win furnish them
Catalogue Of Grape Je Roofs that Mr. IousAr proposes 10
Import
which IS left to Subscribers
Issls Srepss or for making Street J5.ne-Wmrr-i. ali
Do Melting lor ondani 4 Sweet Gulsns s, Masesi; G.
Do Frongna Mcadclc, from the river Lot 8, Nalvosie
losay TO- Syrian IL, Consantia H. Malaga REnl3,
Black Hambourg II, Cons,antia.
For Win@-WrK-1s Auvergnat 10, Blanqueuee, 20 Dou-
dc Refine Bugundy Is Sodlon q, adere; 30, Bourss
las; 49, Picartan 80, Chaosse 81 Panse-En32 Clare 80
auyersna 81 ST. Jeans 35 aco6n; So Meuner 81 Pincau;
u.s. Prntanier; 80 Tehure 40 Bourgnon a. Bou,eian,;
~, Suisse 43, ST. Antoine.
For n. Table only-wnsrzai Chasselas, from ron,aine,
Muscat Lezarde; 40 Do Small Berries So Do (fom Jensa
cn 81, Do from Jur) 81, sauvgnon.RED5 Chaseias;
"a MeSsa. Rouge So Mnsca Gyi 5e, Damas vioc 81,
mas OF Poquet; So, Early Magdclen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29
BIILDLNI LOTS FOR SIZE.

WHAT very desirable lot in the rear of the Presby
= terrain church now building, being $50 feet front
On street which separates it from the land occupied
BY Manson g. Bbber, and averaging 100 feet deep.
Amore beautiful site is probably not to be had 10 the
City. 49, III
AhD three lots on Governors street, above street,
which are daily becoming more valuable, being in q
central situation, street improving fast any
IN Richmond They would be exchanged for land
west Of the Capitol. ID. l. BURR.
dec i8-2aw3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29

>hb Subscriber would inform the ladies of Rich
- mond, that he intends stopping in the city for q
Mort time and offers bis services as teacher of Poonah
tos Iheorem) Painting The high state Of perfection
- which the art has lately been carried the ease and
AGILITY with which il is acquired, (conparcd with the
uslAi model renders It desirable object for every
hdy vho wishes TO have knowledge Of this orna-
mental part Of education.
Only thirty nix hours necessary to acquire a
knowledge Of the art. He has taken q room at Miss
Turner's boarding house, Main-street, where speci-
mens may be seen, and terms made known. Married
hdics or others, can have private lessons at their
dwellings If they choose.
Reference to Rev. WIN. ]. Armstrong, Rev. Stc-
p6en Taylor and Rev. A Converse.
dec Js
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29
ALMOMDS. &c.

ALMONDS, &c.
NO. Sacks fresh soft shell almonds
10 bags Java coffee, landing from tho Caro-.
line Marion, for sale By
decio T. II. DREW, Agt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29
JAMES WINSTON,

JAMES NlNSIOh,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
HAS ON HAND AND OVERS SALE,
$4,000 Lbs. Of best Smthfeld bacon
400 barrels N. G. and Potomac nett behring's
100 do. cider vinegar
so do mountain family flour
% do. refined sugar
1000 lbs. best slaughtered soal lcther, averaging
90 Tbs.
dozen heavy rnssett upper leather
1000 lbs. cotton bsIling rope
10000 Hacks superior segars
1000 common do.
is dozen sivcs. different sizes
Is kegs Smithfed lard
10 do mountain butter
dozen American castor oil
10000 5-8 heart shingles
10000 feet good flooring plank
Clue in barrels, starch
Wrapping and printing paper
Manufactured tobacco leading lines
Seine twine, clover seed
Alexandria crackers,
md daily ezpcci
500 gallons linsecd oil. I3--uov IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29

SoUTH GARDEN BoARDINa SCHOOL,
shah open my School Sou, Garea In the upper "a
o. Sarone country ,hc 18th January aud yatat Il 90 the
18th Of Dece.nbor following. - ~ - y
The Greek Latin, and the dcen, branches OF the Enssh
language sit be taught aud particular attention paid To
morals and Improvement Of the pups Eyery scholar viii be
CONSIDERED enggcd Tor the year. after entering School
Terms lot board each boorder furnishing his bedding and
towels Si paid quarterly in advance or a note on demand
orc suitable to the patrons the school win answer my p
pose. t.s - John q, IAyyRrNi,E 7
NOV 10, lo<0. S6-wftc
UNJUST SALE.oy IA deed OF tfist executed nv
Turner X Henley and Hannah his wife, the subscribers
and duly rccorcd the clerks Office Of Goochland county
court w. or either of WILL Monday the 18Th day of
December next (tat being (oochand county mo
coed to SELL at oochand courthouse, the highest bidder far
ready money, al the right, title, interest clan the said
Turner H. Henley and Hannah his wife have may have n
ct OF lsnd containing hundred and one
or, land lying the lower end Of oochand county,
beng the same nac land owned by William Barnett nj the
time OF his DEATH and which by his viii and Testament me
devised to his heirs to be equally divided between te OF
which Hannah Henley orncy snnah Barnett one ofthc
heirs OF the said Wm Barnett also all the interest," tt aud
claim, which the said Turner Henley and Hannah his wife
now have or may hereafter have in negroes with their ill.,
crease also stock OF horses hogs cattle aud stock OF all kinds;
also household and kitchen furniture belonging the said
Bsno which with all other they claim under the said
V,n Banetts WILL in order satisfy the purposes for which,
the said deed OF made Such uc only will be con-
yed as Is vested in the subscribers by the aforesaid deed OF
trust. Will. GRAY, ~
WsL MILLER, ir'seeS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29

NoDel By a Lady Of Virginic.
lust published and for sale by the subscriber, for
- the exclusive benefit of the distressed family of
the Authoress, MORTON, a Tale of the Revolution
Price dollar. J. II. NASH.
de
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29

MEAL.-The subscriber has on hand, and will be
HA constantly supplied with Meal ofsuperior quality
bags of bus. each, intended for families and fur
nished at the lowest market prices any orders address,
ed to DR.. Sam Peasants myself viii be attended
to. VIM. J. CLARKE.
Dec. I5t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29

VERY respectfully take leave to return my partcu-
lar thanks to those planters who have beensO friend
y az to ntrst the management of their Tobacco TO me
as Salesman at the Public Warehouse. I hope it is
not necessary for to say, that my best exertons
have been used to render general satisfaction again
tender them the attention, nav more as my health
trust has been restored-I would here remark to my
friends for whom have done business, as well as ma
ny others for whom hope to be engaged, that this no
tice wouldnot have been introduced upon the but for
the offer of Mr. Lakeland TO do busle ut the same
place competitor. Our friends will please direct
their Tobacco to or the other ofus they may
GAUGE which will any thing like contention. It
should not be expected that when there is fair
competition in this way that the inspectors would
feel themselves IN any way interested, particularly
II the same patronage is extended TO the Warehouse,
as heretofore by the. Planters. Should any Tobac-
co be directed to the Ware house without specifying
any preference in the Salesman, the owner viii re-
collect that he has the right TO choose for himself
even on the day of sale. The situation Of sales
man Is In no way connected with any Of the
other duties OF the Warehouse. Consequently,
il is held alone by the patronage Of the Planters
and dealers. Surely Gun give no better evidence of
my attachment TO the interest of the Planters and my
anxiety to promote their interest, thanto annex the
following names, composing large majority of tho
principal buyers, who have kindly directed me TO
give reference TO them by way of sewing their sa-
tsfaction to my mode of doing business as Salesman.
Theparcular patronage Ofsuch dealers is worth more
10 the growers Of Tobacco than any other evidence
that have TO offer-for such expression Of their
feelings, have only 70 return my humble thanlls--
The inspectors receipt for al Tobacco sent to viii
be returned to the owner consequently shall wait his
order for its inspection and sale An expenses paid
II directed, by the subscribcr-Ofice at the Ware
house. III. b. MONTAGUE.
RETRRANcE.
R0gers and Harrison. Llfclte and Sizey
Jno. and Wfn. Giftiatt, Daniel WoglotcL,
Scott, Irvine s Co. .Tno. Jones,
Taos. .4djtius, I'm. Barrgn,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29
MIR WM. WALTON: Sir, take notice, that we

MIR WIN. WALTON: Sir, take notice, that we
Iva shall, on Friday, the Cd day Of January next,
al Mrs. Frances Arniisteads, in the county Of Cum
nerand between the hours OF 10 o'clock in the fore
nooi and kin the afternoon ofthes ame day proceed
to take the dispositions of said Frances Armstead to
DC read as evidence in suit now depending in the
superior Court OF Law for Cumberland county; at
which time and place, you NAV attend if YOU think
proper. Respectfully,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29

Nor. u. 1929. Ste
GREEN HILL SEMINARY viii be opened for the
Va ensuing year. the 18th of January, and closed
18th OF December. vacation of month will be given in
the The subscriber still continues keep an assis-
The of instruction will embrace the Latin and
English languages the Elements OF Geometry Geography with
the OF the Maps and Globes and all the minor branches
education Tuition scholars S2 English scholars 81
boarding S75 per Strict win be given 10 pre-
the morals and health the Students and also advance
their studies JOHN HALES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29
TO Carpenters and CaJinet Makers.

TO Carpenters and Cabinei Makers.
+TNHE Subscriber has, and will constantly keep
u on hand, an extensive assortment Of nahooa-
ny, and materials Of all descriptions in the Cabinet
line viz boards, plank, post, crotch and shnded ye-
neers, with good counter stuff, hand ratings, novels
banisers, &c for stores and dwelling houses Also
curcd boir, figured and plain hair cloth, moss, gum
copal coach and cabinet varnish, all OF which viii be
sold low for cash or good paper.
GEORGE IIENDREE,
Opposite the Mcrchants' Coffee House,
Nov 81 Main Street.
MAS copfqntcd, runaway, tho jail of Rockbrdee
w the 0ih day Of Sept past nuatiO boy who saws
his nape j. NICHOLAS WEIR aud that ne n hecborn bur
bound Until he is o. age, 70 Mr. Wogby, Of the county n
or 10 inches h, Of light comrlexion his clothing bad
That thcy CANNOT be described I've has marks hat OBJ
TIE owner, any, required 70 apply r him. or be
viii be dealt with asTccsbly TO Law.
CORNELIUS DoRMAN, Jaaor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29
SUBSCRIPTION

MIR. ALPHoNsE LoUDAT ha.
lvA wing considerably enlarged his VINE
YARD, ON Losc-Isl.ASn, where no now has,
in fun cultivation, Thirty:fre Heres Of
tround, continuing 1900 Grape Vine
Roots having also the peculiar advantage
Of being enabled to procure the best species
ofkoots from his Fathers extensive vins-
yards and Nurseries, In the Districts Of Bor-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29
Goochland. Oct. aTth, 1879.
IIASWOOD SCII0O,

IA AkWOOD SC1IOOi---Tis School wil terminate
the 18th OF December, and for ensuing
year the iih OF January The Of instruction Will include
Reading l,ualsp, Arithmetic, Practical Mathematics &C.
oaphy Bellies Leies, Moral Philosophy, History Compost
tion and the English and Latin Languages The for
board, uion washing and Logging during the scholastic year
OF ten n,oc,hs win be Sos 800 tho student furnish odg
ing All students viii be charged from their
the 10th OF Dsccnbcr which time the scholastic year will
end have employed Latin teacher, and If my patronage
should justify it. shall endeayour obtain the aid Of my pre-
sent coaduor Captain William Barber Letters addressed to
ncar Somerie, FauTiie county, viii prompt aten
ton c. TACKETT.
Nov % Wit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29
CHEAP BOOKSTORE.

r II. NASH has received, by recent arrivals,
- very considerable additional supplies to his
former extensive stock of Books and Stationary; al
of which viii be sold low, for cash. nov %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29

Berry's Premium, Fire Brick.
EME have just received further supply of the
w above superior article, which have been proved
to be equal to the English Stourbridge Brick.-The
principal Foundries in the United States are now ma
king of these brick in preference the English.
CUSHMAN g. ANDREW,
dec 5--ts Agents for the Manufacturers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29

Va slutii', 10
their studies JOHN HAIES.
Orange, Va zs,h Oct 1928
ENHE FREDERICKSIfAIIiI FEMALE SEMI
will be instructed by Miss Bog, i'm photography, Reading
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography with the
of the Globes and the Rudmens Of Astronomy II will
opened or the 18th of January and will close of
December with vacation OF one month, from the 18th
70 the 18th OF July The price for board and tuition will be
$780, oneha payable in advance and the balance
ofhe Each young lady will furnish herself with pair
sheets, pair of blankets, coored counterpanc and three
towels, If preferred, theY viii be furnished by an
additional charge of So Those who remain in my family
during vacation any part of il viii be charged the
$40 per month.
have engaged teacher Of Music to give instruction on the
him, his charge viii be $40 per quarter of 30 lessons to be
discontinued at the pleasure 70 their parents guardians
Those whose daughters wards have beon hereafter
engaged at this Seminary and DESTROYS of having them
instructed Music, requested advise of early
they with convenience.
When the few vacancies yet remaining filed adver
sencn will be discontinued, after which Will be useless
make application for admission Letters mail addressed
10 me, viii be directed TO Gardrer's< Roads, Louisa.
Oct22--Sts FREDK HARRIS.
LNEMALE SCHOOL, school VIII be opened on the
n first of January ut the residence of the subscriber IN
the county Of New Kent under the of Miss Elizabeth Bacon
All the branches of good English education win be taught and
undivided attention given to the and morals Of those
conded to her win no exclusively for females
limited to fourteen Terms for board and tuition session
of ten months $50 onehaf be paid the day of
August, the balance the 24 of December There will be
vacation from the 18th OF August the 18th of October
JOHN B. CLOPTON.
Rosn, Roy. 10Th, 1923. w9t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29
TOBACCO

Roslin, Nov. 10Th, 1923.
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JESSE S. ARMISTEAD,
JAMES A. ARMISTEAD,

Ere sifoTS Of James n. .4rniislead, deceased
Nor. q, 1923. Sic
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-29

VIRGINIA A. rules. holden 10 the clerks Office OF tho
superior court Of ohsncefy for the Riehmond district
the 4,h day Of August, 1925 John a. Lancaster ad,oT
Of msrga'o DefieuS, deceased pit against Thomas JEFF
ferson Randolph executor Of Thomas Jeerson dec Eli
zabeh Msrzeb daughter Of Philip Mszzei formerly OF
Aoemae aud late Of Pisa 10 te grand duehy Of Tuscany
deceased Giovanni Batisa Ruseh Count Franceseo Del
lessa Del lggoso,a and Giovanni Cagnan executors OF
the said Philip Mazzsi, deceased, DTS.
tDs defendants Elizabeth Mazzei Goypnni Batssta
hoseh Count francesca Del Tesla Del Ienoso, and Clio
vanni Chmenoni, having entered their appearances
ana gwen security aceordng the ~ assembly and the
rules Of this court and II appearing BY satisfactory ev
dence.ha they are not Inhabitants Of this coantry ~
ordsrsd, that The said defendants do appear here o. tho
hfs' day next term, I'd the Bib Of the plain
uh andthat copy this order be forth with inserted In
some pewspaper published ~ the city Of Richmond for wo
mouths foceessiyely, aud posted the front door OF the
capitol, ~ the said city.
ca SeOpy; Tesis, wa. G PrSptrrss, cSc.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-22
BRANDYWlNII
ChaIybcatc Springs.

fEeiIE Subscriber having recently removed this elegant
II esiablishmeni, situated nbJut ise miles from the
Borough Of wilmington ard about We same distance IRON
the Town Ct Newcssilc and occupying elevated site
in district Of country alike remarkable for the varied
beauty o. its landscape, tie high cultya on Of its SILL and
The saiubity Of It's atnnspAce-,as opened il as resort
for those IL purst c4aer Of hcalth ut amusement.
The sarRl.ve properties o the waters haze been long
celeraicd, aud for many 5sars the invalid has sought The
renDYsiio Of his strength their use, notwithstanding
tie ab u those accommodations WHICH essential
20 his eoHfot, ard winch tbtndaitly provided.
lhe approach to IL " saIins inuts along the ilknn
iry, which at al tines III excellent condition. Its
vicinity 10 Wilmington ard Newcsse places within Tie
reach Of he citizens a Ph lslcpta aud Baltimore, Who
enjoy lc facilities and despatch CT Steam Boat conveyance
oilers agreeable refuge from the heats Of sunni cr aud
valuable nnic IN lis EbaYhcNc springs.
The buildings, erected about year since Nv incor-
poratcd company, are spacious, ard having been newly
that be desired The supplies oi his table drawn
f.om The market Of Wilmington and me immediate neigh.
bohoGd ard will he found TO embrace all the varieties OF
the His bar Is provided with The choicest liquors,
and ie no less essential contribution Of well filed ice
house,
The subscriber faers himself ,ha, as from his expert
ence in his business, he will not be onnd deficient in
know ledge Of its duties neither " i'll he be found wanting
ment OF those who may honor linn will teiF patronage
w. WILSON.
June 1928. 45-
n. u The Steam Boat SupEnIon, Capt Read, will
leave Philadelphia fur Wilmington, every day (sundays
excepied) at o'clock, T. the arrival OF the boat
Al Wilmington Stages viii he in readiness convey pas
sengers directly TO the spiicg3 Stages will leave the
springs every morning. (eXtent Sundayt) at O'clock
aud passengers will arrive in Philadelphia, at H. A. NJ.
Fare through S12J Carriages, Cigs, &c. all times
be had at the Springs Tor aIy excursion, also,
riages viii be in attendance convey passengers from the
Siear boats al Newcastle 10 the Springs
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-08-22
REMOVAL.
A. &, III. Wilson
M4Vr KEMovTp mum

N4FI hLMOVTU IHtIN
Book Store and Circulating Library
10 NJ 8, Uest Mg, 81, spuM se pf lie ubber I1rk n
AsD 1th nooR rnoM rnE CORNER or MAnKIr srGE!r
'ENli return their thanks for the liberal share OF custom
they have received, and viii be grateful for contiru
ance Of the tavors Of the public
They offer for sale a! tic ,edpcd Prices &c nera
assortment o School Books and Stationery and varet,
of Fancy Articles
Blenl Books Ruled and Bound 10 any pattern.
FAMILY BIBLES
Very cheap Day Books; Ltgers; Ciphering Copy,
Nemnran,um and Pass Books Wiring and Letter paney
fein Lined dos CardaHsand Comfy Grammars; Conly,
Spelling Books Parchment; Bonnet Board; Ban.lbos
Board Prayer books OF the Cath lie and Episcopal Church
es Melheds and Baptist Hymn books; Caechisms of the
various Chnrches slaes; lax powder; Gold and Silver
Paper, Embossed and Fancy papers, &c
variety OF books in different departments Of Itera
ion price.