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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04

AFlNC nearly completed tive engraving of a large and
Splendid Map OF the United States, extending from tn,
brSh frovince OF New Brunswick the East Arkansas
ON the West, inclusive and 18th TO the 49 ees
North latitude; my Agent Richmond for the pnrno> OF
obtaining tile patronage vi those who may desrous TO noses
the work, and sanction effort enhance character OF
arts ana sciences and also to render accessible present ami
newly acquired inflammation upon the physical features Of our
widely extended ami rapidly improving cotmtry
This Map will be executed the same STYLE ,o recen,l
engraved by myself of the State OF Sga ana Will il is belev-
exhibit more correct and elegant delneation OF the gerr
pnca situation OF the United States any one OF the Kind
i'ieto published Its size viii be IT, 4, by IL inches
completely mounted rollers colourcd and vanished or in
portable form, as may be preeIred delivered To s,.-
Oer al the very low pnce OF eight dolars each tur1 The
course OF the ensuing and only payae on ricy m
PercfoT hembcrs of the legislature rsug Al distance
Assembly. ~ ~ - Wv
The territory Of the u west Of The Arkansas r, -l
ocean, WIN oe gwen reduced scale IN the form OF Srl
' which, With the southern section of Florida will b. placed
tne space occupied by the Atlantic all the remainder
o e space usually left blank Maps Of this description will
nc hIed with valuable statistical aud topoliauhcal mi
Especial care will be taken give corlp-,e la,n, nj ali III
existing ana contemplated Canal and Rail Roads In the intel
states On all the Turnpike and u.cr BEADING roads the Lis
dnceS VIII De notedthe county boundaries in every State
WIN hotce OF ue SOIL Climate productions the different
tCtos OF ue country fell description OF the Man
however, viii be found i'll the prospectus upon which the name
OF SUBSCRIBERS are taken;ana the undersigned aware of lie
various npoS lons practicci upon the public by many solicit
W patronage In the form of Subscriptions dcsous 10 eno,
c PIeJuolce which he believes Justly against such
appeals as the present He therefore states exrcly thai M
work IN question does prove To be what i, dcr, ~
ie prospectus upon which the subscribers NAMES apucar
al De entirely optional with Them whether they take the Man
when conpeed,-upon no other does he solicit a p,tr,
"eSfecuuly, HENRY ;. TANNER,
ofPfladelp'ia
Richmond, Dec 3d. 1928 w. %
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MARI WE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DEC. 8.
CLEARED
Schr Swift, Turner. Baltimore.
ARRIVED


Schr. Effort, Bell, from New York DAYS with
sundrcs to King d Richardson, 'Fompkins; c
Adriance, VIM Mitchell, jr Lewis Webb &, Co
IL Myers, lr. SPutney, Sarvay. Granniss Son g.
jr. g. Co. $ Coo, ID Weller. Otis Dunlop & Co Da-
venport Allen q Co. II Richie ] II Nash, Cushman
d Andrew, NJ Weaver. + & f James s. Co. /. Ro-
gers " Co. Raymond& Brothers, N Stratton. J Win
ston, TrPlett IL Johnson, II Pettus l. Lincoln w 8,
ID Kyle q Co. VIM Anderson. Hall 4 Moore, Yale g.
Dunley, Parker, r Smith, Wadsworth g. Williams
J Sarvay J. Bosher, J Bray. Baldwin Ives & Co. N
Gordon & Co. Beck, G Il w Merriam, Worthon &
McGrlIder. NJ Myers. ID Undertake, G. vi Mitchell
Hall Nelson, Mckildoe.
Schr. Dandy, Mason, ) days from Baltimore, with
sllndries to Niger Myers Jno. ii Nash, N T Collins
w g. ID Kyle q Co. jus. Winston, WIN. Palmer Ro
Johnson Jas. M Johnson, Triplett 81 Johnson A Swee
ny. b F Hillard, Anderson Garth g. Co. M Mitch
ell. Lancaster IL DENLY and to mastcrpassed num-
bei OF vessels in the river; among them northern
built schr bound up, and schr. w ashingtons Barge
Bosworth.
Schr. Virginia, Travers, from Baltimore. with sun
dries to M Myers, Lewis Webb G. Co. Peyton,
Lucke e. Sizer, Anderson Garth e. Co. J Winston
Patrick Sullivan, w NJ Swoope to order, Jabez Par
ker, Cusiiman & Andrew, and to master.-Sailed in
company with schr. Minerva, for this port.
Schr. Alice & Mary Saunders, from New-Yorh 4
days, balast-passed ashore in Mile, schr. sup
posed one of the Baltimore packets.
Schr Telegraph, Ketchum, from Philadelphia, with
ballast.
Schr. Mary Ellen, Smith, from New-York q DAYS,
with Salt and Tobacco to Scott s. Fry. and Jordan
Smith
SAILED.
Sloop Flora Allen, for New Bedford, with -four,
corn, and cotton:
Schr. Mary. Eleanor, Knox. for Alexandria, coal.
Schr Richard & Douglass, with -four, for York Ri
yer:
Sloop Eliza Ann, for Norfolk, with -four:
BELow-Schr. Richmond, Hand, from Philadel-
phia.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 22.-The Tasmania, .nen-
well, fin Virginia, at Dover.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-Cleared, brig Regula-
tor, Hubbs, Norfolk; schrs Swan, Woglam, ditto;
Consort, Ketchum, do
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04
OoTILLTCN PARTIES

Mr.. GUIGONS second CotilEon Party for the
season, will take place this evening, at the JNTan-
sion House.
Gentlemen members Of the Legislature, and others,
DESTROYS Of attending the said Parties, viii please call
Ut the Office Of .Nfr. Thomas B. Bigger for Admission
Cards. dec .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04

AMENpMENr Or TIM .FEpERAL CoNsrITurIoS-I
II will be perceived by reference to the Legislative
proceedings, that on yesterday, Mr. Newton moved
resolution for amending the Constitution of the Uni
ted States, by extending the Presidential term to six
years, and rendering the incumbent forever ineligible
TO the same office.
Understood as II seems TO be, that Gen. Jackson
Will not wish to but one Presidential term the
present is n most favorable moment for el,cctipp a
Constitutional amendment, in the expedency of which
We believe, there is general if unanimous con-
currencc 1t is the single proposition which in the
present distracted state OF politics. bids fair to produce
union among all parties.
We therefore express our satisfaction that this
amendment, so necessary for the preservation of
future tranquility has been thus early moved in the
rs instance by Virginia. and particularly, that is
presented unclogged BY my more doubtful PROPOSE
ticn The resolution lies on the table for the present
ConUention-On Yesterday, Mr.. Wallace moved
the refcrepce Of the convention subject to select
committee bot his preamble and resolutions lie ut his
instance, for the present on the table.
We have now the assurance, that the convention
VIII command the early, and consideration of
the General Assembly. What subject ever deserved
1t inore' What question be half so interesting to
Virginia. For ourselves all our hopes of seeing Vir
GINA restored to her pristine splendor and Consequence
rest upon the fate of this great question. If the &C.
neral Assembly execute the will of the people in good
iaith--if the Anti Convention minority in the Legis
ature, nobly sacrifice their preuices to the will of
the majority of the people-if the Convention is or
ganzed upon such principles as to secure the great
objects of reform for which its supporters have SO long
and gallantly struggled, shall hail it us the most
suspicious day for Virginia since the Declaration of
Independence.
Congres-A Qouum OF both Houses on Monday The
National nteiscncer speaks of the prevalence better feel
ing among members
In the Senate, absence OF the V President Mr. Smith
Of Md took the Chair.
In the House the Speaker took the Chair II O'clock
Messages announcing organization mterchanged between
the Houses after which tho Presidents MESSAGE WAS read
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04
GnnInIerrtaI Rerort
CORN MARKET.

WYNN L.
LoNpoN, Oct. 23.-The Corn Market to-day, so
far as respects English Wheat continues the same as
on Monday.-Bonded Wheat may however be quo
ted two shnllngs quarter higher. The farmers
complain much Of the new Whtat, yielding little
under the fail.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. e4-There has been less doing in
cotton this week. The sales amount to about $500
bags. Prices Of Bowels, Alabama, &c. Cd. to Sod
per ID.
Since Tuesdays corn market, Wheat has been in
demand AMI has advanced about Cd per 10 lib.
LONDON MARKETS, Oct 81.
Coito-The brisk market and extensive sales nj Live
attracted much attention The holders Of Cotton are yey
n, and the sales would have extensive an advance
OF I'd to Is I'D asked has checked The demand The esna
ted sales tor the week ending last night inclusive
Bengal Id 4td $500 Suand 2 sd; So bowed ST. Tobar.
co-The demand has considerably improved; sales are
cargo OF Virginia at l5s per 100 lbs manifest weight about
BOO hhds Maryland for export about 50.
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THEATRE,

- set of excellent stoves are supplied for the
comfort of the audience.
IL The Manager feels great pleasure in announ-
cling to the Ladies and Gentlemen of the CITY of
Richmond and its vicinity that Mrs. STONE of
the New York and Philadelphia Theatres, is enga
ged for three nights
Third and hIst Night IF Mrs. Stones Engagement
ON FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 5,h,
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aesrtsott salts.
THIS DAY.

BY 1RIPLETT & JOHNSTON
Will he sold at Auction, on THURSDAy th.
4th instant, at 10 o'clock
G5 Bags green and white coffee
70 do pepper
% bbs imitation brandy
20 do New England rum
Is 90 country gin
20 do Old whiskey
pipes cog,rae brandy, warranted genuine
DO Holland gin do 40
puncheons jamaica rum
ID or casks Sicily Madeira wine
10 chests imperial and gunpowdor tea
30 catty boxes do do do
half chests young hyson do
together with other articles expected in time.
u Sale by TEIPLErT 81 JoBNsroN, Auctioneer..
oe s ID. TIMBERLAKE
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New York Consolidated,


I'M suuc totr respectfully nouus the public and tho re
bers OF the Legislature particularly, that he win open a.
tuesday % Of Deccntcr ~ his apartments over Asns ,,
Onoc, lass for Motvrn language cupris,ng the 49,
spanish Italian, and fotugucsc The DAYS or
ec ON Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday ofcaci vok ,,
nst VI Mareh next several = uonen have slrestv 20.
their those III posed 20 oin them MN ,i, p, sst1
immediate application ~ Fa'' 'VNAa'
or few advanced pupils can 10 ,eo.,.., = .
French Class, which rccitcs ON Alnods, n ~ ~
dsy' OF each week fom ill O'Clock in the evening and 40
40 NOR. pups W -" Rook kseyng Glass; VIII ci attends hi,
I've sane evenings fli ta 9o'-iock "
&c --o'"a .iEfilEN BrRyARp
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5O5I Prizrs.

'O'l Ir@.S, Sll3y52o
Uhote $40; Hnt s.; Quarter 81 30; RigtM 81 p.
New York, Dec.
u The drawing of the above splcdd scheme will
be received on Saturday afternoon at o'clock Tho
cash viii be paid usual, for III prizes at the Lotto
~ d. Exchange Office OF THO. r. BIGGER
dc Its Opposite the Earle Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04
ROB ROY,


OR .AULD Lang SYNE.
For the first time these seven years.
SS' Frederick IeT7lon, Mr.. Richdrds,
RaShieigh Osbdidistone Darts,
FRANCIS OS6GtdiStone, Garner,
Queen, Edt,;n
Capt 1horRton, II. Walton,
Rob Roy .ncGreggor, Waltoa,
DOugdH Farrell
Haprish & Robert, .uaslers Taylor g. Wentworth.
Mayor Gdtbr1hh, Mr.. Herbert, jr.
shcSteiod1t, Sticknev
Balie .NJcol JaIvic, Herbert,
JObson, Edloin,
Saunders, Osborne
HELEN McGREGGOR, Airs. STONE,
Diana Hernon, toith the song,
"a Highland Lad my Loce toas born Stickncv,
Martha, BcicovS.
.Mhhs. CoII;ns
Hostess, Read
Jean .Mc.4ipine, Osborne,
Mr.. Garner, as Francis Osbaldsitonc, will intro
duce the following songs; March to the Battle Field
. My Benny Lass now turn To me, Aud Lang Svnc'
with the Duets of 'Forlorn and Broken hearted and
Tho you leave me in sorrow, with Mrs. Stick
ney.
To conclude with the favoritc Foree Of
Nature and Philosophy.
Rinoldo, Mr.. Farrell,
Brother Philip, Edwin,
Collin, Mrs Stone
Eliza, Mrs. Bclcour,
Gertrude, Read
~ Mrs. Stones Benefit on Saturday.
TSckets-Box and Pit, 10 cents, to be had Mt tho
usual placos--Lch Gallery, % cents-Middlc Gale
ry, 375 cents. No smoking allowed in the Theatre.
~ Doors to be opened at s, and curtain to rise at
7oclock, precisely
Dec i--2t
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, MARRfED--On Saturday evening the 29th inst by the
Rev. James b. TAYLOR MIR RICHARD E ARNsrRoys 20 Airs
FRANCES OSGooD, both of this civ
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BY OTIS DUNLOP &. Co.

BY OTIS DUNLOP &. Co.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY next, the 4th Dec at IL o'clocl,
VIII be sold at our Auction Rooms:
100 PACKAGES of seasonable Dry Goods. con-
sistlng OF superne cloths, cassi ,ares annes fear-
naiights, satinets, cassinets. Irish linens cacoes
cambrcs, rose blankets, dufle do, cloth shawls.
elegant cravats. bombazette, bombazin, On elepant
assortment Of silks, cotton umbrellas silk do &C. &c
ALSO,
10 Bales brown shirtings
90 do brown sheetings
20 do bleached do
10 cases do do O. D. &. co Apc,s
Acl"S al SAFE dec
ADDITIONAL.
Nlii be added to our sale this Morning
~ PIECES cloths, some Of which best superfne
black and blue,
case Tartan plaids
do Germun shirting linen
do Irish do do
do do sheeting
bales bed tick.
dc ! o. d. s. co. Aucrs.
SHOES.
On MONDAY, the 9Th December, at II O'Clock.
viii be sold at our auction store:
100 PACKAGES SHOES. among which are soma
superior Brogan,. O. d. & Co Ancte
nov Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04

ROARDING.-The Subscriber can acconmodatc
~ few Members Of the Legislature with board on
north side Of II street, between I'd and Sd streets.
dc 1--3t THOS RATTEp
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o YEZ! o YNZ!! o YEZ!u

'V'iE attention Of the public is invited while ID, y
arc informed that on "Wednesday, the 10Th of this
month, the 18th Class Of the Dismal Swamp Lottery
will be drawn at the Eagle Hotel in this city, when
me distribution OF numerous desirable prizes, such as
$4,000, $1,000, &c. will take place. those wishing
to place themselves in the way OF Dame Fortune,
VIII please coll andtake achancc 1T
De- SASIS Bookstore.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04

vi KS. JOHN G. MOSBY has taken the honsc
-. iately occupied by Mrs. Iligginbotham. OH 9Th
street, near the Second PRESBYTERIAN Church and i;
prepared to accommodate such of her friends as NAV
favor her with their company, with Board. on the
usual terms She wishes to engage six or cirht
members OF the Legislature, with or without families
nov 81 80,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04

Eichmond Dec 81, 1928. N'e ~
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
S=k-E EkGEcET.
RoBB & MORRISON,

WINDSOR CHAIRS, with great variety of SET
TIES CRADLES, Common Windsor and ARM
CHARS.
They would also inform the Public, that they
hr considerably extended their business. and
have taken that large and commodious building
lately occupied by Messrs Bayard and FraSe,
where they also intend keeping u general asori
meut of the above work.
n B. Az orders, thankfully received, and
promptly attended to.
January End. 1928. Its
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NEW HARDWARE STORE
RICaARp LANE & 90.

RESPECTFULLY, inform their friends and
tuc public. thl, DO addition 10 their former assor.
ment they have just received and are now open
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30
anew 5CSZS.


NARRATION Of Van Halen's Imprisonment
and escape from thc dungeons of the lnqustioa
his Journey TO Russia, &c
Lectures on Physiology Zoology and the H.,
u7al History of Man by ". Lawrence, 7. H. s.
Jahn's Biblical Archaeology
Blue Stocking Hall-novel
Filtration do.
Humours Of Eutopia a talo of Colonial times.
Voyage TO the Moon.
Buccaneers, e romance of our own country m
It's ancient day.
Youth and Manhood Of Cyril Thornton.
The Midsummer FAIRIES, poem by 4. Hood.
The Hunter, poem, BY Flint
The Pelican Island by Montgomery.
Capt Pary's Voyage TO discover q North
West passage.
Pastor Sketch Book.
Father Clement
McKenzies's Memoirs Of CALVIN,
Sequel TO Popular Lessons.
Private Memoirs of Madame Hausset
Tales Of Grandfather, by Scott
Masous Horse Farrier and Appendix
Elizabeth Palmer
Philosophy IN sport
Just received and for sale at a. d f Pick
ct Book Store, Main Street Wheeling where
may be had books in every department OF Litera
ture.
April 9th sI29, l5-tG
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30
4n jnrojce Of TiOlinS, Flutes
Fifes g. CiariOnets; Piano
Music g. Violin Strings.


FErsu ASu EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT oF DRY
GOODS, CONSISTING ~ PART AS FOLLOWS:
Olive. brown. blue. black and mixed Cloths;
Cmb-- and Jacone; Ginghams, CaLcocs, and
Camhucs;
sapertae GA Swiss MuI Plain and Figured
Irckoncts and Medium Muslus;
Hors.sI Bombazme and bllck Lasting. for Gen
t.auen wear
Cotton and silk Stockings
Plain and Mixed Du.ing-;
linen Cambria Pocket HaHdIerchctS
Linen Cam5rck, Lawn. Imitation Linen Cambuci
ga --s and ga Table Linen,
An ELEGANT assortment Of Colored and PLAIN era
va,s
r,sbio1.ble Six Pocket Handker1hieis,
Fancy Sc,rts and Sh1Wls;
Bonnet Baist and Cap Ri5bands and bre Rib
Lesh9u. Straw and Gimp Bonnets, and Gentle
mems Leghom Hats.
Ladies and Geutemens black HosAn, hid and
Silk Gloves,
Thread Bobbmet and Cotton Laces, Senshaw,
S.-ceae,. Florence Mauua. S4un - LutesJrug
Silk. coIorej ana blacks
Co.0red eros de- Naples silk.
Satin Striped LevaH,me and Florence
Bluesse. assorted co.o-s;
Black and c0.oursd BulcS;
l-4. ga Bo5nett Lace, Piping Cord. Grape cAawS
Grape Robes. and black Canton Grape,
Bncs. Wh-e. and Green French Grapes, and
Green GuZe.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30
DOMESTIC GOODS,

and variety OF other articles not enumerated
Also
French Brandy Peach Brandy, Holland Gin,
Do h.skev. PoIt. Madeira, Lisbon, Iener.tie, and
Country u mes. Molasses Mackerei GunP0wder
Imperial. and Young Hys0n Teas, &c. including
GENERAL assortment Of aii kinds o. GROCERIES
ana QUEEN -WA ARE.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30

From the Fort Pitt Glass-works handsome as
sortment OF DOUBLE FLINT GLASS NAhE'
for sale at the Manufacture prices
Persons wishing TO purchase goods a c-le-'t
rate will Dlease 10 call and examine, as we intend
selling an a very small advance upon cost.
Country Merchants viii lind It 70 taelE adF -i'-
age to give us q call
HbNllHSi Ae4 l4ls' SS,--'S,
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30
WOOL STAPLING, AND
GRADING.

EOSEPH HOWELLS, respectfully IN
9 y forms Wool Growers and Others engaged N
the wool bnsincss, that he has commenced lhe
HO0L srAPLfSG AID GRADING BVsisfss, a in9
house IN South Wheeling, next door 10 the resi-
dense Of Josiah Chapine. Esq Arrangements
haye been made with ID. b. Bsyless, Commission
Merchant, who VII receive the wool al b. ware
house in Wheeling; and aiier = b. sorted, pack and
forward, Or make any other disposition Off which
the owner may think proper. Grading onil, can
he done, wherever Il may suit the owner OF the
wool Terms Moderate and accom- odaiing.
J. II. trusts that his long experience 40 ihs
above business, VIII enable him % give entire sai-
.siaciion 10 al those who may employ bun.
Wheeling, April 223, l-2- l1-0t
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@a-lv 2ad I5R
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FIFTY-THREE PACKAGF9,

~ i -1l11tEE PACKAGES,
CONSISTING Is PART AS FOLLOWS:
Saws M.l = Gu, and PIT Hand PANEL and
Tenant.
10. Frame, Hood Circular Compass and Frett
Au,..s. real. Mouse Hole and Birmingham.
Wees b-ght and black assorted sizes
lo Hand.
screw Plates. assorted sizes,
lr-n Jg1lta and common;
Steel American, English DO. MAYORS md San
daEous
do. Hoop J. Crowiy and German
oa1ve-s and Spades non and steel pointed Sock
ct Sl0vels
Wire. al sizes, and Wire Piyers;
Plane Irons Butchers and CAMS best casj steel
and common;
Files, assorted. Of all kinds.
Co91sr's Shoemakers Chairmake,s -aj Sa5,ers'
Turner's Ch.sse and Goures.
Gr.l-k-. double three quarter Bride;
do. Swivel and Roller. raised pan:
Do DO. dc. skeleton DO.
Sheet Brass.
Hinges Butt Table and Brass
Screws. crtsi Sizes
Hat-a-ts Axes and AIDES;
CHses Mouicmg Sockets. and Timer.
PModard Timed Sadtlery and Hair Plush, blue
and orange.
Corn and Garden Hoes; G-drons Frying Pans
Bel aietle Tea Kettles, and Salcepaus
Castings Windmill Irons, Dutch Ovens Tea Eet-
lies. oN.l1,s, Mould Boards and Sad Irons;
Brushes of al kinds;
Gun Nails Jmatl assorted sizes,
Trough, Io Cut Ilcss C.ou,s, R.y,ts & Springs;
Ir1wes. Brick and P.asteung.
~ylcs a.I kinds,
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THE MASONIC SOUVENIR,

AND rnr,BuGGn LIBRARY oAzErrE.
.,rot,d 10 Fr,emasonr, Literature, Science, nc
Arfs, sc.
z-nUF dcsirn of this publication j. 10 embrace
l within is range all those topics "mch nlaJ
useful or Interesting 10 the brethren OF no
s.uystic tie"-lhe yotory Of Science ana liiefa-
u e. and the mm Of tasie-and VIII oe conauC1-
ia strictly IN accordance with the following az
unrcmeni: ,,
Isl 4 Masonic DEPARTMENT IN which VIII be con-
tiined a record Of regular Communication &C
cunts Of Elections, Celebrations, Tributes OF res
,ect. SC. with such choice Oraiions, Addresses,
Essays, Odcs and songs IS viii BE- Of use 70 no
Masonic reader. "a.
End. A Dcparbnenf Of BeLies Letters, IN which
All appoor ORIGINAL and Selected matter Of mo
liaher order of composition such as may be dcrl-
.ed from the best Gazcttes OF Literature Of no
lre and from the storehouses OF native genus O
learning Of the West
Ri 4 Depqrf,nsnf Of Sciencc, IN which notice
IN be taken of discoveries and improvements IN
be several branches Of Science, the progress o.
lie fine and mechanic arts, and Whatever may uP~
elr Of an useful nature, IN regard 70 the MANI
.ftiring and agricultural Interests Of our county,
4h. 4 Department Of Neirs and MisaHaHyy
herein will be found an cpitOme Of the current
-ler with aplclsing variety Of pociical ana Prose
matter. scraps of sentiment, vii and humour, -
III be agreeable 20 the general reader
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EDITOR, shall retain ninia copy Tor Their trouble,
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L. r. W.'ANDREWs,
Pittsburgh, ia.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30
Stone Cutting.

RWARK DOUGLASS respectfully IN
I'VE forms his friends and the public, that be
continues 70 carry on the above business
on thecorner o. Washington and Str streets, where
stone Cutting Of al kinds can be- finished at the
shortest notice.
t. Two APPRENTICE 70 the Dove business,
Vbeslinr. March 5,h I42S. I0-3m.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30

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