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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-30

tailed the Cherokee country OH soutes, anu gave
To- the United States tract of land in the State
of Alabama.
Arr. 3. The Cherokecs relinQuish and cedc the
landnst mentioned; and in consideration thereof tho
United States agree TO pay $4,000, in 90 days, and
S0'voo year for ten successive years
ART. o. The line To be plainly marked.
ART. The Cherokee nation TO meet the Com
mlssoners of the U. States ut Turkey-town, on the
s"'h OF the same month, "therc aud then To cypress
s oPPr00d'ios ar sot, of the articles this treaty.
out' the nation did assemble, Il would be consi-
dered "GS q trcit ratification"
YIN TINS treary would observe, that there are sew
Graz Things IN 1t worthy of special commcndation viZ
the soheitudc TO avoid future difficulties, the uncom
mon care manifest IN article fourth, (which regard
TO orevty prevented my citing argc) To have the
me OF territory made plain; and the repeated and en-
phct acknowledgment, that the Cherokees were to
express their appreciation OF the treaty. before IL
would be binding OF course, they were to be dealt
WIN as Intelligent and moral beings, having rights
OF their own. and capable OF Judging in regard to the
preservation Of those rights
III must be presumed, that tho commissioners a. the
u States were at Turkov;own, on the 2Sth of Sep.
tcmber, the day appointed Tor the ratification; but
whether the Chcrokccs were tiatory i'll assembling,
or whether strong arguments We're necessary In OBJ
ram their consent, does appear Six days after
wards the transaction was closed as Is proved by the
! following certificate:
Ratified nj Turkey-,own, BY the whole Cherokee
nation in Counc asscAblcd In testimony whereof,
the subscribing Commissioners OF the United States
aud the undersigned Chiefs anu Warriors of the Che
rotrc nation, have hereto set their lands and seals
'hS I0urth DAY ot occ6er. IN tho year OF our LcEd
one Thousand light hundred and sixtccm."
: Signed, ANDREW JAcKsox
-. MERrVITlrEr, and
nine Cherokee Chiefs, in the presence of the venera
bic Col MeicS, two Interpreters. and Major Gadsden
OF INC United States Army who subscribed Us wit
ncsSes.
Tho treaty was ratified by Prcsiden, Madison, ant
the Senate. ''''
close this number by requesting ill our public
men TO mediate upon tho following words Of yer,
sagacIouS kmg:-Reu3ue not the Old land prryt; ana
enter not into The feds Of the fdtbe7es; that is of III,
weak and defencciess for their Redceancy is mighty
{ He shall oicad their cause Nth thee.
| WILLIAM PENN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-30
From he Albany -Argus.l
CONTINGENT REMAINDER

"f.fks tcho freadS alone
Some banquet hall deserted,
Iphose gt,ests are fled, whose gariaads dead.
dad all Jrt him departed"
IT'S over, tho season is over!
Abandond are all the gay balls;
The Invalid, Daudy and Lover
Are away to their homes, or ''thc Falls"
Loomis now LAYS aside his pomatuni,
And Bennett his fiddle and bow,
J le chickens, and people that ate 'em,
In fiocks have announced ID. |. o.
Th. piazza where some of us fiirted,
3'hc room where 1.-The club" held their spree,
Look gloomily all aud deserted,
Hoy changed is the ''Sdns-!Souri,"
The battledores cease to annoy US.
No children arc left here to squall,--
Dressing three times day don't employ US,
There's no one 10 dress for at all.
The billiard ball sleeps III the pocket,
Unconscious Of cannon, or click,
Where gaiety rose like rocket.
Desertion comes down like the stick:
q'he dining rooms empty and dreary,
The ballroom is meiduchoiie.
For fashion, of fashion grown weary.
Rcmorselessly cut, sans souci.
Like the man WHO is naTGci IN M motto,
I roam round the building alone
Rock, rIvulet, cavern and grotto,
Rcmind me of pleasures now foVu.
How Agatha laugh'd at my punning,
Called my wit (lilc her face) very fair
How Caroline sang cease your fuuujne,'
when | twisted rose in her hair
How Helen would not deem ME serious
When ''poprd," but said "fddie-de-dee;"
Coclly asking sit | was delirious
10 vfI,,s thus Sd,iS Sotci.'
How-beconling shirts were pattern chequers,
How Charming grey stockings with clocks
How LOOMS once gave us ood-peclters
For supper, instead of wood cocks:
How in triumph wc dineG with old Barhydt,
Though others had spoke for his trout
How homeward we drove By the star light
And danced at the evening route:
How the wine, and the glory, together,
Put us all in such excellent glcc,
Chat with spirits as light ss feather,
We were really sans so"ci.
Gone, gone. are the people and seasou--
The exquisite, black leg, ana S~ue,
The stupid, the bore, and the pleasing.
Tine careless, the spiretaeVe,
The sherry, and spring water drinkcf,
The driver, the Jockey, the groom,
Yhc silent, the ta'ker, the thinker,
Weeded widow, and maiden i'll bloom
Are away in their gigs and ;hciT ..,aches,-
Buggy, stsnhope, barouchc, aRd razce--
For year they have said bnenos nochtS
Good night to the Sans Souci!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-30
wARRENToN FALL MEETING, 1929.

WEDNESDAY, Sept. I0.--No entries for the Colts
Raee-Me heats for a saddle veluc 20, entrance S.
J. V. Cawthorn.s 8. gcdlng by Timoleon,
years old, II5 lbs.
Mr.. Vanloar's b. g. Oh Eagle, aged 12I lbs. 2 2
mr.. Jobnsons 3. 9. by Vrginian, years
old (Roug) dist
Time I'm 5Gs-Im Sos.
TBURspAY, i7.--Proprietor's Purse, $50, mile
heatr entrance SlC--yas won by Mr.. Bullock's o. f.
Eliza Splotch, beating Mr.. Vests Ugly John, Mr.
Harrison.s =. c. Ralcatcher, and Mr.. Wynn's Bui-
1ctto. Time, 4u--im 5s---4m l0s.
FRwAT, 13.-Iockey Club Purse, $3.50. 3 mile
heats was won by Mr. Wynns Polly Hopkins, beat
ing Mr.. Jobnsons colt by Columbus Time, Om I6s
SATyRpAT, l9.-Purse 500, won by Mr.. Van
Ienr's Yankee MAID beating Mr. Bulloeks Nanolcon
MFR. SomervelIs Aggs In, Mr.. Cawtboru's 5. o. bv
Iilnoleon, aod Sir. Wcsis Ugly I'm. Time, in
e5s I'm 57e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-30

plcng tissue ct nonsense. II confirms my k,rmer
idea, and the contents OF the Richmoad Enquirer
relative TO the disposition shewn by Virginia servants
IN Kentucky and at Lynchburg, add to my conviction
that Virginia must be anxious to get rid of some 81.
them and, OF course, equally DESTROYS to find otor
and more printable markets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-30

~ 'NGi NIA-At rules, holden 10 the clerks Office
o. the superior court of chancery for the Rich
upl" district, The Sd day Of August. 1929: VIM. Eli.
OF zee ana cornelius Savage, survivors of themselves
a" Ins'oIhef BATE loto merchants and partners b?
the style and under The firm or Loo. SnVogo & Bate
pits. against Seth II. Noyes, and Charles W. Noycs,
PnT'ners, by the style OF Seth n. Moves g. Co and
IN ihoir individual capacities, George Charter and
I'm " lhnms partners, by the style of Charter 6.
Williams, aud IN their individual CAPACITIES. ana
=, The defendants Seth ~. Moves, Charles w
Noy"s. aud George Charter not having entered their
aPpcaranc" and given security according tho act OF
ana thc rules of ins court. and appearing
by Satisfactory evidence, that they arc NOT nhnb-
tonts OF THIS country; II is ordered Tint The snd de-
PENDANTS do appear here the first day ri the next
january ierIn' and answer The bill Of The Plaintiffs;
nnd that copy of this ordor he forthwith Inserted IA
some newspaper published N the city of Richmond,
i"r two mouths succossvely. aud posted at tho mont
door Of the capitol IN tho said city.
- = copy Tes,e. WV. e.. PENDLTToS, -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-22
w AsEfNGrnN- Drc In

49, . W AsEfNGToN, DEC. 10.
The Senate yesterday, after the reference of VA
rlous SUBJECTS to Committees, spent some time in tho
journcd till Monday. ' 0N
in The House Of Representatives about twenty
Of which were referred to the various COMMITTEES
to which they were addressed Several Of these re-
solutions referred 10 the einqushlcnt of portions
Of the public lands. Mr.. Stanberrv offered one nm
the subject of 'reiinq'sbias" to the State Of Ohio
The public lands in that State. which, on motion OF
Mr. Bates. of Massachusetts,. was amended bv sinh
siiung the words Srii,Dg, in the room of the word
"reinqulshing' One offered by Mr. Overiou
on he subject Of giving to the State of Louisiana
OIL the lands which we've ovc raowcd or sterile which
Vermont, referring it to the Committee m P,,i,.
nc Lands 70 inquire into Tic cxpedicncy of distrib
utIng the proceeds Of Tie public lands amongst tie
several STATES, TOR The purposes Of Education and IT.
'efHai Improvement. according 10 the ratio of rcvr.
schtaiion led TO very brief but animated deba;e,
an! was hnai!y disposed of by successful r,nfo,.
70 4ay 1t on the table. An interesting rcsolei,,
was adopted, on motion Of MIR. White of Fiori'
on tle subject Of the cultiyation Of tho Sugar Gu,
aI'G the tGbgicatica and reGHcnert Of sSIgG-.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-22

w Dlcfl VIII leave en- estimated balance
in the Treasury, on the first Of JaDu-
1891, Of 4,i94,545 OF
If the foregoing estimate Of the revenue and ex
penditure be correct, the sum at the DISPOSAL of
the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, for the
yea1 1880, will be 81 500 600, and when the in
cease of popnlationis considered, may probably be
safely computed at SI2 OOO 900 for the four suceee
ding years. This will complete the payment
of the whole Public Debt within tho wear 1884.
without applying tobank shares
Should it Le determined to reduce the reyenue. 81
as 10 CORRESPOND with the existing expenditure it
VIII require the exercise of wise forecast on the
Part ofthe Legislature to avert serious injury hIer
chants having goods on hand liable to no afccfe5 i,
P(lce Dy change III the fiscal system of the Govern
nent have Just right to expect from it reasonable
notice, corresponding with the magnitude of the
change proposed. In accordance with these views
II Is respectfully suggested that, whatever dininu-
unh OF duties shall be determined upon, it be made
TO take effect prospectively and gradually.
IL VIII, IN such case, be proper, at an oarly per;od
to select the articles upon which to commence th,
reduction. As auxiliary to this undertaking, the an
heXed t1b(es NJ and have been prepared TabIe
VI exhibits the amount of duties accruinp ON such
articles OF importation, ere generally of forcirn
production. Table n exhibits the tariff of duties
imposed BY foreign Governments, on such articles
ates as lar as has been ascerained at the Treasury
Department.
The precise effect ofa reduction of duties on the
revenue can only be ascertained by experience; but
as inc imports WI! be somewhat increased b. the
opeTation,it Is not apprehenled that gradual re-
dlction, commencing at an early day, would sensi-
93y pFoIong the total c&tpguishment Of the public
The various duties deyolyed on the Treasury depart
men, IN relation to Custom Houses, and Land Offices
have led 10 the exercise Of powers not sufficiently de.
hned BY law. These arc liable to be enlarged by ex-
cessive gradaGoos, under special ex;gencies without
legislative sanction, until the powers OF the departren
70 perform indispensable duties are derived from Usage
rather than the statutes OF tisnatHre, are those e
crossed IN the payments Tor contingent expenses Of the
Cutter service, repairs Of custom Houses wharves and
warehouse. belonging tothc Caite3 states; expenses
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-22
7,ODO,OJD
T3,296,2i9 45

Waking total OF 49,5Z2869 %
From the above statement it is apparent, that the
Sinking Fund, hereafter estimated at Gil 500 600
for the year 1890 and subsequently ut an average of
S12,0O00o0, only be applied to the reimburse
nent of those stocks which are not rcdcemablc q,
pleasure, as follows
In lCSO--io the payment cf ,su
cipa GGI7,f?s u
Interest 1851 ,I37 o.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19

II u aid Ghat two ofthe C1hine, are by tho
ears This, and the much talked Of quarrel
te'wcen Duff Green and Col Jarvis, puts rs
in mind ofihe old saying when rogues fall
out, honest men come by their own" We
hope its truth will be verified before four
years have passed away.
--.eFe..-
a fellow by tho name Of Grain, has been
travelling about, and marrying all the girls
who would have him. Tho editor of tho u.
y. Gazette suggests, that this Groin should
be well hrashed and sent to a (troad) mill.
Booth is performing at the fremont The.
ntre, in Boston.
An insurance company in N, Y. has lately
divided 30 per cent.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19

Tho Nirf'ni, Convention, al The latest
dsns sas gagged in debating the b,siI ofro-
- spn'ssiou n tho Legislature Of ne State
I'.e rpsr ,untry, which is the most popu
lsus iesifs upon a representation in tho
HrunY Delegates in proportion &c ;ho white
Pcat'Jn The people Of tho lower country,
3shc the greatest part OF tho taxes, DO.
N A, hat the basis shall NO ,he white popula.
Tor nd taxation combined. II is believed
y Tie upper country win succeed in carry.
hg their objcc, in,oet'cet. Mr. Madison and
Mr.. Momoc ar both IN favor Of compro.
r'iss--tN is, ofuskinr tho whi,o population
tno basis of representation in the House, and
The white 'ppIaticn and taxation combined
basis. ~ u'aiion in the Senate. This,
they thin " sppcaso the ,lisccrdant feel.
ings of the stew, and produce more fayora.
tle result than can be otherwise obtained
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19

Tho Spanish General Barradss, remain
ed at New Orleans October 90, engaging
transports TO 60 TO Tampico for his troops,
who were suffering for want Of provisions.
Some Of his officers had arrived at New
Orleans.
tits stated that the Duke Of Wellington
is to propose measure TO Parliament 10
provide that the Colonies shall maintain
themselves. Writers in England fear il
will hasten their independence.
FRoM HAvAsA.-By the schooner At
las, capt. Kimball, at Baltimore, from Ha-
vsna, whence she sailed on the Goth ult.
we learn. says the Baltimore Patriot, that
the produce Of the country was high and
scarce; immense quantities Of American
produce in market; freights dull. The
Spanish feet, from Mckee, were all in
port
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
FRESH DRY GOODS


Cases super, blue, black Oxford aud steel MKT
and olive cloths
do fancy prints, complete assortment anon r
them are some handsome spring patterns
do black Italian lrstrng and 80 and 10 inch blac;.
Italian cravats
do cotton bandanna handIercbicis
3 do Leghorn Bolivar hats
do brown Hollands
l DO senshcw silk umbrellas, some very large and
extra finish
DO containing large she'll tuck, long bent and deem
teeth side combs
, 90 brazilian tuck side. uccl; and long ben, d.
! bale patent seine thread, all numbers
/ do Clark's spool sewing cotton
20 do Sd, ii, 81 and Cd brown and blcachcd sir
tiugs and rhcetings
English and 6-i French black bombazues
Rich beOnldas fancy silk handkerchief
Large size blue, brown. scarlet and yellow bandan
ma handkcrchicfs
Treble gilt coat and vest buttons
Blue and black patent covered coat buttons
Figured Gilt buttons for ladies' dresses
Black and white polished brace mouds
Womcns black and assorted horscskn rlovcs
The above named goods have been received b,-
atc arrivals which added 10 the stock previously ON
hand renders the assortment good. For sale low, b,.
L. g. T.. JAMES g. Co
mar '-saw6t Market Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
LEWIS WEBB & co.
OFFER FOR SALE

OFFER FOR SALE,
so Bbls and 100 bags coffee, Laguira -. Domingo
and Java
40 hhds molasses
90 hhds and 10 bbls st Croix AMI New Orleans SUI
gaTs
9 hbds ~ boxes and so bbls loaf and lump sugar
go hhds end1 100 bbls rye whiskey
10 bbls Caruther's rectifed do
200 bbs Isle of Wight and Northern ppplc brandy
5 do peach brandy
3 hhds and so bbs pure N. Z. rum
do Antigua e.,
do Jamaica do
pipes French brandy
3 do Holland gin
81 ; ;:: :;i $ :::;,S
London porter, cider
I20 bbls vinegar
$50 sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown do
SO tons Sweden, English and American bar iron
do castings
German, crawley, blistcrcd and cast steel
Gut an dwrought nails
$50 Spanish hides
ESQ sides soaI leather
GO sides upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
500 bbls N. Carolina cut l,.-i ms
so do nackcrpl
10 do prime rork
10000 lbs bacon
10 casks prime cheese
irish potatoes, tar, opp cras. alum
birthstone, indigo, pepper, pimento
Race and ground ginger, almonds
RGislns nutmegs, caEsa, dcmiiohus
Quart hotties, tumhlcrs, dccanters, wines &c.
Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and Wrapping paper
Sperm and tallow candles
Brown and shaving soap, bocswax
Imperial, gunPowdcr and pouchong teas
DuPonts and Rogers gunpowdcr
Shot, bar lead
Glover, orchard grass and herds prnss seed
Whttcmores cotton and wool cards.
ALSO,
Cotton bagging bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds Of cor
dagc
Seine and wrapping twine
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
Onaburgs, hessians, cotton yarn
Domestic broad cloths &c. &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
NEW GOODS.

NALL NELSON has received By The las, arr;
Il walls from philadelphia and is now opcning h,
the Richmond Packet and Tantivy from New vi
large supply of Spring Goods, which he will sell n
unusual low prices for cash. They consist in mart 81
Super black Italian lutcstrings
Blue black marceline forcnccs
Green, pink, white. blue and straw ditto
Black and coorcd gro dc naples
White and colored satins, superior quality
Black satin lcvantiues, sinchews and snysn..,s
Black Canton and Mandarin cranes
Black bombazines
hB.uck and colored Italian grapes
Blrage guuZe and silk scarfs and handkerchief.
l'o5bineit and plain and figured gauze wells
New style small figured culcocs and rinolarns
Plain and paid battestes
Lest Iu,.ia nankaCns, inersei!lcs yestinr
lack crcassi1ns, HASTINGS aud bolnbaZct,cs
v hite and COLI red jeans aud stripal dlto
Cotton coWbrics and cambria musiins
Euhk null Swiss and India ditto
Checked and striped jaci;onets, cau.hgic di.ai,y
Black italian crayGts
Gancsuna handkerc1iets :
Lace cap, :, pelerincs, collars, &C.
!loct and white, six aud cotton losic-y
Buc>skin IN0otstocl:, beaver & l.orsesan gloyes
Ladies' KID, sill, and lorscslin do
Bonnet, belt. guard and plain CO! lre,i ribbons
MADAM. Car clos A.st corsc;;s, cOrset !aces
French braid5, cords. Sc.
ALSO,
4 large assortment OF brown ana L,lcheJ shirt
and Sheet. he'd f.,-t,. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
FOR SALE,

II AxALI's nails d brads, all sizes at Gictorv prices
- oules patent shot, oil sizes
st. Croix and New Orleans sugars
Loaf sugar, indigo, chocolate
liavanna, Rio, Laguira and Porto Rico coffee
Ennpowdcr' imperial, Tyson, young Tyson and
pouchong teas
Sperm and tallow candles and soap
White iilvanna sugar, fig blue. pepper
0erninn steel, l-2 pint tumblets
Liquor cases, porter and wine bottles in hampers
jamaica, Antigua and northern ruIn
Cognac and imitation brandy
Holland and country gin, Sicily Moaeira wine
Black and drab wool hats
Spanish and American segars
Old Monongahela whisley
Rice, stone ware, white lead, &c &c.
Apply to OTIS, DUNLOP G. co.
april $ eo6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
NEw GpNns.

- arrivals rom New York and piladclplia. 4,
arse aud beautiful assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods;
They consist IN part If
NiJpe De Lyon, assorted cniogs, Z new g-.irIs
Bengolines do do
PLAIN, striped, plaid and printed brlsle
Tote fdiys' peilla!In' aud Itaan nets
Areophine grapes, various coiorS
IilcE' white and colored Gro dc Maps
Black, white and cooied sattins
Elack, waite and cOlored forence5
Black and blue black lialan lustrngs
Black End blue black Marccline silks
lack SATIN lcvailtines and senslews
Silk conl!eis, saisnets ardmodes
n,acA' blue, PINK, stray white Italian crane.
lack NanAin, Mandarin and Canton grapes
fancy enbroiIcl Graz pc and cru ne Jesse hdils.
l.nncy do 40 do do scarfs
Fancy SIX and gauZe scarfS and hlhEs.
Lace caPcs, .nllerines and collars, NEW style
black and white bObbIett wells
Hack white and green gauzc do
i-"i-J-4 and 81 bobbjnctt laces
Thread and bobbnctt !accs, cdEinr AMI faot;nrs
Black and white p Rings
ram figured, piaid and striped Swiss muslin
Jaconctt null and book dn
!.lnDroideG batteSte and muslin robes
Muslln houncihg, odging and ilsettiar
Cambria and cambric nusns
Reai aud Imitation grass cambrics
Furniture and cambria diIlities
G!nglIams and caiicoes beautifully assorted
.G
Cap and gauzc do 90
BoudaTd and iIosius glogcs. best
Ladies hosiery, silk and cotton
MCn's do silk thread aud cotton
Eomoazines bombNzetts and crcassiaus
German, India and French silk he SIS
Black Italian and Canton cravats
Jaconett and Swiss muslin do
Russia and French driliinrs, assorted
Satin and Jeans assorted coiors
Super nance chop yellow Eanhius
DO do do blue do
Black and colorcd hastings
White and colored Marsui!lcs
Patent suspendcrs, assorted
silk and Valencia ycsiing
7-8 end II lr.h linens, very cheap
Linen cambria and lawn hdlts.
ParasOls ana umbrellas
Linen cRmbrics and kentincs
IortoiseShell and Brazilian tuck ana side combs
Black and brown hollands
German and British oZna burgs
JIckIenburgs and Russia shectings
10 and - 4 Marseilles quilts
% and l0-i damasll table diapers
DO do DO cotton DO do
Bleacbed sirtings and shcetings
Brown DO do
Plaid and striped domestics
Linen and cotton tickings
furniture and apron checks
Foundation muslin and millirpt
SIX and worsted braiGs, &C. &c.
Ana VIII continue 10 receive throughout the season
supplies of every thing and desirnble in tho Ginc
and staple line. Country merchants and other pur
chascrs are assured. that every article will be Offer
I'd at the lowest market prices.
april lit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
For HIRE.

n LIKELY Girl about sixteen years Of age who
ls good sempstress and chambermaid. She
mas been accustomed to nursing children, and can
come well recommended for honesty and industry.
Apply az this Office april III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
GROCERIES,.

GROCERIES.
liih Subscriber has on hand, AMI Iately received
tinlore, "' 500 O'
10 Boxes aud 5hls loaf sugar, diflereut qualities
ioo DDS. no. i, =, 3, fall msckcrei
205 do do do
So KITS No. mackorel, and pickelea salmon
1o sacks ground alum salt
100 do hshton's Liverpool, to the tor
90 bbls. whiskey
10 do n. l.. rum
10 do country gin
iIo r Re- wrapping paper, Nifgin;a manufacture
Sicily do
1G rnen 90 wines, On drought, and by
Lisbon, and
Burgundy,
-, bm'ch raisins, whole, anL = boxes.
- io@ciher with large uLd general assortment Of
6ruceries, which lie viii sell low.
&nLI 10 81 VI. J. CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23

~ The price Of subscription the DAILY RICHMOND
WIG, is six dollars year. payable in advance
The charge m adpsrtsiag rs cents for snyIe insertion
Oh square OF less and 33i each continuance dav or
frsL 80 ~ i"SNi'0" "''' "'e
advertisers are charged 30 dollars for s,uares
and IN that proportion advertisements of breaer snpth
eAScp and Lottery dealers who charged si0O
week, CFuesays and Fridays at ve dollars per annum
PAYABLE IN advance -" " - N''
rfdrerng-75 cents square, less FOR the FIST in
settion and 80 cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23

WINDOW GLASS.
n 81 Half boxes 8x1O and IOx12 win
- dow glass, receiving this morning for
sale by OTIS, DUNLOP & Go.
april 1896
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23

LOST,
4 Bon marked J. u. Breckenridge, Grccnviyc.
containing sctt Of plated Carriure Harness,
supposed to have been forwarded to some country
merchant through mistake. Any information rela-
i've to said harness, given to Mr. T. g. Breckenridge
"recn1.ic, Augusta county, or 70 the subscribers,
viii DO thankfully received.
april ~ LEWIS WEB &. Co.