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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-26

DATE of Latest EUROPEAN ADviCES.
From Liverpool, -. -. Aug. 1a.
LIVERPOOL. MARKETS Aug II.
Demand fnr Cotton last week moderate; $3.50 bags
without alteration in prices 10 lad Stained, 81 Sd
Bowed, Cad; Orleans, I'D and "a 3D. Mobile sad
AsbesSales considerable, but lower prices bfls
Boston Pot 35s and 80 PEARL (o es Tar 200 brls
(IalD brought los Turpenine request los Sd pei
cwt paid for 200 bfs and los Cd l 100 Rice, only
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Aug H.
Supplies of Ueign grain this week very small Duty has
been paid about 400 foreign wheat but
standing the probability of immediate Increase the duty
some few parcels have again been placed Knes
locks Indian Corn continues find retail demand and
AmeIicsn Flour have been sold without submitting 10 any
reduction. -
49, HAvKE. Aug, 10, 1929
We publish the following notice which the greatest i'm
portaricc for this place:
characterization Of Indirect ConfriGufons
FOREIGN TOBACCO
Those merchants who DESTROYS selling tobacco 10 the
ADMINISTRATION Of Indirect Contributions informed
Tie hrst concous for the purchase Of sufficient quantity
supply the royal manufactures will he opened in February
Mach, 1880; the day of Opening will fixed in November
the rege in Paris
The Administration proposes Judge of the tobacco by
comparison, with the samples of the different qualities
eten selected by of the Chambers of
neIce Of the Kingdom will attend 10 this duty.
The rule which will establish new mode Of san,puu
VIII be distributed before deposit offerings
IL is particularly recommended to the merchants for their
Own sakes not 10 the Concours
good quality, Suitable for the rege and 10
rrec, ,hs weak kinds which may prejudice their proposals.
Paris, 3lst July, 1929.
The Counsellor OF state Director General
BIS BACOT DE ROMAN.
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OsNABURGs, DOMEsTICs. &c.

OsNABURGS, DOMESTICS, &c.
IN Bales Scotch Osnaburgs, superior quality
HI 2 do bl,ached dowlas
do bleachod haxen sheeins
do porter shectiDg
do sail duck
4 do twilled sacking
10 do rose blankets
cases broad cloths
do domestic flannel
200 bales domestic sheetings and shrtmgs
20 do Dorchester bed tick
DO do German osnaburgs
do brown rolls
do diaper
case camblct, &c. &c.
sept 26-6tif OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-26

II Asst NOTICE.-The drawing Of the
- New York Consolidated Lottery, Extra Class
No. ~, will be received tomorrow. For lucky num-
bers apply THIS D4Yat
LAMBERT'S New Office.
IL Tickets s., shares in proportion. sept 26
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-26
gJSee list page.

MARRIED, Tuesday the AID inst Ivy Rev. James b.
Taylor Garland HILL Hanover county, MIR RoBHr T. PACE,
fkug William, 10 Miss MARTHA a. rgNPLg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-26
GomInlerrtaI Reror0.
- LNEIIOOL MARxEis Aug. n;

DATE oy LArEsr EURorEAN ApvIcEs.
From Liverpool, -. Aug. 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-26

MANAGERS oFFfCa.
TO-DAY i the last for chances in the NEW
| YORK EXTRA, No. IL, as the draw;n1 srr;ro
TOMORROW, Sunday A''e'
prize of $4,000 9prizes of 81 600
(! do 5000 5 do 500
! do s,o44 10 do $50
! Tickets S.. Halves q. Quarters II.
uN1oSS G "a "a, 4 10. "A.
And the drawing viii be received at the Mana
gers Office on TUESDAY next.
20 do 1000 % DO 200
20 do 500 81 do 80
Besides COS, Sos, dos, SOS. eos los, los, &c.
Whole Tickets S., Quatters l 90.
90 All Lotteries which are under the mana oe-
n'ent OF Yates M Intyre, have their names printed
on the face OF tho tickets, US Managers. The Yer
mont Lottery and Maine State Lottery are not un-
purchase tickets. Send your orders TO the Mana
gers Office. YATES g. MCINTYRE
sept GO Managers.
OF AT ~ O'clock To-MoRRow, the draw
ing of the New York Lottery, Extra Glass, No. IL,
will be received at BIGGER'S OFFICE.
sept 90
This Day in Philadelphia,
TNHE drawing o.: the Splendid Union Canal Lotto
Il ry, Class No IL, will take place.
81 Capitals, and Tickets only s..
prize of S5,a45 20 prizes of 81 600
go 20 do do 400 400 % &c. do Sc. s 200
Whole Tickets IS, Quarters a5.
IL Bigger's Office Is the place for luck and the
cash down-scarcely ever fails selling and paying
the capitals. The drawing viii be received TUES
DAY at IL o'clock at Fortunes Home.
sept 26-3t BlGGER'S OFFICE.
n NEXT TUESDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
The drawinv Ill he recciyed Of ba
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-26

naenos'nent OF his connection with Duff, and closes
with the following:
Such history Of the formation Of my partner
ship with Duff Green Hereafter will give of its
progress and euninaion in the Of which, will prove
him, by documents under his hand TO be prohgAe
Shameless liar" RUSSELL JARVIS
Sept 18, 1879
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-26

More reform in pirginia.-We are informed by
the Petersburg Intelligencer, that Col James Rob.
cr,son, Jr has been removed. and Charles d. Min.
doc appointed in his place. Collector Of the Port of
Petersburg. Col Robertson was an opponent of
General Jaccson, sufficient reason for his removal
ssthe times 20. Virginia win yet have to under
60 very thorough reform. This Is only the begin
ming Of troubles.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-26

Returns from 70 towns in Vermont, give Crafts
70i5, Alien (Anti-masonic) 1859, Doolittc Jack
son) a,o8i. No doubt remains of tho election Of
Crafts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-26

We received some of our Boston and New York
papers by the last nights Southern mail THIS pro-
Daily occurred by the papers having been put into
the Petersburg mail bag, instead Of the Richmond,
AZ Washington. Mistakes will occur in the best reg
ulated office, we know, and max all due allowance
for thcln but these things too often, und we
hope they will be rcmedied.i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-26
Chairs, Glassware, & Paper Hangings
AT AUCTION.

ON MONDAY NEXT, ths aa,h ;os. -. >,
O'clock at our Auction Store, . large ouonti,v or
Chairs, consisting " cane aud rush bottoms, txss
wood apd various other descriptions, some eleesnt:
Also quantity OF Elegant Gut Glassware, COM.
Bowie, Sugars. Celeries, &.c.-snd 900 ps. psper
hangings of varous patterns. r.
sept26 d. A. g. CO. Amer,
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Union Canal Lottery, Glass No. IL.

1895 prizes SI36,8SO
Tickets only So; shares in proportion, for sale at
sept "a LAMBERTS New Office.
TINE drawing of the New York LoucIy Extra Cliss No
Il IL, will be received TO MORROW.
CAPITALS.
of $4,000 of $1,000
of 5000 5 of sac
OF 3.OI4 10 of $50
Besides sos +0s, sos, SC. &c
Tickets at the small price of Shares in proportion,
be hat at my Cnce W. PEARMAN.
sept 26
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-26
AterttNtG AaIR1.

By DAveNPttRT, ALLEN & CO.
SALE at THE DOCK. ,@.-
POTATOES, &C.
THIS MORNING. the Goth inst, at 10 O'Clock
We shall scu at the Dock, landing from schr Hero
500 Bushels prime potatoes ~. :
1000 bunches onions
sept 20 d. A. 81 co. Aucts,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-26

A"Socety for the detection of thieves and robbers
deposited one day last week twenty dollars in tn
Bank at Salem, N. J. The night of the same da
tho Bank was broken open, and robbed of the denti
cal thief money. II was all they tool-the thieves
Could ret Mt no other.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19
VIM. L.. Melville,
Yin Plate Worker.
No. l69. Thnnes sireet,

No. l62, Thames street,
HoSTiFCEs 10 carry on the above busi-
" ness as usual, and keeps constantly on
hand, a general assortment ofTlN WARE,
and other articles in his line, to suit the
market. and positively will sell them as
low as can be purchased in the State, not
excepting Of pedlars; those who wish 10
encourage their own townsmnn, will do
well 10 call aud satisfy themselves Of the
truth Of this assertion.
Merchants and Pcdlars can be supplied
at wholesale, as low as can be purchased
in the United States. Old Pewter, Lead.
Copper, Brass, and Rags, taken in prefer
cnce to cash.
GF~SOAP STONE FURNACES, and
OVENS for Beking Hard Char
coal Of the frs' quality, by the bushei OF
larger quantity.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19
For tho Republican
Prom gap Duosst of ssrapS.

"Wen. Street. Yarn, have they sent the
Cssh9r '"No sir" "Why, what said From
ise?" "The Bank is nearly closed, and he
told no, Il might depend on him'-why sIr
lle said he would
CALL AND SEE ABOUT IT.
About IL say "Satan, "--"Beelzobpb".
Which name ye choose DID you the WORD
invent
Ifso. in tophe, may they raise huo bub!
Unless, midst smoke and cindsrs 20 repcnt
beg your pardon, now I thiok again;
'Mo,,e all tho so,ry tricks yere wont TO play
You left this foi como Imp, that owns your
roign
On earth-becstse ne did not choose TO pay
To SEQ about IL twill that pass at Banks,
When sixty days have run their rapid round
Such coin if leSder'd, ah what wizard pranks
They'll make 20 caper, till you're fairly down
SEQ honest Tsistem, toll from morn till night,
Retailing JlicetiDg, calicos, and hose;
Patient asJob, he waits for pay, poor wight,
Tho caslruns low as every neighbor knows -
when rorc d at last, TO save hilnselffrom sink.
ing,
He sends his bill-and cannot do without it,
How foy that care for his distress, or thinking
No more than answer-'B Boy, IHsee about h.'
To "soc about it"--yes, yes, poor sinners,
That answer oft has spold good dinners;
How many know, alas! too woll,
When that is sent for cash, so much desird,
Many an nbsct sufferer now can tell,
With such an answer their last hopo expiE'd!
To 500 about tits Just half le
Reader, you've usod it oft--and SO have !.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19
WOOL CARDASG.
THE subscriber informs his old Gus.
4 toners and the public, that ha contn-
ues to Card Sleeps Wool Of all grades.
Cloth DrPssipO.

He also continues to Dye e. Dress Wool
zen Cloths Of every description, real Indigo
Blue and sll othor colors required.
He Will also manufacture Wool into yars
or cloth, all which will be done spcedily,in
superior style, and on the most rcasona.
bic terms SAMUEL CLARKE.
lFArtirles intended to be sent TO tho Fac.
tory, may be left with Geo Knowles or JOB
sherman, Newport; Sanford Amy, Little
Compton; Poleg Cory, Trerton; or Jeremiah
Clifford, Bristol Ferry Nav q, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19

out though every one OF his wounds was 1
mortal one, sprang again on his feet, and
rushed Va his nearest antagonist with his
bfandished stiletto; before, however, the
blow could take effect, pistol bullet from
the soldier entered his brain, and he drop
ped doad in the midst Of his sssailants.
Such was the end Of criminal, who, by
long career Of robbery and bloodshed,
had rendered his name infamous, and only
ft 10 be associated with that OF his brother,
Of fexecrable memory.
THg LANGUAGE or THE BRurE CREA'
TioN.-Whether one beast is capable OF
forming design, and communicating its
designs by any kind Of language TO others,
we submit to the judgment of the reader,
after giving the following instance, which
among others is brough, as proofof by
Father Bourgeant:-
"a sparrow finding a nest that martin
had lust built standing very conveniently
for him. possessed himself oft. The mar
tin seeing the usurpcr in her house, called
strongly for help TO expel him. A thous-
and mnrtins came in full speed and attack
ed the sparrow; but the latter being cover
cd on every side, and presenting only his
large beak at tho entrance Of the nest was
invulnerabe, and made the boldest of them
repent their temerity. After q quarter of
nn hour's combat,a t,allt the martins disappear
ed. The sparrow seemed to think no had
got the better, and the spectators judged
that the martins had abandoned their un-
dertaking. Not in the least. In few
seconds they returned to the charge. and
each Of them having procured little Of
that tempered earth with which they build
their nests, they oil at once fell upon tho
sparrow, and enclosed him in tho nest TO
perish there, since they could not drive
him thence"
Could the martins concert this design,
without some medium equivalent TO Ian
guags7
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19
"A PROCLAMATION.
LNTnEREAs the General Asseml


WTHEREAs the General Assembly Of the
w State aforesaid, al their session in DC
tober last, passed the following resolutions to
wit
Whereas an annoal public offering OF graft
tude and praise 10 the Most High, has long
been the pious custom Of the people Of this
State, and whereas no season is more appro-
pirate for the acknowledgment Of divine be-
nefcence, than when plenteous harvest has
crowned the labors Of the husbandman.
Therefore Resolved, That Thursday the
twenty sixth day OF November next, DO and
the same is hereby set apart as a day Of pub.
lie Thanksgiving and Praise.
And this General Assembly recommend IA
their fellow citizens throughout the State tha,
on that day abstaning from all unnecessary
labor and unbecoming recreation, they assem-
BILE in their usual places Of public worship and
there unite in rendering uniegned returns OF
gratitude 10 Him who is the source Of all
power and goodness for continually extend.
ing over us q protecting and paternal care;
for having bountifully bestowed upon US the
highest temporal blessings; but more espec.
lally for dlifusing among US the benign inhu.
ences Of that pure and holy religion which en-.
Joins the practice of every virtue, and promi.
sos eternal life.
And they further recommend, That on the
day aforesaid, the citizens ofthis State should
with contrite hearts humbly implore the Fa.
ther of oil, TO pardon their past transgres,
sions, and earnestly enLreat that ofhis infinite
mercy, he would graciously alleviate the suf
(orings Of the distressed, continue to us the
full enjoyment Of all our present prosperity,
and preserve among US, through this and eve.
ry succeeding generation, that ardent love for
liberty, and that deep yeneration for true re.
ligion, which can alone perpetuate oil tha, is
valuable in our civil institutions and secure 10
US the propitious smiles Of Heaven.
Rcsolrcd, That his Excelency tho Cover.
nor bo requested 90 ISSUE his Proclamation of
these resolutions, and cause tho same TO be
promulgated in the customary manner.
do, therefore, pursuant 10 tho above recit-
ed resolutions, issue this my proclamation, to
mako known the same, that the good people
OF this State may conform thoreto,
Given under my hand, and tho seal of
said State at Providence, this second
day Of November, IN the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
twenty nine, and Of independence the
fifty fourth. JAMES FENEER.
BY His Excellsncys command.
Henry BOWEE, SGc'Ty
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him from the body, and he surrendered
his hold OF the earthly hand without re-.
ss;ancs, returning in silence 10 an obscure
corner ofthe room. One of them, locking
towards the others, said to them, "Poor
wretch! what shall we do with him:" Al
that moment he resumed his chaunt, and
lifting two handsful Of dust, from the floor,
sprinkledt on his head and sung with a wild
and heartpicrcing pathos, "Pal lal, pal lnl."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19
Stone Cutting,
PHxLTP STEVENS,

Informs has friends ardMs Public generally.
"HAT he still carries on tho STONE
4 CUTTING business in all its various
branches, nt his yard, No. 222, North end
Of Thames Street, where he keeps co.-
stnntly on hand GRAVE STONES Of all
descriptions, as cheap as can be had in this
or any nei.hboring State; and slate Grave
Stones cheaper, and so0va,lted GOOD!
N. u. All orders from the country s!rict,
ly attended 10.
Newport April 1G, 1890,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19
REMOVAL.
90
FALES,
MUSTER.

HAS removed his Office to % Thames ..
l. next door south of Col. c. NJ. Thurston's 8
whore he may at all timos be found, or at bis
residence in Franklin street.
A select assortment of medicines will hs
kept at his Office, and may bs had co. family
use.
Oct. IS, 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-19
TOR SALE,

THE Benjamin Franklin, Chancellor
Il Livingston, Washington and Fulton
The fare in Ihe Rhode.Islsnd Steam Pack.
eta between Providence and Newport, is
one e0lia. Aug, 2S
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By his Ercellency, JAMES FENNER, Gov.
ernor, Captain. General, and Commander
in.Chief Of the State of Rhode.Island and
Providence Plantations
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-05
BENJAMIN. LEW Is
April -. II4-Ss-
ENGINEER OFFICE,

E>NGINEER OFFICE, I
Fortress Monroe, .Hpril 18th, 1929.
WANTED to purchase for the Fortifcations in
Hampton Roads, in all the current year,
$4,000 perehes of Granite Building Stone, for
which 81 so per perch, of twenty-five cubic feet
will be paid Any stone Of quality superior or
inferior to that assumed standard, which can be
seen here, and for which the above price is offer
ed, will be valued accordingly.
In addition to the above, proportion Of Break
water Stone, not exceeding one third the amount
of Building, will be received from those furnish
ing the Building Stone, and for which 50 I-S viii
be paid.
The following is description of the Stone re-
quircd, viz:
Buii9ing-Each stone to have good beds and
face: the length and breadth to be greater than
and to bear such proportions TO the thickness as tc
admit OF good bond when used, and to be of such
size as to require at least two men TO lift it.
BreaktDdter.-To be angular and rough, each
stone to weigh not less than 1000 pounds.
| The usual facilities will be afforded for un.
loading.
For further particulars, apply to this office.
c. GRATIOT,
Br. Gen. Chief Engineer.
April 81. Il4-2awlstJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-05
RUNAWAY.

~ anyway from my plantation, in Meckenburg
County, on the 18th of February last, my slave
Charles, he is about six feet high, 81 80 years
old, a dark mulatto, or of an olive complexion,
coarse voice, and when speaking closes his eyes
a little; he. has very smalllegs for a Of his
sise, and his ANGLES frequently swelled he is
tolerable good Blacksmith-He was lately brought
from Kingsport, Sullivan county, Tennessee.
and may probably endeavour to get back TO that
plaee-if taken up and confined in Jail, it is re-
quessed that information may be given me of the
fact, by letter directed to sc Meclenburg Court
house, Va."-He had on plain green cloth coat
and white wool hat.
will give Ten Dollars for his delivery to me OF
to my manager, on my plantation, miles north Of
the Courthouse, if taken up in the county. TWEEN
ty Dollars il taken out of the county, together
with travelling expenses.
BENJAMIN LEWIS.
Mecklenburg, April -. II4-St-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-05
THE RICHMoN ID RACES,

n bSEh tue IhEE HILL Course, will commence on the
" I'd Tuesday in May usual, U2h of the month"; aad
continue four days.
Day there will two Sweep,t.te- for colt! and 6es
years old milo heats 100 dolls. half forfeit
Entries to the LIST Stake.
l. O. r Hare, the produce Of his Jack Andrews mare by
2. Jas. J. Haf,eu his Fy by Sir rebie, Of vo.re
john Baker, his Filly Polly Psaehs, by Jno Richsrds
out of his Chroce
a. William II. M,nse his bay COLT Maydsy, by Sir Archie,
out of Eliza.
John Kerby hi, br. Colby virsni.n fiji. Sir Hsr.
e jain nlnse his vrs;n.n Fly Little AIarg.rs)
Jas. NJ ssden, Geo. Hardns sorrel colt by Sir
Chsries.
g. Vim. W. West, enters the Full Sister TO Marion.
Entries to the I'd Stake, LIST Day.
Richard Adams the produce Of his by S.r Charles.
John nj. Bos the produce OF his ). by Sir Charles.
William Burton the produce Of his by Sir Charles.
e. SsIden Mscou, the produce Of his by Sir Charles
Charles
Edmund ChTi,,sn the produce of Mary Dance by Sir
Charles.
a. John Coisiu the produce hi, Hornet mare by Sir
Charles.
Ja NJ. Se,den the produce by Sir Charlie,
I'd day. two races, Propretors Purse and Match Race
Popetor's Purse hss for 800 dcllI. Match Race
heats for 1000 dois
Sd days race Jocky Club Purse, IN. heat, dolls
9Th days race Annual Pos; Stake, 10. heats, $50 dolls
The Subscriber thinks he has better prospect
be- and from the rnber Of Entries the Stakes
Der of hue horses inrarn the sport fail
tersstins he will heretofore, be prepared entertain
who nay choose 10 stay at Tree Hill.
The Subscriber Teaurer, will remind the members
the necessity OF bringing sending their subscriptions he
is compelled Put up the Purses, amounting to ei56O
]. III. SELDEN, Proprietor.
Ths Petersburg the National Intes
End Norfolk Herald will please insert th times,
their account, to j. nn. s. for payment.
April "A. III I'm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-05
Auril 81.
INFORMATION WANTED

INFORMATION is wanted respecting Robert
c. Allen, commonly called Robert Campbell
Allen, from New York, and who was in Richmond,
or its vicinity. in the Spring Of 1926. If said Ro-
bert G. Allen be in life, and will come on to New
York, he will hear OF something to his advantage,
on application to John Allen, No. 500, Pearl Street:
any information respecting him will be thankfully
received aforesaid.
New York, March %. II4-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-05
Rrahnlin IN,

BTdhm,n UtNe.
FEW dozen bottles Of this rich and highly R.vored
"a Madeira Wine which has had the benefit Of voyages TO
the East and West Iudes; also, few dozen bottles OF Ms
dera Grape JUICE without brandy, Of peculiar deeacy
flavor and delicious taste of the fruit packed in boxe,
dozen each; jus, received, and foI sale by
G. s. a. WARWICK.
ALSO, FOR SALE,
London porter aud brow stout put quart bottles
Liverpool filled sacks salt,
Crates Of well assorted for toe county trade
Sd wrought mails, patent shot,
Crates Of bottles, Tin plate in bI-es,
BraZiers' copper,
German and British ozusburks,
Port vine, IN casks Of dozen bottles eoeh,
English white lead ground IN oil,
Madeira vine IN pipes, half pipes and quarter casks
April "a. ii4-6tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-05

fsHE Subscribers, respectfully their friend,
and the public generally that they have entered
co.panershp and end carrying the Dry business
in this place under the firm OF BARNES BELT. They
have taken the house door above Messs Charter VIII
liams snd imm edis.ey opposite Mes,rs WORKMAN Nc.
Grudsr-and daily expectation Of receiving per the
Pisnter and Effort general and well selected
Fancy Staple articles sutshle the which added
TO those already received by the Exit (h~ arrived
New York; will make their assortment complete & desirable
NEWMAN w. BARNES.
BENZ. LLOYD BELT. :,
Apr, ~. It2-6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-05
April ~
SELLING OUT

CEIIBIINu OUI
Furthermore, Glass s. China.
TIME Subscribers intending close their bushes, in hi,
place, speedily possible offer their whole stock oil
CHINA, GLASS, sc.
AT very low prices; nrahy articles at cost.
$. & f.. PI.EASANTS
doors above the Bell Tavern
Country Merchants will hnd to their interest," CALI
fore purchasing elsewhere.
April ~ ff4-w4v