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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11
pEOSYNGTUS
PEoSPEcTUS
NoI "G'''.'.ng ~ Subscriptions in e Toacs1 IF PORTS
"oelh' f"eta.n, .N;srspayer, to BE- esatiied. IA,
PORTSMOUTH REPUBLICANS.
AND
pLIsGLfL3 COMMERCIAL C.szErrt-
BY JANIS g. rrsr

By JANIS G.. VEST
II compliance with the - Isl, Of ns,ror -. -
pee'abie ci''zrns Of Portsmouth, who ar, ,,.;s. -
such publication nl their oru, tine p,bIie,,., - ~
To The patronage und support of the
'" ,"'s''"u'' N"iioi', end The adjoining trnune..
~ is unnecessary. in the %, -srnt euli.,,irn,d A.
enter in'c lsbn'ed detail Of TIE value Of n., "
la republic founded the virtue and e-,.,,l e.
gr;ce nf the ecr7n!uhity and which can o,iv he -,
anu cun'no"d on tho s"mr basis, their u,iiIv uu 10
parent To every rejecting mird. ". hail rcaI ~
Tore "uhon further rsms ks sperify The
- " d'' me Objects 10 which our attention IN
pe chiefly directed. Ia the arst place VIC would dis,in
slate thar tue REPUBLICAN is not intended IT, he -,
-" ppe'' ~ "eva''d To any particular party ar adn.
i',Tani iiIiher than their treasures NAV L. !, c,, -
"sG and beneficial, calculated to rrc,r .. ,b. -,
oi oar co'thry. Ne shall aim AT n,.se,vi,, go,
Pat"ai'y tet"een conflicting pariiesca rfuv .xelpd,
an ronnvefsies ~ csol.a An. acrio,nnic,s ,a,uc.
"'e same 'i''we are drsirons that SIDES of te
question o me merits Of public rnen anA mr. -
ry qua ta'iy sSte, So tibet viii S ensh,
~ raw their own core iusnny, aud nm Acr own o,,
'pns on contGuyeri c, points
CIR object and destsu is max. the Prpt-p,
'eo'e nl commercial and general iuf1rna Jinna me
"i F%cT, rather Than polrical hiscussinns or eh<,,
questions Nor vii Agricultural and Misrei,.ro,s 49,
formation be H"seeted-or the Literary and scien,iFc
,, ~ we cay here likewise nnniher subject whicn
va S'ss an adequate share of attention, viz L.
ier"ai improvement Whatever difference ofoni,ion .
~ - II" me pnwers of the General Government in re-
ft'"ct I" tbs subject there can he none "a ., 49,
' a'' Po''ey OF Improving to the utmost our ralnrai
'i'- "''Ee hy removing distinctions in on. riys,s-ut
81" ~. ioa"7-thus opening channels for conu,rc
-. ~. s,."' 80 ~. ''E"f"ds exercise El thc &c
800 our H'"ir. Ihis course, which been So han,
i''y e gun hv lie Dismal Swamp anal. viii &c ,,
''"%' b-""nr primary obj-ct Of Importance viii; o
'eS'"ru aIt give fresh stimulus to cur decsyne co..
'"ef"r aud iargui>hng agriculture.
i'vins thus hIiray rnfoled nu. intended conrse j. r
~ us w''" the rnhic (" how they think it Eor
. Z Sit is our intention to issue tho frs, ,,u.,.,
'''f rpnhiicaa in Ap'il, provided lae subsc,ibr,s
yons!! pgocused. ' PIE
GCSDIrIcNs.
| - The RFPrlLtcAs will be handeoc,.,v ,,;,,.,
S"pf Royal, semwecAIy, (Tuesdavs aud F;tas -
! Ger EuhuIn. Yable in advanre ~ W ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11
Il SITU47YO.N U.4.NTED.

a lonng Man from the country about Ia years old,
IS desirous OF gettn; situation in a Commits
sion use Drygood Store, Whocrnlc -trncory.
any active respectable business He viii I've far
a moderate salary the first year nd can produce
satisfactory recommendations to his quail
where he formerly kvc.l. Any c"nilelnan who may
ihln proper to sec him. by enquiFirr n this office
or directing letter to II. 6. d. Sauc;7stcr will be
promptly attended 20. fen 2C--2nu1,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11
FOR RENT.

.'SNWO largo Stables, calculated to hold 10 TO Is
. horses, with sheds, also a carriage housc; thoy
arc convenient being not than 100 yards above
the Eagle Hotel. main street (Grnhams ot) with
spring Of pure watcr, within 30 feet. AS am not
using thCm,l vii takr moderate rent.
NAY t--'t ECNI W. MOSS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11
IRON CASTINGS

II Subscriber Informs tie pubic that continues TO
c~s'> the IRON FOUNDRY near ,b. s,y,y.
saet"y. where he makes S'ii Iron CASTINGS to, Ma.
chine'y %; all descriptions. orders sen, to hn nj the
fnn"dry, a. t" Sir. GEORGE WILLIAMS, Nc ? Bow.
ys ~hpTi, Bsporc. for Castings will NICE, wirh imu,r.
dfFse iiencn niih the Castings elrend The fe. ~:
eN.enss Tor Interpretations. JONATHAN BONNER
Bnliiuurc, Jan. 26. 1929. Iaf,e,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11

yIisCtNIA: Al rules, oden in tie clerks Office Of Essex
county, ON the Sd day Of November 1923: Elizabeth
Ludlow " iliam tamett, gusid of Mary Elizabeth and
Richard John LUDLOW, plaintiffs, assI.,l Allv Elizabeth, and
kiclGTl JOHN Ludlow infants OF Richard Ludlow, DC. James
III Can assigned guardian al lucr lcie,d the said in
lants, and Richard Ludlow, Gcienuanis-3. H,NCERY
Tie defendant Richard Ludlow, having entered his 3D.
peaance and given eceury according the act of assembly
and tc rules OF this ami anaTg satisfactory ey
teuce, that lac is aSan u this Sa;c: therefore ON
tie motion Of the palt is ordered that said defendant
Richard Ludlow do appear Ccore the Justices OF the county
OF Escx the IId Monday in Jaruary next and an.
scy cr bill; and that copy ds order be i ayith inserted
III newspaper OF extensive Circulation published i'm this
cory he psye r two Sf'; ely, that another
copy. Tesc, ZACH U. CRTIefige OF this county
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11
WARD ELECTION

GNib election Of Common Counclmrn, in the 60
= ycral Wards, Will DO held on the Isl B'cd-
nesdny IN april ncri, VIZ: In Jefferson Ward No Z.
at Armstrong; toycrn-In Madison Ward No. ?,
at the Eagle Hotel; and in Monroe Ward NJ, = AZ
the Shockoc Hill Tavern. Polls will opcn IN each
Ward, az ten o'clock, A. NJ. The free holders Of
lots within the said city whether improved or not, and
whether such ireehoidcrs reside herein or not and
TIC housckccrcrs and inhabitants OF tiC said city who
shall have resided therein at any time for tho space
OF three months, without tiS intcrmssion of one 10
months, aud possess 10 their own right within tho
same movable and mmovosblc property 20 the va
luo ofonc hundred pounds" are entitled to vote.
W. ". WREN Ser; = r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11
LEWIS WEBB & co.


LEWIS WEBB & co.
OFFER FOR SALE,
80 Bbs and 100 bags coffee, Luguira, ST. Domingo
and java
40 hhds molasscs
70 hhds and 10 bb's St Croix and New Orleans n
hhds II boxes md so bbls loaf and lutnu snoar
60 hhds and 100 bbls rye whiskey
10 bbls Curuthers rectified do
eov 6bls Isle OF Wight and Northern apple brandy
do peach brandy
hhds and SO bbls pare n. Il. rum
do Antigua DO
do Jamaica do
pipes French brandy
do Holland gin
p pa's and . S"%sFs Malaga r,,,r.
Lisbon, Tencrihc WINES
Fort, Muscat
London porter, cider
1sD bbls vinegar
$50 sacks Liverpool ground san
Do do blown do
60 tons Sweden, English and American bal iron
German, crawley, blis,ered and cast sirci
Cut an dwro.ght nails
ESQ Spanish hides
ESQ sides soal leather
60 sides upper leather
Barrels tanners o.
6uO bbls ". Carolina Gu l,'., ,ihs
90 do mackcrel
10 do prime FORK
10000 lbs bacon
10 casks prime cheese
Irish potatoes, tar, cJpo eras. aluu
birthstone, indigo, pepper, pimentu
Race and ground ginger, almonds
Raisins, nutnegs, cassia demijo.lls
Quart bottles, tunibers, dccanters wines Sc
Stone ware, window glass
letter, writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and tallow candies
Brown and shaving soap, beeswax
Imperial, gunpowder and pouchong tens
Dupont's and Rogers gunpowdeT
Shot, bar lead
Clover, orchard grass and herds grass seel
Vhittemore's cotton and wool cards;
ALSO,
Cotton bngging, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds oc Guy
dage
Seine and wrapping twinc
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
snaburgs, hessians, cotton yam
omestic broad cloths, &c. &c,
ian l0-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11
SAVAGE COTTON FACTORY.

t,NHE Savage Manufacturing Company are now empov-
ing strong force IN building Machinery al tis
lisbmeui, iu connection with
DANIEL HACK.
And pledge themselves ~ give general s,tsl,cn in the
despatch, AID IN the faithful execution of nil orders, and
Upon az avoiub'e terms ms eau be afforded Any other
Machine establishments in the United States.
Apply at the tactory the Washington T,rpp;ke
Road to DANIEL HACK, orio GEO. Williams
No 3 Bowlys wharf.
~. D. Hood Machine Makers will Gud coustau NJ EN-
roy. Baltimore, Jan 2G-IaiI2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11
Richmond Dyeing Establishment

On Cary Street, rea,' Of t:e yIrg;a:. and Farzeer,
Bq.L-s.
OSEF4I WILLIAMS is grateful . ;l- ladies
~ and gcrtemcn OF Virginia. for yas, favou-i and
hopes continuance Of the same; and would t!,ank
the ladies' sending their silk dresses to have them ia
ken 10 pieces, which viii enable I'm TO warren. them
10 he dyed and finished well rs a. any establish
inent III the Union. Canton stuf dresses Tot ne
ccssary as he has suitable machines to finish them il
sent TO tIl an the situation above mentioned.
Goniiencn are likewise informed. ;hat he scou-y
ehn renes N colour, coats, panlvlcoIa end vests to-
geter VII all kinds of apparel aEd requested
them IN the neatest uCiiner. - usual all kinds Of
piece goods dyed and hot cold pressed; furniture
n f;.anscd and rcdyed III the ncatest manner.
with him. and rrs viii be issued on leaving the FOODS
plicaton for the same. nav |iI' be Presented CT up
RO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11
Stephen Il. Mitchell,

.aITORNEY ar L.4W
80 IL IN future practice his profession in the
corporation courts of Richmond, and the con- /.
y ana supeFlo. courts of Henrico and Pov.hateo35
cay business entrusted 20 his care will be faitbI
and as far as possible, sl,uly attended TO. IT, a.
10! me present be usually found the Central HetTI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11
MNI. NIrIEONSE LOIIRAT III.

Gncndc aud Lot Ga nnc. IN France, as deg N. Lat)-
propose 90 the friends tie cultivation the CRAZE
VINE "a TIC United states, Suh, piinn which is open
Nr n T. VIII finnish Subscribers with their Gripr
Vine Roots before tc first NJ March nest aud forward them fire
nave been opened The Roots viii bc three old, and will
produce considerable i line second wear from the time of ,ir
cs planted Ihcy will he carefully classcd and packed
boxes with Of the original soil in which they have su
raised which will greatly facilitate the thriving Of tho Roots
Orders viii be purc;ualy attended n; Subscribers lri,
S Tho quantities and srccics Of the Crane Vine Root thy
wl to- have They will engage Tor 100 Roofs more
al the rate OF IA cents r each Root for less en 1000 che
rate ct 10 cents aud 70 per Roo, for less than 80 Roo
csy than 80 Roots
Payment b,nsdc delivery tho Roofs Letters mol
o. Subscription ii,s are opcned-a Ve,c Torr with 81
phor-r Louha,, 50 Walccu Boston, e. Copeland jun.
sbay X. MMchaeh Philadelphia, Van Amngc; Bo!iiro,t
Willard Rhnais Washington Ctr William Pairo; EctnOrJ
JNO q. LAY Sfrularh tlall, Shapter & Upper
Nte-OTep" Foster Il Huuon Charleston, r. &; r. Street
Mr. \ ToraAy's Rock on TIE Culure Of the Grape Vine and
onthe Making of Vino, may BE- found nj the principal Book
les 81 the United Satcs and his Agents will furnish them
'grahg) 10 sitscrilcrs
citnicg7 IF Cre Jrc Rooi Tat Mr. Iors,r propacs 70
The Srowig species arc ice cd as TN, best the choice Of
vhl.'i Is lcN 10 Subscribers.
7ite Grgc,, or tor making S,-cri HTpc-wmrr-t, Az
canc 2 Robin Eyes with bic clusters orul de Tour rosain
y DO Melting Tor yaH'aut) 4, Sweet Gullnnt = Muca t.
No. Fronteng j. Mucnleilc, from tie river Lot g. NIavos'c
y l".s3' w aiGaW ~, Con'ionta; ~ MolagalfrI9,
ar Nuecai / Alaycisic; -, Fed Foot, cd Eoutr) iG
Black lamloGe II, Cogsantia.
Ftv -Wnr,iG Auvcr-nat H. Blanauctiec 20 nou-
cincc; IL Plant dc Dunc a. Olvc,tr o. Docce a. Plant
e Rcinc % RuTcury 26 Modllon 81, Mndcrc ~ ougc-
Auvcrtnat 81 s. jean; s. Jacotin ST. Mcunic H. Pco9
g. pruiauicr 80, fcnurcr; IN, Bouuynon 81, Boeian
foyMe Ta}t onig-Wnrr IL, C,asselas zion, Fcpripc
hlcou -, Do Godru So, DO Cracking; ~, DO Musk 49,
Nura Ic2ardc ~, no Smell Berries 30 DO from Jenisa.
cm;) 81, DO (frNn Jua) 81, SrvnonRED53, Chasscas;
S. nnsat Rourc; ~ Mscs Cvy S. Duas violci; ST. Ia,
mas ofPoruct' 80 Early Maglclcn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11

DANIEL WELLER
Opposite me Union Tloiei, offers (or Sd'c,
100 Boxes Fin fatc ID cross
'~VV $500 lhs iron wire from no. g. &c
1000 los Russia sheet iron
5000 lbs double and single rolled English iron.
He will also keep constantly on hand, general as
sortmGnt Of Tin Ware also Noodles Patent Portable
Ovens for baking over charcoal furnaces The above
articles will he sold low rs they can DC bought in
this market I'm Drc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11

Cheese, Cider and BroOmy.
4 Few casks Cheese, "roal Connecticut" from
"a very common 10 fret chop.
a few barrels Cider, New Ark and Graft
Polished handled Shaker Brooms, from very supc-
rior to common ordcr-ust received aud for sale by
feb e7-5t if TN. T. Clarke.
JUST received by ths schooner B&it--Badcs mst-
ing and American kid French slippers Of the most
approved fashionable forms and dressing. together
with great variety ofothcr sots Shoes and Pumps;
for saloby GRANNISS, son s. BROTHERS.
Corner Of Main and 9Th S;rcts.
fob o3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
3 GIN II. BLAMlRE grateful for past favours,
a. now offers for sale at his Drug md Apothecaiy
Store directly opposite the door Of the Eagle Hotel
his regular supply of fresh Garden Seeds, which lie Of
fcrs lower shan usual, and which he confidently recon
mcnds to his friends, cutome. and the public; ar.cng
thrm-which are too numerous t. lnention-viz:
Superior carly Washington weeks pens
True do Charleston
Large dwarf Tarrowiat
White kidney or bunch s1ap bean,
Fine carly york cabbage
GO do Caulifuwer
90 DO Eattcrsa
do CO Purple cape L-ocUl
Green curlcd and green globe savoy,
and all other kiiais
White and red solid cclerY
Imperial ice coss and brown Dutch lettuua
s5ceriet shit top and white urnip radshes
Early golden Sioux corn, trinen III IS days
Large red tomato
Purple egg plant
Salsnsa or oyster pupi
NaFtuTrum
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11

a rules et IN TIC clerks offs Of TIE colTi Of TS Tz,
'i ule 81, circuit and eastern dsrci Of Virginia n
mo 1"'n e req 1893 James Thompson end Rcha1i NM
Creased pits dgdas executors Eifaph,odi,s
Crsv. - - ItH''H.I'l, SIT
The defendants MI having euG-ed their SSSelTs H!
gwen security according to rc o. court, and il aooes
~ stlctv cvIdeHce that they rot inha ,irans OF lie
S 81 ifsnaon TIE motion OF the plaintiffs ;v their con-,
SCI! 1t - ordered that the said defendants aupe,r fore be M
'Oi nj The city OF Richmond, the day cf c next term
al answer the plaintiffs bill; and that o,y os this e he
VAN inserted III some uewsPaS pUblcd the i,v Of lih
"i .le c.,piol ia the said city. ~ ~ -'2'S
copy Tcsic, I'D fEFFpJ,S ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11

POtter'S Vegetable Catholicon.
HAVE jus, received supply o this invaluable Medicine
per advertisement And take this method of nf5nnint
the public that in order that IT'S benefits be widely dit
fused the Proprietor has reduced the retail price To- 81 pe bottle
rnys SIN cs't, ", 80 1,rls'- VIZ, - h,,a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11

Winter Pressed Lamp OIL.
COCO Gallons of Winter pressed Laup Oil m, dc
rom head matter, contained in hbds, tiefecs
HG JuSl received from the factory at New
LedioEd' per Sioop Flora and warranted Srst anSlh
~ For sale by 4'
=, DAVENPORT, ALLEN s. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11

LUCERN OR FRENCH CLOVER.
J. III. BLAMlRE he's received supply of the
above article which he recommends to the at
tent:on Of the ogicuurisis it Is rapid in it's growth
and rcsis;s tho drough end il an excellent food for
sheep and cattle o! every kind TO be had directly
opposite the Eagle sisn ofthe mortar.
feb %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11

IA ANTED.- wish to hiro 30 gooi h1iry laiorcfs for
iEr next yclT 10 work ~ tie coal ps5 pit haudi -
iop MAIDS, aud 20 bGlimcnior which liberal ptce will IA,
gwen nne'Iols application made tha coal vlr or the
i>ocS, my Office. lEpNTIS CSJii-V;t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11

NOIl' E.-lhC subscriber has procured a trainrg
OF horses and has opened stable at Broad R9ef
ae VIII take few horses either rcd or untried On
the usual terms, If early application IS made.
Fen Tot ISHAN PItCKrT,p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11
WINTER sTR.qLNGD SPERM OIL,
MADISON ON TIE TARIFF

OLF 4
J'rSt published ~ pamphlet (oym and for Se By he
Subscriber,
n ETTERS on the constituiionality aud policy Of
~ duties for the protection and encouragement of
domestic manufactures, by James Madison, late Pre-
sdcpt of the u. States, which is added an appcn
dix, containing extracts from the mcssnges &c of
Jefferson, Madison and Monroe relating to ;ic same
subject.
feb % = H. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11
SVESC,HIpTID

FOR IMPORTING GRlPE JI,;IE ROOTS FY,O.V
FR.!.NCE al a.o9erci, price. ri" encouraging tie
i..r.atici.an " .al Cn.,Hre ilL Ne Uitel Alaies
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11


ieGiNiA: IT rules, holden IL, the CLERKS efce of I've
superior couT Of crancery Richmond ji,,rict -t
81 cay oil November, 1925: Thomas s. Poher nj, g.rS
sonn = icnnS, isaac Curd and JGnc his VIE Ind SimCS
Dyer, y end Martha his wife, dts 1870
ne ceiendts isaac CuTd and Ianc his wifi. md SapoT1
E j. anu marina his v:It, having entered t, amer
tce end given security according To- the A.. OF as,II %
wax 'f are MOI inhabitants of his county il is ordered tltt
We sid defendants do appear here the e1t av of the
January tenn, and answer the bi Of the aint:H and t.t
y o us oaer * forthwith inserted nc nev,spane. nnn.
>ned ~ the city OF richmond for months s,Hccssiyev AZ
POSTED at toe mont door oi che capitol the sI citv
b. \ copy Teste, Nm. q. PENDI ErON E. f.
rel Ivy DRY GOODS ST'ORE.-J4liT,S ~ TTTs(-:
f mas taken the store formerly the err,irrcy of
leIs 'nis, son BrciheTs, ,rlue aciy opposite Nrvrs
AL 81 Moore's,) and now ON land cercns r,r
staple aud turry Dry Goods; among which are - -
o;hs' e,is''nc:cS aud slttinc;s mr. TOD eo5tyr
Led rEitc, grcrn and yeicyy fssnueys
sin and striped VRlcucm vcsiiu-s
SyyanSdown 1nI NassnIlrs 90.
If'5h ang GerGan linens iIvns and cTnt;f.r.
dlcoe assorted, contracting a grcir v1pprv
Fancy, striped and PLAID a;n,iasns
llsiu 1nd figured hyn'rIyrf,s vsrorp c6S;-~
81 To CO Ticouri and book inuS'iu9
Null lni1 and Swiss 10
Swiss and black lutlEn SIN cEvats
fnt1n and Mandarin cu1prs; lialnn a.
taeS Italian lusrnS, archcgs and sar,fn,ys
n aT g assortment of SS, cotton and wurlleu tusFN
fashionable huHiHi end belt ribbons 1872
Flag l}anianua and cotton hsr+ierrho-A
Gloves and combs ofeyery cesrriptton
ven snd cotton tckn'rs, furniture and aurnn c7ufr-
ih'>'yS aud kcrseys suitable for servants cluilr-
i.p"n ana hlcHche'i donesties, dia pers & o.
s'.'pciing' hearth-rugs, umbrellas, &c Sc
ow fot each. " 80 ~ ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11
CO,NVE.N'1TON, &c.

CONVERSIONS, &c.
h!BNTiS Resolutions, and other pro-, c,rys IN Convep
81 ton, ou the adoption NJ Federal Constitution As
Recommended he the - Convention ihlade,I.a on
TIE i7h sept 1884, viii rs aud nays On the d5s5r of
liz? NAN question: ogc'c' and reyisr, Ly }. Liiiu,;
Io.,dh or tic White rinse & Novel IN , yai.:
lacs %; ,ne Enesa,d led, OF Legends OF lrei,.4;
Just published, and ioT size Ly
I'D Is J. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11
SPLENDID SOUYE.NTRS

3 Iihds Orleans SUGAR, now landing from schr.
Fairfield, and fit srlc
ignS Y J1NbERLiKF.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-11

- '"e hfPtHhtcaS viii be handsomely printed IN
loyal mi-wecAIy, CTuesdays aud Ffidavs9 AZ ii
Ger Su"ur. payable in adVanre ~ W ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10
SHAVING APPARATUS. &c.

T3FHE subscriber has received at his Book and Sta
honary store, supply Of the following articles:
elsh Razors The lnanufact urers beino convinced
th"t no improvements wore necessary IN a razor.
except those which promote the d,srabiEty Of a fine
edge, has combined the qualities Of the oid concape
f'S'r, with those ground upon four inch stone and
can WIN Confidence recommend them to the public
ao the only real improvement which has been made
IN razor.
Forr sided razor straps. forming substitute for a
grHds'Onc and Il hone.
Elastic screw razor strap with VARIOUS other kinds
Shaving brushes
DO. boxes
DO. soaps, some eight years oil
Fancy d.
Cologne water
Antique oil oct 10 H. y. SANEHY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10

For the truc acpnc. this rivals tho style Of Napo-
Icon or OF Lord Nelson. lir. Bes,rr, who is thus
nncercmonuusjy shook of, an O.iic"r Of the Ar
my during the late war; and has tho honor TO posscss
q testmJnal from Lis culDmanGug officer which con
ciuI"s with the following remarkable words
Il declare, without the least intention 20 dspnrarc
any one what ever. that Mr.. Bcsor the most eX-
"cmPlary officer have seen in the course oF uiv.ea
years s--..c..'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-10

From ne -H'1ti,aut LRcjHyc7,csr cr O-t g.
The good work goes bruycly on. Yesterday
Nh Bcstor. another o: the most valuable Clerks in
The General Post Office, received from his Chief the
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-16
TIE GAZ zTrE.
qRGaSD8T, ULY rs.

Is "Reforn appears to be The order OF The
b., we take occasion TO point the attention Of
Z Post Master General, Barry, u tue mecca
b Of Reformug the P3st-Office Al DJonshote %
3tyand We venture 70 assert, ina. no
! st Office between the City of sYssninpton
j Cincinnati. is halt as badly attended 10 "a
!. Boonsboro' Pos, Office, and no Office oa
a, whole route So important TO the Valley Of
3Ssnia. At that Office. both The Eastern and
Eeaefn Mails for Virginia, leave the Mary.
Nd route, and not unireq iently. do we 6nu
|scsages from the East, directed to the Posi-.
(hce at this place, returned, (after PASSING
rough the Boonsboro' Post OlIice) from Han
|sck, Cumberland, and even Unio.towp. az
as the case with the Nat. Inteihgencer las,
|eek. Just SO with respeet to the Western
|acksges Tor this place, being returned from
|hddle town and Frederick town, after having
Sssed through the Baansboro' Office. Very
keenty, t1so entire Mails from pirgn,a, to the
1T and West, were returned 80 Shepherds.
pm, hom whence they had been sent. These
p facts, which can be substantilted And
p Mr. Post-dasier General Barry retain such
nan ~ Othcel We think no. Justice DE,
PiiND5 that be shou Il lie removed. we
(ssft, without the fear of contradiction. tbat
p fos'' Master at BonRsboro', Mary lane,
Is'fy ard entirely unqualified to fill the OF
Es-and that no coincidence can be placed in
ass Poat Master
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-16

In The Field Martin Van Buren, has
been nominated IN Alabama, for the
Office OF President Of the United States.
to succeed Gen. Jackson
It is quite natural that Mr. Van Buren
should be nominated in the South. 10
whose interests and policy be has been
so devoted. Georgia. on a past oeca
sion. voted for him as Wee President;
and now Alabama goes the next step.
Be it so. The North will know. at last.
where 10 End and how 10 estimate this
reereant Son ~ Y finer
The Nashville Wing, moderate and
liberal bur most decided jackson print
thus speaks of Mr.. Claws address: Il
is marked with all the ingenuity, bold
ness, and eloquence, for which the au
thor is so sminentiy distinguished; and
IS, perhaps, among the most able and
powerful appeals be has made to the
people And we wall add that ii can
not fail TO be Successful I. must reach
the heart of every honorable and honest
man, and convince him OF the cruel and
unparalleled injustice and persecution
which Mr.. Clay has experienced. Fired