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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10

vote the TINE or labour or money To procurs
'hese things, winch might be expended for A..
eCies winch would be pr0Stable. We ipiure
ourselves In the list Of unproh able articles we
pace ai0eHt spsT1t'; for il is al UNREASONABLE
ruin thatth hsbhual use Of does not add to
health nor reputation ner Intelligence nor a.
Inc increase OF worldly estate; bun the pa,ursl
tendency 10 10 take from each of the m \, il
herefsre clear that as far a. the consumnt;on
o. ardent spirits exists amongst as il binders
tue prosperity Of our community In this
county We have nearly 1900 white families. bur
Tor the sake Of keeping II fully Hithin the bounds
OF trulh we Will estimate tsem at 100
II Is ths opinion OF every gentleman of intel.
iIgence wuh whom We have conversed on the
subject, Ylit the average consumption of spirits
SAT- ieast SO gallons so a family and the aver
age price, including liquors which are not
manufactured in the county may be stated at 80
cents per gallon This will make the amour,
consumed (being 1900 multipliei By 30) Sc 0Os
gallons and the cost being Sc, 900 multiplied
by 3O) Si0,30c. wish Is spent without bring.
ing Any valuable return
In addition 10 the consumption of useless ar.
heies the prosperity 1T a community may be
scsSs0ed by possessing members who render no
valuable service, and wis are consequently a
burden. Judging from facts as they exist in
other paris o. Our country we have in = pnpula-
ton OF soout IL, 0U0 about 10 habitual drunk
srds whose services are lost to the community
The services If these persons if they wefe
femperI'e men wouid be ssrth each SIe0 per
annHm, (tor mauy of them sre mechanics who
"a gbt earn from so cents to | dollar daily }
which amounts 10 the sum OF 81 300. To la.
is TO be added the tax wsIch he county paws
each year, to hos sc wbs have beosme the oh.
jects of charity through incompetence, AID csl.
slsts either of those who have contracted dis.
ease, and are posr through drunkenness; or he
children Of those parents who through lntem.
persnce have cut short their lives aud left their
children without any thing to support them.
This may be stated q $1,000 We have then
The cost of the ardent spirits consum.
ed $4,000
Loss OF the services of 40 men I,2VO
Tax to support paupers who became
sick either directly or indirectly
through intempsrance 1 900
Making = Total 1T SIS 900
paid annually by the county of Berkeley for
drinking ardent SPIRITS. To this we sre TO add
the untold suiieriLgs Of poverty, discold, DIS
ease and Disgrace.
With these acts before him We appeal TO each
citizen Of the county 20 aid Us in putting q stop
to those evns. Can any one discharge the duties
which he ow . to his fellow cittzens who with
holds his add
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10
REAL WONDER.
From the Boston Daily Advertiser.


Some account Of The SiaKsese Boys lately brought
10 Boston Dear SIR: In compliance with ysur
request. ss well as in obedience to what | con.
slider to be 9 professional duty, | undertake 10
give some account of the Siamese boys. and
particularly OF the medium by which they are
united together.
The boys are supposed to be sbout 10 years
old. They are Of moderate stature, though not
as tall as boys OF thst age in this country. The,
have the Chine ST complexion and phi, siogpomy
The forehead is more elevated and less broad
than that Of 1.-THE Chinese, owing 20 malformStion.
They much resemble each other; yet not so
much that, upon a little observation, various
points Of d,ssimilarity may be noticed.
The substance by which they are Connected
is a mass Two inches long a, its upper edge, and
about Ave at the lower. lis breadth from above
downwards may be four inches, and It's thick
ness in a horizontal direction two inches. OF
course it is not a rounded cord, but thicker in
the pe~rpeadIcular than 10 the hcrizontal dircc
ton. Al its lower edge is perceived . single
umbiieus, through which passed 8 single um
hilical cord TO nourish both children ia the fetal
state Placing my hand on this substance,
which ] will deHominate the cord, | was surpris
ed 10 find it extremely hard. On further
| examination this herdness wasfound to exist at
| the upper part OF the osrd only, and to be
prolonged into the breast OF each boy. Tracing
IL up~ ards. ! found IL to be constituted by 3
proloDgstIon q the ensysrm earhtegs q The
sfeiRt'p, or extremity OF the breast bone. Ths
bre adih OF this e~srtilagei 10 an inch and a hale
lis thickness may be about the eighth Of an
inch. The cAriilages proceeding iron each
sternum meet at an angle, and then seem to be
connected by a lgsmeni. so Is TO form a joint
This joint has a motion upwards and down
! yards and ass Q lateral me6onj the lalteI
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10
GAZETTE.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.

Considerable ex itemeat is a present mani
sid IN Pennsylvania, on the subject OF ths
.ersActiag f.eciion ior Governor Of The State.
h contest is no longer W Federaiist
Democrsl; Jackson men and Adams men;
4 hrfxtcn jackson Republicans Aad Jackson
..i.mgs mic men. What strange inconslsieB.
rs here are m men in these our days.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-10

We b,li,se every officer in the Revolutionary
Inv, General .drnoH excepted, Was a member
| M mas NC fraternity; and be WAS The s8iy
l. fonnd base enough 20 be e traitsr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-01
DON.lLD .AD.llgp.

OO.N.IL1D .ID.Iln.
lust published by Peter Cotton, and for sale at his
Law and Miscellaneous Bookstore. -"DONALD
ADAllt, novel oy young lady of Virginia
lis better To- be owlr born
And range with humble lvers, in content,
Than To be perked up in gli,icring grief,
Ana wear a golden sorrow. SiiAksrsARE.
In two volumes, price 81 so. boards.
Eri'uet from tie Prejdce.-+ Patrick Henry, the
pride OF genius and the glory of Virginia, though
bright III history and green in the memory of his
countrymen, has never been the theme OF n novelist.
Sacred to truth to virtue and genius, nc formed OF
the most polished pillars i'll the temple of dcpen-
dcncc Unodorned by the gild,d trappings of f,soa-
able folly, unbiased by the studied philosophy OF
schools, his genius hurst upon his country in all the
splendid originality of nature. Many figured more
conspcuously upon the field Of battle, bu, none -
scssed more holy regard for liberty, mere sa-
cred love for his country. His voice first aroused
Virginia from the slumber of slavery an oppression
and taught her to eXclain, Liberty OF Death.'"
de J
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-01
POOAdH PAINTING.

vtHE Subscriber would inform the ladies' OF Ricll-
II mond, that he intends stopping in the city for o
short time, and oilers his services as teacher of Poonai
Tor Thcorcm) Painting. The high state of perfection
10 which the art has lately been carried the ease un
facility with which il is acquired compared with the
usual incdc) renders it desirable object for every
lady who wishes to have knowledge Of this orna-
mental part Of education.
Only thirty six hours necessary to acquire n
knowledge of the art He has taken at Miss
Turner'S boarding house, Mln-strce.. where speci-
mems may be seen, aud terms made known. Married
ladies' others, have private lessons at their
dwellings, if they choose.
NJ. w. HOPKINS.
Reference ~ Rev. WIN. J. Armstrong, Rev. Ste
pben Taylor and Rev. A. Converse.
IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-01
BUILDING LOIS FOR SIZE.

SANIAT very desirable lot in the Of the Presby-
u tcrion church now hulding, being $50 feet front
street which separates il from the land occupied
by Manson Il Bibber, aud averaging 100 feet deep.
more beautiful site is probably no. to hc had la the
CITY.
Alec, three lots on Governors street above L street
which daily becoming more valuable. being in Il
central situation, street improving fast csy
in Richmond. They would hG exchanged for aua
west OF the Capitol. -. /. BURR.
dec IH-NnM.sW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-01

VIRGINIA.: At rules holden the clerks Office of the
superior court Of chamcery FOR Richmond district
the I'd day Of June 1875: James g. Anthony pit agcist
john Marshall Daniel Call and George Fisher ex ors Of
The Rev John Buchanan, dec Hill Carer, Susan Carter
Mary Carter, and Elizabeth Garter, infnt children Of
Chasles Carter the younger dec. Robert Haudnlph and
Elizabeth his wife, formerly Berkeley Walker TAYLOR mel
Elizabeth w. G. lis wife, formerly BcIkley, Edmund
Bnrkley, Ann q. Berkeley, Robert G.. Bcrkry ParSe +.
Berkeley, heirs 81 Catarne - Berkeley. formerly Carter
Mary w. Brax'on, Aun II. Lee, Bernard NJ. Cater,
Williams Garter, VIVA. Ftzlugh Carter, Hill Carter
Thomas Garter, VIM. +. Wirkham and Ann his wife
formerly Garter, and Edmund Wickham and Lucy his
wife, formerly Garter. Nathaniel Burwell Lucy his
WIFE, John III. Carter Charles Shirley Garter, Bladen Du.
aney and May w. his WIFE, late Carter heirs of Edward
Cater, Charles Carter Joseph c. Csbcll and May his
wife, heirs Of George Garter, Nancy Norvcl the widow
and Josephine Nore Martha Norvell, Mary EorvcI aud
Ihon''s Norvcl infant chld,en and heirs III Thomas
Norvel', deceased, and Polly Smith. dits.
Inc defendants Ann II! Lee aud iicard NJ Carter not
having entered their appearance aad given security ac
cnrnS to tic act Of assembly aud the rules Of this court
n"' u appearing by satfactoIy evidence, that they are
not ihhants of this country; is ordered, that the sal
defendants dcaPpoar here the first day of next tenn
ond answer the hill of the planting copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published
in the city OF Eiohmoud FOR two months sceessycy nd
posted AT the front door tine capitol, the said city,
ID copy. Testr, WM. G. PEHDLEToS, c. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-01

VIRGINIA: Atrulcs holden in clerks Office of the
superior court OF chanccTy for the Richmond district
the 9TH day OF July, 1923: John Baylor and George D.
Baylor pits again" Robert Pollard, James Brown in bis
right, and exor of Robert Burton surviving partner
oiDonaId Y Burton, Samuel Brandrum, Thomas Piker,on
and Daniel Bel, assgnees Of Donald & Burton ankrup
dts.
The defendants Samuel Braudrun,, Thomas pinkc,top
and Daniel Bell not having their appearance aud
given security according the of assembly and the
uc' Of this court md IL appearing by satisfactory evil
Deuce that they nha bitants OF this country; il H
ordered that the said defendants do appear here the
rs day OF tue nest term, aud the bill Of review
hicd by the plaintiffs and that copy of this order BIZ
iorwh inserted in some newspaper published in tho city
ot hchmond for two months successfully, and posted al
the front door Of the capitol, in the said city.
Oh copy Tesc, WIN. G.. PEHDLEToN, G. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-01

La List y Embellishments.
:. Presentation Plate.
2 The Sisters; engraved by Durany, from the ORR
Elual Picture, by Imam.
. Iuic Page drawn and engraved by Duranr.
l. Love Asleep engraved by Ellis from drawing
leg Newton
Eudcr. :
g. The fower rf Love; engraved by Duran.,, from
h@lnt,i"! antique painting, in the possession
of Mr.. Par of New York
:. CalPcau dc Paillin engraved by Humphreys,
from the original picture, b. Rubens, at Wind
snr Castle.
8. il'siiati'n engraved by I,oorncy from, drawinr
by Farrior.
e Ina hady Of Ruthvcn engraved ~ Lonqacrc.
troma picture N the possession ofJr. Chapman
10. The Unw-lcomed Go"s; engraved by Ellit.
from drawing by Boalan.
II. The ShPwrcck; engraved by kcqrncy. floip
drawing hy Shc'lrr.
y. The Contentcd Captive: engraved by Ellis,
from drawing by II. Corbould.
with much original Prose and Poetical ma.ler. in
. i'ctt case. For sal" by J. II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-01

JAMES WINSTON,
COMMISSION .MERCiL4.NT,
HAS on HAND AND OFFERS FOR SALE,
10000 Lbs Ca best Smithfcld bacon
400 barrels n. G. and Potomac nett hcvrings
100 do. cider vinegar
SO do mountain family flour
81 do. refined sugar
2D0o lbs. best slaughtered soal lcther, averaging
20 lbs.
dozen heavy russell upper leather
1000 lbs. cotton balng rope
10000 Hacks superior segars
5000 common do.
10 dozen sivcs. different siz,s
On kegs Smthiied lard
10 do mountain butter
dozen ArIsrican castor oi,
10000 So heart shingles
10000 feet good flooring plcnk
Glue III barrels, starch
Wrapping and printing paper
Manufactured tobacco, leading lines
Seine Irvine, clover seed
Alexandria crackers,
And daity erpect,
500 eGions linsced oil. 12--noy IT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-01

I US'f publishcdby PETER COTTON, his Vir,ei-
- MIA and North Carolina Almanac for the year
1879, containing, besides the Astronomical Clcula-
tons Courts, &c. SC. variety of curious useful and
entertaining matters-the Astronomical part calrula
ted by Joseph Cave of Orange county, Va. and for
salcby the grocc, dozen or singl,.
In Press ana shortly will b. published, a New No
vel by a Young Lady Of Erginiu, entitled ''Donali
hdair' two volumes.
no It's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-01
TOBACCO

tODlCCO.
VERY respectfully take leave to return lv ma rkcu-
lar thanks TO those planters who have been friend
y as To inrust the their Tobacco To me
as Salesman at the Public Warehouse. | hope it is
not necessary for to say that my best cxertions
have been used tn render general satisfaction aoain
tender them the same attention, nay more, yheah
trust has been rcstorcdl would here remark to nv
friends for whom have done business rs well rs ma.
ny others for whom hope to be engaged tat this no
bce woudnot have been introduced upon them but for
the oitcr oi Mr.. Lakeland 10 do business at the sumo
place n; competitor. Our friends viii please direct
their Tobacco to one or the other ocuS they may sec
cause which iil save ANY thing ike contention 1t
should not be expected that when there is fair
competition IN this way that the inspectors would
oei themselves III any way interested, particularly
II Tie same patronage Is extended To the Warehouse,
as heretofore by the Planters. Should any Tobac-
CO be directed to the Ware house without specifying
any preference III the Salesman, the owner will re-
collect that he has the right to choose for himself
even on the day of sale. The situation of sales
man Is IN no way connected with any of the
other duties of the Warehouse. Consequently
II Is held alone by the patronage Of the Planters
and dcalers. Surely give better evidence OF
my attachment to the interest of the Planters, and
anxiety To promote their nterost than to annex tie
! following names, composing large majority Of the
principal buyers, who have kindly directed me ~
rive reference 20 them by III showing their 50
tsaction to my mode of doirT business Salesman
The particular patronage of such dealers Is worth more
to the growers of Tobacco than any other evidence
that have to oicrior such an expression Of their
feelings, have only to return my humble ti,anhs.--
The inspectors receipt for ali Tobacco sent to viii
he returned to the owner consequently shall wait his
order for its inspection and sale. Al expenses paid
| If directed, by the snGscribcrO Office at the Ware
house H. Z. MONTAGUE.
REFER,NCE.
! Rogers amt Harrison, Tuc.c and .Si.er
Jno. md I'm. GitiiaY Da,,id JParcick
t !ScOt, brine S, 90. .jao. jones'
| TN2s .ldfinS, Nm. BarreV
JRo Sc,0Gf, Chs. Ellis
! k,,I.- C0yEJ, 6 a IL N,yy;,,-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-01

VIRGINIA.; At rules, holden in clerks office Of tbe
superior court Of chanccry for the Richmond district
The Ist day Of September, 1923 Mary o. williamson
John Bath and Lucy his wife, Robert Williamson and
Sophia Snccd, pits against Elizabeth Mann, exrx Of
Joseph Mann, dec who ex'or OF William Breedove
dec and John y. Villa James e. williamson Rich
ard Evans and Lucy lis wife. John Willis aud Elizabeth
his wife, Liihebcny Wade and Sophia his wife, and John
IL TuSer aud Jane bis wife, which said John b. James
Co Sophia aud Jane, children of Mary o. Williamson.
and Lucy Davis, Daniel Davis, John Davis AIadiso,
Davis aud WIN. Davis, John w. Simpeon and An, his
wife, Henry Chds aud Sophia Lis WIFE, syd Brov and
Lucy his wife, Benjamin Rust and Fanny his wife and
Agnes Davis, which said Daniel, JOHN Madison William
Ann, Sophia, Lucy, Fanny and Agnes, arc children Of
Lucy Davis, dec; James Williamson, Thoma Williamson
George Williamson, James Oliver aud Ezabc, his wife
and Philip Gully md Campbell his wife, which James
honas George, Elizabeth and Campbell, are children Of
Ann Williamson, dec dts
Tho defendants James g. williamson Liulcberrv
Na''e mi Sophia his wife, John L. Turner and Jane his
wife, Da'd Brown and Lucy his wife, James Williamson,
lhomas Wiiamsnn, George Williamson, and philiv
Gully AMI Campbell his wife, ha ving entered their
appearance aud given security according 20 tesact Of
assembly and the rules of ths court and IL appearing nv
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of this
country; Is ordered that the said defendants do appcar
hire ON the 6rst day Of The etn and answer the bin
oi The plaintiffs and that copy Of this order no forthwith
inserted ~ some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
ond Tor two mouths excessively, and posted al the front
d'or 0i tds capitol, w the said city.
- 2 -7r~ f'7f7 'TN. e. FrFnrTrosy r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-01
SUBSCRIPTION

: ~
or and Lot and Goronne, in France, as de- ~ Lat
PPo 10 the numerous friends Tie cultivation o. the GRAPE
~ L. w" engage 10 furnish Subscribers with t'eir Grape
Nnc Roots a're the FIRST Of urch Hc and forward them re-
oeYrc, T. the different cities whcro crption lists Shall
nave u'n opened The Roots will be three years DID, and will
oiuor cor=dc able fruit the second year time Of M
nen5 l3nieL They viii be ca;edy Chased and packed IN
'oN'' " some Of the original soil in which they nave been
as'1 winch will greatly facilitate tic uiyg Of tlc Roots
Wien iunspl1utcd.
Orders VIII lie ptictaaiy attended 10: ,.c g,ibs~r.c si
s me quantities and species OF the t1apc Vine Roots they
w'h =" have They viii engage pay for 1000 Roots or more
NJ the Ili cents for each Rot; for e on t,nO ~ 80
rate OF IL cents and p per Root for less than 60 Rot,
c'yfgo years oJ shall be paid fr the cents each
Tor 700 Or more IzA cents for less han 1000 cents for
leymcni to be made on delivery Of the Roots Icusmo,
received unless postpaid.
plim; Io1a,, 80 WaLsrcst; Hoso,, f. Copeland, iun
Ibo'R ~ MNiicE1r Phdte,phir Van Arnnac TS,25,gnc
D9vrpor, hen d Co Saror5ot, Hail. Shaptcr g. Tupocr
Nt5r-o'5n"f Fo-cr & Huuon Charleston, f. & r. Street
Mr. A. Fovus Eook OF the Culture or the Crane Vine and
1.-The Milking Of Wine, may hr found PRINCIPAL lopt
cirs OF ne United Ssies and his Agents win furnish item
Catalogue # Grippe Ios Roo TINT No LoyalT proper, 10
InporL
!e following species selected &c bc tho cloico Of
I@Ls Gcopes or .for. oato,r Srrs' U1u>-Wura-l, All
oa1,e Loom fyes with bigclucrs or OH de- Tour
Do tronam huscadeie, from tc river Lol; g. Mslyose
y IohaY 10, Sr'w ~, Consan'is - Malagl-Rlo-i3 ~,
"a g Hucat IL Mavose - Rcd Foot, (picd Rougo) G
BI9.. linnhourg ~, Co,.anrl. ~
Fer -WrTf1e, Auvorr1at ~, Biaurucca; n Don.
dc henc; - Burgundy %, M0dFpn: H. Nadere: 20 Pc
la ~ Pic1rdom 80, Ch7loss 81 Pan.c-EgnJ2 Cl,rc sl
Aurcr-rat a. ST. Jean 81 Jarou; 49, MeIsio4. H. pis,
~ fItani"r 80 Icm'ci TO- B7wggnon; H. Bou'silan,;
f,y as Ta5s e,ig-wgrri cn.soias, (9ro ror-ss,e,
Mucr Ic1qrle; a. DO. small Borc 49, Do (fo1 Jey, a.
emD -, Do thonJ w9) 81, s9rgno1 -r,p-s3, Ci1cas;
sl m Ioyss - Aig-'ai Gi IS, Danas y3et "a, D.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-01
Itrn,inye, I-eacliaa NAinda nn4 Pinnoce-

furniture, Ie0rtiQ1 Blinds 0aH Pjgnocs
FE ME Subscriber kccns constantly on hand tc-o
u raj assortment Of Cabinct Farniturc iranlrfac-
tur"d ~ She most Ioct iourncyrcn and OF the bos
nntcriaiS VIZ; SdChofrcs. bureaus. s"crclarrs book
cnscs, cliHa-prIss1s, double aud >inW. var,lrolcs
carved and plain screw end patent Joint bctstcads.
straight lcgd an pillar and claw dint,r tea and
card tables low post and canopy TOP cribs Dlsin aud
figured cloth sofas, crlcd hair and moss mattresses
lar and moss stuffed cosy chairs. new pianoce with
an assortment oil Venetian blinds Of Yarcts sizes
Any article III the above line will be made AZ tho
shortest notice the most reduced price. ana in the
most faf!rionabln and wOrkmnniikc manner.
Inc Subscribers sp scldl attention the Undertake
ing shall BE- given o. the shortest notice aud at the
most reduced prices. lie also L,cps for hire n mont
funeral ho1r5c, with good driver and ccrtc horses
GEORGE HENpREE,
Noy q RIain street.
To CGrpa}icre md C,lbiUei .iL0kcrs.
'k'iIE Suhscribcr los, and will constantly keen
Il on hand, an cztc0siv, assortment 81 niahooa-
ny, md materials Of all descriptions ~ tho Cabinet
dc,vi boards, plank, posi-, crotch AMI shaded vc-
nccrs, With good counter stu hand ratings, novels.
bainsters &c. for stores oud dwelling h9lscs- Also
curled hair figured aud p4i1 lair cloth moss gum
cppal, co1ch md cabinet Yu1iis. ag Of hch win he
s'.d 10" 'or eo'a or GOOD paper. ......
Opposite SIC Merc,.c nts Coffee House,
nov :! Main Street.
BHTAS commit ass rm5@s g. 49, i,'oi Pos Bird -
- 60. o' hg 49,, SerFa mria'o bry Yho says
l' name me-. 4 "C.hAs F.a hat fc rbou, b.,
Nelson. Said h7g is aou 10 or ~ yclT Of ago. aDopt m
or 10 riches h1h, Of i COM l,>ion b3c1iur 20 bad
'" tn'[ cannot d'cri r hc Iia MARKS tlot Oh.
arve The owHe, IF any, required 10 apply ior s o. be
- oe deals "i'h a5''o',J !, .2'g. ,...
asor Robr1zo univ i Nov M 3, T isi si '1
SHLT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-01
DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
MAZE FOR .S.9LE.


and Cuba "Oi''sScS
80 bags green cofce
- boxes windnw glass, 8S o and I0xl2
20p kegs gunpoW,!lr. coarse uad fine
II iihis. Antigua rum
10 do Jam7icn do
% pipes Cognac brandy
10 do Hollands gin
do Imitation brandy
hhl5 Y. England rum
81 h5ls. DO
80 DO gin
100 doz. bottles Scotch snuff
5.1 rms. wrapping paper
1000 do cap, pot and letter do from & to s. pr ru.
100 do denny, medium and royal writing do
300 bbls no. 3 mackerel
80 do no. 2 and no. /, do
50 10 tanners OIL
100 casks Thomastovn lin.
900 boxes brown soap
90 Or. casks Maaga vino
ceroons indigo
40 oaXcs bloom raisins
30 Cases fur ana wool ha.s
100 casks cut nails and tr.Js
500 sides sole leather
% bags pepper
Cotton goods, playing carts. cheese. cotton yarns,
"n.-r t'ai' gun? 'wdcr teas, eias, ware, &C. So.
-4o' II wGt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-01
jHHWED.

q Fcm",, Servant, who has boon ueci 90 forsc BIZ.
IN sIncss oni is q good wash aud ironcf. One
Who can come well recommended ..i' 'n egaQed. by
|pr."fNm 4. it.ff office. {r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-01

REFER tNCE-
Rogers ami Harrison,
Jno. md I'm. GiiiiUif,
ScOtt, brine s. %.
Th9s. .4dtns,
J0o. .SicwGIf,
Kerr, Cdsk'ie s. "a.
Gray and Pinhcy,
Geo. l.. Sampson,
4. PetficoiuS and e..
J. Sial'c Il Son,
Wilijans y. Criasan,
j. ". Umti'ec.
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