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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-01-20

quarters Of the gloJe
family,-humanity N
ested, in the succe,
grand enterprise.
coNGa1
WEDNESDAY,, JAM
Benton, from the Conn.,.
fairs, to which was i,
Major General Wip6siI
favourably to the prsT'l
and that it was inexDsi1
pass any declaratorvv u
of Brevet rank. The h
Jonathan Chapman ;aa
the times of holding M
Of the District of c.
In the House, the ressS
Mr.. Miner, relative tos'
in the District of ColrS'
ing the adjustment q l
taken up and debateda'
before any decision, b,'I
lotted for the discussi"
elapsed. The Housa
a Committee of the WI
the Union, for the conf
to occupy the Oregon n
ensued, and the Conf
coming to any decisioa
bill for the preservatr
Cumberland Road, MI
which the House adiOa,
THURSDAY, JAN. SI
bill to compensate spil
kansas, for losses sustsis
relations, was ORDERED
After a sitting of half n
adjourned until Monj,,
on Mr.. Miners resoludn|
ny, and the treatment q /
trict of Columbia, was n
Mr. Alexander movedhl
and resolution on the tsbt)
The motion being decls|
the discussion was arrest
of the expiration of tbel
proceeded to the consi|
concerning the occup,b]
river. An amendment, M
to direct that one of M
built within the region n
adopted. Mr.. Taylonls|
to amend /; decided in N
~, Noes 81.
FKIDAY, JAN. 9 TheS
In the House, it being thII
the transaction of privaA
nothing of Importance can
ton with the exception 4
and the claims of the Il
on account of depredatp
the property of her cilus
Indians, anterior to thew.
reports were presented 4
and other COMMITTEES
Mr.. Miners resolutions /
within the District of CdI
discussed. The questiolr
ofthe preamble to the rss
en- by yeas and nays, vhs
by a majority of 141 to B
themselves were subsegs
divisions, also by-yeas and
a majority of 100 to %, /
65. The bill for the ocsp
gon territory was then Ii
ton for its being order
and passed to third rcadl
on a division by yeas and
iity of 80 to rs. The bill
jected. The House then
to a Committee of the VI
in the Chair, and went Id
the Georgia claims. NJ
the Committee at great
o'clock, the House adjOul
day.
JAN. IL. In Senate, N
memorial from sundry id
Hampshire, praying tha'
transporting the mail on
tinued. Mr.. Chambersin
viding for the final settle
of several States for int
made to the government
The Vice President prest
the GOVERNOR of GeOr!
protest, on the part oft
against the present Tart
planned the purport Of
manded that it should BEL
Some debate took place
solutions, and they wer
the committee on FinanI
the presentation Of the
nearly an hour. Mr.. J
committees of Ways am
bill to impose regulations
Mr.. Storrs, from the selel
Census, reported a bill t
the fifth sensus, or enun'
itants of the United Stat
JAN. 13. The SenGts
cupied in the discussions
by Mr.. Dickerson, to pro
button of a portion of thu
States among the several
moved to amend the bill
I'd section, but before the
the Senate adjourned.
were submitted, and bills
to private subjects, in tht
FOREIGN
LATEST FROM EUROPE. Th
from Paris papers received
Office containing dates Fl
later than before received
T london Nov II Il
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-01-20

More than $4,000 have been expend
ed during the past year upon the publick
buildings at Washington.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-01-20

Mr.. John Holmes has been elected to
the United States Senate, by the Legisla-
ture of Maine, to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation Of Mr.. Paris.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-01-20

The following is an excellent method
of electioneering, and it would be well for
editors if, in times of excitement, it were
adopted in this part of the country. 1t
is copied from the Nashville Banner, and
means as much probably as would a
whole column of panegyricks -
Squire LITTLE, for the Senate, will, as
heretofore, be supported by
LOTS OF VOTERS"
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-01-20

In 1928 there were in this town %
deaths one of the number timer
ant. Seven died in infancy three were
within the age of ten years; four from
forty to fifty; two from fifty to sixty four
from sixty to seventy; two from seventy
to eighty; and one between eighty and
ninety.
The population of the town being esti-
mated at 1000, the above statements, al
though no epidemick has prevailed, and
it has been considered year of unusual
health, gives a greater than the average
number of deaths, which, during the
thirty-fve past years, has been about
twenty.
The library of the late Mr.. Jefferson is
advertised to be sold for the payment Of
his debts.
Gov. Giles, in his recent message to the
Legislature of Virginia, mentions fact
which he thinks wonderful, and which
does rebound to the honour of the State.
For the last four years but one white
woman has been convicted of a peniten-
tiary offence within the Commonwealth.
The free white population of Virginia ex-
ceeds 100000 souls.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-01
GOrdOnsviHe for Sale

IINHE subscriber offers for sale his Tavern al Co
Il louisville. in Orange county with $50 acres OF
the city OF Richmond. Gordonsville is situated az
the foot OF the Southwest Mountains, ~ miles from
the University of Virginia, SO from fredericksburg,
ID from Harrsonburg, and 10 miles from this place
The stages from Charlottesville to Fredericksburg
pass three time week, and since the late arrange
neni Of the mails between Stanton and Guynpdott
the number OF passengers has greatly increased The
mai stage from Richmond to Harrsonburp passes
twice week For terms and farther particulars
apply TO the subscriber. JOHN n. GORDON.
Richmond. 9th Sent q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-01
CATALOGUE. NO. 4.

MISCELLANEOUS PUBLICArIONS.-Iu
lVA MUS Letters; Juuius Identified Recoiicct'ons
OF Lord Byron; ke,lys "reminiscences American
Speeches; Memoirs of Atkins; Memoirs of Queen
Elizabeth; Chateauhrands Recollectons; Adams
History OF New England; Allison on Taste; Beat
ties Essays, Memoirs of Ann Boylen: Barrington's
Sketches of his own Times; Cobbetis Letters; Cow
pcr's Private Correspondence +. ID. Clarkc's Re-
mains Life Off. Burke; Commentaries on Classical
Learning, by tho Rev d. II Urquhart; Journey IN
the NIorel, by Sir VIM Cell; Congress of Vienna
Memoirs of Kembe; British Resources; harrington
end Bunioy on the n. Poles; Burns Works Shake
srcare. complete, in one pocket vo Life of X. H.
Lee; History Of Mexico; Hazards State Papers; Gu
v.er's Theory of the Earth; Du Boss Recolections
Depaw on the Greeks n set of Weekly Registers
Dibdn's "Reminiscences; Dupays Travels; Travels
in Europe and Africa, by M. NJ Noah Geographic
Dramaca. or Companion TO the Playhouse; HIS
tory of Jacobinsn II story fChlIi; Lite of Jackson
Whiskey lusurrection; Memoirs of Sir ]. Reynolds:
Life of Frederick Reynolds Female Biography; Hob
houses Letters; American Letters from Switzerland
and Italy; Diplomacy of the u. s. Jesults letter.
Select British Poets, from Chuucer to the present
time; for sale low at the Book and Stationery Store
OF II. d. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-01
RovE's EDITIONS of English Classics. com.

NOVES EDITIONS of English Classics com
~ plshG generally several publications III one vo-
llIne, illustrated with steel plate engravings
Millions Poctical Works compile IN vol
The Cas,lc OF Otrnnto, aud Old English Baron, in
volume
Byron's Don Juan, English Bards, Scotch Review
e!s, Hours nf ldlencss, The Waltz, and alt his
other minor Poems l volume
Niiords Bnvnd aud Maovlad Pnsquin V. TauI.
der, and English Bards aud Scotch Revi ,wcys.
! volume
Walton " Cotton's Anglers Guide, va.
Sorrows of Werter, forick to Eliza, aud Sternc's
Sentimental Journcr, IN ! vol.
Pdiey> Sermons, in vol
Adventures of Ternachus, In vol
Ovids Epis,le, Art of Love, Kennedy of Love AIT
of Beauty, and Amours. in vol
Dcolme on the Constitution OF England
Ovlds Mcamorphoscs
Joseph Andrews aud his friend Mr. Adams I vol
The Old Manor House
Hcrvey's Medtntons in vol
Mary Wor,lcy Momagues Works, in vol.
Robinson Crusoe
TAeolosius aad Constartia. and Soiyman and Al
mena, vol.
ltoolc's fassn, IN vol.
J. lands Dcmosthenrs
The Three Tours Of Doctor Syu'nX. ia = vols with
severn. hundred coi'urcd cngravngs
She DGcamerOn of BOccaCcio, in ! vols including
all the suppressed novels
Sherlock aud Dldd on Death, ana job Orton NJ,
=
Bunyans Grace Abounding, Hrart's Ease Heart in
Trouble, World to Come, and Barren Fig Tree
IN ! vol.
Gays Fables and Poems Cotton's Visions. and
hoorc's Fables. vol.
Goldsmths Citizen ofthc World, in ! vol.
Ossan's Poems, in vol.
ChapOne's Letters Grrgory's Legacy, and Lady
Penningtons Advice, in | vol.
Bairs Grave, Gray's Elcgy, Portcns on Death,
and Dodds Prison Thoughts. in vol.
Travels Of the immortal Baron MunchauSen. VOL
Scott's Force Of Truth, Growth III Grace, Re-
pentance
Election, aud Final Perseverance,, in vol.
Mason on SclfKnowlcdge. Memo,h's Great ImpoI-
lance. and Dods,cy's Economy of Human Life
in vol.
Morse's Sacred Dramas, Search after Happiness,
and other Poems, in vol.
Paul and Virginia, Elizabeth and iha Indian Cot
age, vol Just received, and for sale by
nov 81 J. II NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-01
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICh.HONL
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Schr hiram, Denikc, from Philadelphia VIA City
Point, with ,undres, 10 b. Peyon, jus Snton, Lam
casters Denly, ]. Marx g. Son. l.. Webb g. CO..,
J.. a. J. +. Heron, c, NJ Mitchell, J. Garth, Scott
& Fry. j III. Nash. II. Anderson, Anderson a.
Nichos, Hall Nelson j. Van Lew e. CO. Ralston
d Peasants w. Hardic, OTIS, Dunlop 4, co. s. Teel
J. M'kido-, Rogers q, HARRISON King e. Richard
son, ARIEL Works. J. Winston, Cotton & Clarke, J..
Robinson. II. Nelson. g. L. Simpson r. d. Sank.
ay' ). y Myers, jr,J Wiihams, b F. IIillard,
) Sarvay w II Richardson. Baldwin, Ives 6; co.,
}. Van Lew &; co. ]. Halowell. Henry Clarke.
Hubbard &; & rdner, II w. Clcland.
Sehr. President, Bartlett. from Plymouth, (SIass ]
VIA Norfolk with nail to Luke u Szcy, and potatoes,
aud cordoge, to master
Schr Independence, Brighton from Baltimore, with
sundries TO Trlplett &. johnson, x IL L. Gwathmcy.
iIaston o. Pleasdnts, W ortaamS NJ Grudcr, D. An
derso =, j. N. Gordcp, p Sullivan, Johnson e. Son.
. j Abbott z; co. Z. Garrand.
Steamboat Columbus, Tnrner. from Baltimore. ria
Norfolk and City POINT. with eundries To Davenport
Allen &, CO. Is. Pcyton, Lancaster q DENLY and 9TH
ere.
Steamboat Columbus. Turner, from Baltimore,
VI Noriolk and CITY Point, with assorted cargo
10 J w Cielnmd, Bernard Pcyton, Lancaster &; Den
". J Goddard, ] Poe 81 Brothers, c Harden g.
, Cosby &, co. Richie & Cook, Davenport, Allen
~ CO, Smith 81 Johnston, W Swoope, w s. c
Crane, Beers AZ Poindex'cr, ] Gordon, c Beck
w Walthall, King 81 Richardson, J II Nash, Dix
on Tmberlake w Neuall.
Passed, ship called the Iaette, and three fore and
ait schooners off -wpprt Ncuse; one brig off the
Polut OF Shoals; also the brig America, off Verina
. days from Boston; also ship Anacreon. Lenox off
Lyons Creek Shoals, frum Liverpool; also a hernia
pbrodite brig. name unknown
The schooner Exit, Howell. from New York. has
pnt INTO Norfolk in Distress with loss both anchors
and cables.
NORFOLK, Nov. 27.-The shin Nnacreon, Lee.
noX' before reported IN Hamp on Roads has procee-
drd W Jaues River
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-01
French Restorative.

M LANGLEY respectfully informs the citizens
N. Of Richmond, and the public generally, that
lie has opened Restorative and Tavern in quite
new style. between the stores Of Mcssrs. Hall &
Moore and Mr.. Nelson. and invites the public 10 give
him call He has first rate French Cook, just
from Paris and is satisfied that his style Of cooking
will be found not less agreeable than novel here.
The Lardcr will be stored nth all the delicacics the
market will aHord--fsh, venison. and wild fowl in
their season. Ills bar is well stocked with the
choicest wines and spirits.
". b. Coffee and Soups at oil times.
u Families can be supplied with meats or single
dishes at their own houses, per bill Of fare Of the
duv. on the shortest notice sept 30
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-01

1niount Of Prode and number Of Boats passed dozen
through The Lotcsr Locks.
Nov. 28.-4lO barrels -four, 20 bus. wheat, 80 ton
pig metal, bus. corn, barls. oil, IA boats coal
boats, 1871 bus. coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-01
THEATRE.

The Managers feel srea, pleasure announcing to the
Puoln they have engaged hat distinguished Vocalist MnS
hNioHI, iOr nights, including her benefit.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-01
7O-MORROU!
To Me .Uem5erS Of tie Legislature.

INRuLY graf ciul for the friendly and liberal pstron
n age winch have heretofore received from the
members OF the Legislature, beg leave. most re-
spccuuly' to remind them that shall be, as usual,
prepared end most happy TO accommodate from 10 -
% OF them with board, &c the cngIjn, Session al
pledge myself TO spare no cxcrtion 20 render thrir
accommodations as comfortable as possible.
am induced TO give this notice thus early. from
Suspicion that manly Of my old customers, in ,be
able to accommodate them owing 20 tl,e tnns,,. -.
ton OF business which have been favourcd WITH
sloce the meeting Of the Convention. ,bsrefoYo
request OF those members. disposed n paropiEe me-
and OF my country friends generally 10 cali at inc
ClJ beH hrst' before they make any arrangements
npv 20--i8t MAIrRTrE ppt,.pC,sr,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-01
Il SersopnhLe 10

- --..-.-- n DtQSOuQDie HINT
MERCHANTS aud other ,ctstr. ,,l,o r,,,,,. ,,, . a,
- buOhs ruled and bound ta, IT, to open on he n :,
'audIy next are respectfully invited leave their orerl
% We supSHhef Who having stock II he bet pap,y
dnu 0heT materials for B5nk Books is prepared Ia 6rn,sb
complete seits Of Account Books IN secp calf or
lns with or Nithou' pat backs, snd real Russia LanG M
style 70 insure satisfaction ="
fle has a.o on hand, Ledgers. Journals pav Lo,.,, Y,
voice and Bl Books Letter and toolscap Paper ad 80.
pee assortment Of stationery which be- can viii r..e 80.
offer to the public as the bei qualify a, con be roensS =
az lhc northern precs. " ''"' -
NV ~ n SASVAy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-01
AWcf1oas &@geR.
THIS DAy.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP * co.
CPOCEDTEC

by OTIS, DUNLOP * co.
GROCERIES.
On TUESDAY. the LIST December. at half mast
10 o'clock vii. be sold at store an assortment of
Groceries. D. ID. &. Co. Aucts
nov 80
ADDITIONAL.
Will be added to our sale THIS MORNING,
- hhds. 81 CToiT and other Sugars
10 chests Young Tyson Tea, "Panan,a's" cargo
90 FIVE and ten catty boxes imperial aud Gunrowderto
Is hall chests Imperial do
~ boxes No Chocolate
~ c. casks sweet Malaga Wine
CT boxes Nichols . Humpl,ic's Candies
loo 90 Soap-I0 DO white 10
81 bags RIO Coffee
. bales sewing Irvine
Spanish aud American Cisars-Lcaj ln. Lines
Oranges-Nutnes-C loves-Mace
M"stad-Lea,h cr-Raisins
s German Liquor Cases
Campbell's Gin
) ceroous Spanish Indigo
10 bhls very choice Cordial, years old
/ pipe old Braniy-300 punches Onions
bbs Lamp OIL N casks Cheese
50 reams Paper-e0 bbs superior Vinegar
10 bhs Newark CiSer, very sweet
excellent Feather Bed sci Dining Tables
doz Chairs, &c.&c.
decl O. D & co. Auc,A
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY next, the 2ud December, at 10 O'clock
will be sold Auction Rooms about 50 packages of DRY
GOODS which we are now receiving and shall receive by the
next Packets comprising very valuable assortment Among
them London casssmcres colours b6st Londn
cloths middImg do, scarlet flannel green baHe Taran pads
emehams Ih linens, damSSs lawns Italian crane eo"an
figured book musms, acone do, A md Cd cambncs bou-
baZciis bombazmes, black wors'ed hose bangup cord
ALSO,
10 bales Ga brown shcctngs
IL do g do do
IL cases b.cached sheriings and siliTlrss
> bales cotton osnahurgs
30 do 81 shiriings
, aud buttons
90 apron checks
10 pla15
Terms sale. O D. & CO Auris
noy u
ADDITIONAL.
VIII be added to our sale on WEDNESDAY,
End Dec
Case Zentlcmens fur caps
30 do cioaks
bales Jerseys
do rose blankets
do point DO
case Mrrino and Cashmere shawls, hdkis.
and scariS, scarlet aud other colours.
drc o D. g. co. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-01

Trust Sale Of Real Property IN Richmond.
RH virtue ofa deed of trust, executed te us bv Ro
~ bert Poore and Ann Il. his wife, and Wills
CowlImg, on the 18th day of Novembgf, 1924 and of
record IN the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court OF
the city OF Richmond recorded hotein the day after
its dae,) and for the purposes ond objects therein
provided Will be sold TO the highest bidder at public
auction for cash, on the premises, on Tuesday the
29ih day Of December next, 1929, at IL o'clock the
following property:-Onc lot Of ground OH E street
on which IS a brick tenement. used on the 26th of
Nov. 1924 as the workshop of said Cowling in the
rear OF said Cowlng's property at the corner Of y
and 18th streets, being effect in front ON street
aud running back IL feet, and bounded by y street
the SAID Covlng on the vest, and the said Poore OF
the south and cart. Also the lot adjoining tho one
last mentioned, on the east side thereof on which
stands wooden house used the workshop of said
Poore, known number n, ina plan Of Byrds ware
bouse. fronting 70 feet and running back SO feet
Also, small piece or lot Of ground lying between the
sid last mentoSed lot and street. being 10 fee,
front on + street, 10 connect and bring out the
said lot number ~ to street.-Also one other lot
or piece OF ground OF 18th street and running vest
TO 18th street, % feet front on both 18th and 18th
streets, adjoining said Poores present rcsidcucc aud
lying between his said present residence aud jacob
Cohen, and is part ofthe so feet Of ground OIL 18th
street, purchased by said Poote Of Jordan Flournov
Together with all the rights privileges. and appurte-
naneeS belonging TO the said several pieces Of proper
".
The sale viii commence at tla hour mentioned. at
the first named house or tenement. And should the
day be too UNLIKELY OF rainy for sale, it will take
place the first fair day thereafter, at the sumo hour
and ploce above provided for, the 2gtb December.
AS trustees shall Of course convey only the It'll
vested in US, though believe the title perfectly
good.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-01
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN n co,
S.1LE OF GLASS ware.

SHE OF Glass V.4RE.
On WEDNESDAY next, the I'd December, at
half past 10 o'clock, We shall scu at our Auction
Store, about
One Hundred Packages Glass Here,
Just arrived from the mandatory. comprising
an assortment Of Dccantors, Salts, Dishes, Tumblers,
Wines &c. Also, some Elegant Cot Glass.
niv27 ID. a. d. Co. AUcts-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-01
WIN b. CLARKE,
GUS V. CLARKE.

GtOt;NAC BRANDY-i2 pipes genuine and a ycIy
nov 2O-H CHAS. PALMER
NIRGlNIA.-At rules hollen in the clerks cffce OF
the superior court Of chsncery for the Richmond
district, the Sth day Of October 1929. John C. C;oodr
PITT against hos Burnet, Chas l.. Jefrics and Mary
w. Berry, def;'s
The defendant Chas. L. JeiIdes not having entered
hs appearance and given security according TO the act
OF Assembly and the rules Of this court andft appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not nhsbi
ant OF this eountry it is ordered, that the said defend.
ant do appear here the tenth day of the Janu
ary term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that
copy Of this order he forthwith inserted in news
paper publhhedn the city Of Richmond, for months
sueoessye and posted at the front door Of the eApi-
tol, IN the said city. copy. Teae.
WN. G.-PESpLErON, e. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-01
100000 GRAPE VINES. e.


1000, including, the Golden Chasseas &sc-Vlncs
Of a smaller size of all tho above kinds at S2O DC,
100.
Also, tie following native Grape Vines
1000 Isabella, 1000 Scuppernong. 5000 Alcxan-
dcrs, or Schuylkill, 800 Calawba, 500 Elsngburg
blands, 500 Whine, 1900 York Madeira, 700 York
Claret These two last arc the most celebrated in
the vineyards Of York Pennsylvania. The native
grippe vines will be- furnished SIS 10 s375 per 100
-accordng to their value and rnriety, and in some
cases less, when a great quantity are taken The
Proprietor is dcsirous 10 enter into extensive ar
engagements with those DESTROYS Of planting vine
wards, and will contract liberal terms. Orders for
me foregoing, for fruit trees, Towering plants, &c.
lcfi with nc. vii receive prompt attention.
no,i JAlNES WINSTON, Agt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-01
NEXT LOTTERY.

CoN;NECTICUT ST.sTE LOTTERY
Extra Class No. Is.
Drawing viii ne received at Lanberts OSca ~,
TOMORROW, at 70 o'clock. ~
70 No Lottery-9 Drawn Ballot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-01

o. rod PFITTTNe eSsoG'e' q 81. Vpts osics
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-01
Mrs. Knights end Night.

Ind Flrsi MgM Of Ms Mu Piece Of The
NpIFCIBLES, or the Little Corporai.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-01
TRUST SALE.

ON Friday. the nth day of next month, (Decem-
~ ber,) at 10 O'clock by virtue of deed of trust
from the late Doctor John Adams. and of record in
HcnFico county court office, shall as surviving trus
tee, sell NJ auction, the premises aud for
ccsh two .ots Of Land the Church Hill, near to
the city of Richmond being half of Clereniont square
and adjolnin the lots of Mr. MacNemera -Actnr
g. trustee, shall OF course convey only such ttlc az
is derived to me under the deed of trust.
nov 3o-Ilt CHARLES COPELAND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-01

THIS EPE-NLNG. DECEMBER ,s,
WIN be performed, TIE admired Opera q
LOVE in A VILLAGE.
NTH THE ORiGLM.aL MUSIC.
Mrs. KNIGHT will preside ut the Piano Forte.
ROSETTA. Mrs. KNIGHT.
With the original Songs Of the Piece. NV Hearts
my own" Gentle Youth" Young am and Mrs
might, will introduce LA Rose d Amour"
WHO would not Love-" and Bjshop's
CELEBRATED ECHO SONG
The whole to conude with. for the frs, tune in his city, us
INv1NcIBLEs,
/. THE LITTLE CoRpoR.4L.
FlCTOlRE, tire Little Corporal, Mrs. KNIGHT.
With the Songs OF Fall not in Lore" and the
"Dsshing Young Officer"
In The course OF the Piece, .Iannal Exercise 6y
Sir Lodfes.
0J- In rehearsal the heu sleo Drama Of t,e FLYING
DO lCHNAN or te Phantom Ship THIS Drama VIII snr,a
ANY Pecn Tor PIendor, that has yet hn produced in Fh
"'O'1 dec
INDIA RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES.-A
a large supply. Just receyedby
GR-4-f.NISS, SOY & BROTHERS.
dec Corner of Main and 18th stf, nts
# Nelv and Fashionable Article
I AIDES fashionable bronze Slippers, just recei.
IL we'd by
dec / GR4.N:N7Ss, SON & BROTHERS.
"HUDSOh'' BEER.
TUST received per Schr. Fairfield, on consicn-
- mcnt, Ii bbls. superior Hudson beer, which Is
of very superior quality, and will be sold low, by
dec l-eoiot VIM. J. CLARKE.
FISH aud OIL.
TTIHE subscriber has Just received per different ~
Il rivals, variety of fish and oil Of the c!lowing
Iinds and qualities. viz; Salmon Nc :, s1icrd and
"Ooked mackcrel, in 6bs. half bbls, and in tubs No.
I,s md 3, Connection mess shad talbot fms tongues
and lnds and Goldfish, lamp. tanners. and olive oil
which r. will sell low WIN. J. CLARKE.
dec ct
Cork Soals, for Ladies and Geptlen.en.
lust received fresh supply, by
e. GR.4.ENISS, SON x BROTHERS
dec Corner of Main end Ii streets
GR.4.NhTSS, SON {, BROTHERS
"AVE received from their Factory 100 psi,
IL Il Gen,emen's Boots, equal to anv made in the
city, which they Will sell the low price Of Six Dol
'ers. dec
"A FOR RENT,
H...fR And possession To be gwen first Januar
! lssssB4<R naxi, Tenement on Shockoe HIP. suits
AE&z4EAblc for a small family. Apply at this OF