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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-17

M subscribe informs his cu-,om,-s and
me pn3l'c generally, that he has jus, re
ce'ved The most spenbid assortment ~ Lndie,
ana Ge'utemcns HOES. ever before offered
!" IN" place Among them are Ladies rounds g.
squire t0ed PrnneHa SLIPPERS. decidedly The
m""'snnrst ever offered in this market Ladies'
oeaiMm Boofs, n new and desirable article for
winter. Mems bed square ,oed Boots Il Shoes.
" An experienced " orkman IL endowed
from The north to mend oil rips.
T.. F.GARDNER
Dec. II. wewas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-17
MASONIC NOTICE.
Dee. II

stated meeting Of Lbeu, Lodge No
"A 90. on Saturday evening, Decembe, 6,L
1929. ~
u" motion. ordered thu, our new Masonic
Hal shall be dedicated on The 27th Of Dec
to'. Johns day Mud thar brotbers Pb,lip,
ahh FLOOD be requested 10 preach a sermon on
the secasion aud that n pablic notice be
gwen IN the V"e,nian. inviting all regular Mas
ter Masons to attend
ny order, RIO. c MITCHELL, Sec'y.
Dec' ~ 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-17

- 10y Hb'otH w the Town OF Iynchburs
on The 22d day Of Oct. 1929 Simon Crisp.
Plif
against
Thomas Aldridge. Laodon s. Going. WIN Nor.
81 """ i"os HARRISON, Defts.
i",s cause came on this day to be heard on
'ne bn', answer fihe defendants. Tbos Al
ar,oge and WIN Morgan, exhibits and euami.
,@ 81 Witnesses. the subpoena awarded
'here'n, on the OH day Of Nov. 1926. which
appears 10 have deem duly esecuted on tb.
aeiendan nj, Landon s Going, and the order of
INC 1th day OF June, 1927, which appears to
nave beeo duly published, and was a, eued bv
! co"usei. Oa consideration where Of. tie court
oo'" refer The accounts between the parties to
one OF ats commissioners, who is directed 10
EXAMINE state and settle the same. and make
report thereof TO the court, with any matters
'pecs''y stated. thooght pertinent by himself,
or required by the parties TO be so slated.
Acopy-Iesle, J. WILLS, c. c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Lynchbnrg, 18th Nov 1929.
The parties in This cause will take notice
tlia, have appoin' ed Saturday the 23I dav 81
January next, 10 commence the accounts direc-
ted by the foregoing order Of court, on which
day, AT the hour Of nine O'Clock in The mornin,.
they are required % attend, at nv office. in hi.
town, with their accounts, vouche RS and comics
oil court papers. prepared Tor examination and
settlement JAMES BENAGH. c
Dec. IL w4w35
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-17
REV lie

OF the LyncLburg Markets,
Corrected for The Pirgiuian, bu
THOMAS A. HolooMnE and R,cYAnn Tvs..
Commission Me, chants
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme pricea of passed ToLHc-
co, from 81 20 10 7 90
"'e''o' 10 common. 81 to 4 80
Common TO good, 4 6otn a mn
80 W mt on r. 20
poio %
'e''ss' % - 90
III" quantity Of Tobacco inspee,ing !. .,,if
""''' ~'' pnsfs io"' Nones line hal vet
been offered. AMI We cannot saw wha, !, IN
start NJ The Foreign Natken On H., Cd ~
November were no, very BRISK.
Flour 20 a.
Wheat
Corn a, ~
Whiskey or
Hemp, d.. a.
RICHMOND MlRKErS, Dee II.
ffom' sup ei'p mills. So ~ 20 10 AZ 10,
country canal, 81 10 - 1s7 10 Wbsoi I'd
W. oen's--v hn", 95 cents - Tobacco POI and
me Il Ss mid ling. o to So comnon. 4 10
% ;r"ms ,atog4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-17

10 discussing the Report of the judiciary Com
miiter. We th,nk II would nave been better
to have settled ,h' basis before they wen, any
further. as IL will be useless 10 build the frame
Of the house, il. after 'hey have done tina, they
shall no, be able TO lay the Foundation
u HENRY CLAY, esq, in compliance
With the request OF the Kentucky Coioaisaiion
Society. consented 10 deliver an Address before
them, et,heir Annual Meeting on the 9Th inst.
(ths day.) In his letter 10 the committee OF The
Society. he SAYS" Sensible of he honor done
M by this designation. have not feli myself
a. Liberty TO decline the request, although a
compliance will subject me 10 some inconven,
ence, Thus, IS his prosecuted patriot and
taiesman, whether III or oui Il office. indefa-
tigable and uuli'ing in his efforts To advanc.
the interests OF his country aud the cause OF
philan hropy
IN odious sentiment : Gov. Miller of South
Caro- Ina, IN his late Annual Message 10 the
Legislature fIhat State, makes TIN. remark {:
a. Slavery is no, a national evil on the con.
trary, IL is p national beoefI u The politicians
of South Carolina are most assuredly demented
on the subject Of Slavery aud the Tariff.
Touch either, audn is like applying lighted
4 lar has.
ned he spirit Of her RuiIcdge, her Lanrens.
ber Marion, her Pinckney.sui las' though not
east, her Lowndes They have. we fear. car
red their man,les with them 10 the grave.
IL The q. S Telegraph Of the 9th. pub
fishes directions as 10 the proper mode of using
-" piHting Cards" during The present winter IN
Washington. We presume this i, not dooe bN
order of our Republican Court as etiquette
is one ofthe Gore ons winch Gen jackson was
elected expressly 10 stay.
u We are glad to see TINT the correspon-
dent e the (ph,adelphia) u. S. Gazette ut
Washington Is agnm n, his post. His epistles
are ndnrabl written. aud give great deal o.
information abou, The workings of the Under
current II, Washington, which We see no where
else.
u ANTHONY BUTLER. of Mississippi,
was appointed by the Pr, siaent during the 10.
cess OF The senate. Charge d Aflaires 10 MeAi
60, rice Mr. Puinse:l. recalled.
a. A writ oi election has issued 10 the
Senatorial district composed of the counties
of Amherst. Abemarle. Nelson, Fluvaana aud
Goochand, directing election o be held in
those counties for n Senator, to supply the VA
cancy oecasioneI by he resignation of Wm +.
Gordon, ESQ. on the 26th OF December -Lucns
p. rhompson. Thomas jefferson Randolph an I
Charles Cooke. rsqs. are CANDIDATES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-17

10 discussing the Report of the judiciary Con.
muter. We think II would nave been better
to have settled tn basis before they wen, any
further. as IL will be useless 10 build the frame
Of the house, it, after 'hey have done tina, they
shall not be able Go lay the Foundation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-17

GF The Convention has not touched the
,ubject of The basis of represenia'iun since its
acceptance ofthe proposition of Mr.. Gordon,
as amended by Mr.. Upshur.-At the last dates
iiom Richmond, Gas our readers will perceive
BY their proceedings) that body was engaged
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-17
1,IME EON Sam

uAyEa large quantity Of oyer-tae'mo"n
Il tain Lime for sale ,,,,r, Sres,p
is3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-17

IL The friends OF the President oVershoot
the mark when they say that the late Message
TO Congress is the uerp best thai ever was deiy
cred. Such a remark is Too absurd. The Message
is vel written but when that Is said, allis SAID.
He who pretends 10 say that as composition,
it even approaches to any hing like compar'-
son win similar Documents from the pen of
Mr. Madison aud Nh. Jefferson, has never
road those Documents, or he is but poor
Judge Of good writing The bare idea that
GEN. Jackson could write as well as Jefferson
or Madison, is sutlimeiy ri iicnlous.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-17

III The Editor Of the Richmond Enquirer
can find nothing o complain Of in the Prrsl.
dents Message. No one supposed h. could
1t would have been very impOite, 10 say 'hr
least of it, ifha hal foIn1 ia IA with a Docu-
men, which had undergone his inspection
while Mr.. Van Buren, was III Richmond, and
met with his appreciation, except IN re gard t. "A
few items, which he agreed % oveiIook. IN
consideration of the baltto catch gulls, about
State Rights
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-17

u Noah's correspondent, at Wash inston
in anticipation Of the Presidents Message, said
II would be brief and energeic-no, long win.
ded and rhei orcai, as we're Mr.. Adams's and
upon this prediction. he found, a string of com.
plimen's. Wel-the message is longer than
aoy we have ever seen; and now, Noah aud
his correspondent will swear that its length is
one Of the strongest evidences Of the mighty
intellect Of the President
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-17

u ANTHONY BUTLER. of Mississippi
was appointed by the Pr siaent during the To-
cess OF The senate. barge d Anaires 10 MeAi
60, rice Mr. Ponse.t recalled.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-17
- - u F.uNKDNEK
'rc. ~. W2W3R

WihGiNlA Alta Superior conrl OF Chan
cetv holden " the town Of Lynehhurr
on the I'D day Of Oct. 1929. Simon Crisp.
Plif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-17

IL We are G lad to see TINT the correspon-
den, e the (phiIadelpha) u. S. Gazette at
Washington Is agnn a, his post His episles
are ndnirabl written, aud give n great deal OF
information abou, The workings of the Under
current NJ Washington, which We see no where
else.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-17

Effect ofhe Presidents Message --The New
Ynrk American o the 9Th inst. has the follow
ing information -" Back # United States
Stock has fallen lromSl2 81 yesterday, TO
$500 to-day"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-17
SEMINARY

oplish, Classical anu Mathematl,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04


IIiE unparalleled reputation OF tr'S mc0iCrH Is
such and its pg'-cuinCut virtues arc so SPOIL .s-
tahlsnad, and go fully acknowledged by au irt"a .Gt
olc'that 1t Is scarcely necessary TO say envy uvg
further than tiot II is 4 SONFH EftS FIMEBi
~ Diseases Olthc Liver: Debility rcsnltu,r from ni-
perance and dissipation. Old AMI uv-to-o-e Ulcers:
rams IN the Boncs, attended with swo'jur- OF he
JOINTS: Indigestion: Botchcs on the Face. PupieS
syphilis; Cuaneous diseases generally, uaG 1ctcg IN
particular; Mercurial and ScroJjods cumpl. ia.s
Inc certificates Of wonderful cures performed ly
inc Cathoilcon. huye become numerous. "a To- ro-
rude their Insertion IN any nCwSnapcr and has made
1t necessary for the proprietor 10 rr!ut them in q;
pamphlet Of about 100 pages. This VIII be- forward
ed rs possible the several AGENTS i0r -r-
'nitcus distributions and must, on rcriscl str'n"'nu
the good opinion now entertained by The friends oi
TINS medicine, and dlsarp, Il is aoual. the Trr a.
ces OF those who view with ds:s-t amy ia.a.c.na NOT
known IN what Is called regular prrc,'c,.' Facts
are stubborn things aud cannot be- rHUsaij.
AZ me earnest solicitation az members OF The ccJ-
jcal faculty, and oth ,ls wno have witnessed Che az.
lshnr cures effected by the "sc Of lc Vcr4 able
Cathohcon, and who or' anxious th'i j benefits to
mankind may be more widely dii.sol tua rrnurrr e-
has consented 10 reduce the retail price o. ~ -
DOLLARS per bottle; and rms vii, he don" W, o.
ont IN any way deternra;inr tno quality Of iir mod
lcnc, or redpcjir III S';c Of flc to"' a. h.s been
materially done in the case OF Swim. Foocel.
1cf0cty Of hHsvs recently rec9~cf from yiir o,} fog,
ngsn'Jor ne SITE Of Fot's C'Hchcor mos, %. lrtoo a.,
also oSoiis Tar S,aria, Fril-r,.
3" cta.' more than dDs,1 bottles or ror Coi.con wa,
sell one hottie o swans aunco5 aaI feel goa, plea f, .
informing you HAT IN cycr' case n which seen 10, de
uoiC"h red It has ToH".c1 i'f'.re .e. f.'
Gould you afford reduce 'c price of vot~ athr.on
two dollars should more frequently rIe-crhr tony patients,
an" is would also be torc by number oi other ri.Hu- To-
ths town and vicinity vino uave used vi' r. r.t effects.
ae AL INC 9'hcr ona"aa aud the Compound syrup Of Slr
An eminent physician "l h.cc known soyr, cures per-
formed by ue NC OF your Csi3.rou. WHICH h1J .-c,6.
resisted the ordinary prescription. Of 'c fy, AND lave
Dcver known IT tr ptp i1yVllnu, .fr.f,'
The above nvaluaoc ueocuc ay be constant" h91 or
q: u. tsHt iiiE,
ian 81 Opposite the Ia-ic i'o'... t,rhuCuf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04
.N,W ZOO.

( Avs oflhc United States, Resolutions or Con
- gross under the confederation. tr.1'irs. prur-
lam1tlons, Spanish rcgull'''r-. r''l as.- doc De-
ments, respecting the public Jnjs, compiled and
published by ordrr az Ccurrrss
Tabular Stnts.ical Views OF The population. COM
mcrco, navigation, public J. uda, post Office estate
lfhmnnt' revenue. mint, military and naval o.iah-
lstmenis, expenditure aud public debit " tha '.-
ted States, by Geo. Waticrson and Nichols Bijdlr
Van Zandt.
Letter from the Secretary Of The Treasury lrala-
uniting the information required hy n resolution ol
the House oil Hcprns rta'ivrs VI May ~. 1890 in
relation 70 che growth end IN, uac'urc ofslk. adlp-
tod To the different parts of t5c Duol.
Letter from lnun' Mcas', transmitting 20 treatise
on the re1riug of-'lH worms by Mr. DE iuzziof
Munich. with Plates, &c.
Reports Of cases argued aud JUDGED in tho Sr-
preme Court Of the United Stprs. January term,
1923, by Rchard Poicrs, vol. T.
Constitution of the United %afcs 0f America, ;hc
Jules OF the Scra'". and of 'hn House of Repre-
sontotivcs. with Jci,rsous Msur1. Printed by or
der Of the Senate of tho e. State.
The National Calendar, vol g. and many other
valuable publications. rcccivcdb by ]. ". NASH
NST5IoB PnNTIJC@evet't"s a. 'Nc whig-o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04

1000 bushels corn ia ,hc uocl Tor sale by
feb Z LEWIS WEEP & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04
.SyNIIYtEYELD R.RCON
LEWIS WEBB 81 co.

CFT'ER FOR S.4LE.
SO bb;s and 100 bags coffee, Laguira, s.. Domingo
and Java
40 hAis mpassas
20 hind and lobb}s st Croit and New Orleans SUI
oars
2 thds Il boxes and 50 IBIS loaf ard lump sugar
90 hhd- and 100 0bsryc whiskcv
10 hb.7 Caruther'S -ectifed DO
>'o 90-- Isle OF "ignt ard Northern apple brandy
. 90 peach brandy
q hhcs aHd Sd Dbls nU-e Y. T.. rum
do Iamgica GA
pipes t.cucl brandy
40 Holland Gin
Madeira, Canary
r.. aid sweet Malaga ,1-r>-ro
Tort. 5jvscut
ioHlon porter cider
100 haif vinegar
100 .rcs- LycrNocl ground salt
Do 10 blown do
~ ms Sweden, English and American bar iron
60 castings
German. crsvlcy, bistered and cast steel
Got an cwrought nails
30 Spanish hides
--' .s.a,s soal leather
TO e-io- upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
sol h1i< y. Carolina cut hcrrngs
90 do nactcral
Do do pr!m. ~,ri
10000 los bacon
j casks prime cheese
Irish pot0tocs. TAR, coppcra5. alum
lT;u-tona. indigo pepper. piueuo
Eaceaud -rcuna ginger. almond;
Rolsns, nutInegs cassa. druiiolns
Quart bottles, uumbi9ts. Gccanters wines 6c
Stone ware window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Snom and taow candles
hro"n and shaving soap, bceswox
Imperial. rrEpowCCr and pouchonr tens
inronts and Rogers gunpowdcr
not. bar lead
.oyer orchard grass and herds grass seed
" AHemorc cotton and wool CARDS:
ALSO,
Cotton bo-cir-, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines AID various other kinds Of cor
dag
Seine ani wrarri0~ ty,ire
Shoe thread o-uu1urcs thread
snaburgs, htssien-, cotton warn
omosic broad cloths, &C. &c
ifu lots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04
IALuABLE LAND ron sALr.-r.., WI

" NLuABLE LAND 70. SAL;..-'rh1t VEL
known and desirable antaol called ya. .t s..f.,,
SITUATED IN the county OF Amherst, boo,.r. To- Vie ,,. o
joel tfanhln, cNd. "no yn. on the vH.,s .v. a.,.
,"m'ihWt S2't ""iico ana 'ny-''"c a''.. thus iaud o.,
Wen adapted o. 'r CULTURE O! iohacro, CON, 'riD a.a n
There o 'le ies hundred ,t,. Iaui ai h,
!l' w goo" n''I NWH' "r si" hl tot 90 90, lot. TO
sun purchases els i''c are two settle on 2IH Any
person az persons ' p,d to pucHse. viii n shown i pre-
n'eS "" h".on ." AFTER or Hector Aie.n AH 'uii uil-
pc tue can tr a'e a the ea al lawful ase Orc.
h'ii "i e pulc.7-" hgui, oud the naia in to
",. ''''''"I W." ten 10 '''- ne tNo las pas rents.
ne Improvements tao uwc. -tne-. t.,. 'l-c
ava ''rn''''"'r barn, 'arn-hp -" 80 al 1u,.
,'O' N'' ".'" '>ce'' v'"rIn r.e ,""i 30. Y"ui oi
h"t'' ait ,'rH 'n. rS l'td s~pr'a - .l
country: S" hr oiave properly Oc i,,o,' 10 D,i'e-
~ we ".u ai p"oii- auction Gen. rc ;s' ..a- oa h.
h' day % april nest q; G'E iat .TtE>
| ~ Ft@Hrls u Iytacro 2u jCmry H..,f.
! ri CtLi r. s. .ru ta' abs toacc1 rJ,,., .. -,,e,u
-. .' "f''r. lr tn' ..''in v.', .-.ei. ae r.
ee'5' INTO .e i !n'i r'".r "fbe s'3 ' fronting
'he i'.' .i' "auie 81. r., r .'l.n, 90, ..a-,.r
a., ,. - lfr'd .y ''o 'as'o'.sa iu--o. ''o'i .a
~. i. ~ owner "."o collie 90, ir.ny.'1r or.ar-
" ''' NH-ncr h,> .''n effected urHa.I c.ro' s'1,,d
. ,[g ?. A-tfANti.h tt.sEA 80 II .lI=JS
- { ', t.,f'.a $50. re-, la; shif or c oh ..s %
'a'eH .''vcnu l.' BOG nf'rs 10 .,.r... and FIVE
t' ''l Of. '' q. ''' .e.s, 20 I',. evidence
' -' - ""'''', " - .'.,a" s n '.e 1855. court 90
Nrt eu-sn. "aaeo al. .r5, a'j woe a.. ..a-n,'lrts
:" 'ra., p.F"a'>' ao" -.r.
s"' a n~, ~, co.i.ao ,'. 20 av uan' r,-.s... is
( Jaat5 a.,
tTiHtl,T.: F'T--. .r.. "a, ilr 81 -. ---,. ~ ~
,'r 2ra ..- ol F-u....., 1920. ia.sr .-..,.t l,,
,.a'.s i''"r "av ~ "r. a'. I'.ul, &C., %. -,.. s,,,
'.'" '.'-"" ."''' t''r-,s,. ...u.... .-a.o
rs o., .n-. l'.r.t r.ti. g. go. g.. ..,.. ea... .
.ar' '' .".r a". t.. sr,r 49,. o-.r.. .f.a .c, ..
assembly sad '.. .,,. .. ;... r.e., ... ,..,..~ Dot,
rove ,,. ,..-a .... ..... l....
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04

W The pr,ce of sub~cr,p, &c DAILY RICHMOND
"fa'', Is SIX dollars year. payable IA adS ancc
tnc charge ior HdUcrtSi1g - n single on
OF square or less, aud 33 continuance daily or
o'e'y o'he hay Where advertisements once
OF twice wees, so cents square Dr each insertion the
Annual Advertisers charged so doll sq,ar
unu Ia That proportion fpr advertisement" p greater H.,
eNce AuCtoucerS and Lottery dealers who are charmed "a
Present circutaic Qfihe DAly Rci,,oyn Wine 500 rg,
or The CONSriTUTiONNI. WIG i, published ,,co
week (I"esdays and Frlays) I've dollars per anun
For 3dcersng75 s,ara. or less 20. IA, fir, IN
ser,ion, and ~ cents for each continuance.
Present circulation u ts tpsrnUsI'N, WItu 2Ol1 .a.
MUSIC d. AlUSiC.3L ENSTRU.liENTH.>
'RNHE subscriber has ju.i opcnc q case Of Snpr..l.
- Gultars of superior workmanship q. tone. V!u-
Inns, German flute &C. which lee will worrau, 10 hc
OF the first quality. aud VIII sell al iav. ur..,r
New music at half ti.c usual p,,ce. -tr: vs. bov-s
&C. &c.
He has also received rrrut ~ editions tn H.; .s,,
mont of French, LaJi1 and English school books.
ico "a WV. ii. FiT| W'1YIsS1Nr.
w iNrFG pros I'll lruin oil
Cut nails AID bfads
Crohorc's pla wing caiis
Rodmans sperm. candles
Superior cotton yarns. No. @ tc If
Letter, cap and wrapping paper
Red Stone Mills c,upnwtor. coarse md limo
Hartford and ALBANY ale
Constant supplies OF these articles direct from ~.
manufacturer
Race gngcr. pepper
y. f. rum. fine itrournd jcinaica rum
HC-yy solo leather
by 10 and 10 by - wincow glass
Guupowdcr and young hyson tea
Idrc, moi7sscS, suCar-tor sale IVY
teb2--6 DAVENPORT. ALLEN 6 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04
On. -. ~ 9. rrrp,rror. {. G

Comm ''i'rS tl4ic-, E,rim7l4. F,b. 10. 1929.
Ih' patc' Interested vilI please c take notice. uri
h7f F0rn'"I 'nr @Jb Irv ~ Ni~h next tr cr,rr,rc
"c tu..a aH".t,d in loo, f,rriut orders OF count ON
"Hh n'y a'9 o'.l,ck,h NJ. ;sv are required 20 ATTEND
100 uv oacc 'n s cty, vh their accounts ,ru-is.s ,ra
F.N. 20 -,ft rIf srv rtEtp 49,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04

FINE CHEESE.
s usT r'r2iY"d, supply OF very superior Cheese.
- J'o ~ 7. ~. DREW.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04
POtter's Vegetable CathoIiccn.

7 ''''7'I y - 't'WEN N7tINIIIiIN'' Z
WAVE just received supply OF ,iHs invala Medicine,
y as uer advertisements And take trs rcilpj uorui1-
tne public tai n order that ITS benefits widely u..
fused the lroproJ. .cducei 1--WE rrl price TO u,r,
!. H. ~ NNl!.t, Sole A-cut,
jan ~ Sign ofihc N..'ar o,.,s,,r ,,r "a. M 10 Door
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-16
FOR ALBANY.
RXRII8 0E HON,
2R002lEX M1SyM Q X90&90.

Ertract Jsem the Records ef tks Connecticul
 1aptisf Csapengicn. Hartord, June, 1929:
 Reaolved, That as much Inconvenience ari. ses from the use 0f n variety ofIiymn Books designed for the ,,Se of religious Congsrence Meetings. iD RFdrr t"0hyiate this. we earnest. y recommend fo the churches in this State the sne recently e.empiled by the Rev. BEr- yAsIN M. Hun. sltled [. HymNs or ZsoN,' as we'll adapted seh meetings, and hope il will De geneFaliy adopted. M,
 Attest ALBERT DAY, Rec. Sec. Ertrncs fssm tke Attitudes cftke NesO-I7aus. {, Bapsise Uaioa Cen nfsTeHee, holden iN South iagten, June aT,t0e0: 02' 2. li
 70 llssnlUed. That we recommend nto the churches cemp0sing this Conserence, to adopt the use of . selection of Hymus. entitled "Hymns 0f &ion's that individuals gen. crafty, and singers particularly, supply them selves as soon as possible, tn order that our religious nleetings. especially thOse of this COnisrenee, may hc rendered additionally in- teresting by an uniform and well selected ya- siety of Hymns. 9onN CooKsoN, Clerk.
 The above Books, in any quantity, fur sale by DURRIE & PECK, "A Li.s4,'. G. Churck-sf. Ne,C-Ha
 O3p Also for sale at the Litchheld Book store by 7,, q, J. GARRETT.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-16
AUCTION.

RN virtue ef an order from the Hon. Court
 c. Rsehals ior the District og Litchfeld, tne sneseslne.s VII sell at public auction 60 muen os tne hsgt Esfate of AsArM WRisHr, Iaie 2! Uesnsns eeeeased; ;as will raise the sum eiRhly eenes, and iaciaenisl eknrnes of sale. Tke ssle win ke et the lwrIIinr knuse lsfeIy epqnpisa by said Amph @RIinkf. in Goshen sssFssaid, and sn lAs 11lh dsy ef July nsxt, at % o'clock AM.
 0RnnG& GooKE. 1, Administra- EDwhaD WnIenr, SOss on suia
 SEEAs P. WnIenr, sstuss. Goshen, ytms 60, legV ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-16
NOTICE.

UF Cfder of the Hon. Court oF Probate for
 the District pf Norfolk, viii De sold at public aucncb, oD Monday the aOth day of July neat. unless previously dispossd of at private sale. s0 much ef lhe real estate of ..r,s TEMOTBT 10. NORTHWAY, late ef NCsEnlk. h said district, deceased, as wsIT vaise the sum Oe one hundred and twenty dollags and two cents, with incidental charges nt sale. Sale Co commence at one o'clock F. M. on the presnises.
 AUGUSTUS PHELPS, Adm'r.
 Neyfalk, June So, IsR0 4
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THE SUN FLOWER.

The muse of History has not preserved tho name of the h0nest Dutchman who first
 iEtredpced she sun flower tO garrison fbe aarden 7 and stand sentinel of its outpDSiz.
 smirking with ils greaty broad good-haH'es- ed face at esory pasSer and bending Q tne day starwith Eastern adotation and here