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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-25

har'',l'oa Gu ofiha r.rer. BY The CALI.
ing 10 complete the murder bu, i, 40.
cessary. Ihs vital spark was s,rs.a. ''ee.
we f9roear 10 enter mic fart her pa,,;.., A'"e'
Jones IS IN custody. and will haya -
10 the laws ofthr country The Verdi,
inquest held over the body of Ham;l,o, -
w'iful and malicious murder.
agricultural pr0speets--Xe haye had
ana iafe spring, yet few seasons havs
sented more naitering prospects 10 apricn,..
rists than the present. The wheat. rvs
oat crops look. generally very well. Co..
preparations are making for large cro,
Tobacco, and we understand that Nh.
though small, are very abundant.
u We learn, that after the LIST of n.
mouth, tho Richmond mail will arrive ba,.
O'Clock, p, NJ, instead off O clocik. a, ,yh;.,
time II arrives under the arrangement of tbel..
Postmaster General. This, no doubt. is !
pie Of the reform which Mr.. Barry m,ena,
to introduce in the Post Office DEPARTING,
retarding instead Of facilitating the progress.
the mail
ID We refer the reader TO a very inper;,,..
article, on onr first page from the Baltima..
Chronicle relative 10 the " Appointing Pow
er" of the President. The view taken NJ,
appears TO us to be correct exposition of III.
clauses OF the constitution which bear nm ~.
poio'. We marvel that the Enquirer has M,
yet been induced to raise iis voice aeains, n,
fractions OF an instrument, Of which it profess.
es 10 be the guardian, par excellence
u The election for members of the Cop.
vention being now nearly over, we shall be en-.
abled 10 give 10 our columns a more miscel,,
neous character than they haze borne SOM.
weeks pas'.--We find room to-day, for the e..
say of" CaSca," the reception of which we a.
knowledged some time since. We repeat III.
hope, then expressed, that he will favor us With
further remarks on the same subject, coucb.a
in the same plain and practical style
III No appointment has been made by ho
Stale Executive, TO supply the vacancy ocrs.
stoned by the resignation of Judge Bopl1.
in. The Council, at our last adyees hoa
adjourned 10 the 2sth ult when the snpoig,.
ment would be made
Reform Reform We observe. by the lnst
mail, that Robert lay Tor, esq. OF Orange, (,he
immediate prede cessor of p 2 Barbour in
Congress) has been remoued from his Office IN
Washington. We are personally unacqaainted
with Mr.. Taylor but we know men who are
acquainted with him, who speak of him as a
man T. withoat fear and without reproach /.
Who his successor is, we have not heard whe
Their bulldog or spauiel-We have no
doubt, however. Judging from other appoint
ments, that he is a flatterer and a syeophan.
II As DR.. Watkins case has acquired
somewhat of notoriely, we state the fact thatthe
Grand Jury of Washington City has presented
him for breach on the public funds of $500
The presentment OF Grand Jury under any
circumstances, is not evidence Of guilt Much
less is il so, therefore, when such man as A.
mos Kendall is the witness upon whose evidence
it is based.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-25
From he Pendlelon. S. c. Messenger.

From, the Pendieion, S. C. Messenger.
The Editor of the Columbia Telescope says
that Mr. Madison is high toned Federalist |!
The meaning of the word has certainly been
changed since 1912, as Madison was then iegar-
ded as the head ofthe Republican party. Per.
haps MIR. Harrison Gray OTIS snow.a Republican
aud il is the man who have changed, and not
he work We are un2ble to decide.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-25

1.-THE four gentlemen frs, named are conse.
quently elected The third days vote ia Pa.
trick Is not embraced in the above, but it will
not vary The RESULT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-25

Richmond May l2.-The Raleigh Register
speaks of the " Eccentric Liberalit," of some
citizen of assachusets, who wishes 70 remain
ineosnii6, and has sent TO thu address Of the
" Public Treasurer, a box containing two hun
drcd and fifty Family Praytr Books, with the
request than the same may be distributed a.
mong all the members of government and
Courts OF Justice" He states that the dona-
ton is intended Tor good, and to encourage
pure religion. The donor enclosed to the
Treasurer money to pay the expenses ofirans-
portation. asking him to appropriate the
ysrplus, ifang for the relief Of some destitute
object II is probable thai this munifccnt do
nor has not confined his presents to North Car.
oliua. We understand that hox Containing
a considerable number Of volumes on the sub,
icct of religion, has been transmitted through
house IN this city 10 one Of The High offices Of
onr Commonwealth, for distribution among tue
officers oiour Government, &c. But the con
sguee, not considering the ofiiee Of dstribu-
ton 10 fall within the pale OF his Executive
duties, has felt some scruples IN executing
the commission entrusted TO him. We be-
lieve the aforesaid volumes have not. accord
lng'y been yet delivered Compiler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-25
do ESTIC
SALE OF ROANOKE TOBACCO

Norfolk, (pd,) NAY Is "A small crop of o
hogsbeads Roanoke Tooacco, raised bs Col T..
keunnn, OF Nee ~lenburg County, (Va) which
arrived here on Sunday last, IN one of the
Virginia aud North Carolina transportation
Company's boats through the Dismal Swamp
Canal, was sold yesterday Oh McIniosh's
Wharf The sale was well attended, the pri-
ces. il is believed, as good az could have been
obtained elsewhere. and il was very manifest
that had more Of the same quality been offered
it would have met ready sale The highest
price given was So 81, and the average price
81 81 per hundred.
Il may he we'll TO state, that this Tobacco M
rived in the very best order, aud had not sus.
tanned the smallest damage on iisway to this
market. rBeaeoa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-25

Washington, Mob l4.-We regret TO learn,
by the Boston papers, thai the Hon Ehjah
III Mills (late Senator Of the Uuiied S,aIes)
died at his residence, in Northampton, YES.
'etcay week Hc has been long in i'll bealth
M. hi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-25
Hrg York. Mar

kE. YosK, Mas O.
hlajor General Scott. VIM has received .
farlough until December n.,i. has arrived il,
this City on his way TO jim his family in
france. he has taken passage in the St.
George, 10 sail for Hsvre on the l6.h.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-25

agricultural propeets.--we have had a ,.,,
ana late Spring, yet few seasons havs
scented more nattering prospects 10 apr;oa,.
rists Than the present. The wheat. rvs
oat crops look. generally very well. Co.,
preparations are making for a large crop =,
Tobacco, and we understand that nh
though small, are very abundant
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-25

Extract of letter from Tampico-" The
important question concerning the expulsion
ofthe European Spaniards tha, has occasioncd
sn much excitement in this country for num-
Der Of wears, has a, length been decided The
last mail from Mexico brought us the intelli-
gence that i had passed both Houses and tha,
three months were allowed them 10 wind up
their business and leave the country. II Is
added that the females OF Mexico had petition.
ed the President Guerrero 10 allow such of
them as had intermarlied with the natives to
remain the country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-25

Ara meeting Of the Royal Institution in
London Mr.. Blande brought forward some
curious details relative 10 the means by which
that city is supplied with water. II apnears
from his statements that The daily supplies in
iroduccd by eight companies, amount to %.
TAI. 900 gallons, or $4,000 cubic feet The
pumbcr Of engines employed is 81, with n
power equal TO tina, oil 1916 horses. Number
oftcnants supplied la, 100.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-25

dT No appointment has been made by The
State Executive, to supply the vacancy ocra.
stoned by the resignation of Judge Bopla
in. The Council, at our last adyices had
adjourned TO the osth ult when tie sppoig,.
ment would be made.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-25
CAPITAL PRIZE
10000 DOLLARS! !.

UKAND CONSOLIDATE Ed LOTTERY,
18th Glass,
To be drawn in Washington City, on Saturday
the 9th day ofJune, 1929.
so NunharS-Q dro wp RaiiotS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

lirt tnen, alter ia, my from harvest tiii March,
Wen take il, to please you for Manchester starch.
But you're wrong, for why sire, should flour be made
The test as to what is reciprocal trade'
And why viii you quarrel with uS Where's tho
= Power
That takes half as much as we take of your -four,
Our Colonies useit-It goes to Gibraltar,
And finds its way thence, 10 our station ar Malta.
Your writer's are Theorists only who hold,
That trade Is not trade, unless gold pays Tor gold
And they're madmen, or worse, fthey thin. any State
VIII carry ON commerce with you at rate
BY which they must pay you for all your produce,
Not By barter, but cash, while your ships in use
To curry both rags, anG the rest of the world
May'nt have ship slowed or atop-sai unfiIrld.
The next OF your staples deserving remark,
Is Cotton, and here we're again in the dark.
You tell us your crops quite short-hat the frost
Has empted the hswls, and vi course that the cost
VIII be third higher, and beg to hold.
Meantime. our next neighbors have pTudcntly sold,
At trifling decline from the rate ofthc day,
But at a shade higher than we who obey
Your instructions Gun get.
s. But adieu for fraction
Decline is reported from Change; 4 reaction
Hast just taken place of an Is in the price
OF Uplands and must be OF in Il trice
Drysalt res are steady, the lie making churls
Wont buy any pots, though they're better than pearls
So what shall sell. sirs, I cannot divine,
But ofthis be assured, every one. | am--TiIINE.
u. S.--Dep,ber -.
INTENDED to send the above by express,
10 reach Holy Head in some three hours or css,
But the wind quickly vcerng, the Packet Joha Joy
rs usual with Hol;'rcge, was up and away"
Which makes 1t important to open my letter,
To say TINT the markets certainly better;
That the Paramcnts further prorogued for six weeks
That nobody what becomes oi'the Greeks;
That Parna's invested by ten thousand men,
And the flag of .Mahn,oUd will float DER it again.
The Russians starvng-u Turkish Pacla
Has marched on Kaiafnt, and shut up Gcisn1,
Intercepted the troops TINT were sent to CrUjorr,
In fact, that the Summer Campaign is now over;
That truce of six months is desired, but it's plain
The Suitau is planning Winter Campaign.
Abiding despaicing Pilot Boat about this time
last year by which Captain iiodcgc reached ho city many
lpurs before his ship enterci the IIook-Ej Cy,,ie,
The of the sun reflected from tive Crescent on he
Turkish standard said have hawcd the Of the
ded to the Turkish sabres.
Tho Russians said IL, fl retreat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

Mss Clara Fisher.--So great favorite is this
Charming actress, thai notwithstanding the iuclemen
cy Of the weather. such Saturday evening,
that few believed. there would be any performance,
q very respectable audience present. Tonight
is the last of her engagement. We repeat to those
who wish to See her, and who does not? there is no
time to lose--and sugur there will be little room
20 spare for those who 90 late
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

The Philadelphia u. s. Gazette says, that the benc-
fit of good punctuation may be learned from the fol-
lowing sample of an opposite quality:
"Thc Duke ofW ellington was in Northamrtons..;re
shooting the American minister; and the Earl O.
Aberdeen had transacted public business"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02
BY OTIS, DUNLOP e. co.
Steck of Dry Goods.
AT ALTCITON

az MONDAY, February 2l al 10 c'ch5cs. vii! b, s6lt
~ the OF Mr. Hui Il. Pyle, Market Bridge MS ef
trc stock OF DRY GOODS, comprising ggnei asscrnrnt u
Well selected articles aluQnsS; them
Cloths and casneres of all descriptions lot ar ICI H..
aud IA blankets Irish and German linens; diapers of 4
Qualities ladies' and gitanen black AID white silk hose
caiCoes of tie patterns; cmbc jaconei ami
Swiss musns OF all qualities, bobbnet, worked, gauze se
hdkf and shawl; elegant of gloves kGs
and SIZES large assortment of ladies' and gentemens cotton
hose thread laces of al qualities silks Of all kinds and ct
ties; also large quantity of ready made coiF, The sac
will he without months credit oyer SIOo
Under 500, CASH ior approved paper.
OTIS, DUNLOP & co.
jan 27-Gs AIlsnonsErs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02
BY j. & J. e. HERON

CarPe.ing and Rugs at .Auation.
HAVING determined to close our CARPET bust,
II Il ness for the season, we win sell without re-
serve, for cash. on Monday the end February at 10
o'clock, all the cut pieces and remnants amounting
to about 800 yards, IN lengths frcm 10 to so yarts
ALSO
some very handsome ton lack and Wilton Rugs.
jan 2i-2t ]. Sc j. Il. HERON, kucrs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02
mAGATAU XInYnro Wn.

MGR. WIN. OSBORNE, Promoter. md late
I'VE PrompLer Of the Boston Thcatre most res
pccttully informs his friends and the ladies aud rem
temen oftbe city OF Richmond, Manchester and vici
NIFTY, that his Ben4fi will take place on Thursday
evening next, Feb i820-whcn he trusts the enter
tainments he has selected will ensure him that pat
ronage he has and ever will study to attau
Tickets to be had at the usual places and of Mr..
Osborne, next door to the Theatre. Boxes and pit
rs cents-middle gallery, 81 l-2--lcft gallery, IS.
feb ..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02
N ARR ME- NEWS.
PORT or ETCHMOND, FEB. /.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Washington's Barge, Benedict fn Y. York,
with candles to Otis Dunlop & Co. and salt to order.
Scir. Elizabeth, Wilkins, fin Chcrrystonc, with
oatsto master. Passed in the River brig bound up.
Schr William & Thomas, Nation. fin York River,
with corn TO H. Webb 81 Co. md to order.
Schr. Volunteer, Frank, fin Pcgin Creek, with
oysters 10 master.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Clearcd, schr. Rich
mond Packet, Knapp, Ieichmond.
NORFOLK, Jan. 3O.--Arivc1 schrs iycc, Bisscl.
New Orleans Virginia, Anderson, Bahamas. Independence
Hooper, Baltimore, days bound Richmond, Minerva
ter from Richmond bound Baltimore; Ann Iclke from
Petersburg bound York sloop Sportsman Taylnr Yok
Below bouul up, schr Emily Davis, Davis Philadelphia 8
days
st Seawel's Point, schrs Lafayette, Crockett from Rich
nlond, or Boston, and Bradford Lmdsay, james Town.
for York.
derPloadod brig painted black with awhile streak a,ound
anchored in Hampton Roads this day
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02
A Gig for Sale.

FOR SALE,
HAxALL'S Nails and Bradg, all sizes, at Factory
u ~ prices,
900 bags Rio Coffee. green and now crop,
New Orleans and ST. Croix Sugars,
100 kegs Youles patent Shot, all sizes,
Loaf Sugar, 500 boxes Soap and Candies.
Trinidad retailing MoIasses.
White Havana Sugars, Aspcc, Pepper,
Ground .pulvoriscd and race Ginger, Mustard,
Gunpowder, Imperial, Tyson, Young Hyson and
PUuchong Teas,
Jarnaica Rum Antigua ditto, Northern ditto,
Holland md American Gin,
whiskey IN Hhds md Bbs.
french and Imitation Brandy,
10 pint T,InbIcrs, GcrmanStccl,
Liquor Cascs--Spanish Scgars,
sicily, Madeira md Sweet Malaga Wines,
Muscadc RnisIis, Indigo.
Soal and upper I.enlhor Wool Hats Cheese. Cho-
+. coate. RusSia Quilts, WRITING Paper &C.
&c. Apply 20, OFFS. DUNLOP g. Go.
Cob e--s,ood A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02
GROCERIES.
On TUESDAY tie 81 inst. at / O'clock,

GROCERIES.
CGTUESDAY tie 81 inst at / oc,ock, viii be
sold ~ orr store.
20 IIlids. prime ). o. sugar
do St. Croix 10
10 do molasscs
30 bags green coffee
20 boxes muscatel rasins
10 hid. and 10 bbls whskey
30 bb!s. gin, 10 casks cheese, 90 boxes crap.
Teas, indigo, mustard, chocolate,
Sicily Madeira and Malaga wines
Allspice, brandy, Holland gin
kegs Venetian red in oil
Ground and race ginger, &c. SC.
feb : .. ID. ~ Co Ancts.
ADDITIONAL.
VIII nc added 10 our sale THIS MORNING.,
10 Boxes lemons III fine order
10 hhds m0lasses
pipe French brandy, pure,
y handsome Gig.
feb 2--ts O. D. &, Co. A1cIs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02
.NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TE'tlE subscriber having taken his brother James g
Crane, into partnership with him, the business
heretofore carried on by HIMSELF viii be continued at
the stand at present occupied by him. in the name OF
W. g. J. {. Crane.
WILLIAM CRANE.
The subscribers offer FOR sale, general assortment
OF leather Of all kinds, for soe-moers carrare-na-
kCrs saddle and harncs makers shoe thread and shoe
trimmings, shoc-mahcrs and curriers' tools, &c. sc
&c.
500 Spanish hides
go Richmond slaughter hides
Tanners oil. ". s. r. g. CRANE
lqr f--,vf'i.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

TIE FOUR .NOVDRAlS
Oid w llton, hr. Mckinney,
William, Walton
Charles Mowbrax. lhis ncphew,) Stckn"y,
Peter Wilton, (gUrdcner) Farrell
Peggy, Mrs. Collins.
Matilda Mowbray, "a child.) Miss c. F.smi.,l
ASSUMED CHARACTERS.
Master Hector MowbraY. Miss c. Fls,rra!,
Master Go5blcton Mowbray, Miss G. Fls.rrR!m
Master Foppington Mowbray, Mss {. FisHER!.!:
In rehearsal, the new play OF ChGylaHe 7emp!e.
founded on the late Mrs Ruwsons tue OF truth OF
that name, dramatis,d hv Mr.. Gasro,t Of Boston.
and performed at the fremont and Chatham Thea
!rcs with enthusiastic applause likewise the new
Farce of TIE Ioacbe.s
Tic'.:s-pox and Pit, Si--Mi&alc Gallery, 80
cents-SiAc Gallery, p cents.
~ No smoking allowed IN the Theatre.
Doors 20 be opened at c, and curtain - rise at
o'cIock precisely.
IL y set OF excellent stoves are slppliej for tb,
comfort the audience. G,b ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02
az NEWS EXTRA. -

VTyIllS DAY, at 3 O'Clock, | expect to have the
D. pleasure of announcing that the great capital
prize Of $50 oOo has been obtained my fortunate
Office.
The lucky numbers, however hy which this splon-
did prize is to be secured it is believed, are still on
hand and may be obtained for the riing of SO,
ifearly application is mndc this day.
feb S. HAWKINS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02
REEF.

TIE subscribers. DESTROYS to merit continuance Of
tholibcral encouragement which they have her,
tofore received from the inhabitants OF Richmond
respectfully inform them tina, they viii offer nj their
respective stalls in The Old Market. and at no Il
Shochoe Hill Market, on Saturday the 3st inst and
on several days thereafter, Beef equal if not excel
ling in quality any that has ever been seen in thi,
city. They hntter themselves that the citizens cen
orally viii anvil themselves of the opportunity 10 O.
vince their disposition TO encourage axtra efforts 10
serve them; WILLIAM STEANE.
EDMUND STEANE
ian 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02
THEATRE.

POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT or
Miss Clara Fishers Engagement,
Whi'h cannot possibly be rene.oea.
ar Some beautiful new Scenery viii be exhibited
this evening.
~ The honsew will be found comfortably warm.
THIS EVENING, FED. "a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02
C0TEOM'S BOOK STORE.

DISMAL SF.4JIP iC.4.h.4L LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE OK 100000,
lobe drawn nj the Eagle HCul "Wednesday the 9Th
February.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves $780, Quarters So Eishn s.
to be had IN the greatest variety of numbers Cotions Bo5
store two doors above the Eagle Ioie-
jan %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02
Fdiuabie House J. Lot near The Poor House
FOR SALE.

] UtuuDte- HOUSE . LOT NeUr Lhs IOuT J7LirSe
FOR SALE.
z INTENDING TO leave Richmond, offer for sai,
Z the House and Lot / now occupy, near the Poor
House. The house is of brick, two stories high,
with rooms the first floor and ON the second:
double ccllars under the whole for Kitchen and lock
cellar. II is well built and well finished comfortable
house. The lot is fty-our feet front and haRan acre
deep corner lot. There Is never falling spring of
excellent water within twenty yards of the house
Among the out-houses, large smoke hoUsc and
Slaughter house. The Insurance on the dwelling
r"ns., is near geo IoliaJs.
TERsrs.-One half cash, the other h;f in twelve
months. Possession VIII DC given in April
Jan JOHN DOYLE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02
JAMES WINSTON.
City Dyeing Establishment,

Corner NJ 1871 md Main Streets
HINES a. IIJNTLEY present their thanks IN the e;,j
"a and public generally for share Of patronage and
assure them that effort shall be wanting merit con
ancc; they have added such machinery their establishment
VIII enable them 10 finish goods equal imported; they warrant
a their ooors, which Cor bTancy and durability have bern
pronounced by competent judges equal the Chinesead
they would remind the ladies scgd their silk satin dresses
Hpprd Us usual They also continue CLEANSE, teach or dc
merino snvs lcghOm bonncts, SC Gcnilcucn's clohir
secured dyed cdyod aud rcpacd with ucainces and de-
PlUl' on IcasonaNc terms dec
kAT ANTED.--l wish 10 hire so cl0I hraiy IaboTcrs Cor
the next 10 work at the coal pis35 nit hands p
Top hands, and 20 hoaucior which liberal price win bc
GWEN immediate application Is made the coal ward ON fp
Dock or AZ my Office. pRENTTS CIU'BV
dec 20 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

furniture, PenetiQp blinds aud PIallocS.
Y5SHE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand a rene
~ raj assortment Of Cabinet Furniture, manuiac-
tulcd by the most select iourneymcn and of the best
cnses. china-presscs, double and single wardrobes.
carved and plain screw and patent Joint hcdsteads
straight legd and pillar and claw dining tea and
card tables, low post and canopy top cribs plain and
figured cloth SOFAS, cuTicd hair and moss mattresses
hair and moss stuffed easy chairs new piaocs with
an assortment OF Venetian blinds Of various Sizes
Any article in the above line will be made at the
shortest notice. the most reduced price and in tho
most fashionable and workmanlike manner.
The subscribers special attention 60 the Undertake
Ing shall tie given at the shortest notice and at the
most reduced prices. He also keeps for hire ncn
funeral hearsc, with good driver and gentle horses
GEORGE HENDREE,
Opposite to the Merchants Coffee House,
Nov II Nam Street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02
sOLDIER'3 DAUGHTER

Governor Heartull, Mr. Uerbort
Frank Ucartul McKinu.v
Young Mnltort, Richards.
Maliort. senior, Sliclnnv
Capt, Woodlcv, Garner
Timothy QUAINT Farrell
Mr.. Ferret Osbornp
Inonlas, Walton,
WIDOW CLiEERLY, MISS 6. FISHER!
In which character she viii Introduce the SOM
Soldiers the lad FOR ME-, composed Expressly for
her 10y Alexander Lee.
Mrs. Mnli6it, Mrs. Collins.
Mrs. Fidget, Read,
Susan, Osborne.
After the Comady 10y dcsirc) Mss G. F,suxR viii
sing tho universally admired song OF "Ifls7a fer
he Bonpels Q, Blue"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02
~ NNbfb CT ftEfC ttltftl
CED AND YOUNG,

TIE '''o'e 10 cone3''e ~iM tie ee'ePraled o,.a u.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-02

Tho Russians are said TO be II, fil retreat.