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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

a writer "down east" recommends The iayinr n
lreavy tax old bachelors cas- they arc not nocossa-
Yies of life"
The Providence American. in noticing meeting
Of fremen the subject Of FREQ suffrage thus pa-
ces tho absuTty Of requiring the possession Of land
as qualification TO vote in strong light. "Suppose
wc should change the law and make every free man
purchase Sl34 worth OF hose. Would It not BIO as
just TO make q man buy hose, who has no use for IT,
as to make him buy land when he does not want '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

OvR PRosPEcTslti cheering the heart an American
one who feels citizen of this free and happy country so
feeto witness the rapid progress Of inc
ing triumph OF mechanical power physical opposonof
mind over nature. What mighty alteration has few years
made in the aspect Of countryl Her widest have
been exploredplaces the dark and desoar
where the rough earth and the foaming seem lo have
found their respective situations during gy cony,s
ofnature have yielded the skill and enterprise of her ceu
and along their conquered and unseemly wastes The y5se a
fs maufacory have arisen Ike the creations re
mountain torrent whore march has been onward from
ginning Of time, whose strength had hitherto been wasted on
the rocks Of its channel been in is unpmdc.
tive freedou aud Us power applied the benefit Of nan Or
people are beginning IN feel and know that be u nicpen-
eut America must rely upnn hcrseupon her own e.bstt-
less resources Tire experiment has egree oeu made
and has thus far succeeded To the admiration " friends
and the conas'on OF Us enemies The good WORK has
ncnce, aud with thc bessug Of God il will 90 ON until Amp
r'ca W longer fcred by foreign monopoly shall become III
hat rs founders niende-indepeDdeni ~ the fpc, sifca-
ton Of the crudcpcnden ia tie spil as Wen me In the
Ictters-.IDl,r. Manufacturer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

Office Seefcrs.- In a very sensible article on Office
seekers, tire Wellington D. G. Chronicle states the
fact, that very lately there were four hundred and
flty applicants for the situation Of Lieutenant Of Ma.
Yiueg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

We have received tho "1ddress Of the FroEaso,,s Of 9o,
roe eounty 10 The pvc, returning their charters adopted
by convention OF delegates from several lodges held IA
chester the 18Th u II includes surrender Of tho
following charters in tat county, viz Wellesmasiers lodge
Hamilton royal arch chapter. Monroe encampmcnt NJ Gates
Tho Monroe chapter and Monroe lodge BockpOr enretta
lodge Morning St. lodge Ptsori Pcufcdun o1rc ard
Brighton lodga-yT Y.Jogqnal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

"lCiblolu 1&GA& warehouse.
Trio doors betotc Wessrs. Leuis Webb e. Co.
u AYMOND s. BROTHERS beg leave 10 inform
their friends and tho public, that toy have now
on hand, ana will constantly receive IRON The most
approved manufactures in London and the United
States, an extensive assortment Of fashionable and
plain HATS. J'hey viii at all times keen ON hand
large qaontity OF Hats. made by their own diroc-
ton. for tho accommodation Of those who prefer
them, ard viii at any time have Hats made 70 order
the shortest notice, IN the best manner and at tho
ctc0pest possible rate.
Country merchants con be supplied with ITats at
wholesale, on very moderate terms
N. B.--An assortment OF WON HATS in addi
ton 70 the above.
april Its
EMOVAL.---Tho subscriber respectfully In
= forms his friends and the public, that he h.
removed to tho Store lately occupied bv Mr.. yrh5
Shore, doors above tic United States Bank, vile
nc Intends keeping general assortment Of PRIME.
GKOCERlES, which he will cell on accommoda,.
ing terms. IOTIN WYgE
niarchfe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

The papers hom all parts OF tho country contain accounts Of
melancholy accidents which Occurred the 4h March yh
hrng saues IN honor Of the Inauguration If Gen Jackson
II is estimated that the number Of persons killed on
on that day, exceeds fifty " high that these things
were MANAGED better that the people should manifest their
JOY on public occasions IN which would not put hu
man hfe III SO muck dspger-PoylsOa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

Watering .Hut.--A Dutchrnap in A,b,ny. some
slime back. went out TO his milknan in the street wiz;
= dish in each hand, instead Of one, as usual Tn.
dispenser OF attenuatod milk, asked if he wished 70
6ll both vessels The Dutchman REPLIED suirinv tho
action 70 the word"Dis is for do INFLUX aud dis Tor
DC tvaer and viii mix dem so as TO shut mine sell"
tBcrtstirc Amerfc0H.
r.1nec5os gcn.icnqn wated on jackson nj Washnrion
and time Rising go away, nc remarked tina, nc
tyd ach longer tie Presidents time wheTepon
tho President said "S down Sir and stay; c 70 have Won,
yoa the first usan WHO has without aspv
i0F Once
Csifnoncr-A London rapcr w speaking NJ Secretary
of State Calls hn, Foh DVher; the Dcvonpor feagraph in
FnElani csls jgq Br,scg and by time the appoint
reaches Holland, wl be Yo1 BvmEei Dul this 100.
had ihc Flench Journals, m speaking Of tho English IRE
rucr, as .H5ior FniaiHior
a Roof pfa q gft rsar II froubizsous pis'er orcc
DAD and Troublesome writes whom trei many
e1ys dogs Firs, esssyed smoke which ne bore Ike
bsdgcr then Are which hr stood like salamader =, lss'
Leaf Mn FIVE dollars, and haze rot seen him sine
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

MIA meeting of tho non-frcchnldcrs end freeoldera
friendly TO The extension Of the right of sura0e held
cD the I'D ul, at Brunswick Courthouse, agreeable
70 nnicc; Capt. James J. TIarrson brinc called 20
ihc clair, aud icburd ATeade, IT, appointed secretary
the following pre1mbie and resolutions were suiI-
r'ted b5y Mr. headc tOi le meeting and suahimously
adopted;
Where's, a minority of tic Community, who style
icpscv sircehodcFs, have undrrtaken Of their own
authority 20 frame aconatitp,oD Tor the Siie Of Di,
sia'0; thereby DISTINGUISHING 20 certain extent,
large portion at least, II not majority Of the free.
Tlen of Tie State,
Resolved, As tic opinion o. this needing, that
such attempt IL higranf violation Of the FIRST prn
eipcs OF Our Government and tends to perpeuate an
oiigarely IN the Slate.
Resolved That VIC VII nse ournin,ost cxcrtion To-
fe'ls, sIeh .oa"", aud sc invite tho cooperation
! hespved, That memorial ~ tho cDnvenf ION 81
ronholdgrs about % he assembled il, IN tho obi.
mon OF thls mcctIng t1c nos, ogble inchoqte stem
70 asert rights Of sheen
deprived.
Resolved TIM q committee of Gvo be spnojr.
Fl % dfsA s5ca memorial tcio prcrened for cousi
doration ri - adjourned mrelgqto bo held ON .thr
'r,slh NoInly - AnriI ncXi, 9i this place.
resolved, fba. % attain tie objects N hs ineef
sng ofeanizli.oa among fle friends Of RcforIa p nd
hcpussilSsn equality, j. iedispopsabiy necessary--
a'H' ~ 10. iEfosey sonina fec bs agn0inlca 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

Pensioa' following notice published in Inc National
Inieigencer Of Monday
Wan DTPARTuYNT, PIxsioN OVTicR,
March d, 1879.
The regulations Of the 2Gt OF December last by order Of
The Secretary Of War eh the appreciation the president Of
the United States have been suspended Persons therefore
who may hereafter make application Sr Pensions account
ut Revolutionary Services under the several of Congress
on the subject, viii conform TO the regulations which existed
prior TO the date above mentioned, aud be subject
limitations aud restrictions existed previous the adoption
of the suspended regulations. JAMES T.. EDWARDS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

MARTTrsnURe, Va March %.
Shoct'ng .1ccideni.---On Thursday last while some
young men, IN the neighborhood Of Mr.. Hodges eiil
house, worc shooting rifles at target. small girl,
about nine ten years OF age, was passing along,
ibc bail missed tho Object eliot a and struck Der IN
The head At our last sdvicos sho was gtil living.
.6Ead Dogs.---For The last two wcokF, tho country
has been much disturbed by tho appearance Of mad
dogs. On Monday last, one Of oW valuable farmers,
Mr. Henrs wclshaDs wac gcVercy hiiten by one,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

London hair dresser advertiscs his shop as the
" Grand Neapotan Saloon containing superb view
of the bay and city of Naples where the lover of the
picturesque and grand, while submitting the arrange
ment of his hair to The finest artists in the world may
fancy himself enjoying the delightful scenes Of ltdy.'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

The ravagcs made by tie wars OF the revolution
and OF the Empire upon the population and wealth
OF France, have been estimated, according to M.
Dupin, at 100000 men, and God 900 900 dollars
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
EDUCATION.

VIE subscriber respectfully informs her former
patrons ana friends generally, that she has taken
the SUNDAY school room attached to Trinity Church,
where she VIII commence teaching on MONDAY,
the 9TH OF January next.-The branches to which She
WI devote her particular attention, viii consist of
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar.
geography with the use of Globes and Maps, Histo
ry &c, Also PLAIN and ornamental Needle Work and
Embroidery, with Drawing and Painting in their diff
ferent varieties. With grateful remembrance Of
the hbeia support she has heretofore received in her
school, and with full determination to use her best
efforts 10 advance the youth with whose instruction
she may be entrusted she solci;s the patronage of
her friends for the year to come.
Dec23-t&f Ut MARY ANN WILDER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
dtIESrERFIELD. very Eceen,Iy, hn,in. nnIrr.l

h"S SrlEI.D, very recently, having undergone
~ considerable repair. subscriber now daer. is.f
ia ne can furnish satisfactory and comfortable uoda
mons 10 All travellers who please call Chester
field is situate TIM orAs of the road,one l., linz ye,,
ny Clespurg Orange Springs Orange house, Louisa
.tt mouse OhaTloi"svilIe, NC; lea lang nohWard by
GolenSville, SPotylvann court house
one Ieadu southeast on 10y Dcksons Chapel BurA sge
,ie fsey hh &c one leading eastward, by Needwood SC
Chesterfield is 10 miles above Neevood 10 mile. beov 4
pnS from Oxford, iton Dickenons Chapel from t;ocns
vns 50 from fedcrcN urS, and SO miles richmond
and as Of late there move uvern aud nr,ns b,,r AMI
'heaeI accommodations than has heretofore been It's ex
Pen uat the travelling this route from Richmond freer.
"Ssv"S VIII Increase THOS. WEST
ChesteTfield Caroline county, Va
Jan. |, 1929 a. 3D..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

JAMES WINSTON. Richmond Agent for VIM.
Prince, Proprietor of Liunnnn Botanic Garden
Ncw-f YORK, now 50 advantagcously known as the
most extensive and valuable establishment ortbc kind
IN this county, viii receive orders for any kind Of
fruit or ornamental Trees, Grape Vines. Flowcrinr
Shrubs, Greenhouse Plants, Bulbous Roots &c
UJCntaogues will be furnished giufig and the mos,
pronp d particular attention paid to tho forwarding
IN any part of tho state such a- los as person. rc.
siding lt distance may ORDER
The Trees Shurbs Vines, &c. &c. are put IN in
inc very best order, and may be transported many
hundred mics without injury. The experience ofthc
Agent, though limited, fully iu,tifcs him i'm recon-
Inendng to any person possessing but ha II acre OF
land 10 procure snail assortment OF vines fruit
trees, &C. and others holding more land could not
do p If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
WM. cowAN ha. received, and now Offer. wen,

MN. COWAN has received, and now offers n wen
selected and general of ladies' and
goa ana silver naeni lever and verge Watches -ig
mnle 'iocks aud IHnepccrs; diamond, pearl Va To-,
ana fancy Jcwery; s,ivcc, plated and Britannia Waye.
eVerp3nt calendar, and Other Pencils Fountain silver and
see fens' gold silver anu shell Specacles Thrnble Tooth,
pchs kazors, Scissors Pcuknve Thermometers nercus
son and flint Pocket Pistols, percussion Caps Spylasses
Surveyors and pocket Comprises, Plating Instruments mi
ana purse clasps pocket and shell gold jet Steel and
s'N chalS seals and KEYS hey rings, military goods watch
hdSes oOis and materials wt a great yanety of other
's an OF which, he IS enabled 20 sell below former prices
a'c''es and CLOCKS aud mathematical instruments
carefully repaired and adjusted
ocTs ior amy aft.cie IA las !,e pucually attended TO-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

THRUST SALE.By virtue ui "A deed OF trust executed
n by James Underwood the subscribers on the I'D av of
September 1923 and duly recorded the clerks Office OF ,ip,
over county, iof purposes ihe,n mentioned shall prpr,
10 SELL mt public actun Cor ready money! to the highest bidder
o. wednesday, tine twenty ,5n dag the present iuulb
Aahioyl al Hanover court mouse, being court av c
rac OF Land, IN said county, lying Mems Creek and sd
coming W. Woodsons, aud others also following slaves
VIZ Davy, Washington james, laic Annislead ioly ana
Lefty; or 50 much of the mentioned properly as Will be-
Sufficient 10 satisfy said deed, and other expenses attending the
same Inc title TO the Adore property bcicyed ndisprae
h the subscribers acting trustees will convey only such
u'ic as Is vested IN them. JOHN TYLER
Jan Ste JOHN pRIDpS Z Trustees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
MOLI HNHBER SHOES-

'THE subscriber has Just received large supply Of
Lanes and Grn'lcmcns india X bhcr Shoes
which are lmpcnoirbln bv water. and an excellent
prcservativc OF health. 1hoy keen Che feet dry aud
warm mud thus prevent many ofthosc Diseases which
result from colds. Those persons who easily take
co,u ny dumpcnng tl'ir feet, ought to guard thcm.
selves by wearing the above, Shoes ,Licl, ennally
conoucc To hcalth md comfort. Al who become ac-
gnarntco with the benefit OF The India Rubber Shoes
from experience will never al or omit the use Of them
ne mas also Oh hand largo assortment OF Ladies'
and Gouilcmcns. Boys and Nissos, p,o,s R..
aud Shoes; Leather, Scaskn and Hair Trunks and
n tew dozen OF hmcrsons celebrated Razor straps
all ofwhich he is disposed osc AZ low prices for cash
d0c9--2awbt SAMUEL. PUTNEv.
Under tho Eorrlc IIctcf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
GlsOCERIES.

NI.OOT II ms.
We rece;oiag pei. ScAys. Diomete, Ea,;:sa. H.
DC " .u'oy. for SHE.
10 ilhis West India molus.cs
go do New Orleans do
GG bags collie
100 kits family macker.i
lla bDls potatoes
% boxes talow candles
% bblS onions
l30 do No. /, , md ) naclie.,.l
- boxes spernac,t candles, first quality
half chests by-on IA
a. boxes gunpowdcr do, 10 lhs cacil
10 pipes imitation brandy. 4th proof
100 sides soai leather, best qualify
10 bUls Newark cider
90 casks Goshen cheese
- bbls Ohio wIskey
% casks Thomaston limo
hbls, boxes and , hh.'S s,,.lr
casks assorted stoncwar,
cases Wcbstcrs spelling books
DE- l<-lOt DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
NATv AsE9 iswpENEoXs aag1cz. e.
Hare Received Ly the Lust Pacaets, eeyy ecte,sics
supplies IF
FASHIONABLE BOOTS d SHOES:

IhNIIIONHbLL BUUIS d SHOES;
such as ladies' and gentlcmens moecasnls or ovc,
socks. ofevery kind; one orthe mos, Comfortable nr
tlccs ever invented; And complete assortment of
lndia rubber shoes; Leather travelling trunks with
non frames, and tray cling bags;
Also ladies French ~ American slippers, trimmed
IN every fashion; sealskin 81 mockkld walking shoes:
lasting walking shoes, with and without heels snnlc
and double vamps, and some lined with India rubber:
elegant lasting silk and satin dress slippers OF every
fashionable colour.
Gentlemcn superior made fine cafskin boots, with
square and round tors, and great variety at every
price to $. 3d. fine caskin booices OF every descrp
ton, and some very stout Also superior dancing
pumps with square aud round toes, and with buckles;
a very extensive supply OF msse5 boys g. children
Boots and Shoes. Servants Shoes Of every kind
u All thor goods are warranted.
Seal skin and Hair Trunks OF every size.
IL ~ Tie coyncr Of .Hrin and IIM streets.
nov 26--tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

s-SELiiH Nor the Adventures OF "a Gentleman-
a ~ complete gentleman. who, according to Sir
oping ought to dress well, dance well fence well
nave genus for love letters and agreeable voice
for chamber"-ErHERAcE in : voIs.-Just publish
ed, and for sale by
''c IT'S !. II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
Nj. MYERS

Offers for Sale IN Siorc.
5000 Lbs cotton yarn
10 tons sin assorted
10 small casks nIuscat
half pipes Sicily Madeira 7 -.
Or. casl. Madeira
10 pipes Cognac J
DO imitation p,
81 bbls apple D'aAe!
10 do peach
pipes Holland }
10 do imitation Gm
100 bbis common
3 DO 30, e 81, q S,ls S'S' s"s'4
10 hhds
80 bbls {Wljs,,-
20 do old s. strong
20 hampers Bristol bottles
90 hhds n. l..
10 do jamaica Rum
leo bbls y. Il.
bars pepper
10 do coffee
80 boxes sperm candles
100 DO soap LIST Il 2md qualities
so hhds English Island molusses
Imperial gunpowder and young Tyson Teas
400 kegs white lead, DC. sc. &c.
An assortment, suited TO tic season of Domestic
Goods, such as Linseys sc. &c
Dec I-vv4t
LEWIS WEBB q Co. offer for sale.
rs IIh.s aud 80 barrels Wnstey
10 barrels old Isle of Wi ght apple brandy
peach brandy
Holland and american gin
lids old Antigua rum
Wines OF various kinds
London porter
&c hls molasses
20 boxes loaf sugar
IL his brown sugar
100 bags coffee
80 TONS bariron
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
MANAGERS OFFICE,

81, 4S, II, 5, 80, 81, %,
Were the drawn numbers in the Delaware and s
Carolina Consolidated No. ?
Nos -, 81, 80, capital prize of $4,000. quar-
ter OF which is owned in Richmond. The fortunate
holder is requested to call and receive the CASH
And those who capitals call for chances Al the
Managers Office. YATES i, MINTYRE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
H.. ABSALOM,

IL. AbSALOM,
HATEFUL for past favors, improves the pres
~ ent opportunity ofiuiorming his friends and ems
toners, ana the Members OF the Legislature that his
stand Is in the house leading to Mavos BRIDGE
and next door TO W. II. Fitzwhysonn Bookstore,
where he respectfully so!ics the patronage of such
As may choose to favor him with their custom Re
has always OH hand good assortment OF gentemen's
BOOTS d SHOES, made OF The best materials and
at the following prices warranted 10 wear equal 10
any: For boots Richmond made. 81. Boots made
mp at the shortest notice, and Is cheap as can be
made elsewhere do - @,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

NIkOlNIA: At rules. holden IN the clcys's Office OF the
superior court Of caucery for the Richmond district Le
80 day OF November, Is, -: Thomas A. tahcr nit sg1i1
John = Fleming, Isaac Curd and Jane his wifi and Sor,,i
Iyer, IT, and Martha his wife, DIS
The defendants Isaac Cur and Jane his WIFE, and Samuel
ucr r and Martha his wife, having entered their spr
anoc and given security according n the act of asnJ s5
INC rules OF this court md appearing by satisfactory evidence
the said defendants do appear here on the tenth, dav ~ &
January ienu and answer the bill of the plaintiff, and tina,
coy ,S oneT oe forthwith nseued in -pauc pub
shed IN the city Of Richmond for months ,rcessyclv and
posted ~ TIC front door ~ the capitol IN the sahl civ
W copy. Tese, WNI q, ptNDT ETON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
"TmE GREAT KNOWN"

'E'AIES ola Grandfather. being stories taken from
Scottish history, SECOND series, in two vols.
by Sir Weltcr Scott lust published and for sale by
IAN . 7. W. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
ENTERTAINMENT.

EN- lEKIAINMENT.
IaNHE Tavern at Lavallcc, the residence Of Jamos
n b. Ferguson, on tho road leading to Charlottes-
VILE five miles above Goochland Courthouse and six
below Mrs. Tnsey isnow open and ready for the ro
cePon OF travellers, and the proprietor hopes his fare
and attention will merit the IA tonare &C the pubic
FoQchl1a1, Der g T,t,U
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
gCREI FOR SALE.

EutE subscriber ms received J33 nice small hors
from Caboll county, Virginia, which NE offers for
sale, at 2 cents per 10. JOHN WISE.
Dec 3f--ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

Whoie Tickets, $50 Quarters, IS
HaLre', $40 EighHs, 81 50
a package of ii whole which is compelled to drayy
Sl|O' can be had for $2S0-Shnres of packages in
Same proportion
a. Orders from the country post paid) promptly
attended TO. Address your orders TO
YATES & MINTYRE
utC - Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
AN AsiIINGTON CI,rY sTo,,K EnI. : -,

NM -i'FFft w 7 VN NTis SItJtk FOX = Mn
w Intending shortly to engage in the Manufacture of Cot
ton wish to sell four hundred the Stork of
the Cooperation of Waslngton bearing per cent n,eres
payable quaeryeary, AMI redoemabc in the all Of I835
those VINO may be disposed to purchase make
application either Mr. Charles Fowler Washington CITY,
hessrs Jho d. Thomas Bhde Philadelphia; MIR stephen
dec lO-2dwlm CUASTAIN CI.NRKr,
The Editors of the National n,clgcncnr Democratic Press
mud Boston aliot Wi. insert above twice n week f,r four
weeks, Hn iorwad their this paycnt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

~ EM DRY GOODS STGRE.-LIrk5 M TJTIN
f.h mas taken the store formerly in tine occupancy OF
neSsIs S,Fam!ss, Son Il Brothers, (np eaey opo ute Nsrs
ha Aloores) and has maud gepel assor,,en1 ~
staple and fancy DRY Goods; among winch are
Sou'S, c;tSSiinereS and sattinets tine and cicarSc
he'd, Waite, sTren and yellow fannels
ShA and striped Valencia vesiiurs
SwauStoWn and Marseiles do.
IRISH and German linens, lawns and canloh-s
Sa'lcors assorted, embracing great varicty
fancy, striped and plaid gingllals
lam ana inquired bOnbazet;s, varios.s ct,Jrs
- TO 81 JIconet and book muSms
Null, India and Swiss do
Swiss and black Italian silk oravats
canton and Mandarin grapes Italian DO
i'ark Italian lustrins, Se,iciews and Sl4srrts
n large assortment OF silk cotton aud wooden hosisrr
ii'illonable bonnet and belt ribbons
lar bauGdnna and cotton handkerclnr1s
Gloves AMI combs of cvey description
llaen ana cotton tickn-S furniture and aD,, rharks
''styS au' ker>nys suitable for servants clothing
Brown aIif Uicachcd dOmesticS. dlaporsA-
,aIpei's hedrtilrisS umbrellas, &C sc.
Nch with variety OF other articles hc j. d,S,ogs p, srl
Nv for cash. ~, S'-'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

ELEGANT GOODS have received by the Xxi, and
"a other late arrivals,
Black and coourcd Pahuyrinc for ladies' dresses,
Italian nets assorted, black Italian lustrnes
Black and colourrd Gros de Naples
Rich bphuct lace dresses wells pcpreucs canes Ind rs
Thread and bobbnet laccs and cdcings,
Embroidered and plain silk and worsicd Hosiery
SuPerinc printed cambrioks and French ginghams
WIN variety Of other staple and fancy goods which VIII be
sold nj the lowest prices i1r cash.
Oct ~ HNTt NpIT GOV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09
COOk EOR LILRE

HAVE for hire, good servant woman, who is n
good cook washer and ironcr also little rirI
capable OF nursing n child to put out for her food
ana clothing GEORGE HENDREE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

MEAln-fh" subscriber has on hand and viii be-
constantly supplied with Meal Of superior quality
IN bags OF bus each intended for families and fur
nshcd at The lowest market price; any orders address
cd 10 Or. SOm Plcasants or myself will no attended
'"' WIN. J. CLARKE.
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