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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15
Land a'ld Negroes al .4,.et,on.

~, Land aald Negroes at ..4,setton.
/ pursuance OF decree of the County Court "
rngton and others, shall, as Commissioner, named
III the SAID decree proccedto SELL public auction
at the Court House of the county of Monroe. on
Monday the 2lst day of September next, one Tract
OF Land, belonging to the estate of Tabtha Adams
ceceasea' containing nine hundred and fiy-eight
acres about two hundred acres are under cultivation
and ON which, there are several comfortable dwell
mig houses, with the necessary out houses This
property lies within three miles of the Sweet SPRINGS
ana IS said to be mountain land of the first uuality
PERSONS wishing to vewit. referred to Mr. Jacob
premises -" % va INC
ana on Monday, the 23th day of the same month,
IN the town Of Staunon, as Commissioners aforesaid.
sna sell at public auction, five slaves, consisting
OF t Two men, one woman, and two girls.
me slaves Will be sold for ready money-the land
on credt OF one and two years, the purchaser TO
give bonds, with approved security, and deed OF
trust upon the property to the purchase mo
hey Possession will be given the first day of jan
u"ry iieHt. q. Nj. DARLINGTON, Comm'r
e aug 17-2aw1Ot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15
.yoExN M. GORDON,
Grocer aud Commission .l[erchnJ

%,
OFFERS to his friends and the public generally,
W n well selected assortment of GROCERIES,,
at wholesale and retail, all except ardent spirits.
Special attention will be paid any produce consian
ed to him, 'oh the exception a6ove made, and receive
and forward goods to persons in the upper country
OH the usual terms. sent 1-8t =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARO

4 W iii give the above reward, for the apprchen-
- hensIon, and delivery. Of my Billy Sampson
who ran away on the 25th of July last; he is Of a
brown complexion, abont twenty six years of age,
his left carr had when he ran off, a coarse cotton
SHIRT, oznaburgs pantaoons, white yarn coat and n
Old fur hat he alsa took with him, old blue broad
cloth coat ana cashmere pantaloons. The same
fellow ran off last April, and was taken I'D in Caro-
line County on MIR. William Carters estate; lie has
wife IN Richmond and is very likely lurking about
one o! the above places. THOS CARTER -
w6wc PannatiLa KIM, yy;,;,x.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15
GEO. NJ. PAYNE.
w. L. FONTAINE, Cominis-
WIN. f. RANDOLPH. Sioners.

Postscript to tie abridged LegiszafiOc Char,
'ENO obviate the objection, made in tho Ricbroorj
Enquirer, of the 2Ist August, to the LEGISLATIVE
i i N constitutional Charts" postscript has
9een added to the abridged table, exhibiting in con-
from the Consultations of the several Statcs &c
famed IN the election of 1926 relative to the basis of
Representation and the appointment of Representa-
lives. Those who have previously bought copies,
may procure this postscript gratis, by calnr on ,bo
persons from whom they purchased. '''
" The publisher OF Nj. Garnctrs Work, hoes
leave to call the attention of those who have copies
20 'he following errors in the a prENp1x in pa~e
o<-i4tn line from the top, the word ''mo,e' is omit
,ed after the word "nothing." And, in page 9Th
me from the bottom, the word JIe is omitted af
Ter the words 'hns nccer get" sep IJ-9nw6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15
KING WILLIAM LAND
EIOD C1TEr

w III be sold at public auction at king William
Courthouse, the 28th of the prese9t month.
oelhg court day, on a credit of one two and three
years ali the right, title and interest of Woodson
Parrish IN the following Tracts of Land, viz: One
.racs lnnedatcly on the Pomunkey River, known By
OIL Mcssrs' c. Broxton, Richd Wiroy and Ianrburns
estate, and contains 2I61-4 acres: also one ofbey
tract tract, containing i42 acres known by the name of
wlngneld, desirable place for small family win
comfortable buildings thereon. WI
RICHARD G. WORTJJAM.
CHAS. ELLIS,
WIN. CRANE,
sfTs H-U r HENRY II. KING
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15

X annual examination at Hampden Sydney will commence
on Thursday, the 18th inst, aud close Tuesday, 23d
Parents and Guardians and all who feel in the
1Nanccnent Of Literature and Science respectfully invited
TO attend The commencement will take place Wednesday,
inc Esd at which time - members of the Glass will
deliver Citations and receive the oee of A. g. The Board of
trustees will hold the aonual meeting the Odd 9th
As several subjects invoking the best interest of the
viii tie submitted consideration of the Board al, ,is
meeting, IS important that Ill tine Trustees should he
present. J. p t;JISIiINS:
o. The annyerary q: the Literary & philosophical Socie
y viii be held on Thursday the 2ln, which an
Osa'on wi; he delivered by WIN NJ Atkinson ESQ of Peters
burg and Poem by Richard Craie Esq OF No,towav On
the same day the anniversaries of the Union Phanhropc
Societies will take place. and Oaous delivered by Their
Camel, ESQ. sent o o.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15

now f,se ana may desire tue and for ,ose
hereafter be etancipaied within this Commo
This resolution probably rise the
lonzatio Society Of which, 'hereioe the Stale vrs
may fairly claim the title of egma,e parent Tie Lc.sla
ofAaryand, the 8, of arh 1927, pasca resolution
appropatng thousand dollars year, years. aid
OF fluids of the Society The is smal-and is only
mentioned indication of the of tina,
this important subject Throughout State of ~ Carolina
the friendly feelings towards the scheme-and mum.
have their condition of
their being conveyed Liberia Some only ea,,.
cpae ten bni have made provision for the payment Of their
passage.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15
From >hsrpcs London Magazine, for August, 1929.
TIE PRAYER FOR LITE.


C-rcay-He roda tolrs poasnio,
9';'ag ne ia @'orte, que me 6usca!
j. Sunshine ant ais EARTH,
Sweet Is Your kindly mirth.
els..isei Of Deatl.syet, vet awhile delay.
ZOO sad it TO psrt
J'luS IN my spring of heart.
Y. it'l al the light and laughter OF the day.
For me the falling leaf
Touches chord of grief,
= 20 dark word in the roses bospin les:
Not uue truinphai tone,
One hue ui nope, i gone
from song Or b,ooG beneath the summer skies
Call me not hence away,
Death, Death! yet decay
Over he golden hours one shade hath thrown;
The poesy that dwells
Deep III green woods and dcs,
o.!.i 10 my spirit speaks ofjoy alone.
Yet not for this, o Dauth.
Nut Tor the vernal breath
-; winds, that shake forth music from tie trees:
Hot for the splendor givon
TO Night! dark regal heaven,
f2oac.! ask thee not reprieve for these.
E.,t for the happy love
Whose light, where'er rove
Hii:Ucd all nature TO a sudden smile,
Shedding OH branch aud flower
rainbow tinted shoi.or
Ci richer itc-spare, spare yet awhile!
Too soon, too fast tboucL COM!
TOO beautiful is home,
!. home Of gentle voices anu kind eyes,
And the loved of all,
On whom fond blessings fall
rom every hp-oh! wilt thou rcnd such ties
Sweet Sisters. cave q chain
My spirit to retain;
ti0!d .nc to earth with strong affection b1cl
Bind me We; mighty love
Unto the stream, the grove,
Our daily paths-our LIES familiar track,
Stay with ue-gird me round:
Your voices bear sound
o. hope-a light comes with you aud departs
Hush my souls hodug kncil
That nIurnurS Of farewell
lIo:v can leave this ring of kindast hearts:
Death! Grave: snd are there these
That your dark repose
Midst the ric5 beauty OF the glowing eartlo
Surely about them lies
No world OF loving ewes
Leave me, oh. leave unto home and haa; h.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15
BRANCH A. SAUNDERS
ACADEMIC

;SearIy opposite the S,oan Tavern
~ Ill nc re-opcned on 1st October ncXt. Tho
studies OF this Institution will embrace, as here
Course. o"" An9il9Ii
INC French, Spanish and Italian Languages will
DC taught by mr. Colonns D'Ornano, who is wei
N"q~h IN ms city as teacher offoregn languages.
-. Tor Tic French, Spanish or Italian Language.
there viii be an extra charge
Richmond, heg % --iaFis
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15
NNRs. SAMUEL G. ADAMS, opposite

'H'a The Eagle Hotel, has recently added to her
Boarding Establishment and viii be prepared TO ac-
comsodate several Members of the Convention and
approaching Legislature with board and lodgng.-
Families visiting this place, will find her rooms airy
and comortable and every effort TO render satsfac-
ton to those who call on her, will be made.
IH-Hf q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15
JAMES RIVER LAND
For SnYE

EE pursuance of decree of the county court of
Buckingham, the undersigned commissioners or
one or more OF then will proceed on The premises on
the 3ot, day of September next, to sell to the hish
est bidder tract OF land in the lower part of Buck
lngham, on James River, called Mount ida
This tract OF land is believed to contain six hun
dred acrcs-about hundred and fifty of which IRE
low grounds: good portion of the high land is in
woods, and is tobacco land The whole of the omen
na Is IN good condition, and part Of the bottom
The Improvements originally constructed with an
eye to taste and usefulness, will require some repairs.
An accurate survey of the whole tract, ascertain
ing the quantity of forest and open hin and bottom
land will be made before the day ofsale- and platt.
exhibiting the results, will be prepared for the nor
nation of those concerned.
IERSls.-A credit of /, ., 9 and wears will he
given. The commissioners will require from the pur
chaser bonds with approved security and win retnin
u zen on the land till the purchase money be paid.
One OF the Commissioners will attend on tho prorn.
ises Che day before the SALE for the purpose ofshewing
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15

Notwithstanding the decease
of Josephus u. Cotton, fof the finn of Cotton
" Ciarke the business as heretofore DONE will be
continued by the subscriber for his own account and
that OF the estate of J. D. c. decd, unde,. tie SAME
firm.
The debtors of c. s C. are hereby notified that the
subscriber deems indispensable he should soon as
possible collect the monies due the firm to this time
and hopes that they Will duly observe this notice.
HENRY CLARKE.
Richmond, 9th mo- 10th 189a enst
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15
MISS MACKENZIE,S
SExNRyN AIRY

Nv ILL be re-opened the LIST October, for lin.
reception of bearders and day pupils. She
returns her grateful thanks TO the public for the pre-.
ference given to her establishment. and rests her
hopes OF Its continued prosperity on the Improvement
evinced by her pupils.
1t Is Miss Mackenzies ambition that Richmond. 10
whose inhabitants she owes much, may, in the means
OF education, equal any city in the United States
10 attain THIS end, she has cheerfully contributed,
ana VIII continue 10 do so, by securing the aid of
tue most ehcient masters, all the advantages that can
e aerved from Tree access to well chosen libru-
ny, and the of an extensive chemical and milo
sorhicai apparatus, with whatever else she can pro-
cure, to facilitate the Improvement of the rising
eneraon and render literature and science attrac-
.:e' with view TO further this object, Miss
stackenzle is now at New York.
aug 28-Iawtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15
ROARDgWG,

MRS. GEO. p. RICHARDSON will be,ma-
IVh pared by the 25tll of The present month, fSen
tember) to furnish with genteel boarding, a few
Members OF the Convention, the Legislature or 9TH
dical Store on II street, near the CAPITOL Square.
sent Jl-3t%
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15

fb OIlCE.-A petition will be presented to
the Virginia Legislature, at the ensuing session,
nnying that Andrew Broaddus may be divorced
from bis wife Jane Broaddus for easons which viii
therein be stated son 0wet :.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15
Cotton Y arm!

COTTON Y4RN!! COTTON YAR,N'li,
order to meet the cxjgency OF the present tin,ss
- and competition on fair ground-Also to enable
Country Merchants and others, to purchase COR
TOW YARNS, as cheap an P1rginia as other ,ys,ts
OF the OnIon--l have concluded 10 sell my Cotton
Yarns by the quantity OF $50 pounds and upwards,
IN assoriments of equal quantities from No S to 10
at u cents per pound with advance Of three cents
per no. up to No. 90. 1t is not necessary to saw
any thing about the quality of these Yarns as they
are so generally well known, and allowed by all wio
Eve used them to be superior 10 nay an ne Union
Orders left or forwarded to Mr.. VIM. Clark ir Pc
tersburg, TO Mr.. William Wallace Mr.. John Wvsp
and MIR. W m. J. Clarke, Richmond, or to myself al
the Factory, will be promptly attended 10.
| am also prepared to furnish Cotton Yarns dved
Ct any colour suitable for stripping checks or ginohas
at prices to suit the times. Good white seed cotton
VIII be taken in exchange for cotton yarns or pinned
Tor the customary toll, will be purchased at the
Factory and the highest price given have Wool
C2rdlng Machine In operation at the Factory with
new sett Of cards all complete, which warrant 1o
cara wool rolls IN superior to what arrv
other ever did, or does, in this section of country
ruce for cardIng, 10 cents pound or 1871 g cents
II hnd the grease. The Arrangement is so rnade
with tins machine, that wool can be cardcd as well
in WINTER Us III summer.
JOSEPH HAYWOOD
-, POiohdtan Cotton Fnetoyy.
Address, Joseph Haywood, Subjects Tavern, Pow.
hatan, on,r .ie-,,,5 :
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15

st1LE.-By virtue OF deed Of trust, executed
by James Underwood Subscribers, the 22d dav of
Sep iembcr 82S and duly in the clerks Office Han
o, oye county M purposes therein mentioned shall proceed
10 sell al Eoic auction for ready money highest bidder
ON ednesday the 3oh Sept 829 Hanover court house
one sa S o, ana m said county, lying Aliens Creek. and
aJog \" w oosons, and others also the following Slaves
VIZ Dayy Washington, James, Isaac, Amistead Polly and
e.S OF so much of the above mentioned property will be
suilcept 10 sasy said deed
same The title 10 the above property believed udsp1slae
but tine subscribers acting trustees win convey only sr
title as is vested in them JOHN TYLER IS Dy u'"
sept 9--2td tdsc JOHN PRIDDY Trustees.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-15

ne CoEsTiTUTEoEAL WIG is published twice
wees ('neadays and Fridays) at five dollars neI 80
num- payable IN advance. 70 "'
- For adven'sing-75 cents square Tor Iss1 r..
ust I'S'',i"" ana oO cents for each continuance 1
%, i"sof'ons must be notrd the MS otbsrvss
'hey WI hc c"htiHued aud charged accordinriv
~ Ali'eiieTs tn the Editors nlnst be ostIs;a ~ a.
viii receive no attention. f' P'''''' they
woes o, chartered specie paying Banks of any r
oe wing though Virginia o. States Bank Nofes 'H
Do p,esrleo; ana reniiauces can be made ,,o,h 10
Post Office at the risk If the Editors '''"en the
IL Previous TO y disconti,,sn.. os -.
'ea'heos must be paid 40. Ard riose who me- "a, -
WI notify toe Editnrs 10 that eas; ~,sE :"
sstiOea. y '''' ~ h'ch tEPJ 8. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04
WARD ELECTION.

'ENHE election of Common Councinen in the &C.
A vcral Wards, Will be held on the LIST Wed
nesday an april merit, viz: In Jefferson Ward No /,
at Armstrong; tavern-In Madison Ward No. Z,
at the Eagle Hotel: and in Monroe Ward No 3 OF
The Shockoe Hill Tavern. Polls will open IN each
Ward, at ten O'Clock, a. NJ. The free holders OF
lots within the saiu city whether improved or not, and
whether such frccholders reside therein or not. and
the housekeepers and inhabitants uf h. ga id CITY, who
shall have resided therein at any time for the space
OF three months, without the intrrnssion Of one :
months. and possess in their own right within the
same movable and mnovea5lc property TO the
lue ofonc hundred pounds" arc entitled TO vote.
w. ID. WREN, Serg't & r.
March %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04
Five Dollar Reward.

VIRGINIA: Atmlcs. holden u the clerks Office OF Es.,x
county, on the 81 day Of November 1923. Elizabeth l.
Ludlow, William Gamci, guardian OF Mary Elizabeth, and
Richard John Ludlow plaintiffs, against MARY Elizabeth and
Richard John Ludlow, infants of Richard Ludlow dec James
NJ Gamcit, assigned guardian AL htcm, defend the said m
1nts, and Richard Ludlow, dcicndauts.-IN CHsNctRv.
The defendant Richard Ludlow, having entered his an
poaprcc and gwen security according the act Of assembly
aud the rules Oi this court, and appearing by satisfactory cy
dcncc that he not uhabau of this State; therefore on
the of the pantfst ordered that the said defendant
Richard Ludlow, do appear before the justices Of the county
Of Essex, the third Monday in January next and an
their bl and that copy NJ this ordcrh be forthwith inserted
newspaper Of circulation, published in this
Commonwealth, for months successfully, and that another
copy be posted At the front door Of the house
COW. Tcsc TNCH T. CGIrFENDEN d. C.
81 vcf~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04
PROSPECTUS
OF neD Literary TForb 10 be published il, The C;f,
Of Richmond, emitted
Cbt Tir9tnla Son6eulr
AND
LADIES' LITERARY GAZETTE.


'ENHiS work does not profess to be singular in IL.
n character, many others Of the same stan,D or.
published in the Northern part Of the continent. H.
Is only peculiar as respects It's locality; tr If Is t.
only oua. and first of lis kind, ever established in
the South II Is true that many, If net al the iour-
mails published OH the continent partahe more or lose
OF literary character, and afford to the son of ,op
the inspired Child of romance, and the lively nss, ist
Nh scope Tor the indulgence OF each peculiar talent
But their more immediate subjects will forever on
croach upon the frontiers Of literature and nt tIie
time nave so tar ntrud"d upon its privileged soil thai
like the AbOrigines. no IS hommed wihna nero corner
ana win fearful eve y!c~s the aggraHdizcmtnt gifts
powerful and overwhelming rivals From this STATE
we hone, and 1t shall in this underta nq be oar nri
mary aim to bring il forth un.elternd ana free.
we would moreover state that another peculiarly
VIII be annexed to tins undertaking. Born educated
ana WING rs We are IN the South the Nirtsinio = M,
venlr shall receive IFS cOlorng feature and ch,ractar
from the different lights, shadows and manners Dor,e
ding Southern America. Although we would Mi
WISH 10 advance any opinion sayourinr of sectional
prCludccs. vet the fact Is obvious and ,pop This f,t
our preceding pledge is prcdicatod That tbor,oh tic
shades OF character between our brethren of he North
and ourselves arc minute, yet thcv are perccutil1.
ana striking. Surely, then, VIC cannot be-considered
lnvalous, IN forming PREFERENCE tor those deliuca
tlnns cndcared to US by the familiarity of n rf,tin,c
and forming an humble theatre i'm which tbov ma, h,
perhaps but partially defined
To the citizens ofthe South, and more especially
20 the tuircr portion otIs population do v,e ,r-.f
Tor support. 1t Is to the latter that we more In
ciay commit ourselves aud IL will he for tben hat
The most unylcdng energies of our humble ntellpr.s
VIII be exercised, and should orr Inst ARGUMENT bo
Gt any oVail We VIII assure them that we are both
Bachelors and not Bcucdicts
TERMS
ne Virginia Souvenir Will bo published for tho
hrst year sgmi-montliy, ON @ medium sheet of tho
nncst paper each number containing eight pages.
Tho matter contained M rs columns shall b., If nos
sihle. exclusively original and confined to tc p,.t
interesting subjects iu IGht and elegant literature.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04

DANIEL WELLER
Opposite he Upion Hotel. Offers for Sale.
000 Boxes Tin Plate g cross
w 5000 lbs iron wire from No. g to IS
1000 lbs Russia sheet iron
5000 lbs double and single rolled English iron.
lie will also keep constantly on hand, general as
sortment Of Tin Ware, also Noodles Patent Portable
Ovens for baking charcoal furnaces. The above
articles will bc cold as low as they can he bonont in
this market I'm e FIro q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04
Sales of all the Tobacco inspected at Seabrook $
Warehouse, March Sd 1920.

Nmrber Of Boats anil amo,mt Of produce passed do,rn
through the Lo'rcr Locks.
FEB 273l hhds tobacco, $40 bills -four 2O5 bus wheat
bbls lard 1000 plank, cords wood, II upland boats :
coal boats, 400 bus coal
FER 28.-l2 hhds tobacco KEGS manufi'd do 37G bbs
-four 200 f. plank, upland boats, 10 coal boats 1000 bus
coal.
MARCH I --IJ0 hbls flour, boats
March $50 hhds tobacco rs kegs manufad do Isl is
-four ~ bus cords wood, 40 empty barrels AIS lbs
miscellaneous articles SO boats u coal boats 25i8 bus coal
u. s. BANK Srocy--At New York, Feb o. I2ns d 1901:
Exchange on London, 1884 o3t.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04
VIRGINIA SOUVENIR.

ENHE h number of this work is published this morning,
March attn aud contains the following articles Original
uHe--Nad OF tie tycadess-p arstg-Nave TaentC ooks
fantnS oil 81 Peters Church RoneNitchels engraved
and colou'ed Plate Of the Natural Aaczcls Exhibition
oithe Auomaton Bass Fiddler, Rope Dancer, and urn
oscow-tomb of Jefferson Northumberland Letter,
no &c oef'y--Or sinolThe Devon Fshcrman-K yge
Ar'nues fudri- Met TcsorSau the Selected Address of
Shakespeare to Miss Ann Hathaway"and "Iake back the
BOW SUBSCRIPTIONS TO tie NIRGiyIA SorvLNIR viii be
ceed at the office of the Constitutional Whi and Book
stores OF Peter Couom and Henry G. Watkins, Esqrs TERMS
Two Dollars per annnW, in advance. mar
JUNIOR FIRE COMPANY, No. ,.
'gllE Members OF this Company arc hereby sum
monrd to attend their regular monthly meeting
az the Engine House. this day at half past O'Clock.
r. NJ. J. l.. h|BNPORT, Sec'ry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04
f&4ARIG4 x LJEWSa
PORT or RiCHUO. M. .M.qRCH 8.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr Georgaua, Adams, from Suy, with cotton and n-
gcs, to j Winston and to master.
Schr Roanoke Bann, from Edentou, n. G. with Gsh /
Webb n Co
Steamboat Petersburg, Levy fon Norfolk.
SAILED.
Sloop Globe Vixen, for Boston, with coal
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 28.-Schr Ann liRa l., Lancry,
from Richmond for Philadelphia came into Cape MAY during
the late oVnta apt L. ashore AT COhauscy TO procure
anchor but did succeed in getting his 'cr she hlvn
been driven up the bay the ice Capt arrived here las
night
NoRFoLK, March l.--Au'd, Brig Hopes Delight.
Harding NewOreans.
Schr. Roman, Hart, from Ricbmond, bound 10
New York-Saw a largo brig ashore on Gouosc Hill
Flats this afternoon, deeply laden. ['Fhc Brutus,
Blunt from City Point bound to Brcmcn.1
In Hampton Roads-Brig Lady Monroe Bailey,
from UP James River, bound 10 Marscillcs.
Subdivisions. Randolph, Harper for Providence,
(R. LII Agenors, Bcdel, and sloop Norfolk Packet.
Skidmore, for New York.
From below-Schr Clorissa Hill, for ST. Thomas.
NANCE 2.--The brig Bruius, Blunt bound to Bre-
men, came down James River to-day and proceeded
20 sea.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-04
RECEIPT FOR WET FEET

10 an old constant, and most alnus friend,
tprav you, fellow citizens, attend!
The receipt below to shoes apply;
lis the true water proof to keep feet dry
Twill many save from the physicians bill,
And from disorders which often kin.
All the ingredients very ap,
And long the mixture will uninjured keep.
pint OF bnileh Lnseed Oil,
IL pound of Mutton Suet,
8ounces Of clean Bees Wax,
ounces of common Rosin
Dissolve these ingredients we'll together over 90 n,le
FIRE, stir the mixture well while melting and out il on
with brush, hot, without burning the leather Lp, IL
dry, aud the application twice more in the same
wav-[ Nat Int