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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-05
TWENTY DoLLARs REWARD.

DObbhRc NEW NM.
MILL be given Ter the delivery OF my man CYRUS to
w near Hanover Court House. lie dark mulatto be
tween 70 aud SO rather below the ordinary height
pIonneh cheek bone whskers genersliy and has
ev s1n OF brown cloth, with gilt buttons and striped
DOM waisteos think he has large Of his
syss He almost universally kBown Richmond wbeIe he
Pas lived from his infancy until shout eighteen mcnhsS
nrst N Mr. Maemutdos family and Afterwards His
vie lives at mr. VIM Nc km's, aud his father black
suNh DIR. R. g. Seo be remarkable for his activity
sud utsits sad Passihy supt .fcspe
81 or bosthe msser, Of which are cautioned not 10
sscevs him on hoard left him 10 last Fridsy expect
'nE him % follow me. WM.F WICKHAM.
Jan. z9. ,s5-n
THE NEW MAPS OF VIR0INIA, HsninsS sistutes, st
lsrge Gilmers Bsndolph's Reports of argued
aud determined in the Court Of Appes, Journals Of the Sc
nate and House OF Delegates OF Virgins from f776 1880
inclusive, and Of the Conventions Of ITS aud 1888
The Legnture having directed the sale OF these books
Ysps Of which purchased ny the State 10 insure
The prtfieston, they offered 10 the public Except
the Jorp) less than sud the ptoeseds src
90 he spilled to the Of the Lbcry Of fhe State, Is
hoped th every Virgins purchaser will he disposed To
ply himself from sis OF the large Maps OF Vgnis,so
ION, but limited number of copies fens'n for ISLE The
which have reeshy been printed al The public
Fsss embrace The sns period OF the Revolutionary dfug
gle, eousin much valuable and interesting matter
oe 10 The library Of every Vspisn The following the
Eree-- For the large map $780, small map 6; HeniDg's
euufts large, set OF IS vols "a dosrf; Guss Re.
ports dolls per vol Rsodoph rer set 20 dolls, or in pro.
ess ihsn 5doi for the Joursl,, per set comprising
and octave vols rs do, being than The expense Of
printing aud binding.
Order, sjdre,ssdo the subscriber the Capitol 10 N.
Oy Of Riebaond, to T. Heron, corner shove the
EssIe H0el will be promptly attended to.
WIN. II. RICHARDSON,
Clerk of The Council and Librarian.
Mueb ~. toe-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-05

COTTON AND WOULEN MACHINE.
vyyHE MArrEAWhN COMPANY, at their Machine
Shop and Foundry, near Fishk Landins the North
tHuj;oD River, State OF New York, every
krd of Cotton and Woote Machinery superior .ty,e
OF workmanship, aud the best approved
One Of the partners has visited Europe aud with
him and Machioe. of the LATEST 10 those
two branches Of manufac. featuring.
They do every description Of Ca5rg their Foundry
and particularly calculated for making all kinds of MIL
lieerirg which all fitted resdyto put up when required
The style Of tbsr work may be al the Cotton Mill ri
mes.rs Cunningham 4 Anderson Of Rieooud TO whom the
take the liberty Of referring.
All orders directed TO a. 81 sebenck, Fi,htI Lsndps or
T. H. scbenek 90. New York, will be promptly nded
March ~. I06- SIN
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AUDITORS OFFICE, !
April oath, 1929. {
PUBLIC NOTICE!

NoTARIES PUBLIC reminded that the law re9uir
them render oath &c this Office
ywAeiher they have have received any
the oommon~eah The first Of October in each year the
period for accounting Those who have declined acting
ought to cemmunicat the fact.
JAS. Z. HEATH,
JduaitOr Of Public .dccounfs.
Asrl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-05
TO The PUBLIC.

ls~ A1H:A1s
yTyHk subscroes, having purchased the Line OF Stages
4 running between Guy.ndoue and Lewisburs will.
heiese the hrss 81 may next commence running the Route
IS. Las Vi. pas. through Charleston. and from thence.
the State Turnpike TO Lewburs and the principal med
ensl SPRING.. wit the White Sulphur the Hot the Warm,
II will leave Gu,ando,te, twice week. at O'Clock, A. M
And. o. its return, will leave Stanton twice week.
From Guyandots the Springs there will be night
Al S,asnon Line meet. the Charlottesville, Richmond
The Route from Guysndoue 10 saunton will be performed
% ssa S s
in rs hours and from Fredereksburst the City
Person, ascending the Ohio their way the North will
sd this route the Pis.anest cheapest And those who
Line thsy al ali ur. be on short
Il. .1rs
on9r .od 81 Jhs s. "s coed GSash-
PORTER & BELDEN.
r HAVE two so.t, navigating the river from my mills in
na e mss%ons Gi my own only and
apstsous from making any with either Of my
msh Buck or BARTLETT putting produce goods other
w. TIMBERLAKE
Palmyra, Jan. 20. a-5M
MEDICAL INSTITUTED OF PHILADELPHIA.
WEAHE hummer Course Of will begin Monday
~ the 9Th day April Saturday prvcedi
the ht Monday Of November. The month of August
] NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, NJ D. On the Pra;.iee. Of
3 Msdeine.
VIM. P. DEVICES, M. d. On Midwifery :
raos HARRIS, N. d. Surgeon U. 8. Navy. On Opera.
fgAML JACKSON, ii. D. On Materia Mediea.
WIN. s. HoRNER, nj. u. On Anrfony.
.yNO. K MITCHELL, NJ. d. On Chemissry.
JOHN BELL, NJ d. On the In'titates Of Msdicire and
Medical Jursprfdence.
HUGH L; HoDGE, N. d. On the Principle, of Surgery.
Philadelphia, April s. IosS 2m
LAND FOR SALE.
1EN Virtue Of deed Of bearing date 26th day
November 1922 and duty recorded in the clerks Office
OF the county cou of Amherst the day of January
is7 whereby James s. Pendletoa, OF ihs county,
vsyed to eundersgued the
msnsoned some certain tract parcel If land containing
'o5 aerss be the less Lying and being
county Of Amherst Buaoe RIVER on both side1 Of the
road from New Glasgow TO Lynehbury, aud joining
lands OF David g. Garland being the lands which Tho,
Aldrfdse purchased Of John Camm aad John Warwick
and which conveyed by said Thos Aidrdge
rne bis wife, TO the said James s. Pendeou deed
nx date the 2eth day OF April 1872 shall Monday
BE Hotel in the City of Richmond, proceed SELL
highest bidder public aueton for cash, ell that part
tract OF land which lies Of the sm.
west OF the said road to include the barn.
my recent survey SeS for the purposes of
On that portion of said which will be
tns two story brick dwelling hose, with other
Out houses the situation healthy water good
ssabie improvements good condition. and piantson
Ger good system Of culture. The title believed
oPuahle but acting tustees shall sell aud convey
g oniy the title vested in
Pm. NICHOLAS, Trustees.
VIM. NEKERyIS, 'u'e''
APrn7 IOs ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-05
By RITCHIE s. COOK.

II The ENQUIRER Published twice week generally
sud week during the seeu ef the State Lsx
ius-iee the heretofore, Five Doars per nnnun,
pysbis advance Notes Of shartsrsd banks
The safety Of resulting thsn BY naths postage aist
tiers being paid, by tbs writer's.
- Ms paper Will (but the discretion Of
h 4difors, until arrsarsges have bean paid up.
'' TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
~ One square, OR LkSS-Fms nssrtien1S esatf-sash
ssntinpancs, 50 cent?
assumed by some person IN this city or its snsucns
NOTICE.
VAHE Executive will proposals in conformity with
the provisions Of the Sd section concerning
the Armory hereto annexed tAnd be IL further enaeteJ
what ths Iynsyy Bxdnss LaRd attached tAerfo,
can sold exchsnyed or leased term of years.
20 the 6snersl Assembly the result Of
sRqsiry" BY order Of the Executive:
81 s WH. Il. RICHARDSON, &C.
Executive Department,
18Th March, is7s
Mach ~. to1-ir
NOTlCE.
yEynAS committed to the Jail Of Giles county, va the
w 10th day Of December, 1923, runaway, mulstto
man who calls himself Henry Bird that he free
he raised in Esex County, vs HOBBS Hole.
Henry had when commied blue coat
pansoons, old wool hat aud variety Of other clothes
10 his possssson believed be stolen Henry Bird few
whke about five feet inches
high, between IS so Of age SMART iuelli-
ee quick spoken, aud plays tosraby we'll the vo-
pfoPery,pay charges and take him else he viii he
dealt With according to law MoRroNP EMMoNS,
for WIN. Smith, J. g. G..
Feb. Pl. 95-3m
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China, Glass & Earihe,t Ipdrs.
N n z Maiden Lane between, Water aud Font Stree,
- New York.
$50 Paeksge, Esrtbenwse eontsnng edge plates, Dishes
tvifers, drhe,, nc. landing from ships Geo Csonink
Csedouis John Jay, Jubilee and others from Liverpool
40 Gases Glass Ware contsDins quart and
put half pint and onehrd pint tuubler for sale BY the
package repaoked country IS liberal
a, by sny house in the Union.
B. HEMPSTED.
Also, for sale as above,
complete a.sorsnt Of looking glasses, shell aud horn
bore', necklaces, and Paris Fsney Goods, Generosity.
y. York, March H. iOs-fet
.HnrshaTs Sale Of The FIUe-Forks Land, II,
.dmeiin.
M URSUANT 20 decree Of the Superior Of Chan
Gerry fot the Richmond district pronounced the 25b
day of February 1922 in the case ~ Jonr, Land shall,
the oath day OF May 1879 Oh the premises AZ ~ O'clock,
offer Tor sale 10 the highest bidder public suction for cash
the Of lssd IN the bill in that mentioned tsd 10
contsn S45 and described the exhibit a, fled with
and wife csdwssder Jons, after dsduong $50 PRE-.
vouy sold by ssid Jones 10 Lsnd Brumms snJ cslltd
Fiye.Forks, bounded nv the lands Of f.d La nd Drum
ef, aud The erse Of Hiebd Jones, deed Jofeph Brsg,
snd Richmond Thi, property is siustsd near mes Court
house.
J. GUERRANT, Dr. $. c. GRID.
OF one Of his Deputies.
April 20. ii5-ts
To The Members Of The Protestant Episcopal
Church of Virginia.
TIVE Annusi the Ptotsssni EPcopsl Church
n Of Vrgio., viii he held 10 Charlottesville on Wedne'.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
April %. if5~-td
-. NOTICE.
WANTED the rebsn.i.ty, thouand Flour
". j. n II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-05

IO6acco, Cotton Il -Four.
NNHE Subscribers tender their Planters,
l. sales OF Tobacco, Cotton Flou which liberal ads
vssess will be made in anticipation of sales.
j. & s. COSBY, & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-05
April %.

Lxnattc Hospital, williamsburg
NJOTICEis hereby given thatalI the
occupied, that will he
antiisome Of thsIaid which vii
BE- given. by order sfths Courtof Directors.
Nav 7s Is--tF Z. HENLEY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18
e. RUSE,

loGf and Ship Bread Baker,
gNFORMS his friends and the public in general
L that he bakes all kinds of family and ship bread
at his Bakery, Rockets Families and others
may be supplied with the following kinds Of soft
bread:
and 10 cent loavcs, made Of new supersne -four
5 and 10 do Go do do do do
mixed with corn meal, very much approved of by
families, and can be particularly recommended to cap
tains of packets and coasters, for retaining nois
ture and sweetness longer than any other soft bread.
and 10 cent loaves anti .dispeptic bread, highly
recommended by the Faculty.
Soda biscuit by the dozen.
Butter and water crackers, at IA cts. per pound,
baked every day.
Pilot bread, 43.4 no charge
Navy do 8 : for bbs or
Ship 90 oI-4S drayarc
Customers regularly supplied at their residence
All orders left with Messrs A. Swceny at the Basin,
u. DAVIS at the Old Market, at the Bakehouse,
thankfully received and punctaliy attended to-
n. B. ! have made arrangements with my son,
opposite the Market, to4Seep constantly OH hand the
above articles at the annexed prices.
IL Wanted, as an apprentice to the above business,
youth from i6 to II years of age.
aur 1S-no5tf
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COTTON OZ,MIBTJRGE

I'D NELSON will keep on hand regular supply
- of heavy Cotton OSaahu,gs, from hiessrs. Gun
ningham g. Anderson's Factory in this city, which
he will sell at their lowest prices by the piece or
bale. This article is made entirely of twist, from
the best cotton and of very stout texture and is
ieved that for negroes shrtng it will be found chea-
per and to wear better than German ozburgs or tick
lcnbnrUs. aun u
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18

Liant md Negroes at .4uction.
Z pursuance OF decree of the County Court Of
n iIenIlco III the case OF Adams and others VS. Car
lngton and others, shall, as Commissioner named
In the said decree, proceed SELL at public auction
at the Court House of the county of Monroe on
tHohoay' me &!st day of September next one Tract
% iAanu, belonging to the esutc of Fabtha Adams
deceased, containing nine hundred and tfty- eight
acres: about two hundred acres are under cultivation
ana ON which, there are several comfortable dwell
ing houses, With the necessary out houses. This
property lies within three miles Of the Sweet Sprpus
and Is said to he mountain land of the frs. qualify
Ielsons Wlshiieto view it. referred TO Mr.. jacob
Baker and Alr. Elijah Wchline, residing ON the
Premises.
And on Monday, the o3th day of The same month
~ tiI Town o! Sannton, as Commissioner aforesaid
small SELL mt public auction five slaves consisting
OF Two men, one woman, and two girls.
Tie slaves will be sold for ready money--the land
on credit OF one and two years, the purchaser 10
give bonds, With approved security, and deed of
trust upon the property, secure the purchase mo-.
ey Possession viii he given on the first day of Jam
"ary next G. III. CARRINGTON, Coum'r
aug l7-2awl0t
highest bidder, Wednesday, the 26t. day OF this month
iair' otherwise tie first fair day thereafter, The late resi-,
Walk Boiling Green enrico county. from u 10 IA Sef
negroes consisting Of and children tie latter
tumbril and harness yoke of oxen and an OK cart
some cm COWS and other cattle and plain silver watch
DECEASED cons sting OF some silver table spoons tea
ware, s an" furniture mahogany china press, SC indeed
&C Nc-l FIRMS lie negTocs viii he sold cash. and
ionS credit will be allowed the other property for all
sums over zen collars bonds with approved viii he
required Sale 10 commence II O'clock " ~
aug IDS HARRIETT CLOPTON, Adn'x
GNcULDHtLI. FOR SALE.-Puouant to a decicIGl
" order OF the court of cancery district of edc
rShshur tie undersigned commissioner, appointed by the
court ' inc special purpose, will sell highest bidder al
tpc auction, at Hanover court house, fourth Weae
gay ~ August That being day, that valuable called
Soui'hi on taihuntey river, the Hanover he
tween one aud two miles above Hanover Town, distant
a'ou eighteen miles from Richmond, the following tcms
iahce payaG :" equal annual inalnents secured By
nv ''n soon security and deed OF trust the premises
1 ms estate contains about thousand acres aroe mr.
Porton OF which IS valuable low grounds II hasaIueye
nsh considered as of the best in The ooun
ne improvements consist OF two good and two brio
oes which with repair, might be confor,a,.
haDauons The principal building has been burnt, bur -,
walls are standing, of good workmanship might he a,
p! on Inc land has been rented for the present year y? y
receiver appointed by the Of canccry, possession
DC gwen the purchaser on the first day of January
ihe tenant on the land will be ohligig shev
any person who may wish
luy OF LAURENCE BNTTAILE. COMM
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18

THTHE SObscribers have entered INTO Coparncr-
4 ship, as Grocers, and Commission Merchants.
under the firm of WIGHT g. MAcMURDo They
have taken the Store first under the Eagle Hotel and
will sell Groceries Of the first quality, by wholesale,
retail. They will also sell produce, and transact
any other business on commission, that NAV be en-
trusted to their care. JOHN WIGHT.
July 29-.eo2t CIV JAS. d. WACMURDO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18
TRUST S9LE.

e virtue Of a deed of trust executed to The sub
scri1or by John Johnston, and Of record In tie
musings court office OF the city Of RicAnond OF e.
l7h day of October 1897. shnll on Tic aIst DIV r;
August 1929, at o'clock, NJ, before the front dor
OF the Bell Tavern, in the city of Richmond, fur :,
purposes therein mentioned, proceed to sell at pu},
ty, to wit: lots OF parcels of land lying and toin
IN the said city, on Valley and Concord stress
known in survey made By Richard Young flor TIE
late tr. John Adams, bearing date the 3ist May
1885, by lots No r3 ID 3 and 49, also two Meet,
men, TO wit: Stephen and Dick. Fer more paTii.
cu!ar description of said property said decd Tl.
title to the above property is believed 10 be good
bu acting as trustee, shall not warrant.
aug ll-lOt JESSE +. KEESEE. Tr,stec
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For all numbers from 5 to 10.

aug i8-w5tc WORKMAN 81 McGRUDER.
NAMlLY FLOUR.-A few barrels FAINT
iy Flour, manufactured from best white wheat,
and equal III quality to any sold in this market
ior sale oy I. II. DREW, Ag't.
aug 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18
TgRS. SAMUEL G. ADAMS, opp

INM RS. SAMUEL @. ADAMS, opposite
IN the Eagle Hotel, has recently added to her
Boarding Establishment, and will be prepared to ac-
comrAodate several Members of the Convention and
approaching Legislature with board and lodging
Families visiting this place, will find her rooms arv
and comfortable, and every effort to render satisac-
ton to those who call on her, will be made.
! aug 1856 :
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18
NEW LOTTERY OFFiCE.

FsVOS LAMBERT most respccf.iy info his fisrsr
~ aHd the PuolIo generally, ilot he VIII open or
THIS DIR,
Lottery Office in the on Main.st) naxt alct-
essrs Hall MooTe's dry good store the third be,
tTood Corner where he hopes to have the pleasure of
bUtng many If the
CAPITAL PRIZES,
and "l al o.. ;ncs sepaged - -ay The same ~ stL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18
RON OZN:4BURGS And YARNS.

COIIUN OZJN.4BURGS IND Y4R.NS. !
'G'HE subscribers, Agents for the Petersburg
Manufacturing Company, have i'll store supply
OF heavy Cotton Oznaburgs intended particularly for
negro shlrtings; and Cotton Yarns Of all numbers
from to 20, which they offer by wholesale at the
Factory prices, viz:
For all numbers from + 70 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18
no GOMTRA CYORS,
FRESH GOODS.

sS ECElVED by the Exit, from New York, verv
superior black Mandarin and French grapes;
black and coioured Italian nets Italian lutestrincs
and Gros de Naples; superior assortment of ging-
hams and caiicoes; plain and worked Swiss musns
aces and edgngs, lace capes and wells; gloves; rib
bons and variety of other goods, for sale at redu
ced prices for cash. by HALL NELSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18

N OTICE.-MRs. NELSON continues her
Boarding Establishment adjoining the Wash
ngton Tavern, within City yards ofe Capitol Square
She will he prepared to accommodate, in the best
manner. number of the Members Of the Con vcntion
and Legislature, with their families, if required
Good stables, and carriage houses we'll gupplicd with
proyender and careful Holsters, aug7
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18
Landing ard for Sale by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN &, CO

DA V GANT yin L , ALLEN o. 20.
I = Hhds N. England rum
-" 10 bbl5 gin
50 boxes cheese
90 bbls DuDlop5 beer
so casks nails, assorted sizes
casks Sicily Madeira wine
90 bills prime pork
10 do mess do
AND III sToEg,
- IIhds molasses
10 DO st. Croix sugars
} do N. Orleans do
II pipes Cognac brandy
10 do Hollands gin
10 hllds NJ Orleans rum
10 do Antigua do
so bags coffee
600 reams wrapping paper
1000 do writing do
10 casks w. S. lamp oil
2OC"boxes brown soap
200 bbls. No. 3, mackerei
80 boxes spcrmoceti candles
so do taliow do
so balcs cotton yarns
Shot, teas, Crehore's playing cards,
Nails, white lead, &c. &c.
aug 1916
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SaLe oE Land on Panlu1ken R1ner-

Sale Of Land on Pamuakey River.
Kef virtue of deed in trust executed 10 the suit
hS scriber by Philip w. Claiborne, and Annette s,
his wife, on tue Hih day of February, 1898 and 3D.
mted e record in the county court of New Ker.,
on nc ieth day OF April, 1925 for the purpose OF sc
mentioned to Francis Foster shall proceed, ON u,
day the eleventh day of Septembo. next to sell to
the highest bidder for ready money, on the premise
the tract ofland, by said deed conveyed situate IN
the county of New Kent, on Pamunhcy River, cor
land will he Sold subject 10 the pavment of $1,000. On
the LIST January, $780, 1000 on the LIST January 1881
1000 on the LIST January, 832 1000 on the st Jan
uary, 853, and 48O on the fs day of January fs3t
mis- Is perhaps the valuable estate ri its s.ze
on the tamunkey the soil offDe quality, IA cxcel.ra
condition and vel adapted 10 the culture of coz,
wheat, oats and cotton, the improvement convenient
y suited TO the size Of the farm valuable fishery a.
tached, and situated in very desirable noiolkor
hood The title s believed TO be clear Of al nbie,
tion but selling trustee the suhscriber will conyt
only such title as IS vested in him BY the decd sfcr
said JOHN r. ~ O,q-Cny
aun 12-Ipf
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81 tacf9Wot s. aar8S
THIS pAE.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP ~ 60.


BY OTIS, DUN.OP Il 60.
GROCERIES,.
ON TUESDAY the 18th lust. at 10 o'clock, viii
be sold at auction and commission store, a gene
rel assortment of Groceries, &c.
aug Il Is .. ID. & co. Aucts.
ADDITIONAL.
VIII be added to our sale THIS MORNING, 10 oclos,
10 iihds prime New Orleans sugars
do :, Crox DO
40 boxes Goshen cheese
terceS prime green Jamaica coGee
20 bags Rio
80 boxes claret wine
so do Lee IS soap
White and mar,lcd soap
Gunpowder imperial and young hyson
Cosnac brandy. Holland gin
Lamp oil, pepper, Champaign wine indigo
40 sides white boot leather
81 doz leading lines
Spanish and American segars
.4tso u up an time,
90 bags Laguira coffee
aug i8-ts q. D. e. Co Auc,s
By DAVENPOIS'T, ALLEN g. co.
GROCERIES, sc.
On THURSDAY, Goth inst. at . O'clock will BIS
sold at our Auction Store inc following articles y
10 Hhds inolasscs
do Antigua rum
do n. Orleans rum
10 do NJ Il. do
casks Sicily Madeira WINE
half chests gunpowder ter,
80 bags coffee
10 bbls winter lamp oil
90 boxes brown SOAP
10 do white do
so do cheese new
10 do tallow candies
10 do sperm do
luo reams writing and wrapping l-per
III oaies cotton arms, assorted numbers
Whise Lead, brown and black paints, shot, sc.
aug - d. A. g. Gu. Aucts.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18
Cotton Yarn!

SOIION 14RN!! COTTON YARN'!!!
order to meet the exigency of the present times
a and competition fair ground-Aso, to enable
Country Merchants and others, to purchase COT
TOW Y2Ie.NS, cheap an Tirginia as other pa Is
OF the Union-I have concluded 10 sell my Cotton
Yarns by the quantity of $50 pounds and upwards,
IN assortments of equal quantities from No. S to 10
at 81 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 who
nave used them to be superior to any an the Union
Orders left or forwarded to Mr.. Vim. Clark, ir. Pc
tershurg, to Mr.. William Wallace, Mr.. John Wyse,
and Mr. WIN. ]. Clarke, Richmond, ar to myself at
tne Factory, viii be promptly attended to.
am also prepared to furnish Gotten Yarns dyed
cfany colour suitable for stripping checks or gnghars
at prices to suit the times. Good white seed cotton
VIII he taken in exchange for yarns or giuned
for the customary toll, will be purchased at the
Factory and the highest price given. I have Wool
Carding Machine IN operation at the Factory, with
new sett OF cards all complete, which warrant to
cara wool rolls In manner superior to what any
other ever did, does, in this section of country
lricc Tor carding, 10 cents pound or 10 10 cents
Ii find the grease. The arrangement is so made
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JOSEPH REDWOOD,
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