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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25

Fire at Hiichcocksuille.- Store, Barn and other out buildings belonging to Messrs. Hitchcock & Couch, of HitchcOcksvl!e, were destroyed by fire on Tuesday evening last.-- The manner in which the fire originated is un- known. It commenced tn store, which was new and unOccupied, and in which no fire had been placed ar used. We understand that no insurance has been effected on the propcrty. and that the loss to the proprietor is estina- ted at about 1900 dollars.-Con. Mir.
 Hard times in Ne,C- York-The Mercantile Advertiser of Saturday says: 1" 4 uast manv excellent mechanics, in consequence of the want or employ, have been compelled to a. bandon the city and seek employ elsewhere and many. who have visited the city in search of employment, have been totally disappoint- ed. The present high price of provision of all kinds operates very grieviously on the poorer classes. The present mode of fore stalling in all our markets has added greatly to the sufferings of the laboring classes.
 Tsiegraphic COurtskip.--Last week the young girl who manages the signals at one of the Ieiegraphic stations, BidstOn, we believe, mad the following query put to her by signal How do you do my dear?' To this she ins- diately replied, adopting the same mode of Mind your own business, IF. and don't be ogling the girls.'- Englisk 1 aaper.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25

Death by poisoning .--Three boys. aged !. 6 and years. sons of MT. Guptill, of Thorn astown, were poisoned at the Shore Village Mass. lately. by eating the root of what is commonly called by the various names of poison hemlock. by some poison elder: and by others wild carrot. Two of the boys di- ed, and the other recovered by vomiting.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25

On Thursday morning, as the waiter at a Eespeetao'e boarding house tn Broadway was :esunS out the breakfast table. man stepped 'n'S ine room tn rather a clustering manner, ana 1smanded to know the precise time that 1.eakiast would be Fsady.-The waiter went .a.O another room to make the inquiry, and on :.e..tning found the gentleman engaged in ad-
 .snng ms c!avat. saying he could not possi- " vat Tor his breaklast, be walked oG.. Im- aeulasely aller he left, the waiter discovered .Ias aM tne silver sp0onshe had placed on the wn'e were missing.-N. E Aftr. Ado.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25

Mr. Jsferson's Works.--We understand, that two of the volumes are printed off, and the third 's now in press. None will be cir culated before !he four volumes are comple- ted. We anticipate their reception with the grsatest curiosity. They will embrace the renect'ons of one of the most distinguished original thinkers, and racisst writers, who ., nave ho9r'shed in our country. and in the age. They wii! lay open mine of facts, the treas ures ol which have never been spread out- Ine Memoir of Mr. Jefferson from his own pen-tne history which it furnishes of the aawnangs of the Revolution. and of the pen- mug ot the Declaration of Independence Amc wnlcn introduces us to the secret Cabi. net of President Washinrton-and inc Mic. eeilaneous Correspondepce which Mir. JefTer- son carried on for so long time with so ma- ny nen. VIII present series of papers. of the "sond Eng.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25

Zrait cf Heroism. tlIG late terribla ex!
 plosion of the steam EFigate Fulton which
 has cast such gloom over osir city, the mind seeks almost iH vain for single incident upon which to dwell with cOmplacency. We see in 1t but one scene of black unqualified deso- lation--a shattered wreck. the only remnant of what once was the pride of human ingenu ity bodies mangled, bloody, sundered, and dispersed. vestigcs Of the manly forms which but a few moments before thought, and moved and acted-the nohlcst work of a di- vine intelligence mother refusing to recog- mise the blackened and distorted features Of her sons a wife departing frantic from the corpse of her husband; detail to disgust, scene to inspire horror. Even the exertions of veteran commander and his officers, how- ever actively rendered, we look on but as mere obediance to duty, or. at best. Co the sympa- thies of ordinary humanity: yet was there not wanting one instance of stern and unmo- ved endurance of extreme sullering, worthy of all admiration !--N. Y. Amsricnn.
 Those who have visited the scene Of disas. ter. or are familiar with its details, know thai. Ofthe fearful list of the killed and wounded. a few were driven piece meals by the concus- siOn itself, whilst greater number were crushed bnneath the descending fragments of| lho decks sud spaEs. Among Che sufferers was MidShipman Bedford. Hewas standing
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25
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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-25


 Special grants made by the Gene. ral Assembly last session to several School Districts which had not made returns to the Comptroller,
 Co,npensations paid to the Com. missioner. Treasurer, and Clerks, policies of insurance, taxes, expen- ses ofbooks, stationary, &c., in the Commissioners and Treasurer's ole fee relating tO the School Funri, Cash erroneously paid to the Treasurer and credited to the State as interest, which has since been re- funded,
 Cash credited by the Treasurer as received for interest, which was col- lecied from principal, and is trans- ferred tO the credit of principal by him received,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-02
UNITED STATES SHIP NORTH CAROLINA

There WINS, however, much finer sipht tban
this which did not miss seeing; finer aioht indeed
far prouder exhibition than any which comes with
IN the whole range Of nature and of art. This vVae
an American ship of the liDe which had been lonr,
expected at Gibraltar, and which had been
y ANXIOUS to meets She was said to be the Iny.
gest certaInly the most efficient and formidable no
well ns the most beautiful ship thut ever crossed The
ocean, After much weary expectation, the shin
was at length signalcd from the tower and climbin,
TO the top OF the rock, saw her coming down be-
lore gentle Levanter, with skysails and studdn0.
sails-n perfect cloud Of snow. white canvoeq e.
aud by the lighter sails drawn irf and dsnoscA
of.-Europa was doubled and left behind and tho
g1ht snip Stood boldly INTO the harbor, with yards
littlo braced, sails all filed and asleep and bnU
just carcened enough TO improve the beauty of TN,
broad side. As she came closer, and contemplaied
nor from the more favorable position of the line wall
nothing could exceed the beauty of the snecfacJe -
II, as we are told in the Life of Columns tno,b;n,,
seems to have filed the mind of the most stocal sav
agc WIN more wonder than TINT s,ihisno AMI
o1au',.ul uoPhy OF human genius, ship under SAIL
what would have been the wild ecstacy of the sen.
sve Anacoona, IT, instead or the shnpelesa caravci
OF the Adelautodo, she had fret seen this shin "a
least twenty times rs large, and n hundred times
moro perfect. She might not only have believed Il
to have come from Turf but TINT the de,v b;yos,if
nau ucSgned 10 como down and visit his children OF
A"ugua' Even TO pructised oye the sight was a.
m11gh'nccnt one. Instead Of the heavy poop and
other membranes, which dis6gurc European ves-
scls OF the same class, every thing was smooth and
UNIFORM, calculated TO produce an unbrokcn eff
iect and the most perfect symmetry. So perfect,
indeed, aro the proportions Of this vessel that her
size at defiance would be undervalued, and though
larger IN tonnage and throwing greater weight OF
metal than my ship that over went TO sea vet bor
appearance is deceptive that she might, al die
lance, be taken for und approached MS frigate n
was only 10y comparing the pigmy proportions Of Tho
who moved up and down the mssf, or fb,o,s,
the lead, with her huge masts and wide sproad cnr.
vass, that any idea could be formed of The size nm
ill she entered the road and came near othor vcs.
sells. British irigate, which had hitherto look
was dwlndledtn into cock-boat. Aud now The Won.
GeI became sun greater, tO this immense mass
th i wooden mountain, plor ~ about the harbor,
I,,s, u gtnceiul iaiclty of little schooner; the
hugo sails changed fror side TO side IN rcro;,o ar,
action OF the wind with the the changrne Prov. Vnd,
az last when tho anchor vas cast gNtbe,ed mn into
LII LII "Ha mhden from view, with he faliei,y with
WIN" UT" would foId ITS wings. u seemed Bs IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-02

animal by the left horn, then aiming u GER
tain blow with short wide dagger, he
drove il deep into the spine. A convulsive
shudder for moment thrilled over the
whole frame of the victim--in another he
had passed the agony
at this moment the gates on the right
were thrown open, and the mules rushed I'm,
harnessed abreast, and covered with bells,
flags and feathers. Their driver fastened
to fasten n strap round the horns of the dead
bull, and dragged him to where lay the car
cases of the two horses. Having tied a
rope about their necks, he whipped his team
rcd up n cloud Of dust, and left wide track
to mark the course which had been passed
over by the conqueror and the conquered.
Phe c0nuiia too, who had jumped into the
lists to spat with the nariilos, unmindful that
the animal, which to-day furnished them
with amusement, would tomorrow supply
them with food, now jumped upon him,
greeted him with kicks, and even fastened
upon his tail. Trumpets had announced the
entry OF the bull, trumpcts are again heard
athis departure. But who can recognize
the proud beast, which few minutes before
overturned every thing before him, in the
unresisting carcase which now sweeps the
arena?
Scarcely had the gate closed, when the
trumpet once more sounded, and nouRlo
en,botado was let into the lists; by this time
filled with ragged crew, having hats, caps,
or hankerehiefs, on their heads, and their
backs partially covered under the remnant
of cloak or blanket. Now begins most
singular scene. The bull, tainted by the
waving of jacket, cloaks aud blankets, pur-
sues and tramples upon one, losses another
into the air, and dragging third along by
the cloak, at length escapes with portion OF
the tntters hanging TO his horns, to the inf
mite amusement Of all except the sufferer,
who must go half naked tor the remainder
of the winter; and who, furthermore, if he
be not hurt is beset and banged for his clum-
sincss by the blankets of his companions.
Fooled, bleeding, brcathess furious the last
Full in the ceure stands tire huh at hay,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-02

Thrice sounds the clarion; 10 the signal falls,
Tie den expands, and expectation mute
Gapes round the silent circles peoped walls,
BOUNDS with ono lashine spring the mighty brute,
aud, wildly staring, spuns, with sounding foot,
The sad, nor blindly rishcs M his foe;
tie,c, there, he points his Threatening font su
Ills FIRST attack, vide waving u AID ifo
tlis augry tail, red rolls his Eyes slated glow.
Chtdie UGroldr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-02

Fooled, bleeding, brca,hless, furious 10 the las,
Full in the stands tire huh at hay,
olid wounds, and clingins darts, aud lanccs brasl
And foes disabled in the brutal fray;
And now the maiadorcs around him play,
Shake the rcd cloak and poise tho ready brand;
Once through all he bursts his laundering way
Vain rage the mantle quits tire conynge hand,
Wraps his fierce eye-is pasthc sinks upon the sand!
Tie C7tlis.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

81 II will be seen that the proposition 10 elect
;hc Governor by the people was again removed on
Yesterday III the Executive Committee, and again
lost by there being q tic. The COMMITTEE being
exactly divided on this aud the ccrrcatvc question
Of choosing ~ the legislature the consequence is.
that no mode Of election will be reported 90 the
Convention. We give the ayes and nccs ON the
question in tho Committee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

~ The Conrhtiop.--A Report was made vostcr-
day, from the Committee oil the Bill of Rights de-
Ginning to make any amendment 10 that instrument
The Executive Committee If is supposed, will report
to-day, and the Legislative is understood 10 contcm
plate reporting in few days. This being tho case,
the Convention will now speedily resume action and
interest be transferred from the Committee Rooms,
to the Hall.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

DIED, ON The Eth inst Mrs M.EY g. RoANr the wife of
capt VIM. II. Roaue- al the fOu.Iy VI Ambient
Departed tis BE n Monday morning. the lg, al th.
RESIDENCE of MIR. McCouk the Public Wareoi.e Mrs
hifAFh ANSL CAsrBatL The friends acaua az
Tire deceased and ihOse Of Mr. hnook requested to
lrr uneia this inornny s o'clock, viIlou further yia
tiUn 49,
y. Cncke county, (Tenn) Col Tno,ias GNIr aged coun
selo al law ale commenced MS professional IN ,
year lT6 and made hi. is, speech the CIRCUIT our OF
locke county July ieTm 1896 before the Hon Edward Scott
uen lesdos ~ winch hc addressed the Jury ia an
and iorcble argument Of than halt hour IN
lie held under the Enslish the counsel f
te crown IA the province Of Virginia. early as 1865 lie
~ns several years distinguished the laure
OF North tsolna, and held under from cn- n,
nasinStnn. the Ollie 81 Attorney pr Tie U,ed States for IA.
Iennessse district, IN the year 1897"
- ~ 49, COMMUNE tTED
DEPARTED this lie, III. 2,h Sept last al Blacks BIl
nlaana lno- tRy, at Col JVhn Fy of bath COUNTY
Va ia the 2ist year OF hls age 49,
he ueceaSed vas lately resident at p!.e and be ,
correct department. hrs Hnlc dispositions aud agreeable
manners, he had rndeaG6 himself "A .os cfc If &C
qhaniaiec from whom c has been torn i'm tia morning or,e
ana just rs NJ was entering theatre M let u,
ursc mednchn!y reflections beTra,ei parents t
Tepne NJ tie will uf Providence hut Iate lei the memory ~
liza 'itturs HAT adorned his CHARACTER and item ia slits
with '"'''ute 10 tbs u'o. bf!ictive iIs,e;ss,iun
- ~ fStnUnton Spectator
On "Wednesday, the 9TH ir Mr. w ANA Eyy of Ter, ..v
county, Ia the l9ih year of hs ia
Al ms residence ~ Berkeley comfy, the 9th inst Mr.
!oiH lAs rnihcI to the Editor of Aiiusl,rr Gazette
In the SD of ms
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

DUEIs.-An endorsement on the Maysvllle, Ken
ming the Oth, TRorryn. editor of tho Kentucky Ga
zotte' and CuARLEs WicRLuTF, fought duel at
Lexington, NJ PAGES On the second fro Wickliffo
fell and died ~ u CO hours Ban. rat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

MARRIED, at Saratoga the Iesidepce ri Nathaniel r.
WELL Esq. the LIST inst 10y the Kt Rev Bisbop Meade Or
Kossar IAG Mas s.ss G., daughter of the late Gav,
Archibald Randolph
On tho 18Th inst New Glasgow Amhers, county br the
hev w > Reid, this Rev. ASDRtw uAaT. To Mis- hIA,y
BAows, daughter Of the late Dr. James NJ Brown
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20
no FARMERS.

40 FARMERS.
EHNHE Subscriber las just received few Of the
d celebrated improved wrought iron Ploughs'
as patterns this plough is said to De che best in
vented. For sale by ENOCil s. COURTNEY,
90 - Main s.. opposite h. Ga MA6c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

ITIhe Drawing eli tlie Connecticut State Iutte-
~ Will lac received az IL o'clock To-Day. Capit.l
S,6 'o0e--Tckets S5.-Sec last page Tor Lottery
advertisements.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20
NyARIME ENNNYs=
PORT or RiCFf.NO.YD.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Si!r Sea Horse COnne.ly. f.om New Yo.k yh s,. aud
mai SHINES, To J. Lndan' agd eyton.
ScAr luiaGch, Shorter fol Baltimore. via Nor TX VIII,
snndrrr 10 ieyinn Lancaster i DENLY " NJ S.,,e and
others '' - - - ''''
schr Packet, Robinscn. from rona,owp via Nor,k, with
lime. to w RoUlett A. " ' W."
Sci,E Laura Jane, - ftou Yu,. pyr- ,v.,f ,.,,, .,
Workman s AlctirJd,s. ''
NORFOLK, Oct l. At Scaxri's Point schr Mary Chan.
dIft Boston days, u nails salt &C bound 10 Richmond -
Org urn Salem, [the Ohuto) hound 10 Richuood and
sch H'" lho,na>t" oapc INTO the CapcS conpany-tle
ionnrr prncee 'eG up James River
>tn ftish Oct l0.-td, brig Caroline Tyler NGrlulk
beth, ilcniy, Norfolk.
o. An APPRENTICE IS HaElod al inis oIce.
WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE.
TENllE College viii open ne usual on the last Mon
L day III this month. The courses are as follows
L. Moral course, Rev. Adam Empir, Professor.
, Mathematical cOursc, Ferdinand s. Campbell
Proiessor
Law course, Judge James Semple, Professor
!. Political, Mctaph ysical aud Historical Thomas
y Dew, Professor.
&. Schno, of llulnanily, Dabney Brown, Professor
o. School vt Modern Languages, &. dc Ia pena
:. Chs'aicaI and Philosophical Wan. 3. Rogers.
Professor.
oct 20 W.T. c
KEISIIOT GItI$VOLD.-F.eraiNso s f.ayrr NlcslIogS
1897 anh lG-s; just published, for sale by
EbIeI;SlSE fEESI.AN OIsDIN ATION.-An ES.av on,
ihe InNaidity OF Presbyterian Ouatiul. u jotln Ecr
coke. NJ dust reserved, los sale by
oet3o COLLINS & 60.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20
BOOK AUCTION.
1t t-c Stare Of .nr, EdroG1'd HenSaa,e, DIR

~ Ll -9Eo.c q IIr EaIojd HenSdGlo d.rertlD opro-
site the Eas!e HOtek
~ MS ErEsINo, Oc' 30, commencing at7 O'Clock.
4 viii be continued the sale at ell Elegant and Va
liable Ste-t u R'oks, emb acing the most standard
aEd popular works IN almost every department of Ii
terature. To persons forming libraries, an onoortn-
nIiy nov ofcrs of obtaining valuable books. on the
mos, ecCnomca! plan-catalogues can be had by CALI
ing al the s'orc- ]. s. J. L. HERON, Aucts
~ Ia prepaEaion-a sale OF .lre and valuable Lon
don books-the sale viii take place on Thursday Eve
ning 22d lnst.-Ca;alogues wl be ready in time
Just recei,ed splendid collection of enprayinrs
which the public are inSl;ed TO call aud examine
oCt 2O-It
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

ANaNCIS III. SMITH respectfully announces that an.
oheI fAib'ion OF the Dannonc6n viii place in the
si, lhiS Evening. az fair, Il not the day) He
w" pa: any Air that he iesired by tire coany bun HE
lDip~'ns are selected for the evenings anu snei -
re-h and Stron.,
BniIie doom
Away with Melancholy. AMI yaria,ons
- ,'u mile OF L hiibuTah
SACRED MIS!r,
Bruce Address,
Home Sweet Home,
Flow OF, uoI shining River.
Aulu Ian, Syne, and variations
SACRED MUSIC,
Since then I'm tocinid,
Jessie the Flower q Duuh!9pe
On! Nanny wilt thou gan. NJ lc
Talk the totdess Diana.
e. Tic sets at 80 cents chil,.u', half ,r;r, MAO, I've "a
~ Nir. NaSt'y, and Tie Door.
- Performance Z commence al o'c,o~k O., Do
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
GROCERIES o.

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 Co
GROCERIES, &c.
on THURSDAY, the 22nd instant, at 10 o'clocs
~ cur auction store, ~
hhds Antigua rum
100 tubs family mackerel
1000 pounds cotton yarns
100 feaIns wrapping paper
30 do writing do
% hhds ST. Croix surar
10 bags coffee
10 hhds molasses
: bbls N Orleans rum
100 boxes brown soap
20 casks cheese
10 kegs and ceroons indigo
, tierces lamp oil
> half pipes S. 81. wine
20 doz elegant rush bottom md o,her T., 49,.
tons of chairs
Also at 10 o'clock precisely an elegant new oiU and
harness. H. a & 20 s-s aNe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20
BY J. x J. z. HERON.

uE'tuOtc NeuI LSldte al faction.
On Thursday the s9th lust, VIII be sold Mt poh
nc nc Auction that valuable House and Lot on the
North side of + Street, five doors above the Ri
Tavern, and now occupied by Nessrs. J. AZ. q W
"lllis---TerIns made known on the day of sale. By
order Of the Proprietor. OCT On a.st
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

ASUkSC AN i 20 the provisions Of tile last will Urr
testament o.. tic late Augustine Davis shall AZ
las executor, proceed TO sell public auction ON sal.
Day TIC 3ist Of October 1870, the following valuable
heaI fStale w: thethree story BRICK house on s:
lith streets. at present occupied hy Mrs Stana,d.
Inc house adjoining the same occupied nv Afr Sam
ue Shepherd. ard hicss-s. Richie x Cook al the
Enquirer once-ihc house adjoining Ihereo occupied
by DR.. Clark. Ana the ground from thence To the sss
tern boundary OF said Daviss lot, CONTAINING feet
on which stands frame bui!dlu5 ut present occunie
by Ar. l.. L. Montague. -
Also $50 Of land living in the county of Hen
rlco. about seven miles above toWu-a pat OF which
may be seen at any time al the Coffee House-whie,
divided INTO three different tracts Of I544 acres 10
acres, and 9 acres each, 10 accommodate purchasfrs
The sale ot the whole will take place on That da
al the ONCE Of the Enquirer, and the terms will be one
third IN cash. third il months end the remain
ing third IN twelve RoDthS ftOm the day of sale
Bonds and deeds OF the property viii be ,e-
CURED for the two last pa ynents.
oct Il. W. ROOTEH Exsouto,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20
81 sarstots &aIra.
THIS DAY.
by OTfS- DUNLOPA Co.

BY OTIS. DUNLOP n co.
STOCK IN TRADE.
, Sh RiDAY the I6th INST. at 10 o'cI.ck. will h,
49,, q. 'e store of Sfessrs. Jude " Meiure their On
liz s 'ocs IN Iraas consisting of large and yalra
90, ,n 'nlent OF Groceries, SC Terms at sale.
Tys,rLo h u. ID. s. co. Aucts.
"eAtnTs Ill Tuesday Tue eo.h int. - '''
y. ID. y Co. aucts.
~ ,,,,Dh} GOODS ar AUCTIONS
On THURSDAY NEXT, the 22d ins, a, 10 So, -,
o AZ OUT a"coon rooms large and general ,Ssor,,.n, -
DIy t,oods sG'ed TO the prseut season; also b,
SOnaLle auicies.-Terns AT sale. s anu STA
uFI - o. ID e. Arr,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20
BONRnING.HOTSE

.hbrT,U, Virginia.
NTRS. BENZ. w. MOSS late Of Richmond.
I'VE informs her friends and tie pnbic generally
that she has taken The large airy brcl; tenement Two
doors west Of the EXclnIg &c rnau-siraet, Norfolk
as boarding house and house of entertainment
whore she - prepared 10 accommodate travellers and
others, in Tie best manner.
have To request my friends acquaiutances, ard
travellers generally, 10 give the above establishment
o call. oct 9O--vIt d So =
TENHE Subscriber having taken the Sho0 at Me
a Chancksyillc, in Hanover county, at ihe end Of
the Turnpike, will continue that place to carry or
the business Of TCRNING-thc Aanulactofy, o.
BeadsteaGs and Cabret work, i'll all is variety. His
experience enables bim to assure the public that all
his work Shnll be completed in the most faithful and
shiltul manner The most prompt attention shall b.
paid to all orders directed TO Em. The business OF
Turning, will be- particularly attended TO by Warner
j. Malone, ono NJ the most experienced workmcn in
that line, perhaps al the State.
Q0-It FIET DING III pSIINJAN-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20
FLORIDA WATER-

IT NOffsN NfIN SNUFF.-JOhu III. BiauirC
~ has Just received from New York a fresh sup
ply of the above article. oct %
~ OTIf Eel would heiety mio, the puIc j,,9t / am
authorised 90 ar ~ Ageni pr the Christian Barii.i Eir
the translation Of ne New Testament ior tie ps,,
Hymns AMI Spiritual Sona ior the Debates and lor all the
works published edited hy Alexander Campher II Rpfhar,
Va oct Ii-GUf " EODI'ANRIClt.r ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-28
TERNls

IF 's''s are ihfee dei'Ais a'vuume in advance aud
tnrre are two volumes Year. of two Nos rsrh. ,h '
originally Stipulated to contain $50 pages bur hs
aged pOis than 400 e ''e'
Ihe r1o' ana his Agents viii pay any person on
DOLLAR for every. ctibet. wbo usys H. aS
iotdne year o. lof one volume; and every new subsc
VINO Uoiefcysbis name either The editor or HE ageos
six doillrsig The first years account.
Reforms may be made either the EpIroa or n In
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TELL y BRorHER. Philadelphia; @. &, G. g. r. g.
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