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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

~. PROSPEROUS
'. f'0s'sss,'sby Subscription, tie Town IF PORN
noutn' F'rs'uiu a .NsfrsfS,per, 10 6eentit.s1 re-
PORTSMOUTH, REPUBLICAN,. -
AND
PLeGLYI.3 CO.N.aERCL8L C,zE,1r,,r,

ny JANIS c. WEST
~ "p''Tnes WIN the Z" isb of many Of the mos, ,es
s e''|e"' on Portsmouth, who are anxiou< Gr
sue" pun'c"houot tiieir own the pubIish.,
prospectus 10 the pstrona ge aud suppo,, NJ d.
." I"e'"oo'h's ~ "'iok,-and the adjoining rou.,ie.
ssH'y, :" tie present enlightened a,p =,
enter INTO lsbo'ej detaii IN. value 90 a,s-' 70
In republic ountrd on the yir,,,. s,. -
ge'ee 81 the community, and which can nri, n. s',
- ''""ur" o' we '"ehaSis, iher utility ,nnst Ne a.,
parent tn every trfeciing mind. W. shai ss, up
fore, vi ihoat frrher ks to ,re 10 WE e.
lie no." pufsae sfdthe OBJ which on, ,,.n,;. -,
10 SoieiAs "mSerH la the bst place. we voud d;,.,,
a' '"a' '"e nLPUBi-icA"ss n"l intended to ne nari
~" Pilr I IeEoird To particular uasty or adr6n
istFai'o". further than neiT sures n, av L. Ia 40, -
WISE a 1snSn cia Or Calculated 80 s.o,uyte tine .t.s,s
" - "''l' { SnttI ana at pEess. ging f.sij n.-
ai'S oet"een conflicting paTties-caiefu ex,lud;u,
IN controversies az personal and arrio,,,,;. -,
AZ or SANE une' we are desirous bat sides of ,t
leson on The merits OF public aud sres may he
fee'yanh idy stated. that our caScS v;l,b snsh,
ts,irav Ihs Sl.n conclusions. and f,,,, ,,a;- -
IosSea- c,niyssTtrd points. F"
o"s-"otAst aid tss'e"sisi to make the Ryprpr,s
'efe'e OF aunaefcal Hnd general
"f FACTS, safiier iiIsn political discussfns a, sh,s
iuss'ions MOI will Ag aud MiSe.lIa,.,.s
formation he neeiectstf-or line Literary and sc;sn,
news ." t"s dhy isEere is likewise another sbee, h;
"Hi engage aH adequate Share o! CO. tentio, -
'ernai improvement. Whatever diIsreu.. NJ 90; -
exist as 10 TIE powers Of tns Genera Goyeute,, =. 80
"''"ee I" "'' subject there none as 10 thu x
"" 'h' P 'y OF approving to the almost our natural
i'V4ntaees' by removing tlucrons - our riyr
canals ana f"ads-hus opening auur fr
an" calling hcalihy add viIntorss exPrciss ali a.. =
sources. Of oms State This course Which hss ha ~
ply hssuo by the Dismal swamp Canal will ,ve ,tn.
ere io"s oee"ie primary object importance whun
80, ~ | eve i'ssn stimulus To decn yng COM
"Ftee '"" !'"gnishing agriculture.
Having thus bri"fy urfulded our Intended course :; -
ana ms wi'n 'nr p"0!'c say hay think IL wouI
p. s.-IGis our inten,inn tn is.re ,h. 6,., ,.,,- .
t!r fepn"esn al AFs., r.yied i5e subscribe,~ are %
. SoOsly p.acu.eL. ~ pc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
II SITU.4TION W.INyED.

4 Young Man from thr son.,try about ~ wears old.
a IL dcSlrous OF getting situation in Cunmis-
siono use, Drygood Store, Wholesale Grocery,
or any active respectable business lie fl ike for
n moderate saiury the first year and can produce
satisfactory recommendations as To- his manifestations
where ne Formerly lived. Amy gentlcmsn who may
imnk proper to see INN. by enquiring az tbs Office
directing letter TO -. G. H. Manch,stcr. will be
promptly attended to. feb eB--aaw4t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

On Cary Street, rear Of the Tugmia and F,o1meIs
Bun.ts.
OSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies
~ and gentlemen OF Virginia, FOR past tavuurs and
hopes continuance of the same; and would thank
the ladies sending their silk dresses have them to-
ken to pieces which Will enable him 10 warrant them
to be dyed and finished well as at any establish
ment IL the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
cesry as no has suitable machines To finish them If
sent to him IL the situation above mentioned.
GentaInen are likewise informed, that he scours
and renews N colour coats pantaloons and vests to-
getoT with al kinds of apparel and requested, repairs
them IN the neatest manner. As usual al kinds OF
piece goods dyed, and hct cold pressed; furniture
stufs eleansed and rc-dved IN the neatest manner.
n. Is. Tickets viii be issued leaving the Foods
With him, and requests they Vii " presented on ap-
plication FOR the same
IL a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

NIRGiSlA. At Iue holcn in the clerks o!Hcc
county, ON thr 81 LAY Of November, Elizabeth
Ludlow, llam Garne:t g'.ardlIu OF Mary Elizabeth
kctlrd John LUDLOW, Plaintiffs, ig5iar MARY Elizabeth and
Richard John Ludlow infants Of Rcha Ludlow dec James
NJ Ganct assigned guardian al tcln defend IN
fan,s and Richard Ludlow, deiendants.-Ix CnANcrHY
The defendant Richard Ludlow, Having entered his ar
pGsrwce and given seery according the assembly
aud Tic rules of ths c0u and upp5i,ng by satisfactory evil
dencc, that he 10, nabiRut OF tits State therefore,
tie the plaintiffs ordered, said
Richard Ludlow do appear before Justices Of the county
ol Essex, the trd Monday January next and an
their h and that copy this order forthwith inserted
IN newspaper OF extensive circulation, published ia this
Commonwealth, r two months sgcccssiycy and that another
COPY posted tie front door county,
copy. Tesre, ZACH. U. CEIT'TENDtN, ID. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
For RENE

Two large Stables, calculated to hold 10 to IS
horses, with sheds, also carriage houses they
arc convenient being not moro Than 100 yards above
the Eagle Hotel, on main street (Gruhains lot) with
spring of pure water, within 80 feet. As am not
using them, wiz take a moderate rent.
mar St BENJ. w MOSS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
LEWIS WEBB s co.

LII w 1.' Wv F,I)D ~ w.
OFFER For SALE,
80 Bbls and 100 bags coffee Lngura st. Domngo
and Java
40 hhds molusses
20 hhds and 10 bbis stCroix and New Orleans su-
hhds II boxes and so bbls loaf and lump sugar
CO hhds and 100 bbls rye whskey
10 hbls Cnruthcr's rectifcd do
200 bbls Isle dwight and Northern apple brandy
do peach brandy
lhds and 80 bbls pure n. L. rum
9 do Antigua do -
do Jamaica do
pipes French brandy
- 3 do Holland gin
47S: sss $ S:ss'S WINES
Port, Muscat
London porter, cider
leo bbls vinegar
loo sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown do
90 tons Sweden, English and American bar iron
German, crawley, bistered and cast steel
Cut an dwrought nails
ESQ Spanish hides
$50 sides soal leath her
60 sides upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
500 bbs n. Carolina cut II mrs
SO do mackere
10 do prime pork
10000 lbs bacon
10 casks prime cheese
IRISH potatoes, tor, - eras alum
birthstone, indigo, pepper, pimento
Race and ground ginger, almonds
Raisins, nutncgs, cassia, dcmiohns
Quart bottles, tumblers, dccanters, wines, &c.
Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping popcr
Sperm and talow candles
Brown and shaving soap, beeswux
Imperial, gunPowdor and poucbong tens
Duponts and Rogers gunpowder
Shot bar lead
Glover orchard grass and herds graSs seed
Whittemore's cotton and wool cards;
ALSO
Cotton bugging, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various other lunds of cor
dage
Seine and wrapping twine
Shoe thread osnaburgs thread
snaburgs, hcssians, cotton yarn
omestc broad cloths, &c. &c,
ian 1O--fs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
ST. CROIX SUGARS, on. &C.

Landing from Schr Erit
10 TIhhds. now crop ST. Crox sugars prime uIalitv
10 ticrccs best winter pressed oil
is barrels New Ark cider
tierccs pint bottles porter, for sale by
feb 2f-6t DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
IRON CASTINGS

t'hE Subscriber n.onns the rli. that he cnnrnrs to
ca''y on the IRON FcJN DHY near tilr savage
t"ctjfy wNctc hc makes san I.o CASTIN t.S co., Ma
ehnety a" MI descriptions. % nrrrs seat 10 t e., the
ro""fry, 90 To NJ. GEORGE WILLIAMS. ~. :. Bow
wna'i' Baltimore in Castings, will neci VIA, in,nr
d'"'e h'ie"ton aud the Castings icrs,r thee fire Of
expense ior transportation. JONATHAN BONNER
Baltimore, Jan. 26, 1899. IOl,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
Stephen 7. Mitchell

.4TEOR.YI2Y NJ L.fp,.
80 ~ IN future practice bis profession ia tho
" corporation courts OF Richmond and the coun
ty and superior courts OF lienrico aud PoNhnton.
Any business entrustcdt to his care will be fst6f,v
and as tar as possible, kllnlly attended 70. He can
Tor the present be usually found tie Central Hocl
feb l9-2aw4t --0'I4;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

TT1FdC Bff-ff,
,Ionde and Lot and taonnc, ~ Frame 10 deg ~ at)
propose TO the fcnisto e cultivation OF the sE
',h " the United S'ae subscription, which is now opcu
Vine Roots before the first Of March neat and forward them
OF expense the different cities subscription lists shall
Ve 'eh opened The Roots VIII be three years Old and VIII
produce considerable fruit tho second year from the time of
being planted They Will be carefully casscd and packed in
BOXES with of the original soil IN which they have been
raised, which will greatly facilitate the thriving Of the Roots
when transplaned
Orders will be puncuav attended to- the Subscribers Aes,
nd's INC Quantities and species of the Inpe Vino Roots they
at the "a cents for each Root for loss ton 1000 NJ tie
Hie OF 10 cents aud % per Root o less than 80 Roots
owy fro 5oTS DID, shall be paid tie Of each
less Than so Roofs
Peymentto be made on dtvep Of thu Roots Letters
| received, unless post paid.
tr3- Subscription Lists openc-at Nc1r York, with al
phonsc Loubai 50 Walsmci; Basior, H. Copeland Jun.
4i5any, n NiMiohac Fhii1jpiir Urn Annngc Baiib,ore
Willard Rhuads; Washington CITY, William Paro Richmond
JNO. o. LAY; Sorannrh Hull, Shap,et g. Topper
NerOr'eaHs, Foster Hutton; Charleston, T. & T. Street
Mr. A. Ioru,r Book on the Culture of,hc Grape Vine and
on the Making Of Wine may he found at the principal Book
igrdis) 10 Subscribers
Catalogue Of Grape ZINE Roofs Gai Mir LoruAr proposes
Import
Inc following species selected as tho best the choice Of
which IS left to subscribers
Iobi, Gyag', o. for making Src,f UineW nrr-i, Ale
3, DO Melting, or fordna'3 T. sweet Guiant s. Muscat g.
70 Froran Muscadc, from The river lot; g. Mayosic
Large Mutat H. Malyoc 10 Red DOT, (ed Rougc) I6;
Black liarnbonIe ", Constantia.
Eor HiRe-Wmrr ia, Awerpai, ~, Blauqctcc 20 pou.
cinec ~, Plant dc Dame % Ovcc o. Dotcctie - Plant
de Rcnc; 20, ueuudy; 26 Monlom d. Madcrc 10 Bonrr
las 3D. Picanan 30 Chalossc 81 pansoRrp ~ Carot So
Auvorna 3D. St Jean; s. Jacobn; 36, Meuner 81 pnrau
49, lrnaue 80 Ten'urer 10, Bourggnoni 81, Boutcilau
", Suisse; 43, ST Antoine.
blcuu) A., Do Co1en &C. DO. Cracking a. % Musk; AL
Muscat IezaUe 49, DO Small Berries 80, DO (from Jcrus
So Muea Rouge So Musat Gtcy IS Daues Violet So Da-
mas fPoquet SO, Eariy Magielen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
Potter's Vegetable Catholicon.

HAVE JUS, RECEIVED supply of this invaluable Medicine
per advertisement Aul take this method of niounntr
tive public that in order that its benefits may be if
fused the Propctnrs reduced the retail price To So py bottle
Jar ~ Sigp ofihc Nlo,,st oroos;3e ,bS F,s," No.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
SAVAGE COTTON FACTORY.

THE Savage Manufacturing Company nrc now rn,plcv-
Jag strong force !" building Machinery ct,hs esta5.
lishment, la connection with
DANIEL HACK,
Nnd pledge themselves ~ give g,nrf s,tislcnn ia mn.
Grspa,eh, hGd ,hs faithful execution of all utir. and
upon as hY"uh'o terms eau be- afforded ai.y othc-
Machine establishment Ia The Quilted Sat,s.
Apply at the Factory near tue Vs,hins,on Turnpike
hoad I" DANIEL HACK, 6rio GEO WILLIAMS, ..
No. Bpwlys wharf
N. B. GOui Machine A,aLr.s viii had e.i.s.au, r,n.
play. Balumu,r, Jan eC-lil9t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

an ANFED-i wish 10 hire 80 Sooi Ea,y la o.crs for
u'e next year. 10 WORK al tho cOil pt,5j pit hands IS
top hands, anl ~ boameA- flr which lii,-i % ,i Ic
gve Immediate application is made Goa, ya,d On tie
iJ1uA, ~ NY ulIce iELN.TiS t,!iirgu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
CONVENTIONS d.

NEBATES, Resolutions, and other rrocec,n. Il, tonyen
~ ton, the adoption of the Federal ,c,.,.,,ou a.
recommended 10y the general Con"cHoirel iEi,eipia on
te lIh Sept 1881, with the aid nays tho decision OF
the main question: COLLECTED ;,nd revised y . i.o.
Iokeal or the White Rose, Novel in vols;
laes o. the t'iS aid isle, ui SgrHds ofl,esll;
just published, anl iol s;,e By
len 10 II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
n House for

Il House for Sale or Rem.
YEfiE subscriber Offers for sale rent, House and Lot
formerly the property OF Mr. Henry Garter and at pre-
Le occupancy Of air Ciaes Genlatn rossessun
"a had the 18th inst ANDREW SWEESY
feb 10 colt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

DANIEL WELLER
Opposite ne Union HJtci Offers far Sa7c
OOH Boxes Tin Plate ID cross
'-OO $500 lbs iron wire from No 8 20 10
1000 lbs Russia sheet iron
5000 lbs double and single rolled English iron.
He viii also keep constantly on hand, general as
sormcnt of Tin Ware, also Noodles Patent Portable
Ovens for baking charcoal furnaces. The above
articles will be sCld low as they can be bought in
this market. iIn Dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
SUBSCRIPTION
RHR. ALpTONSFLoIrRAT h

FOR IMPORTING GRIPPE; TT.I-E ROOTS FROM
FR.LiCE, az a aodeTH's price, md encouraging Me
iniyoli,c.ion u htat Clitle az ne Ulited States.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

hES1 ia RDEN SEEDS.
{ DIN II. bLAAlAE grateful for past favours.
- now offers for sale at his Drug and Apotheca, v
Store directly opposite the doo3 o. the Easrle Hotel
has regular supply ofresh Garden Seeds which he of.
ier lower than usual and which he confidently recon-
mends 10 his friends customers and the public among
thcni-wnch are too numerous to mention--viz:
Superior early Washington weeks PGIs
True do Charleston
Large dwarf roarrowiht
White Kidney or bunch snap bcal!s
Fine early york cabbage
DO DO Caulitiower
do 90 IItcrsa
do do rarpe cape bsoc1i.
Green curlcd and green globe savnv.
oyid MI alter kinds
White and red solid celery
Imperial ice coss and brown Dutch letlnTe
Scerict sh top and white turnip radishes
Ehrly golden Sioux corn, (rpen III IS days.
Large red tomato
Purple egg plant
Salsaia oyster paut
Nasturiium
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

u lie hGAfuEI.ICAN will be handsomely lrnted %.
uv'o5 ai' sei = aekiy, Csesdays ana Frfdayal at 81
pff aiInui, pay able II advance ~ " -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

Cheese, Cider and BroonIs.
4 Few casks Cheese. real Connecticut" lfom
~ worry common 10 frrt chop.
4 few barrels Cidor, New Ark and Crab
Polished handled Shaker Brooms from very supc-
rIoT TO common ordcr-just received aud for sale by
feb 97-5t # U,W. H. Cy,1RKE
JUST received by the schooner ENlt-Ludles last
ing and American kid French slippers of the most
approved fashionable forms and dressing. together
with great variety ofothcr Boots, Shoes and Pumps
for sale by GRANNGSS, son g. BROTHERS.
Corner OF Main aud l4th Strets
fcb o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
wLxTER STRaL~ED SPERM OIL
MADISON ON TUE TARIFF.

Jud published IN pamphlet form, and for safe By he
Subscriber.
Filters on the Gonstitutionality and policy Of
Il duties for the protection and encouragement of
donestic manufactures, by James Madison late Pre-
sldent OF the u States to which added an appen-
dix, containing extracts from the messages &c. of
Jefferson, Madison and Monroe, relating TO the same
subject.
feb % ! II NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
CTTl.NEOUS Disc Uses.

Practical synopsis of Cutaueous DISEASES from the most
"A celebrated authors, and particularly from documents
forded 10y the clinical lectures of Dr e By Cozcnave and
ScheJel NJ. DIS Translated from French With Notes
ieD Is Just put,is ed, and for sale by J. IT, NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
FRIES, CIR.

hN~tNlA; AZ rules hoyan tle clork : Office OF the
slelGt court o. oancery 90 Ihe Richmond ifr;et ~
% CAV VI November 1926; Thomas 4 Babsr MI a7,seH1
yo'h : f1eilg, isaac CuT' ami jane his VIE aud S3mr1
Dyer i and Martha his wife, dts - ~ ~"''
The defendants Isaac Ctl,i and Jane i,;s ,.;r -, -,
pJcT j. aad Aiata his wiGs, not LAYING en,eIe tsr an
nc ana gwen security according the set OF assemble AMI
u'Nu'.S OF inns cout and appearing n, viar.
" ey are rit nrHoHEts of ts country; Is ordered tt
si cc'eiaits 10 appear here tellh gav of tie ex,
January term, aud anslver the m the plaintiff and tba
Sl n ths 0Ner e ioets H in >nuo ~ sua,s ,r
- N ue cy OF richmond FOR Two sscessyely md
ioith at ne hOnt door % the CAPITOL IN the "a II etv
% COPY Tesie, wa g. PENDLET TOY e a.,
N EM DRS GOODS SEORE.-.LTTF,ST ~ TJfTS-
fFhhas taken the sore formerly IN the occonopcv a.
AeIs 1Ta'ui IS Son g. Brothers,
nan ~ NooIes, and has ha'd a.lrs AZ
staple and iaIfcy lIEy Goods among winch are =
1lotis, c,cSslnoTcs and saunets fnc ana c1I7se
ise!i white, grcen and yellow nnnucs
SILK aud striped Valencia vsstiuas
Svansdown und Aiarsnillcs DO.
Irish aud German linens, a,yus ard On ,.,@,s
t.hcce assorted, embracing erCli vaf6i,--
ancy, striped and plaid gurhans
Lar aui figured ioaazUits, y1rfons rGroa-
"a 70 81 Jaconei and book inu-ms
NuV India and Swiss 10
SViSs aud black Italian sifN crav,ts
Cantnn aud Mandarin crapcs: itapn %
black Italian l'strng, sencnsvys and spfsur;S
large eSs'rtucnt 81 six, aud vvoaler ,,s a.;
fsNhola c bonnci and Dclt Hbhons
tlas liaufouna and cotton handkerchief
Gloves and combs of every description
men and cotton tcknHys, furniture and arr,n c,,s3t
.u.ty4 an 4cfs'ls suitable Zoe servants cin,hnr
Town ani 0icachc' to'nesi'cs diapers Sc
,.suytltut, I'arirrigt umbrellas sc. &c.
Nv for cash - ''' - i"us 10 SCI
49, Nov It's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

MIR. hLPFONSE L0URAT ha-
I'VE. wing considerably enlarged his VINE
YARD, ON LoSo-lsI.AND, where he now has,
in FILL cultivation, IhWty-fUe Heres Of
Ground, containing 10000 Grape Vine
!O0t.. having ulsO the culiar advantage
Of beng enabled to procure the best species
oiROots from his Fathers extensive Vine
yards and Nurseries, IN the Districts of Bor.
~ L. |. ~ L..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

4 rules held II he crT gce OF tic coaTi OF the ;1c.
~ STATES loo the 7 circuit eastern f Veibi. t.
ur month OF reb 1929 James Thompson and Richard NM
a' 'oi y isr'oon executors OF kppaprodius Tnuera,e
teIst' pits dast Veier duriuck john Hamilton srr
cray. - ~ ~-1'7 ~ CHAN-
me oe,ndahtS let having entered Lier annesonee ami
p'tS security according 10 rule fe court md Il snearinS
~ satisfactory evldGe, that they ACT r fnis of ,IS
ole oil fiISlna-ou toe motion 81 se iant ivy their cor
- ordage' that te SAID defendants uya before ,l Ia
,' 81 the CITY OF R!c.uonL Erst day D III pev -,
h a'sWertEe plaintiffs blk and that copy of this re lac C.
Wih hsefse'i IN s"c newspaper Published IN e Civ of R;el
~ oS Two oG' sJcoess'yey, ana pos; AZ Tie ftont sesr
Oh the capitul in ihc said city - '-' ~eSe
- COW Tes'c RI JEFFRIsS CIR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
COTTON.

" NJ CONAN hRs n'reivcii aud CT 6acTs well
selected aud general assortment OF ladies' aur
gnd and SILVER patent lever aud Watches cht av aud
mauie l"ks and Imcpcces diamond, pearl I.isc, sf
anu hnry JcV'y silver, plated, aud Busu,i's Wa1s
eveLPon' Calendar End Ctrr pcucl fountain siicrr aa
Iccl fcns' gold silver 7ud she'll Spcctacrs 1hnhlc To,f
PthS haSoIs Scissors, Ieukuvcs, Thermometers, pccu,
ZION ano hnt Foket Pistols percussion Caps, Sgv-Gi,ssc,
surveyors and pochct Comp ,scs atrs Instruments mi
mature names and cases 10 kct books card purses
ano Pifse clasps pocket and she'll combs gnd , s'cc and
SUN CHAINS seals and KEYS KEY rings military ero watrh-
makers too aud materials with cat variety OF Other anti
cle ou Of which he is enabled sri below former rrirrs
aichcs and clocks, aud mathematical nsfr.crfs
carei,,iy repaired aud adjusted
Orders tor any article in bis line puncry attended, 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

NJ iCt.-Thc subscriber las procured a frainry
o. horses, and he's opcncda stable at Hsy1td Rort.
ne WIZ tsRe icw horses either ricd or untried ON
the usual terms It early application is made
co E--3it ISi!AM PTCEET''r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

NETT HERRINGS.
loo Nbls. Of nett herrings will be inspected he
morning. the Fcck and orcrcd for snle(bv
fob p JAMES WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
Locust and Pine Timber

G3ice q NE Chesapeake and Ohm Canai ConDa,s,,.
WAsMINaroN. 9TH Pchrnnrv LOO -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
SPLENDID SOUVENIRS.

d Lhds Orleans SUGAR, now landing from schr.
Fairfield, and for sulc.
IAN 90 r. TTMBFBLAKE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-19
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From the Norfolk Butiein. Nm. 10

From the Norfolk Bulletin. Nor. IL
According to previous notice given in th e
morning papers of yesterday meeting was
held at the Town Hall on yesterday evening,
when, upon motion, MILEs KING. ESQ was
appointed Chairman, and LOUIS FouRsloUEr
Esq. Secretary. Upon the seat being take n
ny The Chairman, the question as TO the cause
OF the meeting being convened was proposed
oy MN, and replied TO by some oil the mem
oe's, VINO stated thai it was for The purpose OF
inqnIr'ng INTO the reasons of Gen. TAYLoRs
vacatlng his seat in the Convention. The qnss-
non was then proposed and put, whe ther Gen.
TAYLOR shonld he called on 20 stale such rea.
sons, which was carried unanimously. Where.
upon Gen. Taylor arose, and in an address of
considerable length, explained the motives
which had Influenced his conduct. aud went
i"to detail OF the correctness OF his principles
ayd course.
aver II" had concluded his address, the an.
neAed resolutions we're presented by MIR. MAR.
RAsf, ana upon his motion, were read
L. hesotred That the Instructions lately sent
ov some OF the Freeholders and Voters Of this
pisuic' TO their Delegates in the Convention.
were not known to or concurred IN by ma
Joriiy OF the Voters ofthe District: No pnblic
notice having been given whereby the wishes
"' n majority might be- consulted on so impor.
'""' measure. lhat, therefore, the Will of
'oe majority not having been sscertaned, or
expressed by them, such instructions are no,
eons'he'ed 10 nave been binding on the Repre-
sentative, and the more so, as some now nres
ent IN this meeting who signed them, declare
that they acted therein without due deIihera.
non aud foil understanding OF the object
and regret their participant on in the measure.
z. Resofred, That nevertheless, this mee,ins
very highly applaud the purity of the motives
winch "ctuated our representative General
ROBERT d. TAYLOR, in the course which he has
pursued under his convictions al the moment
mat thereby be was obeying The wishes of
majority OF his constituents. That his promp
hude on the occasion was the dictate of LOFTY