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resolution amendstory of the Constitution ar9
thank you for sending II 70 me. have read !.
with great attention, and think the argument Z
gainst the eligibility Of the President very strour
Public opinion is. believe, tssinss s5eoided o.
recuon towards this point; and, am disposed q,
think, in its favor. Some difference my exist ~,
specting the time for which the Chief Magistrate
ought to be eieeied-more, perhaps, than on ,ae
propriety Of his being re-eligibic.
Inc question - one OF great interest and derica-
ey; and is not without difficulty. we may per
fceve the Inconvenience of the present arrange
nerS much more clearly than those which may
result from any new and untried systen. In a
great and powerful republic, nothing ,s mare d.
icul, than the disposition OF the Executive po.-
er Yet, though not very fond of Experiments,
should be disposed to Try the effect ii combining
the Chief Magistrate TO single term.
With great respect, am, sir your obt. seyvt
J. MARSHALL.
The Hen ALEXANDER SMYrH,
Washington.
Debate ora the Conrcntion
II We should have stated that III. .f Mr. foson
Frsderies as reported in Las, paper, rec
only the h..y .teieh of Our readers wis
p!eae TO ,rssin accordingly II may hereafter be in our
present It, properly elaborated and revised.
In announcing NJ CHM, candidate for the Ssp.s. in
~, district ~e on;ed to state, iise the 2h Nuvses
letter was addressed to DECAYS ory of tue .sns fact
This letter we never received.
OXFORD Erect. Gen. Ripley, The faithful and
able representative of Oxford district in Maine i.
reelected, in spite of all the Efforts of the federal
lists. The republican party is rapidly recovering
from the bad effect. OF lis former disunons.
and railying about the standard Of Jackson and
our country. The work goes on more bravelv ur-
der Iarksc: .lan il did even under Jefferson. and
Pc had hardly been inaugurated before the rrRr
ADAMS began 10 lament tina, "she atrf,u spirit f
democracy was "in great progress in cur New
England and our whole New England
Boston Statesman.
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Dee.2a
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

ONiBEANS.
lr The hne sehr ANIADNE, Capt Petty viii
JgfAtN "a Tor New Orleans about the 18TH mat wI6
.-.. slaves, and will bs ited especially for their az
son,iuodaion She and substantial vessel with =,
tkpTi"nc.J captain in the business. Forty or h,y pa,,.n
gers IN addition to those engaged he eoommtds;e Anv
person wishing such conveyance, will make early appr,
Hon 10 mr.. Henry King al the Eagle II tel. or TO fi
WM. ROWLETT.
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EDUC'ATjOY

NLtnb Sunsetihtr viii open school the oress-, ye,, ~
- Locust Grove, the rcsidtD,e 81 hi. Mofks m ~ s,s
PaIt ~ Lou's lie viii tsssh the Greek Latin, nd Ffe
lebe' sogtihsT With The bfaneg,es Of Enx,sh e
a'Dn. Fons OF I'VE well dPufsd hoy, b, f,tsn
11atdsrs the low prize Of eighty doss for hoard ty
~. schooi wa commence the - dsy of February ns,
td expire IN The iih 81 December following With v,e
uon " tro weeks during the The suhscfihsr H.
oai OF 10 years expefisucs teacher and can
supple testinory - he ehsrs- - sid quaIf-su ,n,
SM. W. ANDERSON 9
~a''"' VIC garSr
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale

Virtue of deed of trust BY John Robinson, .pa
nsoe, his wife 70 US the .uhcrbsr' which hears de,e
IN Henrico county the az; day same No
s.mber shall Friday day Of february ne
fair, not at the next fair day ths,.ei
ter at the front DOOR of the Eagle Hotel the city of R,eS
money, certain tract parcel Of land by the said john
Robinson commonly called Uon Tying and being in Hence
mics above the city Of Rchmsnd, aud which or .re,
OF land was sold aud conveyed the Rah,r,on nv
or much Of said apputenance. as NAV be
20 ase ths SUN OF two thousand hundred and
accrued and will thereon from the Goth Move NH
is2s, to the said of .sle-due May Shepard sus
deceased besides the expense. attending cusn OF tn.
unque: onsbl convey only such a, i vested ~
us a. trustees Aforesaid. Il. WIGHT. r. '' ~
NJ D. Tie purchaser paying $3.50, at aeli,sry IF ,b.
dpeaIay have credit Tor nubt Of years for 30 much OF
2e7s dollss If satisfactory security Re riysnIu,e,.,
paid ssu annually Further particulars may he tnywp Nv
'PP,y's t. H. L. wiSnf
The above r,enticneitrs deserve. the attention
oil rer:on' disposed to purchase siz not only 10, 4:
intrinsic vsue hut the advantages os situation benx
'hy,wsi ~seIed, IN good neigh uhood Tying vei,
wood of original growth oak and pine of b
quality, that beev. about iG0 Of the wood NAV he
Pred and sucitney left for the support the
Since have owned IT. being yesrs, partcus,
hs been raij TO the OF the timber and
quality Hstwo iOsjsper day. by team NAV De mas
~ Riehtn%nd except in tie .hor, days OF winter realv
believe the wood may he made produce from so 10 40
dollars clear e,FeD,e, There is On land an ola
dwelling house in toerabe good repair, .si but sur
,sd one - ny "a its'' bu' within few years past,
Adjoining this tract, have smaller one of 100 acre.
rtneP.lly cleared. with dwelling house on il 10 by as
which would sell alt price 10 the pulebs,.r
'iAe other uss', II h. should w.,h TO add to it.
JRoBINsoN.
A.
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THE CONVENTION

We need otter no apology for devo.ing consider
able proportion Of this days paper this interest
ing susjeet.-lhe reader will perceive that the III
OF ~ are IN j.H 6iGst.-Ast is a topic which prom
ises 10 DC II uitiu Oh de bate for the
content ourselves with sketching OH such OF the
Speeches as are made upon it; cheeriul!y o Iering
the use oil our columns 10 such Speakers as may
wish 10 appear immediately large as iiie.It j.
unnecessary for Us TO say, that all the Addresse-
in to-day's paper nothing but sketches with the
exception of Mr.. Doddridge's Speech, for which
we arc indebted to the pen OF that gentleman
II Is desired that gentlemen should wtite on,
their remarks fully Oh this great and interesting
supJect.-"e shall be prepared, after the dai-
ly debate is over 20 supply more fully the omit
ted views and statements of gentlemen touching
the great questions in agitation.
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GEN SCOTT


Mciay this day before readers the Memor;-
al ol Zen W. Scott to both Houses OF Congress
mhhout undertaking topass upon the merits OF
the technical question inv olycd III the controve rsv
we think, we run little risk in asserting that list
Gen scott has right TO complain OF tie prefer
ehce shown TO Gen. Macomb over himself: 2nd
that he has a light to complain OF being condemn.
ed by the President without having an opportnni-
.yoi oeing heard before Court Martial; and 3.iy,
mat II Is extremely tobe wished that man of his
oriiiant services and superior qualifications should
De retained in the Army, and not harsl,iy and pc
renptoriy cashiered Tor an honest error of his
Judgment, admitting it to be an error. Whether
congress shall pass declaratory law upon the
suiJsc!: or, whether they will adopt Cen Vance's
scheme OF abo!ishing the rank of Major General.
and OF retaining three Brigsdiers General, or
whether they viii transfer the whole matter 10 the
next President ot the U. States, we have 10 means
OF ascertaining; but we do sincerely trust, that
Notwithstanding the relations which have pre.
'aiied between them, Gen. Jackson will have
100 huch magnanimity aliou, him not 10 do the
most ample justice 70 50 accomplished an officer as
Winfield Scott
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Inc National iDtelligencer seems unwilling 10
''let us alone"--if lhey can gain anv ti,In,S NV
RIDICULOUS witticisIns graver abuse they are
perfectly welcome to all the satisfaction tbey car, OBJ
tam The only retort which they deserve is KEEP,
oaek' nom our un~illngness to revive. the late
petty feuds OF the miserable "slangwbnngers, NJ
the press-Ihere is something too in the peculiar
NY oil Their present situation which commands our
commseration. For the first time in their lives
.hese serviie worsbippers Of power have mistaken
their do'--They have been woGulIv thrown on,
IN the chace, without having rnagnaniIni,y enough
20 endure the vicissitudes OF their fortune.-What
nents? TfO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-08

YEsTEBDAT--It was communicated from fhs
senate, thai they had passed the bill granting In
Walker Timberidke further time Tor rop,,i,r
ms bridge across tie Rivanna river-an, thai tev
had passed, with amendments, 'au Act tn, amend
an Act entitled Az Act TO ame nd an Act apso;n,ino
commissioners 70 view and mark a wav for -
ron, rom 1hornton's Cap in the Blue Ridge 10 ,bs
- iis',e river turnpike leading to A'exluria-a
20 authorize SUI, Of money ~ iofte.s ~, 49,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-08

inc following letter is published Under belief
t'at NC distinguished patriot and stste.nan, by
whom Il was written will have ~, Obic tion ina,
his fellow citizens should know his opinion and
a confidence that they viii allow that opinion the
weight to which II j. entitled. f.yat. mi
RfcH1oEp, jan Ist 1925
Dear SRI Rave rtceivse voyr sreI''. 80 ,t..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-08
MANa AeSEzEg S.

NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED, NO. 10.
, 70 De dra'on the goth Jadua,y, 1920,
: NUMBER LoTTERY-6 DRAWN BALLoTe
III G III EST PRIZE
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-08

In announcing NJ Chnn, candidate the Senate IL,
ms district onn;ed to state, ;iar ot Move
letter was sddrssed to dsosJ of tue ssne
THIS letter we received.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21

TIE unparalleled reputation of this medicine is
SUCH and its prc-eminent virtues are so well es-
taDshad, and fully acknowledged by an intelligent
public that is scarcely necessary say any thing
further than that it is 4 SOVEREIGN REMEDY
IN Diseases of the Liver: Debility resulting from intem
perance and dissipation: Old and inveterate Ulcers:
rams IN the Bones, attended with swelinrs of the
FONTS Indigestion: Bloches OH the Face Pimples SC
syphilis Cutaneous diseases generally and Tctcr in
Particular Mercural and Scrofnlous complaints
ne certificates of wonderful cures performed nv
the Catholicon, have become so numerous as IN nre
cude their Insertion in any newspaper and has made
II necessary Tor the proprietor to print them in a
pamphlet OF about 100 pages. This will be forward
cd as soon as possible the several Agents for IRA
.Ii'oS distribution, and must, on perusu strengthen
Ine good opnlon now entertained by the friends of
TINS medicine, and dsarm, it is hoped the prciud
es OF those who view with dstrust any medicine not
known IN what Is called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be gainsaid
AZ the earnest solicitation Of members of the med
zeal faculty, and others who have witnessed the aston
lsAlng cures effected by the use of the Veoctabo
CatIohcon and who arc anxious that its benefits to
mankind may be more widely diffuscd the proprietor
has consented 10 reduce the retail price To TWO
DOLLARS per bottle; and this will ne done with
our IN any way dcerlOratiug the quality of the med
lclne or refucing the SSe If the botlle as has been
materially done IN the case of Swaim's Panacca
ogs"tStor ne sale IF Poir's CdGoo, most J ooSt are
also agents far S'catl's Panace1
SCI retail more than dozen your Cahoicon whore
e one bottle OF SWANS Panacea and great pleasure in
informing you that every in which have seen the "a
hollcon tried has produced dec,ded benefit" VIZ
Loud you afford to reduce the price your Catocon In
I aoaIs 5s9uId more frequently prescribe my patients
l is would also be done by number Of other physicians in
tbs town and vicinity who have used with the best effects
amer m me 99e Panaceas, and the Compound Syrup OF sa
An eminent physician says have known several cures
nnen by the use OF your Catholcon, which had preyiosy
resisted the ordinary prescriptions of the faculty, and have
never known II To pro luce injurious eyccts"'
me ABOVE invaluable medicine may be constantly had Of
go. y. ii. BBAMIRE,
Jan " Opposite the Eagle Hotel, Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21
TRUST SALE

scrlber " Jacob Miehaelsby John Darracott to Sc
cure to Richard p. Green the payment of certain
MES therein mentioned, (which said deed dated
tht Slst of March, 1925, and OF record in the office
OF tho llustings court Twill be sold on the premises
the s2d day ofthe present month, that certain lot of
land III the city of Richmond lying at the intersection
of the east side of 18th with the north side OF
ii street, fronting IS feet inches Oh III street, and
running back i26 feet 9TH street. 10 an ally ten
feet four inches wide, and Immediately opposite the
Theatre. The title TO the above property is belicv
cd to be ndisputabe, but The subscriber will warrant
such only is vested in him.
Sale to commence at half past four O'Clock p. NJ
under the mana cement of T.. 81 A. UuBBARp
JAMES BRAY, Surviving Trustee.
August l1-eo7t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21
TRUST SALE.

Eyl virtue of deed of trust executed to The sub
- soribers by Jefferson T. T'rice, bearing date the
3lst January 1923, and of record in the Office of the
clerk OF llenrico county court we shall for purpo-
ses IN said deed mentioned, offer for sale at public
ductlen, at the residence of said Tricc on Tuesday
the 25th instant, all the household and kitchen fur
n'ture belonging 10 said Trice schedule of which
is annexed to the deed-aso three likely negroes Ia
wit: Lenetta, Aggy and Henry.
Ter'ms.-Six months credit for sums above $50
payments being satisfactorily secured for all sums
under that, cash will be required.
JOHN GARTH. g. Trus
| aug } Wet eo9t JOSIAH LEAKE Jr tees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21
LEWIS WEBB & co.
OFFER EOR SIZE

OFFEH FOX S4LE,
so Bois and lso bags coffee, Logura st. Domingo
10 hhds molasses
20 hhds aud 10 bbls st Croix and New Orleans SUI
gars
hhds II boxes and 80 bbls loaf and lump sugar
GO hhds and 100 bbls rye whiskey
10 bbls Caruthcrs rectified do -
200 bbls Isle OF Wight and Northern annie brandy
D do peach brandy
heds and so bbls pure n. T.. rum
do Antigua do
do Jamaica do
pipes French brandy
3 do Holland Gin
Dry and s SSaa'S Malaga WINES
Lisbon, Tencritys "'N""
Port, Muscat
London porter, cider
90 bbls vinegar
80 sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown uu
81 tons Sweden, English and American har iron
do castings
German, craWley, bstercd and cast steel
CUt an dwrought nails
ESQ Spanish hides
$50 sides soal leather
60 SIDES upper lea her
Barrels tanners oil
800 bblS N. Carolina cut hert;ucs
! 80 do mackercl
10 do prime pork
. 10000 lbs bacon
! Is casks prime cheese
Irish potatoes. tar. cop2 cras r,uIn
I Brmstonc, indigo, pepper, pimento
4 Race and ground ginger, almonds
Raisins, nutmegs, cassia, dcmiohns
Quart bottles, tumblcrs, dccantcrs, wncs &c
! Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and tallow candles
Brown and shaving soap, beeswax
Imperial gunPowder and pouchong teas
Duponts and Rogers gunpowder
Shot, bar lead
Clover, orchard grass and herds grass seed
\ Whittemores cotton and wool cards;
ALSO,
Cotton baggng, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds of cor
dage
Seine and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
I Osnaburgs, hessians, cotton yarn
Domestic broad cloths, &c. &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21
TERMS
To Printers md PnhHshers

ME subscriber having added ma nufacture Of no
'eao'e Type To his Stereotype establishments res
Peculy sociis share of the patIonag e Of the Pne,
"I fe"nsylva MIA aud the adjacent States.
Having practical knowledge of printing and also ba
wing been longer practically engaged in the business o
SereotypIg than any other rson in the United state
he hopes TO be able, from such experience, to give salts
faction to those who may favor him with their orders
FROM an Intimate acquaintance for number nf wears
(neaTIy eighD with the business of type founding he
hopes to be able to produce type equal any offered to
the Printers Of the L. States.
Ills prices, though low, will Of the same as
Others IN the same business. Nor will ttemn 10 vio-
ae Truth or insult common by pretending TO any
INCREASED facilities III the Manufacture" tor there
no other actes at present in this city, tina there
iz years ago, when type from DO 90 per cent
higher than at presently the "msterals used in
making printing types been greatly reduced" as to
near any proportion to the reduction in the rrces nj
type But the reduction has been induced by CONNIE
tifion' aud an oveIbearng disposition Of those
founders who have rich the enomoL
profits type.
All sizes of type, plain nd ornamental for book and
joo printing from IL lines Plea to Nonparei CONSTANTLY
on hanh IN such quantity supply ny order al .hoy,
notice In the choice "f Book-Ieter, pains hav. been
saken to select such faces generally approyed for
| iymmetry, neatneSs aud durability.
lie also keeps complete Printers Warchouse (,l,s
only one III this city and furnish complete
| office very short notice 5
The following are his PRICES At credit of 6 months
Tor approved notes or accepance-or discount of five
IL made OT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21
NOTICE.
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

On Cary Street, rear Of tie Pjrsi,.i1 and Farmers
Banks
OSEPIl WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies
- and gentlemen of Virginia, for past favours and
hopes continuance of the same; and would thank
The ladies' sending their silk dresses to have them Ia
ken to pieces, which will enable him to warrant them
10 be dyed and finished us well rs ut any establish.
mont III the Union. Canton stuff dresses not ne
cessary, as he has suitable machines finish them If
sent to him iii the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise informed, that he scours
ana reneWs IN colour coats pantaoons, and vests to-
geter with all kinds ofappare and requested repars
them IN the neatest manner. AS usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot cold prcssed furniture
stutis cleansed and redyed in the neatest manner.
with him AMI requests they will be presented on an
pliCaIon or the same. NP
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21

VihSISlA; AZ superior court Of chancetv holden If,
me capitol IN the city Of Richmond, on the 3ts,
Gay oi January 1925: William Mann, in his non
rgh' AND as ezof Of James Mann decd pit against Ben
JHmn Mann ~ his own right and exor Of Jane, Man,
dee o. WIN lrueheaTt, late sheriff Of Hanover coun,y md
as sueh Riminisirator Of John Mann deed Martha Var
r"gion' VINO was Martha Mann Austin Porte, 100 Pa,
ny ms wne' Elizabeth Wade, who was Elizabeth Mann
hruhen Burton, eS'ur OF Thomas Wade James Mana
hiEaheth Mann, aud Adeline Mann, George Gilman,
WIN ''lnhn and Mfly Gilman, Thompson Mann
""''" '"n b''zaheth hiswIie, Moore aud judith
ms VIE, WIN Mann, George Mann and Sarah Mann,
rake street and Temple Elliott John ID. Brown, 10.
mug Brown, Thomas Cawthorne, Aun Mann, widow Of
James hlaBn. Elzpbeth who intermBrtird with
Judy, George, William and Sally Mann, cbildten NJ
George Mann, deed, dts.
This cause in which the plaintiffs apprar in have TIN
cecded IN the mode prescribed by law against the d.t
dants ustin Porter and Fanny his WIFE James Nts
George Gilman, VIM Gilman, Milly Gilman Tbo,n,n
Mann, Martin aud ElizAbchIig ,f. Al,""
and Judith his wife, VIM Mann, George Man, So
Mann aud Thomas Cawthorne. who are out az ,li. 100"
Try, and rs 10 the other defendants on the ssve,si
orders taking the bill for confessed vs. In thorn 60
THIS day to he heard on the bill and exbibi,s All 80
argued ny counseli on consideration yhe,eoC dr. 60,
doh ORDER that one 81 its commissioners do ,,s, III
Vo'sI "'c""n" between The parties in the bill ,e,,iod
s;ai, M "e s""e !" 'he court, with any r,auefs SIZE.
sa'ly stated, deemed pertinent by himself y, vbirb %
w 'eP"reo by The parties 10 be 80 stated
H'"PY' Ics'e, VA G.. RENDITION. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21

rules held m the clerks Office Of the court Of fine r.
states Tor 'he 9th circuit aud eastern district NJ Vi,
MA in the month Of July, 1929: VIM Keith p,
william Mayo sheriff of the county Of Henrieo WiIlsn,
OaTneii * 'oT &c. Of Richard Brooke dscd who Gas
tcutor OF WIN brooke, deed, which Richard and tI;a.
brooke were devices and lrgatfes Of GeJ,re Brook
decd, Alexander Tunstall and heir Of G te,i,. IT,
stal, the same Alexander Tunsta brother and b.i, =
George TunstaI I'm Garnett aud Ann NJ HE OR. Jo,.
IS tl, Thomas Coleman and Franres C. his o,iG m,
beth Ludlow, Baylor Hill adn'or of b. ylor min snd :,
wary HhI' deed. John Brooke, George Brooke Robc,,
Campbell jr' Robert Campbell r, and admor NJ C,,I
C"mpbel deed, Thomas Pits sheriff Of the count, =, -
sex christopher Johnson sheriff of the ccuptv ~ Ri,o
- Ham 10 whom the estate of Dr.. Robert & arpbeu q, ~
committed Tor administration, I'm Rohnson ,bc,0 ~ a..
county "I hihg a. Queen whom the estate Of Ceo,ge
bfoohe was rominittcd Tor adminstaton and H., Gor
nv. ''' :" N"A''H-
ne defendants John Brooke and George NJ Brooke
n' having entered their appearance in this cause nd the
u1'euu'n' hobch Campbell jf. not having entered his
"lP"''nOe 70 The amended bills therein, and they not
u"V"g gwen security according tue Of the court. and
"PPsahng mat they inhabitants the o.
F"''n p" motion Of the plant6, by his counsel IL is
os'o'' mat the said defendants do appear before the
'"I court At city NJ Richmond, the first day the
new term aud ole their answers, and that copy Of this
rue oe forthwith inserted in Newspaper printed
~ the CITY Of Richmond for nths successfully aud
p"fed ~ tie front door Of the capitol in the said civ
~ coy. Tsste, RID. JEFFEIES, elk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21

me prices on ornamental Il fancy type Ina ve been 70
duced IN greater proportion.
OId tyre received in exchange, NJ 9 cents per ~.
Book ri Specimens will shortly he published
STEREOTYPING will br done at the loves, nrires. in
the best manner, as heretofore.
fupIshers Of Newspapers the States Of New Ter
sey, PehnylVania, Delaware, Maryland VIRGINIA Mann
and South Carolina and Georgia who sive Inc oboys .
conspicuous Insertions shall entitled To 50 so pavab
IN type, or in settlement Of accouut T. HOWE
July 81 81 Corner nf Crown aud Callowhiu streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21

III ....,.. Hlchmnnd, July 7lh, 1929. !
appointed ue lOthdsy Of September ne 70 the
oi the duties Prrscrbfd in the foregoing order
w Whonday at 9ocloek NJ they ore required to attend
Wy once ~ me city, with their accounts, vouche.s
'"o 'oc"menis feSdy Tor examination and seulemc.L
% w8w HILARY BAKER, Come
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21
To tie Printers of Me United lStnLes.

10 me PRINTERS IT tie United States.
H. late the prices of All the materials used in making
~ Printing Types, have been greatly reduced and the
faculty OF manufacturing greatly increased The sub.
'cr0er therefore has been induced make prbpouona
hle reduction 10 the .ires, which, from the Il al Ami,
have been az stated IN the annexed list.
The character oi the Tyre made a. this Foundry +.
well known to the TRADE, who assured than
70 Tie qnaly oimeia finish and durability, deviation
has been made.
lie has on hsnd complete assortment aud can supnlv
any quantity on shot notice; he vii be happy IN ,s
ce'ye the orders Of his customers, which will have mme
diatc attention.
Merchants who have orders from abroad, have off
'es complete with Presses, and every thing necessary for
Printing Establishments pvt up In tive most p,rfect
nauner.
Publishers arc requested 10 give This advcttscmpnt !,
nlace in their papers few times ~ receive pa yneu 81
In type, OF ~ settlement ~ their accounts.
RICHARD DONALDSON, PbUqd,loLio
PRICESs-At six months credit, for approved pape,