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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23
DINNER SETTS.

DINNER SETS.
HNiE Subscribers have received and opened an
Il elegant assortment Of Dining Services of vari-
Gus qualities sizes and patterns prices from 90 to
100 Dollars. Some of the patterns are follows VIZ:
Splendid stone China, India Temple pattern, with
gold moun,ings and lustred edges
Stone China, same pattern, plain
Views of Asiatic Palaces, light and other blues
with white embossed edges
Panoramic views of English scenery, ancient build.
ings, ruins, &c. dark blue, white edges
Chinese patterns, same size and quality
Pale blue, views of English cities
few Canton China sets, and one sett Semi-Chi-
ma OF a fancy brewn border and purple flower
white ground and edge
CHARLES HOLT, in. g. co.
oct 26--oeGt Gtc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23
NIGHT school,.

For French. Spanish, yHdtheHatics Book KecDiae
FenmaashiP. and .4rithrnetic.
FEVIIE undersigned respectfully informs the Young
n gentlemen ofRichmond s, the public Ill general
that troia this date, his NIGHT SCHOOL will be
opened for the reception of scholars, SIX days in the
week, from TIL 10 o'clock, P. VI.
Mondays, Wednesdays &, FRIDAYS. will be devoted
to Book keeping connected with PenmGnsiip and Il
THtmetic and TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays,
exclusively applied to the French and Spanish Ian
guages. and the higher branches of Mathematics.
The success which the undersigned has obtained
for the four last years in his mode Of teaching the
French and Spanish Languages, induces him to say
that, gentlemen already yersed the translation of
those languages, could Iby due application under
stand conversation in the of one quarter and
those entirely unacquaintcd with translation, could
obtain the same success in six months.
lEkMS-Sl5 per quarter composed lessons; 10y IN
year 3D. able quarterly in advance housekeeping alone
STEPHEN BERNARD.
VI gentlemen desirous OF joining tine classes already com
menee OF OF forming ones, viii please appca
non 10 me- al my apartments Mr. Chubb's Lottery Office
nov 2l--w ST. iv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23

I'D OBERT BURTON, Attorney at Lato, respect.
~ fully announces TO the public, that he has ta-
ken an Office, Immediately above the Post Office and
adjoining Mrs Southgatcs Store, where he may be
generally found oct I5-v6,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23
Vol. III.-No. IL.

BsnTtn's imprOped System Of Book Keep ing
IFNHE Subscriber vsil IF suitable nu,nhc, ef ,,,,
-, PTS can be ohsained,) deliver Course Of Lee
lures on bennetts Admirable System of Book Keep
rug. he mas been practical accountant for MANY
years, mas general knowledge Of rnerca title business
IN ali Its yarious branches, md yedQes himself 10
cuahiy any P-2u, who may attend his course Of IN,
strucllons, oIhcr in Bennett. or Jackson. for Tho
COMPILING Horse, n twenty lessons. Bennett hr.
greatly improved and sinpfed tho mode OF record
ing transactions, and is well adapted 10 the commerce.
OF the United States lie will also give private les
sens al any hour and place may best suit the lear
ner. Terms ten dollars. Those who are disposed
to acquire knowledge of this desirable branch Of
education, viii please CALL and leave their nar1oa
With the Editors, where u subscription paper can be
found
Satisfactory testimonials Of his competency viii ke
exhibited. John IEDWIbGE
nov l4-itc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23

\WtRsiSIA. AT rules. holden n the clerk 5 office "a
the superior court Of ohancsry for the Richmond
district the 80 day Of August 1899 David Valentine
SEN guardian OF John and Ann Lipscomb, pf against
William Bureh, aud RoXa his wife, John Lambeth All
Benjamin &. Turner, trustees &c. Colin Johrs,o
admor with the viii annexed, oF william Ininsor
william ,. Johnson, admo'r de bonis non Of 8epis
Butler, dts. ' ''St"
ne eeiendanis, W'l.iom Durch, AID RoKs his sifS
not having entered their appearance and i-isen &C.,
rly according to the act ct assembly an.i he 49, -
this court aud u appearing bv sasf,ei,r, .g;'ls,eN
nst tney are not inhabitants Of ,is country Il y or
sered; ,hst the said dcfnA' do appaa- here on lie
~, ~ " Ve nest Jsnusty term aud answer the
torthv'h Inserted IN some newspaper published in the
c'y OF lhchmcH', Tor iva m,rtis sneccss.vcy. and
P'seu ~ we ~ 4 dcor INC capitol in the said city
- copy lest@ MN q. PsSDLSros, Q. q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23

fHERE WI! be petition to the next Assem-
- bly, Of Virginia, for leave 10 open a road from
ovens Tavern to Taylorsvillc, in Hanover. and
then on to the Caroline iue i'll straight direction
" EIeueIichSDurg. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23
LUhT REL EIIlED 4r

STRATTON'S FASHIONABLE mr. md car
- FARMHOUSE, by the Emily Davis, from rhiladel.
pa, and Tantiyy, from New York. elegant Of
superior BEAVER HATS aud grea, variety Of Fur silk
aud Cloth fancy CAPS; also LONDON HATS, Of the latest
fashion, aud superior quality. nov It's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23
P3AW OnEQR TNS.

huEOIS &, STODART, of New York, respect
~ fully inform the public aud their numerous
friends III Richmond and its vicinity, that they have
opened az the store Of ]. s. J. l.. Heron, a small
assortment of Piano-Fortes. all OF which are war
raatod of the first quality in tone ana workmanship
which they offer for sale a. their lowest New York
prices. They VIII be set up in any part Of the city
81 packed Tor the country, free Of expense. Orders
received for my description of Instruments, which
will be supplied from New York, and their Agent
now IN Richmond, viii tune and regulate Pianos
The attention OF persons in want Of Piano Fortes,
l. respectfully solicited. oct IG-dts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23

NInsiNIi--At rules, holden in the clerk : oficc -
the superior court OF chancery for the Richmond
district the 81 day OF August, 1929: James Blair and
Jane ms wt~, and Andrew Leslie, pitts against WIN
Clarke late sheriff of Chesterfield, and as such adj
NOR de bonis ron Of John Mcleod. deed Christie.
pher Roberts, AMI Ann his wife, VIM. RodbIrd AMI
Jane his wife, and Philip Peach, and Sarah his wife, E
zabeth Aylett, and WIN. Ayett, John spoiswood sanI
Mary his wife, Edward Mosbv and Sarah bs wife al
Elizabeth GOode, Francis Morrison, Aun Morrison
Martha Morrison, and Robert Morrison James vie
COLIN Clarke, and Mary his wle, aud John sIc and
Sarah Scott, dts "
-, Ine uTiendants' "m. RodIird, and Elizabeth and
WIN. Aylet not having entered their sppear,nce s,1
gwen security according the act ct assembly al
toe rules OF tins COURT anil It appearing by stisfctorv
Ua' they are not inhabitants of this country
It IS ordered that the said defendants do a,,,, ~
on me hrs day OF the next January term and answer
me OIL OF the Plaintiffs and that copy Of this order
DC 'olnVItn inserted M some newspaper published ia
the city Of Richmond for two months surcrssveIv AMI
posted at the front door OF the capitol the said cty
20 Aropy. Tcste, WI. &. PENDLLrov c. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23

1000, including, the Golden Chaesclas. &c-Vfmcs
100. -
ALSO, ;ho following native Crane Vines
1000 isabella. 1000 Scuppcrnonp. 5000 Alcyau.
dcrs, or Schuylkill, 1900 Catawba, 500 Elsinpburg
BANDS, 800 Whine, 1900 York Madeira zoo York
Clarct. These two last are the most celebrated IN
tho vineyards Of York, Pennsylvania. Tho native
grape vines will be furnished nj So to s37I per 100
according to their yeuc aud raricty, and In some
cases less, when great quantity arc taltcu The
Proprietor il DESTROYS to ontcr INTO extensive mr..
engagements with those DESTROYS of planting vine
yards, and will contract liberal terms Orders for
the foregoing, for fruit trees Towering plants &c
left with me, will receive prompt attention.
movie JAMES WINSTON, Act.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23
French RestOratiYe.

NJ LANGLEY respectfully informs the citizens
~. Of Richmond, ind the public generally, that
he has opened Restorative and Tavern in quite
new style. between the stores of Messrs. Hall &
Moore and MIR. Nelson. and invites the public TO give
him call. He has a first rate French Cook, lust
from Paris. and is satisfied that his style of cooking
will be found not less agreeable than novel here.
The Lardcr will be stored with all the dcicacics the
market will Gtord-fsh, vcnison. and wild fowl in
their season His bar is well stocked with tie
choicest wines and spirits.
n. b. Coffee and Soups at al times.
u Families can he supplied with meats or single
dishes at their own houses, per bill Of fare Of the
day. on the shortest notice. sept so
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23

DOCTOR BHAEM
EsPEcTTULLY tenders his professional services 10
~ the inhabitants of Richmond aud It's vicinity.
is Office As at the coraer OIL g. 9th streets Shoctoe
ii"I' lmmedlatey opposite to Mr.. 'Tichcnors car
riogo shop oct as-oa6,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23
FOR SALE.

- FOR SALE,
fstss1 The valuable Lot Of Ground, containing
liiii4 four acres, with the dwelling and out hou-
'sEE.ases recently erected thereon, in tho neigh
6ourhood Of Bellvilo, and between the Westham aud
Richmond Turnpike Roads. All the buildings are
entirely new. the house Is very bandsomu, finished
TOT family residence, aud there s we'll Of excel
lent water IN the yard For terms, apply to
eept Sl-cots tfUSIAVUS a. MYERS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23
MAURICE PRIMROSE.

ZACHARY LFNiS, NJ the corner OF IO,h and g.
"a streets, nearly opposite TIE Bark Of Va prepared 20
accommodate several Riem'e's the Convention and I.es
h. WIN Board and Lodging Families visiting this place.
VIZ ma ms Rooms comfortable, ard every effort to render
satisfaction 10 those who call GA him. vii, be made,
3-SaMst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23

= Il " "te sHe'nocTS ~ the Legislature,
FHNnULY grateful for the friendly and liberal pntron
u age which have heretofore received from rho
members OF tho Legislature, beg leave, most rn
spectiully, to remind them that shall be- as usual.
prepared and most happy to accommodate from 10 10
- Of them with board &c. the ensuing Session ard
?Iedge myself to spare exertion 20 render then
accommodations as comfortable as possible
on induced 10 give this notice thus early from
Suspicion that many ot nv old customers in the
country, arc under the impression, that shall not be
ooe 70 accommodate thom, owing to the unusual nor
hon OF business which have been iavoured with
since the meeting Of The Convention. I therefore
request Of tIos" members disposed 10 patronise mo-
anu oi my country friends generally 70 Gull at the
ga bef inst, before they make any arrangements
for board e!cwhere.
nov 20-l9t MAURICE PRJNpOSr
Nh AitSHAL'S SAGE.In pursuance OF a decree of lie
AA Superior court Of chailcery. holden Staunton r,-
nounced the l7h day of July 1929 in cause therein
Ncoas Crser deed, IS plaintiff, and John Syduor admir-
e heF at law OF Richard Sydnor defendant will he sold a,
Nc auction for cash, before the door the Wavne Tavern
n Staunon Monday, the 25i OF Novenber next M.
ioowg ract OF Land 10 wit the coury Harrison $3.50
acres on the waters OF Horn creek. Leading cree
'IaI ana ttuacns Mil creek, branch Of Hughes river In
me county OF Randolph 1900 the Galley river:
Jl more en- the waters cf Galey rivc acres on bra
OF Ek Vef; 1000 acres Cu creek E river aud
UO ACRES on tccS Camp creek and tie of Augusta
Vo acres on ic NoIlh -r-u-! Co; Shenandoah, about
- or 'es cI west OF Stauuton, aUi Hi40 on Ciss-
mt i! = and NH creek, branch Of the Cowrasr river
'ce1ce may be had tie title frlpers fled in the cause
oct b--Sic GEORGE ESNRID(TF. NJ. :. CgIv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23

FOR RENT,
Hsss Spring Garden. near Mitchclis Spuug
iiilI with two story Brick House. on The pre-
Amises, and con aining one scrc Of land we'll
enclosed, with fruit trees, &c. Enquire Of H. A.
Claiborne. rthc subscriber, at Bosworth, Hanover
county. ALEY'R yiR Arm
nov I7-IuWRt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23
GROWN GLASS.

WV " ~ hLAoN.
FHNAOMAS \. RUST, az tire sgu of the Paddock has
received 80 boxes j. hy 80 New England Crown C;as
PERSONS ~ vast Of Crown Glass be supplied any sizes
at the manuiactofv prices.
Also Washington City Cylinder Glass tom 9 by II To y by
w, aud few prorcd DoorBriHgs Dearborn Patent Ba
trnocS Water Plates aud Dish Covers uuduu ma de) Back
ganou Boards (ergauO, aud assortment OF Cutlery aud
Hardware Goods, wor!i the attention ofpurchascrs.
nov eoqt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23

VInGINfA-A, rules, holden 10 the clerks olfice OF
the superior court OF chanceTy for the INchmond
district, the Sd day of August, 1922: Betsey NsCree
die, Eidder Bell, and Adelaide his wife, formerly Nc
Creede and Robert S?riggs, and Polly his wife, for
merry MCreedie, pits against James Pcan, ex'or OF
George MCreedie, deed, George fCreedie, and
John MCreedie, devsecs of said George, decd WAL
ter Dunn, ex or of John Graham, deed, Beverley
randolph e% or of Harry Heth, who was ex'or of
SAINT Clarke, and Wm. Long defts.
ne defendants James Penn, and George MsCreedic.
nor having entered their appearance and given secur;
ACCORDING 10 the act OF assembly and the rules of
nus court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
tat they are not inhabitants of this country IL is OBJ
dereo' mat The said defendants do appear here ON
tue hrst Day OF the ne 1t January term answer the
amended bill of the plaintiffs; and that & cupv of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
Shed IN the city OF Richmond, for two months snc-
cessvey and posted At the front doog of the cpitol
in the said city. RF
&C copy. T.s.e. WV. G. PrspLrroy. &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23

v ikGtNA:-At rules holden in the clerks Office Of
the superior court of chancegy for the Ricbrnord
district the 81 day Of August, 1899: Daniel l. Iler
and John Cooper merchants and Partners trading under
the firm OF Miller Cooper, pitts. against Sarah Haf
fey Alden u. Spooner, Joseph C. Swami Jno PoIar,I
and A. d. Williams, dis
The defendant Sarah Hafey not having entered her
appearance and gwen security according The act Of
assembly and the rules of this court and il appear;n
by satisfactory evidence that she is not an inhabitant c
this country: 1t ordered, that the said defendant do
appear mere on the first day OF the January term
OF this order be forthwith inserted IN some newsDaper
published in the city of Richmond. for two months
successfully and posted at the front door Of the capt.
tol, in the said CITY. -
! 70 4 copy. Teste, WIN C. pryr,,roy 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23
100000 GRAPE VINES. SC.

10000 Grape Vines of tho finest
kinds from the vineyards Of Burgur-
dy, Champagne. Rhine, Tokay, &c.
at $50 per 100. or $50 per 1000
They will he sent carefully assorted,
named and labelled, and packed, for
any distance.
10000 vines OF ihC choicest table
uronp- nj Coz nor tOo 49, ct-o -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23

0s- AN APPRENTICE is wansd al the W6s oGsrc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12
Cotton Yarn!

COTTON Y9PN!! COTTON Y1R.N'!u
order to meet the exgency Of tho present times
\ and competition fair ground-Also. To enable
Country Merchants and others, tn purchase COR
lOT f.4RRS, as cheap an J'iygi1it us other parts
OF the Umtn-I have concluded TO sell my Cotton
yarns by the quantity of SO pounds and upwards,
In assortInents of equal quantities. from No 10 10
ut q cents per pound. with advance oftrpc cents
per No. up to No. 20. 1t is not necessary 10 saw
any thing about the quality of these Yarns as they
are so generally well known and allowed by all who
nave used them 10 be superior ia any ia ne In;on
orders ieh or forwarded To Mr. YIN. Clark ir Pc.
tersbnrg, TO AIR. William Wallace Mr. John WISE
ana Mr. WIN. j. Clarke, Richniond or tn myself al
the FACTORY, will be promptly attended to-
am also prepared to furnish Cotton Yarns dyed
oi any colour suitable for stripping checks or pinghans
az prices to cult the ;jmes. Good wbite seed cotton
WIN De taken m exchange for cotton yarns or gnned
LOT inc customary toll, will be purchased at the
FACTORY, and the highest price given. have Wool
Carding Machine in operation ut the Factory with
new sett of cards all complete, which warrant To
card wool rolls in manner superior to what any
other ever did, or does, in this section of country
rice Tor cardng, 10 cents pound or Io l-2 cents
IL md the grease. The arrangement is so made
with this machine, that wool can be cnrded as wen
IN winter as in summer.
JOSEPH HAYWOOD,
Po,rhatan Cotton Fdcfo,y.
Address, Joseph Haywood, Subjects Tavern, Pow
laloI aug l2-w4w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12
NIKGINIA:-At a sunerior comm of cLancerr Iid 81 -

NIhGlNIA:At a superior clancery held M the
capitol III the city Of Richmond Thursday Iuly ID
1922 Robert 6. Scott and other pits against Nathaniel
rison, exor of Edmund Harrison, decd, and other dis
For reasons appearing To the court, much OF the order
made ~ this the 9th Of February 1928 rs digc the
defendant Nathaniel Harrison render Al, accom-, Of m M
real and personal estate of his testator remaining Gnsod sol
aside and tire court the motion Of the plaintiffs, and with tho
assent Of the SAID defendant doth that s1I ef,
render account of the legal and equitable assets of his Tesla
tors estate, and of the liens thereon showing their pores
before the commissioner, who shall much nj Tho @
order is aside: And that same commissioner
after having advertised for eight weeks some uewspauer MN
ed the city of Richmond for all tue creditors Of tine said
estate 10 produce and prove their claims do ailo state an
account OF the debts due from the said estate and repo the
same to the couJi with specially stated deemed
pertinent by himself which may required by the parties 10
he stated. COW. Teste
NfNi. G. PENDLETCN. C. Z,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store.

HAVE on hand, and arc constantly receiv-
ing from their Factory, fresh supplies of every
description OF Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots and
Shoes which Tor durability ease and beauty of fitting
arc too much celebrated TO need comment Their
assortment is very extensive-and if procuring tho
best OF workmen and first rate materials will ensure
continuation of tho liberal patronage already extern
ded TO their establishment the excrtions their part
shall be rnrcrnilnh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

lfenrIco county Aug l2,h, 1922 JOHN w Sn;b
Pr against Georsiana Catherine Jones' an infant bv john
Hosiy, sheriff OF the county Henrco her guardian ad
Item, assigned by the defend in this suit Samuel
T. 7 arsnns, and John Esiel, dis.-IN CHANorRy.
ihe defendant John Esie, having entered HE epoear
ance and given security according tile ASSEMBLY and
me rules oil tins court aud appearing
'at ne moi an mabitant of tins oreIcd tat
the said defendant do appear here first day of the
november tern aud answer the bill of the plaintiff and thar
copy OF this order be forthwith in some neu %
hshed in the CRY Of Richmond for inon,s
posted at the front docs the house ofihs county
70. copy Iese, CHA'S WILLS Dpv OK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12
TO OUR PATRONS.

NJ hhitors Of the Wing lave engaged tho
" oao oil the most accomplished Stenorra-
Pneis IN Inc u States to report the debates of,l,e
'''gina Convention During the session of ,b,,
oody' The Country Wing viii be issred three times.
week. as our readers will wish to hear rapidly from
ne convention and as their proceedings viii, probs
ny occupy much space. 1t Inns been suggested To
'he'n fh't many persons who ,oo poor to take
newspapers by the year, would like to subscribe fo-
the time that Assembly, which is deeply interest.
ing to oil, may sit. To accommodate all such, we
snail relax our rules and take Subscribers for the sea-
SION at the rate Of the price of annual subscription
81 the Convention a,e in session two months, the
price oiihc paper .oE that tinr, will be one dollar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12
IYNi. G. PENDLETCN. @. e

CoNuissroHER's OFFIcr, Richmond 4vg z6B 1924
he parties interested notified that appointed the
18th day of October and this Office the time and pl,c Tor
commencing the directed in the foregoing order or
court; and the creditors Of the Edmund
and prove their claims. $500 '''
aug 28-w8Ic HILARY BAKER 1,o,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12
TO TIE PUBLIC.

knowing the great and proper interest felt by The
people OF Virginia in the approaching Convention the
subscribers make the following proposition: Thcy
have empioycdhe best Stcnograpi,ers to report the
debates, which viii he published as rapidly as posi-
NE IN the Wing. AS many persons are no: in The
habit o. filing ther papers. and as when into
'delr families they liable be DESTROYED they
propose to 'le in this Office, the papers continuing
the debates, for ~ many desire it. The cxnense
oth;s will be apportioned by the annual price of the
paper and tho length of time required to publish
the dcbaias--iur exGmple--ii three months are re-
CURED 10 publish the debates the price of the le
will be 81 p. This imagine 20 ,nsr will hes
tate to give fora complete copy of the debates OF
Convention If snhscribcrs desire their copies bound
that can be done at a small additional expense.
II Letters (Post pad) addressed to us, viii be u
tended TO, or persons wishing subscribe can make
known their desire through the members Of Convex.
tinn The subscription to be paid at tie time ofdeiy-
cry.
u City subscribers are og course appr5sel TIA.
the debates will first sppear in the Daily paper
PLEASANTS, ABBOTT IL CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

tfiE Subscribers rs agents for the Amelia Fsc,o.
~, have ~ store supply of heavy oznaburgs.
intended particularly for negro shirtnps md co,,n,
yarns assorted which offer for sale at the fac,otv
prices. WORKMAN g. M'GRUDER.
auuI5 vat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12
NAV HOOKS

SERMONS preached in India, by Bishop iicbcr.
- Sermons do. IN England 10y do DO
Memoirs Of Simon Bolivar President Lbcraor of the Bcpuf
NC oI Colombia, and NJ his principal Generals Secret History
otthe Revolution and ts which preceded H. 1907
10 the Presen, time. With introduction, containing an
account OF the statistics and the present situation Of Re
public, Educston, Character, Manners and Customs
inhabuants by Gen " L. " Ducondray Holsein w chief
~ the staff nj the President hersior and ctzcn 1T
United states Professor Of Modern Languages the College IN
Geneva New York. &c.-Jus, putished, and received
aug p J. ~ NASH'S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

COTTON OZN.4BURGS .A.N'D Y.4R.NS.
'1'iE subscribers, as Agents Tor the Petersburg
Manufacturing Company, have in scsc supply
oil heavy Cotton Oanaburgs intended particularly for
negro shrtings; and Cotton Yarns of all numbers
from . to 20, which they offer 10y wholesale ut the
Factory prices, viz:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12
FRESH SPRING GOODS
l. kct Squure,) have just received
Bet.oeen and 500 packages of
FRESH DRY GOO0S

comprising one of the largest most general and de-
si.abic stocks of Spring Goods they have ever offer
cd for sale more particular advertisement viii
appear in few days. nnrl o.