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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-16
From the Boston Daily advertiser.

Mn VANDERLYN. I'VE mentioned, few
dsys since, proposition made by this arts,,
Tor the establishment OF grand ins'i ion at
New York, the general influence Of which, We
stated, would probably he exceedingly bene6
cia 10 the growth Of the fine ar,s in this coun.
Try.
There is an ane dole told Of Mr.. V. which
may no' b. undressing TO those who have
seer that rio az brau'iful picture of" AriaGne
deserted by Thcseus," or his noble full length
of 4" Marius surrounded by the ruins Of Car
thage."
When Aaron Burr was at the height o: his
power. and wearing The honors Of the Repuh.
lie, in ourneying through The Inferior Of News
York, re was struck one dav at a tavern with
,hS singular sniri, apparent in the execution Of
Ii, lie pen and ink d awlng that hu"g over the
Fireplace in ,he bat-ruom. Upon inquiry, h,
asc, r,ained thar his was The produo lion of he
landlords son, an apprentice I" a neighboring
blae ksmi,h Col BUR- expressed GONE curIo-
SHY 10 See he lad, wno was accordingly SEN
for HIS conversation and appearance gave
e,idence Of innate genius, and the .xDs dirncy
OF sending him 10 he riiy, in order t. furnish
him with the rudimtn,s Of education. was sug.
ges,ed To his hrw~ver. the father demur.
red, suspertine. from the in'eres, which the
trsVe'l, + had cxpie d in the child's welfare,
that he w's RELY more vaulale member Of
the family ,han he had ever been esteemed.
Just before leaving the house, Coz. b. .aid 10
the youth, in low tone cf Voice, as h. passed
him, Pu <hir, IN your pocket, come to New
York, and inquire for Aaron Bur he will take
case Of YOU" and Immediately mounted his
horse. Several months went by and the cir
cums,anee We have related had passed from the
mind It Col. Burr, when one morning raw
country hoy was usrered inlo the breakfast
room. who ms antly pulled nicely rolled up
pao kagr from his pc krt, and laid II upon he
table. Col. B openrd H. anj was surprised 10
find il contained morning more than coarse
cotton shirt, which, he was then reminded, he
had desired should be brought 10 him a, the
metropolis from such a .iI.age. ! he BEARER
was young Vanderlyn; and from thai day his
better fortune commenced under The patronage
OF the then Vice Presiden, Of the'Uni'ed States.
He was sent to l:aly, where he completed his
studies, and prepared himself fof nose greater
labors which have since given him place in
the first tank # our ra,i,e ariisis.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-16
ITEMS.
"7o shew the pery age and body of the time"

$40 sheDMe rerv age and body of the times"
The late P.esiden, ADAMS is about o erect a
white marble monument 20 the memory OF his
parents. l. is TO be surmoun, ed with bust OF
his ia her, and placed within The new meeting
house a, Qaincy.
Thu Providence Subaltern states that Miss
WRIGHT is about TO proceed to 'he island oil s..
Domingo, and will lake with her 10 hot island
a number Of negro slaves, which she has pur-
chased for the purpose Of manumiing.
Miss WRIGHT is so wild IN all her schemes,
that we hardly know whether il is safe 10 praiAe
any Of them.
An Ohio paper states that on the 29th Of
August, there were born in he vicinity oil Xe-
mia, Twin girls, a tacnrd 10 each Other like the
Shame sc boys. One Of the children had two
thumbs on one hand. They only lived abou,
two days.
The Hob JOHN BOYLE, formerly Chief JUS
ticr Of Kenlucky has accepted he appoint ment
Of Professor OF Law in Transy l,ania Uni,er
Sly His Lectures will commence on the first
Monday in December, and continue until the
ensuing April
From Paris (Kentucky) we learn that several!
attempts have been made 10 set FIRE 10 lh"'
'oWH' VII L Ttudy HiHh3 WI INC idTkc UTh n
building opposite Morrow's Tavern, also his
frame on the corner, was burnt TO the ground.
The succeeding evening and on Sunday las :,
attempts were made TO Sc, fire to William
Factory, Mrs. VI Farland', stable. and several
other buildings, which were fortunately disco.
vrreG before the flames had made much pro
gress. NJ discoveries had been made Of the
inccndiar ses. Mr.. Pixies loss is estimated al
S8 600.
The editors Of the New York Courier sprsk
in proper tone Of The synpa,hies which al,
expressed for the fate Of Swearingen. Nv
should" say they, "be taught TO contemplate
'hr murderer with disgust and horror, not wit
morbid sensibIIity and unmanly sympathy
The tenderness of our nature should be direct
ed 10 the sick bed Of suffering ,irtue-tn the
distress Of unfortunate innocence-i, should no,
br wasted upon him won evil passions AID
corrupt feelings have inpelled TO the murder Of
women hapninrss and Of their life -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-16
VIRGINIA CONVENTION.
TUESDAY, OcTOBET !


TIE Convention having been called 10 sfoe',
after prayer by the Rev MIR. Kerr.
I,doe MARSHALL rose and SAID that he was
charged with memorial signed by very large
and r. spec,able number Of citizens, being The
non.frecholders Of Richmond, which he had
h,en requested to present to this Convention.
This mrmo,ial prays for an extension of the
r,ph, of suffrage 1t contains those arguments
which in the opinion Of the memoralis,s, are
sufficient 20 .stablsh the justice oil such extern
sion He hoped tina, the memorial would De
received and read
The uu, sion that the memorial he received
and read was then put and Carried in the afhrm-
alive.
The memorial was then read.
Judge Marshall then said that however the
m, mbers Of the Convention might diff IN her
opinions upon the subject Of this memorial, all
must feel that it is onr OF the deepest interes,
and entitled TO the most serious conslaera ION
OF the Convention. He thought that with his
view. il would be proper re!e: the memorial
to the Committee on the legislative Drpar!-
mept: and he would therefore make thai mo-
tion.
The question was then put and carried in the
affirmative and the memorial was referred
Mr. MERCER then presented similar memo.
rial from respectable number OF The eI'ize"s
OF Fairfax county, which without being read
was referred 10 the same Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. M'CoY he Convention
then adjourned ill tomorrow at one O'Clock.
M NEALR delrga,e from The 23d district
in the room Of Ellison Currie arrived on Nom
day and look his seat in the Convention, and
was Yesterday added 10 the Committee on the
judiciary
TThe pubic will probably learn with
some surprise, that the exc utiye Committee
yesterday rejected proposition for choosing the
Governor by he people. There even begins
to br talk rha, he Executive Council may es-
cape the abolition which we had supposed last
spring, thai ninety ou' of every hundred OF he
citz ms, desired.
II IS now thought that the Committees will
begin 10 report, and the Convention &c, seri-
ousIy 10 work souner than was thought. a. first.
| The plan of reporting simple propositions, will
cxpedi'e,hngs, by enabling the Committees to
report by piece meal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-16

The general election took place 10 Per,r
vania, on Tuesday last, Mr. WOLFE haG mai
all the votes given il the city Of Phil.telpa
for Governor. TIE United States Gszu.t
" ednesday informs US, that the fcder,s
have carried a large ma jority in the City CO...
Gil Iicke,, enough to give them majority
Joint ballot The federal Ass mbly f., ID
City of Philadelphia also prevailed, SiIb,M
gle exception.
The Sou,nerIand ticket as it is called, B,
prevailed Nv a considerable majority 10 d
county If Philadelphia.
Mr.. RLEs and Gen. SNYDER, are in the ss
iff returns, he former prob .blv elected N
ENNioN WILLIAMS, County Commissioner. y
S. COATS, iud,or
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-16

Mr. Sanderson Of he Philadelphia Me'''''. ,
Coffee House, has received from his eor'''P'.'
ent in London, description, with p'at''
new mode Of clarifying and boiling the ]'''
the Sugar Cane, by VIM. Oaks Son. d ."
don. II is said The principle has been ac"' "
on by the English and Scotch rehners, '''
advantages thus obtained are grea'. ""'"
new process is applied TO the impor's"' :,
ration Of converting the raw juice TO s's''
advantages will be more obvious.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-16

A frllow in Albany was arrested and I"'
upon the charge Of OBJ aiming subscribers u
Mss FANNY WRroHT's paper, called The " ira
Inquirer" without authority, ard applying Tx
money to his own use. His counsel, in his d.
fence, oon.ended that, inasmuch as the pH's
cation Of Miss Wright was blasphem''' OK
hading to icreligion, ih6deIi'y, and atheist
md therefore Of no value, aud worse Ih'D W
lLtless, the Obtaining money from those PEI
sons weak or wicked enough 10 pa'ronS u
circulation, constituted no offence, and CON-
not, therefore, be the subjec. Of an Indlf'n'',
Bul the Court held, notwithstanding, 'p''
was clear fraud. and convicted The pE'''r"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-16

ORIGINAL iNEcDoTE A lswy In S-H-,
who IS noted for p' ofaniy and Of course for an
irreligious life. bring dr.piy engaged in an ar
gument, declared ,ha, rather than yield To his
opponent he would Garry hi. suit to The court
Of Heaven! Il guess" replied sly yankee
that stood by, "you will have 10 get somebody
else to ';enn 80 il, for ~! be darn'd if they'll
let you into That are cou -
Burlington ". Press.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-16
This is to give notice,

VHNHAr the subscriber hath obtained from the Or.
l. phans' Court of Charles County in Maryland, let
tiers Of administration on the personal estate of
Thomas Mason, late Of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit the Same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber before the first day
of May next, they may otherwise by law, be ex-
cuded from all benefit Of said estate. Given under
my hand. this seventh day Of October eighteen hun.
dred and twenty-nine.
MARTHA r. MASON, Adm,x
Ordered by the a6ore Court. That Martha F Mason
adninstTsri of the late Thomas Mason give the no.
tice required by law for creditors to exhibit their claims
against the estate of the said deceased and that the
same b. published week for four weeks in the
Alexandra Gazette, newspaper in the Town of Alex.
andrIa, &c VIVID. MERRICK,
fm Oetooer, 1917. Reg o. G. c. C..
oct 12-law4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-16

Toe ceremony Of opening the Cbesap.,s
and Delaware Canal will AXE place to.moro'
II h inst. The line will be formrd in he b'dr
at Delaware City a. nine o'clock in the mora
ing, the procession will be 10 motion al hi!
pas, ten o., lack and will arrive al Cle"ptii
City al about two o'clock in the At erOooa-
The leading boat having passed The wes'
outlet locks, the line will bs again formed, al:
the vessels will return TO the Delaware.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-16
AAk.ei:sSH.AA,lllD:aIA, 50 :.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IL 50.

SCARCITY OF Professionalism Cor
ents Of the New York Mercantile Adv.,; ~"
form US that by recen, arrivals from IT,,
and, il appears that place is in mos, 4. y
BILE condition Tor provisions. A ler..
l6 b September, 10 gentleman in M,
say "Corn, f"ur, g." would do We'll
as understand the ColIet tor womb a.
under xIsting circumstances. No,ar,
either, or any other kind Of provision, :,
got a, any rate; even the Kings lrooo, ,
out, and | suppose the Commissa,ia, J, \
Providence is prevented sending sup,I;.,
the impossibi!iy OF obtaining Vessel 10 81.
up here during the huricaoe 5 ason."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-16

DEATH OF GOVERNOR LINCOLN, OF Mans.
We regret to state that news has been T. e..
Of the death Of Governor ExocH LxcoI,
Maine. He died at Augusta, after Shot,
ness, deeply lamen,ed BY his fellow ci,iu,
among whom he wss desr'edly popular
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-16
T all Goods.

10y the ships Virginia and Boston from England,
ID and by other late arrivals, we have received
8 or 400 packages Seasonable Dry Goods;
all of which purchased with great care, for cash.
and which offered for sale on the best terms.
octl) JOSEPu JANNEY & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-16

A writer in the United States Gaze''','"
tends that the Sidmese boys are hunSpg II
says they were art6cisl'y united. lr '''''
SO turn out (of which we see not the ies'' P'''
abili'y,) it will be the greatest hum'us ~
played IF upon our people, not excepting u"
Morgan affair.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-16

The New York Morning Hsra'a j''"'
marks upon the undign6ed custom WIN" =,
vails in ,hi. country, Of calling parties ''''' i,
names Of their leaders. We agree '''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-16

Our aecoun, Of The proceedings Of III. r.
vESTioN has been, and will con inue "a b. =.
pied principally from the Richmond WI.
Those who a'e DESTROYS nf Obtaining &
the Wing during the sitting Of the com.,i.
can leave their names al is Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-16

GEORGIA ELECTIONS The election, for G;
vernon and NJ, nbers Of Congress in Gros
seem to be warmly contested. According
the last returns, the vote stood: Governor.
George R.Gilmer, 787; Joel Crawford, 81
CoyGREss- G Lamar, 7O7; |. U ?. Ch@
ton 644
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-16

An Anaconda aud Boa Constructor saw
be the largest ever brought TO this COUNT"
exhibited at New York. The Boa was = ,
fed yesterday, for the first time since NJ J."
London. The Anaconda had tasted 10Y wv
months.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-16

We have received the second number Of 4
LADIES MUSICAL PoRr F4LIo. The wcl -,
be seen at DAVID MARTINS Book Stote w..
subscriptions are received
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-19
EAGxE ROW
boot e. Shoe Store.

TTNHE Subscriber offers for sale. nm excellent u.s.
Il sortmcnt of gcntlemens and ladies' boots and
hoes. Among which are the following:
2U0 pr, gentlcmcn's morocco calf skin and seal
skin boots, a 81 so TO 7pr. pair
1000 pr. gentlcmcns calf skin bootocs and calf
skin and seal skin shoes and pumps
5000 Pr. ladies' prunella, morocco and seal skin
and leather bootees, walking shoes and pumps
900 pair India rubber over shoes
200 pair Richmond made plantation shoes
Also, general assortment Of misses, boys, chill
drens and sevants' shoes, and few dozen Of Emer-
sons celebrated elastic straps.
The above were selected particularly by the Sub
scber for yeaing, and he solicts pun cnasers call
and examine for themselves.
lie has made such arrangements with the most
approved manufacturers in Now York and Plludel-
phia, will insure constant sapply
oct lO-2awts SAMUEL PUTNEY,
Sign ofthe COLLEEN Boot. No. g. Eagle Row.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-19
TREn60NT HOUSE.

TVsII s. establishment win be opened for the recep-
Z ton of company OH Thursday, the 22t OF Oc-
tobcr.
The advantages OF It's LOCALITY, the variety and co.,
vcniunt distribution Of it's apartments 1nd the CON-
plee and appropriate style in Vhch it has been fur
nshed aud fitted up by the Proprietors arewel known
in this vicinity Strangers may be interested by the
information tirui tic situation of fremont House is
central i'll an airy, dry and hesl:hy quarter, and in
the immediate neighboThooj of the principal places
of public amusement end Of the business streets o.
the city,
Among the particular accommodations of the Is
tablishment are a Reading Room, which will be cup
piled with all the journals, Reviews, and Magazines
published IN this country which II Is supposed Will be
interesting TO the patrons Of the House, with many
English, and Partisan periodicals. Suites Of rooms,
from the public part of the house intended for
the occupation Of families individuals who may
prefer private table and large and elegant drawing
and dining rooms for the entertainment of Clubs and
parties.
Convenient and well lighted Battling Rooms
which Will be i'll constant preparation for use by the
public, well as by the inmates ofthe establishment,
arc connected.
An ordinary will be served on Friday. and AFTER
wards every day at half past o'cloch.
The suoscfibcr having taken Lease of fremont
House, h7 friends and the Public that cX-
crtjon ms part the part of those under his
control shall bc spared 20 supply the wants and ec-
comgnodatc the habits and taste Of his patrons. He
pledges himself also that his prices shall VI res
poet exceed those Of Hotels in other parts of the u.
States, conducted in q similar style
DWIGHT BoYDEN.
BOSTON. Oct 10, 1929
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-19
RYANo-EORTES.

nUBOIS g. STODART, Of New York, respect
N fully inform the public and their hume rou.
friends il Richmond and its vicinity, that they have
opened ut the store Of J. &, J. l.. Heron, a small
assortment Of Piano-Fortes al OF which ole war
rantcd of the first quality in tone and workmanship
which they offer for sale az their lowest New York
prices. They VIII be set up in any pGi:nf the city,
or r--scd for the country, free Of expense. Orders
received FOR any description Of Instruments which
will be s::;.;lcd from New York, aud Their Age.t
now in Richmond, 49, -. rr-r,,a-o Tan6s--
The attention of persons in want of Piano FOrtes
is respectfully solicited. oct l6-dls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-19
Richmond Nail Mandatory.

E7OR sale OH very reasonable terms, from 500 to
= 1000 kegs Of cat nails and brads ofvurioussizcs,
from Sd To i0d, in kegs from iC0bs To eOClbs.--
warranted so he made fran Secdi,h Ton and not from
Pig or Bloom Iron, as is customary in thc Northern
S'atcs
ALSO,
Spikes from to I Hchcs. Cmcb nails Of different
horse shoe iron rolled mon of different widths 70
and are prepared to execute with dispatch, any or
dcrs i'll THIS line, anil request merchants and others
who deal 10 nails, g.. TO apply if they want fill ns
soItmCnt. l.. HANALL q co.
net tO--2nWtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-19

Through from four and hair 10 IRE Hours
VHT1IL leave IYfORD'S FOUNTAIN INN Light-siree
Wv Thursday. 6h asiaal a half past CLOCK 10 ue
morning for Washington, add continue to ron dsy AZ zoe
GAME ,,c,e viii leave BARNARD'S MANSION HOTEL,
PeunsylvaDa Avenue (ncaf the Presidents house TOT BALM
more. g., -, e.
Ooe 30 2 South Caerst for tho reception OF Passengers
names
FaO two dOIOr' en- cry o''f~ 49,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-19
BOSTON. %. 10, le20.

TIVE subscriber Is authorised dispose Of TIC Tract OF
Land belonging the beirs Of Archibald Campbell,
formerly Of Chesterfield The land situated about sN miles
above Manchester the Turnpike leading 10 The Chester
field Coal Pits aud supposed contain about three hundred
Any person wishing Purchase receive farmer
information by Supplying Mr. Abraham Woodbridge Of Cbes
terfeld subscriber Sanardsvle, Oranr county
nov i7-dts EATON STANAbD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-19
GordonsviHe for Sale.

TRSllE subscriber Offers for sale his Tavern q CIR
n louisville in Orange county, with $50 acres of
Land attached 10 It, or to exchange it for property in
the city Of Richmond Goriunsville H. situated at
the foot of the Southwest Mountains p miles from,
the University OF Virginia, so from Fredericksburg.
30 from lIarrisouhurg and 20 miles from this place.
The stages from Charlottesville 10 Fredericksburg
pass three time week, and since the late arrange
mcn Of tIc mails between StauutOn and Guyandoit,
the number of passengers has greatly increased Tie
mail stage from Ricbmund to lIarrisonburg passes
twice wech. For terms aud farther particulars.
apply 10 the subscriber. JOHN n. GORDON.
Richmond. Gath Sent g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-19
Fifty thousand Dollars north of Mem and
SeasonqbIe Dry Goods al
pTa rFREI SSnoTn
PRTndE Nnam

II YLE g. COCHRAN having determined 10 clos,
IN their present business in short time a.
practicable, respectfully beg leave to inform their
friends and the public, that they will on Tuesday tho
9th instant, commence Offering for SALE Iheir entire
stock Of staple and Iney dry goods, amounting per
invoice 10 upwards Of
Fifty ThoUsdnd Dollars, at Prime Cost.
a large portion Of this assortment has been puT-
chased during the present a at auction sales in the
cities of New York apd Philadelphia. Aware that
advertisements of this description are frequently pre-
scnted to the public for the sole purpose Of exciting
attention they would state that such s not the only
object IN tho present instances anxious 10 close their
present conceIn,--tkey have arrenRcd their goods
and N every instance they will be offered at first cost
their former customers particularly iRvted, to
avail themselves Of The present opportunity TO supply
themselves terms which are rarely pynced Wiftn
their power. Every description Of nGiO Il ssds5ad6ls
goods will DC found in this assortment ,tsnare-
res gro dc Ind gro de Berlin utestyngs arignon TO
rance onlaTd, cakcOes DisiFs, Irish linen sheetngs
bird eye diapers and iacns extra fine cloths and eas.
si1cye coai1gs bdScs blankets negro clothing satt.
ne5 domestic 81 al tvidths, and almost every article
in the dry goods line.--Terms, cash on delivery.
oct 26--tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-19
ESSAYS ON BANKING.

TOLLlNS q co. have in the press, and will pub
~ lish in n few DAYS;
Essays on Banking, originally published in tho
Richmond Enquirer, under the signature OF Geo.
CntOn) corrected, improved and enlarged by citi-
zen OF Virginia" comprising two Essays aver be-
fore published.
81 Az APPRENrIc h sasis1 ;, DE WRis s.ss..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-19
HHMNCu S. COURTNEY,

L.Ettt-I >. NOUN = u
Main Street, opposite Hic Old .iagte.,
ID RESPECTFULLY invites the attention Is his
Groceries. which he offers for sale either by huesa
retail, good terms az they can be purchased
esewh here in the city. Much care has been taken in
the selection Of his wines and liquors, which are
warranted genuine.
Masters Of vessels viii find it TO their interest 1,
leave their ders for ship stores with hin, which vii
be .ov. nd 81 abroad free of exn.Ilse
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-19

tNANAG was cOuui,ued To- the jail Oi Jefferson
u county, the 18th dag Of May, negro woman named
SARAH ANN WINTERS Size - about ~ years Of age, Of
DARK complexion, fcEi or inches high has ieirn
thumb Size she born between Aide aud Leesbug,
aud raised by Rebocca Taylor, oi Alexandria The Of
SAID slave requested to prove property charss aud eke
her away, Size will ic sold Tor her jail ces thr law directs
SOFT i-,v7mc THOMAS GRiGGS. Tailor Ied
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-19
tRUTT TREES.

Henrico County Nursery.
II HAVE for sale, at my Nursery n good collection
z CT Grated and Buidcd Fruit Trees, CONSISTING o.
Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum. Cherry, Apricot, Nccta
rne, Almond &c. Of the choicest kinds having
made nv business 20 select only these that have
bren found 70 succeed best in this climate Caalorucs
may be Ind gratis. at the store Oft. II. Drew and at
the Book Store Of Peter Cottcin, where any orders
that may be left, will be puuctually attended 10.
JOSEPH SINTON.
Groyo DC, on ta,o-,.e,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-19

VA ANIEp'-lhc subscriber wishes 10 purchase q
w three thorough bred MARES, Of fine size eight, nine
ten years old oi known speed and bottom The object NJ
purchaser Is 10 breed tOm heu therefore, l description
each run by each Mare whether lost, will I've dc
Tahlc well as Tire lowest price that will lie taken IN cash
Any person having such stock or sale, will pcase address tive
Subscriber (posi padO a, Chacsown Jefferson county Va
TO which prompt attention will bc gwen, by
oct ~ limo John T.. SIMMONS.