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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01
LEWIS WEBB s. co.
OFFER For SAFE

OFFER FOR SALE,
81 bbis and 100 bags coffee, Lagura ST. Domingo
and Java
30 hhds molasses
20 hhds and 10 bbls st Croix and New Orleans sill
gars
2 hhds II boxes and so bbls loaf ndlurnp sugar
60 hhds and 100 bbs rye whiskey
10 bbls Caruther's rectified do
700 bbls Isle ofWight and Northern annie brardv
do peach brandy
bids and SO hbls pure N. f. rum
do Antigua do
do Jamaica d, -
pipes French brandy
do Holland gin
e 3 ::s -. ::::'z
London porter cider
100 bbls vinegar
$50 sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown do
80 tons Sweden, English and American bar iron
do castings
German, crawley, blistered and cast stee,
Cut an dwrought na.,s
$50 Spanish hides
$50 sides soal leather
90 sides upper leathes
Barrels tanners OIL
800 bbs II. Carolina clul,... ms
so do mackere
10 do prime nork
10000 lbs bacon
10 casks prime cheese
IRISH potatoes, tar, &C up eras. alum.
Birthstone, indigo, pepper, pinente
Race and ground ginger, almonds
Raisins nutmegs, cassia, demiiohns
Quart bottles, tumblcrs, decanters wines, &c.
Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and tallow candles
Brown and shaving soap, beeswax
Inperlal, gunP"wder and pouchoHg teas
Duponts and Rogers guRpowdeE
Shot, bar lead
Clover, orchard grass and herds grass seed
Whit;emores cotton and wool cards;
ALSO,
Cotton baGging, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds of cor
dage
Seine and wrapping Irvine
Stioe thread, osnahurgs thread
Osnaburgs, hessians, cotton yarn
Domestic broad cloths, &C. &c,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01

GEORGE E. TIFEIN has received BY recent
~ arrivals from New York and Philadelphia. a
large and beautiful assortment of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01

Ne are .ReceiDing,
HI Hhds. st. Crox sugar
IL hhds. N. Orleans ditto
10 hhds. molasses
10 barrels tanners oil
10 barrels port wine
10 barrels Sicily Madeira wins.
10 barrels New Ark cider
10 casks prime cheese
80 boxes bunch raIsns
half ,ierces rice
30 boxes taow candles
% boxes sperm do
% boxes bToSun soap
10 kegs refined solt petrs
10 bags race ginger
900 reams wrapping paper
IS bags Java coffee
100 grindsiones, (Novascotia)
100 boxes oranges
april 20 LEWIS XyFpp 3, 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01

FRESH SARATOGA WATER.
N HAVE received by the schooner Defiance, a fresh
supply oftho above article, in pint and quart bot
Ties, direct hom he Springs.
s?rllI : II NJ ANIRr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01

,.,Z The priee Of subscription TO the DAILY RICHMOND
WAR, is six dollars year, payable IN advance
The charge for drerising Is IS cents for spsl.
OF square o less and S3 for continuance ay or
every other day. are nSe rtrd ouv ono,
first wv" "''e'"" "''' Wv
ANNA, anvensets arc charged 50 dol,rsor squares
Ameoee aud Lottery dealers are charged siaO
z. Url- Inc GUNS TrfUfiONAL Wing is published twice
week Cruesiays and FrdaysO at Eve dollars per anu,n
payable m advance. =
Tor ddr.tistag75 cents square, less, for the 6r
srfliou, and 80 for each inuai,cc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01
BALDWIN, IVES g.. co

Lave received by late arrivals from New Yo,k
IL Philadelphia, and Baltimore,a lsrpe and snlen-
I'd assortment of SPRING DRf~GOODS-whi
hey offer at ,choiesuie or retd Upon their usual
terms--They oonsistin part of: 9'4' az
Is cases common and super prints, new and
beautiful patterns
do A. and Sd carnbric pinphams
do 7-8 and Al Irish linens
do super German do tcarra,isd
do fine aRd extra kentngs
bales "Rhodes" and "iina, Smith &. Co"
plain black bombazetts
case black circassians
do cainhric and medium muslins
Plain aud 6g'rd Swiss do
Jaconet, null and book do
Stripe and fig jaconet do
Super. long India nankcens
British and German do
Plain drab horentines
Stripe grandurelles
Blue and olive Pittsburg cords
Heavy 3D. bang-up DO
cases French drillings, Cheap
Super black Italian lustrng,
Black and coio1sd FtencG seiins
Heavy black lndia DO
White, pink, blue and straw vros de Mans
Blank sensllaws and sarsaets
Green and blue do for umbrellas
Black and colored fiorences
Plain and stripe battstes
a beautiful assortment bonnet and belt ribbons.
-
Gauze cap, and black love do
Black Italian and Mandarin crapcs
Black lustrirg and Italian cravats
Plaid Italian and Florence do
White and fancy muslin do
Black and colored stocks
n large assortment, white and colored AIerseilles
and Valencia vestings
Ladies extra black horse skin gloves
DO do do sewcd with white and vsrie
gated colours
Do extra tohite and colored do
.heddttIon gloves, n new article
Men, best II. skin do
DO buck aud beaver do
Ladies black and white English silk do
large assortment OF silk. cotton and worsted
hosiery and 9 hose
INT coat and vest buttons all kinds -
y few gross "Hdmmonds' extra rich do
Figured buttons for children's dresses
Small hg'rd do for ladies dresses
Ivory, bone and pearl buttons
BIue and colord sewing silks, extra quality
Sewing threads and cottons of all kinds
Plain and figured bobbinctt laces
Thread laces, and insertngs
cases cotton flag, and banianna handks
do silk flag. and fancy German 10
bales British esnaburgs
Ilekienburgs, and brown rolls
Black and brown hollands
Glazed cottons, for sleeve Innings
Black, and colored cambrics
Sail ducks, and buckrams
Drab, red, and MKT paddings
Cotton balls, IL. fancy boxes
a large assortment, blue, black, olive.
Brown, claret, and mixed cloths
Blue, and fancy cassmeres
Combs, Of every description
ALSO,
Sc bales 81 brown sh.tines
IL do A and 90 brown shr,mrs
do Sd and ca Waltham 90
do common and fine bed ticLs
cases bleached goods--ussorted qualities
"a rs and A apron checks
Furniture checks. blue, and buff
Stripe and plaid domcstics, great variety
Wilmington stripes, and denims
Cologne water, cotton fringes, cords, &c. sc.
We shall shortly receive by the Hiram. from Phil
deiPhla' cases of superior Parasols and silk UIn-
rellas--and shall continue to receive by every arri-
al, additional supplies which will render our assert
nent at all times, nearly complete
We respectfully solicit an examination ofour stock
M assure our Customers, that we shall not be und,
bid. al IN
NEW ENGLAND RUM AND OIL.
Lnndips from Schooner, Traffic
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01

FOR SALE,
AxALL's nails g. brads all sizes nj factory prices
- Youle's patent shot, all sizes
81 Croix and New Orleans sugars
.oaf sugar, indigo, chocolate
Havana, Rio, Lagura and Porto Rico coffee
1unpowdcr, imperial, Tyson, young hyson and
pouchong toas
Sperm and talow candles and SOAP
White Hevanna sugar, fig blue, pepper
German steel - pint tumbors
Liquor cases, porter and wine bottIcs in hammers
, Jamaica, Antigua and northern rum
Cognac and imitation brandy
Holland and country gin, Sicily Madeira wine
Black and drab wool hats
Spanish and American sogars
Old Monongahcla whiskey
Rice, stone ware, white lead, SO &c.
Applyto OTIS, DUNLOP & co.
april IS eo6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01
Patent Balances.
VIM. H. FTTZWHYLSONN,

BOok-setier, Binder, and lStntioney
AS on hand general assortment Of DAY Books JotHSALs
LgpctEs and other SUBSIDIARY books for mercantile purpo-
es hcoRo booKs to county clerks She books aud
account books for tile Of private concerns,
OF superior materials and northumberland he sold at the
Hne prices that booRs Of the sizes are sold az which
come from the north ~
hiso fooseaP, lester and other writing papers Of all the
hsua Sizes OF various qualities prices and other articles o,
Greek, LATIN French, Spanish and English seuoo Rooss
% me cheapest sdiOnsi miscellaneous new publications.
Spanish Guitars Of superior appearance and tone CeTs
FLUTES Violins strings, music al half price SC -
N h. Old books rebound and book binding in all lis var.tr
o elegance, neatess and strength, executed Lowest
tennS March 26
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01

--------- - ~ DlItNl14NiAI''
DAVENPORT, ALLEN d. co.
Haze for Sale,
En Bags prime green coffee
30 hhds ST. CToix sugars, part of choice
quality
60 hhds Antigua rum, fine favour
do Jamaica DO
10 pipes first rate CUgnac brandy
IS do Hollands gin, part choice quality
bids New Orleans rum
10 do New England do
co bbs do do
10 do tanners oil
900 casks lime
100 bags shot assorted
500 reams wrapping paper
% bales cotton yarns, from No. "a -
200 kegs gunpowdcr
lou boxes and chests young hyson and gunpOw-
der tens
5 ceroons indigo, some very fine
20 boxes window glass
100 do mould candles
Prime pork, lamp oil, cigars, &C &c.
npril l0-6t
TINllE Subscriber offers for sale on accommodating
n terms,
25 IIhds. Orleans sugar
30 bags ST. Domingo green coffee
IS chests s. holfchcats gunpowdor s. inporialteas
20 catty boxes 3o DO do
pipes brandy
do gin
80 hhds whiskey
90 boxes loaf sugar assorted
Is kegs vine.
l;rIl-;o , TI6lBERLAKE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-27

u The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice n
week, (Tnes1ays and Fridays) at FIVE dollars per sn-
mum, payable IN advance.
IL For advertising75 cents square Cor fes) sor ma
hrs inserticn and 90 cents for each
number OF Insertions must be noted the MS. oihe rvo
they VIII be continued and charged accordingly.
~ Al letters tn the Editors must be post paid or hey
will receive attention.
" Notes OF chartered specie paying Banks Of any oT
states VIII be received IN payment Tor subscription
he wing though Virginia u. States Bank Notes world
ne preerred and rerntsnees be made through the
Post Office at the risk Of the Editors
GJ Previous dscortinuance of The pape, all ar
rearages must be paid up. And those who NAV yvsffo
discontinue will notify the Editors that effect at least
nIy days before the period eSGes for which hey
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-27
.Nhrefgm Ncms.
TROM ENGLAND.

n NV YORK, jan 2o.-Thc parket ship Caledonia
capt Rogers which arrived yesterday from Liver
pool, has brought US our usual supDly of London
papers to the 18th, and Liverpool to the 9Th of Dec.
inclusive. Their contents extremely unntcrest-
ing as they do not furnish single item Of political
intelligence oftbc least moment.
ruinor, apparently of some crcdibiity, was cir
culating that overtures ha been made to Mr.. Hus-
klsson for 4 return to the Ministry. Another rumor
OF the death of Don Miguel was also prevalent; but
circuitously.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-27
FoR TIN; RICHMOND Wine.
10 .oiessrs. White, Rices Of Campbell, and Nct

l..
Iendeavored in my last No., to point ont the adj
yantages to be expected from division Of labor and
from cultivation of all the productions INDIGENOUS TO
the soil and climate No state abounds more in ma
tive productions than own. II will be impossible
Tor every farmer to cultivate them all: let him then
select those which would be most profitable But il
Is not SO easy as Is commonly supposed, to tell what
Is the best article for cultivation It is, not the one
which demands the highest price in market that is
always most valuable. One may ret more mo-
ncy for the kind of produce which he cutiyates than
his neighbour; but the latter may be more THAI donby
rewarded for his toll. The most valuable cron s thai
which requires the fewcst and the connroncst lnbo
rGro tor its cultivation, which produces abuudan,Iy
medium SOIL is subject to the least injury from -
change OF seasons and affords manure sufficient TO re-
store the substance taken for its nourishmcnt and
which at the same time supports the cuityator and
yields profit to the owner. =
According to this definition, tobacco is the most NIL
productive crop that human ingenuity devise. 1t
ssp aborlous that the ablest hands alone can be pro
ably employed upon it; it is luXurian and cxu-
ting that the bcstsoil cannot stand more than three or
fuur years without being reduced to tro former
value. Aud after the croplas been secured there
is nothing lett to return to the soil that which lad
been taken from it. The refuse of tobacco stems
Tugs, and all, would not yield manure sufficient for
one acre i'll ten. Few crops more uncertain; the
difficulty oraising plants, the drought of summer aud
the tro>': "' autumn, seldom ever fail to disappoint
the planters expectation. And after all his labor and
care, and anxiety far from being profitable it ac-
tHally brings him into debt
Suppose he has one hundred and ffiy acres of Jnnl
Under tillage, third for grain the other two thirds
for tobacco. In the calculation which follows have
allowed that the haiTds employed in the cultivation of
tobacco will make their own bread and meat ON the,
fifty acres appropriated for that purpose.
One hundred acres of land under good mana rclacn
viii yield annually 5000 cwt OF tobacco which at
S5 per cwt IAN average price, viii bring $, 900 o.
Fhis crop and the grain connected with it. would re-
Quire as hands and horses.
Fax on $50 acres of land, Go 90
DO. on hands and horses, co 30
Siothmg, shoes, hats and salt 1870 90
Medical attendance und loss of time by
sickness, 100 90
Tools, carts, gecr, anu the wear andtcar
of these, 600 90
transportation to market, 900 90
An ovcrsecr, (Which every farmer thinks
he must havc 500 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-27
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2
PIE PT,AUR MARKET

Opened yesterday, and the transactions were ~
spectacle; the sales amounted to something like 2s0D
to 5000 barrels. a lot Of 1000 barrels, Howard
street, was sold to one purchaser So So cash-and
lot OF Wharf, of 500 barrels sold to another at
50 %, cash-these prices settle the question, We
think for the present. of the value ofthc article We
heard of the sae of several other lots but they were
all at the same prices.--TCb
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-27
REVOLUTION IN THE S efTy 0F M J9n H.

The fast sailing schooner Shamrock, captain Alex
andcr arrived here yesterday evening % days from
Iampco, bringing intelligence that arevolt had taken
place IN the city Of Mexico whieh was succeeded by
Dattie between the adiercpts of Guerrero, and the
IoYernment troops under Pcdraza the newly elected
PRESIDENT of the Republic Of Mexico. The revolt, it
appears, had its origin in the dissatisfaction felt by
thc trends OF Guerrero at the election of his oppo-
TO- Po6-aIa 20 Tho 1-7s;7one- y',~ 5i+c-e ~ fto
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-27

The Report Of tic Directors Of the Maryland Pcntentily
states that TIE receipts of the past year. derived would m
pear from the abour Of the prisoners have exceeded the whole
expenses by the sum Of Sg.40l
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-27

8. The persoDs elected i'll pursuance OF the provi-
SONS OF this resolution, shall on the - DAY OF
in the year of - assemble at the Capitol III the
city of Richmond, il General Convention, to prepare
and propose Constitution for the future govern
ment ofthis Commonwealth, alterations and amend
ments Of the existing Constitution.
o. The said Convention shall be the Judge oil hts own
privileges and elecons appoint its officers, settle
lis own rules of proceeding, und issue wriis OF clcc-
lion 90 supply intermediate vacancies.
:. The General Assembly shall provide by law Tor
the duo election Of the members OF the said Convcn
tion III manner ntorcsaid shall afford fill ald
pic protection 10 their persons and propcrv while
engaged III ihc pubic service; shall take III ncccSsa
ry measures for submitting the constitution proposed
by the ceiventio to the Investigation and decision
OF the people, and for Introducing it into OPP
cratiun il approved by the people; and furthermore,
shall raise and appropriate adequate nicans for de-
fiaying the expenses OF the said convention.
-Snd whereas, this General Assembly Gsolaims any
authority, directly to restrict the powers of the said
convention, but is dCsirous nevertheless from re-
/ gard Tor the approximations of many well meaning
persons, to impose certain n'itations It's proceed
n"$; is torctore now expressly declared, that the
limitations hereinafter mentioned, material and
constituent parts OF the plan of operation, hereby
commented, and conditions which this General
Assembly pledges lis aid; and il the people Of this
cduiaonwca;ti, shall accept this recommendation,
1T VIII be considered, that they thereby assent to such
lni;ations and thus give u general and irrcvocabe
instruction, that effect, to their representatives in
the said convention: be it therefore.
Rcso'ceh, jinttcf, That the members OF the said
convention, chosen in pursuance Of these resolutions
shall be considered pso fcto, instructed by their
constituents &c submit The constitutions agreed upon
by them, 70 the full aud free urb;,runcnt OF the peo-
pie, to be ratified rejected, according to the ex-
pressed viii of nlHorty of the persons qualified 10
.atc for members oftlc said convention.
Rcsolced, .fur'ser That the u,enubcrs Of the said
convention, shall in like manner Sc considcrcd as IN
structed by their constituents to provide adequate
Iltans FOR the protection OF slaves within this COM
rnciwealth, from undue and ureqral taxation, by tic
practical government, to be, h. tIicu proposrd and
more especially, to adopt it constitutional princi-
Fe, that the rate Of taxes imposed on such Slaves
shall not, at any time, exceed in just proportion, &C.
cordingto value the rate c taxes, imposed OIL real
;a'id personal property
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-27
Si.li52 80

Aitcr paying the expenses of those Immediately en-
gagcdin the cultivation there is left neat income of
Sl,i07 SO. But 1t must be remembered that every
turner who bring 10 bands into the field has ut
least the same number Of children and old decrcpid
men and women that worth nothing. Their OK
pensts therefore, must be deducted from the in
cpn,c of the plantation On the fifty acres set apart
for grain, there ought to be raised 500 barrels of
corn and 5000 cwt. of pork, all of Which is consumed
by the labourlng hands and horses. Bat rs the UNI
profitable class require as much food and clothing as
the abes men, their expenses must BE- calculated at
the same rate which will be as follows:
300 barrels Of corn at 81 so. $50 90
5000 cwt. of pork at 81. 800 90
Clothing and tax, $50 90
Medical attendance, 20 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-27

5000 cwt. of pork at 81. 800 90
Looming ana tax, 40 90
Medlcal attendance, 30 90
4I,G1O co
Ahtr all the disbursements ior The plantation g. its
membranes have been made, there are left abou
$500 for the support Of the white family livery cent
OF this Is exhausted IN settling store accounts tuition
fees if the last settled at ally so that the farmer
may consider himself extremely 70, tnatc il lie is not
IL debt at the end Of every year.
In the above calculation, | have conc on Tho sun
position that negroes engaged in tobacco viii spport
themselves and their masters family but This is not
often the case l have it from good authority that
fair experiment made in one of the ,pncr coun-
ties by gentleman Of high staulinr and great cypc
rlence, and the result was that negroes employcd
principally in raising tobacco. will do very well if n,
can take care of themselves. The gentleman to
whom allnde, had plantation which was occupied
blythe overseer, his family, 81 about or 60 ncrrceS
Fine crops were made, for which good prices were
received But after paying all 2ct,s arising, from
the expenses OF the plantation alone he had tn, con-
ISOLATION ofputing i'll his pocket as clear gain irea-
" doHarS 1t is not astonishing then that I'll o,r
planters are involved. Every four or five years thew
are compelled to sacrifice property for the discharge OF
not have avoided
But the evil does not stop here. Il, less than r,
years, tobacco being destructive CROP so cxlaIss
mans plantation that he is forced to SCI! oat and
move 70 n new settled region.
Thousands Of Vireinials are Gorinr a,ro,, IN ron.
si:Gucnce of this waste Of Iari--thc Western and
Southern States are swarinH- with our reoplc If
any schemes Improvement set on foot. aud t.,
sDns of Virginia called upon 10 lend iclpinr hand
shc universal cry IS, have no money! my lands ara,
N.S auatcd, my family is large and cxpcnsvc,nore-
ycr have no interest III these things; v1u who OK
pect to stay here must attend to tcu 30 soon u
can get my business arranged, shall leave the Old
Dominion. Feelings and opinions like these arc cher
Ishcd in every part Of the state. The tics Of kindred
and Of country have Observation-Disclosures byraJ;
through them all and cxult in the idea ofcayi1g to
hfoir t, Il - Il
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-29
PAINTING.

I'VE and the public, that they have taken the
Stand formerly occupied by Dea. Robert Peck
ham, few rods north of the Meeting House in
Westminster, where they intend carrying on
the Painting Business such as House, Car
rage, and Sign Painting, &c. They intend to
keep on hard Fancy and Common CHAIRS,
which :hey will sell by wholesale or retail, as
cheap as can be bought at any place of equal
quality. Orders thankfully received and prompt
ly attended to.
N B, Carriages Trimmed and Repaired
SALMON MILLER.
FRANCIS WOOD.
Westminster, July Is. t29
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-29
Grain, Salt, Flour, &c.
DAN HILL, g. co.

HAVE just received by the Canal, and offer
q L for sale, at their Store in Milville,-4OO
bushels prime Maryland Corn, suitable for lam
lily use so bushels Northern Rye; few bags
Fine Salt; 10 barrels Canal Flour Mackerei
in whole and half barrels; Liverpool Coarse
Fine Salt; good assortment of Fancy Chairs,
&c. &c.
u d. H. s. Co. will keep constant supply
of CORN, RYE, and FLOUR on hand, together
with a general assortment Of GROCERIES,
E.NGLESE and DOMESTIC GOODS, all OF
which they will sell at fair prices for cash or
approved credit. One inrariablc price strictly
adhered to.
Millville, (Mendon) July %. 6ws29
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-29
PuBLIC AUCTION.

YENHE subscriber, on behalf of the President,
III Directors and Company OF the Worcester
Bank, will sell at Public Auction, (unless pre-
viously disposed of at private saie,) all that
REAL ESTATE, situated near the Meeting
House in Douglas, in the county of Worcester sue
which was set off on execution to the Ssid Cor
poration, on the l4th day of July I52o con-
sisting of one half of Dwelling House. Two
an acre of Land. a Rarn. and other Out Build
ings, lately occupied by WrLIaM DrDLEY, and
about three acres of Moving Land, near to said
dwelling house-making an excellent situation
for professional man or mechanic A credit
will be given for the whole of the purchase
money, if desired, on satisfactory security, pay
able BY instruments at 10, Is, and "a months,
with interest semi-annually.
The sale will take place on FRIDAY, the 7th
dag of August neat, at 2 o'clock, p NJ, at
Dudley's Tavern, near the premises.
SAMUEL NJ. BURNSIDE. Il
Worcester July % 90
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-29
SCHOOL BOOKS.

EE AVE on hand and intend to keep well sup
u d piled, with all kinds of SCHOOL BOOKS
that are in general use in this County. School
Committees and merchants are respectfully re-.
quested to call and examine our Books and terms
before they conclude to purchase in Boston, as
we are confident that we can supply them with
every thing in the School Book line on quite as
favorable terms as any other regular Bookstore.
On hand, a large supply of Writing and CIPHER
ing Books, States and Pencils, Quilts and Ink
Writing and Wrapping Paper by the rcam.
Worcester, May 6. eo6t