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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02

zIT ~ opentng, superb Assortment OF
fSn.y Articles, amongst the" are the FOL
owing
no.d Riticules lGrecian Liquid Rouge
g',,' do lPomaiuns. great 'arie-
oi'h p,,,.-s IL, in pols aud rolls
h n',' Al IRazors. old English
5;a,rd Ciisius,g great "a DO Podars -,
rieiy POO o''u|'
l''' "'.'a.H Jewellers Brushes
Do. 5nah Boxes do Van w
,,',,..f.r ornaments liearl Counters for
~, Ink stands whist, rariOHs kinds
p,.,ols doubl,, barrel English Dice, beautiful
n, .i.ele do ily,ry, for Miniatures
=, Percussion Lock, a IRON sup. quaIh y
Do with Batonets 'r's cheap
Cologne Water, greas EiaHat 9"l'ue'S"' pans
WITHIN QUO or Oh Rose, geiu'
Antique Oh do do me
4Ss.uees great rGrictyIOh CNmenI
oJo,s do dolOh khudI
o.;ssnr,{ suueriorlg remINatoh ribbons
,,,igiU belt do
psn kn1yes, QRogers Percussion Caps
reti. greH paristg Plan and Cut n'ass
Packet do do do do Sn,e.hns Nlals, great
Chess Mn variety
Do. Boards Seckiaers
Draft or Checker ades' Ovorshoes very
Boards Goad
srgar Boxes, grtm ar Ga""s
rely y Sung a"eN
Ink Stand do do sword Canes
iotos OF Keno RIDING Nh'ps, variety
Doninos Fancy Slate,
Hunters Bottles, ran Fancy GiasS Pictures,
Gus sizes small
Leather do do do, Cologne for Ladies Ioi
Riiicnle Clasps leiies, beautiful
Parse do Tobacco boSes
s,,lad Sppon, u Forks Powder fulfs, several
Mustard spoons Kinds
Splr, q Acid Provers Fancy Soaps, greatv VI
Snuff Boxes, greoi raft riety
tty Gruhemrn's dressing
Mngir Lanterns aSsor- Boxes. beautiful
,ed sizes Night Iaprls
Rose, Lavender and o. Pm-CushIons
range Flower waters Thermometers, grea
rerg stp variety
Veseiablctt"uge lfirks, &c. &c. &c &C
Vinegar ni Houge
Together with great variety oil other articles
not herein mentioned My stock OF Medicine
Asc. now on hand, is the largest in the State, a
The variety helser than any house ~ the unon
Al the articles are offered al the very loves
prices. EoWEL DAVIES.
March To-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02

rNoTICE.--All persons having claims a
81 gainst SpotsWood Garland, existing pre-.
Gus to the FIRST dav of January, 1926, are
lquesed to make them known on or before
IL Isl day Of June next, To the subscribers
no are his trustees, as we shall in very
prt time after that day, settle our trust ac-
unts and make distribution Of what funds
" then be in hand, among his several credi
g. aecordngto the provisions Of the deed
dsiitniiug us his trustees; and this notice
" be plead in bar OF cay claims which shall
d be before that time made known
ROBERT RIVES, sen.
ALEXANDER BROWN
-A9 s, PENN.
faroh 8 v4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02
ny FLETCHER & TOLER.
TERMS.

=, -, aanI,io payable ~ adyanee.-No sub
II fo' p .@s,yeI for less time than six months
vripon WI" N be discontinued tbut at the discretion
"a az ~ ,P1 Ip un, al so' are Paid.
viii be n d at o % es s .a ps,
g1are so' .r,se from a distane. must BIO pad Tor
-, their INSERTION, The paymout assumed ny
, pgsST raspoaslbe per'Oa'n LyHehoufs.
cbspeery Orders no,esceedns two sq"afes"ro III
.erted for six dollars ,,,,.--.. Ia ,,o.,
Aule,ter. addressed TO the Editors must 'o po''
n ar they will not be attended 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02
FOR. SALE.

n VERY handsome it'll e arm, upon the
ZAhead waters OF Apponattox, in Bucking
ham. This land is in The neighhorhood of Clio
yer Hill, lies remarkably we'll. prodnces to-
very large orchard OF well seleci"l 10. to
tract contains 3l0 acres-rersons urs,ns"d to
buy, will apply to the subscriber or Col. SAM
A. PAueson, who lives adjoining he premises
SAMI.. p. CHRIS Han.
March . Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02
III R.Ef Ds2>llY s. s,

NNE have this doy received 1t cssc of
w highly finished Leghorns, muci lowe
charged than any imported 'his season.
Mckee, ROBIN soma co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02
TO SAVE SEED.

3" Select some best summer fruit Gom good,
productive plants, which permit II continue in
full growth all they become yellow THIN cut
them from the vine. and place them upright on
end, in the inll sun, fnr two or three weeks .
when they may be cut open and the seed
washed on from the pulp spread il 10 dr. aud
harden thrn put il up in papers or bags inr ia
'ure sowing II will remain good for many
years and seed of three or four years keepinp
is preferable lor early name crops"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02
PARIS & LONDON
SUPERB
TAIrgY GO ODSs

uS,C oeenlng, superb assortment oil
n fon.y aitlcles, amongst them are the iol'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02

distance from the ground, ola clean growth,
Ire from spots aDd well Favored. Nj J. "
oil Philadelphia informed DR., Mease. that lac
enriched The ground near the trunk of Peach
ifee. aud sowed some cucumber seed which
cam up very Hbondanty lie pulled up all the
plants hut one, aud permitted the me o run TN
me ifre, II bore one hundred aud fifty cucmn-
offS' The numerous creeners with which the
cucumber sbounds, aud the result OF this e1pe.
r'ment, would ZEN to point nut the climbing
nature OF the plaut aud the great advantage
arising & ON permitting II 10 NJ ach itself TO a
IIah'e or rec, Instead Of continuing IL 10 the
s'on"u' Dom. Encgc.
Principal summer crop" The ground being
jug aud smnothe., In" II INTO squares Of & ieet
In the centre feaeh. dig a hole about fnuIteca
inches deep 81 hi with well rotied dung. AMI
sownn II live OF SIX CUCUMBER seeds cover these
WIN mould. au@. When they rise and take n
rough Leaf. SELECT two 10 each hll, and draw cut
the feinaihdar. This sowing cannot he safely
made IN our climate I'LL the 10th ri NAV For
NE TALL snd ncklns crops. you must sow the
hfsi az second week III july ArDlsfroug
lh'Nr eoenmbers, which are so~cd rs late
rs IuIy, WI not require topping or cutting off
the runners As before directed, Tor AT this seas
on vegetation will be les, vigorous, aud there
will he les dongrr Of the plant running TOO
much 10 ,ine.
R1'siHg P'aHis from cuttings Instead of raj.
sing cucumber plants rom seed. they ma, be
t"i,cd from cuttings aud thus kept on fom
tear 10 veal in the following mannrr Take a
shout THAI Is Just ready for stopping. rut i of
Just hrlow the Joint. behind the Joint before
which The shoot should have been stopped. then
cut smooth the Tower end Of the shoot or cutting
aud stick II INTO fine ieaf or other rich mould A.
bout an iHeh deep, and give II plenty of heat, &
shade It nom he rays Of he sun I'LL it be fair.
" struck, BY this method. as will II, by that
oi lavlnF, tacomoers may he propagatcd
! CUtUMBERS INCREASED BY LAYERS.
! As soon as several flower buds appear on a
( plant, bend lhcsecand or third jpint Ola branch
below the bosom fa'ten il firmly into the
ground AMI cut of the capillary point Of the
! plant it $40 lilv MICS root, aud must be sep
arated from the pnrent stoci, MS earh root has
only TO llplt few fruits with nonrishment, IL
saNes room. lahonr and iine aud Affords a con.
stan supnlf for eight, twelve aud mare nlnnlhs
which Is No 20 liable To- degenerate as il they
were raj ed from variety ofscetls'
Gie0Hings in HAsb1nHry.
/ TO SAVE SEED.
! Select some best summer fruit hom GOOD,
productive plants, which permit IL continue in
full growth all they becone yellow THIN en-
them from the vine. and place then UPRIGHT on
pn H.. an far a..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13
From he Ltiies' .NoatAiy Museum.
SINGULAR PREDICTION.

The following very curious note (prophetcal of
the revolution IN France, its progress and results
was found among the papers of La Harpc, n French
writer ~ much celebrity. who died in the year 1HO3
aite having, IN the most solemn manner renowned
the errors of false Philosophy. and nobly avowcd his
entire sGqusscence IN the sublime truths of Christ
Ian'jy, ~ which he became Que of the most enLght-
ened dr!cHdcrs:1
Ii appears to me as if it were but vester-
day, and 1t was nevertheless in the benin-
ming Of the year 783: we were at the table
oil brother academician, who was of the
highest rank, and man of talents. The
company was numerous and Of all kinds:
cour;iers, advocates, literary men, acade-
nacians, &c. We had been, as usual. luxu-
riously entertained; and at the desert. the
wines OF MalyOlsie and the Cape added To-
the natural gaiety Of good company that
kind Of social freedom which sometimes
stretches beyond the rigid decorum of IL.
In short, We were IN a state TO allow any
thing that could produce mirth Chamfoft
had been reading some Of his impious tales:
deiugs Of pleaslniries on religion succeed
cd; one gave quotation from the Pscclle
d'Oreans; another recoliected and applaud
ed the philosophical dIstich Of Dderot,
II DIES boyiux do dernr~r pretre
SerTcz ie cDa ia dernIer Byi.
The conversation afterwards took more
bcIiOb7 tufbs anu the most ardent admiTa-
ton was expressed OF the revolution which
VoItaire had produced; and they all agreed
that II formed the brightest ray Of his pDorv
'He had given tho ton to his aye, and has
contrvcd To be read IN the chamber as well
as in the drawjng-rOom.'
IL was, at lcngth, concluded. that the RI.
volutIon would Soon be- consummat l. anil
that it was absolutely necessary for super
stitiOn and ianaiicjsm TO give place TO plj-
losophy. The probability Of this epoch was
then calculated, and which Of the companv
present would then live TO sec the ye,go #
Reason. The elder part Of them lumented
that they could not fatter themselves win
the hope OF cuJoying in the expectation
that they should witness Il. The academy
was felicitatcd Tor having prepared the
grand works; and being, at the same time.
the strong hold, the centre and the moving
principle Of freedom of hotghL
There was only one of the guests who
had not shared ia the delight Of this CONVEX.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13

Here there was very sensible emotion
throughout the company, and the counte-
nance oil the master of the mansion wore n
very grave and solemn aspect; il was indeed,
very generally observed, that this pleasantly
was carried too far. Madam dc Grammont,
In order To dispense tho cloud that seemed
TO be approaching, made no reply to this
last answer, but coniented herself with say
ing, with an AIR of gaiety, You see he viii
not even leave nlc a copiessor' No, mad
am, that consolation will he denied to all
OF You. The last person led To tire scatlold
who viii he allowed a coniessor, Us the great
est OF iayaurs, will be
Here he paused for Il moment; land who
then Is the happy mortal who will be allow
.et tins pferogativen III is the only one
which VIII be lett to him; it viii be the King
OF France.
The master of the house now rose in
haste, and his company were all actua,ed by
the same impulse. He then advanced 10 NJ.
Gazette. and SAID 10 him. in an affecting and
impressive tone, My dear Nj. Gazette, we
have had enough of these melancholy con-
cets; YOU carry it too far, even at the risk OF
the company with whom you are, aud your
sell along with them Gazette made no
answer. and was preparing TO retire, when
/
sible, 10 do away all serious impressions,
and To restore some kind OF gaiety among
them, advanced towards him, and said, NV
good prophet, you have been so kind as to
tell us al our fortunes, but you have not men-
toned any thing respecting your own AZ
terra few minutes Of silence, with his ewes
fixed on the ground, Madam he replied.
have YOU ever read the siege of Jerusalem,
as related by Joscphus'' TO be sure have,
aud who has noi7 But YOU may suppose. ii
You please, that | know nothing about it..
| Then YOU must know, madam, that during
the sloge Of Jerusalem, a man seven success
SIve days, went round the ramparts of that
city, in the sight of the beseged, CRYING in
cessaniy, in It loud and inauspicious voice,
10 10 Jer7isaiem! and on the 9TH dav he
cried no to Jerusalem and to ,ryseif! AT
that moment an enormous stone, thrown by
the machine of the enemy, dashed him to
pieces
NJ. Gazette then made bow and retired.
NJ Cozottc guilloincd Sept. e5th 1892;
exactly four years and rajf aer The prophecy Of
his death
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13

ling themselves with the reflection that Il was the
only one IN that part Of the country. The appear
enee OF three fashionable entering the squat
~ and swsinpy retreat excited what the French call
sensations The peasantry were astounded. aud the
poriuniries OF acquiring tho polite finish of polished
society were not very numerous, put On his green
glasses, then intending TO be- very fine and neat in
bs address, turned round TO the group OF poor
pic tnat clustered near HIM, and exclaimed, "Boys
bsyS-,hrcc cheers t1sslice chairs) FOR the lades'
The boys al that time more accustomed To cheers
than chairs. they to0s bs words literally, aud
wing 'hcir hats and sticks, rave three shouts that
nearly irightcncd the ladies out of their wits.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13
from the .rip Yosir Courier and Enquirer.
BACHELOR CONFESSIONS.

BhCHLt<OR toNr EcolONS..
"si aoa zero ssbsn t,eraso"
Bless me! I've discovered six gray hairs
/, AiidinsFc beautiful locks OF minc-
Aud my teeth, whited-scpvichrstr TRAITORS,
Contiand!Y ache al iced vine;
'Cr0esa Esst round my temples are wrinkliag,
The goui gives hint TO my toe,
- ondes n folks have an mixing
How rapidly old grow.
l-hate to stand up in co,illions,
Voio dancing tircsonc bore,
Wouldn't marry 1.-The Ieiio' for millions,
Whom these futtcrilp fools oil adore.
Halter myself l'm toe showing
10 be caught Jy u,erc outside show,
And think myself wiser growing,
AS (alos:l older grow.
!once thought segar smoking horrid
And never sat long at winc
hiy complexion is now slightly horid,
And dearly love to dine
Somehow, these bachelor notions
ChDg 10 us like icttcrs So,
With sl,elr cointcracting emotions,
We forget how old We grow
Il is pleasant, indeed, after dinner,
Your Bingham" TO sip at your ease,--
Coniound a. l wish | was thinner,
Aud didn't feel weak in the knees.
Enjoyment to-day is delightful,
But to.r'Orrow must come we know,
And old King Time grows mole spitctul,
The Older his subjects grow.
Years ago, and relished the fancies
That poetry s'ul'd IN my head
ENJOYED Mrs R03rliii's romances.
Aud thought It would be- charming 10 we'd
Deep honSge lpaid 10 iisSr faces.
kiss'd hands thst where winter than snow,
But now have cut the graces,
Ills awkward SO old to groN.
once lov'd By moonlight 10 ramble,
With favorite Airt OH my arm,
onolmT verses from Moore or from Campbell,
Aud thinking her no heart TO chNrm;--
Nov, my curling locks flor iriz emil
In The damp night air hang low,
And snecze- and catch rheumatism
Thus tls, when old we grow.
Time.was when wac in great vogue,a
Model, dandy gallant
DrnRing wafer at hot Saratoga,
Driving tandem IN style TO Nahant-
Spending days a the Cotskil piuc orchard,
GsGing down at the prospect below
Bot now with lumbaeO I'm tortured,
Hate TO trayri--so old grow.
Ny dicta-they once were Authentic,
In waistcoat, coat, trowseIs, crava;;
Ia language-both Walker AID Eniick
kDock'd under to my great fiat.
Now am voteda bore by the youngsters,
Aiyopinlons no longer The go;
In support of my taste not tongue stirs-
LIN dropped because old grow.
lost no' much money by gaming,
Nor otte,, drank wine to excuse
Mamts called M not past reclaiming"--
Papas found no fault with my dress
The beau sex sm ell on me most hiohly.
And would often sigh bestow,
Bat now-thOugh they treat me prlitelv,
They whisper, how old you grow.
Once lived on round of enjoyment,
Which sh0rtend the fleeing day,
Now twirlmy thumbs for employment,
And am cursedly ennd.
Gteat goose that 1 was 10 taTry!--
To triAe with happiness so;
w no now will The Bachelor marry,
That avows he Old does grow;
Oh Fashion; thy yotary and victim
That irOiics in vanity mig,
Would he tell oil thc,wocs that afIlict him.
In striving to be quite the thing
Could declare these worldly pleasures
Are reXaiion and profl!css show,
And that II wcr, wise to take measures
GaiDst the time when we old shall grow.
Y. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-13

linn, ,ai Co7(essi0n.- lady ut confession
other Lclrous crim.s, accused hersclror ugi
Whit is the use of ~ asked tho couCcs.
y 10 make MYSELF honfsouirr. And does
that eifcci' AZ least lhiuk 20. father
icssor on this, took his penitout out orthc q
al INTO Tn light, pat on his opportunities. nr
boxed al her nttcnuvely. said, We'll. ma
may use reugc, for you are uely enough eve
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17
Correspondence Of The Jouraal Of Conn,esee

LoSpoN, Sept. s, 1929
mere nave been recently several very ccnsidora
Die itIiufes mere IN the woolen trade. The claims
on n few only of the whole number will be t,eor
million sterling. These houses baye ronrnae1 t ~"
tam thefr credit for length of time bv accop,mos
tlon paper founded on fictitious tropsostons yo,cbc
Dy invoices and bills of parcels which althouob re
ulaf h appearance, always very much exceeded tio
sums at winch the goods were ACTUALLY asrrcJ
between the parties. A Bankruptcy VyI1isb tool
pace III London four or five months since incident
ally gave rise to surmses that eventoiJ, ro,,oht a.
whole system to light.
IL Is he frequency Of similar occurrences in tL,
country that has of late years thrown such onontito
OF cheap manufactures into yours Persons in 6stros
VIII privately severy low to an expnrter or viii o.
PoII OH IheH own account, obtainiup advances
aHhougn at certainty of loss rather than exnosp
themselves TO the open consequences and t;ros ~
uhderselilng Tor the home trade. In the latter coce
.ie l1nsaction would get wind and loss of credit
"ould instantly be the consequences
1T were not for these and sirn;lsr o,;,o;o -
tend 10 create abundance of losing sales on vor side
ie "aIer one would suppose that MANY of oI,r
dceuFers might stand the trial of coinDefitop ,t
tPose oil England il Is certain that ordinary cottong
aLh perhaps even coarse woollens can no made az
Ihgip WIN you as they can be here's and what Is sfir
get1er tor the consumer they will last longer But
fortnight OF distress in Manchester ,I1 III s,,, 49,;
lnundats your markets with more co,to Ia. - ~
disposed ofna year; and as they viii always he sold
i% any PRICE that will cover advances down conse,
lne IaIheC Prce OF your domestic goods rron e,cr,,
ri NC ~ olstrcss among the manufacturers herr
mere Is az present contest virtua, o.;,o, 90, he
your manufacturers and those NJ Co, pr;toin
~, .nc possession ofyour home market IFvo per
=; 800 you VIII DC sure to prevail your Machinery
~, my quHe as good as thoirs eome of Il better
o-.'i O9''' ana mono oil - had as their worst
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17
Ton TIE RICHMOND WING.
TO THO. RITCHIE, ESQ.

StR:--in your Enquirer of Tuesday, find the fol
loving notice OF the Preface to Mr.. Clays Speech at
Fowiets Garden, and its supposed author:
.4notser Literary Trick-The reader has scarcely,
the Letters OF 81 fdrmcr published in this City for the Dur
pose OF pIoPPng the sinking OF the Coalition They
,ndenaby from the pen o the celebrated Dr. Tobias Wat
suggestion having FORTH that they were write,
by Nit Madison the whole pack joined the tiey
were re-pubised and pulled through the u Sta as the pro
ducton Of Mr. Madison Whas course did these men ,aie %
NnGw better ley suffered the trick to pass uncontradced
and the base com TO go abroad without To arrest ne
cculaon-untl Mr. Madison himself as compelled IN nal
10 the counter ~
similar imposition has been lately prac,iscd rnor M ~
r pamphlet copy Of Mr. Cay's Fowcr GARDEN Speecb
iao neen PUNISHED i" ls CITY, accompanied by flaming
the production of one OF the eminent or
Czns OF Virginia. we forget the precise terms Of the
noGc; Inc Coalition papers North and West, accordingly
extracts! rom The Preface and some of them the whole
Lfeiace ITSELF with high puff upon the au,oTWe had read
TINS precious morceat aud confess somewhat aston
t a. 'e hsn PaEersge claimed for itAnd what out
m idCE mai Is from the pen of gentleman near this
Cy;apdwho has never been public life and not at all known
Preface to be cried up the work of sope nd whose
" we are Do deceived Literary trick is abou, 10 he
necessary, III due season tSo'"
| am not very ambitious, otherwise INV v,n;,,
might get the better Of my discretion, and for the
sake of a compliment justly due TO another. 7 rn;ob,
be induced to hazard the fate of the rlhapuv Watn.
to which you would seem TO refer me- or that Of some
others who were considered fit subjects f,r q;
ther the shears The laltcr.+ Report places vo, in
the latter class, though hope it is nothing hut n
" Coalition" lie, for thin mon ham, nfiobfV hard
might however well afford 70 consult my SAFETY in
declining the compliment, for what could it avail me
to be thought the aathor Of the preface in oucs,io
after the sentence you have passed upon il? Nav.
what would become even Of lIomers memory. were
Eon TO write 'Precinus morceau' on the face Of the
tia"c Sir, It would be ike the cross of n bank on
tbc i0ce OF cOunte ri,it note.
- was once rule in criticism, for the ability Of the
author to he judged by the excellence of his worry
o0t tIs rule has hcen rSoymed, since you have snc
-eoueH VI making Tor US Sing out of curse with
~ ~ the General is reported have said at the Herm
E' "heh ms election denounced "cUrser upon Inc
coan''.r "i'aid t----i Pc le9syss =, 30 s o g
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17

~ ~ the General is reported have said a, the teri
''Ee' "hei ms election denounced "cue 1pon Inc
COUNTY ''ai d t--i p dses.vss q he ts.rs5 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-20
Grape Vines, Fruit Trees. etc.

Redpcfd ~ price from % TO so nero
JAMES WINSTON, Agent for William Prince Pr,pyir.
,o o' inc lnnan Botanic Corden Flushing York
will furnish selections ofhne VINE a T4BLE ORgPFS
AZ - cents each, by the hundred vines
INC greatest proportion of thes' vines are fru tive Rhine
ana ue most northern departments Of France (and OF
cannot a tn sccecd0 ncluSng the cclc9tcd Tckav, and
white, rcd and grey Bugmdyhe three latter making the
famous Ct0iipGgns Vine
PEACH g. kPIIE TREES win also be FINISHED =, -
cents each, by the 100 trees
Also, PRINCE on HORT TCULTTRF- f,r sale
New catalogues, gccaiy eu aCcd distributed crat,ouslv in
which, upon examination, will De found ihlt urces vefv
geEcraliv, tayc berl greatly fIyc.3 ~ IS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-20

. USf RECEIVED, The extraordinary Military
- Career of John Ship, late a Lieutenant in his Ma
Jestys 87th Regiment; the Trials of Life by the au
thor OF Ode Lsle for sale at the book and station
airy store Of
may WIN. II. FITZWHYIsONN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-20
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
Va ciTy Street, rear Of the Vrcinia and F;,,7asr.
Banks.

~ ' = S"eet, rear Of the VJroiaid and Esyaaars
- $1,000. Banks.
OSEPH WILLIAMS l. cra,osl .. ,t I.no
y and gentlemen of Virginia, for past favours and
IoPes a continuance OF The same; and would thank
te iadies sending their silk dresses to hare hem ia
Aet " pleces' Wncn VII enable him warrant them
ment IN the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
cessary as ne has suitable machines to finish them, il
s~ht 10 nun In the situation above mentioned.
1en'iemen are likewise inforEed, that he scours
and renews in colour coats, pantsoons and vests t.
Setef with all kinds Of Apparel ah6 requested repairs
ien III the neGteSt manner. AS usual all kinds OF
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