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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-15
IMPORTANCE OF THonoUGH CULTivA.
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The importance Of thorough tillage Is illustra-
ted by The following apologize. " A vine d.ess.
cr had two dang and vineyard when
his oldest daughter was married he gave her "A
third Of his vineyard for a portion; notwi,h-
standinl which he had The ssnn qnantit, Of
fruit Ms formerly When his yaunecm ddaele
ter was married he gave her half ei what re-
NAMED, slill the produce Of his vineyard was IN.
diminished. This result was the consequence
oi his Iestowipg M much labour on ,he third
par left after his daughters had received iher
portions. "' he had been accustomed 10 give 10
the whole vineyard
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EBY virtue OF n deed of trust, executed 10
n D the subscriber by Thos Ivers, hearing
date the lst day ot Feb 1897, recorded in the
clerks Office ofAmher5l county court, Tor pur.
passes therein mentioned, shall proceed, on
Saturday the 9th Jan. next. on the premises.
10 sell, to the highest bidder, for cash, the re-
sIdue OF irsut OF land, lying in the county Of
Amherst, adjoining the lands of phineas Pierce,
SAM. ID Christian and o,hers.--As the sale
will take place upon The premises. deem any
particular description unnecessary. Acting
n. trustee, shall convey such title only ms i,
vested in me. VIM. BOURNE, Trustee.
Dec. % ltn3g
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-15
AGRICULTURE IN ITALY.

The clinlar, soil. aud surface ot Italy ara 80
| various MS 10 have given liset "A greater iii.
| versiiv Of culture than Is Ia hs tonnd N the
| whole oil Europe, besides. Cor, grass, butch
crs meal eheese, butter rice, siik cotton
wine, oil, and fruits OF sil kinds, are oil found
| N perfection in this fertile section 81 the
globe. Boudou.ssserts that only une filth Of
'ue surface 81 Iialy is considered sterile while
only fifth Of the surface oi France rs consiJ-
cred fertile. population OF llnly is gseat
er iu proportion 10 ,ts surface than that OF 81
her France or Great Britain
The writers on the rural economy of Italy
are Arthur Dung IN 1888 Sigismondi, IN 1904
and ChaienuN ieus, IL 1879.
In L"mbardy, the lands me generally far
mod toy meiny era, (trom one halo The land
lord pays the taxes and repairs THE buildings.
The .rnant provides cattle, implements and
seeds, aud he produce is divided The irri-
cation of lands IN Lonlbardy is n remarkable
feature oil Italian hu5bandry. All canals IA.
ken from rivers are "a" property Of The state.
~ may be catfrd through my mans land,
provided llry do not pass through The garden,
or within n certain dslnucn oi u mansion, on
pnying the vGue al the ground occupied.
Water is not only employed Tor Rras--laHds,
which, when fully WRirred, are moved four
Hud some times five tunes ycnr; and in
! tbInt cases rs tdItk Is Warren, INT ~ CONDUCT
ID between the narrow fldgrs al corn land
~ the hoil LIS hrtacen drilled crops, among
vines. or 20 flood lands. q foot ur more in
depth, which are sown With rice Water Is
also used for dep"slling surface mud IN some
places where II - charged with that mater.
al.
The details 81 watering Tor thrss aud oihc,
purposes are gwen IN various works, and col
Iecied IN those al Professor Rs. In general.
waer lands let nj one third higher price than
hose not irrigated.
The implements an operations OF ngfir I'll
turt il Lombnrdy, M 10 il very imprri.rI.
HE p'ough rs u vetV fudr CeutrivanCe, With
a haadle th riren or touretpn feel long. Bnf
III" cattle are fed with Extraordinary care
They are lied up in stalls, lhen bled once II
twice. cleaned and rubbed With oil nfirr
wards combeb aud hrushe rWice u day. Tel.
food III summer Is clover or other green herb.
aye , IN WlHtpr mixture Of elm leaves, cle-
yer lay, mud puIYerizcd walnni-cAke, over
which boiling water IL POURED, aud ban aud
salt added. In short time the cattle east their
hair, grow smooth, round aud fat, aud 50 i'm
proved asiio double their yahe TO the butch.
er.
The tomato o. love.apple (tolannn iyr0peys,
c1ih so extensively used III Italian corkprv
forms an article OF field culture near pompril
aud especially Ia sicily, from WHENCE ihry az
seut 10 Naples. Rome and several towns CD IN,
Mediterranean sea.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-15
BY FLETCHER * ToLER.
TERMS.

- Tor 81 per anpani, payable N adyaneo.-No sub
- m ne rsease for a less time than SIX mouths
will be- discontinued fut at the discretion
a IN. If ri,tors) until all arroarases are paid
- Advertisements will he inserted al % cents per
quar- w. Those from distance must be paid for
10 their insertion, the payment assumed by
p ,s,as re s.pon.ible persoain Lynehbnrs.
e,hanesry Orders exceeding two squares are in
serted iof s'A dollars
~ .uIetsrs addressed to the Editors must be post
- n, they VIII not be attended to-
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VIII sci! mo,h 300to 500 acres of uncear
GU 'and, lying in Bedford county. three
su@',ers OF a mile from New London Academy
a. A., '"H'een from bgachbarg. II is well adapt
~ 'he culture of Tobacco and the different
,''ao gram usually cultivated in the neighbor
.u'a IS We'll watercd, and lies better than any
s aaG' W us 'He IN this part ofthe country. II is
~ N'''aira IS to be entirely exempted from da-
80 ~ n"aFy rams or high water The terms
~ .e very accommodating say one, Two
"'aree years, upon a small payment IN hand.
"i"'re OF the subscriber, one mile ami hal
'' oi View LONDON. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. IL 90
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n AND FOR SALE.--l wish 10 sell the
NJ valuable irac, niiand lying On Otter ri
yer, ahoH, four miles from Wards Bridge au,!
three from Wards road, in Campbell county,
II contains too Acres handsomely improved,
and IN good repair. The land is of hnr quality,
particularly adartea to tobacco. This Land is
wen waiercd and limbercd, and "a great deal Of
hne tobacco land to cut: there is body of So
~ 40 acres Of low grounds. of good quality, ut.
or he'd to IT, on the rivcr--There is limestone Of
lace quality, also, Oh this land, which has been
h'e'i: also, iron ore, in great abundance, which
nas been tried, and proved 10 be of superior
auaity. The spring convenient 10 the dwelling
Is very large, aaordmg a sutlciency of water for
IN overshot mill. Also, "a most delightful seat
lar miil-The water is of superior quality.
rms Land is subject TO deed III trust, g. the OBJ
ape IN selling ~ 10 satisfy said deed. after which
o'lng done, good aud houa fde title can be
matte The purchaser may make payment him
Ne'i'o The pe'sons who hold the trust decd.
Any persons wiohng to purchase or view said
Iana>, VIII please call Oh Capt A. f. Galloway,
' ~nn ives or said lands, or the subscriber, near
ward Bridge. Ehe terms will be made as ac-
,omr"da'ing as possible bnt a bargain can be
nta '"r cash, Possession car be had on the Isl
Mis- fall. TVn II DtfrIrpCE
aug. %. ts4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-15

Ice a Msuieins Tina custom Of taking ioe
IA imly anu s,oily ia considered as an indls-
rensahie seir'shmenl and nv apoweriul rem
Ely IN many diseases The physicians Of
,h"se countries do moi give many medicines /;
hui frequently prescribe severe regimen, L.
prevent The banaiul'eFects Of various disras'
ses, by suffering the sick for several days, 10
take nothing hnt wsier cooled with Ice.
swee, orhoges, and ice fruits.
American Sentinel
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Commission Business.

HNiE subscriber havn entered into the
> tomml'sion business offers his servi.
les 10 the merchants and planters trading 10
this place Tobacco, Flour. and other pro.
dnce, oontided 10 his caietG sell or ship. will
be strictly attetaed 10. He is provided with
Storage III kre proof house IN main street.
Tor the reception OF Flour, Whiskey aud pack
ages OF Goods. SAML. HANNAH.
jim. |. lon
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sa.xsxs.sss,t ~HK
Mr. 80
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-s.-~sSs--s-s---..s.ss-. = saz.s.ss-siis
USE OF PLASTER IN AGRICULTURE

USE OF PLASTER IN AGRICULTURE
Mr. Buel. practical farmer. offers the FOL
lowing rules for the u.e OF Plsser. 10 the con
sideralion of Farmers
|. That plaster may he applied TO pasture
and meadow lands, MOI absolutely wet. with
strong probability OF pfo6f--as II undoobted-
| ly torms a constituent, OF many Of the grass
rs, increases their vgor, and ih'okens the
soil
That |, may he applied. with equal pros
peel of success, IN thr maze ard potato crops,
and think. 10 legames, such Ms peas, brsns,
&C These hepg sewn, ms good husband.
ry implies, upfn laikis naturally free from
'uriace water or rendered soby draining.
3 That its benefits are greatest npon sands,
eravels, and light loans aud thai these bcne-
fiis diminish In proportion rs the sotl becomes
,,ch, either naturally or by the application Of
dung
4. That plaster can never become II snhsii-
inte Tor dung, bnt mny he rendered n yalnn-
BILE Notwithstanding some crops directly,
and all remotely hv increasing the volume Of
vegetable matter, which ultimately becomes
The food Of plants.
g. That from one 10 two husbcis per acre is
-ufheent annual dressing Tor lands.
g. Tint upon grass II ismosI lral'nb'y sown
early, that the yernal rims may render II solu
BILE; and upon titled crops before thu Inst
plougblng fh,i the moisture ~ the soil may
per torm TINS oiice in season, in both cases, 20
benefit the summers growth.
And finally, Tint it, use can be hest reau-
lated by the farmer himsrlf, carefully noting
lis effects upon different crops SOILS, &c. al
ways leaving stfip upholstered upon eiops
which il is suppo "d 10 b"nehi, and plasering
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FEEDING ANp rtTrEN,ycuo,,

-
Fowls Viii heroine lat On IT,. c.nro,.,,
run OF the tarn.ynr where ths, tb,,vc nnon
the 'Hals o. the Stable. aud or ors reinso ,r,,,
per apps ome small regular daily food. h,s
~ ,rashing time they bee me nart,enIsr,, "a,
and are 'h'nce styled be n.door tn,,Is nyoha.
BY he most delicate nd hiehl, Favored OF
al Others, both iroW ,beir inI allowance al
the frs, grain, q n rons;ani health in wbirb
they ARE kept hr wing IN n na,nr.l .,ale, and
,aYing the hll enjoyment of mir and ...rri,q
u II common practice with some bou.c.
""es 10 coop 'helr burn door fowls for a week
wa, annef the nnlion "i improving them
.'r Inc 'ahIe, AID increasing them Tor the ihl.
"a practice which, however. seldom saeccrI.
since the fowls generally pine for the loss Of
Their lihcrty, aud sighting their food lo.e in.
stead Of gaining additional Gcsh. snch a ne.
riod. in tact rs TOO hort for them 10 became
accustomed o confinement
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-15

Whoiesome udrire from, Jcewon's Letters BE
pa ife with the least show and the least ex
pence possible you INDY II pleasure increase
both, bui yam cnnnot easily diminish them. Do
not think yonr estate your own, while ANY man
cnn call upon you for money and you cannot
pay: therefore begin with fimorous iarsiniony.
Let II he your first care not To he IN any man :
debt Resolve not 10 he poor /, whatever you
have, spend less. Poverty IA great emmy 10
human happiness. II certainly destroys liberty,
and !, make some virtues inprncucaDIe, aud
TIERS extremely difficult.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-15
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY

In Diseases ofthe Liver: Debility resulting
sfom iniemperance and designations Old and in-
veterate Ulcers: Pains in the Bones, attended
with swellings Of The joints !: Indigestion
Botches on the Face, Pimples, &c. Syphilis
3ulaneous diseases generally and letter in par
iicular: Nercurai and Scrafi!ous complaints.
The certificates of wonderful cures perform
ed by the Ca'hol con, have become so nu'nrr-
Gus, as 10 preclude their insertion in any news
paper, and has made it necessary for the pro-
pTc,or to print them in a pamphlet Of about
7eO pages. This will be forwarded as soon as
possible TO the several Agents for gfatuitous DIS
tribuou, and musi, on perusai, strengthen the
good opinion now entertained by the trlends Of
this medicine, and disarm, as II is hoped, the
rrejudices OF those whe view with distrnSi any
medicine not known in what is called Hregu-
hr Practice Facts are s,ubbon things, and
cannot be gainsald
Al the earnest Solicitations of members of the
medical faculty, and others who have Witnessed
Vegetable Cathocon and " no are anxious that
Id benefits TO mankind may be more widely diff
fased the proprietor has consented 10 re 'uce
the retail price 10 TWO DOLLARS
per bottle and tins will be done without III any
way drrerioralog the quality of the medicine,
Ior reducing The SIZE If Ire be!,te. as has been
materially done in the case OF Swalms Pan
a"ea
The above genuine Medicine FOR sale by
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
Agent for Lynchbuig.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-15

Kitchen Econon,g.--A trirnd has mentioned
10 Us ah Improvement in Kitchen ecnnom,
which We think deserving of notice. Il may
he called IN iron back log. and is oesi hnl
low 10 eontuin THIS ron cylinder, which pls
ced NJ The bottom of wocd Ere. and connect
ed with a cask or tub of water uear the hr,
place, or IN any convenient part 81 the room
The family may thus hnva constant supply 81
hot water, without inoum bering the Fireplace
and with mnch less than thr ordinary Con.
sumption OF fuel ior thai purpose.
Long Island Star.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-15

In boring for water or The island, a, the M.
per end Of dis village. owned by Mr., Sewnil.
nvetn of water was struck nj the depth ol l6n
feet, which oiniis an inGn nmable gns IN large
quantities. II Is 80 perfectly free from The
nnuseous smell Of HE oil gas, that its existoncr
"ns discovered only by the cnsnal inroduc .
lion oi a Iigh, into the mouth of The veil.
WdfsrioWn Register.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-15

Legs hecome dr7iecaied, and, in conse
9ueHce, lose great part Dftheir substance and
nuiri'ive quality, hy keeping, and every D,dy
knows ''e value OF fresh laid egg. IRpy
will retain heir moisture and goo,inres. how
ever, three or 70 rsmonii,s ar more, il the
pores of ihe she'll We closed aud rendered i'm.
peryions to lie ear by SOM nnciunns np,lica-
it"n. We, generally, annint them with nut
ton fnel n"he', ma 81 them on end. we1g.
" clos" iofetArr "a bran, stratum super arat
mn, Uay"f .d'ove laYrr) the eon,a,n,n, bo,
ncins covered clio ely, laid anon ihc q the
vplk VII adhere Ia Tho 4hrr. They thus
r"'ue mo nse al thu end nj n consid rphl,
pei q u time, IN - slnte almost oanaI to new
ard rsss Tor CONSUMPTION bal oiigh, mol 10 be
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-15

Culture Of SIR - Within few days our nj.
ieniirn has been called tp this useful ard high.
" Interesting suhject.--Mr. Can6eld,a respec-
able and intelligent farmer Of Tho Town ~
Clay, IN this county, inform6 rs that he ~.
lends, IA soon as practicable, IN engage ~ the
profitable business of renring the SILK worm -
hat he rontempialss apnTOrriniing six y,
m"rr acres ~ ground 10 ihe culture OF tn
Mulberry Tree.
Syracuse 9dpeys;ser
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Syracuse 4dpfr6ser

Fruits NJ fdsmpe,ancc.--b is stated in The
D,5bau. (Nas,.l Rcg'sio', that IN every casf
II criminal conviction, at thu late term Of The
Supreme 1pdicial Court Tor Norfolk eonmy
The convict wnsnn1er the ,nnppnre OF AZ
d"ut spirits At TIE time OF committing the OF.
fence
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-15

/ : RS ccnstantlyreceivingf fresh suppIicso Drugs
i Medicines, Surgical instruments, Paints
Oils, Dye-Stutis, Perfumery, &c. &c.
All ofwhich may be had on the most reason
| able terms. June g.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-15
TAKE NOTICE.

Ladies Goats aud Cloth Shawls. tnat have
grease spots on them, o. have lost their hriehr.
hess, cleaned III the haudsomesl sAIe. He
will keep samples ne specimens of his work,
which may oe seen al his shop. Articles OF
apparel will ke sent for
n. B Tailoring, Repairing, &c. attended to.
Dee. u tf35
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ONLY So PER BOTTLE.

FEyHE unparalleled reputation of this med
che ia such, and its pre-emInent virtued
are so well established, and so fully acknowcs
fedecd by nm Intelligent public. tina, it Is
scarcely necessary TO say any thing further
than thatit is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-15

GiRger ooi.--Mr. katord. near Savannah,
has ra''ed ginger root Cor The lat four
years, sueor'sinlly, on common lsnd. and
"xposedto all the variations of the the elm
HiH,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-15

The Canada papers complain Of the heavy
rates Of pos'age on newspapers IN the Proyin
ces, " hi,h !nr pNetcl these Of the Z State.
while IN England there ia no postage upnn
newspapers transmitted by mail. H. Upper
Canada tive publisher oi newspaper has IL
pay IT,. pos'aee nppn III his papers, al the Of
fee where HEY are mailed. 4 petition is 70
he presented 10 the proper authority 10 miti
gate this hHhihcD.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-15

Sheep "A meeting Of The citizens Of Orange
cnun has be,n called a, Goshen, Y. y. to uc
wise some plan iuprotrct ihen shrepiolds iron
the ravagcs ofdogs, the existing laws bring Ia
sufficient
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-15

On the sign of an inn, herring the Duke or
Aihops arms nron bis Grace's estates in Scot
band, are the following words -" -" Ouch.
ess leaves the Duke arms every morning al
I've O'Clock ior GLASGOW (meaning u coach
called The pu'c1ess) III Grace being irfaf-
med oftIis short time ng r, pleasantly re
markrf-l assure "'ni, II is nearly irne. al.
though not for Gas COW. hui 30 attend 20 suGh
concerns as relate IN my fnnpiness and
sincerely wish many other WINS would do the
same. l6'ishion GGs.
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HE ATRASS MAkING.--The
I'VE subscriber, nj the lower end of main
street, in addition tohis Rope and Irvine max.
ing business; makes and repairs Curd Hal,
Mattresses, Also makes Shuck Mattresses. n
cheap and comfortable article for summer--and
would be thankful for any job in that way
which shall be done with neatness and despatch.
aud on very reasonable termes.
J. IL. ECHOLS.
AIny tsbu
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-15

Brushes for marking Toacco and Cotton
Pitches or marking Brushes
F,uncy Soaps--French, English aud Amer
ican---a great variety
Water colours, and colours COR Velvet paint.
ing
pertumery Fancy cut-slass and pair
Smelling Vials-the greatest yariet,
in Virginia
A most splendid assortment of Fancy =
sences aud Waters-viz Honey, 60
loqne, Lavender, Jessomine, Musk, VI
oict, Otto of Rose, DC. &c.
Shoe and Boot Brushes
Shoe, Boot and Harness Varnish
Copal, Japan, aud Spirit Varuishes
hoo lbs. best Glue
900 do Red Saunders
goo do Gum Sheiac
200 Capal-all qualities
100 Blue Calls
600 lbs. Brazaetto Wood
All tie new remedies lately introduced into
the practice of medicine.
Thermometers,
900 lbs Vrdigris
4D Calls. Alcohol
1000 lbs. Venetian Red
900 do Red Lrad
900 do Rochelle Powder
Loco do Tnrpenlne Soap
200 do Calomel
100 do powdered Iaiap
100 do poudered khubaYb
Spanish Floarani Indigo
ALL THE SECRET REMEDIES
All the Patent Medicines in use
Swaim's, Wilson's, and SCOTS Panaceas
Potter's Catholcon
Dr. Chambers celebrated Remedy for lu-
temperance
Surgical Instruments, in c1ses and sepa-
rate--all kinds in use
0bStetrica do
Trusses-alI kinds in use
Catheter's-aIl kinds do
Bouge's do do
Mathematical Instruments
Shop Furniture-all kinds in use
a most beautiful assortment OF snuff Box
es--the variety far exceeding any in
Virginia
Together with great variety cf other articles,
too numerous 10 mention, and weekly arrivals,
which always keep the stock on hand large
and freSh-al ofw hch are offered to my friends,
to the citzens of Iynchburg, to Merchants
Physicians, and the public generally, at much
!ouer prices tran they ever were sold in this
place Howell DAVIES.
Main Street, Lynchbnrg.
Dec ~.
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Blue, BLAcw, DRAB, Bgc

BLUE, DLAcT, DRAB, BTc.
On quite different plan pursued by Dycrs.
by comparing the articles secured 10y him
they are pronounced by good judges eqaal 10
new, which has already been noticed hy the
pnhlic, Spets, Grease, &c. be takes from the
cloth and puts apparel in its complete snHpc,
Dressing spunging aud Pressing, zone in III,
best oaoner. When required, he applies all
ening, and restores The colornl the sehm,,
and wherever the parts are faded. Travellers
will be at,cnhod 10 on the ehnricsi nnlice
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New Fall Arrivals. of
MEDICINES, DRUGS.

pifVT'S. OfLS. DYE TUFFS. aud DYE
FOODS, ground aud in sacks, HfNDOR
GLASS. PUTTY BRUSHES. ZINES.
SNUFFS. FANCY ESSENCES. FANCY
soaps. PERFUMERP, SPIRITS TUR.
PEATfhE. ALCOHOL, TURPENTINE
SOAP, SEGARS. Sc H.
1900 lbs. hes EPSON salts
5000 do do Giaubers, do
500 bottles Castor Od-aIl kinds
f01 kegs best White Lead
400 do do Spanish Brown
10 0 lbs. dry White Lead
1900 do do Spanish Brown
900 gallons Spirits Iurpentinc
Is do Sweet Oil
go lbs. Chronic yellow
Ion do do or Patent Green
100 do Prussian Blue
10000 do Log~ood in sticks (Cdpy,sacliy)
1000 do ground Logwood
1000 do do Fus,ic
1000 do stick do
l,0t0 do ground Camwsod
so do Nicaragua
90 do Arrow Root all kinds
300 do Starch, snpero,
5000 do best Alum
5000 do do C0ppefss
300 do Borax, refined and crude.
1000 do Blue Vitriol
- do white do
900 do Rochelle Salts, powdered
90 10 Sal Sofa
100 do Super Carb Soda
2oOdo Lump Magnesla
81 do CaIclned do
100 do Spanish Flies
900 d. Cream Tartar
Ion do Gum Camphor
1000 do White Chalk
2,u0odo Spanish Whiting
5000 do best Puay
2OO do Aeua Forts
5Oo do Oil Yiriol
100 do Mutisic Aeid
80 do Nitric Acid-sirong
30 boxes Window Glass
900 lb. Snufls-ail Kinds, in bottles and
jars
500 toxe. Segars-from 81 90 10 So per
thousand
OLD PORT and MADEIRA VINES
In bottles, and by the gallon, or, cask
or larger quantity.
Prime Clarei Vine
Paint Brushes, ground and unground
Sash Tools do do
Scrubbing Brushes :.
Hair 90
Tooth do great variety
Busting do
Cloth do
Comb do
Velvet do
Cdmrs' Hair do
R,usl.s far p,orlx,u0 Toarco unJ ( 'otton
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-11
NEW WUSIC.

COLLINS g. co, have received an additional supply n
- Music, isT the Piano Foc-arng the late pieces arc Inc
fOllOwi;g
iipaSs disltlg Coy young l'oV, favorte comic sors.
music by W. HAYES
0it Of @s moments SO srely epdsaring, word. by q
Jedies music By Barnett;
md Ire nooHbcqtas rtich foifa'atv clbl, ~
Nir Brahan, with arrangement hy 4 Taylor
give back my .4ru5 Sf, sung by Madame Fercn
music by \ Hodson
Kathleen o. Moore words by Woodwork as sung by
Miss T. Dillingham;
Pedgs by1 70 brim, worts by Fri Ra, music b. @.
VI Rodwell, suthor of"Iraw the sword Scotland"
Ny EUl1la, my dsrhng written by Tire Etrck Shepherd
music by " r. Bishop
tempt not Icith jegels bright words nv T N Bumcy;
J. Barnett
Also, further supply Of Sacred Songs and eN Sourrls,
Airs SC tor the Piano, Flute, &c and large aopncpt VI
Musical instruments. der q.
CLoAKS--A large supply Of ladies and gentle
~ meme Coaks OF every size aud quality, ,cY