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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12
Just received from, their Mandatory,

"
1000 Pair ladies lasting slippers, withou'
80 heels square and round toes, straight
ana arg rights and eis, Of superior qualify 81 90
$40 do DO DO DO DO dc dc DO do do DO %
Soo DO do do do 10 Ito do do. 75
1000 do do Superior quality of lasii.r heel
shps of every description and PRICE s,
'0' 90 DO lasting Walking S&;lh and
100 do DO scaiAkin and fine leather WALKING
shoes -ii'
100 DO DO fae gOai-k.n wal.ng shqes, with
3oO do do listing walking shoes, Greeian ties
100 do do do boots thick soals
% DO do morocco DO DO 10
'o' 20 do coIouFed lasting slippers, Will and
without heels
Ioo do do white aud black sItin slippers
'ooo do 20 morocco walking shoes and slippers
at every price
100 do do tSin slippers al 02l cts
2Ue do do India rubber shoes
a aoo co misses sealskm shoes, thick seals
1oo 90 ~ lasting shpPers,sq square d round toes
Ioo do do morocco boots thick sosls
2ooo do chiIdrcns shoes and bootees OF every
klnd' Comprising the greatest variety ever in
the city.
Servants shoes Of every kind
Together with every other kind OF boots. boo,oas
and shoes usually called Tor, II of which viii he
500 al the most reduces prices, tue store corner OF
Nam and 18th streets, by
oct ~ GRANNISS. son s. BROTHERS.
IL me isSt arrl"als, GRANNISS, SON &
~ BROTHERS have received
''o fair superior made caltsln, goat. kin seaskin
oo aud bnckskp boots. al prices 10 suit purchasers
looo pair gentlomeus bootees from 81 so 10 81 90
'ooo do do fine shoes. with wIdc q narrow :, rams
300 do m do calfkn, goatskn and seasi5n
$50 do do DO do do do dancing pumps
800 do do India rubber shoes
$50 do do morning slippers
Ioo 90 90 DO do with STRIPS
50 do do waterproof mockasins
So do do caskn over shoes, u superior article
Nito an extensive assortment of travelling trunks
bags, valices, Of superior manufacture
20 nests fancy trunks. different colours S, patterns
30 do scnlskn and hair trunks
euo pair boys sewed, Pegged and nailed bootees,
some low IS cts
50e do do do do shoes of cverV price
2Oo do 90 dancing pumps, some at tue low price
of IS cts
1000 pair coarse shoes and bootees suitable for nan-
tation use. at low prices
All OF the above articles will DO sold very
low ct tho corner of Main street and 10Th leading
to Mayos Bridge. oct IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12

y DBERT BURTON, .3HOraey al Lao. respect
IA fully announces to the public, that he has ia
ken an ot1ce immediately above the Post Office and
adjoining Mrs SOuthelte's Store, where he NAV be
ErhcTdIN found oct l5-w6w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

y
On Cary Street, Of the Virginl1 aud FiayB.ers
Banks.
OSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies'
~ and gentlemen of Vrgi MIA, for past favoms and
hopes continuance of the same; and would thank
the ladies' sending their silk dres have them tn
ken to pieces, which will enable him warrant them
90 be dyed and finished we'll any establish
ment in the Union. Canton stuff dresses not ne
cessary, he has suitable nachi finish them if
sent to him in the situation above mentioned. =
Gentlemen likewise informed, that he scours
and renews III colour, coats, pantaloons and vests
geter with all kinds OF apparel and requested repairs
them in the neatest manner. AS usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed; furniture
etufiS cleunscd and dyed in the manner.
N. B. Tickets will be issued OH leaving the goods
with him and requests they will be presented APP
phcatIon or the same.
ID ECEIVING per Schrs Chesterfield and Pelican
~ and Steamboat Columbus
100 Boxes Bunch raisins
30 Half Boxes do
90 Boxes Muscatcl do
81 Casks Cheese, superior quality
100 Bags Green Coffee
Bags PimcDto
so Boxes Glass, 8 - 10
For sale by
nov io-6t John GARTH
fElO NERO ~ - NfS.-Thc Subscriber has received a
~ large supply of letter and foooap Paper and Suils OF
superior and inferior qualities which he determined sell
aleSs price than offered in Richmond before
now X D. SANXAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12
French Restorative.

nj LANGLEY respectfully informs the citizens
fN. o! Richmond, aud the public generally. that
he mas opened Restorative and Tavern in uuite a
new style, between the stores of Aiessrs. Hall g.
Moore and Mr.. Nelson. and invites the pubs TO re
niIn a call. He has a first rate French Cook, Just
from Paris, and Is satisfied that his style of cooking
@ih be found not less agreeable than novel here
Inc lIardcr will be stored all the drlicacies the
market will aiord-hsh, vcnson. and wild fowl in
their season. His bar is well stocked with the
choicest wines and spirits.
~ b. Coffee and Soups at all times
" Families can be supplied with meats or single
dishes at their own houses per bill of fare of the
day, on the shortest notice. gent 30
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12

TERMS. ->uWoWwrIo> To ihc Danny K...,. 49, -.
year, aud FOR shorter period rate of 10
a!rc ia advance ~" S0"''P"y
ADv..r'c Zoo one square IL lines or less, on, M
~ ,.' =, Wv" nFI'n.S 81 three insertions 81 ~, and
81 'gy tuuo'c'''S h'''I''1n So
nhs.cc wees, i''' - -, every ,,,cceen, week II
s"rtion % cents. ~ 0N""'S :"
once wetS hc' inNI'oA Ia een,s every succeeding IN.
NJ advertisements are also ,,.r, in ,l,, Co>x,,rr,o,,,
Wd,o ~ " WV >'' 'o'N'
Iansent advefsnrs must pay ia ADVANCE
ne number a" insertions or they
mh be inserted until ordered be stopped tnascd &C
Annual AtveJses charged doll us for two squares
snd Al that proportion for a'.ee OF Lengths
Or The CONSTTrU TIONAL WHO; IS 3,b,isbed ,,vc.
sweek, crneSiays and Fridays FIVE dollars pes aI,uu
payable . advance
e''ou aud 90 cen,s for each continuance.
81 Present ejaculation the Wing iOOO copies--bci.
I ,.2lo per week. La!s aud Country.
sSMTiIFIEID HAMS: 100 very hoe smnhdcIl
- Hams. cured by Jno r.. Todd, eeehm,ed for their
superior excei,nce- lur sale by JAS WINSTON
BOY II -.
ORANGES.
A FEW barrel, in fine order Jusi received fem
~ Florida, Tor sale by &. PALMER
nov ll-;3t
NEW BOOKS.
M EMOIRS Thomas Addis Euimct by Charles
1Yh Glidden laine-; with biogra ptical notice of
MIR. Hnines
selection from the pubic and private correspon-
deDce of Vice Admiral Lord Collmgwood, intcrsorrs-
cd With memoirs OF hls life, by q. l.. Newman Col
hng~ood.1 eeq. +. II. n
:, Numbers 81 to 66, inclusive Library of Useful
Knowledge.
-..t Just published, aud for sale by
nov 10 J. II NASH
FRENCH WINES
Ok Or pipes Marseilles Madeira
~ 6 baskets Champagne
10 boxes Frontigneu
40 do St. Iulun and LATTE clarct
Jtst received, for sale by CIIAS. PALMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12
Grand Solar NIicroseOpe.

IENHE public arc respectfully informed, the Propri-
Il e'or of the Microscope has obtained very e.
lgioe room IN the Museum of this city. Formerly ot
cupied "a the Statuary Room. and which Is nov fr
ted up for the purpose of better displaying the great
magnityng powers of the astonishing instrument
me room viii De open for visitors from o. 4. NJ to
>, p NJ erery far day.
This surprising instrument discovers TO view the,
most minute bodies IN the animal, vegetable and min
era parts of creation, magniiying them more than
SOOOooO times: The apparent dusi on figs or cheese,
Which living anlmalcula Is scarcely perceptihle 10
lfs baked eye Is magnifed the enormous size IT
from 10 feet. and in actual motion, fighting and
contendlng in the most spirited manner. MANY other
objects are prepared and viii be exhibited. The m
tcres'ng process Of chyysto<afion is shown in most
reSpendent and magnificent colours.-it needs bur
to be seen to be most admired 1t being impossible 10
give an adequate description Of It's briIiancy
u Admrtance 80 cents children halt price.
oct 2l-is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12

'SNO STUDENTS OF MEDICINE.-fbe SUBS fIlsJ
intends 70 deliver Course Of Lectures demOnsratye
Anatomy and Surgery during the ensuing months of November
December January, February March lie IN also dol
yer Course oi Lectures Chemistry lie pledges hnsPI
that shall be spared course Of
practically useful
During residence Of nine years nv this CIV the subscr;
has been actively eugased tie instruction Medical SUI
denshis experience jusdes him asseun. that no place
affords more ample opportunities Tor the study Of practical
Anatomy and other Important branches Medical education
Situated central 10 that region II country from which tte
Northern schools derive their pncirNl neutrality-suspicious.
population suncieniy numerous the purpose surgical ana
Clinical instruction, and enjoying eminent derree The
advantage Of healthy and suitable climate of Rich
uond presents 20 ir cyaors OF Medical Science aIurs,
every desiderdiun. ~
o-,9 JOHN CULLEN N n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-12

ZACHARf LEWIS, at the corner of i0ih and +,
- Streets, nearly opposite :he Bank of Va is pre d 10
accommodate several Memher Of the Convention and Leafs
nature, with Board Lotng Families ys;,i,r, H. 80
will find his Rooms comfortable aud every efori 10 ds
satisfaction TO tho1 who call on bun, will be made
3-2aN6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-03

h:'ii "t Inc puoo taste wis,ch uis,s' Very probably
Iu. and therefore there risk OF disconiture.-
For thus purpose, considerable precautions used
TO preserve secrecy. Ny old friend and school fci
low, Mr. james Balantyme, who p:i.ed these NOV
els had the exclusive task oil corresponding with the
author, who thus had not only the advantage of his
professional talents but also OF his critical abilities.
The orgnal manuscrp pit is tcchni cay called,
copy WAS transcribed under nir Saahiyne's eye by
confidential persons was there an instance OF
treachcry during the many years in winch these pr
cautions resorted to, although indivdi-
ais were employed at dicrcn, tnnes. Doubt, proof
sheets were regularly printed OF. One was .orwar-
ded to the author by Mr.. Ballanyne and the alter
tons which ii received, We're by his own hand, cop
led upon the ether proUf-sheet for the Use Of the
printers 50 that even tine corrected proofs OF the
! thor were never srcn i'll the printing UCcc."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-03
CHANGES.

The pillows RIM alous iii gu,a
Over Lie yielding main,
And wheh upon the sho.c UnIol.cu,
They gather up again.
They yet themselves u diii'rcnt iGv.u,
These children of the wind,
.hnd, or IN sunlight vi in stoul,
Leave the green land behind.
iiic's bilious Oil l;c.'s clangim. sca,
Come always TO Deaths shore,
Some with a calm contcut, aud free,
Some with n hollow roar;
They break and are no longer seen,
Yet still deivng time,
Divided, and o.. different mien,
They rol. from cline 10 cline.
N uatcr COURSES find the n,ai,g.
The mann sinks back to earth;
Life settles IN the grave-again
the sfase hath life and birth:
Lowers bloom above the Sleeping ttliSi,
Glass gsows from scattered clay:
aud thus from death tie spirit I.,.si
To life fad bdch lis way.
Life hath its range ctcrnally,
Like water, changing fprhis,
The mis,s 20 upward from the sen,
And gather into storms;
The dew and rain come down AGAIN,
To flesh the dropping land;
So doth this life oxai, ana wanc,
And, alter, and expand.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-03
tigned)
ROBERT ARCHER,
SECRETARY to The BoaEA.

Alc;ter from all officer Oil board the L. s. s;,
Iicre dated Rio. Janicro April 10, says, Our claims
as to captured vessels, appear in lir way for adj
justnent," 10y ''' az"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-03

The following truly pJetcal lines, the n,.,hc
Of Nh's' American Monthly Magazine We have seen
me woS I such piece OF poetry woa redeem wilderness
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-29
and disper.ed the fog, Il was believed,

and dispersed the fog, IL was believed,
that to save The Emperor, there was 20
resource left, but 10 take refuge in the
Bosph6rus
At length, however, it was resolved
to face every danger, rather than see
the Emperor OF All the Russians prI'
soner of war in the hands of sultan
Mahmoud Fortunately, the vessel vas
able TO keep the open sea; and, al
length, after four days eminent peril,
the Emperor Nicholas arrived at Odes
sa The vessel, with the Ambassadors
on board, was exposed to danger still
mors fearful; being totally disnasted
ADD crippled, and both sailors and pas
sengers having nothing in prospect but
death. The prayers of the dying were
recited, and the hymns OF the dyin4
chauDte1 The Russians, according to
their custom. had ppA 90 their shrouds
aud the slponer had pronounced the &
neral aOsniution, when The captain gave
orders 10 hoist a sail 10 eDdeavQur TO
keep the vessel on the element that was
ready 20 epgulpb It. Sails were sought,
but alas. these had been lsit IT Vtrna
to serve 10 form tents for the wounded
who we're unable To befemoVeG - what
ever could he collected Of sail cloth and
Did sails we're put together, and joined
as well as il was possible to JOIN then.
A sail was than trimmed, aud the yes
sci succeeded 10 seven days, the pers ons
ON board being half dead With hunger
and thifst, in reaching the port OF Sc
bastopoi. We are assured that nun
Der of transports ioundered. and that
others we.s driven ashore and that all
bands persisted.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-29

A fatal Duel was fought near Augus-
ia, in Georgia. on the 18th instant, " bieh
resulted ip the instantaneous death, on
the second fire. of Col HENRY G NIX.
ON, Of Camden. South Carolina, of which
District his antagonist was also resi-.
dent What led to this Duel, is believed
10 be political dispute. Col ". was a
member ofthe House of Representatives
Of the State of S. Carolina at the time of
his death.
Petty Gam6ling.-A young lad, nam
ed John Kenyon, was on Monday COM
nitted 10 the House of Refuge, having
been charged BY bis relatives with fire.
quent acts of piIiering He accounted
Tor the manner in which he dis posed of
MS money, by stating that he lost it in
Pitching Coppers." There are mum.
Ders of Juvenile delinquents" 10 differ
ent parts of the rity, and not upl'equent-
they NAV he seen within half a min.
ute's walk of the Police 0iiice.-N Y j.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-29

We are indebted 20 Mr.. Prize, the Sc
cretary of the Senate of Pennsylvania,
for the following copy of q letter from
Gen. Jackson.-ED TEL.
Near Nashuil's. Dec. so, 1928.
GENTLEMEN: II having pleased the
author OF all mercies. by late dispen.
sation of bis providence; to remove
from this world, the stay and solace ci
my life, feelings of which | need not
attempt the description, compel me TO
decline the invitation with which the
members of the Pennsylvania LegisIa-
ture, friendly to my election, have hon.
ored me. am not, however. even in
this hour Of affection, inseusible to their
kindness; and cannot but fee, obliged
to you gentlemen, for the polite and
favorable terms in which you have com
munieateh il 10 me, in your letter Of the
9th instant. The obligations | owe to
the people and the legislature Of PenR-
sylvans, for repeated evidences ofgsn.
uin: partially and support, impress me
with sense 'oi gratitude and difference
for that great and patriotic State, which
in every vicissuude Of life, shall cher
ISL: end which, under less mournful
circumstances ! shoGld be proud to
manifest, by attending al her capitol and
paying my respect in person, to her CT
tiZens
iisve the goodness, gentle men, 20
carry to your associates. and accept for
yourselves, the respectful assurance OF
my sincere esteem.
am. very respectfully,
Your obedien, servant,
ANDREW JACKSON.
The Hon DANIEL STURGEON
Speaker Of the Senate Of Psnnsylvania.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-29

General Jnrkson We learn, says
the editor oithe u S Telegraph, by
letter written at the Hermitage. posi-
margsd on the 6lh instant, thot Genl.
Jackson was in, good health, and ex
pecled to leave home by the way OF The
river on the Goth.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-01-29

Gov. Murphy, of Alabama. has ex-
pressed bis belief that not more than teo
thirds the usual Mount of ardent spirits
has been consumed in that State during
the uastyear -.se--
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18
New Medical Work.

NJ ORTIZ American Medical Surgical Journol.-
" Just published and for sale by J. H. Nash
agent. the Norl American Medical and Surgicu
journal, No ANl, for October, 1899.
CONTENTS.
Original Commandment. On Delirinln Ire.
mems. BY Joseph Peace, NJ. d. II. Case of Cruslu
l4actea. BY Tho. ID. Mitchell, NJ. D. III Fatal Case
Of Colica Pictonum. By T.. J. Coke. NJ. d. ".
Protcdm Case of Disease BY l.. J. Coke, NJ. ID. V.
Account Of the Treatment of Gragrcnous Sore
Throat. BY Aban G. Smith, NJ. ID. of Dan
vile, Ky. VI. Remarks the Pathology and
Treatment Of Intermittent Fever. BY John
Bell NJ. D. VII. Observations on Pdmon-
airy Consumption. BY Joseph Parrish, NJ d.
VIII. On AuUcrsm aud Inflammation of the Lar
ger Arteries. BY Is. II. Cuglcs NJ. y. ono of the
Physicians to Tie Pennsylvania Hospital. TX. Re-
marks OH Frcnch Practice. By X. La Roche. III. d.
analytical ReUjeirs.-X. De Ia Percussion Mcdi-
ate, ct DIES Signes Obtcnus Paide CO nouyean mo-
yen dcXPloraton, &c. Par +. a. Piury, NJ. ID
Paris, 1898. NJ. An account of some of the most
important diseases peculiar to Women. by Robert
Guoch, NJ. ID. London. 1919. MI. Commentaries
on insanity BY George Man Burrows, VI. d. Lon
don. 1899.
Biographical .Noticcs-XIII Rapport 10 T. Ac-
adcme dc Medicine nom de la Commission
chargcc dcxomlncr les Documents de- VI. Churyn.
ticrc Sanitairc. Par n. Chcryin. ID. NJ. p. Re
oorsc au Discours lie W. lie DR.. Andouard. Par
" Chervin, ~ NJ. p | Ia Nuli'c dos Pfctrndus
Fats dc COntogion observes Barcelona en- l32I.-
Per N. Choryin, ID VI = Rcponsc au. Allegations
dc VI. le DR.. Gcrorjiu, &C. Par n. ChcrSn. ID.
VI. L. Petition DIN Doctcm ~. Chcryiu, conlrc Ia
Formation dcs Lazarets, &c. NV Ricorchc
Chmco Tcrapcutichr ga Ia Radico di Poligala Vir-
ginilna, hi Giacono Folch
Quarterly Summary n .heaical h'eHiEence--G0
articles.
Wisce'ltncour asici,,. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18
NoyENRlR 24th, 1899.
L APPAHANNOCK ACADEMY

III AVlNG succeeded in procuring the services "a
- ", VT Cn"'tc$ II. Leu,s, jun. as PRINcIpAL TO
De aided IN TIC Classical Department, by Mr. Sa,,.
Gei 10. Queen WifAOn, Son of the Rev Snmre T.
~ !Sc1 OF fredericksburg the Truse es of th,s In
stitn'ion confidently congratulate The publck upon
the prospect ofagain rrGizirg those benefits ,.Iiit
u once 80 extensively dffused; and INDULGE tI'n
hope, that Its enlightened patronage will obf6in a.
It the Success, 10 which its numerous and ackn,vi
cngcd advantages so emlncnty enttc it.. For IN,
faithful, and able discharge Of the duties aesiond
him. the best pledge will be found in the unyeer;et
ana practScd zeal with which Mr.. Lewis has hero
ioio'c acquitted himself in the profession of his ear
choice of the qualifications, and nm,able disnos;
sI.ien, Of Mr.. Wilson, the most safisfactoIv t,in
mas nale been adduced, from sources the most mn
questionable When to these primary clamen+s ,
success, arc auhrd others even better assured, ami
only second In ihcm in importance viz: laroe ana
comnodouS Buildings, tho salubrty of whose sit
IS individually tested by the fact that for wears met
- E@S proved refuge of unfailing security IN ib
ADJACENT inhabitants Oficss iavoIrd spots-,,,,
c last seven years, TO the President himself and lis
iahiy ".ih ctire exemption from autumna discas =,
. rCInoicnc*s from cvnTy haunt ar vice, AMI a We'll
selected "D'"ry "i about 90" volumes, the Trustees
cann"i doubt That II viii be secure IN The. discern
rncnt Of !ac 81 pIbck. The course OF 1ngtructin,
VIII be such IS to qualify students for entering Col
ire or ne Un!E:7iy, and will comprise Ilc English
use orthc Maps and GIGtos. Arithmetic. iIT,i.s,
ti"ometry, Plano and Spherical TiigonoIrnirv ani
the Theory and Practice ofSurycvinr The morai
anu religions fisructGH of the youth ,,otnmt.si -
his care, viii be- primary object and viii he mel
Gated upon every fit OCCASION as the best t3unda,'n
Ior pety, virtue, and useful knowledge by the Prn
~ a''u ms assistant me exercises will oomInec e..
"n the 18th of January 1880, & terminate ON The
OF December following, with vacation of one non,
IN The summer Terms for Board and T,liiion. mel
Hng Washing Sil0, each boarder finding his own
bed, bedding towel and candles ''
>, Agdress'to the Principal, Bowling Green, Coro.
line County Va till the LIST of january aud afiervor,.
TO hlin' or TO the President. Rappahnnnock Acade
my JOHN II. BERNARD
% eff po;J'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18
10 PRINTERS.

THNHE Subscribers incnJing to discontinue tie
\ manufacture OF PRINTING TYPES, after
completing the ionUis tlce have already commenced
and wishing to close thei, establishment as early "a
Practicable they solicit orders from their customers
aud printers generally, 'clng assured that they
will find It to their interest to select TGIa tie s;ocl,
of tie subscribers, such articles as thcy arc now W
may soon be n want Of.
Their stock embraces q large variety ct PLAIN
and ORNAMENTAL. TYPES, Of the yario,fs
sizes from Ncnper.c 70 eigh; limos Pico Inclusive
Also, Cuts, Borders, Brass Rule sc. all OF which
OF the best qualu yinude of hard metal and nut
up with great care. 2B
Terms will be iavgfAb'c Cor approved scceptanccs
III BALTIMORE, or a liberal discount for cash.
For sale, second hand COLUMBIAN PRESS,
(mperiat s.ke) which will be soIda-b6fgain.
Cases, Cbascs. Ink. &c. viii be- supplied.
CHARLES CARTER s., CO,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18
LEWIS WEBB & co.

OFFER FOR SALE,
loo lllds Sugar, 81. Croix, Port, Rico and
Il wv New Orleans
500 bags Coffee, Java, Laeuira, Porto Rico and
10 kinds West India AFolasscs, par, prime
Is boxes ADD 40 bbls lost and lump sugar
lilds and 10 hbls rye whisky
IL bbs Camthrr's rccicd do
J s do ): ''c ctsia }nru
go hids and 80 bbls X England
pipes Cognac brandy
DO lIoilpud gin
casks Aadcna
IL do Sicily Madeira
DO Lisbon
n do Tcnc,;,r, WINES
g % dry Malaga
% DO sweet do
Canary and Aiuscat
80 tons bar iron, American, English and Swcdcs
Plating aud hoop iron
Cast, shear, German, crawiY and blisiercd steel
10 tons castings, assorted
100 kegs hest nails ana brais
COO sacks Liverpool blown c.,
co ito grouno alum "-''''
Corpcrus, alum, birthstone,
S0ltpctre, madden, indigo
Ginger, pepper, pimCntO
Letter. writing aud wrapping paper
N.rc S!itcts. ralsiis. almonds, soap
SpG.:n and taow candies
GunPnwdcr, imperial and black tea
> tons patent shot, Dupuat's run3al.lcr
Bar lead, bed cords and leading lines
Sewing and wrapping twine, bottle corks
German shccing and 6hiItmg, u2Hnburgs thread
Shoe thread, cotton ana wool ca.ds assorted
80 bales cotton
Cotton baggin9 and bale rope
ID bales domestic shecings ard sl.irirrs
case domestic cloths
500 sides soal leather, uprcg 10
I5n Spanish hides
i Abls tanners al
n '.uSnnl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-18
CONDENSED REPORTS.

HASES III The Supreme Court of the United
u states, con aiming the whole series Of the dcci-
sious Of TIC Count from IT'S organization TO the COM
moncrmcnt OF rs Report at January term, tr27,
with crpiou~ notes of parallel cases in the Supr. me
and Circuit Courts vt the United States. Edited by
Richard Peters, Esq. Counsellor Mt Law and Rcpor-
ter Of the decisions of The Supreme Court ofthe Uni
tct States
The above Will bc completed in volumes, the
price to subscribers will not exceed for The whole
80 dollars. TO non subscribers dollars per volume
VIII be- charged. Volume LIST received by
dec rs J n. NASH.