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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17

NOIICE.-NiRs. NELSON continues her
boarding Establishment adjoining the Wash
lngton Tavern, witlin6ly yards olthc Capitol Square.
Shc will be- prepared 90 accommodate. in the best
manners number Of the Members orthc Convention
and Legislature, with their families. ir required
provcnd"r and careful Holsters. aur
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17
TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
lE virtue Of decd Of trust executed Co tlc s,b.
- scribcrs by Jefferson l.. Tricc, bearing date the
3Ist January. 1898, and of record in the Office of Tho
clerk OF hcnrico county court, We shall, for uurpo.
Sos IN said deed mentioned, offer for sale NJ public
auction. at the residence Of said Tricc, on Tuesday,
the Roth instant, nh the household and kitchen fur
nvture belonging TO said Tricc, n schedule Of which
is annexed to the dccd-ulso three likely negroes. 10
wit: Lcuctta. Aggy and Henry.
fcruS.-SIN months credit for sums above $50
payments being satisfactorily secured; for al sums
under that, cash will be- required.
JOHN GARTH. g. yTrrs-
aug 3-w2t coqt JOSIAH LEAKE. Jr. toes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17
80 e Land on PamMnkeN Hipcr.

1NNt tt 4 uItltlihtH h1TCT.
(f virtue OF a deed in trust executed to the srb-
- s!criber by Philip w. Claiborne, ana Annette $.
MS wiIc' on the 9th day of February. 1929, and nd
United TO record in the county court of New Ken,
on The loth day of April, 1929, for tie purpose Of Sc.
curing the payment ofcortain sums OF money therein
mentioned: to Francis Foster, [ shall proceed. on Fri
Jay the eleventh day Of September next. TO sell. 10
me highest bidder for ready money, on the premises.
ne tract OF land, by said deed conveyed. situate in
INC county OF New keIr, or Pamunkcy River, con-
tanning by recent survey, 592 and an half acres: the
iand WI! be sold. subject to the payment OF $1,000. on
the LIST January 1880; 1000 on the lst January. 1881:
lOoo on me LIST January, 1882; 1000 on he list Jan
uary, 1888, and 400 on the LIST day of lamar 80
ms Is perhaps the most valuable estate of It's size
On the Pamnnkey, the soil d. fine quality. IN excellent
condition. and well adopted to the culture Of corn.
wheat oats and cotton. the improvements convenient.
y suited to the size Of the farm, valuable fishery at
iacheG, ana situated in 2 very desirable neipLbor-
mood The title = believed To be clear Of al ob5cc-
tom but selling as trustee, the subscriber will convey
only such title is Is vested in him by the dc,d af,re
Sal'' JOHN l.. CLOPTON.
aVu I1-10f @
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17

OF SOB PRINTING cze"med at tho Wig Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17

lids. and 2G bbls. Porto Rico
NV o DO New Orleans sugar
3 do loaf sugar
do fine old Jamaica rum
. bbls old peach brandy
100 bags prime green LuguIra coffee
50 boxes Muscatcl raisens
81 boxes Whittcmore's cotton & wool cards
10 tons bar iron, gig, carriage & cart tires
do hoop IRON
Coppcras and alum
Receiving and for sale hy
July % LEWIS WEBB e co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-17
STACES-

Frop,ictnr from the Wsrm :
RlChmond. Va. Iune IL. 1929.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03
A FRAGMENT.

There was JOY on earih-ihe iwiitering swal-
low, as it darted along in sunshine, and shade,
needed not the hitter wailisgs Of aiiiction and
dislress-the " lid bird in its noiseless flight,
softly silent as falls the snow fake, seemed nn-
mindful OF tcoe, - il flashed its wing across the
vision, like the thought OF a dream among the
heavy hnurs nf midnight, vanished as suddenly
To me, the sight ofiheir joyous felicity brought
no gladnass-ihe sound of their mirth fell cold
upon the heart: ii seemed but bitter mockery
and spoke OF day, departed. The bright and
languishing skies seemed nsensible that they
were smiling over rum and decay that one
OF hopes fairest, sweetest flowers had drooped
aud died aud now, esennow, was to be laid
in the ear,b's cold bosom.
had seen The child in its guileless beauty
when il was a thing all glowing with health
innocence aud joy had seen it folded in the
arms Of her that bore II, in all the overwhelu
ing fondness Of a mothers love; had heard
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03
ETE MS.

Ft5h OLA new paper, entitled
The Galena Advertiser, has been established al
Galena, Illinois. being the second in thar town.
we lind IN II the following notice of the manu-.
'acture Of Tanners Oh in that western region.
Pitts Gar.
j. l.. Begardus, Esq of Peoria, has turned
ms attention 10 the making of Fish or Bubber
IN, by tanners. lie takes the common
iISh Taught IN The Illinois river--siurgeon, cat,
uah'io, bass, p ke, perch. &c.-' hrows them
VITO hoppe:s. whore the oil is extracted by the
Neat OF the sun. he has already made FOR.
IL barrels he present season, and intends 10
coniinue the business
Census Of S. CaroAna.--A writer
IN The Cha lesion Courier expresses a belief
that When the census now going forward in that
S'a'e Is completed, il will exhibit an actual
ueci'ne /" population "
'Vhafe Shp.-The Ship Pacific has
arrived al Ne" Bedford with about 5000 bbis
VI whale OIL. from the Pacific Ocean. This is
considered the largest cargo Of spermaciti ill
ever oh'a1nfd in a VOYAGE of % months -
The largest ever imported into New Bed
NeU PabHc1fi0n.-" Gebel TER. -
Ut Motntain.of Birds a curious pro luction. in
"'nch all the pretty birds are ana !e TO talk
poiocs IN common council assembled ON the
'op OF Gebel Ter, mountain in Ecypi. q
ih''es from Ensench which has its name from
acohcet Of the Arabs that all the birds of the
u"FefSr hold council there annually. The
D"'ea States. Spain, Turkey Greece, England
r'"hce' the Elys u" Fields. &c. each have their
representatives, there, and need net saw
.'" each ehdeavour TO do honosr to his coun-
try.
-, remarkable presence of miind.-On
wednesday week tie daughter of Mr.. Farou.
"alson' bankenJ, Slerlingshire, Geo was
e''huing near beehive. The hive suddenly
'''e" OH swarm, aud alighted on the voung
"o"an mead II completely covered her hair.
'aoe' breast, and shoulders, SO that she could
e""e' see nor speak. In this situation, she
h e" without moving, until her father
hS,o"S" h've, and the bees entered il. without
, 'eoe'lnS singie sting. Had she ran a.
maya =. '''"a'ed the insects oy striving to re-
~ 80 mem, the consequences might have been
fatal 10 her
Vatch Ribbons.-James Read. "a.
ntcaae New ork, off-rs TO treat his cus,ome,s
w" we" of one ofthe most COMPLICATED ma.
a;'ne N Tins country, in which he weayes
,'o"' different Watch Ribbons at the same
r. commerce Of Boston.-The Boston
- ,' dazette OF last SATURDAY. says.-
understand the revenue sccruing on Mer.
"9"e imported into this mort DARING the
r /" VI July, was 425, 900 dollars. aud the
'e arising on merchandise import.dihis
las" was over ooo,ooo dol
orc C ,, the company of your su peri
nr;as ""eneVef You can have il; thai is The true
mar -, :" mistaken aud silly pride IT, 10 pri-
Dpe "o"s Interiors Chesterfield.
unon ~ e'ee o''en shrinks aud wiihers as much
han, J"o approach of intimacy, as the sensitive
Sfersons uPon the touch OF one's finger
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03
THE LOST CHILD"

Mes1s. Editors ~ have been surprised At
meeting with Mr.. Francis Bsrnss's communi-
cation in your paper Of the 27.h, relative to
this unfortunate individual Dir. Barnes, as
il his name were not already sufficiently no.
torious, has had the hardwood 10 come out,
in the newspapers, with a tissue of pitiul
slang, only calculated 10 render his name the
more execrable wherever the story Of " the
LOST child" is known.-WhHt is most ridlc ulous,
or shall say ,com,emptible,in Mr.. Barnes's mos
candid communicative, IS that. 10 speaking
Of AIRS. Allen, he has the tender compassion
TO say " truly pity her. Now would in
yoke all the powers OF mercy, compassion,
humanity, and even pity TO say whether
their benign influence ever touched the breast
of Francis Barnes, man who could passiveiy
sit by, and suffer his gentle spouse to execute
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

The Grain and Flour market is still n little
animated. The last accounts from Richmond
state that Flour WAS a shade better. We have
moi yet heard of any sales of Wheat here high.
er than Is. though prime white Wheat won Id
probably demand 10 cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03
PRESENT PRICES

The Ware s well packed In substantial hbds
aud every parcel warranted OF good Ware.
Orders from town or county Merchants thank
full received, AMI puue,uslly snpplnd Also.
genefal assortment OF Groceries, Which wiz
be sold on accommodating terms.
GEOhGE BAGBY.
Sept. 3. u,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03
MARRIAGES.

On the 9Th inst. by the Reverend Samuel
Armstead, Mr.. NATHAN II. HANCOCK 10
the lovely Miss PAULiNA CATHARINE
RUDD, daughter OF Maj Thomas Rudd OF
Lynchbnrg,
BY the same on tire ooh inst Mr. w NJ.
HARVEY Sem, of ampbeIi. aged is, 10 Miss,
MARY L. MASSEY, OF Prince Edward County
aged 20.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03
REVIEW


OF the Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected ioT The Hirginidn by
THOMAS A HoLcomBE and RICHARD TYREE.
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of passed Tobac.
co, from SO IS to 8 90
Inferior TO common, 3 Is 90 8 90
Common TO good, g o0to 90
Good TO fine, f OO,o 90
Strips. q 90 to 8 90
Refused, 3 % 10 8 IS
Inspected this week ~ hhds passed tobac.
co, l6 hhds refused, total 86.
Comparison Of inspertions, 1923 and 1929.
Passed. Ref For Ins Stock
Sept. lsf, 1928, 1924 24S2 5s4 1853
Sept. Isl, 1929. IO576 1912 40 1903
2249 64o 1873 s56
Foreign advices continue unfavorable, and
very little doing in tobacco. Richmond mar.
keis dull, aud prices low, especially for fine
Flour aud Grain little improved.
Flour, by wholesale, new, "a 25
Wheet, per busbel, % 10 10
Whiskey, wholesale, % TO 90
Corr, Wholesale, per Dbl. 200
Neal, per busbel, so
Bacon, IN good demand at Sto9 so
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03
EMPTY BARRELS
AND
Flint Stone Ware, &c.

n ATELY received, supply Of Flint Stone
u Ware, IA new and elegant aricle) con-
81 ling mostly OF Pitchers, Of various sizes.
Also, for sale, a great many empty bbis., pipes.
and hhds., which wili be sold tow IL early appli-
cation is made. SAMUEL AYRES.
SEPT. g. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03
nEn SONS OFFICE.

IIEN SONS OFFICE,
Lynchl.t'g. Sept. 3. 1899
Drawn numbers in the Now York consol idn.ea
Lottery, Glass No 10. viz.
% 10 II ~ - 81
Renew your prizes IN the Union Canal Lottery
Glass No. 10. TO draw on Saturday the oh Sep
icmbrr. Capital $1,000, and 10 prizes OF
$lo0o--If Cash is lacking, ca'lm
HEWSoN'S Office
IL Luck
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03
OBITUARY.

DEPARTED this life on Tuesday the first
instant, in the seventy fifth year OF his age, at
his residence in the town Of Lynchburg after
n severe and most painful iIlGess, which he
bore with unexampled frlitude, WILLIAM
DAVIS, ST. a member of the societyof Friends.
To very superior understanding with which
nature endowed hin, MIR. Davis united most Of
the best qualities which adorn the human
heart. A kind and affectionate hus band. an
indelgent parent add master, an ardent and
s,ncere friend. He was for upwards OF fifty
years an humble and pious follower of The re-
ligion Of Christ, during the whole of which
time. il is believed he was in fail unity with
the Society 10 which he belonged. Or the pu-
rity efthe religion he professed. his death bed
scene afforded ample proof. For II may in
truth be said, that cath had no ierrors for him
Mr.. Davis was man Of the strictest integri-
~ in his dealings with his fellow man IN r.
gard 20 his profession oil religion. OF the mos,
compromising principles; what he regarded a.
matter Of duly 10 his Maker. that he Won d
perform AZ whatever bazzard 10 himself In
the performance Of the duties OF a long aud
use ful lie he had few equals, for even his
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03

F!orida The folio" hlg Communication + ON
a most respectable source will attract he alten
aen of our readers ltgives a tlat,ering acc'uft
Of the soil a. climate of Florida, and holds iorin
tempting inducements TO those wishing 10 euI
CRATE to new country:
MRssRs. EDlToRs,-As frequent enquiries
are made respecting the ciiHaie aud still al
Florida | lhInk the briet .nni mica lou COW.
famed ia this letter, Inay he ac.eiitb,e 10 some
of the readers OF the V,rglu'an. oan extract
of letter from my frlend Mr. -, date
Leoa county,, F.o ,da, Am August, 1879. -
Describing lands purchas ed for me, lie
says" It's excellent up and, lhe best, perhaps,
Tor sugar and cotto,, AS il Is now ack lowled s.d
here. that the drlesi Iaads produce the greatest
quantity OF sugar 10 the acre. is for nus
Ieas IA that the soil of Florida is, in tue auaii,y
and quantity Gifts production Of sugar, ,upe
rior 10 thai OF Louisiana. Oar sugar require.
10 line or other substitute IN the process of
graanlation aud the average Quantity p,odu.
ced TO the acre, exceeds the LOUISIANA estimate
by 500lbs.
We now have the opinion OF scientific man
to cDrroborate our popular theories as to the
health Of this country. DR.. Cooper, The great
chemist and philosopher, has just lett us, de.
lighted win the climate aud soil of The country
The pronounces the water fine, and gives il az
MS opinion, that the country will be peIma.
nently healthy both he and his Communion.
Professor Wallace, Intent 10 remove here"
Aep London, 1Hgitst 29h, 1929.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03
STONE WARE.

NNHE subscriber. a. Agent for the -Four
Il Mile Creek Stone Ware Msnufactory, Of
fe's for sale large aud general assoffnent of
Stone Ware. NJ deduciioa from, turner pnees
Of about LIS nfr een.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03

nuBLiC NOTICE The TAI aud winter seq
II sion of the subscribers School will com
mence on Monday the l1'h ins, (Sepi Fonr
or i've yonaR ladies', sIuden either of his own
school, OF OF any other Ia town, can be accom-.
modaied with boaraing.
Terms OF tuition and boarding as herete FORE
JOHN c. REID
Sep. 3. 2lif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03

HE '0cky 1 binre ~ Ltbcr y, viii com
mence ON " dnesdny the ifih day of
Dc ober next. The meet OF the Club will
be. held On the li'h Of lis month, (sep,)
Meo'hrrs ARE requested 10 auehd ~ the Def
Tavern II Lib'tly N thr day above men,ion-
cd WIN. TERRY, Proprietor.
Sept 3. Mea6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-03

f.w a4ys ago, made BY Mf' Si'rfei'
as, we uades..ani. manufactured ny '"e III
,sa,l,ns in this receipt
e..,,.,,ga ;-Ag,reahly 20 your request,
-. ssnd YOU my receipt Tor making
h'' c,s,e Wine. My first experiment was
re-. "a, ,sa7. aud the Wine has been ~ some
'.,.a "a nraTly equal TO MADEIRA - Last
m.de Thirty Gallons, but upon hroaeh-
=, in The Spring, fouod II ACID, rs was also
'"s al vine. made from the common sum
kee " Apom four weeks since ! exam
lpaa i sysin, I find earh cask much 'mprov-
II Am irving some experiments WIN each'
. .sl,sx,I shall be able to make II excellent
Wine. ., lora.r ...l.
r., The .eyeral varieties Oft Fox 1rape
Respectfully your OBJ serNt
WIN. OWENS.
RECEIPT FOR FOX GRAPE VINE.
~ aysrv bushel of grapes add twenty-five
i" .a,er mash the fruit and permit IL
S,.ud twenty -four bouts, then strain !, thfo
~ ,nd 10 every gallon of juice add two
.".,d, of brown sugar, I'll the cask about
la,ss.eour,hs, and lei il stand open ioI fourteen
davs. then close the bung.
We are authorized 10 announce Lues l.
Tbompson, Esq. a Candidate to ill the yacan'
80 in the State Senate which has occurred in the
s.,a,orial District composed Of the counties
If Amherst, Nelson, Albemarle. Fluvanna and
coochland, by the election of Gen. Gordon TO
f,oao,es,. We observed by the last Charloites.
v;lle paper that Thos. J. Randolph, Esq. and
n, Cooke are likewise announced as Csndi.
dates.
Notice 10 Cousspondenls,-The author Of a
Fragment, may find soms alterations and in-
accuraces in his piece. II came TO hand so
defaced. there was much difficulty in decypher.
ing H.
Os acceptable communicate reached us
Just az our paper was going to Press. II shall
appear in our next
o. The following coupiet has heen handed
us as the eiueidafion OF the enigma,ical letters
published in late paperE
sesevere, ye peri ect men.
Ever keep these precepts ten.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co.

LA I4NA OIA AALG1N ~ W.
Haze for sale no7g az Store, and daily sJpecis.@
900 RS gS6 good w,arg,%g paper
30 do printing do super royal
800 boxes best quality brown soap
100 do mould candles
10 GO spermacct candles
ccroons Spanish indigo
Il kegs du
30 NJ. Russia Qulls
300 kegs cut nails, assorted
20 DO gunpOwder, Red Stone Mills
% boxes window glass
30 bales cotton yarns, No. TO ~
IS do cotton shrtings and shcctugs
10 bags race ginger
20 hhds 81. Croix sugars, Ist and Cd qualities
% bags green coffee
80 hhds w. ]. molasscs
DO n. Orleans 90
20 pipes Cognac brandy
u do Hollands gin
do old Port wise
10 llhds Antigua run
90 casks Goshen cheese
30 bbs New York prime pork
10 do No. 3 mackcrcl
100 tubs No. do
400 sacks Liverpool salt
10 casks limo
90 bbls tanners oil
20 tierces lamp oil
20 boxes young hyson tea
! 100 half boxes SpHnish cigars
10 bbs and 50 kegs cordIals
% bbls Albany ale
40 dozen chairs
so gross playing eards oct i3-lOt
n oNDON QUARTERLY nEVIEN, No. 81,
A. i'SqHsece'Vsd by :. $3.50
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
Gordonsgille for Sale.

Niih. subscriber offers for sale his Tavcrs CO.
louisville. III Orange county. with go acres oi
'-"u Az hrd To II, or 10 exchange 1t for property in
nc CITY cot i.ichniOnd GVTlunsvIia * sHul.yG al,
ne loot OF he Southwest VI aims =! rnilas from
II" tHEerrjy Of Virginia, ~ from Ftrdcrcis ,urr.
% from iinrrisOnburg, ana 20 miles from hts place
he stages t.m Cbarlo!tesviil. 10 Frcdeficks Jurn
pass three time week, and since the late arriT.
neh' 81! TIE muilS between S,auutun and Guyandott
the number of passengers has greatly increased Tie
mal N'hge from Richmond 10 IluTTisOuUurg passes
Twice week. For tctiUS and fertilizer particulars.
dpl'is 10 the Subscriber JOHN \. GOEDON
Richmond, 21jh Sept. *
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
FgSO STUDENTS OIl N,i,iCIyE-

FSSO STUDENTS Oh MEbiCINE.-The ,ub,.riler
m's To deliver Course uf Lectu,es on dcuon,tialye
,Hi''S ~' >1.1 " "a57- tic ensuing mouths Nolu.lile
yer Nu"fse oi lectures Cne.lrv lie pl-,,-r hurii
practically useful.
During residence of n:tc wears in Iii, CITY, the
mas been actively engaged instruction Medical Sill
dents his experience usjhe, him asserting tina, no place
h"f'S more ample opportunities study practical
NI'Hul tui either puaui branches Medical itiu
Suiotd central tn that region rnsrnry fcm w'cI the
Northern schools derive their principal suppnr-possessu,
population sJireniiv numerous the purpose Surgical and
CLINICAL instruction and eulnving an eminent degree tie
advantages OF healthy and suipbc climate Hy OF Rich.
'nond presents 10 the cui, of Medical Science almost
every dcsideriuul.
octa Holm Ctrrtl.N ~ n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
law.

Ia ".
FENiiE Subscriber Las just received, az his Book &
4 Stationery Store. an extensive collection OF yn
uaOle Law Books, which he oilers for sale at very re-
duced prices. lie mas made arrangements with one
81 the most extensive tue L0ot Embellishments in the
Y States, to receive I'll the standard works used IT
tho American Bar, terms ;hat will enable hun tn
offer TO the public great Inducements TO rive Lilg Il
call. lie Will undertake IA furnish complete or uny
yait o. .l'' libraries, u"oGt tire same terms nj
winch hey could Ic prCcucdin tAe Northern CitiCs.
oct u X. ID, SANXAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
RICHMOND DYcing EstabIishment.

On Cary StTecI, rcU of tIc TWginia aud FIumors
BaaFs.
4 OSEPII WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies
- and gentlemen of Virginia, for past avours aud
hopes continuance of the same; und would thank
ihe ladies sending their sk dresses 20 have them ta
ken 10 pieces, which viii enable him TO warrant them
10 be dyed and finished as well at any establish
mcnt in the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
ccssary, as hc has suitable machines 60 finish them r
sent 10 him in the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise informed, that no SCOUTS
and rencws IN colour, coats puntaoons, and vests to-
gccr with ell kinds of apparel and ifreqostcd repairs
them IN the neatest manner. AS usual all kinds OF
piece goods dyed, aud hot cold pressed; furniture
stus ceansed and rC-tycd in the uCatCst manner.
N u. Tickets will be issued on leaving tho goods
with HIM aud requests they Wil5bc presented on az
plica'lon ~ tho taIuc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
wTAw0~EeaEsryIx -s

hUBOlS X STODAR I, OF New FORK respect
~ fully inform the public and their numerous
TRENDS In IicinnoEd ana IL Vicinity, that they have
opened at tho store Of !. u }. y. HCron a small
assortment OF Piolo-rorics. oil OF which are war
ianteI OF tie first quality IN tone and workmanship,
which they offer for sale at their lowest New Yu.k
PrceS They VIII be set up III any part OF the city.
"r packed Tor the country, fee OF expense. Orders
will be supplied from New York ana thcir AGENT
now IN Richmond. will tune and regulate PianCs.-
The attention of persons IN want OF Piano Fortes
is respectfully solicited. OCT i6-dis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
BALDWIN, IVES & Co.

I'd nv r, received by recent arrivals, and offer n;
= cH"ieS'fe or rstaH, u6on accommodating terms,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-23
ENOCH 8. COURTvEv
.bTiq SirSet, opposite ne OM .NarI,,

- .uItI r,Ittf, vYl'v"Ie Me Od .VarLrt
HfhC II LL1 invites the a;tcmiioi Of III.
~ iflehas ana tic public, 10 cinico s.lcc,, -,
''"'e't's, iic lac oilerr lor sae either bv =,
@. f"'rl on - good terms Ihey con he n,,-ciE,
else" here III ll. ciiy. Much care has been ,L =;
~ SH'cc'inn OF IS wines and liquors, WHICH arc
warranted genuine. '~' arc
M"s,cf OF vcsscls viii find il 10 t,cir i;,ero., f.,
.''Vc ihcir orders ''r slip ,ores with hun w;rI e. ~
''n 'Hi ZIP ow anal sent abroad free Of cxocn
4 ILANIIC SOUVENIR, ( ole iS-i.j--S,.r,,,--f-,
",uif M eionsseh leather with gilt leave, and II i1
,,i fhavnss on steel hy III" hfs, ARTISTS ii,t rrce,S
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