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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
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FrOn1 NE 0dtiOndi bifeUigsiccr, of S1fyrgYu
DR.. William Jones yesterday entered upon the dis
charge Of the duties Of Postmaster for this CITY from
which Office, contrary to the wishes Of the Deoplo
without the pretcnce Of that is not hIse or
ridiculous, that highly respectable and honorable
citizen, Thomas Munroe has been unwortbilv re,no
ycd.
Mr.. George Swceny. who has boon the active and
efficient Chief Clerk Of the Office for twenty wears
and to whose fidelity md integrity tho late Pnstmas-
ter General left in his office the highest testimonial
has shared the destiny Of his respected SUPERIOR
lie too is removed, because political considerations
required "! Yes, oUoDsdiy for this reasonl
Every thing that we imagined Of the consequent
ces Of syec'ing HE Post Office 10 Party discipline is
about 10 be realized.
There IS we apprehend, but too much reason to
fear that tie coucerns not Of this Cico only but of
every Post Office in the Union, will be throughout,
az IN the displacement Of old aud trusty Clerks sub
Jcc'cd 10 the influence Of party schemes Under
such influence as we heretofore in substance said
tbs Post Office Department will become cursc in.
'7d ~ blessing, 80 ihe county,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
RtrtMtOttU "a
MONDAY MORNING, MAY 4, 1879.

n foolish report that Mr.. Clay had fallen in u duel
win !ohn Pope of Kentucky, gained great ground in
New York and Philadelphia, end called forth atler-
my anxiety from his friends until il was ascer,aned
to be false Mr.. Pope's right arm ground of
oy n in'il' close to his shoulder, when boy Nj.
Clay Is IN good health, (2oth Apr) His day has not
come and 'o'" not come, until Providence has made
HIM the instrument of cxpellng from power nc men
who now possess 1t, ana who have marked every step
with dcsolation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
FHNCY DRY GOODS

Fik subscnbor have received by the Fairfield small naccl
% bca,iiul JacOncs and Swiss Muslin olcs f,ub,nuct
Capcs a Wells Gro de Coup and BARGE iand and
Artificial Flowers, and wl open day, just arrived IN the
krmDud ackci, ELEGANT figured Swiss Muslin rh plain and
grd Gr dc Nap, coUed and black Gros DC nde Darrere
Nri., long and shur Fans, Belts Guard and bonnet Ribbons
".5ans Cacocs 'cad aud cotton Cainuic Iacoue Syis,
an @ Alurs together with complete assortment % ne q,
and 1shorabc Goods Tor seneueus summer yvear which
VIC eau sci' afinufh over than former pr'-c-
Vrt WV q flNNfD ENfT . r'O
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04

'foH '"V NeW-tsnSiand weekly ncvfewsi
THE REV. ABEL BLISS.
20 he desoIation ora tcido,ced heari.'
In 1853,
Tic Rev. Abel Bliss
Was pastor OF little flock
Some twenty miles from this.
Who lived n single life until
The fire of youth had fed
And Ind no woman near hun
Save one that made his bed.
y sober reverend gentleman,
Full OF Greek and Latin;
lie always wore powdered wig,
And brooches made of satin:
And seldom went abroad, EXCEPT
To funeral OF to wedding,
And at the latter always staid,
At least until the bedding.
Ofcourse he was the object of
The wiles of every spinstcr,
And all the store of Cupid's arts
Were practised on the minister.
But still he kept his single state,
Unmovcd by their commotion,
And passed the zenith of his lifa
In acts Of grave devotion.
One hundred pounds year was all
His humble salary,
And halfof this he always spent
In acts OF charity.
He loved to weep with those that weep
70 sooth the pang of grief;
Fen at the grave he plucked the thorn
And gave the heart relief
In 1869,
When forty years of age,
He lost his best parlshioner,
Good Deacon Joel Page,
Who died and left pretty wife,
a pair Of children, aud
At least thousand Acres of
The very best OF land,
There was splendid funeral,
For he was rich-and Deacon;
And for each noble virtue, he
Was lighted bescon;-
The pious all were there, for he
Was Ger friend of theirs,
And every body else, because,
Such funerals were scarce.
His lonely widow in her weeds,
Stood up beside the bier,
And on his ashy brow she dropt
Full many q scaldiRg tear
And as they lowered him in the grave,
And drew the chords apart,
A pamg of bitter anguish wrung
Her desoated heart.
y rending sob burst from her hips,
As dust was shovelled in
And Rev. Mr.. Bliss was moved
To soothe the grief within:
lie Prcst her hand, and whispered her
Be comforted, my Dear
Tie uido.0 Page irds Mrs. Bliss.
In less hau haLf year.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04

IN N7n is-4 vi M-Nola tus and published of Gen
Jackson Hc Is "a man whose mead is
"i TX Ire SNOW crowned lEtna,
"(f-mn d with FIRES"
M hoe VII LAW hose MARCH ~ ptso, .roc and vbos,
pracce is command overbear such as are With, ,,
scope of ms power and Sovereignty ~
why seek To elevate Military Chief fiery passions, of
un onrollabe opinions, and of questionable a,ous
let IN April 1922 this Cen Jackson selects this same
NJ NJ Noah to he Naval Ofrcr of New York: and thai The
appointment may not be much talked of MIR Samuel S,pur
o IS at the same time appointed Collector OF the non Of
New York, tn the excIssn of jealous Respectable
man one who was liberal Of his his money q,
promote the election of Gen Jackson Verify every man shan
DC rewarded according TO his works Dem. Press
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04

ne iedelphia Gazette notices tho strange eojrein,, NJ
tito duel between Lord Wellington and the va n oC yvi
ana mn between Mr. Clay and Mr. Randolph In the 6,.
place MI Clay was nur chief minister Of State and the MI
o wellington - Ic British chief minister Of State In an. e.
como place, MI Randolph a ofthe America, So
a aud the Earl Of Winchclsea is member of the B,I
oe oI Lords IN the third place, the Secretary of Sta,o
Ceenged the Senator and the fne Minister CHALLENGED ,
regr ~ the fourth place the Secros Of States bullet ea-
Ieo e senator's flannel Jacket aud tine Prime Minister'S bullet
according to version Of the ory) gazed the lapel Of
ns coat In the fifth place. the Senator fred bis pistol
~ the arr and 20 also did the Peer In sixth place the Sc
naior made the GDde honorable aud also did the Peer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
NEw-YoaK, April 30

NbW-1OHks ApTll 80.
very melancholy occurrence took place last niobt.
on board the steamboat Franklin her passage from
Providence 10 this city George Wnshingkon 4dar,s
eldest Of the late President of the H. States ,ss
on board on his way to Washington. During the dSv
and evening he evinced no symptoms Of indisDostion
Til near bed time, when he complained of violent
pain the head and said he would be bled as soon no
he got to N York. He however, retired with tho q.
theI passengers but rose about o'clock dressed him
sell IN hurried manner, and awoke one or two of
against him, and particularly asked one Of them.
what u was nc had said about his mr. Adamsl lump
ing overheard nothing Of the sort had been said and
th hs .,,ng passed OIL, Mr.. A. going upon deck and
the passengers rosuming their slumbers. The ONLY
subsequent trace Of the unfortunate young man,
was the finding some hours afterwards, his hat upon
enc ueck Forward of the wheel guard, whence he il
supposed IN high state Of fever. 10 have iumpcd
overheard. Mr.. G. w. Adams was lawyer of pro
Inise-a young man of considerable requirements
u mas been several times Of the representatives
III the Massachusetts, Legislature Of the city Of Boston
'i' was unmarried .-r.4mc'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04

The New York paPers of Thursday morning spv
1t was rumoured at St Thomas. on the i3ih
hprl' mat Captain Anderson, of the schar. Virpinn
OF Norfolk, confined suspicion cf piracy had becn
tired and convicted. Ii said that he had declar
ed 30 presence ofscvcral American Captains, that
ne iiad taken two prizes which he cfl 70 windwnrd
~'nGn was generally believed, although there was
but little doubt, that nt the time he made the
sion, he was intoxicated.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04
From the Cincinnati Ga.e,,e.

GENERAL tARRIsoN.-This gentleman has loft
this place for New York, preparatory to his dcpar-
ture on his mission to Colombia. His appointment,
TO an expensive and dangerous mission accords vol
with the general policy Of the present inbeeile and
partial administrations that is to advance men M 4,
as poslbeor the of intrigue and coyrunt,op
and TO repress he real worth and talent of the co
try
General Harrison's eminent talents as n military
man, rendered him the most fit to succeed Genorsi
Brown as commander in chief But New YorL u,o.
to be intrigued with, and Ohio considered despe
rate by the coalition, and therefore Gen M'Comb
VINO neither from talents nor standing deserved mo-
MOTION was appointed to that respectable station:
and the man who had rendered Infinitely grenfe,-
services to his country, both military commando,
and ds negotiGior toh the Indian tribes was set
aside and appointed on mission to an unhealthy eli
mate, at time of life when he required very dfe
rent KIND OF service to preserve valuable ezisience
"HERE MUST CORRECT SOME OF oup ,,o-,,
ERs or THE QUILL, WHO STATED THAT GsnrRAI
HARRISON HAS BEEN DETAINED ONO ELECTION
ELHiNG FOR THE CoALITfoN. Ir rs BUT JusrIcr
GRAcEp HIMSELF AY UNDERTAKING ANY sucu
SERVICE" .ff-
But "Ihond' p. Moore, Minister to CoLo,nbin -
"wiil not fall into the errors which h. has condemn
en IN others lie will make no eectioneerinp
speeches He will interfere in none of the S,n,s
elections Who believes him, Who no, "a bi;nJ
as beetle, does not perceive, in the pubji.
cation OF this very extract, an interference with tb
Pohics OF the country Why this, but to bear upon
electlons' He practices what he condemns. in The
very act Of publishing his COMBINATIONS And all
intelligent men must perceive IT,
1t would seem that-the economical reforms which
are to characterize this are 10 consist
OF savings IN the cost of few newspapers and in the
odd ends of salaries unnecessarily created far tb
gIaticaon offavourites. Whatgreater insult can he
ofered to common sense than this attempt of "TIho
mas r. uoore, Minister TO CoLonJa" to gull liz with
parade OF economy, in not taking his salary whilst
ne staye at home, when his whole out fit salary and
all is an unnecessary and useless waste of public mo-
Heyf This IS swing at the spgot whilst pouring out
at the bung with vengeance.
The principal assumed is a contemptibIe one
Men IN public employ, correctly and honournblv Mac
ed there are Justly entitled to receive their common
saton' even whilst engaged in arranging their own
AFFAIRS, preliminary to leaving their homes 10 enter on
,hem duties. II Is the public employ that renders
these arrangements necessary, and the public "a nbe
ana ought to renumcrate all, who engage in ito sor
vice. contrary notion is not merely incoTrec, !.
Is nlggnrdy and mean An honorabe man will no..
or abuse public confidence, in matters of this k;nJ
And to make parade ofnot doing it, betrays spir;,
conscious of It's Own demcrits and very little credta
bic TO the party concerned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04

We hear every day. OF fresh proscriptious--op
fresh removals from office. Maj. Charles j. Nou,sc
we learn, Is to be remored from the Chief Clerk.bn
in the Department ofWar, and DIR. Randolph appoinr
ted in his place.
Richard Henry Lee has been removed from a
Cicrkship in the Office of the Paymaster General
FMS gentleman is the grandson ofthe ustrious pat
riot whose name he nherits and is the author of that
work, which, in the shape of Biography, transmits
To posterty the leading incidents of his M identi-
neo with the origin, progress, and success of tho
American Revolution. His only fault is that he is
suspected of having been friend of the late Admin.
istration.--lib
Inc Editor OF the Richmond ENQUIRER "burnbIv
apoogizes to us for having far omitted and still
delaying, to publish the Ponama Instructions, which
have bccu the subject ofsuch gross mi srnpresenta
ton by him. Less humility, and more sincerity
would become the Editor, whose motto il ..Y.,.;.
'd,s Peu'"-Truth, without fear Why does bc NOT
publish that document What is it that he ;s afraid
OF? Why of his own Deity-of Truth herselc~of
ms own conscience, whose upbraidings he dare NO
cnco"n'et Howovcr, IL is one step towards amend
ueni e he sensible OF ones errors; and a. the Ed
'or az the Enquirer already Apologies, we hope he
VIII s,ou atopc, fUi some Of his manifold CREATIONS
a'd .rors ress'ons Il, never too late to repent.
2ht iuru 90 goc,.-tb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-04

Al,a when the moon. beams solIy iail,
On hill. and tower, and fow'r.ciown'd wal,
Meth'nks the patfiafch's dream see
The steps that lead to heaven and thee.
I've heard thee wake, with touch refined,
The viewless harpstrings OF the wind,
When ON my cars their soft tones fell
Sweet as thc voice of lsraiel-
Eve seen thee, midst the lightning's sheen,
Lift up for me heavens cloudy screen,
Aud give one glnnpse, one transient glare,
Ofthc fill blaze Of glory there.
OF midst my wanderings wild aud wide,
know that thou AT by my side,
For fow'rs breathe syvccter meath thy tread
And suns burn brighter DER thy head:
And though thy steps so noiselcss Steal,
And though thou no'cr thy form reveal
My throbbing heart and pulses high
Tell me, sweet spirit, thou ant nigh.
Oh, FOR the hour, the happy hour,
When AEraerst wings shall to thy bow'n
Bear my eniranchiscd soul away,
Unicttcr'd with these chains OF clay!
For what is he whom men so fear,
Azrael, the solemn and severe;
What bat the white robed priest is h,
Who WEEDS my happy soul 20 thces
Then shall We rest In bow'rs that bloom
With more than Araby's perfume,
And gaze on scenes so fair and bright,
Thought never soar'd so proud heigh;.
And list TO many a sweetcr note
Than ewelis III enamour'd hulbul's throat;
And QUO melodiOus Ziralcet
Ihrpurh heavens eternal vCar r-neat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15
RICHMOND SEMINARY.

l.. l,a. int
~ in dissnading me from a change which 7 had con-
templated, IN the of my Seminary, the pub
lie respectfully hfo med that il viii be continued
the ensuing year, Without any material change in the
order Of siudies.-
In order tn avoid any future nssuale standing the
TERMS Ga which pupils will be received are annexed:
The Seminary will open the FIRST of October next
and close On the last day of July following
mo pupil of immortal cha IacteT OF who mas been
MISSED fiOm any luther school, ca0 be adnitied'
mo pupil will be received for shorter period ha
the academic year; aud in of ExPULsIoE tue pa
rent or guardian shall forfeit tuition fee.'
NO pupil Will be furnished with certificate Of pre-
paraon for College, unless he shall have attended the
Seminary one foil term and shall have passed salts
factsry exan'ind in higher Greek aud Latin Clas
Gcks and the studies connected with them; as also IN
Biography, Astronomy Ariihnetc, ALGEBRA, Geometry,
Plane aud Spherical rrigonomety.'
The charge will be S6o-psy atle half yearly IT, nd
vance
An charge OF $40 year will be made for French
Nna SpsniSn' or either. WAl. BURKE.
II am DESTROYS TO take into my family ten docile
IN genfeef little boys, companions class fellows
for my 500, 10 his private studies These. besides the
advantages OF the Seminary, will private nstruc
tom they shall be treated with confidence aud affection
and shall be objects OF ceasing attention
MY price Tor board aud will be $500 Der term,
July 1-w4w. W r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15

Ifoes held IN the clerk Office Of cOuft Of the a.
States for ibe 9th circuit and district of Virgil
MIA, in the month Of July, 1899: WIN Keith pit against
William Mayo sheriff 81 county Of Henrico William
CaTnett ex'oT &c of Richard Brooke, deed, who was "
ocnior OF WIN Brooke, deed, which Richard and Hlan
Brooke were devisees and legases of Geurge Brooke
aee'd Alexander Tunsta aud heir Of Catherine
stall. the tame Alexander Tunsali brother aud heir nj
George Tunsail. Hun Garnett and Ann NJ his wife, John
b. Hill, Thomas Coleman frances c. his wife Ft,za
beth Ludl"w, Baylor Hill adr,or Of Baylor Hin and nj
Mary Hill decd. John Brooke, George Brooke Robert
Campbell, jr Robert Campbell hsif and admnr of Colin
Campbell Decd Thomas Pits sheriff If The county oC s
sen Christopher Johnson sheriff of the county Of King
~ iam TO I" nom the u d. Robert Ca mpbe " as
csmniited Tor administration, I'm Robinson sheriff nj the
rnhpfY OF ktng Queen, whom the estate of eorq.
heooke vas committed for administrations and M, q a.
NY
The defendants John Brooke and George NJ Brooke
NOT having entered their appearance this cause nd the
dele ndnn' Robert Campbell, IT, having entered b,,
appearance 10 the amended bills herein and thew nor
having gwen security according l0le 81 the CONT nd
nHppeanng that they habtants OF the STATE Of
NHsinHs Dn motion NJ the plaintiff by his counsel n =;
ofdefed that the faid defendants do apucat ben,e the
said court the city # Richmond on the first dav of rho
etn ard file their answers; that copv Of This
rule be fodhwiih inserted IN some uewspapef oro,ed
~ the city Of Richmond for months sucees-iveiy and
posted ~ tire front door Of the apito 10 the said civ
so copy. Tests. RID. JEFFRIEs. CIK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15

~ Chesterfetd County CoVtt--.Tune Gfh. 1890.
GcorEe ". ianecr Henry Farmer, and Magnus Garter
AND Dosah i6s vic, late DOsah Farmer, plaintiffs 2
agaiqsf =
Henry Hawks and Bcss his WIFE William Farmer, James 2
Andrews and Martha his wife, and Robert farmer the
ed Robert ucrg infant Of tender years by Benjamin
ssoo,e hisg"auiian al liufn, DTS I !"
ms DAY came The plaintiffs by their attorney aud appear
m6 70 ne court by satisfactory evidence that defendants are
nnt nnd"nans OF thm commonwealth they not having
entered their appearance and given secudty accodns 10 the
act % assembly, 400 the rules q court Oh the motion Of the
Aio plau, s ordered thai the defendants do appea
here The second Monday August next aod answer fine
PLAINTIFF bill and that copy o. this order be flgiih inserted
~ some newspaper prDiel in The city Of Richmond Co. e,
seeks successfully, and smother copy posted Al the ron,
door Of ibe Courthouse Of This county for two qecessve
~ l. NUNNALLY d C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15
LABoRERs WANTED,

. On IRE Rap7aharnoek Canal, near Frede,ieksbury.
I,ROM so to so able bodied men will find con-
n slant employment, good treatment and prompt
uoutt'y pay on the above work; blacks will be pre-
ferred, but Industrious white men will be employed
BY the month piece work.
From to 8, and for very prime Grs, rate hands,
81 month will be given.
Farmers may be assured the risque abour is not
meat ish and Tolasses be consumed, three
tines day. with some spirits. Rock blasting il per-
formed exclusively by whites.
n For farther particulars as to the kind of work or
any other information required reference may be had
TO Col Storrow of Cupepur. Mr.. Benz. Barnett Of
Faololer, Mr. Y. Smith Lear Fredericksburg Messrs.
. Wexford, VIM A. Knox and John Raw of Frede-
rcksburg, or the subscriber on the work.
WARNER w. MINOR,
)nne Swift Fall Hill. near fredericksburg
- n3' Stone Mnsons will find constant employment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15
8. hUsT's PATnfTT

M hHulNSiDN IHlNTING PIs ESSTsS. will no
~, mt'i"la'uIeo y Wnu'N Row, The usual plaee
~" 10 hhHse street, New York All letters orsers A. eli
De addessed 20 Samuel Rust which be promptly srenGe
70 " Orusfs im sanding Presses chases, and ali ote,
tel 10 the most expeditions and yorknsnliks manner Ale
na o1rsce o. any SIZE not exceeding og fees square, viii be
> Second hand printing Presses supplied a, various
P'NS" june GIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15

has established himself there as Commission Ncr
chant, VIII transact any business cou6dcd
The possession of the commntous Fire proof Public
Warehouse, situated in most eligible part of the
Borough enables him to oiter the Planters descend
ing the Roanoke, secure and convenient stor,ue for
their produce: his office is in the house recently oc
copied by Messrs. ]. 81 p. T.. Tabb innco -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15

Vih"INIA; AT supen"r court OF cnauesIy holden at
the CAPITOL ia the city II Richmond, on the 31st
day Of January, 1923: William Mann in his own
right and as ex'or nf jones Mann decd pill against
jan'n Mann IN his iglt and ex'nr of James Mann
hecd Nm TfuehearS late sheriff OF Hanoter county and
as such administrator Of John Mann. decd Martha Var
Tingt"n who was Martha Manu Austin Porter aud Fan
ny hs wife, Elizabeth Wade, who WIS Elizabeth Miami,
Re uben Burton, cx'or Of Thomas Wade James Mann,
Elizahrih Mann, and Adeline Mann, George Gilman.
VIM Gilman and MlIy Gilman Thompson Mann
m"run a"d Elizabeth hSwiie, Moore aud Judith
bis wife, WIN Mann, George Mann ard Sarah Mann
PHike Street and Temple elliott, John d. Brown file.
ming Brown, Thomas Cawthorne, Aun Mann widow Of
James Mann, Elizabcth who auied y uh
JUICY, George, William aud Sally Mann, cbridreo nj
George Maun, decd. dts.
This Gauss IN which the plaintiffs appear IN have nro
corded ~ the mode prescribed by Law against the deC
dants Austin Prrer and Fanny his wife James N,,,
George Gilman, VIM Gilman, Mhy Gilman, Tboupsoo
Mann, Martin a ND Elizabeth his VIC NJ
GOD judith his wife, WIN Mann, Georpp Man, ST
Mann and Thomas CHwthorne who are on, NJ ,,,,s ,,
try and a. 20 the other defendants On the several
orders taking The bill for confessed rs 10 Them con- ~
ihs dny 10 be heard on The hin and ezbibi,. s,J a.
srgued by eoUu'elG confederation whereof tb. .,
dnih oder that one Of us commissioners do stat. ,b
vera accounts between ie parties iu the bill rn,;i
and report the same N he court, with any matt. 49,
eiay stated. deemed pertinent by himself n, ,ybh -
ne required by the psuirs 10 be 80 stated -
eopY' Teste, WV q. PENDLEToE. r 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15

Ba,fS
OSEPli Williams is grateful TO the ladies
- and gentlemen OF Virginia tor Dast iavours and
hopes continuance of tho same: and would thank
the ladies sending their silk dresses have them ia
ken to pieces, which will enable h warrant them
10 be dyed aild finished well at any establish
Inent iii the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
ccsSary, he has suitable machines to finish them If
sent to hun IN the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise informed, that he scours
and renews III colour, coats, pantaoons, and vests to-
getcr with all kinds Of apparel ana requested repairs
them IN the neatest manner. As usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed and hot cold pressed; furniture
stuts cleansed and RET dyed III the neatest manner
n. Is. Tickets viii DC issued Oh leaving the Gods
with him and requests they will be presented OH ap
plicnfInn or tie snme y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15

fHNO UNDENTAkERS.-Th The county court of Gooch.
land having ordered the rebuilding ~ Bolns'- prlre
over Lek"ghoe Creek with ab'tmenis, persons dspo
scd TO undertake such wok, requested TO attend a, in.
Bridge the road leading Goocand courthouse TO
seisvue CA Saturday lin next month 10 O'clock
Guochland, 9th June 1929 TIE COMMISSIONERS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15

ID ALDWIN, IVES 81 co. have received By the
- Richmond Packet, and are this morning opening
case extra fine Leghorn bonnets
do London blue and black cassmercs
do black and white prints
Seersucker plaid, and solid stripe ginghams
Very superior plaid French - do
Figured palmyrcnes, beautiful article
Lace and pearl buttons
Pongce silks, palmetto hats
cascs and bales plaid domestics
do 4-4 apron cfscks
Handsome artificial flowers -
Floss thread, mixed pins
2 bales ticklinhurgs cheap