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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-18

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From i .Nt'o York Commercial 4certisey of Wedaesdr
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
The Packet ship Manchester, Capt. Sketchcy, ar
rived at this port last evening from Liverpool having
sailed OIL the LIST of July The Editors OF the Com,
terctai iGoertiser have received their usual files of
foreign papers by this arrival, including the London
morning papers of June 80 1t will be seen that the
Mussulmcn is beginning to fee! the slumbcring might
OF the Muscovte.
SPLENDID RUSSIAN VICTORIES,
We have length received much import Int int el-
ligcnce frohl the seat of War. Official information
reached London the Goth OF June in the shape of
II Bulletin from Warsaw the 10Th inserted in the
I'Tussid Sitie GaSene OF the 23d, with an Erirooy
0,"drV Supplement to the Gazette, together with a
Gaseae OF the 25th, containing despatch from
warsaw OF the 2lst. giving the details OF a success
sion VI actions fought Chouma, on the llth
between the Russian General-in- Chief, Count Die
btsch, and the Grand Vizier in person. in which the
former gained signal victory Indeed the army of
the Vlzler seems to have been dispersed Great dex
tery anu general ship were displayed on this occu-
SION by the Russian Gcncral-in. Chief. Indeed the
Courier itself the last paper that would volunteer an
admission III favor of the Russians, saws sit would be
the height ct injustice not to acknowledge and point
out the Julicious movements and march of the Rus
sian Gcacrai, by which he to lave completely
surprised the Grand Vizer, who appears to have been
almost ignorant to the last moment of the Counts
being III the environs of Chouia, instead of beinn
OIL the banks of the Danube" But we will not de-
tain the reader from the pcrusa OF the official accounts
themselves:
TIE, FINrH DITI.I ErrJN OiJ rIIr, pr-c.s-T ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-01
From the Bosfon Palladium of Fridoy.


Hon Mr.. WIZ, concluded his pI, before The
Supreme Cour, in favour the heirs of Tuule
Hubbard, against Mr. Brooks, Yesterday q, IL
o'clock The pleading in This case, as Nigh,
have been expected, attracted great throng
OF auditors. Two days were spent by Mr..
Webster for The defendant and Two by Mr..
Writ for the plaintiff, independently Of manv
able Arguments used in ,he opening Of the Gaze
by the able counsel Engaged respectively win
Mrssr,. Webster and Wirt. As Bos'orians. we
are under many obligations 10 Mr.. Writ for
the splendid specimen he has given US OF
southern eloqt As far as he could be
with proprie'y under such weighty, a.gu.
menta,ive. case. he was playful and indnlgfd in
some Of the discursive flights of his genius.
But the case was weighty one-and 10
kerry Of argument or Iaborious reasoning
could be substituted for the thing itself Mr.
Webster has gathered new laureIs in the gian.
conflict. as the case was cause Of Eq'ry,
there was no jury--the decision will be given
by the Judges.
We understsnd, Mr.. Writ haa been engag-
ed as Counsel in The Warren Bridge case
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-01

CoLoSI,L TRaDE.-The 81 John b. Cou-
ricr o. the Is h Inst crniradlcts The statement
tina, the British governmen' had determine
% abolish all 'onag- duties on American YES,
sells entering he free ports of the British North
American coloni, is true, that .'eiition
TO this effrc', was draF ed by the Chamber IT
Commerce a 81. John, and torw lrded through
SIR Howard Doaglas,to the Lords oi the Com,
miuee oil the Privy Council OF Trade; ba' i; Is
equally True, tNat ne peu ION was not granted.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-01
ORIGINAL POETRY.

LINES WRITTEN ON THE DEATH OF Mr.. wM
g. McRAE.-By a Female Friend
1lasi 'ts dene-the fatal stroke is Ger,
And friendships smile will never greet him morei
His soul IS waited 10 some distant sphere,
Dearer than smiles oflove, that met him here.
His mother-dearest friend by nature given
Scarce knows him csPd by all disposing heaV'n--
All, early calpd from this ephemer.A scene,
Where rising honors grac'd his manly men,
A n'rous friendship, with no cold disdain,
Claw q, IN his heart, and throbb'd in every vein;
His warmest love was lavish'd on spot
Where sweet simplicity adorns a cot.
There beauty mourns with all her artless tears,
And ponders oft on scenes tina. love endesrs-
His relatives and friends unite as one
TO mourn the murder ofther country s son.
N.,,sh, will suifice-the dead we can't recall
put God viii show his mercy to us alt
Oh Jealousy that green-eyed nsonster!-hrst
OF all the passions, surely is the worsti
Fer when diffus'd within the human breast,
No softer passion gives to life zest
lie fell--and BY that hated vice alone
Honor and virtue were alike undOne
His bright'uing prospects in the van of youth,
Fho' hssy cr,,shd, still leave this pleasing truth,
That, had he lived greater length of days.
His merits woul6 have gained hun higher praise e
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-01

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT L. ST. The Nashville
Banner OF the 10Th inst, says" The sleamb at
Mon, gome,y, captsin GiIbett, from New Or
leans to this place, ran foul Of snag, four or f. c
DAYS since, seven miles above the mouth If
Cunt, rland river, and very soon went down.
7 e dry goods on board, were saved, but The
groceries, among which were 60 hhds. sugar,
Belonging TO gentleman Of Nashville, and The
boat wee entirely lost. We are glad 10 learn
that the boat and The principal part Of the car.
go were insured"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-01

MEMBERs OF CONGRESS APPotSTED TO orFicE.
in looking over our documents, we met with
a message from The President OF the United
States, of April 26, 1926, in pursuance OF re-
solution Of the house Of representatives, re
guessing "a lis, Of all appointments made by
the executive since the adoption OF this gov
eminent, from The members OF Congress, dur"
ing their term Of service, and for six months
thereafter; stating The names Of the persons
appointed; the safe or territory by them re.
pre- sen:ed, the time when they were appoint
ed; TIE raure Of the appointments conferred;
and the amour, Of salary, Or their emolument,
received by virtue Of such appointment.
Then follow the reports of the Secretary Of
Sta'c, Sc. made 20 the President.
The number Of appointments, through The
d. oartmenr Of state, from March 4, 1889, to
April 10, 1896 was, from the sena'e 81, from
he house SO total 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-01
SELECTED POETRY,
MASONIC PROCESSION.

MASONIC PROCESSION.
saw a band ofbrothers move,
With slow and solemn tread;
Their hearts were joined by ties of love
In charity were we'd;
And types of lights iliumined ray
n1slrrr'rtS sss-ustS1ssI rrue-r-rSerr a
The Gospel of our God.
asked man of fourscore years
why after them he RAM
He said, and melted into tears,
"They fed the poor old man"
He said, SCI once was sick and sad
NV limbs were rscked with pain;
They came, they comforted, and clad
The old man rose again."
asked the weeping widow why
She followed those before'
She said, and with her weeping eye,
"They came unto my door:
They came when all the world beside
Had turned from me and fedi
They came, my wants and woes to hide
They gave my children Bread"
And such, said, is MASONRY:
Virtue and Love are twins;
And tia, blessed grace of Charity
Hides multituoes Of sins.
FRvSMAsoxRy, like wom2n's love,
lstaught by private rules
So deep, that should it public prove,
1t would be sport for fools.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-01

PROMOTIONS OF TEMpERANcE. A captain OF
a m,liua company al Foster, X | has been
tried, on Complaint ola Privs'ei in his company,
for taking his company TO- tavern ard treat
ing them with rum. He was hred 20 dollars,
aud sentenced 20 pay cosr Of prosecution. He
ha. appealed to higher court.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-01

A mans FRS care should De 20 avoid he re.
pi caches Of his own heart, the rextro escape the
censnres Of ,he.worid If The lasi interfere with
the former. it ough to b. en- ireiy neglected !;
-hni otherwise il cannot be greater satisfaction
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-01

NORFOLK, june 81 Ga Thursday he Cour,
If Aldermen me, a, the Town Hall, AMI elect
ed THOMAS WILLIAMSON, Esq. Mayor
of this Borough
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-01

Io,s LAwLk,s Z q. In zralpus and eff
Glen, COZ wa, k-r VIA MIR O'Con"eil in the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-01


Madson's do 1917 20
Niouroe's do 1926 10
IS mo. J Q. Adams do April IS, 1896 d
The other returns shcw this general result
Thai in Washinglon's administration the
whols number Of such appointments was 10;
in J. Adams 49, in Jrfftrson's %; in NIadi-
SOFAS 2s; in Moproe's IS. and in J. Q. Adams
from March 5 -ie25, 10 April IS, 1866 to
vii, Mr. Cay, secretary OF state, Mr.. Barbour,
secretary OF war, Mr.. King, minister 10 Great
B,itain, Mr.. Poinsett, minister to Mexico, and
Mr. Lot CIark. to The small Eos.>o Office at Nor
wich, N. Yolk worth l55 dollars year, on
the % Of April, 1925. Mr.. &. had ceased to
be member on the Sd March Of that year -
No more then came within the range Of the
resolution.
or the whole number, ll7--9O had passed
through the department Of state, 5 through the
treasury, l6 through the department, Of war C
military officers, and The rest commissioners or
agents TO treat with Indians, sc y and 8 through
the general post Office, ".
The appointments made by the present ad.
ministratIon, within the scope Of the r-soIu-
ion quoted above, from All March, 1899, 10
Jane, three months, are 10; as follows:
Martin Van Buren,, senator from New York,
secretary Of slate.
John II. Ea.on, senator from Tennessee, se-
crelary Of war.
John Branch, senator from North Carolina,
secretary OF the navy.
Samuel d. Inshsm, member Of the house Of
representatives from Prnnsyi ania, secretary of
he iieIsury.
J. NJ. Derrien, senator from Georgia, si,or>
ney general.
Louis McLqne, senator from Delaware, mi
mister 10 England
WIN. T.. Rives, member OF the house oS
representatives from Virginia, minister to
France.
Thomas p. Moore, member Of The house Of
representatives from Kentucky, minister to
Colombia.
George w. Owen, member Of the house Of
repre- sentaiiv 8 from Alabama, collector al Mo-
bile.
John Chandler senator from Maine, collec>
tar i, Portlaus;
Jeromus Johnson, me nber Of The house cr
r"presenIaiv ives from New York, appraiser Of
goods.
And Mr.. Slower, member elect from New
York, y. s. district attorney for Florida.
Mr.. frFson appointed two senators to Of
hre, soon sitter his inauguration-Mr Pinck-
nry, Of $. G. minister 10 Spain, and Mr.. Muh-
l-b>urg. Of Pa supervisor OF ,he revenue, and
between tie h Of March and 9th July, 1901,
il Fl S, year of his presidency, eghr members
of he house of re2resrn'aIives--io wit, Levi
Lincoln, Of NJ ssachuseus, John Dawson, OF
Virginia, Ed,oard Livingston. of New York,
George Dent, of Maryland. Albert GaIla'in, Of
r. nn>ylvonia, W'iinm G. Claiborne, of Tennes
ste, James Linn. Of New Jersey, and SiIa5 Lee,
Of Massachusetts, The four MAJ ksd in Italics
might hav' changed she votes Of four states,
in The election by the house, in February pre-
cedirg.
Afer date Of the message, or abou' IS mo.
after ev had ceased 10 De- m.mbers. VI ssrs.
Cook, Of Illinois, and Scott, Of Missouri, who
gave the votes Of these states 10 M. A.
dams, received unimportan, and TEN orsry
appointments. Others may have been made
in he four years + the last sdminislrsio bu!
we do no, recolcc' ,hem.-tt Niles Register.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-01

The following extracts are from letters published IN
the Colonial Advocate, and written by its editor Mt
Mckenzie. a member Of the Provincial Parliament
and very shrewd and intelligent observer OF men,
manners and things will be seen from many OF MS
remarks We have selected such parts OF his letters
as either contain facts with which our readers may not
be familiar or some comparison or opinion OF the VII
ter. Comme'ea' ''do'''''e,'
LETTERS FROM THE UNITED STATES.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-01

sneoial permission to enable the traveller to e1>
anime il. There are now two vessels on the
socks, both Of them building in frame houses;
the first is frigaie and the other ship In'en-
ded 10 noun, ] believe, 100 guns; this last Is
said to be nearly 200 feet keel, anc both Will
soon be ready for launching could not pos,
sib,v convey 10 YOU a correct idea Of ship OF
this class; 10 comprehend its vas'ness you must
see it as did with your own eyes. When we
eo, uDon one Of The decks, Mr.. --, fhh'
adelphian, proposed to hire coach to take US
round the ship in order 10 avoid fatigue!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14
.trEEL REEDS s. WHTTTEMORE,S CANnS
RICHMOND SEMINARY.

EVERAL Of my friends having interested themselves
m dissnadiug ms fssm change which had con
plated IN the arrangements OF my Seminary, the pub
are respectfully infumed that il will be continued
3 ensuing wear, withluf sny material change la tie
er. Of. SIufiiss.
50 Urder IN avoid any future misunderstanding, the
ahs on which p"uils will be received, annexed:
he SEMINARY WI open the FIRST of October next,
close on lhe ast day Of JHly following
80 pupil OF immoral character who has been
5Ep Hom any other school, be admitted
. "a popu will be received for shorter period than
ACADEMIC year; and ia case OF EXPULSION the ma
II 90 guardian SHALL forfeit the tuition fee
10 pupil viii be furnished with certificate OF pre-
,i'on Tor College, unless he shall have attended the
naiy one foil term. aud shall ha We passed salts
sry examination ia the higher Greek aud Latin Cias-
-, and The Studies connected With ihem; as also In
= graphy, Asuonumg Arithmetic, ALGEBRA, Geometry
ae and Spherical Trgnnomeiry.'
. The cbafge viii Ia SGU payable hail yearly IN adj
.cs.'
IA charge Of so year will be made for French
Spanish, OF either. WI. BURKE.
I am desitous take INFO my family ten docile
genfeei little boys, companions aud class fellows
ny snn, ~ his private studies. Thrse, besides the
otsges of the Seminary, will private Iustruc-
: they shall be treated with confidence and affection,
shall be objects Of cessiug attention.
price for board and tUiioD will be $500 per term
iuly 1-w4w W. &.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14

. oas Rs,y,atasnock Canai near f&s5trseks5ury
v S.tROM so To co able bodied men will find con-
~ stan, employment good treatment and prompt
H.oDsby pay on the above work. blacks will b. pre-
0'rred, but INDUSTRIOUS white men will be employed
y the month piece work.
PROM S 70 o, and for very prime first rote hands,
~ month win be given
FARMERS may be assured the rsque or labour is not
f:stcr than on farm. Rations, as much bread
'fc1t, hsli aud h,olasses nc consumed three
mes day, with some spirits. Rock blasting is per
..rned exclusively hy whites.
Tor farther particulars a. to tho kind Of work. or
any other information rcquired, reference NAV be had
70 Col Storr1w of Culpeper. Mr.. Benz. Barnet, of
1aeaa;or, Mr. X Smith near Fredericksburg, Messrs.
=. w eiord, VIM. A. Knox and John Raw of Frc5e-
ficksbaTg, CT HE subscriber on the work.
WARNER w. MINOR,
lGne s-wti Fall Hill. near Fredericksburg.
~ Stone Masons will find constant employment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14
IOEiN B.ROY having removedto Norfoll,

mas established hlinselfthcre Commission AIor
ant d. VIII transact any business coned To his
nc possession oil the commodous Fire proof Public
house, situated in the eligible part of tho
trough 5lcs hm to e!sr to the Planters descend
gthe Roanoke, secure and convenient storaoe f,r
CIR produce; his office is in the house recently oc
'ipied by NIessrs. J. & p. L. Tabb innc -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14
I'm CHANCERY..

In CHANCERY.-At a held for Louisa county at
IL the courthouse, Monday, May Ilth 1929: Rolert
Michc plf against Robert G. Willis administrators James
Niche dec Matthew Niche, john Miche Joseph Niche
his wife, dhs
The defendants Matthew Micbie and John Mche not Ina
ing entered their appearance and given security according
law and the rules OF this COURT and appearing the
ton of tie court that they inhabitants this State
the motion ol the plaintiff by his counsel is ordered
said Mathew Nchie and John Mche appear here on the
FIRST day of August and the bin of plain
tiff; and that Of this order be forthwith in some
newspaper published the city of Richmond for two months
successfully and posted door court house of
this county, some cout-day.
IS Copy. Testc JOHN HUNTER. l. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14
FLORIDA WATER.
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
On Cary Street, Of he Virginia and Eansers


BGIks.
OSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful to tho ladies'
- and gentlemen of Virginia, or past favours and
hopes continuance of the same; and would thank
the ladies' sending their silk dresses have them t
ken to pieces, which will enable him to warrant them
to be dyed and finished well at any establish
mcnt III the Union. Canton stuff dresses not ne
eessary as he has suitable machines to finish then il
sent to linn III the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise informed, that he scours
and renews IN colour coats pantaoons, and vests to-
geter with all kinds of apparel and irequested repairs
them III tue neacst manner. As usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed furniture
stuiis ceansed and ro-dyed in the neatest manner
N b. Tickets will be issued on leaving the goods
with him and requests they will he presented on an
plicai ION or the same.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14

XtkGINIA: AZ superior of chancefy holden "
the Capitol in the city of Richmond, on the 3ist
day Ut January, 1898: William Mann, IN his own
right aud ex'or ri James Mann decd pIl against BEN
jnmn Mann in his right ex'or Of James Mann
dec d. VIM Truehear, late sheriff Of Hanover Comfy and
as such administrator of John Mann decd hatta var
fingtun, who Martha Mann, Austin Porter nd Fan
ny his wife Elizabeth Wade, VIM Elizabeth Mann,
re Oben Burton, expT Of Thomas Wade james Manu,
Elizabeth Mann, aud Adeliue Manu-, George Gilman,
WV Gilman and Milly Gilman, Thompson Mann.
MARTIN and kizHhrtl his wife, Moore aud Judith
his wife, WIN Manu-, George Mann and Sarah Mann.
Paike Sicci ard Trmple Eliou, John D. Brown, Fle.
ming Brown, Thomas Cawthoruc, Ann Mann, widow of
James Mann, Elizabeth who intrfuisrfied with
Judy, George. William aud sally Mann, children OF
George Mann, deed, dts.
This cause in which the plaintiffs appear have pro-
eeeded in the mode prescribed by au against defen-
DAMS ustin PoTer and Fanny his wife, James Mann
George Gilman, VIM Gilman, Mily Gilman Thopu,on
Mann, Martin md Elizabeth his wife. Mo- .
and Judith his wife, VIM Mann, Geosge Mann Sarah
Mann aud Thomas Cawthorne who are out NJ this couc.
try and the other defendants on the several dc
orders taking the bill for confessed rs TO them csne m
this day be heard the bin and exhibits nd v,as
agded by counseli on consideration whereof the cou,,
doth order that Of it's commissioners do state the
veral accounts between the parties the bill mentioned
and report the IN the court with any sstts,s
cialiy stated deemed pertinent by himself or which r,
he required by the pa rites 10 be 80 stated.
copy Teste' VIM q. PENDLETON, g. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14
3, RygTDs pAT1gP9J,

M ASHINGTON PRINTING PRESSES viii be-
w manufactured by WnLfsA Row, the usual place,
No S3 EdTdge street. New for Al letters, orders. SC viii
he addressed 20 SaD1Ue Rust which win be promptly attended
~ B Orders lor standing Presses Chases, and other
work IN the smiths Inc, viii ~ thankfully received, and
ted in the expeditions and worknanIiks Also,
fiat Surfaces Of any size not exceeding -four feet square will be
TUNED in a CofnI1ete
p g Second hand printing Presses supplied various
pficcs june 9-lm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14
Fresh and Beautiful Goods.

% BALDWIN, IVES g. CO. have received BY tie
II Richmond Packet, aud are this morning opening
case extra fine Leghorn bonnets
do London blue aud black cassimcres
do black anu white prints
Seersucker plaid, and solid stripe ginghau,s
Very superior plaid French DO
F'gureapoimyrencs, beautiful article
Lace and pearl buttons
Pongee silks, palmetto hats
cases and bales plaid don,cstics
! do Al apron checks
handsome artificial flowers
Floss thread, mixed pins
bales ticklnbur0Sc chem
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14
BOTETOURT LAND FOR SALE.

side, III the county of BOtctourt, containing 1872
acrcs--theIe about 900 acres OF cleared Ian j,
winch Is we'll enclosed and in fine order for cropping
Near 700 acres OF The uncleured land is Of the very
best quality, and admirably adapted the production
OF corn wheat, oats, rye, tobacco, hemp and clover
and is equal to any tract Of high land the State
The improvements are plain but comfortable dwell
ling house, with rooms, kitchen. smoke-housc, &c.
II tobacco houses, granery and wheat machine,
all new. | will show the land and make known the
terms to any one disposed to purchase.
july 8--wiw TIL. GOODE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14

n Cheyiefjield County Covrt-.Jime 8Ut. 1929;
= w. faflner, Henry Farmer aud Magnus CarierO 90
aj Dosiah his wife, late DOseh Farmer plaintiffs,
against y
ftlawks and Bess bis wife, William Farmer, James
crews and Marlha lbs wife, and Robert Farmer, the
Robert iairg infant OF tender years, by Benjamin
b lie. his Guardian All lt,,uI. dts \
Jay CANE The plaintiffs by their attorney, and appear
by satisfactory evidence that The defendants
.naiiouts Of this commonwealth, and they not having
IA teir appearance given security according to the
seuDly and The rules a this the motion Of the
u6s IL . ordered uat The said doiendants 70 appear
uie second MONDAY 20 August next, aDd answer 'e
M Dl and that copy NJ this rider be forthwith inserted
newsupcf printed IN the city of Rchmiond, for eight
,uecessivply. aud another copy be posted the fot
the soatthc0se o. his coniy iof Two successive court
!. {. NuNNALLY. D O
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14
BOOTS AND SHOEs.

we nave streccNed quantity of South AuerSan Horse
Sks new article which for duroby end soiness surass-s
any oer leather fof dress oots and shoes; likewise stuffed
nosooSo SSS dressed uro plan, vhch makes plant
and wear longer.
We have received Genlemens Lasts of the latest fashion,
!cfcscit ceS) aud prepared make Boots Shoes and
Pumps upon uleui IN tho FIRST s,ylc.
we keep csisian,y on hand, n,ae our factory general
assortment of sadcs aud Gen,lemeS Boots Shoes all
descriptions We have variety of Chilhens SHOES
coored hastings morocco and leather misses and Youths Sings
of all kinds ~ ~
And IN addition Ia manufacture, we have received
large supply OF New York aud Philadelphia Boots and Shr
all OF which we determined TO sell cheap
We have a large assortment of TRUNKS
X Ordes from the country will IA promptly attended to-
27 't' 80,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14
TO UNDERTAKERs.-Tf

w NNDENT AkEisS.--The county cour, @, Coocb
4 land having ordered the rebuild no OF Roia,, E,
:er Licknsboe SreeA wn ssoe abn,men,s persons dso
;'ndge on the rad leading t;oochiand oo,,ho,s" e
tsVe on Saturday il'h next month (Juy,) 10 O'Clock
sGoochand, 24h June, 1929 THE (,()SylitS,SSpSss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-14

MILLER WANTED.-Wanird imnIe7iiaieIv ~ ii,
I'VE CALICO Mills, Miller who is well qualified None need
apply but seh produce the
datonS ine l8--l2t r.. Z CHEW