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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-28
MARINE ID EWs.
POR7' or RICH.VOWD.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Steamboat Pocahonas Ferguson Norfolk with passen-
geis Passed III Hampton Roads ships briggs schs
az anchor also, schs at anchor under Newpo Neuse off
DAYS PORT schr at anchor and tonnd DOVE; in mile
hip Orbit, taking in freight and ship boynd down of Jor
Point schr bound down; tie Hundreds schr indie
pedencc hound up; at Edson's brig bound down
Steamboat Rchluond, Chapman, from Norfolk with passfn
gers
Steamboat, Potomac, Jenkins fiom Washington Alexandria
an Norfolk, with passengers.
S!oop Cherab, Burke, from CITY Point.
SAILED,
Schr Meridian Carver, for Boston coal
Scr Joseph Bonner Somers Savannah coal and 1our
Schr Cyane, Robinson, for New York, coal.
SchI Fair Play, Tyler, for New York coal
NORFOLK, Nov. 26 Ard, schr Wallace Nickerson Bos
ten; soop Constitution, Wynants, " York
In Hampton Roads, ship Jefferson, Ivy, London.
ID ship Andrew Scott Soue, City Point; schr u States
Middleton. Orleans
NEW YORK, Nov. 24-Aud. schr Isaac w Norris, Town
sen d, fin Richmond, 6 ds.
The AnaceOn Lenox, sailed from Liverpool 2sd Oct fO
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ME. ITERBERr.s nFyrE,r

MIR HERBERT. one Of the Managers lakes his Bene!, tn.
9h-beins te rs appeal OF the kind he has ever made in
ichmon tbs claims 10 the support Of the and PAT
eas 81 e Drama are of no ordinary character and are too
eh hhoNh ana appreciated III eliire mos
been the main stay of the THEATRE and TO him more an 10
any other person. are the admirers Of the Drama nehre tina,
hey have the opportunity of enjoying that RATIONAL and
interesting OF all public fb him too are they
Indebted for the great talent and novelty presented this season
ihe entertainments offered very The rev Me
upwards Of lou successive nights London with great ap
plause and the sterling old Farce Of the Turnpike Gate win
De ID themselves rich treat that will be much hghened by
acters besides other attractive enter ainmsnts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-28
Office of the Bee.
New ORLEANs, October 30. 10 a NJ

NEW SRLEANS october 80, 10 A NJ.
According to letters received here i, is doubtful
whether the transports despatched to Tampico will
lind two thirds ofthe unfortunate Spanish soldiers
ahVe as the yellow fever daily reducing their num-
ber Two the transports announced IN Our last.
went down yesterday.
here forward you decree from the President of
the Mexican United States abolishng slavery in the
whole extent of that republic.
His EXcelency the President of the Mexican
United States has forwarded me the following DEGREES
"Ihe President of the Mexican United States to
The lnha bitants ofthe Republic. GnEETING.
NDcsrng to sgnalize in the year 829 the anniyer-
sary OF our independence by anact of national Justice
ana oenehcence. that may turn to the advancement
ana support nj so Important result; that may con
sohdate more and more public tranquility tina may
cooperate TO the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of the Republic,
dhu return TO an unfortunate port ion OF its nabtans
those rights which they hold from nature and that
Lhe people protects by wise and equitable laws in Com
forniiy with the Art. ofthe Constitutve Act,
MaKing use OF the extraordinary faculties which
nave been granted tn the executive thus decree
~ Slavery is for ever abolished in the Repnb
lie. Oru"
''2. Consequently uN those individuals who un-
III this day looked upon themselves as slaves, are
free
"3. When the financial situation Of the Republic
sums, the propretors OF slaves shall be Unidentified
and the ndemnifcaiiou regulated by law.
And IN order that the present decree may have
It's full I'D entire execution order it tn be- printed
Published and circulated to all those whose obligation
Is 20 have it fulfilled
Given in the federal palace of Mexico, on the
18th of September, 1890"
NicESTo GUERRERO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-28
N!cESTo GuERRERo
LAURENCE DE IAvALA.
BALTIMORE. Nny. ..

BALTlMoRt:, Nov. ..
Raising of the Stniue.-- This dav ii; half past 1
O'clock, the Coiossni Statue of WAsaINGroN was ee-
yated to its appropriate position the summit of the
MONUMENT. The skill and care of those, to whom
the previous arrangements for this iInpor ant and
critical operation had been confdcd, were such as to
ensure to the u2iertakng-so fur as success
may depend on human exertinns At the appoint
ed time therefore, the bust of the Hero rose at the
bidding of those in authority, and assembled without
let hindrance, to its destined place. There may
renan for ages! Not, has been beautifully ex-
pressed-"not in the vain hope of increasing so great
regulations; but i'll order that IN example OF Patriot
ism and Private Worth Imayl be continually held up
to view"
The weather was favorable and the interesting
spectacle OF the ascending Statue Witnessed by
very large >ncourse of citizens. civil and militia
ry II gains its place, and upon the PEDESTAL,
just Us our paper is quito press.
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By OTIS, DUNLOP 81 CO. :
DRY GOODS AT<AfJCrrTON.

On WEDNESDAY next, the 2nd December. 10 o'cloct,
VIII he sold al Auction Rooms about 50 packages pRI
HOOS which receiving and shall feGeise, by te
next Packets, comprising anae assortment -Aont
them London casssmeres, assorted colours LoadoS
cloths mdns do, scarlet flannel bazr, Tartan plads
London fancy prints bandannoes, silk do canhpr
singhams lish linens daaks lawns, Italian Grape elepan,
figured book msls do, "A and Ga canbrics bonn
bazeis bonbaznes black wprs!ed hose bangup cord e
ALSO - - : e
~ bales Ga brown shcengs ri
Is do TO do do
rs cases hleached sheetings andshi,inrs
bales cotton osnaburgs
40 dn 3-i shngs
cases coat and vest buttons
! do apron checks -
do plaids
Terms al sale. O. D. e. co Aucte
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-28

Handsome Dipidend.--Tke Dismal Swamp Land
Company at their annual meeting the nth Instant,
declared dividend $4,000 per share each share
of stock owned in said Company, for the last year
The stock originally cost S33353 share.
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sa ssrse0sy snsatF8.
THlE DAY,
lS nANENEiNN'r. AI.L lAS a co.

ny DAyENrNN'F, ALbtsN s. co.,
GF0t Ei.IES, &C. 20
On SATURDAY, the 18th instant, at hall ,ust
10 o'clock, at our NccrioIr Store, :. -. - - 3
Hhds prime st. CroiX su,,ara
20 do w. molasses .
200 boxes brown soap 's -
100 do candles
100 reaIps wrapping paper
30 casks cheese - 'e
s hhds Antigua rum
Hats, shoes and glassware
Muscatel and blofn rais;iis
Cider, vinegar and corta!s
An assortment Of chairs
1000 pounds cotton yarn
10 bales shirtilg
Mackerel, &C..
nov OF D. A. 81 Co. Ancrs
SALE OF GLASS JV.qRE: !
On WEDNESDAY next, tie cd December, ar
halfpast 10 o'clock, we shall cell at our Auction
Store. about ~, =. is. g
One Hundred Packages Glass Hare,
Just arrived from the mnnufactory, comprising
an assortment of Decapters Salts, Dishes, rumblets.
Wines &c. Also, some Elegant Cut Glass. 50.
nov 27 = ID. a. e. Co. Aucts.
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TEN DOLLARS REWdRD.
A pRlYATE TuTOR

a E!NFLLNAN oil middle age an eapf,icncGd TEACHER WHO
received his ednraon OF the New England Col
@ WISHES situations 'odte Tutor Teacher GaG-
ny sco lie mas satisfactory testimonials and recomenia
tioi's iInm The Facniy al the College was siac
h a'h also iTom ms ntne employers, and from other gentle
men acquainted with hscharaifr and SUCCESS as Tearhfr
lie IS 'inw IN Richmnnd and an inyrho him M he
Visitor & Telegfafh' n- - = -
Appreciates from the cnny (post qsd may bs addressed
70 he for OF lie Visitor & Telegraph Richmond Va
reference may aih hs made To either of the following sea
inch. VIZ; Rev u J. ARMsrRosd
Key: A. CoNYEnsE, or
j.Di: J. 7, PsEsroS.
bTchmonI, Nor u, 1921 -" > Z. ds,ya, 81, .
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~ SPLENDID LOTTERY. -

" ~ 11II3S IT'D ~ I I T.. =
(Ony 4l90 Ticketsy:
sNEF YORK COJNSOLTDl}TE;D LOTTERY
([cfAss no il
he drawing will he received SUNDAY NEXT.
(4o Number LOliery--G Drawn Ballots1
Prizes: $4,000, 10000, 5000, $500, 2Ilo.
&c. &c. &c
Tickets SlO--tialves, Quarters and Eiqhtbs il
proporuoii-For sale at LAMBERT'S
,,y ;, Fortunate Office
Where was sold and paid at sight, on "Wednesday
evening last whole ticket 81, o. 80 prize IF s.ani
IN the Connecticut Lottery, No I /. and where capi
Lottery. "'''. -, -, - ,,o;se1
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CAMPBELL d OWEN.

nEBATE Evidences of Christianity; containing al
~ examination of the SOCal SYSTEM" and Of all the Sys-
tens Scep,cisn of ancient and modern times Held the
of Cincinnati, ONO, from the 18th the 2st Of April
1922 between Robert Oven, Of New Lanar Scoland and
Alexander Campbell, Of Bethany Virginia Reported by
Charles H. King, stenographer With appendix written
by the parties
Just published received and for sale by
nov COLLINS e.
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A DYBNTUHES or 4 KING'S PAGF-By I'M

IA author of "AlmaCks Revisited"
"lfyou would know whether virtues vices keep man
faries from court 60 to and learn "Ynter's Tale
"These volumes among the amusing and interesting
that we have seen."-Co1trt Journal
Just published aud for sale by
nov 29 COLLINS 3 CO
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KATOODWARD'S COAL PITS, FOX KfsyY5I, tins
w ensuing year, lying ia the lower end Of GoOclsnd
county, operation, and within Ii miles Of the city II
nc -. % steps 9th Tuckahoc Canal n5viga
on where Do1,s NAV be 1adei r the Pits by the use of
wheeibanOws with great convenience For ~nne. mioLna
ton, apply atihe Its. l-,4 -.<{ oo7 .5-q-c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06
VARIETIES.

Dongs Ht China.-Judge Yaou has recently
pas forth a proclamation, strictly prohibiting
The wicked custom of despiSing lie, and
terminating ones own existence.
The dispositions of the people of Canton.
he says, are foolish and cruel" and there
Is little concord TO be found among neipb-
hors. In villages clamor and mutual in
suit are the constant practice: and there
the ambition is ito make light Of life. -
Death IS viewed as Il return to ones own
place. Suicides in Canton form eight or
nine-tenths of the untincly deaths which are
brought To the notice of governments: and o.
the perpetrators of suicides six or seven
tenths are women. Some steal into an nm
occupied room and hang themsclves-son1e
voluntarily throw themselves into the con.
slant flowing river and give their bodies 70
the fishes stomach. Others grasp n knife
and cut their threats, instantly appearing
among the nine streams in Hades, and on
The terrace from which ghosts take their last
look OF home. Some swallow the Joo Dol
son, and in the twinkling of an eye are found
among the demons.
From the grinding scrutiny which | have
established, says the Judge, to find out the
causes of suicide, / have found that some
arise from trivial rescntments, to be com
pared only 10 the battles Of sparrows' bills:
some from mere mOmeBtary irritation
some from Indignation that Destiny has IA
ted them 10 be poor in which case they pre-
fer death TO lie, according to their very
stupid and short sighted notions. Some
wives being disobedicnt to their fathers and
Hothers-in-law, on being rcproyed by their
husbands, through an obstinate pervcrseness
destroy themselves. Others having done
what is wrong, and violated the laws. b.inq
unable to escape, seek refuge in death from
guilty conscience, And there are those
sVho, TO involve other persons, destroy their
own lives, hoping that their survivors will be
prosecuted and very severely punished.
The above Is about one-lourth ofthc Judoe's
proclamation. The remainder consists Of
arguments and pcrsuaslons to avoid In.
crime of suicide. in the midst of which argu.
ments and persuaslons, peculiar and yery
Jamentabie case is mentioned. Not only
the Judge says, do perycrse spirit. and a
i7yicked pertinacity IN bad customs, prevent
people seeing the importance of life. Int in
the case Of young women who bind them
selves into sIstcrhoods and listen 10 logendp.
ry tales, that spi'it ausl those customs maize
them love, as meritorious, DISREGARD of life
Ten or twenty of these young women viii
form themselves INTO Aork - siefays 80
either from feeling Indignation acoirs, tbo
ic~inY flwt gave them ,vstsrc. ,u I'D.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06
FrOm tie Boston .Hercuyy.
TIE LAST DAY OF GRACE.

ybng ,Jreo,JC,

That dreadfi nOte!-DAY or DOOM.
u"oke in the morning before the usua time. Nv
Deputy Sherliis. ] better off when awake
Tor my note was to be paid off by two o'clock and nv
pockets were empty. put my clothes Dress
ing IL bad enought at any times but dressing when
you have note TO pay before night IS horrible. Ev-
cry thing goes wrong. You fstcn the wrong but
tone stick pins in your flesh, aud twist your clothes
vlllanIousy out of shape.
~ breakfast nothing was better. The coffee was
scaidnS hot; the toast lel nto my lap buttaTcd side
down, (NaukaeDs on No appetite. Felt dispep-
ucai' Thought OF my noie--two o'clock it must be
paid.
Il have whole forenoon At least, before me /"
SAID a. sailed firth intending to make desperate
effort TO raise the money by borrowing "Nlr
q, my dear fri nd have four hundred dollnrs
20 raise THIS forenoon, oil Which must borrow"
But Mr.. o bad no cash. As 10 money il
was ali sunk in the bottom OF the sea- he believed
The banks would not discount. Horrible words I
had as lief near it thunder 9TH. banks WON'T dis.
count"
So went to Mr.. y. and Mr.. W. aud Mr.. a.
Not dollar. Hard tmcs--Pcop.e filling, banks
won't discount.
.''rhen nothing remains for me" said obut 10 r.,
sisted needy gentlemen al critical times, out Of pure
friendship.
The rayca knew wos 10 search orhin MS he stood
talking with somebody at The corner of Cpnorc-4
street shaub.cd about Hrar him, nov tryinr 10
catch h, cgc and uow giancln M the dial ON the old
FOL ropdty coward bee poioi beyond which there vas
no salvation Of clcj't. WHAT could be- be taking
about longl lt was strange be- could not see fne
After waiting long time deI ~ catching
BIN as nc pretended 10 be moving off mir. Sharp"
SAID have you any money to day.
"Npf doIor oe.rdfcV my cash account a. the
o~Hk J't' day HF-r cav .!cH rm. i0r m9ar,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06

II the thing DO possible SAID i, Il should Ike to
get note cashed."
"Ahem!" said he money il money now. /
have sum To raise myself, but il YOU are in ur-
gent want of this-"
$50 much SO" answered I, "thst it II were for my
own particular use, could not want it more"
Il think" said no, "that know man that can do
VERY particular dare say thought ~ I'll step
tho way andsoc him. Call ON me III ten minutes.
Very welr' said l, aud walked of
My worthy friend saw me out oil sight and then
went INTO las Office and sat down. Presently came
m Knew very we'll what hc about To say.
/ II nave been TO see the person L spoke OF said
nc, bat could moi lind hi:.>. Wait Il moment and
VIII try again,' | sat down, and Mr.. Sharp walked
up the street. took round the Old State House
and came back.
"Ah have found him" said he, shut he is so short
OF money'--l looked at my watch)
"Cannot he do 1t at all asked l.
why We cs, hut he demands fourteen per cent
/ Tor caShing your note ut thirty DAYS"
! ino;c'i at my watch ngan,--lt wanted ten min
u'c' of two. looked al my obl;g;ng and conscien
t"uS friend. "fhcrc is nn remedy thought ''wheI
man Is between the devil and the deem sea-" 'ller,
! Is my note Mr.. Sharp"
fcn have niSSe So harl bargain with him. sal,
ne that ouSM not To demand any thing for IN,
trouble t'llow generous" thought ~ But rs
must provide for my iamily--t Your family must b,
Iorsc-'cchcs'' Thought l. Iii they want providing u
TINS ratc,) must say five dollars for My trouble"
! There was no remedy again. So five dollars NOR,
went. got to the bank one minnie hei,,re two
Coming away saw gtCat monster Of doc with ;
poor miserable halt starved puppy under his paw
squeezing the breath out OF lis body
There's u broker and his customer thought l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06
& -fe.o .Moaiaiy .nayazb.s Jos .i.s..
THE RUINED HOUSE.
RT Felicia IIEMANs,

THE RUINED HOUSE.
RY Felicia IIEmANs.
Oh, us the hearh that niaenihes this life,
Alshirs truth and beauty OF It's own"-WospswoRr'i
nth ms gaddenedit; Deaih has sane,hed IL"
CiiesSes at Truth.
No.dower of storicd song isthine,
tOpicsolatc abodel ~ 40
Torih from thy gates no elttcrmg line
0ftiaacc and spear had iiowd;
Bsnuers Of KING hthood have not flung
Proud drapery DER thy walls.
Nor buglc,notes 10 battle rung
Through thy resounding halls.
Nor have rich bowers OF PieasauRce here
By courtly hands been dress'd,
Far princes, from the chase Of deer,
Outer green leaves TO rest:
Only some rose, yet lingering bright
Beside thy easements lone,
Tells where the Spirit of Delight
Hath dwclt, and now is gone.
Yet minstrcl-taic of harp and sword,
And sovereign Beautys lot.
House OF Qucnched light aud silent board:
For mc thou need est not.
1t is enough to know that here,
80 Where thoughtfuly stand,
Sorrow and Love, and Hope aud Fear,
Have link'd one kindred band.
Thou bindest me with mighty spell!
"A solen,nisng breath,
A presence all around thee dwells
OF human life and death.
] need but pluck yon garden-fUwcr
From where the wild weeds rise,
To wake, with strange ond sudden power,
a thousand sympathics
Thou hast heard many sounds, thou hearth,
Deserted now by ali!
Voices at eve'here mot in mirth.
Which eve may ne'er recall.
lonths buOvant step, ana Womln's tone,
And childhood's laughing glrc
And song, and prayer, have well been known
Hearth of the Dead. 10 thee.
'rhou hast heard blessings fondly pour'd
Upon the infant head,
As II in every fcrvent word
The living soul was shed.
Ghnu hast seen partings-such as bear
Sine bloom from Lie away
Alas for Love in changefu air.
Where nought beloved Gun siay
Here, by The restless bed of Pain,
Tie vigil Ia; h been kept,
TIL sunrise, bright with hope in vain,
Burst forth on eyes that wep'
Here hath been felt the hush, the gloom,
The Ireathess influence she'd
Through the dim dwelling, from the room
Wherein reposel the dead.
) lie seat left void. the missing face.
Havu here been markd and lnoUru'd;
And Time hath liiid the vacant place,
And gladncsS hath rcturnd.
Til from the narrowing household chain
The links dropp'd one bs one;
Aud homcward hther Ger the main
Came the Spring birds alone.
Is there not cause then cause for thought,
FiX'd eye, aud lingering tread,
Where, Hith their Thousand mysteries lrlurht
Evn owiiast hearts have blei3
Where. IN It's ever haunting thirst
For draughts of purer day,
aaass soul, with tiltu strength, hath burst
The clouds that wTapt It's way
Holy TO human nature seems
The ,ong forsakcn spot!
Icdeep affections, tender dreans
- Hopes of u brighter lot!
p Therefnre IN silent reverence here
Hearth Of the Dead! ! stand
Where lpy and Sorrow, Smile and Tear,
Have linl,'d one kindred band.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06

ionS. bonS III rather a small boat al the
time, yished to make all haste away; but
the Maiays assured me he was quite harm
less, SO much SO, that his feeders pat his head
with then hands--a dangerous amusement
certainly but showing the wonderful tame.
ness and sagacii, of the creature naturally
so ferocious. He will not allow any alliga-
tor to approach the place; and upon that ac-
count the Malays almost worship him. IN
derson's S,tp,aira -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06

NeaI the mouth OF the Assahan river, in
3nniatta, who're tbGc is a fishing house,
Inere IS an alligator of most prodi-
gious SIZE; his back, When Il LITTLE out
81 the water, resembling a large rock
nc remains constantly there, and is regular
~ led upon the head and entrails of the
i4.I8e pair or skafeJl'h, which are caught
tae'c saw hIm WHOM Inc Maays cli'ed
ln" 'o "e1' to appeared foil twenty f..t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-06

Chiaesc Seats.---A mandarin Inspector.
from whom mandarin Of higher class. his
mortal enemy, had caused his seals TO be
stolen, was apprehensive that this loss might
involve the loss Of his place. and perhaps his
life. What did he do 10 effect restitution
OF this precious object lie set fire to his
own dwelling in the night, and then in the
presence Of the by-standers, saved little
ca'ket III which his seals were generally de-
posted, and carried it 10 his enemy, enfreat-
ing that nc would take especial care Of his
charge. The mandarin in his turn, apprc-
hensiye Of being accused with having stolen
the seals, vas forced 10 place them in the
box and thus in spite Of himself restored
Tranquility TO the person whom he wished TO
ruin. .Wlnnere ~ (LEn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-27

HIVE are authorized to announce Fleming r.
Miller as candidate Tor the Congress- District
composed OF Rockhrdge, Botetourt, Bath, Mont
election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-27
THE CONVENTIONS Brrr,

The Convention I;ill passed the IT, Of n. yes,s1.
Day by majority OF. ~ votes-preciscly 3 weeks
from the day when the question was first taken nm
tor debate We must caution the reader against
concluding, from the size OF the m iory. flSt the
Bill is certainly TO pass in this shape There were
many who voted for il on different grounds: some.
because they thought it was the Olive Branch and
concludedit was The best they could eet-o,h.
ers, because they were willing to yield 10 what
they believed was the wish Of the minority. As TO
this proposition, &c. &c. But that The fill was not
the iavorite OF majority Of Forty Two, j.
evident from the fact. that the motion 10 re
commit the bill, with the view, il was said, of
exchanging its basis for that Of the Senatorial
basis,) was lost BY majority Of - only. That
some bill will finally pass both Houses for or
gsnizing Conveniion,we cannot permit ourselves
to doubt; but we are rather disposed TO tbins il
will not finally be in the shape which ii has no,y
assumed. From all we can unIertand, ne are
inclined 10 believe, that II viii n,i pass the Senate.
aud that they are likely TO send il back with the
Senatorial Representation, substituted for the nro
jec, Of the present bill Indeed, were We IN
baAard any opinion, il would Be the same as we
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-27
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS

4
fthE following Garden Seed, ar. believed 4, he email
not superior, to Of their kind ever offered ir ,hS
Of 1873 Persons wishing 10 obtain ICED, Of tb H.
respectfully o7Ied TO apply, send their o.der, 70 tf
,I sS s.n H., one door f5o,e ne
OILS Dye-suf' sc. the feasonahle terms ''"'
CHARLES GODDARD
BALM-Lemon.
BEASSs-Early Mazaran, Yellow six Weeks
small Lima, Case X nife Dutch, Early Chin
Bush. ~i'h''
BEEr-Long Blood, Early Turnip, Yellow do.
BKoCoLI-Purple Cape, fine--highlv recmnro,.
ded in 'The American Farmer. - white Cane
superior. "'S NSPe'
CABBA GE-EarIy June. Far,v yorL ri,
Lo"i' hed Dutch, Early Penton, ImberisI
. Large Drum Head, Green Globe Savov.
CARRoT- Long Orange, Lemon, Altrinrhstn.
CELERY Solid White, ''''''
CREss-Cured.
TvcUMBER-Eariy Frame, Long
tNDfvE, or Succroy.
LETT uclES-Early REESE, Imperial, Brown Dutch
Ice. Gross, Madeira ''-"'
MELoN--Citron, CanteIope
pHtoN-k Red, Whit Portugal, Madeira
PARsNIP--yaree dutch
PARSLEY Double
FEAs--Early June, Early Six Weeks, do. Wash.
ing'on, do Charlton, Jefferson. BIic Psussian.
Dwari Prolific, Manowfst, Blus Imperial
White Prussisn.
PEPPER-S1rasb, Cayenne
PEpPEH- Grass
Turnp. p' WHO
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