davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-24

and II is The general Impression That he is still
alive.
Gen. Gaines. il is said. assumes command OF
The Eastern, aud Geo. Scott of the Western
army.
Among the late arrivals nj the port of Boston
Is u vessel from Conslsniinople- "a new name
in our marine lists aud furnishes an anima,ing
commentary on the Treaty of Peace between
Russia and Turkey.
The city council Of New York has rcsol ed
10 elevate the cupola of the city Hail. md con.
vert il into the uses OF an Obstcnaiory. The
iurret clock will have four dmls illuminated nj
night. Are they mol afraid that they will be
ridicoled by the Jack Cddes Of the day
Durnnd tie Nareuil, late Minister Plrai po,en
iiary from francs 10 the United States. is APP
pointed TO sustain the same relation at the
Court If BrazI II MIR. ROUGH dc Roe helle. late
Minister nj Hamburgh. is appointed Ambasss-
dor to the United States
Col. Ejgar Mason, q. s attorney for the
Eastern District q. Florida. died AZ Key West
on the IL ult in the 27,h wear of his age. lie
was near relation Of MI Madison
BY u law passed at the present session OF the
Georgia Legislature, Gambling is made pen.
iten,iary offence Playing, w'thou, betting. il
nor puhishahlc
The captured Spaoiards in Mexico are dying
OIL like sheep With the rot. letter from
Tsmpico says there are now only ahou, II or
1900 miserable, sqnalid looking wre,ehes, Of
The $500 fine healthy men who landed there in
August last
A ease OF slander WINS tried week before last
in Ne" York. Syman Myers against Hart S.
Opprnheimer. The credit of the former. who
is "A mere hani, was impaired by reports pu, IN
circulation by ihe latter No defence was
made. and the jury returned n verdict Of $1,000
damages
Cncinnatt was Incorporated In 1902 when il
had about 100 inhabitants. II has now % 900.
having increased 5000 IN the last three years
Westward, the Star oil Empire axes us way
The Cherokee Legislature have resolved to
send a drpuiaton Of five men to Washington
this winter. for the purpose of making known IN
Congress the feelings oil the nation on subject,
of vital importance
II is stated in Paris paper that the Poems
o. he hing Of Bavaria have been in,erdicled
IN hnstria, as Of republican and scdifions
tendency. II Is rather unc common for u King
10 be II Poet and an Author but still more 50
that he should be- n Republican,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-24
Fenlale EAucation.

hUR School will be opened On the LIST Of
" iext msnth, in the school room attached
TO III" meeting house belonging TO the kssocia
ted Methodisls. THIS is very comfortable
room, ard i eligibly situated.
Persons VITO are disposed To patronize MS,
are respectfully solicited 10 enter their blidren
or wards al the time of our removal. The pres.
ent session will end the last Of I'd mo. (Feb }
but no vacation will take place until the last of
the summer lew boys, onder twelve ears
of age, will he received
Our course of instruction will 5e liberal,
comprising all the branches usually laugh, in
our best English Schools. la the exercise of
our discipline, due respect will be paid 10 the
dispos,tIons of pupils. and the oldest means,
which will preserve order and attention, will
be employed. X. h. TOWNLEY.
REBECCA TOWNl Fly.
l2'h mo 81 3iif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-24
OBITUARY..

n,,n -. ......,- ...,.. =. AZ. a.,
on., -. n,yiN Z,
gu on Wv " =, ' '' :" Wv A., Ts.a.,,., So.
% ',' '','' s e'' W w.,
:" NV - ~ -, 80, - -
'"a' ~ sl''N''s " o", ~. .,,'',.
o''a" 'u""yo" "y ."' ~ Wv. ,,o, ;,,' n'ar
a"' VI, p"'b '"" " ''.. 49,, .na rs
"''"s " ~ ~. ~. ~ ,i ~ :, 80.
''b"', ''Vh' - ..,.,.,,,...,; 49,,
"e ""'y s'"', ,I ,,,.''' '.a;'
'o VIZ. :" % a, ,,,,'.rsn, a
W ~" ',.'..I ,,.,,,,,ae,d ,,I,a.,,,,,a IA.
'o"' ', 81 81, ~,
PeN''''' - - a., -
"","p' I'',''' . - ~ ., -,
'"' W - - 49,, "i. .,.'',a..,..,
~ wa 20 80 - 49, -,
u'"s' VIZ, b,'' W. 49,, ~ 10"
,"'''" w 20 ~, 49,. - - I,,af
~ :" ~ - J 49," I.l,.,
- ~ 80 ,o,',,h;r
1922 Al - ,.., 49,, ,..,;.
y h"oea,'u ~ ~ '' h'
'"ef'' ~ '"o W ~
o'"''''e"e' % "'e e",
e"ee"' """ ''o ''"'A ..', ' 49,
'P'' . 80 - , %. c.I - ..,,,t,
pm, anu "'""''. a',;a,a, - .o..',
""''" ne ""'y , :,
n"n ''ou'e' ~ ''' y - ~ ~ "
WIN 'hf ne''"Bs"' ''e' w ''','' W. ~
AS son, nc "a' '"e o. ~ g,.,'''','...
as " ,'', ,., $50 a,d .a,,a,a,,.
ava ''e"'' W" ''"'' S 9''o' NV q ~
Du'' "'"S ems y""'s 7poe.o 70 y" wv, a,
n"S s"he W ',"' o4u'"e ''o' ~
TER ie'''", ''",', ,' 90 !" W "" =" -. ~.
'"n"y " Az u"'",y IT. ""o I 80, ~ II
WING" oo""" '''" w '"'' ~ NV - -,
&c ms .r',"' wa, We" ,nia s'o p' a,, ",,d W
u",', "',' go :" ,''1 "' ~. =,
''e o''','u, a'ou' y, 'e"s w. ", ,ha
"'e"" ny '"e ""s ""'' y "'s ',''uo ""'
'h"ocf"cy 0, us nv, ""' e"'e'eu "u' 80 /.
anu ".Neu '',e .a".'' " '' I'm ,"rI' W
our sa'uen' E"'"'"'o a'o"eu ''o ".''' " n's
Iona i"'he'' ny '"ose ,e"oe' "",fS' WI" Az.
Pec"''ai 10 p"e", ooso" ) nn ." ,,' 49,
pre-, ".' ""' T. .e''aa ,,,aod a.,
"n'ra ,o,e rorni,,m ,he cIing,ny rnbra ces Of an
,n ,',,,.,o ,,,oth.r nj. di.e,,ho1eo sn;,,. has
taken is Arm to nnrer regions. .nd lief, her 10
brwa,l in ali the bitterness Of her grief his
,,,,,;,noIv .nd un,r,pd f,o,, ,bis veil Of fears.
,h,s vs;, delosiye ,re..he,ous world. his
denar,,ce has ,nalcted a wound on every heart.
,nn,s,e,,sJ .va,v cheek and soread a gloom
nvare,e,v ,onH,enance within The range Of his
aconaio,snce. In contemplating ,hi, bereave.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-24
THE VEikGiNIAN.
LYNCHBURG, DEC. ~. 1929.

Conutntion.-lt will he sen, Nv ,hr proceed
ings OF the Convention .hat, Ito use the never
varying phase of The Ealumer) I'VE are
nearly in sight oi land" Mr. Gordon's propo
stion had been arcep,ed-although substitutes
have been since submitted one by Mr. Leigh.
rdbite dictu y 10 the Western people aud ana.
Their by Mr.. Cooke, accepting Mr. Gordon's
plan for the present. but providing for re-
assessment of lands in 1910 and another ap-
porlionmeni OF representation in the same year
The Convention. II is supposed, will rdourn
some lme this mouth. We should not be sur.
rrsed, II the people reject the new constilu ion
and thus render useless all the labor oil twenty
years. When the time comes for them 10 ac,
however, VIZ hope they will judge aud decide
calmly and dispassionatey.
u The exaininati II OF witnesses on The trial
OF Judge Williams was nearly completed at the
last dates from Nashville. Considerable aspe-
rity had been manifested by the Counsel on
botn sides the counsel Of Judg. Williams
charging the mpeachmen, TO political causes.
growing out of The late Pcesldeu,inl election
and the opposite counsel attrlbuung TIM,
mode OF defence 10 "A desire 10 enlist public
| sympathy in behalf of the Judgr.-Judge Has
KEEL Is about TO undergo the ordeal Of nm i'm
parchment in thu same SIale--ihe charges
AGAINST him are MOI ye, nade public.
II Yesterday, the counsel for, John M
Jones, new under condemnation for murder
aud whose application for a new lral had been
lately overIuled by The General Court, moved
the Superior Court OF Law for thi, corporation
Tor IA new trial On the ground that they conll
| introduce evidence which had an important
Bile nj the former trial The court. al or
examining ~ or II witnesses. orerruted the mo a..
| iion.--We understand that the Applicant on for n
new trial will be renewed to-day, upon some
other ground, OF which we have not heard the
nature
II The 4th No. OF comments on the Pres
dents Message, and Legislative proceedings
are in type, but we are compelled 10 postpone
them The Legislature Inns done nothing Of
interes, if we except the appointment of Pro-
fessor LomaX, OF the University Ms judge ofihe
General Cour, in place Of Judge Dali, decd -
Of the speech of Chapman Johnson.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-24
ATICN liza OK So

ZnHE Subscriber has complete as
u sortInent Of Christmas Nick Nacks such
as Oranges, Figs, Prunes. Malaga Grapes, su-
pprior Bunch Raisins, Soft Shell Almonds
Palm Nuts, Filber,s, English Walnuts, Kisses
and Candies of every Kind and variety, Pine
Apple Cheese, Picked Oysters. BIC. &c. &c. TO
which he calls the attention of all lovers Of good
things Also,L. r. Ma. S.Ma. Pco Ma. e. Spar
king q. c. Champagne, Wines, Ne" Beer
and New Ark Cider. s. AIRES.
dec 81 ITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-24

-uRSUANT to a decree OF the Superior
Cou,, Of Chsncery for the Richmond de-
riot rendered in the case Of Owen against Mel.
,oo the undersigned marshal of the Lynch
b,,rg district, will sell, at public auction, for
cash on Friday the LIST day Of J, nuary. 1880, ii
fair il not, the next fair day thereafter, on the
nremises In the county Of Campbell, one moie,y
Of certain tract Of land. containing one 'hou'
sand and eighty eight acres. The above tract
If land will be shewn TO any one wishing TO
purchase, by Capt. Miles Carey, who lives ,on
the premises. \. ~ nVLCoMbE' NJ.
Nov az nwsus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-24
Commission .in siness.

GikIIE 3pbstrn takes ihis method Of ton
-, deriot his grateful acknowledgements Tor
the liberal enronrageme he has M with in
his line ri husiness. Nnd make further ton
der of his srvlors To his friends aud the public
~ a general Cumni. sun Merchant. and bupes
from his long experience in tina, business. AMI
i7e ,rnde of Lyncbburg, 10 be abe 10 give EN-
era satisfaction. SAML N0WLIN.
Dec "a 3t3S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-24
- q =
isE lie w

OF the Lyncl,burg Markets,
Corrected ior The Tirginian, by
Thomas A 1oLcomBE aud RionARD TynEE,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of passed Iobac-
co, tiom 80 % TO 90
Inferior to common, 3 - To 4 90
Common To good, 1 oOio . 90
Good TO fine, GOtp 90
strips, 3 DOto % ~
Refused, goo 10 8 %
Lugs plcniy, 30
III quantity inspecting is beginninl - III
crease aud the prices are giving way. aud the
article dull. The foreign markets TO the Dih
oil Nov continue inactive, aud but little business
dong IA the tobacco trade.
Flour 80 Is to 4
Wheat 20 Ia 10
Cum 90
Whlskey %
Hemp, 10 d 90
Fort, b
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-24

NOTlCE.--I have left in the hands of Mr..
" John II. ID. Payne OF Lyochbufg the
bonds AIKEN al III. Poplar Forest in Dec last
for collection. II they are paid by the la of
January. 1880. the interest will not be claimed.
I. RANDOLPH. eror of
rhos. Jefferson, dec.
Dec % IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-24

hSrorlCE Isill Il, u sienda, -. 4th
~ day of Jaausr, aett far cash, 10 the
County of Amherst, ~ tn residence OF the islc
Jemima Jenkln., about miles from lynch.
burg, all the perishabie part 81 her estate, con-
sstinP of Hor rs, Cattle Sheep. and parcel
oil Hogs which are fine pork, fIousehold md
Kitchen Furniture, Planiat ION Tools, Bale t.
Tor Fodder. aud ahou IS aarrel- of Corn
Also. five young aud valnanle Slaves. Among
whom Is n fra, rate head waterman All per.
sons indebted to snid estate are requested TO
come forward on he day Of sale aud make
pay m.ni-those having claims against il, will
make them known 10 me on OF before thai day.
J. PErTYJOHN, admir- e
J. Jenkins. dec.
Dec. % tds2s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-24
FOR SALE,

rENHE subscriber helng anxious TO move 10
D the 3untry. ofers tor sale the Ten mrnl
which he now occupies. in he town of New
& aseow in the cvoniy of Aaihern; the IL /
ling house IL large, convenient aud ~ coed
repair the gar ien very prodna' i've md ahoun.
ding in fruil trees, vines aud vi uhbet3 sud At
iached 10 II is u hi of about acres ol i,nd,
which is in a high state % improvement. The
pnt houses on said enemrnt are mn ier house,
smoke house, carnage hoase and "A sfhbie snf-
fcienti, large 20 hald Is Or D. hoi - and
immediately on the street, On the samr lot
hifre Is n store housc with Is - rooms. ~ good
rpair This property woula sui, et'saie
aoily, n mrrchnni, ar tavern kespcr--and as
tue sui scribrr is arxiol, "a dis 1ns II :, ne
W g. very low 10, cash ~ take in IL 7angs
reg oes, or good bonts with the .nrchs q
,sigttnrut. PAUL q fABlLL.
Dc 81 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-24

d" We have thrown together in n condens
ed form, great variety of interesting matter
under the following head
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-24
MARRIAGE.

MARRIED. ~ rs e. = = W York. on
Saturday ma4si,4 st, - The Rev DR.. Vain
wright, The Honorable DANIEL WEBSTER,
OF b sion, n CAROLINE, Youngest daughter
Of Herman Leroy. so OF me city Of New
York.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-24
Beautiful Presents for 1880.

n HAVE just received he most splendid as
sortment Of Annuais for 1880, ! ever saw,
of friendships Offering, with beauti.
f,I enpravings.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-24

Jinnrv ,ssrs old next Jnnc both very large,
and are of the hesi family of Jacks b. this eoun-
try, descendants of tho Royal Gin Tile lin.
ney is now believed 10 he IL fnn b. the same
Jack The father of the sbooe Iack and Jinney
was sold in Charlotte county, Vn. last va. for
aboo, $500. Those wishing 10 pu,o as are
requested To make application mmedatrly.
BENJAMIN WATKINS.
Dec % 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-24
5000 DOLLS.
Christmas Gifts.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,

Class No. 10,
To be drawn in the city of Washington on
Thursday the 22d of Dec. 1929
DRIuESt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-24
New way TO pay OLD debts.
lO,OOODOLLAES.
Delaware and -outh Carolina
Lottery, Glass No. ~.

To be drawn AT Wilmington (Del) on Satur
day the 10Th day OF Dec. 1879
LIST OF PRIZES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-24
MOTICE.=Ihe.,,h.

MOTTCE.-IIies ub.
1 v mriIber has NJ his
store. IN the south west
{ rlicr of Pitlsylyania
county. 10 miles alb We
Danville, n tist rate
Jack and Jinney for
: le The Jack Ia s ears
old next June, ana the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

NNsio IA:-Ata superior of cha ncery lrd al the
eaPeo m me city Of Richmond, Thursday, July 3D.
ooen S Scott, and other pits against Nathaniel Ha-
hS9 On oa OF Edmund HARRISON deed, and other dts
fot reasons appearing the COURT much OF the order
~ s ca"se on the 9Th OF February 1929 directs the
uesnuan Nathaniel Harrison all tho
PERSONAL estate OF his remaining unsod,
ao ,he court on the motion plaintiffs. and the
VI we said defendant, doth the said defendant
an account ot the legal aud equitable of his
aud OF the hens thereon showing pro,ies,
we commissioned, who shall much tire said
oae' as Is not set aside Aud same commissioner
. having advertised FOR eight in spape pub
~ Ut INC city OF Richmond, for all re,ots Of
I'D produce and prove their claims do also state M
OF the debts due from the said estate and report
% w me COURT with matters specially stated decine
oy himself or which may be required by the parties
oe >" sia'eu copy. Tesie,
! WM q. PENDLETON, c. G.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

nIes beid IN the clerks Office of the coo, ~ ,ho n
% - " 'ne MN circuit and eastern district of Vi,pi-
Win, s "nth Of July, 1920: WIN Keith, pit against
~ "" mayo shrTlh NJ the county Of Henriea WjIli.m
"alneu eM,oT &c Of Richard brooke decd Vic ya.""
'' {" WIN Brooke, decd which Rcfar I'd and JY;lj;an
p'"he were deVisees and lrgatecs Of Ce,,ee Rock,
decd Alexander 1unstalI son nd heir of $780,, IT.,
." 'he same Alexander Tunstall brother and be, ~
1'1,ge runsfa I'm Gameit ond Ann M. his WIFE, John
ID nv, thomas Coleman and Frances C. his wife Fila
oeth Ludlow, Baylor Hill adm'or of Bgvlor tIiu All 80
mary ifIll decd. John Brooke, George Brooke Robe,
Nanpoe' Jr Robeh Campbell Ieir aud adm, or of Calm
No"lneI deed, Thomas Pits sheriff Of the county Of e.
sex, Christopher Johnson sheriff of The eoup,v ~ Ri
VHnm TO whom the estate Of Dr. Robert Can,pIslI pa1
committed LOT administration, I'm Robinson she riff Of the
county 81 hIhg d. Queen, whom the estate of Ceo,oe
BROOKE was committed for and I'm ca,
nst'' aI"of Of Robert Brooke, decd. dfs-Ir CBAscr.
Inc defendants John Brooke and George NJ BropAs
not having entered their appearance in This ana IT,
ueienhsnt Robert Campbell IT, not havips en,s,.d hi
ptt"'"Hfe IN the amended bills thoTein and thew not
having gwen security according rule of the court and
hppehfug that they inhabitants NJ The s,s,o -
virginia: on motion Of tire plaintiff by his mel I, T.
o.s'en' h"t me said defendants do appear before the
sau court city NJ Richmond, the frs, dav NJ the
next term, and file their answers; and ina, go, ~ a.
rule be forthwith inserted in some newsosns r,h,sS
IN the city Of Richmond for two month, -,
posted at the front door Of the "a pito l.; a., nv"
20 copy Tesic. RD. IEFFRIFS ~
VIRGINIA; Atules, holden In the ,..I,-
superior court ut ohancery for the Richmond di.,ie,
the ~ day OF June, 1920: Sarah Powell az h.S
right as widow Of James Powell dec EIiza Al X
A., Ariadne c. and Sarah n. j. Powell ms.ns
OF sa'd James Powell, dec, by the said Sarah ,bsi,
"' 's gga'n" Addison Powell, admin. Of Js me, Pow
ell' dec wv Ghoson and George Mason, doe
L., Inc deIeDian' George Mason, not having cu,s,.d
ms appearance and given security according 10 the
oy ~ 'e f"lesoi this court aud IL appearing BY sas
iactry evidence, that he is IN nha bi,sn, NJ 49,,
eountryi II ~ ordered, that the said n, do a
mere on me first day of the next January term, -,
o,s, -. we o o. Tue pl'ru'i' and that copy Of mi,
Noef be forthwith inserted in some revyspa ma,
~ The city of Richmond, Tor two months ~
"'' ~ me r""' door ofihe ospiio IN the saId s;,
- "T' ieHe, Wn. G. PRNpLRrov = =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
WM. II. FITzWHYLsoNY.
RICHARD ID. SANxAY.

AAANNG succeeded MIR VIM. u. FzwhyIsonn in the b,si
ness o StdhoHer Booksr Bindcr respectfully tenders his
SERVICES 10 me former customers the house and 10 the c
geneay Is his intention keep constantly on hand the
very oeSt a'rlas for the manufacture Merchants Account,
oo9hs RECORDS and other Bankook aud having been rc
dy Ifed 10 the Book binding business aud possessing
ycas experience III the Stationary and Boo-sellnr cpaI
ments, he hopes that these added IN urem,tiy
secure to him share Of the public patronage 10y w"
meIchants Clerks OF County Courts and others
OF his predecessor may confidently RELY ON his
oe.t Efforts to give satisfaction bo, as TO the duality Of s
articles ordered and ihe Ldces WV 1' VI '"e
general assortment of Sta,ouarv Plat hooL ct,
DOCKS, ann miscellaneous works, now on hand IN bc
considerable additions will shortly he made auq ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
IrNfNr, no c. u. Auc. 1si.

IUNtNh7 70 Q IL, Mug IsI 1879.
"Il fct ntutds dcclc iornas
AMERICAN or TRANSLATED MUSIC.
A PATENT has been issued for improved Notation in
IN Music, which differs from the present, by substituting
letters themselves, for the dots and characters
Semibgeve and Mnn 10 he designated by capital type
letter of the size of these used The Crochet
Quaycr Seniquave aud Dcsei quavcr notes by capital
letter OF less size Apposiaturas small notes. &C. by the
Common or lalic type or letter
BY this ssicm of notation, the neS and spaces will not have
90 be committed In memory at a-t. aOtes being known a,
sght the i1ctr merely nsructng his pupil position OF
the keys OF the instrument &c. &c Every sHpenary of the
Keys can be marked with letters, alternately two coos
say commencing nj the middle OF instrument aud ma ks
TO the right and left
" All persons hereby warned against infringing tie
Iaien as the law will be vigorously enforced asa>, all nac
torh Sc II W. {. PHILLIPS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
IN Cary street, rear If the Yirginiu and TURNER'S
Banks.

w ~U'S S|eeI, rear ~ me IrS1nm and Ed1nerS
Banks.
OSEPll WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies
- and gentlemen of Virginia for past favours and
hopes continuance of the same; and would thank
me ladies sending their silk dresses to have them Ia
Ken TO pieces, which will enable him to warrant them
TO be dyed and finished as well as at any establish
inent in the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
ccssary rs he has suitable machines to finish them if
sent to him in the situation above mentioned
Gentlemen are likewise informed, that he sco,rs
ana fenews colour coats pantnloons, and vests to-
getcr with al kinds of apparel and frequcsted repairs
tnen In the ncatest manner. AS usual all kinds Of
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed; furniture
S'ui,S Gieanscd and re-dycd in the ncatest manner
n, ID. Tickets will be issued on LEAVING the c,ood
WIN n and requests they will be presented on ap
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
Cotton Yarn!

COTTON K4R.N!! COTTON YAR.N!Y
1 order to meet the exgcncy of the present times
and competition on fair gruund-Also to enable
Country Merchants and Others to purchase COT.
lON p4RNS, as cheap IN Pirgiaia as other pats
OF the Union-l have concluded 10 sell my Cotton
arms by the quantity Of $50 pounds and upwards.
IN assortments of equal quantities from No. to 10
at u cents per pound, with advance of three cents
per No. up TO No. 20. 1t is not necessary TO saw
any thing about the quality Of these Yarns as they
are so generally well known, nnd allowed by all who
have used them to be superior to any in he Union
Orders left or forwarded to Mr.. WIN. Clark ir Pc
tcrsburg, TO Mr.. William Wallace, Mr. John Wvsc.
and Mr.. VIM. J. Clarke, Richmond, or to myself NJ
the Factory, will be promptly attended to-
am also prepared to furnish Cotton Yarns tved
T. any colour suitable for stripping checks or nrhans
at prices to suit the times, Good white seed cotton
viii be taken iii exchange for cotton yarns or pinned
Tor the customary toll, will be purchased at the
FACTORY, and the highest price given. have Wool
Carding Machine III operation at the Factory with
new sctt OF cards all complete, which warrant To
card wool rolls IN manner superior to what anv
other ever did, or does, in this section of country
Irlce for caFding, 10 cents pound or 10 I-2 CENTS
II find the grease. The arrangement is so made
with this machine, that wool can be cardcd as well
IN winter III summer.
JOSEPH HAYWOOD.
TochGtnn Cotton Edctory
Address, Joseph Haywood, Subjects Tavern, Pow.
notdl. aug l8-wiw.c