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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-28
SPRING.


IRON ONE OF THE ANNUALs.l
Spring, where are you tsrryir, nav
Why are you so icnx unieh.
W,utsr went month ago,
= %hent the snow beSsn to mex.
] a. coming, little nsider.
With the pie asant sunshine laden;
With the honey for the bee,
With the blossom for the tee,
With the flower and with the leaf;
Till come the time is brief.
I am coming, I am c,uipg.
Jiark! the hale bee is humlningl
See, the lark is soaring high
In the bright and sunny siy;
Aud the gnats are ON the wing
Little maiden-now is spring!
See, the yellow catkin, cuyer
All the slender willows over;
And on mossy banks 90 green
Aud their clustering leaves below
White and purple velvets blow.
Itark! the little lambs are blea,ins;
And the eauins rocks are meeting
In the elm., noisy crowd;
And all birds are singing loud;
Aud the fret white butterfly
In the sun goes fitting by.
Lille maiden, look around thee.
Green and How'ry fields surrourd thee,
Every little stream 10 bright;
All the orchard tress are white;
And each smsll and waving shot
Has for thee sweet flower or fruit.
TuInthy eyes to> arth and heaven!
God for thee the spring has given;
Taught the birds their melodies;
Cloth'd the earth and cleared the skies
For thy pleasure or thy food
Pour thy soul in gratitude!
SO m,y'st thou mid blessings dwell,
Little maiden, fare thee we'll.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-28

ed and aseeriainei It has been by last April cleo
tons, have met with no man hardy enough to
deny the right Of tho people. "for whose common
benefit, protection, and security, government is,
or ought to be, instituted, whom in the opinion of
majority it is found inadequate TO these purposes,
70 reform, alter, abolish II, in such manner as
shall be judged most conducive TO the public
cured or conferred by the bill OF rights; il i,
traced to much deeper antiquity, and found in
the nature anl constitution ofthe first man; and
thus have il from the best authority. the father
Of his country, in his yaledlctory to the people OF
the u. States: "Thc basis Of our political system
is the right Of the people 10 make and alter their
constitution of government" And further, had
not men Of suber aud cool reflection, aided by
perience aAd knowledge of human nature, a
right 10 calculate, at least to forebode and depre
cate, the possible consequences of the late lormi
originating in dscorant views, and apparently-ir-
reconeilabie interest which convulsed and contin-
ues to convuso our government TO the centre, and
even now without caution and prudent forbear-
ance, may end in its total subversiUu.
The die is now cast; the people. the source Of
power In this government, have said there ehail
DO Convention. Let this decree, from which
there can be appeal. DO the laws of the Me-
des and Persians: and let every citizen within the
Convention. or without, to the full extent Of his
power and influence, lay his shoulders to the
essentially subserve its interest by respectful OBJ
servance of its laws. Be it also renembered that
reformation precludes the ideaof RIGHTEOUSNESS;
and that until the new government goes legally
into operation, bound by the present order,
OF things.
Your obeiient servant,
S. BLACKBURN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-28

NOTICE.

tVAS Committed 10 the Jail Of Cheat County, vss
runaway, on the 9Th Dsexmber last, three hseo q a.
nan,ea Toney Billy add william. Toney had when ooaJ
med an old roundabout pair of brown DO
nestle pansioons sn old black hat, vis,be about e.
OF ,ss fee inches high, colour black; esys hs
eeonssto Jesse Carr Of Isle Of Wight county. Torey IA
ee papers when committed, but has that he
IS runaway Billy had on when committed brown surtant
lack este psntaloon old black hat no sesrs
ioie ABOUT ~ years OF feet inches high colour ys
low who says he bsions 10 Nathan Carr, Of Lie of Wight
county, by lad Tree papers wien committed but b,
. q, domestic Psnt.loons afOcndnbOut %.
side VI his above his eye a.hss about IS yesrs
9, ass' lee, inches hsh VIII he belongs r.
Ss,th Trader, that he left him Danvilc. -
The owner. Of the above named segroes are t
come forward property pay charges take The
Of thsy Will be deal, with a. the .w Directs ~
J. D. GoODE, -JaiIor Of ~.
r, =. 'Chesterhed ccqbiy.
e en- w.
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Feb. ~.
III. Emanuel j. Leigh, and lisa Duptsy, Er'oI
OF John PuI1lniL. dcc,d - ~

(Ek ENTLEMEN Take notice, that up sn the Sd J,v a.
~ jung ne1 shall, st;he Tavern of Wm Psniek, 10 It's
town Of Farmve Prince EDWARD County iua; between
he hours oil 10 an the aud AFTERNOON Of gst
aay proc eed TO take the depsons sdayts Of Chsris,
Wooo'on and Others 10 be read the inupstvn
euse depending IN the county ., Prince Edward ID
You or one Of pntiG, myself and ofhe,
are defendants and shall from day 10 duv 10 mn.
er.o "a such dispositions afhdav until
AUD l'n the 9Th day Of Juus next, foeSinr sholl II
the Gle rs oes VI Prince Edward county. to ss
ie tn. accounts before the Comssionsr By the
court foi u'At purpose, ordered ny court in ssd 10.
JunSuoh. Yours truly,
VIM. A. ALLEN.
dPru 1U9- ~6v<
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Plantation for Sale.

~ ~ tue centred Of New Kent esun&y ssssousdsd ~
good and Ses,.hy seisheou 2s niles free nshesAA tAa
tanning about 700 Of good RsEusky bosssa lash Dc
ecit'vated sois about 500 acres dividedipo ose lea wi
teneei separately, aud in Zach lot VI Dc
naindsr heavily tbsred, Of the lots re ssssi
marie beds: all but the upper pst on which the hssse
perfect level there good SPRING. sisnste
orchard Of different knd Of fruit Gsss The skh
neat the cut houses, barns shade: srs numerous sepi
venisnt the hora cattle sheep utenss vfsEes DO Be
di,p ed Of and posesson given the e. VI jsassS ssa
With u: p,isess of.ovs small grain in due ssssas
hsses town property wl ~ PAT, be tsksn fes 3aynsse
For further infor isqu,rs t. J. ID beI Cara
saosies Hill who has ior sale good sress iSAt NJ IA
lssey wasssa aud harness, aud good mseh COZ With III
6 weeks old. ,--'rr'
March ~. io-vff -
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1he Celebrated Horse
SUR AM0NfnMa

WTHrr,H1 - HH1SU tt tusung seasoh at slabIe, 10
w Nortbsmpton county, North Carohn., about alst
e@ me Court. heue, nes from the HaIifsx, ~
- miles from Belheid Va. He will Il 056 ks
season payable ON the Let Jan. next with dolto the h o
IN ali e:,es Such Of Sir Aehies friends live Il is-
will send their notes 18th the mares psysbls The M
January. Also, the feeding of the be paid fol
aud terminates the FIRST Of August Exispsivs s
snau gram and clover sewed the bsne6t Of Mss
winch may De lei with the Horss) With the sddiiea 4
gram feeding Separate enclosures provided
to' mares with colf.No pains will be spared takiue Av
oet Pos.be care Of &c which may left bu 40
sPonsbii,ty for escape, or accidents. ~
SIN AhoHIE'S blood, great size, aud perforrnsecs %
uIendations. IoIiN n AmfS
March 10. Ini-ra.
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WIN. @. PENDLEToN, c. c.
CoMmfssIosER's OFFICE,
Richn,os,d 10th Nov 1909

The parties interested 10 the OF the sopx M
der, hereby notified that hsve spyouled the tvspv
eighth q Msy nsrt, 10 O'Clock in the morning. 10 com.
meme The sme my ohes 10 the City Of Richmond;
Shch time aud place they hereby, required q attend
before me- duly prepared fr bearing Of die nsesrsGeft}
VA and ny said 0Tdst
WI G.. PENpLEToN, COM.
"a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-28

sNOIICE. 81 . =
tNHE Commsson business subsistins between III
bsi under the 6su Of Andsrson, Blair Andsrse wfl
continue 10 exist solely for the pusPsssef eb
ITEM IL wind up the unhnhed busness 81 eenesr1 ~
A. are engaged in the Milling Business. '----
Ann particularly desrsbls that their sairs shssa =
brought {. eicss speedily possible they rsqus ID
nose having clsns aSsnit them call for
,hoss indebted " then " iqsle their balance h.ui
RICHARD ANDERSON.
BEVERLEY BLAIR.
DAVID ANDERSON.
Riehuoni, Stat Dscsnser, is3s. 80, 80
The ,9b'erihe. under the firm of Richard Aadsfsosk
m ha,inss on commission, their oes asss
RICHARD ANDERSON.
RICHARD HENRY ANDERSON.
Richmond, LIST Jaouary, 1922 ~
The 'ubsee'osrs, under the ar Blair Auders.n vii
eanue to Tansaea eomnsson business oee % q.
~ Street, al Pfsssnt occupied BY A. ID. / A
BEVERLEY BLAIR. e
Z DAVID ANDERSON,
Riehmond, lat Jsnuary, 1899
Tau. "a 81 2sw2wsheusu :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-28

The inteil'gencer assails the President for the
Baltimore. This would seem 10 be rafhet o,,, &c
character, after the inudatory remarks relative ~
the policy OF Che administration which tbat pr;nt
gave out officially but a few days since. The
hmge That MIR. Carr is an Editor, comes with a
bad grace IRON the Editors of the Intellieencer,
gress, are yet travelling upon the wings of the
wind. 1.-THE withdrawal OF the printing, be, as
charged, an attempt 10 put down the Intelligent
Ger, and sin to be visited upon the heads Of the
members OF Congress, who voted against Gales &
NeaIor IrnN crn ihcse If-fnrs crnnl Ii ~ -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-04-28

Here follows letter from James HiiiI,ouse. 10
the same touor as the one published by Judge
Gould,l
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-31
@ys Constitutional ssabsg.

lRrroRrEp ros rnr wtnc.l
9s9zE CssMVyssl dsIoW.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
NRUST SALE.-R,

Unjust SALE,-By virtue of deed of irust executed
u by Turner X. Henley and Hannah his wife, tire
scbeTs, and duly recorded in the clerks Office Coucan
county court We either of US WILL Monday the 10th
day OF March next Chat being Goochand day proceed
ready money, all the right, title interest and claim slid
Turner X Henley and Hannah his wife, have may M a
Tract of Land containing hundred and tweuynine and
one fourth of land, lying in the lower end Of ooohaud
county being the Of land wned by William Bar
melt at the time of his DEATH and which, by his last u and
testament he devised To his heirs be equally divided
then Of which Hannah Henley, formerly Hannah Barnett
one OF the heirs Of the said William Raet also all the inter
est, title and claim, which the said Turner r. Henley aud
Hannah his wife, have, may hereafter have 10 six
Negroes with their increase, also stock Of horses hogs cattle
and stock Of all kinds also household kitchen furniture
belonging 10 the said VIM Barnett which with all other estate
they claim under the said VIM Banets will in order 20 sasE
the purposes for which the said deed Of was made Such
title only viii be conveyed, vested the Subscribers by tc
Aforesaid deed OF tgnst. WILL GRAY, -
WAL MILLER trustees
Gooclland, 18th Feb. 1929. ,vd,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 24The Cotton market has been nsc.ablv
depressed and ansud during the week. the sales of ali
de cIp,ons from the 9Th inst TO last evening inclusive reach
only $3.50 bales at the following prices Sea Islands IL - 2
Up1nds 81 50; New Orleans q %.
The complexion of the market gloomy, and prices have
declined fully per cent? in the qualities Of American
the reduction is greater and they considered in
most instances per cent. lower.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 81
We bavc continuance Of duness in the Corn market and
the transactions very limited Wheat is Sd per 10 lbs
lower and good foreign imports offering at Cd per
bushe reduction from the highest point This week duty Tor
wheat is Is and that for the succeeding will be the sae
Flour 7I-2d aud Indian Coru Is. lOd. per quarter
LIVERPOOL, Friday, JAN D.
The import of Wheat since Tuesday hern extensive
but there has been several parcels of Flour from America
The transactions ecneey have been limited sale withou,
any material al Grafton IN prices.
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Jan. u
We have 10 fair supply OF kinds of Grain fresh
in for Tuesdays market In Wheat the business done WAS TO
very rJlng extent, and all descriptions were offered fol.
" at 2d 10 lbs under the prices OF the preceding Tuesday
Oats were also dun at decline in value in fine qualities Of
Id and on the other sorts of I'd Sd per Is lbs Flour and
Oatmeal difficult Of sale and Is per sack lower Mailing Bar.
ley Is per quarter and Grinding Ditto I'd and Cd per so
lbs cheaper Peae Beans and Malt nearly without any en-
quIy, and depressed in value Is per quart err.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Scnr esfered, Beasion I'm York dave ,e, s,,.;.
~ a. n arwick Lucke & Szer Worthasn A. Ncf:r,,.-
o". piiop X Co. King l. Richardson q w Merriam. and
Schr Adnsn, Sharpe, I'm CT. Egg Harbour with bau,.,
SiooP Active Sr'iih, FIN CT Egg Harbour balas,
last. - ~ 20 Doui' WIN nai-
Sehr Superb Tyler, I'm Boston, VIA Norfolk with s,,od
W eoduard, Wynn Clarke, G. Nj hlitchen VIM Ntcben !,
70 Italian. Hilard Peyton King & Richardson Sss,
vey, wm fnzwhyisonn A Rust, Davenport Allen a. 90
V.s, dunlop Co Lucke Sizer Hubbard a. Gardner c
Schr Minerva, Mister fin Baltimore, with sundries to NJ
Myers, Lucke Szer, RatclHe Johnston Wortham &
hpGIuder, } yanLew & Co Baldwin, Ives & Co NJ Ann.
istead, Lancaster g. DENLY Cushmau Andrew Peytou
snners Harrison Jones, VIM Rowlet, James Winston
Schr Bradford Lundey, I'm Providence via Noo, with
Sehr Delta, -, I'm Cheuystone, with com to master
Comet Parsons, I'm Smithed, with bacon and cotton
c., SAILED,
Sehr' Philadelphia, Ketchum for New York, with coal
boSIoN, March 6.-Au'd brig Mechanic FRENCH Rich.
NV YORK March 7-And ship Sias Richards Hodrere
I'm Liverpool sailed 24th JAN The Syivanus, Jenkins arid
ame day The Pacific sailed the 18th Jan; the Dover for
Boston, on the 2ls-Feb 90 lat a. 30, lon S. saw the shin
tered Apprentice, fm Carolina York-Tiad been blown
of the coast supplied her with provisions The has been
- days fun Grand Banks during of the tre she had 10
encounter violent westerly gales with hail. and ice los,
o-boom buwarks, one boat sails 81 and one man over
board.
NORFOLK, March 1e.-Arr'd Schr. Anrora
Hooper, Baltimore, days. bound to Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13

R virtue of a Deed of Trust from Thomas Ppl-
hing aud Sarah his wife, dated the I'm dav Of
November, 1893. and of record in the comfy cs,Tt
OF ticnfico ana county court of Necklenburo ,rr
sha! on the first day of April next proceed TO Sell a.
pubic auction, before the Union Hotel in The tv
OF Richmond, the following property, viz: One 10, III
land lying In the county of Ifenrico near the civ 6
Richmond, continuing one half acre and bopndsd IN
part by the intersection of . aud 32d streets ME-,
one other lot III the city of Richmond eopta1nin,r
orty rect ON Poplar street. also enc cthe lot %
parcel OF land, at Marion HILL CONTAINING f,r acrs.
also one other lot or parcel of land in the county ST
iienrico adjoining the lands of John New and OF hers
containing four acres, with its improvements consist
ing OF dwelling house, &C.; also one other loa IN
The city OF Richmond, the corner of ~ and 9otb
streets, containing forty-four feet 'front.' And ON III
2oth day OF April next if previously disposed OF
at private sale. we shall proceed to sell at nnhlic
auction, at Meckienbnrg Courthouse lit BEING conr+
day the following tract Of lard living In the conntv
OF Aieckienburg, containing SEQ acres more or less
beng the same tract OF land CT nveyedb y Peter Ir
To Richard Hazlewood and John DuckreIl. gnd 10
them TO Thomas Pulling y
ORRlN WILLIAMS -
JOHN y. LANCA STER trustees.
y. BAH persons having claims aGainst -T,bor,ox
fuiing are requested to bring them forward and
sign release within six months from the mi dao
OF November 1928, they will be debarrnd from H.
privileges OF The above deed of trust. ~
.. WILLIAMS,
nag S---pG J. A. LANCASTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
SPLENDID NOVELTY.
The DiOrnnU.

DEDICATED TO THE LOVERS OF THE FINE ARTS.
UH'ch has been some time IN preparation, trW be
ready for exhibition on
THIS EVENING, MARCH IL.
The Doors viii be open for the reception IF visitors
at half past O'Clock The FIRST subject to Commence
at o'clock precisely. Mr. HroeIss pledges himself that
no eSPence has been spared, his par, make this
new style OF painting interesting those who fond Of
adnins the beautiful effects produced comprise,
variety OF Scenery and changes from the Rising Sun to the
Setting, Twilight, Darkness Moonlight, &c &C. AT the same
time the will be handsomely lighted many labor under
he dea the Prncple is the the Paniaa gora; but
fully assure the public, exhibition Of this has
been introduced but in the United States never in
this part OF the couniy and hope that native talent vii
WIN Tie same patronage that Literally bes,ow upon
n. B.-The above will take place at the old Globe
Tavern, III the Room lately used for the exhibition
of Mr.. Cooks Paintings.
lJ Tickets SO cents each, to be had at the prnci-
pal Confectioners, and at Mr. Fitzwhylsonns Bool,
Store. Children half price. mar ID
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
MONsIEUR TONSON

MONSIEUR TONSON viii stand tho oa,uing SEASON
I'VE at Tree Hill, Richmond. His viii commence
the first Of February, and terminate the rs of July
viii be let to at fifty dollars the season, which may
discharged by the payment OF forty dollars within the
mare shall prove TO be la oa. Oae dollar gnoom IN
every
The Tree fill been lcapd and well enclosed by
the subscribers, who will furnish good pastusgc mares
gratis, and stable them all bad weather They be vel
fed, II required al % cents per day
Every desirable arrangement has been made or the
mediation Of mares aud Of the subscribers wn give
personal attentions order they NAV be well
treated and cncd TO their IN good order. Tho under.
signed canno, be responsible r accidents apoS hu, VIII
every Senion 10 prevent both Monsieur Tooson Is
beautiful bay hccn hands three inches high with black legs
and tail lie Is finely proPonioncd exhibiting great pow
and beauty throughout his form Ills blood appearance and
performance cannot be surpassed 10y any horse on c eout
nent For Pedigree, &c se horse bills.
THOMAS WATSON,
feb ste ARNtR ROgINSON
T The Editors OF the Petersburg Insclirencc will pcasc
insert the above once week for months; ard the frcdc-
ncksoue Arena once week for four weeks aud forward their
accounts to this Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
WAsnINGrnN- March u

-, . W ASIIINIToN, March =.
The Senate vas in session for several hours ,os-
terdny; but we have 30, learnt what business if any
was transacted, referred to it. We rather think
however, from what we gather from common
report that no important nominations 10 Office were
confirmed, and that few additional ones, if any, have
been made
The Postmaster General, Mr.. Mclean, retired
from the duties of his office, we learn, on Monday
last. Until the arrival the Postmaster General
these duties discharged, of course by tina Assist
ant POSTMASTER General, Mcssrs. A Bradley & p.
Bradley, so long and advantage ously known as filth
fui public servants in that Department
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
TRUST SALE.

virtue OF deed of trust, executed be Ja,nss
Brown dated on the goth day of October, 1921
diu OF record IN the office OF the county count OF
lienrieo, the subscribers trustees viii on the fr
Noon OF Thursday the 18th day of this present month
SCH ut auction on the premises, the brick dveliin,
mouse ana appurtenances on the north side of CaTv
or 10 street, next below the lumber-house of MI
William Giliatt This property extends ON The street
SOD feet, and Its boundary back from the street vein
be shown on the day of sale. BY the tenor of The
9eed OF trust the property to be sold ON credit
Out r' Brown consents that it shall be sold for cpsh
ana To evidence that consent, he will ioin the trTy
tees III deed TO the purchaser it will therefore be
sofa Tor cash. CHARLES COPELAND.
mar CHARLES ]. McMURDQ.
The lower story OF the house IS well cacrIa,o6 e.
commission buslness-the second story is divided INTO
three rooms and large closetand the attic story or
garrett Is divided into four rooms and closet The
pack buildings are OF brick, and covered with slate.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
THOMAS WATSON,

TO Planters of Tobacco on James River.
NOTICE is given, that all Tobacco intended oT Shocke
warehouse, arriving in tho BASIN, viii, hdesTcd, BE-
ceived into the Fire Proof fhe subscrT fronting
the Basin and adjoining Shocka free Of expense Of draysgs
and receipts granted by the Inspectors Shock0 without tyr
her expense 20 the owner, when called 6r inspection
plng than would II delivered Shoe
ko Ample insurance has been effected uon Al stored
in tie house etcrc named w \ MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
Connecticut State Lottery,
Capitai Prize $4,000.
LAND FOR sALF.-TT1s, v-or

known and desirable Plantation called Pleasant Meadow
situated IN the county Of Amherst belonging 10 the e oil
Joel franklin decd, aud lying the waters Pyny river
containing eight hundred aud ory-thTcc acres This land Is
well adapted 70 the culture Of tobacco, COM wheat and rye
There Is ON the tract five hundred Of wood land and Inc
open land IN good heart II viii be sold IN body or In lots 10
suit purchasers there settlements Sid land Anv
person persons disposed puchsse viii bo shoun tho pre-
mes by Robert w Carter Hector Akissnn An indispa-
bic ue can be made rs al tho eces oflawhh age One
half Of the purchase money hand and The balance IN two
annual hrtameua with lien the ast payments
The improvements two dwelling houses Them large
and commodious barn. farmhouse, with all necessary out
houses with well OF excellent water In the yard In point
health and suaton tins land surpassed by none he uppe
country Should the above property be disposed ofprvs
y, we shall offer public auction on e ppnisns ON m,
hrst DAY Of AprfnsS, Nv THE IE6AfEEs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13

Rlehmond Rolling q Sitting MI and Nil Fs.zorV
M have ior sale large stock Of Cut Malta made of ,.
ported Swedish Iron, OF lc,us ind The
gueny Sananed We are prepared ordcrs ~ AZ
tive various se from 81 i0d in casks CONTAINING 100 A. $40
os EACH also Brads, Horse shoe lrol Rods ROLES hon
Of evey Descriptions We determines sell a. ov - arv
mat can be imported and invite country Gie,Bs ana
merchants generally 20 call and examine goods hef,r they
purchase We have lately erected spike Mashne. Nan
unnense power aud new coussucon, calculated cot rom
TO inch spikes which be Substituted for The vro,lsh
that no better, and far costly.
mar ii-imc r HAxAII 4 Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13

The stage viii alternately from The Sweet Springs,
by way of the w. Sulphur To the Salt uphu, and back
aud by the Min Gap aud Union.
Each passenger will he allowed take 20!5s Of bag
gage free of charge. bot all that will be charged for
~ the raie of per 10. per 100 miles Those who
rsi register their the places where stage stops
shall have toe preference.
There will be good and careful drivers, and the ST
horses ia Virginia. J. +. CALDWELL
5ih month. 9th, 1929
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
First Periodical Sale of
DOMESTIC GOODS

Nv .VEW HORK,
II order OF the Manufacturers, to commence ON
tnursday, the second day Of April, at the store
OF Spoford. Tileston & Co. I49 Water street snS
continue from day to day until every article ON the
A9out one thousand packages of Goods win be Of.
ereo, consisting of the following articles. viz
66OOTS, SHOES, HATS, BONNETS, COTTON
.. 4; e. 20. intend TO have package sales of Do
manufactures IN the months of April and
seasons Tor business in the Spring and Fall Goods
w be received for the first sale until the Goth ms
and liberal advances made.
Catalogues will be ready and the goods arranged
'or examination two days previous to the sale
~ HOFFMAN & SONS. Auctioneerz
mar .-I8t