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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25

u Our country readers Will find on the outer form
further and very interesting from the seat of
war in Europe. The victory of the Russians wa,
more complete than We thought. Probably the next
iews. will be the investment of Chouma by am prmv
OF observation attack If the former the Russians
will, without much delay, pass the Balkan Mountains
Should they, we have doubt that England will
after acting as mediator, join the Turks if necessary
to prevent their subjugation. We consider this ms
certain as If the declaration of by England was
before us.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25

me '@f:'Si Itc'o'D' the reform .#ec,y r,yJ., he
INC 2",i u The m1nncrs aud custom of the Tnrt
l5h I'di s. has not received the attention which
"a. Us. u WH Pr'dvcc complete change in Turks,
ana daughters Of tic O,tonlas hive led seci',SeJ
ne jealousy guarded from general intercourse ,;
s"c'ty. No" they are permitted to appear nnveij.
,t P.Dic, u nni; and receive visits 20 dress in
.'s "r2Pcan style III SHIRT. they now possess Ali
l'e freedom ofaciou aud expression which bslon, f.,
women j" the most civilized nations What y rha,,,o
WI DC wrought ~ the nrtj"nal character Tho Tu1
~IF 'n'o" Oh ir SOLITARY habits and his ha6ual in
"N'ereice To e%teInai-. lie VIII be animated h,,
nose h,..c agreeable triacs wnicn form LaiF ~
'i,.n Oh me- INSTEAD Of smoking his pipe fo,n I,r
20 noAf' and waiting for a war trump or an os,fS.
'"' 10 rouse .in nc 80. become q ia.n Of the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25
NEW YoRK, August Fl.

m, ~ :. :, =, y M" tiUTlst
The United States ship Ontario under the com
mand of Thomas Holdup Stevens, Esq went to sea
thi5 morning. She is bound to the Mcditerrane an.
and carries out Mr.. II. Lee the Consul General IN
:alEiefs, who, with Mrs. Lee, went ON board yeser
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25
NEW ORLEANS. Anr. 4

SniedeNlr William M'Farianc saul cashier Of the Kan
op, co r END to BIZ; existence yesterday afternoon
entered the left side passed through tine heart and was
nom ms right SIDE AT the moment he committed the acl
ts quarterly accounts and counting cash On the tae i
tNe direction where he Committed suicide Latter wa
Iund addressed TO the Board in which M Sa s,a,er
10 be deialter 10 the Ba in the eight tousand dol
lars, and tia; he had means of PAVING H. $40 VIZ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
Richmond Theatre.

WE Managers fee great pleasure in n,oounc;,,
a t'thc Fades nnd Gentlemen of Rich,oonI -
~rish"rs, anl ITS g'cini'y- the alterations m ,tc "a.
t'e' Deihg now Completed, lac boxes thrown b,cL IN
enable every person To see, n new STAGE Ill
ana the Interior of the Theatre repa;,ei 80
Decorated, in the most superb style with on
TIRE new Scenery, Dresses, Lamps. and Deco,n-
tIons, equal IN splendour, to the Northern Theatres
The NJ nagers have spared no pains. or expence, in
procuring the best Company in the u. States, both for
the Stage aud for the Orchestra departments. Durine
we season, the first talent IN the country will visit
Tie city and perform n few nights each, OF the Thea
IRE, and a variety of new pieces viii be brought for
ward. Every attention will be paid to render the
4 hea,re both instructing and amusing; and in return
tue managers humbly solicit that patronage which
on former occasions has been so literally bestowed.
Prtce y sidmission.-Boxes and Pit "a CENTS
Middle Gallery 50-Side Gallery 25.
ITO meet the heavy expenses incurred by onqa-
g'n1g STARS, on those nights the Boxes and PIT one
dollar. "0
Performance svery EUening during the Season.
The Scenery designed and painted by Mr.. Hugpins.
Machinery, by Messrs. Syer and Houston.
The interior of the Theatre repainted and d,.cora-
ted by Messrs. Jefferson and ~fIuggins.
Inc Wardrobe by Mr. .Amermon, OF New York.
stage Manager, MIR. Herbert,
Leader Of the Orchestra. Mr.. Parnen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06

y ANDOLPIIS REPORTS, VoL. 9th, Of Cases
Ia argued aud determined in The Court Of Appeals
Of Virginia; just published
Complete sets Of the Virginia Reporters
Journals Of the Conventions Of 1856 and i553
Journals oftho Senate and House of Delegates Of
Virginia from t776 to 1890, inclusive
Hcnnr's Statutes at Large, and
Tho New Maps Of Virginia,
All Appropriated to increase the Public Library Of
the state, may be had Of tho subscriber, at the Capt
tol, in the city Of Richmond, upon the lowest terms.
WIN. H. RICHARDSON, Crk Council
ocl or and Librarian.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS

NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS.
NhiASoN has just received aud offers for sale,
-. at unusually low prices, an extensive stock nj
STAPLE AND E4NCY DRY GOODS'
embracing a large and general variety, suited To the
part of 'S q"
Blue BLACK and fancy colOrcd cloths s. casstneres
DO do sattinetts
Blue and brown do
Valencia and swansdown yestinu
Rose, duff1e and point blankets
Green booking and floor cloth hai1es
Fine and superfine white hunncls
Red, green, yellow and black do
Black and blue-black Italian lustrinp
India satin and satin levantine
Black and blne-hlack G,n de Nan
Fancy colourrd do nssn-,.,i
Do do Gro de Indes
Black senchcws nnd safsnctts
Mcrno and Cashmere Ionr shnwis
DO DO hanIkcrciu-is
Iiibet' PrusSiau aud cashmere square a.,
Ihibet and wOrSted barrre hdkfs
Barege, game and Gro de Nan do
AIcrIno cloths and circassians, yX ,,.o,,rs
7-S and IA Irish linens
., u and 81 do sheciinps
Long lawns and linen cambtirs
Linen cIInbric hdkLs
FL and 10 / damaSk
Russia. birds-cyc and 81 dIup,-s
Black Nankin and Canton cranes
Plaid Norwich do
Black and white Italian grapes
Black and coloured palnvrencs
Plan black and cnlourod b ,mbazcits
Figured do DO and rauinetrs
Black English bombazlnes
tartan and CircaSSian pIaid< aud camb,els
Black, olive and drab bang-up cords
Plan book, null and Swiss muslirs
Figured 40 dn AZ,
"A and G-I cotton camOrics
Plain AMI checked jaconets
Plaid and fancy London prints
cotton. worsted and silk hosiery
Suk and worslcd braids, ussort,!
Gloves of every variety
Spiinltield and bandanna hikrs
Imitation bandanua and Madras in
Figured, satin and Gro de Nan bonnet rb,ons
Giuzc, cap, do ~,
Common, fine and supcriime belt do
Black and colorrcd guard din
a large supply Of brown. bicachrd and Maid do
inestics, apron and furniture checks. bed tickmqs.
BRUSH o%nIburgs, and coarse woolleus for negro
clothing. And Consistently on hand,
cotton o%nnhurgs from the Richmond Factory.
oct Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06

AHSIi+i'S SALE In pursuance Of decree ~ "a
w SupeTiSr court OF chaucev holden at Staumtop. Dr,.
nounced on the l7th day OF July. 1929, in 4 cause therein
Depending, wherein the aOnttnIstftio. with the Will annexed of
Nicholas Cruser, deed, is pi,inua, and john Sydnor' admir-
and heir at law Of Richard Syynor, defendant, Will be sold az
pnn!ic auction, tor cash, before the door nf the Wayne Tavern
m Staunton. 90 Nmrtay, the 23i day OF November nexr, the
Following Tract of Land, 10 wit; il the county of Harrison, 1850
acres nm the waters OF Horn creek, a drain of Leading creek;
1000 acres on a d,ain ufTysef's VALLEY river 500 acres hetwepr,
NtnarrS and huden's Mil creek, a branch of Hughes river; in
ihe county of Randolph, 800 on the waters of Gaulcy riyec
800 more or he waters of CaUley river; 1000 acres on a branch
Of tk river; 1000 acres on Cueo creek, waters OF Elk river. ana
1000 acres ON Rock Camp creek; and IN the county of Aupt,s.s
400 ACRES on the North river, a branch Of Shenandoah. abont
In or 10 miles north ives, of Siauuion. aud 244O acres on Cbes-
nut Ridge and MI! creek, q branch OF the Covpasture rivc-
For a more particular description ofthe above mentioned lands
reference may he lad to toe title papers filed Ia the cause
oct 6-9ic GEORGE ESkRIDGE NJ : CIV r,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
NEW MUSIC.

GOLLINS s. co. havcjus received, Il great va
rle'y of fashionable Songs and Pieces of Music
inr the Piano Forte, which with their previous stock.
renders TN" assortment very complete. Among those
lately published, are the following new Songs:
In my 6oleer 50 bright, as sung by Miss raton, music
by e. T. Horn.
Fty assay tpiy 6ird, as sung by Madame ycstris-
-lIee Gray, a ballad, sung by Miss Puton, music by
AIRS. p. Willard
Tie burners Of 6h4a, a National ballad. sung by
Mrs. Knight, with Accomplishments, music by c.
f.. Stansbury
In happier hours, sung by Miss Mallett, poetry by T.
II. Bayy, music by w. Staunton, a German air
Miss Stephens, music by J. Parry
Ship 10 hay! a ballad, written by Thomas Moore, mu-
sic by p. X. Moran
The horn Of rhacc, words by p. Furren, Esq. the mu-
sic by the late Chas. Gilfert, sung bv Mr.. Rcene
IN the Romantic Opera of Der Frclschutz
The n'iM-naid, a ballad, sung by Madam Feron, mu-
sc by w. Taylor
o do you remember. a ballad, sung by Mr.. Pcarman,
music by j. A.. Wade
UIhen yolre roaming, sung by Mrs. Knight, music
by &. Il. Horn
Here's n health to our .fjeads, music by Mr.. Bra
ham
Tie hunters sigaul horn, a Tyrolcse song, sung bv
Mrs, Knight, music by a. Lee
LogerS ctapiet, the words by II. Wadams, music by
w. Kirby.
Also further supply Of the late popular Songs:
IL soldier is The tad / adore
M ing lore march dOdy
Wdtchman
.Minstrcts return from the ,1dr
Hey The bonnie breast Knots
EIOl0er girl
FLyn,oay pretty moth
G1SeIe
BOhU1r's PeruUinn song
Hose q LuceTne, or SutsS ton gi5I
o Brignai Banks
TIE rose ioiH cease 10 bl,D
b M zoe nerer mention him
J. sec mem on their toipdiBg t0ay
TtOiight deirs
The mOWutiin maid
on, neer staH forget, as sung by Miss Rock, mr.
ranged Tor the harp and piano by NJ. III. Parnell,
Leader ofthc Richmond Orchestra.
Collins 81 C0. have made ARRANGEMENTS with tho
principal publishers in the Northern cities TO receive
the new music as il appears, and will endeavor n
have on hand all the most desirable SONGS, Airs. r. on
dcauS and Variations. Also a few superior violin
and guitar strings.
oct Cts
irana..aI ii - =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
TRISW SALE-

zSN virtue of 2 deed of trust, executed BY Jamcs
ES Underwood 10 tho subscribers, Oh he 22d dav
Of September, 1893, and daily recorded in the clerks
once OF Hanover county, tor purposes therein men
toned, we shall p-ocp'd to $. l. NJ public nnction. for
ready money tothc highest bidder, on "Wednesday.
Ocl' 2"Uh, 1879, nj Hanover court house. one T'Tact
o. Land. IN said county lying on a! ems Creek, aud
adjoining W. Nuod~an's. and Others; also. The to-
loving slaves. VIZ uavy. Washing on, James, Isaac.
N7m'siead. Polly and Lefty; or SO much If the above
menlonra property, os viii be sufficient 10 satisfy
sad deed and other expenses attending tie sane.
The tale In the above property is believed i~ndisputa-
"le' out 'hr subscribers, acting as trustees, will con,
vey only SuCL title Us is vested in tins "a.
OCT. 5-2dw7t JOHN TYLER. D.
TIFI- RRT!rnN- Y NSEeeS.
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Stock of Groceries, DC.
u ~ r-n....A

TaNHE subscriber being about 10 decline bis present business
II will sell at auction, without reserve, ON r. ill.,
I'm INST al 10 o'ciock, ms entire Stock Of Grnceries, Crockerv.
and Glass Ware Also, I5un pair shoes. Of GOOD quality an
elegant Switchboard, ! dz Rush intiaan Chairs / Wrtmg Chair
Is gold and silver Watches, > ,eus rarent balances. stand
I asks, ) Horses, secondhand Carriage, / Gig. sc
Terms NJ sale WN STITu
a. Safe by DAVENPORT, ALlEy & Co Aucis.
O-f c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE.


IUNHE. examination of the students commenced
on the nth inst, and closed On The 2sd.
ne annual commandments was on the odd inst.
at which time, the degree OF A. u. was coferred on
the following young gentlemeu VIM. b. Almond,
Nathan J. Barnett, p. L. Bishop, James III. Coke, G..
w. Damo, Llndon g. Garland, John F. Holt, Dion
G.. Plarr, Samuel L. Price, BENJAMIN NJ. Smith.
l.eonidas l.. Smith, and Samuel Thornton; and TIE
degree of A. NJ. ON VIM. G.. Cook, George F.. Dab
ney, Wm.A. Daniel. Andrew. Hart, James Newman,
Thcoderick Pryor. Nicholas Read, II. Road VIII
field Read, Bsni. p. Walker, John W.lt. a,umn; of
the institution, aud A.. Works, a graduate of Hanil.
ton College.
The following was the order of exercises:
Cyaneneen,ent at Hrnpdea Sydney College, !Sep,euber
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
PRAYER.
Sacred Music.
L. Grafton in Latitude immortalita,e animp.
with the Salutatory Addresses,-Wm. ID. Almond,
2. English Oration,-The influence of popular O.
Norfolk. ~
3. English Oration,-The influence Of the Imaei-
Ration on Human Character and liappiness,-Sam-
ucl ~. Thornton, Cumberland,
Il. English Grafton, -Metaphyscians responsible
for the influence OF their opinions,-P. Z. Bishop,
Prince Edward.
Music.
O.. Grafton in Greek,-George w. Dame, Ro-
chester, ii.
6. English Oration.-The influence of Elevated
Conceptions of Human Excellence, on Moral and In
tellectual Improvement, Samuel j. Price, Prince
Edward.
4. English Oration,-EfFect of Solitude Leon
Tdas l.. mith,-Petersburp.
o. English Oration,-The necessity Of elevatinr
the standard of Female Education, as a means of gen,
erai iinprovement,-Dion G. Pharr, Mecklenburg
y. e.
Music.
9. English Oration,-The Influence of Moral Cul-
ovation on Intellectual Improvement.-Nathan ].
Barnett, Albemarle.
~. English Oration,-The Importance and the
hist means of elacting the Moral and Intellectual!
Improvement oftlic People, James II. Coke, Ches-
tcrield.
IL; The Philosophical Grafton, -Bcniamin NJ.
Smith, Powhatau.
Music.
II. Masters Grafton, -Tncodcrick PRYOR, Din
V1ddie
tell.
II. DEGRFEs Co~FEnnED.
Is. English Oration,-The true glory and happi-
mss of people, with the Valedictory Addresses
Landon e. Garland, Nelson.
Music.
PRAYER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
second Letting Of the extension If tie IA
n0soha Tnrnpike 10 Biz SrnT.

Second Letting Of the extension If the IA
n0'ohG Turnpike TO Big Sqadi.
4 n !~"rI,a'io- 10 take contracts Is now oC~.-ai Ia
N persons disposed to become Road or BRIDGE ma
kcrs, FOR executing the remtadey Of TIE Gqe ~ yuu.
IHe from Charleston, on KdnarbI. 10 Hc r1ovfb or
BiS Sandy R-er; Il distance OF about yiriy DuleyS
The Appropriation OF 10000 Dollars Will be dispursed
To undertakcrS Us fst "a the progress Of the VOL
viii au,ho Ize il. All The work npcn the Road and
BrlcScs Wi! b. required 10 be executed according IN
the designs, plaus, and specificIti0ns of the princlo.I
engineer, and ior the information of tine bidders. tn.v
VII De submitted tor their inspection at the time of
citing.
The location will ne As near horizontal line as
me meqnalt'es OF the ground will permit; but in no
phce 10 cAceeu . dog. oil accllvl,y or dcciviiy. The
aW contcinplates the Road TO be opened sixty sly
'eet wide, with a carriageway in the cpnlra. offaroy
~ tco feet in width, perfectly graded and thrown nm
Ota conveXity forming an cley alton in the middle n,
one t"chIy !Ourih part OF lis width, except aionu
Sleep hh SIDE cuttings, Wncic 'hc road viii nc re-.
lulrHL L" incline inward 10 the hin. without any c,n-
,rXity. here The ground approaches a level. the
't"c oi summer R,fdS Will b. required T. be- VOL
1nI)oi!i"d, and al. the small timber prI9bed at Io,.,
eE;tiec9 feet Wide ON each side ofthe c7rriaoo vav.
~ persons familiar with that description Of labor
required .or me cons rnc'lon OFT nHt Turnpikcs. the
nroS'nt line holds cut ila'' ring prospects iYe CHAR
ict"5 OF lhG ground over which 1t passes is well ac,,.
led .or the easy oppcrauon ofthe Plough and Sc-a
per, aud it Is believed with The exception off shor,
pi"cc OF Rnad near CharlnStorl ve-y E.tla i any
passing WI be required. individuals WISHING TO
Wv 'i .C.'HT I'VE BTld"rS, or making the
rio'e or part ofthe Road. are invited to examine
he line of location. with the several BRIDGE sites nrc.
NOUS ~ the first Mondoy in November next. no
eIrr every facility of Information to bidders. the Su
l'rihiendent will meet them a; the mouth of Bic san
g, on Friday, the both OF October, and show tha
Ine eastward as lar as the location muv extend.
- Barhoursri'lr, tho scat OF iusticc for C,bo,I
county, Va, the Superintendent will attend on Nom
day, the second day of November. when and where
sealed proposals wIl hc rcceived for the execution o =
The entire work, and il approved. contracts ontersdi
mo "ththc successful bidders. r. SCALES,
- "St Superintendent =. x u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
4 LITERARY C%URIOSjTY.

'ENllE New Magma Charta or HiStori6a! Record Of
N the Debates aud Proceedings in both Houses of
raIIlaneht on Tie settlement ofthc Catholic Cl1ius,
IN 1929. with a great quantity Of other matte. form,
lng nm impartial history of the Catholic Question. o,
a sag e d'd e"t|" sheet vi paper, presenting d sur
nee ot nearly (lfY-oHe squire Jcei, can be seen
i MS !SlgHt al 'iH Book and Stationery Store Of The
subscriber, winch VIII IN future no Illuminated nj
night. oct Il II. ID S\NXAY
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G

IkNllE ACES over the Broad-Rock Course will
u commence as usual, on the first Tuesday in Oc-
tobcT, and continue three days.
First Day, n Post Swccpslokc for three ycnrs old
last spring, two mile heats, entrance $500, half forfeit,
TO close first September. Subscribers, Richard Ad-
ans, J. NJ. Seldom, William r. Johnson, and Isham
Pickett.
Second Day, the Proprietors Purse, 5000, two milo
heats, entrance SIS.
Third Days Race, the Jocky Club Pupsc, for $500,
three mile heats, entrance $50. From the number
ofhorsss in training, good sport may be expected.
1SIIAM PUCtETT,
sept It~tr Proprietor
or CONFIRMING ezecu,ed al the wig Office
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VALUABLE BOOKS, &c.
WATERTON 81 Van Xandts Statistics of n,

thht hDLE DOOhS &C.
WATERTON 81 Van Xandts Statistics of m,
w United states
I~.cyberts do d.
Says Political Economy
Raymond's do
Diplomacy of the U. States. by T. Lyman If.
Proceedings ut the Virginia Conventions vi 1873
and 1916
Secret Proceedings and Debates Of the Federal
Convention
debates and other Proceedings of the yirriuia
Convention on the Federal Constitution
Virginia Debates on the Alien and Sedition Laws
Constitutional Chart, by J. NJ. Garnet.
American State Papers
DO. Speeches
Constitution of the U. States, and OF The different
States
Laws of the U. States
Niles Weekly Register
Paines Political Writings
BrIsted's Resources of the u. States
DO. do do Great Britain
lizards State Papers
Pitkin's Statistics
Elegant Maps of Virginia. on rollers and portable
DO do of the U. States, do do
Do do of Europe and n. a. s. America
Do Aliases, for sale at the Book and Station
airy Store of r. ID.
oct G
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
To eomciude nth the Imaginable E,rce oC
SPOILED CHILD.

u Doors TO b. opened at o'clock, and pcrformance
Commence precisely at =.
~ few s:ason Iickeis for sale; enquire q. the
Box office Of the Theatre.
= ArigId police Is employed.
- For the Satisfaction OF the public, We are .ndu-
ced 10 .bIah The following:
RIcnMoND, Sept. 2Oih. 1920.
We hay" examined tie Richmond Theatre. Since
the late alterations made b. the present Narrmers.
and are Of opinion that the interior of the bni!dinp
has lost none OF its former strength, and approve Of
the iacLLtieS gwen 20 the audience, both ii seeinr
and a mole dIect aspect from the Pitt. g
WILSON BRYAN,
oct D II OTIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
ERUTT TRGES.

G NAfHL""UEs of Fruit Trees, Vines, Nc. now for
SAFE az Inc Nursery nea' Burlington, N. 7. may
be had, grrfiS, at CntLtN 81 Co.'S BooKsroRr. Rich.
mond' where orders directed to Rour. |. SMIru. win
DC received and forwarded TO the Proprietor without
neIay. " hen thc trees arrive, they will be careful
y secured ana Their arrival made known to The pur-
chaser as soon " possible
The ttcss will BE- we'll secured with meadow moss
around the roots. and the packages covered with
straw AID mattsor coarse cloth, so as to secure them
IRON inl"fy from tie weather during transportation.
Among the gentlemen who have been supplied
from The above Nursery, are Major Gibbon.& Nicbo-
las NILS to whom references may be made.
oct Eco st If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
De Prtsented lie Fash ionable Comedy OF thr
WONDER,
q WOMAN KEEPS A SECRET.

AFTER THy COMFY,
Comic Song--The good old days of Adam and Eve.
Mr.. Farrell.
EoaI n'aSN fpsf,. III character, &c. Herbert, jr.
mig III 0ouu'TyHiah y. Dickson,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06

'ENIIE promised FAIR, for tie benefit Of
the Orphan Asylum, will take place on rhc I5tn
of December. Shorld this plan OF conlrili: III, for
the support Of III" institution, be- found suc,cssf!l.
the Directors contemplate providing AN annual Fair.
Instead of soliciting donations. as l,ns horrtot,rc b.ru
Practiccd. This they are indu, cd to do nom the lihe.
raj encouragement given AT their last Flr, whereby
they were enabled TO make an addition Of six dcsti-
thte children taken from the most ahjcct state of
wretchedness.
1t would be well for those disposed to cncou, nrc
the Female Humane Association, To visit the ASYLUM
which Is neatly fitted up, respectable teachers proyi
dcd' and twenty decent little girls, %afordinp as inter
estipg n spectacle rs can be found in the civ.
oct est
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w. 81 J. G. CRANE,
OFFER FOR S.4LE.
4VOO Spanish hides. various qualities
1000 sides soal leather Of oil grades and qualities, FROM
the very best to the m0stmfcnot. by whole sale u,
Part Of a side
2GO JOS coarse aud huC shoe thread
COO sides russell an black uvpcr leather
90 duZ calf skins aul seal Sims
Boot mcrlcco, lining. aud binding skins
Horse and gram upper leather
Bo1tirccs aud lasts. bout cord aud wehbinr
Black vdnish aud s~hOelnakcfs tools Of all kpf.
Hog skns, lar calf sS,ns, and buck skins
Harness, budle aud skHtine leather
Tag, chaise aud Inning hides
Mornoco skins, white and common sheen skins
Saddle trees, FISH skins. horse collars
Saddiry' sunupS bits, &c. Ufvery superior quality
Ioach lace, gig handles and bands, g..
Tanners oil, curriers' tools, wool
Go ~ Richmond made pi8ptg,iou shurs
Richmond slaughter hides. al Sl-n'T h...s u oil
Syt ss>g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06

The anniversary of the Literary and Plilosophi-
Gil Society was held on the oath; OH the same day,
rere held the anniversaries of the two Literary SO
cieties, tho Phillnthropic and Union, on which occa-
sion, ora,ions wege delivered by their respective rep
Tesent atlVeS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
BY DAVEN"NRT. ALIEN A. CO

&c.
On THURSDAY, the Sh INST an 10 O'Clock wnhs.
our auction store, ~
- hlds w. India Sugars
3 DO n. Orleans do
: 10 Antigua Rum
20 bags Coffee
lHD r's Wrapping Parc.
100 do Writing do
2vu pounds Cotton Vans, assorted
In na.es, PRIME Cheese
g ,ierces Lamp OIL
~ kegs Spanish indigo
80 boxes Window Glass
30 dnz Cnairs, assorted qualities
~ hoNes brown Soap
leo 40 Windsor do
~ kegs Cordial, Of choice quality, jus, from New
lork' containing to II gallons each. Consisting Of "Wintpr
"5een,. Double Peppermint" Lemon" "Lifs Of Man,
"PeIirct Love, "Anu!seed." &c. &c.
Also srndry other articles.
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