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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26
Flo,u N. no,ion poIoJi,l,n. .1b,1,

Yesterday forenoon house in indH street after Clp
1ay sweeping o the chambers, tho dun taken M and
carried IN the Kitchen where thrown FIRE There
was instantly explosion, which made n load report end
hook 'Jc ajomng and neghbong buildings, Ccntnel Jour
nat Palladium Ofites &c. &c The unfortunate woman WIN
cnpf1 he measure 81 the dust had very narrow esrape
jeI clothes fire, her apron burnt entirely N
ufci md heT gown and wand ke nearly destroyed She
lost mh ~ her hair and herface and hands considerably
burned The msfes, Of the houc VIM standing NJ tho
distance 81 or8 feet from the chimney aso struck v the
blaze and had her hair injured Scvrl articles n the kitchen
were W FIRE, but exrguished The children had ao
%, song cartridges of powder and bson them Tho or of
chamber It's supposed about pint gnited Tie prin
ciTfi sufferer S. ~ great pain fUm her brns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26

Enrl, CpnHt.The Hon Walter Toger of this town ex-
ieu'ycy brown of deep research silence has
ceng fO1us'ed set Of tables for determining the place ot
The "rte Co AZ period within de compass ~ hou-
sand years. -ye,aUetd Enq,irr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26

gentleman who resides at Kingsclere, Hampshire.
England, recently had in his stock COW which pro-
dnced twenty-onc calves, three hundred hhGs of
milk and four tons Of butter, the value Of which
might he fairly estimated at E50o. When killed.
.hc lat of this wonderful COW weighed more than the
lean and bones aitogethey.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26

tondOn yaper Inpnious HAT professor of theology in
Denmad tas recommended 10 his pupils the Study ~
Iorfy Norris. the Of attaining that know ledee
Of mankind vbch IL indispensable 90 mia,ters Of The
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26

The Washington Telegraph says that Mr.. Swcs-
ny lately dismissed from the P Office for not being
Jackson man, is the correspondent Of the u. s. ca
zctte we thought Duff would nose him out OF nj
least, swear he knew all about him. The Pho
nix Gazette however, says positively, that Mr..
Sweeny is not the correspondent Whoever Ire may
be, he is q shrcwd and clever feilow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-26

II Our country friends will find on tho outer pa 81
reafrming the truth Of the Rnccdote abobt the Nor
thern Clergyman, and Gen. Jackson. We bolieye
sncerelyin its truth. We have heard various ancr.
dotes, from different and unconnected, and the mosk
respectable sources, establishing beyond question,
either the most composed and deliberte deceit on
the part Of tho Presidents or we had rather believe
to be the case state Of entire mental bcwldcrment.
Gentlemen soliciting to be retained in Office, soil
citing this favor for others, would receive the most
confident assursnces Of grace, accompanied by cx-
prcssons Of modest wonder, that they should imagine
themselves their friends in my danger Of removal
Tho applicant would Of courc leave the ProBdcn en-
tircly satisfied with his royal promise. The next
day, or within few days, he a notification IN
the public prints that his friend for whom the pro-
signed, and his Office given to somebody else. Do
Of this description argue deceit or iubeeiiit13
We believe the last, for We sec no motive that tho
President could have, in dcccving in such cases and
moro particularly for few days only There is third
why OF solving the difficulty, but moro diseredtabIo
to him than either Of the otbers Il is, by the sup
position, that Duff Of his favorites have IN
huenco enough to make him forfeit bis word, deIbe
rately pledged Thls We should however, still con-
strue a. evidence Of the confusion and inbccility OF
hrs intellect But we leave it to Others to define the
cau'c--we vouch for the fact
II Deter from Treasurer Campbell, TO oue Of bis
1T" b'othcr-cpuTc Tors, ON Tomorrow
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-02
New OnLEANs, Sept. 8.

New ORLEANs, Sept. g.
The Yellow Fever seems TO have extended ifs raw
ages in the country. Intelligence from Manchac
and Paquemnes reports several deaths by that dread
i diseases and of respectable citizens lately
arrived from the bay ofSt Louis states that six pr-
Yates and an officer OF the company of United States
troops stationed there had died. In town, the sick
ness, far from diminishing seems every day to in
crease in malgnity, and at the mouth of Bayou St.
John where II we mistake not Of yellow fe-
yer had ever been seen, several already have
led.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-02
FRANKrnnr. S.ni. 2:

GREAT DANK ROBBERY
Ine LolisViiie BTBucu OF the Bank Of the Com
rnnnweath has been robbed of ,ooo-Desrly all the
money 1t contained
''uspicon (says the Cashier in his letter to the Pre-
silent) has settled upon an individual who has been
committed; aud who, it is earnestly hoped will be
able to give some clue 10 the money" a reward OF
5000 Is offered for the detection Of the "vilain"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-02
no TEE LADIES.

MIN. REYNOLDS respectfully informs the Ladies
w that he has just received iautii assortment OF
WORK Of the attest iashons consisting Of Pufs and Rei
Curls, Brsids and Ieuch Pufs, nd Mnnar DO
10 THE GENTLEMEN, he would be- leave 10 say that
he IS prepared with thing in his line Of
accommodation Shaving and Cutting Hair any fashion
they may desre,at his fashionable Dressing Room on rect
No 14tl, ave dOoTs below the United States Bank.
Oct2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-02

sSf,Dy R5It,N-0S -aYELS'


FftO.I BUf~NOS .4YRhsS.
Tie Scr hallmark brrs h0 Bucnos
Avrss PIE Hn Au; When the Virginia sailed affairs ~'ae
perfectly uanquf and believed quiet aud oI5ce
Vere pn,aueN established Tie Csceta Nero snul of the
Nag That Gone,al Rosas dsbanded his
chase te p,istr Of the bucnos a, Govern
rent had place On the 7. Governor Iav allie officially
auouneed the following nrutSrNsuue, Garcia tn
Secondary oftha Treasury Thomas Guido I've Secretary
state AID foeen Relations Manuel Ecaiada be Sec
oilvar and Narme. and a. Cell he Minister Police.
l' OF The 7th ssysbusiness gradually impruv-
ing, .Niec, shortly former activity.
Do,locns have declined from SS7 to 81 81 We have
arivais of Flour o Does'lcs since last
at any former coming from Rio the United Sa,es
Extract OF another letter, dated
"BukNos AYREs, 18Th Aug. 1929
Yesterday arrived the brig Bunker Ill., from New York, with
1870 barrels -four and other effects the brig Zebra
assorted cargo nom Philadelphia. Flour Will readily bring
SIS 10 76 viii suon he higher unless supplies greater
than they have been You rely that all the forms of elect
ing the Governor will bc through in the of this month";
hd we say now wth confidence shall have peace for a
cnrh Of time You Will currency has deprecated
from of confidence in the government than from
the state of huauces The Msrias GoJT soi IN
Nmcvdeo at $z4 and her donescs good prices Ounces
wl not fall uuch uul the Is installed 1een
heSi, ql Sl3 III hides prime 26 ounces spanish 81 90
Patriot 81 3D. exchange on LondoHs 3D. 2O Just sofa al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-02

have been removed and the mnions OF party, placed
in their stead. What is the object of such ~ stem,
but the securing at y.t, the purse to aud in Interior
desgnss From New York, We already hear ru-
mours and doubts correctness in the collector
ship there, and we may expect something Of sni'
lar nature from other quarters AMI now, 10 make
the thing complctc-A6ram Bradley. the father OF
the Post Office Department. and the man, of all 9TH
ers To whom the country Is most indebted for its per
feet organization, Is removed to make room for po
ticsn only.
Abtam Bradley, the faithful and incorr,,ptiblc,
whose name, the ciildren of post masters and. con
tractors, from tue commencement of the governments
TO this time been taught lisp, with as much
reverence, os that OF Washington ,-Abram Bradley
who is known throughout the u. States, the most
correct, accommodating, and valuable officer in the
government, rs turned from office by Vim. L. Barry,
Post Master General under Gen. Andrew Jackson,
To CRAFTY the vanity ut Amos Kendall and the ma
ignIty and aVaricc, of .. b Brown, and Chas. r..
Gardner. Tell not in tue public prints. lest genera
tons unborn, snail read the dsraceiul act and blush
tor their degraded country. Who Wishes or would
ask, tor better evidence of Mr. Birrys knowledge,
that nc had dane wrong, than is afforded by his long
list OF rules tnr the government Of the Post Office
Department, fr the first time formed and pub
ilShed Why were these rules not NECESSARY when
NOram Bradley Assistant Post Master General
and why are they necessary now Is 1t because
Mr.. Barry knows he has turned ou u man. in when
he, and the whole nation had cunfdcnce?-a man
Tor whom no check, for the millions that nave passed
THROUGH ms hands, has ever been found necessary
and placed in his stead, one in whom not even VIM
| t. Barry, has confidence What must Mr.. Chas
r. Gardners feelings be, under the contrast How
can he consent TO remain in an Office whore such d
man rs O. b. Brown is placed, as n check over
him, and the settling clerk, us cheek over both an,
yet by tho hyc, there is check, but the insulting
se1nbance OF one
! Of Abram Bradley, with whom, I have been init
moteiy acquainted for many years, can truly say,
have seen his equal, us |. man of business
The business of his Office, seems To have been hi.
only carr-tor saving that OF providing for his anna
bic family, out OF tue salary allowed him. and i'm
proving small, but poor farm, near George Town
he had no other. lie is turned adrh up' the world,
at very advanced age, to struggle for subsistence.
! To him, the republic will not be ungratefnl--fol
at least, it will sustain his great good Iame, if
morc-when that of VIM. T. Barry, Amos Kendall
and others, will be lost in the wreck of party or con
signed to something worse More anon. w.
September 10Th, 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-02
Ktrtts1otl0 SSsUsW.


nv The Editor of the Wing returning IN has posi-
after an weeks 6egs leave ender his panes
ackno~ Judgments, Tor the great patronage with
which their proposals To publish the naes of CuiI enon
received by the Public This patronage,
beyond their expectations and almost unprecedented viii
stimulate them to make every exc,on meet the antcaons
othe friends The next County Wing will be issued the day
aier the meeting of the COnvcn,on aud tecehTwaTd the
Country paper will be published three times week. Tues
days Thursdays ard Saturdays, until tho adumment of the
Convention Persons DESTROYS of subscribing the
tanning the Debates do after tho meeting the Convep.
iun as we shall publish Jour i've hundred supenumeaIy
copies, "a meet the possible demand
Jno H. Peasants avails himself of this opportunity say,
that Inc n Richmond when essay published ia
the Wing nominating hts father James Peasants President
n the Convention hut 200 miles distant No pcson, hopes
suspected han of having agency IN what many might
violation of delcacy but there people these Tunes
read TO misonsue his feelings require him TO make this
explanation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-02
ocTonNn pam.

On .IO0dny NE TIN I1sttInt.
consequence Of i've sitting of tina District Court on the
United States, tie Fair for benefit Of the Docas Socetv
which be held tine 15th will take place on the I2b
and eO.iiJe days All persons having articles ~.
tended ff ~ Fsh All please tspOst them places of
Iesdsts - ttsfsf GeorEe Roper Vim Crane or Thomas A.
Rnsf. 81 .ef.ss - lJsh inst ncf 3-rnff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-02
COLLINS Il 20

BCCKsELLERS 4 STy7PIONERS
THAVE lsifly fec~Igsd additional SUNNY oi
N THEOLOGICAL BOOKS, which with Their
fomer stock comprises the assortment in thar
department offered tor sale in Virginia.
L. s. Go Agents Cor the american Sunday School Union
and the General Protestant Episcopal Sunday School Union
and have on hand general assortment Of eir publications
fbe Union prices
MISDIC.9L, L4I1, AfISCELLANEOUy & SCJ5OOL
BOOKS blank BOOKS and Py4PER, OF every deHrp
ton oct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-02
To nav EUiTJHs o. TuE WmG,

10 1Hk GuTOHs o. TIE " NC
GeHiIemeH.--is % not time g. arouse tho innuon.
aI Characters Ot ths country, 10 proper sense Of
thair duty-iOr it u their duty 10 fJUard when
the country is in danger. l. il not hi 1 tune say,
Thar the leading characters Of Tho country, should
sep TO- ward aud check the de- rnctyc measures uf
.he present Administration Not content with chan
ginr c''a-. Walters &c. il zee G,.;e.oas depart
ni.a.s, 40 mo heads Of 'h2 iafgs moa,ea concerns,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-10

~ " 'oN An has received, and offers, n well
ps scIcccd id general assortment OF ladies' and
g ' SILVER patent lever and verge Watches egh, day and
','s 'Echs ana lmepeces; diamond. pearl, paste et
HHi nhSy Je"clry; silver plated and britannia Va,
'ie3ai eaiendar, and other Pencils fountain silver and
'i '.a- gold solver and shell specacluS Thincs Tooth
PEA ''a1DiS' >tsSor fenknVes Thermometers nerc,,-
'os " 'nt Po'LeI Pistols, percussion Cans Spy Glass
s9'''l''S ami pocket Conpnsscs, iiaue INSTRUMENTS mi
hn' Iinrs and cis"s, packet boo,s can't ca,c. trcs
81 -e CLASPS pocket and she'll comb; god t s,e, and
SIX aus seals and keys; key rims; In; rry yrol.. v,,r
'"'I9 zoos ana materials with great varet, OF o,her ,i
ere ai ." winch he IS enabled 10 sell Ucloa pr,er prices
y Watches "nd cocks, and mallcls teal instruments
catii,iv repa ied and adjusted 49,
Cis.'' 'or ay article in his lne rurc'ua.y a-a!ed TO-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-10
EDUCATION.

'6'HE subscriber respectfully informs her former
patrons and friends generally, that she has taken
the SUNDAY School room attached to Trinity Church,
where she will commence TEACHING on Wi,Nn.V'
the 9th Of January ncXt.-Thc branches TO which sbe
WI devote her particular attention, will consist of
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar.
BIOGRAPHY with the use of Globes and Maps, Histo.
~ wc' also piain and ornamental Needle Work and
Embroidery with Drawing and Painting in their diff.
icrent varieties With a grateful remembrance of
the Ideal support she has heretoforc received in hcr
school! and with full determination TO use her best
Efforts to advance the youth with whose inst ,,ciio,,
she may 10 entrusted, she solcits tho nat S, &c
her friends for the year to come. "
Dec s5-t&fGt MARY ANN WILDER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-10
NJ k,M DRY GOODS STORE.-,I45JE;T ~

NJ tN DRY GOODS STORE.-,L4ys,g ~ MY
IN mas taken use Stoe lsrnery e.,c,u,l,cy o.,
in Sanniss Son & Bfoer immediately oy,H - Aies
han x ho0re's) AMI has On hand a ren1z.i ,,,7
staple and fancy Dry Goais; among which are $4,000 q"
5io"s, oassnleres ana sai'insis, line and cu.ryr
Ned, white, green and yellow fanneis
SIX and striped Valencia yesiinss
SNanSiown and Narcotics do
lIish and German linens, aWns and camlri,s
Sal'ooes assorted embracing i great variety
ancy striped and plaid ginghans
lam and figured bontazcts various colo,s
- To o. jacOnei and book mIslins
Nuli, nuia and Swiss do
Swiss and black Italian silk cc,vats
tahton and Mandarin Grapes; Italian do
slack Italian lus;rins, se,iftiews and s,rsnrfs
A large assortment Of silk, cotton and wooIlen hosiery
ashonaiAe bonnet and belt ribbons
lag Eandanna and cotton handkerchels
II'veS and combs of every description
LINEN and cotton tckniss furniture and anon CHECKS
lnseys ana Jerseys suitable FOR servants clothing
C .omn aul' o.eNGhed domeStics, diapers &C.
SS'urrtns, hearthrucs umbrellas, &C. &C
nhich with variety o. other articles he is DESTROYS 70 sell
- NCy Ii.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-10
f.. ABSALOM.

l.. ADSALOM,
4 NRATEFUh for past favors improves the pres.
~ ent opportunity ofinforming his friends and Gus
toners ami the Members ofthe Legislature, that hi.
stand Is Ia the corner house leading 10 Mayus Bridge
and next door to w. ". FitzwhyIsonns Bookstore
where he respectfully solics the patronage of sllcF
as may choose to favor him with their custom IL
has always on hand good assortment of gentlemen,
boolS q SHOES, made of the best mai ersls ana
at the following prices. warranted to wear crupI -
any; For boots Richmond made g. Boots madc
up at the shortest notice, and as Cheap as can be
made elsewhere. dc -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-10
FOR SIZE

FOR SHE,
81 Croiy, Porto Rico and New Orleans s-,,rs
- mo- Pofio RICO, Cuba and Lis.eria coai.,
Lo4Isugh, Chocolate, race and ground gin1rr
lAnt German iumbleis, German steel
DennJohns, liquor cases mustard
Nuiness, indigo soap and candles
Nh'te lead IN kegs, bunch raisins
Ii,,..iP1wder, imperial and yours Iysan tees
haNal's nails, all sizes
Nouies patent shot ali sizes
Nio!asses sweet Malaga and uiher wines
Holland and country Gun
Jamaica, Antigua and northern run
lodges Goshen cheese, soa leather
sperm candles &c &c
dec 30-3t OTIS Dr:Ns ~, = 20, .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-10

MR.. ALPHONSE LoUBAF hs-
Itl wing considerably enlarged his VINE
All, on LoSG-isLAND, where he now h,Is,
IN iuli cultivation, THrty.fpc .Aeres 81
Ground, containing 72,e00 Crane Vhn
Roots; having also the peculiar ADVANTAGE
OF being enabled TO procure the best s,,eciSs
OF Roots nom his / aiheT's extensive Vine
yards and Nurseries, in the Districts of Bor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-10
TOBACCO.


VERY respectfully take leave to return nv narticn
lar thanks TO those planters who have been SO friend
as 10 ntrust the management their Tobacco TO me
Us salesman at the Public Warehouse. / hope it is
not necessary for me to say that nv best exer,ios
nave been used to render general satisfaction again
them the same attention nay more nv health
trust mas been restored.I would here remark to nv
ilcnds Tor whom have done business as well MS ma
ny others for whom hope be engaged that this me-
ice would not have been ntroduce upon them but for
the offer OF MIR. Lakeland do business Mt the sam.
pace as competitor Our friends viii please direc&
their Tobacco to the other us as they NAV see
cause, which Will save any thing like contention L.
should not be expected that when there is fair
competition IN this way that the inspectors woald
lee tneIn.lves IN any way interested, particularly
II the same patronage is extended to the Warehouse
as heretofore by the Planters. Should any Tobac
co be directed to the Ware house without specifyinc
any preference in the Salesman the owner will re-
collect that he has the right choose for himself
even on the day of sale. The situation of sales
man is In no way connected with any of the
other duties of the Warehouse. Consequently
1t Is held alone by the PATRONAGE of the Planters
and dealers. Surely can give no better evidence Of
my attachment to the interest OF the Planters and nv
anxiety to promote their interest than to annex tho
following names, composing large majority of the
principal buyers, who have kindly directed me TO
give reference to them BY way of showing their sa
tisfacton TO my mode of doing business as Salesman
Iheparicuiar patronage OF such dealers worth more
TO the growers OF Tobacco than any other evidence
that have TO offerfor such an expression of their
feelings, have only to return my humble thanks--
The Inspector receipt for all Tobucco sent to me will
De returned to the owner consequently shall wait hs
order Tor ITS inspection and sale. AL expenses Maid
II directed, by the subScriber-Otfice at the Ware.
house. H. B. MONTAGUE
REFERANcE.
Rogers and Hdyrisoa, Esucke and Si-e,
JnO. and Pm. GiHiufi, Daniel VayuiAn
Scott, frUiae s. Co. .Ino JONES
Ihos. .3dkuG I'm Bayre7
Jno. Sfel7d1f, Chs. EUis,
Kerr, Cdskie s Co. a " hoJIja,
G1rtY and Pdnfey a e EronJSSS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-10
Mnyv ArID SUPERIOR AaT1CI.Es,
HrUe Reeeiucd BY the Last Pqc5sts, rery ertensire
supplies Of
FASHION ApI II pOGTS CIInEc.

FASHIONABLE BOOTS & SHOES;
Such rs lndics and gcntlomcns n,occasns or over
cocks, ofcvcry kind; Of the most comfortable ar
ticcs over invented; And complete assortment Of
India rubber shoes Leather travelling trunks, with
iron frames, 8nd travelling baqs
Also, lndics Frcuch s. American slippers, trimmed
~ every fashion; scaeltin o. mockkid walking shoes;
lasting walking shoes, with and without heels, single
and double vainps and some lined with India rubber:
elegant lasting SILK and satin dress slippers Of every
Fashionable colour
Gcniiemcns superior made fine caliskin boots, with
square and round tocg and ,rcnt variety AZ ever
price 10 g 80 fine cslsbn booees of cvcTy dcscrip-
tlop, and somc worry stout; Also, superior danenr
pumps, with square and round toes aud with buckles,
veTy extensive supply Of misses, boys & childrcn's
Boots and Shoes, Servants Shoes of every kind.
GyAll their goods arc warranted.
Scal-skin and Hair Trunks Of every size.
Gr N The corHcr Of .Aiuin and IAN streets.
nov2B-tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-10

Gironde and Lot and Garonne ia France rs de5
Purposes to the numerous friends the cultivation OF GR Ap
VINE the United States Subscription which IS now one
M a. L. viii engage furnish Subscribers with their Iar,,
Vine Roots before the first Of March nett and f.ard ,b 80
o. expense &c the different cities where siibsr rton lists M
have been opened Tire Roots will be three wears old al ~
uuc considerable fruit the second from the time of their
nems planted They will he carefully clssed and naoked ia
boxes with some of the original in which thew have hsrn,
sed wich viii greatly facilitate the thriving of the Rocss
when ransplanted. ~ ~
Orders Will he Punctualy attended to- the Slrr;tsrx ds
hg the quantities and speces of the Grape Vine Roo,s H.
AZ % 1 S hey WI engage TO pay for iG0 Roots nore,
de OF 10 cents and - per Root less than 30 Roof
Sy to years DID, shall be paid for the cents each
less than Roots ~ $3.50 """ 10 SehS WS
Payment 10 be made on delivery Of the Roo,s ,,...
rcrciyed unless post paid
" Subscription Lists opened-at Ner York with Al
pnonse Loubat, IS Nalstreet; Boston T. Copeand ;,,
lb'ny, u MNiicbae: PhiIadeIpho Van rn;n99c ys
Willard Rhoads; Washington tSfy Wiiap Paiye P,esoS
Davenport, Allen e. Coz Saranlnh Hall Sbauter a T,rrsI
'teOT'eaHS Poster a. Hutton; Charesoa, T. & r. Strsr
Mr. LorBArs Book the Culture Of the Crane Vine ,
on me Waking Of Wine may be found PRINCIPAL BooL
s OF tse On1ed States and his Agents viii furnish them
Catalogue Of Grape ye Roots that Mr. IouaAr ycYOss 70
The following species are selected as the bes, tho ,bo n,
which IS lea to subscribers ~ VI
TubLs Grapes, for Making Soeet IpTps-yEm.-I.A All
canci Robin Eyes, with big clusters Oil de- Tour
:, DO Melting (or Iondant a. Sweet Guilant g. Mscst g.
Do Frongnan; Musoadcc from the river lot g. Malvosc
y, lokay lO, SYRIAN H. COnstantia; H. Afaaga- Rsn-T9
Large Musoa Ia NaIvoisic IS Red Foot Iie5 Ro.N ~
Black HaInbourg ", Constsnta " - e'| ~
For NHrr-18, Auvcrgna 49, Blanouct,ee. 20 Do-
oInee 81 Plant dc Dame ~ Oyeite. 81 po,,rs "a pt
Dc keme -, Bugundy rs, Morlon D. Madere "a Bour,
las ~, icydan 30 Cbalossc; 81 lansc-RfD-32 Clae "a
Auvcgna 81 - Jean; 35, Jacobn So Mounier g. Pinea
So Printaner So Teni,er 90 Bour,snon an po,,.IIar
~, Suisse; ~, ~ Antoine
bcdu) -, DO Golden Is, DO Cracking; ~ Do kusk: a.
huscat Lezarde ~, DO Small Berries So 10 iron Jerrs
sm OIL, 10 lron yurl -, Satvghon RTD-5J Chasselas
81, Muca Rouge s., Ntcs Grey; So Danas Violet, ST. Da
mas of Io1net ~, Esry Mugdelcn