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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1829-01-07

1.-THE Massachusetts, Legislature will as
ssmbls this day, and without doubt will pro-
-ossd to business Immediately, as both Houses
are organized. We shall notice the Msssase
Of Governor LINCOLN in our next.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1829-01-07

A gentleman from Boston. on q visit to HE
friend in the country, speaking of the times,
observed that his wife had lately expended
$50 for a habit. His friend replied. "here in
the country. w dontallow our wives to got
into such habits.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1829-01-07

uThe Boston Patriot and Mercantile
.Aduertiser, has been much improved and is
sued on a larger sheet. The Patriot 10 a we'll
conducted paper.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1829-01-07

~ Dr.. Mott of Schenectady College has in
vented a new stove which is highly spoken Of
by the papers.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1829-01-07

oo-MR. QUINcY's FAREWELL ADDREss
to the Board Of Aldermen and Common Coun-
ell, 10 TO be published in pamphlet form with
notes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-31
TJTt. GRAVE OF TILE YEAR.

DscrmstR
&c composed every toi and each turbulent mo,isl,
Tha;cncirccs the heart in lile's treacherous snares
And the hour that invites to the calm of devotion,
Cndisturb'd by reTets-unencumber'd with cares.
How cbccress the late blooming face of creation,
Weary time pause IN his rapid career,
And fatgued with the work Of his own desoation,
Looks behind with smile on the grave of the year.
Hank the wind whistles rudcy-,he shadows arc closng,
That cnvrap his broad path in the mantle of night;
While pleasures gay sons are in quiet reposing
Undtsmaycd at the wrecks that have Numbered his flight,
From yon temple where fashions bright tapers are sted
Her voaries in crowds deckd with sarlands appear;
And yet their warm hopes by spectres afrghted)
Assemble to dancc-round the grave OF the year
Oh hate the stale cup which the dlers tasted
. when thnk on the ills of lfe's comforess day;
How the flowers of my childhood their vcrdurc have ed
And the friends Of my youth have been stolen away.
They think not how frucss the warmest endeaveur,
To recall the kind moments, neglected when near-
When the hours that oblivion has cancelrd forever,
Are interr'd by her hand-n the grave Of the year.
Since the last solemn reign of this day of reflection
What thronss have relnqushed le's perishng breath
How many have shed their last tear Of detection,
Aud closed the dim eye in the darkness Of death,
How many have sudden their pilgrimage ended
Bcneashthe lone palLtlsat anyeops their hcr;
Or TO deaths lonesome valley have geatiy descended
And made tieit cold beds with the grave the yeas
IT'S tbs that 20 lase> no beauties disclosing,
Who'Dow on their pillows Of dust are reposing,
Where the sod presses damp their bo.oms of clay
Then talk not Of bliss while her smile is expiring
disappointment still browns it in misery's tear;
Reflect and I've wise-flr the day is retiring,
And TO morrow viii dawn the grave OF the wear
Yet awhie-and no seasons around us will flourish
But silence for each her dark mansion prepare;
Where beauty no longer her shall nodrish
Nor the lily o'ersprcad the wan cheek of despair.
Butthe eyeshal. with lus,rue unfading be Frightened
When Lwakes to true bliss in Won orient sphere,
by the s,mbeams Of spleuGour Immortal EN- ghtencd
which no Iiore shall 90 down the grave of year.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-31

nic be takeu----lt only trcausc felt unwilling
TO delay the COMMITTEE to another week that have
been nducedi now to address them under every dis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-31
Sr. 9TAnrINsymtr, n.u.) Dec. 6.


Ihe iFosis of last week have, we regret TO staic
zone immense Injury TO our sugar crops in this dis
trIct. The prospect was bad enouoh bef,te--,pd
now it is greatly abridged.
The stormy weather of last week besides tho IN.
jury done to our sugar planters, hus caused great
damage to the shipping on our const. The fine
ne" org franklln, owned we believe principally by
Captuln smith, was grounded and bOed near Inr-
atarla Bays and We are told will be totally LOST.
Inc schooner Nonplus owned by Mesyts. Peel.
walton ~ Carlcy, of N. York, was run ashore
nn"t e., NE mouth Of Bayou Salle and driven high
ON the !and' that she Gun never get of. Another
schooner from Norfolk wos driven on the banl,
near Point Defcr, and but little hone is cnrcr,ninc5
Of getting her of The soop Missouri ficm New;
York, has brought III the crews md passcnrers NJ
the Franklin and the schr. from Norfolk Some
expectation Is entertained that the carcoes of ho,
vessels be saved.
These accidents will cause much disappointment 10
our Planters, who intended sending off tier cropa
Immediately by these vessrls But this seems 20 te
year OF diSnster TO Attukapas aud sc Iaust even
make the best Of it.
Capture and deaM oCButicr---In our last VIC no.
tIccd tho apprehension Of the pcrsons " no had sto
len the package of money az Boston lIoloDrinD fo
Gilbert and Sons. IL proved to be the person ,gio
was suspected, Thomas Butler, who wGs employed
by Those gentlemen TO make tbo fire and swocn tScr
store lie was taken at Batleboroupb VoTTr,on,
by two stage drivers. When arrested Le ycnII3
gave his name, confessed the theft and on,o 80, o,
hupdrod douooons ana S3l49in bank notes, boing tic
whole amount taken, with the exctption of sbon,
onr hundred dollars. lie was immediately scpt og
for Boston, and when tho stage arrived at Milton -
H. he began to siamp round iho n frantic iuar and
ran into the bushes. lie pursued but before 30
was ,overakon' he had cu Ms throat wihu razor,
and died almost instantly. IL is stated m Tho ~!
ton Patriot, that Butler hos sister in Now Yotk
very respectfully married. Its added that he ,yse
formerly clerk TO house in that city, who lailcg
He sometimes called bis namc Ira Butler
ahrandrid Ga=ope.
The Rev Dir. Wolfe Nho conycsiod Jot) las bc..
interrupted III his 'nbonrs IN Palestine. avmc of the
Iews 10 inc Pncha That they had received
lettersfrom Amsterdam, stating thai tho mia onot,
object was to convert The lows and Niue cinrn .,
christianity Ills highncss caused Mr. W III ~
~ arrested and bas,iuado,d IN the Fos.ctn 80.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-31

SENgE ny 4 PoEr.r7-"They sny" says Lord BY
ron, "that knotoledge Is poioer." used to think
but now know they meant money" and when So
crates declared "that all no know was that he knew
nothing" he merely intended to declare that he had
not a drachm IN tho Athonan world.
81 have due care Of the needful, and keep n
lookout ahead as my notions on the Of money
coincide with yours and with all mems who have
lived to that every upea is philosophers stone,
or at least his iouchsionc.-You will doubt mo tha
less, when pronounce my firm belief that cas. IL
UirkUc."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23
CO.. p T.aatpo,Lalion on az a. Rord IL. n.

Total, g $500 do. per ton mile
full and ono way, and the whole cost divided into
the distance one way only.
Cos: IF Tranp oytai;oa HeT3''e Can't
For boats of forty tons burthcn, cent per ton
mile full loads way, and returning emptv
Calculated as per the Rail Road
Calculating same darl ~ above. On n boat Of
sixty tons, such will be adapted to the Del
aware Canal, will cost seven tcnths Of a cent p,r
ton mile and for boat Of enc hundred ami tLirlv-
four tons burthen adapted To the Leigh Canal on,
half cent per ton mile; the latter being less thcn
one sixth the cost per milo. "a per our Rail Road
notwithstanding tho favorable circumstances attcn-
ding that Rail Road.
4 Rail Road, well made, is attended with little
expense for repairs and decay at first; but al It's
essential parts begin though slightly, to decay ~ Is
existence, anu It's decay gradually increases 10 lis
final pnnlhlation.
A Clnal is attended with expensive breaches, &c.
IN the first instance, but every repair makes the work
better; and most of its constituent parts are dura-
bic ms time.
Oar cnral, il Is believed b. our Engineer. viii he
p1ssaDn5y the seventh month July) next. L. s cal
Cuated for boats of so to 100 tons burihon. All the
locks aqucducs. cuvcrts, &c. are laid in hydraulic
lime. The ponds connecting the canals are cleared
oat III the channel iGy feet in width, anI fvc foot
deep and all the tow this nonu them urc faced ri'
permanent slope wall. In the whole inc know OF
10 part which motley H. expended Tor ornament;
but iu1smuch were Of a large irausroria ~
ton II, money has been expended 90 make IL sub
santial that might have brCn avoided, II the dcerc
the Engineer, than to have made n substantial aud
permanent work.
In the driest weather Of last autumn, our Engineer
Canvass White, on the summit between the Nes-
copcck and l,chigh, aud at the Lchinh where II WINS
proposed 10 take tho water out for the supply of the
canal Ncscopcck and the Susquchanna and his cpu-
ION was given, that there abundant supply Of wa
ter for the summit; and since then, NJ. Robinson, n
skful engineer, appointed by the State Commission
crto examine those grounds for n canal or rail road,
from ne head waters ofSchuylkl& I,chirh or Broad
head Creek, to the river Susquchanna has examined
those grounds end learn that The result of his exam
oae adapted for a canal navigation an that ono is bv
tho Ncscopcck TO the T.cgg and here, by r,,oftina
10 tunnel ofony ~ poles IN length, and dana only
10 TO 10 feet i'm height, across the l.clirh ut tho
mouth Of Bear creek the river Lchigh will flow int
the summit. When 10 is rccollcC'cd that this is the
only line for n water communication north OF the
Bio Mountains that connect the Susquchaunp with
fhc Delaware and philadcrhia and Tint Tho produce
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

appropriates Friday d Saturday every week the
consideration of private bills, in order take up the
Appropriation bills. Mr. Forward then spoke Mt much
length in support fhs motion to amend the Military
provision for the Armorcs, and reducing the amount
as to appropriate only for the Springfield arnory. The
Military Indian, Navy and Notifications appropria-
ton bills, and the bill making appropriations for CONT
nung the road FROM Detroit TO Chicago for completing
and repairing piers, for tho improving OF certain
harbours, and for making examinations and surveys.
wore then successfully acted on III Committee, and
were reported TO the House,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

u N0WCE-Thcre is a general desire Ii. at the
Debate on the Convention question, shall he RESCUED
from tie perShntIo lola in which it now exists, and
be preserved in more durable slapa. For hs end,
and beieyng that it yl be valuable ia future time.
Tor puT iscs Of roea. cnd historical reference. the
Editors oftie Wing proposes to publish in Pam hlct
md ihey request those who wish one or more copies
to call At ;!,elr Office examine The c5nditions, and
subscribe TO the work il they ike them, Certain
number of subscribers IS Indispensable to the under
taking. Feb. 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23
MADISON ON THE TARIFF

,Tt8 pUjEstrd IN pampiIci form, and fer SITE by i1
Subscriber,
q ETTERS on thc constituonality and polio, o.
n duties for The protection and encouragement oil
dome tic manufactures, by James Madison, late Pre-
sidcnt ofthc u. States 90 which IS added m uppon.
Dix. containing cNtrocis from tho messages &c. OF
jefferson, Madison and Monroe relating to the samc
ubicct.
ch . T " NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

- The numhecholdc.s OF Chesic.i,ci and citizen of
anches'f who 5ele, at the non cloiusrs nave us.,
ortvcd OF tcr right b, bill just pas, the Le.,luuuc IN
relation tn tie Plan adopted io or,0n e Coyc,.s iic ,,y
ted 10 assemble tlc Fas'reIS !oe in Ntichc,. on VI
ncS'!ay rung tao 18th n,tw,n this i.-t = iroraai
TO tc consGg.et.i THREE NON-lRLE;iG' lrt,~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

Oi the Ue,t BUHea VI tue sSusquch,iiua can get a.
cheaply this way As any other, and all tho North
branch OF the Su,qucanna. cheaper 10 Philadelphia
and thus be tributary 10 the Lchigh canal and tl,
Delaware division OF the state canal the stocLold-
ers OF this company and the public at large, viii know
ore long how TO appreciate il. The Nescupcck and
i-chlgh canal is calculated 10 correspond with the De-
lawarc section. Tor boats ofG7 tous bur;hen and viii
cost Tor transportation from Berwick TO Alauch Chunk
from the best data can ret. about onethrd US much
per ton mile on Rail Road; this added 10 the
advantages Oft continuous voyage n the sanc boat &
with the same supcrini ending hands land no Trans.
Shlpnrnt from the extreme ends Of the Susque hama
canal to Philadelphia will, presume, seltlc public
opinion en- the manner of passing tIc ridge of!and be-
tween tHc waters OF tie sqae.lanna ana t.. Della
ware.
AL which is respectfully submitted
JOSIAH WHITE, Acting Manager
Pmlad !phia, lst mo. l2th, 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23
Csangm1er eia! 1leror0.


F'ort me Nee I0Jd CJRmerci@f If u cdEeaGuY
iYo'y "Hd Grnj2.-We learn from the Price 1, m
rent OF this day that the Flour market continues ia
active, and tl4t further reduction of ~ cents per
barrel has taken place. 200 barrels Of Ps;crsbnr :
have boon sold at s cash, and a parcel of Troy
at 37!, and 90 carrcl5 of Howard street at 60 So
y sale Of Rye Flour made at 81. 4 LOT of 600
bushels Of good Virginia Wheat has been sold ut a.
bout 81 10: the sI'ma quantity Of Long Island old
white Corn n gu cents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

BosT"N, t'h i1--F'9Ny-A considerable portion OF -four
now market, limited price by shippers and hci
oi their accom-" ~ hsncr than purchasers willing 10
those Of lO1 hs Of Neyan-r a mountain 1T So mos; loo
3.lS Baltimore wharf! sdi, 6no AMI bor small PARCELS
reported rates.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23


On Mi. GAaSA's sinsin; ''t!J. ia te Silly night"
air bosons sSa!Td high each note reachG the cas-
And many brilliant dii'd by a tear
! he chsyst drop started from i-ams's pure miac
nnd the spl'ii la cal'd II, sweet nHl tie xis Time
i he youthful, the beautiful tJni'd wild, a sisli
tho NO which time in lis C.ir had BONE l,-
Ana niany l2Is'd back wish "a sigh 70 LIES dawn,
w hose sun oi existence sceu'd yea IN It's InOnr
fof not i3u so we breathe ere we tam To tic p,,i
~ ith "a SIGH Tat each moment ro!i'd BY Is fast
- di.iaucr bat hallo,vs the days dat arc fed,
A"d le sN cccsi beams in lis .nouiins are SHED:
lhe aged. as memory tuIu'd % the wears
- h.ch Tie l had enbal a wi; their joys and their tears
'HnicNs'd ali thy pathos ans hcavrIN skill
ihl' 81" ened and melted tie bosom al Will:
An' they whom the cold chilling curc-y ard bad i'cn
Fond fancy re- AID 10 existence again
Like 'nicnury's uys,r IN the '.ulrc Silly night
The forms q ~ and faded ,Jse ON tire si.,t
The heari which dilaies in hat bosom, of ihitc
Must be aSlin IS pure i,i;t ,ensibli;ys shrine:
lno words were the body, ,ie music the soul
Ia, twas H'as own spirit ciSiudled the w.o.e.
fstcTUyy .iijlul F2ANt,lS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

4 Me Div'acii7a.--'B Before begin to drink my
business Is over for Nh day"-'tiy business is over
!or the day, when begin to drink
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

FB'HA -1,cliber i'.' tie lle, ina, he has noy taken
4 , .HS Ti n;s u. valuable F's:ery-W hoe the udcos
10 ne had 1T ~ Occ lie ars. -n are al present eoa,-
.ng %, Virginia.
On Friday last, ase F, were seen near the surface Of
e NHi-i ~ my siei LAT nc Weather being cold, few
we're Disposed angle AL.Il O'Clock however sons. of my
and lie few minutes Oolh c,u.ut-onc o which Vas odd
q" Uc 'an .o' the ruIgd Sum- o $500; the D,er bel J,
.shcly sold ior $500.
~ y Is !ie sport may be expected THIS DAY
a. ipHtJhlsOH as there certain indications of a few
NEG o. ti.ese S'ae ana valuable t beng near u nad
ieo - H3VhLN.S.
IN Go2chiaaa CO.aaiy Co.,4. l9M Janpary. 1879:
Joseph Pollard PIT;
5aa i {l s.d sanl.I r.aAs and A.s,s Is cpa,spr-
tier Jones, dis.
This 'ay cInc hc plaintiff by his att1r.e, and flee, his bill
"' u t3! 10 me satisfaction o the jhal Oe.en
cl JoAu NJ Rcdioii Is uhabaut OF Tia, STATE, l.
on oeed 'nat Tho sad Defendant JOHN IL Redod d. arn,ar
,c.e on hfs' day NJ May CONT ne>t and tie bin OF
hc plaintiff aud aha; coy cf t~ orr. tar mn Inserted
Ia some public newspaper PieI m tie city OF Richmond f
HIh"s "na .l another copy be posted
front door OF The coJl,house OF hs county on two
court days: AMI is further ordered that the
lrd"t i" hlcr"'i.er Jones do pay away scc4ee or
longing the dendlnt John NJ Redlr so rs 10 enable t
10 Pay TO the plaintiff the debt ia c plaintiffs BIZ menoueI
AGONY. Tcas, MAR. W MILLER, p.e.a.c.
~ EW DRY GOODS sTORE.-LIJJs.S n HT|.
~ ItHbas taken tive store formerly IN the o-curar,v nj
Te Si''n5 Son y BIoihers' MEME opposite Mgs.rs.
d
slaIi' and aEcy Dry Goods; among wi a!e
Cloths cCssmcTcs and sati.nete fur and coarse
Rod white green end yellow fannels
S.S end striped Valencia vcsjin,s
SraI,sdoUp and Mirei,. D.
IRISH and German linens, lawns aud cinll.cs
ttllcoe assorted, contracting etcdt ..,rietv
Fancy striped and plaid .r CHAINS
Plain and figured bo'nbakctls, various cl'ofs
L ! 20 81 iacouct and book nusns
hluli India aud Swiss do
Swiss and black Italian silk cravlts
Canton a0d Mandarin G. pcs. Italian G,
Black Italian iJsiIny, Senshcyys ana yaIsuc.s
large assortment o SIX, cotton and wooileu hosiery
Fashionable bonnet 1ul belt ribbons
Flag l'auiarua and cotton hGndkClchcf+
Gloves au5 combs oicvsry description
linen and cotton ticking, furniture and apron ccks
i,an'.}' "no kcrse's suitable for servants colin,
Brown and blcaclcd dome. tics diapers, &c.
Carr'tiug, hcartiiug. umbrellas Sc. g.
Coz cash V.vr -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23
FRESH GOODS.

- L3Ti GOOIJS.
I ECEIVED by the Tlnliyy and otler Late ur.i.
4 6 walls,
Blue, black anl c4ld gros De Nepics
Daiistc and Italian nets
Lace capcs, pe!irencs and cJllurs
fashionable caicoes ana printed c:lmb.i.s
Plaid and striped giugAauis
Cambria. l1conet ana Swiss ntrsiius
Muslin and silk crayats assorted
Gloves and belt rbband5 dD
Superior silk umbrellas
Black, blue and steel mkt cloths
With avari2ty Of other seasQaablc con.s, which
are offered 1t low prices for cash.
teb - IlALI. NELSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

PalttabIe House D. Let nca,. the Pooy Housc
FOR SALE.
INTENDING 20 leave Richmond, offer for sale
the House and Lot ! now occupy. near The Poor
House. The house IS OF brick, two stories HIGH
with rooms ON the first floor and 8 ON the second:
double cellars under the whole for kitchen and lock
cellar. II well built and well finished comfortable
house. The o' IS fifty four ice: front and haitian acre
deep. corner lot. There never falling spriur of
excellent water within twenty yards of the house
Among thc ou'-houeo3, orc large smoke house and
slaughter house. The insurance on the dwelling
house is near . coo dollars.
TrRns.--Onc half cash, Che g. her half i'm twelve
months. Possession will be given in April.
Jan JOHN DOYLE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23
3 2 Il EsaFgI 1870.
So SOC WIaNayoaxp

rss3SVO ~ 8tss-e e LEsApa
IaE very best landed security will be giycn for the
loan 4 the above sum, ut per cent rcr ennum:
payable half yearly For particulars enquire ut this
o.'.cc. Feb 5-I9uf
>. Kinds Batiusore whsley OF excellent quality,
- receiving this morning ana fcr sale by
feb l8 D. TiMBERLAKF.
.Halmt .Ke"tuig Of tie Bible Sccieiy Of "a
1 EHOINED, That the sixteenth anniversary
meeting Of the Bible Socic:y OF Virrinil, b.
held in Trinity Church. in ihis city 9a the first Pucs-
day (5,hl in April next the hour Of 10 clock g.
u. and that the Recording Secretary rive public
notice Of the same, and invite Auiary Societies 70
send delegates to said meeting.
EItrar from minutes Of Sd Ftb 1929
LANES GRAY, Recording Sa1rat.-v
o. Bible Societies throughout lie State viii confer
a favor by communicating such information MS rls,v
may deem useful; and Auxiliary Societies are p.,.:c-
Utdry requested TO mako up and forward their reports
to the Rev. Stephen Taylor cores bonding secretary
or before the first Tucs,layin March next
Feb JAMES GRAY, Bcc'ug Srr'yv.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23
Circulating Library.

ILL BOOKS, OF approved forms, with printed
, heading, different sizes and bindings. for
sale 10y j. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

The following article affords some interesting views
OF the comparative Importance OF Rail Roads au Ia
nails where ths circumstances of country allow OF
u choice between them:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23
Richmond Dock Lottery.

CL-iSS NO l.
'EO Dc drawn at tie Eagle IiUiel, on Monday, the
= I'd day Of March $50.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-23

half past o'clock
provide to Keep osdor ie6 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28
THaATRR-RrcEM oWp.

Mr.. SLOMAN respectfully announces hs BzaE-
PIT for Thursday evening ncxt, goth JAN. 1920, on
which occasion will be presented variety Of enter
tainmcnts. Mrs. StoMAN will appear ON the coca.
sion, in n celebrated piece never performed here.
Mr.. SLoMAS will sing variety Of .Ne'O Comic Songs,
and perform in uughablc Farce, in Which Mrs.
SLoMAN vill also appear.
In tue course Of the evening, the following Songs by
Mr.. SLoMAE:
George Alexander Stevens description ofa Storm in
character OF Shipwrecked Sailor.
The celebrated Song of BUya Broom, which will be
sung Ivy Mr. SLoMAS, i'll the dress and character Of
D,dch Girl.
.1nd me fJIormg Comic Songs, Cfr, time herc)
"Foshions for i3l9"-"My Eye and Betty Martr'--
a man with no head won't care for hat" 'Tis
Love that bothcrs US ALL" Jerry Blossoms Advcn-
tures'-(By particular roquest) GERRY Snarts
Tnp"-'TSwcct Kitty Clovcr"-'Bctsy Baker
and "Anaizaion," What arc mortals made Off
The evenings entertainments to conclude with Il
new song, entitled MIR. SionlGls uisR totte Stage"
IN which he will respectfully take leave Of Richmond
audience, being positively the last appearance Of
Mr. y Mrs. Sionqp IN Richmond, previous to their
departure Tor Now Orleans. ian 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28
REMOVAL.
COOK a. RYAN,

(Lnlic' s Gesticmcn's Bout q Shoe .NInyjfciirrs'
kkEG leave 20 inform their customers and the pub.
- lie in general, that they have removed opposite
Hall 4 Mooto's dry goods store, aud four doors be-
low 18th street, where they prepared to make
Ladies' and Gcntlcmen's BOOTS and SHOES, in
the latest fashions aud Of tho best materials the north
ern cities can produce.
We keep always on hand, a large and general
assortment Of Boots and Shoes, all Of manu-
fncturci misses Slippers und walking Shoes; boys
Shoes and Pumps; gentcmcns water proof Boots
and Shoes made 20 order.
dTordcrs from The country punctualy attended 20
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