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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-26
+ From the Pawiuckct Or. ~ Chronicle. ]

From the PdUiucket ( X ~ Chronicle.
TIrLEs.-lhe respect which is considered
to be due and is giveh to titles, in foreign coun-
tres Cannot well he conceived by those who
are in the habit of seeing them pn; up to tho
highest bidder, in this our happy land. An
instance OF this respect, bordering upon the
maicrous, was related TO us by sea faring
friend, upon whose veracy we can rely. The
Captain tf vessel, who sailed from Rhode
Island, either inAdvelranly or purposely
placed the commission oil Rhode Island Jus
tice of the Peace among the ships papers
on sending them TO the Custom House in Cadiz
for be had been in his native town, "a u5tiCe
Of no Attle celebrity. Well, the Intendant
looked over the papers. and al lengh came to
the one bearing the big seal OF Rhode Island,
when his excellency saw fiji TO he very partiCu-
larly puzzled. With the broad eagle, he was
acquainted but to the lady who so pensiveIy
reclined on the anchor, he had never the hon.
our OF an inti oductlun. --iIa handed IL TO his
assistant. who pointed at the signature of the
Captain General, looked wise, placed his hand
on heart and returned the important document
to his superior. There was mystery about
the paper which the lntendart did not like.
/ he American Consul was in the country and
now 10 solve it he knew not At length a
thought struck him-the University Of Sala-
manca was but few leagues distant, and its
professor of the languages could read English
as fast as a Catholic priest could his homiIy.
on started courier for Salamanca, and in du
time off started the professor for Cadlz. One
sumpter mule had its leg broke on the journey,
and three scullIons who preceded him, enter
ed the city with bruised legs or arms. At
length The learned professor was comfortably
situated at the lodgings Of the lntendant, and
the my sterious manuscript before him. With
out delay he informed the Spanish Collector,
that il was the American Captains certificate
Of mob lily. declaring him to have been honor-
ed By the Governor of the Republic Of Rhode
Island, with powers, privileges and title,
equal to those of a Spanish Count and ended
by advising his excellency to be- very civil 10
the American nobleman. Asd SO indeed
he was, for not a day followed but the marine
Justice had an invitation TO enjoy the hospitaIi-
~ the citizens of Cadiz ; and common report,
who is a common liar, says, that ne went nigh
to ruin his owners, by staying ia port three
months after his vessel was londed, to eat fai
dinners with the Dons of Cadiz.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-26

Mr.. JEFFERSON observation OF the evils OF
too much speaking, lately given 10 the public
through the new ,papers, are very correct, ana
we trust viii be marked, learned and inward
" dgested," by our legislators Indeed, we
hardly know a subject which calls louder for
comment, Than this. Aud we think the evil is
not TO be attributed altogether TO the source
from whence many derive its origin. We are
inclined TO think even il there were no law
yers in our legislative assemblies, we should
have entirely TOO much speaking. This is ow-
ing 10 the ridiculous desire that some have Of
making themselves conspicuons--to the polii
cal feelings too often connected with the sub
iecs under consideration. and The general fond
ness of leg islalng. Besides, the people them
selves ia many instances, are TO blame. A
representative who says nothing is too apt to
be discarded as an Improbable servant, His
services are rated by his speeches and, hence,
interest, as well as ambition, prompts him TO
follow the same course with those around him.
Let, Their the people themselves correct their
own error and they will have difficulty in
convincing their representatives that silence
excep, 10 cases where circumstance peculiarly
| dema and otherwise, is far from showing want
| of wisdom, AleTandTia Gazettc.
| The increase of the wealth, population, an,
| resources Of this country, wonderful and graft
| flying as il is, affords ms injury matters for spe
| cnlal,cn 70 the phiIsnthropi.t as 10 the polId
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-26
$50 REWARD,

I'D UNAWAY from the subscriber on Sunday
M the Goth inst. negro named TAYLOR,
rom the neighborhood Of Bent Creek, Bucking-
nam lie IS between twenty and % years old,
OF very dark complexion, chunky and well built,
mule inclined TO be bow legged, lisps a little
"hen spoken 10 he has, / expect, free papers,
"hich, suppose, and have been informed, he
3as stolen from a free negro, the name ofwhom
no not recoleCt There is no other marks
particularly, tina, | can at present identify. If
me above negro is delivered to me, or confined
SO NAT get him, (f he is unprecedented in this
2'a'e } will pay $40, and il taken out OF this
Htate, will pay $40.
JOHN ii. JOHNSON,
Near Bent creek, Buckingham city.
Oct s. wow 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-26
NEW LINE.

Baltimore, Oct. l4.li has been currently
reported for a few days past that a greal stage
proprietor from Albany has been taking ssor-
vey of the Washington Road, for the purpose
of establishing a rev line Of swift stages be
tween Baltimore nnd Washington. Beng n
verse to an early COMMUNAL" the gentleman
declined stating. when in this city the other
day. whether the projec, would So into opera
ton or not,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-26
From The albany argus, Sept. p.
PRODUCTlVENESS OF THE WHITE
FLINT WHEAT

Mr.. Daniel French, of the town of Milford.
has left with US a sample OF wheat, raised upon
his farm The last season. II is the first crop OF
the kind, raised in this county. and besides the
excellence OF its qualiiy the quantity its yield
per acre more than common grain, must recon-
mend il to the notice of the farmer. On old
ground which had yielded him about 40 success
sive crops, MIR. French informs us he has just
harvested "a bushels TO the acre.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-26

MJOTICE.-By virtue of a trust deed execu-
IN ted 10 the subscribers by Edmund Pate
and Sarah his wife, bearing date the ! ith day
of July, 1928, and duly recorded in the county
cour, of Bedford, we will proceed 10 SELL by
way OF public auction, on the premises, for cash,
on Friday the G h day of November next, one
tract OF land, on which the said Pate now resides,
adjoining the lands of Anthony Wright and
others, containing one hundred and eighty a
cres one tract adjoining the same, containing
thirty acres one tract adjoining the same con-
tanning sixty three acres one tract adjoining
the same, containing one hundred and eighty
acres one other tract, known by the name of
Veays tract, on Falling creek, adjoining the
lands of Samuel Howell and others Also, an.
other tract, called Newman's tract, adjoining
she last mentioned tracts. containing two hun
dred and forty acres also. the following slaves
20 wit: Reuben, Tom, Spencer, Nilily, Martha,
and Anna, or ANA, and their increase since the
date Of the deed aud as mentioned in the said
deed and for the purposes therein expressed.
the title TO the fore named property. IS believ-
ed 10 be good--noDe other than that conveyed
by the deed, will be made
CHISWELL DABNEY. }Trus.
DAVIDSON BRADFUIE. )teeS.
Oct |. tds44
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-26

1IJhCN
nAHE subscriber respectfully informs the
- public, that he has extended his lease on
the Washington Hotel-iie makes grateful
tender of his thanks to the public for the ibe-
rdl patronage he has received, and pledges
himself 10 use his best exertions TO give salts
faction to all those who may favour him with n
call at the Washington. His Table shall al.
ways be furnished with the best the markets
will admit, and hi bar with the choicest Ii
quors.-He has attentive aud experienced Ost.
sers, and his stable inferior TO none, with a
good lot for droyers, and moderate charges, as
follows
Breakfast 25 cts.
Dinner, 81 l-2
Supper. %
Lodging IL i-e
dlorses, per day 90 IL
Horses, per month, So 90
Board, per year, 1873 33
JAS. C. NORMAN.
Sept. "a, 3mll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-26

n IT. Court held for Buckingham county the l2h day
az oC October le20, Alexander Pateson pitt against
Iauc b. Scruggs. and John A. scruggs, and Thomas
W. scruggs admr, of John Scruggs, decd deils
Tho defts Isaac b. Scruggs, and Jno A scruggs not
having entered their appearance and given security
codp TO the act Of Assembly and tho rules Of this court
and il appcarng by satisfactory evidence that they are
NOT inhabitants of this country IL is ordered that the
.ai1 Isaac b. and John A. Scrurgs do appear here at
Iua,v Court noxt and the bill Of the plaintiff
and hat copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed in tho town OF 'ynchburg for
two months excessively, and posse s the front door oil
the court house ofthis county.
A copy---Teste, ,,ae,,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-26

The late President Adams is about TO erect
d white marble monument 10 the memory ofhls
parents. Il is 10 he surrounded with busl oil
his father, and placed within the new citing
house al Quincy,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-26
[ Reported for The ". Y. Journal of Com merce.
CIRCUIT COURT-WEpsEsDAY

Hancock vs.. Bhss-This was an action 10 re-
cover the amount of a promssory note for 50,
300. ltappeared from the testimony, that the
defendant had been.a merchant ia Boston where
he contracted the debt, bu, had failed twice
since his removal TO this city. Some time ago,
the note was presented to the defendant, who
replied that he could no, pay it, but hoped soon
TO see the plaintiff on the subject. This re-
mark, il was commended, was equivalent TO au
acknowledgment ofthe debt by the defend ant,
on which an action could be sustained. The
counsel for the defendant pleaded the statute
of limitation. and the insui1icency of the OH
seryaton to amount 10 an acknowledgment.
The charge of Judge Duer inclined towards
the plaintiff, but the jury returned verdict
for TIE defendant. Sedgwick for the plaip-
tiff IN Coun for the defendant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-26
TER VA.

.t,., a rtr anhunl, pay able IN advance.-No suh-
IT, lii he received for less t!sns than six months
ava n W fdtors) until all arTearages are paid.
~ Advertisements will be inserted a. 81 cents per
w., iess1 the first tne aud 50 ls cents for each
sli,.nc.s Those from distance nusi be paid for
10 their insertion, or the payment assumed by
ia%e res ponsibls personin Lynehburs'
~ Chapcsry Orders exceeding two sqnaTesare in
serted for six dollars.
III Alletters addressed to tbs Editors must be P0a
rid or they will not be attended TO-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-26

II Isl expected TINT the next Congress will be
a very agraied one, and ihhi our city will be
crowded with visitors. OF the nature of the
routes, parties and fashionable soireeE which
may then be given. we are not prepared to
speak Perhaps under the new regime they ma y
assume different aspec--or be. like angels
visits /" few aud far between" lfso, they will
be the more appreciated and though the fash
ionabcs may complain, the domestic citizen and
homes, republican will reion. We should
think that there was nothing in the habits Of
Mr. Ingham, or the bachelor state of Mr. Van
Buren,. tina, would be likely 10 induce them 10
shoW out during The ensuing winter and wo
are sure that neilher Of them has any peculiar
pendant for the qundrihe OF the Wais. Any
thing, however. which they and the other
members Of the Cabinet can do 10 baDish from
our circles the growing TASTE Tor European
fashions and follies, will be rendering an ac-
cepiable service 10 their country. aud we trust
that, in the spiiit Of reform this will be re-.
formed altogether. IL IS "A heavy expense TO
them, and no advantage, and very little ENJOY
ment TO the invited. Assemblies viii be good
substitute and We hope thai these, for the sake
of society and amusement will be GOT up aud
attended by the clizeus during tho approach
ing winter. Wddingf0n Chronicle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-26

An Ohio paper states that on the 29tti OLA
gust there were born ia tho vicinity OF Xenia,
twin girls, attached 10 each other like the Sair
m Sc boys. One ofthe children had i've
thumbs ON ons hand. They only lived shon,
Two days.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-26
GLASS WARMa

N oN opening handsome assortment Of
~ GLASS WARE. viz
India Shades
Lntry-Lamps
SAVERS
Jeliies
Wines
Tumblers
Lemonades
. Celeres
e Champagues
Bird Founts
Do Boxes
Lamp Glasses, (Uarious kinds.
dewe Hers Globes
shop Furniture, &c. &c.
Itiy D.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-26

II is stated in French newspaper that an in.
habitant of Lyons grated upon the same stem
red aud white grapes, and peaches and apricots
which all lowered at the Same time, aud gave
ripe fruit within lew DAYS OF each other
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-26
POETRY.


" Tom Moore, Jr." the Ingenious poetic
CORR, pondent OF the Massachusetts Journal.
has. in the following ssiirical eilusion, very
happily hi. off the family quarrel which has
lately thrown the Jackson camp into such an
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-26
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WASHINGTON &tOEEh,

Oct I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18
PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS

1--WE subscriber informs his ir nds and the public gen
orally, that IN connection with his business
~ hm,ngton, fluvanna he hasaken that OLD and well
knnwn Public HOUSE, recently Kept by Mrs. Mis-. nnv
Nus C"lo aud hopes to obtain purtion of the lub,c
patronage.
- ns M complete nser tor the reception OF lraveirrs
a"a Mrs Cole will devote herself exclusively To the
domestic Concerns ct lie establishment nothing Le
wanting tn render the ri tine able. The
bar viii always be iushcd with the Chosce liquors.
selected by the snosc liner pes assure
trends that none batter can he procured IN Virginia
wNI. COLE.
n " Visitors ill reenilect that my Embellishments is
white Frame House the len hand side OF tie main
stage Road leading to Charlottesville.
mia y Jun IL 81 T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18
BOTETOURT LAND FOR SALE.

II OFFER for sale he tract of land OH which re-
n side, in the county of Botetourt containing 782
acres-there about geo acres OF cleared land,
which is well enclosed and in inc order for cropping.
Near 200 of the unccared land is of the very
best quality, aud admirably adapted to the production
of corn, wheat, on,s rye, tobacco, hemp aud clover
and equal TO any tract OF high land the State.
The improvements are plain, but comfor,ab dwell
ling house, with rooms, kitchen, smoke-house &c.
u tobacco houses, q granery and wheat machine,
oil new. l will show the land aud make known the
terms to any one disposed to purchase.
Iuly 8--wdw TIL GOODR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18
pottcr's Vegetable Catholicon-

,.,,,, ONLY g. PER HOTTLE
l. ii' unparalleled reputation of this medicine "a
sucu' anu It's continent virtues are so well es-
taolslad and so fully acknowledged by an INTELLIGENT
ptoiIc, mat II ~ scarcely necessary To snv any iii,
!ut ,l 'hon that II is SOVEREIGN REMEDY
III Diseases OF the Liver Debility rcsnltino from ;n,o
pcrancc and dissipation: Old and invei'ro,e ITIca
rams IN the Bones, attended with sweings of IT.
Joints indigestion Blotches the Fnce Pimples ar
"yphs: Cutaneo'is diseases generally, and letter m
particular: MerCurlsl and Scrufulous complaints
The certificates Of wonderful cures performed n,
Inc Catholcon, have become so numerous "a 10 pyc.
cuhe thcir insertion in any newspaper and hns nndc
" necessary for the proprietor to print them in a
pamphlet oil about 100 pages. This will be forward
&c ~ soOu as possible 10 the several Apcnts for
tritous distribution, aud must, on peruspl strept65
me good opinion now entertained by the friends nj
this medicine, and disarm, is hoped tl, prc;S,
IOso tnose VINO view with dstrust any medicine not
Hpomm , ~ N'a Is called regular practice Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot he trninsaid
AT the earnest solicitation of members of tho mol
icei faculty aud others who have Witnessed the nston
lsllng cures effected by tie use of the Vcpe,abIo
S"'nolcoh and who are anxious thet its benefits 10
mankind may he more widely diilused tho nronra,or
has conseptcd 10 reduce the retail nrice IN TWO
DOitLE\KS per bottle; and this will he done with
ou III any way dctcrlorating the quality of the mod
cine or red"cinS me size IF me joRle as hos been
materially done IN the case OF SwaiIn's Pannceo
aren't for NE erie Of Poers Caihoico r,o or ,so 10Y
also agents for Sru0's Panacea " ''
81 retail moo Than Joscn bottles OF your C,,b,.o H..
III %" bottle o SWANS Panocca and feel great pleasure in
mpms you that Ia every in w1c have seen the Ca
NltcOn lfIsd, IT has produced decuied tc1oft"
Gould YOU afford To reduce the price Of your 10
and , HI I more frequently prescribe to patients
this town and vicny who have uscd it with the best eos
salnrila had failed 0''"F Vi S"'-
An eminent physician says, al have known several cures
oned 10y the use OF your Catolcon, which had preyiosl
resisted the ordinary Prescriptions of the faculty. and hay
never known II To pro luce Injurious eGecfSn, -
Inc above invaluable mccue may be constak,Iv had &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

MA a s1E,e .cT Calst oi ClarGgy a. = -
atm CAPITOL IN is- a. Of Richmond, o. SATURDAY.
&-rh 2ts;, 1870 Eirzsbssh Richa rssse MT s-s,nS
sl-i p Csuf. sul'nr, &c. of Thomas ilsor G-r'a
ioss Gamble tuin g sble, CHARLES Ellis ard JoAn
A'er Aisveaus $40 Pa rsrs, dung business undrr the
ff'' ut Eiis AIsn, Thomas Guy. William, P,oe David
Hul,cck, Daniel, WIii,am and Goblin NarUisk, W lsm
H. hfsn, Selgsaa 81 city u Ricnnond a5in or Of
Chss"p'ei I""pkns, deceased, William BIC ~, v'aid
Chill ''hn Bryce, Jarn Robinson. Anderson Barrett
Fs-e' q Iiatrs Ewasd Cumming Richard Anderson
h'oi'Td B"oker, ThnmIs rdynf, Wan Hay. IL Jaquelin
- Nr'Tie, william DhGneS, jr, Edward Italian, John
NIrN9am J5'd'S Cuffie, Benjamin lanes Harris. dh.
Tss cause !" ~aicb the plaintiff appears 10 ha " pr-
ce"ded ~ The mndc prescribed by law, against the deem
d1nts Robert Gamoie Richard Bookr md James o,rie
wb, out of tbs country, AID which tho bill ham
bren ta@eu confessed all he other dsfendauts
Abel p. Upsur, John Robinson, ederirk Hanis
bi tie answer Of tie said last naned nda n,s with ,
u1"ns Thereto, aud exhibits, aud argeed by Counsel
On tito" where Of he duh order .e ele-
adLlf Te"der Gccpnnis helOe the Court
S'""l"s the several by them respectively uAd in
rpf lhcirf psctive SLAVES o the Wesiau Tulntkp C.
~ "nd The balances IesIcctvey due from cb and
~ tie said commissions do also account she vinp
ng proportions IN which several defendants are usv
ohafssab!e wh The debt due the plaintiff THE said
Commissioned do also Of the
~ the defendants Upsbur and Wren upon their
'ntestans estates, which the said Ar
- directed 20 examine and report The Court - it ay
matters specially stalled deemed pertinent by himself or
"ifh may De 'equiied by tie parties be slated
Copy Iesst, HM. q. PESDLET0T, c. G..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

NIRGINiA.--At superior c0urt of chanccry
holden at the Capitol in the city Of Richmond,
on Monday. March 3oth, 1929.
Lewis Webb admir- DE- bonis non with the ~ III annex
cd OF Thomas Webb, decd; also adm'or OF William
Wobh. deed. who brother Of the said Thomas
cbb, dec d, aud cgscc under his will; also adm or
of John Webb, decd who = bro.hcr OF the said
Thomas Webb and egatcc under his viii; aud also
adnIor OF Mary Smith VINO survived her husband
samuel Smith, and which Mary Smith was sister o..
the said FiIomas Webb, and legatec under his will
Elizabeth Vass. late Elizabeth W ebb Who was sis.
ter of the said Thomas Webb. and a Ienateo under
his will Mostly Sheppard, sheriff of Hcnrco county
and as such, admo oi Francis Wcbb, decd; also
adnl'or of Jane NJ. TuuSiaU. de ID. late Jane NJ.
" ebh: also ad,nUr OF Lucy GRAY, d, d, late Lucy
w ebh; and James Webb. William Welsh. Gcorre
Nchb and Mary Throckmorjon, late Mary Webb
widow OF Albion ThrOckmoTton, dec d. winch sand
Francis Jane NJ, Lucy. James. William George
and Mary. We're the children of James " cub nee d
who vas brother u The sid Thomas " eao dec d.
and which saId Francis, Jane Al, and Lucy were
and the said James, William, George and Mary a-e.
i'z-stees under iRe viii OF the said Thomas Webb
decd. and Lucy l., Minor, adnr IN de bonis non With
Tat va annexed OF OVertOn Cosby, decd, pts.
against
Edward Cols,on sud Thomas NJ. CaIston, Exccu-
tors "i Ra~lcigh Coi-tOn deceased. who admin
lstIatcr, with the will annexed, OF Thomas " ebb
deceased and surviving partner u tie merChan;Ilc
iEiD Of Webb and Colsto.. DIS:
Tbs cause came on tins dGy. 20 be- further heard
"a the papers ieIneI!y read and the decree of the
Superior Court or CLancery, holden a. Winchester
OF the first day of December 1877 pronounced IN CON
ioTmUy with the decree ofthe Supreme Court of Ap-
pcals, vi the 5ih Of June same year and ,ya
argued By counsel: ON consideration whereof tn.
Court doth adIudge, order and decree that tho re-
ports oil ComInssiUner Bent made IN this cause be
re-eommItted to u Commissioner of thu Court and
That ne do reform, ameud and correct the accounts
contained IN the said Reports, and which are direc
ted 10 be reformed by the said docrce ACCORDING to
the principles and directions, stated and declared
therein and IN the decree referred to therein and &
he make report thereof to the Court with any mt
'ers specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or
which may be required By the parties TO be so stated
Copy. Teste, william G. PENDLEToy. e. g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18
LEWIS WEBB * co.
OFFER For SALE.

tFFtIf FOX SHt<E,
SO Bbls and 100 bngs coffee, Lngura ST. Domingo
- and Java
10 hlids ,noln SOS
20 hh's and 10 h5ls 81 Croix and New Orleans s,,-
. hhds ~ boxes and so bills loaf and lump sugar
60 bhds and 100 hbs rye wliskey
20 ibis Caru,!iers rectifed do
coo bhls Isle of Wight and Northern apple brandy
) do peach brandy
hhds AMI oob5ls Pa,'e N. E. run
no Antigua 10
1fslo Jamaica 90
pipes French brandy
p Do Holland Gin
f: 'gs: ,:i f ; S::s1E
Port, N!uscat
London porter, cider
,2u bbls vinegar
80 sncks Liverpool ground salt
DO do blown do
30 sons Sweden, Eoglish and Americas. bar iron
do castings
German, crowlcy, bIistcrod and cast stool
Cut an dwronght nails
go Spanish hides
$50 s;dcs soa leather
90 sidcs upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
800 hlis n. Carolina cut herr ms
% 10 n,0cherel
:" .u prime PORK
fG.0o0 lbs bacon
81 casks prime cheese
irish potatoes ;ar.c,D1 cras ailfrn
HrImstone. Indigo, pepper, pirnento
Race and ground gIng"r, almonds
Eas.rs- ~ -pe.rs cHssia, Gcmilohus
Quart bottles, tinibv.s. decan,ers, wines, &c.
Some war;, window cinSs
e''cr, wiring and wrapping paper
SreEIa and talow candles
E7oFD AMI shaving soap, beeswax
Imperial srnI-"yyder and pouchong tc,rs
Dlfs0n''s 5i.d Rogers gunPowder
sllai- bar iead
's1Fer- orchard --2ss and herds gas sscti
Ehl,tc-19Is = cotton and wool cards
ALSO,
Cotton H-rgie-, base rope. bod co-Ls
Leading ms nd various osher k-u.,z Of cor.
dBCe
Sl1ne Ar1 Wrapping tyrina
S1oe aETes3, cisas 5sIrys thread
Dz-abErgs, hs.ss5aus. cotton yarn
D1sfeSa5c 5rCa6 cl,,sI,=. b. Il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

Richmond, July 7th, 1899.
I-e pitrs ntcrrs viii please take notice fhst have
fpo"ird e iOi lay Of sfp,cmher next TO conneuce the
rsf"s"ee otte duties pf,scfheA he Gorcgnfrg nrdsr
On vfrh dav o. o'clock " thcy re.ai,ed IN nf,epd
"a ny ofce " ts civ, wiih their sccouefs sopcbe,.
fiid docVmeo's reey fof awiratiQn Nd sc,tlrne-t
- wO" HlLFSa bAKEB, Conn.