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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-26

modest demesnour aud appsrsat innocence
Interested the people In his sshslf. TIL
companion OF MendeE, on his return to Ro
cheile, bad heard Of the execution that was ,t
take place, aud curiosity had prompted him q,
inquire the particulars, which. when relate
10 hIrn, he fsrmed the noble resolution Of ssy
ing the life Of the innocent ST. Aubin, sven
the expense Of ire egn!
He therefore wrote, and despatched net
BY friend in whom he eonfidsd, to the plact
Of execution, and Fastening to . magistrate, tt
related all that had happened On that even.ful
night-his subsequent shrwreek-snd finsll,
his esolution 10 lead life Of honesty, IL II
should be spared him. Il is hsrdy neesssa.
~ 90 add, that on investigating his claims &c
mercy, il was accorded to him, soon after the
hoaoarsble sequi,tsl Of Jean ST Aubis. To
describe the feelings OF this youth on so mo.
men.ous an OCCASION would be impossible. An
hour ago, scarcely . shadow rested between
him and eternity--the weird was now again
before his view
But where was she who was the light Of hi.
PATH darkness, he bad heard of her men.
tai arrangement, aud it touched him 10 the
soul; Yet I will sea her.' exclaimed hs--'she
has not-ohl no--she can NOT have forgotten
nse2'
The father of Annette, conscious OF the mis-
cry which his errour bad ocoasioned jean,
kindly welcomed him 10 his house, and led
HIM TO the apartment ofhis daughter, whom
he found arranging some little articles eftaste
which he had given her, upon the mautsl-piece
At the sound OF footsteps, she turned round
and fixed her eyes full upon his face, aud ,het
upon her fathers and said in low tone But
it canno. be he'--snd then began to sing th'
fragment OF song, in voice OF the mos, i'm
Pressivc melancholy
they've laid him beneath ,hs cold, cold sod
And he rests in bis early grave
But bis spirit hath flown 10 meet its God!
I've kneit at the throne of grace to save
'his poor lost soul' she added, with emotion
| raising her clasped hands TO heaven! ST. Au
bin gszed on the lovely manack with the mos
aHeetienste tenderness, and advancing softly
he laid bis hsnd on her shoulder, and gently
whispered
.Annstte, my own dear Annette! tits ST. Al
bin do you not know mer
At the sound of his voice, she started, and
passing her hand across her brow, as il swakng
from a dream, she burst forth into passion
ate food oftesrs On recovering from her G.
motion, the clouds which had obscursd hei
reason, began to subslde, and as he clasped hei
20 his agltsted bosom, sbe parted the bright
! hair tina, clustered upon his brow. and gszed
long and wistfully upon his face-wben bssm
ing smile, such as she used to wear in hel
days OF happiness. crossed her psie cheek
and she exclaimed with joy, oh yes! it is he!
my own ST dubn. | kaev he was .g,af,ies,.
Bless us, oh, my father! Bless your children
for am irreyocsbiy hsf
Mons. Dumsin advanced, and taking her
hand, placed i, in that OF her enraptured lover
and, as he uttered fervent bensdiction or
their union, he added in low voice to Jean
"but let US hear no more OF 'rsvenger"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-26
ueacripttne.
From the New York Morning Herald.

From the New York Morning Herald.
ViRags .EasQuerade. From the talss Of the
great 81. Bernard, we extracta chapter, Civ
ing on account of Village Masquerade
which presents lively picture Of the licsn
tiousaess and extrsvsgance OF that kind Of en-
tertsinment. A village squire had uniuckily
been made suddenly rich and his wife aud
daughters became as suddenly proud, and de
termined to Guide their neighbors, espscislly
Mr.. Moiasses, the rich sugar baker, in equip
age and show. They soon offended all their
old neighbors, and excited the envy Of the
whole country. masquerade was resolved
upsn, to lead ard entertsin sbe;r enemies into
batter nature. Taking advantage of the mask,
the house was filled with all classes, whether
invited or not; and the scene Of uproar, confl
sion, and outrage. was such as might be ex-
pected frem such somRsny. A storm from
without shivered,he splendid traaspsreusiss,
and drove the Innumeraolc lamps that glitter
ed in the trees, like chsin shot, through the
windows The costly mirrors were dashed in
pieces by fying claret bottles, tumblers, de.
csntsFs. and other costly wares, wsro broken
up and ground to powder; the grand supper
table yielded 10 the pressure of drunkenness
and malevolence. and rolled its burden upon
the 6eor; the daughters were insulted. their
ornaments and trinkets stoien; and the house,
at last, was fortunately delivered of its com
pany by geaeral confagratien OF GAUGES, silks
and furnelows. communicated from enc lady to
another in the mazes OF the waltz. II is worth
reading, and so is the whole book.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-26
VILLAGE mAsQUEaApE.

rFrom the Tales efths Great So Bernayd1
Time hurriss on in spite Of all the reluc.
lance OF mankind, and the dreaded night came.
Ii was all that bad expected it to be, with
the exception that, from one Of the serenest
days oi summer, the weather changed, at a
moments warning into q tempest worthy OF
the northwest passage. Our fets champetre
was blown into q thousand fragments; ou,
lamps, festooned among our aims were sen,
flying. like chain shot,t through sur windows;
our "grand emblemstie" transparency. the
master piece ofa LONDON Appeiss, and which
cost-fdsre not confess how much wrip.
ped from top to bottom at the first snset, and
discharged, with the force Of . steam engine,
down he "grand Staircase" on ths heads Of an
ascending solumn Of Quakers. devils, Jews. and
Spanish graadess. The uproar was uemen.
dous; and from my study, in which I had lin.
gered till the first eonssurse Should be quiet,
add might venture forth with safety to my
limbs. heard the general crash, net unde.
lighted with the snsIsipatisns Of lite clearing
my house.
Mr.. Ultrsma,ine's sudden retreat had ief'
all eur ornamental exploits hslf.born. The
cascade, painted to q fac simile 81 Tivoti, va,
carried away BY burst Of the rtvulet that we
had been nursing for the occasion. The s
peTbe fsnsains, on The model Of the grand sron'
of Versailles after fiinging Up half dozsr
cenvulsivs lets, whi:h burst ints the drawing
room windows, and sx.rsvagatea ever ths
company, refused to play drop more. TIT
organ, expressly brought dew q frsn London q
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-26
IO,Uner f. Harris,
where they offer stock Of entire
NEW GOODS.
which they particularly invite the public to cali
and examine
BENJAMIN r TowNER,
THOMAS @ HARRIS
Shephe rdstown, January !, 182S--f
Cash for WHEAT.

HE subscrr@r having leased the Min
belonging to the late r. Ebersole. at little
Georgetown, and hss il now in complete repair
FOR the reception Of oil kinds Of grain. He
will pay the highest price. IN each, for good
nerchaniabie wheat. and will grind and manu-.
saeiure for customers, all wheat delivered in
the mill, He will give a barrel OF supe,fnc
-four for every 500 lbs. Of meschantablc wheat,
and stand the inspection in sny msfketit NAV
be taken to--He will, Of all times, upon sighr,
give asur in exchange for wheat. and viii de-
liver any Rsur manufactured in his mill ~ Bal
timoFe or the district OF Columbia, when re-
quested by the owner. Farmers and others.
viii consider their interest by giving him call.
Feb. 5, 82s.--tf JOHN KISINGER
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-26
NEW STORE.

In Shepherds I0sOn.
THE subscribers have commen need the Mers
4 camille business in the house formerly &c.
cupied BY Waiter y. selby, Esq - Store
under the name and firm Of
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PUBLISHED. wREKLr,
by WASHINGTON EVANS,
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PAYABLE IN AbFANChs
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aYTER raE YsAR EXPIRES.
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Editor.
/. Advertisements inserted at the rate OF
|. DoIlsr per square for the three first inser-
rs. snti twenty five cents per square for each
4 senrent Insertion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
DRY DOCK.

DROPOSALS will I've received the Dock Ofice in this
- Yard, OF az the Dock Once Norfolk before the first
day Of November next, for furnishing and delivering the follow
ms described OAK TIMER for Gate Frames the Dock,
viz.
No II straight pieces Tor turning, and inter p0 fec,
square, and 80 10 20 feet long
II curved pieces or top anl bottom rails, - be sided 2
feet and moulded 20 inches, aud s. 81 feet long
81 curved pieces Tor middle rails, be udcd II Inches
aud moulded 10 inches aud 80 N 81 feet lorg.
10 do. do for rails be sided ~ inches and moulded
is inches and 90 20 81 feet long.
The above 80 pieces all required Tor rar of Gates,
aud IS wanted each Of the NAVY Yards Charleston
Mass and Norfolk Virginia They he OF the best sound
White Lire OK and square edged Tho % pieces for rails
70 have spring of feet IN 80 adus of69s
lrel
Models Of tc Gales may be chs, C6ce and Choss
who intend 10 otter proposals requested examine them
Oilers uoy he made for pau tie whole uf The timber
chu ior both Docks with The prices rer cubic
shifting the kind and The QUA " the Oak rs well the kind
soil snd district where IL will bu procured
I've tnnher must bc cut during te Nu'er heecu c first
ofNovenher aud The first OF Maoh b. delivered early nsr
SPRING aud deosou UPON the popofal viii be made by the
Eu1uecr after the frsj Of November yossibc
For further Information, Application So made n Mr.
Henry Singleton 81 the Norfolk p pnck, 20 Dr AcSsnde
furis nj tbs ONE I BALDWIN, Engnc
Day Do, OYucr
4 .NIry Yard. Charleston, Nae
! September ii,h, 1872 11-fA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
French Restorative.

nj LANGLEY respectfully informs the citizens
In. o. Richmond, and the public generally, that
Ire hap opened Restorative and Tavern in quite a
new style. between the stores of Messrs. Hull 81
Moore aud Mr.. Nelson, and invites the public To give
hun call. lie has first rate French Cook Just
fnm Paris and is satisfied that his style of cooking
viii bc Sound nct less agreeable than novel here.
Thc urdcr will he stored with all the decacies the
market will aford--tsh, vcnson. and wild fowl in
their season. His bar is well stocked witiI the
choicest wines and spirits.
". b. Coffee and Soups at all times.
W Families con he supplied with meats single
dishes Mt their own houses, per bill Of fare of the
day, OF the shortest notice. sept so
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
JAQUELIN p. TAYLOR

rs now receiving from London, Liverpool New
u York and Philadelphia, the most extensive and
best assorted supply of English, French, India and
American GOODS, he has ever opened; every artice
OF which, he is willing TO sell, at lower prices than
heretofore In addition TO his usual fall supply of
nap cottous, blankets, fnnnes, fearnaughis cloths
cassIneres, carpetings, cambrics, muslins, cotton
wOrsted and silk hosiery, hats umbrellas Irish linen
shcctings and diapers, oznaburgs, looking glasses
gHns, sradeS, pen knives and scissors, Hardham's
No. Q, Princes mixture and Foot's genuine London
snlfis
lie has American white. green and red fiannels
Steel Oxford and Cadet MKT sattiuets
Brown and gold mkt do very superior
Crimson, scarlet, blue md lemon embossed and
watered moreen
Blue and full black Italian lu,cs'riug, very best
Best quality assorted coloured Gro de Naples silks
India laventine marcelne. islandaise and hnrenccs
White, black and crimson merino searis and hdkfs
Black, white and green bObbine, and gauze wells
Mandarne, Canton and Norwich grapes and ita-
ihnets
Embossed, painted and plain fancy belts
Bonnet, cap, love and other ribbands
Plain and very handsome figured S.-iss musiins
Tine Renting and linen cambria hdkis.
Childrcn's, youths and mems fur and cloth caps
Mcrno cloths, circassians and hrmbHzct
handsome assortment of worsted and cotton fringe
Blue ~ olive linscys and plads for female servants
Iwi!icd and very stout brown cottous
ID, 70 and ID brown and bleachcd sheetinCs
and shirtiugs
Cunningham and Andcrson's stout oottons at man
uiacturer's prices
Together with other goods, al If Al ne offers
either by retail or otherwise, The reasonable
terms. oct 8-gaw5t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
On Cary Street, rear IF The Virginia and Furp,e,

On CaFy oIreet' rear N Hhe VUgiaia d1d F0rnIeTs
Banks.
z OSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful TO III. Ialias
~ and gentlemen of Virginia, for past favours and
hopes continuance of the same; and would thank
the ladies' sending their silk dresses TO have them Ia
ken to pieces, which will enable him to warrant them
To be dyed and finished well at any establish
mcnt in the Union. Canton stuff dresses not ne
cessary, as nc has suitable machines to finish them, if
sent TO him in the situation above mentioned.
Gcnterncn are likewise informed, that he scours
and rcnews IN colour coats, pantaoons, and vests to-
gecr with all kinds apparel and requested repairs
them IN tho neatcst manner. As usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed; furniture
stuts cleansed and rc-dycd in tho neatcst manner.
N. b. Tickets will be issued on leaving the roods
with him and requests they will be presented on ap-
phcation or the same.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS.

NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS.
NEiLSoN has Just received and offers for sale
- nj unusually low prices. nm extensive stock .,
STAPLE AND FANCY DR. GOODS.
inrGc and general variety suited to the
part Of "
Blue black and fancy colorcl cloths s Cashmere.
CN'ord ana steel mkt DO do
DO do satineits
hue and brown do
Valencia aud swansdown vrsinp
Rose, dufilc and point blankets
Green booking and floor cloth bai.cs
me ana superfne white finnnels
LED, green, yellow and black do
f'ick and blue buck Italian lustnDg
India satin and satin evuntine
Back and blue. black Gro de Nan
Fancy coloured do assorted
Do do Gro de Indrs
Black senchcws ana sarsnetts
Mcrno and Cashmere long sliawls
10 do hand!erchicis
Ihibet Prussian and Cashmere square do
Ihlbet and worstcd bnrege hdkfs
Barcge, gauzc and Gro De Nap do
. Merino cloths and circassians, all co!otp.s
7-8 and A Irish linens
s, b and 3D. do sIeetinps
Long lawns and linen calnbrirs
Linen cambria hdkls
4 and 1914 damasi
Kussia, birds-eye aud 81 darrrrs
P Pinid N Nopsin and Canton grapes
Black and white Italian cranes
Black and cooured palinyrenos
Pnin black and col urcd b,mbazc,,s
Figured do do a,d .,,,;.,,
Black English bomha zines
Tartan and Circassian plaids and camblcts
Bnck, olive and drab h1ng-up cords
PLAIN book, mall and Swiss NH slins
figured do do do
ii aud Ga cotton cambrics
Plain and checked inconc;s
Fiald and fancy London prints
Cotton, worsted and silk hosiery
SILK and worsied braide. assortrL
Gloves OF every variety
Spiiafcld and bandanna hdkfs
Imitation bamdanna aud Madras 10
Figured, satin and Gro Dc Nan bonnet rbLons
fnuze, cap, do do
Common, fine and smpeFiine Gelt do
Black and coloured guard do
large supply of brOu',. q. ov'v,I md ,l,;l ,io
ncsics, apron and furniture checks. bed t;rl.nrs.
irtish oznaburgs, and coarse woollens fur negro
otning. Aud constantly on hand,
Cotton oznaburgs from the Richmond Factory.
oct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
LA w.

EFNIIE Subscriber has just received, at his Book &
n Stationery Store extensive collection of val
uablc Law Books which he offers for sale very re-
duced prices. He has made arrangements with one
cfthe most extensive iuic book establishments the
u. States, to receive MI the standard works, used at
tie American Da:, terms that will enable him to
oftr TO the public great inducements TO give him n
part of law libraries on about the terms, at
Nhich they could be procured in the Northern Cities.
oct 10 Il. u. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
~ w VVIITTIVIN
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER,

Opposite ute Bel Idrern,
"a AS recently printed aud published, aud offers
u n for sale, the following works:
constitutional Charts, or Compare: We Views OF
Legislative, Executive, and Judiciary Departments
IN the Constitutions of Ill the States in the Union
including that of the United States with an Appen
diX."-By James Nj. Garnett.
EDGE HILL, the Family of the Fi,zrovals.-
Novel, in vols.-By a Vrqinian.
Lectures Various Topicks of Morals. Man
ners, Conduct. and intellectual! Improvemcnt.--B,
James VI Garnet.
The 18th edition Of Garnelt's Lectures on Fema!e
Educa ion.-to winch Is added the Gossp's Manual
Also, Wares Farrier &c, 6-eo2,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
COLLINS M 20.

BOOKSELLEf1S g ST,4TIONERS
ETANE lately received n very large additional 1ippiy VI
H THEOLOGICAL BOOKS, which with their
former sock comprises the mos, extensive assortment
department ever offered for sale in Virginia
G. g. Co ave Agents for the Amcucan Sunday School Uuirn
and the General protestant Episcopal sunday school UnJ',
aud have on hand general assortment OF their publca
the Union prices
likDT(,9L, L.qIY, yNfSCEf L.l.NEoUS & SCHOOL
BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS ard P.lgER, Of every dcscrip-
ton. oct =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
STEEL IL SMITH,
" y RCiXANT TAIIORS.

Fiee doors oetolc the Bel IdUeTn,l
"AVE received their Fail Supply. CONSISTING oF
- blue black and fancy coloured cloths OF various
Qualities also cassirneres and vestings, together with
general assortment Of trimmings of the best quail
", TO which they confidently invite the attention 81
their customers aud Tie public generally.
In addition TO winch, they have on hand, suspen-
ders, stocks, handkcrchefs, gloves. crayat stlensrs
&C. &C all OF which viii be sold on reasonable
terms
Gentlemen furnishing their own cloth can have
1t made and trimmed in the best manner and at the
shor est notice. oct 5-saw4t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
ENOCH S. COURTNEY,

Mum Street, opposite ne Old .,.ryltlf,
I'D ESPECI'FULLY invites the attention OF his
11 friends and the public, TO u chuce selection ot
Groceries, which he offers for sale either by wholesale
:" retail, on as good terms they be purchased
elsewhere IN The ely Much has been taken in
'hc selection of his wines ana liquors, which arc
warranted genuine.
Masters Of vessels, VII find to their interest 20
ave their orders for ship stores with him, which Il
Inc put mp low, and sent abroad free Of expense
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
SOUTHERN REVIRW.

A Further supply Just received Persons wishing
"A the above valuable work, viii please make early
application. oct ID J. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
PLANTERS HOTEL.

AsS2AU G6AS &3S II LIE.
'fNifiS Establishment on Shockoe Hill well known
- as TIE property Of the late Mark Richards i
again oi 'rr the reception of company under tho
Tleh' ~ - Subscriber, who Is determined
To devote MS % zion to the comfort and salts
.c'on OF those that may think proper TO patronizc
nm IL Is, therefore, unnecessary to recapituaic
INC many preparations made for that purpose; let il
suffice TO say, that his accommodations shall be- cco1
and his charges very moderate.
VIM. GRAVES.
u a few Horses taken on Livery at low rate.
oct 1-eo3t wet w q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16

ADMINISTRATIONS tn the DAILY RouxoSp Wmc s6
year and for shorter PERIOD at the rate Of SO year. pay
able In advance '''r"'
ADVERTISING For one square Of &c lines or less on, in
sron 20 cents two insertions gu three insertions 81 III and
every succeeding insertion 33l cents y ~ NV
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Once week. first insertion rs cents every succeeding in
SEXTON SD - I've "
NRis. ~ -
Lrnis'cnt advertisers must pay in advance.
The r,,cr nf insertions noted on the MS or they
WI no inserted until ORDERED, to he stopped and charged
Annal advertisers charged 30 dollars two suuares
ana an That proporto for Advertisements Of greater iungth
re huetoneer and tnery dealers who charged 500
~ 'rhe CONSTITUTIONAL wfiTG is published ,vyic.
week Croes'ays anu Fd,ys) AZ FIVE dollars per annun
I.y A,.o !. advance. -
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sr''icr aud 80 cents fpr each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16

VlRGiSI ~ rules holden the clerks oi~c ofthc superior
court ohuneey for !he Richmond district the 3d day cf
Crook and Nlycr Myers, DIS
The Defendant Charles Crook having entered his appear.
and gwen security according 10 tho assembly and
tho rules ~ this cOu and appearing 10y satisfactory evidence
that be Is nhablant Of this couniry ordered tina,
e said defendant doappcl here The first day Of the next
January and The bill of the plaintiff and that
copy Of this order be- forthwith inserted Nv some new 81 IL,
published in the city Of Richmond m two months ssvely
posted the trout door Of the capitol in the said
;G cnpy. Tesie, Vs. q. pgSpf FroS r g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16

VTIRefNIA:-At rules, holden in the clerks office Of
Y the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
ssrict, the 3rd day Of August, 1929 Besey VI Cree
6ir. Ki1dcr Bell, and Adclndc his wife, formerly
frincrly M.Crcedie plfs against James Penn, cx or
a George NJ Crecdic, dec, George NJ Creedic, and
Iohn M Croedic dcvseos of said George, dec, Wal
for Dunn, cxor of John Graham, dec, Beverley Ran.
dolph ox'or of Harry Hcth, who was exor OF Sam'l
Clarke, and WIN Long, dts.
The defendants james Pom. and George NJ Cree
die. having entered their appearance aud given Sc
clrty according TO the net Of assembly and tho rules
~ this court and appearing Nv satisfactory evidence
that they 70 not inhabitants of this country il is
dcred that the sad defendants do appear horc on the
first day IF tho next January term md answer the
amended hill of tho plaintiffs and that copy Of this
order be fnrihwith inserted in some newspaper pub.
liahe0 in the city OF Richmond, for two months sue
cHssvey and posted at tho front door Of the capitol
in the said city.
70 copy. rcstc, WV. g. Prvrrvror, G..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16

YINEAS.-- Gunpowdcr, imporai, and young Tyson
u tens. IN GHOSTS. half chests and pound boxes,
60 OTIS, DUNLOP g. c..
Ccee-eo6l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16

HNHOTCEST TOBACCO.--I have just opened a box Of
~ Cosby's Chewing Tobacco No /, years old
J. ~ BLANlIRE,
oct7 Opposite the Eagle door, Sign Of the Mortar.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16

cn Hhds. st. Croix sugars
@O 10 do. low priced Porto Rico do.
80 bugs coffee
30 hhds. Cuba molasses
~ do English Island do. o.
az tons Swedes. English and American iron
0 tons shot-Just received and for sale by
oce o-ota Sawtt JOHN GARTH.
SUGAR, COFFEE, &c.
Ve nre receiring per Schrs Ann Eliza Richmond sc
I'll fihds New Orleans and st. Thomas s,,.rar
100 bags Laguira and Java coffee
80 bales cotton yarn, assorted
3 ccroons Spanish F. indigo
~ cases superior gunpowder tea in caris,ars
p"t up in hew style for fanny us,,
5000 lis. soal leather.
~ STORE,
10 iferccs worry superior green coffee
10 bags Rio do do do
2 hhs ~. Croix sugar, part prime
81 boxes aud bbls loaf do
Gunpowder und imperial teas, in c & I2 10 boxes
= hhds w. :. noiasses
100 Kegs cut nails
with very general assortment Of TUTORS
wines, &c. &c.
on CONSIGNMENT,
i Tons bar iron, Uarvcys s. Tayloe's
pipes 9Th proof Cognac brandy Seipncttc
8XlO and ioXl2 window Glass
LANCASTER 81 DENDT,
ecEt 9-o<t Market Bridge.