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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29
F-On BE R.sss,lriils gKg aE,,g,ry, IN, y

"a, Respectable nert.ng of the citizens Of Logan
county, IN the iowa Of Russeville, ist day Of the
Logan circuit court, R,cl d. Eibb sen was called -
I'VE yT cnair and A, r. Maccy, appointed secrrta "
offered by u. III. Ewing, Esq were unanimously
adopted.
whereas we are advised that our distinguished
countryrnan, Henry Clay. has returned 70 L's rns;
dence IN Kentucky as testimonial Of our profound
respect lor, and u"'imnsicd confidence, In his tai
ents PATRIOTISM and uncompromising political viruos
Resolved, That Walter Jones, Robert Ewing
hlcnard B'bo SEN James Wilson, sen. John g. Bibb
u. Lewis, John Nj. Shnry, A. K. Mscev. VIM. H.
Sands, b Roberts, ID. c. Caldwell. Dudley Robin.
son, n; Hull; Il. 81 Ewing, d. r. Smith Thomas
khea' jas. w Irwin, Ben. Proctor w Sterling A.
Campbell, H. +. Broadnax Thomas Porter and NJ.
and that they in bchGlf of their fellow citizens a3rss
BIT Clay and invite him 10 visit village as soon
Us no can make convenient and par;ake with them
Of an entertainment to be prepared ON the occa.
zion.
3 Resolved That said committee superintcnd the
preparations, md arrangements for his reccntion
should he consent Ia pay ur a visit
RICHARD BlBB, Sen. Chairman.
4. II. MACY Secretary
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29

go ltUSsELLyT'rF, May 2, 1929.
Dear S!r;--Fhc citizcns OF Russc!lgille and oithc
county OF Logan a'4Nious 10 testify thcworld their
uraterahle attachment 20 you--thcir confidence in
your patriotism, and their admiration of the purity
and e%ceoncy of your political character; haze de-
si0uaied The Undersigned rs a committee 10 address
and To invite you in their behalf to public entertain
mcnt winch viii be given at sucl tins ~ your conve
mcnce may justify your attendance. Permit as 10
REMARK that IN answer TO previous similar
from the citizens OF this county You gave aEs;lroncns
that but Tor The the Proprety Of attending the dis
charge OF your official duties, you would cfccrfuv
have complied with their wishes and accented their
invitaticnE-Howcv much they NAV rerrpt tho
recent display public sentiment Go which ali should
pay Difference und rcSpect) which constrained Won.
to retire from siTtIcn IN which your talents I'd pat
Tiotisu siIone conspcunusly-thny would rejoice Inn,
nm opportunity could now be afforded them 10 evnec
their great personal end political regard for the
whose HE has been characterized by the most bril-
liant cXcrtions IN support If the rights and liberties
OF hIs iGiow men and the interests and tho perfno
nent welfare OF his state and countTy-for the man
who "stands erect with spirit unconguercd not wifi
standing the successful combination Of political asni
rants who have consprcd against him. and Hs ,srnto,
cruel unpyoUokea and wpttoned Injustice that Ears
been heoped upon hjn-.for the man ;sho a. epcr
Teady whilst t1e eRdres to contribute his c,ct;op,
a. TIE cause Of LibcF!yfhn Vui0, and 1qtioDaf D,os
Psrity'-wth these views and sentiments an invitn.
ton is now rendered you in behalf Of tho citizens of
Logan.
With sentiments Of f-roat tceocct and estao,, ,,.r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29

II is said upon good authority, that the celebrated
Geo. Kremcr, has renowned the of Jackson
ism and rejoncd hlmselfto the old mother church of
republicans. He left Washington in CONSERVATION
and with uplifted hands, at the tremendous rush for
the loaves and fishes, oxclaming that the corruption
of Adams and Clay was nothing to that" We be-
gin to think Mr. Krcmer has u claim TO the appclla-
ton bestowed upon him by Mr.. Randolph Honest
George" lie is very singular man in appearance,
and to our ears of the most engaging speakers we
ever hesrdHis language is homoly, alb ounding with
such stable phrases, quitting the saddle on he right
horse" blocking gift horse in the mouth docking
tho door ner the steed s stolen" &c. &c.phrases
which when aptly employed always tell--but how
ever homely his speech, his sense is strait forward
md masculine
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29

Duff Green having charged Mr.. Asbury Dickns,
frst clerk to Mr.. lngham with being on "up to the
hub Adams and Cluy man, Mr.. Dickins has explain
cd and sgnihed that he a neutral in the late
contest.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29
COMMERCIAL 28tcorn.
BALrL,rnar. Innn o.

DATE ~ LATEST ~ RoPEAy ApYIcEs.
From Liverpool, Nav
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29

Locnrs.-It is now ascertained, that these extra
ordinary insects appear in different years differ
cpt parts of the Continent, but always after the
same interval of seventeen years! They havo one
period OH this, and different the west of the
Blue Ridge. In the eastern parts Of Va. thsy ap-
peared in 1926, in 1909, in 1882, in 1875, in 1853
An aged and acute observer who died in 1924, said
he distinctly remembered them at the four first peri
DDS, nor did they appear in any other year in the
whole interval of time They will reappcar in 1913
Some persons refuse to believe this because they
cannot understand 1t! II we only believed what we
Nvderstood of natures operations, we should believe
no one of them all
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29

Duff Green has provided three of his forenoon and
assistants in the Telegraph Office with public offices.
If Gales e. Scaton had done such thing under The
last Administration, Mr. Richie would have accused
Oll hands Of corruption
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29

IN qBeetionaie goose.--The following story from
oScotch paper We can easily believe to be true, from
having once witnessed pendant entertained by
gandcr for negro woman, " /. ON he would salute
with bis throot whenever she appeared and follow
vhthorsoever she went about the yard
bIr Burnett Cragellachionu, Eigin has rooe rca rIv
car Old that has formed strong attachment towards him
os 10 1ow bin To any distance and uuoue, the crowds
tusle Of High street few days the kindly animal
followed him down the street, aud into harreser s,pn
where patiently waited until It's shaved sner
which accompanied him another into the spo of n
lend and then proceeded home with hin cheek by ioy he
goose we'll acquainted with Mr. Burnett tibet Il, readily
recognises hun ia whatever dress I've appear II even
knows bis voice When he Is BE- seen, and docs
we speak than responds ~ him Ne uuutcdble dl.
iceta dialect pretty much resembling the oraory Of Wclch
Whv he attempts % spout With hot potato in hr mouth.
Elgia C3Vfjty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29

John Speed Smith of Kentucky, appointed U. S.
Attorney for that State in room Of Jno. Crittcn.
den reo'oDed, declines accepting. Tho Commentator
lDimaes that he has recently declared for Mr. Clay
as President.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29

Eighty or one hundred bushels of new whea, were
sod in Baltimore week ago, from the Rappahannock
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-07
This is to give Notice.

WHAT the subscriber OF Alexandra County in the
Il District of Columbia, has obtained from the Or.
phans Court OF said county, Letters Testamentarv on
the estate OF Ann n Patton, late of the county afore.
said, deed All persons having claims against the
SAID decedent are hereby warned to exhibit the SANE
to the subscriber passed by the Orphans Court on n
before the 9th day of June next. or thew NAV bv
law be excluded from all benefit to said estate and
those indebted thereto. are requested to make mme
date payment Given undermy hand this eth dav OF
December 1893. PHiNEAS JaNNEV VI
oec INV Executor of Ann 81 Patton
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-07
FRAUDS UPON TIE REVENUE.
NIAGARA FRONTIER.

Message from the President Of the U. States,
Transmitting the information required by
resolution OF the House OF Representative.
Of the 18th ultimo, in relation to intended
frauds on the revenue, which has rendered it
necessary to station additional troops on the
Niagara frontier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-07
1929. -Referred to the Committee ofWays
and Means.
To the House of Representatives. Of the United &aes:
WAsHINoTOE, LIST January, 1899.

WAsHISoroK, LIST January, 1899.
In compliance with resolution OF the House
Of Representatives, of the 10 h ult. commu>
oica,e 10 the House report from the Secreta
~ of War, containing the information IN rela,
ton TO The intended frauds upon the revenue,
which has rendered expedienl The statoniag aG-
di,ional troops on the Niagara frontier. The
other evidence embraced by The resolution, and
in possession Of the Government, does not, in
my Judgment, al present render any further EN-.
ploymen, Of regular force for the enforcement
Of the revenue laws, ne, essary.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-29
Just Published.
And for sale at the Bookstore Of A. T.

And for sale at the Bookstore Of A. T. KENNEDY.
LETTERS ON FEMALE CHARACTER,
addre ssed to Young Lady, the Death of her Mo.
ther by Mrs. Virginia Cary, on the following subjects,
viz.
l. Consultations of Religion; 2. Piety indispensable
to Female Excellence; 8. Female Piety exenpfedi in
the characters of Mother and Daughter; A. Definition
of Charity; Women defended from the charge Of In.
stability; 6. Danger of Associating with amiabe wo
men, who without Religion; 2. Importance Of cul
tivatng the Graces of Temper; 8. Exempifcatons Of
good and bad Temper; 9. Consequences Of Emula.
tion TO- False sensibiy exemplifed; II. Picture of
Domestic Happiness; H. On Dress; Is. Consequences
Of Self Deception exemplifed; IA. On Friendship;
Is. Romance and Poetry; Is. Female Attanments in
Science and Literature; II. Methodical Arrangement
of Times ID. Manners the result of Intellectual Guilt
vation 49, Misery of Dseordant Marriages, 20. Con-
versation considered as Agent in Moral Improve
ment; 81. Prevailing Errors in Female Education; g.
Domestic Management; %. Early Religious Educa-
tons a. Submission to the Divine Will; Is. Exorta
tons to Cultivate Vital Pety, indispensable to hap
pness
Lectures on Female Education, by Jas. VI. Garrett Of
Emwood, Essex county Virginia, third edition
Evenings at Home, by Ann Letitia Barbauld, London
Literary Souvenir for 1892 ledition
Amulet for l82o-New Years Gift. do. an9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-29

Mode of Marking Sheep without injury 10 The
Wool.--Au English writer gives the following:
Mark on either side Of the nose OF the sheep
the INITIALS Of the owners name, and on the OPP
po,ite side any number by which he may choose
10 designate the particular sheep, by means Of
srall iron letter or figure about an inch long
which being dipped in common oil colours,
mixed with turpentime 10 dry them more rea-
Oily, is placed on the part described, and will
continue until the next shearing season. The
process is easy and viii give the animal DO
pain; the marks cannot be readily obliterated,
which i, not the case in ,a,,ooing or eauteriz'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-29

Chinese La,cy~s.-In a proclamation Of the
Emperor Of China, called forth few years since
by the troublesome increase Of appeals from the
provinces, hi. Celestial Majesty epjoins "striet
search to be made TO discover all lawsuit ex-
citing Blaek.g guards. and, when found, to pun.
ish them severely" 1t were much TO be wish.
ed lha, his Majesty George the Fourth would
follow the example Of the "Broiher to the Sun
and Moon" i. this particular.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-29
A. Y. Kennedy
Hds Just recsiped

VTlHREE Essays nthe unconditional freeness ofthe
i Gospel, by Thos. Erskine, esq. Advocate
Memoirs of the Rev. Leigh Richmond, A. N. author Of
the Dairyman's Daughter, Gc. price 81 IS
Willard & Woodbridge Geography and Atlas I'd ed.
Robnson's Scripture Characters, London ed. vols
Works Of Rev. John Newton, Rector Of st. Mary,
Woolnoth, 6vols octave, with Portrait
SCOTS Theological Works, vols. duo.
Do Bible with Commentary, vols oct
Do Force of Truth
Lady Of the Manor, vols, sants' Rest, cheap copy
Life Of Columbus vols octave; e further supply Of
Tales of Grandfather, ID series. jan l9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-29

l
MIR. Gusts feared that he was trespassing
upon the time and patience OF his auditory
(Crls OF no, no, go nn.) MIR. &. proceeded: He
had come to the meeting, without The least ex-
pecta,ion Of the honor which had been confer.
red upon him. He had come to offer small
donation, and to enroll bis name among the
friends Of Ireland, presuming that the officers
had been appointed at former meetings; but as
the, had been pleased to elect him, and that
with the mos, fia,tering unanimi,y, a. their
Chief, he had made bold to address them, with.
out preparation Of the head, but from the inn
pulse Of the heart, which was ready, "ay, al
ways ready,"in the cause Of civil and religious
liberty, AMI for the cause Of ireland. CHEERS
MIR. c. observed: 1t is seven centuries since
England began, continued, and hath not yet
ended, her agsressions upon her sister isle. In
all her ages, whether Of the Brave, the Fair. or
the Fanalic-in the times Of her chivalric
Kings, her Elizabe,han glory, or her puriani>
cal Commonwealth-all,a all have been alike
fruitful in the wrongs and miseries they have
entailed upon unhappy Ireland. And will Eng.
land, thar so highly gifted nation, never learn
wisdom from experience? Has she already for
gotten the lesson taught her BY the American
Revolution? And will nothing but revolution
suffice 10 open her eyes TO her own true inter
eats. and the rational claims which others have
upon her Justice and magnanimity? OF what
avail were all our petitions and remonslrauees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-31
MARINE NEWS.
FORT OF RICH.UOND.
AHRIQNn


Steamboat hehHoui Chapman, from Npriok, with pas,
siea'nhoa Virginia. Ferguson ion Baltimore and Norfolk
WI" Passengers assed, anchor under Viewpoints Moose
seiI' eaoie ard lnarci on Point of Shoals foreopai
s;h' bound up al anchor on Jamestown ane and
ti,fne' bound town; of swans Ioin Hector bound
f""h' oil " 'ndmui toin', srhr hound down.
Steamboat oonac. Jenkins ashr,gion and Alcxan
s VIA Nt.ok and City Point with passengers and freight
sandy HOOK, with surdfes Davenport Alien a. CO. Gus
Uun,Iop & CO. khg Richardson, wor,tsn & Nieruder, q
aandes Nlysfs Sa s@i iial M M%s,en 5A
Rillar! Abbott & co, Smith u Timlerlake BALDWIN
t,es CO. os S 4 ryTdaIl saneo Pune, Rust
i91rn biniord Brooks, homp,on J Gordon L c Mayo
ale"'uo Goddard, ! AicKidoe MIS- Steel Miss NJ 3
dTes a. Ots Dunlop bagwrI S,ni,h Perkins & HaI-
''s W W ;" oops Jaekson Jobu-en u son. NJ Johuson
Nchr i-e.Iauce Lee from Chseston with slldries 10 p
ts SS,i y !; CO. aud Davenport, Alea & co
70 l,ayenpo Allen 6 CO. TrPe't s Johnsroo, JThompoI
En l'usnnT, Parker { 81 Mitchell, Miss Ring
\ s'ratnn, smith 8 JohDson, Wortam S McCiruder d
Pearson. imberlake, Il johnson Son Holt jr & coJH
NASH \ Sweeny, ! Lyon, Wad~Sorih s. Williams Works
b reS!on Gray & iahey, Hail aooie. Wauen g. Reynolds.
sesG Marina :e'so, euy rom Egg HARBOUR ballast
sem resolution s'lm|", from Philadelphia, ballast
Steamboat Columbus, Turner for Baltimore via City Point
scnr SON, Honor, 70, Hartlod. with hour and coal
sehr Elizabeth & Rebeeea, Williams sause,es coal.
sem ATiadne Robinson TOR New York coal.
SChT Amanda, - Cor Boston coal
Schr Elizabeth, Henry, for New NuIk, coal
Sloop Fame, Doughty. for New York. coal
IT Liverpool 25h sept. Anacrson, Lfnox, itsmia
Deal 18th. Jefferson, Norfolk.
~ NarseieS l7th Ann Barry Norfolk
NEW YORK, OyL 27.-Aud, sehT Amanda fe,lsiI from,
Petersburg
Below, ship. SUPPOSED he EIiaun,a Marshall otn
I-iveTpoo-day of sailing lst Oct
Sailed sloop tlz, Abby. ter RschmouL
NORFOLK, Oct 19 The Revenue Gutter Wash. boarded
Yesterday. sh Betv.ere, Nahb y Iy erooi bound Ia
Sal{maEv fbe Norfolk, Wool apu Tor Nornlk ana
Al Liverpool Ism sept. h.i Ontario Curtis I'M hampton
Roads
Tie bI'- Grant Turk CoOrer Inn Hampton Roads,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-31
Grand Solar Microscope.

Te'iiE public are respectfully informed, the Pyapri-
eiorof ihc Microscope. hIj obtain d very ell
I9ibe room II the Museum of th!s city. q nar'v &C.
cupi"d rs tie SaiuaTy R0on) ana wlici Is nu,l iii
ted up for ihe purpose III better displaying the great
Mnsnitymg powers Of ih. astonishing inrtruDeut.-
ie room vi! D. open for visitors iIom - \ Vi. to
., P. Nj. ecery (it!r dry.
This surprising instrument discovers to v.cw the
most minute bodies IA IN ANNA, vegetable and nio
ert'i pats Of creation, mlgHlyn. them more ilsn
o'OOo.uOo Tine the apparent Gu,' tgs cheese.
which living 'aniualcua Is scaIcev percep,it!e To
the naked eye niagtii:cd the enormous size OF
from To feet, ANA III actual motun, Ggltiug and
contenung III tic most spirited manner Many OF her
objects aie prepared and viii ic exhibited The ia
terestlng process o. disqualification IS shown in most
resplenucnt and magnificent cOIJns-lt needs but
In be seen to be- most admired. being imp, sble 10
give an acequa.r description " lis b-iiaucy
u Ambulance 81 cents, children hah price.
oct 2i-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-31
Fyly Thousand Doiiars north of M,uo and
SedsOhaiie Ory Goods AT
PRTMn SyOgIp

II fLE & COCHRAN having dci,,rn,iuc,I ,o elm
kA Their present bus.n.ss ia as short tiuc- NJ,
prictcnble respectfully beg legve 60 ipi,r,n tbty
friends anu the public, that they viii on Fu.sduy ,,e
an instant &c milcnce offering for sale toir e.fsye
stuck y staple and fancy dry yools amount ms, ~, :
invoice to upwards of =
FJiy IhouStad DolkIys, al Prime Cost.
Il luige portion of this assortment has boon mn,
chased during the present /H, at auction sal, in the
CITIES oi New York and Philadelphia. Aware tba,
ADVERTISEMENTS OF tins description re Frequently ure
sehte' To the public TOR the sole purpose Of excin,
attention. they would state that such il not tLe ON i
oprcl IN tho present Instance anNius 10 cfse ther
present concein,-ihey lave arranged their .roo,s-
' ~ every Instance they wll he offered az first cost
-"cii j''",er castomers are particularly intitd TO
swan themselves OF the present opportunity To suuy
themselves On terms Which rarely yIceI ui1iin
'he'r power Every description ol helo & ssasgnoJIe
goods va" be found IN this ~ iso,ny;e-
"e' sT" de fHd, srod ale Bsrtg, iu,esfritst aei,s 10
rene Jontaid cdLcoeS. vusls Lyish Narr. sHeetln.s
ora eye diapers and t4tsns, celyq zine lo1ts and e
Lere eodtilgS Dukes. Ltu.tsis negro ,koljs,,g sniff
hetfs, domestic Of al teas and alin-, oynry article
!" lh' dry goods l'ne.-Terms, cash tenSery.
oct 2G--tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-31
French Restorative.

NJ LANGLEY respectfully Informs the citizens
N. Of Richmond, and the public generally that
he has opened Restorative and Tavern in quite a
new stvlc. between the stores Of Messrs. Hall q
Moore ard Mf. Nelson. and invites the public to give
hnn call. Tie has first rate French Cook, lust
irons PARIS snd Is satisfied that his style OF cooking
Will be found not less agreeable Than novel here.
The Lardcr will be stored with Az the drlcacics thc
market will aflord-ish, ycnlsOn. and Wild fowl in
their season. Ills bar Is well stocked with the
choicest wines and spirits
n II. Coffee aud Soups at ali times.
= Families can be supplied with meats or single
dishes ~ their own houses, per- bill ol fare of the
90. on Tue saJrtcst uJlicc. e,Pt -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-31
Vol. H.-No I48.
.I'oal.t y PIoiuee and n,.ube, az pi. rss,ed 4 ~

'A'"o's " fIpd"ee and au0,Gsr u Boats passed d,V
n =, Mro"ch he (occr Locks.
hh, = -iS hhds 'aeco, do stems sis bbs -four 10
i wheat 80 d. oats. 1000 lbs sLeaCoa,s sop n ,lank
I5 empty hos, SMALL, IL loais 70 coal boats
.s-s H. aus "-'esc, s3 hills four q tons mig metal
90 - US neeisndze VI lbs rope sos In. sn;, 20 ,a
~ - o ' "ei' % BOATS coat boats 5i5 bus al coal
1s h9oT 81 bu-hels wheat sss lbs OATS tons ,sna sso,G
d. 81 Z: - ', ''ss' to,V bushels coal
4. wood 4-ov plank 40 lbs roiseelaueous articles
y eais coal boats, 1923 bushels cnaL -@-'
Cr 70 10 bios obac $50 -four 2as brs ,.b.,,
Days ehefn'is 600 hs cotton yarn, zoo bib slaves TONS
- ons har iron empty boat (snalE, - boats coal
= = hids toiacco. 763 bills -four i9 bls apples
~ ousne.s wheat bags fruit bags potatoes, bag wal
nuts tons sand, cords woad IL i.ats coal boats iGI
bushels coal - - -: 1855 W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-31
PrAMo-EO RTus.

~ INV inform tn public and their numerous
r1cri- IN Vchmoni and it's vicinity, hat they have
opcnsl A. thr store Of ]. 81 !. T.. Heron, small
assortment of Piauo-F ortes, all OF which IRE war
raut3d Of the first quality in tone and workmanship,
which thew of,r for sale az their lowest New York
prices Thly will BE- set up in any part OF the CITY,
or packed for the country free of expense. Orders
received for any desc ton Of Instruments, which
will no supplied from New York, and their Agent
nov in Richmlui, Will tune and regulate Pianos
Tde attention of perspns in want Of Piano-Fortcs
Is respectfully soi;i,eL " l6-dis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-31
li'TTENTIONi
Richmond Light Dragons.

PARADE in fion, OF the City Hall on Saturday.
=. me 3'st INST at II o'clock, A. NJ completely
eiu'PP4. By oidrr, SAM J. MYERS,
-, Ord riy Sergeant.
b'Ehn Members who ordered caps are informed
y are now ready Tor delivery, the store of Messrs
J. &, = Cosby & Co. oc, so .,
n oFICE--A called meeting OF rhc I7Ed,n1,,d
- le"PeTance Soci:ty, viii be held tn" Grst
Presbyterian Church, Street on saturday n, xt n,
! O'clock, 2. VI ~ -
Members Of the society ana friends of the cause
are requested 10 DC puactual in attending.
by order vi fhe Executive Committee.
oct 20 OIlNAR a. SHAW Gncrntnr,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-31
MA CARA EALrS,

sNXg'B,1t,G 10 few days, directly Opposite 10 the
- - Eagle Hotel, Mr.. Cabins haodel OF .yia.a,q.
'""'' "a Jul length Portrait 4c be ma ChaiIn-
and one uso %; Rat JaGaet the Indian Chef in h.;
whrrlor's dress Ten smut full length Portraits of
thc - 'HHeo"go Chfs, III iu dress, and sevci~ other
amusing cturcs.
Inc repres.natIou OF Niagara. viii convey lie
mos peJsct ids,, oi the whole cAtarnct and ~ all
inihS scenery, that has yet been exhibited To
iHf Var!4, Persons wishing avail teIls,,y., nj
tne "ppor uisy are advised L. do soon. a the xni-
0!loh "!h lIst bu tor few day Admission 30 ct
Mr.. CatAns Painting iLoons tor Portraits aud
Miniature. ~ d rs. Duvai :. oct ,,