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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20
MORAL INFLUENCE OF CHRIS
TIANTYX

A AFRAGNENr.--Few men suspect, per-
haps no man comprehends, the estent of
The support given by religion 10 every vir-
tue. No man perhaps, is aware how much
our moral and social sentiments are fed
from this fountains; how powerless con.
science would become without the belief
Of God: how palsied would be human be.
neyoience, we're there not the sense of n
higher benevolence to quicken and sustain
it: how suddenly the whole social fabric
would quake, and. with fearful crash, sink
into hopeless ruin, were the ideas OF Su-
prone Being, nf acconntableness, and Of
future life 10 be utterly erased from every
mind. Once let men thoroughly believe
that they are the work and spot Of chance;
that his superior intelligence concerns II
self in human affairs; that all their improve
ments perish forever at death: that the
weak have no guardian, and the poor no q
venger; that an oath is unhesrd in hcoven;
that secret crimes have no witness but The
perpetrator; that human existence has no
purpose and human virtue no unlalint
fricnd that this Grief life is every lhing to
10 us, and death is :o,al, everlasting ex
tinction once let mon thoroughly obGndon
religion, and who can conceive or describe
the extent Of the desolation which woulG
follow?
We hope, perhaps, that human laws and
natural sympathy would hold society TO.
gether. hs reasonably might we believe
tha, were the sun qnenched in the heavens
our torches could illuminate, and our fires
quicken and ferilli2e the creation. What
is there in human nature to awaken respect
and tenderness, if man is the unprotected
insect Of the day And what is he mere, if
Atheism be trne ? Erase all thoughts and
fear of God from community, and selfish.
uess and sensuality would absorb the whole
| man. Appetite, knowing no restraint, pow
crly and suffering having no solace or hope
would trnmple in scorn on the restraints oi
human laws. Virtue, duty, and principle,
would be Knocked and spurned as unmean.
ing sounds. A sordid self interest would
| suprlant every other feeling; and man
would become in fact what the theory oI
Atheism declares him 10 he companion
| for brutes-1 Collects Relics Of literaturel
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20

HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
1t his Store heaaof Gariner's trhayf merit
South Of he BrTpery,
4 great variety Of CORDIAhS, Of good
n quality, such as Robbery, or Winter
green, Peppermint, Anniseed, Tansy, Cinua.
mon, Lemon, Glove, and Spearmint Cerdials.
The above may be had in any quantity at so
cents per gallon.
Also; general assortment of GROCE.
RlES, Liquors, Wines, Teas Crockery, &c.
which will be sold as cheap as can be purchas-
ed elsewhere
The subscriber gratefully acknowledges The
liberal patronage hitherto afforded by his
friends, and hopes by his cndeavors 10 please.
and strict attention 10 business, to merit a
continuance of then Evors. Feb 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20
VIM. l.. Melville,
Tin Plate Worker.
No. I62, Ynumes street,

NO. iO2, ihumes street,
~ oNrrNUEs to carry on the above bust.
~ hess as usual, ond keeps constantly on
hand, general assortment otTIN WARE,
and other articles in his line, 10 suit ths
market, and positively will sell. them az
low as con he purchased in the State, not
excepting of'pedars; those who wish 10
encourage their own townsman, will do
well 10 call and satisfy themselves Of the
truth of this assertion.
Merchants and Pedlars can he supplied
at wholesale, us low as can be purchased
in the United States. Old Pewter, Lead,
Copper, Brass, and Rags, taken in prefer
cnce TO cash.
GFSOAP STONE FURNACES, and
OVENS for Baking.-Also, Hard Char
coal of The first quality, by tbe bushel or
larger quantity.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20
Stone Cutting,
TEIXTIH sTEVENS.

Informs his. friends ondhe Public generally.
WHAT lie still carries on the STONE
Il CUTTING business in all its various
branches, at his yard, No. 222, North end
of Thames. Street, where he keeps con-
stantly on hand GRAVE STONES of all
descriptions, as cheap us can be had in ,hia
or any neighboring State: and slate Grave
Stones checper, and ,earranied GOOD!
N. B. All orders from the country strict.
" attended to.
Newport April i6, 1890,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20
Superior Black J .asting s
LineM Dvi\ling.
John r. TOarnsend

HAS just received from New York.
l. Il few pieces Of excellent black last
ing;fashionable linen drIling; lot Of cheap
cotton hosiery; good black and white silk
long and bali hose; cheap silks, s,and a varie-
,y Of bstiisie for dresses; fine wide jachoneti &
cambricks. &c.
On hand, 4 general assortment Of cot
ton shcetings--twlled stripes--tickinee.
and other domestic cotton goods, at yeIy
low prices.
June %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20
Crockery T. Glass ware.
Liverpool & Canton Eartben Ware,

Liverpool & Canton Eartben Ware,
English & American Glass do.
A N extensive assortment Of the above
"A inst received, & repacked in lots to
suit pure hasers, at prices much lower than
New York, Boston, or Providence, consist
ing OF
NIUE PRtETrD.
Dishes, 70 to ~ inch, plates, twiflers, muf
fins.
Bowls, Ios, o4s, Sos. jugs, 9s, Is, Cs, 12s
gas. and 3os.
Baisons d.. Gs Ewers,do do
Chambers. 4s, 6s Covers, do. DO.
Salads round, square, and scolloped.
Vegetables, with covers. Pickle leaves,
Fruit baskets and stands. Sauce toureens
complete.
Cheese trays, NappccH, & brush trays.
Coffee pots, tea pots, sugars, creams,
Teas, handled, and coflees. DO:
BIUE AND WHITE GOLD rcRrrRrD cNIYA.
Coffee bowls and saucers, handled and not
handled.
Teas, do. do do. do.
Tea plates, assorted sizes, &c.
Blue AND oREEN Ep6rD.
Dishes, 10 TO I0 inches. Plates, twifors,
and mullins
Salads, oval and scollopcd; pickle leaves
jugs, 6s. Boats. &c &c.
ENAMELLEp.
Tea pots, sugars, creams, and teas,
Chambers, baisons, bowls & Jugs.
C.. CoLOuEFD.
Dishes, g to go inch. Plates, twifers, and
suppers.
Baisons Is. fs o. Chambers. do. do. do.
Bowls, I2s. Gas, and Sos Coffee pots, urns.
Toast dishes, besumange moulds, & mugs.
Jugs 4s. is, l2s. PAS, & bakers.
g T. A SIS.
DEcANrrRs-qts heavy cut, futed, finger
and comet.
Do. do. do DO do. hall top
Do. do. do diamond & glory
Do do. plain, common, futed 4
ground stops.
Do. pts and halfpts.
Do engraved, labelled, moulded, and let
tered
TuMslrns-qt pt. halfpt. and gill, Finland
tale
WIsrs- fu'ed, finger diamond. fan ond elo
ry cnt. ground, rough and plain, flint md tale
0FOrders from the country promptly
attended to- ....,...
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20
archibald Munro.
Ammunition Store,
.Nn lO3. ,S,rir Strict Boston.

.Vo TN3. Ni0ff Sfrtd Boston.
~ NJ. BARNARD. Agent. offers fer
IL. sale as above, by wholesale or re-
tall
900 kegs English Tower. proof GUN
pow DER, ffcr sporting.
2nOO Kegs Dupont Gunpowder, (warrant.
ed first quality
$500 do. Boston do. Warranted
500 bags shot, all sizes.
10000 percussion caps.
n. B. The above Gunpowder is wsr-
ran,ed, and will be sold ne low a. at any
other establishment in the Country Of g.
oual quality For terms please snply 10 the
Agent. or to Mr. RUFUS b. KlNSLEY,
Newport-and orders given to either wild
be promptly attended to. nay 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-08-20
NEW GOODS.
ISAAC GOULD.

NO. no, INdmeS Sffttt,
II Auctions. very cheap lot of
BrOadcloths and Cassimeres,
some of which ore American, and have OBJ.
tained the premium in that city
A l. S O--a rare assortment OF London
VESTINGS, Of extra quality,a and the most
fashionable patterns; white and brown,
French and English drilings, very cheap;
black, blue and olive Bombazecns and Cir
cassians. with 4 general assortment Of ar
tcles Of mems wesr--all Of which will be
sold as low for cash as can be purchased
in town. As above. very cheap lot of
Rendy made CLOTHING. may 6.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23
TRUST SALE.

PURSUANT to the provisions of two Deeds sf
~ Trust executed by John II. Priddy to Thomas
i'pWles, SEN and Wu Cameron. one bearing date th,
Goth day of May 1910, and admitted to record In TN,
Office of Hanover County Court, OIL the Ist day of
September 1879 the other bearing date on tho Io,l
day OF September, 1919, and admitted to record IN
the same Office OH the 9th day OF December 1919.
L shall az the administrators of the said Tho,
mas Bowles sHH the survivor of the said trus-
tse: and by vrtnc OF the power in me vested by tic
said two deeds Of trust. proceed to sell on the 3lsf
day OF January 1929, on the premises at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, for cash. tract of land
containing about two hundred acres and which is
described III the said two deeds trust as follows o
VIII one certain piece, parcel tract of land situate
lying and being in the said county o Hanover, CON
tanning two hundred acres, being the land wheresn
the said John H. Priddy, and his mother Jane Ha--
ris lives, and bounded bv James I.ankfort. Rich
ard O!azebFook, William Littepage and others"
Selling rs the ADMINISTRATIVE ofthe surviving trustee,
shall only convey such title is vested in me- al
though it is believed, that the title is ndispu;abc.
end al the eyidence OF title VIII De exhibited on t,;
3ay dLi :; the lime o: saic.
LUCY BOTThES
AliniREtGatrix of Thomas Bowles, sen.
I'm I.,-w9t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23

'HoSf SALLY virtue Of deed Of trust exccurd
by James Underwood the SUBSCRIBERS On the Odd Say -
e'embe la2s and duly recorded clerks Office of Han
o oT purposes therein mentioned shall proceel
10 al PUBLIC auction, for ready money 10 tie highest bidder
on Wednesday the twenty eighth day of present month";
nayl al Hanover court house. that being day. one
idct Oh en said county, lying Aliens Creek and al
Joining w Moodsons, and others als following clayey
z DaVy, Washington, James, Isaac Annisread Folly ana
li or 80 much OF the above mentioned properly as win m
svIe to satisfy said deed and other euses attending the
me l!a Ia the above property believed indisputabir
out re sutcrers, acting trustees viii convey only nc
tile as is vested III them JOHN rYIKR w 80
ianG-7,c JOIN p,lInDT s TrIrsvf.z
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23
BR.aNCH a. SAUNDERS
ACADEMY

Nstr'y ogpante The 's,rma 7arern, R.cgmo,sl, IA.
II A. SAUNDERS respectfully informs the public, tim,
lie has engaged MIR s. Bernard "a iiye of TO ,h
tue French and Spanish languages MIR who stands isS az
' ~'l'~'-
ibe PrrcP'l unwingto ay thns in COMMUNICATION
vi S school, either as regards his mods VI instruction Oh lie
ne letas Of ededtio1 generally 10 r lis school, Le1r M
catsfcs rccite, GnJ jtoige for Eems,lres
I've branches taught cubrcc u n's,lar Classical NIa.,
ucd and English course of N:uty.
per GI.aes for a.J az Of TIE studies ercept
pt French aai Spanish L::asrs Tar ELich ST. adyL;o
~ ecEtDt pHI Oe cHdFgff. dec :sD-,t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23
GottInIerctaI 1srcorU.

The late foreign news has had little or no effect on
the Flour markct--less certainly than It was general
iy believed the information Of The opening OF the Br
,ish ports would have Bat tisis easily to be accou
ted for When it first known, HAT the British
grain crops were deficient us TO render it probable
that the ports would be opened our merchants Gspo-
sed to speculate, came into tho market SO eagerly
that they up the price Flour ligh that oyen,hc
realization of tloir hopes of the opening Of the Bri
fish ports, hos barely the effect Of sustaining without
advancing the price. Had their calculations on this
event failcd, there would have been tremendous re-
action in the price OF Ilour-for though Tie AIncri
can wheat crop generally short, The advance in
1rlcc induced the farmers to stint themselves and send
market nearly all the -four and wheat they had re-
lying OH corn, rye, potatoes &c. ;Dr their own sbsis
tencc. Thc consequence has been, that nearly as
lpuch Hour and wheat has been brought to market
rs in good scnsons--at least to this market. This
was not calculated on BY the spectators. They had
bought up hero, in Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. an Immense quantity, at from 81 to So an
cpatng that in consequence of the shortness of the
crop ia this county and Europe, he British ports
would be opened when they would realize soto SiA
pnr lib. The ports have opened. But Gu making
their calculations, it is found tina, ullcr deductiro
'rcSh COMMISSIONS insurance, exchange, SC. there
isno profit in shipping Flour to England that cost a.
yer S3.-Fhc consequence is there is no demand NJ
present for Flour. The shippers, generally have
moro than they think they realise profit on, and
VIII not buy till thoy get clear of what they have.
while holders, instead OF abatng, ask TN advance if
my thing in price, in consequence the opening OF
the Ports-We heard Of only two sales here yes.cr-
day-o lot at 81 &c - and another 81 IS, noun
tain Flour.
The late news is favorable to tobacco, and uniayo-
Fable to cottonyct the prices othesc articles 40 not
slY,car to be affected BY Il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23

THNII3 Partnership aud Co-partncfshp Of Allen g.
II Baxter, in tho milling business at the Dover
Mllsin the county Of Buckingham, was dissolved on
tho lei day ~ June, 1927. Al that have claims
cans tie lgic concern ~ Allen g. Baxter viii please
call on Mr. Edynrd Baxter. who has the books and
papers f,r sci'icu,cn,, JOSEPH ALLEN,
ian % -, ~ Alien g. Baxtcr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23
.Nc,p- York Observation-Disclosures 1n


Conon.-The sales extended TO but 1860 bujas nlos,
or which was upland, Mt Ia 81 for n. Carolina
20 iOa 1917 Tor Georgia. Noihnu vas done on
fficay and Saturday, SO that have no test Of the
eject oil the ncSs prices, but come decline is ll
ou for As however, prices did not advance hero in
consequence ofthe advance which took place ot Jiv
erPool lii October, they not likely to be so much
hHcctcd by the return OF that rarkot To us c,,cr
Position. We permit the prices TO stand IN our table
as before but they 10 be- understood rs nominal
y CSee.-Sales of about 300 bags Brazil in lots at
81 cts; smaller parcels of St. Domingo at
II IL 3D.; Porto Rico cts Cuba IL 3 c:si and
lawn at IL cts.
4iioasses-Tho stock is small asis the demand co
hhds. New Orleans were sold at % cts., uud some
Martinique Mt % cts.
Sugar. - The transactions in New Orleans contir-
ned extensive both az public and private ,lo-clnn.
With $50 hhds. at auction Saturday at g for or
enary for fair, evincng further decline of
Il ct To- 10 boxes brown Havana were sold to re-
flncrs at cts; o88 bags white Brazil at cts and
on Saturday 300 bags and 30 bbs. good ut q hirher
price.
Corn Efeha1ye.--But little business was done IN
-FOUR either before or nttcr the receipt Of news from
Eo5isnd. The news induced holders at first to adj
vance their demands, but We think the most which
can now be said is that they feel rather more nj
Dent III former prices. The intelligence received
couirms indeed IT, best hopes which had been enter
tained, VIZ thst tho prices in England would so I'D
vance, as that Wheat would DC admitted upon the
triiny duty OF one shilling per quarter, and that tho
Inaux OF 1T consequent upon TINS state Of thin,cs
vou'u nov materially depreSs pIices. BIT though it
vas anticipated that III the which nov actually
exists, large shipn = woill ut once itat, ph ce
there ~ IN fact the hesiLancy which has pcrv,t
dch The bnrincgs for some weeks Il few daring men
you'd nov produce fno effect on the market, b,it
that race acens to huve departed from among u.s. Oh
Friday 500 bis New York city were sold at SO Id
and on Saturday among other small sales, was ono Of
ID Richmond mountain at So cash on the wharf
Scarcely any thing was done in wheat. 1900 bu
Rye were sold at 10 cts, and 1909 bu Old Jersey
yellow Corn at 80 cts. Southern corn declined. and
Sales were made at 10 30 cts. We heard Of no
sales OF Darlcy.--JOur. Comm cree.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23
BALTrarouu, Jan. Il.
PIE FLOUR MARKET.

I III 7 IIOUh MHhNE I.
Abc market was quito nanimate yesterday. and &c
Gould not hear OF any transactions. Holders of How
ard street are generally willing 20 take $50 per barrel
which may be considered the prevailing asking price
from stores. The wagon price Yesterday was SIS 25
although in few instuuecs is said fraction moro
was paid. The asking price for city mills was 50 So
i. S-We learn that sale of 200 barrels Howard
street Flour was made yesterday at 81 37I, cash. and
sUaller parcel Of like description ut the same rate.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23
FAMILY FLOUR.
ENTERTAINMENT

IESHE Tavern st Lavollcc the residence Of James
n Il. Ferguson, on tho road leading TO Cbarlottes-
VILE Eve miles above Goocband Courthouse and six
below Mrs Tnslcys, now open and ready for the
copton Of travellers, aud the proprietor hopes his fare
and attention, VIII merit the patronage Of the public.
COorhlagH, D0c. -. WV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23
vHJnIssals aarteea Gurrsnt.


STAPLE ARTICLES.
Jobscco, INF
sooi To fine, l0Qlb. S5a2
uhiddling, 5 80 as
CoamQn, 3a3 %
refused, 2 %
1au,p fdct,treri-
IL quail. enseniish. Ia 50 u y
s.n.l twill, no. ], llalJ
no. 2,Yall
FI0UD-, city mIia3
canpl, At
Whe.1, bush. I 5sal -
Corn, bush. 80
Coal, best for sI,iPph'., IL u y
inferior, Ia "A -
Cotton, 91
VARIOUS oraIE Aisu6ia4
.4iWn, ID. q
Birthstone, rsll, ID. 3a3i
BaeSIrdr, lrsi, p az
Butter, IL ais
BET, mess, ~. TO- all
Bacon, new, : -
CIL0eSe, las
C.adies, tilloy-, mould, 10 al
sperm. - n 80
Cq6cc, w. /. grcrn, l3aIi
Java, white, ~ ALI
ordirary qualities, -
Chocolate, no. !, HAN
CopYerds, ID. } u "a
Fish, hcrrinss, NJ /, ; %
slGd, no. l.,
markeTl, no. ], Ga6 20
10. no. >, ) 7ja6
DO. no. ), ! 20
Frci,, raisiiis, bunch, box, 1
nusraicl, 3 Il > -
ilIti,ers, live gecsl, good, 5o;r);
Glass, windo:v, 0xl0, 30 trrt
, 10 i0Nl2, do. )
G'.,po'Cdey, Dupont's, ) 30 Il
H2sip, American, ton, 13Val.a
Hides, Spin, sun-dr,cd, LA /.
salLei, la l6
Indigo, Spin hotan,, lbI7la2 3,
iron, Swet'cs, tQa, 100
Eiyl;sh, IS Il ~
Amcrcan, g. q ~
LORD, new, Ghn5
Linn, | 90
Ler.Ker, snlc, u a 9,
upvrg ! - Il , -
L'g,5cs', clcIr, IoDo #. .
n!erciiiniable, II a Is
.ltDtogaHs', ~. ngm. II. l. - =
Lay, 10 ii l.
.lIIlnsscv, gal. y. q. aDa;.5
w. india, gsnedilly, > X %
Hem, hushrl, 80
.NoGis, cut, lD. 7.lal
Oh, linl'ad, gl. 20 i -
t7uuCrs', Dbl. i5aI7
spcmE WINTER pr-,l. Ill. 81 "a &.
TO. Summer do. 70 ~ -
Oats, bush. :i}a37l
Pt1iStr,' QfPG,js, rcD, -
Poyb, Prime, bhi. ii a I'D
mcss, If = Il 5D
Btc1, CIrUl.iIa, (urw) 4 srarre.
!Srgctr, loaf lsa2D, lump ljai,
y. q. brown, lW liS- 3a9
s.. Cs0ix, do. l0alll
scovadmcs, 3 a 10
SAT-, SICK, Liz. flIcG, 9. =
gJpund aiun 3
S0itpeire, 10. l0aG
Spirits
srdndy, cps1aia gGl. u 81 =: =,
apple b-1nGy, IN Il a5
ptarh DO. % a ldp
rum, 81. Croix d. Ant. ~ . G,
Go. Ncw linsrind, 35Ia 81
go, IIol1nid, lall0
do. Amc!iCJn, - u q
whiskey, 27a -
Meci, Gcrman, 10. lia IL
Eng, hliAierrd, o aS
Amef. 10. 6a3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23
WILLIAM CRANE.

rhe Subscribers offer for sulo, general assortment
of leather Of all kinds. for shoe makers carriage MA
kers saddle and makers, shoe thread and so,
trimmings, shoe makers and curriers' tools, &c. &c
&c.
coo Spanish hides
go Richmond slaughter hides
,gamcr's oil. -. s. = G. CRANE
Tan i-WGGf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23
PRID.17H EoNYERY.lIN.NEAIC.

FRIV.1IE EtNIFRY. IIN-NksAJ.
FENfIE Undersigned respectfully informs her ri nis g
the public generally, that Size has opened house
Of P''rete Entertainment, in Gcnio (Powhatan cour-
ty i'll the houses formerly owned aud occupied by NIr
George Williamson, decd.
The establishment having undergone thorough
repair and havip, been considerably enlarged will
enable the subscriber TO entertain travellers and 9th
crs in muc comfortable eyle than herc oorc.
She therefore socits the patronage ola generous pub
lc. MARIA CnUMP.
Cfcuiio Jan. eth, 1922 4tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23
TOBACCO.

VERY respectfully take leave to return NV partcI-
lar thanks to those planters who have been SO rienh-
y Us TO Inirust the management of their Tobacco nn
rs SaIcsTnnn ai the Public Warehouse hope it "a
rot Necessary for TO say, that my best exeroIl
ir'Ye ccn used 10 render general satisfaction. again
tender them the SAME attention, my health
trust has been resored.-i would here remark nv
friends for whom have done business, rs well as TIA
ny others for whom hope to be engaged TINT this no.
TIC. would not have been Introduced upon them but for
The otter of mr.. Lakeland TO DO brisn SIS mt the snrp
place rs competitor Our friends viii please drc.ct
thSlr Tobacco to the other ntus they may see
cause, which VIII save any thing like contention. Il
should not be expected thqt when there is far
competition IN tbs way that the inspectors woud
iecl themselves in any way Interested. particularly
tile same patronage is extended the Ware housf
as heretofore by the Planters. Should any Tobacs
CT be directed to the Wareh house without specifying
any preference n the SalcsDap the owner will re-:
collect that lie has the right TO choose for himself
even Gil the day ot sale lie situation OF sales
man Is IN no way connected with any of the
ether dntiCs Of the Warehouse. Consequently.
IL Is held alone by the patronage of the Planters
aud dealers. Surely give no better evidence al
NY attachment to the interest the Planters and my
anxiety TO promote their interest than TO annex tic
following names, composing lnrge minority of the
principal buyers, who have kindly directed me TO
give reference to them by WAY of showing their 81
istaction TO my mode of doing business Salesndp.
TheparcuiRr patronage OF such dealers worth more
10 the growers OF Tobacco than any other evidence
that hive TO ofer-for such expression of thcit
feelings, have only to return 10y humble thanks.-
The Inspectors receipt r all Tobacco sent to me viii
be returned to the owner consequently shall wait his
order for It's inspection and sale. Al expenses naih
if directed, by the suhscriber-Oitcc at the Ware
horse. H. 3. MONTAGUE
RErER,Ncr.
Rogers and ULTrisor. Tr,cke ard Sisev
JDO. and UU GilljnLt, J9Cogiel WdrutCk,
! Scott, Urine d -, .J7o Jones
fhaS. .g"Fbts nm. Brrreft,
! ,y,iJ. SlcpGrf, FBs EHi,
kcTr, CdsIjrS g. y. ". .NoHr1
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23
NOTICE.

TF'IIE subscriber having taken his brother James G..
- Crane, into paINncTship with him, tho business
heretofore carried OF nv himself viii he continued of
the stand at present occupied by lim, in the name OF
". & J. G. CranO.
WILLIAM CRANE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23
Land for Sale.

II Wish t. sell the tract Of land on which now
n reside, lying on the Meadow Bridges Road, lar
HtnIco County, about four miles from the City or
Richmond, containing 400 81 acres. The improve
Incnts this land, two story dwelling house. built
Of brick, forty fact square, kitchen with two rooms
also ct brick, With other houses, oil nearly
This land hes well for improving and is bounded on
ono side b. the Brook Run which affords fine
dow lands. There is "a creek IT some size ruuniny
through the middle OF this lspd, vith equal proper
ton ofvood land 7, is ven adapted othe growth OF
p kinds OF ernin Ifnot sold before the 26lh inst IL
out reserve. Application "a be made at SeabrooltS
Warehouse. 10 WV. Burton, or to hc Subscribcp.
ian I3--2awd THOMAS BURTON, ".