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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-08
R,,I1CS.

pcSarc the holy martyrs shrine
The weayied pilgrim lowiy bows,
There bids the costly Jewel shine.
The r.ch Obation OF his vows. -
Then joyful seeks his distant hoioe,
Though half hIs wealth he leave behind;
Whether he brave the oceans foam,
Or IHect the deserts fiery wind.
What has the wanderers signs suppress d:
What Gun such lengthcnd toll repay
He bears, close cherishd in his breast,
\ relic from the shrine away.
Yet smile not thou, nor deem him weak.
Though more erligl,tened DC thy mind
ia thy hearts hidden treasure seek,--
Thoa many relic there may'st find.
Tho rose that faded on the breast,
The youthful lover deem'd most fair
Was ii not CHERISHED, lov'd, earess'd.
With more than all niiser's care:
The page DER which her eve has glanced
Then turn'd OH his its suitcnd 6eam,--
has lac not o'er it lung entrdnced.
Willis; back return'd young PASSIONS dream!
Fen though the tomb may Ger her close,
The tress tina, round her brows could twinc,
j. loit TO soo,h his bosoms throcs,
The rc..c Of It's ium0st shrine.
Though his DC manhood's steiner are,
is pomps, lis Joys, its tolls, Its care;
Though toss'd by its fierce tempests rage,
lie still may some lloyd relic wear.
Though yvu proud maIIst,r,, DC his lot,
Why tuTH his eyes with pensiyc gaze
s. yon 50. ucsior'd humble cot
Wlerc pass h.s iocuuI holidays
Why do that gallant veterans ewes
Ii, Us The glitterIng swori IN draws
'!i'c friend who gave 10 ioWly lies
= n2riyl go his country = cauac.
ASs has is iuys--ma-e relies al
f.cn wren It's lamp most clearly hurn-:
Nucrc Times long shadows d.epes; Ia,
Memory herself 4 rc..c turns!
t?ac brow is calm though many l.nr
Is traced its faded surface o err
" hat s the hearth peaceful shrine
o. precious relics laid III store.
IAe portrait of departed worth
Vhe value 10 mere toss assign'G-
Tho G,ay-layed spet that iiai! d uuy birth
III prC;a this influence Ger the m;nu.
The gcpi-dccly' d-s.lr-the warriors plume
The poets lyrc--tEc sage 5 pen
What are they?-rc.ics ZION. :i.1 tomb,
Saatch'd by the lo.,ic. sous OF men!
1hcn smile not, il the pilgrim draws
Heart treasured relics t,ou, ;ae Shrine;
lie huI OUsys the general laws
W hicll rule, IN aiilcrcn; ferns, III cline.
H. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-08
E9RETEN.
CHARLESTON CounIrR Orrrcr,

LIIAHLL5IUN NuUNIEB VTFTCF,
Sunday, Aug. I'll p. ".
iNP1ri ''h Rtm)r.-We learn from the owners Of
TIE trcuoh brig ani schooner which arrived here on
W edn"sday last from Gun. loupe, that previous TO
their sailing vessel arrived Point pctI i'm very
short plssaGc from MaEscilles, reported that some
French ans English merchant vessels uitemptinr to
pass me iuSsian iieet bIocS'dng the Dardanccs,
whcreuppn the commanders Of the French and Brit
ISL fleets made demand or their restoration, which
beng refused, force was rrsortcd TO, and resulted IN
the destruction Gfthe Russian fleet.
We have not been able to learn the date % the
slaL Of The vessel from Marscilles, upon which rests
the probability Of lie rcport-but as the above brig
and schooner had only sixteen days passage from
Goree Africa 10 Guadaluupe, the passage Of the
vessel from Marsriiles may have been pIopnrtiona-
by short. The position occupied by the respective
fleets at last dates and the excitement occt-
stoned by the blockade, gives probability the III.
NOR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-08

then dances at tli, bono.rrcI fo,,,r ,.bi,L
i,n.,, 3D., - ;,.;: ~ IL ~
oeii5 INC pure insignia "I SUCH FOidniInouS
delight ana serious responsibility, how iucN-
'eS.io2 H@PPy sue must 4Gei mat shc ca"
the bearer of So dear and portnbIe - nlnJon
IN - -, -.
vi al t""O CONSTITUTES icd' terrestrial it-!'l-
motto anJ ,rh;,,I, ,.li ~, - ''''
1850 ''\ ~. i i' " 81 VA It.
20 roc te.'@' '"""'e''t''S,
.
oIs o'S. ~" 10 ". ny ''!I T., ''.a. Vi"''
yer 'a.-At DC Sai% On thc Ch moe 81 Deputies, The
Members VI tie tUper C.1Waog a. least ucssrs ed
C. 80" VS. Ter.'" ". DE- IH@y""d,
''-'c "Ee G', 4'Hi'S ."''L! a'.r.'- '-,iH. sch
Tor c%1'ny.e. has tWu.
B1a ,V,i-hu aaalsu- practitioner vis,I.,., ,,p,r,
am, ,,,,.,., 80 ~, - 49, a. :, i -.''
-. - I" wa 80 ~ .'."S = ie"Ci' 1" con
III : '..s ~ 'iis -. P'' "a" cc' Sf"' My
i;iI ! i' et,'F y WSsS'' as H"c,'' cry
Use fs cuen%h 10 e,1ny Van > 9 - S 'oy
I"' session bulletin states. that the Young g-utc-
men 81 the Bar ink ami -r,.l 9, p..t, ,,e i.,-
rested on 81. o.,in, or :h,f ~, 81 y,,,i, -
It with US There IS great dlicultv of cony;c,nr
pretty woman ior any es...o The LAWYERS arc 90
eloquent the istIct attorney .enient, tie recorder
~ y. C92ri,,.
nC"a" assured one OF o.! i:ends l,a; hi. counirymen
81 IA he ..oIo nv ,,, &c S' MS PIG on ms 'u'
.,,-.i - i - mo ny s'ofs the other day, and
ELEVEN gave you nine. .>evr. Is e ,cc ~, MOI ] -
''Seyeu! I've yo4 ige."-rIa4 Gu '' 49, ''' '''''
I1ei.st int. Nri,cf i, tle Providence American recon.
M ao,, -, 10 De enl.',r'' ne ''o'1j-
wy '''"'y ''0'@'y'
Learn The value Of n's words aul expressions and YOU
,,,a. 49,; Ia ','' - MA vac OIL "s o"n iDf Gvery
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-08

ByH ,Np'--iu a.aaieI~ ar.o'i'iJu,r wishing anon
one occasion, the CoIr, Of +! uc's Ecnch. to con-
vince Lord EIenborous! ofhs in porta.ce said, My
Lord, sometimes employ my SCI. as doc,,, Very
likely sir" sad lis Lordsip. dry!y but IS any ho&y
else i11l enough 70 c.np.y you IL that capacity"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-08

The Boston Bulletin states. that the Young g-ul,c-
meA III tue Bar Wi..N ami sui. petty n!aeus az
It with There IS great difficulty OF cony;c,nr
pretty woman ior any cs.,.o. The LAWYERS arc 30
eloquent, the district attorney 50 enien tie recorder
80 coi"l i.H'v". airy, and tie jH4y 50 p,!ui,ie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-08

IrnC,nan 7s5ufrd o. on l'enls la, Nh. con,r,en
never buy ." aice at he sellers E,, price For INSANE,
sad ne 'oIe o. en came !no store the other day, and
'f.ieVe. gave You mine '~errl e pcc, sIr eleven"
''SeGeH. -i.e yos Gge.'-'l;i. Cn,a.
Ifci.st 3Nti s,icf a. tlr Providence A,,er-,r Zee. y.
ncnis the c,'a.s.E-ntoi Society, cnt,le Ias lol.
"Hh gong "-hGYiRg. u5htonf oDs.agoHsy Society,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

'ble md baneful class OF population. Vice cor
rup,s by example, bu, IL po,sons those only in
contact with II: Virtue also finds a powerful
auxiliary IN the same weapon, Hpd. happily ils
inflneres Is less restIicteh--ihs name anil fame
OF good deeds circulate widely And the NOR.
nj beauty m,i snhlimr'y of this magnificent ale.
sign shall enali their national character above
deeds ri prowess in war. or skill in science and
art. At home. is benihceni influence shall
pet'ade all classes of Society, sdmnisterind
pleasure 10 age, stimulus 10 manhood, and
instruction 10 south constituting, AZ the same
tune, the evidence of a grateful tecolle c,ion oil
pas, disneusaIion. ofptovidence. and an ap.
peal for The continuance of his goodness, guar
dian.hip. aud protection.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
OBITUARY.

How many stand around the death bed Of their dear
cat friends aud point the parting anguish"
DIED, on Wcdncsdny the 5tb inst q, The
residence Of Edward Lynch. in the 77fh year
Of her age, MARY LYNCH, relief Of John
Lynch, sen. deceased. (,he a'entee aud former
proprietor Of the lands upon WHICH stands The
town Of Lynchbnrg) The deceased POSSESSED
natural energy OF mipd, which nei,her the
inhrmities Of aye. nor the pangs Of disease could
much impair. She died with u iortituis and
resignation which perhaps bns a few of our fel.
low beings exhibit "a, thu close Of lie, aud Nj.
though her friends for weeks past daily aniici.
pa'ed her sn'nmonsi TO the deep and dresry pn
yet were the, still unprepared TO witness with
composure, so appalling aspettacie as heT
death bed seen presented
uniadiug hope when lifes las, emhors burn
When soul to soul, and dns, TO dust rsturBl
Heaven TO thy ehirge resigns the awful hour
Oh, then Thy kingdom comes Immortal Power
-, AT his residence in Edenton, IN CT
on Tuesday morning last, sf,e, n few day. III.
ness, the Rev HENRY HOLMES, Of tho
Methodist Episcopal Church. MIR. II. has been
for many years faithful sentinel On the walls
OF Ion, and nj the time IL hi decease was
presiding Elder of the Norfolk District. BY
his death the Methodist society is deprived of
valuable mhrr, and the cause oflhe Redeem,
or Ola Jealous and nntiring advocate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MARK ETS.

Nhea, still maintains The price Of our last
quotations. Owing 10 a grca, deal OF wet wea-
iher, tne farmers have not been able to get out
or bring in much to market. What lille Is
comisg in readily commands ga cents The
bushel.
Flnnr was sold las, week out Of the wagons
At ~ 80 1t seems 10 be on the decline.
Corn, like other articles OF breadstuf., has
declined inprcc; is now worth about g. 20
the barrel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
Dissolution of Copartnership.

lHB Partnership heretofore existing under
- the firm Of Jones n Mclean wAs disssl.
lived on The LIST inst. by mutual consent All
persons having claims agH,ns, the firm are re.
qnesied 10 present them, and those ,ndrbi ed TO
make immediate payment TO J I'm Jones, who
settles the business oil the late frm.
JOHN ONES.
WILLIAM MCLEAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

usHE subscriber vii continue the business
Ms heretofore at the old stand corner al
East and South 81, where he intends, keeping
an extensive stock of groceries.
JOHN JONES.
Baltimore. Aug 3, 1929. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
NOTICIa

VAR. FRANCIS EPPS, Date Of this neigh
WI borhood,) previous to his removal to
Florida, deposited in my hands for collections a
number el bonds growing oui OF the sale OF his
personal estate, which become due in the course
Of the present month. Pnnctual payment, Of these
bonds is expected and required.
CHlSWELL DABNEY.
August 10 2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
SPLENDID SCHEME.
CLASS No 9. for 1929.

Whole Tickets S4-Sharos in properties.
For sale at HEWsDN'9 most
astonishing Once Of Luck.
July 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

Hafof which IS ooo 10
R,t in game perod y blacks have been
hurled at public charge, nj an eA' 10 w
pense of So each,
Ring a, expenditure of 1891 4s cents on
acco,ni of destitute free negroes ~ lou years
averaging annually. 1892 81 cen's-ann
yihin few dollars (S7 49, OF the sum (zfoj
requisite TO defray the expenses OF removing
,hair entire annual increase. II Will he ~
marked. also, that whilst there were "h"s
70 black in the parish, there was hn eqh"'
number OF each on the parish So 'ha' "e'
negro il sevenfold as likely To become ch"'eeS'
ble TO the community as "hitr' o"r" '"''s 40
these convey an idea, but very Imperfect
one. of he evils oil their residence a"""s
IfIvnchbuIg could provide means LOT 'he
Ultimate rcmosa al of lhsse within us n"''s' 50
COLD the Stale and so could other o'ales'
rho alarm f,rtle rights Of property appears
- ho,,a sul,.i ed, and the SoeIe'y is no longer
.har,od with any sinister or ins,dous des'gn'
I, has constantly disc AIMED any Intention "l
J;.,n,h;ng the rig hts Of others and us con
A., e,,rles its declaration 90 evidence ~
has,ows us charitable offices on those on now
+, 90 or voluntarily erBanc'patsd by the'r own
ars lie members are sustaining the wise Pon
or,b, law Of Virginia, forb idlng SAVES
o.y,anci,,,ed since May, 1906, to RESIDE Wnn,h
,ha STATE No State in the Union has prohib,
;"a 1 emsncipa,ion, where those mannml'led
we" ,a,,, hsyood its limits and il may be safely
al ,ha, none will do so, whilst SOUND
Ns,ional Policy, the spirit OF republican gov,
.rar,..,, q, the rights of citizens TO disposr oil
49, nrnner,y at pleasure, (~rthout deIfimen'
- others J IS appreciated OF regarded 70,
Nor lei it be supposed that rhe people oil tne
u.;,.d States will derive from the suceessiul
'.,o,sc,,ioo OF this enterprise 40 other oeneh'
,raas OFT Of the removal Of this unproh1"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27
! OF. II.--No. %.
Nu'9d and Negroes at .4ucfion

~ "'o JfegFOeS at .4lCf!On
pursuance OF decree of the County Cunt ~
tielrlco IN The case OF Adams and tiers. W. Ca
fmgton and others, shall as Corornissoro -
ia tne SAID decree, proceed to sell al nsbc a,.;,'
at the Court House of the county IF NcsSN ''o''
Nconday' the 2lst day of September next one tn
OF Land, belonging TO The estate of Tabitha Adam
deceased, containing nine hundred and ifly a;gL,
acres about two hundred acres are under cuiivatio
ana ON Which, there are several comfortable dye
'l'g houses, With the necessary out houses Tin.
property lies within hrce miles OF the Sweet SpriDg
ana is SAID to be mountain land OF the first GuaiIv
erSohs wishing to view Il. referred 20 Mr. Jacob
naEer' and Mr. Elijah Wickline, residing on tho
qua on Monday, the 23th day of the same mont
:" She Town OF Staunton, Commissioner aforesaid
snal sell at public auction, FIVE slaves consistipr,
VI Two men, one woman, and two girls.
nc Saves VIII be sold for ready Inoney--tie land
Oh credit OF one and two wears the purchaser -
Wv NV bones win approved security, and a deed Of
uust upon the property TO secure the purchase mo.
hey' Possession viii ~ given on the first cay of Ian
uary next. q. NJ. ChRRINGTON, Comm.
mn o.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27


BALDWIN, IVES d. Co.
III AVE received by the Richmond Packet and
u - other late arrivals
Ladies extra fine three hreatied white cotton
hose, with double heels and feet
Fine thread edgings, handsome patterns
Super blue habit cloths, for ladies' riding dres, cH
and gcn,lcncn's summer wear
Straw bands, new and beautiful
Jaconctt and null musns
cases handsome prints
9 do London soaps
do Tartan plaids
do blue camblc,s
bale green baiscs
10 do super star shectings
trusses Marshals threads. &c.
All of which they will sell at low prices
July 80
ASR lids. and 30 bbls. Porto Rico sugar
NV do Now Orleans sugar
do loaf sugar
do fine old Jamaica rum
bbls old peach brandy
100 bags prime green Laguira coffee
80 boxes Muscatcl raiscns
% boxes Whittcmoro's cotton g. wool cards
10 tons bar iron. gig, carriage g. cart tires
do hoop iron
CoppCros and alum
Receiving and for sale by
lnly 20 LEWIS WEBB & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27

TERNS.-SuBcniPrioN To the DAILy Ircuuoxp W,uo a.
year, and for shorter period al the rate M sa 80
able in advance. - ''''' pay
ADvERrniNJ For one square of ic l;,cs e -. 49, .
sertion IS insu,nu, 81. r. i,c, - s w
every succeeding insertion 3Sl cents ~ = 80 W."
URGE weeN hTSt "ec% 81 2j every succeeding week :
Twice a week, hrst insertion II cont. &C.,, 49,,
scrtion 50 '' ''"9 ''-
Occc week, first insertion u r.ns. c,.v, H.; -
seTtion 80 - Inc "
WMa. " 49, At
transient advertisers must pay in advance.
The number of noted o tia, MS or they
cor'ingy. re- s -
ANNUAL Advertisers CHARGED SD dollrs for two squares
and IN that proportion for advertisements of greater er
except Auctoneers aud Lottery dealers who charged 500
W The CONSTITUTIONAL WIG IS published twice
PAYABLE advance - '
FOR ddrsri,g75 cents square. or less, for the first
0rriion aud 30 Tor enc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27
NEW BOOKS.

StERNlONS preached in India by Bishop Hebcr
- Semonl do. IN England, 10y do do
Memoirs Of Simon Bolivar, President Libcrator NJ the Ecpu
Doc OF Colombia and Of his principal Generals History
Of the Revolution, and TIC events which preceded IT, from 1907
IN the present time. With introduction, CONTAINING an
Of the statistics, and tho present situation OF a 10
public, Education, Character Manners and Customs Of ,ho
inhabitants by Gen. " w. " Ducundray floscin Tx.cb,e,
Of the staff Of the President tberator and citizen of tr
United States Professor Of Noe Languages at tho College in
Geneva, New York, &cJus published, and received At
aug22 ~ ". NASH'S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27
NOT'ICE.


a LII persons having claims against the estate Of
- Marcclus Smith deceased, either as partner of
the late firm olPleasants 81 Smith, or individually,
are requested to make them known to Mr.. Abbott,
at the Wing Office.
JAMES rLEASANTS,) Adm'rs of
mar24 JNO. MORRIS. NJ. s. dec
VIRGINIA: Alta superior court Of chancrrv holden A.
tic capitol in the city Of Richmond, on "wednesday,
March 25ih 1929; Richard Lyon, plf. againsi Robert
y. Gibson, dn.
On motion Of the defendant by counsel aud IL arr,,,
ing 10 the satisfaction Of The court, thar security given bv
The plainth for prosecuting the Injunction, waded him
in this cause, insufficient secure the payment Of e
money sought TO be iuuiuCd, the court doth order tina
"ulcss the plaintiff give other security ponshc
within thirty days after he shall have been served with
copy OF this order for pros cutting the said injunction thai
It stand dissolved rs an act OF this day.
A Copy. Tcs'e, WIN G. PFNDLErox, G. e.
Mr.. RICHARD LIGoN: Sir, Above is n ,o,v M -,
order Of court, OF which take th mode Of giving Won
notice. ageeably TO the act Of thu General Assembly Of
ms commonwealth IN such case made, YOU being at this
Tine resident without the said commonwealth
So w4t c. ROBERT Is. GIBSON.
NlRGlNIA:-At superior court of chancery holden
atthe capitol IN the city Of Richmond on "Wednesday
June 10Th, 1920 Richard Boyd, ptf against John D.
Hawkins and Aiexan der Boyd, DIS
This cause this day hc heard on the bill
taken for confessed tho defendant Alexander Boyd
the "nswer Of the other lie fendan with the replication
thereto, exhibits aud examinations of Witnesses md as
argued by counsel: On consideration whereof the court
doth refer the accounts between the parties 10 one nj
the commissioners, who Is directed 10 examine state aud
settle The same AVID make repcrt thcrenf to the eop,
win any matters specially stetcd deemed pertinent bv
himself, or which may be required by the parties 10 be ~
stated.
Copy. Tcstc. wM. G. rrNDIrroN, C. e.
Cor'm'''ioner'' orr, Richmond, Tuly 25h, 1879
The parties Interested will please take notice, that have
appointed the eighth day Of September next 10 commence
the accounts directed in the foregoing order NJ enp
on which day. at o'clock A. NJ, they are reu,hrd tn
attend az my Office IN this city, their ecours vosb
erS AID documeus ready for examination and settlement,
Rud Nth Office copes Of The necessary cour, pnre,.
"!' G. III AIRY BAKER, Gem.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27

RS. SAMUEL q. ADAMS, opposite
INC Eagle Hotel, las recently added to her
boarding Esta blishmcnt, and viii be prenared IN ac-
comAodate several Members the Convention and
approaching Legislature with board and lodginD-
foines visiting this place viii find her rooms airy
anu comfortable and every effort to render satisac-
iloh TO those who call on her, will be made
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27

"a OTlCE.-AlRs. NELSON continues her
BOARDING Establishment adjoining the Wash
gton Tavern within hity yards ofthe Capitol Square
She will be prepared to accommodate. in the bes,
manner number Of tic Members of the Convention
and Legislature, with their families If reuuired-
H"oG stables, and carriage houses well supplied viii,
PION'hNcr unN Cartlul hOstlers. uuT ! rlct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27
Gotten Yapng

COTTON X4RN!! COTTON E4R.N!y
y order 10 meet the eXgeucy OF the present times
and competition on fair giouud--Also, to enable
Country Merchants ard others, to purchase cor
TOY YARNS, rs ctegP IN P5ygnia as other pats
OF the UnIon-l have concluded 20 sell my Cotton
Yarns by the quantity Of $50 pounds and upwards,
IN ossormcnts ct equal quantities from No. ) to 10
at u cents per pound, with advance Of three cents
per No ~ 20 No. 20. IL IS not necessary to say
any tAEg about tue quality q. these Yarns as they
are so generally well known, and allowed by all who
nave used them 20 be Sr2crior - any IA he U,to7s
Orders left ar forwarded to Mr. VIM. Clark IT, Pc
crsburg, to-Mr. William Wallace, Mr.. John WIS
aud Mr.. VIM. J. Clarke, Richmond, or to myself al
the Factory, will be promptly attended To-.
ain also prepared to furnish Cotton Yarns Owed
@: any colour suitable for stripping Iecks or ginohans
70 prices 10 suit tho times Good wlite seed cotton
@il be taken IL exchange fer cotton yarns or giuucd
ior the customary toll or will he purchased al the
iactory' 9nd toe highest price given / have Woo
earning Machine III operation az he Factory, with
new sctt Of cards all complete ,yhch wairan, to
card wool rolls ~ manner superior 10 what any
other ever did, or does, n ;.s section of countr,
Prcc Tor carding. nc cents pound. ar 10 2 cents
II | find the grease. The Arrangement IS 50 mad.
with this machine, that wool an be ca.ded US wei
winter as in summer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27
NOTICE

MFRS. MARY TOMPkINS continues her Board
ing House IN ;not large and airy B1ick Building
on u Street. 81 very contiguous to the Capitol where
sne Will be prepared TO accommodate ten or fifteen
Members OF the Convention, and approaching Legis-
lature. nucr IsS-yysSi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27
JAMES WINSTON,

JAmlLO w lNfo 4 Wv,
Commission Merchant,
HAS in store, consignment and offers fol- sale
n on reasonable terms,
40 600 LBS Of best Smhfcld bacon
200 barrels of No. N G.. nett behring's
80 do do nett shad
10 do do roe behring's
30 do No. mackcrel
40 do refined sugar, assorted
100 do genuine cider vinegar
20 do family -four
s bags black pepper
90 kegs Smithfcld lard
200 sides heavy slaughtered sole leather
$50 do do russell leather
100 do light waxed do
80 dozen fine roram hats
60 do spades and shovcls
10 do meal selves ~ TO IS inches
- do American caster oil
100 do bed cords and leading lines
80 coils cotton bnggug rope
30 boxes soap and candles
100 reams writing and wrapping paper
10000 feet good flooring plank
$4,000 heart shingles 5-8 thick
10000 sap do > do
1900 feet of prime railing
10000 Of llack's superior segars
10000 Of common do
Wove wire Of any kind 10 order
Manufactured tobacco
Fine aal superfnc flour
Brogues assorted, &c. &c &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27
JoHM q. ADAN1a,

.TIJUR.NEI Ut I.IT,
: located in Williamsburg, and offers his profess
- sioual services to the public. He will practice
in the Superior Court of Chnnccry and Hastings
Court held in that city, and in the Superior aad In
fcrior Courts OF the countios OF james City York,
Warwick and Gloucester Al communications adj
dressed TO him, post paid, will be puncually attend
ed to aug 25-3tcf
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COTTON OZ.N.iBCRGS IND Y4RNS.F
ENllE subscribers, Agents for the Petersburr
Manufacturing Company, have IN store a surpiy
of heavy Cotton Oznaburgs, intended particularly iJr
negro shirtiugsi and Cotton Yarns Of all numbers
from 8 20 20 winch they offer 10y wholesale at the
Factory prccs, VIZ
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COTTON OZN.4BCGGS 4. Y.IRN,S.
'sNilN Subscribers agents for the Amelia Facto-
4 ~, have III store 4 supply Of heavy ozuaburps,
intended particularly for negro shistngs and cotton
yarns assorted, which We offer tor sale at The factor
prices. WORKMAN x M'GRUDER.
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