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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-10
FROM THE VILLAGE RECORDER.

DID OA1EAes
once knew ploughman, Bob Fletcher his name,
Who was old and was ugly, and SO was his dame;
Yet they lived quite contented and free from all strife
Bob Fletcher the ploughman, and Judy his wife.
As the morn streaked the and the night fled away
They would rise up for labour, refreshed for the day
The song of the lark as it rose on the gale,
Found Bob at the plough, and his wife at the pail.
A neat little cottage in front of grove,
Where in youth they first gave their young hearts up
to love,
Was the solace of age, and to them doublydear,
As it called up the past with smile or tear.
Zach tree had its thought and the vow coul mpart
That mingled in youth the warm wish of the heart
The thorn was still there and the blossoms it bore
And the song from its topseemed the same as before
When the curtain Of night over nature was spread
And Bob had returned from his plough to his shed
Like the dove on her nest, he reposed from care,
If his wife and his youngsters contented were there
have passed by his door when the evening was gay
And the hill and the landscape was fading away,
And have heard from the cottage, with grateful sur
prise,
The voice of thanksgiving, like incense, arise.
And thought on the proud, who would look dowr
with scorn
On the neat little cottage, the grove and the thorn
And felt that the riches and follies of life
We're dross, to contentment like Bob and his wife
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-10

DR.. JOHNSON. The following anecdote
Of DR.. JohnsoFis related in Mr.. Bert's re-
cent work, Personal and Literary Memoir
ais 3
"After breakfast we walked to the top Of
very steep hill behind the house. When
we arrived at the summit, Mr.. Langton said,
Poor dear DR.. Johnson, when he came to
this spot, turned back to look down., and said
he was determined to roll down. When we
understood what he meant to do we endeav-
cured to dissuade him but he was resolute,
saying, che had not had roll for a long
time ! and taking out of his lesser pockets
whatever might be in them, keys, pencil,
purse or penknife, and lying himself paral-
lei with the edge of the hill, he actuallysde
sceDded, turning himself over and over, till
he came to the bottom"
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-10
POETRY.

,e Yankee for October, contains the following
ticle, written by J. @. Whittier, one Of the m'
young poets Of the day. We have
fore copied several of his pieces into our pap
and in them all is a deep vein of pure poet
which few Of the writers of our day can reach
AT THE TENT OF HoLoFERNEs
Night was down among the mountains,
In her dim and quiet manner,
When Bethulia's silver fountains
Gush'd beneath the kssyrian banner.
Moonlight Ger her meek dominion,
As mighty flag unfnrl'd,
Like an angels snowy pinion
Resting on the darken'd world !
Family rose the city's murmur,
But the crowded camp was calm,
Gilded in their battle-armour,
Eacha falchion on his arm.
Kingly chief and weary vassal
In the arms Of siumber fell;
II had been day Of wassail,
And the wine had circled well.
?
Underneath his proud pavilion
Lay Assyria's champion,
Where the ruby's rich vermillion
Shone beside the beryl-stone.
With imperial pcrple laden,
Breathing in the perfam'd air,
Dreams he Of the Jewish maiden,
With her dark and jewelpd hair.
Who is she--the pale-brow'd stranger,
Bending DER that son of slaughter
God be with thee in thy danger,
Israeps lene and peerless daughter!
She hath barred her queenly beauty
To the dark Assyrian's glance;
Now, high and Steiner duty
Bids her to his couch advance.
Beautiful and pale she bendeth
In her earnest prayer to Heaven
Look again-that maiden standeth
In the strength her God has given!
Strangely is her dark eye kindled,
Hot blood through her cheek is pourd,-
Lo-her every fear hath dwindled,
And her hand is on the sword!
Upward to the flashing curtain,
See, that mighty blade is driven
And its fall It's awful and certain
As the cloud-fre's track in heaven!
Down, as with power supernal,
Twice the lifted weapon fell
Twice-his slumber is eternal
Who shall wake the infdel?
Sunlight on the mountains streameth
Like an air-born wave of gold;
And Bethulia's armour gleameth
Round Judea's banner-fold.
Down they come-the mailed warriors,
As the upper torrents sally,
Headlong from the mountain-b barriers,
Down upon the sleeping valley.
Raise thee from thy couch, Assyriaa!
Dream no more Of woman's smile
Fiercer than the leagured Tyrian,
Or the dark-browdsons of Nile,
Foes are on thy slumber breaking
Chieftain, to thy battle rise!
Vain the call-he would not waken-
Headless on his couch he lies.
Who hath dimmed your boosted gloryl
What hath woman's weakness done?
Whose dark brow is up before ye,
Blackening in the 6erce-haired sun 7
Lo! an eye that never slumbers
Looketh in its vengeance down;
And the thronged and mailed numbers,
Wither at Jehovah's frown!
Haverhill, 9th month. JIG. w.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-10

No one of correct taste can read the lines which fol-
low without feeling that a charming picture of
rustic happiness and humble life is sketched in a
manner which Goldsmith or Burns would have
been forward to praise, and proud to initiate =
NJ E. Palladium.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-10

A aluaB

A alual
@REcoMMEsD,I
AND coscLusl
T'HE Proprietor,
publick what i
be one of the mos
the Materia MsdS
class of distressipl
ate Diseases prod,
the blood, acrimon
tiated habid of bod
themselves in the
Salt Rheum, LeprJ
DER Saras, While (
nate Ulcers, SorI
Head n Scurvy and
Mercury has failed
DR.
@BOTANId
have in a lnultitud
inveterate and al
their worst and md
Drops are also givl
lent eruptions afteI
fostering eruptionsl
and in connection /
they remove ,ohits /
The Scrofila, in 4
tumomrs behind thd
and swelling of th|
not only quickly II
but scrcftlous s,Ies
such an extent and
cartileges and efsd
have been gradual
ed by the perseveri
powerful medicine
countenance restoA
vital energy re-est
system purified and
also the best SprI
From many othei
virtues of DR.. Rel
selects the followii
INTEREs
@A Lady, to \
made, was for yead
on her neck, accI
itching eruptions, |
had tried various |
the best medical /
permanent relief, al
ing worse, fears vi
termination Of her
providentially reed
Drops, four bottles
plete cure, to the u
and friends.
.NA child Of q
of his arms, one \
hip dropped out 4
swollen and broke 4
many Of the soresA
bone. On taking II
the use of his limbs
he was restored to l
incurable.
GA young M
duced so low by erd
GUS parts ofhis bod
hands-weaknessd
petite, general debil
of the whole systen|
preaching ConsumI
cured, and restored
by five or six bottle|
A Married LADY,
with eruptions on I
various parts of the|
lent itching, burnt
prescriptions With0|
to her room. and ded
was cured by TAXI
Drops.
GA Lad belOII
head was covered
blotches, was who'll
after every other re
OFA Child hVeI
covered with a scab
the body, and was |
was cured by takin|
A correspondent.
hand Ulcers on my |
ed to lose the use :
walk on crutches-
away from my RICH!
your Relies Botanl
every thing else tb'
my suferings, on |, y
myself nearly we'll
up and cease runnll|
A gentleman ~
afflicted for ten yea
body, and having tt
without success, BY
he was perfectly Gu
Another gentlen'
seriously afflicted Y
my head, &C., and !,
many medicines wit VI
doing any essehu'
some of your Bot'
using a short time,
therefore recommei
ficted with this CO..
w"I was s %
i" for six years with %.
over my body, q !. on
leg, and every ot TIE
ache. After tak |,
mend, and after ths
ed, sixty-two piece
leg, mostly very SID
inches long,"
Price 81, or s b.
G. B. PA
T. DoTY'
Y *Observe thai =.
out the written slS
the outside printed
~AIarge disc
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-10

which have been proved by thousands to be
SO eminently useful in removing all Jaundice and
Bilious complaints. Price 81 l-2 cents.
CO fresh supply Of the above just received and
for sale in Lancaster, by G. B. Parker; in Stow, by
t. Doty, and by |. Daniel the Proprietor, in DIED.
ham, by the Druggists in Boston.
October 6. eoply
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-10
y. G. ThasrstOas, s. Co.

HAVE just received great variety of
- NEW GOODS, among which are
1000 yards Of Calicoes
700 do good Shirtings at cts. per yd.
500 do Waltham Sheeting;
Satinetts; Tartan Plaids
Black Bombazines; Satin Levantines;
Slnchaws; Sarsnets, Silk Vesting;
Figured Ratinet; Bombazetts
Linen Cambrick Handkerchief;
Coloured Cambricks; Ginghams;
Swiss Muslins Kid Gloves;
Nankin Grapes Broadcloths
Cassimeres Super White Flannels;
Russia Diaper; Pongee Silks;
Fancy Handkerchief, &c. &c.
Lancaster, Sept. 8. 36
8 Shaving Apparatus, &C.
RAZORS, Razor Straps,
Shaving Brushes; Naples and other
SHAVING SOAPS.
ALSO
Cologne Water, Bears Oil,
French Pomatum, &c. &c.
For sale at the
! LANCASTER BOOKSTORE.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-10
'EYe-Water,

which needs only to be used TO be highly
approved of for all sorts of weak and sore eyes.
Also
WHEATON'S q
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-10
Itch Ointment.

The character of this Ointment is so well
established as to need no recommendations forI be-
ing pleasant safe, and sure remedy for that loath
some disease 1t is also cure for other eruptions
of the skim particularly for the salt rheum and chill
bains Price 81 l-2 cents.
Also
WHEATONiS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-16
PROSPECTUS
~ OF LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL,
10 he published biy al c University Of Virginia under
ne title OJ
"IIiE VIRGINIA LITERARY MUSEUM,



J'g37lai oC ReiifsIe1ires, .qyts and Sciences" &C.
VFNhE objects Of this journal viii be 10 communicate the
u truths and discoveries of Science the miscellaneous
reaoer, ana to encourage taste for polite lcrattuc
u will rely Chiefly Tor support on the Professors Of the
University, whose minds ~ a state OF active iup i've
the Lectures required OF thew, may he expected to a4ord
original and Interesting contributions, on all the important
branches oi Leaning Silence.
The Scientific portion Of the work. VIII generally be Of
popular Character hut, should occasionally coain discus
sps wncl O" account Of Their novelty importance may
also interest the adept Will be the the Editors to make
S'cn articles 50 far as may be Practicable ineligible and
Instructive To the general reader.
Whilst tue Journal VIII he principally devoted to general
topics OF moral or Physical Science, Phoogy Polite Lite
IatuTe the Editors W not he Unmmdi local and rgcu
liar concerns They will cndeavor collect and dsc VIA,
Information they concerning tho history Virginia and
the other Salcsthr first Seitemcntheir progress as Colo
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MANNERS Dialect Statistical Details aud Natural Pbe
no"cna such Repository is much wanted The informa
uon winch no" lies scattered among individuals if collected
oi sh,d great light on the past history and present OF
our country On these, and other subjects they solicit coniri
part of the Journalull communicate r,s,ion ,oper
s INC University Cf instruction pursued bv the
several Ioic'sor5 Meetings Of the Ytors-Pubc Examina
U1is-Shtuics and Regulations the Ipycrsitv OF Pm,
icssors and Studcnts-honurarv dtctiors and
SUCH productions OF rr Students may possess unusual merit
InS h hmauon peculiarly interesting the Parents and
uua,udrp tIc students Will not ho unacceptable the
public TIE journal may also bv receiving and tr7piny
nm on me difficult susct of Cocyr government and insirc.
, .' n.y., ah up2rgn service 70 the cause Of Education
Iary folcs and Controversial Theology will be excluded.
b sucn exclusion viii not extend religious or toral toue
OF general character, discussed with temperance and abiy
INC Journal VIII consist Of sixteen pages yovu crtavo cc
W, and n the end Of tho year Index vu be furnished
That d WI ipnn - siderable volume, annually.
fhc 81 subscription, will he fyc dollars rr ,rr,,
payable o delivery ~ tho 6h number The work 10 h.
commenced two hundred subscriber, shall have been
obtained "
Communications post paid 90 10 addressed "To tho Editors
OF the Virginia Literary Museum, University Of ycirio
University Of Virginia, Feb. 70, 1929
" Editors tavOTahe 10 the utcFs Of Literature and Sci
'Nc' w' obge by giving nsc ton 10 the above prospectus
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-16
SPRING GOODS

SPRING GOODS.
AMES II. HUNTER has received by the Rich
- Inond Packet and Tantiyy from New York. nm
assortment Of seasonablc DRY GOODS. among
which are e
Black bombazines and bombazetts
super Canton and Mandarin grapes
Italian grapes, various colours
Black and blue black Italian lustriurs
Black satin levantines
Italian silk SO and 40 inch cravats
India and German flag handkerchcis
Brown, crimson and yellow bandannas
White, coloured and striped leans
Marseilles vcstlngs, India nanlSins and driilinns
kentings, linen canlbrics g. linen cambria hdEfs
Jaconet cambria, book and null muslins
Cambria dlmty, striped lacoucts
fashionable calicocs and ginghams
Lace wells, pallernos, capes and collars
Gauze wells and handkerchiefs
Six and cotton hose and half hose
Mems super beaver and horse-skin gloves
Ladies coloured horse-slOn and kid do
Bonnet and belt ribbons, braids &c
Tortoise, tuck and side combs
Parasols and umbrellas
Brown and bleached shirtings ond sheetinrs
Iaoie and Russia diapers, bed tickincs ozna-
burgs, &c &c, which arc offered on tie lowest
-S. W Niou. april
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-16

g. ~ 70 9 VI. uI'I"fIvIy TU0 Ifa0 I1c Sweet SPRING.
Oy way oi the w. Sulphur ths salt Suuhur ana ha,,
and by tee Mill Gap and Union OA'"'
Each passenger viii he allowed 10 take 2OBs of h.,
s"ss nee OF charge but all over that, will be CHARGED f.
az the rate ct cents per 10. per 100 miles Tboss -
st esef their names che places where the stare sion
shall have the preference Wv ss SUPP
mere WI be good aud careful drivers and the he
horses M Virginn. = TRtIp ~ 'os 0sS'
9Th month. 24lb, 1920 " Hbi-'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-16

NEW GOODS.
cd ALL NELSON has received by the last arr;-
AZ walls from Philadelphia, and is now opening, by
the edmond Packet and Tantivy from New York,
large supply of Spring Goods which he will sell at
unusual low prices Tor cash. They consist in part of
Super black Italian lutestrngs
Blue black marceline horencgs
Green, pink, white, blue and straw ditto
Black and colored gro de naples
w hite and coorcd satins, superior quality
Black satin levantines, sinchews and sarsnetts
Black Canton and Mandarin grapes
Black bombaznos
Black and colored Italian grapes
Barage gauZe and elk scars and handkcrchiefs
Bobbinett and plain and figured gauzc wells
New style small figured calicoes end ginahams
Plnin and plaid battestes
Best India nankcons merseillCs vesting
Back cIrcassans, laStm,,5 and bombazettes
Fhite and colored jeans aud striped ditto
Cotton cBmbrics and cambria musins
Book, null, Swiss and India ditto
Checked and striped iackoncls cambria dimity
Black Italian cravats
Bondnnna handkerchiefs
Lace capCs, pelcrncs. collars, DC.
Black and white, silk and cotton h.sicry
8uokslun Woodstock, beaver e. horseskin gloves
Ladies kij, silk and horsoskin do
Bonnet, belt, guard and plain colored ribbons
madam Cantolos best corsetts corset laces
French braids, cords, &c.
ALSO,
A large assortment Of brown and bleached shirt
ugs and shcotings, bed tckings stripe and plaid do
mestics, oznRburgs, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-16
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

On Cary Street, rear Of me Yjrgjnia and Farmers
Bupks.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful 10 the 'dies
- 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 worrant them
70 nc dyed and finished we'll at any establish
ment m tho Union Canton or stuff dresses not NC
cesary, he has suitable machines to finish them Il
sent to him IN the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise informed, that he scours
and renews in colour, coats, pantaoons, and vests to-
goter with oil kinds of apparel, and If requested rpais
them in tho neatest manner. As usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed furniture
stuffs cleansed and rc-dyed in the ncatest manner
N. B. Tickets will be issued on leaving the goods
with him, and requests they will be presented on ap-
pNcation for the same
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-16
BALDWIN, IVES g. CO

HAVE received by late arrivals from New Yo,l
u Philadelphia, and Boltifnore,a large and splen-
nd assortment of SPRING DRY GO0DS-whicb
hey oler at tchoiescte retail. upon their usualac.
;omuodatmg terms.- They consist in part of;
10 cases common and super prints, new and
beautiful patterns
do "A and ga canbric ginghams
do 7-8 and "A Irish linens
do super German do pa-ycnted
do hne and extra kentings
bales Rhodes" and "Eiins Smith g. IN -
plain black bombaze,ts
case black circassans
y, DO o cam e.f and and medium mnslins
Jaconet, null and book d
Stripe and fig jaconet DO
Super. long India nankccns
British and German 10
PlaiH dfub ilorentincs
stripe gT7ndureiles
Blue and olive pittsburg cords
Heavy 3-i bang-up do
= cases French drillngs. cheap
Super black Italian lnstrinrs
Black gros. de Maps. and modes
LACK and colorcd French sltins
Heavy black India do
White, pink blue und straw gros lie Maps.
Blank seNsIaws tEd sarsiuts
Green and blue do iur umbrellas
Black and colorcd 2uIences
Plain and stripe bi,,is,es
Il beautiful assprtmeb, bonnet and belt ribbons
fialn gr0s dc Nap and satin do
Gauze cap. and black love do
Black Italian and Mandarin grapes
Black iustring and Italian crayats
Piaid Italian and Florence DO
~ Mtc and fancy muslin 10
Black and coOred stocks
Il large assortment, white anlcolored MeyseiIles
Cnd Valencia ycstings
i-htiles extra black horse-skin gloves
40 d. do sewed with white and yly;e-
gated cu.ours
80 extra ,chhe and co!ored do
.te80tion cloves, new article
Mem be-t.H. skin DO
10 buck and beaver 10
Ladies black and White Kpgiish silk do
~ large assortment OF silk. cotton and worsted
hosiery and , hose
Gllt coat and vest buttons all kinds
lew gross "HGnmond's' extra rich Do
Figured buttons for chillren's dresses
Small fig'rd do for ladies dresses
Ivory, bone and pearl buttons
Blue and color d sewing silks, extra quality
Sewing threads and cottors of al kinds
PLAIN and figured bobbirctt laces
Thread laces, and insertngs
cases cotton flag, and bandanna hundks
do silk flag. and fancy German do
. bales British OSnaburgs
.lcklenburgs, and brown rolls
BLACK and brown hollands
Glazed cottons, for sleeve Innings
Black, and coiorcd camhrics
Sail ducks, and buckrans
Drao, red: and MKT paddngs
Cotton balls. in fancy boxes
a large assortment, blue, black, Olive,
Brown, ciaret, aud mixed cloths
Blue, and fancy cassimercs
Combs, of every description
ALSO,
So bales 3D. brown shirtings
10 do "A and 9-8 brown shirtings
90 Sd and 81 Waltha1n do
do common and fine bed ticks
Cases bleached goods--assorted qualities
81 7-8 and A apron checks
Furniture checks. blue and buff
Stripe and plaid domestics, a great variety
Wilmington stripes, and delrms
cologne water. cotton fringes, cords &c &c
We shal! shortly receive by the Hiram, from Phil
deIPha' cases OF superior Parasols and silk I'm
feNas-and shall continue to receive by every arri-
al additional supplies, which will render our assert
nent at all times nearly complete.
we respectfully solicit an examination of our stock
bid. 49,, ~
WHITE COFFEE.
-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-16
NEW PUBLICATIONS..

UAHU'S History Of the Hebrew Co,nroV eal, translated
- from the German, 10y Calvin L. Stowe, VI. otc Theo-
logical Seminary, Andovcr
sorg Of the Political system Of Europe and it, Colonies
from the Dscoveryp America the independence Of
rican Constitutions from the German of A. H. T. Hecrun vols
System o Dental Surgery; three pids1s, Dental Sur-
gerry Science I'd, Operative Dental SUGcr 3D. Pharmacy
Connected with Dental Surgcy-By samuel Sheldon Fitch,
vi. p
Tho Republic Of Cicero; translated from the atm and ac
eompaniod vith CRITICAL hisiOrca introduction bv g. w
Feathersionhausn Esl Fellow Of tire Geological Society OF
London.
NJ the Latin Language for the use Of COLLEGES
and Seninares the German G. G.. Zumptand many
other new publications, received at NASHS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-16
NEW BOOKS.

a Journey around my Room, followed by a Noe
n turnal Expedition IN the same rrgions, b.
Count Xavier de Mastre.
TIE Dreams of Pindus, by Or. w. Clarke.
Elements ofPhysics Natural Philosophy, gene
raj and medical explained Independently of Techu-
cal Mathematics, and containing new disgusitiuns
and practical suggestions, by Gil Aruot NJ d. First
American from the third London edition with add.
tons by lsnnc Hays, A. NJ, N. D., DC.
Elliss Medical Formillary, new and much imprg-
vod edition.
Tales of ST. Bernard, received at NASITS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-16

Iii AYE received By the last packet large sup
Ladies lasting doubled yamped spring walh;no shoes
10 do French slippers. very superior
10 90 American DO with and without heels
Do goat skin slippers the latest fashion Gor siTn-
mer walking shoes
Gentiemen's superior boots, square and round toes
20 do light dress shoes, do do Do
10 do goat skin pumps. do do do
Do do calf skin do do do 81
DO morning slippers, various colours
Misses coloured and black lasting aud moroeco s;
Pers, the greatest variety ever in this civ
Boys calf skin bootees and shoes, double lined
DO light calf skin and seal skin dress shoes
Chlidrens leather shoes and bootees
10 losting and morocco bootees and shoes ar
every color and shapes
together with every other article of boots bootees
and shoes that can be made, and all Of them Of tber
own manufacture. -N-
q large assortment OF seal skin and hair trunks
Leather travelling trunks, with lion frames and
patent locks g."
Carpet travelling bags
very handsome and superior made fancy morocco
trunks -~S
Day & Martins backing, and large supply Ct
paste backing FF' VI
Coud's real Japan sponge backing, at a5 Gents
per bottle ~
PStent spring punch plyens
Silk and cotton braias
No. black ribbon
And large supply of gents cheap nailed and peo
ged boots and light summer pumps ut the store CO.
ner of Main and l+fh streets
mar %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-16

Theological Bookstore,
OPPOSITE THE EAGLE HOTEL.
'g'ttE Subscribe has opened NEW BooKsroRE
opposite the Eagle Hotel, where he intends keep
ing a general assortment Of THEoLoGicAL, CLASH
CAL aud MrscELLANEoUs Books and SrATroSARY
which ne will sell on the most favourable terms.
mar 30 4. WORKS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-16

Tongues and Sounds, Measures, &c.
lust received, per the Traffic, from Boston,
20 Kegs tongues and sounds
90 sets sealed measures
20 nests wooden boxes
And potatoes by the BARREL for sale by
april WIN. ]. CLARKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-16

q Hid. and 5 bbls. apple Brandy
II | hid madden
10 bbls cOppcras
ccToon fotant indigo
doZ wire stcrs
Landing this morning and for sale by
mar 80 LEWIS WEBB 4, co.