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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13
Merit Scheme-noss NJ

Neat Scheme Class No A.
MAkfLAND STATE LOTTERY No. a.
AVA Tor io@9-arransed ON the oDD & Fysr
. YsTEM. oy whlch the soidcr Of tive ticket or
TWO saafss - ee' tan u s5foining al least ane
prize, and mag araac hree: and IN the same rro.
port'sn tor am greater qasntlty. The draw NJ
viii take place in Baltimore, On
Wednesday. The 10Th Of august.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13
CAPITAL PRIZE,
- SSS

Grand Consolidated Lotesg.
: or Internal Improve nent. Li,ess,urc aud Cha.
nes IN the city Of w sh,ngtoo, and the
states OF South Carslina and Louisiana.
sIxrRsSra CLASS.
10 Dc drarn IN he city Of Washington,
on Saturday, the a9a .1ugas6 lsas.
oo ne. IorrEar--9 rRAwx Bar.ors.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13
Snnburn. p angust 3.

oHF0H 9, Y s1HSuSFS
The harvest in this and the adjoining
counties, as far as we can learn. have
been unusually abundant Some oil
he largest crops in Lycoming county,
we understand, have been cut without
the HELP oil ardent spirits. So much
for temperance societies.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13

FEstE subscribers having purchased ., Mrs.
a. Ana Mara fhornton Of Washington City.
Exeeutrix of the Estate of Doct. William
Thornton. dec'1. the beautiful thorough bred
HORSE MARYLANDER.
will stand the fall season 81 the farm Of William
B KING, near Martinsburg, on Mondays. Tues
DAYS and Wednesdays; and on Thursdays,
Fridays and Saturdays, al the stable OF Joseph
Entler in Shephetdstown, and will be let to
mares at ten dollars the season. The season has
commenced, and will end the last OF October.
Great care will be taken ct all mares put TO
Marylander, but no responsibility for accidents.
WILLIAM u. KING,
JOHN K. WILSON.
August 13, 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13
TlG GAZETTE.
MARTlNsBURG, Aususr Is, 1929.

nDi,ine Service will be performed in The
Episcopal Church in this place, on Sunday nesi,
h, The Rev. Mr.. Brooke, at ii o'clock, a. m.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13
ntm GOODS,
SPLENDID PRIZES.

On Friday, 2la august, 1929,
THE WASHINGTON cry LOTTERY.
THIRfEEvTH Glass.
VIII be drawn IN the city Of w shtugtoa.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13

The French Ssciety Of Geography
has bestowed its annual medal or The
celebrated navigator, Capt. Jehn
Franklin.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13

FREsHET.-Ws learn from Ge,tys.
burg, that much damage was dsne, by
an excessive fall Of rain, at that place
and vicinity, on Thursday last. The
streams were hlled to o~veraowing; and
one in or near the town,rose HIGHER tbao
1t had been known to do for many
years.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13

GrECONONY! !i-Under Presi
eht Adams administration (says the
hovidence American) Fareisn Minis
tts used 10 90 out in packets and PAY
THEIR OWN PASSAGE OUT OF
THEIR OUTFITS. Now they must
have their frisates snd 74's- and even
toe Aigeiine Cansui must Rave a slaop
Of war. The COST oil seuding cut
Messrs. Moore, Riges, and Mc'Laae, in
sloop of war and "a. will amount to
so 900 DOLLARS EXTRA, besides
$4,000 a piece for the irst year; only
ONE HUNDRED and FOURTEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS for this Re
form"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13

A traveller who visited aud was en-
'ettalnsd by Gen. jackson, in 1925.
prea'eted that, as President, he would
De little disposed TO prescribe these who
nsnesuy citfered from the MAJORITY
mrs was the expectation Of many who
hougst be would resent as an insult a
mans asking office for voting or elec
t'0neerlng fer him, or being o Of his
supporters or requesting the removal
OF an ofheer fer being friendly to Mr.
Adams aLlad.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13

On the 4th ofJuly, 1929 TIE fellow.
@g memoranda were made. and have
''en published in the New York papers.
vi the Committee Of 60, chosen ia
november, INA, to carry late zee
OoA 'be nan importation agreement, IL
ss's, the 4th of July, 1s29-Comfort
"a is, Wm. w. Gilbert.
"a the Committee of 100, chosen in
A", l775, after the battle Of Licking.
W -lIving-C Sands. VIM. ". Gilbert
VI the Convention chosen in April,
''5, all are dead except Comfort
S'Ads' The only other survivor at the
..os OF eur last rspor, in 1926, was tae
.sosraole JOHN JAY, who died a short
tine since.
VI 'aa Provincial Congress, chosen
aay, 1875 of 81 all are dead.
VI the Provincial Congress, chosen in
'sstC sands.
vi tia Committee of Safety. chosen
r Ssauary' i779, all are dead except
vi The Convention to form the Con.
rnu'on OF the State, chosen in May,
~ OF 2 members, all are dead *,
espt c Sands.
tne only importing merchants new
s' as importers from England pre-
,oa 70 February, 1878, are G. Sands,
''q David seabury,"
COMFORT SANDS, seems to stand a.
az ~ The present generation- almssI
Shs the peet's idea ofths las. man.
Ils irlgate Constellation will sail
w;L New York about Monday next
NJ" me ENJOYS, Mr.. M'Lans and
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13

Oae Sabbath evening at Boston the
ksV. Mr.. Heweif, the apostle of Te1
perance, remarked that one years all
stinence from the use eff ardeat spirits
IN the State of Massachusetts, weuld be-
a saving of money enough to build the
Railway to the Hudson.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13

Extraordinary !usus nature we
have BEEN informed by Mr, Joseph
Hackney, a respectable farmer. living
on Applepie Ridge, in this county, that
In the early par! Of last week one Of his
COWS gave birth ts a calf hsvisg tive
heads perfectly formed-each with the
usual number Of eyes, ears, Sc. The
eali, which was Of the ordinary size,
was dead when found; but toe beads
SVe bean preserved by Mr.. Hackney
ler Tue inspection of The curious.
Winchester Virsia;an.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13
SPLEA.nIn pRrzrS.

60 so. ~LOrrrar-s paAwx pAtLors.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13
5000 DOLLARS.

HIGHEST PRIZE,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-13

Ticket =. Quarter 81.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-29

termination might be pK of to tie :.
day, as he believed his colleagues, ,bor
they disapproyed Of the resolution, wo W J
then JOIN in it for the sake Of unanimr
The ultimate question whether
House would agree to the resoluto,
this Committee, was accordingly posto,
ed to the next day, when il was again D. SsN
ed, and South Carolina cOncurred in
ING for it. In the mean time a third ne,
Der had come post from the Delav, rbe
counties, and turned the vote of that co~...,c
in favor Of the resolution. Members Of IL
different sentiment attending from Pc b;aa
sylvanu also, her vote was changed. ia,
that the whole twelve colonies who No.. B. N
authorized to vote at all, gave their vol, I.
for il; and, within a few days, the coaye n
ton of New York approved Of it, a, i
thus supplied the void accustomed bytrss
Withdrawing other delegates from the yo
Congress proceeded the same day
consider the Declaration of lndependea,
which had been reported and laid on
table the Friday proceeding, and on No ~.
day referred to a committee of the WIZ
The pusillanimouS idea that we had irien N
in England worth keeping terms with, ST
haunted the minds of many. For % ~,
reason those passages which conyeY ~
censures OH the People of England We 2 ~
struck out, lest they should give them
fence. The clause, too. reprobatng tn
enshving of the inhabitants ofAfrica, vind
stru k out, in complaisance to South c brit
DINA and Georgia, who had never attenr he
ed to restrain the importation of say Dan
and who, on the contrary, wished to COW D.
tlnue il. Our Northern brethren, also. oar
believe. felt little tender under their cst ash
sures: for though their People had yo ne
few slaves themselves, yet they had bel MS
pretty considerable carriers of them sn
others. The debates having taken up SEQ,
q 'sr parts ofthe %, Sd, and Alb da rbe
of July, were on the evenings Of the "a nd
closed: the Declaration was reported ,nc
the Committee, agreed to by the Hous ar
and signed by every member present uas
cept Mr.. Dickinson. As the sentImell IN
of men are known not only by what hel "a
receive, but what they reject also, va IL.
state the form of the Declaration, as org So
ually reported" etc. etc. tel
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-29
FRoN TnE RERksHIRE AMERlcA,

PROM THE bEkhSHihE AMEhiOAN'
The Character Of General Summary
In this age, when military chIefanism
so much IN vogue, and biographies Of M
ing characters are all the rage, 1t is som.
what surprising TO US that no writer h
undertaken to sot forth the merits and d'
tinguished qualities OF general SUMNi
He IS a fellow Of very comprehensy
genius, Of great and varied resource.
and embraces IN his single head (thoOg.
small one) all sorts of knowledge
His taste for novelties Is remarkable. III
abounds IN anecdotes, humor and wit, Cd
whhal is a notorious collector Of murde,I
fires, failures, and shocking accidents.
lie Is besides something Of punster, arr
it is astonishing how suddenly he cll
change from grave to gay, and with whI
sang frold he can laugh at a Joke, bc.oi
he has done wlpIng his eyes at some al
of distress. As a faithful historian, how
ever, we are obliged to mention that he
exceedingly fond of scandal, and Offer
times proves a great mischief maker, %
failing all the vile rumours Of the day, ar
making himself busy with other men
matters. And yet he IS liked the bct.
for IT..
GENERAL SUMMARY is emphaticaly
man Of LETTERS. But he Is more pal
tcularly distinguished for his acquisition
IN modern than ancient literature. u
keeps up with the spirit Of the times, an
is perhaps more couyersant with NEW.
PAPERS than any other General Of this
any other age. lie is a great friend
the printers, and It is supposed patronlz.
nearly a thousand different papers i
is moreover a prodIgIous traveller, gor
from one extremity Of the country TO Oh
other with incredible speed, aud crossn
the Atlantic many times IN a year.
GGEERAL SUMMARY ls a fellow Of n
digious appetite, and swallows without f
tinction every thing that comes ID his wal
lie takes down with the same ease app
renily the same relish, mamoth pumpkli
and beets, mamoth oxen and porkers, Gov
with fye legs, four children at a bih
snakes with two heads, tOads 10 a sol.
rock, sea serpents eighty feet long, llsln
snakes vomited from the human stomae
an old bear and three cubs, water melo'
in May, aad peach blossoms in Octobe
whole armies SLAIN IN battles, steam DO
tors and land gulls, duelists 81 mad dog
thieves and impostors, rioters and robbei
black eyes and bloody noses. Frep
dancers and female lecturers, cold wa'
and blue rum, uasons and anti-mason
SHOWS fourteen feet deep, vessels wrech
in a Storm. whales and whalers. witch
and water borers, fires and floods, bio
and wounds, dunder and bitzum.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-29

We are sorry tosee Judge S,ory's pam,
mentioned in the New York Commerce
Advertiser as 4 candidate for tie ies
Presidency. tits well known to his incne'
that he formed the determination when %
received bis appointment as a Judge, ne',
er to become a candidate for any poiiiea'
office, and in that determination, We aI'
authorized to say, he now steadily PcrS
yeFcs.-BostoE .Messeagsr.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-29
THE DECLARATION o INDEPENDENCE

L !
The following is extracted from the
late President JEFFERsoN's account ofthe
circumstances attending the Declaration
of Independence The extract is taken
from Mr.. Us Memoirs of his Life, written
by himself. and now in the course Of pub
LEGATION in Virginia.
1t appearing, in the course of these
debates. that the colonies of New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Maryland, and South Carolina, were not
yet matured for falling from the parent
stem, but that they were fast advancing
to that state, It was thought most prudent
to wait awhile for them. and to postpone
the faal decision until July first; bat, that
this might occasion as little delay as pos
sble, d committee was appointed to pre-
pare a Declaration Of independence. The
Committee were John Adams, DR.. Frank.
lin. Roger Sherman, Robert r. Livingston
and myself Committees were also ap-
pointed, at the same time, 10 prepare a
plan of confederation, for the colonies, aud
to state the terms proper to be proposed
for foreign alliance. The Commute for
drawing the Declaration ofindepeudence,
desired me to do it. Il was accordingly
done, and being approved by them, re-
ported it to the House on Friday, the 18th
of June, when it was read aud ordered to
he on the table On Monday. the lst Of
July, the House resolved itself into a
Committee Of the Whole, and resumed the
consideration Of the original motion made
by the delegates Of Virginia, which being
again debated through the day, was carri-
ed in the affirmative by the voters of New
Hampshire, Connecticut, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, New Jersey, Maryland,
Virginia, North Carolina, and Georgia.
South Carolina and Pennsylvania voted
| against it. Delaware had but two mem
bers present, and they were divided. The
delegates from New York declared they
were for It themselves, and were assured
their constituents were for It, but that
their instructions having been drawn near
/ a twelyemonth before, when reconciliation
was still the general object, they were en-
joined by them to do nothing which should
impede that object. They therefore thought
themselves not justifable in voting on
either side, and asked leave to withdraw
from the question; which was given them.
The Committee rose aud reported their
resolution TO the House. Ed. RutIedge.
Of South Carolina, then requested the de-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-29

4 LHcky WeayT.-A poor weaver :
Manchester, England, named DAVID Lina'
say, lately fell heir 10 an estate Of abo-
300, 05Oi by the decease Of an uncle 20
Lindsay, OF the Mount, near Cupar ii'e
in Scotland. When the letter amsoe.
announcing this windfall 10 DAVID, an,
enclosing 1901 to delray the expenses 9
his journey to his country seat, be "s'
obliged 10 borrow two shillings and 80
pence TO pay the postage.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-29

Tlrasi9u Of Nc.e, The New York
journals contain the annexed translation
of the proclamation issued by the Captain
GenerlL Of Cubl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-01
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.


Steamboats, Richmond, Chapman from Norfolk and NerE,t
Henderson, from ltalipoTePassed the ship James Chopper
getting under way IN Hampton Roads bound up James River
and IN the river several small vessels bound up.
NORFOLK, March 23-Arrivet schr virginia Chap,bcrs
Philadelphia, 90 hours, bound TO Petersburg.
The schr Cumberland Wheaton, from PHILADELPHIA hound
10 Richmond, passed through Hampton Roads this day
MARCH 2s-A Seawe's Point, scbr Luhco, sprasuc New
York, days, in ballast bound Richmond
Sailed, briggs Miles BTayton Belfast Marx Ansburv for
Easiport, aud schr. ARenora, Be,lelL for N York
From Hampton Roads, ship Madison Cornck for Ii.
verpool " 80
MARCH 3O.--Arr'd, schr. ransport BarIcv New
Orleans, aud II days from Balize--Bcft March 18Th
ships Jefferson, Ivy of Norfolk 10 sail for Iverpoo
on The 18th; Sarah, Harding, of do UP for the same
place.
Schr' Consort, Ketchum, from Richmond bound
to New York.
In Hampton Roads--Shp James Chopper, Carey
Liverpool, 29d January via Plymouth and Torcera'
AZ DAYS from the latter she landed passengers
with Crates. DC. bound up James River-has expc-
rencod very weather on tho passage, particu
ldrly during the last 10 days.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-01
NEW GOODS.

NIIh 0OOOS.
~ ALL NELSON has received by the last arr
u a walls from Philadelphia, and Is now opening. hv
the Richmond Packet and Tantivy from New I ork
large supply of Spring Goods which he viii sell al
unusual low prices for cash. Thv consist in nnr 81
Super black Italian uestrngs
Blue black marceline horences
Green, pink, white, blue and straw ditto
Black and colOred gro de naples
Whltc and colored satins, superior quality
Dlaek satin levantines, siUchews and sarsnctts
Black Canton aud Mandarin grapes
Black boinbazines
Black and colored Italian Grapes
Barage gauge and silk Sc1rfs and handkcrchjeIs
Bo6binett and plain and figured gauzc wells
New style small figured calicoes and riRe hams
Plain and plaid battestes
Best India nankeens, merselies vcstinr
Black circassians, hastings and bombazettes
Whlte and colored jeans and striped ditto
Cotton caInbrics and cambria muslins
Book null, Swiss and India ditto
Checked and striped jackoncts, cambria dmity
Black Italian cravats
Bandanna handkerchcfs
Lace capes, pclcrines, collars Sc.
Black and white, silk and cotton hosiery
Buckskn, Woodstock, beaver 81 horseskiu gloves
Ladies kid silk and horseskin do
Bonnet, belt, guard and plain colorcd ribbons
NJ adam Cantco's best corsctts corset laces
French braids, cords, &c.
Also,
large assortment of brown and bIeaehed shirt
ings and sheetngs bed tiyngs, stripe and plaii do
rnostics, oznaburgs, Sc
april
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-01
Richmond HAT Warehouse

Third doorGeloio .Nessrs. Lewis JFeJb & Co.
AYMOND s. BROTHERS beg leave to inform
their friends and the public, that they have now
approved manufactures in London and the United
states an extensive assortment Of fashionable and
plain HATS. They will at al! times keep on hand
a large quantity of Hats. made by their dircc-
uon, Tor the accommodation of those who prefer
them, and viii al any time have Hats made to order
on the shortest notices in the best manners and at the
cheapest possible rate.
Country merchants be supplied with Hats at
wholesale, on very moderate terms.
n. B.-An assortment OF Wool Hats in add
ton to the above.
Is. april Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-01

front from aDi opeIly t1nouiccd Mi su.iectlen to-
his holiness. lie bfsastsd i.c spiritual tRunders OF
tire Vatican, which 10 1rmsr times had shaken tine
most poweriii! kingdoms, md bumbied to the .iust
tho most powerful monar chs-but the spell was bro
ken, and he remained unscathed because OF his res
ont'on, and determined spirit. The frceholders hol!
their supremacy by irail tenure rs the Pope held
his. Breast them resol.tcly, aud they viii spart
Justice TO you. lie who has injured fellow being
may. when raparation sdcmendcd play the bully for
WHILE bnt press him CLOSELY, antii rar .ly .ap5cns.
that he refuses "a make atoneiaent.
Il Cas<ca u NJ Caroline District.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-01

dent Of tiat part OF tie county called Rclnpon.l.
Yet noinan would deny the right 10 rcprescnt that
part of rhn county because was not rssent there:
and by the same mods OF r'.issonng. which take to
be perfectly tar, may not be resident of that pa
OF the county called Richmond, any more than am
OF The lower end, and no man could say, could net
represent thar part OF the county, because did not
S,Sds immediately ln thaiT iyt. take il 10 be-
trIc that man possessing heqraiications to repre-
sent phrt of county, must be qualified 10 repre-
scnI Tho whole, and Il the city OF Richmond is part
of this county, he would be eligible to represent
that part of this county, which is another part
Again, If you take your two representatives, from
tie town. has been the ease, does il not follow
that the city OF Richmond frnishcsthree lcgslators
or IT the city ism the county, that the County fur
nishes three and they not equally violations of
the constitution, which grants TO the most popuous
and to the most sparse but two; and grants in this
case one from the town and two from the county!
The truth is, that t:e more write and think ON
tins subject, the more find can be written and
thought. The views that may DC taken OF it esta-
bshng beyond all doubt that the town is and ought
TO be as separate and detached one county from
smother, are diversified. tina. il might occupy
Volume. and to get every think for himself on
the subject, think Will be the best means of con-
Vihcing all. COUNTYMAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-01
BALTIMORE, March 80.
TuE RAJ .TIAIORE AApKEI,

BALTIMORE, March 30.
TIE BALTIMORE MARKET
FLOCR-The intelligence tom England to the
Sd Feb. by the Britannia Mt New York and srbse.
quenly the arrival at this port of the Herald with
Liverpool dates to the nh ofthe same month, have
settled the price for the present of our best Flour
we believe. at Sat which prices from TO 5000
barrels OF Howard street and Susqnchlnnah were
sold ior the European market on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. The price of City Mills is nominal
ly 81, and sales have been made on time at that
price The sales from the wagons have been made
as low as SO rs C6ron-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-01
Trust sale Of Land n, Hc,lrIco,

= =. ''''E tJHtt " LIuNH 10 T7fNTfCO.
vTiue and IN pursuance OF trust beo yr 49,,
~ I'd day 81 Mach l32C and admitted 10 record In Hem
corniy cont clerks Office the 25ih day ofarc sl
e 10 me y honas Bohannan, lite Of tire CITY OF R,nond
deceased to secure TO Richard Whitfield pav,er; Of cr,
drJ IN the said decd mentioned, shall as reones,cd b.
sna kcaId htfe.d efst dry of April next, ii CIR 81
@ ON ue next far day. Leore the tie Union Hotel IL
eciy o Richmond cyIose sale public auction fnr r
money certain tract land in the said mentioned
s acres iying and being situate Henrco Count
AID bounded, by tie lands late OF William t;shr;sJ, d
GO0dc deceased JOtiV M ipIstsS sr - ''is' pa
Iue''NIur' i01a f4ITct, 1873 March
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-01

Died, yesterday at half past twelve O'Clock CHARIrs IT,
youngest son OF MIR d. Crenshaw The friends of Mr. Crsn
shaw are requested to attend the funeral from the Columbian
tation. y 1880 ' INV -
Yesterday Mr. JoHS DOYLE an old aud respectable ;nb,b
t'nt oil TINS CITY Funeral al 4 O'Clock this evening.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-01
YATES q rGzHTxRH's orTTCr.

BESIDE SlOO' 80, GO 10, GO, 50, 10. So 20, &c.
%. 90 eighfS
An orders post paid promptly o,tcn,l, 4 ,o and :;
All cases tho original tickets will be sqni s,,i 80
orders 20 the Managers office. 'Ou'
mar IL YATES g. BITNTYRE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-01
Theological Bookstore,

tu,POSfIE TIE E1GLE HOTEL.
'I'HE Subscriber has opened a Nav BooEsroRr
opposite the Eagle Hotel, where he intends keen
ing general assortment of TaEOGoGicAL. Glass;
CAL and MISCELLANEOUS Books mud SrArIo~GHY
which he viii sell on the most favourable terms
mar 10 A. WORKS