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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09

works nom 81, aud jndieiously executed. For
If tho doctrine of Union were new one now
6rs. 10 be ,nculcnted, our history would furnish
the most decisive arguments in its favor. u IS
no longer the great lesson 10 be learnt but the
fundamental maxim To be confirmed and eve
ry species of influence should be- eseried by all
genuine American patriot 10 make its inpor'
tanoe more highly estimated and more nnqucs'
iipnnhly establish, + rhnps Jon will hud Il
impnssibe 10 avoid disclosing the New Eng.
land man--l have enough OF that ieeling az.
IDENTITY 10 wish that The brightest examples OF n
1ul, liberal aud comprehensive American po'
litcal system may be exhibited by New Eng.
land mep.
regret that could not have the pleasure
ola fnll and ren6den,ial personal iniervie"
with you, before my departure. My hihef
am sure will be happy TO see YOU at Quincy,
and To furnish you any materials IN his pow er.
lie has been tar the last three months publish.
ing papers which think will not be without
THEN use Ia your undertaking.
Adeu, my dear .ir. | write you this letter
on the Grand Bank OF Newfoundland, after
passing the nigh, In catching cod--of whlch,
in the interval of sir hours calm, we have
caught upwards of sixty. In thu association
OF Ideas there is 10 very unnatural transition
from codishing on the Grand Bank 10 the His.
Tory of the United States. No mn will trust
be better able than yourself 10 supply he injvr-
mediate links in this singular concentration.
lie, me only hope !, will appeal TO you ns ma
toral a transition, as hat from any subject
whatsoever to the assurance OF that respect and
attachment with which subscribe mykelf,
Your friend AID humble servant,
JOHN QUi CY ADAMS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09
MORTALITY AMONG PEACHES.

| remember the time, nearly forty years ago.
when could boast nearly as many varieties of
the pouch; even said would faten or fee,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09

200 II AC IA a G. = =

Tondon, Paris, Boston, New YORK ana
Philadelphia Goods for sale,
nv WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
muEDIClNES, drugs paints, OILS. dyesiuiis,
IVA brushes. wines. snu!Is, patent medicines,
snrreon'. instruments, hat,er's materials, dye
ts,ods in sticks and ground. colors, chemicals
,be American medical herbs, water colors IN
bo.es and by dozen or single cake, colours tor
oain,ng on velvet. olothiers brushes aud jacks
eeuter hooks, variety of fascy articles iiom
Paris and Loadon, which the ladies' and gentle
men of Lynchburg aud lis vicinity are vc'y re-
ncclfuly invited to call aud examine tui!ers
na,erinis. Dentists instruments. complete as
sortmen, Of gum elastic instruments, &C. The
subscriber is nolc opening his spring supplies,
consisting in part of the above articles lie We
- ,especifully invites the call of his friends
cns,omers physicians. merchants the citizens
nfIynchburg aud the public in general. lie
/ able to supply orders 10 any uent, anu VIII
sell goods on as good terms rs any house IN FT-
giuia. His articles are al fresh and genuine
Howell DAVIES.
Iol, Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09
Feb. 90.

YHyHE unparalleled reputation ofthis medi.
cine is such. and its pre- eminent virtues
are;so we'll established. aud fully acknowl.
edged by an intelligent public. ,hat itis scarce
~ necessary to say any thing further than that
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07
MARrEgH NEW s.
POR7' OF RICIi.WO.NiD.
ARRIVED.

Brig Enterprise, Layfeld, from Boston, with sun
dries, to Luckc @ Sizer, Otis, Dunlop g. Co Daven-
port, Allen IL Co. Thomas A. Rust, Hubbard s, Gard
ner, w. u J. c. Crane, King & Richardson.
Sehr. Washington, Eldridge, from Norfolk, with
ONIONS, Cheese, &c. to master.
Schr. Gibraltar. James, from Old Point,
Schr' Atlas, Powers, from New York, with sun
dries, TO Davenport, Allen g. Co, jacob Smton Jas.
Wallace, Charles Beck, and Smith & Gordon. /, r
Schr Cicero. -, from Old Point.
Schr. Valiant, Tomn, from Philadelphia, Ballast.
Schr Alligator, Hines, frum Norfolk Ballast.
Steamboat Virginia, Ferguson, from Baltimore
and Norfolk with passengers. Passed, in Hampton
Roads, two ships and one brig: off Newport's Neusc
light hermophrodte brig bound down: off Nazareth
Shoals, do deeply loaded, bound up: off Mulberry
Island large Northern scl,r. bound up: off Decp
Water Shoals, Brigantine, bound dowu off Hog
Island sInp bound up; a!so, schr Charlotte, Ban
cor; OF Fort Powhaian. schr Richard and sloop
Jolly Bet, bound up: off Rn"kA.s Point ship Arnold.
les, boari down; also, schr Orator, bound up.
Iassed, snip VIM Browne, waiting to get the
Bar Below City Point, / brig, and ! ship, bound
down. Off Turkey Island, brig bound down; off
Cur!es Neck, schr. Pelican, hound up; in Pull and
Deda!n brig bound down, uud topsa schr.
boundup.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, from Washin o, on
and Alexandria, via Norfolk with passengers and
freight.
NORFOLK, Nov. 5.--Arrved, schr Aurora.
Hooper, from Baltimore; schr Tennessee, Green,
from Richmond.
At Seawell's Point--brig Mark Amsbury. Boston,
) days to the Capes, bound to Richmond. On
Tuesday last. while lying on the Shoe, in heaying
up the anchor, the windass upset, by which cir
cufnstance, lost anchor and cable.
Aiso-Schrs. Charlotte, Carver, and Eunce &
Wealthy, Pendieton, from Baltimore bound to Rich
mond.
>, In Hampton Roads-Ships Georgia, Smith, for
aavre, and Arab Ball, for Liverpool from up james
River. 'E,
The Brig Horatio, from Richmond, bound to South
America, went to sea this morning. and S,hr. Ar
nada, Larnan, from do. for Boston, last evening.
SAIL. ED,
Schr Dandy, Cole, for Savannah and Florida
Schr. Planter, Balwdn for New York. Flour, SC
Schr. Resolution, Stcelman. for Saurerties coal
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-AIrd schrs Richmond. tia nd
Richmond ds' Naomi, Cfowe, do DO snop Excel Bowen,
Richmond - ''' ''''
Schr. Enterprise, Young from do
SchL Alice ~ Mary Sanders, DAYS from DO
Schr Effort, Pryor, 5 DAYS from do
Sioop Independence, Osborn, from do.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07

" The country reader will find nearly our whole
sheet occupied by the Speech OF Watkins Leigh.
We cannot atter ourselves that the report has dom
justice to tho orator. Perhaps this was iInposs;be
for the spirit and graces of Mr.. Leighs oratory
are not to be tr1nsfiiscd into black and white
We aspire only to represent faithfully, the general
current and tenor of his thoughts The celebrity of
the Speaker will procure the psrusal OF the speech.
That will be admired sple ndd display of reoirs
while we think many of his side Will denrecs,e
tn" necessity of their cause being supported by such
arguments.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07

KAANTED.--'rhe subscriber wishes 10 purchase or
w three thorough bred MARES Of fue size eight,
ten old nj known speed aud bottom The object Of VI
purchaser breed from them; therefore, full description oi
each by Mare whether lost viii be des
rsblc, well ms the lowest Trce that viii he taken cnsh
Any person stock for sale will please address tive
subscriber (pos, psidN Caesown, Jeerscn county Va.
towhich prompt aUcnt'n VII be glvVn. nv
o. =. lrS -CTN :. S'nNirN "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07
DINNER SETS.

TBHliE Subscribers lave received and onened an
4 elegant assortment of Dining Services of var-
Gus qualities sizes and patterns. prices from 20 to
100 Dollars. Some OF the patterns are as follows viz:
splendid stone China india Tcmplo Pat %, vii
gold noun ings and lustred edges
Stone China, same pattern, plain
Views of Asiatic Palaces, light and other Lhley
with white embossed edges
Panoramic views OF English scenery, ancient build
ings, ruins sc. dark blue. white edges
Chinese patterns. size and quality
Pale blue, views OF English cities
few Canton China setts, and one sett S;enIi-C III
IA. Of fancy brown border and purple flower,
white ground and edge
CHARLES HOLT, in. s. co.
oct 26-oc6t etc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

EHOR a Negro Woman Sucky, that bought rcar
4 four years ago, OF Mr.. Richard Gregory, of
Chesterfield County, Virginia: sie about 10 years
OF age, dark skim spare made, thin vsage: she las
husband named Peter Nelson, blacksmith who now
works with Mr. Richard Taylor. of Manchester who
have doubt pc rsIaded her off and has her nov
concealed somewhere. she has daughter belonging
to Mr. George Cox, Of Chesterfield County, aud I
think it probable, she is in that ncighbourhood.
will give the above reward, aud al necessary expcn-
ccs, If delivered to tne, Ill Richmond, Shockoe HILL
This may serve as caution, against any PERSONS Ear
boring, employing, said woman at the peril of the
Law. IRA COWLES.
|
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07

u The 'dion Of Cen Gardens Speech was inaccurate
aud VIC hope shortly to give perfect one Our Object IS
20 n.pIi" tue gi'e sketch OF proceedings aud Of
ne,a'y though not ParLen1vi2 accurate peree
IN wc know Is incompatible with the expedition with ,h,cL
pursue the Debate Speakers allowance for the
haste with which their speeches laid before the
the public ITSELF be satisfied with the assurance tina, n
Reports accurate the outline though the details NAV be
frequently imperfect, and Inaccurate. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07
BOARDING.HOESE.
NorfnM. Lireinin.

.NOrtOtH, DtrgiIliu
AERS. BENZ. W. MOSS (late of Riclrrr,rri
tSA informs her friends and the public generally,
that she has taken the large airy brick tenement TWO
doors west of the Exchange on uan-street, NorfSlk
boarding house and house OF entertainment
where she Is prepared TO accommodate travellers and
others, in the best manuer. So
have to request my friends acquaintance, and
O call. net 1gA-ws, A q, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07

Convention thus loses one OF It's brightest members
Mr.. Moore, of R.'ckbridgc, next occupied the floor
at length; in favor oil white population Afer he had
question. Judge Marshall, Mr.. Giles and Mr..
Johnson or some one of them, expected 70 speak
TO day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07
oct 19--ctf-eodtf

NOTICE. Pursuanes of the fundamental rules ard
regulations ui the Richmond Isncasteran School, notice
IS hereby given, that the Annual Meeting Of the subscribers
thereto directed be held the School house Saturday,
tive 7th day Of November the hour Of eleven O'Clock
nov 2-eo3t J. 8. MYERS. Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07

There no portion Of Europe hot f1gand herself cu,,e.
tent to support such government have
The pncple ol fredn always exisiei among Aver.
people, and they always ready exhibit their rower
aud Independence when the Crown ,xecised t.
Of negative When the revolution there as AN
union of all the American people against tie power Of the
Crown. All combiued and that power crushed Power
intelligent, they had slaves on the CONTRARY ,hy
fed Ensandboih in the Eastern S,a,es
aud ia tins Satcto from oppression and IN search OF
liberty Thus the p<ncipe of freedom existed in the Colonial
Stale and cherished and IN To In.
when our independents established
IL there br portion Of the earhhe not look ,
or 10 ca, and he regarded the Erop.
scarcely more al expeciaionf there region To h
he world can look for the perpeiuaon eminent
here; and he regarded the Citizen. vp MIA as fully
competent Tor the exercise ohat self government which the
population exists in this Whether we shall rid of
that poa'ai'on whether shall sustained aud
among Us az rs AT present question people To dc
clpe or themselves; and which
the Uion l's Interfere IL popua top should
ever pc eanrpaed they m"si be distributed
whole OF tho United States, prevent Of
any ischevous result and every of
aanerr Bu II should be the of tins Stale the
sou'h that the slaves must he held forever passed ~
tins C'nNrno will induce the other State. the Union 10
ppou us that ground He would nut the nou slave
hod ng States against the slave holding States
take place when will The republican experiment, fails as
soon as MARSHALL the slave holding against non slave
holding States The such separation takes place tine
rum oi State will he the fIcnl IT,
internal disrods which II will be the policy Of the N,hep
States To n'se into population, aud Coups Snch
We're The views which he had taken suberi and which
ne had embraced this occasion 10 eSplaiu.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07

Among the passengers in the Stcamboa, poto.
mac, arrived last evening, from Washington were
Hon hl Van buren,, Secretary Of State and son.
and II. e. BARON HuYGENs, Minister Plenipo, cn,a'
ry from the Netherlands to the U. States
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07
FRUIT TREES.

Harico County NiIrserg.
II HAVE for sale, at NV Nursery NOD cnllectI,n
of Grated and Budded Fruit Trees eorsis'ir q a..
Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum. Cherry, Apricot, Nec,a.
rlne, Almond, &c. IF the choicest Ind hsviii,
made u my business TO select tuly those, met hav
been found to succeed best IN THIS climate Catalogues
may be had gratis, at the store OFT " Druw AMI az
the Book Store Of Peter Go'trm, where any urie'rs
that may boIeh, viii be pUrc'ualy eitondea 90.
JOSEPH g lNTt%
40 c. Oct. 20 lss-e-.uSv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07
Richmond Nail Mandatory.

ENOR sale, on very reasonable terms, from 500 10
r. 20Co kegs Of cut nails and brads, ofvario,s sizes
warranted to be made rum STesh E-o9 and not from
Pig or Bloom Iron, Us is customary IN Qln Sortbpin
States:
ALSO,
Spikes from 10 inches. clinch nails OF tliiI1rtn
sizes, suitable for tobacco kegs and hld. nail rolls
horse shoe iron, rolled iron Of different widths -
aud arr prepared to execute with dispatch, any or
ders in tbs line, aud request merchants and others
VIM deal in nails sc. to apply, VI they want full as
sormont. j. HAXAEL & CO.
oct iO.~2awf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07

G3' On yesterday, MIR. ntzhugh, uf Fairfax, ad-
dressed the Convention tor hour and a quarter,
and IN speech Of much practical ability, IN favor Of
the basis of white population Mr.. +. represents the
district composed of Loudoun aud Fairfux-hc first
county decided aud unanmGus IN favor Of white re-
present alton, the last in favor of Convention but
from lite demonstrations inclined TO favor The basis
OF property Combined With representation. Instruc-
tors had either been sent to Mr.. from Fuirfax.
or attempted to be gotten up. against the basis OF
whuc Tepresen' "A ion-but prcferiing to represent
the whole rather than part, Dir II. after Rdvcrtinp
to the circumstance of tho instructions, expressed
himself most unequivocally, III favor OF the basis
winch he believed 10 he of the very essence of Re-
pubcansm--n fundamental principle, which if not OBJ
served, the Republic was ono in name merely
very interesting scene then occurred. a long
pause cnsued after MI FItzhupb had concluded, and
The Chairman Mr.. PowclD was about to put The ,ucs
ton, when Gen. Taylor rose and in very eloquent
cnuslon' explained The situation :. Wnen nc iound
himself placed aud the ",,'So ne lad Determined IN
consequence To- n"'Sue. ills opinions ho said. had
been openly nvowod at the time of the oicction-
VET r. hau received no intmation that they were
In conflict with those Of his District Notvth
standing the apparent acquicsonco or appreciation
of his constituents at the time, he had within n
d0y or two received instructions frsm n portion
OF his District which he was bound To- respect Ia
vote against his known and ayowed opinions lin on
position to the bIsis of white population) TIE % in
structiOns he could not obeythey were in opposition
TO his conference.-the should feel degraded and dis
hOporcd n man aud patriot, 10 pursue the
course they indicated. These circumstances were
recaptulated by Mr.. Taylor manner TO secure 10
him the high adm5 alton OF all who heard him. Res
p1cung the obligation of the representative To reflect
the opinion OF the constituents sacrod-but feeling
the imPossibity of obedience in this instance, Gen
T. announced his determination to vaca @ his seat,
ana 20 give place to other person whose opinions
O""''EHlea lnore ncar!y 20 these % 10 D..rc. The
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07

FHNHERH viii be petition to the next Assem-
Ovens Tavern to Tayorsvile. in Hanover. aud
then on to the Caroline Ile, in stralght d1rcGcn
10 fredericksburg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07
~ tactsOsa &aIra.
ny OTIS, DCNLOP i co.
SHOES.

SHOES.
On MONDAY the 9th inst al half post 10 O'Clock
VIII be sold at store. without reserve, 100 paeka
ges shoes, suited to fall and winter sales.
nov is q. ID. & CO., Aucts.
STOCK OF GROCERIES ar .4UC7YOJv:
-, ne subscribers intending remove to New York,
Gi sell AT there Store, without reserve, their entire
STOCK OF Goods. on TUESDAY the 10th inst AM,
articles:
20 1Ihds st. Croix and Muscovado sugar
100 bags coffee
ppes cognac brandy
do Holland gin
3 hhds ST. Croix rum
do ". o. do
5000 lbs cotton yarn
so boxes chocolate
100 do soap
40 bbls mackarel
hhds molasses
t.crces DO superoE
! eeroon Spanish indigo
20 boxes imperial tea
20 do young hyeon 90
10 do hyson do
10 bags ginger
cases half pint tumbfers
90 casks cheese
Terms at sale. KING g. RICHh :. 0SON
Sale VIII be made by OrIs, DUNLOP g. GO. auci3
now
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07
Trunks, Whips, and Canes.


Have received very handsome assortment q
u Philadelphia made trunks, whips, and canes,
which for quality cannot be surpassed by any in the
market. ID. JACKSON,
Opposite the Merchants Coffee House, Main-stTcct.
Get J---cott
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07
FOR RENT,
40 FURNlSHERS OF TIMBER.

TO FURNISHERS OF TIMBER.
PROPOSALS. will be received by the undersiril-
n cd, al the Farmers Hotcl, in Manchester Until
tic 18th day Of next month, for furnishing on or be-
fore the LIST Of May. 1880, Sils and Rails for the
Chesterfield Railway. The Sills to be of white on k,
2 feet Q inches long, by 10 inches in diameter and
ilaited on side; the Rails of heart pine inches
and Rails, be delivered on the line of the Railway
or It furnished from the tide country on James
River, AZ the coal yards, opposite Rockets.
The proposals will state the number Of Sls and
numbetof feet of Rails, which can be furnished and
the points az which they can be delivered
MONCURE ROBINSON, Engineer.
oct 19--ctf-eodtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07

Trust Sale Of Pa!uable Real Property.
ITO satisfy the provisions of a deed of trust exc
Il cuted tome, by Robert Poor and Ann IT. hrs
wife. bearing date the 26ih day OF July, 1923 to
indemnity the late Willis Cowlng, from loss, dam
age, In consequence OF his undertakings for the said
Robert Poore, as surety shall proceed to sell.
public auction, for cash, at the font door Of the Ia
gle Hotel, in the city of Richmond, on Saturday tho
3lst inst. al O'clock that certain Lot & Tenement
lying and being on I3,, Street, fcnlled in the said
deed, the road leading from e Stress, IN Shockoe-
boarding house, and in which the Post Office rs
kept--it is valuable piece of property situated il,
TIE centre of the city, and yields yearly ot
sou The title Is believed unquesitonable, but shalt
warrant such only as Is vested in n.e by the deed
aforesaid. JOSEPH MAYO, Trustee -"
The above sale is made with my consent.
oct. | 2aw8t-d4t ROBERT POORE.
" The above sale is postponed until Tuesday II G
10Th instant, when It will positively take place the
Eagle Hotel, at II O'Clock on that day.
nov. --3t JOSEPH MAYO, Trustee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07

VIE Subscriber has concluded to remain
~ this City, and has removed hs Stock 10 tb,
store nc formerly occupied, next door above Ball
Central Hotel, and few doors above tho Eagle no
tel, on the opposite side Of tho street whore he st
hopes to merit liberal share of patronage. His
friends and the public have had years proof Of his
ability asa workman, aud he promises still 70 DO his
best to give satisfaction.
lie has on hand full assortment of English and
American S.4DDLERl, some common and soma
of the very best quality and almost every article sui
able for saddle horses. gig carriage or wagon
Al orders from the coui ~ will be promptly sttep-
dcd to- Repairs neatly executed.
sept 2o-eOfs DAVID JACKSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07

MARRIED. A, Mhi Brook, Alb, On u,e l,,u OF De,os,
by the Rev. Francis bowman, Mr. Dawn ~ ~ ~ -,
'essee, to Miss LACY ANN, daughter Of Rchd DUB ''"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07
COMMUNICATED.


|. MISS KELLY This cl,brated actress takcs
her benefit to night, being her last appearances in This
city The play selected is the Jealous Wife in winch
she represents Mrs. Oakley, which is considered
one OF her greatest efforts. We Witnessed the nlav
during Mrs Slomam's engrg' lcnt. The strength
OF the company is included and no comedy has given
more satisfaction, been better acted all the sea SON
The Clio between the play and farce brings forth all
the musical talent of the corps and is equn 10 con-
cert. the performance concludes with the new
piece OF Ladies Mt Home, in which Miss Kelly per.
sonaes several different characters N., understand
many OF the first families viii honour the, Theatre
TO witness for the last time the brilliant talent of Miss
Kelly, who relrcs from the public and the stage az
the close Of this winter. We heartily wish her a
bumper. AN OBSERVER
The Now Yorl; Journal of Commerce SAVE
Letters from Now Orleans, dated Octaber 10th.
say there is not case yellow fever in III CITY,"
The Philadelphia National Gazette states tha, G
D. Wall, Esq has declined the office OF governor of
New Jersey, to which lie had Leca appointed
Commerce Of BOston.-Vhe revenue accrued at
thls port during the last month, was s5OOOoo-
We understand tn" revenue OF Boston this wear fully
aiaint'ins the receipts ot tie last year.
F5NHE Members nj the Phu,niX Fire Conpsny
n No 3, will attend meeting Mt the Engine
House, on Saturday evening next, ut O'Clock
u AS this meeting will be held for the election OF
officers, full attendance of ne members is indSpensa-
bic. " r n.JE% Sol,
nov Cot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07

TENO MERCII a NCS.--Ihe Subscriber has received a
large supply of letter and ooscap Paper, aud Qnls Of
superior and ncTcr qualities Which e j. determined sell at
less price than offered in Richmond before
now r. - SANK Wy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07

ID UNANAE.-Na a. committed the iaiI 0 Jefferson
county, the 18Th day Of May "a negro woman named
SARAH ANN WINTERS. Size is about - Years Of age, Of
dad complexion feet OF uchcs high, has eon on o.e
thumb She says she born between Aide nnd eesbur
and raised by Rebcrca Taylor Of Aexanda The owner OF
said slave is requested prove properly pay charges and fake
her she will he sold for her a fees dccts
ssnt l--w2mc THOMAS 81 lGGS. Jailnr Ief co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07

IL The Managers feel gseat pleasure in announc-
ing, they have engaged thar celebrated Traeedan
MIR. COOPER, for six nights, including his Benefit
- In future doors open at O'clock, Performance
commences at precisely.
nov :
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07

The Philadelphia National Gazette states tina, G
y. Nai' Esq has dec.ined the office Of governor of
New Jersey, to which lie had Leca appointed