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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1829-01-03

Tho following curious complaint We End ~
4 Remington, W. paper. Tue evt! fpus hsvs
assumed a most a~lain,ing appearant o, Il The
sexton could not remedy i without All appli-
cation 10 the public Tor assistance -"'rt,y
p'actice Of suffering dogs TO cate, lbs t6sse VI
morshrp on the Sabbath deserves ita ~scyereit
apprehension. II is equally Annoying and. ds-
respectful fruitful With die: ban,c. aud
constant source of unces,ncss 10 TIE a,deacf.
Last Sabbath the religious cxerrises sir1ths
pl'ce. were disturbed by the ccsit r tie eI<oIn-
ter oftwo tenacious dogs. WHO collJm I be req
ara'cd I'LL they were kicked out II The no, SO.
both maintaining their erpe. We hop3 ik9
shameful circumstance will nsesr seaisaos&t.
= ], is not seldom that a large bull faced No.
til msy be rsen manning ,he fn'p,t sAA.
where he can stifaet the ait,ntonofs vsfy sso
who is not asleep and after d4csrnme wv
master 81 some distance, he decade whhk Z.
leap to tho fl,or, and goes in qlesi Of ihs pe~<
a" A word H. the wise " Sufficient"
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1829-01-03

THE PAcHA OF EGYPT. Mshemet Ali,
the Viceroy Of Egypt, is now abous s;xty-six
years old. lie was born o! Turk ian patents,
at Porto Cavalio, near Salonica. in Macedonia.
Al the time when the French, evacuated Eryit,
Mehemct first came ihither, in tie capacity OF
Colonel Of the Janissalies. Ia The war a5e-
tween the TURKS and Mamcluk.s he displayed
such extraordinary talent and resolution, that
The Turkish army elected him for their Chief.
The Sultan not only confiI red fhc choices Of
the army but also scnt Il Grman appointing
Mehcmet Viceroy Of Egyp. and Arabia. and a
more faithful tributary no Monarch ever had.
Under his guidance. Eayp, has rapidly dyan-
ced in improvement ard prosperity The com
mlnication with Inda b. the way OF Egypt.
has hecn erencd "a Conal has been CIT from
the Nile TO Al Xin1ria, and Two Passages ha,u
also been made through the rocks Of the first
aud second cataract ofthe Nile. lie hescyets-
cd vast establishments for making salt-fsfse.
guDpowder, cannon and small arms, silk, cc:-
ton and sugar, all Of which ore under the SUI
perin,cndcrcc Of Europeans. lie las esiab-
lishcd a Library OF ,he best European books
on geography. tic nrl military, As. .0popy
medicine, history, bellies loi,rcs and the tipr
arts. He has established a School in thc Pal
ace Of Isma.i pacha, for tie gsa;uii,,Fs issss-.-
ton Of tire Algssuinl,n yOu..,, Ia Tn. itsftsn
language and tho modern sciences. Hcfa St-
so Is a Press for printing hooks in u G Tuikisl'.
Arabic aud Persia iongu1 ges, aud a weekly
newspaper in I!n'iAn and Arabic. - zctA
aieicmct Ali has two SOLE living aIbraliu,
Jagged abou! t~hir'y-six } tho co:inrr"r Of iho
Nahabis in Arabia, AID tic LATE comm.anuet
in lie Morea, and ismas', tie ac,nencfor "
L hiopia. yss. gSFr,s
Oar authority Coz zig ~fafasqinc statement il
car late coun,rynicn, Ccurre Il. Eigl,sh. wl.o
served IN the army d isoiarl, as u General cf
ARTILLERY, in the cSpedn,on 10 Ethiopia. 'oi
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1829-01-03

A new weekly paper. called 'NTts hivAS
man." has been rsccsilys ss,stjishsd ~
Chaileslon, ( o.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1829-01-03

Oar authority Coz zig fisasainc statement il
CIR late coun,rynicn. Gorge u. E:gl.sh. WHO
served IN the army Of Iso,arl, as u General cf
ARTILLERY, in the expedition TO Ethiopia 'oi
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1829-01-03

Dean sIR: In my lcttor Of September 1871, I
stated, briefly. tho grounds on which rested my
opinion. that a power TO impose duties and %resiric-
iions on imports, with a view 10 encourage domestic
productions, was constitut,onslly lodged in Con-
grocss. In tho. observations then mldc was involv-
oil the opinion, also, ihst the power was properly
there lodged. As this las, opinion necessarily i'm
plies that there are cases in which the power may
be usofnlly cxccised by Congress, tho only body
within our ~posiical system capable OF exercising u
with effect, You may think il incumbent on me- to
point nut cases of that description.
will premise that I csscuf In tho opinion, 'ha',
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1829-01-03
MIR. BROUGIIAM.

JOSEPH T.. CADELL, Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19
Convention Eiectio,

Rail Roods.-A committee Of the Legislature
oil Massachusetts, reported bill to authorize the
construction OF Rail Road from Boston 10 the
western line Of the State, and another from Boston
to Providence or 10 the navigable waters Of Taun.
ION river The bill authorised a capital stock Of
dollars for the irst and of 3s0, 600 dol
ls .or the second OF these enterprises 10 shares
of 100 dollars, the Common w ealth 10 s.bscr;h. far
one third part of each stock. under the PROVISIONS
oil the BILL the remaining two thirds to be taken hy
individuals and corporatiors.-Th Report was
not acted upon, during the late session, for the
sion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19

lie duty and the public interest demanded. ana
VIII justify, the acts Of the Executive Maeissrste.
know too the shameless attempts Of many men
N Office to conceal the expenditures OF he Isst
Administration, and while that Adninstrafion
was IN oen'g; and that some OF the de,ectious of
ABUSE were accidentally made. and against the
active resistance of clerks and chiefs Of Burosus.
-Keiy on II, that General Jackson's conduct wifi
gratitude" f'"S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19

4 TAKE pleasure in informing my clients in the
Court Of Appeals and Court Of Chancery, that
my friend John Robertson, esq. has consented to
attend to my causes in those courts. To those Of
them who may not be acquainted with Mr.. Ro-
bertson beg leave to say that bis talents, profess
sional skill, and attention TO whatever he under
takes, cannot fail TO render the change advantage
Gus for them. With view 10 save him trouble,
far possible, all papers not filed in the suits,
will be left with my brother David May Of Peters.
burg, who will give any Information in his power
respecting them.
JOHN T. MAY.
f''nr ~ I2-.3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19

Major Wilson, Engineer of the Pennsylvania
Rail Road, and Colonel Dewitt Clinton, Engineer
Of the Julata Canal, have resigned their Offices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19

REMOVALS. Extract Of letter from q Viygi
man 1oho has recently visited ItIasfin gton
dated June 80 Communicated
=" i know something of most Of the Removals
that have been made at Washington, and I ann
thoroughly psrsusded. that in every instance pnb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19

HARVARD Yesterday, at an
adjourned meeting Of the Board of Overseers, of
Harvard University, in the Senate Chamber the
nominations Of Judge Story Dane Professor of
Law. of John II. Ashnan, Esq Royal Profess
sor OF Law, and OF Rev. Henry Ware, ir. as Pro-
lessor and Superintendent in the Theological
School, were confirmed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19

CREEK lSDIANs.-The steamboat Virginia,
arrived at Columbus on the 18th uit. from Mobile,
with cargo OF groceries, SC. The Columbus
Enquirer gives the following information:
80 We have been told that the owner of the Vir-
ginia is about contracting with the Agent, Col.
Croweil, 10 transport nearly thousand of the
emgrating Creeks 10 the Arkansas. He is willing
to land them at Little Rock for 81 per head, fur
nishing the necessary provisions himself, OF for
So il the Agent find the supplies
(.lfiHedgeuiUe Journal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-19

Extract OF a letter from Major Taiaferro, United
States Indian Agent, at st. Peters, TO a gentle.
man in ST. Louis, dated March TO- 1929.
"We have nothing new here. The Informal
lion, however, may not prove uninterestng 10
you, that, from the ID OF February to the 18th of
this month, the thermometer ranged between Is
and 81 degrees below zero. Thirty lodges Of the
Yanctons and Wappetons and others of the Sioux,
after eating their last horse and their last buffalo
robe, died from starvation and cold"
"a lodge contains from FIVE to six souls; conse-
quently, upwards Of 100 Of these Indians must
have persisted in this miserable manner.]
81. Louis Beacon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31

TIE unparalleled reputation of this medicine is
such, and It's pre-emnent Virtues are so well es-
tapHshad and so fully acknowledged by intelligent
pubic That is scarcely necessary say any thing
further than thnt 1t is a SOVEREIGN REMEDY
IN Diseases of the Liver: Debility resulting from intem-
perance and dissipation: Old and nveterate Ulcers:
rams In the Bones attended with swCllinrs of the
lolnts lndlgestion Bloches the Face Pimpes 6, C
Sypmls: Cutaneous diseases generally and letter in
particular; MercuFial and Scrofnlous complaints
ne certificates OF wonderful cures performed by
the Catholcon have become so numerous ne To prc-
Guide their insertion in any newspaper and has made
i necessary for the proprietor to print them in n
pamphlet OF about 90 pages. This will be forward
cd as soon as possible 10 the several Agents for ma
'ouS distribution and must, on perusal, strengthen
me good opinion now entertained by the friends of
this medicine and dsarm il is hoped, the proiud
ces OF those who view with dstrst any medicine NOT
known IN what Is called regular practice" Fact +,
are stubborn things, and cannot be gansaid
1T the earnest solicitation OF members Of the mod
ica FACULTY, and others who have witnessed the aston
shng cures effected by the use of the Vegetable
Cathohcon, and who anxious that lis benefits n
ahind may he more widely difIIsed, the proprietor
mas consented to reduce the retail price to TWO
DO!-LARS per bottle; ard this will he dorc with
OUT IN any way decrgratng the quality of the med
cihe' or Teduci'g the SIZE Q( the bottle as has been
materially done III the Of Swam's Panacea
EIlrncs 81 letters renhy reared troa physicians and from
nge'fJor TIE sale Of Pors Coicon mast Of ,olo1, are
q" retail more than bottles Of your Cathocon
M one bottle of SWANS Panacea and feel great Measure in
thoiIcon tried, it has produced dec,ded bcpeft"
Gould you afford reduce the price your Cathocon IN
"9 dollars SHOULD more ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS my PATIENTS
ana s would also be done by number of other physicians in
This town and vicinity who have the best eTccts
amer m Inc 9hT Ianaceas and the Compound Syrup Sar
An eminent physician says have known several cures
oned 10y the use ot your Catholcon, which had previously
resisted the ordinary prescriptions of the faculty. and have
never known it To pro luce injurious eTecis'" -
4"e above invaluable medicine may be constantly had of
J. II. BLAMIRE,
jan ~ Opposite The Eagle Hotel Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31
MISS MACKENZIE'S
SEMINARY

EIl be rc-opcned the Ist October, for the
w reception of boarders and day pupils. She
returns her grateful thanks the public for the pre-
fcrcuee given to her establishment. and rests her
hopes of Its continued prosperity ON the improve
cynced by her pupils.
Il Is Miss Mackenzie's ambition ths, Richmond to
WHOSE inhabitants she owes much, NAV IN the means
ot edneatiOn. equal any city in the United Suites.
20 attain this end. she has cheerfuily contributed.
and will continue 10 do so, by securing the aid of
the most efficient masters all the ADVANTAGES that can
be derived from free access to well chosen libra
rs. and the use of All extensive chemical and ph,jo
soplnc1l apparatus, with whatever else she car, rro
cnre, 20 facilitate the Improvement of the RISING
generation and render literature aud science attrnc
tive With view 10 further this object, Miss
N ickcnzie is now at New York.
altr, 2C- C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31
TO Printers and Publishers

'E'HE subscriber having added manufacture Of mo.
veable Type TO his Stereotype establishment, res.
peouy soIicits share of the patronage Of the Printers
OF fennsylvan mia and the adjacent States
Having PRACTICAL knowledge OF printing and also Ina
wing been longer practically engaged the business Of
seteotypng than any other the United States
ne hopes To be able, om such expe ence to give sas
aeiio" to those who may favor him with their orders
from an intimate acquaintance for n number of wears
(nea'Iy cshD with the business of type founding ne
hopes TO be able to produce type equal 10 any offered to
the Printers Of the u States.
Ills prices, though low, will OF be the same as
o'h"Ts ~ the same business Nor will he ttempt 70 v;o
de uu or insult common sense, by pretending 10 any
increased facilities in the Manufacture" tor her.
no other Facilities at present in this city than there
~ years ago, when type from 40 to 90 per cent
ngher IMAM az pTeseui have the "macriais used in
MAKING printing types been greatly reduced," as TO
oea' any proportion to the reduction i'm the price, of
type But the reduction has been "induced" bv eoDne
ht0n aud an eIbeaTng disposition some Of those
founders who have grown rich the heretofore enormo
profits on type.
All sizes Of type, plain md orna nen,a for book and
job printing, from Il lines Plea Nonpare Constantly
on hanh IN such quantity supply any order al short
notice In tire choice u Book-etteT, pains hav, ne, ~
shken to select such faces generally approved 10,
tymmetry, neatness aud durability.
Tie also keeps complete Printers Warehouse (,bc
Only one in this ey) and furnish complete Printing
office at very short notice.
The following are his PRICES AT credi, Of 6 months
Tor approved notes aocrptance-or discount of FIVE
be uT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31
LEWIS WEBB s. co.

OFFER FOR SALE,
so Bbls and 100 bugs coffee, Laguira st. Domingo
10 hhds molasses
20 hhds and 10 bbls st Croix and New Orleans SUI
gars
bids II boxes and SO bbls loaf and lump sugar
GO hhds and 100 bbls rye whiskey
10 bbls Caruthcrs rectifed do
soo 6ols Isle of Wight and Northern apple brandy
do peach brandy
ihds and so bbls pure n. T. ruin
do Antigua do
> do Jamaicn th
pipes French brandy
do Holland gin
e.: e. 4 S::; WINES
London porter, cider
leo bills vinegar
$50 sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown do
! 80 tons Sweden. English and American bar iron
do castings
German, crawcy, bls;cred and cast steel
Cut an dwrought nails
$50 Spanish hides
$50 sides soal leather
60 sides upper leather
! Barrels tanners OIL
500 bbls n. Carolina cut hcrtngs
! so do mackcrcl
! 10 do prime PORK
10000 lbs bacon
| 10 casks prime cheese
Irish potatoes, tar, cOpp craS alum
! birthstone, indigo, pepper, pimerto
Race aud ground ginger, almonds
! Raisins, nutmegs cassa, dcmohns
Quart bottles, tumblcrs, dccantcrs wines, &c
Stone ware, window glass
! Letter, writing and wrapping paper
J Sperm and tallow candles
Brown and shaving soap, beeswav
Imperial gunp"wdcr and pouchong teas
! Dupont's and Rogers gunpowder
Shot, bar lead
Clover, orchard grass and herds grass seed
: w Mttcmores cotton and wool cards;
ALSO,
Cotton buggng, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various ether kinds Of cor
dugc
Seine and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
Osnaburgs, hcssions, cotton yam
! Domestic broad cloths. &c. &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31

ylkGlNI t:At superior che merry held A. Inc
capitol IN the city OF Richmond Ihl!,csv july 2d
1923 Robert g. Scott aud otcr pits Against Nathaniel Har
,son, e@oE CT Edmund Harrison, dcc' AID u.I-, .;s
For reasons appearing the court much of tic o-cr
made in this the 9Th OF February 1925 ne direct, The
defendant Nathaniel Harrison render asccOun, Of all Mn.
real aud personal of his remaining unsolI is set
aside and the the motion plaintiffs and with ,
assent of tho sad defendant doth order that the ssd
render account Of the legal and equitable assss OF his a
tors estate, and Of the liens thereon. showing their priote
before the commissioner who shall much OF the
order as is aside: And same commission
after having advertised fr eight weeks some ncs,,a prr mi,
shed tic city of Richmond, all creditors Of the s
estate to produce and prove their claims also state 4,
account Of tie debts due from the said estate ami report In,
same 10 ihe court with specially stated decer
PERTINENT by himself which may required by the parties "a
De so stated. 4 COPY. Ies;e
WN. G. PENDLETCN. e. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31

y rules held the clerks Office Of the court of Tho n
States for the fifth circuit and stern district nj Ngi
MIA in the month Of July, 1920 VIM Keith pit ognjn,
william Mayo sheriff of the county Of Hrfico, William
GaTnett ex'or &c of Richard Brooke de- cd who
eeUtoT Of WIN Brooke, decd, which Richard and IVil;,,
Brooke were devisecs aud lcgatGes of George Rock
deed, Alexander Tunstal he ir of rre
stall, the same Alexander Tunstal brother and bc, -,
George TunsiaH, I'm Garneit and Ann NJ hi, ,iCc ToL
Vs. Hill, Thomas Coleman and frances C. HE vito Ei,a
beth Ludlow, Baylor Hill sdnor II Bsylot hin and t
Mary Hi decd. Joht Brooke, George B,ooke Uoho,,
Campbell, IT,, Robert Campbell heir and ,d,'o ~ CI,
Campbell decd, Thomas Pitts sheriff Of The count, ~ t.
sex. ChHsiopher johnson sheriff of the rou,iv ~ r.
VHlan 10 whom the estate NJ Dr. Robert e a,,,,t -
oem"ed Tor admnistratiOn, I'm Robinson slc,;a 81 az,
county o hihg a. Queen, 10 whom the estate NJ C,coa
BROOKE was committed for administra ton and 10 r. ~
ns''' "dmof Of Robert Brooke, dec d. dfts-IN CuAv,p
ny. '' ." NhAH'b-
me defendants John Brooke md George NJ B,ooks
not having entered their appearance in this cause and tho
uoe"ua"t ROBERT Campbell jr. not having entered his
sP."''n'e v" the amended bills therein aud they moi
naVg gwen security according rule Of the court and
"PPeaIhg That they inhabitants Of the state of
s'n"' on motion Of the plaintiff, by his counsel IL s
V,'o"' mat the said defendants do appear before the
@ ,ouT a,ihe city Of Richmond, the 6rs day NJ the
e tff" and hle their answers and that copy Of this
rue ne forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed
W INC cry Of Richmond for months successfully and
pocd ~ the fogt door of the capitol the said civ
% coy. TeSie, I'D. jEFfRfEs. CLU
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31

COTTON YARN!! COTTON WARMTH |
n order to the eXgency Uf the present times
u and competition fair ground-Also, to enable
Country Merchants aud others, to purchase COT
TON YARNS, cheap in Virginia as other pats
of the Union--I have concluded To sell my Cotton
Yarns bv the quantity of $50 pounds and upwards,
in assortmcns of equal quantities from No. To 10
at p cents per pound, with advance OF three cents
per No. up TO No. 90. 1t is not necessary tn say
any thing about the quality of these Yarns, as they
arc so generally well known, and allowed by ali who
have used them TO be superior 10 any an The Union,
Orders left or forwarded to Mr. VIM. Clark, jr Pc
tcrsburg, to Mr.. William Wallace, Mr.. John Wyse.
and Mr. Wm J. Clarke, Richmond, or To myself at
the Factory, VII be promptly attended to.
am also prepared to furnish Cotton Yarns dyed
Of any colour suitable for stripping checks or ginghams
lat prices 20 suit the times. Good white seed cotton
VIII be taken in exchange for cotton yarns or gnned
Tor the customary toll, or will be purchased at the
Factory and the highest price given. I have Wool
Cardng Machine IN operation at the Factory, with
new set OF cards all complete, which warrant To
card wool rolls in manner superior to what any
other ever did, or does, IN this section of country.
Price tor cardag, 10 cents pound, or ID 10 cents
IT find the grease. The arrangement is SO made
with this machine, that wool be carded as well
;, III winter as i'll summer.
JOSEPH HAYWOOD,
PorphGtan Cotton Fhcio,-y.
Address, Joseph iIeyWood, Sujle:s Tavern, Pow
lia,an. aug Is-wiw c
/ COTTON OZ.N.3BURGS IND I.4R.WS.
/ TS'IE subscribers, as Agents for the PETERSBURG
Manufacturing Company, have in store supply
Of heavy Cotton OZuaburgs, intended particularly for
negro slIirtugS; and Cotton Yarns OF all humble *
from 5 20 20, which they offer by wholesale a. the
Factory prices, viz:
For all numbers from 10 10,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31
TO the Printers Of tie United STATES,

10 the Printers Of tie United States.
az late the prices Of all the materials used in ma
- Phnng Types have Oeen greatly reduced, and the
acny oi manufacturing greatly increased. The sub.
scroe therefore mas been Induced make proportions
BILE reduction 10 the prices, which, from tire Isl Of April
have beeO as stated ~ the annexed list.
The character Of the Type made at this Foundry Z,
well known TO the TRADE who assured Tin rega d
10 the quality OF metal finish, ind durability no deytatin
has been made.
lie has on hand complete assortment and can supplv
any quantity on short notices he will he happy 20 re-
we the oders Of his customers, whirh will have inme
diaic attention.
Merchants who have orders from abroad, have Off
es complete VIII Presses, and every thing necessary for
Printing Establishment, put W in tie in's perfect
Publishers are requested to give this advertisement
place ~ their papers few tnce, receive payment 20
~ type, or ~ settlement NJ their accounts
RICHARD DONALDSON, Phiiadelphia.
M. L
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31
BRANCH a. SAUNDERS
ACADEMY,

.NtnrIy opposite he Scdn Tavern,
WILL be re-opened on LIST October next. TIE
w Studies ot lis institution will embrace as here.
cvr-sc.
The French, Spanish and Italian Languages will
be taught by Mr.. Colouna D'Ornauo, Who is well
hu"n II" this city as teacher of foreign languages
rorms, $50 per annum.
For the French, Spanish Italian Language
there will be extra charge
Richmond, Aug. 23-Iawtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31

EI'V PTINts Iancy hcc
duccd III greater proportion.
OId type received in exchange, at cents per H.
Book OF Specimens will shortly he published.
STEREOTYPING will he done at the lowest PRICES i,
the best manner, as heretofore.
Puelishers of Newspapers the States Of New Jer-
sey, Pennsyvana, Delaware, Ma ryland Virginia North
and South Carolina and Georgia who give the above
conspicuous inserons shall be entitled to 81 so payab,
~ type, or ~ settlement Of account. J. HOWE,
July 81 81 Corner of Crown and CallowhiII streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31

MRS. HIGGlNBOrHAM bcgs leave to
inforni her friends and the public, that she has
taken the handsome establishment belonging to Mr.
Monccre, recently occupied by Mrs. Hcth, and ad
joining Tho house reccutly occupied by Mis- Page, as
bcarliDs house.
The house affords coinfor, able accommodations for
ladies and ,onllru'en Members of the Convention
aud Of the Legislature will find the situation a-cea
bio, aud convenient TO the Capitol. Also 10 lies
visiting Richmond. aug e3-w3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31
For all Numbers from ) 10 10.
WORTHAN 81 McGRUDEP.

aug l8-w5tc WoRTHAN 81 McGRUDER.
THE Subscriber inducedby the seventies
- of the times, to reduce the charges of EX-
TRACING TEETH. will in future extract tho
teeth of Whites for so cents, IF Blacks for - cents:
nc rltronaee--to merit which, no puHctuaty or as
siduty shall bc wanting.
July 3o-2awln THOS CREAYEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-31

Co,mrsIoYTs's OSyIcf, Ricf7,o1f, .7Vr 26u 1923
The parties interested notified that have appointed the
2h day of October and this Office amt place for
commencing the directed f1I,goins order OF
CONT and Tire creditors o the Edmund Harrison decd
and prove their claims.
aug 23-w3tc HILARY BAKER Conf