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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-29
COLUMBUS ON FIRST BEHoLDLNG AMERICA

God of my sires! DER oceans hrim
Yon beauteous land appears at last;
Raise, comrades! raise your holiest hymn,
For now ou: tolls are past.
See DER the bosom of the deep
She gally lifts her summer charms,
As if at last she long'd to leap
From dark oblivion's arms.
What forms, what lovely scenes may lie
Secluded in thy fow'ry breast;
Pure is thy sea, and calm thy sky
Thou Garden of the West!
Around each solitary hill
A rich magni6cence is hurl'd,
Thy youthful face seems wearing still
The first fresh fragrance of the world.
We come with hope, our beacon bright.
Like Noah, drifting DER the wave,
To claim a word-the oceans might
Has shrouded like the grave,
And oh! the dwellers of the Ark
Meier pinned with fonder hearts to see
The bird OF hope regain their bark,
Than have long'd for thee.
kround me was the boundless food.
DER which no nlortd ever pass'd;
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-29
From the Na-onic Mirror.
MY WIFE.


When am overwhelmed with cares,
Or sunk in grief and drowned in tears;
There's one who all my SORROWS shares,
And weeps with me-MY WIFE.
When I'm forsaken by my friends,
On whom my usefulness depends;
There's one whose friendship never ends,
While life remains-MY WIFE.
Though SANDER with her poison'd dart,
Should pierce and wound me to the heart,
There's one stands ready TO impart
The healing balm-MY WIFE.
When sickness racks my limbs with pain,
Or wild deriums seize my brain,
There's one to soothe, when complain,
With sympathy-MY WIFE.
Should passions, like tempest rage,
Or fiery zeal my soul engage;
Her voice will quick the storm assuage,
The voice of Peace-MY WIFE.
When this frail mortal body lies
Upon my last sick bed and dies;
May she be there, TO close my eyes,
May Heaven reward-MY WIFE.
Oedham, August IL, 1929.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-29

Above me was solitude,
As measureless and vast;
Yet in the air and on the sea,
The voice of the Eternal One
Breaihed forth the song of hope to me,
And babe me journey on.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-29

"THE LAND OF OUR FATHERS"

Around this amiable idea, how many sweet and In
terestng emotions crowded To an American boz
som there is no expression more endearing To TIC
intellect of an American citizen, there can be no SEN
timen full and comprehensive.
The land Of our fatherS,"-it is consecrated by
the blood of those to whom owe existence,
and mmortalized by their acts Here in defence of
the fixed and mmutable rights of man, they first
spread their colors TO the breeze of heaven; and
taught us to believe that the battles OF Marathon and
Mycale-of Salamis and Platea, as recorded in the
histories of other days. not colored repre-
sensations of the unyicding courage of the hun"n
heart, when indicating its claims to the blessings Of
Liberty.
The land Of orr fathera.'-it comprehencs those
interesting scenes where native dignity made eff
tectua resistance to the tyranny which the arrogant
are ever disposed to use and justified the words OF
the poet
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-29

See
ID handed ntell gent Deaf and Dumb youth (Wl
arlngton) no, being asked II poetry not loo d
III fo the Deaf and Dumb replied upon his slate as folio
think the minds OF those no cannot hear may perez
e beauties of poetry; your lines, though have only n
EN- hastily, observe intended 10 describe the h
of the Deaf and Dumb in the future state, when al
is life they shall be received into heaven with great Joy
,ss and open ears"
The Deaf shall hear and the Dumb shall speak,
In brighter days 10 come,
When they pass through the troubled of life,
To higher and a happier home.
They shall hear the trumpet's fearful blast,
When il breaks the sleep of the tomb;
They shall hear the righteous Judge declare
To the faithful, their blessed doom.
And the conqueror's shout, and the ransomed's song
On their raptured ears shall fall
And the tongue of the dumb in the chorus of praise,
Shall be higher and louder than all.
o, Thou, whose still voice need no ear,
To the heart its message TO bear,
Who canst hear the muttered reply of the heart,
As it gows in the fervor of prayer
Look, in Thy purity and power, on these
Who only Thee hear,
And bend TO the caii of their speaking hearts.
Thine ever listening ear!
-~sGs--
From the Boston Mercury.
DUETT.
rINKLEroN.
Immortal Dolly Doubleysu,
You lovely little Bubble, you,
l want to know if you show
man that dares to trouble YOU.
DOLLY.
Sweet charming Signor Tinkleton
Your blooming cheek is wrinkled none,
Of men that be to trouble me,
do not know single one!
TINKLEToN.
Come, love- shall be wandering'
The flowers their sweets are squandering
The idle gales adown the Wales,
Are lingering and bordering.
DOLLY.
o, what charming man you be,
How fancful, van, you be,
So very sweet, very neat,
And kind, and brave, how can you bet
TINKLEToN.
How best your praises render me,
You must the witch of Endor be,
To strike my hearts sncerest part.
swear love you tenderly
You know papa he scolded me,
The day you first beholded me.
Because you stood you know you would
And in your arms embodied mel (Languishes,)
TINKLEToN.
swear by all above you know,
That sincerely love you, though,
You call'd me then, the best of men,
And call'd you " my doue,' you know.
DOLLY.
My name is Dolly-take me now,
Your own forever make me, now,
And let hee-for daddy he
If he should come, would shake me now
TINKLEToN.
But Dolly, o. my honey, though
Just fetch bag of money, though,
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-29

the gin of POETRY haow every place moves "a
oiur perfumes
SIZED tint magical than the blush morning.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-29
The arms are fair
When the intent of bearing them is just

The land Of our .fathers,'- has been bathed in
the blood of patriots, shed in just and holy cause
who stood between invasive enemies, and their own
temples and home.
The land Of our .fathers,"-it has been, and
continues to be, asylum and home for the exed
and the oppressed of other chimes it affords shell
ser to the prosecuted, and hospitality to the friend
less.
/" The land of our fathers ,"-in it are the cemete
ries which contain the ashes of those who gave us
being; and the cenotaPhs of the immortal patriots
who fought for our en- ncpation.
Lehigh Republican.
Rules for the Behariour Of Young Peoplein Company
Always wipe your mouth with the table cloth for
that must be soed at all events, and will save your
hosts napkins, or your own pocketlandkerchief.
Always observe the Abyssinian custom,-never to
speak nor drink, unless your mouth be quite full.
Champ whatever you eat making as much noise as
possible, which will show that you relish and are
pleased with what you are eating
Should any thing at dinner stick in your teeth DO
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-08-29

Avoid him who from curiosity, asks three questions
running about thing that cannot interest hrn-Lauaer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

TIE unparalleled reputation of this medicine is
such, and Its pre-emlnent virtues are SO well es-
taGliShad and fully acknowledgedb by an intelligent
PUBIC mat 1t s scarcely necessary say any thing
further u.an that it is a SOVEREIGN REMEDY
IN Diseases of the Liver Debility resulting from intern
berance and dssi patton Old and inveterate Ulcers:
Pans In the Bones, attended with swellngs of the
JOINTS Indigestion: Botches the Face Pmples & e
syphilis; Cutaneous diseases generally and letter in
particular; Mcrcurial and Scrofuous complaints
The certificates of wonderful cures performed by
inc ath.dcon Lave become nulnelous It's L. pre-
cIudc their insert ION in news paDor and has made
II necessary for the proprietor to nrnt them in
pamphlet OF about 100 pages. This will be for .yard-
ed as soon possible To the several Agents for era
tultos distribution, and must, perusa strengthen
the good opinion now entertained by the friends of
tiis nctlcinc, and disarIn Us is hoped the Drciud
ces oi those who New with dtrr: any me ticine moi
known IN what is called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be gainsaid.
AZ the earnest solicitation of members of Tho mod
zeal iacuy and others who have witnessed the aston
lslnng cures effected by the use of the Vegetable
C"iholicon, and who anxious that its benefits 70
mankind flay be Iore wI,iey dlised, the proprietor
, mas consented TO reduce the retail nrice tn TWO
! DOLLARS per bottle; and this viii be done with
"u IN any way deterlOrating the quality OF the med
lcne, reducing tie size ot ne bottle as has been
materially done in the case of SWANS Panacca.
f1t"cf' q letters recently recaro troe, Iys.eia from
also agents for S'eaas Pgnaroa
81 retail more than do:n bottles of your Catocon where
sea- 0e bottle oil swans Panacea; and feet great PLEASING ~
Informing that IN every which have seen the "a
hoicon tried, il has produced decided Jeneft'
'ouid YOU ioTi to reduce the pc. Your Catholicism Ia
Two dollars, should more frequently, pscrheit my patients
and this would also he done by number of PHYSICIANS m
is town and vicinity who have used the best effects
alter all the other Panaceas and the Compound Syrup of Sr
| saparIlla had failed"
An eminent physician says, 81 have known eyega cures per
toned by the use OF your Cahocon which had previously
resisted the ordinary prescriptions of the faculty. aud have
never Aiswn IL 10 pro luce lilriOaS e8ectsn'
The above invaluable medicine may constantly had of
j. Ill. DLAHIRE.
ym ~ Omostc Tie Fade foiel Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
POON.IU P.4LVTYNG.

'kNHE Subscriber would inform the ladies of Rich
- mond, that he intends stopping in the city for a
short time. and offers his services rs teacher of oonab
Tor Theorcm) Painting The high state Of perfection
to which the art has lately been carried The ease and
facility with which it is acquired, compared with the
usual Inudc) renders it desirable object for every
lady who wishes TO have knowledge of this orna-
mental part Of education.
Only thirty six hours are necessary 10 acquire n
knowledge OF Inc art. He has taken room at Miss
Turner's boarding house, Main-strco.. where spoci-
mons may be srcn, aud terms made known. Married
ladies or others, have private lessons at their
dwellings if they choose
NJ w. HOPKINS.
Reference to Rev. VIM. ]. Armstrong, Rev Ste.
phcn Taylor aud Rev. A. Converse.
dec H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

~ vi. CONAN has received, and now oaers a well
selected and genea of and
goa and SILVER paen lever and eight day and
mantle Clocks and ThucPicces; diamond, pearl paste let
aiih fancy Jewe'ryi silver, plated. and britannia Ware
eeIloin Calendar aud other Pencils fountain, and
s,ee fens gold SILVER and shell Specaces Tnbles Tooth
rcA azors, Scissors, FeIAnyes Thermometers percus-
ION ana TINT POCKET :toi, percussion Caps, Spy Glasses
surveyors and pocket Compa>ses Plating instruments mi
mature frames and DO ket books card cnses
aud purse clasps pocket and shell combs gold, jet steel ana
sik ciins seals and keys key rings military goods watch.
makers tools and materials with great variety of other
ce al OF which Ia enabled sell below orner prices
carefully Telaiie, and adjusted
Orders tor any article in his line Punctuay attended to-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

AHN OHD StfIDJL,-IHs Sr.pol v,u seru.na,c
tive 2th of Dec" ul,sr, aud
year tine iShoi January The cOu. of distraction Will ,ucuc
Reading, ';mnnnSnp, Arithmetic, 'rc'c Mathematics tc
uon and ia. English aa6 Latin Language &c terms 6f
board tuition, washing aud hdsug, -" he slhol.; yea,
o ten moolls, VIII .c n1 !ino II te furnish .l-
my All students viii he charged from their ccnprr -enr 10
tr 10TH o Dccc rncr a. which ',nr IN, scholastic viii
'nd hNe emf oyed Latin ,cr. AMI NV paiYJna g
Should Justify IT, s euieayour utani thc aid OF my ps,-
cent coait Captain NllRr Par Letters a,itr se,i "a
e near >ocviic Faulier county, win reeve prompt atc
L. 'TNTkl"i'i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
Richmond Dycing Establishment.
On Cary STREET. rear IF me T'jrgiaia and Farmer
Banks.

On Curry STREET. rear IF me Tirgiaia and F,,,aers
Bdn6S.
OSEPH WILLIAMS il grateful 10 the ladies'
~ and gentlemen OF Virginia, for past ia,our> and
hopes a continuance OF the same: and would thank
the ladies' sending their silk dresses have them ia
ken to pieces which will enable him to warrant then,
To he dyed and finished as well as a. any establish
ment m the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
cessary, he has suitable machines 10 finish them il
sent to HIM ~ the situation above mentioned
Gentlemen likewise informed that he scours
and rcncws III colour coats pa alcons, md vests to-
geter with all kinds OF apparel and rcqucstod repairs
them in the nCOiCst manner As usual I'll kinds Of
piece goods dyed and hot cold prcssrd furniture
stu1s ceanscd and rc-dycd in the ncatcs manner.
~ Il. Tickets viii be issued OH leaving the goods
with HIM and requests they will b. presented OH ap-
p!ication for the same.
I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

4 AND fORsSAIE.-1he subscriber offers for sale +,
- small Ln IN lte couutv oil Gloucester, lying on orb a, H.
u" hhcs DcII" Gloucester Town. Containing thee hunlnd
sn hrtV ave acres, independent .lau1 i'm the river
Ims p - "peh Tor fine fish an oysters, AMI has nn il
tnS oil good water The Improvements consist of dwelling
"IS, 4 e. siteo small family For ienus (which I e
accommodating apply ~ sir chafd Ilor,m Clnice.,t
" " ''e ,''.e'-i-ien IN lian"'rr lh iUE DAVIS.
a ! quarterly held hr tmnrr,n,, comm, 49,, i,,h
day OF October ldl8: juin r. " ia.s yt lciitSi VA
nSi =" rice I"o T. free, Ni- u. lIcr, Anna rice
dfiF--iN ca 80
The definI,nt Waner " 'ce no, hay N, entered ,s a.,
nracc aud gwen security according ~ tie act of assembly
;ml the r'hs oil thi, and 4 appearing y sGu,y
evidence tia lac not !ahta country. or,esei
Nat ie sid defendant do appear here ri NIona,
~ 'anun me- nnd ans'. the plaintiff hi and that Il coy
~ uis order he forthwith inserted some rev arer pub
Issued M the CITY of Richmond two months siccc,.yc ana
posted NJ the mont door of tie courthouse county
~ \ cog Ie,'e ISCH& NODDSDN.
- ELIOT school. Nv ~chopls ~ be- -nniinIc-T l,
- ensuing year COURSE 9tnis;i4ci.U,i VII
'rck and Latin an;,pSes Mathematics hn,iietic Geog
rapiy Tin the o Aur5 ~ toi,. In,l,. g.; au.,nr
tn5sh Composition The school wi! co,nccr o., H..
NHh iaN o Jan 1929 and b,h of &C Gl!ow
M! There VIII 10 vacation OF weeks commencing
18th day of JuI..
The charge dr board Triton hing lodging AMI fuel y n
De $40, payable onsa: The st da ~ une 1922 and the
other halt on the - ia, % Dec. following
The discipline OF Tire school VIII bc parental and a. much
care AM kmone-s viii be- eStendcd toys counied my
-tuciion To- chiteu. No Ipy than Nrrs Oil
Wt'be Admitted into Tire school, unless te -,al personally
Nunwn 70 ipg u,.cIlN up,rv ~. uct NJ r..
~ n1rkaiv hEIIv Is situated ~ ~ 'nv of q ,r 3G
Hie> from RciH onl the ike distance fr0n e,enck,
hhr1 The 50 ige ia go; SshJr. trtrsy lie misses 10.
Ivy lesidchcc AMI t2; 10 Hclrn.' 10 iaSlDuts. within.
snort distance OF II ioiieIs 10 soud D. d'rrrs!
"';arcncF's = Roads, Louisa WNL NELSON, Jr
ian5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
City Dycing Establishment.
aey ofI8ih and .tInn Streets.

tOJ'NeT ~ I3Fh md .tTlfIn Sfvpefs.
MES ~ III FI.ii pcscnl thank. IN tl It'll
zcns and public generally, for share of paon.. e. aud
assure the ut NO etDr' shall bc lv,un c0rtu-
ancc t'"v avr added such MACHINERY thc ,nent as
viii ena'4 them finish goods equal Ialpoed they warrant
All toT cuIors which tr Jrucy tnd ,..rabiy nave .r,n
Ponouaccd by 'ent judges, equal Chine
they would remind the ladies send their silk sat
ripped Usual Tncv also continue cleanse bleach or dive
NcFuo shaws leturu bonnets Cen,elrrn's clothing
scared dyed OF c-yed and Repaired viii, neatness and de.
lN't'h' on reilsona'hH terms der
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

TO tUIpcHftrS and CUbiHeI .EUffrS
'lNiiE Subscriber has, and viii constantly. keen
Il on hand, an extensive assortment ot NAH r,-
ny, and materials Of all descriptions in tho Cabinet
line viz boards, plank, post, crotch and shaded yc-
n"crs, with good counter stuff, hand ratings novels
bansters &c. for stores and dwelling houses Also.
curled hlir figured and plain hair cloth moss gun
copa coach and cabinet varnish all of which will be
sold low for cash good paper.
GEORGE TIENDREE.
Opposite the Merchants Coffee House.
Nov p Main Street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
NEW AND supHRxcR ARTICLES
Hare Received BY he Lust Packets, Gerry eate,.sir,
supplies IF
FASHIONABLE BOOTS Il SHOES:
illl ID

Such ladies ana ecncmens moccas4is or over
socks ofevcry kind; one Of the most comfortable ar
tIcles ever invented. And complete assortment oi
India rubber shoes; Leather travelling trunks with
iron frames: and travelling bags
Also ladies French Il AMERICAN slippers trimmed
III every fashion, scalskin & mock-kd walking shoes
lasting walking shoes, with and without heels single
and double vanPs and some lined with India rubber
elegant lasting silk and satin dress slippers OF every
fashionable colour.
Gentlenicns superior made fine caliskim boots witt
square and round toes. and great variety at every
price to s. %; fine calskn booees of every descrin
ton, and some very stout; Also, superior dancing
pumps with squire aud round toes, and with buckles
very extensive supply OF misses, boys X chdren's
Boots and Shoes. Servants Shoes of every kind.
GJ~All their goods are warranted.
Seal-skn and Hair Trunks of every size.
u at The corner Of Nam and l4ih Streets
nov 26-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
LEWIS WEBB u co.
OEEER EOR .NAIC

OFFER ron SALE,
5O 'Bbls and 100 bags coffee, Lapulra ST. Dominoo
and Java
40 hhds nolasScs
20 hhds and 10 bbls st Croix AMI New Orleans SUI
gars
o hhds II boxes aud so bills loaf and lrmp suprr
90 hhds and 100 bbls rye whiskay
10 bills Caruther's rectificd do
900 a5is isle o. Wight and Northern apple brandy
. 10 peach brandy
3 hhds and 80 bbis pure ". f.. run
q do Antigua do
2 do Jamaica do
pipes French brandy
8 do Holland gin
B; !: IS; ::::'
London porter cider
100 bbls vinegar
80 sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown do
so tons Swedcs, English and American bar iron
German, crnwley, blstercd and cast steel
Cut and wrought mills
$50 Spanish hides
ESQ sides soa leather
so sides upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
500 bbIs n. Carolina cut herrinys
80 do mackerel
10 do prime pork
10000 lbs bacon
- casks prime cheese
Irish potatoes tar. copperas alum
birthstone, indigo, pepper, pimcnlo
Race and ground ginger almonds
ISaisins nutmegs, cassI, dCmiiohuS
Quart bottles tumbiers, dccanters. vines &c.
Stone ware, window rlnss
Letter, writing and Wrapping paper
Sperm and tnllow candles
Brown and shaving soap, becswaX
Imperial, gunpowder and pouchong teas
r Duponts and Rogers gunpowdcr
Shot, bar lead
Glover, orchard grass and herds grass seed
Whittcmorcs cotton and wool cards;
ALSO
Cotton bagging, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds of cor
dage
Seine and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread, osneburgs thread
Osasburgs, hessians, cotton yarn
Domestic broad cloths &c. &c
IN 10-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
p,ion TO the DAILY RICHMOND

rht piice oil ption TO the DAILY RICHMOND
NJttS Is SIX collars year. pay able IN advance.
h QhrSe ior IdcerfisuI Is as or "a sige insertion
Of or less and 3ji each con,inunnce daily ar
sey oae day Where advertise inserted only once
~ vcc week, % cents square for each alter the
ANIMAL Advertisers charged so dollars foe squares
ana IN that proportion ior advertisements of greater len
except tconesrs and lottery dealers are charged slOn
r., Present. circulation 81 he Daiiy Whr 600 copeS
Or The CONSTITUTIONAL WHO is published tvi,c
week, Tuesdays and Fridays at FIVE dollars p.r ann,nn
payable In advance:
For 4drerfisi'g75 cents square less for the Gs in
sertion. and 50 cents for each continuance
PreSeaf circulation ofSis CJ,air, nm. 900 co,i,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

10 Planters Of Tobacco on James f2iDcr.
NOTICE gyen that all Toaacco intended 10, S,o,ko
Warehouse, awning in the BASIN, will desired be re-
ceNc INTO me Fire Proof arehouse of tho subscriber frontn
the Ba. tt adjoining Shorh0, of exrrusn of ,ri,sa
and receipts go'ei by the Inspectors shockd without fur
tf eNec I" the owner lwhcn called for inspection or sam
ping, TIA" would al delivered al once INTO Shoe
h" ample insurance has been effected upon tobacco stored
III tine .iO,s' aJJsc named. ". l. MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
l.. ARSAIOM-

GRATEFUL. for past fayors, improves the pres
~ cnt opportunity ofinforming his friends aud Gus
toners, and The Members of the Legislature that his
stand is III the corner house leading to Mayos Bridge
and next door to w. VI. Fitzwhylsonn's Bookstore.
where ho respectfully sohcits the patronage of such
may choose To- favor him with their custom. lie
has always OH land good assortment of gcnilomen's
BOOTS 81 SHOES made of the best materials and
at the following prices warranted TO wear equal TO
any: For boots Richmond made, 81. Boots made
up az the shortest notice, and cheap can be
made elsewhere. de I--8t
~ non PRINTING c,ccctcd a, the Wing oacc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

N,iiGsTf,SFtEi.D, very f.r~rttr, havnr undergone
~ c0nside able repairs the now laers himself
'l' me can i"n'h satisfactory aui comfortable acconuoda
u,N " al Travellers WHO p,y call Chester
field IS situate The f.k OF the oadsone e,o, westward
~ thics7ns oan" SprE5s O.anlr house, Louisa
court house Charlottesville, lea linz nodh,.ard. bv
G"esvilie, Sp"t-ylvani house. Frederick siru a
oie i't ! southeast, DrkenSi's Chapel Burhs bridge
te needy hil &C; Ga" leading eastward by Ncedwood. Sc
thes;crcl l. 10 mlr> rvc Eoclwo7i 10 niIe b.o niles
biy from q ,or hon Drkeasou's Chapel, f.om Goens
'ir RON TchcrickNnr =, AMI 30 miles from Ricl,cnd
and as of ile there mo 'tyen, and uerfaps r AND
cheaper accom- oaiis than has heretofore been us ev
Iected that cling oitc on Rica nond 10 Fr.i.,
c. .'"r2 WI! H'cn.'-e TiOS. WEST
Ches,e,i,A Caroline county va.
Jan l. 1879 o. W., =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
I'll. CROlN, Porto Rico and New Orleans SUGARS
- Loaf sugar, coffee
1oules patent shot, all sizes
HaXalls nails, all sizes
French brandy, imitation do
Apple brandy
Jamaica, Antigua and Northern rum
Holland and country gin
Molasses wines, candles soap
Bunch and Muscatel raisns
"@npoTder imperial, Young Hyson, Tyson aud
Pouchong tea
Chocolate, mustard
Ground and race ginger
NutInegs, indigo, brimstone
Sole and upper leather, shoes
Spanish segars. cotton yarns assorted
Hoop iron, demijohns, German steel
Half and one third pint tumbcrs
Liquor cases. Goshen cheeses
Ailsplce, pepper, &c sc.
IAN IO-eolOt OTIS, DUNLOP g. co