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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02

The Baltimore American Of Saturday, announces the arrival
)a that port of an ark from Lancaster Pa with cargo of con-
try produces being the first arrival there by tpater from Lam
lcaster
The Norfolk Beacon the 25th ult says-The U s. Ship
Guerrero Capt Thompson bound to the Pacific, has dropped
down from the Navy Yard the anchorage between the forts
The protests against the Tariff have passed the Legislature
5. Carolina and Georgia, and been sent to Washington
General George lizard Governor of Arkansas territory died
on the 22d of Nov after illness ofabout month.
tits stated in Ptsbug paper, that General jackson
leave Nashville the 23d, u-and in Pttsbug about
the I'd Of january, on his way to Washington.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
spTz s:Es.g DIED BOOKS !

Just rece,oed and for Sale at this establishment,
No. 81 Market Street,
The largest and han,lsynes assortment OF BOOKS
oerhn,,s ever ofIeru,; in Wllmlngton--among which
are the following CHRISTMAS and NEW.YEAkS
rha roKEN. with IS elegant engs calf extra Ct.
ra,..ns,,,o's OFFERIsG. ditto ditto
D.. ditto ditto.
RrMs,erR Me. ditto. elegantly bound.
aan,n,,,x's FORGET ME- NOT, ditto. ditto.
ATLANTIC souvenir. quo
LITERARY Souvenir, ditto
AMULET,
GEM.
WINTERS WREATH,
The above comprise the most extensive list OF An
ouals that have ever been offered forSae in this place.
ALSO,
sbobreI's Turkey in vols. with "a beautiful
aescrintive cooured engravngs.
Darby's Gazetteer,
Deaths Doings, vols. 33 fine engraylngs.
AGRICULTURAL and Pocket Almanacs.
A handsome assortment of Children's Books, SUIT
able for Newly ears presents, and prints Tor scrap
Ronks--wth pretty general assortment OF M'scei-
l.neous and School Books. The whole selling az
very reduced prices
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
EXPLORING EXPEDITION.

PEACOCK, I3-sIas Com. Jones. !,
XIV the general estimate, itappears that there VIII
c required for the Navy during the year o29 three
.a,,nns six thousand two hundred and seventy-sev-
~ dollars and Gfty-nine cents, in addition to the
unexpended balances that may remain on halu oh
the LIST day Of January, 500
u. S. BOUNDARY.
Ertract Of Letter rece,Ded from dorchester 11''-
gland.
.The information gave you IN my last. respeI.
;no the Boundary Question, IS MOI UaA ~,
wrote buj that it was about 10 De sefhe1 'n Eli-
o. ,,thmt reference and that there was no douof,
60 sroh settlement would take place. believe u
- hoen discovered that place on the Canaa'ah
SCALED Rouse point, (on the upper st Law
.onc., viii be according to the line contendeo LOT
hv ne Americans,) on the British sue on 'h's
j.ce thp Americans have valuable settlement anu
Qualifications, and 1t was always supposed .e sa.s
'oas within their line. The propo>ed settlement IS
hat the British reiiaguish all claims TO that part
n possession of the Americans aud the americans
r5no,r;sh TO the line they haze co'aended tor on we
NawBrunswick side. allowing the l,fe as the DIV
;sh have heretofore held it, Hahfar Journal
rItis doubted whe her such an atfahsenen''id -
,;,,aI ., above. could BE- made Name might NOT
onsent and if she did, would require an lndemnl-
=. a,tIicnl, perhaps to settle. The governing P''n-
o;nIe will nrobably be. that England must have wha
I'm hc nroyed to be hers. and we must nave Wna'
can he proved TO be ours, cut where II may
The Portland Argus says, it is reported Sir NJ
rhes IS to be appointed Minister to mat Court an.
hat the management Of The Boundary Business ate
The case is made up by the Agents. IS 10 o. entns
te5 IN him. The Argus protests against taxing UNI
hns;nass in any stage of it, from the hands OF tn
present Agents, Mrssrs. Gallatln and Prebe.
Accounts Accounts from Washington state thai Mr. Hushe
b.s been nominated to the Senate as Minister rem
notsntary and Envoy Extraordinary 70 the Court 9
The Netherlands. 1t is understood that TINS Is N con
sequence Of the reference of the BOUNDARY V"ps,'o
TO that Court - no" IA.
TREASURY STATS FIGS
From the tables and statements annexed 10 IN
pepNrt of the Secretary nf the Treasury, we cor
nile some details of general interest Fractional ceh'
are in all cases omitted.
The amount of the debt on the LIST OF January
1929, Will be Doo'oo@ ~
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
WHm'ngfon, Delavare,
January end, 1929. {
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
For Sale, on a liberal Credit.

EM ILL be exposed to Public Sale in the Village
~ of Canwells Bridge, New Castle County,
Delaware, On Tuesday the 9th inst all the R cal
Estate nf David Wilson, to wit:
MOL parcel of land, situate in the said village;
containing ABOUT 1870 1874 of which arabic, about
80 Of PRIME wood land, and the residue marsh and
cripple The arabic land is enclosed by good hedgeand
divided into eight elds, by good post and rail fences is
highly improved and very productive Upon this tract,
Their" is spacious and very convenient brick dwelling
aE house with rooms, entry, and kitchen onthe low
lHsdA Hoor and six good chambers aboye,a pump Of
excellent water at the kitchen door, large stone stable,
BRICK Store House. with fixtures complete for
Dry Good and Grocery store, with brick oice attached,
lin which is fire proof vault this building has been
pied as store Tor many AsG two lge *
ing II Or $4,000 bushels, all othe above buildings ave in
good repair,
ihis property will be sold together in lots, suit
chaser and offers good situation for conducting an
extensive rcai tile concern.
/ No 3. /. farm IN Anraquinimnk Hundred with
n one ard half miles Of the aforesaid yiliag, bounded
one 81 T. Nv Appuqnnnnk creek containing about 800
acre. or upland go acres OF which IS wood
andy 1uo Of Ma 81 recently embanked and now rea-
p for seeding ass; the residue, 500 acres OF mProy.
"a marsh. is Of excellent quality, principally covered
With and cat4l aad be easily improved to great
Advantage The imp large two story BRICK
dwelling house. frame stable, CRIBS, &c There IS eood
landing upon the creek.
THIS property might be made with reasonable expenoe
Almost valuable grazing farms aud would divide convenient
| Is INTO lwo farms
FERNS of sale are, one oHrh of the purchase money to
be pad when the deeds executed the residue lupon
acng satisfactorily securely paid in equal an
4 nual Instruments 18th from he day Of SALE
! SAMUEL THOMAS,
I ARNOLD NAUDAlN,
DANIEL CORBIT,
i .4ssignes of David WILSON.
Cantwells Bridge, January l. 1929.
l15 The National Gazette Philadepha; and Salem Mes
segc will please insert the above until sale, and send their
bis e. this 1icc.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
DELAWARE JOURN AL.
WILL u N .ea.sCN:
Friday, january 2, 1920.
AGENTS FOR THE JOURNAL.

CoNcoRp.-Dr. Thomas Adams, P. NJ
BR1pGEv1LLE.--HenryC Cannon, +.
FaANKFoRD-Mr. Isaiah Long
DAssBoRouGH.-Dr. Edward Dingle
GEoncE TowN.-Mr. Joshua S. Layton
LEwEs--H. +. Rodney, P.
MrLronp.-Mr Joseph G. Oliver
FREpER1cA-J. Emerson, P. M
CAmpEN.-Thoma Wainwright, T.
DovER-A M. Schee, T. M.
SmyaNA-Samuel II. Hodson, Esq
MtppLEr owN.--Thomas Harry, 7.
SUMMIT BRIpGE.-John Clement P.
WARWICK, Md-John Moreton, P.
CANTwEILs BRIpGE-Manloye Hayes
Subscribers living in the vicinity of the residence
of these Agents, may pay their subscription none.
to them they being authorized to receive IT. and
give receipts.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
.Inarrieo,

On Wednesday evening Dec. 5lst. by Key Sonn
p psckworth. slr. David Dingy to Miss Mary
Miles all of this Borough.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
nrrav9PE g. s. CAROLINA LOTTERY
SECOND CLASS,
draws in this place tomorrow.

AS numbers, drawn.
SCHEME prize OF $4,000 dollars, OF
$ 1000, of 5O44. Q OF 1000 OF ooo, ~ Of 10Y.
~ of ,oo al of so, Al of 40. so of so, sc Of 90,
6l5 Of 10 and 574O of dollars
Tickets IS, Halt So SO, Quarter 81 20.
To be had in variety Of Numbers at
f. BARKER'S
Prompt and Truly Lucky Office, No.7l, Market
Street, Wilmington, Del.
Dec. &c, 1928,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02

A Stated Meeting of the Dclaacare ,acaaemy Of
Nuturm Sciences will be held at the Fown-Ha Oh
Saturday next. at O'Clock.
4 paper will be read on the Theory of the
Earth II. r. AokEW' oecy'
Tuesday, Dec. so, 1928.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
Eatract of a letter to The Editor Of the Nes7 Yor
DAILY .4dveriser.
LIMA, September 2, 1928.

LIMA, September 2. 1898
GAN Peru is alive to repel the threatened lnyas-
lions by Bolivar there is now no installing MS
views He is determined to make an attempt on
Peru as he has just published proclamation when
may be considered equivalent to a declaration OF
war" The issue oitle contest consider doubt
lfui for although Bolivar is an experienced Gene.
ra and has veteran soldiers still he is not support
ed by the Colombian Republic Peru has an army
almost as numerous although perhaps not such good
soldiers and i'll suchcas the invaded greatly possess
| the advantage. -
+, Mar IS merely waiting the recovery of his
/ ,ealth to take command in person. Gamarra has
succeeded in ohliging Sucre and the Columbian
l,rooos 10 leave Bolivia. They have elected Con-
gress and President. Ganarra carried so large an
army into Alto Peru as to render opposition, on the
nnrt of Sucre ENTHUSIASTICALLY there was but
little bloodshed."
i FROM ST. BARTS.--We learn from CAPTAIN
Masters, of the Marshall, arrived yesterday from
LIST Bars that British brig OF war chased the pr
lraticul' schooner Federal, Captain Warmer, INTO
that harbour on the 4th instant and demanded her
of the government who refused to give her up.
The Amercan Consul at that port also demanded
1.-The schooner, she having been detected IN plumber
ling several American vessels His demand also be-
ing refused, the U. S. soop of war Erie, Turner
then living in the port, slipped hercables on the NIGH
of the 9th inst cut the schooner from her moorngs
nut on board prize crew. and ordered her Iol
II New York The first Lieutenant Sailing Master
y and great part of the escaped to the shore
If was understood that the Captain was taken prso
n ner. When two days out, Captain NJ saw OIL Of
II Martins, the U. S. ship Erie.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
CONGRESS.

MornAY, Dec. 29.-Senute. MIR Burnett, Senator
from Ohio elected i'll the place of Gem HARRISON appear d
qualified and took his seat Mr. Rlgery OF Delaware
also appeal ed to day. Mr.. Taze eli prest nted petition
from Gen. Scott PRAYING decIarao law on the ect oil
brevtt rank. The dill to compensate the widow OF Com
modolc Decatur, ordered to be engrossed
House Of R.pyesenaiues-Nr Barbour, from the Cum
ttee the judiciary made unayourable report on
the memorial Of the merchants OF Alcxandria for den-
1t, under The first article of the treaty of Ghen On
ton of Mr. Floyd the house took up in committee Of the
whole the bill TO authorize The occupation of the Oregon
river; and after debate the committs and
ported progress
Inesd.v .Senate--Mr Benton submitted the following
resolution which adopted. Resolved That the Secr
ary OF the Treasury be directed to report to the Senate
cd States and its branches at the end of each quarter Of the
from 1917 to 1928, inclusive. The bill making APP
preparation for the support of government for tn first
quarter OF the year 1929, and that allowing comiensa-
ton to the widow of Commodore Decatur were pass d
The bill to extend the time Of drawback on merchandise
expore,, ordered to third reading The biz giant
ing OF drawback on refined sugar, was takei
up and occupied the Senate till adjournment.
House of Reprssentatves-A ber of petitions were
pres. med from New York New Jersey and Virs MA
against opening and transporting the mails or the Sabbath
The petition of Maurice Firs praying Congress to pur
chase his medaions Of General Jackson and the battle
New Orleans, from which the Committee On Manufacture
Twas discharged, referred 10 the Committee on Indian at
fairs. The bill authorize the occupation Of tine o. ego
triver, taken up in Committee OF the whole.
| THE NEXT CABINFT.--Ihe Democratic Pres
calls the attention of its readers to tine fact, tina
when General Jackson resigned his seat IN the 81
mate Of the L nited States i'll the month OF October
1925 he accompanied his resignation with some re
marks upon proposed amendment to the Const
tuition of the United States restricting the range
selection Of Executive officers in the course c
(which he says Il would impose provision ef
deriug arg member Of Congress ineligible 10 2Dtce
:. under the General Government, during the teri
for which he was elected. and for two years there
after, except in cases Of Judicial Offices Z !
support Of this suggestion the General offered se'
erai arguments, one OF which was, that : the me
" rails Of the country would be improved by sue
la restrictions He further said, that $ IT imporaI
. appointments continue to de,olye on the hePr'
= scntatiyes in Congress, it requires no depth
;, thought 10 be convinced that corruption rat be
g order Of The day.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02

The annual charge of interest upon -
~ ,l.ht "a So, So, 005
The whole of the 6 per cent stock Is now redeem
able and will doubtless, in the course OF the next
and the subsequent year be l'lndateu which,
in addition to the amount Of principal. will reduce
the annual charge Tor interest nearly "n'''" =,
dollars. Moreover, Of the 5 per cent. stock. ven
millions are due to the Bank of the United , ates
which paws back in the shape OF dividends from one
to one and half per cent. more than receives IN
terest on the debt.
The whole ordinary expenses of the government,
including interest the debt, but no redemption oi
principal, may be stated i'll round mum
bers at o'o''
The ordinary average revenue may be
put at ~o'oo'o
Leaving an annual ordinary surplus to-
wards extinguishins the deb. ora any
other public purposes, OF So,uuo'uoo
During the year 1927. there was Imported and
consumed Of merchandise payingan az uafoFf'h nu'y
S4-.552,803, producing IN dut'rs, oll..o- 9ot
making an average niue over % pc' CENT "n wy
value of the imports.
me sneci6c duties, after in like manner deduct
ing the drawbacks, produced oii,ono'ofo
Of the articles from which these were collected,
there were
Gallons. Average duty
OF Times 2,9so-79o a3'oo .u.'9sa
SPIRITS 3.465.5O2 44,66 1,541 ~ 9
TS,s 5's72 956 lbs. 80 81 do. 1,810,s,9
Sugar S., l23,5l5 do. 2.O5 do. 1,ool $50
roGse Al 500. sl7 do. do. 1854, 200
SIT 3,43l.i63 bushels 90 do. ooo'252
Of the Wines there we're AIaleira ! 5S4 gals
having then duty of 100 cents per gallon. A'let
Ne lst uroximo, that duty will only be 90 cents
and we shall doubtless find COZ sequent increase
Of consumption. OF wines of all sorts paying TIT
lowest duty Of Is cents per gallon, there were con
sumed 2,345 ,485 gallons nearly 4-5ths Oh TN
whole importation c.t
Of the Teas, ,562.a $40 lbs. were Souchong' AM
all the rest green teas, excepting very sna'l guam
tity $4,000 lbs.) of Buhea.
of the Sugar, only 2,9l4.502 lbs. were wh'te AM
clayed the rest were all brown.
Among other articles subject to sPeclhc duties. :"
observe that OF =, o-e ~
Cotton Begging there were imported 4,a7o'7o
Goals about 10000 chaldrons,
The foreign trade Of the country IN $50 enp'o,
3D. OF American tonnage 9oo. Ivy
Fmeiyn do 1873
Total, 1.052,O74
Making the proportion Of foreign tonnage 10 u
whole Of that employed in our foreign trade as ~
to 100. ". Iorh '1"'e'''a"
Improvements Of Caadles-By John Murray
r. S. | steep the cotton wick in lime water
which II have dissolved considerable quanuty :
nitrate Of potasse common ntre, or salt petre
th;s means | secure a purer flame and superb
lipht-a more perfect combustion is ensured -snu
; fne is rendered nearly as superhuous as IN wa
candles, I'D the candles thus treated 40 not !" run
The wicks must be thoroughly dry before the tao'
isput to them.--Brewster's Journa, Oct 1873.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
no Rent,

F' . = VI UTE @oFH NJ HFdFC1 HeXt1
RyA TEzE BAYARD HOTEL.
;;;;HAass in the Borough of Wilmington, opposite
!.z ssazs-sa the Town FALL, now occupied by Ezra
La;nt'outn The building is in good repair. large
and convenient, extending from Market TO Shpley
street, with the most extensive and hest Stablng in
me Borough. This stand is desirable being CEN
ira and in healthy and pleasant part of the Town,
IT has done, and will continue with proper exer-
tons) to do very extensive business
For iurtherparticulaIs inquire of the Subscriber,
co. ner of Market and Broad streets
GEORGE WlNSLOW.
Wilm,ngfon, Delauare,I
January end, 1929. : 74-1m
0NA5- The Editors Of the United States Gazette.
Village Record, and Lancaster Reporter, will please
insert the above month, and send their bills to
this Office.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
Music Books.

81 s;nale DYER'S Music Books,
'As' SMITH s. LIFTLE'S, ditto
WYErH'S ditto.
All Of the latest editions.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
NeAaware Nihemen 2

stated meeting of the Company w,, oe r ne,
the house Of Robert Eakin, on oa'uiu"S 's'
next, at o'clock. .,u, TON Cant, .
Jan. /, 1920
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24
NEW GOODS.


"a ALL NELSON has received by the Ios, mr.;
- walls from Philadelphia, and is now opeping mo
the Richmond Packet and Tanlyy from New Yort
large supply Of Spring Goods, which lie will sell IT
unusual low prices for cash They consist i'm mart OF
Super black Italian iutestrings
Blue black marccline forences
Green, pink, white, blue and straw ditto
Black and colored gro de naples
White and coloFcd satins, superior quality
Black satin leyaltlnes, sinchews and sarsneti.
Black Canton and Mandarin grapes
Black bombaziIes
Black and coored Italian Grapes
Barage geuze and silk scaris and handhercbiets
Iiobblnett and plain and figured gauze wells
New style Small figured Cal;cues a;l gjnohorns
Plain and plaid battestes
Bcst India nankeers Inerseilles yestiro
Black c!rcassions, hastings and bombazottcs
White and colCred Jeans and strlped ditto
Cotton cambrcs and ednbric mUsl;us
Book, mull, Swiss ond India ditto
Checked and striped j2ckonc,s, carIL-ic Jirnitv
Black Italian crayats
Bandanna handkerchefs
Lace capes pelerines, collars &c.
LACK aud white, silk and cotton hosiery
Buckskin, Woodstock, bearer s. horseskin gloves
Ladies' kid, silk and horseskin do
Bonnet, belt, guard and plain colored ribbons
Madam Cantelos best cJrsetts, corset laces
French braids, cords, &c.
ALSO,
a large assortment Of brown aud b.eached shirt
inSs and shoetngs, bed tichngs stripe and plaid do
meStlcs, oznaturgs. &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24
FRESH DRY GOODS

= Cases super, buc, black. Oxford and steel MKT
and olive cloths
do fancy prints q complete assortment, anionr
them arc some handsome spring patterns
do black Italian ustrng and So and 30 inch blacl;
Italian cravats
I do cotton bandanna handkcrclicG
3 do Lcgborn Bolivar hats
do brown Hollands
do scnshcw sill, umbrellas, some very large and
extra finish
do containing large shell, tuck, long bent and deem
teeth side combs
! do Brazilian tuck. side, neck and long bent do.
bale patcut seine thread. all numbers
do Cl7rks spool sowing cotton
~ do 81, d-i, 81 and Cd brown and beachcd shir
tngs and shcctings
3 English end 81 French black hor,bazjncs
l;r. Lconldas fancy silk handkerchicis
Largo size blue. brown, scarlet and yellow bandan
M handkCrchicfs
Treble gilt coat and vcst buttons
Blue aud black patent covered coat buttons
Figured gilt buttons for ladies' dresses
Black and white polished brace moulds
Womcns black and assorted horscskin cloves
The above named goods have been received bv
late arrivals, which added to the stock previously ON
hand renders the assortment good For sale low bv
Il. 81 l.. JAMES g. Co.
mar '-(awUt Market Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24
Richmond DYeing Establishment.

On Cay Street, year Of The T,ginia and Farlnerg
Banks.
TOSEPU WILLIAMS is grateful TO the ladies
- and gentlemen of Virginia for past favours and
hopes 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 them
TO he dyed and finished as we'll as at any establish
ment in the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
cessary, he has suitable machines to finish them if
sent to him in the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen likewise informed, that he scours
and rencws in colour coats pantaloons, and vests TO-
geter with all kinds of apparel and ifrequcsted repairs
them in the neatest manner. As usual all kinds Of
piece goods dyed, and hot or cold pressed; furniture
stutfs cleansed and re-dyed in the neacst manner.
N. b. Tickets will be issued on leaving the goods
with him. and requests they will be presented APP
plicaton for the same.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24
LEWIS WEBB & co.
OFFER FOR S.4LE

OFFER FOR SALE,
so Bbls and 100 bags coffee, Lagltira St. Domingo
and Java
DO hhds molasses
90 hhds and o bbls St Croix and New Orleans SUI
gars
hhds II boxes and so bbls loaf and lump sugar
GO hhds and 100 bbls rye whiskey
10 bbls Caruthcrs rectified do
zoe bbls Isle fWight and Northern apple brandy
do peach brandy
3 hhds and 80 bbls pu1'e n. T.. rum
do Antigua 40
do jamaica do
pipes French brandy
DO Holland gin
$ 81 5;: IS f $$::A
London porter, cider
100 bbls vinegar
$50 sacks Liverpool ground solt
Do do blown do
so tons Sweden, English and American bar lion
do castings
German, crawley, bstercd and cast steel
Cut an dwrought nails
$50 Spanish hides
$50 sides soal leather
60 sides upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
500 bbls ". Carolina cut ,-i nus
30 do mackcrcl
10 do prime pork
10000 lbs bacon
10 casks prime cheese
lhsh potatoes, tar, copp cras. alum
Brimstonc indigo, pepper, pimcnto
Race and ground ginger, almonds
Raislns, nutincgs, cassa, dcmilohns
Quart bottles, tumblcrs, docanters, wines, &c.
Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and talow candles
Brown and shaving soap, bceswax
Imperial, gmPowder and pouchong teas
Duponts and Rogers gunpowdcr
Shot, bar lead
Clover, orchard grass and herds grass seed
Whittomore's cotton and wool cards:
ALSO,
Cotton bagging, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds Of cor
duge
Seine and wrapping twine
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
Osnaburgs, hessians cotton yarn
Domestic broad cloths, &c. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24

VIZ The price of subscription to the DAILY RICHMOND
WIG, Is six dollars year, payable in advance
The charge for Advertising is rs cents for ny,e insertion
OF square or less and 33i for continuance daily or
every other day Where advertisements are inserted on One
FIRST ~ "N' '"So""" "'' H'o
annual Advertisers are charged dollars for rco squares
anu IN that proportion for advertisements of greater ienr,b
aud Lottery dealers who charged Sit4
~, INC CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
@ tuesdays and Frdays0 five dollars per annun
'1uos'tsng-.5 cents square, or less, FOR the FIRST in
sfr''on, and 80 cents for each continuance. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24
FOR SALE

II AxALLs nails 81 brads, all sizes at factory prices
IL foules patent shot all sizes
st. Croix and New Orleans sugars
Loaf sugar, indigo, chocolate
Ilavanna, Rio, Laguira and Porto Rico coffee
3unpowder, imperial, Tyson, young Tyson and
pouchong teas
Sperm and tasiow candles and soap
White Hayanna sugar, fig blue, pepper
German steel, i-2 pint tumblers
Liquor cases, porter and wine bottles in hampers
Jamaica, Antigua and northern rum
t.ognac and imitation brandy
Holland and country gin, Sicily Madeira wine
Black and drab wool hats
Spanish and American segars
Old Monongahela whskey
Rice, stone ware, white lead, &c &c.
Apply to OTIS, DUNLOP s; co.
upril Is eo6t