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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-10
CoMsumptiOns, Coughs, &c.

DUTLER'S VEGETABLE
I'D INDIAN SPECIFIC, for
the cure OF colds, coughs, con-
umptions, splitting OF blood,
| ,sthnas, and all disorders of
he breast and lungs. The
/ Vegetable Intii.,n Specific has
TODD the test OF experience,
anu proved itself the most va
iusble remedy ever discover
ed for the cure of Asthma,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-10
Edward Stabler & Son,
Brandy and Gin.

Apolhecares DFuggists, dIexahdT1a, d.
jan l7-1aw6m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-10

Brandy and Gin.
on Pipes Cognac brandy
~ half pipes do
IS pipes Holland gin
hhds jamaica rum
Warranted pure and Of the best quality, for sale by
ianI2 A. G.. CAZENOVE & Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-10

2 Hhds. New Orleans sugar. for sale by
y lmoS NJ. MILLER & SON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-10

s,OtlCS.
VTlnE subscriber is now cutting up large quantity
i of Pork. Those families DESTROYS of purchasing
the OFFaL, can be supplied on good terms at his
store, upper end of King -street.
ian 10 JAS. ENGLISH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

1t Ne had eontnuedto perform the work ,.,,
commanded "three thousand dollars" o., ~.S- "S''
calculated the Pos, Office advertisement of ,b 's
end, ut the usual rate Of publishing it on,n year
!or ,hree months, as heretofore, il would have @
10 six or at most seyen) hundred dollars 'oi''e
Having ourselves moro regard than tho pos, ~,
ice ncpar,meht Tor tho public interest and sono ~
gsTd Tor the interest Of our particular readers re.
EIad Mc no, ', Ia ssl9 advertisement gratuitously
Would pave lost many thousands of dollars h. tIc o
sonSo OF competition among the Contractor ''' uo-
rn AVN Iea,cd SANDER, we forbear pusbiny Oh.
orr hands We have no pleasure i; ,''' materials IN
loGings OF any one, md feel the influence OF ENC ro
RAJ disposition TO 'icturn good for evil" W. svmc
oo t tbsr o. our readers for this respe up
hninS OF matter IN the remoest dcrree our co
our pirate Affairs We promise them not :" rar.,;
the intrusion which on the present occasion has te
tound to be unavoidable. "is oeen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20
SPLENDID PANORAMA
WEST POINT
Is nO7C open at the Museum.

IS n0ac open at the Museum.
TENllIS interesting Painting (n oil coors,) is upnI
D u scale of nearly 500 square feet Of Canvass
by 30 feet circumference. Vest Point is the Sea
of the National Military Academy on the Hudso5
River, New York; II commands the most romanti,
and beautiful scencTy-Thc Highlands or Mountains
are seen rising from to 1000 feet above the surfnc,
OF the River
The Panorama will be- open during the day tim
from a. VI. to =. NJ. and in the Evening il vii
bo displayed beautiful Transparency, aud brilliant
ly Illuminated. Doors open ut +. M.
~ Tickets may DO had NJ the Bookstores Of Mr.
john H. Nash blossrs Collins & Co. Ut the BcI
Tavern, aud at the Museum.
Price 30 ccnts,-Childrcn holf-pricc
oct i1-t.O0t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

letter dated New Orleans Sept a. received m this place
states the yellow fever for Of subjects sUbsidp-a
great many died this Mr. Wies who was very
IN when lat wrote you, IS dead
II would very hnpruden for any person, accustomed
climate here be fore tie cold weather regularly
In consequence Of the hackWsrness NJ the sugar crop
grinding ~ the cauo would eaef than tive Let
Of November .Noyfoit Bsaeoa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20
Shoes, Hats, Doinestics, &c.
JACOB RI. wUAwTTR.

~ Az received his Fan Supply, aud oilers f IN
q n an extensive assortment OF GOODS; conn,
ing among them,
500 CASES SHOES--consisiisg M
hcnilcmcn's fine shocs, boots oud bTogais, of [
different varetios If sewod, pegqod and nail
Ladies' morocco and pruncu shoes nnd boOtecs
DO. senlskin Walking s,ors
Ronn's leather pumps, &C.
Misses morocco, prunello md rcalskn Shoes
Boys and clnldrcn's do. Of every variety
Mcn common and conrse shoes and brogaBs
100 CASES HATS--cogsistiSg OF
Beaver rOrnm wool, sc.
DOMESTlCS--coasi'jpg n
Brown and boacIicd sLirtings
Saitnnets, twilled kerseys
Cotton yarn. &c. sc.
CARDS--cOmpri6n, HboH
60 cnscs Of the WhiItcmore and Easicrr ni...
Paper, writing. wrapping, letter and PRINTING
Sosl leather, ghoe thread, shop tWiffo
Trunks. warn sh, sc. &c.
oct 2--c9i2tif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20
rOREIaN.

Fnm London papers To the 18Th Sept. received u
the WHY office, by the Tally-iio
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

u e'teT from Natclcz of the 4'h ut saws "Y'bc
y'2w fever is IN tins place. every body has run oft
drays are running day and night Five dea,J,s b,~e
occurred since yesterday morning"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

could not have made chocs lusrc agreeable TO lun
enan BY giving the mission to your Hishness Ihopc
you VIII md the confirmation of this in the
Ieehngs which here express 70 you in the namo of
my august master"
Letters from, Ti.ls, of 3o,h July, say that the body
Oh the late Russian Ambassador, Gribo;adow, had
eeen brought to that city aud inferred with al tho
nonor due to his rank.-HURb.ys Fcpers, Sept. >,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

OEer NJ Mail Contracts, I9fh J,0e 1929
The Postmaster General obliged by the note of Messs
Gales g. Scaton TIE error pointed by tho Editor or tho
ChareHown Free Press heon coced-h grew Of an
extensive change made n the Mails paOst East Tenrcs
see, &C.
IL Is not true then, that in the remarks we have
made upon the Prescription and its probable effects
have been influenced by any personal feelings To-
wards Mr.. Barry, whom VIC have on rhc contrarv
studiously spared. " Is not true that any traG gf
ours has been refused payment by Mr.. Barry or pre
senicd 20 him for payment And, as if there should
not be particle Of truth in the statement which wo
have quoted It Is equally untrue that The aho,r dn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

-, Oibee 81 slaH Cam arts, 18Th yfprii 1920
HeniIencW am instructed by lUsin,ssc Cc,e19l IN
sae W reply 10 letis OF this days dare that me Inns mn
ws 20 WITHHOLD tho publication uf Advertisements FINN ,re
int sence but wishes the Editors IN continue the
OF Advertisements oUanans iron, the Department
AZ the .timo of dctuting this letter il il clear Mr.
B1Iry saw with his own eyes and acted from natr-
raj impulse. IL took tc>ehs to convince him.
That the public interest secondary considcrn-
ton nnd 1T was not until nearly two months after
to be addressed 10 ,ls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-07

I. Professor of Ancient Languages. DIR. Harrison.
?. Professor of Modern Languages, DR.. Blaetter-
mann
3. Professor of Mathematics. Mr.. Bonpycast,e
4. Professor of Chemistry and Materia Medica,
DR.. Emmct.
;. Professor of Natural Philosophy, Dr. Patterson.
o. Professor of Medicine, DIR. Dungison.
:. Professor Of Anatomy and Surgery, DR. John
g. Professor of Moral Philosophy, Mr. Tockc-.
o. Professor of Law. SIR Lomax.
The instruction IS conveyed partly by lectures and
partly 10y the study OF oppoved text books and all
the asSiGuty OF the st6GCnt 10 csed 6v ry;d
system Of examination
Every student, under the age Of - years. is re
CURED TO attend al least three Professors or two
Professors, and the Demonstration of Anatomy and
Surgery, unless, when he matriculates his parent or
guardian shall have prescribed, writing the schools
which be is required TO attend, unless the Faculty
for good cause shown shall allow him attend less
than three.
Monthly circulars arc written to the parents and
guardians stating the attendance of each student al
lecture, and exhibiting the students proficiency and
department.
To be admitted, the student must be sixteen years
OF age he - required TO a uniform dress the
particulars of which detailed IN the enactmeuts
ibis rule will BE rigidiy enforced;-ihe prescribed
uniform will have to be all occasions, both
within aud without the precincts, when the student
appears out OF his room, except, tha in warm wealth
er, he may wear such light gown or coat within the
precincts. as the Chairman may approve. The at
tentIon OF parents and guardians is particularly drawn
to this enactment, IN order that their sons or wards
may not be provided with clothes which cannot be
permitted to be worn.
Students entering the University after the com
mencement Of the Session, shall pay board only for
the time uncXpircd, at the yearly rate but nav the
full fees and rents at whatever time they NAV enter
In the Medical school one full course at the Uni.
vcrsty, is considered by the authorities of the Uni
vcrsiy Of PenDsyvania, equal 10 course there
q. s. BROCKENBROUGH, Proctor
July 81 w2w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-07
LuNtxBuRe CHI, Aug. lei. I8,g.

LuNtNBURG c. Fl Aug lei, l8l].
in Jert diUS mu;ads deere yoyia corpora -Cvlp
AMERICAN OR TRANSLATED MUSIC.
PhltNF has been issued for improved Notation in
IA Music which differs from tire prese IT. suftu,ing
letters themselves, for the dots and characters in
Senoeve ana Amn notes to he designated by capital type
letter OF the these notes as now used Tine Croche,
Guaver, quaver and Demsem quaver noes by capital
letter OF less SIZE APposaiuras, small notes. by the
common or alic type OF letic!.
by this system Of noaton the eS, aud spaces will rot have
70 &c committed to memory at dH,te notes lug known ut
the keys OF the instrument &c. &c. Every sepeary of the
Keys can he marked with letters asrnaey of coors
say commencing at the middle Of the and marking
10 the right and left.
iS All perons arc hereby warmed against infringing tie
Patent as the law viii he Vigorously enforced against all fac
J9-cu & PHILLIPS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-07
July Is, 1929.

NEw YoRK, July 10, 1929.
Strive leg leave to direct your attention to the
above advertisements and inform you that we have
this day formed copartnership, under the firm OF
SPEAR Il P.4TTE.N, and will transact business
at the store lately occupied by SrEAR, CARLEroN
~ Co. No. 1I3, Watersheds where we have con.
stsntly for sale, suitable for the Western Southern
and Spanish markets. an extensive assortment of
boots, shoes, hats cotton aud wool cards, &c. &c.
by the package or otherwise.
The facitea we possess for laying in our stock to
the best possible advantage, and our knowledge of
the quality OF goods adapted yovr market induces
us to call your attention to any articles in our line.
aud we feel confidence in assuring yoa that we
can supply them as favorable terms as any other
house in this place.
Soliciting call from you, when you visit this city,
We are, with respect and eseem your obedt sery'ts
ALVA SPEAR.
aug 7-w2t J. r.. PATTEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-07
MARYMY; RaEWES.
SAILED.
PORT or RfCTiNOND.

SAILED.
ScT Cumbeaud Wheaton, for Philadelphia flour aud co,
Sclr Pennsylvania Aheuson, for Bridgcton IN j. coal
Scu Virginia. Gator, for Old Point Comfor, with store
The Emily, from Virginia, the Cove of Cork June Is
CHARLESTON, July % Went 70 sea yesterday, brig
Fair American, Thayer Norfolk e
York 'F ''' ~ ~ Wv
from Lisbon, with salt, 10 order. > '
Bremen ~ W ' '''''' ''''''
Tho ship Mary Lord, Wilson, o London; brig Olive Cor
gins TOO Port Glasgow, aud all The outward bound vesa lex
yP 1'Is caledonia nt st Ihomas) iu Hampton
Roads and Sewers Point this morning.
Sailed, sclT Sun, Horton for Richmond
BOSTON, July 3l.--And, sohr Mary Ann. Share I'm Rich
mond - ''''' -"''' u ''' -''"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-07
STAGES.
July 81

TRAVELLERS arc respectfully informed that
n the Western Stages TO Lynchburg and Salem.
Sc leave Richmond on Mondays w ednesdays IL
Fridays ut a. NJ. arrive at LynChbur0 the
next days by o Y. NJ, and Salem the third day
where the great Valley line to Huntsville Nash
vile, &c. - connected. Before reaching Salem
at Fluks' ON The Blue Ridge mountain this line in-
tersccts Caldwell's line, which passeF Fincastle
Sweet Springs, Salt and White Sulphur Springs, &C.
ntorsecting Porter s. Bedcns line at Lewisburg
which runs To Guyandottc on the Ohio river.
The Richmond line IN returning will leave Salem
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at A. NJ
and Lynchburg OF Wednesdays, Fridays aud Mon
days at 7 A. NJ.
The travel will be performed by daylight in sum
mcr.
For seats TO the West, apply at the bar Of tue
Union Hotel, Richmond.
All Baggage or property, whether belonging to
passengers other persons at the risk of the res
pcctlve Ow1ICrs thereof.
y. PATERSON, Proprietor.
- RICHMOND g. SALEM.
n. B.-Caldwell's line runs only twice week.
Passengers for the Springs, &c should leave Rich
mond Wednesdays ard Fridavs .
July 10 CT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-07

A commercial letter received at Boston, dated Liv
erpooI, June 90, says that the demand for foreign
produce is steady with little change Of price. Last
week says the letter, ''I4365 packages OF Cotton
sold against only 1872 imported; during the
present week the wind has boon favorable. and the
receipts reach 1921 bags and bales, and the sales
sum up 1897 packagcs.as follow 1852 bags Bowcds
at sd Gid; 22i5 do. n. Or. . 10 gsd 2o45 do.
Alb. &c. at. Cd; 500 do. s. Is l0d god; % do
Stained 5; I'd.
moderate demand has hcen experienced for To-
bacco; several consumers have during the week
been purchasing Stcmmed and when there are sell
ets below the market, buyers appear specula-
ton.
The weather hqs been more favorable for the
Spring Grain, and the crops of Wheat consider
cd to look uncomnony we'll which with the deuress-
ed state of the London Market, owing to heavy ar
rivals of Foreign. have tended reduce our prices
and cause a aiy disposition with holders TO sell
The duty on Wheat and Flour is considerably redu-
ccd this week, and from the ofthc Wheat mar
kct the two past weeks this will probably be the
lowest duty for some tlmeto come; anticipating this
reduction, the dealers have not been PURCHASING
Flour of late, and for export there has been very
limited inquiry, it is probable the demand will not
revive, provided the holders pay the duty on their
Flour, and will then meet the market rates pro-
portlonate TO Wheat. \ parcel Of Indian Corn sold
this week lin bond) at OBS per d81lb. Duties for the
ensuing week-on Wheat los Cd. on Barley and
Iadian Corn IS al, AMI on Flour Us ID per bril-
LONDON CoRN EXCHANGE, June TO- Tic wheat
trade was never known to be in dullcr state.
LONDON, June i8--It has been the general belief
in the city to-day that if the duty Foreign Wheat
continues at the actual rate large payments of duty
Will be made and, in all probability nearly the
whole Of the wheat in bond will be clared. as the
holders can now realize fair profit, and, under the
prospects of the harvest, no better returns can
be calculated on IN the course of the present year
The assistance to the revenue, should this take place
will no doubt be seasonable one.
The following Corn Average, with the Rates Of
Duty was made up this day. Average price of
wheat for the last week, Ills Sd; aggregate average
Of the six weeks which regulates duty 7Os Sd; duty
now payable fUrc;-n com los 3D.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-07
MARTIN DRENYRY.

Vie Subscriber having determined to
leave this city by the ST of October. returns
ms thanks to the community for the encouragement
gwen him during LIS residence in this place
nc VIII sell bis well selected stock of SADDLE
~ until inc above date, extremely low for cash.
Ills extensive Stock consists of host niain md
sshu'ted Saddles Of his own manufacture Also.
best carriage and gig harness; cart and wagon dto
choice assortment of English plated and polished
SnrO and snalle bits plated and polished stirprons,
pest ana common English and American hridlc-
feathers and marHgalcs Whips and spurs; with a va
nety OF other articles too tedious to mention.
al those indebted to him will please como for
ward and settle tho same, and those 10 whom he is
H9ebtcd will bring N their claims for settlement.
june lS--co DAVID JACKSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-07
BOTETOURT LAND FOR SALE.

q OFFER for sale lac tract OF land 90 which r.
= side, IN the county of BOctourt, contu ming T6Y
acres-there are about geo ot cleared land
which IS we'll enclosed and ia fine order tor croppino
ear 200 acres " the unceared land is of the vere
best quality, and admirably adapted to TIE production
ot corn, wheat oats rye, tobacco, heup and clover
and Is equal Ia any tract Of hg, land IN the State.
lhe improvements are plain bat comfort bic dwell
ing house, with rooms, Kitchen. smoke house, sc
- tobacco houses, IA granery aud wheat machine,
all new. wall snow Tie land and make known the
terms to any one disposed 10 purchase.
July S-w4w TIL COODE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-07
TRUST SALE

virtue of a deed OF trust executed to the sub
- soribers 10y Jefferson Il. Trce, bearing date the
clerk of HeTrico county court, we shall for purpo-
ses in said deed mentioned offer for sale mt public
auction at the residence of said Trice, on Tuesday
The 18th instant, all the household and kitchen fur
nitnre belonging 10 said Tree a schedule of which
Is annexed TO the deed-aso three likely negroes TO
wit: Lenetta. Aggy and Henry.
IsrmS.-Six months credit for sums above $50,
payments being satisfactorily secured FOR all sums
under that, cash will be required.
JOHN GARTH, g. Trus-
aug 3-w2t co9t JOSIAH LEAKE, Jr. tees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-07
dEOULDIIILL FOR SAIt.-Pursuant TO a decrefal

O. FOX SAJE.-Fursuant a
- order oi the of chancery district Of Frede
r'ckSbrg the undersigned commissions appointed by the
court m he special purpose will sell the highest bidder
puc auc0n al Hanover house. the touTih Wenes
day IN AsusI, tat being day. ysuable estate allied
''oHiohh on fdhunkey the Hanover,
tween one ana Two miles shuye Hanover Town. aud distan,
about eighteen miles from Richmond, following snns
One rd cash. and credit of years on the ha-
ance payable equal annual saments, secured By
pond with good securIy, and deed ol the premises
1bs estate contains about a
portion OF which very valuable low grounds IL has always
been considered of the best aud the county
ne Improvements consist of uo sood harms and brick
ohces which with repair might he made comfortable
plantations The principal building has tsen burnt but the
"a are standing, Of good workmanship, ard again
ou on The land has been rented for present
ereet appointed ny the count oi chancey but will
be given the purchaser the first day of January
The tenant iie land viii he onlsins as tn shew II 20;
any person who may wish to view IT,
July 2i-I2t LAURENCE RATTATIE Comm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-07
NEW GOODS.

Received by Die Schooner Iaaficy, sc.
RLACK Italian and Marcelne silks
Back and color'd gros des hides, and grGs DE
Naples
Coourcd and black pa'myroens and Italian netts
Pongus, merino cloths, and merIno circassians
i5order'd cainbric handkfs. and kentiDgs rf a
Ladies superior horseskin gloves and mitteHs
Ladies' and misses cotton and silk hosiery
PAN and figured battistes and bareges
Embroidered belts, and fashionable article
Irish linens, diapers and hackaback
New and fashionable gauze hankerchefs and scarfs
Plain and figured Swiss musins and lawns.
large assortment of domestics, &c. for sale. by ~
aug HALL g. MOORE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-07
TO TIE PUBLIC.

Hal CcGcb Line from Cuyandotte 10 Sfc,o,.
ton, Three Times q Week.
'ESllE subscribers have established Line of Post
- Coaches from GuyaDdoti To Stanton which, in-
stead OF running tcce week only, stated in for
mer notice wIl Tor the greater accommodation Of the
traveller, and 10 prevent UnaI Odable delay on tina
road. perform the route three times a week.
The Line Will pass through Charleston, and from
thence, By tIe Lichs anu the State Turnpike TO
l.ewisburg and the principal Medicinal Springs to
WIZ; the White Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm, &C. 10
Stanton.
1t will leave Guyandotte every Tuesday, THURS
daY and Saturday, at ) O'Clock, A. Nj, anu ON its
return, will leave Stanton every Wednesday Fri
day and Sunday. al the same hour
At StauntUn the Line meets the Charlottesville
Richmond, and fredericksburg Lines, also unniner
three times week.
Fare from Richmond To Guyandotte, $50 so.
The route, from GuyandUtte TO Stuunton will be
performed III five travelling days 1.-THE 9TH day in each
week being necessarily resting day and from Stann
ton TO Richmond, Fredericksburg. in two davs
and from Richmond to the City of washington in
20 hours and from Fredericksburg TO the City, in
There viii be 10 night travelling Throughout TIN,
route.
Persons ascending tho Ohio on iI.eir way 20 tl,,
North, will fund this route very pleasant and cheap
one. And those who may wish 10 visit the Sprinos
are informed, that, exclusive Of this Line they can
generaily be accommodated, short notice, will,
good ef'Ta Coaches TO those Watering places.
And the public are assured that in attention TO TIN,
accommodation and comfort of The passrngers SO far
good Coaches and Teams aud skilfl attentive and
sober Drivers afford them the line shall not be-
inferior TO any other in the State.
PORTER & RELDEN
ffopns,ors from Guyaudottc, 10 the Warm Springs
Proprietor from the Warm springs to s,au n,
Richmond. Va. June - 1929 . On
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-07
FOR RENT,

A1uA FOR RENT,
tsrsstSS And possession given lfsmediatey. il re-
liifiE4I CURED, the store house, sranary, &c. NJ
Is=zaEkz-SSSta Brandywne, King w iiam county. The
Improvements are sufficiently large for moderate
size family, consisting oftwo rooms besides the store
room on the first floor garrett rooms and cellar It
is considered good stand for business and 10 a GOOD
tenant the rent will be- reasonable
aug 7-co6t 1t MARTIN DREWRY.