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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-05-20
The Boston Copper Compasay,

me Boston Copper Company,
"AVING recently made great improve
III IL ments in their Bells, are enabled to offer
them of much superior tones to those usually
made in this country They now have, and in
tend to keep constantly on hand more extern
sive assortment than has ever been kept by any
establishment in the United States BELLS
of any weight, with inscriptions, cast to order,
at short notice. Having entered into the bust
ness extensively, the Company will sell Bells
at a reduced price, and aoarrant them rood.
They also have for sale, of their own manufac-
ture, SHEET and BOLT COPPER CAST
INGs in Brass and Composition, of every de-
scriptioa, executed at short notice. Orders ad-
dressed to the subscriber shall have immediate
attention. HENRY N. HOOPER, Agemt
Boston Copper Company corner of Liberty
square and Battery March-street
Boston, Nov. 10, 1923. eo1y47
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-05-20

Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, May S, 1929.
TO The Heirs Of DANIEL CLAP, late Of Worces-
ter, IN said County, deceased and to all others con-
cc,ned inthe Estate Of said deceased, GnEErING.
WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
IL see fly at the Court ofProbate to be holden
at Worcester, in said County. en- the first Tues
day in July next, at niue of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Executors second
and final account of the administration of said
Estate should not be allowed, and the balance of
Estate decreed to the Legatees OF said dc &C ased,
according to his VIII and you will be heard
thereon. 49, NATIl'L. PAINE, j. Prob.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-08
MARRIED.

In Northboro', Mr.. Elisha Parker to Miss Abb.
gail Howe; MIR Royal Lawrence, TO Miss Emina
Norcross, all of Northboro'; Mr.. Stman Hoar of
Sterling, to Miss Hannah w Knowlton, ofN.
In Plttstield, Mass. Isaac w. jackson, Esq of u
mon College, to Miss Elizabeth, daughter OF Samu-
ell Pomeroy, Esq.
In Salem. Mr. John NJ. Fogg, to Miss Lucy A.
Whttle. Mr. William Lufkin to Miss Mary Ann
Howard
In Danvers, Mr. Henry James, Of Gilmanton, IN.
Il to Miss Caroline Manning
In Manchester, Mr. Jacob Dodge, of Wanham,
to Mrs Salome Morgan; Mr. Jacob Woodbury. 70
Miss Salome Morgan, daughter Of the former.
In Gloucester, Alr Robert Fears to Miss Adelins
Fears, daughter of MIR JOS Fears; MIR George Steele
to Miss Lucy Smith, daughter Of the late Mr. John
Smith MIR Benjamin Weber Jr. to Miss Caroline
,Kencil David W. Robbins TO Miss Abigail Bray
Mr. David Butler to Miss Susan Wood Epes Nor.
wood to Fanny 2. Rowe.
In Hayerhill, MIR Moses NJ Chase to Miss Sarah
P. Adams.
Int harlestown, Mr. Forbes Oakman, Of Marsh
field, to Miss Caroline Sargent, formerly ofMalden
In Medford, on Thursday evening last, Charles
Francis Adams. Esq. son the Ex-President OF the
United States, to Miss Abby .. Brooks, daughter 81
Hon. Peter C.Bronks, Of Mcdford
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-08

| In Boston, William A. Stone. ESQ. of West Pros.
pect, Me- to Miss Clarssa Dickinson; MIR William
rickance, printer, to Miss Jane MGlenahan, both OF
England; Mr. Peabody Newland, of Boston, to Miss
MARY +. Handy, of Barnstable; Mr. Ezra Nj Burn.
ham to Miss Hannah Richardson. both of Boston
Edmund Lewis lie Breton, Esq. to Miss Lucy o.
buryport
In Wellaeet, Capt. John Gray, of Brewster, to
In Lyndeboro''N. H., MIR David Upton, of Lowell,
to Miss Rebecca D. Morse, of New Boston.
In Portsmouth, Mr. Richard Yeaton, to Miss Eli.
"a F. Bell; Joseph W. Pickering, Esq to Miss
Eiarina Cross; MIR Mathew B. Lowd to Mrs Sarah
e. Lowo Mr. samuel Cutler, (of the firm of Rogers
vi Cutter, ESQ.,
In Hopkinton, Mr. R. Everett Pattison, pastor
elect OF the second Baptist church in Salem, MASS
to Miss Lavinia, daughter of Philip Brown. ESQ
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-08
HIGHLY APPROVED
SCHOOL BOOK s..
The FRANKLIN PRIMER

Inc IMPROVED READER, or Sequel to the
Gen ,ral Class Book.
The above are series of School Books
by the author of the Franklin Primer, They are
conside red as beng remarkably adapted to the young
| mind The high encomums bestowed upon them
ny teachers reviewers and others, it is thought will
justify the remark that they stand at the head of the
list of the most popular American School Books
In a communication published in tn, Christian
Register, of Jan. 1929 printed in Boston, writer
under the signature off w. r." while recommends
ing the American Lyceum speaks incidentally of the
Franklin Primer, in the following terms,
That excellent little Book, the best per.
haps, of its kind in the English Language"
The Old Hampshire Post, in speaking of of the
IMPROVED READER, remarks,
sit is decided and great improves
ment even upon :" the best Of the kind, before ex-
tant"
From the Christian Register.
1t is the introduction and use of School
Books like this, which is to rid the land of automa
ton teachers and parrot pupils.
From Professor Worcester, amherst College.
1t richly merits the patronage Of the
publick."
Extracts from letter to the Author from Hon.
W.b Calhoun, for several years Chairman of the
Committee on Education in the Legislature of Mas
sachusetts, and now Speaker of the House of Rep
resentatives-
In reference to the Franklin Primer,
the Improved Reader, and the General Glass Book,
he says, gave them a very thorough examination,
and found them so peculiarly adapted 70 the wants
Of children, in the early stages OF education, that
recommended their introduction into our schools
at once. They are just the kind of books that are
needed, as think, to make the business OF educas
tion pleasant aud useful"
From the North american Revie,c, for April 1929.
we can say with truth, that they"
1.-THE Books above mentioned) are certainly we'll a.
dapted to the purpose for which they are intended
by their highly deserving author"
C Numerous other recommendations
from gentlemen teachers Of the first literary s:inc
ton, might be given.
& CO., who will keeps regular supply constantly
on hand.
Lancaster, Aug. H. 4w, 80
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-08
THE YANKEE
AND
BOSTON LITERARY GAZETTE.
CONDUCTED BY JOHN NEAL.

CONDUCTED BY JOHN NEAL.
NEW sERIEs--PUBLIsHED MONTHLY.
p" HEN the YANKEE was first establish
Wv ed, it was intended as sort of entering
wedge to a Northern Magazine. After trial Of Is
months, during the greater part ofwhich time 1t has
been sort otweekly magazine, rather than news
paper the proprieors have concluded to give it more
value and worthier shape 1t twill hereafter APP
pear as a Monthly Magazine. That it will deserve
the encouragement of the reasonable among the
lovers OF native literature in country the editor
hopes and believes. Mr.. Miller, the associate edit
or OF the Yankee and Boston Literary Gazette hay-
ing established himself abroad for at least year. it
has been thought proper to discharge him from the
responsibility of junior-edtorship, and to rely on
him only as contributor, till his return
Our plan is to put forth publication, which will
be as valuable at the end of the year at the be-
ginning as valuable in part of the country as in
another. With this hope we shall endeavour--
|. TO exercise. what we believe to he whole
some guardianship over the Literature and Fine
Arts of our country.
H. To encourage Native Writers; and to dis
courage the importation of the modern British sto-
ry-book, or NOVELETTE, most corrupting and perni-
cious literature earth.
Ill. TO put stop to the want of charity, so WISH
BILE every where in the department of those who
have to do with of different religious or po-
iitlcal, or literary faith. 1t is the reproach of our
country now, that our abest and best men are SUBJ
Ject to perpetual newspaper ostracism.
Nv. To keep an eye on the progress of Education,
physical and moral as much as intellectual.
V To do whatever may appear to us best to COM
port with the great principles ofU1ILITY--or to say
all in word-lcM the greatest happiness Qfhe great
est number.
u The subscription price continued at
three dollars where advanced or otherwise at four
dollars Price to old subscribers the before
to the close of their term
Sent by mail to any part ofthe United States, up
on the publisher receiving remittance of years
subscription, $780, WELLS & LILLY,
Aug Ii Publishers, Boston.
% Subscriptions for the Yankee will be receiv-
ed Mt the Lancaster Rock Store
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-08

WORCESTER, SIS. PROBATE OFFICE, SEPT
Cd, 1929. TO the Widow and Heirs Of ABRA-
HAM FAR W ELL, late Of FITcHBuRG, in said
County, deceased, aud all others concerned in tie
Es:ate, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (f you
u see fit at the Court of Probate to be
holden at Lancaster, in said county, Oh the
third Tuesday in November next, at ten of
the clock before noon, to show cause why
the Instrument which purports to be the last
will and testament of said deceased, should
not be approved--and you will be heard
thereon. NATH'L PAINE, Judge Probate.
Sept. 8. 3w SO
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-08
JOHN &. rKuRsmofg, & 90.

JUAN q. TGURSTON, & 90.
M AVE just received great variety OF
AA .NEW GOODS, among which afe
1000 yards of Calicoes~;
200 do good Shirting, at z cts. per I'd.
500 do. Waltham Shirdngs;
Sahnetts; Tartan Plaids;
Black Bombuzines; Satin Levantines;
Sinchaws; Sarsnets, Silk Vesting;
Figured Ratinet; Bombazetts
Linen Cambrick Handkerchiefs
Coloured Cambrcks Ginghams
Swiss Musllns; Kid Gloves;
Nankin Grapes BroadcIoths
Cassmeres Super White Flannels;
Russia Diaper; Pongee Silks;
Fancy Handkerchiets, sc. &c.
Lancaster, Sept. s. Sc
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-08
Haskell + S0,Uuer

HEREBY call on all persons indebted to
p " them by note or account. of more than cir
months standing to make immediate payment those
VINO do not comply with the above request may ex.
pect to settle with an Attorney.
Bolton, Sept. I, 1929. (3wl az
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-08

The frs, part
? 1929 TO 1857,
appeared. 1t
| lhhographick
base of Nahant
he Indian Sa-
8 as Dexter, for
ole work bears
cation and Gu
10 the inhab-
ers Of the ear
81
will be pecu-
ournaL.
e said on the
Plrlts, and we
ggestion, that
Employed as a
vever, as a sub
Pm Of discern.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-08

VNHE Subscriber continues to prosecute
M the Tailoring Business, at his old stand
IN Lancaster. He feels confidence in as
surfing those who have, and may continue
their patronage to him, that their work will
be done with fidelity. taste and despatch
lie has in his employ an approved and expe-
rlenced Journeyman,and has recentlyrecew
ed the last London and New-York fashions.
TR1MMrNGS of every description
furnished to order.
The subscriber wishes to obtain n ROY
about years of age, as an apprentice in
the above business.
JOHN A. HASKELL.
Aug. 25. 8w al
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-08

Lpsie side Of =, the
angeable,. Tins
III the wheels on
Rriye into one o.
nr.g1arded ravines
N found at the
cIent road ,w,hen
hwy crash, hav-
sr and one out
sslg gers "0',, ~
aiage was brok-
Iesengers were
fibearl. Mr.. F.
y, considerably
lswyer, of New
the arm and
tlised I; another
had on the head
slers, including
hut triaing inlu-
Excepting Mr..
ere able to pro-
rose gentlemen
tel. where me-
4 we have since
IRE not danger
lie to return to
the same day.
Salem Register.
This pleasant
ues from, Boston,
Mind inhabitants.
ublick worship,
N aoise has been
ylasi years. One
very good con-
NOW Unitarian !;
bout two years,
,iety who we're
|se. This GUST
which we have
Chaplain, who
trian house, is
ome time since
iscourse to the
IS senior pastor.
ersland precise
nd can express
Iss of the result.
measure restOr-
continue. The
nded, and are
table houses.
etnles-One lln-
~, and the 9TH
Hrs. Wright.)-
scholars from
d is under the
eecher. There
e other.
Is been recently
pf Groton, from
procured.
r- Hill aurora.
me TO refer to
by way of an
1t is due to the
E highly respect
I'd to the arts Of
Ore particularly
Of this truly val
ction. The out
Fixed with accu-
vns, townships,
ated. The riv-
routes, together
! more than usu-
maps, are hand
he colouring Of
off the more
ritories, and The
the places that
} left blank, give
p. as well as in
Wdp, are exact
!, whar,es. &c.
lladelphia, Bal
lesion, New-Or-
enslrons of AL
Trenton, Phila-
hgton, Savannah
[ul vignette title,
ghly instructive
the southwest
other parts, are
lilies Of the Erie,
Swamp, Union,
chesapeake and
d Ohio, aud the
Massachusetts,,
Baltimore rail-
an districts are
md the outlets
nd we doubt not,
mend it to gen.
It enhances the
} 1t viii add to
sustains as the
}, Mr.. Tanner
entitled d" Me-
:. Observations
5 in the United
pc addition to
those who are
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-08

.TNHE Subscribers would inform the cti-
IL zens of Lancaster, and it's vicinity, that they
have opened shop in the Village, ESQ called) in
Lancaster, lately occupied by s. Smith, where they
offer their services for repairing
WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND
TIMEPrECES,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
They intend also to keep on hand at this Shop in
connection with their establishment at Ftchburg, a
general assortment of
JEW ELRY, WATCHES AND TIME.
PIECES-FOR SALE.
Their prices will be reasonable-and they hope
by punctuality and aithfulness to merit the appro-
baton of the community.
/ The highest price ,oiH be given for old GOLD
and Sill YER.
" They would say to those persons who are in.
debted to them either by note or account which has
been standing more than three months, that paw.
ment must be fundamentally.
MARTIN RICHARDSON.
JAMES FENNO.
Aug. 10. So
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-08
A CARD.

JACoB CoNANT tenders his CRATE
tul acknowledgements to the citizens of Sterling
and Lancaster, for their prompt attendance and rea-
dy exertions to his property from destruction
by fire, on Saturday evening last.
Sterling, Sept 8.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-08

ETWEEN the First Parish in Cam
= - bridge, and the Rev: DR.. Holmes
published by the Parish Committee. For
SAFE at the Lancaster Bookstore.
Sept.8. az
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
BfARTNE NEWS.
PORT or RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Brig Mary Coles, Fales, from Philadelphia, with
ballast.
schr New Ye.k, Price, from Philadelphia, days,
with ballast.
Schr Helen Fuller, from Boston, with sundries, to
Lucke s Sizer l. Webb 81 Co, Hubbard 81 Gardner,
~ Mills, w Smyth, F Hillard " Strattom, n
Nash, Parker, Otis, Dunlop g. Co, T a Rust.
Sloop Hiram, -, from Norfolk, with sundrics. TO
Scott & Fry, NJ Myers, w Southgate, J. Webb
a. Co.
BELow-Schr john g. Eliza Builey, from Norfolk,
with sundries, to Scott g. Fry, and others.
Steamboat Comet, Young, from Petersburg, with
passengers.
SAILED,
Schr Flag of Truce, PeaFce, for Bridgcton n. T.,
with coal.
Schr John & William Cooper, for Norfolk -four.
Bchr Edinburg, Barrett. for New York with coal
Schr. Elizabeth d Rebecca, Williams for Somor-
set, with coal
tjCbr Richmond, Robinson, bound 10 Fall River,
(sass has stranded opposite tho city, gcttingiom
Manchester TO Rockets, and lies full of water
PHILADELPHIA, April 1O,Cleared, sloop Excel, Brown,
Arrived schr Hiram Denike, 4 days from Richmond
NORFOLK, Aprit 20.--Arr'd, schr. Washing
tons Barge, Benedict, from Now Orleans, IL days.
The Brig which went up James River on Satur-
day evening, was tho Caroline, from New York.
NEW YORK, April 19.--Clearcd, schra Fairfield
Coffin, Richmond; james Fisher. Some rs Richmond.
Arrived, schrs Ben II. Valentine, Smith, from
Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
. RRAIIMIN WINE

vored Madeira Wine, which has had the benefit
OF voyages TO the East and West Indies also a few
dozen bottles of Madeira grape Juice without brandy
OF peculiar deicacy oil flavor and of delicious taste of
the frmt-pocked III boxes oftwo dozen each lust
received and for sale By
c. 81 =. WARWICK.
FOR SALE,
London porter and brown stout, in pin. uad Quart
bottles
Liverpool filed sacks OF salt
Crates of earthen ware, well assorted for the conn
try trade
81. wrought nails, patent shot, crates of bottles
Tin plate in boxes, and brazicr's Copper
German and British oznaburgs
Port wine in casks offs dozea bottles each
English white lead
Madeira wine in pipes hulfpipcs and quarter casks.
april 2i-2aw6t*
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23

ENRESH supplies of The Protestant; Castilian;
Il Pelham, the Dsowned Mrs. Virginia Cary :
Letters; Tales of Grandfather, Second series J
Tales of the Great st. Bernard; Tales o. Woman;
Life in India; Hebers Travels in India; Webster 5
Manual of Chemistry &c.
Fcrnandez's, Newman's and Cubi's Spanish Die
tionary; great variety of school books Greek La
tin, French and English;
Globes mathematical instruments; thermometers;
spy glasses; surveyor comPasscs; chains and levels;
Spectacles in gold, silver and steel mounting;
general assortment ofstationary and blank books,
ut the hook store of
april % WIN. ii. FITZWHYLSONN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23

IN the 23in day of May shall oder, premises at
~ public sale my MILLS and 1000 aces lie BERKELEY
TRACT OF LAND, III parcels purchasers The Mills
e on an excellent stream and might be rendered valuable
IN the hands OF man OF capital they CONSIST Of Grs Dl
having machinery tor manufacturing wheat pair of Burr
stones OF the best quait aud bor. cloth, &C. also
Jaw Mill capable o saving 100000 feet Of timber during
season 10 this = aarlri South Cana Cotton Gin, equal
probably 20 any IN rgnia together with Cotton Press The
lands consist OF every variety soil, Of Them extremely
well adapted 10 corn and cotton. small portion has been
improved by man. which very convenient them, but the
g'aer part better suited the growth OF wheat and clover
some oi them well tnIeTed with heart pine and within
limits Of the land Intended be sold very good may
he'd on James River, Attending excellent buh
VIII beautiful of the River and ity Point this pro-
pc'iy IS Thought that good Fishery may be hadhc
OF sale WI he, fourth ~ so days aud tie balance in
annual insancRs the purchase be paid the Eank
the T. States IN Richmond The Mills will he delivered nnue
diaiey after The sale, Ic plantation called Mill Quarter not
un the expiration oithe present year.
BENZ. HARRISON
Rrkolcy, April both, 1929 29-tsc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23

Ne are RccciUm ing,
10 Ilhds. st. Croix sugar
n " 70 hhds. n. Orleans ditto
10 hhds. molasscs
10 barrels tanners oil
10 baFrcls port wine
10 barrels Sicily Madeira wine
10 barrels New Ark cider
10 casks prime cheese
30 boxes bunch r1Isius
half Iicrccs rice
30 boxes tallOw candles
% boxes sperm DO
50 boxes brown soap
10 kegs refined salt pc,Io
10 bags race gingcr
200 reanis wrapping paper
25 bags lava coffee
100 grlndsiones, (NovGscotal
100 boxes oranges
april 90 LEWIS WEE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
REMOVAL

bLlP MAYO has taken ofasnext door 10 tic printing
a office OF Mr. Thos w Whre which Is op,os;,. he geli
raven He continues regularly the courts of Cooc
aua ana fowoatsn, and to the duties Of Notary Public
Any eson in possession of Books property of te ie
VIM tenwick decd, particularly the LIST and ID volume,
oil an elegant London Edition of the British Cassicks viii
please 10 leave hen Al Aayos Office the Book Store
~ VII WON. l3-en3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
coNcERT.

NJ *. FRANCIS has the honor ult hc III
tvI give HARP CONCERT Saturday Evening next
Z5th Instant the EaIe Hotel Assembly Room on which
occasion he wall b" assisted by Mr. tane who has An the
kncest manner rendered him his valuable services.
Tickets 81 each be had Bar the Easle Hotel
Particulars will bc announced in the bills of the day
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
SIXTY DOLL8Rs REWgPD

N7lLl he given by the subscriber for apprehcnsion u
w his negroes, jon LYoAs joss SAMsoS XM SA,,psoy
BILLY tAmLs, SAM & CHARiis SAri. Joe a stout and
rather fat, black With sni oouuteaance add ybiie
teeth john Is ofmdde height; and rather slim make not yeIv
tall aud stout of tawny color and little Billy
rather lower than the common height is muaio aud has one
or TWO at his from, teeth boke paItly o low stout
made black man Chaes is rather tai slnu black ana
has bumps ia his face They generally took with them nap,
cnon clothes and oZnaDurg SHIRTS olem took
with them old blue coats jackets and ouus white cotton
90 nen shnts, and other Sunday clothes they call them
ie anoVe men alter committing robbery in tie esbbJhood
ram OF on the TN INST and probably lurking about Rich
mond, Petersburg Norfolk, Hanover house the PIPING
Tree wil give the above reward for e apprehension of all
"i $40 lcr each negro HILL CARTER
ap l3--eo3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
NEW BOOKS AT NASH'S.

NEW BOOKS At NASU'S.
ERNING'S Conquest OF Grenada, vols.
n American Natural History, by ! ID. Goldman.
NJ. D. Ill vols; vo. with numerous frst rate en-
cravings
An Eritome of The Physiology, General Anatomy
and Pathology of Bichst; by Thomas Henderson,
NJ. d. Professor of the Theory and Practice of Me-
dicino III the Columbian Ccllcgc, Washington City.
The Works of Flayius Joscphus complete. in .
vols; 70. with plates
Mrs. Carys Letters on Female Choractcs.
Many other new Boo,.s &C. received.
april % J. III. n ASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23

NEW NOVELS.
e. ,rLoEs AND SAINTS or Matrimonial Manprres
~ by the author OF Naval Sketch Book 2 vols
These volumes are the production of n true Sailor
who writes from the full impulse of u bosom passion
atey attached TO hls profession md oserfowinc vi
vacity; they abound in accurate and glowing dcserp.
tons oftl,e life and habits OF seamen: We can readily
uiG the bursts OF mcrrinlent which thew will excite
London Weekly Rscieio.
We have INDUCED in many good laugh at the cx-
ccllent nautical wit and humour in these volumes
sLondon Literary Ga<eHe,
Further supplies Of Pelham, the Dsowned, the
Protestant, and other New Novels, received at
april! :. II. NASIPS BOOKSTORES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
Richmond HAT Warehouse.

Richmond HAT WarehOuSe.
Too doors beiotr .ucsss. Leirjs Hcbb d Go.
R AYMOND Il BROTHERS beg leave to inform
their friends aud the public, that they have now
on hand, and will constantly receive from the most
approved manufactures in London and the United
States, an extensive assortment Of fashionable ard
plain HATS. They viii at all times keep on hand
n large quantity of Hats made bv their own dlrcc-
ton, for the accommodation Of those who prefer
them md Will az any time have Hats made In order,
on the shortest notice, in .c best MANNER and At the
cheapest possible rate.
Country merchants can be supplicd with Hats "a.
wholesale OH very moderate terms.
n. B.-An assortment Of Woor HAT, in add
tion To- the above.
april lis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
MANAGERS OFETCE.
WANTED

4 GOOD Carpenter, yVheclwrgiit, ! Beatncp
and 10 or 20 Pit Hands, for the balance Of this
year For such as can come well recommended vi,
WIZ give liberal price. Apply on the Basin TO
s?rI - enot NELSON CARY g. Co