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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-05
WORCESTER:
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST s. 1929.

Violent SHOWERS. On Thursday afternoon
last, we were visited with succession of show.
ers' accompanied with an unusual proportion Of
thunder and lightning. AS the first shower
was abating, the bells of this village gave the
alarm of fire. 1t proved to be in the barn OF
Abel Flagg, about three miles from the village
which was entirely consumed, with all its con.
tents, including his whole crop (about 80 tons)
of hay, and valuable horse. The first intima-
tion the family had that the barn was struck by
the lightning, was, by smelling the fire, when
on going to the door, the flames were beginning
to burst out. 1t is supposed that the horse was
affected by the shock, as it was found on the
floor, and those who went to his relief were un-
able to get him up before they were driven
from the barn by the density of the smoke
The alacrity with which the inhabitants of the
village, with the several engine companies, re-
paired to the scene of the conhagration, con-
sidering its distance, is worthy of particular
commentator.
From various directions we hear of damage
done by the storm Some of the accounts, extract
ec from other papers, will be found in another
column. In Charlton, the Meeting House was
struck by lightning, which was carried off by
the conductor, without doing any essential in
jury. In Upton, we are informed that the store
of Major Warren was struck, and that the fluid
disseminated itself in various parts of the build
ing, passing within few feet of two casks of
gunpowder, which, however, escaped explosion
There were six persons in the store at the time,
neither of whom received any injury. Rev.
Mr.. Whtman's Meeting House, in Waltham,
was struck by lightning and entirely consumed.
We have reports of damage by the lightning
in other places, but the information is not suf-
ficiently precise for publication.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-05

FIGS. We have seen some fcs. nerGectlv
ripe, which were raised in garden in mi.
village They were very soft and exceedingly
sweet, and even sickiSh and unpalatabIe. IL !,
said they can be raised IN abundance in this
climate and, if so, we should be glad to hear
Of the fact from some of our horticultural read.
ors.--BrOOkiyn IL. ~ Star.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

kNbf' undersigned respectfully Informs the public
L that the duties of his SCHOOL will bo resumed
OH the I'd January, in the spacious building on
Just completed for the purpose and bearing the above
name. In Offering Seminary on more extensive
scale to the patronage of the public the undersigned
cannot refrain from returning his sincere thanks for
the uniform and distinguished support he has hitherto
received The arrangements now made are attended
with heavy expenses; but hope is cherished that the
advantages resulting TO the public from the efforts of
an individual, will secure their regard The ob,ec
tons hitherto made to the price ofiuon i'm this Sem
mary, obviated and its advantages may here
after be enjoyed by persons in moderate crcuinsan-
ccs-ths is what the undersigned has long wished Il,
effect, b has never been able to accomplish it before
In this institution there three distinct Schools
VIZ Ancient Languages, Modern Languages Nfath
cmatlcs Ia the school Of Mthcinntics, viii be
taught Spelling, Reading, Writing, Geography ,,sc
oil Globes, Arithmetic, bookkeeping, Algebra &c
oinetry. irEonometry, Practical Surveying, Mcnsl.
ration, Conc Sections, FmXons. Mr.. .Hpc,,ili, =
gentlemen NO less experienced in teaching thln dis
tmguishcd US Mathematician, will conduct ths de-
partmHnt adttre of France. OF nquestonale ca
pabhty, VIII teach French and Spanish, and probably
Drawing. Ia Ancient Lnnouugos, shall be assisted
by DIR HHGni POore, 10 whose capability ard indus
try can testify 1t may bc seen then, that there
VIII be i9ur tcacc-s constantly employed in the Sem
mary ana II may consequently he expected that all
the pupils shall receive close aud unceasn~ attentions
particularly the numb n 10 each Teacher IS nbso-
tAtety limited 70 twenty. Every convenience neces-
gary TO facilitate their progress and To illustrate their
studies, has been carefully provided: their comforts
have not been neglected and during hours Of recrea-
ton, they shall be enabled TO enjoy innocent manly
and mvi %orang amusements within the precincts ot
the Seminary. The undersigned now resrectflllv
cnndcs to the public patronage institution TO the
establishment OF which nc devoted years otabour
and application, and which, lac fondly hopes, viii he
found equal To any private establishment in INC conn
try. Gentlemen at distance, who may wish fer IN
formation respecting tha character OF the SEMINARY
IRE referred to any oftlcr friends in this CITY, or TO
INC Faculty ofthc University ofIirgini1. Commtr
nications addressed to TIC undersigned will receive
prompt attention. WM BURKE
dec -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06
EDUCATION.

'e'HE subscriber respectfully informs her former
patrons and friends generally, that she has taken
the Sunday School room attached 70 Trinity Church
where she will commence teaching on MONDAY.
the 9TH of January next.-The branches TO which She
will devote her particular attention, will consist of
Readng, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar.
Geography, with the use of Globes and Maps Histo-
ry, &C.. also, plain and ornamental Needle Work and
Embroidery, with Drawing and Painting in their diff.
ierent varieties. With grateful remembrance of
the liberal support she has heretofore received in her
school, and with full determination to use her best
efforts to advance the youth with whose instruction
she may be entrusted, she soicts the patronage of
her friends for the year to come.
Dec 25-t&f6t MARY ANN WILDER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06
TOBACCO

VERY respectfully take leave To return nv particu-
lar anks To those planters who have beenso friend
as To inrust the management of their Topacco to M
Us Salesman at the Public Warehouse. hope il is
not necessary Tor me to say that nv best exertiops
nave oeeh usedto render general satisfaction. again
tsiiUe len Tie same attention nay more us my health
creSt mas Dcen restoredI would here remark TO nv
i'ehis ior whoIn have done business as well as ma
ny others Tor whom hope be engaped that this no
ice would not have been introduced upon them but for
the oher OF Mr. Lakeland to do business at tho same
p'dce a. competitor Our friends will please direct
neir oDacco to the other ms they ma 500
cause, which WI save any thing ike contention II
should not be expected that when there is fair
competition IN this way that the inspectors wouj
zee, themselves IN any way Interested particularly
II the same patronage IS extended to the Ware hose
Us heretofore by the Planters. Should any Tobac
co be directed to the Ware house without specifyinr
any preference in the Salesman the owner will re
collect that he has the right to choose for himself
even on the day of sale. The situation of sales
man Is III no way connected with any of the
ether duties of the Warehouse Consequently
IL Is held alone by the patronage of the Planters
shu dealers Surrey can give better evidence of
my attachment to the interest of the Planters and nv
anxiety 70 promote their interest, than annex the
following names, composing large majority of the
principal buyers who have kindly directed me to
give reference TO them by way of shelving their sa
usiaction to my mode Of doing business as Salesman
Inc particular patronage of such dealers worth more
to the growers of Tobacco than any other evidences
thal have to ofer-or such an expression of their
feelings have only to return nv humble thanks
Inc Inspectors receipt for all Tobacco sent to me Will
De returned to the owner. consequently shall wait bie
order ITS inspection and sale. All expenses paid
II directed by the subscriber-Ofsce at the Ware
house. III. B. MONTAGlF
REFERANcE.
rogers ana Harrison, Lhcte and Si-..
|"'o' "" ~ NJ. G'n"n, Daniel Har1pic2,
7 Scott, Urine j. Co.. ho 5ooes
nos. 's"HnS, Wsl- Barrett
1.'o' o'euTt' Chs. Ellis,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06
COwAN has received, and NOW ,

" vi. COWAN has received, aud now offers a well,
selected and general assortment al ladies' and ,eueens
gold and silver patent lever and ycre Watches eight
mantle Clocks and THmcpeces drinond, pearl paste lei
anh fancy J.we.ry SILVER, plated, and Britannia N,ye.
evepon calnldas and other Pencils fountain silver and
steel fens gold, silver and shell Spccaclc ThmIes 'oo
picks RazorS, Scissors, rensnives Thermometers perc
SION aud flint Pocket Pistols percussion Caps SpyGlaes
surveyors and pocket ConpasseS Plating Instruments mi;
nnue frames and po ke books; card cases prses
ana purse clasps pocket and shell combs gold Jet steel and
makers tools and materials with Srea, variety of oiber
ce all OF which he is enabled sell below former prices
aiches and clocks, and mathematical instruments
carefully repaired and adjusted
orer Tor any article in his line puncuay attended to-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06
f.. ABSAT.ON

II. \ DSAIOM,
4 HATEFUL for past iavors, improves the prcs-
ent opportunity otnorming his friends and ems
toners, and the Members the Legislature that ms
stand Is IN the corner house leading TO DIavo BRIDGE
and next door to w. II. Fitzwhylsonn's Bookstore
where he respectfully sohcits the patronage of suc
rs may choose to favor him with their custom. Hn
has always ON hand good assortment of gentemen's
boOfS d. SHOES, made of the best IEatcrals ana
at The following prices. warranted To wear canal 10
any For boots Richmond made, 81. Boots ,nadc
up at the shortest notice, and as cheap as can be
made elsewhere. -. i %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

ri EN DRY GOODS ST0RE.-L4FTESH IJIiN-
- IEh has taken the store formerly the occupancy OF
NlesSrS Gralns Son a Brothers tiine;a sv o,,os;o 49,
iial 4 MonreS, and has hand general as.r,,, 81
staple anG fancy Dry Goods; among which are
Cloths, cass,mcges ,ni sattiueis, tine and co,.a.
Rcd, wiu,e green ard yellow Gannes
SILK and sriurd Valencia vcstings
SvaisuOwa slt Alareies do.
l.ish and Gcusar linens, lawns and cambf;cs
Caicocs assorted, embracing great variety
trcy, striped and plaid ginshains
Plain and figured lOubazeS various color,
~ To- O. jaconet and book musins
Null, India and Swiss do
Swiss aud black Italian silk cgavats
Canton and Mandarin grapes; italian 90
Black Italian lustrins senchrws and sarSl,es
- lise assortment OF silk cotton and wo Jien hosiery
fastt1ualie bonnet and belt ribbons
Flag Fandann3 and cotton handkerchcfs
Gloves and combs Of every description
Lhen and cotton tckngs, furniture and aprou checks
i.ns'!> aud k"rcys suitable ioT servants clothing
brown ana blearhcd dOuesucs diapers, &c.
Sapeung, hcoitl-rugS umbrellas sc. sc
winch with variety Of other articles he is esrors TO sell
ow Tor cash. =" 9N''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06
.NEW ROCKS 6c

NEW looks, &c.
EROCKFORDS or Life in the West. in . vols.
- Lights and Shades Of English Life, in vols.
Anatomy OF Drunkenness by Macnsh.
Remains OF Nathaniel Appleton Haven, with a nc.
NOR OF hs life, by George Ticlncr.
Dr. Charles Follcn.
Scripture Hop designed 20 assist in reading the bible
prohtably. by Bckcrstth.
a Manual of General Anatomy containing n concise
description of tho Elementary Tissues Of the Hr.
man Body, from the French of Baylc g. Hollar6
by s. ID. Gross. NJ. ID.
Practical Obstetrics, FROM the French Of julius Uatin
by s. ID. Gross, NJ. u. sc. &c. &c. And numo
rous other valuable and interesting works. for sale by
de 8 T. ". NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

ELEGANT GOODS have received, by the Exit and
~ other late arrivals,
Black and colourcd Palnvrnc for ladies' dresses
Italian notts assorted, black italian lustrnes
Black and coourCd Gros dc Naples
ch hohbnet lace dresses vc pccrcnes capcs and cans
Ilucad aud buhbinet laccs and clgngs,
Embroidered aud plain silk eud worscd Hosiery
Supcrmc printed canibricks and French Cinpha.us
With variety of other staple and fancy goods which m be
sold az the lowest prices for cash.
Oct III HALL NFII SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06
SALT. WHISKEY. &c.

SALT, WHISKEY, &c.
uST received by the subscriber, and for sa!c on
- the lowest forms;
30 sacks ground alum salt
hhds and fifteen bhls whskcv
Lock Fine behring's in kegs
Speed Salmon in kits
no. mackerel, in bbs and bbls
Ruisins in boxes
Duddclls superior Durham mustard in boxes
Together with general assortment of Groceries.
IND Consignment,
bbls superior old peach brandy
do do apple do
10 do old Kentucky whskcy
Lard in kegs, and superior bacon hams.
dec 90 WIN. |. CLARkE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06
ENTERTAINMENT.

'HNllb Tavern at Lavallec the residence of James
H. Ferguson. ON the road leading TO Charlottes-
vile, five miles above Goochland Courthouse and six
below Mrs Tmsleys isncw open and ready for the re-
cepuon OF travellers and the proprietor hopes his fare
aud attention will merit the patronage of tho bubble
CGochiqni, Dec. %. Jvdvy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06
Cotton M0chinery Tor sale.

cotton Aochne,y jor sale
"E offer for sue a quantity of second hand Cor
w TON MAomNERY, say $40 Throgile Spindirs.
win preparation Of every description for putting
SAID SpindlCs into immediate operation.
dec 6-ts CUSBLJv.1JV & .1JvDREU,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

The subscribers offer for sale. craner,l ,,,,r.,r.
OF leather of all kinds for shocnalers, carriage ma
kors' saddle and harness shoe thread and shoe
trimmings shoe-lnakers and curriers' tools. &c. SC
&c. "
600 Spanish hides
go Richmond slaughter hides
Tanners oil, w. Il J. c. CRANE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

NlRGINIA: At rules, holden the clerks Office OF -,
" county sn the Sd day OF November, 1928. Elizabeth
LUDLOW VILLAIN Gamctt, guardian Mary Elizabeth aud
nicn1 !ohn LUDLOW, plaintiffs against MARY Elizabeth aud
richard John Ludlow, infants OF Richard Ludlow dec James
NJ 'afnc assigned guardian ad Item, defend tine said IN
i"nls, and Richard Ludlow, dcicndants-iS Catycssy
Inc defendant Richard Ludlow. having entered his an
Pu'' ana gwen security according tive act Of assembly
ann the rules oi this court, and appearing by satisfactory m
uencc mat he not mhabtaut tins state therefore m
W oh OF We p'n'ht ordered, ua the defendant
'o OF SscN, on the thrd Monday January next and am
s"ei h'" b and that copy Of this order be- forthwith, inserted
w '""' newspaper o extensive circulation published ian ths
commonwealth, for months succcSS.,ey and that au,ler
COPY DC posted a the hont door IT tine house this county
o. \ copy. Teste, ZACH q. CRlTTENuEN n &
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06
NEW AND SUPERIOR ARTICLES,

''"'t htCctOCd Oy nc L0G EUcRefS, peJy ertenSlUe
supplies IF
FASHIONABLE BOOTS 81 SHOES;
Such as ladies' and gcntcmcns moccasins or over
socks, every kind; tho most comfortable ar
ticlcs ever invented; And complete assortment of
India rubber shoes; Leather travelling trunks with
iron frames, and travelling bags;
Also, ladies' French 81 American slippers, trimmed
IN every fashion; scalskin g. mockkd walking shoes;
lasting walking shoes, with and without heels single
and double vamps, and some lined with India rubber;
elegant lasting silk and satin dress slippers of every
fashionable colour.
Gcntlcmsns superior made fine calfsl,in boots with
square and round toes, and great variety at every
price to - so zinc calfskn boocCs of every dcscrp-
ton, ana some very stout; Also, superior dancing
pumps with square and round toes and with buckles.
very extensive supply Of misses boys g childrcr's
Boots and Shoes. Servants Shoes of every kind.
1TAl their goods are warranted.
Scal-stln and Hair Trunks of every size.
u NJ corner Of Main and 14fh streets
nov 26--tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

VIRGlNIA: Atulcs holden in the clerks oaics nj the
~ superior court OF chauccry m the Richmond district the
10 Gay oi November 1898: Thomas A. Babcr plt against
I In : ienlg isaac turd aud Jane his wife, and Samuel
DYER ~ md Martha his WIFE dhs ' ~ ~
- INC dcicndan Isaac Curd and Jane his wife, and Samuel
Hyrr ~ ana Martha his wife, having entered their a
ance aud gNCu security according 10 the act of osrT J
we rules OF TINS court and appearing by saie tor nv ucc
U IVY Nv nov inhabitants OF this country ordered that
January 'ern and answer the bill OF the plaintiff and that
S'YWths ouer b. forthwith inserted IN some new spcr pu
Sc w inc Guy OF Richmond for louths succeSsvcl and
Postu az INC irNt door oi the capitol IN the said city
81 copy Tostc, VIM g. PENDLETi)N r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06
COTTON YARNS, COTTON YARNS.

TFOW NE FOzcH dtdn Colon fdCtorV
A FURTHER reduction in the price of Joseph Hey
- woods cotton yarns. has this day taken place The
Subscriber having made arrangements with Mr. Hev
wood, will be regularly supplied with all numbers that
may De called for at the prices hereto annexed 1t is
unnecessary to dwell on the superior Quality of tbis
yarn; Those who have used it invariably give il
decided preference any other spun in this State
or any imported from the Northern Factories A sim
Gle trial Is sufficient to establish the truth of this as
seIlon' Mr. Heywood's prices for yarns viii, on ex-
aiming the following list be found to De lower than
any others sold IN this State, taking into consideration
the great difference in the quality Good clean white
cotton will be received by the subscriber in exchange
for cotton yarns at the prices hereto annexed and the
highest market price allowed for the cotton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

NEW GOODS
E,NLEGANr carved tortoise incl, and s;do.co,,b.
IA Do plain do of all sizes
New style calicoes, and printed caInbrcs
Jet and 6iue-blaek Marcellne, eros de NAPLES.
and Italian lustrings
Black, blue, and mkt broad.cloths
Cassimers, sattinetts blankets. and \ variet, 90
other seasonable goods, which are offered mt reduced
prices, for cash, by HALL, NEIISOW- -
Dec %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

FOR SHE,
ET CroiX, Porto Rico and New Orleans s,,gars
- IGo, Porto Rico Cuba and Liberia c,ifr.
Loaf slsar, chocolate, race and ground ghlec.
PM Gccmau tunb,ers, German steel
lemJohns, liquor cases mustard
Numess, indigo, soap and candles
White lead IL kegs, bunch rasns
S,nnpowder imperial and young Tyson teas
Ha1a.Ps nails al sizes
foule's patent shot, all sizes
Alolasscs, sweet Malaga and oihey wines
Holland and country gin
Jamaica, Antigua and northern rum
Hodges Goshen cheese, soal leather
Sperm candles, &c. sc.
dec 50-St OTIS DI-NJ on r 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06
NJ. MYERS

Offers for Sale in Store.
S00O Lbs cotton yarn
10 tons shot assorted
10 small casks muscat
half pipes Sicily Madeira I W.,
10 or. casks do "inesi
or. casks Madeira
II pipes Cognsc
; do imitation D,
SO bbls apple pF'''g
10 do peach
3 pipes Holland }
10 do imitation Gin
90 bbls common
hhds St Croix
10 8 Ids Do l oGle'"' Sugar
10 hhds
so bbls ,Wbisicv
40 do old & strongly
20 hampers Bristol bottles
90 hhds n. Il.
.5 3S b. g. + 5:r e a""
bags pepper
10 do coffee
$50 boxes sperm candles
100 do sonp LIST ~ end qualities
80 hllds English Island moasses
Imperial. gunpowder and young hvson Teas
400 keys white lead, &c. &c. DC.
ALSO
An assortment, suited to the season, OF Domestic
Goods, such az i4inscys &c. &c.
Dec I-vl+
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06
$500 REWARD.

- sboDO REWARD.
NOTICE rs hereby given TINT the sum OF FIVE
" HUNDRED DOLLARS has been subscribed
by several citizens of this place. for the apprehension
OIL the person, persons, who assaulted and robbed
Capt Simon MFLcllan, (sincc dcad) in this City, on
tho evening of the 18th instant.
The paper bearing the name Of those who have
subscribed this reward win be produced ON application
to the publishers ofthc Daily Wing or the Richmond
Compiler. Dcc so
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

sEELiiA Nor the Adventures OF a GcntIcm1n-
n "A complete gentleman, who, according to Sir
POPPING, ought TO dress well, dance well fence well
nave genus for love letters. and agreeable voice
for ChaInber"-ETHERAcr in , IL, ,,,,bf;L
ed, and for sale b. f''''9-
lec IZ-tS ]. II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

MEAL.-Thc subscriber has on hand, and will no
constantly supplied with Meal of superior quality
IN bags Of bus each, intended for families and fur
hhcd AZ inc lowest market prices any orders address,
cd TO DIR. Saml. Peasants or myself will be attended
TO- WM. J. CLARKE.
bt'' 15t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

GROCERIES,
ne are receicing Rer sc'rs Diomede, Fairfield, BAL
tic s. .Gary. Jor sale,
ID Hhds West India molasscs
Wv do New Orleans do
&c bugs coffee
100 kits family mackcrc,
1I8 bbls potatoes
81 boxes tallow candles
% bbls onions
1879 do NJ. > 9 and mackercl
10 boxes spermaceti candles, first quality
halt chests Tyson tea
40 boxes gunpowdrr do, 10 lbs eaclj
10 pipes imitation brandy, 4th proof
100 sides soa leather, best quality
10 bjls Newark cider
90 casks Goshen cheese
20 bbls Ohio wliskcy
81 casks ThonaSton iimc
) hh'r / boxes and . hhiS sugar
3 casks assorted stoncwarc
cases Webstcrs spelling books
de l2-lOt DAVENPORT, ALLEN o. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06
Twenty Dollars Reward.

MY Stable, at the foot of the Basin. was entered
1Vl yesterday afternoon, and new Snafiie Bride
and two old Haters. stolen .creron. As this is the
second depreciation Of the kind, now offer 7icenky
Dollars Rerard for the detection of the thief. ] am
informed that black man entering the sta
Bile, who had ragged blue coat and white hat
who most probably is the depredator.
ian 3--3t+ EDMUND WALLS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06
LINE, LUMBER, &c.

LINE, LUMBER, &c.
400 Casks lime
$4,000 feet White Pine Boards landing from
Brig Samuel IL John III the Dock, and v III be sold
Iow. Apply to g. s. ". MERi6N
Whohaye on hand
80 Bbis Dunlop's beer
p bundles northern hay
10 bbls New Ark cider
100 cords oak wood
For sale on accommodating terms.
dec c9-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

ETREDERICK A. MAYO. BOOK-BINDFB- 6,,,
doors bsto'o the BEL IdCcyA respectfully informs the public
mat he sti cares the Book binding is branches and
peS ny ms experience workman obtain a norton OF
patronage Blank Books executed tn ORDER aud Printed Book
pound 10 any pattern lie attcrs himself that he has no cause
OF masking long statement OF the and STYLE in which
orders he may receive shall be done executed as time and
generous public doubt, has long before this inspected and
proved ms workmanship IN that line OF business events
ne siI at all times be glad li0r further mproy cncnf to CON-
pare the execution any work with any in the same line of
business III the city Of Richmond elsewhere. Oct Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

p EST winter pressed lamp oil
NJ Red Stone Mills gunpowdcr, (warranted)
Crehore's playing cards from Si5 to $50 per gross
Mould and spermaccti candies
Sole leather, cut nails
Window glass, lime
Mackeral No / Il )
Gunpowder, young hysou and imperial teas
Jamaica, Antigua, n. England and N. Orleans rum
Holland and Country gin
Bunch raisins, indigo
Vassar's, Fidiar &, Taylor's & Hartford ale
All descriptions of writing paper
Cotton yarns from No. : 10 l..
Koran hats, molasses
Tanners oil &c. SSc.-for sale bv
dec 29-6t DAVENPORT. ALLEN ~ Co.