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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30
POLITICS OF THE N,
From Ike NetO YORK i" Courie,
aairern of Dec. 10 ~


O. THE NEXT PREsIDEycv
of the Western papers in comm
the Presidents Message appear y
for granted that Gen. jackson win
a candidate fer reelection, and -
sis to be his successorl" "wS 1
York be recreant to herself, and e.
claims of the Secretary of Sa,,iS |
think that the time has not arriy.i
cuss these questions, and hope A.
not be agitated until the intenlioS,
worthy Chief Magistrate in rel,s.
reelection, have beeh defniiiyely
ed. He, unquestiOnabN, is the Il
the people over any other EcrscD
United States, and,if his heaEh !
NIT, he will no doubt consent 70 49,
other term.
When the time arrives, hov,,.
this State to act on these CUES
can assure our Western friend,
will be true to herself and 10 N. ~
can party, throughout the Untsi \ /
Her claims are great, and so VeB n
stood, that we have no fears Lt h,
on this all important Quoslio,
promptly met by those States wl
y
she has so often acted in eonee1
which she has so repeatedly -
lust pretensionS. Somuch for h.
as a State; but independent ortbe,.
the talents and qualifications oCr|
Van Buren-his stern republle,, =
pies and unwavering consists,
industry aud legal acquiremer.
knowledge Of men aud measures-~.1
place him before the people as a 81
candidate for the Presidency wbepl.
per lime shall have arrived.
We again repeat that this subject
not to be discussed at present. 4 !.
for General Jackson should, and =, I
will, prevent his friends from Dur,r.
rs the people are unquestioAably m.
to To-eIect him, and no portion If
more so, than the friends of N,
Buren,.
From tie Washington Telegraph. De-
THE NEXT PRESIDENCY
We regret TO see, in the Courg
Enquirer, an editorial article, which
no doubt BIO considered as a formaI
authorized annunciatidn of Mr.. Vas
rem, as candidate for the Pres5,
We regret it because its tendency wi
to encourage the hopes of those yha
lying on a division in the Republican
| ty, calculate upon holding the bsI,a
power, and thus, to Hse the words q
Clay, obtaining the control ofhsd
of the next President. The article
every sense, indiscreet, because It q
beheft the individual whom it probes
serve, and is directly in conflict vi
known opinion. We know that no
more opposed to the agitation Of that
ton than MIR. Van Buren,, and lhAh
- iit opportunity Of discount
ing and discOuraging it, to pass BY
proved.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30
December ..

In Senate yesterday JOINT resolution
was adopted to adjourn the two Houses
till Monday. 4 ''blll to provide for sun.
dry citizens Of the Territory of Arkansas
for trespasses committed upon lheE pro-
perty by the Usage Indians, in the years
1916 1917 and 1922 a ''bill forthe ben
eft of Elijah Clarke, of louisiana, and
of the heirs and legal representatives of
Lewis Clarke deceased;" and ''hill for
the final adjustment ofprivate land claims
in Missouri" were seyerally read the third
time and passed. A short time was spent
in the consideration Of Executive BUSH
ness.
IN the House of Representatives, yari-
rious petitions and resolutions were pre-
scented and referred to appropriate Commit
tees. 4 bill was reported by Mr.. M'Duf
ie from the Committee of Ways and
Means, providing for an equipment for the
Frigate Brandywine. A JOINT resolution
from the Senate 20 adjourn the two Houses
until Monday, was read twice and ordered
TO its engrossment, by vote Of 80 to 40;
but the ayes and noes being called on It's
passage, the resolution was subsequently
rejected by vote of III TO 60. A reso-
luton was offered by Mr.. Slorrs, requir-
ing the Committee on the Judiciary to in.
Quire into the fraud committed on the rev
enue in the Territory of Arkansas, alluded
TO in the Message Of the President, which
resolution was agreed to.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30

.N0fe-There has been no return from
Delaware since 1914, nor from Mssissip
pi since 1912; from Florida none; from
Alabama, Tennessee, Missouri, Arkansas
and the District Of Colombia, the returns
are incomplete.
This years return, not yet rendered to
Congress in detail, gives the number Ofall
arms, at l,2u,8l9.1
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30

State of Maryland was unable to carry ne'
treat works through without that assis-
lance which she thought it was one OF inc
duties which the Federal Government was
created to perform. He stated that tne
present capital of the Rail Road Company
was four million; and that it wae his oPlh,
ion that rail roads are destined to DC Oh
vast importance in the internal comm Th
cation and commerce ofthis country. l nc
memorial was referred TO the Committee Oh
Internol Improvement.
,-,,.re, ~, THE NTIT TTI 4
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30
December %.

In the Senate, yesterday, various Peti-
tons and Memorials were presented and
referred and Resolutions submitted-The
Bill for the adjustment Of Land Claims il
Missouri was read a second time, and or
dered to be engrossed-Some time was
sDent in tho consideration ofExecUuve bu-
slness.
In the House Of Representatives, a num-
Der of Petitions werC presented and refer.
red. Various bills were then reported by
some Of the Committee. & we're read twice
and committed. The House then took up
the consideration Of the Resolution relat-
ing to a National ArmOry On TIC Western
Waters. A brief discussion took place;
all the amendments were rejected, and the
Resolution was then adopted IN It's original
form
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30

British .Naagfactwes.--By statement
OF the affairs Of Msssrs. Fieldngs, Bro
Tiers, Of Catteral print-works, at Man
chester, It appears that their deficiency is
AIOAOOQ, and there is property to the
amount Of about s65, 600. The creditors
expect dividend of II shillings in the
pound.
The greater part Of this loss has pos
S,oly been made in sacrifices at New
I orlE, or other American markets, 70 keer
down cur manufactures, or, to raise money
~ the hope ofbettcr times.I
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30

From the Richmond Wkig-Dec. y.
The only question decided yesterday in
Convention Of much importance, was the
adoption of an amendment to the first resO-
luton Of the Executive Committee, as
amended in Committee Of the Whole. by
which the Governor ofthe Commonwealth
IS to be elected by the qualified voters for
the most numerous branch of the Legisla-
ture, and to hold his Office for three years.
instead Of beng elected by the Legislature,
as reported by the Committee. This
amendment was adopted By q vote of 80
ayes, and Is noes.
We believe this vote has settled the
question, that the Convention will not
agree on any constitution to be submitted
to the people for adoption or rejection, IN
less the proposition of Mr. Gordon fixing
the basis of representation, be amended
by some provision for future apporion-
ment, which shall be agreeable to the
members from the west, in which case 1t
Is probable the election Of the Governor
viii be given to the Legislature.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30
December Is

That part OF tho Report Of the Legisla-
five Committee which ''RcSOlued, That in
the app ortionment of representation in the
House Of Delegates, regard should be had
70 white population exclusively" was cal
led ND. Mr.. Scott moved that it be laid
on the table-which was supported by Mr..
Gordon of Albemarle, a gentLemanrepre-
senting in part strong Convention dis
trict. The reason of this manGyre on the
part of the advocates of the motion TO lay
on the table, BY members representing dis
tricts favorable to the white Basis, Mr..
Doddridge said, was TO conceal forever
their votes from their constituents, and
from the world He demanded the ayes
and noes. which were ordered, and the vote
stood-Ayes so, Noes 46. An amend
mendment of Mr.. Cooke was then taken
up, and rejected by the same vote. Mr..
Scott now moved to take up the PROPOSE
ZION of Mr.. Upsher as amended, which was
agreed to. In order TO eXtort from the
| Convention a direct vote on the White
Basis, & give an opportunity of recording
the vote distinctly, Mr.. Powell moved that
all after the word "Resolred," be stricken
out. The amendment was rejected by a
vote, ayes 46, noes 80; every member pre-
sent: and the SO Wcsfcrn Members rOtng
s0ih the ayes. BY this vote, the fate Of the
lWmrE Basis, as far as the present Con
vention are concerned, is sealed.
The question now REQUIRED to the scheme
of Messrs. Gordon and Upsher. 1t pro-
vides. that the Senate shall be composed o
81 l3 Senators from the West, and IS from
East of the Blue Ridge, that IN the House
orDelegates there shall be,
From the West memJe's
. From the Valley a
Above the head oftide water 40
| Below do. do. 81
And that in every yearsan apPor
t tionmeut of both Houses shat be made
. "upon an average of, 1st. whte)opulatIon
e Pad. Federal numbers: PrOcid.d, that the
Senate shall rever exceed nor the
. House of Delegates members
By this arrangement, the EastGn MAORI
= tv for the first years vii be, in the
= Senate 6, and in the House o. Delegate;
! d members. Leigh then presented a
. scheme, allowing all that part Of the
2 State West of the Blue Ridge SO mem
bers in the II. Of ID. and the East 80, with
out varying the above Senatorial arrange
ment. Lcigh's scheme makes Nd provision
for future appointments, Other than, tina
. there shall be no more new counties form
q cd TO the East, and bit ten more to tn
West; each of which, as formed. shall be
entitled TO one memblr in the House o
Delegates.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30
Baltimore. Dec. %.
ROBBERY OF THE MAIL-AGAIN.

NODDDH OF TIL NIAIL-AGAIN.
A gentleman who arrived at the Foun-
tam Inn, last evening, in the Citizens
Canal Line, informs chat the great South
ern Mail, which was despatched from this
place or Monday afternoon, was robbed
yesterday morning between Frenchtown &
New Castle, and what was rather mys.
ferrous, the driver was ignorant of the
circumstance, notwithstanding The bags
were all taken oil, except one which was
cut open IN tho stage, end q .funIS beside
we were not able to learn whether there
were any passengers in the stage or noi,
Out understand that il was the hindmosl
one Of the line. CiroBiele.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30
HNOTICE.E

@7 NOTICE.eM
TN consequence Of the affecting cht's +,
y has recently occurred in my fanny =
determined 10 remain in this place. J eesa,
ed myself Of the generous offer Of Iyl-
YOUNG, Esq. Of part Of hrs oihcer !"
~ attention will DO given 70 such 5asina
Be committed TO NY care. H
Wheeling, Dec. %, 1920 If
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30
$40 REWARD,

"a TRAYED, or was stolen from i5s y
- Daniel Slcenrod, on Friday pig.h
nlst. d BLACK HORSE, - - Pc
heavy nude, long switch tail, blaze %
iruis and canlers. supposed 10 be - ~.
The upper end Of 1Ie blaze On BIS ion.
pointing Ia each eye. II Is believed ~
soma white on his bind feet, though o.
SAID horse was ahod on round. -.
ward will be paidon tie dclgeg' d 80 ?.
Daniel Steemrod ,,rr
Dec. 3, ls29 b JOIN nl-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30
SATURDAY, Dec. 10.

The question wss taken on Mr. Gordon's
resolution, and carried, ayes 55, noes Al +;
as follows:
YEAS.-Messrs. P. P. Barbour, (pres-
ident) Jones, Leigh of CHI, Giles, Broad
max, DromgooIe, Alexander Gna@e, Mar
shall, Tyler, Nicholas, Clopton, Johnson,
Mason Of S., Trezvant, claiborne, Ur-
quhart, Randolph, Leigh Of H.. Logan,
Venabe, Madison, Slanard, Holaday,
Henderson, Cooke, Roane, TaylOr Of c.,
Morris, Garnett, Barbour Of c., Scott,
NIacrae, Green, Tazew ell Loyal, Prem
hss, Grigsby, Campbell of Bed, Branch,
Townes, Martin, Peasants, Gordon,
Thompson, Massie, Bates, Nea!e, Rose,
Coaltor, Joynes, Bayly, UPshur aud Per
rim.
NAYS.-Messrs. Anderson, CoGnan,
Harrison, williamson, Baldwin, Mccoy,
Moore, Beirne, Smith. Miller, Baxter,
Mercer, Fltzhugh, Osborne, Powell,
Griggs, Mason of F., Naylcr, Donaldson,
BOYD, Pendleton, George, Mcmillan,
Campbell of W., Byars, Cloyd, Chapman,
Matthews, Oglesby, Duncan, Laidiey,
Summers, See, Doddridge, Morgan,
Cam pbell Of Brooke, Wilson Clayton,
Saunders, Cabell, and Stuart.
So that the resolution adopted by the
Convention, on the basis ofrePrescntation,
by a majority of Ii votes, is as follows:
3esolced, that the representation IN the
Senate and House of Delegates Of Virgin
ia, shall be aPporhoned as follows:
"There shall be Is Senators west Of the
Blue Ridge Of mountains. and IS east OF
those mountains.
"There shall be in the House Of Dele
gates III members, of whom % shall be
elected from the district west of the Ale
gany mountains, q from the Valley be-
tween the Allegany and Blue Ridge, 40
from the Blue Ridge TO the Head Of Tide
" atcr, and 81 thence below"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-09
TOBACCO.

rnar rcsrcrtf,llv tske leave 10 return my particu
Il lar thaix y those planters who have bechso friend
~ rs to lnrst the management of their Tobacco to me
as Salesman ut the Public Warehouse. | hope it is
not necessary for me to say, that my best excrtions
have been used to render general satisa again
tender them the same attention, nay more, myhcath
trust has been rcstoredl would here remark TO NV
tliends for whom have done business as well as ma
ny others for whom hope to be engaged that this no.
tJce wouldnot have been introduced upon them but for
Ike offer of Mr. Lakeland to do busn .ss al the same
place as competitor. Our friends will please direct
Her Tobacco to the other OF us as they may see
cansc, which will any thing like contention. 1t
should not be expected that when there is fair
competition IN this way that the inspectors would
feel themselves in any way Interested particularly
u the same patronage is extended to the Ware house
s heretofore by the Planters. Should any Tobac-
co be directed to the Warehouse without specifying
any preference III the Salesman, the owner will re-
collect that he has the r,ht to chncse for himself
even OH the day of sale The situation Of sales
man Is IN no way connected with any of tho
. o.her duties OF the Warehouse. Consequently
!; is held alone by the patronage of the Planters
Prd dealers Surely give no better evidence of
Y attachment TO the interest OF te Planters, and my
anxiety to promote their interest, thanto annex the
i"low1ng names, composing large majority Of the
Principal buyers, who have kindly directed me 20
Fve reference to them by wny of showing their sa-
iSilcfon 10 my mode of dong business Salesman.
heparticular patronage ofsucL dealers is worth moro
10 the growers of Tobacco than any other evidence
that have to oifer-for such an expression Of their
feelings, have only to return my humble thanks
The inspectors receipt for all Tobacco sent 10 me will
he returned TO the owner, consequently shall wait his
order for It's inspection md sale. All expenses paid
i directed, by the subscriber--Oicc at the Ware
.pusp. II. II. MONTAGUE
REFERArcT.
Jlogers and Harrison. IirIs and Si.rr
''lo. and Wio. CiNiaL, Daniel UGr,rilI.
ifcntt, Irei,'n s. In. ina Jones'
hos. .4dsins, U,m R,,rJy
bo- Sieioarf, Chs EU;,
Keyr, Castic s Co .9'siT .%5y;j.c
Gray and Pa,6ey, l.. a -. Eg,,s -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-09

OfpID FULIZ-.4lorncy at Lar,
II AS settled himself pcrmancntiy at the Warm
Springs, and will attend the courts of Allcgha-
n.y. batn anu Pocehontas. He offers his services to
the public a General Lind Agent to investigntc
titles, give information quality superintend sur
veys, pay taxes, effect sales, &c.
During the recess of courts he may be found at his
Office, Warm Springs, Bath County.
dec 29-wt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-09
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
d oiiN Il. HLAMiRE grateful for past favours.
- 10" offers for sale, a. his Drug and Apothecaiy
Stofe directly opposite the door OF the Earle Hotel
ms regular supply fresh Garden Seeds which nc of
cIs iower IMAM usual and which he confidently recon-
20 MS friends customers and the public; among
thein-whleh are too numerous to mention-viz:
superior early Washington weekspnas
Large dwarf r.arrowf.t
White kidney or bunch snap beans
Fine early york cabbage
do do Caulfovcr
to do Battersa
do do Purple cape broccoli
Green curled and green globe sarov.
aud dU oticr kinds
White and red solid celery
Imperial ice coss and brown Duich lettuce
Scarlet shit top and white turuip radishcs
Early golden Sioux corn, (ripen in 90 days.
Purple egg plant
Sn!Saia oyster Plan,
Nasturtium
ian 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-09
LEWIS WFBB s. Co

OFFER FOR SALE,
so Bb!s and 100 bags coffee, Laguira st. Domingo
30 hhds raosasses
20 hhds and 10 bbls stcroix ard New Orleans SUI.
htds II boxes and SO bbls loaf ond,urnp snonr
GO hhds and 90 bbls rye wliskcy
10 bbls Caruther's rectificd DO
200 bbls Isle OF Wight and Northern apple brandy
. do peach brandy
= Lhds and 30 bbls pure N. T. rum
9 do Antigua do
do Jamaica do
pipes French brandy
, do Holland gin
r: ss: sss s Ssss, &alas. WINES
Port MusCat
London porter, cider
100 bbls vinegar
80 sacks Liverpool ground salt
70 do blown do
so tons Swcdcs, English and Amcricap bur iron
German. ciawlcy, bliscrcd and Gust steel
Cut and wrought nails
$50 Spanish hides
$50 sides sonl leather
60 sides upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
500 bills n. Carolina cut hcrrngs
80 do mackerel
10 dc prime pork
5000 lbs bacon
- casks prime cheese
lrish potatoes. tar, &C rl-Yas. alrlIu
Brmstone indigo, pepper, pimcnto
Kaccand ground ginger, almonds
Raisns, nutmegs, cassia, dcmohrs
Quart bottles, tunlblers, dccaIIters, vines S-
Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and tallOw candles
Brown and shaving soap. Lceswsx
Imperial, gunTowdcr and pouchong teas
Dupon,'s and Rogers gunpowder
Shot har lead
Clover orchard grass md herds grass seed
NhltteIDoTes cotton and wool cards;
ALSO,
Cotton brggnC, baie rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds of coz
dage y. -
Seine and wrappiBgtwinc
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
Esraburgs Lcssans, cotton warn
domestic broad cloths, SC. &c,
in i0-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-09
WANTED.
DANIEL WELLER


Opposite he Union Hotei, Offers tor .S.le,
,SnlA Bo"os Tin Plate Is cross
5000 lbs iron Wire from No. g to rs
20o0 lbs Russia sheet iron
5000 lbs double and single rolled English iron.
How III ash keep constantly iiss,, a oraral ae-
sortIncnt of Tin Ware, also Noodle, Patent Portable
ovens ior baking charcoal furnaces The above
articles viii bc sold rs low they can be bought IN
this market. Am G Dec .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-09

E,DGE HILL, novel in 2 vo,s. by.a virriuian
-, published yesterday, and the FARBiER'S hC-
COUNTANT. book highly Recommended TO the
Wtention Of faImcrs ana Oversecrs, by Pleasant
Suit, Tor sale by
JAMS WIN. ii. FITZwIIYLSONN,
zoo Bushels seed potatoes, -
500 do do oats,
100 bundles Portland pnd New Yor,. l,av.
50 barrels tar.
800 casks Thoinaston lime,
49,, for sale by JAMES WALLACE
jan 81 ict
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-09
The price of subscription to the DAILY RICHMOND

~, The price OF subscription the DAILY RICHMOND
VIII" LIZ Is SIX dollars a year. payable in advance.
ehargc hm Tdeertlsng rs fos single
Q, square o. less and 3s for each continuance daily
Wy onef Gay Where Advertisements inserted only onss
first ~. = - - '' "''>'''' '''''- '''
hnfa Advertisers charged 80 dollars two saacs
and in that proportion advertisements of greater length;
except hc;oneers aud Lottery dealers who charged 100
Present circulation Of 10 Daify IPhig Goo COPIES -
QS.Z- The CONSTITUTIONAL WING * published twice,
week, (fuesdays and Ffdays) dolaf, per annuu
payable in advance
lor ddrertising75 square or less. for the t I'm,
ssfuon AMI ~ cents Ga. eich Continuance
--es-e -se.s..oa y III .-s.s1-y ,tnfge o00 eoye.
yHNHE Partnership and Cc.partnership q. Allen &,
Baxter, IN the milling business nj the Dover
Mills i'll the county of Buckingham, was dissolved on
the LIST day of June 1927. All TINT have claims a.
gainst the late concern of Allen g. Baxter viii please
call on Dir. Edward Baxter, who has the books aud
papers Tor settlement. JOSEPH ALLEN,
ian % etc I;,r Allen & Rnxtor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-09
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
on Cary Street rear q ate pirgisia and Farmer,

On Cary Street, rear Of ate T-6giyia and Farmcrs
Banks.
K OSEPI WILLIAMS II grateful TO the ladies
- and gentlcnfn of virginia., for past favours and
hopes coatlsesfce of the SINE and would tfaI,l,
'c ladies' sending their s dresses, to have them ia
70 be dyed and finished as vel as al any o~ab;sb-
nent an the Union Canton or ss,rff dresses not ne
ccss as he has suitable machines to finish them, If
s-erit =, 20 nm N the situation above mentioned
'reIhelnen are likewise inisTrried that he sco,,rs
and rcncxsin caIour, coats poI,alow and voFt ,'
srecf iI il Ai.,dsof apparel! and IRE rcpir
them " TIC ieatest manner. As cad ali Linds OF
g.eSe goo eyed and hot or cold pressed: furniture
's S q ana re-dycd IN the neatest manner.
-: D. Tickets viii be issued on leaving the goods
WIN mr. ana requests they VIII be presented ON ep-
no II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-09
EnaE-HTLL-

E,DHE- LII. or the Family Of the Fitzroyus.
~ novel BY Virgininn
"Fcrcc aui 1ihfiilp love-
. Aud truth sc,cJe, hv frv fiction drc,' .".-. Cp,v
~ rls price - 90 Published and tor sale bv
.au so :. H. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-09
IOW .WOWhk .lG.ILN-

TOM .NOORE .4(iiLN
DIES upon cash. corn, catholics and many other
" matters. by Thomas Moore.
Fairy Legends and Traditions Of tho south Of Ire
land with plates
Vol. ~ English Common I.aw Reports.
January No. i'r t'co, n \. Review. puhhshcd
and received a. NASiIS EuvAtorc.
jan -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-09

furniture, PeHotjGa Bli.,ds md Pianoes.
FEHilI Subscriber keeps constantly ON hand oenc-
= raj assortment of Cabinet Furniture, manufac-
turcd by the most select uurneynen and of the best
materials VIZ sidc5oards, bureaus, secretaries book
cases, china presses, double and siuulc wartrobes.
carved and plain screw and patent Joint bcds,eads.
straight lcgd anu pillar aud claw dining tea and
card tables low post and canopy top cribs plain and
figured cloth sofas, curicd hair and moss mattresses
nr and moss stuffed easy chairs, new pianocs with
an assortment OF Venetian blinds of various Sizes
Any article III the above Inc will be made AT the
shortest notic", the most reduced price and in the
most .,shonclc and woTlrncn;ke manner
The subscribers special attention TO the Jndcrtnk
IN shall he given at the shortest notice and at the
most reduced prices lie also keeps for hire neat
funeral hcoTsc, with good driver and gentle horses
GEORGE HENDREF
Opposite to tie Merchants Coffee House.
Npv u Main Street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-09

WANTED, \ LADY ~ POLISHED manncrg and guaT6
cations, to assist in Tao management, and instruction of
MIS- ucKerS ScloD a Clifton her curu,n,4it 10 consist
principally IN regulating the ancrs, Department aud CONVEX
Satoh OF ue young LADIES', dns their hours reiNa,iun
taicun a'ents To teir dress will be considered a essen
uc young la'iies arc with Mrs r herself Size will he re-
CURED Also toattcnd utu IN their walks & C. and
Ia see that 'hc proper portion at; il looted Ia
preparing for recitation lour' Letters, postpaid addressed 10
Oh TUCKER Esq Kcnmedys T. o. Brp,,.ic- county vii!
be immediately attended to- -
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