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The Secretary of State arrived at the house of Lou
is M'LANE, Esq. in this Boroughs Saturday last.
The son of Robert Walsh Editor of the National
Gazette Philadelphia, goes out as Private Secretary
to Mr. M'Lane
The Delegates appointed by the friends of the late
Administration, to nominate candidate for the Office
of Governor of this State, will assemble at Dover on
Tuesday next and those appointed by the friends of
the present Administration, will at the same place
on Thursday next
Cure for the Quinsy.-Mr JOHN M'CRoNE, Jr
respectable farmer who resides near this Borough pub
fishes in the Journal the following remedy for the Quin
sy He says he has tried it himself, and known it
tried by Others and knew il to fail He has been
afflicted with that disease seven times twice in one
year, but since he has used the remedy (seven years
ago. which he has made public he has not been trou-
blcd with the complaint.
" Take common barn-swallow's nest and put it in
to skillet with as much new milk will soften 1t,
and stew them until soft enough for poultice. Apply
one half to the place afflicted, at tme changing il
occasionally, as it gets cold, until the disease abaes
We shall soon have thousand and one Aat;-some-
thing or-another Societies in the United States but all
united they will not be able to outnumber, or be such
sore grievance as the Antipaythe- Printer Society,"
1t rumored, but do not vouch for the truth of the
report that reform is about to take place among that
branch of the Society who live, and move, and have
their being" in this fair and beautiful part of the world
It's very true that most strange, and unaccountable
and unlocked for do sometimes happen on
this ball of earth, and however improbable NAV an
pear that there should to pass such wonder as
would be the reform of which speak, it neverthe-
may take place, and if does ,ce shall get to hear
good deal about the matter, and from the most au-
hentic sources
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DEE AWARN REGISTER.
SATURDAY, AUGUST
Prices at Brandyapirle, uesterdau.

Sup. Flour, $500: Middngs, 2,l24 800: Wheat,
white, per so lbs 1903 red, per do. 100: Corn.
per 81 lbs. 49,, Corn Meal per hid. 1,5o 1875 /:
do. per Dbl. 9,25:
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COMMUNICATED.

. Died, IN this Borough on Monday, JOHN HIRONS
Senior Endeared 10 large circle of friends and acuuan
tances by the genuine kindness of his heart
tay and an unceasng flow of SPIRITS which never deserted
HIM under the various and changing vcssudes of M but
enabled him to cheer and support others less happily const
the unfeeng seshness of the world With no loud preten
SONS to Religion he truly pous never was known
presence without offering timely check MAY his bright
example in this respect be followed by those who are des
tined to remain yet few longer this Vale of Tears
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will be tomorrow. Intel.
Colored People in Ohio.-The Supreme Court, at
their late sitting in this County, decided that the law
Of this State, regulating the settlement of coorcd
people among us, is constitutional In consequence
Of that decision, the Trustees of this Township have
notified them, that they must leave in thirty days, or
the law which requires that they shall Individually
rive bonds to the amount of $500, will be put in
force against them. They, in their turn, have assem-
bed, TO the amount of two thousand, as they have
represented and chosen their delegates, to make ar
rangenents for their final removal and ask for three
months to effect that object We think their request
reasonable, and that it ought to be granted. We
slider this class of people serious evil among us,
but this evil has been brought upon by the whites,
with great injustice to them the only remedy uford-
cd is, to coonize them in their mother country Now
isthe time for Colonization Societies to be up and
doing. Cincinnati Emporium.
-As@s~-
From the London John Bull of June 4
Mr. Rush, the late Secretary of the American Trca-
sy, has arrived in this country, chiefly with the view
We believe, of raising million dollars upon the secu,
ry OF the city of Washington, authorized by Congress,
for the purpose of completing the canal connecting the
Ohio with Washington. This is a striking proof of
the brilliant state of finance in the United States-ths
vast republic wants about couple of hundred thous-
and pounds, and in the midst of its vgor, INCREASING
activity and calculate, the finest constitution in
all the known world, sends to poor old England, its
rejected parent, to raise the wind to make the water
ought, however, to be added, that the American Go
venment has already subscribed million of four-shil
ing pieces to the undertaking.
The feelings and disposition of General jackson to-
wards this country represented to be amicable in
striking degree, and the minister selected for
Is quite of the Presidents way of thinking.
--s@s~-
BALTIMORE, July %.
Gas Light--The whole of Baltimore Street, from
East to West, has been brilliantly illuminated for sew
era nights past from the splendid new gas burners is
suing from the top of the new and neatly 1uted rou
columns that have been recently erected by the Com
any; Such splendid display of light for the streets
no where to be found in this country, and probably
not more so in any other country.
--sGs~-
New YORK, July IS.
Seanen's Saving Bank.-A sailor redahtly discbarg-
ca from the Boston rigate, yesterday introduced
Ah
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DIED

On the gath ult. CAROLINE, wife of ISRAEL D. JONES
On Monday after lingering illness, Mr. WILLIAM LAR
KIN, Grocer.
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oeamen's Saving Bank.-A sailor redahty discbarg-
ed from the Boston frgate, was yesterday introduced
Ae Office of this institution by his LANDLORD where
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16
REMOVAL.
COOK 81 RYAN,

1aI.es Ue"Heniers Boot & Shoe .tanuf;ict,lrers
ieave TO inform their customers and the pub.
han o Hoores dry goods store, and four doors be-
low 18TH street where thoy are prepared to maze
LADIES' and Gentlemens BOOTS and SHOES. Ia
te latest fashions and ofthc bcsl Ito nor
ern cities can produce.
we keep always on hand, u large and general
assortment OF Boots and Shoes, all of our own uan-
iaeture; misses Slippers and waking Shoes bows
on1e ~ ana Pumps; gentleinens water proof Boots
AMI Shoes, made TO order.
Jan 81 o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16

NJ IA GOV AN has rvceiygd, and ho.v o.rrs well
So I str PATENT Lever AMI verge Nates: .a cy AID
40 ..ocHS dlni inIpEcces diamond, res..l p-ss let
'ro,iy 'e"CAyi SILVER, !naied, aEd irEllut NS;it.
80, 1' c!GGcar, and uiirf rc,c,, lJuian silysr .,l
AIiS solo, silver and shell ScacLs; 'rihnules Tu,ii,.
- >cissoTs feu-niscs Thermometers, p1tc,is-
@ i' NM f';act Pistols, peicUon Caps, spy-Giasus
s::t.e,ViS ava Pocket COmlhaes Hating Instruments mi
1,"te Ha'es and cases 20 kci books card clses nun.
b-tse CLASPS; lAetant shell combs; goi ei steel and
su CHAINS seals and Keys. key rn military FOODS; watch.
'o'1S ii! hiaieiS with great O.ier art-
az VI M'hch hc Is enabled 10 s below former prices
D" aches and cccks and mathematical i.,t,.,n,,s
carefully repaired ana adjusted -.
OiaeIs Tor any "ftc!e in MS lme punc.,s ateie! 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16
Classical s. Mathematical Academy

NfiE subscriber has the pleasure OF infor,nn, tie
p1biic that he has engaged Assistant Il, the
Classical and English department Of his school Mr.
benjamin L. Barrett of King William, 4 gentleman
OF the highest responsibility and Of undou6ted com
potency.
Mr.. Stephen Bernard, a natipe of France ,,,osa
qualifications as successful teacher are best eyinced
by the high fnnk which his pupils have sustained in
the University Of Virginia, viii Continue TO assist in
the French, Spanish. and Mathematical Department
during sir hours If edct day throughout IKE ,,n.
The English branches of education. which in mos,
CLASSICAL Schools too much neglected will i this
receive the most faithful attention.
q few more pupils can be received ci,bor M
bo;rdcrs or as day scholars.
In order that the te:rns Of this institution may la
rendered as reasonable possible pupils Will here
after be furnished with board Washing and lodrino
III me iainy the principal at the very low price of
Sivo per ahlun; aJ both boarders and day scholars
VIII oe taught the ordinary branches of the Enosh
department for $40 per annuin the lower branches OF
the same department for $50 per annuin:or 81 per
ahhuin additionally III the prosody, construction and
critical analysis OF the Greek AMI Latin classics and
Tor the last mentioned sum, iii the department oil the
modern languages, which doparlinln nj ehi5.aces the
es5per branches OF mathematics,
gan 2S--ts OLIVER n. SHAY.
- For hf1iion ernit his literary anu moral ou,
heh'ianA Mr. Bsneu s''Joii the following e.iinonals the
nts from VIM Aawke,~oh, Esq President lie Eun.llId
Academy, in krs William, and the -cod fr1n u, B,ns
i' WHO Tor 5tat number OF yesss Las kno~n in tins
''j ah Us veniy, as teacher oii!e highest eninence.
MI ben amin l. Barrett b. been oil INV pupils at this
Institution! ior considerable length Tine durilt a potion
- winch yeT9d lac has bn member Of my own family and
yDy aioted me 'e most complete opportunity sscer.
ainr9 his real character ami ines; with equal pleasure and
truth therefore certify that his noil character j.
af ana MS manners ion Of seniea; las OF Study
m Use Greek and Latin Classcks has been such n To oa
MN or admission the University OF Virginia and eycr
ouiu im dilseh and attentive student. deem him per
ciy coneient TO act assistant in the Es, aud INN
departments OF any OF our SeninarieS
January 2lst, 1929. VA. uANYEESIVoPTII
IiaN ing attended the examinations al lie E,pf Acadr.
TOT the lst FIVE years fur Of which Nlr Eae,t wa; y s,in
There and beng We'll and intimately acquainted with Lin
STIHI u;Ai he Is fully entitled the above from
IL ii"N"eSvsoIu. - WA. BURNS.
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Richmond DYeing ESTABLISHMENT.

On Idfy StTCct, FeGr ~ He Virginin and Tl,,7Dors
Banks.
OSEPII WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies'
~ and gentlemen of Virginia. for past fayours and
hopes continuance Of the same and would thank
tIc ladies sending their silk dresses to have them ia
Ken to pieces, which will enable him to warrant them
to be dyed and finished well Us at any establish
inent in the Union Canton or stuff dresses NOT nc
cessary, as he has suitable machines to finish eni if
sent to him Ill lie situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise informed that he scours
ana renews IN colour coats, pantaoons, and vests to-
gctcr with all kinds Of apparel and requested repairs
them III the neatcst manner. As usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed; furniture
stuts ceansed and re-dycd in the ncatcst Innnnor.
~ Il. Tickets will be issued on leaving the goods
with him. and requests they will be presented on APP
plication for the same.
no i
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i.AND T0I, -.---i -

shown 'i'd desrabas Plantation called Plea ant, g,ea,e,
- ., .le county OF AnisIt, be!ligs u the estate oi
y yeI gS hr.J5ea oild or:y-the Visisd :
IT,. m :. Ce culture OF tobaeco com, wisai assi r. 4
o ii. IA good hf; 1t will be sold in body or in ts q,
person OF persons disposed purchas will I snow, -
,e oy too.fi w CI'ef or iiectnr Asson An ind.sp,
, S'i ne mace a. AL te egiiees of lawful e Or
'''uh'ehto wan lien 20 ss-iue ie la .
20. ''1:'s are iNo dwelling sone of isr
ana conui0'i!cas, tSIrl, fafn,-l.l.r M, mi -, -
VAN We'll oi excellent he ya4d Ian to;, f
''' d'c si'e.u"i' tins land Is soGE Zone IN die ,p.r
'iy toud Tie aoye property m H. dislosatl i ti,.
inst day OF 4 III ..cs- IL giIr Sc a ~ - 20 -
Jan - - 100 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16
HARWODD SCIICfri

Ek ATWOOD SCIICOi..-TIEs Scho.. viii ,.,,r,,,i,
- TIE lth Of December, and recurrnc.. g liz eeis,
year ihe i2Iof January The instruction VIII ncnd,
ie41hs lsnmallsip, Arithmetic Practical Mathematics C-
oiy, Eets lc.tses, Moral Philosophy History Come,
.., ana Use English lnd Latin Languages The teris 6r
'' Wi;d', washing and loIng during The Scholastic y,,
.. zen nIoihs wil be Sij $lOO If Ire sude. lI.i-il
ny al students VIII be- charged lcir eaeIt Ia
s l't o December, wiac ti.c tie scholastic ye.r vh
end have ein loSs Latin teacher aud II lev Istrs.s
'id jV-y It, shall endeavour obtain the aid cf ilv We
se"' ooaGnir, Captain William Barber Letters ADDRESSED IA
I - - ~ ,ff,s,-r,~ '-
Nov -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16

fiNHtsf SALE OE NEGRO I2S.-Ey y.riue of a 49,,
Of trust executed to by William Veser Leafn, dc
e ninth day at 2ugusi 1921 and duly recorded IN The ciers
oicc OF Notoway county, staA sell ic auciisel TO rs
highest bidder toT cash. at AOa0wHy house o TE:ysi
the l2h DAY of fiac IsSi, TiN-NEGKOES or 50 pla ~
ie'n DIS SHALL he sufficient to ss liz purposes of 81 i az
Iust Ihal convey the purchase. ich iile only a Is ,rI
III ne rs trustee RICHARD X. CRAiIE j. 'rr,llee
No.ov,y, 90, TN l--S w5tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16

AIAArED, \ LADY a. I0isiic ma leFs ia-I Tl5JiI;
Irons TO ASSIST IN lie instruction of
..s ucNcI Schooi ~ Clifton her employment consi
Sa'i' Ei the yoG"s iuic Dosing u-l hours ruira,ion
df1d 'ti'el'rl 10 e, dies ~li * considered am essen
,al pat Of ier du,y ai plesicc w,l he eoed vybc
'nr young laies are not Nth Mis- T. herself She WI. I've re-
e' a'o 'odi'eiu Hem "a tairWalk auusenenls 81 and
20 see ta tue pCpe! portion attention j. o5 r.,
preparing To- recitation hours letters, postpaid atI.cse ~,
QUO Tucker, Esq hennery's p O. L-,,ns,,ck co,o..y Mi
ian 2s-2aNvCt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16
KEHcSrx:-s esARDAw,
Herb, Flower and Grass Seed

TIE subscriber has on hand, general aha. well Sc.
iec'eG assortment of fresh GARDEN SEEDS,
~ich WIZ Dc sold wholesale and retail on the most
that could be obtained and haynr cil,,irss for ~,
iis lnsn In hs own garden, ha.. an opportunity 10
h'io' Al they are good. and will olIer none for sal,
. me- hi'ows to be bad; lac hopes ;lat lcy VIII re-
order~ Will be thankfully received. and u;rct,osers
arc respectfully lnsitcd to call at the stores eli sgeasr
John ID Eustace and William F. Aicon. -,
au ms store at me Garden. where the seeds are for
sale, and catalogues can be had '"'
jan l9-wtt IOSFpt1 puN-nr.,
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REMOVAL.
c.. z. TEUTO

U7N. . 4
eSPec'iaiy Informs ms friends aud he pubic ina, s,e
;i 4elo'ed ms Confectionery Store tie house lately
- ~ UT samuel Myers, second door iron, the Theatre
a,u eNt 70 MIR Richardson's Apolecary sonwI, he cor
uAues 10 Keep iu!l aud excellent assortment Of
-. SCNrECTIONARiES AND FRUIT.
VI dS Soo quality aud low prices as can be purchased al -.
i'hi'es wishing articles IN his line may cctend upon
upon the best terms Grateful iyr pas llvors ne
ma sincere thanks to the public for tie
ne has received and assures ien t.,,t M, I'll "
spared to merit their iayor IN .uisle ~ ~
- ian 3tfz-,soft "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16

MAR. "ILILA AM WALTON, Six, taAe naticv ii y, we
~ s'All Oh uceS t'e '' day OF February next lir if
not the next ir day, VI bus tiAces in...ears w liz l,
q Sar'esiAi, between te oars Of ocly, M iao lre-
'oP' iu1 s'N ~ .he eIo9a oi the same Jay, proceed te
ui otIsio's Of sIit RANGES nistcd, rad a. e:!e,s
~ sli nov depending Ia The supe C.u.t Of Law Ia Gun
DL."" county, at "iirn time and a=e yuu uEiy at.-..d ia
'+-i'" i1IiG. Acs!.cLaI.., JESSE :. AEA1S EEAD
JAMES 4. AltHiiS1taD
Eseru...- II JOS. !. Al Iii..e.i DECD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16

RI Il: NATHANIEL CRAZE AID PEYTDY
w CRANE,-Take i.o,ice hat ..,I On ~. q, -, ~
'ch, Is ~ between The eufs ofc ii tie forenoon and I've
III tAe al'triooy at hiI 4 Queen courthouse M te
me dispositions OF CLales HI and ete 10 be d A. eyil
~ s' IN cnincey now depending IN the county oyi!f Of
'-'7 y >t'fh WHEREIN G ta.l, 0td yea dcia luis;
aht If l.on lad heather, Should H. p,..e3 f.o,, ,,r,~rl
I on ta DAY. sla proceed on ue m cay thereafter when
n NT4eT VAL permit al tie i.so between tie
same hours and co'... Eom a., I, ,.,y until Tie la ne;
ended i.lIfp-p i.i..,fI- .@t. ,,SS'
Jan f. - '''- 5O'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16

f-.-t.t iiILi4 SEMINARY wll be oi.stcd Ia. a
- tS'"is Ssu Oh TIE 18th Ol jaHtssy and chs.a Gu ~.
va LeS'ls. n vacation oG n he Vi, a., h,
we s'lt!cr The subscriber l canIiiles ~ kei ala -.
ne cc'Ge ui Instruction VIII Embrace the iati, ,nu
ls-Si' 1isui the Elements Of Gcolncry tseort ~ n,
ue use o 'ie 'lis and GoLe aui al thc minor ~
r1'' u''"h vi Latin 'G6acs So; English SEMINARS cI.
90 pen allfu Sigct attention WI be giyt IL, a..
their studies ' ICt,, - 49, g. , ,,-S
Orgnge. Va. 18th Oct, lSa3 ------@-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16
SUPERIOR CIDER.
Q5 Barrels superior cider, for sale by
Jan % r. II. DREW, Art.
CLOVER SEED.

lan - l. n. DREW, NGt.
GLOVER SEED.
HOS Bushels clover seed landing from schooner
Mary Ellen, for sale by
jan 81 T. II. DREW, Agt.
hOCTOR JONES q. CHRISTIAN icnIcrs his pro-
NJ fcssona services 20 the citizens Of Richmond and its Wei.
nifty Ills residence IS upon tie Nam street, near the Union
Loc where he always be found. Unrtrnicd attention
will he paid TO oil applications jan G-oost
IN HHnoper County Court, Jan. 29, 1929.
MILLER BROWN ofthe heirs and the adminstra tor
oi Anne Is. Brown, dec. ph AGAIsST Patrick Brown,
D'Vo hichaTdson aud Mary H. his wife, who was Mary
-. bIo"n Jamrs Is. Clopton, Waldegravs Clonton Pa.
ioN Copiom Miller Copon, Thomas Cloptoi David n.
Cl"pion, uiliam ClopOu, Aune ~. Thompson who was
anne Clopon, Winston Ilarvood, and Margaret his
we VINO was Margaret Clopton, and Mary c. Yabruuph
~ miami daughter OF Mary L. Yarbrouch who was MARY
i'CIop'on' children Of Margaret Brown aud John S. T.
brown Patrick Brown. Fanny r. Brown Narv Brown
sarah Ammo brown William t. Brown and Allied Rro,vn
children Of UHliam Brown. dfs--IS CHAscERr
The deiendants james D. Clopton, Waldegrave CIo,-
ton, Miller CNpton, Thomas Clopton, John s. T. B,own
PatnSk Blown, Mary Brown Sarah Anne Brown JtJllisr,
L. Brown, Allied Brown aud Patrick Brown not having
eniced their appearance and given security according
70 the act Of asscpbly and the rules Of this court aud
u appearing the Satisfaction Of the court that thew
are not Inhabitants Of this eountry Is ordered that the
said defendants do appear hero the first day of
April court aud the bill Of the paintin and
that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond Tor two
months suceessvey aud posted at the front door tho
court house Of this county.
eopy Tsste pHltiP s WINSTON, en-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16
E1Ii.EDERiCR \. MAYO, BUoK-BlNDER. Glrr

ftNtEDElSiCH 4. MAYO, BUON-BiNDER, 6Qrr
doors beLo,c s Bel Tarc,a respectfully informs ,e piic
,at he str cafiirs o the Book binding in all its ba-e aud
iblpS oy ms experience WORKMAN obtain ~ rou uI
patronage Bank Books executed urier and Printed fS55
bound to amy pattern lie iaue himself that ne cause
Vi 'aSl ops statement OF c hnnner and style IA which
orders lie receive slia nc done or cxecue a. tire and =
generous public no Doubt las lUn; before this, Inspected and
proved has workmanship that line busessat ala events
he shall mt ali times be glad (io irer 10 con-
pare the execution OF wOIk Win any th same m o.
=
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16
ElRiIERS' ACCOUNT.

IsLItaIIFs4t'9 .ICCOI.NI.
Tan Farmers Accountant and Instructions fer Over
secrS; to which is added, the mode OF calculating
interest on Bonds; uiak king up Executoss Admnsra-
tors and Guardians Accounts, according to the fnlos
OF the Superior Cont OF Chancery, founded on the
decision OF the Court of Appeais.
by PLEASANT Surf, PesLrsbarg ia.
Just published anu ior snS, By
Jan 80 l. II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16
Whiskey, Sugar. &c,

Whiskey, Sugar, &c.
II ANDING this ,norlin, for sale,
IA - HhdS sIYcsio, new crQp New of,S7rns Sugar
10 do do. old d;ifu
a. BIS beI Baltimore WhIsIey,
20 Hhas Pennsylvania ditto
jan - RALSEoN 6; PLEASANTs.
EN STORE
100 bags green coffee
l5o sides Baltimore sole lra;llcr
leo do 90 upper 10
% hLls moiasses
pipes genuine Holland gin
20 chests guHpowder tea
Jon ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16
$50 REWARD.

SO REWARD.
'A'AhiN oui Of my house on Saturday as, PATENT
Il LE}ER GOLD H,41CH in q ,lu,llac hack engine
turned case with coninon Gal Re RosSrli Liyep1 No
&5s6 lwil give i;e above reward 10 any pnyse y tn N
deliver uie watch TO aio III good reldajcn.
Dec. 2J--ts tn NtASc,p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16

NJ ESoSItS. :. L. MILLS s 60. of Na,y ! ORR.
A,-A has sent me a few bundles Of fruit trees for
sales those who are DESTROYS of getting choice peach
apricot and plumb trees, will please call immediately,
as the weather Is fine or setting them out
dec II CHARLES ELLIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-16
City Dyeing Establishment,

Corner 0f l8tt and Main Streets.
HINES * lIUNTBEH present their thanks N the ci,i
IL Cons and public generally, for share Of patronage ard
assure the that effort shall bc wanting to merit cou,i,
ance they have added such machinery their establishment
viii enable them TO finish goods equal imported t ar,,n,
all their colo which for bancy aud durability have ecn
pronounced by competent judges equal 10 tho Chinese
they would remind the ladies send their silk and satin ess
nppcd as usual They also continue cleanse Bcach or dive
menno shavl', cghOu bonno,s, SC Centlcmcn's el,i-
courcd, dyed rcdycd and repaired with ncancs and de-
patch, on reasonable tennis. dec