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letter from gentleman in Mddetown, Conn., to his friend
in this city, dated 10th inst says" There horrd deed
committed last evening in Berlin, by named Steel He
commenced by beating his ,ofe her head Nth
and then cut her throat after tohich he cat his throat
1t is said they both dead This diabocal transaction is
supposed to be the effect of strong drink
W York Jour. of CON-
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20

men during the race were near enough to closely OBJ
serve his countenance, which exhibited every appear
snce of widness and alright The continual aces
sion of untred men, began at last to give the pursu
es the advantage over the fugitive, and after flight
Of more than three miles, his strength failed him, and
in attempting to leap fence he fell backwards, and
was taken up senseless and motionless. physician
was procured, and after being bed pretty literally, he
began to exhibit signs of returning consciousness
Several months since, he had similar attack of the
disease, though less violent, in which he showed the
same symptoms of alright and terror, and when his
reason was restored the incidents that occurred and
his own feelings, were distinctly remembered. The
hitter he could compare to nothing but those frightfu
visions which Cypress us in dreams, and from which
we in vain make every effort TO escape by flight. He
Is now in fair way of recovery.-Ononddgd Reg
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20
From he N. Yo,k Me,cantiIc Advertiser, Jnne q.

From lie n. Yo'k MecantF Advertiser JnDe IT,
fell overheard from the ship Gem Baxter, from
Havre Wednesday morning. then lying outside the Hook
while they getting the anchor the bows The ship
Immediately hove to, plank thrown over and boat
sent to his assance but before reached him. he torn
to pieces and devoured by sharks.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20

the Greenfield, Mass. Gazette junec.
MELANCHOLY EVENT.
Il is with no ordinary feeling of sorrow, that we
record the death of Charles Baker, Esq of Pittsfeld
and Mr. Oliver Warner, of the town of Phelps, Onta
rio county, N. Y They both instantly killed
on Friday last, in the Post office at Conway, by a
stroke of lightning.
They had each been at Conway on a visit to their
friends and had taken passage in the stage for their
respective places of abode. While the mail was
changing, they standing in the post office within
4 or feet of each other. There were two other
persons in the room (about go feet by 12) besides
the stage driver, who standing in the door. One
Of these persons sitting in chair between Messrs
Baker and Warner, with his feet upon the rounds.*-
He was thrown upon the floor, but received serious
injury. The other person standing near Mr. Ba-
Ser, and thrown down by the shock, but escaped
unhurt. The driver received no injury. The Post
master was in small closet in the same room, and
felt the shock but slightly, whilst the stock of fowl
ing piece standing within two three feet of him.
shivered to pieces. The lightning entered the
chimney and descended few feet, then took hor
aonal direction, until it came in contact with wire
screen, the links of which it melted it then passed
to the latch of door directly over the room where
the persons above mentioned There were fi-
teen perorations in the paserng, and circular spot
about as large as hat crown was burst off directly
the head of the person sitting in the chair The
building was SO little injured that single dollar will
repair it,
The four persons who were in the near
N in line, the whole length of which would not ex
coed six feet, and the room remarkably low
Fourteen of the before mentioned perforatons were
directly their heads. 1t seems surprising
that any escaped, than that two were killed.
lit remarkable fact that this person took his seat but
few minutes before the lightning struck the building, and
stated that DR. franklin said in his writings, that the safest
place building during thunder Storm in the middle
of the room, sitting char, with the feet upon the rounds
Of
The New York Journal of Commerce mentions
melancholy accident which occurred at the Foundry
OF Mr. Allaire, the % ult.
"John Burk, lad II years of age, was arranging
some machinery in the chamber, in doing which, it
was convenient for him to stand upon Of the large
cog-whees. While thus situated, the workmen be-
low unconscious Of his position, put the machine in
motion; The right foot of the miserable lad inn
medately drawn in, and then the whole limb, in line
with the motion of the Wheel and crushed at every
cog His cries were heard, and the engine stopped
gust as the dreadful process commencing the
lower part of the body. To extricate the mangled
limb from the wheels, was attended with much diff !
Guilty. Whether he still survives, we have not learn
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family of seven persons in the city of Boston,
made very i'll by taking milk which being analysed pro-
we'd poisoned by copper They affected by vioen
vomitngs for the whole of the day, but all likely
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20

the milk placed in earthen vesse after Il
was taken into the house, have been mpegnaed by
the copper before it was brought to the family
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
new BOOKS.

I AVIS ofthe United States, Resolutions Of ON
gress under the confederation, treaties, proc
lamations, Spans! regulations, ana otter docu-
ments, respecting tl; public lands, compiled and
published by order OF Congress.
Tabular Statistical Views Of the populaton com
merce, navigation, public ! nds, post Office cstnb-
lshment, revenue mint, military aud naval estab-
lishmcntS expenditures, aud public debt of the Uni
ted States, by Geo Watterston and Nicholas Biddle
Van Zandt.
Letter from the Secretary Of the r. .asurv trans
uniting the information required by resolution of
the House OF Representatives., OF May H. 1896 in
relation 70 the growth and manuiacure otsi, adap-
ted to tue different parts Oft the Union.
Letter from James Mease, transmitting Il treatise
on the rearing oisilk worois b. Mr.. De IIazzi of
Munich, with Plates, &c.
Reports OF cases argued and ailuiged ia the Su-
pren!c Court Of the United States, January term,
1923, by Richard Peters, vol. l.
Constitution of the United States Of America the
rules of the Senate, and of the House OF Repre-
ssna'ves; with Jclcrsons Manual. PIi,.tcd by or
der of tho Senate Of the II. States.
The National Calendar, vol. G. and many other
valuable publications, received hv ]. Ii. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
fob -, l"S9

VIRGINIA. At Tic>, holden tie clerks Office of Essex
county, on the 81 day OF November, 1923: Elizabeth
Ludlow, William Garnctt, guardian Mary Elizabeth and
Richard John Ludlow, plaintiffs against Mary, Elizabeth and
Richard John Ludlow, i-I of Richard Ludlow, dec james
VI GaIc;i, assigned guardian adj lcm defend the said in.
fa;s, ,lsl Richard Luu.ow cieicntui,s.-Iy CnAxcERy
The defendant Richard Ludlow, having entered his ap.
peanCe and given s.ey according the act Of assembly
and rules OF this court appearing Ivy satisfactory evil
icnce, that lie o an lau OF ts State; therefore on
the motion of the pan,st is ordered, tia, said defendant,
Richard Ludlow do appc before the justices the county
Of Essex, the ird Moaay January next and an.
their h and that copy Of this orderbe forthwith inserted
Newspaper OF extensive ulaiion published in this
Commonwealth, FOR months successfully aud tina, another
copy posted the front door Of court house of this co,v
copy. Tesie, ZACH u. CI:IrTENDEN, ID. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
WARD ELECTION.

'ENllE election of Common Councilmen, in the So.
u veral Wards, Will be held on the IM Ded-
nesday an april neI:, viz: In Jefferson Ward No. /,
ut ArInStrongs tavcrn-In Madison Ward No. g
at the Eagle liotel; and IN Monroe Ward No 8 at
The Shockoe Hill Tavern. Polls will open in eacl,
Ward, at ten O'Clock, a. N. The free holders of
lots within the sad city whether improved or not and
whether such freehoders reside therein or not. and
the housckcepers and inhabitants of the said cjty who
shall have resided therein any time for the space
OF three months, without the lntermssion of one .
months, and possess in their own right within tie
same movable and iInmoveable property to tn, va
lue OF one hundred pounds entitled to vote
w. ID. WREN, Sergt c r.
RTn-ch -o6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
ob'ce Of The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
WAsHiSeroN, 9TH February, 1889.
Locust and Pine Timber

PROPOSALS. will be received by letter. ad,,,es.
sed to the President OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company at the Office of the Company in this
city, until the 18th day OF March next for s,,nnl;no
the following described Yellow Locnst and Hen =
Pine Timber, ior the construction OF Lock Gn,cs o.;
Of leiioD Locust.
40 hnc! posts, - 10 by ~ 12 inches & II foo, lo,
4 do do II l-2 by IS l-2 inches e. 10 feet lonSS
do do II 10 by 10 i-e inches &; rs feet Ion,
81 do do l2 l-2by iG l2 inches s. o 10 feet jop97
8 mrc posts, 10 1-2 by II IL inches d. 16 feet Ion9
4 do do 10 l-e by l. 2 inches ana II feet lone.
90 DO ~ l-s by l-2 inches, &i5 feet long.
81 do do lOl2by II 10 inches & 10 p foo. lon7,
go bars. 10 i-2 inches At one end 10 l-e - ii1a
other, and inches thick, 1-2 feet long
3Si bars, - inches at one end. 10 l-o at the
other and inches thick, 0 ~ feet long.
p pieces, by II inches, - feet long
lO8 ballncc b,un.s, ten inches square AZ onc end
ana sixteen inches square at tie other, twcnty-four
fee, long.
81 pieces eight b. twelve inches sx;oon Zee, long.
l08 do eighi by ten inches, eight feet lone.
lo8 do eight Dy nine inches three feet !omr
Obcst Heart Piec.
goo feet board measure, two inches thick, and IF
teen ieet lour.
loSoofeet, board measure, two inches thick, and
fourteen feet loag.
$500 feet hoard measure, inches thick and six
feet three ia, hes long.
Proposals Viii also be received for the supply of
300 logs OF Pine any other souad timber 81 feet
long; tn square not less than IL inches,
One third of the above timber and plan; is tn no
delivered at Seneca Greek, and the remainder AT the
Comnanys Saw hill, nj the Great Falls by The 10th
1ny oI May next; and 10 b. measured, Inspected and
approved, By Engineer OF the Company and IN no
paid for delivery. Offers VIII be received for the
whole, any PIT thereof.
Tho io.,t i'uibar and PLAN; are to bc Of the very
best qnahty ih" former may either be rnundor squar-
ed 10 ;hn bill and vii be paid i;,r according IN tho
cubic contents required by thc bin. The Heart Pine
may either be dclivcrcd in the u in two inch plank
Tho Pine Logs 81 feet long may be delivered either
round reduced to 10 inches thick, by hewinr the
upper and lower surface, and viii be paid for per foot
run measure. JOHN Z. INGLE.
Clerk Chesapeake aat Ohio Canal Conpnry
fob -, l"S9 w3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
Circulating Librarv---

If. NASIIS Circulating Library has hoo, in
~ operation for ~ months, and IL gives him pleo
sure TO state that in opposition to the opinion of
raj persons who have tried it, that il has met his most
sanguins expectations.
He has continued to increase tho number Of vo.
lumcss by adding all the publications as tIIey arc
Issued rom the press together with number Of old
valuable standard works
n few more persons eau be received as sihscrihcrs
when the number viii be limited. fsL %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
IRON CASTINGS

IHE Subscriber ininr III" public. that hc continues
carry on The IRON FOUNDRY nelf the Savage
FACTORY vince hs makes S'iit 'on CASTINGS 10, Ma
rnneiy Vt all dt scrip'inns All nde srn To- h!n at the
fo""dv, ar to Ai'. GEORGE WILLIAMS. Nc. =, Cow
Us what, Ea!timorr, Castugs viii rvet with i,nn,r
mate attention. aud the Castings drii1ercd fee
r%pfnse fn' transport alton. JONATHAN BONNER.
p"''iih'''' JAM 20. io2 iafi ?.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
SAVAGE COTTON FACTORY.

NE Savage Manufacturing Company are now employ
ing strong ioes IN building Machinery stihs esiab-
lshment, Ia connection viii.
DANIEL HACK.
Ana pledge themselves to give general satisfaction in the
drsfaich and in the faithful execution Of all odets.
"" i"r"iuhie terms as ca" be afforded any other
Machine rs' abi,s hnem in the Uuiied S,strs
Apply NJ the Factory tie Washington Tu,ppike
Road To DANIEL HACK, otio GEO. WILLIAMS
. no } Bnvlys wharf
". BE- Good Machine Makers will 6ud rons,an, en-
r'"y. Baliimo,c. Jan 90 --lan2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
Cheese, Cider and Broomy.

Cheese, Cider and BrooIny.
1 Few casks Cheese, "real Connecticut" from
~ very common TO first chop.
\ few barrels Cider, New a II. and Crab
Polished handled Shaker Broums, from very sumo
nor to order-just received and for sale by
feb 27--5t if V.N. j. CLARKE.
JUST rcceivcdby the Schooner Ext--I4udies last
ing and American kid French slippers of the most
approved Jashiondbie forms and dressing, together
with grcat variety ofothcr Boots Shoes and Pumps
for sale by GBANNISS, SON 81 BROTHERS.
Corner of Main and I It'll Strcts
feb O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
FOR RENT

1.-TWO large Stables calculated to hold 10 10 10
u horses, with sheds, also a carriage-housc; they
arc convenient, being not than 400 yards above
the Eagle Hotel, on main street (Grahams lot) with
spring Of pure water, within 30 foot. As am not
using them, viii take moderate rent
uur 5--3t BENZ, w. MOSS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
Il .SITV4YYON' U.JN-Yf'D

a Young Man from the country, about 10 years old.
= is DESTROYS OF getting situation III Commits
sono use, Drygood Store, Wholesale Grocery.
any active respectable business III, .ill live for
moderate salary the first year and can produce
satisfactory Tecemnenla,oas rs to his qualifications
"hefe he formerly lied. Any gentlemaa who may
ihlk proper to see hn bv enqniting a, this office
directing letter TO D. Z. b. Manchester. will be-
promptly attended to- feb 2G--2awi.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16


Gnondc and Lot and Garonnc FrGnc as de-, ~ Lat y
proposes the numerous friends lie cultivation OF the GRAPE
VIE IN the United State Subscription, which is OPEN
Mr. a. l. will engage furnish Subscribers with their Crane
VINE Roots before the first 81 March merit and forward them,
expense, &c the different cities where subscription lists shall
have been opened The Roots will be three years old and will
produce considerable fruit the second ycar the time of their
poN' WIN some of the original soil in which they have
Ial'e which will greatly facilitate the thriving Of the Roots
| when tTansl planted.
Orders viii be puncu1y attended to- the Subscribers c,ig-
S me Quantities aud species Of tire Grape Vine Roots
wIsh TO have They will engage pay FOR OOO Roots more
az INC RATE OF ~ cents for each Root for less than IO11
rave o 10 cents aud , per Root for less than 80 Roois
only ro ynrS old, shall be paid for tie Of cc
less than 20 Roots
PAYMENT to be made delivery Of the Roots Letters NO,
{ received unless postpaid.
OF Subscription Lists opcncda .NS,p YORK. with 81,
phonse Loua, - Wal-strc; Busfou t. Copeland jun;
Vgpy ~ ~. W MlGn9eG fMtddRh'd Nan ATnnSe IHt"Dr.,
JNO. O. LAY; Srrantrb, Hall, Shaptcr 4. upper
NGc.OTcans Foster g. Iuuou; Charleston, T. & r. Street
Mr. ~ TorRSrs Book on the Culture Of the Grape vc and
on The Making Of Wuc may be found the principal Book
(CrGti7) to Subscribers.
Catalogue Of Grape Pine Ioot, Ina, Mr. LorD,r proposes 10
he following species arc selected as the best the choice Of
which Is lcit to subscrhcna
Iabi, ,,iyqye,,, or tor rqseg Srori Hiac wmrri A.
:, DO Melting (or touanJ Sweet C;mlant g. Mucai, g.
o Fron'ignn Muscadoc from tire Loi B. Mavoisic
=, fokayi TO- Syram n, Constantine - Malaga Rrp--Ia
Large Nscat; / l1alvoc 10 Ned Foot, tPc Rousc;) IL,
Black llamtouIg; ", Constantine
fSr WmTt-IS, AuycFua' 10, Blanquc'cc 20 Dou-
cncc 2l Plant dc luc; D. Ovcc ~ Doucct; a. Plant
dc RENE p, Burgundy; 26 Moron; d. Madcrc ~ Bocr
las ~ PcariaM 80 Chalossc % Fans En3l, Carct a.
Auvorarai 81 81 Jcan %, Jacobu; 80, Meuncr a. nca
3S iIm'aneI 80 Iemurcr 10 Bourggnom; IL, Bouciant
bcnn;) a., DO. Goldcm i6 DO Cracking a. 10 Musk a.
Nusca Lezar5c; ~ DO Small Ferries 80, Do from Jcrsa.
81 Sseat Rouge S. Musat Grey 56 Dauas Violet 81, D1
mas ofPoqw, 58, Early Nagdclcn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
NV NI. COMAN Las 1lcI:ilrT- ~ 5i: 1as-

NV WV IN mas received, and giers U.
selected and general OF ladies' and
so ana SILVER patent lever and verge Watches eight day and
fIe '.ocks ana Innepeces; diamond, pearl pss,e ~,
ana fancy 'e"eryi silver, plated, and Britannia tyarr:
eveLPp ONT eaidaE and other Pencils unain, silver and
picks Razors. Scissors, renlnives Thermomeers nens
SION ara hnt focket Pistols percussion Caps Spyasses
mature frames and cases pos kct books card cas n,r~
ana purse clasps pocket and shell combs gold et steel ana
auH cssi sedis ana Keys key rings military goods; watch
lools ana materials; with great variety Or oher att
e an oil winch he Is enabled to sell below former prices
carefully repaired and adjusted
oeIs io any aEtice in his line Punctualy attended, to-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.


DIN II. BLAMlRE grateful for past favours
~ now offers for sale, at his Drug and Apotheca.y
Store directly opposite the door Of the Earle Hotel
his regular supply OF fresh Garden Seeds which Ire of
ers owcrthan usual, and which he confidently recon-
mends to his friends, customers ard the public among
theui-wiich are too numerous 10 mcntion-viz:
Superior early Washington weeks peas
True do Charleston
Large dwarf parrowiht
White kidney or bunch snap beans
Fine early york cabbage
do do Caulihowcr
do do Battersa
do do Purple cape broccoli
Green curcd and green globe savoy.
aud all Oitei' kinds
White AMI red solid celery
Imperial ice coss Hnd brown Dutch lettuce
Sccfict shit top aud white turnp radishes
Early golden Sioux corn, (ripen 10 IS days.
Large red tomato
Purple egg plaut
Salsaia or oyster plant
Nasturium
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
CONTIE.NIYON &C.

INMATES Resolutions, and other preceding in Conyen
NJ ton, ON the adoption Of the Federal Constitution AZ
recommended by the ccncra Convention rhla!c,,ia on
~" 18th sept 1877, with the and nays decision OF
the man northumberland and revised bv j. Elliot;
Iokrah. or the White Rose, Novel in ; vols;
Iales Oh Ire Emerald !sc, or Legends oil Ireland;
just published, and Tor SAFE by
len Ito !. II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
4 House TOR sac or RI,

Il House for Sale or Rent
TFII SUBSCRIBER offers for sale rent the House and Lot
formerly the property OF Slr Henry Carter and at pre-
the occupancy OF NIs Charles Geohagnn Possession
can be lad The 18th inst ANDREW SWEENY
fch 10 colt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

M AhTED.- wish To hre 80 good healthy laborets for
the next year, 10 work AT 'r coal pitS35 pin hands
top hands ami ~ boti!nCHfDr which LIBERAL irire will 10
gwen immediate application is coai yard on the
Dock, my office. IRF.NTIS ('uI-En
dee -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

LUCERN OR FRENCH CLOVER.
j. ii. DLAMlRE has received supply of the
above article which he recommends to the at
tcntion of the agrculturiss; is pd in its growth
and r"sists the drough, and is an excellent food for
sheep and cattle ofcvcry kind TO be had directly
opposite the Eagle; sign ofthc mortar.
fi,h u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

On Cary Street, rear Of HE Pirgiaia and Farmers
Bd,ks.
EOSEPII WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies'
70 and gentlemen of Virginia for past iavours and
hopes continuance of the some and would thank
the 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 as at any establish
men in the Union Canton or stuff dresses not no.
cessary as he has suitable machines to finish them if
sent to him in the situation above III ,ntion6ds
Gentlemen are likewise informed, that he scours
ana renewsn colour, coats, pantaoons, and vests to-
geter with all kinds ofnpparcl, and frcqucstcd repairs
them IN the neatest manner. As usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot or cod pressed; furniture
stufts cleansed and re-dycd in the ncatcst manner
N. b. Tickets will be issued on leaynG ,he Goods
with him. and requests they will be presented on up
plication for the same ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
FOR RENT
$500 WANTED.
LGI7Ire' UnIEIIlg SLnc,
CilE.IP DRY GOODS

Have determined To- extend my business this
- Spring 10y adding an extensive Whoicsalc and Fan
81 assortment, and inclined TO offer INV present
stock consisting Of almost every article in the nc) o.
very reduced prices. Country Merchants and puf-
chasers generally are invited to call and Judge for
themselves. GEORGE. L.. TfFFIN.
Jan p dist cot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
tiater Pressed Lamp Oil.

rules held in the clerks otce OF the court of the JI,
'a'sS loT uie 5h cHc'iH and district OF Virribo '
- hernon executors of Eppa phIodls Tnnbetlate
ueeeaseu pits against Peter Murdoch John Ianion
~ w. "'''s'-tN SiLNN-
neiehnan's not having entered their appearance and
gwen c'nly ACCORDING. TO rule Of the court and anrear-
satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants of lie
Oh the motion of the plaintiffs by their com,
see Is o!ueIe that tue said defendants aprar hfe % 80
II 'he cry OF chnond the first day OF the mex, e
az answer inc plaintiffs BILL and that copy of this n,e be ,r,,
III some newspaper Published CITY of Rc
Of the capitol in the said city - " ~ mum coax
A cnpy Tcste pm 1rrpo,,,c ~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
Stephen T. Mitchell,

WILL in future practice his profession n A..
corporation courts of Richmond, and the conn
uha stiperior courts Of Ienrco and PowbaYar
any business entrusted to his care will be faithtl
nd as Tar as possible, sklfuIly attended to. He can
feb lS-2aw4t "' 'io'ei'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
ST. CROIX SUGARS. on. DO

81. CROlA SUGARS, OIL, DC.
Landing from Schr. Eri
10 fihhds. new crop ST. CroiX sugars prime quality
10 ticrccs best winter pressed oil
Is barrels New Ark cider
tiorccs pint bottles porter, for sale by
feb 2i-6t DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

CUI,4NYOUS DISEASES.
Practical Synopsis of Cuancnus Diseases tine most
a celebrated authors, and particularly from documents at
ordcd 10y the clinical lectures Of pr Beit y Cazenave and
ScheIc NJ. DIS Translated from tie French with Notes
feb Ii just pu5!is c, and ior sale by J. H. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
SUBSCRIPTION

FOX IMPORTING GRAPE 1--WE ROOTS FROM
FR.1.'CE, at ifnjerl!e price, amt encouraging tie
ialroa4cii1.L eLMal Clilnne q. he U.Liel Siales