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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-05

4 IN u f<fise renaiaiJF n f5tEfy Pot 1t.sr
% fhf aia Dseenbtx, 1888.
A--CeI. Maxi Anthont. Jsbn A. Adams.
ThaDasI Andesssa. William AGH, Baffon An
gel.
H--Jar,s. Ban, Ha,hon Bs.hors. Al.rsndr,
fshfioo sI,,. Susan Byrd, Daniel butler, <oh1
s. Brown i.ucins Barber.
c Bedia,d Clerk. Gedeeu Crews. Issnc In..
off. Lumna Case. Jnnes tbnnbers, Jhomgs
Creli. Chay. ". Chrst.sn. sisfy W. Couch.
wiIlis'u II peni, Marble Dent, John De.
bo, Jnbsl DaIlis Q.
k--fseneis Epps, Anshooy Evans, sen
F--Jacob Feszle, Henry Fusguson, John
Floyd, Col. Abraham fuikerseh Caleb Fiia %,
Nancy Fuqua, Richard freeman, SCI.
0--Lucy Coli
H--Mildred Hurt. George W. Hopkins. WI,
| lis Hunter, John Hunt, John Hersey . John
Hannah. William Howard, Miiiiner Hayn,.
Joshua Hale,, Eamnnd 4. Hudson. SARAH
Hardy. Edpund Hubbard. John Hall. Jun. 2.
Vim. r Hudson, Jobn nsckher, Battle Hanr
| son.
J---Sovrreo letter.
k-Gabr,sl Ken,h, Gillian Kiog, Kilies T.,
Rmg, lsham Kerr,
L-George G. Lacky. 9ilas G. Ls'bcn.
M-SichoIas Mead. snncy ~. Mead, Mrr
| Mary head, Edmund ]. Mills. Eish hurdoel )
l"mcs Martin. Reuben J.. Mitchell Tm. Moss,
'"'pnnd Walls. Cornelius Mrfrhi, John Manfs
ian, Simon Miller, John hlcconnahHy, lanes
| Herriman, stephen Marlin. A,nef nisriiu.
N--Mrs Mary Ann u. N9s,a =, Charles
Neln,s, jun John NOEL.
4 P---Alsxendcr Price, Thomas Payne, John
Pollard. Mas Marnh Preston, George H.
fneps
R-Ambtese l.. Rocker. Jobn Richardson.
WIN. Ragan.
So iedfordS Sheriff Csiharins Shaw, Margaret
Slower, Joshua /. Smith, Jaben soor, John spi-
Ger, Edward ~ Clair. john Snelsel, James
X sheen ., WIN. ". sherman, Thomas Stew
art Thomas Sale, Ell shcon
| T..-Leoy loekor, htlls lmsley, John Thomas
DR. Daoiei Tnmpkins, Plrasapi fhonpse ,,silss
| Taylor.
w Matthew Wdghi, Jeremiah Wood Nws
Mar, Z Wood. Jesse VIII. sen Elisabeth u ut
., Jacob w White. Ms Lucy Walker, David
Wade Caleb Williamson Jbhu Walden. Rich,
ard Wells. WIN. T. PORTER. r NJ.
Ian 6. BAL
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-05
MARRIAGES..

3 MARRIED, OF WEDNESDAY 24th inst Ivy The
Rev. Sam ArmiSlrad, bort u Gillian ot Buek
inghan County TO Miss Eliza 3 deugiiet o.
james Jone. of Can,pbell County. Also, Mr.
~. John to Eliza suhler Of Campbell, on I'LL
ios. Also, MIR, Addison Armisfead TO Miss
Nancy Stuart of Charlotte on llth inst.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-05
POOR SQaDI,Gya.

Win The Orlglna Music,
Together with the songs OF March to the Bat
tie Geld, Dashing White SERGEANT, Here we
meet too soon to part, and the Comic Songs
of Have you ever been 10 Wedding, and
Wedlock is a ,icklish thing.
Mr.. Hartman has kindly offered his services
for the Musical Department, aud will be assls-
ted in the Orchestra by the other gentlemen
Amateurs OF Lynchburg.
For characters see bills.
Price Of Tickets Que dollar--chidren hall
nrice. 10 be had al the bar oflhe Franklin aud
Washington Hotels, and at the boz Office OF
the Theatre.
ian 1, u
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-05
LIBERIA

The Managers OF the Colonization Society
have engaged n vessel to convey enigran's 10
Liberia. 1t will sail from Norfolk about The goth
of January.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-05

u Another No Of the Virginia Souvenir
viii be published to-day --alnch improved IN ev-
cry respeot--thongh the typographical derss'
meni must continue Jcfectiye until tho necesEa-
~ ornaments &c come to hand There ms
several original articles N itoi very great excel
Ionce--and we hope that their authors will not
PERM, their pens to grow dry 10 last too long
for want Of use. II abe publication of the Sou
venr shall he the means Of drawing ont the tai
eut which has heretofore coufrnsd pleasure OF
few bat the possessors, II will have conferred a
great advantage on sosisty IA this section Of tho
country land viii be adyer'ed 10, possibly here
after, as an era in our village history" should
il be doomed by the ,l,ggardly support which H.
crary publications have heretofore met with IL
Virginia, to die an early death-which We hope
may not and believe will not. be the case.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-05
Ne,o YorE, Dec. 90.


High Constable Hays 'ook from the counter
Eaters he arrested the other dav, the handsome
sum OF S53.729 in ten dollar notes oil the
State Bank OF Albany The amcnnt OF o.
600 ia these notes Is said TO be now in circuia-
ton.
Notwithstanding ne cold of the few dayspas',
the North River staIEeeps open, and the naviea'
tiop TO ALBANY is free.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-05
LITERARY.

.ybc eyea, dictionary, in compiling which Mr.
Webster has been engaged Tor twenty years, rs
a, length published ia two large quarsos, on
Gne and substantial paper, aud with great beau
,y ,ftypography. 1t contains 9o00o words
ID GOO IN IRE Than Joi.nsons. A. complication
20 laborous is NOT only "A monument Of Nr. Web
,ter's individual industry hut Is credi'sble TO
che country al large What pecuiiarites OF or
biography may have been adopted, we at pre-
seot know no'. haying had no time to examine
she work particularly. -.
ofWebs,ers Amercan Spelling Book, 4oG.'
aao copies are sold annually. The whole
number Of copies from the beginning is several
Messrs. J. 81 Harper, ufthis city, hare Just
unfinished book, entitled Domestic Duties; or
INSTRUCTION to Young Married Ladies, on the
Management of their Households. and TAO
Res ulafiun Sf their Conduct in the various Reia-
Mons aud Duties of Married Lilo. BY Mrs WIZ
liam Parkes,
The u. s. {PhIadeIphia) Gazette states
THAT nav work from our eountryman, wash
snrton Irving. will shortly appear from the
nress Of kIessrs. Carey, Lea aud Carey, who
have purchased the copyright. The name IS
q Chronicle OF tue Conquest OF Granada
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-05

NOR HIRE, the present year. = good 10
! male cook washer aud iroper.
linn ediate Application Is requested.
PATRICK n. CABELL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-05
rguse. SAID OF wuuRous

H&Y virtue Of n deed of trust executed by
"A ~ Mark Anthony 10 the subscriber. aud
Robert Hunter (now dec'd.) bearing date on
the l3th day Of May 1923 and of record in the
County Court OF bedford the subscriber will
pl, the 27ih day Of January, 1879, before the
fron, door Of the franklin Hotel in the town oI
Lynchhurg. sell by way Of public auction, the
slaves 10 said deed named, aud conveyed. on
such portion thereof, as may be necessary 10 ef
feet the purposes in said deed expressed. And
for which il was executed. acting M Trustee,
the Subscriber will only copsey'o the purcha.
ser or purchasers OF said slaves the title YES
ted in him by the Deed aforesaid.
The terms Of sale will he accommodating aud
liberal, and will be fully made known ut the
time and place Of sale.
CHIsWELL DABSEY,
Surviving Tfusire.
Ia, tds4l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-05
pEf D AR 30

On Wis TfOHI''Ss sOtH fHots
WiHbs performed By The Lyacdbarg Thespian
Society, The Meto-drama of
The VI id of uissolon.hi,
Written by Stephen /. Mitchell, esq. oi Rich
mond, Va with entire new dresses, decors-
tons, music, &c.
The whole Evenings Entertainment to CON
clnde with the Imaginable and much adm
red FAree of the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-05

s,.ars hope. lie sho, under spcl eir1msinn.
sss would not feel such sensations as the Poet
sscribes TO himself. INNS, be !. mors OF less than
man"
We have extended these remarks 10 a much
greater length than We Intended ~hen we Tack
up our pen. aud We shaIl DO Compelled. ,hers-
fore. TO postpone some OF the extracts we had
Intended to make 10 a future occasion
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-05

;. consequences Of Mr.. Jacob Barker's notice
E., The papers, . very laree body Of citizens as
...ahled last evening, in the ancion sales room,
= ,se Merchants Exchange, for the purpose
~ hearing his statement of the transactions
'"s,,ioped in the advertisement II was soon
,,,,od that the room was much too small tor me
audeace, and the meeting moved into the Es'
change Room, where they were addressed by
mfr. Barker, at great length His avowsd 90
sa., was to prepare measures for an appc alton
- The Governor of,se State, to request the Lc-
u;.,amre to remove the Recorder OF the city
s.son his office. His address was frequently
interrupted by loud appliances fromthe auditory,
a,d the feelings Of the meeting, as far as an o.
s;.;o, could be formed by spectator, were
yery generally on Mr. 3arker's side Of the ques-
,,o1 " 7. Daily ddr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-05

-. II, 5n. k.--An ingenious midway
pps..;aeace has very rsceatIy succeeusd,
s.,. AZ a seven feet telescope, constructed
" a;,.s.N on a new principle. IN bringing the
~ OF the sun into dsrkened rnop,,
..h;te screen, 70 the size OF 8 feet IN -di-
'p Ve writes us that his astonishmeni was
chen he perceived thatevery spot now
-. caes ffhe SIN. nine IN number, was
.r'.,ar,lv transferred TO the screen, and ~as so
~. ,,'s,, he eoad sec every movement of them
pm" .sro,s and saidcn changes. file says
."o W. ,,,ain,y discover that hose spots
......,,.e b,drs OF snake, apparently issuing
~. V.,l,annes; and us they seen occasionally
. 80 inward from the craiers. now forming
' ,"a.s clouds aud now dispensing. he considers
ms, uheno,nena as accounting for the rapid
,,,.ag,s ofthose spots. The escape OF snch
..., ,,anrity Of gas from the Interior OF the hor
,.,f,he sun. would. he observes. as il surrounds
~, h,minary, prodhee that bright and dazzling
sanearance, which IS the atmosphere oil the sun.
a alh'. Theorv NAV not accord with the opinions
.,se,s who have made ohsersatioas on the
s..;sc,: but the writer, At any rate, eniertalns
a.. '.,ronrest belief Of its truth.
,y,,h The game instrument, which is but just
- no has also examined the moon, and
-. lis conviction that that body rs covered
- ,srnetual snow and ice the dark spots dis
.'.sred on It's surface being frozen seas, and
~ lighter spaces land covered with snow.
.r.ose circular places which have rising cone
=, ,hs centre he thinks are exiiogu'shed volca-
noes as no clouds are perceptible over the
..ooo's face which being covered with snow
"a ;ce. accounts AS he imagiues, for It's clear
a.,here or for the absence Of an atmosphere.
.rs;s ,..t accumulation Of ice and snow upon
NV" ,oon,s surface, may be explained. the vii
W a,;sctures, by the nature ofthe u,oon's rev.
!. lions He ofifrs 10 construct INSTRUMENTS oi
,ss above description, by which these phenome-
"' he observed. at,prices from $50 to Sl0o'
in aad a, the same rate TO furnish solar mieros-
" saa.e On new principle, with magnifying
sDwer al II feet distance. ofb $4,000
pOWOt ~ r D. Dali
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-05

jan o.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20
FOR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.

The season of Summer has arrived and thrills the
heart with the most pleasing sensations. Its genial
airs have reused from their dormancy ten thousand
charms of Nature, and the soul of man, catching a
life and huoyancy from contemplation of developed
beauties, is viviied and invigorated Renovated Ma
ture calls up long and varied train of bright reali
ties. We see the fertile beds bringing forth in album
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20

The DELAWARE REGISTER is published every Saturday
morning. by A. g. H. Wilson, No l05, Market Street, at
Two Dollars per annum paidin Advance; otherwise Two
Dollars and Fifty Cents.
Handbis Cards. Blanks Pamphlets, and Job Printing in
GENERAL executed with neatness and despatch, and at mode
ate prices at the Office of the Register.
No Advertisements inserted reasonable terms.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20
FOR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.
PUZZLE.
THEODORE.

There is word containing eleven letters in the
English language, from which letters the following
words may be spelt. Can any of your readers tell
me what word is have not used more letters Of
one kind in any of the following words than are con
tanned in the word from which they are formed. Had
done so the number of words that could Ee com
pounded from it would have been greatly multiplied ;
and on the plan have pursued, some other words
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20
FOR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.

ELLEN, OF CLERMoNr CoTTAeE, BRANDYwINE.
IT'S not the beauty of thy face,
Or nymph-like form, that admire;
But charms that give brilliant grace
Awake my long neglected Tyre.
Thy highly cultivated mind,
Thy sparkling wit SO well controlled.
Thy virtuous heart, and taste refined,
/ prize beyond the miser's gold.
But more prize thy trust in God,
That bore thee DER the waves of wo;
That made thee bless the chast ming rod
That laid thy earthly comforts low.
And when mark, from day to day.
Thy ceaseless efforts to begue
The tedious hours of slow decay,
And kindle eny'ning smile
Upon thy mothers faded face,
And make her pain and anguish fee,
deem thee oveliest of thy race
And would all daughters like thee. A. T.
-~s@s~-
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20
FOR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.
TO MISS M. p.

III MISS NJ. T..
On seeing her sOeep over the bed of Sick Parent,
Hast thou not seen blighted rose,
Slow vending into times decay,
Whose brilliant cup did once disclose
The brightness of uxuriant May,
And gave unto the passing air
The fragrance that it CHERISHED there.
And hast thou not, around its stem
Gas, sick ming thus with natures geom,)
Rehed full many budding gem
Spring quickly into life and bloom,
That welded all their infant power
To save their feeble parent foweri
And hast thou not while gazing on
The aged fowret's langud breast,
Been urged to fix thy eyes upon
One bud more feeling than the rest;
And ken'd the ofsprings de,cy tear
Flow silent for its matron dearl
II such scene should meet thu view.
Say, would not retrospect control.
And memory's pencil picture true
The feelings of thy oapn pure souls
And that fond, tender rose bud be
bright similtude to thee?
Yes, MARx-That wan, aged rose
That freely doth its ssoeets imparf.
In its rich fragrance would disclose
An emblem of thy mothers heart,
Which though by time and care oppres;.
Still keeps sweet sympathy guest.
And, dear one! in that lovely gem
That weeps the dew-drop tears SO free
sround its whitening PARENTS stem.
trace the flial love Of thee,
As lately DER thy mothers bed
Those drops of holy grief were she'd
A WANDERING MINSTREL
intonville, June ~, 1899.
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FOR THE DELAWARE REGISTER.

Written near the Brandywiae.
Once all alive to pleasures thrill,
My heart at scenes like this would glow,
The iowery vale, the grass-green hill,
The winding waters gentle flow;
Those rude rocks, here above the food
With crsgs projecting steep and high.
The foaming stream, the noddng wood
Was charming all, when she was by.
Though can see those beauties yet,
It's dimly meath gloomy sky,
The sun that gllded them has set,
That beamed in Lama's sparkling eye:
How changed to me all nature seems
From what it was in life's gay morn,
Ere yet bright Hopes enchanting dreams
Had fed and left my heart forlorn;
Fen ewes mild breezes seem to sigh.
Those willows sadly seem to wave,
And yon dim star with dewy eye
Weeps DER my Laura's early grave.
THEopoa
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-20

studded with all the variety of richly colored orna-
mental plants, arranged and cassed with scientific
ltaste-the orchards TEEN with odorous blossoms or
luscious uits-the lofty hills and shady valleys, rob.
led IN rich verdure, burst upon the eye with imposing
Igrandeur-and the feathered harmonsts, mingiing
their numerous notes in sweet concert fill the heart
with ecstacy.
Either from suggestions of nature or early associa.
tons, or other causes the inhabitants of popuous CT
ties are disposed for recreative travelling. The law
yer, the DOCTOR the merchant the clerk the artizan
all pant to share the gladstone emancipation which
Nature enjoys. They begin to revolve in their
minds Uhere they shall pass a few Summer DAVIS
snatched from the turmoil of business In all their
ponderings they cannot rest upon more eligible place
than WILMINGTON, and its vicinity For comfort in
accommodations, and variety and beauty of scenery.
| it has few equals. A market well stocked with an
endless variety of the choicest vegetables and crowd
ed with the best of meats-a goodly number of well
| furnished, commodious tidy and we'll attended inns.
all emuous to excel each other in attention and cour
tesy to their vsitorssocia citizens ever willing to
treat with hospitality the stranger who visits their b.
rough, and to cheerfuly the nterrogaores of
the inquistve traveler-such are the characteristics
of Wilmington.
The natural scenery around the Borough is of the
most SURPRISING beauty. The westward view boun-
ded by Verdant hills rising gradually from iowery
and irrigated valley On the submits of these hills
stand conspicuous edifces commanding extensive and
picturesque views of the surrounding country Their
elegant neatness of architecture, their air of comfort
and competency, their substantial appearance and the
dourishng condition of the gardens orchards tlage-
fields and meadows, all combine to make them trulv
attractive.
Looking eastward you behold the majestic river
Delaware, receiving the tribute of the meanderine
Christiana. The eye, passing large tract of
highly improved savanna, views it at the distance of
two miles, bearing on its flowing tide numerous YES
sells laden with great variety of cargoes:
''-the threaten sails
Borne with invisible and creeping Winds
Draw the huge bottoms thro' the furrow'd deep''
This scene is bounded by the dense and lofty woods
of New Jersey, which give most pleasing and land
scape effect.
But the indescribable attraction of Wilmington ia
the renowned and lovely stream Brandyy;ue Rich.
ly decked
ssWith fragrant turf, and flowers as wild and fair
AS ever dressed bank, or scented summer air.
it pours its delightful odors on the wel-pIeased sense
The harmony of numerous Birds their bright and va
regated pumage the lofty trees and their dense UNI
bragg, rugged rocks and soping hills the gurgng of
yUh Irn MY af i i Al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-08
To Frontiers and Publishes.

TESilE subscriber having added the manufacture at NO.
q veable Type tn his Stereotype establishment. res.
peCtfuliy SoIiCits = share ol the patronage Of tie Printers
oi Pcnmsyl I've nia aud tue adjacent States.
Having a practical kuowlrdse oil printing, arI also ha-
wing aren longer practically engaged IN the cn,iurss vi
siefro'y ping than any other person in thc Uui,cd States.
he hopes &" be able, tom such experience, To give salts
faction To thuSe who may favor him wit their orders
FROM an intimate acquaintance for = number oi wears.
(ncarly cight) with the business at type founding. he
hopes to- bc able 10 produce type equal TO any uaclrd to
the Printers of the u. States.
His p,icest though low, will OF course br the same a.
Others IN the Same business. Nor VIII I've attempt 10 vio-
late t-Uth, or insult common Seuse, by pretending to ANY
"incrcaScd facilities iu the manufacture" TOR there arc
nu other 'Idcilitrs' atprrseut ia this city. than there ucr
- years ago, when type were i'om 10 tn 30 pr cent.
higher than ~ rt,srut) nor bsve the "mat' ud> used iu
making printing tyres been SO etcatly reduced" as to
bear any proportion to the reduction ian the prices OF
type. But the reductions has been "induccd" by ooaVe-
Hho1t, aud an oveihrr,ing disposition in some of those
founders VIII" have gtVS" iCh OF the heretofore enormous
profits on tyre.
All sizes OF type, plain auh ornamental, Cnr book apG
loo m,uiiug, nom Is lines Pea 90 Nonpslril, constantly
ou hand IN such quantity as to Supply any uuier at short
notice. lu the choice 1T Book-letter, pains hav, been
sakeu 90 select such faces as are generally approved lar
tymnctrv, ueatucss and durability.
lie also keeps y complete Printers Warrhuusc, Che
nuly one ~ this city0 aud eau iuuisi, a complete Puu,irg
oihce at very short notice.
The following are his PRICES at . credit Of 6 months
frr approved uotrs ur sccrptohce-ot a uiscount ~ i've
rMU cod whN A.. aANmN r mAwNa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-08
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store

AVE On hand, and are constantly receiv,
ing from their Factory, fresh supplies of every
of Ladies and G~entlemen's Boots AMI
ohoes' winch tor durability ease aud beauty Of fitting,
are too much celebrated 10 need comment. TheIT
assortment Is very cxtensivc-and If procuring tho
best ct workmcn and first rate materials, will ensure
a continuation of the liberal patronage already extern
dcd To their establishment, the cxcrtions on their part
shall be unrcnittcd. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-08

CoMNI>IoNrR, OrpItI, Hichmond, Aug. 20, 1923.
The parties interested will please take nutice, that have
appointed the 2lSt day OF Dec. nest, TO commence the accounts
directed IN the foregoing order of court; un winch day, At 9
o'clock, A. 81, they are required to attend AZ my Office IN this
city, with their accounts aud vouchers ready for examination
and settlement, and with Office copies uf the necessary court
uapcr, 6G-WHc HILARY BAKER, Com'r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-08
JAMES WINSTON,

Commission .NCrChGitt,
MAS III store, on consignment, and offers TO! sal,
IL or reasonable terms,
1000 Lbs. of hest Smithfcld bacon
200 barrels of No. l N. c. nett behring's
80 do do nett shud
I'D do do roe behring's
80 do No. } mackercl
40 do refined sugar, assorted
100 do genuine cider vinegar
20 do family flour
8 bags black pepper
30 kegs Smithfeld lard
900 sides heavy slaughtered sole leather
$50 do do russell leather
100 do light waxed do
30 dozen fine rOram hats
90 do spades aud slovcls
10 do meal selves ~ To ID inches
~ do American caster oil
100 do bed cords aud leading lines
50 coils cotton bagging rope
SO boxes soap aud candles
100 reams writing aud wrapping paper
1000 feet good flooring plank
$1,000 heart shingles 5-8 thick
&c, 900 sap do Ia do
5000 feet of prime railing
$4,000 of Hacks superior segars
10000 of couimon do
Move wire Of any kind to order
Manufactured tobacco
Fine and superfne flour
Brogues assorted, &c. &c. &c.
July 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-08

The prices uu ornamental aud fancy tyne have been r,
dUccd in a greater proportion.
Old type received ~ exchange, a. = cents per l1.
a Book OF Specimens will shu,t'y bc published.
STEREOTYPiNG will I've done AZ nc lowest prices, iu
the best manner, as heretofore.
Puolisheis vt NeWspnyots ~ the STATES VI New Jef-
Soy, Peuusylvsnia, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North
ond Suuih Carolina and Georgia. who give the above )
cuuspicUOus Insertions, shall BE- entitled To- s. So PAYABLE
~ type, or IN settlement Of account. J HOWL,
D. SI% Corner a Cr~u AL Closhil! streets