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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02
CORsETs :! CORsETs y

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WHEN we breathe we take into The
chest, or inhale, and give out, or ex-
pire, u certain quantity Of air, which
can he measured by breathing through
a curved tube into tell glass full Of
water, inverted over pneumatic tub.
DR. Herbst, of Gottingen, has lately
been performing some curious expert
inents il, relation to the quantity Of air
that is breathed. Now the commcnest
understanding will spprecia,s from
them the value and comfort Of fall and
unrestrained breathing. Dr. Herbst
says, that 4 middle siz.d man 2Oyears
old, after . natural expiration or emisS
ion Of air, inspired or took in 30 cubic
inches, when dressed, and LOG when
his tight dress was loosened. After q
full dilata,ion Of the ches.. he inhaled
i96 cubic inches when dressed, and
1876 when undressed. Another young
Ean. aged 2l, after a natural expira-
ton, took in so while dressed, and 96
when undressed. Had DR. Herbst made
his observations on some Of the ladies',
who carry the use Of corsets to ex
t'emes. We app rshena that he would
have obtained results Of nature real
iy alarming. If the wheel Of fashion
which reyolves eVep fhore rapidly than
that Of fortube itself would but bring
up something oriental in costume, it
would O. far towards eIfectihg the
objects OF this Journalistic public
health. -. 80,
At the Hotel Diem. the great hospital
at Paris, young girl of eighteen. late
ly presented herself to N. Breschet Tor
his advice. On the right side OF her
throat. she had 4 tusior Of variable
sIze, but never bigger than ones fist |;
It reached from the cellar bshe as high
as the thyroid cartilage, (called in com
mon language Adams apple when
pressed downwxrds 1t wholly disaP
pears, but returns al soon 40 the press
ure 10 removed ; it is indolsnt, scft and
elastic. 1t 10 observed to be largest
when tao chest 10 tighdy laced By cors
cts. ln short. by placing the ear on H.,
the murnur Of respiration can be head
in the tumor, which proves chat a pro
trssion ofths lungs has taken place |;
or i'd other words, that this poor girl
has been laced 80 tightly that her
lungs hav,sg Ne longer sufficient space
In their material situation, are squeezed
out Of il and are forcing their way up
along her mech. We often meet ladies'
dressed 90 cruelty, thst we wo6der
where their lungs and 4ivers are gone
to.-lJsurnal Of Health
u There 10 a psfadox in pride 1t
makes soms m IN ridiculous, bat pre-
vents others frsm becoming %.
1fyou are under obligation to many,
! II Is prudent TO postpone the recon
. pensIng Of one until il b in Jour pow
. or to renuunerate all. othefwise you vii
8 make more enemies By what you giUe
than BY what you withhold ~ on'h1 .
!. WASCYBELLUWE. Elsgpn
D ~ Fancy Bellows, jDst receiyet
!. anu '0r WIZ 'yamessARpNsr
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

Booxs OF Love AND DEv6rroN.-
Menage has this acute observation On
the writings Of Love and Religion:-
I" Books of devotion and those of love.
are alike bought. The only difereuc e
I find 10. that there are more who read
bo"ks of love than buy them. and there
are more who buy books of devotion
than read lheri.S
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

A child of four years old knows
right from wrong As we'll as n person
of forty (; and the boy, who lies at
four years old. wilt lie when hc is
grown ups aud il Is to pre,ont this,
that he ought to be reasoned or pun
ishcd out Ot this fault when a child.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

who have died from a pss,ilencs, es
cited BY the dead bodies Of the van
qnished. n"n sAi 80 ia ~ egt' +
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02
From the Boston Gazette.

~"W INV W susO oVNsuoSo sWus's"~~'
afford many useful lessons, which
may be Of great service to those who
are liable 10 yield to the temptation
Of fraudulent appropriation Of mon
ies> which they got into their hands.
Ih~re never was a more conclusive
proof, that tho /" WAGES OF SIN IA
DEATH How surely dues detect
ion follow criue I? how rare an es.
cape how miserable the criminal
when caught |? how hard the service
Of Satan (! Tie histofy y II tlesc trans
actions demonstrates, that there is
not one chance in fifty that the thiO
escapes. There is that facility Of
forwarding intelligence Of a robbery,
that nc velocity of travel can Uusssrlp
the news and the description Of the
perp, traitor; and there is that shrewd
vigilance among our frllow tiuzens
wi,ich IL stare IL discover the rogue.
Tls deceased when a,res'ed Could
not deny his name !: nor the facts
stated IN tho advertisements The
ccmpunctiou pf his conscience made
him anticipate the Judgments of The
law with ,entold severity. Coming
from cou,t where many GtIenCes
are capital, he supposed that he
~ou'd be executed at tho gallows
for his crime. He stated that he
laudei in New York about two
Inon.hs ago, and then had about tweD
lty Ave dollara, came to Boston, and
Y!,ad bat little of Il left. went to work
tor his boarding. WAS sweeping Mr..
GilbeIt's uffice. when .a,iuan left
word there, that there were some
pack ages at the Marlburo' Hotel for
Mr. G.--thouglt lie would ~ aud
get them aud bring them to the
Office, suppos ing they would give him
u qoarier Of a dollar for his services
/" on his rctaru, a thoaght struck hin'
that he would make oF with it that
the devil or something put it into his
head To 70 oF with ii that 1t was
his first offence, and he hoped he
soonld not be abused too bad" Al
ter riding rs far back as Wilton
voluntarily, on the retvrn to Boston
he 60, out Of the stage coach aud
! stamped his feet, say in. they we're
cold, and went behint the coach
| threw off his cloak and run. Ht
( Was pursued he wadcd into river
and crossed the stresm aud gt in''
|, a thickct. The wood WAS surro''nt
ed by the pursuers. but when Bntle'
was found. his thioat WAS cut. Phy-
sirians were INN ediateiy sent for. bu
he died before they arri, ed.
+ FRsDERIcK LovEJof, of Milford
and JAS. CAMEKDoN, Of Windham
were the pertons BY ~ho'e active Asa
and honest etfoIts the money has oee'
i n n - AsH
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

II you are under obligation to manys
II is prudent TO postpone the 'eeoml
pensIng Of one until il bs in Jour pow
or to renupnerate oil. othefwise you will
make more enemies By what you sice,
than By whdt you withhold ~ on'Ds
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

II IL a melancholy truth that We ar
rive at mature age, and plunge into the
vortex "i Od,hess, old friends THAT ID
10 say Nhe fiiepds Of our youth and
youthfdl associations sre fotsotten.-
The cold heSrted world is our all il
all, and how t,Npuake two cents of enc
/. the great, the Mcmehtueds desidera
tam that engrosses u minds, from the
age OF twenty one to seventy FIVE
then, alas man discoHNs that " all
these things are ranity."
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

BAcHtLoa.. In the year t79s,
France made q Discrimination between
the tax on bachelors and married men,
Of 20 per cent. Agaiust the former
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

cited BY the dead bodies, Of the van
qnished. p"p sai - ~ 'As egi'
- s -- ~ +. ~
bThsre are home frauds 50 we'll con
!ductsd, that Il would be stupidity not
to be deceived by them. A wise man,
therefore. may be duped a. W ell as q
-f.ol !; hut the fool pablisaes ths tri
umpb ofhis deceiver; the wise man
is silent, aud denies that triumph to an
enemy which he .wousd hardly concede
TO friend ; triumph that proclaims
his own defeat. ~
I.f9DYd 9Nf 1l --s< e8
b Chapped Hands. To have chap.
ped hahds is always an unpleasant
and mot onfreqacn,ly u psiniul com
piaint, at this scsson III the year.
The following il tho best remedy
With which | am acquainted: Wash
your hands with CASTLE soap -spply,
ii aith q 6annel, and ii necessary,
use a brush, IN order tn get the dirt
from under and around the nails and
6ngcrs. Till they are perfectly clean.
The water h Winter II con, esient
may DO warmed /; then rinse them in
aiitiie clean ~ntrr, aud while they
are wet rub ttlen, wen all over wiih
about hall = tea spoon fol1 oi good
honeyS 3 then dry them we'll With a
clean towel This shoUid be done
omco or twice day. aud alwa ays be-
toie g"ing 10 bed. ef ,nt
The HoRNET.-Thc Baltimore
American says, there is a 'glimmcr
of i'ope. tor The safety Of this ship.
A passenger in Tho Unclo Sam from
Havana states, that about Nov 5tl,,
u British packet arrived al Havana,
from Vera Cruz. which reported
she had spoken the u. S. ship ,ilor-
net dismastcd. but that she had de-
Clined the offer vi assistance tender
cd by the packet. Our informant is
not positive as IL The fact, but thinks
that it was said the Hornet had
thrown her guns OtcrbOard.'
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

,3fn ~1 lt ..-
Nativity Of Christ.-The exact
year of Chris.'s birth, the season Of
the yrar, the month and day, are
not agreed on by cbrouologe's.-
Pridcaux says e. Learned men arc
not agreed in fixing the true time Of
Chris,'s incarnation, some placing
it two years, and some four cars he
fore the vulgar era.' Mosi chronoI
ogers place 1t four years before the
common era f.; ii they are correct.
the present year il in fact the year
vi our Lord 1888, instead Of 1929.
Christians did not begin 10 calculate
time from the nativity OF Christ. an-
Ill about 527 years after that event
and hence a mistake was made IN
fixing it.. The month aud day oi
his birth cannot be asce, tsined. Dill
fereMt writer's have placed Il In al
most every month VI the year T; BO-
chart places i, in March, Wagensei
in August, Lightfoot ahd Gill in Sep
tcnber, Scal,ger in Ocioher, $c
Very few believe that (" shcphe,d d,
were abiding IN the field, keeping
watch over the,r fiock by night th'
latter part of December = u part %
he year when, as John saws, |" th'
norlh winds att chill in Jddea. ant
tue cold, particularly IN tho noun
liaiBs; which are covered with snow
is ih,ense." We know, however
that Christ came at the proper time
l".t,e ful,hess oi time" and whe
he n rid stood ia need of such . >
; >toui. fNf "''
Jewish months and year. The ex
]aci Iay of oui man'h when ih
' siruts took place which Re record
sa IN the OLD aud ne" testament; in
. cludipg he death. resurrection, 81
1T our Saviour, cannot bs know
Prideaux says.-" We canno', whe
we find the day 6f any Jewish monil
mentioned ci'her in the Scriptures q
Josephus. reduce il exsctly to It's tin
in the Julian year. four commo
year, or dx II any netrer than vii
}. In tho compass Of q month, soons
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

There 10 a Psradox in pride 1t
makes some m IN ridiculous, bat pre-
vents others from becoming %.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

Mobrss Boxrsrs.- 4 friend has
lust shown u light box, in which ii
to be placed enc Of the Ionnets, made
in the present approved style. II is
wo feet deep and ~ i-2 inches
squa,s LIB, steu paper. -e
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

l have obsertsd one ingredient some
wha, necessary in a mans composition
ds happiness, which people Of
feeling would do we'll to acqui'e--a
certain respect for the foIies Of man :
kind F; for, there are so many fosis
whom the opinion Of the world entities
to ,sgard, whom accident has placed
10 heights Of which they are unworthy,
that he who cannot RESTRAIN his con-
te m,t sr indignation at The sight, will
be too often quarrelling with the dis
p"ssl Of thines, to relish that share
which 10 allotted to himself. II Mack.
| enzis.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-01-02

Akoua aNrArfvr While dn old Far
mer in Connecticut was dogging one of
his graceless sons, pumpkin headed
fellow about IS an idea all oi ssdden
entered the cranium Of young Jonathss,
and he lang out" stop. Dad-tsss
a,Rur!"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-19
PRINTING.
SAMUEL SHEPHERD 81 co.

fCross Street merit beiow the Eagle Hotel)
DESPECTFULIY inform the Public, that they
N are now better prepared to execute work, than
they have ever heretofore been, Besides having
many new Founts of elegant Type (Book and Job :
in fact, their Office is almost entirely new,) they
hayc recently introduced the Composition Roller, for
applying the Ink TO the Type, which is among the
grestest improvements yet made in the art Of Print
inc. These Rollers do much better work than any
thug heretofore d.scovered,heir execution is beau
tiful.
Their hands are inferior to nono and their tnatcri
ais being Of the best kind, they can with confidence
promises which they do, TO execute oil work, of every
description. which may be con6dcd to them, with
accuracy, (which is the first Importance ncatncss
and Dispatch, and on the most accommodating terms.
They return their thanks TO their Friends and tho
Puhlic for past favors, with promise TO exert them
solves. IL possible, than heretofore, TO meri.
their prcforencc -.
They keep on hand general assortment Of Blanks
on rood pnper. ina ie--3t IL c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-19
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

Direct from Philadelphia.
III. BLAmfRE begs leave to inform his friends
- and the public that he has JUS, receiv ed in adj u
dition, BY the schr. Richmond, from Pk;Iadsphis,
well selected assortment of GARDEN SEEDS, 8
which with some confidence, he rcconmends,-
Among them
Peas, early Charlton and early Washington, (six
weeks)
Do large dwarf marrowfat
Beans, early do snap, without strings
Do yellow snap, best
Do large Lima or butter
Bccts, early turnip rooted, red
Do long blood
Cabbages, fine Early York
Do do late do
DO green curlcd savoy -
Do yellow, do do #F
DO Hat Dutch
Do early battersea
Do large late drumbcsd
Cauiflower, carly and late
Broccoli, white capc
DO purple do "a
Carrot, early horn and long orange
Celery. white, solid and red
Parsnip, large Dutch
Do Lima
sPinnage, Now Zealand, Zone plant covers four
Rsddsh, early scarlet, short top
Do rcd turnip or cherry
DO early yellow, round and salmon
Turnip, Hanover
DO white flat and fiat Dutch
Eggplant, purple, ,early)
Ruia-baga, yellow
Lettuce, ice coss and brown Dutch
Cucumber, early ftaim
Do long green Turkey, tsor picklinr)
sqnsshes, early patty pan These are the best
Melon. true cantelope and pine apple
Cross, curlod parsley curlcd
Do nasturtium
Canary seed
81 Gssss seeds,bluc sward, (for carPci:ag yards
DO Luceru mar ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-19

WM.MCRERY, TAMoR.
HAS jost received very handsome assortment
IL Of SPRING GOODS, Of tho most fashona-
bic kind and seperior qualities, consisting Of cloths,
cassimctcs, Marseilles and silk vcsua very bcauti-
ful, and now aud superior article for coats.
Also. hsndsomc assortment Of fancy cTavatng,
stocks, handkerchiefs, gloves, suspcndcrs &c. which
lic will sell low for caet
% 2T-rc.s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-19

Farther supplies Of Bd6ks, &c.
'ShE Northern Traveller. md Northern Tour.
- with the routcs to the 6psibra Niagara. and
Quebec, and The Goal Mines ofPens vsns. al.o the
Tour Of New Ensisnd---Thirty. twS cnrravings--
Fourth edition. revised and extended.
,Xenophon's Expedition Of Cyrox with Eprlisf,
notes. prepared for the use Of schools and coeres
with life Of the author; by Charles Dexter Cleve-
Msccullock remitteni and intermittent disesse..
oclnding genericsy marsh fever acd neuralgi,. com
Rrssng under the forinsr various nnomalies obscu.
ss.es. and consequence end under new systematic
sw Of the latter, treasipg Of tic dououreux scati
cn.headsche, ophtalmia, toothsche palsy, aud many
o.oef modes and consequences Of this generic dis,
sWilu,ers Episcopal Manuel, being intended q, !,
sumnsaTy explanation oftbe doctrine, discipline and
Ssclssip oithe Episcopal chdrch. etc. etc. etc.,
Third edition. - 81. -, a.
y Hoore's lfs Of Lord Byron. fge
Pelham or the adventures OF gentleman.
r.. Di.s.nsd, BY tn. ..mo Author.
Lawrie Todd. or the settlers in the: woOds--by
rIorss bic.;cn.,y-bv I.dv
Register Of officers and axonfs civil htarv /. nd
navel in the service Of the United S,atd, 1880
~ Memoln Of tho Rev. Matthew Hensf. by J. B.
W!nisms, ESD r.s. -
Aids to reflection. BY 8. r. Coleridgc, With pre-.
Marsh. - - Z. - 'a'Ae'
Foscarin. or tho par,rician, Of sy5kSce.
L' ~ o. the Rev. Edward Payro8sD. d. late Rec
tor OF the second church in PottIatlf. 80
B,ckcrsfetiis Chrhtlan lIeaesr5acAnne6to sbovv
inc importance Of bearing the word, and to assist
chr,stians in hearing with profit
provincial Letters, containing an exposure of the
reasoning mud morals the Jesuits by BIasc PAS
cal originally published under the name of Louis De
d ontalte, translated from the Frcnch-to which il
added, view sfthe History Of the Jesuits and the
atc BOIL Tor the revival oftho order in Europe &c
ma le.-,s COLLINS &. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-19
NEW GOODS.

III NELSON has received English and French
IL. ginghams, black aud colored mandarins, and
pamyrenes, fine and superine cailicoes, rich barege
and gauze hdkfs and scarfs, French cambria hdkfs.
cotton and silk hosiery, 78 and "A linens, OF heavy
texture black and colored circassans, French meri
bombazine. Roueu cashmere, black and fancy Flo
rentine vesting, white aud colored Marscilles do.
plain and worked Swiss and book muslin, with va
rety of other seasonable goods, hch offered at
very low prices. 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-19
no LOVERS OF HORSES.
uuiNpS, FARRtERY, recently published by Jno {

III j Philadelphia.
Tisbook q no puff bot fton, the best Information the nd
Judges he IL warranted in sayiog that decidedly the best
Treatise the subject be found print and processes 70
embrace nothing w s table Of but what treated OF
IN n maecrsy style. 49, =.
would We supcrauous say that those who siy aprrs
rinte that aud osefel animal tbs HORSE, viii hnd THIS
'I rs os' Is ssi. by JOHN w. NASH.
-.f1g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-19
SHOES,
TyHE Subscribers intending To leave This CITY IN,

sHE Subscrbefs intending to leave this city, will
q offer at public auction, on Friday, the aist in
slant, at 10 O'Clock, At their Store Market Bridge,
the residue of their Of gentlemen 8
fine calf and common nailed boots; mems and boys
gans; seal. calf and morocco pumps ladies', Misses,
aid chiidren's leather. seal, morocco, and lasting
boots shoes and slippers, sc. Scal from the first
manufactures and well adapted TO THE market, and
worthy the attention of dealers. Sale will be con-
Quoted by OrIs, DUNLoP & Co..
Terms at SALE WARREN & REYNOLDS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-19
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.

Haze for Sale,
7 kn Bills. New York primo pork
IL ~ 30 do prime beef
$50 casks nails, assorted
1900 sucks Liverpool salt
$50 bags green coffee
10 or. casks French Madeira and Sicily wines
90 boxes Claret do
4 10 baskets Champagne do
40 hhds molasscs
s s do sugar
100 sides sole leather
200 half boxes window glass
30 bbls Tanners oil 4
Cotton yarns
Writing and wrapping paper
n Half pint tumbers
Crates ware, assorted
Spermaccti and mould candles
Brown soap
- Almonds, rasins
Indigo, pepper, pimento
Port wine, cigars s-A
: Hats, shoes, loaf sugar -- n
Lamp oil, rice
Brandy, rum, gin
GuBpowder; &c. ~
An assortment of DRY GOODS, comprising
brown and bleached shirtings and shcctings, ozna-
burrs, cassimcres, purasols fans, pcrfumery, and
variety of fancy articles imported from France.
ma f0--0k
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-19

THOMAS OWLAND-TAYLoR,
RATEFUL for past favors, respectfully informs
~ his friends and the public generally, that he has
received n handsome assortment Of spring and sum
MGR goods consisting Of cloths, cassimercs, and fan
cy vesiings, lso Marseilles; stocks, silk stocks,
suspenders, hankerchiefs, gloves, &c.-ail Of which
no Will sell on accommodating terms.
ma 11-6ieod
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-19
NOTICE.


A MEETING of the Stockholders of the Bank of
"A Virginia will be held at their Banking House,
in the city of Richmond, Friday the twenty first
day Of May next.
WIN. cambridge, Cash'r.
March 18th, 1880.
Form Of power of attorney for appointing proxies
for the said meeting
"Know all men by these presents, that
of do hereby appoint
substitute or proxy to represent
of special meeting OF the Stockholders
of the Bank OF Virginia, to be held on Friday, the
twenty first day of May next, in the city of Rich
mond, for the purpose of considering and deciding
the acceptance or rejection Of extended Charter of
the said Bank as authorised by law passed by the
General Assembly, on the 18th of February, 1880,
entitled ian act further TO extend the Charter of the
Bank OF Virginia, and for other purposes In wit
ness whereof have heYeunto set hand and seal,
this day OF in the year $780,"
seal.
Signed, sealed and acknowledged
in presence of
mar l2-Iawtltc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-19

HAvE received from their Fuctory, a great var
u IL city of Ladies and Gcntlvmen's, Misses, Boys,
and Childrens Boots Bootces and Shoes of every de-
scripion-wbich, for quality, perhaps little su
pcrior to any others IN the Cny-beng made Of the
best matcrials and by the best workmen that DO
procured in the United S,ates.--They perfectly
easily fitting, very durable and handsomc.-Fcr sale
At the fashionable Shoe Store,
up az corner Of Main and ilth streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-19
bH DAvENrOKT. ALLEN . COS.

IN DAvENfGKT. ALLEN q co.,
DRY GOODS.
On FRIDAY, the 3ist instant, at 10 oeloek, at
our Auction Store, an ss.oEtmcnt Of American md
foreign dry goods: y s
80 rNcLUD1Ec,
20 bales brown shecfings
Osnaburgs =
Bieaclted shec:inas and shirfinps -
case crcassinn- pnntaioons -. =
2fcases silk parasoiE. y slzkx :
An invoice OF goods TO be sold, By orflz -
Trustees, comprising broadcoshs, cassimercss f
Ladies hne shoes, checks, &c.--Terms at s2I5< ~
ma - d. Az Co A,,<<e x -
Valuable Stock of DRY GOODS and )
HARD WARE at auction.
RY. virtue of Deed in Trust executed to the an
II dersigued by Alexander Levy, viii be rold ar
the Store occupied by him srket Bridge, ON We'd
nesdsy, the End of juno next, at 10 O'Clock, under
the management of Oils, Dunlop e. Co. his entiro.,'
stock Of Dry Goods, amounting as is supposed, - -
upwards Of $40 900. and comprising almost every 90
'cle in the Dry Good line, end principally adapted Il 81.
The present season. The goods were nearly al pur-
chased this spring. and particularly selected ibs
market, ondaTs well worth the attention ofmerchshts
Also, large assortment of Hard Ware and ouslefy4
suitable for the country trade.
Terms, under 500 cash.over 500 u and months :.
credit for approved negotiable notes.
p. v. DANIEL. !
VI BACCHUS, AsSsnees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-19
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
a The Brick Tenement, now 10 The oc- b
d,.{ cupancy &C Mr.. Poindexter, Shockoc,
~: Hill, in good order for the recepfion Of
gsn;ecl family. Apply "a
ms is--is ~. b. BlGQER