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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

The Dutehess Of Angouleme. dsugh-
Ter OF LOUIS XVI. who lost his llle IN
The revolution Of 1898. has lived to see
another revelation. Napoleon used to
say she was the only man among the
Bsurbons.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

We arc sure the American public
will learn with regret. ~hat We derive
from a private letter Of August 2d. that
VI. LEvAssEUR, the Secretary and
much respected companion of Gene.
raj Lafayette. on his late tour through
the United States, was dangeyOusi,,
wounded. IN the late revolution in Pa
ris.- Gazette.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-09-22

Ap1'her rpcrt il. that he jumped lrom Ia
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-13
THURSDAY MoRNINe, AUGUST II. 1880.

u The Columbia Telescope, republisIes the OBJ
servaticns of the Richmond Enquirer, giving assu-
RANGES that "the danger was over" in S. Carolina,
and that Statute of notification would be passed"
with the following rcmagks, appayently from
correspondent:
''SIR:--On peTsusiug the above paragraph was
mnch surpri ed at the strange course hIr Richie
is pursuing, than at Mathew Cary's convenient
want of memory Every in South Carolina
who reads Mr. Rtchies predictions as to qualifications
viii wonder where be got his information and excIaim
that the Richmond Editor rs neither prophet nor
the son of a prophet. Wha has induced Mr. Richie
to fall in love with Mr.. Websters System of ter.
giversaton know not but he changes sides with
wonderful facility. IF notification be the improper
remedy, what will Mr. Van Buren, or Mr. Van
Burehs man, tie Richmond Editor, propose in
stead of it? Patience? Oh aye: this is the yerv
thing; patience under affections, and happy is
out of all our nsfortuDes! THE Congress majority
the same thing. The fact is do not give any cre-
dit 10 Mr.. Riches assertions on this subjects; am
compelled to lay aside all confidence in his editorial
remarks. He las found reason TO change sides sat-
isfactory doubt to himself"
So the information was untrue, and there is to be
statute Of notification" we suppose. The Tele-
scope has even made the wonderful discovery, that
Mr. Richie has "facilty" in changing sidos."-
What sagsciiy! Mr. Van Buren's man too. Let the
pIysic work! What does the Telescope noO think
Of the chance of hitchOg Virginia to the British and
''GentiemeSs' Partys Let it rest assured that Mr.
Richie las "satisfactory" reasons, not to change
sideshe has, win DO aim the justice to say, al
's7ys aschcSs "Ssll.ssati6n' as or e 80 nov.-.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-13

1, 1oNs i sNAL Vino published twice week
in advance s Pe' a""po' PaysOie
ror adyeItisus75 square (or lessl fr the frs,
ano % cents Tor each continuance The Of
insertions must be noted the MS Otherwise tley wal be-
continued and charged acoorirnriy " -
receive attention. " F0' - my VI"
m m o. chartered specie paving Banks Of any of the States
" ,rece'vcd IN payment for subscription Whp
osn virginia or U States Bank Notes would he preferred:
can be made through the Post Office al the sI
ffeyIous TO dscontnusnce Of the paper all ayrcarasss
.nyst De paid uF And those who may wish to dsconinee
VIII notify the Editors that effect least hir,v svs be s
nc Fcs,Sd expires !os WHICH t.ey saScElsd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-13

agreement, the census has been taken by the New
Brunswick authorities, though they refuse permfs.
sion to the officers of the States to take it.
This case involves important principles, and do.
mands obviously the prompt interference of the (h
vernment But until the Presidents rcturn from
Nashville and Mr.. Van Burens from his visit to thu
Regency, every thing must be suspended. and the
Governor of N Brunswick take what course. and
ntiict what indigntes he peases upon the faith of
treaties and the rights Of the U. States! Il is in
truth most singular CIRCUMSTANCE an American
phenomenon, that the business of the, Nation should
stand STILL to afford those who are entrusted to con-
dact IL opportunity Of paying visits of pleasure and
clectioneering over the country.
We heard under the Adams dynasty, long and
loud complaints Of Travelling Cabinets" but i: ,yas
never pretended that any injury had enured to the
public interests and there them what thereis NOT
now, the very sufficient of bad health, for the
occasional absence of the Head and Chcfs of the
Government. $780,
" We learn that in the Sussex Senatorial District.
John Y. Mason, Esq. of Southampton will be cana;
date for the Senate at the next October eectiona.
Under the new Constitution the Senate cousistinao
thrty-two members will be divided into four classes
one OF which will serve but one session IfMr Ma.
son district should fall into the first Glass; there will
be no incompatibiy in his serving in the Senate the
next winter and being Candidate for Congress as
the Spring election Col. Trezvant will serve his
term and decline reelection in the Spring.
Es-Boxes have been placed in the Richmond and
Potomac Steamboats,, TO receive donations for the be-
neff OF Pniton's heirs We hope the plan will he
generally adopted and that all the benefit calculated
from 1t by It's projectors may be realized.
The Anti-Jackson Convention, IN the State Of
candidate for the next Presidency.
STEPHEN CULLEN CARPENTER, On active politi.
cal writer died ON the 9th u. at Philadelphia, in the
18th year of his age.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-13
FoR THE WIG.
THE CRISIS.

On cloudless wings the day-beam soatin,n
Beheld the dewy fow'rs expand,
It's gentlest breath the zephyr pouring,
-, Those dewy tiow'rs In murmurs famed;
Yhe sun, the breeze, conspir'd to bring
Their tribute to the Joyous spring.
And tresher than the light breeze strayiup
Ger blooms of every varied die,
And falrer than those fow'rs dipiayinr
Their bushes to the morning sky.
Young Laura rov'd through glade and bower.
The fairy ofthat scene and hour.
And younger still, and yet child.
l rov'd with her that sunny morn
Bui feelings deep and passions wild,
pheIf whitening trace had early woru
AND was there, beneath the seeming
VI thoughtles mi.th, Child ofdreaming.
phrongii silent delIs sought each fow,r
fhat Turk d IN tinid sweetness there,
AND Guild 1T from the lonely bow'r
10 wreathe amid her golden hair:
and she repaid me with smile
that might rougher toll beguiIe.
at length seat all Sreenly r,ossd
She chose beneath The wild vines shade.
And told Inc of cincture lost,
AND babe me- search the pain we stray'd,.
and |, were not the search in vain,
Should bind 1t in itspluce again.
left her there and wunder'd far,
For distant had the ramble been,
And long the quest. ere like star,
The golden Clasp reveald it's sheen.
But swift the flight and brief the space
That bore it to the trysting- place.
In slumber deep the maiden Law,
Upon hat messy seat reclin'd;
iler fair hair to the breezes' pay@
Gave all its tresses uncoDfned
And opening half its stainless SHOWS.
In reyel free her bnsoro rosa
When the rapt Persian, IowIy kneeline.
Azores the Fire. Gods blazing shrine,
Ills bosom owns no wilder feeling
Than bounded, all uncurb'd, in miue,-
My fuotstep fell without sound,
For there, felt, was holy ground.
a moment sped--it was the hurst,
The storm-fiash ofthe slumbering soul,
When all of light and fire iinursd
In one fierce volume scem'd to rolf,
And had bound, with reeling brain,
Pie cincture in its place again.
The time is past--Oh! many wear
Hath dropt its shadowy veil bctwesn,
; Yet memory holds forever deur
Each feature of that vansh'd scene:
Still memory loves that silent hour,
And dwells upon that lonely bow'r.
Il, is not maDhood's course of strifa
That forms the souls enduripp mark
Inc flame that burns and shines through liza
springs from an unregarded spark
Fate lends to childhood's ightest hour.
q saving or damning power.
a pebblei in the streamlet scant
Hath Chang d the course of many river,
q dew-drop ON the baby plant
may warp the giant oak forever;
And IRE receiv'd ITS master tone.
The hour bound The garter on
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-13

Seuinouh ~ c4nlx: lie fcil9w had the unparallel-
cd mpudence local on us, bu fortunately we saere
OUT and the story of the transaction as he has st il
forth is correct, with the exceptn that the 6icidn
| al who accompanied him, was not aware of his oh
Jects and has since made to a gentlemanly apol-
ogy forfhe part he acted IN the ATARI That such
fellow, as the rag.'' who is connected wi h the Pat
riot should have presumed to have thrust his nose
within the portals of respectable printing office is
to us matter of marvellous conceinmen,!
Ii our venerable friend who furnished us the letter
had been treated with any kind ofrtiecency--f the
common civIlities of life had been shown to us--tbe
letter would have been displayed even to our foes
out as they thought proper to occuse our venerable,
friend of forgery a, the onset their idle curiosity
shal not be gratlfied and they may make the most
.hey can out OF their assertions Weare as familiar
with the signature of Mr. Jefferson as any one need
De. ana we pronounce the letter genni,e,s lend.
twenty or thirty of our friends who are eouav Ca
iniiiar with Mr. Jeffersons ehirography concur With
US IN the assertions wesSaye made and we shallsnot
De inundated IN publishing itor in republishlne it,
by the carpngs of oui foes You are at liberty zen
uemea tradncers, to do;what you. pease--we shall
We have now done with the subject for the mo.
nen; md IN closing shall remark. that whenever we
thnk proper to make public exhibition of the let
Ter referred to- we shall with the consent of the ven
cradle gentleman TO whom 1t addressed place it
before the world but until that we shall
act our own pleasure, and suffer the administration
and e partzans of General Jackson to act as they
please and say what they please. And as for the
insuiieroble opportunities of the friends of General
Jackson, we shall hereafter treat them as insults
by those who have claims to our cour-
tesies or political good WILL The letter shall stand
permanently at the head of pur first page, for the
administration party to read reproach and reve; and
IN doing so they sha II know, that they revile the
memory of THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Thus reasons Observation-Disclosures in which
we can by no means concur. If convinced of the
genuineness of the letter, it is natural that he should
feel Indignation at the imputaton upon hin-but
1t IS as natural and necessary that he should feel an
impatient solctude to relieve himself from undeser
we'd reproach. Grant tina. he owes his enemies no
thing--let him set them at deGance-is not some
thing due to his friends and to his reputation, I
the letter be genuine, he is mistaken in surprising
that the administration supporters are not to be
WINGED of it; ii is quite easy to convince them, and
ace will undertake that task if Mr. S. will first sa
tlsfy US of the gepuineness ohe letter (which by tie
bye, ne now compes doubt for the first timel by
placing it in our hands.
Let him rea assured that this, and not clustering,
Is the true course for him take, in the eouvocal
circumstances in which he is placed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-13

STEPHEN CULLEN CARPENTER, an active politi,.
cal writer ded on the 9th ut at Philadelpha in the
18th year of his age.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-13

out TO remain firm to the Union. These reasons,
are the zeal and unanimty of Virginia in its main
tennnco
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-13

The Anti-Jackson Convention, 10 the Slate Of
Name have formally nominated Henry Clay as q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-13

Tie North East B1uadury.--No small excitement
has grown out of the repulse of Gen Weber by
tine British authorities in New Brunswick in his at
tempt take rhe census of the disputed Territory,
the right to which, is now uader the arbitration os
the King Of the Netherlands. Webbcr is threaten.
ed with arrest, and any isbabitant who assists him
with punishment, conformation Of the stipulation
that neither power shall claim exercise jurisdc-
ton over the territory dispute until the decision Of
:Ae U2gre can be had" n arthsr v:olati6a Of this
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-13

EToas The Enquirer Of ycsterday
stNot an, officer has been removed in the CITY q,
Richmond The three federal officers have been
continued. though they were certainly unfrendly to
che election Of Gen jackson"
What vas the seasoa. Jerry? Tell us the reason.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28

The Subscribers offer for Sale,
q = Hhds and 35 bbls West India and New or'
% leans sugar
81 boxes and IL bbls loaf sugar
25 hhds moasses
$50 bags coffee, various qualities
bhds and 35 barrels whiskey
Wines of various kinds, vinegar
so tons bar IRON, Swedes, English g. American
Is tons castings
Steel, German, cost and bliste.2d
Cut nails and brads
Novascotia grindstones
1000 sacks Liverpool salt
5000 bushels Lisbon do
80 tierces rice
GOO do Thomaston limo
$50 Spanish hides
Soal and upper leather
Tanners and llnsecd oil, tar
Spices, pepper. ginger, pimento md cassia
Alum, copperas, birthstone
Saltpetre, madden, indigo
Tallow and sperm candles
Brown and shaving soap
Letter, writing aud wrapping paper
Almonds and raisns
Window glass, various dimensions
Tumblers decanters, wines
Patent shot, gunpowdcr
Imperial, gunpowder and black teas
Mackerel, No. and 3, cheese
Domestic Goods, viz. sheetings, shirtings
broadcloths etc. etc.
Cotton and wool cards,
Cotton bagging, bale rope
Sewing, seine and wrapping Irvine,
Shoe thread &c &c
feb 10 Il. WEBB & w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
MUSIC.

MUSIC.
COLLINS e. co. have received large GIl
~ dition to their stock OF standard Music, and
number OF new Songs and Pieces for the piano forte
Among which are the tollowIng
The merry mountain boy--J Moschelles
Moss roses--J. Barnett
Tell me my heart--H r. Bishop
I'll tell nobudy--E. Knight
Come buy my roses-C f.. Horn
Vine dressers song--from Won Weber
Harriet the match girl-W. Kirby
Come listen to my song my love--T Delta
The captive knght-Nrs. Hemans
All hands unrnuor--M. II. Parnell
! see them winding way--B. HImc
Pilgrim of lowell. Bishop
Lovely Ros for TWO voices
In my gallant barQue--duelt--J Barnett
Chimes of Zurch--C. +. Horn
List to the lively gutar-J Blcwitt
Love Is like q little boy--W. West
Hunters signal hoIn--A. Lee
The lnvncIbles
Green hills OF Tyrol G. ThIbault
saw thee wcep--Mad. Mallbran
The soldiers return--Mrs. =. Millard
Days of old romance. Barnett
SYN not for summer howcrs-H. L Bishop
When morning light Is gently breakIng-D T. L,
Hunting Chorus---for one voice and flute accom-
panimeDt
Minsrels return from the war;. ii. ii.
Butterfly moth and the bee--J. Barnett
Lone little Cote. e Philips
Low wav'd the summer wood-R. Bennett
Go my lowell. II. Bishop
o Brlgnal Banks f. Hancc
Helen Trevor G. T. Horn
Old King Cole-H Corr
AIRS, &c.
o give me but my Arab steed, var.-T. 4. Raw
lings
The Swiss boy, vnr.-T. a. Rawlipg
Storm waltz. u CrGmet
q pcscator dell onda, var.-D. Etienuc
Plough boy, var.-J l.. Dussek
Risse Swiss lad, var r KalkbreDncr
The voice of her love and the Legacy, Duet
N. y. Chandler
Robin Adar and Copenhagen waltz, duett-
N Chandler
Mark my Afford, VAR Hewitt, &c. &c.
aug 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
Cheap Music.

V6NHE subscriber has received large assortment
Il of Llthrogaphic Music, which he will sell at G
cents per printed page and some instances cheap
or.-Much has been said about the incUrrectness OF
photographic Music, and with some degree Of truth
The printing establishment having changed owners,
is duo to the present proprietor to say That owing
to his particular attention, the Lthographc Music
printed at his establishment correct plate mu-
sic. The subscriber will give catalogue OF music
OIL hand with the price in cents.
IL.
Guitar and Flute .Nusic -Rnsinn my dearest, 70;
Nee me by the Moonlight, II; On 10, I'll never
mention HIM, G; March TO the battle field IL
english Plate yIusic AZ Lubogrdpk,g Prices
Nine Lovers, sung by Miss Kelly, written and COM
posed by John Parry, 49, o. Bcatc Virgine, sung by
Master Miller, arranged TO Winters air of Bella
Doa," by Addison, 8; Pray Goody, please to mode
rate, sung by Kelly, in the buretta of Midas, ls;
From her whose every smile is Love, by p. PIndsr,
music by Philips, 10; 30 Cove OmnPotence," COM
posed by WInt r, arranged to English words by Ad-
dson and sung at the Oratorios by MISS Renncll, 81
Deep in my soul, from Byron's Corsalr. composed BY
y. a II. Esq 10; All! SIGH not thus, arranged Ia an
old Irish melody, by Craven, ia; My hcorts fit to
break with an accompaniment for the Piano + rte
and Harm, by Craven, 10; When DER LIES sunshine
clouds arc cast. a Duet, by Miss Kelly, 10; will
no, saw farewell for ever, ca2onct by John Parry,
10; I've roamd through many wcarcd round, sung
by Miss Kelly, -. -
aug Is Il. ID SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28

NVIRGlNIA:-At rules, holden in the clerks Office
" OF the superior court Of chancery for the Rich.
mond district, the Cd day OF August 1850: Samuel T..
Pullam, assignee of John w. Smith, and other pitts.
against Edmund w. Foote's. ex'or Of Augustine Davis.
deed Thomas T.. Webb and Harriet his wife. Samuel
Sheppard and Maria his wife, Edwin Davis and Charles
I. Davis and Matilda his wife, DTS.
The defendants Thomas T.. Webb, Edwin Davis.
and Charles r. Davis and Matilda his wife, not
having entered their appearance and given secu-
rty according to the act of Assembly and the
rules of this court and it appearing, by satisfactory
evidence that they not inhabitants of this country
it is ordered that the said defendants do appear here
on the 1st day of the next Jany term, end answer the
bill of the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be
forthwith Inserted in newspaper puhE1hed IN
the city of Richmond, for two months ucclsively
and posted at the front door the capitol in the SAFE
city. copy Tesfc
81 VIM c. PENpLEroN. C. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
Comfort In n Shave.

THOSE persons who are dcslrous of alternating
4 the mrscrlcs ola shave, are respectfully inform
cd that the subscrbcr has received supply of those
Justly celebrated old English Rdsors, warranted
The manufacturers of this article being convinced
that no improvements were necessary IN razor eN-
conf those that promote the durability Of fine edge,
have combined the qualities of the old concdU' razor
with those ground on a inch stone. and can with
confidence recommend them TO the public as the only
real improvement which has ever been made IN a
razor. .
Morgan's sided razor strap, possessing the quail
ties OF prindstonc, hone and strap. This strap IS
calculated TO produce a qualification OF edge on n
razor, that will with remove the most setaccous
beard.
Shaving brushes. boxes ana soap.
Milk Of Roses, Cologne and Florida water oil
used in the vory desirable operation Of comfortable
share For sale at the Book, Stationery and Fancy
store of II. 2. SANXAY.
! ic Cts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
REMOVAL.

HEALL NELSON has removed for few weeks
III ITO have his houst repaired,) to the store next
10 Messrs. John Van-Lew a. Co., few doors below
Messrs. w. g. ID Kyle a. Co. where he will sell oft
his present stock of Goods nj very reduced prices
His counting room will be kept at his former store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
NEW GOODS.


FHNHE subscribers have received by the Fairfield,
Il from New York, large supply IF desirable
Fancy and ST aple DRY GOODS; among which, are
the following articles:
Heavy black and blue black Itaan lustrings
Do do 90 do do Gro de Maps
Sd heavy merino bombaznes
8 g French do
Rich gau2e and Gro de Nap bdkls
Lace cspcs and bobbnet laccs
Bobblnet footiDgs and edgings
Black and white silk hosiery. cheap
Silk and horse-skin gloves
Black, white and cold ArophIne grapes
Do do do do Italian do
Do Mandarin, Nankin & Canton do, very low
Gro de Nap ribbons, good assortment
Belt do do do
Superior black Genoa velvet
Supcrfine linen tapes and bobbins a
Irish and German linen shcetngs
Irish linens, long lawns
Tab diapers
Linen cambrcs and linen cambria hdkfs
LeghOrn bonnets, cheap
Straw bands. &c sc.
The above goods are just received from the Nov
York auctions, and will be sold GREAT BARGAINS.
aup6 BALDWIN, IVES e. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
Ground Mum Salt.

COO Sacks Ground Alum Salt of good quality,
oOo for sale low, by
aug iI-3t DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co
That Think yc Of ChriSR Whose Son IS hc'
A DIsdusition on the Text, what think yo of
N Christ Whose son is he? Delivered in The
illogical Debating Society in the city of Philadelphia.
BY + Plummer.
A Reply TO tho Dispositions Of Member Of tho
Philadelphia Theological Debating Society, on the
Text What think We of Christi Whose son is hc'
By Member of the Norforlk Theological Debating
Society.-Prico G cents each, for sale by
oup II JNO. n. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
EDWARD PESCUD

II Newspaper for The Ladies.
Proposals for publishing in the City of Washington
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in neat quarto form,
containing eight pages, devoted entirely t. the dts
semina,ion OF intelligence useful and interesting To
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
Cruden's Concordance

A Complete Concordance tho Holy Scriptures OF
IA the Old and New Testaments or, Dictionary
and Alphabetical Index to the Bible: very useful TO
all Christians who seriously read and study the nspr-
ed writings, &c. &c. new edition with many Inn
portant improvcmen,s-and Al about he cost OF the
London Edition, and fully as well exeCuted"Just
nuhlisked, and for sale by II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28

TERMS -su.~s,yr,on 10 tho DAiLy RicHnoSr Vino 81
wear and for shorter period the rate Of SO year, pay
able in advance -, .
kpvERI For one square Oh 10 hes W '.s' o
serton IS cents insertions ~; thec ~ a"
every succeeding insertion 3Si Genus - II. , A,
Thrice q week, FIRST week VI ID every AucseeuhS
Twice week. FIRST nseruoh 20 echs e'ey s"eeee""e III
sefiion SO cents :, -. $500 :,
Oace week. hrst insertion 10 cehS every succeeding III
vertiou 50 cents q, - .----...
All advertisements arc hlso inserted IN tie SoSsrrorioNAL
.Vme
Trnns,ent advertisers must pay in advance.
be number of insertions be noted on the MS or they
i be unit, ordered be stopped and charged ac-
cordngly ~, 49,. .,.,.
pd IN that proportion for Of greater engh
exnsut Autionee and Lottery ds who charRed Sio
~ The CONSTITUTIONAL AlG ID published twice
a week, Tuesdays and Fridayr) pve doiars per "hu"'
tayable advance.
square, or less for the first in
s,,,ion and so cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28
Irish Linen Store.

DERSONS wanting A Irish linens from % cts
per ward to extra superior, will be supplied with
them n any quantity, by the piece half piece or yard
Amongst the assortment If of very superior
soft finish sheetng linens well deserving the atten-
ton OF gentle men wishing frs rate article All
mems purchased from the subscriber, are warranted
pure iinen grass bleach and free from any iinperec-
ton, for sale at very reduced prices, at
Z. H. JENKINS
10 % Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28

THESS MEN. chess boards; desk knives. pocket
~ knives; thermometers, tooth brushes; flutes
fageoletts, claronetts; together with many other
articles, received. which will be sold almost the
purchasers own price. J. ii. NASH
nu0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-28

-oUITY JURISPRUDENCE of the High
L. Court of Chancery by George Jeremy, Esq
e. s,Ie hv R. ID. SANXAY.