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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-10
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

On tNIy oVttI' TtUT ~ Us TWgInId aud F0rWCTg
BgnkS
JOSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful 20 Tho ladies
81 and gentlemen Of Virginia, for past iavours and
hopes continuance of the samc; and would thank
the ladies' sending their silk dresses 10 have them ia-
ken 20 pieces which vii, cna5lc him to warrant them
TO be dyed and finished as well as at any establish
ment in the Union Canton or stuff dresses not nc
cessary, he has suitable machines to finish them
sent TO HIM m the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise informed, that he SCOUTS
and renews in colour coats pautsoons, and vests to-
gcter with all kinds al apparel, and frcquostcd repairs
them in the ncaiest manner. As usual all Kinds of
piece goods dyed. aud hot cold prcss,d furniture
stuils clcansed and re dyed in ibc ncoto-' manner
/. N. Y. Tickets viii DC issued on lcayng Tho goods
Nwuh HIM and squeS.s they WI be presented On ap-
ercationi or the name
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-10

STATIONER, Bookseiter 4 Book5inder, offers to
~ the Merchants, aud Clerks of County Courts
an assortment OF such books, as are used by them
respectively. made at bis Blank Book Mandatory,
best quality, and bound in most substantial manner.
lie keeps constantly. very general assortment of
stationery, School Books, Mathematical, and Sur
yseying Instruments. Thermometers, Music, and
and walking Canes.
spectacles to suit all ages, in gold, silver tor.
tose she'll and steel mounting. glasses, fitted in
OLD frames, telescopes cleaned and repaired.
old books rebound, asd bookbinding in all its va
riees executed with deafness and despatch. at low
prices. coh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-10
OTIS, DUNLOP e. co.

"A IDS TO REFLECTlON-ln the formation Of a MANLY
Cnaracer OH the several grounds of Prudence Morality
ana hegion illustrated by select passages elder 81
thee' especially nom Archbishop Leighton By S r. Cole
oge frs' Americana from the FIRST London Edition; an
appendix and illustrations from other works the same au.
tho together with Preliminary Essay and additional Notes
by James Marsh, President of the University of Vermont
Just published and for sale by col Inns g. C0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-10
E6r Sale-.Nozu Land;no

eke1 IDS new crop New Orleans sugar. good quality
80 In Store
Coix and Porto Rico loaf sugar. Rio Porto Rico
ana Java coffee Candies SOAP sperm candies winter and IAN
Pessso or 1oshen cheese, pine apple cheese Haxas nails
ana orau fouies patent shot, Wales patent ground
anu puiVd ginger nuncgs cloves imperial gunpoyyde
anu young Tyson teas Wilson's patent coffee mills Spanish
anu vanilla indigo, chocolate half pint and gill unblers
oeinan STEEL liquor window glass 8xIO and
tests boxes and measures Woodouses Sicily Madeira wine
ror, Malaga, eanenar AMI Marseies wines, French and
american brandy Holland and domhs,c GIN sole aud upper
leather shoes, White Rock yarns assorted numbers
amaica, Antigua and New Orleans rum moasses f- hue
Spanish and American segas mems fine hats mems and
boys wool do &c. &c-Appy to
ian 7-eo6t - OTIS DIINro e. m
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Library Of Ealtcrtninino KnozrIedae-

xv,ur SS,"J H"GWHHHy hHodctedSe.
NHE Subscriber has received the frs, number Of The above
~ valuable work. which published under the s,petn,cp.
dance OF the British Society," for the diffusion Of useful knol.
eng and reprinted page for page with the London Edition
ms work is intended to combine the objects Of instruction
and amusement comprising as much entertaining maver as
can DC gwen along with Useful knowledge, and much use
i knowledge, as can be conveyed in amusing form
Among the subjects FIRST treated Of the Library Entertain
ing knowledge, will be Menagers, Natural History of British
Insects, Natural History Of Birds History description of
Substances used IN the Arts, History of Inventions and Dis
coyeres' the Monuments Of Auheeture Anecdotes OF ud
vduals remarkable for their ardent pursuit OF know ledge I'M
der unavourabe circumstances Historical Scenes and por
traits Interesting Trials The part offered contains the
history OF Qaudrupeds described and drawn from living sub
)ees illustrated with III engavngs on wood Containing DIG
pags aud IS offered to subscribers the low price Of I'm
cents copy Subscriptions received at the Book station
cry Store OF r. 10 SANXAV
ian 25
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-lTfkMS.-SuHscRprioS the Daily RicnNoNp WHio So
year, and for shorter PERIOD tho Of 80 year. pay
aha IN advance.
ADvkRrnro For square Of l6 lines less one in
scon IS cents; two 81; insertions 81 H. and
cyey succeeding insertion 33l cents
Thrice week, week 81 25 every succeeding week ST.
Twice week, FIRST insertion IS cents ovcry succeeding IN
sertiou so cents
oacs week. Gs insenon rs cents every succeeding in
Sertiou SO
All Advertisements also inserted tire CONSTITUTIONAL
VINO.
Exanssent advertisers must pay in advance
he number OF insertions must be noted the u.s. they
wu DO Inserted until ordered DO stopped and cnaged
ccrdlugty.
Annual Advertisers charged SO dollars for squares
and In that proportion for Advertisements of greater cngh
except Auctonecs and Lottery Dealers who charged 500
OF The CONSTITUTIONAL WING s published twice
aweek Tuesdays and Fridays u, five dollars per annum,
payable 10 advance.
For Adserfsns75 square, less for the first in
serion and 50 cents ior each continuance.
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ENOCH S. COURTNEY.

yudin Street, opposite The Old Market,
ID ESPECTFULLY invites the attention of his
~ friends and the public, to n choice selection of
Groceries, which he offers for sale either by wholesale
or retail on as good terms as they be purchased
elsewhere in the cit Much has been taken in
the selection of his wines and liquors, which are
warranted genuine.
Mssters Of vessels will find to their interest TO
1eave their orders for ship stores with him. which will
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-10
AMERICAN ALMANAC

FURNITURE.
. Spring sat covered SOFAS with pillows
- bureau
writing desk
3 work tables with desks
1 cawfoot table
four post mahogany bedsral
dressing bureau
cane bottom crown top chairs
IL rush bottom chairs, all New York made OF tie hes,
quality and most fashionable approved patterns for
sale by OTIS DUNLOP a. I'd
an 18-St 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-10

ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA.
ONE copy of this most valuable work inst received and e
~ sale extremely low, by COLLINS g. 60
Nm Is ''S "a ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-10
FRESH GOODS.

1T NELSON has received by the last ar
IL. rivals,
Fashionable carved combs
Italian lnstrings
Gro de Zines and Gros de Naples
Merino and Cashmere shawIs
Galicoes and Cambrics
Irish linens, sheetings and diapers
Cloths, sattinets.
Blk and coloured Fringes
Aud variety of othor seasonnbic Coos, Shich he
off3fs very low for cash dec 2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-10
FRESH GOODS.

NIIE Subscribers have received by the last urri-
x vsls from New York, the following articles
T sbich- have besn purchased on the most favorable
Blaos 1 gel, and lig. OF 81. u niys cloths
Z bed ana white fan s-a io,nplt,e asgSrimuia
~ P5iats---a great varosy. acnp -:
'-~' Merno and cashmere STU syhto, scarlet and
crimson
Extra large shell tuck combs.
0hese articles addition to a very extensive
aud comma nding assortment of DRY GOODS adapt
cd to the season. +. g. Il. JAMES g. CO.
dec Y Market Square.
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LEWIS WEBB & co.

OFFER FOR SALE,
loo Hhds Sugar, 81. Croix, Porto Rico and
W. New Orleans
500 bags Coffee, Java, Laeura, Porto Rico and
40 hhds West India AIolasses, part prime
10 boxes and 20 bbls loaf and lump sugar
hhds and 70 bbls rye whiskey
IL bbls Carutber's rectifed do
hid Jamaica
do st Croix IRCJM
90 hhds and 80 bbls II England
2 pipes Cognac brandy
do Holland gin
casks Madeira
I3 do Sicily Madern
8 do Lisbon
do Port r,,-,
do Tenerife p" INES
do dry Malaga
s5 do sweet do
Canary and MusCat
50 tons bar iron, American, English and Swedes
Plating and hoop iron
Cast, shear, German crawly and blistered stool
Is tons castings assorted
100 kegs best nails and brads
GOO sacks Liverpool blown e,rr
60 do ground alum BALI
Copperas, alum birthstone
Saltpetre, nndder indigo
Ginger, pepper, pimento
Letter, writing and wrapping pdper
WIRE sltters, raisins, almonds soap
Sperm and taow candles
Gunpowder, imperial and black ten
3 tons patent shot. Duponts gunpowder
Bar lead, bed cords and leading lines
Sewing and wrapping Irvine, bottle corks
German sheeting and shirting, oznaburgs thread
Shoe thread, cotton and wool cards assorted
80 bales cotton
Cotton bagging and bale rope
Is bales domestic sheetings and sfrtings
case domestic cloths
500 sides soal leather, upper do
$50 Spanish hides
IL bbls tanners Of
do Iinseed
30 bbls vinegar
100 bbls mackere, no. and
5000 lbs bacon
200 grindst0nes, Nova Scotia)
Glover seed, glass ware assorted, stonewarc
6by8, by 10 81 10 by 70 window glass &C. &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-10

ElROwN'S BEST CHEWING TOBACCO.
= nov Fox sale bv ". e. McNEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-10

- WAlM'S PANACEA.-Just received 10y the s,,,,,
~ bes, a fresh supply Of Swaim's Psnacea.
nov "a. G. hieNEmARA
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-05-22

Arr at Bristol, On Thursday last, ship
Charlotte, Church, days from Havana.
Capt. Church, has politely furnished us,
with the following marine intelligence
Lef, Ships Champion, Gorham, st. Pc
tersburg, soon; Athens, for do. in days
Glide, Reed, Antwerpt soon; lZette,
Shackiord, at Matanzas, for Russia to sail
the 7th; Nile, Brown, do. Hamburg
Fame, Turner, St. Petersburg, loading
Casco, Choate, Marseillcs, do. Triton, II
Buenos Ayres disch; Isis, do do; South
Boston, for Europe soon; Susan, for do do
barque, Lloyd, disch; brigs, Barbara,
Bunham, Antwerpt, 10 days; Eliza, Bry-
ant, DO sdays; Sebsgo, Woodbury., disch; !;
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-05-22

Arr at Providence, brig Crawford, Lu-
ther, New Orleans, S. W.. Pass lst inst.
with cotton to C. Allen, ]. Waterman,
Waterman s. Burgess, H. p. Franklin,a and
bale rope to II. Waterman. Passengers,
mrs. Boyd, miss Clark, messrs. Gilpin,
Locke, Paulding, Iversoll, and Harkeness.
Left Ship Gratitude, Child, loading for
Liverpool; barque Cyrus Butler, Mauran,
loading for do to sail about the 9th; brig
Premium, Frink, for N. York 4or 5 days,
Independence, Ruggles, loading; Atlas,
Burr, for Charleston or 8 days; sloop
Hudson, Kerlew, unc. The brig New
Packet, Harris, for this port, was ashore
at McCalls. Left S. w. Pass in CO with
brig Ann, Berry, for Goree. 9th inst oil
Sand Key, spoke schr William, Curtis, II
Havana for Key West, day out.
Arr at Philadelphia, 18th inst. Brig
William Henry, Cole, ofthis port fr New
Orleans.
Arr at N. Y. Brig Fame, Vinson, Ha,
ana ID. Left lst inst. ship Charlotte
loading for Bristol; briggs Marcia, N. Y
6; Rising States, Philadelphia a; schr
Lash, Holmes, for Mobile.
Arr at Newport, Oh "Wednesday, slool
Essex, Stanley, ofthis port, l3 days from
Wilmington, for New-Bedford.
Spoke May 18th, lat SO, lon IA 80, bri:
Columbus, of New Bedford, last from
Pernambuco, whaling with 500 bbls OIL
shoal of 90 or 100 sperm whale then il
sight; was fast to number Of whales tina
'morning, had one boat stove, and lost a
the lines but one-intending cruising til
August.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-05-22
ALSO,
Large India wrought shell
GORE BIS,

plain and side shell do wrought imita-
ion and plain horn do ivory hair and
pocket ditto.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-05-22

Charlotte, Lathrop, arr May 4th; Hudson,
Lord, from Bordeaux, do do; Serene,
Drew, do 9th; Washington, St. Thomas,
9Th; Oscar, Stevens, for Matanzas next
day. Spoke off Cape Florida, brig Almy,
mayhew, ON a cruise having on board 100
bbis sperm oil; off Cape Hatteras, ship
Chariot, Of Boston from N. Orleans for
Havana, who two days previous spoke
ship Zette, Of Portland, from Cuba, for
Russia; sailed in company with brig Mar
cia, Mayberry, for N. York; l6, spoke in
lat 35 81 lon IA brig Juno, Park, from
mozambique Channel, bound to N. Bed
ford with $50 bbls sperm oil l2 months
out.-Freights dull, but few vessels cow
ever, in port.
IF. Sisson, Esq. ofthis town, came Pas
senger in the G.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-05-22

Tn Middletown, Conn. $500 were real
lied at Ladies' Fair, to aid Rev. Mr..
Tvler's Society in erecting new church.
Mr.. Hawley lately moved in the Con-
necticut Senate to dispense with morning
prayers: he did not think it the proper
time for prayers:-yea, !.
ULYSSES G. Smith has been committed
for trial at Detroit, charged with causing
the late destrctive fire. He was jour
neyman printer in the Gazette Office
where the fire took, and was about to go
on board steamer, when he called at the
Office and sent lad to the post office,who
found S. on his return, in the street look
ing up at the building, whence, soon alter,
flames burst forth.
Since STEAMBOATS, were introduced into
England, one only burst her boiler, the
Norwich, more than IL years SINCE
This was followed by parliamentary e.
nactment.
In Brazil to present glovcd hand to a
lady, in the dance, would be taken as an
insult, as implying the existence on her
part of some cutaneous disorder you were
fearful of catching.
some GeOTgtunS uHu Odioihioh' ''"' y
had fight on the Cherokee Gold lands,
about the right 9fdigging. One man was
killed and several wounded. The Geor-
gians were victorious.
The inhabitants of New Bedford have
voted to petition the Legislature to provide
for the granting of licenses to innholders
excluding the privilege of selling arden
spirits.
The Louisville Public Advertiser oftht
LIST inst says, "It is rumored that one o
the boilers of the Feliciana exploded since
she left this port for New Orleans; but w
cannot ascertain precisely where or wher
the accident occurred. 1t il said no lives
were lost"
Gov. Barbour has lost his election to th'
Virginia Legislature.
The Workingmen have succeeded II
the election at Troy, N. Y.
The Natchez Galaxy Of the 10Th April
saws: "The steamboat William Tell re
Gently burst her boiler near the mouth o
Red River, and sunk. Boat and carg
entirely lost.-[N. Y. Jour. Of Com. q
Saturday.
The detachment Of U. S. troops fron
Tampa Bay, under command of Captain
Brady, arrived at the Creek Agency OF
the 25th ult. They are on their way t
the Cherokee Nation, where new militia
ry post is established.
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BOOKS,

ALSO, a general assortment of Books
and Stationary, including Blank Books,
log books, writing and memorandum do;
supcrfne and common letter and writing
paper and large variety ofnew and in
tcresting books quarto, school and dia-
mond Bibles testaments Winchell's
Watts, various sizes Methodist hymns
all kinds prayer books, fine and low pric
ed Bridgewater and Handel and Hay
den singing books; children's colored and
plain picture books Bently' tcstaments;
national reader /; introduction to do first
class book Goodrich's large and small
geography and atlas Morscs do histor
ical lessons history u. S. Emerson's
questions Smiths arthmctick Walsh's
do Dabo's do reading lessons nation
al spelling book introduction to ditto
Frost's grammar Walkers geometry
Noyes penmanshp Halls lectures
English reader with vocabulary ; Green
leafs grammar Walkers dictionary. AL
den's reader do spelling book albums
and miscellaneous Books. Also, quilts
states pencils lead do croyons black
and red liquid ink and powder variety
pen and pocket knives water paints and
brushes {; stamps steel and silver pens
playing cards pictures by sheet ink
stands sand boxes black sand; ivory
folders scaling wax homes visiting
cards elastic states waters India rub
Der rewards ofmerit ;'wallets, &c. &.
G. NJ. +. hopes, by particular attent-
tion to the selection of his goods, and IN
the wants Of oil who may favor him with
their custom, to merit and receive q VAare
ofthe public patronage.
Warren, May Q, 1880.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-05-22
DIED.,

In Norton, of consumption, on the 2Sth
ult. Mrs. Sarah Perry, wife of Lemuel
Perry, Esq. and daughter ofDea. Lysan-
der Makepeace.
In Fall River, Mr.. James Wood, aged
90, son of William Wood.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-05-22

sr /" Temperance No. 81" A
Young mar, ,"-and the request OF a" Bris
tol Subscriber" will be attended too soon
An article on the play performed in this
town a few evenings sirce, entitled the
"JMisiakes Of Night" came too late fo'
insertion this week--it will be attended to
in our next.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-05-22
MARRIED.,

In Providence on Monday last, by the
Rev. Pickering, Mr.. Edward Pike of
Warwick, to Miss Ann Maria, daughter
of the late Capt. Rufus Barton Of that
town.
In Fall River, Sunday week, Mr.. Will
liam Gardner, OF Providence, to Miss
Mary Ann Clifford, ofFall River.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-05-22
MARINE INTELELIGNCE.
PORT OF VARREN

PORT OF WARREN.
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
Sloop Hannah s. Nancy, Turner, from
Newport,
Sloop Mount Moriah, Martin fr Provi-
dence.
Sloop Eliza, Ingraham, fr do.
Sloop Spartan, Presbury, from Taun-
ton
Sloop Superior, Child, fr New York.
Sloop d B Jones, West, from New
Bedford.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-05-22

The ship North America, from whale
ing voyage, has not arrived at this port, ,as
stated in the Providence American, Of
yesterday.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-05-22

That Sunday Schools may flourish and
increase, should be the wish of all, with
out distinction Of sect or denomination
They are founded on the broad basis Of
that foundation, which will stand secure
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For Cash or .Approred Credit at
r. w. BURR'S
--NEw sToRE-
rTnpE u NK RHIT. DINO

HOPE BANK BBILDLNG-
-Water-street-
.Mau be found at erfreme lc,r prices
british, FRENCH, LN.DL4, GER
Man, AND AMERICAN
SEASONABLE STAPLE s. FANCY
WRT GOODS 5 |
The greatest part ofwhich, were purchas
ed in New YoRK last week, mostly at
Auction, and altogether with CASH -
which will enable him to sell them on
terms the most accommodating and he
respectiuliy solicits of his friends in this
place, in Bristol, and il the country ada
cent, ~ LOOK I'M before they pur-
chase.
The Vnieiy consists in part, Of
Blue, black, olive, claret, drah and mkt
B,oadcloths and Cassimeres, from
coarse to super
Valencia, Marseillcs and Toilland Vest
ings, of the most fashionable patterns
and colors
Brown and black silk ditto ditto
Extra super black and blue Velvet
Bombazetts and circassians
Mems 5-4 Bombazine, new article for
pantaloons, vests, &c.
Black Lastings, fine and common per P's
oryard
Red, white and Green Flannels
Nankin Grapes, superior article
Black and green Areophane Grapes for
Bonnets, sc.
White, straw, pink, black and blue Crepe
Lisse or pressed Grapes
Salmon cold French ditto
Salmon, brown and drab Battstes
Pink and French grey Palmyrenes, for
Printed Battstes, an entire new article
for dresses
Elegant French and English Ginghams
Real Paris Musins
Fouard chintzes, London and Paris
Printed Cambricks and Calicoes, very
rich patterns
: Pongee Silks. Black Bombazines
Corded Muslins, large lot very lou
Jaconets and thick Cambrics, a great va
riety
Extra fine and common null Muslins
Plain Swiss Musins, of every grade
Figured ditto ofvarious patterns
SLKS-a splendid lot of changea6le Gr'
DE Berlins, new article comprising
the greatest variety Of shades eve
: before offered
Stone salmon, green and black Gro d.
Naples and Gro de Berlin
Black Italian Silk, extra quality
French Levantines. Mourning Prints
Green Silk for Bonnetts
Black sinchew and tafietta Silks
A small lot of .Merno Shawis
Fancy Hdkfs, an elegant variety, not de
scribablc in an advertisement.
Linen Cambria Hdkls. cheaper than eve
| Gentlcmcn's cravats, new style
Ladies ditto. Hosiery
Gloves and miits, new and cheap
Chinese Manaarines, a new article TO
Bonnetts and Dresses
Plaid Barage. .Nararino Hats
: Artificial Flowers. Seersuckers
Nankins, India and German
Furniture Caicoes. Striped Jeans
Watch Guards. Bobbinet Laccs
Bleached and brown Cottons
Merino Gauze, for wells
e Mcrino Shawls
Ribbons, tapes, Needles
Pins, threads, &c. &C.,
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A CERTAIN CURF FOR THE
ITgszT.

HOWEVER mvetcratc, ~ ole hoUFs dPpH
cation, aud no dchger jiUm trhing cod, b,
using
DUMFRIE'S OINTMENT.
This preparation, for pIeasantncss, safety, exp"
dhIon, case aud certainty, stands rnTi,0Het
Tor the cure Of this oublcs1me complaint. !
is so ropd, as well rs ccrraIn ~ is Opera ion, ~
TO ture his diss gree bic o,tcr mos. c1cctual
- onC hour appiieoiion only
IL docs no, contain tie leus, par'icl, OF me-
cury. or other dangerous Ingredient. and ma'
app led with peri ct safety b. pregnant females,
or 10 ~ ildien ut ,hc breast.
pr,c, 81 L.: cents box. with ample direct
0ns.
GJ- None no genuine unless signed on The
outside printed wrapper, by The sole rroprie
Tor. &. RIDDER, Immediate successor 10
hc late DR. N. T. CONWAY. For gale ~ The
ouniing Room, over No so. Court street neal
Coneo-t Hall, Dos on, and also by his SPECIAL
ippoin,mcnt. by DR. J. WILLIAMS. Warren ;
DR. LEMUEL W BRIGGs, Bristol DR. A. j
NooaE. Newport NATHAN DvHTEE, Fall
RIVER.
cs' A largo discount, made TO those who buy
o scll again.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-14
AZ - RINE NEWS.
POET or RICHMOND.
ARRIYHD.

sour Jane. Fisher Summers. from New York, with sun
US 70 MITCHELL Archer, Lancaster DENLY, Shopper
der - ~~~" 1"N W VI
Schr Richmond, Corsop from New York, with suodries 10
Davenport. Allen CO. Sanxsy, NJ Myers Lancaster &
DENLY, J Gordon, Is Pcyton.
Schr Exit Howell, days from New York. with sond.ies
to Davenport, Allen & CO, Otis. Dunlop co, Mitchell
Jenkins Lancaster IS DENLY, e Goddard, Baldw In
Ives co, Garth 81 James co. w g. ID kyle g. co.
Biniord and Brooks, Bernard Peytou, y Wilcox and
CO., Myers w Iardie, Mcdonald, Basweil, Smith
aud Hannah, Perkins aud Harris w Waldron and CO ,
Granniss, Son g. Brothers, Eli Ball. a. Myers BohannoD
j. Savay, Il HhlaId, Gordon Thompson. G Heudree
SheppeIsen Radcliffe ard Cannon Lucke and Sizp ubba d
and Gardiner Weller Putney, Williams, Duniey und
Buckley, Cook and Ryan, Beck, Triple, NJ Myers n
S'rauon, w aud Crane w Ford, Block, s; son wads
worth & Williams.
Steamboat Columbus, Turner from, Baltimore via Norfolk
with sundnss to Lancaster DENLY, Peytsn Mitchell
and Il warwick, Myers, and Voriba,n and Me-
Gruder Scott and Fry N Hous Heheon and 500, TuIpn
Pulling and Day, Van Lew and CO, Peers and
Notrs BAR, Egan Lyoa Regnauli. Lucke and ST.
ger Mary johnson, ShePperson, Radcliffe and Cannon Il
Smith a Woodbridge, and CO N .4nsel. Scott and smith
Hamilton, Chevallic, aud Crunp and Lyon
schr Meridian, lugersol from New York ballast
Sch Francis, DAVIS, from Newark, with ballast
Schr En,erprize, Burt, from Dishion. with ballast.
Schr Golden Swan, -, from Old FONT.
SAILED,
Steamboat Potomac Jenkins for Washington city, passen-
gers &c
Sch Cicero, Speddin for Georgetown 70 ~ with coal
sch Hornet Holmes for New Yok with dour and obcacco
NEW YORK, Sept l6'-Cld. schr Effort, Bell, Richmond.