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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29

IA. In erinlinsis thu, Consist M,
WORDS where M more hafm ensues ~ 's
ton is Ne injustice. ''9oeru.
To- In criminals of blood, If The fac,
evident, severity IS Justice. act bs
10. 10 abhor all private solici,,,i.
what kiad soe'er. and by shom.oeyer nv, :, OF
tiers depending. ~ mat.
- 10 I"hige my servants l. N,,,
'eipose IN any matter Whatsoever. D " III.
lake more than iheir known lees Z "
"Is undue precedence TO causes 81 ~
recommend counsel W. 10
!o. /" he short aud snarine al meals a.,
may tie the filter for business 'nal
Under TIE influence oil resolutions ,,lou
'ne CONDUCT OF Nr Hale Un the bench s,, ''ese'
10 nave been almost ifreproachahIe 'f'a's
| Df' Ldrdners Cabinet Cyciopqd1 III y,
Bon.opdrfe Soa.-on the lith uli. tho MI.
% o. ne'c"siahi t6onapafte's SOM eonlple,ed ~.
~" yen re rs very hne tail young mar,
ms Ses nave the snme expression as
thers bot his features resemble mr. ms "'' Ia
,her q about t~U years ago The Etnneror
Austria (who IS remarkably fond of b,,. -
presented h'm With Captains commis.',.l
ana he hhs been since appointed AID dee.
70 the Archduke Charles. lie Is much lii,
VIENNA 'fom has aitabity and amiable ma.
ners. u'ah'
Al the commencement Of 1910 r,l.
presented 10 Bpnapurte his memorial on stss,'
ooais. urged a serious examination nr ~,
SUBJECT" Bah - said no, these nrnie,,os.
are all either inlriguefs or visiona,ies n.
trouble me about the business Bo,,r;.,,'a,.
Memoirs Of Bonapdrte.
culture Of Tobacco an Ireland. The Gard.
eheF's Magazine for this month contain.
long ana interesting notice OF a work of a.
brod'gan, on the culture of the tobacco Ma.
IN Ireland, IN the course Of which il i, stat
maj the produce in America is from loa,.
loUo lbs per acre in the courfy of Wexford
1900 lbs and in Meath 1850 lbs. uer Encl,,t
acre. In Virginia The leaves of four nlan,s
each occupying square yard gives pound of
tobacco. The money cost OF produciioo ~
Ireland Mr. Brodigan estimates at Els nera arr,
wnefe the land Is prepared hy horse labor. snB
Lou where II is prepared by manual labo,,
The produce, at j. l6 6s. per hogshead of I35s
lbs barely pays the expense of horse labor
The value OF Tobacco, as an agricultural c,on
rs much diminished rom the Circumstance
OF lis producing no manure. The f.rmrra of
Virginia have now ascerianed ihatt is better
, raise wheat al one dollar per bushel. than
tobacco at eight dollars per cwt. As a source
al labor, however, MIR. Brodigan thinks The
culture of tobacco desirable employment for
The rural popui alton OF Ireland.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29
THUNDER STORAf

CHARLtSros, S. Z July 10 - On Wsdrs,
day nighi last. between 10 aud II o'clocL n,,.
city aas visited with a severe Thunder S,o,n,
accompanied by heavy tall of rain IN.
thunhey was more severe than has hoo, o,t,
for some tine back--the lightning ar,r, -
and incessanl. The New York ps,ls, ~
hiagdro. Capt Besher lying al Prices Wharf
had her main top mas, sniysred to pieces. saw,
seal splIniers tsken from her maioma.t s,,i;,
one OF her pumps, and ripped 10 The dscL
slightly the fluid 'hsn entered The rahi~
through the bulk head, destroyed two of m.
births aud passed through rho Cabin w,nda,.s.
Sin persons were 10 the Cabin Al tho ,,,na :.
their births, who fortunately received mn INN.
ny. The N. was 10 have sailed yes,erda, y,
tsrnoon for New York, but will be d4ta,,,.d :,
day or two 10 repair, IN conseQ uence al the in
lnres sustained as above
The house Of Mr. Peters. in Moult,;ev;,,.
Suliiyans Island, WIS also struck. dur,ns ,bs
night, but we understand not much ni,rsa
We have not heard Of any other III copseouen.
"s OF 'he Storm lGasetis
FnAEEFoRr (KY) July IS.
From Hdryodsburg. --fne Branch of the
Bank oil the Commonwealth at this place. il
vii. be reeollected, was broken opep las,
% ing, and robbed Of considerable sum.
shelly IN notes ofthe Bank. The Cashier he
ing absent al The time, the amount taken wa.
hct known. IL was afterwards ascerisined IN
ne aoon' tight thousand dollars. Suspicion
soon fastened upon certain individuals resideo,
IN tue place but until receuily,uo facts wers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29

4 letter from a. officer of the u S. Sl0op
OF War Warren, dated, Port Mahon, eth May
le3o-puollshed in 1riolk Beacon, speaking
OF Alsers, saws" All foreign Cousuls, saving
ours, have lett there and us situation canuol
bot be regarded as most critical one. lie
had an opportunity OF leaving few days since
in he Ontario, but declined doing so-now the
French Commander, cru2lng before the city !,
has positive orders 10 suffer no vessels, whe
| Their man OF war or not, to pass in, and what
will BIZ the situation oil Mr. Ire, If the place
should he taken by assault, Tie has his wife
aud children with hlm. Inc Dey offered his
protection as tar n n would go to all foreign
| consuls, bot none OF them, saving tlr. Lee con-
sIdered the offer worth much. The general
belief among the officers ls,tDat If tho Commo-
dore was nov here. he would go over 10 Algiers
with all the, squadron and contest the right
ofen,eriug the harbor with me Frenou commau.
der
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29

Indian AFair, An article in the Cherokee
Phenlx al the Ord instant. confirms the reibT,
heretofore Ia circulation, that the Pie-idenI u
the United States intends 10 usr his personal
exertons 10 induce the Cherukee8 to leave
their lands IL Georgia. lnat paper says
=" We understand. upon good aufh ,rity, thar
the President las sem IA notification 10 the
CheroLees TO meet him at Nashville, Iennes-
see. next month. then aud there to enter into a
treaty" We trust tn influence Of the Prpsi-
dent, than whom no man knows them bet or
nor Is better kapwn by them will open their
eyes 10 the folly OF perslst,ng longer ~ Ihelr
| opposition to the wishes Of the government,
We learn from the same print, thai party nj
| cit1rns under the authority OF Georgia, ouusls-
ting oil sheriff, captain aud about iorty men.
having arrested patty OF Cherokee Gold dig
! gers, on the 22d nit. we're soon alter them
selves arrested by the Z ). Troops. aud con.
yeyed about % miles tn the quarters oi the
commanding officer, where the conlic ing
parties selled the controversy by the recog
milton oil the right OF the stale oi Georgia 10
enforce her laws over the Cherokees.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29

Effects Of crime.--Ihe New York Courier
aud Enquirer thus speaks oil tyo convicls,
vho lew days since were considered respcc :
isbe men Of nsinsss.--fheir oane was u false
re,urn - the lnsoivent Court
We understand the interview between War.
ner and his hear broken wife yesterday nor
uipg was affecting IN the extreme they were
anxious 10 BE- aona Tor some tine. but this be-
ing contrary To tue regulations Of the prison
could not be- granted. When the moment OF
separation arrived, II va, with difficulty they
could be SEPARATED. We are informed thdi
SINCE ths sentence has been pronounced, she
has obslinately refused all kind OF susienane.
On arriving WITHIN the precincts oil the
State Prison, Warner happened 10 be- teu
paces IN advance Of the Other prisoners, aut
D. singular coincidence, " heu nc was bu
u tsw ,ua .nenis ~, tue FIST convict bs met VA
his partner aud associate, Phe ps, wheeling
barrow up 10 tue spot upon which he stoud
Neither spoke, Out Phelps looked Up, aud cas-
upon the other butter smie Of recognition
A Sudden trovn rested OH tho coDnt.uauce q
Na,ner, and he hastily passed on"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29

FoRssaY.-A yong man OF gcnteel appear
.uce, calling himself Salvatore Cannst, wa;
committed for trial yesterday. The following
are tns circumstances attending the case. A
gentleman. named Angus Mcneil, oil The firm
of McSeh d Bsrnsrd, Matches, Miss. arrived
here on Thursday last in the ship Kentucky,
from New Orleans. On his passage. a check
dravnby S. Joudon, Cashier of the u. States
Branch Bank al n. Orleans, for Si7i 25. pay
able 10 Barnsrd d Mcneil, was stolen fiom
bis trunk. On Friday, al an early hour the
check vas presented aud cashsd at the Branch
Bank ia tnis city. aud forwarded same day
with others, 10 the Bank al fb,. Jdelphia, from
whence IL arrived in this city yesterday morn.
ina, having been reiurued as having the endorse.
,nent Of Barnard d. Mcneil forged. lnfoima.
ton wa immediate ly gwen al the Police ofice
die offcep we're on Ihs alert, aud IA The alter
nuon the pi isonsr was arresieJ NJ the Com
uercial Hotel, Broad street, by Messrs. Benja'
MN Hays and Human II appears tina, some
suspicious of tive young man existed, rs thu
captain watned some Ut the passengers D be
C u,ious IN their intercourse with han.
The prisoner describes HIMSELF rs native
OF Old Spain, aged about 81, saws he lived ID
wears IN NeuYork, and was last IN a counting
house IN New-Orleans he says he has now
1892, an order for 80 10 Of WHICH ho had on
person Ia this CITY ,wbich order was accepted
lbe person he has not seen since, as no was
nbpurto leave hi, GUY. The prisoner utterly
denies having ever seen Inc check or having
been ~ the Bank IN tins Guy until he wa6
\ ous INT laere III cus' ody yesterday.
". Y Courier, Juiy 20.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-11

10 tie misfortune, and is said not to have oeca IA
his right mind. His name was hENRY MOSES,
late Of Charleston, South Carolina. How he got
drowned, no one knows; but from the apparent
state of his mind. no doubt is entertained how
he came TO his unexpected end.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-11
Notice,

'sNHE co partnership Of SrriA " latobs u US y
L dissolved by mutual consent. All per on 'Ans
claims against indebted to said firm, are f'9"e'
to call and settle them wiihJ W Smith. Who Ao"'
authorized 20 settle the debts Of said firm. ,.
aug 3-eo2w SMITH L JAIoD'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-11
A\EXMnAYiM I nn0t

NOTICE The subscribers. ,jolity q tht '"-
!. Y missioners under the act Of C0ngrt's h'''I"'
rating the Alexandria Canal COMPANY. hei,hi I''
notice, that one halt II the stock being sab''o'"'
The stockhold' notified TO meet ei'hsr ~ PEI,
or by proxy, on HE I'm day nf August next al J"
hour ~ O'Clock Of that dug, al The Couaei ,h..
~ the town of irxandriAi al which meeting TIE " g
hpdera are empowered and required. b. the e.."'
20 cect T., csLent and six Directors OF Iie SAD '''
pbny. ..r
Gwen und.g ogr hsnds. ,h.s 24,h day oi jg''. -
EDM. LEE,
I TAYLOR
HUGU SEiIH,
CDIJE tUIr,
HENRY DAINGLIfIfN'
JOHN ROBERTS,
WV. Il. WILLIE,
A. &. CtyRNUiE.
~ PHI National InteiIigencer will insert t'e 'oo''
three times week unit! l!th Angus, AMI a'Ha ~"
account tn this office. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-11
New Establishment.

VUIHE subscribers respectfully isform Their n.'~
4 aud the public that they have commence Nv
TAILORING BUSINESS
under The firm Of ARssrr n sar7s, in the hor's'
occupied by A. o. Douglass rs Book store .. =.
They have made the same arrangements WI. ".
principal railcrs IN Baltimore, Philadelphia sn4
York, that were made By Smith q Jacobs ing
determined TO be exceiled by no other ei'sohsn".
ship; and, by steady attention 10 busness al"
position TO accommodate. they hope to gam ''s'-
the public patronage. .aa
An apprentice, having some kEoT!edgr o. 'hs ~"
ness. will lind situation by applying 'mmed's'.'
" ltenovating and Goat s.sssing st'cH''o
asg3-es2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-11

CcoMMuNIcATEp.
The man found drowned at Hunting Creek last
Monday, Was seen IN that neighborhood previous
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-11
%6z,t5,.,-
from on Engiioh Paper


The following sagu!aril.us;ration o. iactmea
toned in natural history occurred on Wednesdar
last. A gentleman connected with the Custom.
house found in case of SUGAR, in tie Lo1doa
Docks, small scorpion, measuring about ,goia
chcs from one extremity to the other. lie took
it home, and put it upon cold plate under LAS.
where the little reptile appeared to be almost ,os
pid, but on warming the glass 1t became fl Of
life. 1t was then stated by gentleman present.
that he heard that the scorpion, it it found i',.i
in danger of meeting with painiu! death, would
sting itself, and cause its own immediate des'rt.
ton. To ascertain the fact, 4 circle C.! aJpT
three inches in diameter was drawn about tn.
scorpion, and covered with cotton dipped III ,p.
rits of wine. This being iented. the sccq.9
made every possible effort to escape and bes..
ming to feel the effects Of the FIRE, it instantly
turned up it its tall, and, with considerablefcG
struck the sting nto lis head. Ii "as dead il
an instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-11

Patterson, tormeriy editor of the Leeshurs q.
server, was for some weeks in March aud Anrl
concealed at the house OF Brown.-Dr. Brown
Smith, Isaac Brown, and John Brown, both h,
latter brothers of the Doctor,) and Chase /
Cloves, (his brother-in-law,) absconded in Apr;
when the scrutiny commenced. and are said :.
be traversing the western country. laboring il
their vocation. As they are artful men, and N.
doctor in particular of handsome and pleasing Al,
dress, and with all, most accomplished ia N.
works of niauity, it were well to diiiuse as mu,S
as possible the knowledge Of their business, char.
acters, and destination.
american Wine.-Mr. John Bcksicr. of P,i,
fax county. Va. has al this time in tbri,iu,
condition. a vineyard Of about six acres, vh;chbs
contemplates enlargins TO ten acres Ike Ia,
6GO0 vines Of the CUnstantla Grape, in fine bear.
inc order, from which he manufactures wine of
q rood quality This is only the fourth ,sl,
since he turned his attention to the subject. and
he now has every prospect of mere than reai,.
iag his most sangune expectations. \ shor
time since we purchased few gallons Of Mr.
Hickser's wine. Of the last years vintage. which
as he assured Us, Was free from all adn.:uure.-
II has, we believe all the essential properties gee
orally appertaining To the best red wines: and.
had il sufficient age, it might be esteemed exec.
lent.
Mr.. Bcksler has son residing III Fairfax, VII;
has also undertaken the cuitiyston Of lie vine
We wish them both success, and shall b haDpy
torecommead them 10 the patronage oi oar G1rad,
Who can say, that the enterprise OF our citizen.
may not in less than half :. century hence, enable
them to manufacture both uine and si!k beyorl
the consumption Of The country:-l!.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-11

Mn. SNowDEN--The following Ticket is pre-
scented to the Stockholders in our Canal as suit
able persons for Directors-as men who HAYES sub.
scrbed literally, and will do their duty iaiafuIy
CITIZEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-16
NEW GOODS

Ii. JENKINS has just received by the Hor-
~. not, large assortment Of faucy gauzc and
SILK handkcrchieis, consisting Of dainasi aud scarin,
enchased gro de "a, harlequin. embroidered crane.
~ePhr, rich barregG, &c. sc. large and small flncy
gnuze and barrcge scrais changeGtle udcroreg. for
ladies' dresses reed aud velvet rccues and purses;
hsucTed Swiss nul! for curtains, linen cgubrc hand
heTclieis from % cents 10 superhnc; embroidered
white cotton hose, BLACK end white sill. and misses
raw SILK, do, rich figured satin. taiicta and Cauze
IH1ons--a few pieces Of manila GluI!y n new
ana much approved article for ladies' under dresses:
cameo bracelets and belts, and style figured belts
au!cs fancy cravats painted bordered linen cambria
haho&cTchlcis; superior black nauEcen AMI canton
grapes, superior black Italian an4 India ulcsrngs and
or" de AGps; linen cambTcs; ivory .ans; lew large
SIZE lace horcias and ishuiics Of styic-a!5o,
large supply OF low prCcd lace Capcs rad collars:
worked Swiss spcncers oud lace cuis-aisn zoe pie
ces low priced c.icocs, from 9d To 90 cents per yard
HE above, with an extensive assortment o. lace.
fancy and staple Dry Goods viii b. sold as usual.
at reduced prices at bis IRISH Linen and Fancy Dry
Good Store. Mnln-siro,t. set, >
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-16
Ssfssez-TssS=S, SNAn
S59 !.sSR
STAGES-STAGES

'ENRhNELLERS respectfully informed that
ID the Western Stages Lynchburg, viii
,eave Richmond every Mondsy, "Wednesday, end
FTiduy, at o'clock, 4. ~. arrive at I.ynchburr the
% day, by o p ~ and Salem the Sd day, by G =
NJ where the Valley Mail Line to- Huntsville, Nash
vile, &c. is connected. Returning, leave Salem
tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. ) a n.
ana leave Lynchburg Wednesdays. FRIDAYS, and
h"nda $, At a. VI. This arrangement will give
me passengers sufficient time hor al night At
fIuAes, ON the Blue Ridge Mounts, in this line is con
Fncastlc ard the Sweet Springs connectipr Porter
u Beidins Inc. at the w hte Sulphur Springs which
runs TO Guiandotte, on the OHIO River Fare frorn
Richmond TO Gn.andottc, $50 miles, $50 ito Sa-
.cin' IGo miles. Sl2-to LynchburgI 20 miles SO So
he way fare IS also reduced on the LynchburS line
For seats TO the West, apply at the bar Of the
Union Hotel, Richmond. Ali baggage or property
"helAer belonging Ia passengers sent by the stage
al the risk Of the owners thereof
Jnae law l2tc 4. PATTESON, Proprietor.
Richmond and Salem,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-16
FOR RENT.

fHItE subscriber has just Irrevcd from the Chemical
Il house 0t George " Carpenter Philadelphia the follow
ug articles which, among many Other chemical pepa.
red "ee ar )" high Pu'o amongst the mos; cnnsE; medical
Sasao.a Powders winch The water he prepared equal
IN ala respects, ~ that i."ru from tic srwss.
Compound tqd Extract Of Safsarari!a, for preparing in
few minutes Tire lisbon diet drink.
Compound Syrup % LWCTNur' safe and valuable mr-l
rH@ 'I coughs, splitting 81 Blood consumption and liver
eases are OF stimulating nature composed generally
and haams alcoholic solutions, which although sometimes
freely used asgavatc The disease and reduce the strength of
The patient uns preparation is as active ca" cmse from
the fresh plant, ana the virtues considerably improved hy
ionc eud cNpcc''al medicines which have been selected
tue, alchm OF s salt dissolved four Of
instantly produces mNc similar ard equal every respect
TO That made "rh uosh lemon juice aud salt Of tartar.
Black ONidr o Necuv for cSiemporaucous'y making the
ouc pills one fourth Of gain fully equal to three grams Of
soIdited Corav0 This au active preparation Of the bal
sam, and IS rendered solid without the action ofhra dn-
much approved ohy tHc faculty Caution The Resin Of Co.
pair made by cralHaNug the h1am Is entirely mort.
Oh Of tcpaira' dose TO drops superior 10 NarhIha
~ olCu1ejs Tlmua yalaarlcatfuru 10 ,alsaa rorsra
1910 ~ .ors tn a" ounce Of aam wr sen'y increase the
virtues ui h1f remedy iu tnunrHC1
Extract OF Quruc; two grains Of which equal to one OF
Gu.nur, end 40 less than 0ur-ihrO q the Price.
OIL o. Black Pepper This much active preparation
chan W cr" ono doT Is lry c41l TO three grains OF the lat
added To six grams w greatly increase 'hc powers Of that mo
superior Caaya Bark This tic best species Of yellow
hr1h auI derives t7 name from the province n which
lncr Is H" h1ik which yields Quninc n greater proportion
packages OF a pound and ounce.
Besides c above articles nov co hand any orihc following
articles can hs had at short notice tf desired, yE
Don'1,ouzsl Acrr',rs Tn-,urc arCrirm.
Compound Tonic ENrart
Extract OF Str1morium.
Acetate, su'ph'lc AMI rure MoTal
Nitrate and OSidc OF Gold.
ligcIUc, Lmoiue, Supulre,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-16
We offer for sale.

VIC OutI lot SaIe,
@A Hhds sugar, ST Crolx Porto Rico and "
- 49, Orleans, part prime
IS boxes and Is bbls loaf sugar
90 hhds West India muasses
10 do and co bbs N. O. do
go bags coffee Java, Laguira, s.. JagO, Rio 6;
ZOO sacks Liverpool blown salt
5oo do do ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon do
10 tons bar IRON Swcdes, EuylisL and Au,a,;co,,
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and blisiered steel
ID tons pig iron
30 kegs cut nails and Jrads, assorted
10 do wrought DO
Novascotia grind stones
500 sides sou leather
CalfskIHs ard upper do
$50 BueEos hyrcs hides
E S; ); sSs ;%ss; s %S::s
90 iIcTccs rice
IL terces clover seed
Window glass, 10 by IL, C by 10, c by 9 and .
by II, IN whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead gun powder
CoPpeTGs, alum, salt petre, birthstone
Pincnto pepper. ginger, indigo
GunpowdcT, imperial and black tea
Segars, bottle COrks
Sewing and wrapping twiuc
Shoe thread IN balls and hanks
Bale rope and cotton baggiuv
Siitrrs, soap and candles
Nuscatcl rasjns
Flax seed
% 600 lbs bacon
200 tIerces TLoa.as;on Line
800 brls tar
80 bbiS No. }. mackarel. prime por;
Letter writing, and wrapping paper
Cass!a peurl barley
Glass, cGrt!:cn and stone ware
WMumore's cotton and wool cards
LInseed and tanners oil
domestic goods, shcetings. shifting
Broad cloths, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO,
Cotton yarns assorted, from The Appomattos: Cot
ton Factory. LEWIS WEBB g. co
sept 8
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-16
NEW GOODS.

FsNIiE au6,:cF.bers have received By the Fairfield,
f;S from New York, large supply IF desirable
Eoncy and Staple DRY GOODS; among which. re
the following articles:
Eeavy black and L,uo- black Italian Iustrugs
DO DO 60 do do Gro DC Maps
81 heavy meriuo bomlazncs
French do
Rich EauZc and Gro dc Nap hdlGs
Lace capes and bobbinct laccs
bobblnct toOtIngs and eLgIngs
Black aud white silk hosiery. cheap
SIX and horso-skIn gloves
Black, white and cold Arophlne grapes
Do DO do DO Italian do
Do Mandarin, NanAIn 6 Canton DO. yc.y low
Gro de Nap ribbons, good assortment
Belt do q. do
Superior biaC! Genoa velvet
Supcriine linen tapes and bobbin5
Irish and German linen shccings
Irish linens, long lawns
Table diapers
Linen cambrics and linen cumb-ic EGkis
Lcghorn bonnets, cheap
Straw bands. &c &c
The above goods are just received GromSAc New
York auctions, and will be sold GREAT BARGAINS.
oug6 BALDWIN, IVES 6, co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-16
Sugar, Coffee, DC.


$50 Bags Coffee various quarcs)
30 bids. dry New Orleans sugar Cheap
Is do DO Porto REQ 90
II do do ST. Croix do Drirnc
10 do West India and ~ Orleans rnolasscs
so bb!s and hhds. good Boliulore whlsbcy
500 sacks best Liverpool filed blown salt
$50 sides oak and hemock taned soa leather.
For sale by
aug 10 RALSTON s. PLEASANTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-16

Mrs. Randoiph'S Ih Edition.
TE7lIE Virginia Housewife ~ tho McthoJcal
y Cook By Mrs Mary Randolph Method IL
the Soul Of Management. Fourth edition, with
amendments and additions Just published and for
sale Of reduced price by COLLINS s. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-16

Drugs, Medicines, &c. &c.
The subscriber hos received pay; OF
essEs his Spring supply Of Drugs. Medicines
y.gsFestY &c mud expects TO receive the remainder
$3.50 10y the lis: arrivals from New York
- Philadelphia and Baltimore He deems
1t sTPeAuous TO sey any thing by way
Of PgIng tie good qualities Of tie articles he offers
Tor sale, OF which, rs well the prices, those who
wish to purchase generally choose TO be their own
Judges The public have right TO expect sye,-y tI..,
They buy to be @0O4. but il is rcyy unusual to hear the
cry Of shaking Gst from the sgiosruan /! tie article
called lC- should nat DC the best Of the kind IN the
market. HIS object Is, therefore, to keep the best he
can buy, and sell them as low as hc can atT1rd
H. c. McNEMARN