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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07

EOR SALE-Tin Plate in boxes
Brazicr's Copper
English Patent Shot
German Oznaburgs
Liverpool filed Sacks ofS6lt
Euglsh White Load
8dy Wrought Nails
Madeira and Port Wine
Pale Ale and Brown Stout
Vino and Porter Bottles
Ear,hcn Ware assorted, in crates--by
mar 7-wlt G. g. a. WARWICK.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-12-30
CINCINNATI, Nov. 90.

Interesting Lar Case.-This was an indIct-
msnt against John 8. Chapman. for perjury,
tried last week at the Court OF Common Pleas
and General Sessions for Hamilton County.
now in session in this city. The circums'an-
ces were rs follows:
In August last, Chapman made what is US
ually called a 50 runaway match" with the
daughter Of Wheatiy. Wheatly is mem
her Of the bar, and resides at Louisville. Ky.
His daughter was on visit to TREND IN hen-
lucky. about miles from this city, where
Chapman visited her, and induced her 10
come to this city and get married. Chapman
was a student Of Medicine. The statute O'
this State requires (where the consent Vi the
parents ia not given( that the young lady must
he 10 years Of age before she can marry. IL
is also necessary TO get license from the
Clerk Of the Court. In obtaining the mar
rage license, Chapman swOre that to the best
Of his knowledge and belief, his intended
wife was over 10 years OF age ana resioen'
Of Hamilton County. On this affidavit,
Wheatly, the father Of the young lady, com
menced prosecution against Chapman fol-
perjury. $1,000
;nr. that Of n fathers prosecuting his own
son.in.law far perjury excited great inter
est IN the public mind, and produced very
general indignation against the prosecution
The daughter, who is quite pretty and enga
giog in her manners. exhibited the deepes
Distress at this unlocked far event, and ut the
examination before the Mayor, chung, will
streaming eyes aud all the foDdness Of de
voted and aifectiOuate wife. to the neck Of he
husband. protesting his innocence. and thu
shameless cruelty of her father. The sceR'
was enough to have melted any heart bu
that Of the relentless father.
The affidavit before spoken Of. puFpOrtei
"a have been made before the Clerk Of tn
Court, and signed by him, whereas il was il
truth made before the deputy Clerk, bu
whose name did not appear. The deput.
Clerk had legal authority to administer th
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-12-30

al Americans were first raised at Freder-
icksburg, and that he only remained in that
regiment for six months. He was twenty
six years Of age when he entered the regi-
ment, and in six months after he was trans
ferred to the 47th regiment, in which he
remained upwards Of three years. His first
engagement was at Ohio, where the En-
gliSh were defeated, and General Brad
dock slain. His next engagement was at
Quebec, in 1869, when it was captured BY
the English. He was in another engage.
ment at Havana, in the West Indies, UNI
der the command Of General Capel, whose
brother, Capel, commanded the fleet. He
was drafted out of that regiment into the
9th. His last engagement was at Bunker's
Hill, under General Howe, in 1775. He
was afterwards commanded by Lord Corn
wallis. He was also in the 18th regiment
for some time. He VOLUNTEERED a second
time into the 9th regiment, from which he
was discharged in 1884, at Hilsea barrack,
near Portsmouth. Extraordinary to say,
he has never experienced an hours illness
IN all his travels, or felt the slightest de-
gree OF thirst. He is in possession of all
his faculties. He is an able, robust old
man, and does not seem to be above 80
years OF age but, as we have seen his pa
pers, we feel assured he is no less than
100. He was married to three wives, and
never had any issue by them. His first
wife was in America, to whom he was
married in 1862; she afterwards died in
the West lndies.-DMblin Pa.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-12-30
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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-12-30
Go-BETwEENs.

There is perhaps not More odiohs
character in the world than that Of a go-be<..
tween--by which mean that creature who
carries to the ears of one neighbor every
injurious observation that happens to drop
from the mouth Of another. Such q per-
son is the slanderer's herald. and - alto
pether more odious then the slanderer HIM
Self BY his vile officiousness. he makes
that poison effective, which else were inert;
for three-fourths of the SANDERS in the
world would never injure their object ex-
cept by the malice Of go-betweens, Who
under the mask Of double friendship, act
the part Of double traitors.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-12-30

A man recovered from sickness, asked
leave to eat little Cruel. How much CRU
ell has the patient taken said the doctor
next day. Only tt0elce quarts, was the re-
ply.-Bost. Pal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-09
MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1880.

~ A writer in the Virginia Advocate ("A Vir-
ginian" who lately appeared in this paper) uses
fine figure in describing the effect produced upon
him by Mr.. Websters oratory. ssThere was (he
says no little Of that feeling which is produced by
the first specimen of some grand object of which we
have never before seen specimen. He was total
~ different thing from any public speaker ever
heard SOMETIMES FELT rs IL WAS LOOKING AT
MAMMOTH, TREADTNG AT AN EQUABLE AND STATE
LIZ PACE, HIS NATIVE CANE BRAKE; WITHOUT
APPARENT CONSCIOUSNESS, CRUSHING OBSTACLES
WHICH NATURE HAD NEVER DESIGNED As IMPEDE
NJESTs TO HIM."
Of the many fine compliments which Mr.. Web
ster has earned and received we have remarked
none so fine as this,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-09

we were the first to publish-of misunderstanding
between him and Mr.. Van Buien, in relation to a
letter said to have been written by the latter We
desire Mr.. McDnffie to take notice-for we enter
tan for him, what we do not fof most Of his poti-
cal compeers, the highest personal respect-that
that story was originally published as mere ru-
mour ofthe day ut Washington, upon anothers au-
thory, and not oursthat it was not related at all
as iact or the reader desired to believe as SUCH
and that doubts ofits authenticity were felt and ex-
pressed at the time of its publication, both by the
correspondent who communicated it. and bv us.
We give the following intelligence authentic and
Extract of letter, dated CARACAS Feb / I9a0
"Every thing goes we'll The whole of antent VeneSue
has declared against Bolivar Maracaybo was the last bur
she has at declared There upwards 60o0
on the Tachra, the dvisonary line of and Cund
namarca under Darno and haseroin Valencia there are
already upwards of 400o which. with 1000 more coming from
Matun are to march Immediately Bermudez and Co
mez Pena appointed Minister OF Interior and Justice
Urbanea OF Foreign Aaus and Finances and Soube,te
rotary of War and Marines Santos cheena under
cha OH 30th April.'-[JNdt Gag
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-09

" Mr.. Webster being the present theme of all
tongues for praise or Encouragement, the following
sketches Of his person and oralory, drawn with spr
it, and We believe, fidelity, viii not prove unuccept-
ahle
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-09
Ftom DC LlncA6nrg Ytrginian.

FtII IWt klJItCIIVtITg tT,tIItulL
u has the Legislature power to create Uested
rights dozen years before they can be operative?
In other words, would it be u rghtfu exercise of
power, and would The law be sustained by the Judi
ciary, if the nert Legislature should again take up
the subject Of bc Banks and extend their charters
term beyond that Fixed by the law of the late ses
sion? We ask the Richmond Wing.
We are not lawyer enough to answer the Virgil
man. From the reason and fitness of things, las
Philosopher Square would say,) VIC should suppose
not. The act would be without the pretence of pro-
priety or necessity, and could not commit the public
faith, which sacred when once passed, is not to be
lightly pledged.
IL Mr. McDufiie, in note tc the Editor Of the Tel
egroph, contradicts in all its parts the story which
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-09
To Che Editors of the M, Yo,.h e..

Mr. Short Of Boston coD,rived spparsius which
he calls Submarine ExpoTer. which thinks he can 10
lang under water
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-09

Mr. Nelson reported, from the committee 70 whom was
COMMITTED The preamble and resolutions the amendment
proposed by the Legislature Of Pennsylvania &c that
committee had, according ORDER taken the said preamble
&C under their consideration, and directed him report
without any amendment
And on the question being put heTeupon the same was
agreed 70 unanimously.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02

TNHE subscriber just received from the (bciI W.
inc s,;i h 1gose Carpenter Philadelphia, the follow
ucies whch among many other chemical arIcle, ,c,,
@ NEE are IN high rePue amongst tho eminent medical
gentlemen OF that city. >' '-'S""a'
Saratoga Powders hy which tho vva,e, "a, ho ..o, ,
IN al respects TO that taken from springs 'Ni'''
lew minutes the Lisbon diet drink = 'Fs " "
; sP syrup oil LiveIwor, safe and valuable modi
oi coughs splitting OF blood consumption and liver com
s hot OF the meTcines made for the abovo die
eases ore of stimulating nature composed sen,s y, us
oai:as IN alcoholic solutions which although sometimes
giving temporary relief in almost overy instance v6s,o ,h
ee used aggravae the disease reduce the s,,enc,h ~
,hs L .ns preparation is as active as made from
piant ana the virtues considerably improved bv Tho
,onc and ezpeetora medicines which have been .siscsd m
u one dIaehm of this salt dissolved in four ounces of vn,
10 @ produce; mixture similar equal in every resnee,
W ,nl made with fresh lemon juice salt of tartar
BLACK Oxide OF Mercury, for extemporaneov mnkin tho
,hs n" o"eouh oil grain fully equal three grains Of
ooidlhed Copaya This an active preparo,iop of III, hal
ana IS rendered solid without action of heat or dm,
much approved ofby the faculty Cnusn The Re.n ~ |
Pd m made by evaPorang the basam entirely inert
t nopalva dose ito drops, it is superior TO Naph,ha
W o. Gu6ebs This valuable addition TO boIsom co,,
virtues ns up, Az ounce OF basam will greatly the
OF 0unme; two grains IF which are e1us! 10 ono of
S1,npe' ana at less than one.,hrd Of the ry,oe WV "
vi OF Black Pepper This is much more active
a ~ ernc one drop fully equal three gains Of the i,
added IN .y auaS ADJUNCT to einnc; two drops
dicinc " e' '"'''aSo 'uo powers OF that me
ss,"Peiiof itcu BaIk. And
b,TL a,J pdIH IDS - tho best species OF yellow
eH ana derVes us name from the province IN .bi,h II =. -
u Is The bark which yields nnns in greater propo,;o
naessgS. 9 pc'i neatly put up ed cylindrical
a Vs. above articles, now on hand any oftho following
Denarcotizcd Opium "' vi"
Dcnarcotizsd Aeidulous Tincturc ofopiyn,
compound Tonic Extract P''"
Extract of Suamopium
acetate, suphate and pure Alorpli,
Nitrate and Oxide Of Gold '
f1Perine, EmeiiDe Supulno
juno q '''"' "' ~, ~. y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
JAMES WINSTON

lCon,n'ission Merchant, Market Bridge,)
III AS on consignment and offers for sale-
- 2Sooo lbs. best Smithfeld bacon
TOO barrels nett, gross and roe behring's
so hhds Of superior New o. molasscs
hhds OF stone ware, assorted
!oO heavy sun-dried hides livery low)
400 lbs. Of stout sole leather
so gross of quart and pint bottles
IO0 boxes Of soap and candles
100 reams of good printing paper
100 reams OF wrapping paper
10 bales Of raw Cotton
'oOo lbs OF cotton yarn, and moro daily expected
100 barrels setar
Ioooo feet flooring plank and railing
70 pieces and half pieces cotton bugsug
barrels ofNewark cider
" do do vinegar
29Dkegs Of lard, in shipping order
IoQ of Webbs cigars, at IS .
Baerope castor oil, bed and sash cord and euIlna
lines, Spanish olives, fumily -four, wire sleeves.
J.. W., agent for wire mandatory in Baltimore
will order (roo OF conmisson wovo wire work of all
kinds,
j. W., agent for William Prince. prop ietor of the
Linn@n Botanic Garden, Flushing, Long Island
will order any thing in his line. %
iune 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
HUGH C. McNEMARA

IlOuT1 ". MCNEMARA
III and highly approved VALUABLE SEDliSs f''
u Persecution better than Cure. On
LEES FAMOUS ANTI-BILIOUs FILLS.
Tho Operation Of these Pills percty mild so n, to be used
The proprietor confidently recommends tho timely uso Of
e,Pn ,s preventive and cure of Bilious Yellow, and
Please inquire for LEES AMI BILIOUS PILLS,
%',n 'he signature Of NOAH RLDGELy (a,o Michael Leo
Lees Elixir sovereign remedy for colds obstinate coughs,
'a T, N asnmas sore Threats and consumptions
ahso,,ons weakness, pains in tho oins bnck, SO.
Asus and FEVER props nen ma's s aes &e
Lees Sovereign Ointment warranted cure tho ITCH BY
Lees Persian Lotion excellent medicine curing letters
ring. worms, prckly heat, &c. ''''0''
Ices Vegetable Indian Specific eaectual cure for the
Lees Tooh'aehe Drops-which gives immediate relief
Lees Tooth Powdef which ceanse and beauties the teeth,
Ices Ego Wa'er-a certain frr sore eyes
Lees Anoeyno Eixr-6r tho cure of head aches
Lees Corn PiastcIfor removing and dcsttoyipe corpa
W Country merchants and all others who purchase 10 ell
again, BY applying to tho proprietor No S. Hanover street,
Baltimore, can obtain them liberal terms ms will insure
osSs to s No are genuine wi,hous,h makers
Hundreds ofcases ofcures performed by the above truly
valuable medicines could be given did the lms OF news
=. H. g. MNEMARA will constantly keep n flesh
OF tho above celebrated Medicines a, his Apo,ecary
'' NS ,.o'o ni"'n"na nov 2-eowln
Tyler's Remedy for the Piles.
'NdE efficacy Of this valuable Medicine in casea of
external and internal hemorrhoidal affections hal
ocen nbundanty proved ond established L, is offered
WIN tue iuiest confidence, remedy that will eff
feet speedy relief in all cases of this nature Tia,
thus medicine will efectually remove the cause from
winch the piles have arisen is fully demons rated by
inc numerous testimonials Of persons who were cured
It many years since, and have had no return of the
disease. ~ " '
FMS medicine is put up in two distinct parcels, one
Tor external and the other for internal piles which
can be had separate. "a the case may require
for sale by JOHN II. BLAMIRE,
u Opposite the Ea Gle door
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
20 the Laden nlona

Pe the Ladies' alone.
- and to them only the puSfshcrs Iool for suppor,
70 Inc L.dy's Book, periodical published monthly,
OF eetwee. so and go pages very large octave, and
Illustrated by several engrsvngs Of the fashions &C.
The Ladies are respectfully invited TO cali and seq
.ne nrst number which will be sufficient to ensure
their patronage to the work.
Nv % TT NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
AUGUST FASHIONS.
To Tho Ladies.

To tho Ladies.
lust received by the Packet Effort, the follow
- ing rich and desirable goods:--
L"ce. forelns
fishOlles, Peierens, and capcs Of the newest stye
Square lace collars and fashionable article
Quilting or footing isces
hich gimp and extra wide trimming laccs
Worked muslin houncings
English thread laces and edginrs
BoGbinet do
A 8, Sd white and black, ino and super fine bob
bineu laces
Lace and null caps and crnzy jeans
Trace cuffs and null sleeves eIltire new articles
Rich book and null robes
Damnsl silk and embroidered crapo shawls, mag
nihccnt article
photographic scarfs and zephyr handkerchicfs
Gauze scarts and handkerchefs, new style
New style belt and guard ribbons
SILK and cotton lacetts
Camorc netts and an extensive assortment OF al
kinds of ladies' gloves
imperial gauge wells, article
French merlno gauze flannel.
The above, with general assortment OF fancy and
STAPLE Dry Goods received by previous arrivals from
the New York Auctions offered for sale at very
reduced prices, ut T. H. JENKINS,
Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Goods Store,
aug ~ Maine Street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
Perfumery, &c.

Ferfumery, DC.
uST received, the following, viz: Colognewuter,
e genuine French, in bottles of great variety of
shapes; Florida wafer; aromatic vinegar; honey wa
ter; French and English sonps burning PARTICLES in
tended for burning in sick rooms, which when lighted
emit most fragrant odour; pearl POWDER rouge in
pots; vinegar of rouge Mncassur oil; bears oil: ne
nuine otto of rose, and milk of roses.
ap IL III. G.. McNEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
SARATOGA AND SODA WATERS
1T BL.dNiRE'S ,dpotheeary Store, Opposite
tie Eagle Hotel 'rr

the Eagle Hotel
H. BLAMlRE has tho pleasure -, iuc;.
~ his former and present customer, f,vhn h..s
literally supported his Fountain) and the nrS,;c
generally that improvements have lately been ro.Jo
IN the working of his apparatus, which no i, auho,
.zcd by many years experience in Norfolk and here
10 saying, has given to tho water Of his Fountain
pungeney' taste and purity not TO be surpassed, il
W And to accommodate his price to the timce. and
~ put IN the power of the poor rs well as he rich
~ n1s uengntiui and innocent beverage il will
DC H So OF, LIKE h.sis CENTS glass.
WATER, from the natural SARATOGA Sn,;n,. '.h;oS
Gun at oil times be had In excellent nrdors e., ~;
ice tub. o'ac' from MS
s"J. ii. b. is particuarly grateful f,f ,bs ,,,,, .
age OF the LADIES' He will take pleasnrar ~ g.,
nlshing them whom they honor him with c.i -,
allay their thirst or refresh themselves with oi.s.
OF that most pleasant, celebrating and heoltbv bev
erage, his pure fragrant and fresh Soda cold az leo
can make It, and sweetened with syrup of the choicest
Kinds, when so prcferrcd-so admirably ed oa
an an ontidote against the languid effects of tho
summer sun on both the body and the mind =
nero Is not in the city place half SO sweet
rs my iouni where tho ar and the pure waers mce,;
yin, !" sparkling and foam bright and as free
As me Phosphofc light OF the dark summer sea.
net II Is not lihe vino, hat dark and so rcd
Micahes ITS iou fumes around wild brs,r
VINO, maunin, confesses his yerase unbcst 90
Nhie cankers his peace, his affections and rest
ar em hke the Po'son all daily poured forth,
As curse to land from tho south 70 the no,,,,.
oh' no, not like these, for ether tits pure
Hhu US fragrance, and freshness, and virtue afe sr,
StI S"un! az, love thee, when tho sumner sun bie
xWI oau nus herce rays thro the earh-thro he sky.
conti, ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
Irish Linen Store

DERSoNS wanting "a Irish linens ffoua % cts.
u per ysrd to extra SUPERIOR will bo supul,ed with
them in any quantity. by tho piece. half sce or yard
Amongst the assortment II ono case Of very superior
son hssh shee.mg linens well deserving the stien-
mems purchased from the subscriber. are w.rranted
pure inen grass bleach and ffes from my Imperfect
'ioo' Tor sale at very reduced prices, ut
z. II. JENKINS
ye x3 lrish Linen and Fancy DRY Good Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
Tyler's Vegetable Family Pills.

yiet vegetable famlly Pills.
VIE efficacy of these Incompatible Pills or yepeta
bic family physic, has been fully demonstrated bv
more than twenty years experience They are pro-
nounced by many eminent physicians, who uso them
w. !her pracce, superior fr their kind and beneficial
eifccts on the human system, any other vet offered
70 the public, more particularly for all those affective
complaints mentioned below. most of which arc occa
soncd by diseases Of the liver, and arrangement IN
lhe functions OF the digestive organs. Frequent or
ious state OF tho stomach; dizziness; foul stomach.
dyspepsia or indigestion; sickness at the stomach loss
OF appetite; atulancc gripping; cholc; dropsy in short
TOT every disordercd state othe stomach and bowels
requiring catharic medicine. Their operation "a
mild and yet they efectuay remove all distractions
ofthe bowels strengthen the stomach AM excite the
appetite, with little disturbance in the system These
pills contain mercury, but are prcparcJ wbolIv
rom vegetables, and there IS danger attending the
use Of them to either age sex, under anv cirenm
stances where Physic IS necessary For sale by
JOHN II BLAMlRE
Jco Opposite rho E,o,o ,lon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
1e--a.aw- I0IfN HUNTFER. c. =. 6.

Mrs. Randoiph's an Eoi,Iioo-
ISHB Virginia Housewife, @, the Ms,bod;oo,
Cook. BY Mrs Mary Randolph. Method 10
tho Soul OF Management Fourth edition WITH
omsHaDlents and additions jus, publsbed and for
''e ~ fcouced proc, ~ COLLINS q CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
Drugs, Medicines, &c. &c.

60 '"P''"uous 10 say any thlDg by way
OF putting tho good qualities of the articles he offers
for sale of which, as well the prices those who
wish TO purchase generally choose to be their own
they buy to be good but it is very unusual to hear
cry OF Sinking FISH from the salesman, if the article
called for should not be the best of tho kind in the
market. Lis obectis therefore, to keep the best he
can ouy' and sell them as low as he can afford.
II. &. McNEMhRA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02

0WAIal's PANACEA.-Jusi received. sv ,n. .,ts.,
ees afre'h suppl, ofswaln,'s Panscea '''''''
nov a. e. NeNEMAh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02

Newspaper for Tie Ladies.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in neat ouar,o Hrrn
containing eight pages, devoted entirely to the dis
semha,,on OF intelligence useful and ntere sting to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
Esss The House and Lot on Church-Hill,
900 formerly the property Of John Parkhill and now
zahi IN the occupancy Of Mr. Joseph 5. James Tbs
ot been lately enclosed and the now undepons
thorough repair There fine Yard aud Garden atsc,
ed TO the premises Well OF good water Coal and Smoke
Stanie ana carriage house. all of brick The prcs.n,
has lease on the premises for years bu Mi,
WIZ not Affect the san possession may had in ,wcye
months om the time repairs now making sbalI bavs 80
completed. Application to be made to O voc"
jan 10 % n ,I.rr,,.p.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
Cruden's Concordance.

=. O5UuCub OOuCOTuanCC. -
A complete Concordance to tho Holy Scriptures Of
and Alphabetical Index to the Bible: very useful TO
al who seriously read and study the inspir-
Ell writings, DC. &c. a new edition with many i'm
Portant irprovcmentssnd At about tho cost Of the
published, and for sale by j. N. NASH.
EQUITY JURISPRUDENCE or tho H,gh
- Court Of Chaneery, by George Jeremy, ESQ
for sale by r. D. SANXAY.
RROWN'S BEST CHEWING TUBACCO.
- nov For sale nv II. e. McNENlARA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
nLD GRENADA run

nLD GRENADA RUM puncheons Gre,
- da rum, choice article, represented as bel
10 yen-s old, for sale at retail, by
1e 10 II. II. DREW. Aor.