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SWINE,

Should not be kept in close and fill
thy pens. Although they are supposed
to be naturally filthy animals. they
thrive better aud enjoy better health
when allowed clean and airy lodgings.
The late Judge Peters, Of Pennsylva-
MA, in an article entitled Notices for
a Young Farmer, &c. obset we'd that,
There IS no greater mistake than that
OF g0rging swine, when frs, penned Tor
fattening. They should, ON the con-
trary, be moderately and frequently
led; SO that they be kept full, but do
not loathe or reject their food; and IN
the end contract feyers and dangerous
maladies, originating in hol aud
corrupted mass Of blood. In airy and
roomy, YET moderately warm pens, pa
ved or boarded, and often cleansed,
they are healthy and thriving. They
snow disposition to be clearly, how
ever otherwise it is supposed, and al
ways leave their excrementitious mat.
ter in part of the pen different from
that In which they lie down. No ami.
NAL will thrive unless il be kent clean. ,
The same writer asserts that fatijDg
hogs should always be supplied with
dry rotten wood, which should be kept
in their pen, for the animals to eat as
their appetises or instincts may direct.
1t has been supposed, likewise, that
swine thrive better when they can OBJ
tain fresh earth, watch they are often
observed to swallow with greediness
Charcoal, it is said, BY some, will an
swer as good if not more valuable
purpose, and that If swine can obtain
charcoal, they will not only greedily de-.
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III ] think, returned the other, :" and he
likely to Keep him for aught l sse."
Ay, said grave man in black, III,
would mt like to 60 to his last reckoning a
this rate"
! reckon not" said a man in drab Goa
and broad HEAVIER
We had our own observations inside, while
the sheriff despahing Of awakening the sym
pathy OF strangers, or getting round the driver
unassisted and reooilectine that everv steu
OF the horses was carrying him farther from
home, begged a parley with the driver, and
offered to lot him proceed unmolested, if he
would set him down.
" Sartiny," said Jchu, Gas soon as we get
to the next stage, which is now only ten
miles
Ten miles couldn't think OF it for the
world, said the sheriff, who now spoke in
the submissive instead of the imperative
mode.
cit is but q STEP" said the driver, eve
shall soon SO at this rate
However, Jehu, who was not sorry at heart
to be rid Of such an annoy ace, soon set him
down, to find his way back to- Dedham on
foot.-.N. Y Constellation.
Rev. Mr.. Badger was fond Of wit
and humor. He could relish a good
natured joke at his own expense. He
had trial Of this in the following man
ner One Daniel Beacon, horse
doctor aud dealer in beans and bean
poles, was invited by Mr.. Badger 10
visit his horse, which appeared some
what unwell. Beacon examined the
beas, with close attention, and gave it
as his opinion, that the horse aud the
town of Natick were in similar situ-
ation-both needed better pasture
tprorouncedl pasor.-Bigelo,os Hist.
Of Natick.
Good old par,on Roberts, formerly
OF -- had sometimes the presump-
ton to preach without notes and being
dull man, his spirit, which he how
e'er mistook for a different one, Gid
not always supply him with matter.
On one of these occasions he put his
tongue out for the space OF several
moments, to the great wonderment Of
all the congregation. Being asked by
his deacon, after service, what in the
world made him run his tongue out so,
he replied. " why to be honest sir, |
had nothing else to put out"
The Respoases.-An ignorant fellow
being about to be married he resolved to
make himself perfect in the responses
Of the service: but by mistake got by
heart the service IF baptism for ripper
years SO when he was asked in the
church, "will you have this woman"
&c. he answered, al renounce them
all" The clergyman said, 81 think
you are fool :" to which he replied,
call this | steadfastly believe"
An Irish When Paddy Blake
heard an English gentleman speaking
of fine echo at the lake Of Killarney,
which repeats the sound forty times,
he promptly Observed" Faith, that's
nothing at all to the echo in my fathers
garden in the county of Galway; il
you say to it, Ho,o do goa din Paddy
Blake p it will answer, Pretty veH,
I thank you Sir =
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NOTICE.
WHE Fall Races over the

FNHE Fall Races over the Bird
Il wood Course. near Cha:lottes-
vile, will commence on Wednesday
the Goth OF October, and continue
three days.
LIST Day 2 mile heats, for One
Hundred Dollars. Entrance $40.
I'd Day, 3 mile heats, for Two
Hundred Dollars. Entrance $50.
Sd Day, Handy Cap, 2 mile
heats, supposed to be Eighty Dollars.
Entrance $40, to be added to the
Purse.
NJ. w. d. JONES, Sec. B. ]. G.
September l7-7 tdr
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CABINET MAKING.

NNHE undersigned, having served regu-
u lar apprenticeship in a first rate estab-
lishment in the City of Baltimore, and work.
ed in different shops in that City, for several
years, deems himself we'll experienced in the
manufacture Of fashionable and tasteful Ca
binet Furniture--and now offers his services
to the Citizens of this place and its vicinity
to execute any article In his line, and assures
them tnat his work shall be done faithfully
and elegantly, on moderate terms. His place
of business is at the shop Of Mr.. John TomPi
kins, where his work may be seen, as vel
as at several other places in town.
GEO. w. Balm.
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TO PRINTERS.

7ESHE Subscriber offers for sale on reason
IL able terms the Printing Establishment
recently employed in publishing the works Of
Mr. Jefferson, consisting of two cast iron
medium presses, one standing press, also cast
iron, ofgreat power, type, chases, metal fur.
niture, press boards &c &c. Ifimmediate.
ly disposed of, a credit will be given until the
LIST of January next.
FRANK CARR.
July 1910 tf
Printers will confer favor by giving the
above one insertion.
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TERMS.


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published sv~y Friday, At TArss Dsilsrs per s.nxm,
PsyaS'sis adUases.
pNo sxbseription soiu be reGeiusd for
Tess tAa1 sir MostAs, b dsesstisssd bet at tie
discretion Of tAs Editor, xsta all srrearsges sAsii
Aaus bees paid.
NJ Whosoeosr 'oM procure foe su5scri-
ssrs, a"d guarantee ths same, m be entitled to IA.
sixth gratis.
Terms Of .Advertising.
UOne sersre or less Three insertions
Si-eaeA esnsssanee, IS esxts-T ae nsmser Of i.ser
tions msst DO noted ths MS. advertisements Gill
90 inserted, asd charged accordingly. CAaneery
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Taufetters to the Editor mast be post
Paid or tAsy Uiil not be attended to.
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mer indefinitely exceeded those Of the
latter and tina; by uniting the one with
the other we increase the strength Of
both.-N. Y. AMULET.
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COACH MAKING.

TOHN TOMPKlNS has commenc.
~ ed the Coach Business in Char.
lo,tssviIle, on Main.street, opposite the
Central Hotel. Having first rate work
men from the North will enable him to
execute work in the Deatest manner
and newest style.
Sept. 24-S n
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VARiE ETY..
" Mirth, with thee mean to live."
More Revolutionary Worthless Gone

More Revolutionary Worthies Conc!
Married, in Garden, Ky. Mr.. Timothy
Dwight, aged 81 years, to Miss Arietta Lin.
coin, aged rs Both of them have lost a leg
and he is so deaf that he has to use an ear
trumpet, and the bride is SO blind that she
cannot see an inch be fore her nose.
Jerry Go Nimbie was lame of leg,
And Mistress Go Nimble had but one peg
Hey.diddle, ho-diddle-dee!
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Cook and Chambermaid.

=" ANTED, for the balance of
w the year, good Cook and
Chambermsid. They must come well
recommended for capacity, honesty
and attention. Apply to the Printer
September "? u
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NEW NOVELS

HDAUL Clifford and Falkland by the au
n thor Of Pelham; The Lost Heir and
many other new novels just received by
g. 2. M'KENNIE.
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" But deep this truth impressed my lind,
Through all His works abroad,
The heart benevolent and kind
The must resembles God O-Rupr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
CARPETING.

z. TAYLOR, having received the agency Of
O several manufacturing establishments. is now
opening the most extensive assortment Of Brussels,
Ingram md Venetian CarpCtings and Rugs, ever Of
lcrcd in this city, which VIII be sold as cheap as in
any market IN the United States sept 3O-2aw2w
M As committed to the jail Charles Cty County, rs
w runaway the l6,n OF July last negro man slave.
named ency Of daIk brown complexion, about 81 years oil
feet or inches high, lmps very much bis gait Fenq
ono Of the slaves allotted TO Ms inn {. Cogn wife Of
yon CoSn as part OF her dover N the estate Of WIN Light
foot decd and says he has bought his from SAID John
Cosn The iaciof his runaways having been committed TO
a has been reported TO the courts he has been valued aud
tie court 10y their order Of the 10Th Of last month directed
sale Of hun be made forthwith, after the time ADD place
thereof had oceu advertised required by law BY virtue
this order shall sell the SAID runaway. the Court House
Charles Cry County the third Thursday October nest
being The 2lsi OF the month"; and court DAY or SAID county
sep l7-wIwF WIN. TYLER, ShG
NlRGlNlA.-At superior court of cnunccry
holden at stanton on the 10Th day OF Deem
Der. 1928: between Hudson Martin, plaintiff and
John Brockenbrough John II Cooke, Randolph
Harrison, James Brown. Robert Burton, John Pat
tcrson and Polly his wi.r John Sulh and Cary huu
his wife, Thomas y Randolph and Jane bis wife Ro-
bert &. Nicholas wilson G.. Nicholas, John G.. Mich
oI1s, Margaret Nicholas. Carr,
las wife, dc.cndaH's.
On The motion o. Che plaintiff, 30 IS ordered that
Josiah Shonllu John O.. Stevenson, and Robert
ilPm..;on, be rpp inici commissioners, any two or
more OF whom may Get, Co divide tbc lend m tho bi,l
mentioned among The PARTIES according 90 their &C.
sr. 1--WE tights and 'n said commissioners ere di-
Iccicj 90 report their proceedings to this court.
Monday, July Gih, 1890.
ON thc motion OF ''e p'eiuuH hy !rs counsel, 20 is
crIricd ,nat John G.. &cChnabon be- added as @
commissioner 90 tbo.c rpom,cd by Hn order made iu
ths c,usr on rbc i',.' Jay cot Drocmbcr, 1898.
Cope. jostc.
WILLIAM s.. ESkRIDGE. C.. s. O.. C..
1'hr parties Interested loo ,hc Division o. tlc land
above refereed jo, (which consists uf tract of 600
acres, uru-s'y 90 Gfcprh5'rr, now Nichols, County.
patented 10 thc name OF wilson &. Eicho,as) wili
take notice, that the commissioners viii proceed 90
carry into effect The said C,crc,a order on The tth
day Of November rest.
7!-G,c HUDSON MARTIN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
WHITE MULBEKRY TREES

1--WE subscriber has for sale at his farm. miles
above Richmond, the tres years old any rea-
sonable quantity OF the genuine Norus Alba, white
Italian Mulberry Trees; aud the is now ap-
preaching IN which they may be trahsplanted, he is
may be IN want of the article and he is well salts
fled that the slls culture must be Ofthe most pro-
htabe branches the agrcullurist turn his atten-
ton TO- he hopes TO be the of their extensive
distribution through the State. They will be sold on
reasonable terms. by the hundred otherwise. dev
cradle in Richmond or within any reasonable distance
thereof. L. w SMITH
\ Borders may be left at Scott sc Smiths, L
street Richmond. oct I-2awtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
STOCK SALE.
oct 5-2aw Is c


'gNHE subscriber bang about to close his business
4 offers his extensive and valuable stock of sea
sOnable DRY GOODS at Auction, on Wednesday,
Slst day OF October Inst OF o'clock at his Store
IN Main Street opposite to the Misunderstanding Of
blue, blk and miXd broad cloths and cassmeres; blue
and miXd saJtinetts, some Of which are superiour
red, white, green and yellow lanncs rose, point and
whitney blankets; Blk and cold Rhodes bombazetts
and crcaSsisns Scotch plads IL coIor'd merino
cloths for children; toiluet and Valencia vestng; blk
silk, cut and uncut velvet for do; case scarlet and
white real merino, long, and Cd square shawls, of
very superior fabric and coors; I case Ga Thibet
shaws; ps Cd super blk bombaIino; case blk las
inGS; 300 rs silks, consisting of blk and Coord tai
ian usting gros de maple, lcvantne and coord for
euces; blk aud cold sGtlGs case blk and white silk
stockings; 10? ps cut and uncut bnndanna and flag
silk hdkis; blk, silk evantne and Italian ustrlng, do;
case blk Canton grapes; lnruC assortment of cut
and uncut ribbons; blk and white lace wells and pes;
hobbinet and thread laCes and loonGs; musn thread
and satin trimmings; ! case Al and Cd bobbnet Ia
ces, palmyrean aud blllste. for dresses; 400 linen
cambria hdks, some Of which Gro very Clcgan'
case ladies hors6in gloves; case rcn'lenrn7, do;
sinaf case Is nauhins for Ladies habit dresses;
large assortment o. camtrics and iackonct muslirs;
a-utcd. book enc Swiss dy checked and striped do;
case very superior tlifks sowing cotton on spools
large quantity CT CUtCu-Hg and iauC, haDGkerchiCis;
white end Grey worzjcd hose and half hose; ! case
superior v bp.tons. raJJIngs twist aud sowing sk,
particularly iuT toi. rs 100 lbs. black md white
.5rC0d tcs' quality; 100 pieces English and domestic
ruut-; bI,a,hrd end unblonched ,icctngs aud shu-
Iur>. 500 pieces %, mud 81 luCns md linen
sjccug5, 5.i, 80 and 10 table diaper superior bird
eye 10; Gus. Oh sizes she'll combs valued at 8 600.
Tho above, Ui'h every other Article which constl-
tutC desirable retail assortment, valued at from
90 tu 80 'arus1nd doarsj will then be offered TO The
highest bidder. II presents one of tho best oppcr
iu...,s ur country and city Gcalors and tailors to
make up hrir assortment, which will be offered this
season. a,I OF whom afc respectfully invited 90 at
tend Sale fo Dee conducted Ivy
D,yG>roar, ALLES & Go. Aucts.
orlt WM. h. PYLE.
o. Afct Ina, b1vc spc OF stock, the store, comp
iuc-rcpu g1d cellar, will be rented To- the highest
bi'1c. u.. ilc lrs, Of May next fixtures included
W. g. PYLE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
DRY GOODS.

.uerino Shas0i, Irish Linen, and EGnes Dry Goods
Store.
p OBERT ii. JENKINS has received and
AZ opened tins morning, (Oct. o.
All sizes aud colors, long and square herino CASH
mere, Thybet, Lama, and Tuscan wool sha Wis
received by the last Packets from France, and
comprising the Most extensive assortment OF
shaws IN tins city
sOnc hundred different kinds of fancy gauzc, Bar
rege, Gro dc Leon, lsmarnc. Grenadne, Grape,
-, aud oil tie new and fashionable hdkfs. worn
For ladies evening dresses, VIII be found, rich Paris
and Swiss worked robes, Grenadine rau2e robes,
erode Orleans aud To4ilon stripes. White blonde
gauzc, battces, white satins aud other new thin
goods
Eur ladies' fall dresses, elegant Foulard figured
silks best chaDgeable Gro de Maps rich Brocadc
figured silks, and Gro de Mile rue of he most
fashionable colors
AN extensive assortment Of new cal;cocs
In lace goods are all widths, quilting and foo'ing lace,
cap and bouncing laccs, thread lace of now Pat
terms, elegant Blonde lace, infants and ladies' caps
fashionable Byron lace collars capcs,. forellas,
fsheulles, chamios, chimasetts, nserngs and lace
cuffs, forming he richest assortment OF Paris em-
bruldercd and English lace, yet exhibited.
Every description OF gloves and hosiery, rich bolt
rlbands rnd bonner ribsnds
Also, thirty pieces ack bombazines of all prices and
every description of mourning aud half mourning
goods
Al qualities white and red llunels
Furniture cnlicoes, table covers
in linen goods, pc sons may rely upon finding the
hest assortment Of IRISH and German linens, at a ny
price, by the piece, half piece or yard, warranted
pure linen and grass bleach
Dining table cloths and NAPKINS birds eye and table
diapers
me extensive assortment of fancy goods, arc of
thus falls importatIons, and of them from the
New York Auctions The linen goods arc OF 4 most
superior fabric, aud deserving the attention OF pur-
chasers IN The article. All of which will be sold at
the most reduced prices, at JENKINS
Mcrino Shawl, Linen, & Fancy Dry Goods Store,
oct Main Stree,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
THIEF! THEFT

W. stolen on The evening ~ the 5th instant,
w Bay Horse. Saddle and Bride. The horse is
marked with white stripe down his forehead. run
nng little dlagonaly across his nose, with one
white glass eye, black name and tail with lock
of white hair growing of the end of his tal-his
feet are white. he is about nine or ten years DID,
PAGES and rots very easy Forty dollars will be III
ven for the recovery of the horse and conviction Of
the thief, dollars and reasonable expenses for
the horse, saddle aud bride.
oct 8-2aW3tc = s HAYES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
NOTICE.

RTRS. NELSON Is prepared TO accommodate
LVA LADIES' and Gentlemen with board, by the
wrcK. month year, NJ her old Stand the Cap
ithl Square, next above the Washington Tavern
She would be glad TO furnish eight or ten gentlemen
with bo1rd, who have their rooms elsewhere. Mem
beers of tie Legislature can be furnished with rooms.
Hcr fare will be os good the market eau afford
and her term moderate. oct G-6d Cav l2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
William d Mary COLLEGE,

"A MEETING Of the Visitors and Governors this Insiu-
"A ton, earnestly requested on "Wednesday the 2oth inst
The object of this meeting m vacancy IN the Professor.
mp oil Mathematics Occasoned by resignation of Profess
'r Stewart The Importance Of the object it hoped will
'oninand fu!! board JOHN PAGE, Rector.
Williamsburg Oct. 3 o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
To Professors and Tcnchers

TIVE Visitors and Governors Of William and Mary College
VIII proceed on Wednesday, the Goth inst, elect FRO
lessor OF Mathematics. The emolumeuis of situation in
the hands OF the late Professor, varied from fifteen 10 two
thousand dollars Poiessorshp in this ns,iiuun-in the
clilies which alto DIS 10 prosecute literary
every Other point OF view in which can, ought,
saded by the lover OF Literature and Scencepossesses adj
vanagrs superior those presented similar situation in
any other University in the Onion Letters addressed to the
undersigned w be presented to the Board Of Visitors
receive due attention. JOHN PAGE,
Rector of William and Mary College
WillamhuTs, Va Oct ,.
Of The Editors Of tire Nat Iniellse noc and L. s. Tele
graph, Washington; Courier & Enquirer, and Evening Post
NelC York. U ; Gazette, and Am Daily Advertiser, Nou-
sons Philadelphia will please insert the above advertisement
IN their papers for week and send their the
Editors OF the Richmond Enquirer prepayment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12

Nm CIIANCERY In Ilcnrico County Court,
u Gle. ks Office, July Rules, 1880:
Henry l.. Cater, Phf
against
William NJ, Clopton and Beverly Ciop.on, dts.
The defendant VIM. NJ Clopton not having entered
appearance and given security according to the act
OF Asse mbly and the rules of this court and it appear
ing, by satsacor, evidence, that he not an inhabi-
ant of this country: ordered that the said defend.
ant do appear here the first day of the next Decbr
term, answer The bill Of tho PLAINTIFF and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city Of Richmond for two months sue.
cessvey, and posted at the front door Of the Court
House Of this county.
6S a copy. Testc
co2m LOFTIN N. Elicit. c. n. g..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
g RETWARn.

GTRAYED or stolen. ou Inc hight of Tho 9th Oc-
- lobcr, from Mcssrs Williamson and iitchics.
Brown Mare. with blaze face, whtH hnI ico,.
abou, 4 feet or 10 inches high, and about eight os
unc years old, IN fine order aud rather chunky hay.
ing short tail aitl dark streak rnuning down lrf
backbone 20 her tail, little lame n ono Of her fo.c
feet PAGES short and swift. The above reward wall
be- paid delivery Of her at said WIlliamsons and
Riches, or at William Shappord's at Wcstham,
Hcnrico county.
TENNASON y ANDERSON
oct ti-dtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
Valuable PronertY for Sale

TENHE Subscriber empowered by Elliott Cresson Of Phla
delpha. 10 sell valuable House and Lot in town OF
Patonshug, Bouetourt county The house is Of BRICK 81 W
"A feet new and not entirely finished, built in modern style
and OF the very best materials and Workmanship. sua
ted emnence overlooking the river, Commands no.
bio prospect The lot nearly THREE Few slu-
atoms III the Valley can be found more eligible for profession
al man a merchant
The price is250O-Fye hundred Cash the residue in four
equal annual payments without nteestThe PURCHASER g
ng lien on the property unquesticnable personal security
Persons wishing further Information will please address
WAf. NJ. BLACKBOARD,
aug 3l--lawGw Ercfsrrcsslurg "a
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- Wra6oee &aIFa.

% SsE1e0W =dlE8>
By DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il CO.
THE5 DAY.
NEW FURNITURE.
On TUESDAY, thu 18th inst. at 10 o'clock, at
our Auction Store, an assortment of new Furniture
among which are,
I handsome sde-board
bureaus
l sofa bedstead
ladies' work tables
3 wash stands
writing tables
% doz CURED maple
Windsor and other
seitees
20 sets of brass shovel, tongs and poker, fash
lonable patterns
do ivory handle knives and forks
HAIR mattresses, Sc. sc
cots d. A . Co. Aucts.
DRY GOODS.
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst at 10 o'clock.
at our Auction Store, will be sold general assort-
nrent of British, French and American Dry Goods
consisting IN part Of
so pieces suprrfine midding and low priced cloths
and cassmeres
case camblets. for cloaks
do dark Valencia vesting
do black bombazetts
do fancy colorcd Homo circassians
! do Few style Queen Adelaid stripe caiicoes
do COTTON flag, orange, and blue hdkfs.
do linen cambria bdkfs
do Cd black modes
50 pieces German oznaburgs
cases g bleoched and 6eeted shirtnps
do 4 and go sup Sea Island calendeIea
cottons
do black and yellow Navarinoes
DO leghorns. TO he sold by numbers
IS gro. very best figured and polished steel coat
and vest buttons
100 do gilt fancy vest do
l25 do sup. fancy pearl shirt do, Japan stock
buckles, black silk vesIng, crimson damask silk
shawls, figured Swiss muslins. white silk hose
black Italian sewing silk, belt ribbands and
gaoons, hat, shoe, aud waist buckles indigo,
checks and plaids, bedtcks, dressing, pocket,
top, and side combs French SOAP pomatum and
cologne wn'er. fancy gilt boxes, &C &c.
oct ID. A. d Co. Ancts.
SALE ut TIE DOCK
Sugars Cheese, &c.
On THURSDAY next, the l4th instant, at 10
o'clock, we shall sell the Dock. landing from Schr
Fairfield, and other vessels,
10 Hhds prime st. CrOx sugars
10 do 2d quality do
10 boxes young hvson tea
half chest superior gunpowdcr do
ceroons best 4uality adigo
Al casks Goshen cheese
10 hhds ". 0. rum
GA boxes cheese
90 brs whlskey
100 do whole, half SIS
Or. boxes raisins, &c sc. Terms at sale.
oct l2 d. A. & Co Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
BY OTIS, DUNLOP & co.
Sic 4RS 4-r


On TUESDAY. the 18th instant, at half past 10
o'clock, will be sold at store, from schr. Bold Com
mander. Plutarch, and other vessels
90 hhds st. G OK sugar, part prime
90 do p. rtu Rico do
so casks Malaga wine
Sc bags white coffee, years old
100 do Java do
Gunpowder and imperial teas
% bbis loaf sugar
90 600 lbs bacon
10 bales cotton yarn
80 casks prime cheese
Also. from store, general assortment OF
groceries. o. d. & co Aucts.