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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21
NEW ORLEANS RACES.

NEW ORLEANs, March 26.-Seconl day-throc
mile heats.--The purse was won BY Jcseph Rudd's
mare Sally niece, years old, in two heats, beat.
ing Mr. DuplantIcr's mare, Basey Baker, four years
old--both by TmoleCn
Time, Isl heat, Sun. 53s
ed heat, Gm lis
THIS race was well contes ted Course in good or
der-lst mite, I'm. Iss.
Third day-two miles and rcpeat-NVon bv Mr..
aohn r. Miiers horse, Bucephalus, years old BY
Iimooon, beating SIR Clement Townscnd's sorrcl
gcding, Sam, years old by Sir Archie.
lime, Isl heat, Am -,
Cd heat, i'm
I'm interesting and well contested r,ro
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21

ShiPt0reck and Loss 9f Llfe.-We learn from the
editors Of the Savannah Georgian that on the even
ing Of tho 9th inst. tho British sloop Widows,op.
touched Off The bar to land Miss Hewitt Miss Edwards
g. Edwards, a. Edwards, and Captain IIoIbrook and
crew OF tho brig Eagle, Of Bath from Charleston for
Havana, lost on the goth ult of the north point Of
Aoaco, near Allen Bey--cargo mostly lost.
The schr Exchange, Bartlett, from Mount Desert.
arrived at Charleston on the 9th. On the Goth ult
in lat 80 Sc Ion ~ Q. Cspt fell in with the wIecl,
OF brig olive Branch, of and days from Bristol r /
TOR Havana, and took from her tho following persons:
George Litileheld, mate, Charles II. Salisbury and
Il. Bears, seemen. The above vessel was causzed.
owing 10 her having been struck BY n heavy sen.
while laying TO under a double reeicd trysnl in a
gale OF wind from w at 10 minutes before "a P. NJ
on the 2Sth uishe then righted md sunk her deck
about 10 feet below the surface Of the sea Capt r
q Jones, chung TO The wreck until morning, when he
was washed Off completely exhausted, and sunk TO
rise no more. Mr.. w Eady, second officer and e.
Duyal, cook, colored were drowned in tho cabin as
they were not seen after she rghted: G. Butts and G.
Tburbuf, seamen, were washed from the wreck i'm.
nodiately after she nghted, aud drowned Tho sur
vIYorg after remaining IN tie forctOp until the GOTH
without sustenance, aud believing every moment to
be their last were fortunately relieved from their per-
ilous situation By Capt Bartlett. 3Oth ult lat 81 &c.
lon az a., spoke sciT Perry, ofNew Yo.s, co hours
from Virginia, with cargo Of coal, for Martinique,
who requested that we SHOULD lay by them, as they
Woro IN sinking condition with both humps chokcd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21
YUE NEWS AND ,rIIE VI n n lnli -

lotion and Hour have been tho articles of chief
interest Tor some days. The sales of cotton for tn
wcek have come up to GOO bales, which is cutie an
unusual quantity Prices have gained a 1c. III.
In Hour also the sales have been large for The last
nays including several parcels to arrive. The price
Yesterday and this morning for Common Southern.
i has been IS 81 Troy has been sold AT SsI'
rms morning sol was refused for 500 bbls GeoIcs.
town. and hardly any thing could be obtained at S.
Jour Co,a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21

IL Having published Judge Hopkiusons letter.
we feel bound to comply with the request to publish
that of Mr.. Carll--who seems to be a Swedenbor
ger-and as think has rather unnecessarilv. n.
ken up gauntlet, not thrown by judge Hopknson
but himself 'O''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21

Hsr"'b'at ErP'3sion.--The Opclousas 'I.nn.) Ga
zette states that on the l7lh ult. the steamboat WI
lam Tel while ON her passage from Piusburr to
New O''ahS' about three miles above tho mouth Of
Red River, burst her boiler and sank in sbont fyo
minutes from the time Of the accident, Five l,rs
were lost and The cargo entirely.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21

u From report, the case of Amos Kendall WINS IN
oe considered n tic Senate on Monday. Very Wig
oFous c&eTtlons were being made TO save him. and
OPINION hnc'uoted as TO the result, There is gene
RAJ desire we think in these parts that Amos may be
allowed TO return to Kentucky. lie is however. n
man OF good talent, and Mr. Barry, Col. John
son, and others, who now and then address the pub
lie, find him useful
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21

Bishop Chase has so far recovered from his late ac
cident 10 be able 10 proceed on his Journey TO the
west. lie left Cumberland on the 18th instant for
Ohio so W.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21

In Pennsylvania, the postage on letters. &c. ad-
dressed to the members during the session of the
i-HgSaiurc IS paid by the State. Tho amount paid
SGRd dyti,1y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21
FtOnl Me Phiiidelpkia Prlc1 C,lrr.nl naril1-

''V'' 20. I"II'utpIId FFice CftrTcNi .Hprtl
FLOUR AND NEALSupetfnc -four continued In fair ie,nand
~ oO until thursday, when Factors declined going on lr
the al that price Some sales since been made M s 1l
ano - 90 and we believe as high per barrel The re-
esPs curing the week have been limited the stock remain
ing unsnld IS small s 'S'hs''-
SN About 5000 bushels susquehanna Wheat sold At %
ana delaware at 80 90 held al higher prices
oIn mas remained in good demand IS ~ ca, ~,
White and 38 a 40 cts for Southern yellow.
barrels, and - cts in hlds - - S'S ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21

Hardna-By the brig Spark the editors of tho
Baltimore American have received n letter from Ia,
vana, under date Of Sd instant. which says:-''The
iast Correo, NO 81 from Cadz, brought us intei-
Sehce that the ninety gun ship i!sTos to sail inn
mcdiatcly after from Csdiz for this port with trans
ports and about 1900 men, to relieve those yarrisons
weakened by loss of men whose term of service has
expired She and her convoy daily expected
The lrigate Caslda sails for Cadz, giving
convoy To seventeen Spanish vessels. The itigaic
kestauracion has returned from her cruise. and no.
thng more is heard Of any prvatecr tho coast of
The Island. The Spanish brig Doris, from n. York,
IL missing but probably foundercd or wrecked, and
possibly captured. The u. $ triSatc Brandywine
arrived on the LIST instant The Falmouth is at Key
west, to be here on The 9Th Ofthc late conspira.
cy nothing is now said--it is Of no importance-we
are perfectly quiet. We have no news here of the
approach OF new governor, except from extracts
from Madrid papers. copied INTO the American pu-
Pcrs No change is desired; for the better could
&c made"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21

Tie passage from Philadelphia to Baltimore by
steam boats, IS now effected in less ,han eleven
hours
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21

MARRlED--In this city, on Monday evening last
by Rev. A. Converse, the Rev. FRANcIs BART1 EFT
late OF Brunswick Co. Va. to Miss MAnGAnrT,
Meadow, tMassO Long
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21
amount Of Produce and Number Of Roats nasss

down through the Lower Locks
ArEiT 22 hhds tobacco $50 barrels flour do nate b
manufactured tobacco, barrel beer, | box of goods
bushels coal '-' - 800 O'"''' ~'~o
Arm 10 30 hhds tobacco 10 Kegs manufactured do 3Il
barrels Hour 6o3 bushels wheat load scantng ii boa,s
coal do, 1891 bushels coal = - "'''
ARM isl hhds tobacco, ia kegs manufactured do I5
barrels uouT tons OF bar iron, hIkns bu,er load sand
% boats, coal DO 1886 bushels coal "'
ArniL l5-lO9 hhds tobacco, do STEMS 81 kegs nanu6o
urea ooicco Cos barrels -four 10 bushels wheat % do
coal do, 2054 bushels coal - "''' :
Arm l6-lO6 hhds tobacco kess -, a,,c .,,., \, -,
OF ooacco 500 barrels -four, kin butter barrels OF hes
wax 20 pieces scanins cords of wood "a boats coal d
APRtr IL -l35 hd tobacco do STEMS 42 barrels flour
neg poles 800 hoop poles Of and boats 10
ArnIL 1872 hpds tobacco, 1852 barrels flour 80 bushels
corn DO bushels potatoes 400 lbs leather 200 lbs cordar
$3.50 feet OF plank, cords wood - boats 10 coal do on
bushels coal ~ W. sou
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21
Extract of a letter dated

Extract OF letter dated, Nrw- Oatr,ss Nr..,t or
Inc crop OF sugar asccrianed to as 600 hhds
mule more than half Of last years crop; which gives by cal
cnaon half this quantity moasses 900 hbds of vhc
6OOo are consumed here leaving 900 for expor,ain
Eleven thousand hosshcads have already been shipped
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21
Extract of a letter lla,eh

Extract OF letter dated BoHpElvx, March I5 1850.
nave now to aPPse you Of the daily increasing rise in the
prices OF Wines and Bandes attributed to the DAMAGE 5on.
TO vineyards by the late intense cold Aranaa Rysn S
gradually risen from 1851 RIOf and the advance o "
has been sill more considerable. "a ''"o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21

tefday, or the two preceding days. They were en-
gagged on legislative business, in which the Indian
matters occupied prominent part The House did
not s!t yesterday, IN order that the House may be
ventilated Mr.. Alexander Smyth is severely indis
posed, owing, It is believed, 10 tho impure a,mos-
pherc Of the Hall.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21

a. The Telegraph of Monday contains a teas,
from Mr. Randolph, obtained from him by Col. Ben
ton but not in time for the dinner of the 18Th The
toast is, The PRINCIPLES which Mr.. Jefferson
brought into office, and which brought him in
the touch-stcnc Of the. old Republican Party"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21

w.ieh We did for ton hours, when they stated "
might proceed, as they supposed thew could make a
pott-when we left them, they were standing to the
westward, the wind blowing fresh from S. W. 9Th
INST lat SO o., long ~, spoke ship James Monroe,
from Mobile for Trieste
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21
An HOUR or so
GEORGE n. TTFFIN

hH received by recent arrivals from No,y VII
~ ana Philadelphia, variety of W"
HIHPLE & F.ayVCY Goods
ne thinks It needless to onumerate tho nsres and
TsmJs s5 9ua assures the Country Merchants, his
ana purchasers generally, that thew embrace
par OF almost every article usually for sss in ~,
""po stOres and will be offered at thcmarkci prccs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21

Udsh'ng'on, Saturday Night .4pra II, 1880.
it is with deep and unfcirned concern ,hpt bnvo
10 inform YOU OF the death of the Hon. Alexander
Smyth OF Virginia, which took place at twenty min
uics past twelve this day ut his residence in Wash.
inG'0h Inc disorder which has terminated thus ia
tally and carried AN iucorruptiblc potriot in tho
very zenith OF his usefulness, was fever originating
IN sight cold 1t was rapid in its progress for he
hHI been but few days mdisposcd.
:, Arrangements are making for his public funeral on
Monday. 1t will of course be attended by both Houses
OF Congress the principal heads of Departments SC
1t Is probable that the House of Representatives of
which the General was member, will sit tomorrow
Sunday on the occasiSn-Bah. Rep.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21

o. Gen Smy,h died unexpectedly. lie was u
man OF singular habits, and of me;hodical mind He
.''od more distracted than any public man whose
"eo''s nave fallen under our observation. He was
undoubtedly friend of liberty. The Nat. Intc!li
goncer speaking Of his death says:-
~ ~ Is our unpleasant duty to announce the death
of General Alexander Smv;h. a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -,
Congress from the State of Virginia. He breatbeI
ms last at his lodgings in this city, at one oSloc on
saturday after an illness ofbut few DAYS duration.
Is scarcely TWO weeks since he delivered speech
o. considerable length in the House of Representa-
tves and 1t seems to to be less than week since
we saw hun in apparent, health.
NOi tho lie of Gen. Smyth, an account NAV be
eNpce'eS rom thc pen OF some of his friends-
As public man, from whom we often d;ff;ycJ g.,
widely, we have always regarded him as upright and
CONSCIENTIOUS. HIS manners were urbane and cour-
tSons' and his private life retiring and unobsrusi 10
ms aSeWc presume to have been about siwty-fve 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-21

IN interesting and well contested race.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-13
Aletter from an American gentleman in Paris.

+ Aletter from an American gentleman in Paris
received by the Quesnel, contains the following
l.. A Protestant, the Duke de Broglio, has beer
appointed Minister of Ecclesiastical Affairs,
and Public instructions and being the most con.
spicuous man in the Cabinet, takes his seat n,
President of the Council, or Premiere, by an.
pointment of the King. "
-lNs>
! The boat race and sailing match which took
place Yesterday afternoon. in the Bay, opposite
the Thatched House. Je.sey CITY, was we'll con-
tested and afforded amusement for great con-
course of spectators, had assembled TO witness
it. Five boats entered for the rowing m ,tch.-
Sally-Anu. of Whitehall. was the victor and
took the purse. S25. The boat Grecan. also
from Whitehall. was second best in the race and
took the entrance money, $40. In the sail boat
match .Neiamora took the parse, S25.
7 " T. EUe Post.
The Boat race Yesterday was well contested.
The purse was taken BY the Whtehallers, the
Sally-Ann taking the lead, closely followed by
the Grecian The Jersey boat North America
was the last iu.-I6.
Great " aikiag ma,ch ag4iast Time.-We
are Informed that gentleman of this city, for
considerable bet, started from the Bank Of Ameri-
ca, in Wall street. and walked to The corner of
Spring street and Broadway IN Is minutes and
II seconds, winning his bet by rs seconds, hav.
ing engaged to do it in Is minutes.-B.
-GNs>
Important 10 Lauyers.-ihe Court of the
Kings Bench lately decided in England that
where an Attorney accepts retainer for man
aging case, he is bound to carry il to trial,
even though his client may not furnish him with
sufficient funds at the time.
-<NcS
Charleston g. C-'The States Right Party
have also nominated Colonel Dyay'on as a can.
ddate for Congress, but have made entirely new
nominations for State Senator and Representa-
tives, emitting the names Of Pettigru, Huger,
Legare, Poinsett, &c. SC. From this circum-
stance we infer that the name of Col. Dravton
was preserved through policy rather than choice.
The Charleston Patriot Of lst inst. publishes
a loEg letter Of Mr.. Cheres. in which he dcpre
Gates any separate action Of the State OF South
Carolina, and Is opposed to Notification and a
Convention; but says there is more cause on the
part Of the Southern States for forcbe resistance
TO the Union, than there on the part of the
Colonies for resisting Great Britain; and there
fore recommends, as the only safe course the
united action Of the Southern Subsequently,
or by arms, as may be, against the laws Ut the
United States.-Ne,S York .Ymericm.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-13
Yo lseNt
THE FRAME HOUSE

4%@ = on Water street iaier occupied u Captain
urst!.,,; slsI, the frame house. of large size
$50 nest to Capt 4 Fcnd,li's
oct II JOSIAH II. AVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-13
Stock
{'nyoiiNu Moss,
Cheese.

~ CASKS superior Cjieese, landing from sohnT
1 y Clinton: Stevens, for sale by
LINDSAY. BIII. & CT,
,o fW Y. Z. J..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-13
CoMMUNIcArFD1

- ~ ,'.''"'-to common with many friends of
4 muse Of Industry" was much sratl6ed
ii 10. Proposition Ut one Of your correspondents.
''e m'nner in which you seconded it, to
w., = " twenty subscribers Of ten dollars each.
~ " aid that benevolent institution in its
DI.'Oas during the ensuing winter. IL is not
s,shSiog TO see 50 many ready to act upon
|. seS'ion. At present. however, | believe
ny. ,e ,adn hall the requisite amount has been
(y-1''ea. and that. in general, condiuonaIlv.
V"Ni'ov-ei,rrens fully aware Of the eco
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-13

Appointments By the Presideu.-JoHN j..
maxwell. to be Collector of the Customs for
the District. and Inspector of the Revenue for
the Port of Hardwicke. in the State OF Georgia,
vice Alexander Netherclift, deceased
LEONARD NJ. Parker. to be Naval Officer for
the District of Boston and Charlestown. in the
State Of Massachusetts, vice John 2. Boyd, de-
ceased.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-13
PYLOSOPHIC.4L IND CHEMICAL
k,er1Ugcs

sIG''ugc5
ysvIIE subscriber intends to commence his Course ct
Lecture, 10 hi. STUDENTS on Natural ph'io'oph!
and Che mis,ry IN 5,h dav (Ihursday) evening the
lA,h mat he Lectures will embrace all the subjects
CONNECTED with these two sciences, and the principles
Of each will be illustrate by experiments Performed
ia The presence oil the Class
The l. ectures viii he once week, ana Tue course
will continue abuu FIVE months. Terms ior 'e course
dollars in advance Persons Wishing Ia JOIN 'he
cl.s. ma, ,..v, l-ir names with WILLIAM >TABLER or
BENyANiN II i low Fit
Alexandria Boarding School 10 MOI. $50 tim
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-13
Nnucing Sch0ui .

HER. GENERES has the honor Of informing The la
w dies and gentlemen 1t Iexlalra thai h'' Dane
ing School will open day next, he IS II instant,
at his Room. night Class fox Dung gentiems will
be attended 10.
Practising Balls viii be IS usual every other Friday
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-13

The Boat race Yesterday was well contested
The purse was taken by the Whitehallers, thu
Sally Ann taking the lead, closel Y followed b,
the Grecian The Jersey boat North America
was the last n.-I6.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-13
a Card.
Afford s. DILLON, Surgeon Dentists,

Afford s. DILLON, Surgeon Dentists,
reyENDER ticr professional seryitts 10 the iHhlbI-
Il tants If \lcxandria and the District. They hay
taken an Office OH the oi Sixth street and pcn
s. lvanIa Ac,nue. above Nr. W ebb's Lottery ottic
and opposite God,ly' Hotel: where they may be t'uod
AT all times, read, TO perform sll oP'r at'ns on the
Teeth. They will fife. plug. clean ADD "X'rac' ''ca'
ed teeth and remsi,ine, roots, with care AMI .afN
upon a new and most approved PIN, producing less
pin than ia, former method Tie> vii also setn NJ
iici tr,,h. b, tn st single one, TO res mbie III
natural teeth superior lie .ttrIcc for whi'enlns h'
teeth md hcalin; thc gums can be bad at all nt',
,y ding az their Office aiea waited upon at thea
dwelling. il required Ike poor attended grAt,s.
Washington, oct .
Orders and calls viii he attended go AT the Frank
Hotel Ale>andIls every Fri,iay aud Saturday IN eac
week "I' Ii-n%m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-13
ENsNlng EgeneM Glass.

zsONs fDUX'S Evening Glass is in operation
y L aud TAX place IN Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays. At o'clock, +. N.
those who wish to join. will do well toappy imme
iiatev. nc'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-13

cue ftH,3felPhia ,P1.',on'Sl Advertiser con-
tiW i re 'o'.o"'aS Communication. The conduct
VI van Bnreph has carried establishment every
''y aHd called forth censure among those who
|, e''9endeace enough To give free u,terance
r. t,'e.e 'eHeI coa!'cf.--'rhe editor of the
,,'us on IeIe:~Ph boasts of having seen the
..-s''N from Nj, Mc'.ane. aad talks If the
=, = a. MoeSa Mr.. Van Buren,. was in the ha-
y y. consulting him on all occasions of receiv-
.i.'"aac dispatches. Can the strongest
i ~ VI man 'araISh parallel If Secretary
~ ~ P,"arepuo'ic making such wonderful dis
ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-13
Eor Nent,
n NNESE IND .SrORE

"a n HOUSE IND STORE
SSSE on Fariax street, icrmer, occupied oy Nj
q Cholss Kingston China store The stu
S..S,sA i'm IS well calculated for Grocery TOR China
Store, ~ ma, bs ell kapwn b, the business f"Tmery
done init. It's nesr, opposite the manuiactOIy OF A.
O. Douglass, signui .he Ledger inqnire on the pre-
mises oct 13-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-31

TERMS.-SvnscRIyrioS the Dury CloiNoNp Wmo Sc
wear, and for shorter period At the Of 50 year. pay.
able in advance.
ApvINTStNu For square Of ~ lines or less,
soion IS cents; insertions 81; three insertions 81 IL and
every succeeding insertion 35l
Thrice week, FIRST week 81 %; succeeding week 81
Twice a week, first insertion - cents every succeeding in
scT,ion so cents.
once week. first insertion 10 cents; every succeeding
tertion so cents
al advertisements also inserted in the CONSTITUTIONAL
sNRG.
Transient advertisers pay in advance.
The number of be noted the IS they
Will be inserted until ordered be stopped, and cnaTged
coriingy.
Annual Advertisers charged so dollars for squares
and IN that proportion for Advertisements of greater length
except Auotoneers and Lottery Dealers who charged 500
OF The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published
week, Cruessys and Frays,) FIVE dollars per
psvablo w advance
orddDertsing5sc cents square less. for the in
seTtlou, and 30 for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-31

PROPOSALS
FOR PUBLISHING; BY SUBSCRIPTIONS,
instruction in the Mosaic Religion,
TuE YOUNGER PART or Boru sTNrs.
Translated from The German Of 81. Johis0u,
BY ISAAC L1EsER.
This little work has hid an extensive circulation in
Germany, and may be safely recommended to persons
of every denomination.
TERMS.
I. The work will be put TO press as soon as o suiI
Gent number Of subscribers is obtained.
?. u will be printed on good paper, and delivered
10 subscribers, bound CLOTH no - cents per COPY
payable on delivery.
3. Persons procuring six Subscribers, will be emit.
Ted 10 a seventh copy gratis.
u Those holding Subscription Papers will please
forward them by thr middle of juno
PAH1dclutia. .Hurft. 1850.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-31

LANES ULNSTO.N, Commission, Merchant
IL AS on consignment, and offers for sale
IA II 10 bids. OF Porto Rico and ~ O. SUGAR
~ barrels OF refined sugar nj &c To % CTS
10 brown sugar, (St. Croix)
30 herring
"a - nett shad
- cider vinegar
20 choice crab cider
90 boxes OF mould candles at io3 cts.
40 soap
81 fine roram hats
100 reams Of wrapping paper
70 printing do
80 writing do
10 pieces Of cotton baggiug at 10 cts
90 coils Of baillng rope
, dozen Windsor chairs
. wire selves. assorted sizes
% sides, waXed and russell leather
5000 lbs. OF cotton yarn. assorted
10000 Of Hacks superior segars
Bed cords, leading lines, bags of WOOL naokerol and
NEW AND OLD BACON, &c. &c. all for sale ON
the most reasonable terms. anl-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-31

A SUPPLY of four sided Razor Straps IS just re-
"a ceivcd by the subscriber. These straps are in
high repute in the northern towns, where their qua
ilies have been sufficiently tested to eutitle them t.
strong recommendation. The following certificates
deemed sufficient 10 show their real value:
For tho last two years we have used the Metallic
Strap of j. Morgan, upon instruments and raZors,
and confidently recommend It superior to any
thing ofthc kind we have ever tried.
VIM. Gibson, NJ. ID. w Il. Horncr NJ y.
N. Chapman, NJ. ID. Thos G. James, N. ID.
VIM =. Devices, NJ. y.
Professors Of the University Of Pennsylvania
For the last two years, | have used tho Metallic
Strap of ]. Morgan, for Sharpening and setting my
razors, and can recommend it as admirably adapted
10 the purpose.
John Redman Cox NJ. d.
Professor OF the University of Pennsylvania
mar II II. ID SANNAY.