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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-08

WEDNEsDAN MoKNlNt:. sErT. 3. ESQ.

w We publish a singular correspondence between
MIR. Writ and Governor eSmer of Georgia Every
reader we are persuaded, VIII be disguise at the III.
snlIng tone IN which the latter has seen OF TO an
swer communication, unexceptionabe in manner.
aud couched in the most respectful term, 10 Georria
and her Government
VIC have always feared this Indian question. md
deeply regretted tho Efforts combine it with Marty
feeling. We do not doubt that iuius,ic, ha, been
and wall continue to 5s done to tho Ird,,ps-,bs,
strictly Georgia has no right TO excsd The iuri,dc
ton OF hor laws over the Cherokees and the u. :
10 ''sh' 10 oree them t" leave their country and 90
over the Mississippi Bu, what then? SaI,,v Re;-
P''"c'e' F"P'sHia fe1 In certain cxgences neither
national nor municipal law must Be considered. Po-
nc! oloho inu-e be regarded The safely OF the
State must b. preferred over every law. Such is
inc present eSisency. The continuance of Indian
Tribes in tho bowels of tho States of the TTp,os ns
independent nations, Is impossible and Incompatible
with the preservation of The public peace. Let the
Phlanihropsts and friends of the Indians give way
% that inevitable necessity whroh be conrou
ed or regulated. What destiny has rescvo canno,
be changed Our sympatnies Will. the Indians
and the powerful party who sustain their rights Blu,
We love the Union better than the Indians. phey
must migrate. 1t Is better for them and for aid that
they should-and be Is an enemy their happiness
IN fact, whatever ne may be in feeling, who counscls
them to resist the decree not of the Government,
but of fate.
Could our bundle voice have weigh, with our po-
itcal friends, we would conlure them to abandon
this az party qucstionnot to hazard the tranquil
~ and integrity OF the Union Intellectual crusade
in favor OF Indian rights-but permit that course
of destiny which commenced IN 1892, 9Th the disco
vcrys' America to have quiet aud enforced consum
nation That the Indian should retreat, mouder
away, and gradually disappear before the advance OF
the white man, Is law OF Nature.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-08

u largeand enthusiastic meeting suddenly call
ed, assembled last night at the Capitol, Thos Ritch
10, ESQ. IN the Chair, and John H. Peasants Sect
to devise some mode to commemorate the
pubic sense of the late glorious Revolution in
France. The meeting perfectly harmonious
and determined Military and Citizens pro-
----'~" On Satin rdnv-a National Sainte- md
a recommendation to the cItizeus of n co,a,oI
illumination on Saturday night Mr.. Wyndham
h00ertson OF the Ex. Council designated to deliver
an address in The Capitol.
The proceedings to-rnorrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-08

EJi'crt # Letter from NetO OrleanS Of ayg 2oyI
Vessels arc very much wanted Just nov 10 cary
oh the Cotton and Tobacco that remain here: n con
siderable quantity Of tho latter is yet unsold. end
must remain so until the fal agreeable 10 the marine
reports rom European and Northern ports VIC shall
nave IN few days n sufficient number of Vessels
for III" present demand.
. Inc Cotton aud Sugar Planters Of Louisiana md
hl'eSSspPl Fave line prospects lust now for lnrp.
croPs--thcy are very much in want owing 10 t6e
failure Of the last years crop
The political characters hero have already com
mo"ced oPera,Ion Henry Clay will no doubt receive
tho 7olo o. this State; he lately elected Governor
r. 'l5 hrm Trend, well the Representatives, for
State and Congress.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-08

E5' 1t IS rnmored' says the correspondent of the T.
D uazette' that misunderstanding had arisen be
i"ee" Inc President and his nephew and private Sc
cFetary Mr.. Donneson and his lady, and that in CON-
sequence MAJ. Heath had been appointed sccrcta
~ IN Mr.. DIS stead The cause of the rpisunder-
standing IS the determination of Nr. and Mrs. D.
not to associate with some Of the Presidents political
hmIIy. We know not how much Of this ru,nor is
entitled TO credit.
The same correspondent states that the Depart
m"nt (of State) had received information from Col
umbio, which put it out Of doubt that quarrel had
taken place between Mr.. Ambassador Moore and his
Secretary of Legation. Mr. PIckett-lhat II had pro-
cceded to blows, and that the Ambassador had auGi.r
cd chosliscmcnt. We shall not object TO hear this
iidrngs confirmed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-08

" OF The PARK Theatre " Y. Oh tho night of tho
80 September tho 'ri-coiorcd flag was displayed
and the Narcotics Hymn sung by the whale corps %
the establishment, IN the uniform Of the National
Guard.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-08

Dir our communication addressed to tho c..
crnor OF Georgio has been received inIorro bir, "
your employment by the Cherokee Indians 20 defend
thsm against the operation of The laws of the SIT,
onuProposlng reference Of what you haze tbn,,,h;
proper 70 CAL The dispute between the Cherokee m
lion am the State Of Georgia TO the supremc COM,
pI tno onred States. Tue Governor Of Georg,o
h,owS OF no reason why he should be notified t5ai
professional duty required OF you to take E,es f All
wno nk your ADVICE. Georgia claims no iurisdic,ion
over the Lawyers of Maryland. Your instif",t'"n
w,. nave heoome appropriate when that safe ia;oI.
iores wan your professional busineis wiz ~ g'is
De the mYotUne Of citizen ofMaryland i1s vom TonS
say rs yours) to differ with the constitute cd on,h";
!Nes o. Georga is NOT very clearly rudcr,,ocd w.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07

Old News for Sale.
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE Vols. 8, z,
In for 1890.
Daily do. do. vols. II. IL, for Igii-Ie
Richmond Enquirer, vol. ID for 1917.
Virginia Gazette vols 49, 10, 90, 81, 90, for 1908
4-5-8-7-g-0.
Virginia Patriot, vols. I, Q, 8, d. 6, o, T. @, for
1910 .II-I2-I5-14-i5-I6-f7.
The above in strong binding, and for sale at
the Book and Stationery store Of
mays r.. ID. SANXAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07

Farthcr supplies oil Books, &c.
'I>HE Northern traveller, and Northern Tour.
with the routes to the Springs, Niagara, and
Quebec, and the Coal Mines of Pennsy ana: also tho
Tout Of New England Thirty tvo engravings---
Fourth edition, revised and extended.
XcnoPhon's Expedition of Cyrus. with English
notes. prepared for tho oS schools and colleges.
with life ofthe author; by Charles Dexter Cleve-
land, Professor of Languages in Dickinson Cole e.
Maccullock on remittenl and intermittent diseases,
nclud'ng genercslly mursh fever ard ncuragis;
pristng under the former, various anomalies, obscu-
rities, md Consequences; and under systematic
sew of the latter treating of tic douloureux scati-
ca headache ophhalmls, toothache. palsy, aud many
othcr modes and consequences Of this generic dis
ease.
Winners Episcopal Manuel, beng intended rs q
summary explanation ofthe doctrine, discipline and
worship of the Episcopal Church. etc. etc.
Third edition.
Moores life of Lord Byron
Pelham, or the adventures of gentleman.
T Psse Ds"wned, by tho same Author.
Lawre Todd, or the settlers in the woods-by
John Gait, Esq.
Flora's Dlctionary-by lady
Rcgisler of officers and genie, civil. military and
naval, IN tho service Of the United States, 1880
Memoirs of the Rev. Matthew Henry, by ]. 3.
Williams. ESQ. F. A.
Aids to reflection, by s. T. Colcridgo, with pre-
hmnsry essay, notes, and illustrations, by James
Marsh.
Poscarini, the partricion of Venice.
Life of the Rev. Edward Payron, u. D. late Rec
tor of the second church in Portland.
Bickersteth's Christian Hearer, designed to show
the importance OF hearing the word, nDd to assist
christians in hearing with profit.
PROVINCIAL Letters, containing an exposure of the
reasoning and morals of the Jesuts. by B!ase P az
cal, originally published under the of Louis De
Montate, translated from the Frencb-to which is
added, Wow Of the History of the Jesuits and the
late Bull for the revival OF the order in Europe &c.
received for snlo by
WA ls---s COLLINS e. CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07
N,AROLINA MOSS, for sale.
- lie Is JAS WINSTON
FRESH DRY GOODS.

Ch6Si1 In GOODS.
N anticipation Of their general advertisement, the
IL subscribers inform their cusfo and other pur-
cases, that they have received by the last arrivals
from Philadelphia. New York and Boston, One Hun
dred and Eighty Packages Fresh .4nerican and
British Dry Goods in which are included their own
import alton from England, (va New York; consist
ing in part of the following articles
Extra blue, black, brown. olive, and olive brown
London cloths
Extra blue, black, drub, mixed, fancy mixed, and
lavender London cassiinercs
Plain and fnncy white London 5iarseilles cuttings
White and colored ground chints, printed do do
PlaiI buff toilenets
beautiful assortment ofthe newest style Prints
Fancy, checked, and striped, and -4drianopie Cd
neu ayie ginghams
-, and Ga cambria and jsconet muslins
White bordered crayats, worry superior-and
Mixed and striped linen and cotton drills
Their assortment is now very good, and viii in
lew days be the most commanding they have over
had. r. g. E. JAMES g. Co
aplD-tf Market Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07
ALGERNON SIDNEY.

ALGERNON SIDNEY.
lust PUBLISHED--Th Letters of hlpernon
~ Sidney, in defence of Civil Liberty, and against
the oncroacbments Of Military Dcspoiism written by
an eminent citizen of Virginia, and first published in
the Richmond Enquirer in 13I0-10. 70 which are
added, in an Appendix, the remarks Of Mr. Richie.
rs referred to by the author of "Algernon Sidney
IN page 30 of the pamphlet; with an Introduction BY
tho present publisher. For sale by
sp97 COLLINS g. CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07
ROK RENT.

EOk RENT.
Thc Brick Tenement now in the oe-
Kun cupancy Of Mr.. Poindcxter, on Shockoc
EssSs Hill, in good order for the reception Of a
gentecl family. Apply to
ma ITS Il. ID. BIGGER.
kTLEGAkf rAkASOLS.-A few PaIasols OF Paris
IL make nsw style and richly finished well deserving
attention OF those Ladies wanting superb article will be
found at II. JENKINS
Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store. Main
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07
Just Received from France,

Juol hcCCNCu HOHl france,
Up EGNAULD'S Pectoral BalsamIc Paste Tho
~ beneficial effects Of this Paste, known lonp
time before ii was made public and its Subsequent
srccess have procured 1t the favorable reception with
which has been honored ever since its first appoar
ance.
II is highly beneficial TO persons afflicted will,
lungs.
In asthma, either in old or young patients. this
preparation employed in rather large doses, especial
ly at night, when going to bed, has frequently ef.
ectcd complete cure, and constantly procured
sleep, and rendered cxpectoration abundant and
easy.
In coughs which accompany and follow measles, in
the whooping cough it is productive of the most do.
sITabe effect.
~ IS also useful to persons who arc obliged TO speak
professionally in public.
Many OF the public journals, and some Of the most
eminent physicians IN Paris, have given Rcgnsuld's
Pas'e most fdttering recommendation. a constant
supply will be kept by the subscriber at his Book and
Stationery Store, warranted genuine.
ma 20 r. n SANYAV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07
Pcrtumery, DC.

lust received. the following, viz: Cologne water,
- genuine French, in bottles Of great variety OF
shnpes Florida water; aromatic vinegar; honey wa
ter; French and English soaps; burning PARTICLES.
tended for burning in sick rooms, which when lighted
emit most fragrant odour; pearl powder; rouge in
pots vinegar of rouge Macassar oil; bears oil ge-
nuine otto Of rose, and milk Of roses.
an 10 II. G.. McNEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07
TO LOVERS OF HORSES.

HINDS' FARRiERY, recently published by Juo Grisg,
II Philadelphia. e"'
This book pud, tho hest information the adj
yerse can GET from the city who
judges he warranted n saying that Is decidedly best
treatise on the subject to be found print and PROCESSES TO
embrace nothing its table Of treated OF
in q mastery style.
1t would bs :upersuoos TO say tina, those who Justly appre
cate that noble and ussf animal The Horse will find This
most desirable little volume
Price IS cents-For T7e, by JOHN a. MASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07

II Newspaper for the Ladies.
Proposals tor publishing in the City of Washington
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in neat ouarto form
containing eight pages, devoted entirely to the dis.
semnat,on OF intelligence useful and interesting TO
the Ladies, to be entitled 6 w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07

Gauze and Merno Flannel.
LIME and super fine patent eauze, and merino
Il fannels just received by II NELSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07
Handel and HAYDN Soc;e,

Handel and Haydn Society
,obLECTlOS Of Church music; being collec.
~ ton OF The most approved Psalm and LYNN
tunes; together with many beautiful extracts fton the
works Of Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, and other EN-
inent modern composers, &c. &c.
n supply received by
june COLIINs& co
eRHOWNS BEST CHEWINfi TOBACC0--
y nor2 For rtoby IL g. McNEwIeA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07
Musical Cabinet

classical Pocket Library for the German
~ Flute. Flagcolet, Violin or Oboe-consistinr os
Songs with worjs] and dances
Duets and trios
Scottish airs and songs, as Duets & trios
Irish airs, as do do
Welsh airs and songs. as do 60
Italian airs. as do do
French songs and airs, as do do
German do do ns do 10
Marches Il quick steps as do 10
-, Selected. arranged, and partly composed bv {.
Whitaker-is numbers received and for sale
ma 27-ts COLLINS e 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07
CIRCULAR.

w AsHING TON, juno 7, 1880.
Sir:-You will perceive by the accompanying pro-
poston, that offer to act as Agents for those 10
may own Military Land Wsrrants on tho Virginia
State and Continental Ests blishment, United
States Revolutionary Bo.inty Warrants; and We
quest the favor Of you TO enclose this such Of
acquaintance may be interested 10 those claims,
with such Recommendation Of Us ~ you mny think
so MORT.
With great respect,
Your obcdieni eervsrts,
JOSEPH DUNCAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07

NUS'r CEIvED-Spanish Grammar. Inv A.
- De Lets,nendi. late Consul of Spain tor East
Florida Also. BY tho same author, Notas Historicas
sorre Ia kevolucion de Espana comprendierro la
epoca &c 1914 hasta 1898, for sale AZ the Book u
Stationery Store of n, D. SANxAY
ma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07
TO GARDENERS,

s,'., Encyclopaedia Of Gardening, very large and
ne rlac'eal American Gardener exhibiting the time for
Old Gardener. "' " s''Us"'' " q"
HE American Gardener, by Citizen of Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07
RECEIVED AT NXSH's

MOS. q and IS, Library Of Useful knowledge
~ Do 8 Maps adapted to do.
OF continue subscribers 10 the alloy, a. ,.s,.
Vol Is, English Com, Law Reports
NO s. Tanners. Series, Library of Useful knowledge
No o, (Apti, American Turf Register.
Received at NASH'S Book Stationary and Fancy s,orc
" - ~sS'0'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-03
INSTALLATION OF THE GENh"''
GRAND HIGH PRIEST, &C.

u Grand Royal Areh Chapter Of ne D, s,a.i ~
hIn.bia.-A special Communication OF I'VE o ms
al Arch Chapter of the District OF COLUMNS. 40,
junction with the Grand Royal .1Eeh lniI" cag
State as Maryland, will be held on Mfl'', Gts
neat, the Third Of aprii. at 7 O'Clock, srs,,s
Masonic Hall, in the CITY Of Washington r sJ d.
purpose of insta ling into Office the Hon
ings'on, General Grand High Priest elect, a% Pfs
Joel Il Poinse't, Deputy Gsner. Gram. nh cS,yr
elect, Of the General Grand Royal A'e"
the United States of Amercs. ,ch,o,s
The "fficers and Members OF the Gran" : J o.
the District are hereby directed. and 'ir ND II
bers and vi,iters of other Chapter ~ '''e "'
requested to attend on the occasion
BY order uf the NJ Il. G. H. r. ,c,.,e,7.
WAR KERR, jr. Grand '''''''
.9prI g 1880 49,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-03

The following are the concluding remarks o.
DR.. Reds Introductory to a series of Lectures al
the Franklin Institute, Rochester:
sCould persuade the mechanics and manu-
facturers. who nowhear me, of the truth of what
now say-IfI could inspire them with the cour.
ace TO devote one hour every evening after theil
daily labor is done, to the study of these truths,
should deem myself almost a benefactor; for
they would soon find, that their work would be ac-
complished in less time and with more ease. The
profit would be double. In year 500 hours thus
spent would be worth as many dollars-more-
for who can calculate the amount of information
practical knowledge that would rush in from
the rami6ed rivulets thus brought into view?
Do we need demonstrations Here it is-look at
it. A distinguished civil officer in sister State,
tras brickiayer till tarenf-sir years of age; and
previous to that time. qualified himselfin single
hours, after work, for the highest offices and
honors has State could confer.
-aeoe9en-
Great Specula,ions.-A part of the mineral
district of Missouri, comprising twenty or thirty
townships and parts Of counties, is advertised to
be sold at auction on the first Monday in August
next, at the Land Office in st. Louis. In addi-
ton to lead, ores of iron, manganese, zinc, anti
mony, arsenic, plumbago, and other minerals of
miner importance, are to be found in that dis.
trict, which is also represented to be remarkably
healthy, we'll watered, and timbered with pine,
sycamore, cotton wood, sugar maple, and othrr
rich productions of the forest.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-03
Notice.

TN virtue of the powers vested in US by ,h,a ~,
Il late General Assembly of Maryland, we,.J n
at Piscatawsy on SATURDAY. The 24m ,o uos s.j2
next, at ~ O'Clock. to contract with 'he MI
for CUTTING a CANAL about a qoa'.1rg y,rk; -
length, between two points on f,sc.taw.y 70 Is y
for clearing said Creek Of the ob'iracuo'; n Of 81
CATION. by the trees and underwood y' ,HSronch 8
hanging it; and for cutting cbsnnel '"'''0
bunk at the lower end of IT. r. ,lc Is
The terms, and further specifications
will be given at the tins Of contracting coz
mo. c. aoO aisr
Piscataway. Md. 23d March, 1Sso-rnar -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-03

required to hasten their march as much as the Sc
we're winter will permit; and, as has been before
stated. no furloughs are to be granted to ohcers.
A letter from Navarino of the 18th Jan. an
nouuces. that 16 English men-of-war lately moor
ed in the Gulf Of Lepanto, opposite to petras'E
The cause of their appearance Is unknown ~ n'
however, supposed, that they are intended as i
check upon the Presidents party, IN
The Courier de la Gree ofthe 1Sth OF Dec. con-
tains the following decree published by Count Ia
20 d'Istrias:-'sThe King of France has anoroeu
a new proof of his benevolent disposition towards
Greece by sending Col. Gerard to cooperate III
the organization of our regular troops. In oroer
to evince to this distinguished officer the senti
ments of confidence with which the choice OF his
majesty has inspired US, we declare as lolio"s:I
l. Colonel Gerard is appointed to the rank OF
Lieutenant General-2. As such he will receive
from us special orders for the inspection and or
ganization of the troops, and every other mea.
surerelative to the regulation OF the Greek Army.
HAvRE MARKETS.
Sales on the 18th Feb. 81 bales of Georgia Cot
ton at II sous; 50 Tennessee, IL So; ll9 Loul-
siana. 19a 90. $50 hhds. of sugar, 69f SOC.
7af. SOC; Gates. of Rice, 25f; 81 bags Pimento,
zoe.
10th Feb 200 bales Georgia Cotton, ssf. eof;
244 Louisiana, 80 81.
LONDON, February IS.
Stock Exchange, Twetre o'clock.-Consols
opned at 9a4 /, soon after were done at 92!, and
are now 90 !, and for next Account 92s 9S.-
For money % 3 J. +.
Tmo o'clock-There are no speculations OF
any importance going forward in Consols. They
are for Account 81! alternately buyers and
sellers.
Three o'clock.-Consols UNMARRIED.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-03
Wanted,

NOR the use Of the Middle pglasSES
Il Ten or fifteen good CARTS and ho" a. zsii'
plicants will call on Capt, James Sc"u'Fe'' nrs
Kidwe,i, superintendent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-03

This was testing humorously an important dog
ma of the Catholic Church; which, being in
dead language, 81 hope tina, the public will find
..nothing offensive in the introduction" and none
Il intended to those familiar with that language.
.4Dri{ /. A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17
by OTIS, DUNLOP e. co.
GROCERIES SIIOES r.,

On TUESDAY, the 18Th inst al 10 o,cIo.b Will,
De e0d al oar Auction Store. an of f;,o
ceres ana 70 cases superior Shoes direct from tho
manufacturers CONSISTING of womens best hal becIr,
Iohes' men $ calf, mems heeled pumps with strans
men KIP boo,es, mems Gulf bootces stout brypnns
ma ~ N"~sS'
STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
I'm WEDNESDAY, the 10Th inst at o O'clock.
w''' DC sold at our Auction Rooms, without reserve
me residue OF Messrs. Kyle & Cochran's stock of
DRY GOODS.
mere Is yet to be sod thread Iaces lace vcils a
arge quantity OF domestics, large quantity of flan
hels Cloths and sa,t;
nets anu cassnets, silk hose, Valencia and Toiienet
Ssstihg, ribbons, silk hdkf.., Gsrm,n ozuahrrrs
blankets, cotton shawls, &c. &c.
After which,
30 bales brown shcctings and shi.tinps
III cases bcached lin Is r-..
= bales heavy and wide cotton oznnb.rrs
10 cases plaids
bales checks
cases Irish linen
do brown Holland
do silk Gag hdkfs,
do Ga cambria
do elegant calicoes
Terms, = and months credit for aporoved napcr
o - u. ID. d Co. Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17

100 MULES FOR SALE, Of which 80 three
4 wv years old aud in tocrablc order.) will be
disposed of now; and the residue (thrce years old
next spring. in August and September next. They
arc all from New Hampshire and having been bought
low. will he sold ut prices considerably less than The
Richmond market price. Apply to Mr.. ID. Chap
man, GEO. TAYLOR
Horn Quarter, near Hanover Courthouse
wish to hire good brick mouldcr and wood
workman, and to buy man servant Of good charac.
ter. c. ~
ma It-taw2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17

WAS committed TO the Jail OF Gooch!and county
w on the 3lst of January last, negro boy who
calls himself TOM, about I8 years old, about 8 feet
q or inches high; had on whom committed suit oil
white yarn domestic and says he belongs TO Messrs
Dawson d Roach of Fredericksburg, who purchased
him OF a Mr Powell ofFauqnier county, that he ran
away about June or July last. The owner or owners
OF said slave arc requested to como forward, prove
Their property, pay cxpences and take him away
ROBT. G.. MACON, Tailor for
VIM. Boiling, Sheriff of Goochland.
np l3-lRWam
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17
IRISH LINEN STORE.


Stirling Linens, ShcstingS, Diapers, &c. &c.
- Cases Al Irish Linens in full pieces, from 30 cts
20 to 81 IS per yard, OF improved sewage and war.
rsnted grass bleach
cases do do in half pieces, do do
do 7-8 do full pieces, from IS to 30 cts.
Irish and Silecia shectines
6-.i, III. Cd. and iO-4 damask table diaper
Damusk napkins aud dung cloths
I case birds eye diapers
I do long lawns
totion, free from any imperiocton, warranted pure
lncn aud grass bleach. Persons or (am,lcs, wishing
linens by the piece half piece. yard, will ind them
at tho lowest market prices at
ROBERT II. JENKINS
Irish Linen aud Fancy Dry Good Store, Main g.
IRA "