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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-09
Postscript.

New YoRK, Der. 6.-l2 o'ci00
Ne,os Expected Merchants Exchange
Telegraph has just announced the following ships
below:
Packet ship Florida, Tinkhan,. from Liver
pool; day of sailing September lst.
Packet ship Hannibal. Hebard. from London;
to have sailed from Cowes September LIST.
Packet ship Edward Quesnel, Hawkins, from
Havre; dav Of sailing August 20.
The steamboat Rufus King has gone down.
The letters, &c. are expected about 4o'cock.
Com. .4,iu.
Aferico.-The United States. from Vera Cruz.
arrived at New Orleans, brought letters and pa
pcrs to the Cd September. There was nothing
new. Congress was still in session; some new
duties have been levied on foreign goods consum-
ed in the several states. which amounted to about
10 per cent. There had been several arrivals
from France, Germany and England, with their
cargoes.
The papers are entirely silent on The subject
OF the movements Of Guerrero's partizans. on
the southern coast. Vera Cruz had been some
what unhealthy, owing to the want of rain. The
fever has attacked the natives rs we'll as areign-
ers.
A convoy Of specie from the interior vas talk
ed of. to leave the capital about the st Septem-
Der, which indicates internal tranquility.
A letter from Mazatlan Of Goth, states that the
captain q the pert vho, it will be recolIcstel,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-09
From the Courier Francois.

Mr. Edltor-Ihave this morningreceived three
numbers OF yonr Journal of the SOth July, s. st
4 Cd August. The great news they brought
me have thrown me into a state difficult to be
described How happy and proud am 70 be a
freachman! wrote to you in haste and am
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-09
ALEXANDRIA, ID. c.
SATURDAY u0RMNG. OCTOBER 9 ls@
o~EDAY LATER FROM LONDON

BY the ship Milton. Barstow, from Liverpool
London paper of the Goth OF August has been
received at New York. Ii appears that a speedy
recognition BY France, of the south American
Republics. is confidently expected. fhe follow
ing extracts are copied from the Journal of Com
merce:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11
NEW GOODS.

I'uE subscribers have received by the Fairfield
rom New York. large supply f desirable
ancy and Staple DRY GOODS: among which, arc
the following articles.
i!eavy black and blue-black Iialian lust rinqs
Do do Go d. do Gro de Mans
5'4 heavy merinu bombazlnes
French do
Rich gauze and Gro de Nap hdkfs
Lace capes and bobbin"t laces
Bobbnet footing and "dgrngs
Black and white silk hosiery cheap
SIX and hors"-skin gloves
Black, whit" and cold Ar phrne grapes
ID" do do do Italian do
ID" Mandarin, Nankn & Canton do very low
Gr" de Nap ribbons, good assortment
Belt do dn to
Superior black Genoa velvet
Supcrhn" linen apes and bnbbns
IRISH aud German linen sheetnrs
IRISH linens, long lawns
Tnhl diapers
Linen cambrlcs and linen cambria hdkis
Leghorn bunneLs, CHEAP
Straw bands Sc &c
. ne above goods are Just received from the New
ork auctions, and will be sold treat BARGAINS
hugo BALDWIN, IVES g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11
NEW GOODS.

X H. JENKINS has just received by the Hor-
-, nor, a iarg" assortment, Of fancy gauze ond
silk handkerchief, Consisting of damask and scarn
e"chascd or" dc In, harlequin, embroidered crane.
zephr' ch barreg", &C. &c; large and small fancy
sauh' ana oarrcge scrais chongesbl- k,derones for
iad"s dresses; reed aud velvet re icucs and purses
hsutred SWISS null for curtains, linen cambrc hand
kerch'efs nom 25 cents to superifne; embroder ed
"h''e cotton hose, black and whit. silk and misses
raw sk' do rich figured SATIN tafi.ta and pauze
rooons-a few pieces more of manila dimItv n new
qua Huch approved article for ladies' under dresses:
cameo bracelets and belts. and style figured belts
uu'.s 'ancy cravats. painted bordrrcd linen cambria
"ahdKcrchieis; superior black nankcen and canton
grapes superior black Italian an India and
gr" de naps linen cambrIcs; iv ~ fans; few large
si"' race horelas and fshulles of new style-aso
iafg' supply oi low priced lace capes and collars:
worked Swiss spencers and lace cufis-oIso 100 pie
ees 10" priced calic"es from cd to 20 per yard
. Inc above, with an extensive assortment of lace
fancy and stapl" Dry Goods. will BE- sold ms usual
at reduced prices, at his Irish Linen and Fancy Drv
- 'C''ic HS"H s''eP' .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11
NETWORK
-DourtId! OF Commerce.
EVENING EDrGl OF.

An Evening Edition OF the journal of e. omnerce Is
published DAILY, and sent off BY The -rear Southern
and Northern Mails and the Steam Mail TO the East
ms edition contains all news received by the ma 4.
ana from vessels arriving at this port and a notice O
mercantile transactions IN the New York Marke,
whenever they possess interest down To 2 o'cIock
r. M. The Editors have established a very yoIuo.
aole correspondence. with al the princpal CONNER.
ciaI cities IN the world. They have a swift sailing
schooner' punt IN Baltimore expressly for them be.
SIDES row boats, the whole maintained az an animal
expense oil more than four thousand doIkuys and do
'ocn '%cusVey TO their use, by which ships ar, fire.
q"chty boarded at the distance of y and sometimes
one hundred mIes from the city All the arrange
ments at the establishment re upon the mos, Gbc
raj scale Of pense, and possess an efficiency ubcb
constitutes the Journal of Commerce. issued as i, -
twice day decidedly the best channel of news bo
ioiitlcaI ana Commercial, hch can be found IN this
ci?; run accounts OF news received by foreign ar
''di' a. IhS port are frequently off twenty f,ur
hours before he merchants letters by the sal me YES
sells are placed IN the Post Office.
In the present critical state of the markets which
mere lie every reason to believe will continue al least
Tor some months, merchants throughout the copntrv
VIII hnd tins the cheapest, and most complete cores
p"ndeRCe witch can possibly be established
= u During the winter, when the Northern and
Eastern Mails start III the morning. the Mornino
Edition Is forwarded; that subscribers receive
morning and evening paper alternately. giving them
,he news Throughout the year to he latest posi-
bic hour t
Terms SO per annum, payable in advance All
orders and payments may be forwarded by mail al
the rsk and charge of the Editors
HALE 81 HALLocK.
~ All Editors who rocey" the DaIly Journal
as on advertisement twice and charge the same to
our account
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11
DEBATES OF TnE CONVENTION.

We are al length ,nabled 60 announce he publca-
ton OF the Proceedings ana Debates OF the Virgin.
ia Cow CntIon Tor lG29-30 The public NAV rest
assured that we have spared no pains to make he
Volume perfect possible. We regret that the
publication has been delayed longer than was eX-
pccted but he delay, perhaps, may have added it's
value, many Of the speeches have been revised by
the members and many of the Debates are now pub
lishcd for the first time We may repeat, in the
words of the Preface, that "Iftb' Vol. now lay
before the public be not complete, we are sure, at
least, that It Is valuablr and we may be- pCrha ps
excused the harmless vanity OF expressing sur
prise. that instead Of not doing more, have done
So much When determined on the publication,
We had no idea that the Work would exceed 600 pa
gcs but have been greatly disappointed, this
Volume contains 924 pages, large octave, closely
printed on Brewer type. handsomely executed, and
on good paper IL contains about as much matter as
1000 pages vc. IN email plea typC-CCual TO four
volumes of 800 pages each. II is, IN truth. a. com
pctc a history at all the PROCEEDINGS of the Convcn
ton, well Register Of all The Dcbrie' could
we'll be obtained II gives most cf the Views, as
well much of the Wisdom and The E.OQucnCc, OF
most OF the distinguished men IN Virginia, upon the
greatest subjects, winch can engage the attention Of
mon in Society: the foundation of Government, and
the elements which should enter into the composition
Of is various Departments
We have always felt the strongest disposition to
present this volume to the public low price as
possibe-yot, IN order TO indemnify ourselves for the
heavy expenses nave incurred, and the risks We
hayrrl u Is impossible fix the price at less than
( f,r handsome calf bHding and So 30 i'm boards
This Is considerably below the price suggested
our bprk-scIlcrs--and upon comparison. we ma,
fcarcssy pronounce that 1t - infinitely he chcIpcN
Book ever published III the State of NrEina--pr per
maps ~ any other STATE If we may Judge by our Sub
scrption List, the No. Of copies now printed ma,
fall far short OF the demand and, therefore, il mai
DC advisable for those who wish To secure copy, u
make early application.
Il Our distant friends will perceive that the Bool
is ton large to be transmitted by Ma-ihcir orders
by private conveyance, will be promptly ATTENDED
10, II accompanied with the Cash which IN trans
action Of this DESCRIPTION, Is an indispensable.
+ NtOur Editorial friends will be kind enough L
say. that he Book is ready for delivery.
avg 3l--@5tiS RITCHiE e. COOK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11
JAMES WINSTON.

Commission Merchant, Market Bridoe.l
II AS on consignment and offers 4 r sale
- $4,000 lbs. best Smthfrld bacon
100 barrels nett, gross and roe hcrrnrs
80 hhds OF superior New . msl4ssCs
hhds. ofstone ware, assorted
iOo heavy sun-dred hides VERY low
400 lbs. of stout sole leather
80 gross Of quart and pint bottles
lOO boxes of soap and candles
w reams of good printing paper
lUo teams OF wrapping paper
10 bales Of raw cotton
'UOo IDS. OF cotton Narn and more daily expected
100 barrels of tar
iOooO feet flooring plank and railing
20 pieces and half pieces cotton bapginr
20 barrels OF Newark cider
10 do do viuogor
600 kegs Of lard in shipping order
IoOoo OF Neb5's cigars, at So
BAL" rope, castor OIL bed and sash cod md IeadinS
lines, Spanish olives, family -four. wire sievcs.
). w agent for wire mandatory IN Baltimore
VIII order (trce of commission woyc wire work of all
kinds ~ " '
w agent for William Prince, proprietor of the
linnRn Botanic Garden Flushing. LONE Ispnd
will order anything in his inc
Juno
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11

iEhhS.-SUBs, RirrtoN to the D,Ly RIcinoNp Wine Sd
year, and for shorter period the of SO Year. pay.
able IN advance ~
ADVERTISING For square Of 10 lines less one IN.
scron as cents; S three and
every succeeding insertion 33i cents
Thrice week, first week 81 %; succeeding week q
Twice week. FIRST insertion 10 every succeeding in
frrtion 50 80 "
Onco week. first insertion IS cents cv.rv IN
Srtion Sd - 'o "
All advertisements also ia the CONSTITUTIONAL
VINO.
TRANSIENT advertisers must pay N advance.
The number of mus, noted on the MS or they
will he inserted unit; ordered stopped and cha
eordngly
Annual Advertisers charged SO dollars squares
and m that proportion for of greater cngh
except Auooneers and Lottery dealers who 500
W The CONSTITUTIONAL WING published twice
week. tuesdays and Frdays,) five dollars per annum
payable advance
ForAduertsng-7 cents square, less for the in
sertion, and so for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11
United States o,rt, SIM Great end h.,.,.-,,
District Of pirginia, June 18th, 1859

N.
ph'E Mccall and R'cbsssi amillie 8 Co am
wing partners Of Mccall, Smile g. Co. MI.
gyms, Catherine Harrison, execur,x WiII.. Hu,"s
,rs,.a ~ ~s.n, and Armstead +. uason, executors b
ti: VI nauhew Harrison, deed. and william n
narrison Thomas Harrison, Maria Hsrr;.on ss -.
chldr"' SiArsare, Harrison, and Elizabeth H.rrison
Ma,hew snd aeysees and leSatees Of the said
- nsrrson, decd, who was executor an, 60
OF me de'isees Of Burr Harrison, dec,d "a ~. oIc
we "ers OF Cuthbrrt Harrison. sho wa. .I.o -: ~
devise IS harrison decd, Sarah A. HARRISON
c,ieoi me said Burr Harrison, and heir of III
.u'noert Harrison, Lawrence Aerander and - -
az ex ors OF Thos. Harrison and NV H.,Sf-
SON. R"ru ana William A Harrison. Mary A. a.rri
sarah r. HARRISON, children and repre- srni,,, s u
ssiu homas Harrison, Who was also dev,se- rs d..
M.,,hsm, I p he'r OF Cuthbe't H-rrison. Solomon
,''eWs, hchard Patton, John Jordan James AI.n
"'ham Steinbergin Relen Mccall vido. ona ,.a
zee OF John Mccall, who surviving u,rtn.r IS
Sohn mccall Go, James Richie s Co. and Areb;.
Dad Henderson, surviving partner of cs.,sSnrd 80,
Henders N, defts.-iS CnNoEny Ain
inns cause which has abated as TO the deGt. J.s
ae, n.e q Co and Archibald Henderson, Surviving
partner OF Slassford and Henderson by their S-a,,
IS by consent OF the parties by their coi,na.s I;
10 stand revived IN the names Of John Scott ,dn,r.
OF James kItche, decd who was suryiyinr ns,snsr
y, ~, James htchie e Co. and of h,bn p-renson 81
RIOS. 1undeil, adm'rs Of Archibald E.,nde..n .u
was surviving partner Of Glsssford and E;srs
"'o nave Med Their answers and coming on Ibi, d.,
70 De hearH upon the papers formerly read and tL.
answers aforesaid, by the consent of ae nit, "a y o
aforesaid defts, Scott, Ferguson and NundeIi. =, :;
aGJdaged, ordered and decreed, that an account be
sSe" before one OF the commissioners OF this co,t at
the amount due to the defendant rohn Co., VI
James Rtchie, from the representatives of Burr H.-r;
sou, aec O. under the deed of trust in the proceed
n6s men''oned-and that account also be taken be-
r VIC s"'he commissioner OF the amount duo 10 the
AFORESAID adm or of the said Archibald Henderson fam
the representatives of the said Bur- Harrison und.r
The deed aforesaid, and also an .ooount Of the =.
oHn' aGe 10 tie said comp!ainants under the afore
sad deed OF trust; which complainant is rropr.J q,
state, settle and report the same with any matte.
SPeciIIiy stated deemed pertinent by himself or re-
Iueu ny either the parties TO be sated-sHd that
"e same commissioner dc inquire report to the cmrt
nov much OF the lands and premises in the said deed
OF trust mentioned was purchased of the aforesaid
Burr HARRISON by the def SteInbereen aud Allen res
Pecu'siy-sha the amount ofthe purchase money
agreed by them to be paid the said Harrison there
for. \ copy Fes,e ''e
RICHARD JEyrHIEs, Clerk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11
Bobbinct Lace Wells.

~ I'll JENKINS has Just received bv the Rich
~. mond Packet, additional supply of rich
black and white bobbIne lace wells white gauze and
superior black Italian Grape wells, green barrege and
gauzc for vcils--whch he offers for sale af verv
reduced prices, at his Irish Linen and Fancy Dry
Good Store. Main Street omT 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11
r. ID SANXAY.

Successor TO ". H. FHswhyisonn,l
EHAS lust received at his Book, Stationery and
II Fancy Store, an assortment of gold silver,
tortoise shell and steel mounted pcctacIs for all
Also convex concnvc, green and azure loose glasses,
suita bic for hose who require a change, which he
can fit III old frames Spccaclos repaired
Cfoid fnslers' magnfying glasses, of various kinds,
for he examination of minerals spy and opera glass
cs; acorn, beetle and botanical microscopes; eye
glasses, for short sighted persons convex shaving
glasscs Telescopes cleaned and repaired Glass
tubes fitted To thermometers. 10 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11
Executors Safe Of Land and Negroes.

AUGUST 28th 1890.
4 conformity with the last will and Testament oF
IL Rob. Morrison, decd, will expose to public sale
on me premises for cash. Thursday the Sorb Sent
next; II fa!r, otherwise the far day. q traoi of
Land lying IN the county of Albemarle one and a
dHHn'g N0aP Pied 10 the culture of Corn. Wheat
and P"bacco. and is IN a high state of Improvement
and cultivation. There Is on the premises most
comfortable dwelling house, with every necessary
clubhouse IN good repair The stables and barns arc
IN good state of preservation and of the NEST con-
vcnicnt kInd-lndesd feel no hesitation whether
the ncghbourhood, the heathnes. of the situation,
the fertility OF the soil; the comfortable md copve
nent arrangements about the parm be takcu into
consideration. ia pronouncng 1t ore of the most de-
siraoie establishments IL 1he upper country.
more minute description is deemed unnecessary us
1t Is presumed those who wish To purchase will view
the lands and Judge for themselves. As the above
sale is made to pay the debts of the estate it will
most certainly be sold without reservation for what
ever it will command
At the same time and place will sell on credit of
twelve months, about thirty negroes as likely and as
valuable as any IN Virginia, and the life estate of
Mrs Morrison IN about as many more.-Fhere will
likewise be sold at the same time and place and on
the same terms, the stock Of every kind Consisting
Of horses cattle, sheep and hogs together with the
household ond kitchen furniture, and farming utensils
Of every description. Bonds with approved security
will be required of the purchasers.
NELSON F. SHELTON Ex'or
of
RoBr MORRISON, Decd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11
TO Mrs. RhOda Burnett.


: you InhabItam OF the State Of Nir-
~ gina. and have no known hgcnr IN this Com
monwcath, take this method of notifying you tha,
on tho LIST DAY OF November next. at the Tavern Of
Garter Moody, in the G. unity of Chcsicrfcld IN this
State. shall proceed t. take the dispositions of Ste
phcn Branch. William Martin Frances Burton and
RchrCcn Owen 10 he read IN evidence in suit dcpcn
ding IN the Superior Court Of ChanC"ry Tor the Rich
mond District, in which am plaintiff, and you ere
defendant. The examination Of the above witnesses
viii commence on The day aforementioned, between
\. NJ and > o'clock =. NJ and will be continued
each successive day Unnecessary between the same
hours till It shall be concluded.
aug3O wat SARAH LEFT.
rINHE PUBLIC arehcrcby informed that The General 4gacy
tine disposal Of the Thomasouan Medicines AID family
rights &C has been .frTcd om IInpro, How ,pp 10
rrEF aud liinAN rryrr by Do Samuel Thomson Therefore
all those who nave held Agencies under Horton Ho'rrrd
as well as others wishing 10 become AGENTS v appIy IN tho
undersigned a Columbus, who will hc ready attend all
calls, aud upon sufficient testimonials being produced, w
grant new Agencies, &C PIKE s rLATE
Columbus, OHIO, 9th Aug 1880
o. The public also cautioned sgains, purchasing Vic
dIcne from those who are not authorised AGENTS.
selling ARTICLES under tive Of Thousouirn Histicnr
which have nothing Lu hc recommend hcm aud
ny articles sold by them poisonous, and
opposition the principles n the rhonsouan system There
fore those thar wish tor genuine Medicine will DO well cxa
mime into the authority those from whom they purchase,
a authorized will he furnished with printed article, signed
either by SAIrrt TnoMrsoH. or PIKE PLATr
| or The Kentucky Reporter, Lcyioson Inii,na Journal
indianapolis Illinois intelligence Nandalia; Missouri Ecrub
cau ST LOUIS National Banner, Nashville. Southern Ndyo
cate, huntsville Nahuma; Raleigh Register, North Carolina
Gazette Charleston South Carolina: Pennsylvania Intelligent
Ger. Honshurgh; Wing Richmond, Virginia. and Journal
Detroit, will please publish the above week for
months aud send their accounts to the advertisers Tor scc
ncnt G} WIN
Tuition in Music and Modern Languages
MIR. PENA of Williamsburg, having determine,
w fixing his resi- encc IN this city, informs h
friends and the public ~ general that he will give
lessons on rho Piano Forte Guitar Singing (I,aliar
- hoolj and Composition lie will likewise tcacl
he French Spanish and ITALIAN Language
The most respectable references will be given,
qulrcd. For further particulars apply at Mrssrs
Collins & Cos md NJ u Sanxay's Book Stores
TO NJ. p. at Mr.. Adams's Boarding House
| cugG-9aw 1915
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11
Sugar. Coffee. &c

$50 Bags Coffee various quoluies)
30 bids dry New Orleans sugar (cheap)
Is do do Porto Rco do
II do do ST Croix do pr;ne
10 do West India and Orleans noIosses
90 bbls and hhds good Baltimore whiskcy
800 sacks best Liverpool filed blown salt
$50 SIDES oak and hemlock, taned soaI lentber
For sale by
aug 10 RALSTON g. PEASANTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11
AUGUST FASHIONS

10 the Ladies
EUST received by the Pack"r Effort. the follow.
- ing rich and desirable goods:--
l. fiorellas.
ishnIIes pclereins, and capes of the newest style
square lace collars, new and fashionable article
QmIlmg or footing laccs
hch gimp and extra wide trimming laces
Worked muslin huuncIngs
Engnsh thread lnces and edpinrs
Bobbinctt do ,,, srncrf,r, boL
4 = g.
binctt laccs
Lace and null caps and crazy jeans
Lace cuffs and null sleeves. entire new articles
Rich book and null robes
D0mask silk and embroidered Grape shawls u mag
nIiCcnt article
photographic scaris and zephyr handkcTchicfs
Gauze scarE aud handkcrChle.s, style
New style belt and guard ribbons
Silk and cotton lncetfs
Cambria nets and extensive assortment Of all
kinds of ladies gloves
Imperial gauZc wells, article
French mcrlno guuze flannel.
The abovr, with a general assortment Of fancy and
stapl Dry Goods, received by previous arrivals. from
the New York Auctions, Office for sale at very
reduced prices, H. JENKINS
IRISH Linen and Fancy Dry Goods Store.
nur II Maine Street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11
REMOVAL.

HI ALL NELSON has removed for n few vv,eks
u n ITO nave his house reparcd) to the store next
I" MessIs John Nun-Lew & Co., a few doors below
Messrs w d ID Kyle II Co. where ne will sell off
ms present stock OF Goods a very reduced prices
His counting room Will bc kept at his former store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11
w hite Seed Beads.

WHITE anu grcn variety IF coIoured seed
w Beads, for bracelets, &c.-Jus received at The
Book Fancy Store OF
aug 25 r. y. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11
Fourth Peters Reports.

Fourth Peters Reports.
EPORTS of cases argued and adudred in the
~ supreme Court of the United Starcs, January
tenn, 1880 By Richard Peters Counsellor at Law
and Reporter of .he decisions of the Supreme Court
OF IN" Uncd States. Vol. 4th Just published.
Also vols l. 2, and 8, for sale by
aug % JOHN II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11
RICHARD JEyrHIE, Clerk.
Copsusissioncr's Office Observation-Disclosures

Commissioners Office, Eredericksburr.j
-, July 5H, 1880.
me parties interested are hereby required to at
sa al ths ounce prepared with Testimony to sustain
their pretens;ons the 9Th day of Novcmb.r n.rt
~ |'oSh' n NJ. T. d. BARTON,
C. rede rirkeh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11
Mrs. RandoLph's M Edltion.

TgNuE Virginia Housewife, or the Merhodrcal
Il Cook. by Mrs Mary Randolph Method is
tho Soul of Management. Fourth edition, with
amendments and nddiiiUns.-Jus published and for
saln Mt n reduced price by COLLINS g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11
OF LIME

4 Offer for sale the above highly useful article in
= destroying damp and unwholsomc v0por m col
lars and general purifier in ali offensive t'luva
! II BLAMlRE,
Nv 10 OpposrC he Errl. llor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-11
To thC ladies alone.

ENRON the Ladies alone. patronage is expected,
n and 10 them only tho publishers look for support
TO The Lady's Book. periodical, published monthly
Of between 90 and 60 pages very large octave, aud
illustrated by several engravngs, of the fashions, &C.
&c. and at but s. per annutn, in advance.
The Ladies are respectfully invited TO call and Sc
the fret number which will be sufficient TO ensure
their patronage to the work
jy26 J. H. NASH
s,wAIM'S PANhCEA.-Jus received, by the su5sr'
ao72 II. 9. ucHENLAtl