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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-12

Just received, and offers SALE the follow ing ,ric
H aud highly approved VALUABLE MEDICINES
u PrerentiOn better than Cure IN
LEES FAMOUS ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

read the Thrill time and passed Several bills from the
House received their first reading, and several were
read the second time, and referred long debate en-.
sued the resolution submitted by Mr.. Foot piopos-
ing an inquiry into the expedency Of suspendng the
surveys oil the Public L,nds, in which Messrs. Foot,
Webster and Benton participated. Mr.. Webster con.
cudSd by moving the indefinite postpone ment OF the
reoluton. as there was ohng in hi. opinion at the
present time which called either the adoption the
resola ion or oil u,s measure proposed by Mr.. Wood
bury 10 bis amendment, to hasten the surveys and
si'es As this debate is too nere ting to be sbrdg ed
will be given i'm full a. soon prepared. After Mr.
Bent n concluded, tn. Sen ne adjourned
Nc. McDntfic, IN the House of Representatives.
reported from the Commit tee of Ways and Means a
BIZ TO regulate the compensation OF the cle ks in the
Department OF State providing for the number to be
employed, aud hxin. their salaries. Among 9th r. re.
'oluon-, one was considered presented on previous
day, by Mr. Thompson of Geo, gia directing the Sec
retay OF War to lay before the House statemen mt Of
Tho number and illustration OF the moral and pocs
condition Of the Indians within the States Of Maine
Massachusetts,, Connecticut, Rhode Island, ". York d
Pennsylvania Mr.. S'orrs OF New Yo,k, proposed an
amendment. and shot debate took place, in which
that gentlemen, Mr.. Thompson of Georgia, and MIR.
Hotimin took part. Ii was, however. terminated by
the resolution being laid upon ths table OH motion OF
Mr. Bell OF Tennessee, who stated thai the
subject involved in 1t would speedily come before the
Hou'e from the Committee Indian Affair, The
resolution OF MIR. Blair OF South Crrona, for minute
inquiry relative 10 the Acsre ny at West Point wa.
discussed; az also the hill Tor the extension of the
Judiciary sy'tem. Mr. Polk spoke upon ths latter
question; and Mr.. Huntington has pose .,ion of The
floor for TO day upon il. TU y TIL
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Taylor William G,llia, Samuel Marx, Daniel Higgin-
bothsm aud Charles Ellis.

bothsm aud Charles Ellis.
BY the Ereettire.-Richard Blow, William C. Holt
Mordecai Cooke, Thomas u. Seymour, William ID
Henley. Robert d. Sake, Tspey Webb and Will
am Lovsll"
BY the Stockholders Richard Drummond, FEEDER
lex Myers. James Gilbert, George White ani Bsver-
ly Bay ton.
PETERsBURG.
BY the Executive. William Robertson. John v.
Wilcox, Edward Watkins. William Coring. Ssrr John
Grammar. Nathaniel Friend, Robert Boiling aud ia
bez Smith,
By the Stockholders : Samuel Mordccai. James
Mcfarland, Jr. Alden Is. S,Joner, Griffin Orgain and
Donald Mackenzie.
FREDERICKsBURG.
BY the observation-disclosures l.. Stevrnssn, William
C. Beaie, Robert Patton, Jr. George Hamilton. John
Gray, Fayeue johnson, Duff Green and John II
Wallace
BY the Stoekhotde,s.-SamuelG Gordon, william
Brooke, Anthony Buck, Reuben I. Thorn aud Sl.phe
J. B,ydss."
LYNCHBUR0.
BY The Erecutipe-John Nj. Warwick, Ammon
Hancock, John G. Meem, Samuel Miller, Colin Buck.
ner, M.nrace Laaghorne, Jr. Lorenzo Norvell' and
Samuel H. Brown.
By the Stockholders William Radford, Ch,i.,o-
pher Winfree, Mcsjah Davis Richard Tyre and John
w. Bagwsli.-
wINcHEsrER.
By the Erecufiee. Daniel Lee, James M. Mason.
Province Mccormick Alexander S. Tidbail, John r.
Page, Beatty Carson, Jacob Baker and Daniel Tag.
gait
| BY the SiockhoIdcrs-Alfred III. Powell, Abrah am
Miller. Dawson Mccormick, George +. Hupp- and 10.
seph kean'
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w,'hln tho latter part Of the month Gurgevo hss. in
n ar he oeen surrendered to the Russian troops,
bsen n,.n,,ns ,espeeons Serva are said to havs
oeen prepared and sent OIL. The p.cha Of Scuari
n's troops into csntonments In the vicinity Of
""PPopo". Distress has reached the highest pitch In
nose part- aud in several villages ,vh.r. the Alba
mans committed the greatest excuses m. inhabitants
nave come 10 blows with them. In Asia a hattie has
usken place oe,weea Count PAskswitch and the Sc.
askier OF Erheroum, in which the forces Of be latter
have been almost annihated. This in,ei,is.nc. IL
SAID 10 nave made a great impression OH this Sultan
whose sentiments gave rise TO Apr
sion,. -rr
few Gays ago we had here the rare sight of witness,
ing the passage OF several Greek merchantmen with
the Greek flag host~d, sailing through the great Chan
nj into the Biack Sea. They Were principal laden
with oil and wine.
SEMLIN. Nov. .23.-The grand Russian Head Quar-.
ters are hAed at Aidos The General keeps UP a yerv
active correspondence at Constan'nople, for Russian
Courers and Tartars are continually the road
between ADDS aud the Turkish capital. II is affirmed
tha' me PAcha OF Scuari has arrived a; Adranopls
ana mat no KIND o reaction has taken place. IL Is
added that he has hat a long conference with the
Colonel whom Count Diebitsch has lett to proteet tho
Russian Hospitals, in which there ara about o OeO
FRONTIERS or POLAND, Nov. 29.-The affairs Of
Greece which are now the subject of active ne gotta
uon at London, occasion constant exchange of cou-
riers between London Paris, and s.. Peter,bureb.
The principal questions relative to the political En-
,.tence and the form Of the future Government Of
Greece; and seems to be decided tn at the country IL
to te entirely exempt from the Sovereignty of the
Turks and that il is to be Monrchical State-But il
is not determined who shall be the new Sovereign II
presumed with some appearance Of certainty, that
Prince Of one OF the smaller German States will be Sc
iec'ed Some rersons speak Of Prince Guavus Of Sws.
den, but il is affirmed ihst he has offered himself a.
a candidate.
Distress in Dublin.-T The di.tress in the Liberty.
We are extremely sorry 10 stare, il In ing, AMI the
funds cannot possibly last beyond Christmas. Upon
Thursday last the heals OF 1900 families, consisting
of less than five individuals, each applied for relief
aud penny per day WAS given for each person. The
persons claiming relie were assembled in Kelvin street
barark yard When leaving il, they were stopped by
ive oil the wsavers, who have acted the or
leading men OF their body and penny asked from each
individual Thirteen hundred p, nee were thus col.
| lectpd.
Dreadful Expioson.--. mot eadlui accident oc-
cured al the town Of Navarin, in the Morea, on tho
18th OF November. During the Of thun Ter aud
lightning, the lightning struck the citadel and set fro
to the powder magazine, all the walls and buildings in
the enclosure were blown up. II soldiers wore killed
and Is wounded.
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'Ne,c Members.

Al a meeting Of the Directors Of the Farmers, Bank
ofVirgina at Norfolk. on Thursday Last. VIM c. Holt
a. was elected President OF that Branch, in place OF
Richard Blow, E.q resigned.
We learn that at the last annual citing of the Stock
holders Of the Virginia Back, at Richmond, resoiu-
ton was passed Tor ablshng branch OF that ns,i-
tuition in the town Of Danville, on the Roanoke.
GNorfoik Beacon.
IL seems we were premature in mentioning Ia our
last, that re solution passed at the late annual
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Virginia Bank tjr
esabl.hing branch at Danvie, tho resolution was
altered, but subsequently Withdrawn, with a view TO
the sainm ent OF he object in a different way. TIb.
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EAENTAL SURGERY, G7senhow'. Duiding, Main

q hENT TAI SURGERY, Gcecnhow's Bui' ding NJ ain
~ Street, early opposite The Virginia Bank. DR..
MuNRoE has located himself in his city, and will bo
happy TO attend TO all those who require the pro.
fesson' aid OF Dentist He naiters hiIn.eIf that a
thorough kno wie' Of Tho approved principles Of
Dentistry, and ample practical experience, aided by
great as-niuity and attention. will him the con-
nd nee and patronage Of the public. His connexi
with many OF the most di- ting ushed Dentists in the
Atlantic cities enures him the earliest information of
the most recent improvements in the science.
+. D Parents w ohave proper regard for the beau.
~ and symmetry Of their chidrens features regulars
y, aud soundn $. OF their TEETH should on the prs.
fusion oil the second set consult experienced Den.
tst, when every irregularity from natural present..
ton @. the teeth may he corrected.
~ Hours of attendance from 10 to A p NJ
Jan. 23. 500,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23
January 2lst, 1890.

Tie following letter, from a correspondent al WASH
ingon, contains information which will interest among
others commercial reaIers. In addition 10 the
count il gives Of the dongf of the capito,ws would
ton that the President OIL Thursday morning, sent
he Senate the nominations Of S,muel Swdrwout and
VI. NJ Noah, as Collector and Surveyor of IN. port Of
New York. Among the nIminaton,, il is sal is the
name OF Col. Mcneil, now OF the U. S Army a. Sur
yeyor OF the port OF BJston. ". Y Post.
WAsAtNGrON, Jan. IL
The Committee on Finance, 10 the Senate will
report bill for the reduc ion of dues tea, coffee
spices, and other groceries, which will ultima ely re-.
eeive the addition of other provision bringing back
the whole tariff towards that Of 1877 How much
Of this will ps' the nae and in what form il will
reach the VI. Of pres natives, IL i' difficult TO prog.
noscate; bat the friends of free trade, begin TO ter
an hope Of ate alton OF the present system
useful degre G, at least, II not 10 the whole
,ent Of their yjsheso
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

Tho said previous question was then pub and decided
by yeas and nays, as follows:-Yeas l27, Nays So
put.
The main question was then stated that the House
DO agree to the resolution herein before rccited when
Mr.. Hammons called for u dtp,sion Or the question
the said resolutonthe division TO take place between
the words " Territories" and the word "ior."
The Speaker decided that the resolution suscep-
tible of this DIVISION.
From this decision of the Speaker Mr. Barringcr APP
pcaled TO the House, and. after brief debate, the
qucstion-'Is the decision Of the Speaker correcU
Itpasscd in the affirmative.
The question was then put, will the House agree TO
the first member Of the sand resolution, in the following
words, viz:
Resoired, That Select Committee be appointed to
inquire into the expedency OF 'pproprang the mott an
nua proceeds of the sales of the public lands aaong
the several States and Territories,
And 1t was decided as follows
YEAS-Messrs. Anderson, Armstrong; Arnold, Bal
ley, Barber Barrnger, Bates, Beekman, Bell, Bockee,
IIors,. Brodhcad, Buchanan, Burgess Butman, Cahoon
| Chandler, Chids, Chiffon, Coleman, Condict, Conner,
Cooper, H. Craig, Crawford, Creighton jr. Crownin
shield, Deberry, Denny, Dickinson. Dorsey, Dudley,
Earl jr. Ellsworth, G.. Evans, J. Evans f. Everett,
H. Everett, Finch, Fishe Ford, Forward, Fry, Gill
more Grcnne jr tlammons, Harvey, Hawkins, Hemp
hill, Hodges, Hubbard, Hughes, Hunt Hun,ins ton,
Ihric, jr Ingersoll, Johns r r. NJ johnson, Kendall
>incaid p. King, A. King, Leconpte Leiper, Lent,
Lechcr, Lyon, Magec, l.. Maxwell, MeCrecry. Nc
In,irc, Miller, Mitchell, Mcneil, Muhlcnburg Pearcc,
Pierson, Potter. Powers, Ramsey. Randolph. Reed,
Renchcr, Richardson, Russell, Scott, w. b. Shepard,
a. H. Shepherd, Sermons, Sill, Smith, A. Spencer, r.
Spencer, Stcrigcrc, Stephens, Strong Sutherland,
Swan. Swift, Taylor, j. Thomson, Tracy, Vance, Yer
planck, Vinen, Washington Weeks, Whittlesey, Wick
life, Wilson, wingate, Yancey, Young-ll3.
NAYS-Mossrs. Alexander. Aston, Angel, Archer,
j. s. Barbour, p. p. Barbour Barnwell Barley, Bay
or, James Blair, John Blair, Boone, Bouljen, Brown,
Cambreeng, Claiborne Clay, Coke, r. Coulter Cowles,
r. Craig, Crane, Crockett, Crocheron, Daniel Daven-
port w. II. Davis, Desha, Droyton Duncan, Findlay,
Foster Gather, Gorham Gprey, Hall, Halser, Haynes,
Kinds. Honan, Howard Irwin, Jennings c. Johnson,
Konnon, lamar. Lea, Lewis. Lumpkin, Martndale,
Martin, T. Maxwell, McDufIie, Newton, Nuckols,
Overton, Potts, Polk Shields Speght, Sanbcrry, Stan
differ, Test, w. Thompson, Tucker, Wayne, e. p.
White, F. ID. White, Wilde, Williams-70.
Sc tho House agreed to this clause OF the resolution
further division the second member OF the said
solution, then called for by Mr. Buchanan that
the question be taken separately much of the said
resolution is contained in these words, "or the pur
poses of education and internal improvement"
futher division of the question on the SAID second
Mr.. Taylor
And then the House adjourn ID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23
DIRECTORS
Of The Farmers Bank of Pirginid and its Branches
|Dr Me year 1890

HIEHMUNUs
BVhs Executive Philip n. Nicholas, James Raw
Iings james Szer, Samuel Reeve, Nicholas Mi Is Der.
ard Peyon, NathantI DENLY, William Oh and
Edward e. NJ 70
By Gs Sofkhoid.rs,--Robeh Pollard, Archibald
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

BtGGER's OFFICE,
up,vyn, -, Jan. FL, 1880
Q-HClass No. l. for 1880. '''
"a 43 III IL 81 49,
several Of the Capital Prizes again sold and paid ut
sight, by bigger. PN ~
NEXT DOCK LOTTERY
Draws IN the city OF Richmond, tie 9Th February
Capital $4,000
- Whole tickets So; shares in proportion
for the capital prizes and Cash at sight sond vour
orders TO The continued prize selling and prompt nav
=, M IHOS. B. BIGGER,
Ya' % 80
ANNUAL Report Of the Richmond Sayiu0s Ia.ii-
tuition, established 12M February, 1927.
RICHMOND, Jan. 18th, 1880.
by This amount received Of SO dcpositors in
Guiding dividends to January, 1880, $3.50 OIL
10 expenses Tor Books, &c. 1872
Balance, Slf62 80
hich mas been invested in Virginia and Farmers Bank
STOCK WIN. ". FfT/WHYL>ONN President,
JOHN VI. EUSTACE, asher,
GARRETT v. RAYMOND, Treasurer.
JAMES {. CRANE, Secretary
Publishcd by order Of the Board o. Directors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

RDUBLiC SALE.-By virtue Of a Deed Of Trust
IN execuied by Albin G. Saunders, o the subscri.
per, on the 18th day Of Februmy, 1929 Tor purpose,
therein menti'n,d, aud rded IN the Clerks Office
Of Powh"t'n' will be sod TO The chest bidder at pub.
nc auction Tor ready money, at the Town Of Jefferson,
In The county OF Powba,an the 2O;h day OF Febru.
y next The property conveyed by the said Deed con-
sng oil the sdi1 Aibin G. SAUNDERS whole interest in
ms ia'her Chancellor II. Saunders estate, except one
house IN the town OF jefferson. known by the name of
The R~d.house, lately occupied by Roderick PAYNE.
and one lot NO. - and such title a, IL yeyeJ in
the subscriber, will be conveyed to the purchaser
JAMES V. HASKINS, Trustee
'''' 60 Sg-w4wH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

WAsHtNeroN, January 2l.--M the Senate, yes
erday, the bills tor the rclei OF al Byington Ma
ihdnicl b. Wood and Laws Sehrsck, were seyeioJly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

~ oIICE The legatees Of the late b ok.r Foster,
"ecsa'td' are hereby ipformed that the Com
InssioBers report said dents estate. il M w To-
ing IN me Clerks Ore Of this county open to their in.
spec"'n; and do hereby give them notice that m
prepared 70 pay ther respective portions Of said
30 soon as they shall forward with such bonds Of
,nde"n y as the law requires they must not theirs.
fore expect that will pay interest
Amelia Jan. % co o,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

ri the admirers Of o nanenisi Heads OF HAir.-
a The Subscriber has just arrived in thi, city from
New York, and offers for sale an extensive a,,o,t-
ment OF
LADIES' s. GENTLEMEN'S WIGS s. TOUPETs.
All oil hi' own manufacture, and at variety of prices,
that must m ct the views oil all that DESTROYS OF pur-
cha'ing. lie as'orment that he has brought with
him OH this occasion, is far superior and much more
ten've than what he has offered at any former erod
consisting OF the greatest variety, being
Tor their peculiar taste and beauty He requests that
those ladies' and gentlemen wearing orn am -ntal hair
aud wishing 10 h'vs hi spl ndii head. of hair
or halt h*ad essrs, commonly called Toupsts will
take the earliest opportunity OF honorn, him with
call. $50,
Those ,dies and gentlemen who may feel Disposed
to honor him with their calls he hatters himself from
the superiority OF hi articles every TO 80.
cure continuance OF their patronage. Apply at tn,
Eagle Hotel between the hours of ten and two
where the subscriber will he ready to attend upon ali
that may honor him with their comm ,nis Ladies'
leaving he,s orders will be waited upon ediateIy;
his stay in Richmond will not exceed ten DAYS
THOMAS QUIRK.
u" All orders after the frs. of March will he "a.
c-ived at my residence in New York No 400 Broad.
Jan % 90 ,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

AEoNSIEUR ToNSoN will stand the ensuing ,ea.
1SA son AZ Tree fiii' near Richmond, Va. HIS sea.
son TO commence lat FEBRUARY and terminate LAT JnIv
next lie viii he let to at 80 dollar. the season
winch my be discharged by the payment of 40 dollars
wthin me soison. Mares can be injured at rs dol
lars one dollar to the groom in every case
Every desirable arrang cement Ina. b en- m,de for IN.
be pasured gratis well I'D with grain if eouired At rs
cents per day, aud stall ID in II bad weather
One 81 The Subscribers will give his constant per.
sonh a"eh'ion TO mae in order that they NAV he re.
turned TO their owners in good condition. We cannot
be responsible Tor accidents or eycapes but will u,.
every exertion TO prevent boh
Monsieur Tonson il beautiful bay, fifteen hands
three inches high, with black legs, main and tail lie
~ hhey proportional, exhibiting beauty and power
throughout his form. His blood appearance and per-
torrance equal, not SUPERIOR any horse on tho
continent His colts are likely, and in high estima-
ton. THOMAS w .rSOI
~ ~ ABNER ROBINSON
i,ee H"', - M Z3' 80 2 w3m.
country wing and Petersburg In;elligencer 10 in.
Sert The above twice week Tor three months, and .end
their accounts 'a +. w. and A r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-23

10 Oenerh ANDREW JACKSON,
PTesident # The Unifei States Hdshingfou
me sdid message was read, and referred to the Com
mitt'e on Foreign Affairs
The Speaker laid before the Hou.e latter fran the
secretary OF War; impo ting that tho resolution OF the
Rouse Of The lIlh instant relative TO the number Of SUI
'Ving Revolutionary Officers, &c cannot be fully and
satisfactorily answered by any information on file in
The Department Of War, and lhat the commune alton
rom The principal Clerk Of The Pension Bureau which
ne enclosed, sarepy TO the extent that the records of
the War Department will permit.
THE JUDICIARY.
MIR. Buchanan moved that the House now 20 into
Committee OF the Whole, with the view of resuming
Tie conslde grafton OF the Judiciary B but waived his
motion at the reque.t Of
Mr.. Spencer, OF N. Y, who desired to introduce in
'hs House an amendms mt 10 the biIl-I We know not
us nature; as was MOI read that it tight be order.
ed TO be printed The House gave leave for the re
erpIon OF the amendment, Comprising several pages
and possibly substiIu ion fjr the bill which wa
ordered 10 be printed; and then
The Hou'e received itsrli into, Committee Of The
whole on The state Of the Union, ME- Cambrelrne in
we VI r-ald took up the Judiciary Bill the question
oeibg on the amendment thereto offered some DAYS
ago ny MIR. Srong, Of " ~ Yok,
mr Suong rose, and proceeded 10 address the Com.
iniuee W support Of his amendment. He had spok IN
about an hour, when the usual ii ne OF a,joIfnmsht
n'ylng rived he gave way for motion T. that Of
The House adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

HNHE subscriber just received from the ChenIca Ware
IL house of George Carpenter Philadelphia the follow
ing articles which, among many other chemical articles prepa
req NEE are IN high epute amongst the most eminent medical
gentlemen OF that city
Saratoga Powders by which the water can he ptepared eoa,
IN an an respects 10 mat taken from the springs.
Compound FLUID Extract Of Sasapanla for preparing in
few minutes the Lisbon diet drink
Compound Syrup Of I.verworl safe and valuable medi
cine for coughs splitting blood consumption and liver co
plants; most OF the mecnes made the above dis
eases are oil stimulating composed generally of resins
giving temporary relief almost every instance where thew are
freely used aggavate the disease and the strength of
the fresh plant and the consde ably improved by the
tonic and exPecora medicines which have selected as
adjurans
CraIed Ia for making the saline drauph NJ neutral rv
ure one drachm of this salt dissolved four ounces Of
instantly produces mixture similar and equal every respect
10 u'at made with fresh lemon juice and salt Of
Black Oxide of Mercury for extempoaneously making the
the PHI 0' o"' 0' graz" '"' equal to three grains Of
sodied Copava This active preparation Of the bal.
sam and IS rendered solid without of heat
sing It's strength by the addition Of inefficient articles
much approved ofby the faculty Cauisn The Resin of
paiva made by evapoTatns the balsam entirely inert.
Oh OF CopaIVa dose to drops, superior Naphtha
iII preserving potassium.
oil Of Cubebs THIS valuable addition TO basam copava
W To ~ drops to all Of basam will greatly the
virtues Ol that remedy in GOnOnhea
Extract of Qunine Of which equal to one OF
2nnne, and AT less than one.thTd of the pncc.
O;l of Black Pepper This much active preparation
nan - ene ono drop fully equal to three grams Of the
ADDED to SIX grains will greatly increase the powers Of that
superior Calisaya Bark This the best species Of yellow
FbaTk, and derives from the province in which col
lected IS the bark which yields Qunnc greater proportion
man any other species; neatly put up sea ed cylindrical
! packages Of pound and ounce
BESIDES the above articles hand any ofho following
articles can be had ~ short notice # desired viz:
DenaTcOtzed Opium
! DenarcOuzcd Acidulous Tincture of Opium
| Compound Tonic Extract
! Extract Of StfamOnium
| Acetate. sulphae and pure AIorphia.
! Muratc and Oxide Uf Gold
PiperIne Emelne. Supuine,
! bePhnc, Cinchonnc, Strychne and Yera,riuo.
June8 HUGH McNEMARA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
JAMES WINSTON.

Commission Merchant, Market Bridge,)
III AS on consignment and offers iar sale
IL u $4,000 lbs. best Snlthield bucon
$50 barrels nett, gross and roe behring's
80 hhds. OF superior New o moasses
hhds. of stone ware, assorted
100 heavy sun-dried hides livery low
900 lbs of stout sole leather
80 gross of quart and pint bottles
100 boxes of soap and candles
100 reams of good printing paper
100 Teams of wrapping paper
10 bales Of raw cotton
1000 lbs OF cotton arn and more daily expected
100 barrels of tar
10000 feet flooring plank and railing
20 pieces and half pieces cotton bagsing
90 barrels of Newark cider
Is do do vinegar
600 kegs of lard, in shipping order
10000 of Webbs cigars, al So
Bale rope castor oil, bed and sash cord and aiding
lines, Spanish olives family -four, wire sleeves
&c. &C.
J. W., agent for a wire manufactory in Baltimore
will order ltree of commsson) wove wire work of all
kinds
w, agent for William Prince, prop -ictor of the
LnnGn Botanic Garden. Flushing, Long Island
will order any thing in his line.
june