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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-28
FOR SALE.

AA 80 FOR SALE,
Ess: The House and Lot on Church Hill
silt formerly the property of John Paskhil and now
the occupancy Of Mr. Joseph S. James. Tfue
lae epciosed and the now ,nderooinv
thorough repair Thereisa 6ne Yard and Garden attach.
COZ the premises Well Of good water Coal and Sp
mouse stable anu Cmraer hosfe, oil Of brick The preer
o6span' has iease on the nreises os years bu, Tins
VIII net aec, the SALE as possession may be had In rcye
nom TIE time the repairs making shall Rave been
compe,st Application to be madoto ~
Jan l9ss-s.s "A. C. MeNrmAp.- D.,
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AMERICAN AI.MANAC-

TETllB American Almanac and Repository Of Use.
n fuI KuOwIedgo, for the year l83o.--C0ntnninc,
Part LIST, Canndar and Natural Phenomcpa, for tn
year. Part I'd, inflammation connected with ihe Calan-
dar, and Explanations Of Celestial Changes and
Astronomical Phenomena Part Sd, MisceIlaneot,s
Directions, Hints and Remarks: Part 4th Statistical
and General Information, concerning Foreign Conn,
tries' Part 5th, SiaisIicai and other intelligence,
Tor sale, by ---.- J. II. NASH,
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Cue ssass' Of she {.s@s cou. q Appe;I. and i.s
wnea nsApo be dAA ssiivsns @sis sesissssss 10 Of
ssdss. nay :, .>esv.s soe 60. j, ssas~,... va,
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Any sosn,y os ssy ~ dsssned ssessssy TO
81 rhs xsss'.y G.ssui IS spyss,sS y sess
s ssi' Ss a's III s: 20 a.s.s -
s Ss.n me ..ssss,, ~: The csa, y. s
, s ,s'pss.,ve CosI spd ,bs tenure q dice. 4
ers.ner arpoined pss,osbed b, , ~1u ~ r.
and so'orsTs .hs DO non.assd BY Tho respective Cou,y
stoned sy him. III S"ee.s sS ss p so'a
all ices OF the aforesaid oee,s shell iseuisd Nv ~,
Virginia, end ba ,ssr by the Clerks of ~ ssvss s o.
INC .ha Soresde usaiss NE peace and deuiy
"'' e'''''0' '' A.,,o, y,y
~! .sss.e' shan DO appointed annually by m va;c o.
The Executive Department. Of tho Gosetnurcnt shall rrsnzn
al oresnixrd and ,he Covcuor and Priv c.
lo, shall eo,,snc IN Office uniii Gov.nor eec;rd .,
THIS CONSUMPTION, shall into oee mad all other pefsos
Office whe shah he adapted e.een s
m otherwise expestiy Directed shall continue in oee ,i .
jeesso t,'a be appointed, Me law s otherwise proy
and all ,hc Courts Of Justice now existing shall continual
nc pre- r jsdc,io until and except as the Judicias
syn may OF sha DO hereafter otherwise organized by f
Done IN Converiinnin the city Of Richmond, on flp
hfcenth duy Of January, in the year of our Lord
QUIZ tnousand eight hundred and thirty and IN fsro
I siy fourth year of tho Independence of the u.
| Statrs of America.
PHILIP P. BARBOUR.
President crtke CtSrrsniio,h
/ Secretary Of rae conrentton.
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SCuEspIfLE.

OSl1EDOLE.
0rdcrcd, TINT the roll containing the Yraft or ina
amended constitution adopted BY this Convention s,
py nsubmitted to the people Of this commonwealth
their notification rejection, be enclosed by the
Secretary IN case proper for its preservation arf
Deposited osnorg the archives of the Council OF
State. "
ordetcd. That the Secretary do eurse the iournn,s
of the proceedings Of this Conycntion to Be fafjy
en'esed N a we'll bound book, and sfter the effie
SAUL have been signed by the President and Seer.
'ery that he deposi, the same, together with all f
original documents in the posression Of the Convex
ton and connected with its proceedings, anon, the
archieyes' Of the Council of State, and further, TN,
he eatise 10 printed copies TO be well bound. uut
deposited in the Public Library.
ordered, TINT the President OF the Convention do
certity true copy Of the aineudcd CONSTITUTION ID
the General Assembly in session; and that tim
General Assembly be, andlhcy are hereby rcouestei
TO make any additional provisions by law which nay
Dc necessary and proper FIR submitting the eemc 70
The voters thereby qualified to vote for members or
the General Assembly, Mt tho next April election,
ana TOT organizing the government under the amenI-
ed Constitution IN case il shall be approved and ruff.
Ged by such voters. s--..- =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-28

SiCnY MADEIRA BIEE-&rn Pipes, haf p,or- All
~ quarter tssks--receiving for nile by - '"N
Jan 2i-S, - - - orfS. DUNLOP a CO 4.
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RiKD STONES 80 Nova srota Grind s,ope,J,c, "a.
NJ eeiyeu--for snir by T. n pPKw 49, a. ~
z jan 81 r - - - 'ee'''' ASs 3
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ID ACoN.--Rooo lbs. Bacon, for snIc by = =
H jan 81 ...as,.f LEWIS WEBB g. co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
AlANlJkES

will frs dra. II . OF distinction petwern
thos" naaures W ich actually enrich thu soil,
and those that mer'y excite fertility without
producing thai effect
All ANNA and vegetable substances enrich
The soil. No Other substances are known 10
effect this invaluable purpose.
Mechanical maHures, such as clay, sand,
grave, NC whea properly applied promote
vegetation by altering tn text ire of the soil,
ami do not NIUE he enrlchng sub tances found
IN il
The manntas which are generally termed
stimulating, also promote vegetation, ut in
DONG his they exhaust the soil hence it is
ms tn teftilzIeg powers of lime aud gypsum
VII cease 10 aCt WIN they 40 longer fluid a
sutIclcncy IT animal or vegetable matter in the
sd % act pom, and will resume their action as
soon a. either of tese enriching manures has
been applied
II seems 10 be generally peieved that gypsum
assists the decomposition of such animal aud
vegetable substances, as either from their TEX.
ture, or ION being too thinly scattered through
The sui, caunnt be- decomposed by the less pow.
tIial operations OF nature ur ART with sufficient
despatch to produce luxuriant vegetation also
'na' 'als substance excltes the plants, and in.
ereases her capacity for gathering and digest
ing nuirimeni
u ~ certain rat gypsum produces amazing
'efa"y II old worn out soils, where but few
m''es OF animal or vegetable matter appear /:
"Ne"'se that great debility generally takes
pace IN such soils in consequence of the eX.
"auSnng influence Of this substance, when pro
per attention has moi been given to introduce
@ullCIehcY ct animal or vege; able matter 10
ooan'eract The lmpoverlsling effects Of this
powerful promoter of vegetation.
"heh TINS substance was first introduced as
d manure, It's eYhanCtipU
known, and many greatly injured their grounds
ny Inc Improper use of il i; especially those
"uo resided where there was a ready market
iot nay This caused load complaints The,
"'st' however, been nearly siencei by the
r'a]"ce OF those who were careful to return to
we ground reasonable proportion of its pro-
uurt ana the improvement made in the soil in
'ne Jullc'ohs use OF this substance almost ex-
ceeds credibiliiv.
"'hce II has been more generally known that
syPsnm is very valuable manure for wheat,
"'e" me seed is rolled IN il, or hen that sub
s''''ce Is Strewed over the surface of he
s'''a", and Is esther narrowed or poughed il
mnn Tue seed rs exhausting properties are
more :" be dreaded If, however, a sufficient
Ius"'ay II the pi oduce of the soil be returned
" ms practice NAV prove beneficial
LINE IS generally ap lied Immediately or
's'Ner useful 1t may be to harrow in the gypsum
uoos tot seem lkely TO produce the immediate
t, ELECT IS obtained by relling the seed in that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
sY FLETCHER * TOAER.

, 500" a''er 4 Is s'ak' / At he suffered n
I remain long IN heap. aft il has beel slsked
mere Is reason belisv,that il obtains but lit.
Tie carbonc acid ill ate il is spread over ,ne
soil, Tor mortar will remin long ii ne IN bpIls
before II lecomes soldb Idy.
4oridas HIsbandry.
The writer OF 4 ircaise on Souls aud Ma
hures, appended to- hiliiel, hia eani n If
Dpys Agr'euiiurnL Gtlmisiry observes ,hat
quick llule Is elhcacioasla fer,Ihzlng p.,t. and
tedne ~ "oder uliag.. soils ahoundng IN hard
roofs But when ann Il aud veg tbl. ramain,
arr est ute OF forms matter, so As not 30 -.
q IRE n powerful sovrnt, or WHEN herr bulk Is
not N too lsrse Proportion or tpelr ndency
10 putrt scp"cv xfsslve aud noxods, the an
plcal'o" of quick ine IS AN unnecessary reduc
'lon o. the, sire, Rh.
81 j hn Sine ~ recommend. 10 slack lime
in order { pr paa 1t for manure with SEA wa
ter or URINE; andah.erve- TIA, Though there
are exc, ptons 10 Re rule, yet, in general. /,
may he CO ,fdenlly asserted Tat unIe,s wbere
s"il has b nat,ire III ugh oi calcareous mat.
Ter J" us compos 90 fDT tne pnrpos of vfp4.t
tauon II can heits7r be brought no 40 mos
fertile state, Tor will other nanures he So use
fol a They ought if lime or some other calca
feous earth he moi previously applied. The
uilllty ot lime To turn psls great, that though
in the same field where no lime had been no
piled. IN cr1p died away vet in the lined
part, the iurnips apufished with undated vi.
gor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
MApcu 3, 1890.


Thc minority Of Uie COmmiiiCt 10 Uhom rere
referred the msmor, nig rcia,irc l. me trrilspor
ialion Of he mad md dehrtruig Of ielers
&c on The Sabbnth, Beg ieape 10 state The
feason,of thtir dissent franz The report made
by Tie Committee on hat subject
All Christina nations acknbwleIge tn first
day OF the weck TO be The Sabbath Almost
every 5 ate in this Union have. by po tive lie
gislalion, not only recognized this day as sa
cred but has fprblddened lis PROCLAMATION, under
penalties Imposed by law
II WAS never considered, by any Of those
States, as an encroBchmeut upon he lighls uf
con .ciencr. or as an Improper interference
with the OPINIONS of the few, 10 guard the
sacredness Of that potion # lime Acknowledge
ed to be holy by the many.
The peti toner's ask not Congress 10 eSpound
the moral law; they a k aot Congress 10
mpddle with theological controversies, much
] les, 10 Interfere with the rights OF the Jew
i or the Sabbatarian. or to neat with the least
/ disrespect the religious feelings of any portion
| of the inhabitants Il the Union h"s ask the
/ mir lduGtion os no religious { ,rclon into our
i civil institutions; no blending of religion and
i rIyH affairs bui they d. ask, that thu agentc
! Of Government, employed IN the Pos Off &C
! Department. may be permitted to enjoy the
anne opportunities Of attending TO moral aud
religious INST ION, pr IN eectual Improve
meu,, on thai day, which is enjoyed by m,
rest oflheir fellow citizens They approach
the Government, not Tor personal emoiuinent
but as Patriots and Christi ms. TO express thri
high sense ofthe moral . erey aud uecesslt,
OF the sabbath for the psrpstury OF our rrpuh
lican Institutions; and respectfully reques
thai Congress will not. by legislative enact
! ments, impair those ruergles
Among the many reasons which might he ad
vanced, hat it is both expedleni & the duty Il
grant the pray OF the petit toner's, the follow
ing were only submitlei;
The petitioners ask the enactment oil no la,
establishing tue first day of the week as III
Christian Sabbath; they anly ask the exter
sion and appl'c'ti II, 10 on. Department
g vernnen,, of a pr,Lcirle which Is Iecosnze,
? an a. since ne foundation Of our Cover,
: tnpnt, beeo acknowledged IL every other ID
a partm~nt.-lhe princiole embraced in the Pc
!. to s. hts d EN- recogn zed by Clngress
0 adiournips over the first day Of the week.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
From The NeW England Farnty .


TRANSPLAN TING FRUIT TREES.
The following IS eSirac ed from an article
written by J. kcn,ick, esq of Newton, Mass
an publlsheI m n. Nv EngIanl Farmer
vol vii, mage - w. republsh il as remem.
| branctr for Ihos' wa nave alrsad, perased
the piece, as e, ~ as for the benefit of numer.
Gus subscribers. added TO our Iisi since H. pub
iioa'ion
Within few years have transplanled on
nv farm several hundred applr trees, some oil
which we heru set ~ Spriug, an same IL
tlmn ; hnl not remcInhe ing u have los a
sIagie tree. am nab 10 nv winch ne i,
best
" The method have generally pursued is
tins -Whefeyer the shil is thinner, or the lad
d w. tnan | Guild nt,h, direct the holes to
= dug but foIr fe" IN diameter, and from
~ II. o. enty tIur inches deep and the
arth AIKEN !, IN h"Int what is useful as sou
W. cas- into the road, or wherever il NAV bp
wanted, and return 10 he holes an 20 al quan.
liz If those m,l zones, which arr AZ rally
considered nuisance with these lntermlA
any KIND II compost or good sol rom h
80 In gaId 10 trees III general, hav
sV"r oGnd advanta2e from Inter'nSng rom
the harh, viii setting IA busnel OF rotten M
nure to each nee.
l. uiSehS up ne irresI we are careful 10
r5b them as ilttle AS possible of their roots
a ~ am TO diminish the lateral b anches, BY
p sing about as much as the ,oors nave lost
| in taking up. We set the trees about aS doep
as they stood in the nursery IreaJing the
ground a aard as WE csn around hem setting
"a and keeping them erect; and let them
ma wtnout stakes or visited by any horne,
cattle
i" IL is surnris 10 TO see how raDidlv these
trees have gown. There are several now
Sept. %, 1928 IN view which wrre sci out in
| the beginning Nay Last which may he
sen u 70 vn handsome apnle."
Mr. + IS .ys, " in tran'planing trees.
| ? peclaliy large ones, conf Ter 1t to be OF
gr Il CO seqd" rcr that they =" placed in the
| me position (thai is, having the same parts
facing the tine p in o. com "a y as former
| l. II YOU take notice whena tree is Gu down
you will fni that three parts in four OF tue
growth are on the north slde'
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TER MS.

4, ,er sunum pa able In sdyance.-No sub
II u c received for less time than Fix monts'
scr will DO discontinued (but at the discretion
"a go ~ g5itors) until all srrearage' are paid
r Advertisements viii be inserted Z. at 50 cents per
sria't = Those from dstancL must be paid for
thar insertion, the payment assumed by
p 5ac Ire.pons,bc person in Lynchburs'
-. rb,ncery orders not exceeding Two sqnarosare
sa,fe1 for SIX dollars.
~ ,lletters addressed to the Editors must be post
"A ar hey Will not be attended to-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
TWENTY FIRST CONGRESS-.

Tuesdny March o. In the oennie a res,Ju,
iion 10 change he daily hour oil meeting, 10 II
% c lclS. was agi esd TO. The debate on M.
Foot 5 resolution relative TO the Public Lands
was resumed.
In the House of Representatives, Mr.. Buoh.
anaH, from the Committee ON The Judiciary.
reported bill for The relief Of certain nsolveot
Debtors OF The Unued States aud Mr.. " ash
ington, from the COMMITTEE on the District Of
Columbia. reported bill to incorporate an In
surancr Company III Georgetown. Some die
cnRsi IN then took place on tho resolution iuid
on tho able by Mr.. Leichsr, TO amend the
rules OF the House IN such manner rs to pre-
cndr discussion ON mofionG to print documents
connected VITA the ordinary business II the
House. Various motions were made 10 amend.
and he greater part OF the amendments were
accepted by the mover AS - modification Of his
resolution. The debate was then arrested by
the call for the pre- Vious question, and the qaes.
ton being divided INTO hree parts, aud the ayes
and noes Ken on each, The FIRST bra Gu ol The
re- oluion Was adopied by vote 81 no IN n,
and the other two divisions were rejected. he
resolution, rs finally adopted, read thus
Resolved, 10 amend the 81 Rule, 10
wit -" motion To adj Duro shall always be
IN order that, aud the motion 10 lIe on The TIA
BILE shall nc decided without debate so as TO
insert after thr word table" the following
Wo u5-' OF 10 ITlnt any uoCumfui'
Wednesday. March l0.-fbe Senate spent
some tIme u Executive business We under
Stand tat the nomination OF Henry Lee, as
j Consul General 10 Algirrs, was rejected.
! IN Nh House Of Representatives, The resolu-
ton submitted some time SINCE by Mr.. l'aacks
On the subject Of Maps, "as, On motion OF Mr..
! DAME committed 10 the Committee Of Re-
treuchment with Instructions and The CORES
ponding motion relative 10 the change m TIE
rules Of the House, received a similar reference.
TIE resou ION offered by NJ. Dauiel relative to
the expenditures Of the Government in 1923
aud 1929, was taken up, when Mr.. lpgersoH
moved TO amen the resolution by adding
cal. for other information calculated - make
the return more complete. The resolution and
amrndment, However, were subsequently iaid
on the table, by vote OF ~ 10 90. bail was
then reported by Mr. Il. VI. Johnson, rom The
COMMITTEE on the Post Office and Post Roads.
10 extend the frnnkrng privilege of members on
printed papers, which was read twice On The
question of rts engr ssment, some debate arose.
4. Various motions TO postpone and 10 lay on tho
{ rable were rejected IN, the ayes aud n(ec
, having been ordered the bill was hna tcjGt.
: 81. by a vote of lO7 TO 90 The House hen
resolved Itself i1to Comnhiee OF ihe Who's On
!. he state Of me Uniol, Mr. Cambreleng ia the
y Char, wnen Mr. Wicklffc concluded ~ re
ii parks on the Judiciary bill Mr.. paae' re
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
PO IT RX.
From The NorWieh Spectator.
q" NOVA DAYS"

nss tbow every thing has changed,
since WAS sweet sixteen,
,,hensll the girl. wore homespuh rocks,
And APRONS nice and clean;
v;,b bonnels made of braided straw,
Thai ned beneath the chm.
A. .,,n.s,s laid neatly on the neck.
Aod fastened vita pin.
Ro; nova days the ladies wear
French gloves and Leghorn hats,
That take Up halfa yard ~ sky,
In coal bod ,napa o. has,
with Gowns that do not fiii IA low,
As such things ought to fail,
Win waists hst you m'gat break IN two,
Th.y a.e So very small
fetollect he time when
Rode fathers horse 10 mill.
Acro,. me IN adow, rocky field.
And ~ aud down the hill,
And when our folks we're out Al work,
A. rue as I'm sinner,
Jumped upon horse, bare back,
And carried them their dinner.
Dear me young ladies' nova days
Would almost faint away,
Tothnk ofridng ont alone,
In wagon, chaise, or sleigh,
And as for giving pa his meaIs,
o.. helping ma 10 bake,
Oh saints twould spod heir lily hands,
Though /" sometimes they make AXE
When winter camr, h naiden's hearts
Began TO bea and flu.trr,
Eacn beau, would take his sweet hea odS
Sleigh riding, IA cut er,
Or If he storm WIS bleak and cold,
The girls aud beaax to- tnsr
Would m ct and have must glorious ian,
And never mind the weather.
But aow indeed il lrIeyes me much
The circumstance TO mentlOn,
However kind q young mans near',
AID honest his nteAtlon,
He nner can ASK a glrl 10 ride;
b such war is waged
AMI if az sees her once week,
Whv surely, " they're engaged.'
5neVer tho ght that should Try
NJ hand at making rhs mes,
Bal as the way l. rrprohate
The present evil tim s;
For should preach IN rality,
In common, sober prose,
They'd say twas od4r han the hills,
q. else turn up SneI nose.
I've almost lived nv f1nrscore years;
I've got host # ices,
And have to fix M i, trumpery,
SO cant write more such pieces,
Bat oh it makes me almost cry
don't know wat to do
When nova days, | think pon
What folks are coming To!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-25
REMOVAL.
MUSIC.

MUSIC.
4 tOLL1NS 81 CO. have received a L1rpc o5
- d't'on TO their stock of standard Music, and
number OF new Songs and Pieces for the papo for,o
Among which are the following;
ne merry mountain boy. Moschellcs
Moss roses--J. Barnett
IeIl me my heart--H. X. Bishon
III tell nobody--E. Knight
Come buy my roscs-C f.. Horn
Hine.dressers song--from Won Webbcr
Harriet the match girl-W. Kirby
Tome rom listen listen to my song my love--T Delta
All hands unmoor--M. II. Parnell
see them on winding way--B Hume
Pilgrim of lowell. X Bishop
Lovely Ros'--for one or two voices
In my gallant ba rQue--duett--J Barncft
Chimes of IurIch--C. f. Horn
List to the lively GUITAR Blcwits
Love Is Ike Il little boy--W. West
hunters signal horn--A. Lee
The InvIncIhlcs
Green hills OF Tyrul-- c. ThlbauIt
saw thee wcep--Mad. Mabran
The soldiers return--Mrs. p. Millard
Days OF old romancc--J. Barnett
Sign not for summer howers--H r Bishop
Wnen morning light Is gently brcuklng-D y. Z.
Hunting Chorus--fo- one voice and flute occor.
'panimcnt
Minsirels return from the war;. III
Butterfly moth and the bce--J. Barnett
Lone little cot-C. II Philips
Low wav'd The summer wood-R Bennett
Go my lowell. Il. Bishop
. BrIgnal Banks j.. Hancc
Helen Trevor G. T. Horn
Old King Cole-H CORR
AIRS, &c.
OgTe me but my Arab stced, var-T. A. Raw
lings.
The Swiss boy, var.-T. a. RuwIing
Storm waltz. b Cremer
O Pescator dell onda, var.-D. Eticnrc
Plough boy, VAR. l.. Dussek
Rise Swiss lad, var r Kalkbrcnner
The voice of her love and the Legacy, duett-
n. Il. Chandler
ROBIN Adar and Copenhagen waltz, q duett-
" = Chandler
Mark my Afford. VAR. Hewitt, &c. &c.
aug
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-25
Cheap Music.


VENliE subscriber has received large assortment
IL of LIthrogapiic Music, which he will sell at
cents per printed page, and in instances cheap
cr-hluch has been said about the inc,rrectness OF
photographic Music, aud with some degree of truth
The printing establishment having changed owners,
is due to the present proprietor say that owing
TO his particular attention, the photographic Music
printed at his establishment correct plate NIL
sic.-.Thc subscriber will give catalogue OF music
on hand with the price in cents.
*.
Guitar and Flute .uuSic -Rosina, my dearest re-;
Nee me by the Moonlight, IL; On no, I'll never
mention him, s.; March To the battle field IL
English Plate Music at Liihographie Prices
Nine Lovers, sung by Miss Kelly, written and COM
posed by John Parry, 10; y! Beatc Vrgine, sung by
Master Miller, arranged TO Winters air of BELLA
Dca," by Addison lS; Pray Goody, please to mode
ratr, sung by Kelly, in the burlelta of Midas 10;
From her whose every smile is Love, by p. PIndar
music by Philips, 8; % COVE OmDpotence" com
posed by Winter, arranged to English words by Ad-
dson, and sung at the Oratorios by MISS Renncll g.
Deep in my soul, from Byron's Corsar, composed by
+. a II. Esq. 10; All! SIGH not thus, arranged to an
old Irish melody. by Craven, rs; My hearts fit to
break, with accompaniment for the Piano Forte
and Harp, by Craven Is; When ocr lfc's sunshine
clouds arc cast, Duet, by Miss Kelly, Is; I will
not say, farewell for ever, cazonet by John Parry,
10; I've rosm'd through many wcaTied round, sung
by MISS Kelly, -.
aug IL u. ID SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-25
Irish Linen Store.

ITISU oIOTC.
DERSONS waning A Irish linens from 25 cts
IL per yard TO extra superior will be supplied with
them in any quantity by the piece, half piece yard
Amongst the assortment is of very superior
soft finish sheeting linens well deserving the attcn-
ton OF gentle men wishing frs rate article. All Ii
mems purchased from the subscriber, warranted
pure linen. grass bleach and free from any impcrec-
ton, for sale at very reduced prices, at
r. III. JENKINS
10 % Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store