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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-29

1As Ssase-H0Hie ia Ne,U. .Haven.-The following very brief description of this edice copy from the New-llasan Chroniels This huilding, erected tn sAs swpieW Iyle Ofs Dosic order, the mast majestic ia architecture. aud of which, beieve there is not another perfect specimen ia America, externally very beaa,ita and imposing. It is l6O feet n length and presents two fronts of 90 feet each terminating in
 handsome pogtico, supported by six massive colamus The roof sae fthe most deut objects tn arclitec- snre, is nearly fiat, and singularly beautiful. The wallsof the baildng are of sandstone, very sod and are handsome and workmanlike sample of masonry. The basement, above which the building rises two stories, wl bs encruseed wiih white marble from the Siag- Using quarves, the steps will also he of the maierial-she rest of the building will be s,uceoed
 When 6nshed, it will present. n its perfect propor- seas and is aobIe simplicity, general effect purely beaafSl aad truly imposing But, by surprising fa- sniy of iss parts as leas is degraded by deyia- sios from ordinary rule, the only security for good taste, she most puerile and frivolous imaginable We spsak of the manner ia which the architect has seen ss se saacco sle ped;mens; abenish which, trust she commitsee will have the good sense to correct; because t is pity that the cdice, otherwise per- feet and honorable to taeir taste should bear on in front mark for eonstan, ridcule. The succo is maraed o io resemble marble slabs aGnding ead.oise. insead of blocks lying horzonia. the ordiaary poe silioa, position which will be adopted in all ether parss of lhe bsiidilg.'
 A sefert has,ag gone abroad that the state house wesA not be ia Feadiress for the reception of the
 smbess ofthe general assembly sext week, and that they would be obliged to adjourn to Hartford, the Re- gisasr announces that s ssu be tn order The Repre- sensitive chamber k nearly completed. and the Senate chamber will be by Wedassdsy aexs.
 LitckfeId Female Academy.-The semi-aDnual pub- lie exhibition of this School under the care of Miss G. Percs and Mr. J. P. Brace, was held ut ske Court House on Tassday evening Of last week. On account of the great crowd of spectators attending, and the noise and hustle in that part of the house in which we wsFs compelled to locate ourselves unable to sss heaE baa small portion of the cxereises-but so isr we weFe enabled judge, she young ladies of the seminary acquitted themselves tn very credit ahle manner The compositions. eight or tea in aum- ber. which wers sead by Mr. Brace, were of uucom- ,aoa excellence; sie paintings and drawings were eeod and le psrOT@ances a the piano by the elder eass of scholars afforded very general gras6eatoa. We uadersgaai shs Academy will be re-opened about ahe middle of Nay
 Gss. Alesaader EnysE.-It wil be seen by an ex- -arast ofa leueg fum washiug.oa Q" the preceding pase, dat this distinguished man s no more. It i' sstsd sss the immsdiaie cause of his death was the .iapasiy oG che Representative Hall Though . sisange eempoaad of opposite and contradictory quail iaiss, nn of sroag psejadices and ardent tempega
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-29
. THE ENQUTRER. }
LEHCHFIELD, APRIL a0. IsS0.


 zSsn @essisgs-PnrsnMht to previous p0laie notice amessang of the good people of uhis tOpH Wss held on sodA Iass OP she purpose fgivok au expressiOn of opinion favorable or adverse SO petition for divi- son Of the ancient town of Litehaeld by dsuaching the Society OfSOuth Farms from it, and erecting said soeisiy intO . separate and independent town. Ow- ing 10 the inelemeucy of the weather in the fore part oft day, she needing was not as fully attended as would have been desirable-sl it was highly respec- table. Aisev remarks from number of gentlemen, is dsterined by Voae of about two to one, tl,nt it uas not expedieat that South Farms should be set off into . separate town. This we understand is the SiFd or fourth attempt that has been made to effect dviniOs of shs town; and we hope the sabjec. may moW rest for many years at east and the inhabitants in al seeeioas the town move on in their accusto. ed way, harmonious and contented.
 The steam boat Macdoaough, of Hartford, now car ries passengers from Hartford to New.YOrE for one doflar and halC Heretofore the fare has beens5. An superstition boat, the Victory from the Hudson river, has jGst commenced running between Hartford and New-York.
 ET The annual meeting ofthe Connect;cus Eab6ath School USiom will be held at New-Eiaven on Thurs day the 9th of May next, at o'clock F.. M.
 Setatofiai EIectiOs.-From the Hartford papers of his week we give the following statement of the votes cae Cor Senators at the late election in this Sate The scattering votes omitted. The gentleman frs. sa,ned iR each dssrict is of course elected. No. 1-Samuel Hart 972, Martin Welles 942.
 2-Lorrain T. Pease 848. Wm. Dixon 7Ol.
 S-rimoshy Pitkin 8Ol, Elisha Phelps GA.
 4-Wm. W. Boardman 842, Samuel J. Hitch- cock l89. Eli Ives l37, Jared Basset $. \ 5-Noyes Darling 632, Bonnet Bronson 25I.
 6-John D. ReynoIds $50, N. Griffin 164.
 7-Elisha Haley 59S John Hyde 349.
 s-Roger HuntogtoG 7lO, E. Porter 2S9. 9-H. n. Waite 536 B. Trumbuli 423.
 lO-A. D. Baldwin 603, R. Fairchild 5G9.
 ll-Reaben Booth 6Os Zalmon Wildmaa 472,
 Daniel Tomlinson 364. l9--ChaEies Hawley 54S, s. Raymond 54. lS-A. T. JudsoO 572, c. F. Cleaseland Al. M-s.ephen F. Palmer 9o9, T. Hubbard 452. l5-Phineas Miner 936, Russell c. Abernc,hy
 Sss. Laancelot Phelps 50. 16-Hon.er Boardman 9l4, c. A. Judson 7I7. i7-Aug. Pettbone 765, N. P. Perry 59O. & iS-John Aisop 549, J. Chdsey l94. l9-George Pratt 5l9, Josiah Griffin 940. 90-. ". Crawford 432, E. S.earns AIS. 2l-Pey.on R. Gilber, 5s6. John Fi.ch 4sO. Voses J6r A. Goeeymoy-John c. Peters, 6,86l
 I.W: Csswtord. 2,923 -s1. w. T. Williams, 2,8O6 j" ssvsfary-Thomas Day. 7,295
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-29
Carriage Manufactory. THE Subscribers are constantly riasnufsc4 4 turing
 CMg'rjUges.

s@.g.'4 -ts--5cso Of a!F the various kinds in use; and have now on hand great variety of Carriages, made alter the latest and most approved patterns, and warranted to. be of first rate wofknnau- ship which they will sell at reduced prices. Several good SecOnd- Hond Cayriages; will he sold at low prices, and on accommodating terms.
 Orders will 6e promptly attended to, snd faithfully executed. REPAIRING done on short notice, and in the most satisfactory uaDaer.
 EAlkNESSES'made in good style.
 Coach Laces; Elliptical, CradleSIC Springs; Copa' varnish and Japan; Oil-Cioth Car peting; Craped Hair and Moss>-tOgether with most articles in the Carriage line, sold.a as low as elsewhere
 . c. & H. FRANCIS Near South Church, ETain-st.
 H0rtfosd, ApriI %, 1880. (4wsenyaSw4&
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-29
NOTICE.

= NOTICE. CTX usenths from this date are limited by - the Court of Probate fer the District Of LitchfeId for the exhibition of claims against the estateaOf
 V WILLIAM PALMER, late of Torrington. in said district, deeeased. Those who neglect to present their claims within said time will be debarred recovery. and all indebted tO said estate are requested to make immediate payment t0
 FF. JAMES w. PALMER. 2 Eseca-
 ROBERT E. PALMER, tors. TSpisgteR. ApFa slr 1880 yvEts 'GS
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-29

2 Ges. Alexaader Enysk.--It will be seen by a" ex- iraet ofa lemer fsum Washiugtoa oa the preceding pase. ssat this distinguished man is no more lt i' ssstsd taa the iasdiate cause of his death was the inpasiN og sks Representative Hall. Though a sisaage eempoaad of opposite and coa'radcissy quail iass, an sf sirOng prcjadices and ardent tempesa- nsat. Gen. smyih has believe always ssssained a kga shaEactsr for saienss and p1Sbiy. Az genesal ia shs lais war; and subsequently as ths interpreter sfsAe Apocalypse" he has been subject sO the jeers aaa sghssr ef his friends weli as oppones, yet hia inasgriy ard upsighiness have sever heard qsss- aioned His funeral was attended on che l9sh by the Prssdeus. vies President, Heads ~ Departments, lSSGhsn of COagTsH, FsreigA a1iais.srs, SCc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-29

U The Hartford Times compares Isaac kal-as great newspaper backgSard and IibelIer probably as ever lived--'silh the elder Cato!! How modest!
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-29

Mr. Amos Pllsbdfy, the sOn of d,e late incumbent has been appointsd Warden of the statS Pt;aon a, Wethersfeld. He has been for many years aa assist ant st the prison' and ssnd to he peculiarly well qua ifed for the station to which he h now appointed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-04-29

eJ The annual meesing ofthe Connsct;cm Sabbath SchoOi Usion will be held at New-Haven on Thurs day the 6ti, of May next, at o'clock F. M.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-25
Marine ~ s. IA IS.
pORr or Ron NON'y
ARRIVED.
Schr Mary Ellen, franc, from Norfolk.

SAILED,
Sch Elizabeth and Rcbeccu, Williams, for Boston,
flour and tobacco.
Schr Flag Of Truce, Doughty, for Brdgeton,
coal
Schr Susan and Elizabeth, Brown, for Phiadel
phia Cuy Point, robaCc
Schr Dean Swift. Godfrey, for Philadelphia, coal.
CapI West of the sloop Crawford, has politely fur
nlshed the following list OF American vessels at
ST. Thomas, the 9Th inst. when he LEFT. BrI gs
Cherub, Baxter. of and from Boston unccr ain where
bound, and waiting; Drummer, Dunlery, of Bath fr.
PhIlad. uncertain dscharging; EnterpnZe, Lewis
of Freetown, from Boston, do do Savannah, Beach
OF Providence, from Baltimore, do do Actress Spar
ling, of Mt. Desert, fir Alexandria, do do Hunter,
HussIa OF BaJ IT Mars lilies, do, arid 9TH; schnrs
Johns Relief, Brooks of East River, from and for
Freder ck,hurg, in , dS o. Burroughs, of from
and for Alexandria. in , is; Gen Jackson, Bosworh
of and from Bangor, for ST Croix, SON; Albion, SAT-
ford, of and fr York for Texas, IN ds Caroline,
Smith, of Chatham fr PhIiad, for Bait. 8tn.
Fhe schr Elizabeth hence for New York. spoken the
l7Ih with loss o f1Temasi but wanted assistance.
The Tuscany. and Virginia, Moue, from Virginia, arrived
Liverpool previous TO 10Th July.
NORFOLK, August S3.-Arived, schr Rising Sun, West
from r edmond bound TO Philadelphia.
In Hampton RoadsBr brig John Wilson, OgIvie, fIom ur
James River bound to Port Glasgow
Cleared. brig LucIla, Somcrs, City Point.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2l.-AuIved, schr Caroline Marion
Harrington, Rchnond schr Indepe ndencs, Hooper, do
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-25
lust published EDINBURG REVIEW, No.
81 l0l CONTENTS: Art. l. A statement of

lust published, EDINBURG REVIEW, No.
- lol. CONTENTS: ART. / /. A statement of
uments, relating to the operation of breaking the En-
emys Line, prsctsed Tor the 6rst time the Gel
ebrated Battle of the 18th April, 1882. By Major
General Sir Howard Douglas, Bart, K.S.C., e. B.,
to the Breaking Of the Line the 18th of April 1882.
BY Major General Sir Fl. Douglas. Art. III. Me-
mors of his own Life and Tunes. By Sir James
Turner. ART. III. I. An Introduction to the La
tin Tongue, for thouse of Youth. Q. Grnce Gram-
matcls Rudnenta, in usum Regip Schole Etonensis
3. Scriptures Roman, in usum Regin SchnlU Eon-
ensls. q. se,iPtores Grgci in usum Regia Schoin
It's evulga,a. A. J. w. Nblock. ABB. ex aula Sarc-
ii Edmund, OSonie. 8 Poetic Grppc in usum Re-
gin SrholG Etoncnsis g. A comparative Atlas Of
Ancient and Modern Geography, from the original
authorities. end upon new plan, for the of D
his Majesty. 7. Index to the Elton Comparative At
las of Ancient and Modern Geography. BY a. Ar
rowsmith, photographer to his Majesty. 8. A list
Of Eton College, taken at Election. ART. ". Me-
moirs Of the Astronomical Society Of London. ART.
Y. Letter to the Representatives Of Scotland in
Parliament, respecting the State of ouy Law, and the
Jurisdiction and Duties Of the Court of Session By
Scottish Barristcr. ART. VI. Cloudesey; Tale
By the Author of Caleb Williams. ARr. VII. The
Question Of Registry, considered, with reference to
the Interests of Landowners and Commercial Cred
IT. in a Letter to the Right Hon Robert Peel. BY
Ii Bollenden Ker, Esq Err S. ART. Will I. Re
port TOn anu ubutcS OF CVlueilce taken DeIofc the
Select Committee Of the House of Lords on the coal
trade ?. On the Coal Trade AnT. X. I. The
Omnprssence of the Deity, Poom BY Robert
Montgomery. Satin, Poem. By Robert Mont
geometry. ART. Enquiries with respect to the
Nature and influence of Taxation. ART. XI. Ma
rlno Faero. Par M. Cashier Doavigne Arr.
XII The Life of Major-G General Sir Thomas Nun
70, Bart. and X. c. b.. late Governor of Madras with
extracts from his Correspon denco and Private Pa
pers BY the Rev. G r Gleig. NJ. "A, NJ RS L.
Note to Article on Southey's Colloouies Quarterly
List Of New Publications. II. ID. SANXAY.
aup %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-25

VgNHE Subscribers offer for SALE ut their Store. No
Il 22i, Pearl Street, NEW YORK. the following
complete assortment Of DRY GOODS, on the mosI
liberal terms consisting Of black, blue, olive and
London brown, ciare, MKT and steel MKT, drab and
bronze, common, 6nc and superfne broadcloaths and
cassimeres
Mkt indigo blue and olive ssttine,ts
| Red and nnxt padding; Tartan plaids and camblcts
| Crimson, blue and green moreens
Black and assorted colored bombazstts and circss-
slams
Green booking balze. and floor cloth buizes
White, green, red aud yellow Hannsls, assorted quail.
Green and white serge; rose, duHil and point blan-
kc;s
complete assortment. Of common. fne and super
White, and black cotton and silk hose, black and
slate colored worsted hose
Common, fine and suPerfno Irish linens, in whole,
and half pieces
Lawns; Cd ia, 81, 3D., IO-4 Irish table diaper;
A. Cd, and Sd, cotton diaper
Cotton diaper table cloths super double damak table
cloths
81 rO-4, and i2-4 double dama.k; Sd Irish shee-
ting; Russia diapers
"A and Ga canbrics. sheetngs and jaconets, Swiss
muslIns
Plain, figured, and tamboured book rnuslins
Plain, and figured null mnsllns
A and Cd cambria and furpii ure dimty; black and
! brown linens
Black and colored bricks; indigo Plaids, stripes
! and apron checks
DtoWn sneetnRs ana shrtings; Marselles. Valencta,
swausdowu, silk and toilsnet vestinC
"A, 81, d ca whne SSiss Jaconet, und fancy era
watts; Italian and Madras cravats
Black and olive velveteens. beaverteens, bangup q
tabby cords and fustians
Prtsburg Cords patent linen and floss thread
Cotton ball aud spool thread knitting cotton, cotton
yarn, wick, bats and wadding
Cd 20 49,. quilts and counterpanes, foundation mus
Inns; Millnets, assorted coored; tabby vcvets
ga 10 Cd fancy cotton shuws; Prussian shawls
IA 10 Ga light and dark fancy gnghams; black las
ting
French bou1bazine; brown batistr; fancy silk hkfs
Large and small sized silk flag hkdfs; superior silk
bandannss
Alto Ga tckings; black, blue, and assorted sewing
silk and silk TWIST
Blrdseye diaper pack and pound pins CLOAK clasps;
hooks and eyes
Gilt coat buttons; ivory, bone lasting and Steel do
Pearl shr; buttons; cap and ribbons quality
and shoe bindings
Bed lace, blk and drab cotton ferrets twilled and
plain cotton tapes
Linen tapes; worsted and carpet bindings; ivory and
horn combs
Taffeta ribbons, of all descriptions; cotton and bobbi
net laces
Beaver, buckskn horse skin, white and assorted kid
gloves
Blk and white silk gloves; mts; black, green white
straw and pink French grapes
Worsted barege hkfs merino, square and long
shawis
Belt ribbons cotton and linen buck IN; black and blue
| black gros de- Naples silk
w hite. green, blue. straw and pink Florence silk
| Linen cambria, and linen cambria hkfs
| Together with complete, and splendid assortment
Of Calicoes, all of which offered at the lowest
market prices, by J l.. & N. l.. GRISWOLD.
| New YoRK, Aug. 90 CIV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-25
UNION HoTETs,
City Of Richmond. Virginia

sNHE subscribers having taken this spacious aud
elegant House, are prepared to AccOmmo date
Travellers and Bo' rders either Families or Single
Gen'lemen, by the day, week, month or year. ON the
most lIbe al terms
The UNION HOTEL is pleasantly situated on
T. OF Man-Srcct,a little below the Market House,
sufficiently near to the business part of the City;
while at he came time IT is withdrawn from the noise
and hustle Incidental to more public places, contain
ing near 90 Rooms including Parlours. Saloons &c.
nil furnished in superior style combining both
ucss and elegance.
Their table will be plentfully furnished, with such
varieties as the market and neighboring places al.
fords, and the Bar with the moss choice liquors.
The Bed Rooms are spacious and airy and tho
Beds clean: and If good and attentive Servants with
disposition the part of oil attached the house
to please, are calculated to add TO the foregoing
commentators then will the propretors not only de-
but hope receive the patronage Of the pub
lie. They have god Stables convenient to tho
House well supplied with Provcnder and experience.
ed Ostlers.
The General Stage Office kept at this House
where seats in all the different Stages may be taken.
WIN. II. SHIELDS.
aug 17-con JOHN ARMISTEhD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-25
To Contractors.

SEALED Proposals will be received until the first
- of September, for building about twenty five
Richmond upon the margin of James River, where
there is abundant supply Of stone Persons wish
ing Information tn" description Of the work. will
apply TO Captain George Booker, 10 whom they will
hand IN their proposals.
The money Will BE- paid weekly, as the work pro-
0rCs-'-. aug 25-5t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-25

correct as to the course that will be pursued by
Messrs Thompson and Rudd, the vote in the Sen
ate will be. on all party questions, 10 for Clay-2i
TOR Jackson"-thus making Senate of forty, in or
der to get majority CT t,oo.
KENTUCKY SESATE.-Aecording to the statements
OF the Kentucky papers, the Senate of that State
viii be OF the following complexion:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-25
Chickahominy Land for Sale.

ChlckanoEn1ny hand Tor Sale.
TNHE subscriber is empowered by deed Of trust
Il from Judge Hay and others, of record in tho
Office of the clerk Of Henrico county, SELL and he
now Offers for SALE the estate called Ashfeld, con
tanning about nine hundred and thirty situated
on Chickahominy, IN the county of Henrico, about
seven miles from the city of Richmond
The estate consists of two parcels: the upper sep
aruted from the Tower by a slip Of land about four
hundred yards wide. Die upper parcel contains
about AGO. and the lower about 500 acres.
On the upper parcel there is excellent brick
dwelling house, 62 by 80 feet, having six largo and
two small rooms and four large closets. The house
was built about the year 1913, and said be a
good as any in the county The store-ro ana
gardeners house also Of brick. The other b, u
ses kitchen, servants apartments, stables, and co.
house, &c are of wood. About one-third of ;a,a
tract is as told, what is called mud lard % o.
As acres Of which cleared aud in mesdgv " ,!
may with little trouble, be kept constantly rya al
On the lower tract, containing abou. 500 Ger
thore barns, stables SC but no dwc.Iing.h 1--s
but that lptended for the Oyerseer Il has 6 good
scite for dwelling house near an exceileni sr-.a
and most abundant supply Of fire wood Yhe.. =
also orchard It, II is reprcse rIed tsut @. his
tract, between one and two hundred acres Cre mud
land that may be easily cleared, and tl.a are e-g1
TO any land on Chckahorn!ny
The district of country in which these lan5s c.r 5il
uated is said TO be very healthy, and entirely exempt
from aguo and fever.
On having the purchase money, and the in eres
thereof payable sGm-annuaily. satisfactorily secured
a liberal credit will be given 10 the purchaser.
The parcels will be sold sepa rgte.y if tire uu-c.-
should so desire. ROBERT STANARp
~ 20--2awSy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-25

NOTlCE Peter Smith, free nian 0t = -7T,
IN now residing IN the city Of Richmond. and -.
has been lately emancppted By Deed duly aarn. c.'
In record in the Clerks Office of the Hustiug Cour-
Of the said city of Richmond, will present 80 tn
General Assembly # Virginia, at lis next Sessior,
Petition praying for therein 81, forth. ;sa,
law may pass permitting him to remain III ,iis Com
mon wealth Gug % -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-25
TRUSTEE'S SALE

Rf virtue of deed of trust from Ludwell Lee,
- bearing date the LIST day of May, in the year
1923, and recorded in the county court of Spottsyi-
vania, shall, on Monday, the llth day of October
next before the front door of the Eagle HOTEL the
City of Richmond, proceed sell Mt public auction
10 the highest bidder, Tract of Land lying in the
said county of SposylvaDia, containing thousand
one hundred ind fory more or less; being part
OF the tract of land commonly designated in the said
county the mine tract The land represented to
contain large quantity of iron ore. Large quaint
ties OF this ore were, at former times, raised with
large profit TO those engaged in the operation and it
Is supposed, tina, the mines nigh, be now worked TO
much profit, if the operations prudently and skill
fully conducted But, of this, It's supposed the pur-
chaser will, by examination, inform himself as no
guaranty of the extent fertility of the mines will be
made. Selling trustee. shall convey TO the pur-
chaser with special warranty onlv. though it is be-
lieved that the title is unquesionabls
The terms of sale Will be third of the purchase
money and the charges Of the sale and of the execu
ton of the trust, to paid in hand and the residue
of the purchase money, in three equal instruments
payable respectively ut two, and three years,
from the day of sale, and bearing interes, from that
day and to be secured by deed of trust the land
aug 5-2.wtds ROBERT STANARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-25

BosToN, Aug. ls.
Salem Triais-Thc trial of + Knapp progress
cd yesterday. The examination Of witnesses was
concluded, and Mr.. Dexter commenced closing the
defence at 5P NJ. but did not probably finish last
evening. IL is currently reported that witness.
Mr.. Savary who had testified the first trial, that
he saw a man coming nut "f Mr. Whites yard be
tween and O'Clock, 4 NJ April Y on being ques-
toned yesterday TO who that person was, stated
he believed il was the prisoner.
II the above report is correct, il is probable that
the jury will bring verdict Of murder against
Frank Knapp. According to he developments made
OF the evidence the former trial, it the want
Of precision on this point that produced Disagree
ment in the jury. We shall probably hear of the
suit BY to morrow next day. We have gwen no
accounts of the evidence on the second trial. Many
people have become sick of hearing of the Salem
murder. and have desire to impair the health
OF the city, we shall say nothing more ~ Y Cour.
Amount Of Produce and Number of Boats passed
down through the Lower Locks.
Ang. 2l.--I7 hhds tobacco, tlerce do, % barrels
flour, 100 bushels wheat, bushels meal squares
slate, tons sand. cords wood, i2 boats, II coal
boats. % 8 bushels coal.
Aug %. -63 hhds tobacco, 2e3 bbls -four, 1913
bushels wheat, tons one, | iron cog wheel Il 90
lbs,) 100 stavcs 80 boats, coal boats, 562 bushels
coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-25

Spithfcid and Chuckatuck Cotton Yarns
- nnn Lbs of the above Yarns, FROM No 4, to
C'7"OO No. b, inclusive, are offered for sale in
lots to suit purchasers, the most reasonable terms
This Yarn is recommended for its great strength.
aug R5 JAS. WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-25
Sugar, Coffee, &c.

sugars OOHt5, WC.
QSO Bags Coffee various quahties)
80 bids. dry New Orleans sugar Cheap
IS do do Porto RICO do
~ ~ DO do St. Croix do primo
40 do West India and N Orleans molasscs
SO bbls and hhds. good Baltimore whiskey
500 sacks best Liverpool filed blown salt
$50 sides oak and hemloek, tsned soa !, atber.
For sale by
,pugIo RALsfoN g. PLEAsANTs,