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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-02
CoPARTNERsHTP-

k&hE suosef'oeis having connected them
- selves together in business under The 6rm
Of ocroegs Bagby. have taken the large and
commodious store, ls'e IN The occupancy Of AIR
H."ry Alison, Immediately in front OF the Pos,
once, aud ie" doors below Libery Ware
iionse, where they will keep "A large and eene.
al as.ortm.nt ofGroceries, Few Dry Goods
OF NC of the beat qualify, which they will sell
al far prices.
ihry likewise tender their services TO their
Merchants
VI Liberal advances made on produce in
s'ofe' ihey are al.o well prepared with a
CONVENIENT Luih Ger house. on the cross street,
10 receive uoods on 81 rage, and also To for
VIM mem ief 'ne'r lr'e1ds m the upper coun
'ry, to which particular attention vii, lie ns,d.
BENJAMIN l.. oCRuGGS.
GEORGE BAGBY.
Nov. % Ga
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-02
Iurner Il Eerr

s = PAVE jnst received aud will ell al lower
- price. than ever,
case Csssineus
case IL Pn6 Linseys
/ bale Flanucls
l case large and fashionable Lrghorn Flats
aud Crowns
A few ,cces handsome Pembroke Luslfes
Mrrino CiIosssIans.
Nov. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-02
Very vataabh Plantation Negroes. Tor

Very vat"abe Plantation Negroes, for
Saie.
\EHlLL he sold, TO the highest bidder on a
\" credit OF Twelve months At NV residence
near Ly nchhnrg, on the 2ot day OF December,
IA - o'her"'se the hfst far day ensuing,
Twenty two likely Negroes,
Among them good plantation Blacksmith mad
his lools, aud very roIerable cook. Bonds
with approved security 10 bear n,eresl from
the date VIII be required the interest will
however DC RENTED, II pnnotual payment is
made HENRY s. LANGnORNE.
Nov % -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-02
Now s
TURNER * KERR

n kE no" receiving large an general as.
<SA sotlment Of full aud winter Goods. among
which are
Rose aud Point Blankets
Duiiield do
GentI. meas Plnid Glauis
Ladies' 10
Casslmero Shaw,s
BomhaZetls
flannels
An elegant assortment of wnfs ~ Vigouin, sill,
and Cotton Hose
Ladrs' white NtIiuo 10
a large assortment VI Shoe aud Hats.
Or -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-02
William b. Reid aud Th0nds j. Reid,
Administrator Of John Red, de-
ceased, Joseph adj, jr. and Robert
Cutler.


Cutler,
yzsAKE NOTICE THAT. on Wednesday
= the 81 day Of December neHi, bei".e"
tue rising aud setting of b. snn at The d"rllnR
hou.e OF Nathan " ilisHson. ~ the comfy OF
Gasseii, aud state Of North Carolina, shhu
proceed t. take The depusiiions OF NaibAn WI
hanson. freeman Iraih sud Azariah graves
Betsy Barker. aud Others and n not hnished
on ihat lay will continue from day 10 day un'
I'll completed. Aud on Thursday the 3Oih DAY
of Deesn,b nett. brt@cna tie r'sfng and set
ting ~ the ,uo a. tie dwelling house OF Andte"
MeCulI,, IN tie county Of Orange. aud state
Of North Carolina. | shall proceed 10 take no
depofi Isns OF Ap1rrw McCuiy o. others aud
ii mol linisbsd ca TINT day viii coulinne from
day Ia inv. untt eamplet d. And on wed
nrsdsy tie 18th oi January 1881, between tue
rising and setting Of tie sun at the dwelling
house Of William II. Plumlt-, ia his town Of
Waynesboro1gh und state OF North Carolina.
will proceed 10 lake the depontIons Of Marin
Bush aud Samuel Steel aud Others and II not
finished on thai day will continue from day 10
day until completed. And. on Thursday the
2ath dry OF January, 1881. between tbs rising
aud seiilng of the sun, at the tavern ot John b
Stout, AT Nelson Courthouse and State Of
Virginia. will proceed TO take the dispositions
of pbfip RYAN and others and il not finished
on thal day. will continue from day TO day un-
III completed, In be read rs evidence IN a SUIT IN
Change1y, now depending IN the Chaucery
Distfict C,utt. Dol ten in Lynciiburg, in which
am plamt Il aud you are defendants, when
and where Won my attend shond you thlnI,
proper. Respectfully. yours,
HENRY, a pauper, sou OF Esther.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-02
HoStO0lie illcnt.

[tlilt. Meeisg Of the Sfockhuhlers Of tho
- Lrncbbnrs ani Salem turnpike Corops.
ny isPostponedj 10 inert al the Frnnkln lInts-
IN Lynchbnfg. on Friday The io.botD cemher.
JOHN NJ. GORDON, Cl,rR.
Nov % iIn1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-02

ofiCE Intending to leave this place
% the last Of this month, I mosi earnestly
solicit payment from all these pho Que me.
Those VINO tail TO comply With thi. request. " m
have 10 pay u an officer
Nov. p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-02
NOVICE.

sN ~ n ~ Is
GEsS<S FENHE subscriber being deter
WL414ffs n mined 10 move 10 the West,
FYF now oiltIs f"r sale the tract OF
--zzi=-,- land, !, ing in Franklin, on Black
water, oos mile below Capt G-uIg~ Walkers
containing FOUR HUNDRED ACRES On
this tract there Is about 100 acres Of cleared
rom 90 10 100 acres ofbou0 u. aud body OF
eEoellent moonlan tobacco lnuj, n new and
tStensnt Dwelling bousc. with ctl er necessary
ut houses. Tie terms viii be accomm oda-
ing. BURD $ WEBB
Nov % vdy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-02
Splendid Cloths, Cassimeres AZ
Xestings.

HHAyE received blue. black, olive. brown,
mired dfab, sfone drab Lavender and
bull oltra SUPER aud snpeffne Cloths mud Gus
smrtrS of the brsi Ssiony Wool-lhe tIfrd
super have been carefully selected aud bought
Of bp b. I importers IN order 10 Insure genuine
colors and quality .--The iupettat were pur
chas Il ri auction Ivy = competent judge. which
enables lem 10 sell most eIcrlrnr parghins.-
Al.o. black Grnos s TX Velser, figured uncut
ylss,. (ntreta styLt.) figured Shk Velvet, Lou-
don TolIenel All yalenrln, blhek aud figured
Florfnlina and white aud eolofed Ma settles
ye,ungs; sllogrlhtt forming an assortment OF
Cloths, Cnssimcirs aud testn4s, no, eqaaIled
by any former slock. AID Will worthy oil the
attention OF gentlemen wanting either.
Any 20 2uf9,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-02

NfOlICE.-Those who are indebted TO the
AA late firm OF David l. Robert Kyle, are re-
q"essed to make payment
ROBERT KYLE.
Nov, 2j
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-02
JUDKIN,S OINTMENT.
Nov 4

vEyHE attention of the reader is particularly
n invited to thu tollbwing letter from the
Hoo. JOHN TALlAFERRO. Member of Con
gress aud Member oil the late Virginia Con-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17
JOHN McLURE.
JAMES d. FORSYTH
THOMAS WOODS.

Ds-sm6cr9. ls29-2I q.
N b. AI persons having claims agains, sa.d
Company. Will present them io- settlemeat-And
aI those indebted. are requested 90 make ialmedi-
at8 payment t1 tho subscriber, who Is authorized
t1 receive the same J. LIST.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17

|, he fact. that France purchases, annually
Raw Silk 10 the value OF twenty millions
IS AoIlars. and Great Britain Of twelve
,n;IIons This material for fabrication is
furnished by China, Turkey and Italy; aud
n ,bis latter country, IT constitutes per-
hans .l,e half Of IT'S whole exports. The
Ten millions Of dollars which we expend,
annually, in silk stufs, operate az so much
bounty 10 foreign agricultursts. This
view Of tho subject was presented by the
| Committee 70 Congress, who had under
consideration the growth and manufacture
Of silk IN the session Of 1876.
It appears to az, that ths object might
be promoted. If the Committee on Agricul-
lmre. would give an impulse TO the sUgges.
ions Of Mr.. d. Ponceau; s.fayorable ex'
pressiea vsou.. O2cisc F,hic attention
| But the preparation of Ray Six is an art
acquired by long experience, aud tx which
some of tho governments of Europe have
offered large premiums. Mr. ID. Homer
cue IS now in this country aud his services
misht be obtained. He is scientifically
acquainted with the fabrir of silk, IN allhs
branches, having been instructed 10 this art
by his father, an eminent silk manutae-
turcr of Nismes in Languedoc. Should
he be permitted 10 leave this country for
want of sufficient encouragement to remain
in it, the national industry will hate sui
fered loss of no small magnitude. The
art of reeling Ran SIX, which 'sv un-
derstand, is intimately connected vita our
public prosperity. Mr.. Du Ponceau has
associated his name with the introduction
Of silk, in It's various preparations and
manufactures. into tho United States. lie
has Justly said that, this was an object Of
honorable ambition, (which kings might
envy, and patriots only can appreciates"
These Essays on American silk consti'
tute a small volume of 40 pages, with
preface by Mr.. Do PonceOu. To these
are appended directions to Farmers for
raising silk-worms, which are 50 explicit,
that any one with this manual IN his hand
will be able to make cocoons. This little
work recommends Rsef 70 all, who con-
template the cultivation Of tho mulberry
and the rearing of silk-worus.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17
MARTRPT & DOVER,
u AILORS.

I'D ESPECTFUILY informs the Public that
ls5 they carry ON the Tailoring Business at tbe
r. o. Martin former stand, one door north of Mr.
Cresap Boarding house, corner Of Main g. Mon
roe streets. They receive regularly all the latest
Fashions. and pledge themselves 90 attend particl.
ar.y 90 Che application Of ,hem IN a style inferior
90 none n The west.
The distant Customers of r. G. Martin vii
please 90 take notice, that their Measures have
been carefully preserved and that an Orders from
them VIII oo thankfully received, and attended q
10 Che shortest notice.
LADIES' HABITS, plum and Ornameptsf
made % Zee lq'es md most approved Fashions
TWO APPRENTICES to the Tai
I1um- Business, U lufed by Martin g. Dover
Wheeling. Dam. 13. 1850.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17
COMMERCE OF THE WEST.

During the year 1929. the number Of
arrivals at the falls Of the Ohio from below
according to the register kept by N.
Berthoud, Esq was 365; the number Of
boats was 81 aud their aggregate tonnage
IL, 291. The total amount Of the tonnage
Of the sos arrivals was O. ISL t0as. Dur.
ing the year 1873, the total amount Of tho
tonnage of the arrivals from below was
estimated at 10000; in 1927 It was ascer-
tanned to be 45.7i4, tho number Of boats
81. of arrivals 277; in 1926. boats 81, ar
rivals l92, total tonnage 25,9l4.
The increase of tonnage during tho past
year has not been as great as the average
of former years. There has, however,
been the usual increase IN the number OF
boats employed on the western waters,
and il 10 probable that the current year wilt
exhibit a greater increase in the arrivals
than the last. OF the number Of bopte
which have piled above the falls without
going below, we have 40 correct account,
bat tho upper and lower trade are always IA
proportion to each other. Ofthe fat boats
and keel boats which descend the river an.
nually no register is kept, but their mum
Der is supposed to be upwards OF f,OOO.
An internal trade as extensive and valua-
bic as that carried on upon the Ohio, Mis-
slsslppi and their tributaries, has never
existed in any country Except, perhaps, N
China, Ind a foreign commerce OF e.
quail extent would be considered worthy
Of every possible attentlo from govern
ment, and Of any expense ior It's preserya-
ton and protection. that circumstances
might call for. Ships Of war, light houses,
Publications Of harbours, break waters
every thing that would in any way afford
assistance and facility, would be unhesiiat-
ingly provided. and the millions and tens
Of millions which they would cost, con.
sidered as of little importance compared
with the objects for which they we're ex-
pended.
We have moi. 10 the West, been IN tic
habit Of making any very greai demands
upon the public funds tor the projection Of
onr trade. nor are we disposed to make
any unreasonable requIsiiIons. We have,
however. a right to expect, that tho few
and small aids which Va require from 90
vsrnmeat will be readily and cheerfully
GRANTED. We have ncs complained OF tho
inatisntion If our rulers to the improve
men, Of the navigation Of the Mississippi
aud Ohio. but have been content 10 be-
amused with the feeble, tri1mg, and ineili.
Gent operations winch for several years
have been carried on IN a style that looked
like Inockery. As at present, however, by
means Of the invention Of an lndIVIdui,
we have a plan IA operation. which, NO
hope. will accomplish the object, we are
We DO not complain Of our 90
because they dad not remove the
obstruction 10 our trade caused By the falls
Of the Ohio--an obstruction causing al
annual loss Of immense sums to the peo-
pie Of the Western S;ales---on the con-
trary, when this great uoional work was
and IN state OF forwardness,
By private enterprise. We felt grateful for
an investment Of government funds 20 the
amount Of 500. 900, IN stock which viii
doubtless afford large irleFe'i, - si5 e
49, .-f-f~t~o
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17

C0rsetst C0rsetS When we breathe
we take into the chest, or InhaIe, and give
out, or expire certain quantity of AIR,
which can be measured by breathing
through "a curved tube into a glass bell fun
of water inverted over a pneumatic tub.
Dr. IIerbst, of Gottingen, has lately been
performing some curious experiments IN
relation 10 the quantity OF air that Is breath
ed. Now the commonest understanding
will appreciate from them the value and
comfort Of full and unrestraIned breathing
DIR. Herbst says that a middle sized man
20 years old, after a natural expiration or
IemiSSIOn Of air, inspired or took ~ 80
cubic inches, when dressed, and LOG when
his tight dress was lOOsened. After a full
dilatatIOn Of the chest, he inhaled l26
cubic inches when dressed, and lS6 when
Undressed. Another young man, aged u,
after a natural expiration, took IN 0O while
dressed. and SO when undressed. Had
DR. Herbst made his observations on some
of the ladies, who carry the use Of corsets
to extremes, We apprehend that he would
have obtained results Of nature really
alarming. 1.-THE wheels of fashion which
reFolve ever more rapidly than that Of for
tune itself would but bring Up something
oriental in costume, It would 90 far to-
wards periecting the objects Of this journal,
the public health.
At The Hotel-Deu. the great hospital
at Paris, young girl Of eighteen, lately
presented herself to Mr.. Bresche, for his
ady:ce.-On the right side Of her throat,
she had a tumour of variable size, but
uege bigger thaa one's fist; It reached from
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17

ZANE s. PENTONEY,
HArE JUST REoED ed AND OPENED,
Rh Cases containing
~ 6P.e.cs coroa.uoa mnt SauiuettE
Oxford Do
Blue DO
Super Cadet Do.
hea,yiat e. blue blk 70. LutestrHg
green 8uz;
green EIiuuet
ID lauu Puul
super blue Camb'st;
PLAIN aud iig'd back CircasSians &
bomoazet;
cd pieces Flag Silk IS udkerchies;
% and I'D Incl super Do. Lu,esrng Cayaty
y pieces super black India Slttms
g dozen Waterloo ohlwls;
g b.u. black, and green eros des Indies;
black and drb eros des Naples;
black end white French S1tCns;
. pieces super black md blue black Velvet
piece super super black Clothi
piece blue Cloth
Gamble. and Plaid Cloaks;
8 dozen South Sea Ouer Caps Angels duo.
Watch they offer upon such terms as c1no.ila
,o pea,a-
CHEAPSIDE, No. 7, jan. Is.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17
To CAPITALISTS AND
MANUFACTURERS.

MANUTACTrNNC ESTABLISHMENT,
~ ihs Ohio River adjoining Inc upper end
~ tde town oi Wheeling, consisting of a
FOUNDRY CID tect bv go leet-Dit h two FUR-
NACCs together with III, necessary fxtures-..so
very large assortment OF patterns uf the most
approved description for Steam Engues-cugH
mills, hollow ware &c a Ne- supsImual Brik
lC0rl >i0H - feet wide aud l3l tsot iong-tu-.e
stories high, containing drums and .ltues--d Dor
Hs m,l, and al. a1pau1ages required tor tae cote
s,rucil1u oil, >Jels Engines O. lle largest d.Ue.r
a.1us-tae whole propelled By q nIsi cate Steam
Engine oil sd horse power; winch raises "a very
large supply Of water from die Ohio E.se- Tor tut
use ot ,le works.
They viii also sell the whole, or such plr ot
Jhlt valuable tac. of L..d adjoining hl above
buildings 4s aly le des,IDj-.a1 'yhoi, c1nar.-
me about l-I 0r $50 ACbEo. SD OF g1 AtNAo
OF which contains stratum u' cEccigutstaue coal
from t0 g foot thick. supplying tne works go Ollie
cent per buslcl Two BBiCh HOUSES olthrec
stories each--Oua two story do-a frame Vate-
house. d large Barn, and or frame houses for
tla accommodation of work hands
This property being bounded on the OHIO River
nearly three fourth of mile affords depth ot wa
ter at al times sufficient to sustain steam boats,
which can BIZ buLl cz repaired within 90 yards OF
,he works
Application by iette- or otherwise, 20 either Of
tle subscribers viii be- promptly attended Co. IL
n0, sold by che lst ApuL tl1 above property vail
. b.. .. !
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07
~ the Governor Of the Commonwealth
pirginio.
A PROCLAMATION

w lex EAS, IN pursuance Of an act of tho. C,rr-
ERA Assembly. passed the 18th dsy of Fehr,.
Any, 1851 entitled, An act, to amend an act en,;.
sd an act to organise Convention. Iii.
oI.he votes given IN each county, town and borop.h
emitted TO send members to the General hs.o,,,i
upon the question ot the Ratification or R;ect;a.
tue Amended Constitution of virrinia. have 49, =,
TRANSMITTED to the Executive Of Virginia. and Sssa
oeen oy them carefully examined; and wbere.s ,rs.
such examination IT sPpeafs satisfactorily to tho e.
ecut've mat majority of said votes 10 for r,,ifv;
the SAID Amended Constitution: Now. tbrrsScrs
AoHS FLOYD, Governor Of the Commonwealth If W..
gina OF and with the advice Of the Council Of ,,ata
Go hereby proclaim and ma Ike known 10 the neon.
virginia.; that majority Of all the qualified votes Al.
ven, rs IN favor of The ratification of tho An,cnjad
constitution; and that there appear
For The ratification thereof 2Gos5 ro,c,
For the rejection thereof 1858 vote.
Hiven under my hand as Governor. and md, a..
LIS seal OF The Commonwealth AZ Richn,on5
this LIST day of July, 1880 A''
III. r.. JOHN FLOYD.
r, ne EDITORS who published tbe-new or amended
CONSTITUTIONS by authority of the executive arc ~
qnestedt TO publish the preceding Proclamation in ,b
respective newspapers three times and forwa rd ,h.;
accounts to Tins Department, accompanied bv ~
tea copy OF the terms of advertisno. and ev,da,..
tiat the Puoiiestions charged have 6eon made
july 7-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07
HYGEIA HOTEL
Old POIW1, CO nEo

" LII k'Of-NT co MO RT
VIE subscriber, grateful for past favor. -,,,,,-
II bis sincere thanks for the liberal - s.o'ls
iaeht saordcd the Hygea Hotel since il Ia. -" :,
ms occupancy, and respectfully informs the n.,sac
ii 'ho ast twelve months no has been esi
4" nia snS Alterations and inproyem
Ills Ice House filed with clean Nor.Io,, T.. ~.
oai wen stocked with the choicest Liquors nurcb.-
~ ny friends Inexperienced judgcs in New York ana
hiy; 'O'' '''S' qua
ne now throws open his House for Commons 49,,
v,hced that they will not find il inferior to sny
1ishmcnt OF the kind on the scaboard. nn5 risSSs.
,tse.., et al :imcs, to furnish his Table with Ia
ehoicest delicacies The season, market and ,s;SA
MOOD Affords and thst every attention shah he .i..r
nose VINO favor inn with their patronage
Oio ront Com or is SO well known thu, 70
neeIs no description; suffice it sny that the we'll
established healshincss and delightful Sea Rs,h;n.,
fcnd"ri as desirable any ON the sea hoard :. ,;,
10 .hc Invalid as those quest of pleasure
Steamboats, from Baltimore and Washinrton touch
me ront each trip TO lapd and receive ps,.sngcrs
ana aSteamboat plios daily between hi. nI.,. ~
ioik and Hampton for the convenencc of 49, -
'hcS VISA To visit either Of those places
vessels OF every description continually pass;no ,r5
epas:,ns noth from foreign ports aud coastvise THE
magnitude OF the Notifications proaress;no a;i
ne me military appearance of SIX comnanie. ofT
>. hrth"ry stationed here for a school of nr,ct;c.
ana their elegant band are well calculated 10
tam and amusc W ensef-
Arrangements will be made for Co,iIl;on p.r,;.,
ana Steamboats, employed ON parties of nle.snre -,
inc Capes, whenever a sufficient number u.f;f,e. :,
and timely notice is given 'N'os r'
new bathing House has been pn, up for the ex
ciusFe accommodation of ladies' and there be;n,, TO-.
separate buildings for thnt purpose ladies or gsn,i
or cold MapSu.%y' Snner Msrm
ne DAN House erected on the beach, for the
conEenence of Sea Bathing, has been prov;SsS LII
LOOT path leading from the Hotel. which 80
gers me walk more pleasant than formerly thronrh
July 7-iaWat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07

Eye. IL. ssus.oss.--rhe Crivc.i VI Virginia
may give to our country, young men, zealons in
iso cause OF science and literature, and ever watch
fol ct our independence. :
=, by i. W. Bass.-John Randolph---,hc lion or the
virginia Convention. ever true to his country clory,
and his constituents interests prosperous VOYAGE
and speedy return to his country
ny Z. l.. Watk;ns---Henry Clay--:he patriot,
the deserved station OF the Presidential Chair.
by Nivrson w o,kins.-Ilcnry Clay--what would.,,
thcs have! War, pestilenc-, and famines-Th,t in
some otner country thou mayst have, bpt thou shall,
hayo Jackson and Reform in this.
ny Joseph s. Watkins.-Phe Jumes River Canal
tho wisest grandest, and most useful scheme in
sg'tntion--its speedy IecoInnencemcnr and success
iui prosecution, to the mouth Of Dunlsps Creek.
by tho Company Robert &. Macon---our WORTHY
ana most excellent Host he will be gratefully re-
urembeEed by the people OF Goocblapd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07
NOTICE.

LnLED Proposals will be rsesved By the ~
~ Directors Of the Manchester Turnpike Con-
,"r seepng THO said Turnpike Road in ,hs ors,r
o. September next-the proposals to DO Se,ns;,sS :.
18th day of August next ~ VI 's'o's sns
tuiy T-lax6irf g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07
TIE CABINET.

n M Inginm was 10 leave tho City Monday,
fortbe North Mr. Derrien went Northward on Sa-
inrdny' The prosdcn; is gone not to return until
the last OF September The Postmaster General and
Secretary ofWur, arc refreshing in tho North The
Secretary Of State. says the Baltimore Patriot is get
ting restless at the aspect of things in New York,
and expected to be on tho wing IN the course of
week.
a travelling Cabinet, ch. Mr.. Richie?
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07

Erastus Root has not declined, as the Enourcr
states tho nomination Of the New York meeting for
Governor. Ills letter bears strong resemblance 10
tbe ioysvil!c Veto--tho argument way the con.
cluson the othcr lie deprecates the proceeding as
tending to destroy the regular usngcs bu, hc winds
u2by saying, that bong "poltie.l nam" 10 vIl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07

a travelling Cabinet, CHI, Mr. Ritchi.'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07
Aertt01u SUTRX.

8f DAvEEPoHr. ALLEs q co.
GROCERIES.
THURSDAY MonSrNo July e,b. n, m .,.,->
be sod at our Auction Store. VIZ
10 Hhds nsolasses
- do N. II. rum
do Antigua do
10 do sugars .
100 boxcs soap
90 Or casks French Madeira wine
100 rcanrs wrapping paper
100 do writing do
Cases half pint iumblers
Crates Liverpool waro
d. Cheese, corks, shoes
Indigo, &c &c.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07
Forty Dollars Reward.

NhE Subscribers stable broke omen on -Fbp,,
Gay night the 10th inst. and large BAY Horse
stolen; his hind feet white, has saddle spots m,,LsJ
WIT gear, very iu name divides on each side of tho
oeCK, toarc looted He is n natural PAGER bur ,rots
wen ~ harness, and carries bis boad very much ryo
Iected out lie rs abort five feet five inches b;cs
ten years old, nieItod tsil will give 40 IN, 81
tniei, and SO for tho horse CURTIS CARTER