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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08
MEDICAL.

A Essay on the Remlttent and Intermittent
IA Diseases, including, genericolly Marsh and Ncu-
raga-comprising, under the former, various anom-
oles, obscurltles, and consequences and under the
new systematic view of the latter, treating of tic
deuourcux, sciatica, headache, ophthalmia, tooth
ache, palsy and many other modes and consequences
of this generic disease. By Jno. Macculloch, NJ. ID.
Il. K. s., &c. &c. &c.
The Anatomy. Physiology and Diseases of the
Teeth. BY Thos. Bell, +, X. s.. &c. &c.-Just
published. and for sale by !. H. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08

Drugs, Medicines, &c. &c.
The subscriber has received part of
O. his Spring supply of Drugs, Medicines
VAEH &c. and expects TO receive the remainder
ES by the first arrivals from New York,
Is ~ Philadelphia and Baltimore. He deems
it superfluous to say any thing by way
of putting the good qualities of the articles he offers
for sale of which, as well the prices, those who
wish to purchase generally choose to be their own
Judges. The public have right to expect cre,y thing
they buy to be sood but it rcry unusual 10 hear the
cry of sinking fish from the salesman if the article
called for should not be the best of the kind in the
market. His object is, therefore, to keep the best he
can buy, and sell them as low as he can afford.
III. &. MCNAMARA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08
PerfumerY. DC.

y genuine French. in bottles of great variety of
shapes; Florida water aromatic vinegar; honey wa
ter French and English soaps; burning PARTICLES, In
tended for burning in sick rooms which when lighted
emit most fragrant odour pearl powder; rouge in
pots; vinegar of rouge; Macassar oil bears OIL ge-
nuine otto of rose, and milk of roses.
up Is II. G.. MCNAMARA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08

American Jurist, and Law Magazine.
DUBLISHED quarterly, price five dollars per an
Il mum, payable in advance
The Jurist commenced in January 1929 five
numbers have been published
Contents of No. V-Art. l. Insanity produced
by lntemperance 2. Testimony of persons intores.
ted Suit. 3. Ships and Shipping. a. Seamcn's
wages D. Opinion of David Hoffman, Esq. Of
Baltimore, depending in Georgia 6. HoG.
mans Legal Outlines T. Peters Reports g..
New Hampshire Cases 0. Provincial and Colonial
Laws. Digest of Recent Decisions Legislation.
Intelligence and Miscellany. List of Law Publcu
tons.
6 Subscriptions received by COLLINS & co.
agent for the Publishers. 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08

Brown Stout and Porter
"IBBERT'S brown stout and porter in quart
IL Il and pint bottles. For sale by
ma II. II. DREW. Agt
Newark Cider and Vinegar.
Oh Bills of best New Ark Cider
~ 20 do of Cider Vinegar, for sale by
ma 10 JAS. WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08
Great sale of Law Books.

~ the second THURSDAY Of September next, will
~ be sold by auction, the Law Stock of q Book
seller; consisting Of about Thirty Thousand Yoiumes,
embracing the latest editions Of nearly all books in
general use, and great number Of the old Report.
ers, and other scarce works.
AT the same time will be sold, a lorre number Of
Important Miscellaneous works.
The Catalogue will be ready by the first Of June
Any gentleman desiring it forwarded to him, will
please apply post paid TO The subscriber
NJ. THOMAS, AuctIoneer.
Philadelphia, May, 1880. ma 15-w2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08

Gauze and Mcrino Flannel.
LNINE and super fine patent ga,,ze, and merino
Il fannels, just received by II NELSON.
mn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08

Rev. Edward Payson's Life.
lust published q of the Rev Edward Payson ID.
- ID, late Pastor of the Second Church in Portland.
Also just received copies Canons for the Government
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church la the United States
Amcrica.-for sale, by COLLINS & Go.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08
THE HORSE.

nose VINO lnsy appreciate the value of that nobs nm,
fully dedicated: e "0""Sc vs. respect
ine Fe'eInay surgeon, or Fariery Taught, on n.,y ol
easy pan, neIn8 treatise ON all the diseases and
% we ,loise Is liable the causes and symptoms of the car,
lively cdSc WIN I"Tcons 10 the shoe smith far,;s, a
prevention oi diseases Preceded by popular % ~
wy ha' functions ~ health, and show na the rr,noplcs a.
WWcn Wcse are To he restored when disoydccJ H. 49,
mns, veterinary surgeon With considerable add,ons sd
NJ S particularly adapted country Nv Thos
mar W" - H. Nhof'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08

Bell, on the Teeth
IE Anatomy Physiology and Diseases of the Teeih-By
Thomas Bell, +. s. +. s., f. G S., member OF the
Royal Colege Of Surgeons, in London &c. &c
small supply jus, rcceivcdby COLLINS g. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08

Paper-Good and Cheap.
WE have jus opened an Invoice of Foolscap and
w Letter Paper-very good at very reasonable
prices. COLLINS g. co.
10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08
Irish Linens and Linen Cambrics.

IrISN I4lNcnS aIlU IIlntn CamDrICS.
4 L ROBERT ii JENKINS Irish Linen and
IA Fancy Dry Good Store, will be found ut the
lowest market prices, an extensive assortment of 10
and 4-d Irish linens: Also, linen edmbrics, from 81 20
to So per yard. Persons can be furnished WITH any
quantity OF Irish lnens at the above place, by the
piece, half piece or yard. The goods are all of this
Springs Importation, ,oarranted 20 be made IF pure
linen, of grass bleach, and free from any imperec
ton. ma II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08
PROPOSALS
FOR PUBLISHING By SUBSCRIPTION,
A Defence of the Jews,
AND THE MOSAIC LAW.

BIZ 1SAAC LEESER
|ENilS work was composed about year SINCE and
he confdes the author is induced TO publish il 5ledg
ing HIMSELF that it is strictly as it purports to be- n
defence of the principles of he religion he PROCESSES.
TERMS.
l. The work will be put to press soon as sufi-
Gent number of subscribers is obtained.
2. 1t will be printed on fine paper, and delivered TO
subscribers bound in CLOTH at 81 % per copy, payable
on delivery.
3. Persons procuring six subscribers, will be ent-
tied to seventh copy gratis
W Those holding Subscription Papers will please
forward them by the middle Of June
Phitadeiphia, .Harch, 1880
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08
TO LOVERS OF HORSES

y 10 E1to OF I1OItNI1NJ.
KINDS FARRIERY, recently published by Jno. Grss,
ii Philadelphia.
This book puff from the best information the adj
get from persons the CITY, who
judges he warranted saying that Us decidedly the best
the subject be found print and processes TO
nothing table Of but what treated Of
In mastery style
Il would lie supeGuous that those who justly appro
noble and useful animal the Horse, will end this
Iuost desirable line volume
Price Is cenis.-FoT sale, by JOHN IL. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08
Musical Cabinet.

tLASSiCAL Pocket Library for the German
~ Flute Flagcole, Violin or Oboe-cons istinc of
Songs with wordsl and dances
IN nd frto,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08
o. Perry'S Patent Do,tbie Geered
WINDLhSS BEDSTEADS.

TENHESE Dadstcads possess all the advantages
n that are derived from the use oftbo Windiass
together with that Of sackng perfectly ieUei. firm
and elastic which is found from experience to be the
most natural ana easy TO rest upOn:testImonIes in
their favor have much increased the year past Those
who are about purchasing Bcdsteads, would do well
to call and examine the above, Mt No 1OI, Wash
ngton-street. entrance on Fnyctte CourI. Boston
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08

ADAMS, GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS.
a NEW Edition (much improved) Of this valuo.
- bic school book-Just published and for sale bv
nla 10 !. II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08

II Newspaper for Tie Ladies.
Proposals tor publishing in the City Of Washington.
containing eighs pages. devoted entirely to the dis
semna,ion OF intelligence useful and .,
the Ladies', to be entitled 1870 w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-17

We certainly expect d shake Of the hand from
oyer, Lisiman in tuau. for the excellent tale of
ore Of thcir OWN countrtmen which we publish
ii, morning. We DO hot know when we ever
read A better one.
We receive repeated complaints from our
country subscribers, in consequence of the ire
qularity in The receipt of their papers. The fault
+, not with rs. Tn papers are regularly sent
fran this office. So much Reform" has of late
,een Introduced into the Post Office Depasment,
nat !. is hard telling where TO look in such cases.
W, must i" hide our time" and wait for the next
o. Reform" which we hope Is not far distant.
<Ns>
Reader. ~ news apers DO not now complain
,bs, ,hey AZ full Of foreign news, when every
hing wears so threatening an aspect in Europe.
EasN
The course of the Telegraph with regard to
Mr.. ADAMS. siuce his election to Congress. W.
ar. hapn, to see is generally reprobated. The
lsi,,l assaults upon the ex-president recoil on
m IT authors. However. we NAV differ as to his
plidea! he, and a. to the propriety ofhis accept
IN seat in the House of Representatives. all
ho,5rable mcn admit that he should be treated
with respect and consideration The conductor
of ne Telegraph is very ObtuSs on the subject of
on, Al manners
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-17

present year, the dealers here will find it to their
interest to feed their hogs a year longer before
they take them to market. My own opinion is
that you will have a good supply. But | give
you the date upon which | rest this opinion, and
you can Judge for yourself"
Ase&
1t is our painful duty to notice the arrest of
Charles Whitley, Leroy Jorden and Anthony Ev-
ans-all of them citizens of Bedford. heretofore
of reputable standing. and one of them a magis-
trate of the county-charged with having defraud-
ed the United States, by forging documents in the
name of Revolutionary Soldiers, and drawing
pensions upon them. We do not know 70 what
extent the fraud has been carried-nOr indeed
whether the parties are guilty-lf they are not,
they will soon be enabled to establish their inno-
cence and wipe of suspicion.
Lynch6mg Erginim,.
The Washington Telegraph asserted, with a
semi official tone, that Mr.. RANDOLPH had, after
arriving in Russia. requested from the President
of the United States permission to visit the south
of Europe. which was granted and used. This
was a little too much for some of as opposition
folks. who had the benefit of a little experience
in studying and teaching geography. We could
not understand the mode Of conveyance that
would in lesss than six weeks, bring Mr. RS
request from ST. Petersburg, take back the per-
mission. and bring intelligence of his arrival at
London in his southern tour. Accordingly the
next day the Telegraph speaks officially, under
ad,isement, and SAYS that MIR. Randolph carried
ont with him the Presidents permission for the
abandonment of the mission. We enter no
Complaint of this mode Of having the public bust
ness conducted-but we have not forgotten the
abuse. gross insulting abuse, that was la,ished
on the administration of Mr.. ADAMS, because
Mr.. RUFUS KING returned from London, in
consequence of i'll health.-U. s. Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-17

The PENNSYLVANIA Inquirer. is very severe up
On &C.. Telegraph. The laquirer is Il Jackson pa
pei. II saws:
Il, net the course of the Telegraph, with res
nee - Pennsylvania, a most conclusive proof
Of T., 'rI'n OF what we have heretofore said.
thai il Editor II the s;Ibsrrvient instrument, the
IA, ION, organ, of a small tactiohi in the general
government. of whom the Secretary of the treasury
i, ,ic chiet, there being perhaps but one other
member"
P,~iouS confession! What, a faction in the
Gene. 81 Gpyernmeut, and Mr.. lngtlam at the
head fit. Tell itnnt in Gath, publish 1t not IN
The >'crriS1 e AskeiOn." As a sign ut the times.
We txtrac' the following paragraph from a COM
m1icttion in the same paper. 1t bodies d'ssen-
spa:
I'll any thing is calculated to draw the flee
ions aud confidence at the people OF Pennsyiva-
Liza from General jackson, it is having near has
Irr>na su,h ndiuuS slanderers rs Dun Green-
>I,l harrow minded. bigoted and tvrannicai Po-
i.uac,.' - Sanuel d.. lneham, Ii is high time
'1t The people "f Pennsylvania understood some
dim. distinctly upon these points. The approach
.g- session of congress will decide whether Diff
Csr.n i, 10 disgrace the cause, as public printer;
AID samuel Ingham, To bring ridicuIe upon
t. eo1ntry. ~ his nominal and silly administra-
.'u cf rhc aiiairs of the Treasury. | have no
STATION Ia affirming, tina, 1t such men are long
sr permitted tn hlacken the cause. and degrade
'a country. the people of old PENNSYLVANIA will
~ke tc liberty To think and act for themselves,
u' - thinking Will conclude. that the President
".u could retain such men in his confidence,
r; the man that they TOOK him To be. For
van can hr deeper stepped in political p%"llntlon
} a1 Ouf Green aud Samuel ID. inSham."
4S5~
TIE New Castle and Frenchtown Railroad
to,rhy have closed their subscription books,
,uolnt of stock subscribed being sufficient
nmahe the road.
Ce ia>, Of the cclcInA'"d Tea Cases, was dc
.' { i PHILADELPHIA Oh Thursday last. when
rc Irl rendered ,rrdicts in favor nj the \tian-
ac ~ii>lrlucc Company and IN, Merchants FIRE
lnsJTan,e Company of New York-,hr former
ivr S2S,911 -. and the latter for S24,S16 %.
%s>S
\ lady who ke, PSI boarding house In New
York brought a suit against a person Ter SANDER
10 her character. and recovered 4 verdict OF
''sht hundred dollars.
<ssS
Bcasr hace.-We learn that the gentleman
It whom Mr.. Randolph rented a furnished house
~ st, petersbursh. ,Nhichbe kept about a week.
Ias RENTED the amount received in payment
go rubles. equal to Si40-a> il donation to the
Boston Seamen's Friend Society.
SNss~
Large Pompkia.-The Raleigh Registe, SAYS,
Nr. William Whitfield. one of the most'enter-
pri,ing and systematic farmers in Wake County.
\. c. presented us on Friday last. with a Pump
kn weighing 50 pounds aud measuring in cir
inference five feet two inches. Beat this who
oan,
Chesapeake All Ohio Cm'GL-The President
md NireDtnrS nr this Canal met ON Saturday last.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-17

III. with the Scholars OF thu Public Schools, be
contested TO Join in the procession.
R,Saicsd. That a committee of seven persons
:. ,opointed to receive delegates from the differ
-, mechanic snd charitable societies disposed to
,,ticipare in the celebration, and that societies
ainder their respective officers will assemble on
,b,t day. at the places 10 be appointed for that
purpn,e.
? B,solrst. That a Committee Of seven persons
,e avpointed to prepare an Address to the French
ueople. expressive of the feelings of the people
II Seu York on the recent triumph.
RssoIred. That a Committee of seven persons
b. ,ppointed to select an Orator on the occasion.
Ee,9ireL. That a Committee OF seven persons
4, sopointed To choose a Grand Marshal of the
Dv.
Realized. That a Committee Of seven persons
he appointed to make taenecessarv arrangements
Tor the Students of the College and Scholars of
lie Public Schools.
Re,ohred, That a Committee of fifty persons
"a. a~ppointed as a General Executive Committee
cr Arrangements, who shall be authorized to take
MEASURE, for the accommodation aud order of tie
Jar.~ent ,acieties-for the accommodation of pub
4. f.nctioaaries-to fix the tyne and place
- tc Grafton. aud to DO such other acts as may
b. calculated 20 carry into effect the foregoing
r.Ia,!0ns, and that they publish the Order Of
IN. Day in the different papers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-17

Benjamin Wright, the Engineer of the Second
Division. Mr.. Nathan s.. Roberts, and several
other Engineers and officers of the Company,
proceeded up the Canal, from the old locks
next below the Little Falls of the Potomac, to
the first level above the Great Falls, passing in
this space over twelve culverts, and through six
teen locks, each of eight feet lift. They met i'm
their ascent, a boat which had just descended
from the Seneca feeder, eight miles above the
Great Falls.
1t was highly gratifying to perceive, that the
side ~culverts of the locks, each of which is provi-
ded with three inlets for the water at the bottom
of the lock, caused the boat to ascend READILY
from one level TO the next. and to pass through
the chamber of the lock, in less than three MN
utes; and this. Notwithstanding the lock tenders
and draft horses were new to their occupations.
The passage through one lock was accomplish
ed in two and a half minutes; and the Engineer
in Chief was of opinion that, with prompt exer-
ton. the passage through a lock might be accom-
plished IN two minutes.
No effort was made during this voyage to try
she speed Of the boat, which is IL feet 8 inches
wide, and IS feet long, being three feet narrow
er. and fifteen feet shorter, than the lock cham
bers will admit. But the same boat was some
AGO. when crowded with passengers, propel-
led bv three horses. along a single level of two
miles ana Il qnarter, at 4 rate very little short of
eight miles an honr.-Naf. I'M. Of Tuesday.
<se~
The Ticenig-second Congress.-The elections
for members to the next Congress have now taken
place in the States of Maine, Massachusetts. Yer
mont, New-York PENNSYLVANIA, Delaware. Ohio,
South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi i Louisiana.
The following table will show the changes in the
political character of the delegations from each
state respectively:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-17
x en- VAL.
WILLIAM .WOOD,

* WING removed from Brsiley's wharf, respect
3 : fully informs his friends and the public that he
has taken III. !,uusc ioimer!, kept by Joshua Iennison,
,nl alter wards BY or ietourn0, but recently by tho
mas Shields. as a Tavern and Re cctory, the house be-
ing on Tenth street, II few doors from tennsvlV ania
avenue, where he hopes to share R part ct the public
patronage.
The establishment is very spacious and convenient
and is calculated for the accommodation Of perInanen,
and temporary boarders, ny the day, week, or year,
and Al reasonable prices, suitable 10 the times.
The Rar is supplied with The best If Liquors
Wines Cordial, Malt, and Spirruous. Gentlemen ira
Yelling, and private parties. can be furnished with pi
vate rooms. coalitions of Oysters, Beef steaks. Fried
Sau,ages, Golf e, NC.
CRVof Uo,hingfol, Noremjer Is. 1850.
nnY lT-n6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-17

The following antl-Lunarian rescript was pub
licly and in due form announced by the bellman,
through the different streets of Armagh, on the
evening of Tuesday, the I'd instant: " The in
habitants of Armagh are requested to notice, that,
IN consequence of the uncertainty THE meaiher,
the eclipse of the Moon, which was TO have ia
ken place this evening. is postponed by order I'M
til the fall moon in October. of which due notice
will be given."-DubIin Journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-17
SHIP NEWS.
PORT Of ALEXANDRIA. On. c.

Ship Virginia, from this port, arrived at Charles.
ton Sth inst.
Ship Columbia, from this port, was seen Oct.
Is, long. 150.
Ship Rosseau, McLcvin, cleared at Norfolk
for this port 18th inst.
Brig Comet, Staples, from this port, arrived at
New Orleans eth ult.
Schr. Pioneer, Atkins, cleared at Boston for
this port 10th inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-17
ALEXANDRIA, u. G.

U.ByeSAfY H0REIyG. nor IL, 1850.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-17
SALES AT AUCTION.
ENe.utor's sale

WILL. be sd at public auction. on IUEHNfY,
w the 30h instant. AT Bedford, the Residence ot the
late !ieur, Ffshugh, Esq. deceased. a portion OF the
personal prnper, IF saId fitzhugA, con ! ing IT
90 or so LIKELY NEGROES. (men, women,
and ci.I'dreni
Several superior Work Horses
Also a large nun'her OF Cattle, sheep aud Hogs
Together with al the Plantation Utensils, hou eho'd
anu Kitchen Furniture, on said Farm
Cash will be required for the Negroes; on 81 the
other articles 4 credit Of nine months, for 80 II ab"ve
-, vii be allowed The purchaser giving bond with
approved security; for that sum and under. cash will
be demanded
As such valuable property is rarely Off, ed for sale,
distant purchasers will find il to their si,. ~ ,ec To 81
tend. FRANCIS . II Z,,UEif.
Executor OF Henry Fizt usE, deceased.
King George County, Va-nov Its
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-17
Present Congress. Nert Congress.
Jackson-Antl-J. Jackson-Anti-J.

There Is one vacancy in Maine, twoi i'll Massa-
chusetts. and two in Vermont. which will be fill
ed b. Anti-Jacksons, making the whole number
vfopponents to the administration -. Anti-Jack-
son vain ~. I. .LurnaL Of Commerce.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-17

Chesapeake and Ohio CmaaL-The President
and Directors Of this Canal met on Saturday last.
~ the packet boat Charles Fenton Mercer, and
Accompanied BY their Engineer in Chief. Mr..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-17
New saddle. Hnrness y Trunk
III NIEICINRE

MsI.N Tsf'f IL
rGlIS subscriber respectfully informs his friends OF
Alexandria, and its vicinity, that he has establish
ed the above business, on King street, a few doors
east oe Messrs. Kerr q Fitzhugh's Grocery store, under
the direction and supe,intnndence OF AsDREw SrLLr'
VAN; who will manufacture and keep for sale on the
most reasonable terms, and made OF the best materi'
ais, the following articles:
Gentlemen's best upholstered, plain and common
saddles; ladies' best and common do brides, mar.
tingales, valisses and saddle bags. OF all kinds; best
black leather travelling trunks, and Brussels carpet
travelling bags; hair and fancy trunks and Whips OF All
kinds; best coach and gig harness, common do car
role. wagon aud cart DO. Together with every article
in the line. 5000
IN addition to the experience Of the conductor OF
the business, he has procured the aid OF a workman
from Richmond, Va. considered one of the best Sad
Ilersi in the state, who intends Introducing the
UIRE SPRING SADDLE,
improved by himself. %. Hyde,) which, for durability
and ease to the rider and horse, is far superior to any
sprinc saddle ever offered TO the public
GentleIaep are solicited TO call and examine the
model
rod work repaired At the shortest notice and IN
The best STYLE. All orders thankfully received ana
promptly executed. hohniio D"i'
oct 5-d!w&eotis Jan.
The L.eeshurg Genius Of Liberty, and Frederlcks.
burg (Va.) Arena will insert the rboye st, and send
their accounts 10 III. ID.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-02

TERMS -SrusoRirrIoN to the DAuy RicuMoNp WWe to
City Subscribers ST. year, aud for shorter period AT the
of SO year, both payable in advance When sent 10y
mail $40
ApvruI'srSGFor square of 6 lines or less, one I'M
IS cents three insertions 81 IL and
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Thrice a week week 81 p; every succeeding week 81
Twice n week. first insertion 20 every succeeding
50
Once "a week, insertion - cents; every succeeding
Iertion 50 cents
All advertisements also the CoNsrruroNAL
Nuro
Transient advertisers must pay advance.
The number of insertions be noted the Ms, they
w he inserted until ordered be stopped, and charged
cordngly
Annual Advertisers charged 80 dollars for two squares,
proportion for advertisements of length;
except and Lottery dealers who charged 500
OF The CONSTITUTIONAL WHO; ~ published twice
week, Tuesdays and Friday five dollars per annum,
payable IN advance
For interchangeable square, less for tho first in
scrton and 80 cents for each continuance.