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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18

Bohtar The intelligence which has reach
ed ns from the Republic of Colombia. aud which
we insert this morning. is Of highly IN ,ercsting
Character. The Constituent Congress has as,
semh'ed-Snere, The victor OF the brilliant field
o' asacneho. which sealed the independence of
Peru, his been chosen it. Prcsideni-and that
body, which has in its hands, for good or for
evil the future des,inies of Colombia, is in full
operation Alsrioous may be lis deliberations
to the cause of that rational liberty, which The
people OF ihl' country enjoy, and which at one
PERIOD was so sanguibely anticipated, aud is not
vel wholly despaired of, as ihe necessary fruit
of The establishment ofrhe independence Of the
Spanish da'ne Bolrar. too, has resigned the
PreHdeHcy; and, in a touching address TO his
coantrymen, solemnly and emphalcally alb.
lures the ambitious views which have been ms.
crlbed To hun. lie declares that the stories
which have been circulated 10 his prejudice
AZ" not frne-and that the very men who
charge hun with the low ambition OF aiming al
see the establishment Of a monarchy on the
runs OF The republican system. We confess we
do not place implicit confidence in Bolyar's de
clal"tons,even yet--we do fear, that, notwiih-
staodtng this avo"ed reverence for repub lean
ism ~ adherence OF monarchy --this renuncia.
ton of honorS which he held, & his declared de-
= X m har l..
lhere Is al work a ueacherous under. current.
which The eve OF the observer cannot detect
We do fear, that he sees beforehand, the ms.
S'onS which are fr,mentiog and which ii will
De the o9eol OF las parilzaus 10 aggravate 10
their highest pltch until the strong arm of a
Dictator shall be rend red necessary to prevent,
or. y may he, to qnell ci,,l war. And then.
we all know how easy II would he for Bolivar
TO regret the necessity which again calls up
on him to rsnounce the ea Sc OF retirement for
the strife OF arms--Ihe calm pleasures Of the
domestic hearth, for the unsatisfactory excite
neUt Of eve reaching and ntvsr-satiaied nmbi-
ton. CG'ar pushed aside the crown which
was thrice Offered him by ms partizans-aod
Richard the 3d,when he waspaylug ms wa, to
the throne by arliflce and whence, complained
. the mob who shouted " bng Ire king Rich.
aid, hat they were about 10 enforce upon
nm "ofld oil cares, which Heaven did know.
were lar from his desire Eut. Will We feel
this dlstrust OF Bolivar we sill hope that he
may prove TO be all that be eems-as well for
the advantage of the humal race. a, that he
may hand down his own reputation to posteri.
ty nnsullifd by the reproachof having been thu
destroyer OF the Liberties ofhe people IN whose
emancipation from spanish hraldom he has
acted such great aud glorims part.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18
Otni0n party.

1klliL subscribrr will give aGollon Party
- on Saturday evenng nerr. NJ u o'alock, at
the Franklin Hotel Tho Ladies are invited 10
attend. Gentlemen will fnd tickets NJ the bat.
J. A. XAUPf.
March Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18

~ The last mail furnishes rs with another
Speech from NJ. Barton, which, for cutting
severity. we have never seen surpassed. Srna.
tor White, OF Tennessee, is the principal object
at whom his nnsparing sarcasms are levelled !;
though tho whole party which have rode into
power bv crying Out reform aud reIrench
ment. d" coalition "bargain. intrigue and
management, are mad to bleed freely nnd,r
his unspauug lash We shall publish it in our
neKi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18

u We are always glad 10 hear from the
writer of" An Old Conn, but we had rather
not, for particular reasons, publish his pasqul.
made
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-18

it.-Thsre VII undoubtedly be strong opposi.
ton 10 the adoption of the new Constitution !;
but there WILDE nothing 20 fear. il lis friends
do their duty. II is an important duty. aud we
cannot believe that any man will neglect to
discharge IL without there be- some insupefabe
difficulty in III, way.-It may he we'll enough
to mention bee, thai all who are embraced in
the Article OF the new constitution describing
those who ray exercise the Right of Sutfi age,
are entitled In vote at the next April elections
for or dgai'si The Constitution. though not for
Del"gales--and surely, they will not suffer this
privilege, $. severely contested, aud 40 hardly
won. 10 he bst now by their remissness. Let
them go 10 the polls and voie for the new
Constitutions, aud thus show that they val.
ne the privilege OF which the, have been so
long and SO unjostIy deprived.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30

for collecting this debt, under those cirouulstan-
ces, the Constable charged per cent, or so cents
the usual commission for collecting. and retaining
that amount, paid over the balance to the p'a'nti,
A; and it is this so cents he has been compelled
to return by the judgment of Magistrate. The
official duties of the Constable, in this case, ceas-
ed on the debt being superseded;he did not,there-
fore, charge a commission under either the COM
mon or statue law, but as the claim had been put
into his hands for collection, and was LETT IN MS
hands after being superseded, for collection, and
he did collect it, as general collector, publicly
known as such, he had right to make the charge
and it is the usual and customary charge for col
Letting
The Constable does not know what the com
mon law upon this subject is. but he does know
that BY the common law, common justice.& com
mon sense of the case, A is not entitled to his
services in collecting his debts, without paying
him reasonable compensation for his services
more, he did not ask. s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30
:. SATURDAY, OCTOBER so, 1880.
COMMUNICATIONS.

Mn. EpIroa:-l somewhat dissent from an
opinion expressed in your paper concerning the
nomination Of Mr.. ADAMS to Congress. The una
nimity Of his nomination is proof that his servi-
ces are needed; and no mas is so high as TO place
himself beyond the call of the people. His &C
ceptance Of the trust will be-a new and beautiful
feature in our republican system. lie will have
an opportunity Of explaining the false charges of
his enemies, and beneftting the country BY his
experience and wisdom. am pleased that he
has Welded to the wish Of his fellow citizens, and
that in all probability he will be returned to Con
sress without opposition.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30
"CoLLEcror's OFFICE, }
NeW Hauen, Oct. 10, 1850. (

STR am requested by several of the mer.
chants OF this place interested in the West India
trade, to ask you at about what tin they may
calculate upon the ports in the British Islands be-
ing open to American vessels, under the late ar.
rangemenr. This information, if it can with pro-
priety be given, wi be of Importance to the mer
chants, as they wish to know when to have their
vessels and cargoes IN readiness. With due re.
spect, am, Sir, your obedient servant.
WIN. Fl. ELLIS
Hon. MARTIN VAy BuREx,
Secretary Of State"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30
"DEPARTMESr or SRATF, }
W0shiR gfOn, 18Th Ger. 1880. {

. .SIR-Your letter of the 18th instant has
been received at this Department In answer
to the inquiry it contains. as TO the time when
the British West India ports will be opened to
our vessels, under the late arrangement. have
stated that it is expected by this Government,
that that of Great Britain will, without deIay.
take the necessary measures to that effect, upon
the receipt of the Presidents Proclamation of the
5th instant. l am with great respect, your ob't
servant, NJ VAN BUREN
"WH. II. ELLIS, Esq. Collector. New Haven -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30

"And II seemeth that this word hotehpof, is in En-.
glsh puddrg; for in pudding is not commonly put
one thing alone, but thing with other things to-
gether." Lit. s 267.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30

British Colonial Trade.-We have been oblig.
ingly furnished with the following correspond
ence between the Hon. Secretary of State and
the Collector of this port, which must be Inte-
resting to our readers. as being an official annun
citation that the British West India ports cannot
be expected to be opened to our vessels until the
Presidents proclamation reaches England, and
orders shall afterwards be received in the Islands,
from England. A messenger from this govern
ment sailed for England with the Proclamation
after it was issued. and is probably
at this time drawing near to the fast anchored
lsle," so that it is probable that the West India
ports will be opened by about the 25th of No
vember.-New-Har Register
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30
09I9sae

Commonwealth, On bill OF lndlc'neD' y.
vs.. the murder Of lsI "a.
Charles Tou.g, GRrsrs THossTo''''''
18th, 1880.
This trial came on last week. before the o'P'
rior Court of Law, for the county Of Caroline
Judge Brockenbrough presiding, and occuP..
the whole session Of the court. In con.equsr,g
of the inclemcncy of the weather. the GrsnG :.
~ did not convene until Tuesday: fine Dill u =.
dictment sent up to them was, in shor, wv, a.
returned True Bill" The prisoner was u..
arraigned upon the indictment. and peaoeo ~.
guilty. A motion for change of venue wa, C ,n.n
made BY his counsel and resisted by the 'on
attorney-many witnesses "e'..+
ahmed, and after long argument the eour !,
jected the application. A motion was men ID. n'T-
which was acquiesced in BY the prosecute.
set aside Hfe E'eniire sGnpsnsa. ~ re s-'1s'''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30
aEGEfsH


Horrid Murder The secret and suotios
murder Of Mr.. White has been acted over a.li
IN this country, but We fear the prospect Of Oaas
ing to punishment the author Of the deed Is ..or
my. About two weeks since Mr.. Eds:' q
Pink county, was sitting BY his wife near the l'.
when he was shot dead by some per,o'' irf
without The ball passed through his head 40.
so instantaneous was his death that he dIfro' ~
EN- fall from his chair. but remained in the p's'
ton in which he was sitting. unN some Of =
neighbors, three miles of, could arrive. III
by the name of Gormond has been arrested q. 7;
suspicion of being the murderer, and true Oh
found by the Grand Jury. Gormond was -
step son, and at the time the gun fired. ms NON.
jumped up and exclaimed. Don't Kill HIM. ~
son-but take the property" dlrtren's y
tween Gormond and Edes had existed ior"I'
time; circumstances, probably, imProPtf 90, ~. "
mention, induced the finding Of true O.L TX
trial has been continued over 10 the ne1i FERN "
the Court, in March next, under the expectation
that time will develope something By Hacn
whoever he is, may BE- orongl'"Fl.
Gormond has been baiIed. SIN ' ,I
surities, each in the sum of three thoH,an' o.
lars. -Wontgonery (.7iabGma) JOurna'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-30
No. ".
SATURDAY, OoToBER so, 1850.

From the .4t,ic Of Neriu, Negation, Esquire
''Siculs Dapes"
"THe table and the homely gods,
Demand my song. "-ARMsTRoss.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21
New-Xork and RhoAe-Is.
= land Steam Jackets.

Fwe-From Newport to Nc,o- York, fee
dollars; from Ne,opOrt to Procideace
one dohlar-Meals extra.
.aRR.1NGE.HE.NT FOR OCTOBER
The PRESIDENT, Capt. r. S. BUNKER
LEAVES PRovIpEScE,
Oct. l, 6, IL, I6. 81, 25, %, at I2M.
ASD New YoRK.
Oct !, s, II, 10, %, 81, at4p.m.
The WASHINGTON, Capt, CoMsTocK
LEAVES PRovIDxNcr.
Oct. 9, z, IL, Is. 30. 26. 30, at I2 ~.
Asp NEW YoRk,
Oct. 5, Q, IL, Is, %, %, at4p.M VI.
The BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, Capt.
E. 5. BCNKrR,
LEAVES PRoviDrYcK,
Oct. 4, G, II, 10. %. u, at I2u.
AND NEw YoRx.
Oci I, G, ~. l6, 81, 25. %. a, ,ap.u.
The CHANCELLOR LIVINGSTON
Capt. Z. CoeGEsHALL.
LEAVES Providence,
Oct. 5, 9, l3, IS, %, 2s, at I2x.
AND NEw foRK,
Oct. 2. z. ~, IS, 20, 26. 81, at p. VI.
The Packets, both to and from New York
touch a, the Long Wharf at Newport. To
receive and land Passengers. - Csrria ges
always in waiting upon their arrival.
Sent, 3O
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-21
AT REDUCED PRICES.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
Il friends and the public. that he will col
or and dress cloth in the best manner and
with dispatch, mnch cheaper than ordinary
priecs, at his mills in Portsmouth.
WOOL CARDED AS USUAL.
uTArticles intended tn be zen, to tho Fac
tory, may l,s LETT with Geo Know Ice or Jol,
ehermsn, NewpDrt. Sanford Amy, Little.
Compton. Poie2 Cory, Tver'cn; or jeremiah
6ifard. Bristol Ferry
Al fssors gratefully acknowledged b.
seSt. ie SAMUEL CLARKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
NETWORK
1nurMaI of C0nItmerre,
EVENING EDITION.

An Evening Edition OF The Journal of Commerce is
published DAILY, and sent off by The great Southern
and Northern Mails and the Steam Mail to the East.
This edition contains all received by the mails
and from vessels arriving at this port and notice Of
mercantile transactions in the New York Market
whenever they possess interest, down to o'clock,
r. NJ. The Editors have established very valua-
ablc correspondence with oil the principal CONNER.
cal cities in the world. They have swift sailing
schooner, built in Baltimore expressly for them, be-
sides row boats, the whole maintained at annual
expense of more than four thousand dollars and de-
voted exclusively to their use by which ships fire.
quc,ly boarded at the distance Of Gy and sometimes
one hundred miles from the city. All the arrange
ments Of the establishment upon the most libe-
raj scale of eS pense, and possess efficiency which
constitutes the Journal Of Commerce, issued as il is,
twice day. decidedly the best channel of news both
Political and Commercial, which be found in this
CITY Full accounts of news received by foreign ar
rivals ut this port frequently sent off twenty four
hours before the merchants letters by the same
sells are placed i'll the Post Office.
In tho present critcalstate of the markets, which
there is every reason to believe will continue at least
for some months, merchants throughout the country
will find this the cheapest, and most complete cores
pondeRce which can possibly he established
~ During the winter, when the Northern and
Eastern Mails start in tho morning, the Morning
Edition is forwarded; so that subscribers receive a
morning and evening paper alternately, giving them
the news throughout the year to the latest posi-
bic hour
Terms SO per nnnum, payable in advance All
orders and payments may be forwarded by mail, at
the risk and charge of the Editors
HALE g. HALLocK.
lT All Editors who receive the Daily Journal
of Commerce are requested to publish the above
ms an advertisement twice. and charge the same to
our account.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
WEST INDIA TRADE.

Pie Telegraph of Monday contains tho following
We have been favored with the following extract
Of letter from a gentleman in NeWYork, TO his
friend in this City dated
AUGUST AZ, 1880.
"Captain Rogers is below in the Caledonia, sailed
from Liverpool 10Th July. lie brings the glorious
that the Vest India Ports are TO be opened on
che LIST Of January"
The National Gazette of Saturday has the follow
ing:
Extract Of letter, dated
"NEw-YoRK, Aug. e7--2 o'clock.
"Gne Of our most respectable houses hero, hos re
coived private letters by tho Caledonia, below,
pouncng the opening of the British West1ndics to
our Gag.
.'Hdlf Past o'clock
81 open thus to CONFIRM the abovo--THE PonTs
ARE OPEN."
The news may be true, but 1t IS more probably, a
stock or rather -four jobbing, fabrication The New
York papers, which furnish copious supplies Of for
cign news brought by the Caledonia, say not word
about this--an emission almost incredible, were tho
news authentic. In the House Of Commons on the
9Th July, Mr. Robinson inquired of Ministers IT the
negotiations with tho u. States with respect to the
CSradas 10y which the N. Y. Press understands the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
SALIVA CONVENTION.

There were two sets of Delegates from the coun
" of New York to the Salinu Conventon-Those
stgmatiaed as the Coffin handbil' men were id
mttcd, the others unanimously rejected by the Con
venton. The Evening Journal, the organ Of the
true working men, observes:
SALINA CONVENTION.--Thc only which
received from Salna contained in the following of
letter. addressed gentleman in this city, and dated August
o5, at S O'Clock in the evening"
81 give you ioo by my friend who is
roina General Root is UNANIMOUSLY nominated
Goyeruor with General Pitcher Lieutenant Governor The
Delegation Of the Minority from city has been ee ted
without dissenting More hundred Dele
gates present. and overwhelming multitude Of peca
The good feeling existing in the Convention, and
strength throughout counties OF State the
sanguinc expectations than could he imagined
Our certain MIR TOWNSEND was chosen Chair
man,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
&c. Sc.

Tickets only $40, halves s. quarters so.
e. Tickets for sale in the greatest variety, at
the Managers Office-where sold and paid few
weeks since the grand capital of $50 ooo, being the
highest sold in Virginia for many years.
10, a., 3d. the Grand Capital of $4,000 in the
last Dismal Swamp, sold at the Managers Of
Zee of Charleston, to gentleman of that city.
sept YATES & MCINTYRE, Managers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02

colonial negotiations) had been brought to close
and Mr. Peel replied that negotiations were pending
but had not been brought to a conclusion. The Cal
edonia brought intelligence to the 10th from London.
The National Gazette is however cautious, and
must have been satisfied of the correctness OF its
formation. We state the probabilities, and leave
those concerned, to draw their own conclusions The
instant effect in Philadelphia, was advance of a
dollar barrel in -four.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
NoRPoLK, Aug. 80,

NoRPoLK. Aug. 30,
.Nardi.-Ws are gratified in announcing that our
townsman, Capt. Edmund p. Kennedy has been ap
pointed tho command of the u. s. Frigste Brandy.
vino, fitting out at the Navy Yard, Gosport, for
the Mediterranean station.
We also learn that Lieut.. William Taylor will go
out first Of the ship, and Dr. Thomas Williamson,
rs Surgeon.
WOODS ON FIRE.
The driver of the Southern Stage informs that the
woods in the neighborhood ofthe Dismal Swamp Ga
nal, about l6 miles from this place, took fire Fri.
day last, and when he passed there yesterday, were
burning with considerable fury. The light cinders and
ashes were falling in this nei4hborhood during yes
.erday, and the atmosphere the south appeared
thick and smoky. The driver Thinks that he win not
be able to pass that route with he STAGE Tues
day next.
Loss Of se.r. Sophronia I'VE received last night
from friend the particulars of the loss Off scbr.
Sophronia, of Rochester (Ms.f Cept Levi Saow. on
whaling voyage, which was so completely SFccked
in the gale of l7h, 18th and 10th e the
officers and crew Ia in number to abandon her ut
r NJ. on the goth inst. aboat lot Sc 90, long "a
30-when they were taken off by the brig Orytha
Capt. Peterson, from Porto Rico bound 10 New
York
The Orythia also experienced the gale on the 18th
and l7th in lat SO 40, long. "a. in which she was
much damaged..she put into Old Point on Friday
for supplies of breS II and water
FLEMrSosnuRe, (Ky.) Aug. 7.--HorriJlc a6ray
We are indebted to the pol;teness of friend for
verbal account ofthe following affecting circurn-
stance, which occurred at Hammers precinct, Lewis
county, in the course Of Tuesday last Mr.. Harri-
son and Mr. Grimes having had some dispute pessbly
politically the former seized Mr.. G. by the collar, upon
which MIR. G. drew knife, and stabbed Harrison,
who expired on the spot in n few minutes MIR. Har-
rson was about 50 years of oge, and has left wife
and two or three children to lament his loss. Mr..
Grimes is about twenty two. We under
stand from our informant that he has been lodged
in the Jail at Clarksburg.
notwithstanding the distress poor hay makers
land, consequence of the Of employment their pecu
liar humor has no! abandoned them You've cowd, Mrs
LeaTy dcar said Of them her crony, last week
ton-"indeed and its thrue for you, Mrs Nahon"And
where would you get that honey"Sure. and slept last
night 10 the field and forgot to shut the gate now London
paper
MARRIED-On Wednesday, the 9Th July Swansea
Wales, by DIR Cohen under the special sanction the Very
Reverend Dr. Solomon HiIschel, pAvID CoHES, Esq Of
Baltimore, United States Of America HARRIET T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
nAIrI,fonr Ann- 81

The .Ne,os and The Markets The English adv-
COS TO the 9th ut published yesterday, caused n
further advance in the market for BrcadstuGs Sales
of Wheat were brick yesterday morning at advance
Of about o cents por bssho those of last week.
Several parcels Of good red were taken at s. 10, ono
parcel at 81 and parcel Of extra prime red at
per bushol Two parcels Of extra white wheat for
family -four brought 81 10 ccnts. After mid day
however, the market began to flag little, and lot
of good red was bought at 81 o5 and another SOo.
In the afternoon it generally admitted that the
prices Of wheat were not as good by two cents per
bushol, az they had been IN the morning
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02

In the Flour market we did not hear of a single
transaction. Holders, Of course. ask an advance,
but in the absence of sales we are unable to
quotation for any sort.
Several sales of Corn were made yesterday ut SO
oents and or two parcels at 81 cents per bushe
Bali. American.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
Cnaatrsros. August ~

CHRaLCsToG, NuIlt u
The pilot boat Friends Lea, fell IN with off Bulls tho 9Th
with the wreck Of schooner apparently Baltimore bU af
ter remaining 10y her all night holes in her bottom,
between her fore and and aha the
anmast her about - bills Flour pats
and rggugheT Consisted Ct Tour add bacon
was impossible ascertain hcT her bottom
ted white black beuds and red Of her
standing other with TIVE bowspr floating along side;
she is supposed the sohr Ranger Goo,cc which sae
from Baltimore in the eaty pau o this month, or this port
The pilot Marion, Mulmgs zap last eysning with
. bills Flour, from the above wreck
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
Two Splendid Lotteries Tomorrow.
Grand Consolidated. No z.

Drawing will be received To Morrow at O'CLOCK,
10 time 20 renew purchase in the Dismal Swamp
No 10, to be drawn the afternoon, at O'Clock
at the Eagle Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02
Rogers Orange Gun Powder.

yIyHTS article, flor sale by the subscrbersl I" now
made upon new and much improved Prlnci-
pies producing as guaranteed by the proprietor re,
marksble superiority Of strength and quckness, and
7, 10 ,fcreJ in kegs of all the different sizes OF
Grains aud suitable for all kinds OF shooting and OF
Suns-also, in capstcgs of double aud tn great
est possible degree of strength.
Dealers are requested TO notice, that TINS row
dc- ,nsv Al once he distinctly known from oil other,
by an orange W rod stain impaired on IT'S lSntlon'
also by s-ccuisr hghtuess a. measured charge
of il will be found TO weigh much less than tho
same measure of any c'her Kind
aug i3-esw3mH
or JOB PRINTING executed ct tue Wing 0nes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02

Old Volumes.
yNyFIE person persons, who havo the FIRST vol
u ume of JeiFersou's Works,
Do Third, Of Frcdoniad
Do FIRST, nl Ron
10 SECOND, Of Horodotus in English
Do First, Of PercqTine Pickle, and
Do First, OF Marshalls Washington,
VIII obgc tho owner by returning them, or lcov-
ing them a this office. aug 81