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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15
FALL GOODS.
HALL NELSON Il co.

HAVE received and arc now opening gener,
assortment of Staple g. Fancy Dry Goods, of th
iatest lmportotion-consistin ing in part of
Dack, blue, brown and olive oths, assorted
valencia tonct and swansdown vestInps
ram aud iancy Horentine and narsees do
Superhne, mddling and common sat,netts
striped, PLAID and PLAIN lnscys
Single and double millcd kerseys
Rose, point and dufile blankets
Superiine white and assorted fiannels
Tartan plaids and cambleis
Black and coloured bombazetts
FRENCH and English mcriuo cloths
u"rIno circassians. assorted colours
English and French jet bombaz,nes
large assortment OF fancy prints and ginphams
ID Sd and ca cambrick and l1conet lnuslns
flgured and plain Swiss, book and null si,,o
Checked. striped and corded jaconcts
ID bordered Swiss and jackonet craya,s
Black Italian and fancy silk do
English and India flag and bandanna hdkfs
Imitation cotton do. assorted
Biack, white and scarlet mer9o shawls
Ihibet and cashmere do
Nvorsted barege. Tibet and merno blkis
pancv SILK barcgc and craze hdkfs and scarfs
n ~, changeablc grcs dc naples silks
Negant ionlard figured do
Black and assorted gros des indies
Black and changeable figured mandarines
Black lta lusring, su crior quality
lieaVy company satin and evan,ines
Sarsnet. scnshew aud florence silks, assorted
Plain black mandarin cranes
New style belt and bonnet rbbands
Lace capes, peierlnes Il forclas, of the latest sve
Black and white lace wells
Laces, edgings and quings, assorted
A and white and black bobbinet laces
English aud French silk hosiery assorted
Black and white, worstcd aud cotton do
ladies and gentlemen's gloves, assorted
Umbrellas Of superior quality
fihe and superhne ingram carpetings and rugs
Irish linens, lawns and sheetings
Table diaper and damask
Brown and beached Russia shecting
Scotch oznaburgs and Tickienburgs
Heavy cotton oznaburgs
brown aud bleached shirings and sheetings
Checks Plaids, tickings, Jeans, e,c.;-which. with
ir'hcr supplies daily expected. will be sold at the
west prices. OFT o-,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15
no the Planners OF VIrginia q N. CaroIinp.

To the Planters of Virginia q ~ Caroline.
INHE high rate of dury paid on Tobacco in En-
u gland Ireland. and Scotland causes a great
consumption of Stunned Tobacco IN those countries
and our buyers require The leaf in such state as thota
1t Will stem freely. We, therefore, recommend Won
no to prize your common and good Tobacco lsuch as
~ nav used io strps) hard to make it difficult
10 sten-A great portion of the rich, large strong
Leaf Tobacco IS converted INTO sIpjps as well "a
the thin short ea and If either Of hese kinds ire pri-
zed so hard "a to be at all stuk together they are rem
dered much less valuable The Jaw allow the hors-
heads OF sufficient size to admit of g 800 lbs be
ing priced in without pressing 1t so hard as 70 Inure
1t for sieiumnG. Il. a. T. GWATUNEY
nov t6-2aw5f& IaW5t Co,,mjs,;o, sJ,r,Lo ,,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15
Books, Stationery, &c.

VIE subscriber having received large
supplies OF Books, Stationery ana Fancy Art,-
clcs, offers to the public one of the best selected
stock OF goods in his line Of business in the State O,
Virginia, ar any the Northern Cities.
1t consists In part, of merchants account and coun
ty court record books, folio and bank post toolscar
and letter paper qullls waters, sealingwax. black
red Japan and copying ink. penknives, everpointcc
pencil cases, Latin, Greek French. Spanish, Italian
ard English school books-also, books IN every de-
partmcn of literature, spectacles. mounted in gold
silver and steel mountings, suitable for all who re-
quise the use of glasses glasses fitted in old frames
and spectaces repaired
He assures the public that he will use his utmost
exertons TO give entire satisfaction; that he will not
give recommendation 70 any article IN his store be
yond its intrinsic worth, and hat he entcrtrins az
opinion that he can offer strong inducements to thu
public, 10 give him call. K. ID. SANXAY
dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15

BAL WIN, IVES 81 co.
A RE receiving per Fairfield, from New York
n Rich white satins
Super black do and satin lcvan,incs
A few boxes rich winter flowers
Beautiful colorGd Gros de- Nap,
Red paddlngs, and sall ducks
2 bales British oznaburgs
$50 pieces heavy buckrams
cases eghorn bonnels
bales heavy grey kcrseys
do plaid lrnseys
do brown Jeans aud dr,llngs
For sale upon liberal terms nov 25
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15

,OAL--The Subscriber has recently d,scovo-a.Ji
-, on the Tuckahoe Estate, Thy sinking shaft to
III bed of coal, Of sufficient thickness to aurborize
neing probably worked; which he is desirous to
WIN o. accommodating.-For further particulars. an
ply 10 Capt w. FInney, at Trabucs Pits Chester
heid Dr. J. Brockenbrough of Richmond, or TO the
subscriber at Iuckahoe-The distance of the Nine
from navigabe Canal, does not exceed ,h hrme
fourths of mile. " Ar PAWnOI pII
nov 23- paw Ito - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15

We offer for sale,
120 Hhds sugar, st. Croix, Porto Rico and n
Il ~ Orleans part prime
40 brls do do
35 boxes and Is bbls loaf sugar
90 hhds West India molasses
10 do and 60 bbls N. o. do
$50 bags coffee, Java, Laguiru, S, Jago Rio g.
ST Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
500 do do ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon do
40 Spns bar iron, Swedes English and American,
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and blistcred steel
Is tons pig iron
so kegs cut nails and brads, assorted
10 do wrought do
,,v N siGes sSin i ss5RHa stones
Calf skins ard upper do
$50 Buenos Ayres hides
Sicily Madeira, Canary,
Port. Scuppernong, Muscat, : Wine
And dry aud sweet Malaga
20 terces rice
u tierccs clever seed
w indow glass, 10 by -. by 10, 6 by and 9
by IL, in whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun powder
Copperas, alum, salt petre. birthstone
Pimento. pepper. ginger indigo
Gunpowder imperial and black tea
Segars, bottle ccrks
Sewing and wrapping twinc
Shoe thread IN balls and hanks
Bale rope and cotton bagging
SIfters, soap and candles
bluscntcl raisinS
Fax seed
25 900 lbs bacon
900 tierces 1homasion lime
500 brls tar
so bblS No. g. mnckarel. prime pork
Letter, writing. and wrapping paper
Cnssiu, pearl barley
Glass. rarthen and stone ware
Whi,Imore's cotton and wool cards
Linsccd and tanners oil
Domestic goods, sheetngs, shifting
Broad cloths, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO,
Cotton yarns assorted, from The Appomattox Cot
Ton Factory LEWIS WEBB g. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15
City COfee EEomse.

IENHE Business heretOf re conducted by Henry ".
Il TEMPLEMAN, az tho we'll known stand s doors
below the Bell Tavern. viii hereafter be carried on by
the subscribers. under the irm of TEMPIENAN z
ALLEN. Great pains viii always be taken TO select
OisrEns, and all other dclcscies the affords OF
the best quality, and they will be served up the
shortest notice, IN any that may suit their
toners.
The Bar will at all times be supplied with the best
Liquors that be proc,red in the market embracing
Wines Of every fashionable variety -Private Rooms
arranged and fitted for parties, and attentive and
obligng Servants will be in constant waitiny.
The Proprieors trust that their unremiting attcn-
ton to business will them the liberal pstro-
mage heretofore extended tn the establishments for
which VI. n. Templcmau would embrace the present
opportunity TO return his sincere acknowledgements.
HENRY v TEMPLEMAN
nov 23-i0tc EDWARD n. ALLEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15
Land Wanted

WANTED from iou % 500 acres ~ t..s
.,' James river. some of the ryers ~ croaI..
'anng into It, at n distance Of NOT more tbao ,u,o
"'es from navigabIe waters
Fine timber being the chief. object of tho .d,,.,;
I' 'le trees standing on the land will he taken nor
Sre u the seller should prefer it, II ,sreones,od
eat proposals will particularly state rs nearly no
pacao'e' the quantity of pine timber fit for sawin
tandihg per acre, also the quality dstaacc .f ,hs
.. point OF the tract from creek or river de-
hauled, and the price ' "
las" wiz De paid on completion Of the I'm rgn;n
Address to the subscriber residing in ,cho.I s"'
- - - y WM WILLIAMS. 81
/ TO Ph' p u. Baird and Polly his wfe. VIM n
80, MCCALL, Benjamin Mccall, Nancy Mccall John
Thurman, Alfred Puryear, Jane E. Iarnmsn 'oan
r.. iaurman, John +. aruman. VIM T. Tanr-,a. -
Robert w. Thurman "'inan ana
fou, not being residents of this Commonwealth ~.
III " take notice' that shall, Monday the
." January next at the house of William Hugbe. l.;
!ne county OF Fuvanna, between the hours of n;r- -
Tue morning and SIX IN the evening take the depos;,;o
VI the SAID WIN Hughes, and on Thursday the eo,h
January next shall, between the same hours ~ nv
mouse IN Hanover county, take the denos;,;ops ~
Charles Hughes and Mare aret Hugbes-tp h. 80 ~
enuehce on the trial of a suit now denend;no in ,ha
Mchmond Superior Court of Chancery in which on,
PAINFUL and you and Zachariah McCsruder in his own
,ght, and as adm'or of Elizaheth Johnson ,jsc,d =;
her Will annexed, and the said Zach.rab 81 E -,
MS wie, IN her right, and VIM Thurman ad,,,or Is
',sS ruFyear, senr decd, and Edmund d. Ford
a anu frances ms wife, Thomas Puryear ir VIM
Puryear, Sarah Puryear and lane p,r,.1 = -
PENDANTS If fir, m any cause the said 4. -;
o. oe commenced on the respective DAVIS afnreS,J ~,
oeinS commen' ed, not completed, they will be taken
or commenced on the next day, and so on from ,v 20
LAY u"'" completed, between the same hours ard at
proper. All, =, ~ 80, ~ "'"~
dec 8-1aw4,*
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE

~ oIICE Is given for the information of the. can
didates for the vacanr Professorship of Matbc
cs IN ms institution and of he public in general
meeting nor Is 1t probable they will meet until the
regular annual meeting the 4rh of July
Inc public has already been informed by the Rev
a. iiPe' esiden' OF the College. that the duties Of
me vacant Professorshp will be discharged bv The
rfoiessoT of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry I'M
III the vacancy is filed. ~
JOHN PAGE. Rector
tsemen ue m VIII. VIE N11 a The Other adver
Enquirer Tor settlement. dor .,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15
WHITE MULBERRY TREES

VIE subscriber has for sale at his farm n,les
above Richmond, the trees = years old anv rea.
sonaole quantity OF the genuine Morus Alba or white
Italian Mulberry Trees; and as The season is now an
p'oaching III which they may be transplaned he is
desrSus Of receiving orders from as many persons as
may be IN want OF the articc and he is well salts
tied that the silk culture be one the most pro
btnbic branches the agricuurist can turn his atep
ton to- he hopes to be- the of their extensive
distribution through the State. They will be sold on
reasonable terms. by the hundred or otherwise delv
cradle IN Richmond or within any reasonable distance
thereof. + w SuIrJT
n Borders may be left at S,ott & Smiths, T.
street, Richmond. oct I-oav,F
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15
To the Ladies.
Decemder Fashions, and more ne7v and elegant
FANCY DRY GOODS.

FANCl DN GOODS.
obENT H. JENKINS would invite the ladie
~ I" examine the many beautiful goods now omen
ing from Paris
Ne" style figured Philippine for dresses
Rich changeube Gro de Nap silks
reasonable and new style Philippe pinghoms
Rich figured bobbinet lace for cbemise,ts &c
El"gan' bouncing and cap laces
Paris made head ornaments
Inc most splendid belt ribsnds. for parties, sc. &c
PAINTED scarfs, new fnshiona BILE and chcup article
winter bonnet ribands. of the latest style
LADIES painted, embroidered and plain Grape, Gro de
Maps and fancy ctavats, of various modes and
prices
Rich figured Adelaide silk-to those ladies' in hall
mourning very desirable article for bonnets and
dresses
Fri-colorcd fancy ribands
Best long white and coiored gloves
Misses do and do do
a few Chemsetts Surpluss and Carcyous collaretts
OF the newest shapes
Fri coIored revolution fancy hdkEs
fancy scorfs, and very fine needles.
Also,
Additional supplies of black lace wells, at very low or
ces, and
200 long and square Merlno and Thybet wool shawls
of all culors.
Which. with he extensive assortment of poods on
h'hu are deserving he ittention of persons wishing
To examine new and fashionable articles at
X. III. JENKINS
Merlno Shawl, Linen, and Fancy Dry Good Store.
dec 4
NHE Subscriber has just received the
- following artlclcs:-
Colgne
Florida
Rose and
Honey
Aromatic vinegar
Vinegar of rouge
Rouge in pots
LIP salye
Teeth powder
Itch
$ $ $%sis and wa.A'"s and Shaving Soap
Superior Preston smelling salts
s S E;:;a; : :"i n''-Ae.
Eye cups
Silver pens
Opera glasses
Tapers and matches
Elastic seatons
Do nipple shields
DO stomach tubes
Maccassar
R R $s''" and Oils
Milk of roses
Pearl powder
Hair powder. and M
Swansdown powder :
Pomatum
Whltwes aromatic and head ache snuff
Burning Pastules, for burning in sick rooms,
which when lighted, emit u most fragrant
odour
Nestmcntal Soap, for removing the grease from
the capes of gentlemens coats, accustomed by
the hair
Black aud colorcl coat plaster
Eandsome smelling bottles
Snuff boxes. assorted.
Also an apparatus for drawing the breast with an
lir pump comprised in neat mahogany case.
Besides large supply of Drugs, Medicines, Sur
yeons' instruments, Pants. Oils and by" s,uffs
oct % III G.. McNEMARA.
Youles' Patent Shot.
SpAn B,g- YouIes Paten, Shot all sizes
IL ZOO .anding tor sale by
nov I6-6t OTIS DUNLOP &Co.
80 cts. per Ream.
nNE case Fools ap Paper, very suitable for cosI.
~ mon writing, at only one dollar and half per
ream, at NASHS Book Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15

Shaving Comforts.
'E'HE subscriber has received another supplv of
- those celebrated four sided Razors STRAPS pos
sessng the properties of grindstonc. hone & strap.
lie deems 1t unnecessary to m commentator
OF them as their rapid sale sufficient evidence of
their very superior qualities. Real old English Ra-
zors, ground on n inch stone which can with con-
hdence be RECOMMENDED The only real improve
mcnt which has been made in a razor Sha-
wing boxes, glasses, brushes, soap, cologne g. Flo
rida water, tooth bruises 81 powder
dec L. X. ID. SANXAY.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-24
Extract Of GIstts from d eosTcspcadsnt Of fhc
.NeW- York Journal Of Commerce, dated

Extract Of GlettsY from eosrespoAdsnt Of fhc
.Nen- York Journal Of Commerce, dated
LoNDoN, 3Oth April, 1880.
Thsre is iust at this moment degree OF
mystery kept up with regard to the Kings
health. that excItes the marked disapproba-
ton Of many judicious individuals, who are
intimately connected with the administration.
Ii is barely possible that the nature OF his
disorder is of so uncertain character that
has medical attendants are unable 70 decide
with confidence upon the exact condition OF
the royal invalid. II is also surmised that
Ministers are fearful OF lettiBg the public into
GulI knowledge of the critical state Of the
King, lest it should add 10 the difficulty OF
making arrangements for continuance Ia Of
fee under his successor But OF this be as
sured, the King is IN extreme danger; and II
he were to die even within d hours, few
persons would be surprised at the event
Still, he may lingsf en for weeks or even
months
One Of the papers Of the day cthe Morning
Herald) ridieuies the assertion that the King
last autumn lost the sight Of one OF h,s eyes;
and vet nothing is more true or better known
among .nse individuals who have the readi-
est ssd most certain information Of every oc-
carrepee within the walls Of the royal resi-
dence Ii i. from such SOURCES that al the
present details are drawn; and it may be add
ed. that amooS the runlors most eonhdential
" circulated u. the best informed quarters,
it is said that the Kings disorder IS NOT con
fised to water Ia the chest, bpt that he suffers
from strangafY and from an accumulation OF
lat absut the heart, The leyees aud draw
ing rooms are all postponed indefinitely
But the commemora.ion Of the birth day will
be Otherwise celebrated in the usual form on
the 7th May.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-24


Terrible Storm.-On Monday night last, "a
bout II O'Clock. we were visited with a
dreadful stors Of wind and rain, accompani-
ed with thunder and lightning Ono or two
houses in this town arc said 10 exhibit marks,
supposed 80 be the effects oi lightning, which
was remarkably vivid and intense. In Ruth
srlord county, between Nashville and Muir
freesborough, much injury was done by the
wind. ,Feases, trees, and out buildings were
overthrowh In the neighbofhoed of SssTy's,
and the cotton gin and horse mills CT MIR
Jones were entirely demolished. In Franklin,
Williamson county, we understand, great in :
jury was dons. especially to the trees.
But the nost serious calamity befel the
town Of Charlotte. In Dickson county, where
the principal force of ths gale, so far as we
have learnt, was experienced. A great pro-
portion of the baildisgs in that village were
Frustrated. The Court House, substsBtial
brick edines two stories high, was nearly lev
eDed with the ground, and Mr.. Collier. who
lodged in the upper story. was so much inju-
red,that his life is despaired of We under
stand, frcsn traveller who passed the night
in the aoteI at that place. that the scene Of
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-24
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the vote on the amended Constitution.

fos Counties aad Towns heard from
present majority i2,Ds6-6 counties to hear
from. VIZ Dinwiddie, Gooshland Harrisoa,
Henry, Tazeweii. and Werwiek These
counties, with The exception Of Henry, which
has not been heard from at all gave in April.
40 for. and iTC3 against the Constitution.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-24

One If Lord .9lvsnley's.-Whsn lady Il
lenhoreugh's frat child was bern, "Why,n
said Alveniy, "no doubt II mast be EG.e-riha
family name Of his Lssdsbipl bat | am surs it
is not Lord ElIab1os-gas ,aet."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-24

One of Afr. Poulsons correspondents uhssss
tending lhs, i is designed, by the cemmnNs
arthe CoEeairation Society, 10 despatch tte
TO Afriss, with two hundred spd ffty msssss
m ,ttsd slaves. hY The firsl Of septcm bsF,shola
he requisite funas be obtained, at the tag . "
ssnty Eve dollars fer each. pledges himlsn "
ransrni, oRe hundred dollars 20 the sec'sM!i
Mr. Cresspp, il twenty Eve other PhilSeststss
Fs will 80 lskawIse The offer 70 hbsgA's avg
Tie condition far from unrsssonsble: We So
thai the fePosision vii ssseeed.- Ra'y ersS
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-24

Wsny Of Our readers ESQ psru,. A.
ing paragraphs without emotion, Of -.
indignation against the system Of pub,.
private cruelty pFactised upon the Ina.
we can only say, they are possessed Of -.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-06-24

| a ] ankss THisf--A northern vessel came
into Wilmington, IN. c. with cargo of
! Rum distilled, as the dull, awkward captain
alledged, in the United States, and as he
| believed. in Georgia Ills papers appeared
| fair enough, as FAR rs they went, hut were
| thought 10 be rather defective. The Gates
! were somewhat old. He had touched at
| Charleston-he had assisted distressed yes
sci at ssa--he had been blown of the coast,
and know not what lame aud suspicious
! accounts he gave. II was suspected he was
| smuggling from the West Indies and very
bad, a fatal circumstance it was his rum was
| good much too good to be made at heme -
Every rubicund nose in Wilmington smelt,
and every palate tasted, end oil said and
swore it was prime West India. The yigi-
laEt collector very properly libellcd both yes
| sci and cargo. The whining captain reques-
ted the rum might be sold 10 save expense,
while the trial was pending, which was SC
| cordingty done. II sold readily at auction
| for 81 I0a gallen, while Dasien and New
| hern, known as sech, would have brought
only as cents, No sooner was the cargo sold
| and the proceeds fairly lodged in thu Bank,
than Jonathan seemed to come TO his senses
He was Row wide awake He found some
other papers that had been overlooked. lie
could give clear account of bis voyage. lie
proved beyond doubt, that his rum was maa-
ufacSred at Darisn. His vessel was feleased,
and he poeketed 65 cents more than the com
mon profit. upon every gallon! believe he
had the grace not TO sue the collector for ds-
mages.---Raleigh Reg.
One If Lord DISQUALIFICATION IndV FL
lenboreugh's frat child was born, ~Why,s
said AIyenly ono doubt a. nszst ha fa,s Iha
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01
Richmond Nail Mandatory.

ENOH sale, on very reasonable terms, from 500 10
1000 kegs of cut nails and brads, ofvarous sizes,
from Sd to 4od, in kegs from oOlbs. TO sc0lbs.-
warranted to be made from S,reaisL hon and not from
Statca:
ALSO,
Spikes ffcsr, inches, 7o;Irch nas os different
sizes, suitable TOR tobacco kegs and hls., nail rods
horseshoe iron rolled iron of different Widths
and are prepared to execute with dispatch, any or
ders i'll this inc and we request merchants and othcrs
who deal in nails, sc. to apply, if they want full
ss:s..aa oat Il. HAXALL S co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01
CHEAP SHOE STORE.

FHNHE Subscribers have received in addition to
n their former stock, SO packages boots and
shocs-nmong which are the following:--
$50 Pair genilcmen's fine calf boots
$50 do do seal skin do
500 do do calf and kip skin shoes e. bootecs
LOO do coarse shocs and brogans
500 do boys coarse and fine shoes g. bootces
500 do ladies' lasting shoes and slippers
4O0 do do morocco and seal skin walking shoes
goo do do morocco, seal, and leather boots
500 do childrcn's boots and shoes
Gentemens and boys dancing pumps &c. &c.
all of which will be sold extremely low, by the
quantity or single pair Merchants from the coun-
try, and people generally, will DO well to call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
WARREN g. REYNOLDS,
feb 18-eod 3w Market BRIDGE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01
MORE NEW BOOKS

M EMOiRS of the Life and Ministry or the Rev
IyA John Summcricld, A. NJ, late Preacher il
connexon with the Methodist Episcopal Church, il
america. by John Holland. With an in,roductor,
Letter by James Montgomery.
FhLp Colville, or A Covenanter's Story; and An.
drew Campbes Visit TO his Irish Cousins By tho
author of ''Thc Decisions" "Fnthcr Clement &C.
With short account of the author.
The Life OF. Mrs. Mary Fletcher, consort and relic,
OF tho Rev John Fletcher, Vicar of Madely, Salop
Compiled from her Journl, and other authentic do
cuInents. by Henry Moore.
Inc Pulpit Assistant; containing three hundred
outlines, or sketches of Sermons: chiefly extracted
from various authors. With EN- Essay on the COM
position of Sermon.
Just received, with many other interesting works
by COLLINS s. CO.
feb 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01

Stmmerfeid's Life.
Nh EMOIRS Of the lilo and MINISTRY Of the Rev.
lVA John Summerficld, A. M. late preacher
IN connection with tho Methodist Episcopal Church
IN America BY John Holland. With an introduce
tory letter, by James Montgomery. With por-
trait aud other engravings.
1.-THE life Of my much cs,ccuel friend, the late
T,ov..John Summetield, is subHct in which, oc-
cording to my Judgment, the church Of Christ is
much ed."-C bishop .ycKeniree.
"Sumincrficld was most devoted and eloquent
rnan."--[Dr. RgDGos.
"a fcryent, fearless, olfsacriicing preacher, tho
delight OF Wondering, weeping, nnd admring audion
,ccs, wherever he wcnt"--t.iiontgo,Dery
Second edition, just published, Tor sale by
fob 10 ] II. NASH.