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Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23

Tie following description OF the Aurora BOreaIis
which appeared Saturday eve"i"g the liih inst is
copied from the N. Y. Mercaasi!e Advertiser. This
aurora is moticed in many Of the papers, east, north,
west and soush of us. We do not rccolect see
ins the northern lights SO brilliant that evening
and the description below wo6ld answer as well for
this place as where noticed, except that here the
tights we're observed at time in the evening to
stream up even higher into the armament tina" the
north star -
Aurora Borraii.-Early on Saturday evening, a"
Aurora appeared in the north, stretching Tonnd from
seven 10 eight points Of the compass, and from nearly
north west 10 nearly north east the principal was as
usual in the form Of an arch the ceRrs Of which wal.
directly under the north star. There was general
suus0n Of light the arch, and extending twenty
or thirty degrees above IL. The space beneath the
arch. in the early par. Of the evening was filled with
dark cloud. At about half past o'clock, row Of
bright pillars or columns rose from the arch and
ded 70 great height above IT, and some OF them near
" ne high M the north star; those over the north
esern limb Of the arch slightly tinged with red
ness. and alI the others were perfectly white. These
pigars or columns disappeared, and were succeed
ed ny others they generally rose over one limb ofthe
arch rs. and ~ q T..
some time entirely otscured the Aurora:
Al about O'Clock some CLOUDS had passed ava,
and considerable postoa ofihe nosshern sky had be
come clear again, and Of bright white pillars O
columns rose from through the dark clouds beneath
ana extended Car beyond the north star. These pillar
or columns very short time and the wols
Uor,hern SKY agaia 0bscuFed by other clouds ant
~ con,iuued through the greater part Of the nlgh-
hrOuah 1he intervals beiween the cIOudS or the thiI
,aees In them the light fthe Aurora was frequently
seen IN bright white spot. over ,he nOrthera par. .
20 is,,ween and o'clock on Sunday morniag, th'
- t.Sheeome clear and the Aurora wasquie bright
b.. The writer of chi: did "Os observe any p'Iar: 2
i.ns during the shart time that he then viewed u
TAe ~ea,her Vas coOl, aud the Wiuu RpTth-wesleTly
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23
CENSUS OF CONNECT1cTJr.

The last NewHaven Journal contains returns Of the
Census from ell the towns in this State which, though
not exactly accurale IN every particular, the Editor
remarks, will be found very near the truth Il will
be observed that the entire population does not quite
reach 500 OOO-and u the ratio Of representation in
Congress should be fixed at 5OOOO 40 most probably
will be the case, Connecticut will lose one Rereseni
alive, but leave an excess Of nearly 0OO We hope
howexer-b"t rather hope than expecl-that when
there will be found addition OF al least 9 974-tbr
number required TO bring the Population up to
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23
NOTICE..


VIE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis
4 trIct Of Litchfeld has limited and allow-
ed six months from the lst day of January,
1881, for the creditors to the estate Of CHAuN-
cET CAMP, of Washington, in said district, an
ins"lvent debtor. in which to exhibit their
claims thereto: and has appointed Daniel B.
Brinsmadc. David G. WhittIesey. and Alvin
Brown, Esqs. Commissioners to receive and
examine said claims. Certified bv
FREDERICK WoLC6rr. Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the dwelling house of Sheldon Camp
in said Washington, on the first Monday Of
February and the third Monday Of June next,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon 90 each Of said
days, for the purpose Of attending on the but
siness Of said appointment.
Daniel b. Brinsmode.
Dorid c. Whiitiesey, Comm'rs.
ALvin Broton,
Washington, Dec. 90, 1880 s23
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23
MASONIC NOTICE
December 90

NHE Annual Convocation of Darius Chan
Il ter No. I6 will be holden at the Masonic
Hall in Litchfeld. on Monday the g7lll INST.
ut one o'clock P. Nj.
u The Annual Communication Of St.
PauPs Lodge, No. II, will be holder 1t the
same place on the same day, at P. M.
December % -,
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23
NOTICE.

ENHE Court of Probate for the District of
Il Litchfeld hath assigned the 28th day OF
March next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at
the Probate Office in LitchfeId, for the exa-
minatiOn and settlement Of the Administrations
Account Of the subscriber, administrator on
the estate of ISAAC MARSH, :,a ,."
late Of Cornwall, in said district, deceased, at
which time and place all persons interested
in said estate will, if they STE cause, attend
before said Court and be heard in the premi-
SEES. BY order Of said CoHrt.
ISAAC MARSH, Admir-.
Cornwall, Dec. 10, 1859 aga
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23
NOTTCE.

Once more, and the Last Time Of CGlling!
RESIDENTS and Non Residents! Pay
your town and state Taxes on List 1898
ana on List 1923, by the first day Of Janwary
meTs, and save cost. The SeIectnaen were a.
nont 10 give out an execution against me the
nrst Monday Of this month: hut I begged off
for one month. Those who neglect this no.
nee will De made cost of said execution. trS-
vel fees, sc.
JACOB K1LBORN, Collector 7
Litchfeld, Dec. 90, 1880 SAG
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23

y TbsOdOFe u. ParmeIee, former editor Of the
Midde'Own Gazette. we are glad 10 perceive has re-
sumed the editorial charge Of that paper He pOsses-
ses talents Of high order; and cordially greet him
to his old station. He will be the means we trust of
resuscatOg the hitherto rapidly sinking character Of
that Gazette.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23
NOI,TCE

I S hereby given that the Board Of Relieff,r
Il the Town Of, Litchfeld win meet at the
hotIse OF Albert Sedgwick, innkeeper in said
made from the doings Of the Assessors, and
to cqnaIize and adjust the valuations and as
sessment lists Of said town.
AT the same time and place, the Assessors
and Board of Relief will meet 10 abate ths
polls Of inirn1. sick, aud disabled persons in
said town.
SrFPHEr RussELr. } Board
DANIEL GARRlTT, of
SIMEON SANFORD, } Relief
Ts!cLfeh Elee 10 1R9O #E OF
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23

a. A new town taken from Pennington, B. do. from
East Hartford, c. do. from StratIOrd. d, do. from
Huntington, q. do. from Hampton, Mansfield, aBd
Windham.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23

NOTICE.-.IEe Temperance Soc;etg ~
L y LitckfeId County sOM meet at CoiebcOOE
on Tuesday the 28tk inst.
December GO s#
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23

rs most respectfully socited, by the subscriber, to
Il an INVALUABLE PREPARATION,
the merits of which have been tested by tine and are
sustained by undoubted testimony.
DR.. RELIES
~MRa N zw~HN A. ~N~ A~Mv
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23
ron TIE ENQUIRER.

~. AAams--Allhough the late medical squIbb'ng
in yosr paper may SAVIOR somewhat Of frvoliiy, is
however ceEiaiply important that both the medical
faculty, mad the community az large, should at all
times, be correctly informed relative to the passing
eseass &c disease and moreover, believing that your
SnnasioB last week, in the reply your Sharon que
.is hat there nigh, have beeH shree four eases Of
some strange dsesse, calculated to convey an errone-
ous isapress;aa, am induced to submit TO You, for
,pubca,oD, &c yon ahsk proper, the following brief
sua,ement or facts. ,.s ..,ss
The Lain phrase, tgnis saeeT, wac adopted 10 an
c;ent and sspersi,iaus tmes to designate variety Of
Esysipslas. New, iron considerable opportunity Tor
abresya,sa anj inquiry. feel warranted in asserting
that se shree o. our cases Of disease, on which the
puhlicafioa. intima,iag the prexaIcnce Of new and
alarming sickaess amsag oureiseas, was predcaied'
were ualke and os dis,iact fsow chat, any other
variety, of esyspelass se lees hase they any ih'"g
uoyel, siuguias. dangerous 10 il.eir character
They we're 10 every Instances Aeep-seaied Inflammation
Of the Gagers, aad psoximase paris terminating in
suppsrs,os; whereas the asnal Of sysiPela,Ou'
A;ssass i ,hs skia. mad membranes. grseraly upsr
eia aad nsl sermiaaaiag - sHppnsAsioa. AID fal
we're shs thses four Dn heing Singular. Iha
,wo or three Of them nOshing ore nor less ahas
eOmmon 6elon. Yosrs. very respectfully.
Iiseh6eld, Dec. .lSsh, 1881.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23
The ENQUIRER.
: LITCHFIELD, DEC. %, 1880.

70 Il Is So9 more than a montI, since The rer.ep,
'o' any intelligence from Europe. ANew-YOrk paper
last week that there packets then DUE
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-12-23

"a. T." from Norfolk, We have barely had time to
skim over. Judgiag from the Subject matter Of the
article, however we shoud think il better calculated
Cor a pa,nphies than for newspaper essay. A. any
rate. We shall act publish wi,hou, knowledge Of
the aathor-,hen perhaps only as an advertisements
Hen. Harrison G.. Otis has been reelected Mayor
sf Bosson having received about 300 votes. The
Jackson candidate, Gen. Lyman, obtained about 7OO'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-14
NETWORK
YeurnaI OF Commerce,
EVENING HprrIoH

An Evening Edition OF the Journal of Commerce i,
published DAILY, and sent off by The great Southern
and Northern Mails and the Steam Mail 10 the E.s,
This edition contains all news received oy the mails
and from vessels arriving at this port and notice
mercantile transactions in the New York Market
Whenever they possess interest, down to 2 O'clock
r. NJ. The Editors have established q very yalua-
able correspondence, with ell the principal CONNER
cial cities IN the world. They have a swift sailing
schooner, built in Baltimore expressly for them be-
sides row boats, the whole maintained at an annual
expense Of more than four thousand dollars, and de-
voted Exclusively to their by which ships fire.
qucny boarded at the distance of city, and sometimes
one hundred miles from the city. All the orange
ments OF the esta bshment are upon the most libe-
raj scale of expense and possess an efficiency which
constitutes the Journal of Commerce. issued as it 49,
twice day decidedly the best channel of VS. both
Political and Commercial which can be found in this
CITY. Fun accounts OF news received by foreign a
rivals at this port frequently off twenty four
hours before the merchants letters by the same
sells are placed IN the Post Office.
In the present critical stale of the markets. which
there Is every reason to believe will continue at leas,
tor some months, merchants throughout the country
VIII md this the cheapest, and most complete cores
PondeHce which can possibly be established
u During the winter, when the Northern and
Eastern Mails start in the incoming, the Morning
Edition is forwarded; that subscribers receive
morning and evening paper alternately, giving them
the news throughout the year to The latest posi-
bic hour
Terms $40 per annum, payable in advance. All
orders and payments may be forwarded by mail, at
the risk end charge of the Editors
HALE 81 HALLocK.
u All Editors who receivr the Daily Journal
as an advertisement twice. and charge the same to
account
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-14
NEW GOODS.

- H. JENKINS has just received by the Hor-
-. not, large assortment &c fancy gauze and
SILK handkerchief, consisting of damask aud scarin
enchnscd gro de tn. harlequin, embroidered Grape,
zephr, rich barrege, &c. &c; large and small fancy
gau1e and barrege scras; chnngeable klderones for
ladies' dresses reed and velvet re icules and purses
hguered Swiss null for curtains, linen cambrc hand
kercheis rom 25 cents to superfine embroIde 81 ed
white cotton hose, black and white silk and misses
raw s'iK' 40 rich figured satin. taff'to and gauze
nbbons-a few pieces more of MANILA dim,ry n now
ana much approved article, for ladies' under dresses
cameo bracelets and belts and style figured BELTS
iadies iancy cravas; painted bordercd linen cambria
hahdkerchIefs; superior black nankeen and canton
grapes superior black Italian ant India estrDgs and
gro dc maps; linen cambrics; iv ~ fans; few large
size lace horelas and iishulles Of new stye-aso,
lars" supply OF low priced lace capes and collars;
worked Swiss spencers and lace cufs-aso, 100 pie
ces low priced calicoes from Cd to 20 cents per yard
. The above, with On extensive assortment of lace
fancy and staple Dry Goods, will be sold as usual
at reduced prices, at his Irish Linen and Fancy Drv
Good Store Man-s,reet. sen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-14
NEW GOODS.

>HE subscribers have received by the Fairfield
y. rom New York large supply IF desirable
Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS; among which, arc
the following articles:
Eeavy black and blue-black Italian lustrinas
DO do Go do do Gro de Maps
Sd heavy merino bombazines
5 8 French do
Rich gauzc and Gro de Nap hdkfs
Lace capes and bobbDet laces
Bobbinet footings and edgngs
Black and white silk hosiery. cheap
Silk and horsc-skn gloves
Black, white and cold Arophne grapes
Do do do do Italian do
ID" Mandarin, Nankin s. Canton do, very low
Gro de Nap ribbons, good assortment
Belt do do do
Superior black Genoa velvet
Superhne linen APES and bobbius
Irish and German linen sheetings
IRISH linens, long lawns
Table diapers
Linen cambrlcs and linen cambria hdkfs
Leghorn bonnets, cheal
Straw bands &c &c
The above goods are just received from the New
ork auctions, and will be sold GREAT BARGAINS
ang6 BALDWIN, IVES 81 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-14
AUGUST FASHIONS.

10 the LddleS.
UST received by the Packet Effort, the follow
- ing rich and desirable guods:--
Lace forellas.
Flshulles peereIns, and capes of the newest style
Square lace collars and fashionabl article
Quilting or footing lsces
Rich gimp and extra wide trimming laces
Worked muslin founcings
English thread luces and edgings
Bobbinet do
A d. 5-4 white and black fine and superfne bob
binett aces
Lace and null caps and crazy Jeans
Lace cuffs and null sleeves, entire new articles
Rich book and null robes
Damask silk and embroidered Grape shawls a mag
niticent article
photographic scarfs and zephyr handkerchiefs
GAUGE scarfs aud handkerchefs. new style
New style belt and guard ribbons
Silk and cotton lacetts
Cambrc netts and an extensive assortment of all
kinds of ladies' gloves
Imperial gauZe wells, Article
French merlno gauZe flannel
The above. with general assortment of fancy and
staPl" Dry Goods received by previous arrivals from
the New York Auctions are offered for sale at very
reduced prices, at r II. JENKINS
Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Goods Store
aug " Maine Strppt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-14
DEBATES OF THE CONVENTION.
OR, LADY'S EMPORIUN


We are at length "nabled snuuUncc he publica-
ton of the proceedings and Debates of the Virgin
ia Convention for l82o-30 The public may rest
assured that we have spared pains to make the
Volume perfect possible. We regret that the
publication has been delayed longer than was ex-
pectcd but The delay, perhaps may have added 10 its
value. many Of the speeches have been revised bv
the members, and many of the Debates are now pub
lished for the first time We NAV repeat i'm tho
words Of he Preftce. that "lfthr Vol. we now Law
before the public be not complete, are sure, at
least, that II Is valuable; and We may be- perha ps,
excused the harmless vanity of expressing sur
prise that instead of not doing more we have done
much When determined on the publication
had no idea that the Work would exceed coo pa
gcs; but we have been greatly disappointed, this
Volume contains 924 pages, large octave, closely
printed on Brewer typc, handsomely executed, and
good paper II contains about as much matter as
1000 pages 20. IN small plea type-equal to four
volumes Of 500 pages each. II is, in truth. com
plete history of all Hts Proceedings of the Conven
ton, we'll as Register of all the Debates as could
we'll be obtained II gives most Of the Views rs
well much OF the Wisdom and the EOqucnce, OF
mos OF the distinguished men IN Virginia, upon the
greatest subjects, which can engage the attention nf
men in Society: the foundation Of Government and
the elements which should cnrcr into the composition
Of It's various Departments
We have always felt the strongest disposition to
present this volume To- the public nj low price as
possibc-ycr, order TO indemnify ourselves for tho
heavy expenses we have incurred, and the risks We
have run is impossible fix the price at less than
5 for handsome calf bIadng and So 30 in boards
/ This is considerably below the price suggested b,
our book-scllcrs--nnd upon comparison we may
fcarcssy pronounce, that 1t is infinitely he cheapest
Book ever published the State Of Vrrinla--or per-
maps IN any other SAFE. five may Judge by our Sub
scriptou List, the No. Of copies now printed may
fall Ear short OF the demand-and, therefore. it may
be advisable for those who wish to secure copy, "a
mai sprly application.
! q ir distant friends will perceive that the Book
is too large to be transmitted by Mail-neIr orders
I by private conveyance, viii be promptly attcude,
TO, 1t accompanied with the Cash, which IN a trans
action OF thus dcscriptic9, Is an indispensable.
| ~sfOur, Editorial friends will be kind enough 4
lsay, that The Book is ready for delivery.
aug 3t~-w5tif RITCHIE g. COOK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-14
II. ID. SANXAY,

GSucceSSor 10 ". H. FHsUhyiSonn,1
HI As Just received at his Book, Stationery and
n IL Fancy Store, assortment of gold, silver,
tortoise shell and steel mounted spcctacls for Wages
Also, convex concnve green and loose glasses
suita bic for hose who require change, which he
fit IN old frames. SpeCtacles repaired
Gold finders magnifying glasses, Of various kinds
for he examination of minerals; spy and opera glass
cs acorn, beetle and botanical microscopes; eye
glasses, for short sighted PERSONS convex shaving
glasses Telescopes cleaned and repaired Glass
tubes fitted To- thermometers. in 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-14
JAMES WINSTON

Commission Merchant, Market Bridge,)
III AS on consignment and offers FIR sale
- $4,000 lbs. best SmIhield bacon
$50 barrels nett, gross and roe behring's
~ hhds. OF superior New O molasscs
hhds. of stone ware, assorted
100 heavy sundred hides VERY low)
400 lbs. of stout sole leather
80 gross of quart and pint bottles
100 boxes Of soap and candles
100 reams of good printing paper
100 realms Of wrapping paper
10 bales Of raw cotton
looo lbs OF cotton yarn, and more daily expected
100 barrels of tar
10000 feet flooring plank and railing
20 pieces and half pieces cotton baggirr
20 barrels of Newark cider
10 do do vinegar
goo kegs of lard, in shipping order
10000 OF Webbs cigars, al So
Bale rope, cnstor OIL bed and sash cod and leading
lines. Spanish olives, family flour, wire sicyes,
j. W., agent for a wire mandatory in Baltimore
VIII order (iree Of commission owe wire work of all
kinds
} W. agent for William Prince, proprietor of the
Llnn@n Botanic Garden. Flushing, Long Island
will order any thing in his line.
June
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-14
Bobbinet Lace Wells.

ID ii JENKINS has Just received by the Rich
IL. mond Packet, additional supply of rich
back and white bobbinet lace wells, white gauze and
superior black Italian Grape wells, green barrege and
gauze for veis-which he offers for sale at very
reduced prices, at his Irish Linen and Fancy Dry
Good store, Nam Street. aug 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-14

w & j G. CRANE
OFFER FOR sale.
SebO Spanish Hides, various suaii-
$500 sides soal leather, of all grades and qualities
from the very best to the most inferior; by whole
sale part vi a SIDE
1000 lbs coarse and 6ne shoe thread
so dog wax calf skins
Wax and russell upper leather
Book morocco lining and binding skins
Horse and gram upper leather
Boottrees and lasts, boo, cord and Webbing
Black varnlsh and shos makers tools of all kinds
Hog skins. black and yellow buck skins
Harness, birdie and skirting leather
Bag, chase and lining hides
Morocco skins, white and common sheep skins
Saddle trees, FISH skins. horse collars
Saddiery, strrups, bits, &c
Coach lace, gig handles and bands
Tanners oil and curriers' tools
600 pr Richmond made plantation shoas
Richmond slaughter hides and country hides OF al
kinds bought and sold
Upper leather and kipskins flushed and in tho
rough, skirting Harness Gather, &c. taken in
barter for hides or soal leather.
aug 27-w6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-14
Executors Sale Of Lond and JRss-oes.

AUGUST 18th 1880.
y conformity with the Inst will and ta.tsuaut OF
IL Rob. Aorrson decd, will expose to public sahe
oD The premises for cash. Thursday the 3oah Sept
next. IT fair, otherwise the far day traet Of
Land lying IN the county Of Albsmarle, one and q
halt miles from Warren on James River, sontainiua
one thousand four hundred acree. o. very superior
quality, well adapted TO the culture Of Corn Wheat
and Tobacco, and Is IN high state of i'm provenan
and cultivation. There 10 on the premises q most
comfortable dwelling house. with evsry necessary
out house IN good repair The stabss and hama are
good state OF preservation and of tae mosf CON-
venent kTnd-lndeed feel no hesitation whether
the neighbourhood, hesealthiness Of the situation;
the fertility OF the SOIL the coulfoTIaSi We
nlent arrangements about the BARN be taksp INTO
CONSIDERATION In pronounclng of the nom de-
s'raoie establishments m the upper country A
more minute description is deemed unn.ss ,ru no
u Is presumed those who wish purchase will view
the lands and Judge for themselves. As the above
sale rs made to pay the debts of the estate IL win
most certainly be sold without reservation ar vvha
ever 1t will command
At the same time and place will sell on a credit of
twelve months about thirty negroes az kely and as
valuable as any in Virginia, and the life estate of
Mrs. Morrison in about many mors-'Kaere- viii
Likewise be sold at tho same time and place and M,
the same terms the stock vt every kina eonsistipy
OF horses cattle, sheep and hogs together with the
household ond kitchen furnuc, and faruina utensils
OF every description. Bonds with approved security
will be required Of the purchasers
NELSON p. SH1LPOE ExoY
ROBF MORRISON, Decd.
udu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-14
Fourth Peters Reports.

- EPORrS of cases argued and adiudged in the
~ Supreme Court of the United States January
term, 1880. By Richard Peters, Counsellor at Law
and Reporter OF The decisions OF the Supreme Court
OF the United States. Vol. 4'h, just published.
Also, vols |, Q, and 3, for sale BY
aug % John IT NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-14

TERMS -SuBsoniPrioS the DAILY R,cHnosp WHIe s.
aud for shorter period, the rate Of 80 year. pay
able in advance.
ADVERTISING For square Of 10 lines less,
seTtion IS $1 three 81
every succeeding insertion 1874 cents.
Thrice week, week 81 25; every succeeding week
Twice week, FIRST insertion rs cents; every succeeding
srrtion 50 cents
ooce week. first insertion rs cents; every succeeding
HTton SO
All advertisements also inserted m the CONSTITUTIONAL
VINO.
Transient advertisers must pay in advance
The number of insertions be noted the MS they
will be inserted until ordered be stopped and charged
cordingly
Annual Advertisers charged SO dollars for
and m that proportion for advertisements Of Lengths
except and Lottery Dealers who charged 500
OF The CONSTITUTIONAL WING rs published twice
week. Tuesdays and Fridays) at five dollars per
payable IN advance.
For 4dperfsng75c square, less, for the FIRST in
sertion, and Sd for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-14
W hite Seed Beads.

WHITE and a great variety of coloured SEED
w Beads, for bracelets, &c-just received at the
Book and Fancy Store OF
aug 90 r: d. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-14
Sugar, Coffee, &c.

sugar, COnee, NC.
$50 Bags Coffee various quates)
so hhds. dry New Orleans sugar (chcap)
10 do do Porto R.co do
o ~ do do 81. Croix do p,;me
40 do West India and Orleans molasses
SO bbs and hhds. good Baltimore whiskey
5oO sacks bcs' Liverpool filed blown salt
$50 sides oak and hemlock, taned soaI leather.
For sale by
aug 19 kALSTON g. PEASANTS