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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-01
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us'ca avocatons Of social life I, is NOT drr,. w or
70 MAKE any remarks, as s understood thai en i, e'e
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neI on ,npatns Inflammation 10 YOUTH examine aud s
tncmsves Fhe work Is nor sale the Book a. S,s,s -.
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nov IN Richmond respectfully Oilers his SERVICES ~ ,I,;
ened community For further particulars apply as aSove
Articles for Gentlemen's Apparel
ONDON blue, black. brown. olive. s. m;x, c,o,hu
DO blue, black, drab lavender q mixt e,ssnc,
Do PLAIN figured white Mareeillcs
DO printed chnts (new stylc) do
DO drab, white, brown aud mkt d,lE,,
french plain and twied native coloured dc
10 sd mcrlno black bombazino
DO superhne Rowcn Cashmere
A. Rhodes Cos black brochelloy
Do do nrun.II,
First chop Marmee long nankcens
"a and suporino bordered iacouet cra,afs
SO aud 10 inch best black Italian -
Best lIoskin and London buck gIovos
Most OF tho above articles beinc of nm, o,.,, -
tnton' we can warrant them in evorv ,esnoc, e. ~
chasers may depend on thor being SOLD very 5.pp
Il. u Il. JAMES e. Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-01

Umbrellas and Parasols.
UST received large supply of Umbrellas and
- Pnrdsots Of Richardson's Manufacture which
We are selling very cheap.
f. & "a JAMES & Co.
ma s6-ts Market Sonaro
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-01

TUNHE National Calender for 1850 ,S6.E
issued rom the press, though rather late i, com.
ing out " highly acceptable to the public a.sc.J
lneugn always useful, It has pcvor been more wei,
come ihan u Is this year; for furnishes fund of =;
formation in no other wayi. be rot ar or n, ,os, -
no other place to be found collected We nudo 90.
peeialy TO the lists Of public officers Of the names rs
many o. whom recently appointed, this volume fun.
S",s sne n.St public record. There much nav
eeen arranged with great Perspieuity aud care
whoever wants to know any thing at All necura,eIy
OF 'ne organization occupation aud epoIou,ents Of
J I ssve's, departments OF this government, cannot
celleut publication-[.Y auO,ai Iqieiiigsneey For
JOHN ri NASIIS
- - Bookstore. Richmond Va
WAIM's PAEAcEA.--J0si RECEIVED. 5y ii. subj.
~ ee, fresh supply ofSTaiui's Psnscsa
hwy ~ c ,MtyEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-01

Gentlemen's Summer Walking Shoes,
OF Superior quality--just received and for sale
~ by GRANNlSS, SON & BROTHERS.
ma 25
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-01
Drugs, Medicines, DC. &c.
Opposite the Eagle door

10 N''f7N'HI.Vt1' WY
of putting tho good qualities of tho articles he offers
for sale, of which. as well as the prices those who
wish TO purchase generally choose to be their own
judges. The public have right to expect every thing
they buy To be good but IL is very unusual hear the
cry of sinking FISH from the salesman, if tho article
called for should nod 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 he can afford
III MrN a ID A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-01

EQUITY JURISPRUDENCE of the High
- Court of Chanccry by George Je,cmy, ESQ
for ~ r. D. SANxAY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
THE NATIo ,xAL MAGAZINE:
Or L.HDYS EMPORIUM.

TE7lIE intended work will be generally literary and
Il occasionally political. The Et.r ary department
shall be conducted in not inferior to the best
periodicals. in the country-in the several departments
of prose and verse, and their sub divisions into nara
tive, sentimental, and ddsc,c compositions, original
selected Nor, although its general head be hiers-
,ure, shall the ucubratons Of science in any OF its
branches, be neglected, ghen they shsl be offered
for qualifications in The " National Magazine
~ the struggle which is going on between CT
vii liberty and Wild anarchy. under the garb of demo
crac, she will sometimes raise her feeble voice; not
dsputsnt in the arena OF party but as an advocate
for certain great principles which may become her
sex and condition TO feel lively and deep nterestn
mantsining in these times of miscalled % rcforms
ton" As -ictim Of prescription" she has suffer-
ed much and knows too mach to permit her entire
silence Upon that subject she cannot avoid speak
ing freey-she will try, however, To speak discreety
ii there any who would still frOWn upon this las
strugy of mother for her family, they at bert;
to withhold their support Daughter OF the Revo
luton, and The grand children Of Revolutionary tie
roes, will perish, ere they beg in the lane where they
should live in honor.
The work will be comprised n eighty octave pages,
on fine paper. in type, handsomely stitched, and
coored covers, making two handsome volumes year.
TEnas The annual subscription win be Five Dol
lars, payable in advance or on the delivery OF the
third number r, at the pleasure OF individuals.
All subscriptions remaining unpaid at the end OF
the year to he discontinued. For single number IS
cents
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intended to establish agencies in all the principal CT
ties and towns, by whom ihe work viii be car. 'ui,
delivered TO other places, or when the numotr ~
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inct, prescribe the places. persons to whom the
work shall be sent for their
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or All letters and communications attendedto by
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A PnospEcTus of the above proposed work
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
Chloride Iinie.

vUyg subscribers have just receiveda fresh suppiyoi
Cloride Of Lime The chea1ness of this article.
nJ certainty of,rs acting IS dsinectiag agent, should
give i, the preference to either lime or ashes II is
mere convenient than either of the above substances
and not liable TO objection account OF lis bulk,
small quantity only being necessary to remove d,sa-
rssaSIe smells and for the above purpose is recon.
ip,ended to tho public.
avgl2 WM. iANfh'hh @o'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
znoRrlNa, sappRarBga %. 1880 NEW sRRaZEse vD
New Clouds.

SNCW UOOuS.
~ BALES "a, ~. and 5Sbrown cottons
III Steam-l0om, Newmarket, waltham, rkwrikht.
and other bleached cottons
Cloths and cassinetts
Domestic plaids and checks. Roue1 cassimers1
Bed tickinys and Wilmington stripes
Madras hdkfs and shawIs, Railroad cottons
Linen and cotton diaper. calicoes and prints
Linen and cotton hdkfs
Imitation dsmask, suspenders
Ready made clothing
Together with variet, of other articles.
sse Also,
ladies' puffs, Navarno bonnets, straw bands
2 second hand piano fortes, looking glass clocks
barrels EPSON salts
ADDITIONAL
Light blue plates, assorted; do do pitchers
Edged plates, assorted
China teas, with and without handles
Enamelled glass vases
Square. globe, and C, iindric lamps
Lemonades, huted and 6ligreed tumbefs
Stone toys, pint TASKS, &c.
Just received and for sale by
aug18 GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21

YeMs. Guffee, brandy, &c.
SAMUEI MEssERsMlTH oHersfor sale.
- IS chests young hyson TEAS. of v.r;.
As ! chests b'"P'"oe' .ud n,sl;,;s. -
24 "a e sIs' impsaI vs5y reduced
Is half chests and boxes Y. RI. p''e
100 bags Rio and Porto Csbello coffee
5bags Jamaica pimento
~ do Sumatra pepper
rs boxes and half boxes Bakers & Taphamso
chocolate
II PIPES Cognac brandy, part Of which 10 old
aud fine, and willie sold low to close sales
II halfpipesdo, siegne.tes brand
3 pipes Holland gin
4 lihis New Orleans rum, 9Th prosf
80 bbs baltimore whskey
Sherry and Madeira wine, in half pipes
IenerifIe and Lisbon do, in pipes
Masga, Sherry, and Lisbon, in half Or casks
500 bags shot, from, the Phrnix Shot Tower Co.
constant supply of alsizss. al the factosy
$50 reams cap, post, and letter paper, from the
mandatory Of ID. J. Ames
90 reams straw paper
100 do common wrapping do
60 bundles bookbinders' and band boz oosrds
170boxcs MuseateI, bunch and bloom Malaga rai'
Sins ~
do No. do (Ior, to close sales
20bblssugsr house do
100 pieces German Hessisns
6 tons clean Russia hemp -.
10 400 bushels TnrksIsland salt mssch ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
SUGAR, VoNee, Molasses. Nc


~ sugars - 0'''>' '''N - ~ '''1'
Say 9s 'oAs AMI hump sugar, part steam refined
~ 'o' coffee part strong scented Rio
:. - nag superior old lava coffee
~ A''S retailing mo!asscs
'eeS'S halt chests. and boxes gunpowder,
imperial snd young hysou teas, late ,mpor.
ahnns, partly the elyille's very superior
teas
,oS cotton yarn. Nos Is, at factory prices
os heavy Sumstra pepper
tons shot. assorted TO No 10
n ee'Ooas hrst Quality Spanish indigo
;, On 9usr'er Casks }Dry and sweet Malaga
% Soxss sprime Goshen cheese
,,.. Grol nd alum aud sack sal,
d IT 81 'erh assortment of vines LIQUORS. spices.
al o,a s. nPowdsr, chewing Tobacco soap, candles
2,y9.,, !" oeerss, Tor sale, on credit or for cash
"derate prices, by
-r SANUEL b I.ARMOIJR & Co.
Soec,,a leo 'auFs Genius ofIiberty, and Wsrrenton
sai ,SS: ~Ni PesSe insert this three weekly. and
.se 'Si' a'ea ants 10 the Office Of the Phenx Ga.
sept IA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
Il N0rse wanted
oait, sc

= q. lBES and Liverpool. coarse sacks, clean and
a,ed Liverpool. coaaiaing fully fuur bushels
"4.si sal,
SlJJ 'hs ,Ovn-cured bacon
New York City Inspection pork
brSt sperm oil, in tierces and barrels
'' safe, on usual term, by
THOS. VOWEL,
"a, former OF Duke street and Potomac strand
t"'t,l wood and Slaves, at tiooe's wharf, for
-, - lar market price VIII be paid IN cash.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
New Goods.

gsICHARD s. HOPKINS q Co. have received an
4 4 additional supply Of
SE.fSON.9BLE DRIP GOODS,
Which they offer for sale accommodating terns,
Among them are
Calcoes aud ginghams
Fpulard mus'ins
Black gro de maps
white and black silk hose
DO do cotton do
Linen cambria and flag hdkfs
Black hastings
La,les' and gentlemen's glove
Gauzc hdkls and scarfs
Dell and lutestring ribbons, &c. &c.
i,21
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
Summer Goods.

AMES MCKENZIE & Co. have justreeeived
- Painted or Foulard muslins
Italian iustrings, extra quality
Black satin levantine
Do Palmerynes
Open worked cotton hose
Cause handkerchief
Heavy Irish linens in demi pieces
Super soft finish cambrics
Wide bobbinets and footings
Russia crash, etc. etc.
aug Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
lust received,
Choice Wines.

,XvHE subscriber this day receiving, from the We
Ioci,y direct from Madeira, select assortment Oh
tne ZINES from the celebrated house oil J. Howard
March tJ.Co. consisting OF
2pipes
10 hogsheads
80 quarter casks, and
10 eighth pipes
Among which are the d" finest Grape Juice, Lon
don partculsr burgundy. ard Tints; az OF "heh ne
band of f,rmer lamentations Wines Of same kinds
which he offers for sale at reduced prices
aug % "Ho'
ii The Telegraph will please Insert the above once
week for two months, and send account to L j.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21

Just Received,
VyTARRANTED summer strained New bedford
w sperm oil
Beef and Pork. Y City inspection
Tobacco, in kegs and boxes
Fresh Thomaston lime
Coarse and fine SALT behring's
First quality bacon hams
10 do shoulders and middlings
For sale usual terms.
ind on Hooe's Bhnr1,
40 cords oak and pins wood, which will be sold low
to clear the wharf
A supply Of new wheat Family Flour
Cash given for Wheat, Rye, Corn. and Flour from
arons THOS. VOWEL,
Corner of Potomac strand and Duke street.
aug 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
More y ew Goods.

More .S ew Goods.
DY the packets Erie, Columbia and Georgetown w
- have received
Bobbnet pelerines, elegant patterns
AdrianopIe ginghams and prints
Printed cambrc miIslins
Super black bombszines
Cooret cambric gloves (Isdies)
Indiennes blue, buff and pink
London line plaid gnghams
brown bonner .ambrics
Heavy black snchews
Do brown and green do (for umbrellas
Scarlet English bandannUes
Fancy printed crsvats
White drlli'gs
Green floor bsizes
Carpet bindings; &c, &c
And per packet, from phiIsdelphia,
cas- ladies' parasoIs, and
Gentlcmen's summer umbrellas
iyl' JAS MCKENZIE & Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-21
NIs,st.
proposals by Mary Barney,

For publishing. the first day of November next and
on the beginning of every month thereafter, in the
City of Baltimore. new Periodical Work, to be en-
titled
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22
FATHER MURPHY's DREAM.

There two distinct classes of priests in ireland
the country and the town priests. The former arc
richer in all the materials of fbernicism than their
more aspiring fellows, who live in cities and mix with
people who move in the world. They generally
speak the Irish language fuenty, accustomed to
the habits of the pcasan,ry and make their kno
ct low life subservent to the improvement of their
local influence Thus tho sermons of these pastors arc
familiar to the capacity of congregations: and arc
generally found to- illustrate the uths of Chrstianty
and the doctrines OF the Roman creed, by images
drawn from the occupations, and adopted the meH
tai Condition ct the people. We will conclude this
article with specimen Of of these addresses in
which the priest, by adrot admxturc of the simple
and mysterious, endesvors to enforce the heavenly
origin end immaculate purity Of his religion. II may
be entitled,
TIE PRIESTS DREAM.
Don't be making such a noise there, shutting
and opening that door, while I'm preaching. It's hard
for the word Of God to be spread amongst We when ito
chewing tobacco and spelling your mouths We are in
stead of listening to rhe.-Sbut your teeth, Jenny
Pinn or the hes will get down your throat, and bo.
thtr your stomach entirely. Now, can any of We tell
what's the reason that, hen you've nothing 10 cat
which. God help you, Is no fault Of your own-you
don't die for want OF nourisbment There's q puz
zler for you, Jcm Neaie, big as you are
NOW Just iurn That problem III your heads while I'm
seeing whether the water IS drying out Of my new
coat;-sure enough It's the only one have.
IN pause 0f wonder in the chapel, while the priest
descends from the altar 10 after his coat. is
evident from the confusion visible in the faces of tho
audience, tina, the problem 10 poser The priest
rcturns1
Well, there's never a one among yc find out the
reason OF the life hs's in ye, in spite Of the sarva-
ton. SURF, hats tho Of the priest to show you
what you can't see of yourselves. Did you hear
OF the moving bog II walked over Csvan and Ar
margb, dripping rain the whole way, and sorrow
clod OF turf on IL belonged to the Orangemen Tho
cause of that is plain the blossoms on Pat Dug
gan's ugly nose. You never knew Of a moving bog
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22
RUSSIA.

report Of general instruction Of the Ukraine,
Esthonia, Red Russia, Poland and part Of Livonia;
was the general topic of conversation last night in
many political circles. 1t said that the peasaD
try IN these countries had taken arms to
tho fcuds system and that the Russian Government
was sending troops towards the disturbed district IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22

The Constitutional gives the following under date
Of Lucerne. Oct. o:-"The happy issue Of your rev.
outon hiss not only been with us the object of no.
servation Of our Independence IL it be true,
ports from different quarters represent, that there
is,ed between the Cabinets Of France and Sardinla
an Internal combination, approved by other Courts
for dIsmemberlng Switzerland According TO this
project the Canton Of Vaud and part of Valais were
TO be given up TO France, md Geneva and its erito
~ would have fallen prey to Sardinia. This plan
followed up with perseverance, for above ten years
the success OF which was partly secured by the in
ted If the apostolic faction had gained the victory in
Franco"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-15
Assorted Seeds for EdmilieS.

LAoSoftIp OSCeeo.I W Il tHNh'tCS'
For sale at the Seed Store connected with
che New England Farmer, 52, North Market.
Street, Boston.
Small boxes Of Assorted Seeds for Kitchen
Gardens Each box contains u package of
the followi ng seeds
Early Washington peas; dwarf blue imperi
al peas; late marrowfat peas; early Mohawk
dwarf string beans; early dwarf white case
knife beans; lima, or saba pole beans; long
blood beet (true sort early turnip rooted beet;
early York cabbage; cape savoy do. red Dutch
do. (for pickling.) early cauliflower; early horn
carrot very fne;) long orange carrot; white
solid celery; curled cross or peppergrass: ear.
ly cucumber, long green Turkey do. long
Dutch parsnip: large head lettuce; early Sill
esia do. pineapple melon, very fine.) water
melon; large white Portugal onion; large red
do double curled parsley; fiat squash pepper;
early scarlet short.top radish; white turnp
radisb; satisfy, or oyster plant; early bush
squash; winter crook neck squash; early white
Dutch turnip; yellow stone turnip
PoTH HERB SEEDS
Sweet marjorum, sage, summer savory.
The above list, it will be seen, comprises
all the best common vegetables, besides sew
eral new varieties Of uncommon excellence.
Every kind is warranted Of the very first quail
ity as to freshness and purity. Each box con.
tains directions for the management of tho
different sorts. Price S3pe box.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-15
LITERARY PORT Folio.

N literary paper TO appear on thursday oil
IA every week, has been established in Phi.
ladelpha II is to be devoted to matter Of ev.
cry description, calculated to prove accepta-
pie to readers of all ages, and both sexes, and
at the same time to observe all the rules of
good principles, taste and propriety. For this
object large supply offorign literary works
has been provided for, and ty(6 corrospon dence
invited.
The FIRST number, which lies before us, is
got up much in the style OF the London Lit.
erary Gazette, in point Of form, paper, &c, be.
ing small handsome quarto. Accompanying
il Is a print of William Penn's Treaty with the
Indians, engraved by Moore, from Vests pic
1ure, which is a handsome and valuable en-
bellishment.-N. Y. Daily Advertiser.
If it be continued with the spirit and taste,
with which it has begun, il deserves an extern
sive circulation. The work is got up ina ve-
ry neat style, and four engravings are prom
iscd every year.-Courier Il Enquirer.
1t can hardly fail to meet with welcome
admission into every family whore light and
elegant literature is valued.
Am. Daily Advertiser.
The mechanical appearance Of the work is
highly hattering, and so much taste is display
cd in the selections, that we may warrant
valuable addition to the periodical literature Of
our city.-U. S. Gazette.
The Literary Port Folio has appeared in a
new and very attractive dress, containing a
choice collection of original and selected mat
ter.-Saturday Bulletin.
We are glad to find that there is a prospect
of some reformation taking place in the char
acter Of the weekly miscellanies of Philadel'
pha. Messrs. E. Little & Brother, the pub.
fishers of the popular 4" Museum Of Foreign
Literature" and the "Religous Magazine"
issue to-day the first number ofthe "Literary
Port Folio" 1t is beftting sheet for the
centre table, and commends itselfto general
patronage.-Morning Journal.
The Port Folio is now the handsomest per.
iodical in the country. Its typographical ex.
ecution reflects great credit ON the printer,
and the matter of the paper is very interest
ting. Literary Subaltern.
The Philadelphia Port Folio has been en-.
larged and improved, and is now published 10y
f. Little Il Brother Of that city. There is no
weekly paper in the country, ofa similar char
acter and object, superior to the Port Folio,
either in matter or manner. Its publishers
have an amount Of literary talent enlisted in
their service, which few, if any, Of their COM
petitors possess, and the air of neatness and
refinement which distinguishes its mechani-
cal appearance renders it peculiarly accept
able visiter to the well regulated and fashion.
able circle. Boston American Manufacturer
Terms--Tlie Literary Port Folio is publish.
ed every Thursday, at 80 so year, payable
in advance Subscriptions and communica
tions are respectfully solicited by the publish
ers. The volume began January |, 1890
L. LITTELL g. BROTHER,
Philadelphia.
GFSubscriptions to the above work re
ceivcd by DR.. A. p. MOORE, corner Of
Market square and Thames street, New
port r l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-15
NEWPORT.
National Republican Nomination.

National Republican Nomination.
At General Republican Convention,
holden at the State House in Providence
on the 18th Of January, 1880, WILLIAM
PEcKHAM, Esq. President, LEVI Halle
and C.. 4. RoBbINs, Secretaries, the UNDER
named gentlemen were nominated as gen.
eral officers for the State of Rhode Island,
for thefnext political year.
his ExcrLLENcY
JAMES FENNER,
Governor.
CHARLES COLLINS,
Lieut.. Governor.
| Daniel Cornell, of GiocsSicr.
2 llezckiah Bosworth, of Varren.
3 Benjamin Smith, of " Kingston.
4 Stephen B. Cornell, of Portsmouth.
5 James +. Simmons, of Johnston.
6 Elisha Watson, of South kingStorn.
z Thomas Whipple, of Coventry.
s Charles Eldridge, of T.. Greenicich.
9 George ID. Cross, of Hesierly.
10 George Burton, Of Crdnston.
Henry Bowen, Esq. Secretary
Albert G. Greene, Esq. attorney General.
Thomas G. Pitman, Esq Gen. Treasurer.
II was then voted to use all fair and hon
orabls means to promote the success of tho
above ticket--and that the proceedings Of
this convention be published.
VIM. PEcKHAM, Chairman.
G. crE! Y. Ronn,s., Ro,an; Secretaries.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-15
Seed Store.

TNOR sale by the Subscribers at their
Il Seed Store No. 80, North Main
Street,a little north oftse old Market. AS
great variety Of Garden, Grass, Field,
Bird, and Flower seeds--Bulbous Flower
roots--Green house plants, as can be found
in any other Store in New England--at
wholesale and retail. Country stores can
be supplied with any assortment they may
want, put up in small parcels, ana distinct.
ly marked, at liberal discount. All or
ders from distance will be particularly
attended, to. Catalogues delivered gratis.
WIN. B. BRADFORD, g. SON.
Providence, march "a.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-15
AsDardDus Roots.

For sale at the Seed Store connected with
the New England Farmer, SO North Market.
street, Boston.
5000 Devonshire Asparagus Roots, two
years old, in the finest order for transplanting,
at 75 cts per hundred. They are packed in
boxes Of sand, $50 in each box; no charge
made for the box, but they will be sold in lar
ger or smaller quantities, il desired. The a.
bove sort is the earliest kind brought into the
Boston market.