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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-29
coMMuEIcATloN.

Mr.. ADAMS "&
The building committee Of the meeting -house, Mil
ton Society, beg leave through the medium Of your
paper express their gratitude 70 the good people Of
several towns in Lchfed eouay, Cor the assistance
they have rendered them in finishing their house Of
worship. The amount received from Goshen was 81
dollars; SIS; Kent, %; South Far,ns,
$t2 81 CITE. from two individuals ia New-PrestoD,
50; from New-MlGord. g; from Plymouth, $2l so
cis.; from Wasrtown, 80 81 cts; from Norfolk,
$2Oe5 cts. The shove towns are all iU which their
agent solicited personally. Should there be aay H'o-
ey collected In other iowns it woSd be sEank1ily re-
ceived BY the committee, as they are si 10 debt, aud
feel aaxioas % iqaidaie tho same-so THAI the way
may be prepared for exertions 20 support the preach
ing Of ihe Gospel.
The Committee also would take this opportunity to
ihaak the people Of Milion, not connected wi'h the
Congregational sociey, for the literally they maoi-
lesed in assisting them in moving their house. -
LEVI FRlsBIE, , sR.std;,.
Asa a. BoLLEs, Comm;ssss.
RKEsEz d. GIBBs,
LiteLfsld. Mato~ s., Duly II. 1850. -re
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-29
MARRIED.

In this town, by the Rev. l.. P. Hickock, Mr. Hi
ram j.. Dean 10 Miss Wealthy M Saunders;--ln this
village. Mr. VIM. Hale Of WethersGed, to Miss Nam
cy Matthew'S of Bristol; Me- John Carrier of Canton,
to Miss Annah Matthews'of Bristol. ..
IL Middletown, MIR Edwin Brewer, to Miss Eliza.
beth Warner.
In Danbury, MrOrnnge Kinney of New-b Milford, to
Mrs Sarah Benedict.
In Kent, Mr. Nelson Crane, to Miss Catherine Hall.
DIED,
In Durham, Mr. Isaac Loveland, IS; Mrs Lydia Ma.
ria wife Of Mr. Rodman E. Church, ~, formerly Of
in WalIiogtord. Mr. David c. King. 40, formerly Of
Litchfeld. .H ~
/ In Midaletowa, Hon. Samuel w. Dana, formerly a
Senator in Congress from this State and Tor many
wears Mayor of The city Of MiddetovSn; Mrs Mary
Powers, SO; Mrs Mary johnson, 50.
, In Saybrook, Mrs Bridget Goodwin 80. wife Of Mr.
Horace w. Goodwin, of HARTFORD.
In Hartford, Mrs Olive Brace, 65. .ts
In Torringford, Miss Chloe Waison, n.
In Wims,ed, A. Morley, 10. son Of Mr Aaron Nor
ley.
Of Burlington, Conn.,, and daughter Of Mr Theophila'
In New-I.ondon Edward Paine, II; Mrs Mary r
Maae, %, wife al. Mr. Thomas Name.
In GFoion, Mr. Eliha Avery.
In Stosing.on, Abby Ann Bradley, daughter OF Nj
Joshua Bradley, ~.
In Moniville Mrs Bridget Bradford, 80, recs Of the
late NV Samaei Bradford.
10 Brook6eId, Widow Dinah Gregory, "a.
In Norwich, DE-. Nathaniel TisdaIe, So.
IL Lebanon, Capt. Dennis0B Waslles, 70.
In DaabaFy, Miss Cassiiae Stone, 20. M
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-29

Danbury at the present time contains 1926 inhabit
ants, In 1920, S87O--increase 44G..
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-29

A man died ia Greenwich on Sunday week in con.
sequence Ofbeing Ovsrheated. Several persons have
died in NewYOFk, Boston, and elsewhere, from drink
ing cold water when very warm. Great care should
be observed by lnbOrers nOw-a-days.
The Danbury Recorder states that two men died in
Newtown last week, Who had been on strife 10 now
ing during the extreme warm weather.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-29

The fon. Heman Allen, who was lately nominated
BY the Anti Masonic party Of Vermont their candi-
date for Governor, has declined the nomination. Sc
vsra Of the Councillors put in nomination BY the
party have also declined. As this party is rapidly GO
ing down, 10 all surprising that every Of
character and principle should abs,ain from asso
citation tefase tobecome identified with it, Always
a political humbug, it would surprise one that in
ess than two years such party should cease to have
an existence. ast.t.-.- .F
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-29

The RnRUa! commencement in Washington Col
iege, Hartford, will be holden on Thursday Of mex
week, the 5th of August.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-29

A Natchez paper Of the Sd instant announces the
death Of the Hon. Robert II. adams, Senator in
Congress from the state of Mississippi. He elect
ed only few months since to supply the place Of Mr..
Reed, deceased.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-29

The commune alton which follows was intended for
publication in last number, but was misaid until
too late. We with pleasure now give it a place.
MRS. RIDGE.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-29

The Connecticut Cen,ineI, jackson paper a,
New-London, in tIs state, after feverish existence
Of about eighteen months, has given up the ghost
ALIAS poor Yorick!" treasury pap in the shape OF
publisher Of the laws by authority could not keep
thee alive.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

The Subscribers offer for Sale,
q - Hhds and 35 bbls West India and New Or
oS leans sugar
~ boxes aud i2 bbls loaf sugar
% hhds molasses
$50 bags coffee, various qualities
hhds and 80 barrels whIskey
Wines of various kinds vinegar
80 tons bar iron, Swedes, English e. American
ID tons castings
Steel, German, cast and blistc-ad
Cut nails and brads
Novascotia grindstones
1000 sacks Liverpool salt
5000 bushels Lisbon do
30 tierces rice
600 do Thomaston lime
$50 Spanish hides
Soa and upper leather
Tanners and lnseed oil, tar
Spices, pepper. ginger piTnento and cassia
Alum, copperas birthstone
Saltpetre, madder, indigo
Tallow and sperm candles
Brown and shaving soap
Letter, writing aud wrapping paper
Almonds and raisins
Window glass, various dimensions
Tumblers, decaners, wines
Patent shot, Eunpowder
Imperial, gunpowder and black teas
Mackerel, No. ? and 3, cheese
Domestic Goods, viz. shcetIngs, shirtings
broadcloths etc. etc.
Cotton and wool cards,
Cotton baggng, bale rope
Sewing, seine aud wrapping Irvine,
Shoe thread, &c &c
feb 10 L. WEBB s, co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
r. ID. SANXAY,

Successor 10 ". ~. EWstohyisoHnJ
III As Just received at his Book Stationery and
4 4 Fancy Store, assortment Of gold SILVER,
tortoise shell and steel mounted pccraCl5 for all ages
Also, convex, green and loose glasses,
suitable for hose who require n change, which he
can III IN old frames SpcCtaclcs repaired
Gold fnders' magniiylng glasses, of various kinds,
for he examination of minerals spy and orcrn glass
os; acorn, beetle and botanical microscopes; cyc
glasses, for short sighted persons; convex shaving
glasses Telescopes cleaned and repaired Glass
inhn. Glod Ia lhrrmnmolrts. ic -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
No Combination and Free Iradc.
Earthenwarc and Looking Glasses.

FENBlOS. }. BARROW ~ co. Importers, SS Wafer
street. NEW DIRK, offer for sale 1000 packages eaTthen
glass china and looking glasses, comprising the most
conf Ce offered this market. aud which viii
he cPacked TO the country merchant at the lowest prices In
consequence OF having refused ia JON the continuation for Tegu
ldug tie prices # CrOCkery this have been made
the subjects of ntucIant persecution the object OF
which nothing less than entire and expulsion from
the trade characters have been assacd integrity
and fair dealing our credit house of responsibility i'm
pcachcd and every cndcavo made Tun IT, and 10 the
whole uupoaton hTough the regular channels have been
all stopped n consequence of threats thrown out to the
uiacurc EuRan) that have been obliged employ
agents Liverpool make purchases In such manner
that would not appear in the uansuction-a the
facilities attendant upon obtaining credit for imporatons
dcnyCd and nothing hut cash ~ liverpool viii obtain
for needed supplies OF warcWc suffering these
arshps the of tire merchant and consumer Of this
description Of goods less than and to them as our
last resort aid and assistance; long
enabled sustain ourselves against than forty who
have combined 10 bring about this uuhCafd NJ
manner will sell goods free and lndepen
Gcut rates for cash oPPrgrt city accp1nc'
OHU irG-w6"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
49, R.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


'ENRAVELLERS respectfully informed that
IL the Western Stages TO LynCnbu.5, ~riIi
leave Richmond every Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday. at 5 o'clock, A NJ. arrive AT Lynchburg, the
I'd day, by p NJ. and at Salem the Sd day, by p
NJ where the Valley Mail Line to Huntsville, Nash
vile, &c. is connected. Returning, leave Salem
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. at . 4 NJ
and leave Lynchhurg Wednesdays, Fridays, and
Monda $, at a. NJ. This arrangement will give
the passengers sufficient time for rest at night At
Fukes on he Ruc Ridge Mountain, this line is
nect"d every TRIP by Caldwell's line, which passes
Fincaste and the Sweet Springs, connecting Porter
g. Bcdins line, at the White Sulphur Springs, which
runs to Guiandotte. on the Ono River Fare from
Richmnnd TO Guandottc, $50 miles. $50 7j--tn Sa-
The way fare is also reduced on the Lynchburg line.
For seats to the West, apply at the bar Of the
Union Hotel. Richmond. All baggage or property,
whether belonging passengers, sent by the stage,
at the risk of the owners thereof
june l-Iaw I2tc \. PATTESON, Proprietor.
Richmond and Salem
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
NEW GOODS.

rNllE subscribers have received By the Fairfield,
IL from New York, large supply IF desirable
Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS; among which, are
the following articles
Heavy black and blue-black Italian ustrngs
Do do DO do do Gro de Maps
ID heavy merino bombazlnes
5 g French do
Rich gsuze and Gro de Nap hdkfs
Lace capes and bobbInct laces
BobbInet footings and edgungs
Black and white silk hosiery. cheap
Silk and horse-skin gloves
Black, white and cold Ar"phlne grapes
Do do do do Italian do
ID" Mandarin, Nankin & Canton do. very low
Gro dc Nap ribbons, good assortment
Belt do do do
Superior black Genoa velvet
Supcrfine linen apes and bobbins
Irish and German linen sheetngs
Irish linens, long lawns
Tabla diapers
Linen cambrics and linen cambria hdkfs
Leghorn bonnets, cheap
Straw bands &c &c.
The above goods are Just received from the New
York auctions, and will be sold GREAT BARGAINS.
aug6 BALDWIN, IVES s. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
NEW GOODS.

- H. JENKINS has Just received by the Hor-
Ia. 90, iargr assortment Of fancy gauze and
six handkerchetS consisting of damask and
enchased gro de IA. harlequin. embroidered Grape.
ZePhr, rich barrege, &c. &C.. large and small fancy
gnuze and barregc scras; changeablc kderones, for
ladies' dresses reed and velvet re icues and purses;
hgucred Swiss null for curtains, linen cambria hand
kerchefs from 25 cents to superfinc; embrode ed
white cotton hose, black and white silk and misses
raw silk. do. rich figured satin. tatI;ta and gauze
rIbbons--a few pieces more OF manila dmuy new
and much approved article for ladies' under dresses;
cameo bracelets and belts. and style figured belts
ladies' fancy cTavats painted bordered linen cumbric
handkerchlc!s; superior black nankeen ana canton
grapes. superior black Italian ana India uestrnrs and
gro de maps; linen cambrlcs; ivory fans: few large
size lace torcilas and fshules of new styIe-aso q
larg" supply OF low priced lace capes and collars;
worked Swiss spencers and lace cutiS-alsO 100 pie
ces low priced cacoes. from Cd to 20 per yard
The above. with an extensive assortment of lace.
fancy and staple Dry Goods, will be sold as usual,
at reduced prices, at his Irish Linen and Fancy Dry
Good Store NaIn-srreet. sep
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
AIRS CHRISTIANNA q BURKE respectfi1l


INl announces her intention to open in this city.
he first day of October next. Seminary for the
admission Of Dung Ladies Boarders and day scho-
lars.
1t IS contemplated to Offer an institution combining
the most solid requirements. with the most popular
and fashionable accomplishments Without laying
claim any extraordinary qualifications for dschar
gIng the arduOus and highly responsible duties which
will devolye on her as Principal. Mrs 3 feels conf
dent that early attention TO the subject of Educa
tOn and experience of many years IN lis details
united TO The assistance of so many able teachers, viii
enable her to afford advantages equal To any in this
State. and not inferior to those 0fany Northern Inst
tuition.
Mrs. Burke will receive daily assistance from Mr.
Burke at an hour not interfering with the duties of
his own Seminary Mr.. Maculy, Teacher of .Nqfhe-
nlnics IN the Richmond SemindJ.y will also give daily
instruction the branches nncted Nth ms depart
mCnt.
Mr Stephen Bernard, native of France, win
teach the mouerh languages
Music, Drawing and Dancing will be taught by the
most approved masters.
Boarders will receive that parental attention, which.
whilst avoids undue restraint. will insist the full
iimcnt Of all moral and religious duties and erluin
strict regard for those obscryaRces best calculated to
insure easy aud becoming department.
The following table EXHIBITS moro extensive
course of studies than generally offered for the cd
GtSsgtfof females. They submitted in detail on
acrint Uf the belief that many parents viii consider
.theib essential to Il complete education:
NQrbHgrophy, Arithmetic,
heRdlug, b0pN- NcCNiiEr
Writing, Algebra,
English Grammar, Geometry.
Eloculion, Natural Philosophy,
BeRss LcurCs, Chemistry,
F,rislolhrv S'y.c. The Greek. Latin, French
.Rpc,cnt.and Modern Ills Italian and Spanish Ian.
4 tory. GuagCs,
Geography, with the use Vocal and instrumental
Of Globes and Maps Music,
Astronomy, Drawing and Painting,
Natural History, Dancing,
Botany.
The Richmond Female Seminary will be opened
in ihc house on iE'h street, once occupied by the
late Mr.. Frederick pcasants-ccntral, spacious. Gle
waited and retired; location in the city can better
afford the necessary accommodation.
TERMS.
I Board tor the scholastic year OF 10 months, S2O0
| Tuition IN ali the English branches, IN
Extra charges regulated by those Of other schools.
J Application in person by letter, will receive
| prompt attention. ma 25-fi0t
u AIDES Blue Black Satin ShppCrs.-A supply
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
MIR CATLlN'S picture Of the VIRGINIA
IVA CONVENTION has been sent TO Paris to

AgR CATLIN'S picture Of the VIRGINIA
Iva jONNENTION has been sent 10 Paris, to
be engraved by the most ds,rn gushod Artist Of that
cry under tho immediate attention ofGcn. Lafayette.
Mr. Cathn has, with great dcbcralIon ard care. re-
vscd and perfected hts picture Tor the hands Of the
Engr0vcr. and is dc crmncd 70 spare no pains
pcnse in furnishing the State Of Virginia with PRINT
worthy of their patronage.
The size of tho prru, will be 9 feet by - contain.
inr correct kcnCsscs ul all the members OF that dis
tlnguishcd body. Among whom are conspIcuousy
placed at fill length, Madison, Monroe, Chief Justice
Marshall, Randolph, Leigh Ta2cwcll and others
The painting gives correct view cf the interior OF
tho Legislative Hail. aud the heads have all been
painted from Ifc.
Pcrsons wishing TO obtain Impressions from this
epcndd plate. will gain an advantage by subscribing
for hem inaamuch as they will be- served with ihr
first and best Impressions. aud have them delivered
M their residence, or wherever they may direct
Letters To this eli, CT addressed to- Geo Caln Rich
mond Va and post paid, will be chccrlully received
and attended to GEO "a LIN
We the subscribers. having been familiar with tho
above mentioned printing 10y Mr.. Catlu, during It's
progrc s. and being enabled 70 Judge os to the hdci
~ of the Hkcucsscs do not hesitate to recommend 1t
to tho public for their patronage. ...,..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
AMOS LADh, com...,.
Cnssed States oMt, 5th Clre,Tt oud ErsI.r-n,
DISTRICT Of Hircinin Lu,. LII .a~SO

Ons'ed SIases ort, 5th Cre,rt aud ErsI.r-,
District Of Virginia, Hs,t 18th. 1890
4 Eoh'E Mccall and Richard Smile & Co. srr-
~ wing partners of Mccall. Smile & Co s sts-
against Catherine Harrison, executr,y VIII. ~, p0s
dohh J. mas.h' ana ArHistesd 7. Mason, ex-cutor.
T"sees VI naIlhew HARRISON, decd. and William n
HARRISON, thomas Harrison, Maria Harrison L..
Harrison. Margaret HARRISON and Elizabrth a..;any
Children, hers, and devisees and legate-s or
r"u"eT tiartson' dec d., who was executor and one
OF me deNisees ot Burr Harrison, decd .nd - &c
The heirs OF Cuthhert Harrison gho WIS sIs, d: VI
O' the sad burr Harrison, decd, Sarah A. Harr,son
Ge,Sef OF ,'e sad Burr HARRISON, and heir of sa;j
Cu'"oert Harrison, Lawrence Alexander and J.r.rS
Alexander, ex ors Of Thos. Harrison and Ma u e
son, widow, and William a. Harrison N,ry a LII;
sun sun Duff a. HARRISON, Segismunds NJ Harrison and
sarah r HARRISON children and representstiyes ., ,h
said Thomas Harrison, who was also devis. IS p .Ie
HARRISON, and heir Of Cuthbert Harrison soIoo,o.
St rne"s, richard Pa ton, John Jordan, Jane. Alien
William Steinbergin, Helen Mccall xido, "a ,ao'
tee Of John Mccall, who was SURVIVING ,.,. us
John hcCaiI Co, James Richie s: 60. and hrchi
Henders n, defts.-IN CHaNcERY al"
This cause which has abated as 10 the asf,s -,
Rtchie < Co. and Archibald Henderson s,,-.;n;
partner OF Gassford and HendeEsou by the;v d.,,tS
IS ny consent OF the parties by theip conu.~ ,-d,,
to stand revived in the names of John sro,, $3.50
OF James Richie, decd, who was suyvvinS $500
OF James Richie & Co. and of John D. re,son snd
mos MundeII, adm'rs of Archibald Renderror -
was surviving partner Of GIassford and u.nJ-
who have filed theiP answers and coming ON ,b;. -
10 be hearh upon the papers formerly read and IN.
" tue CsUSent OF the pits. of he
aforesaid detts, Scott, Ferguson and uundeII II -
aIJudEeI, ordered and decPesd, that an account be-
taken before one Of the commissioners % this CO - "a
the amount due to the defendant John Scott sd,o, M
James Rltche, from the Representatives of fn,rr H,
son. decd under the deed OF trust m the proeesd
nEs Northumberland that account also be :, hen h
tore the same commissioner of the amount due a. The
aforesaid adm or of the said Archibald ,s,n f,
e representatives OF the said rrr Harrison urslsr
the deed aforesaid, and also an account of IN. :.
mount due TO the said compliments under IN. sfo,s
SAID deed OF trusts which complainant is reou,r.d IN
state, se'''e Snu report the same, with any matter
sPee'-'y stated deemed pertinent nv himsSR mr. re-
cures ny either the parties be so statrd-ssd tia,
we same commissioner do Inqurr report to the cour,
bow much OF the lands and premises in the said deed
OF trusl mentioned purchased Of the aforesaid
Burr Harrison by the defs Stenbergen and Allen res
pectNely-and the amount of the purchase MONEY
agreed by them to be paid the said Harrison there
for, 4 copy. Peste ''''s'
l. RIcHARD JnsfRIEs, CLERK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

lRGiNih AT 4 superior court Of cb.,.., -,
atthe pnoi IN The city Of Richmond o., g.,
day. March 9TH, 10 o: Betsey McCrrdi. K,,d nj,
and Adelaide his wife. formerly McCredie. AMI 49,"
sprsgs and Polly his wife, formerly McCred,s n,su
against James Penn, executor of G.or,. a. p"SS
decd, Georgr Mccrede, and John uccrsd;. S .de
OF SAID George NcGredir, decd, Waiter Dn,n -,
~ John Graham, deed, Berley RandoI-b
HARRY heih, who was exor of Samuel CIark. "
and William Long, dft.. 'e"'
On moto" OF the plaintiffs by counsel hi. -.
dismissed as To all the defendants eYcen, -
CrrdIe and George McCrede. wi,bon, .c. oi'" &c,
thrreupon the cause on to be be.rJ ~
orl5ina and supplemental bills of the nisntF =. "o
ior confessed, exhibits, and the records md &C. ~
lngs atey pending IN this court, BY the s,vIe rs "
Crede vs. Penn s al, and Graham ~ ucc,;S
AT, ana was argued by counsel On co,.;I W
whereof, 1t appearing that the whole persop.Ias..'
OF the sad George McCredie, decd. hath ~ N
hausteG IN the payment of debts, the court do,b -
mat one OF the commissioners do state and r.n.,
tne court an -ccount of the real estate If George "
1Eeue 'ne elder dec, & OF the manner in which H.
same hath been disposed of and what No. ~ NC
and what rents and profrs thereof bay. bn, ne!eot
ny the said John, and George AIcCredie IN. ,,on
or e'u!er OF them, or any either person or ,.rso,
them, nr either OF them, and the value of ,b. - ~
estate and ITS several parts that the same eonm;
er 90 state an account Of the lcsacies to IN. nI.,
IN TINS suit, shelving the amount of nri,c;,If
ana interests due on each respectively that # r.on,
by either ot the parties he also tase Nm ,..od. CO
deoIs, II any, outstanding, and due from I'M. &C.,
the SAID George Me- redie the elder decd ub;h "a
De ented TO satisfaction out Of the real estate f ,h
said george Nc redIe the elder, decd in pr.f,s.
to the piantIH 5 l"gacIes, with anv othar r,s,,
cially stated, deemed pertinent by him..Ir sPe-
may be required by the parties to be so ,t,,t S u
SAID commissioner IS authorized to examin. o., e ~
parties IN solemn form touching the premisea " 'o
wy s'e' "n q. PSspLgToN. G. O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
COMMISSIONERS Orv,

rrbo ,,-,;o, ;.'., " az, '1uSIsf 3lf. 1880 {
ne Parues Interested VIII please tax notice Tho,
have appointed the 2nd day of November nes, ~
commence the accounts directed by the forepoinc
oruer VI the court on which day, at 9 O'Clock, A No
ey are ed to attend at my Office g doors ABOVE
f me MA VA Banks with the proofs .ad don.
62-law2m AMOS JAnn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
REMOVAL.
REMOVAL.

A Disposition on the Text, what think ye of
"a Christ: Whose son is hea Delivered IN a The
oiog'cal Debating Society in the city of Philadelphia
By Plummer
a Reply to the Dispositions Of Member Of the
Philadelphia Theological Debating Society, on The
Text. What think we of Christi Whose son Is he;
BY Member OF the Norforlk Theological Debating
Soclety.-Prce cents each, for sale by
aug II JNO. II NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
MnhoonnY WHINE DcsIks.

Mahogany Wnimg Desks.
D iLDWIN, IVES & CO. have on consgn-
3D. mrnt few Mahogany Dc>ks--u new, useful,
and ornamental article Of Furniture, manufactured
IN Now Nurt--,hcy will he sold cheap for cash.
Bariin's Impressed English Seidits Powders
ESIT up well secured tin boxes Also, few dozen red
morocco cases which glass stopped bottles,
filled with the materials icr the purpose Of making tho above
highly improved medicine, and well calculated for those who
,r5yc y sea or land beng all liable he affected by
changes of tho wcaticr.-for sale by 80 -
JNO II. BLAMIRE
wn'2 ~ MsDWJ store, opposite TIC Ease tooI'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
CHLORIDE OF LIME.

Offer for sale tho above highly useful article in
i destroying damp and unwhoIsomc vapor IN ccl-
lars, and general purifier IN nj offensive ,iuyia
II BLAMIRE,
iy IS Ouuosirc The Eagle lIoir
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
Entertaining and Useful.

Entertaining ana USUIUI'
MO. II Entertaining Knowledge
lN Nos. 10 and ~ Useful do
No. 6 Farmers Series of do do
No. Maps TO Useful Knowledgc-Rocelyed by
aogil JFo IT, NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

aug d-dNw CT :
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10
DRY GOODS.

TUNHE subscribers have for saic, large and well
Il assorted stock of DRY GOODS; consisting IN
part of he following articles, which they selling
VERY CHEAP, both at wholesale and retail, VIZ:
Extra London blue, black mkt, olive. and olive
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

ENAMILY FLOUR Mice Family Four in whr'r
II and half barrels for sale BY
aug l6 LEWIS WEBB A. 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-10

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Thomas E. James, VI. ID.
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John &. Otto, NJ. ID.
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