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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-24
Millinery, Matchmaking &C.

Millinery, Matchmaking &C.
VH RS. GILL returns her thanks 10 The GU
1VA zens Of L%yncbburg and its vicinity 'o'
their patronage, aud informs them that sue
continues TO execute orders for Bonne's, La
dies Dresses, &c. in the Deatest maoner' ani
according TO the latest and most approve
modes.
She has on rand an assortment of SIX ar
eghorn Bonn els, suitable Tor both town y
onntry trade, which will be offered ATM
most reduced prices. Jan. 80 iiotons-
ENOR SALE at my Drug Store, the DI,I.
IL pine Of the Methodist PROTESTANT Chnf'"'
Mrs. Rowe's Devout Exercises Of the Heahb
Dodridges' Rise and Progress Of Rslis'o''
HYMN Books, -.
Bill of Rights and Constitution Of tbs ms'Soo''
Protestant Church,
The Bill ofRights is an able docunso'
lence OF the representative principle ID 'p "
sItion to every other form of government. >.
recommend tito all the lovers Of civil
ligious liberty-priee I21 cents. ,op
WM.J H0LCOMoS'
March 3
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~ N the same day stated IN thu above ad-
- ,srtisemeot, | shall proceed 10 sell the
.foss conveyed % NE by Oliver McReynolds,
~ deed OF rnsl, oIrecori in the County OF
-ampbrll. ROBERT :. MclkEYNOLDS.
Ma h u ids
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Yhe fuA bloodeA Asfse
cDRpDRAA gNIM,
nDA W.. :: !. '.' s ;@, !.
.Az.k-haA TO mares at the moderate
pttcr OF xlo the season, which nili Commence
on the LIST March. and expire the LIST July, TO
be di charged by the lyme OF @lU within
The season. Sc the sinsie leap, payable at thu
tune OF service, and $50 o insure h mare ia
loal, to tie paid wheneVer it is ascertained the
mare is in fual, or transferred, ana SD cents 10
the groom 10 every case. Good pasturage = II
be furnished gratis, aud mares len win the
hor.r, II required, will be well led and attended
10 AT % CENTS per day. All possible care and
ntl ention shnll be paid 10 prevent accidents or
escapes. but Ill not he r sponsible for either.
CORPORAL TRIM is a beautiful chestnut
sorrel, very near II moi quite 10 bands high,
nov rising five ears old. and for blood, bone
aud strOag running points, surpassed by lie w
if any House IN Virginia. In Consequence Of
an injury which he received when only a few
weeks old on one OF his fore legs, just above
; he pasrern Joint, (the leg nearly cut OFF by a
.ylhe,) he was never trained for the turf.
Asthis is his fl Isl season, and the great scar
CITY Of money at this time, his services are
UIeTtu lDHPT Iuhh any " N1uhI oHOOd III
Virginia. He is now in full POSSE sion Of all
his natural powers uninpaired by hard run
ming OF old sge.-Aany fine horses are broken
down and worn out by hard running and age
before they are let to msres-hence II is we are
so often disappointed in the Colts we get from
such horses-for | hold I to be a truth that
cannot lie controveited, that the Offspring oil
all animals must partake more or less OF the
ini oil the parent stock at the time Of
pfotreation.
PEDIGREE.
Corporal Tim was got Ivy old Sir Archer,
his dam by Old Diomede, his grandam by
Wild Air, his grea, grandsm by Apollo, his g..
.. grandam by Partner, his g. g. 4. grandam by
F.arnought, his e. g. z. &. grandsm was i'm
ported by John Bland. ~Esq.-Ihus it will be
seen. thar his strain is OF the very best stock
Virginia has ever possessed. J.. POWELL.
Feb. II Is
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VI iEGlNlA.-A Rules holden III the Clerk, .Gcc
" oil the Superior Court of Chancery for the l ,"",
burg hisifict' the LIST day Ut November, lsJO-TGe
Mutual Assurance SocIuty against fire ON haifI--
tue Stnie fNltenlit, Inf. against Joanna NrD5n,,l
widow, and WIN. Smith aud fIorcntir, Ills ,,ile I''
ilofehtihe Mcdaniel, WIN. q. A.. Mcdaniel, Henry
iel, Dolly X. Mcdaniel, Cleopatra Mcdaniel, Jc.,.
w Mcdaniel, Aguiso Mcdaniel nud Mari G NJ,
Daniel children aud heirs Of Alexander Mcpa0tr
doc. and james Thomas, Defts. '
Inc defendants tIofentine Smith and Henry G, Gin
and Sarah ii. hIs wife, not having entered their auncsr,
ahce anu gwen security according to the act Of is.rn.-
by aud the rules OF thus court, and il oppeafUp hy saia.
Factory evidence that they are not inhabitants If ,i.
country IL Is ordered that the said deienjanl, do M.
pear acre on the hrst day ofthe next term, and answer
the BILE oil tie plaintiffs, aud that Ii cupy of iii, ordr, liz,
forthwith issetted III same newspaper printed in the
town OF Lt nciiburg for two months ,succes,iyelv. and
posted at the itohl door Of the courthouse, IN the suid
Town A copy-Ieste,
-, WILLS, &C.
~ WIN
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IVTII' IITIO, 0TN
COMMISSIONERS Oh tICE !

NViRGINLA-Ata Superior Court of Chan
v Gerry. holden at the tow n oil Lynohbufg,
on tue 10Th day OF Oct. 1881.
AimlStead Minor, PltL
against
Ira l.. Demock and Stephen IIewett. Deffs.
On motion of the defendants, by counsel. the
court, N consideration OF the bill. answers. ex.
hiliit, aud exam nations of witnesses, and alter
hearing counsel, IN opposition thereto, doih or
der that the lrJnnctlon awarded tho plaintiff
~ THIS cause, on the 9Th day Of ApriL. 1870
10 restrain the defendants, their agents. attur.
ne,s, aud all others Concerned, ION farther
proceeding. on IA Judgment obtained by IA.
defendant Ira T.. Demock, for the benefit OF
mo other defendant against the pliintin IN he
superior Count oil Law Tor the county Of Bed
lord, he dissolved MS TO The sum OF two hDudrsd
aud sixty orr dollars N 81. cents with intercs,
theron att = The rate OF sE per oentum ner AN
mum, from the % h day OF February, 1927, as
Shs WI by the statement ofibs plant rs couR-
g. and the court doth refer the accounts he.
tween the laIntIhi and the defendant Hewet
as TO the hue oi the slaves, Ben and Spencer
"hIIt they were IN the possession of the d, fen
liant liemril 10 one OF the commissioner OF tho
court, no Ii directed 10 examine. stale and
settle The same, aud make report thereof to
'he 80 ri. with any matters specially sta ,ed
thonght pertinent by himself OF required by
the parties 10 he So stated.
Copt-lsste,
JOHN WILLS. elk.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE
Lynchborg, Isl OF January, 1881
The parties III this cause, will take notice
that ! have appoin cd Tuesday the 18th CAV
OF Apnl mex, 10 the account direc-
Ted IN the foregoing order Of court, on which
lay at The hour OF ten o'clock IN the morning
they are required TO attend al my Office in this
'owr, win then accounts, vouchers and COPIES
oil court papeIs, prepared lur examination and
Se.iemtn,. ;. l.. WAIT, Con.
March II IL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-24

The parties interested in the above cause ,s -
hot'eu' .hat : nave appointed the 3rd Friday in Ami
next, AT the Old Mansion House of Col lin, 'r'p'
deceased III .he county Of Franklin, aud at pre.ert my
cnpied by Meichizedeek Early. at which time a %i
P'dee'. ! slaIl attend Tor the purpose of scttirr and ,J
lusting The accounts bc,ween said parlifs ,Hed a. ~
thetenpon and line sand parties are hcleby Tca a,roa" ~
attend with their witnesses and youel,er, - W
settlement. BERNARD q uINIlL Tx iof
Feb. 81
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TOTI1E; PUBLIC.

IfiliE Subscribers take pleasure IN offering
= To HE public a beautiful and very exten
slvr assortment Of DRY GOODS, &c. all ~
cendy purchased.
/ VIII at all tunes he their aim 10 keep on
hands such hn HssoI tueni, aud TO srll on such
terms as will m'rh public patronage, which
they most respectfully solicit.
Jan. 20 KYLE Il LORLAND.
49, N LII persons who may have
.ES6y --a CLAIMS against Robert kJl lie
will please prescott them for pay
mrnf. ROBERT KYLE.
Jan. 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-24

W IPGiAI4EA 4; r,les holden 4 the EARL,
Superior GOuii Of tlsBetry ff the l.,
oislflet, the TN day of March, lH3l-n N. (
6ia,k 1fitt sRainst Joseph Chiffon, James pAa y
naenafa Perkins, curator, admir- and ex'or ~ Iulagtl
a,,'oh, nec, Raleigh Chiffon, Tucker w. cts,La a'l
La~afd Il. ClaIh, Defts. @a'h aud
The defendant Joseph Chiffon. mo, b.v;..
ms appearance sid given security aceotGing l. ERA
~ i asehih'y ans the rules Of his court, aud H.. At
~ satisfactory evidence, that be is not an inhsibi mug
ms e"ohtfy IL IL ofderef, that the said dcetd-Zpf
hppe AZ Lereon the Il Hth day OF the next ter, = 1Hlc4
the bill Of Tie plaiuAf, AND thai a copy oft,i'a1uass'
iofln "it1 inherited IN soue newspaper pfiut.5 yer b.
to"n Oilyhchbuig for two months sur,ss.," HE
posted at the front door fthe court house, IN ~, aAl
town. A :" 'e sad
Ma, - J. WILLS, c c
N2m
syIKGlNIA-At Rules holden ia the cTs,Ir-a~
= Tue superior 'ouft oil Chancery for the LxucLifD
Porter Il Madison q Porter, Infant, pnd.r aau,ahf
twenty one years, VIM sue by john Uupb., ,ba 't'oi
friend, Pltiis. against Samuel Datidta, 49, A. mat
admir- OF Jeremiah Ingram, dec. LIE "a, Cspa .rr
Robertson Cheaihain' Samuel Dickey, Heritaee IT,
erton, as eHor OF Samuel Porter, der. al =, hp"-
Hcrtuse hOwerton 10 his own right AMI ~ sale
his "tic, Legrana Porter, all infant by Cana.
Benagh, specially assig ned his guardian, and SS, ,.hht
Bradley, Defts. N stephen
The defendant Stephen Bradley, not bayi,u
ms appearance ana given security accnrd99,s' INJURED
act OF Assembly and the rules of In, ing " tho
appearing by satlsiaetory evidence tina, he IN II
lhhabltabt oi TINS country IL is ordered IN, -, ." 7h
defendant 10 appear here ON the first day of ~, w. sdi
ERIN aud ahwer the original and amended nm n.A!
plalhtihs aud that a copy of this ouder l., y is
inserted IN some newspaper printed in H. tofuhhith
bynthburg for two months succcssiyeIy. ma ''"h u
the front door of the courthouse. M The ,,i1 po''ed
Jan. 81 WILLS, { {.
f~W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-24
Dec.3o

William Is. Reid, Thomas J. Reid, Adj
mInistrators OF John Reid, deceased,
Joseph Gadd, Senior, and Robert
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-24
Jan. 81

n Ia Court held for Franklin County, at lilo =
a. House, the Bird day Of November, iH}o Dr N'oIt
Counawat, Plaintiff against James {. Eary. ' n",..
dunt. In Chancery. F' Oeieh-
Inns cause tins day came on to be heard upon h..
cepilous taken to the report of the Comu,,spp,"r ne t'
cause ana as argued by Counsel, upon cons,5,ra, M
=" thereof, the Count beng of opinion that t,ero ' an
IN the said Report, doth order the same 10 be aelfor
United TO the Master Commissioner. 'ocoH'
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Dissolution of Copartne rship.

Eel 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-26

Louisa COURT House.. Va. Dec %, 1880.
MIR JNo. H. EUsTAcE:
Dear Sightseeing the many certificates with
which your Patent Ointment has been recommended
10 the public 1t would seem to be erluous for me
To attempt 10 give another But when reflect upon
the many imposilions, the public has received, can
but justify their creduity. and knowing tina, in the
multiplicity of Witnesses that people will be inclined
to- rely and believing the very superior virtue of your
Ointment as q remedy. for white swelling-I therefore
offer the following short certificate, viz-On the 10th
day OF November last my wife delivered of fine
boy, and TO all appearances was likely to do we'll
but about the 10th she began TO complain OF violent
pain IN her left hip, md IT swcled from her b:p
to her ANGLE to an alarming size. | purchased Jug
Of N. Shepherds Patent Specific Ointment of Dir.
Elisha Jackson, applied two plasiers at time. one
on her thigh and one her leg, each extending near
y around them. Upon applying the first plasters, in
few moments she stated it appeared TO feel like
there were small needles passing from the bone to
the skim in half an hour che commenced n most
agreeable perspiratlon became quite easy Of the pain
and had an agreeable nights rest which she had not
enjoyed for several days before, The next evening
removed the first plaster, which found had much
nbated the swelling ] hon applied two other plais-
tiers, which entirely relieved her at that time. How
ever, In few days she began to complain of the
small Of her buck and her right leg. Immediately
applied the ointment TO them and IL had oil the dcs
red effect. and she is IN good health. Had |
not met with your Ointment, ii might have cost me
many Doctors visit. and much costly medicine to
no purpose Yours with much respect
Bp - "ROBERT ". WHITE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-26
MANUFACTURERS:

FeTy patud6le and most adOantaeeot1sl1
Situated.
ELM desirous to curta'l our business, we shall
- offer for sale on Monday, the I'd of Nav next on
The premises. a 10 O'CLOCK the following described
pronery, at public auction. TO the highes, bidder
!errns, VIII be one thirs cash-one third months
ana one third - months credit purchasers giving ap-
proved negotiable with approved endorsers nd
deeds of trust or the titles retained until the notes
paid. -S
Lot No. Ia Nail Ehctory and Rolling
and Sitting MIL, built Of stone and BRICK two s,o
.lcs "'gn ana -i2o ieet ia i'nsi Consisting of
"ater-whees. Id machires for cutt.... d. & auiny
mans OF all sizes at seine operation; spike ditto for
cutting spikes from 10 inches; ] cylinder ditto
ioF cutting spTigs and brads of every description:
sett Rollers and Slt,ers, complete, attached to a
watcr-wheeI, 10 by 8 feet; Air Furnaces Cor heat
ing lron Smiths Shop in the basement story. and
i-nihe tor turning rollers The whole is upon
large scale, and well calculated for an extensive bu
sness, with all ample supply of water.
Lot No. "a Mill for grinding Plaster
Of Paris, built with wood, and pair of 4 feet stones
with crusher and ub.wheel. Can readily Grind
from IL 10 Is bushels per hour:
Lot No. Al SAN Mill, with saws, well
constructed 1t is frame building, and is upon
lease at $500 per annum.
Lot No. 4.---A Turning and Blacksmuh's
SHOP, stories high, built OF stone and brick 80 by
IS feet with overshot- wheel entitled to 90 inches
OF water and is now upon lease at $500 per annum
hot No. 81 Corn and G1is. 4hU, bnili
of stone and BIRCH, stories high about SO by a5 feet
: PAIR OF feet stones, an overshot wheel, double
gcareh elevators, DC oil complete Tor gunding corn,
with very little manual labour.
The above property Is situated in the City of
Rishm1nd' on James riysf snd nGsr;'- ,Ae 6ey
ifave head and fall of Ia feet water, which IS sus
ceptible of being improved TO 10 feet nj small ex
pense; the Corn Mill aud Turning Shop, have q
head and fall OF 24 feet Further and more minute
particulars as TO the rights and privileges which pnr-
] nnfi lni H. l.
the time of sale.
Possession will be given OF each establishment on
the LIST July neM. or at such oker period as NAV BE-
bargainGd for at the -ac
PHILIP HAXALL g. co.
Fjrginia, City Of Richmond
ape PAW RS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-26
New Paper-Hangings.

NM AbkER d BOOTH beg leave respectfully
w foNcquaint their friends and the public, that
they have just received supply Of French and Anne.
rican Paper lIangings, with velvet dropery and
scnmmon borders 10 match, and fire screens in every
variety Of pattern and price.
Also few pieces worked supmcr curtain goods,
a now and beautiful article.
'tphey keep constantly on hand. and will make TO
order feather beds curled hair and moss mattresses
uf linen anl cotton tick, cosy chairs, sofas, sacog
loicns cots, and every article usually found in an
Upholstery etoro ell ofwhich arc offered at the most
reduced prices mn rb coGt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-26
For SALR

an the premises, ct public auction, on the second
- Wednesday, The 9th of June next, my Tract OF
LAND IN Loudoun county, Virginia, with the Eur
nnFe, the Stock OF Horses Cattle, Sheep, and Hogs
The tract consists Of rather more than 2'0 acres
Is aeVantageOusiy situated in very healthy coun-
try, about 81 miles from Washington and Alexan
dria, and Is OF good quality; Little River passes
through the middle Gift, on which there are abOu;
$50 acres Of excellent meadow land in different lots
most OF winch is now IN timothy. IL may be divided
INTO three or four farms, 10 suit the purchasers. In
The centre Is large and very conmodIous Brick
Dwelling House. with all the other Buildings necessa-
ry Tor the accommodation of large family, and like
wise tor servants laborers, &c several of.which are
OF brick There is also Gr::t and Saw NH on
The tract. At the upper end, and adjoining the
turnpike leading 10 Alexandria and the city. there
comfortable frame Dwelling, with good barn. and
some other accommodations. At The lower end there
is likewise house that may accommodate small
family The stock Of each class is numerous; the
sheep ar" gcDcsalIy uf the Merino race 4 credit o!
ono, two, and thrre years payable in rCua INST
nen,s with interest, will be given for TIE land and
one for tic stock ample security being given for the
punctua payment TtesU TO whom am indcbtc
viii be allowed credit for Gny property they may pur
chase, to the full umount OF tho sums due, and or
| far conditions.
! Not being able account Of my weak state o
health to conduct Ire sale myself have given ful
| power To my son in law Samuel L Gnuverncnr nnC
my nephew. James Monroe, Jun. TO perform TIM
/ service, for which | have vested the property IL
| them. In tbe event Of sale, they have power Il
make every other arrangement which circumstances
may require. JAMES MONROE
! mar 3O-c2av 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-26

so La6ourerS TAINTED on the Canal
TONSTANT employment for four weeks, at Is
~ cents per day, and found vii! be given to $50
Hands, to work on the James River Canal They
must assemble on the 2nd Monday in May next ut
Maiden's Adventure Dam, where we shall commence
operations. RICHARD REINS.
ap l5-cotd Agent for the James River Company.
p s. The hands will find their own shovcls and
20 enable them to do with convenience shall
have number Of shovcls OF the spot, which they
Can have at the wholesale price X. RE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-26
SHELL COMES

= UST received by the last arrival full assert
- mcut Of beautiful patterns, and every size.
ALSO
large as,orpaenl OF Plan Shell Tuck COMBS
nil Of which will be sold ~ tbe lowest price at
GRANNISS' Fashionable Shoe ana Comb Store,
Gtb 10 me a. = - - u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-26
Mr.. ]. II EusTAcE:

Mt, J. II EUsTACE:
Dear sir-That the public may know the superior
efficacy of the Invaluable Shepherds Ointment, it
affords me pleasure TO state to you case in which
was advised by my friends TO try 1t in my family. a
negro boy of mine was laid up with the most unman-
ageabe sore on his aDce, ever saw and expected
to be deprived of his services for the winter. pur-
chased small pot at your store. and to my Grea
qualification and astonlshmcut, before used half the
contents of the pot, his ANGLE was cured, and the
boy again at his daily occupation. Very respectfully
JOHN SHEPPARD.
H,nr;co ccnn,v Dac ta2O
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-26
LEATHER.
THE subscriber respec,tulIy nnnn,r,

ne subscriber respectfully announces to the pub
lie that he has opened Leather s,ore tPro.
doors above the Bell Tavern. where he interjs
Keeping general assortment of articles in hls line
OF business. ~ o
lie mas nnw on hand silring, harness. soal black
and russell bride feathers chaise bar and bnrs hide
cali seal and sheep skins, sheep and goat u.oroccos
lie wishes to purchase Leather IN he finished and
unfinished state. JAMES NICUAEI 9
mar 80 = o., J..c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-26

INSURANCE against loss or damage by Fire
vgNlIE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY
Il of New York will insure against loss or damage
by Fire, Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, and
other property.
WILLIAM II. HUBBARD. Agent.
Office at the Counting Room Of Hubbard g. Gard
Nor. F. street. mar I7--lawly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-26
MIR. & MRS. kNT@l1T

X ESfEC fFQl-LY INFORM lhei, irl-nes .nd the
800, p.roas VI MUSIC m general, that tts.y have
permanently established themselves in Ri.huond
az professors of Vocal and instrumental Music.
. Mrs Knight will give lessons IN sinpnp M
hnight instructions on TIE Piano Fore.
DIR. Knight respectfully announces that ON hi,
last VISIT TO New York, he made a4rapecmen.s win
IN. n, very celebrated Piano Forte makers Messrs,
Nnnn o. Co, to have constantly on hand an assort
n't OF 'her famed instruments. and that he is in
80 iin OF receiving supply Mt various
prices; hGewsc that he has brought with him fine
coiection OF the MOST esteemed modern Music. 10
which he will have dditons from the best
publishers N New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
&C. Doth Vocal and Observation-Disclosures an
assortment of Vlolins, Bows first quality Italian
Strings, Flutes, &c. SC
Glasses are now joining for Monday Thursday.
!, iesday Fnday, and Wednesday and Saturday,
at Mrs Adams Boarding House m II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-26
g. WALTER JEWSON,
DENTIST.

EUNbNDEkS his professional services 10 tho Indies
IL and gentlemen Of Richmond and ts vicinity.
lie sets from n single tooth to q whole SET on springs
plates plvo's, WIS human porcelain or bypopota-
mus. Any operation requisite to preserve and beau
fy the teeth will he done moderate terms lie
would further suggest, that from q connection with
scientific gentleman al tho North, he is enabled TO
insert artificial eyes which will often escape detec-
ton upon a minute examination.
Office in Main street, directly opposite the Mcr-
chants CofFac House, where he may he consulted
professionally every day in tho week between 10 a.
~ and r. NJ.
m1r ijr. W.T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-26

Sch-t rrrioN 10 the DAILY KCToSp wpta 10
w 'urf'herN y" year. aud for shorter period at III,
mail $40 YEAR. ~ y
ApviLr.siNU For one souar, ~ Ic l,s. ne ,,.s o, :;
- cents; two insert ION. 81. ,,,,s. a.
ling insertion "a, r,r,s " ~ ""''
mic wecs' hr week 81 d; every succcedr. week 81
ser,ion 60 cents '' '9 "
Caee week first inses"n Is cents; every sacoccin, in
Hrion 50 '' - "
WBra. $4,000 ~ ' N''S'''t''''N
iansiont ADVERTISERS must pay in advance
ne number NJ Insertions noted on the Ms or they
tosding,y. ~ Ofr'' ~ 'o' AZ
annual advertisers charged 80 dollars two squares
n N TINT proportion for greater length;
rt and Lottery dealers, charged
VI The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
SEN (Tuesdays and Eridays) five dollars pcr annun
payable IN advance. - '
For 4drertising75 cents square, or less for the first in
scIlon, and so cents for each continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-26
Porter, ME, and Cider.

"tCF1 abtt, Unn StNeb's
'ENHB subscriber has on hand, and will keep q con
slant supply, Of the very best Philadelphia Por-
ter, Albany Ale, and Newark cider together with
a large supply Of CASnLEs, Sow. AND CoARsE
SAT-, all of which he will sci at the most reduced
prices for cash or good town acccptbDccs His old
CO toners and others ara respectfully invited 20 call
The highest price in cash given for old bottles.
or 5-2Awtf RICHD ARMSTRONG.
TEO THE LADIJS.-1he last Paris fashions ire opcn
~ ed end can be seen ~ ~ JENKINS
apps Fancy Dry Goods and Linen S,orr