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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12

The National Gazette is laborinc, n n,ovo ,bo
existence or reality Of Irrational sins and national re-
trlbuton." When the treatment which the late
administration received, is rccollected there can no
no doubt of the formers and the situation IF the
seat administration IS proof the latter.-U S. an.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12

THE MARKET.-The feeling on the Corn Excbsnos gave
way hut little, say 23a25Cts No extensive BUYERS an1ea
In Cotton there moderate business hardly f prices
r. Two O'cLocE p. W.
mere are new features in the market day We are
told that there orders for Western Flour at SIS IS The
dVal OF considerable number Of the ships which are now
generally Cotton Flour would be particularly benftsd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12

u We devote our columns principally to MIR Taze-
wells Speech on the Turkish Mission; few score
of copies of which received in this city from
Norfolk, and have been eagerly sought by the public
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11

Greek archbishop of Adrianople together with what
ne himself could spare, hc Oh aimed the liberty of all
the poor creatures Som were comfortably placed
IN Christian fAmes and seve'ai of tho yo,ns girls
MT Deveuz, hal the satisfaction of ing wei! in
the town. aud OF restoring Others their relations
VINO had escaped To different parts OF Greece MI
and Hfs Drypiuz brought MarieO's mother Tror
5nyrns ia 1898. Her two sons, although the CON.
sll offered niue thousand piss,res for their ransom 4,
n Tuck IA CtssI5I, SWyrna, he could never
prr'a nnon Him to sell. and the Mahome,sn has
fince adi;ed them - conform to ms religion. Mari.
COS SISTER has never been heard cE Il is fair 10
Nrow the who!e odium of the at Sco on
the Turks, inasnuch as i brought the Greeks
entir " nv Themselves TIE following remarks are
from Sir Pditcnoy Machns dragoman, one of tho
sufferers who was sent into slavery to Smyrna and
purchased by Captain Hamilton, of lac Cambrian
tor ono or two dollars At the time Il the nsurrcc
ton in Samos, the Greeks and Turks in Scio were
living the most friendly terms, and it was the gen
neral wish of the inhabitants to continue So the
Turks consequently refused to take any part III tho
struggle, and communicated their resolution to Tie
constituted authorities. Greek deputies from Samos
arrived, and consequently succeeded i'll raising disur
Dances, in which some Turks killed, and hosti
ties then began, which ended in u general massacre
The Greeks were me asgress"s. and TOOK advantage
OF the state OF security in which the few Turks the
island were living. The interference CT the Turks
with the SciOtes, previous their insurrecton, was
s:on6ned small garrison in the castle and tribut.
paid III nastic To the scrag ito The prosperous state
of the island is proof how little they ere modest.
ed. The Sc.otes bad few, If any, sailors amongst
them, their ships, which uu;e Tuus wcre manned
10y lpsiriotcs. On the breaking out of the troubles
the ships were withdraw 10 Irs,ra. At the massa
ere, numbers vino escaped from the fled the
other side OF the ISLAND opposite Ipsara, from which
1t 10 separated by very narrow channel. The de
p'orabe si,us,ion of Scio was perfectly well known,
and these unhappy fuglives, by their cries and mo-
tons, endeavoured persuade the Ipssiiotes to come
over and carry them away not boat showed of, and,
~ sight OF their vessels the unfortunate Sciotcs
were either mastered by the Turks, obiget to
throw themselves off the rocks into the sea; num-
bers especially the preferred the latter alter
native. BY this ,reachery the ar otes ko pit posses
sion of the ships, whose were longer in
existence, and to obtain which, they stained their
name with crime of which history hardly affords a
parallel. The day of retribuon arrived, and
ipsara is nov almost desert sand, "a few Struggling
hou-es are the only remains of a fouYshisg
town; and an occasional pirate boat the only vessel
seen coming out of port the freqnented
and busy of the Levant."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11
SIaISsag NeaabB.
PORT or RICHMOND.
AR RIVED


Schr Caroline, Sears, from Fall River, with ballast.
Steam Boa Richmond, hapman, from Norfolk
with iregn s. Passer"
SAILED,
Schr Dunton 81 Son, Skull, for n York; with coal,
&c.
Schr James Fisher, Somers, Providence, r. l. with
coal, tobacco, &c.
Schr Coasting Pilot, Somers for Fall River with
coal, &c.
Soop Philadelphia, Wells, for Brdgton, with coal
NEW YORK. May Ard. sCirs Eclipse Wa
pies from Norfolk, and Polly Ryder Shead, from
r edmond
Schrs Manchester, Culesworlhy, and Coruclia
Westervelt from Richmond
Schr Swan. Woglom, from Petersburg.
Schr Ann Lynch, Peters burg, 9 laws from Norfolk
Schrs Transport, Ketchum, and Columbia Dolly,
from Norfolk
Schrs ST. ar Somsrs Amily, Townsend and slooD
! Capitol Somcrs from Richmond
Cleared-Brig America. MiltmOre, Richmond
Schr Tantivy, Couch, for do.
Ships SABINE Robinson; LoLos Jerks and York.
Burslcy, for Liverpool
NORFOLK. May 7.-saileL, schrs Charles Sydney,
Mason, for Richmond, and Elvira. Ramsay, for Wash,
ington.
In Hampton Roads. Bremen ship Juno, Peterson,
from Bremen 9th March.
The brig Leyant, Packard, bound to Liverpool.
sailed from Hampton Roads TO day.
The brig Mark, Gro ket, for Portland and schr.
Hiram, Dcnike, for Philadelphia, came down James
River TO day, and went O
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11
NEW YORK MARRET

THE NARKE r.-Hodcrs Of Flour arc quite
him TO DAY, aud some ~ thcin task httle highe,;
%y sos Tor tar brands ui Western. we hear of
no ale" over 3ii2i Ely's brand sold TIN. morning
at So The contractors are almost oil shippii,g
h"o-'hg 10 trust the chances uf Foreign markets.
Il her ll'aI lIe certain loss az our own. Freighis
a." gcHing lutte higher The nrxt packets Tor
london oad LiYnspooi, us full. snG those subse.
pucnt, fast Ii Ing. contract has been i.sJc to- 4. y
''r Geo hrls by ,hc Londun packet Of June Isl, at
$3.50 contract WIS s;adc early This week for 1000
6r'E Western Flour deliverable in juno next at So
Prices Of all s'r:s Of grdiu are mein,uiucd-A flir
b. Sings continues ~ Cotton, hut without any i'm
prov"meai IN prices. One two sales OF Cofr.c
bava been made of some inpor ancr but the general
state of the market active. Exchange on
London ~ per ct. Money tor prime paper 81 8
per cent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11
FoR THE RIcHM Nd ,VuiG. e
III T. n X Y CL by a LAD

Ger he plain IN beaut, smiling.
SIC the stormy clouds arise,
Which as If the light rowling,
Hang with black the azure skies.
Thus with ialsehoods vilcst story,
Henry Clay, Ir~sain they try
To obscure thy beams of glory:
iSun-like beams that nc'er can die.
Serious foes, with secret SANDERS,
All their nolsome vapourS p1u?,
While around in rapture wanders,
Every insect OF the hour.
Haggard envy prone 10 langush.
Hate from disappoinl born:
Next ambition vents his anguish,
halicc smiles, affecting scorn.
All in vUln -- subhmely rising.
Truth shall dart her fervid ray,
And the summer cloud dcspising,
Chase the envious gloom away.
So, by Godlke truth protected,
Shall thy fame, the mind its guide
Flow with ev'ry charm collected. ----
And remain the Peopie's pride.
Firm and tow'rng a. the mountains,
Crewn'd with virtues purest snow,
Pure as nsiu'e's falrcst founl aims,
That with sparkling brlliance flow
Clear a light when first created
Chusto as angels guardian love.
And on wings of lime elated,
Deaf II lpsS as hiunsplf shall nr,yo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11
EXECUTORS SALE OF
zeal and Personal Estate.

I'M THURSDAY, the 10Th May, 1881. will be
~ -"ld on he premises, that valuable Farm near
Fow6atan Cour House, called Brlnemus being the
residence OF the late Col James Clarke-containne
about $50 acres OF highly improved land to which is
attached valuable gfist and manufacturing mill
win TWO SIRENS OF water, which have never failed m
the eTest seasons. The plantation will be sold seJ
garate from the mil! tract, both together as may
SUIT purchasers.
On the SAID plantation is large two story DWELLING
mouse II GOOD order, green house, ice house, large
new Darn with stables, cowhOuses and al other ne
cessary out houses nearly new a large orchnrd of
the most valuable fruit trees the ward and garden -
well set wit handsome ornamental trees shrubs
huwors, etc. etc.
Also 10 likely young negroes; some fine bloodes
mares and colts; stock OF etue, hogs, sheep, etc
q threshlng machne upon perfectly new and i'm
proYea construction machines for ginning, cardlng
ana spinning OF cotton; a complete set OF engines
a,hes and tools for working ron brass and wood All
OF winch nave been carefully selected all the house
hoI ana Kitchen furniture, plantation utensils etc eCt
further description Is deemed unnecessary, &c
those who wish to purchase will f view the premi
yaue.
Terms-For the plantation and mill one fifth IN cas,
the balance IN oar equal annual payments, carrying
interest from the date; TO be secured by bonds witt
GOOD and Approved security, and deed Of trust on
the property 10 secure the payments. .~-t; ~
Tie negroes will be- sold for cash-For the bal.
ance OF The personal esato---undcr $40 cash, over
that sum credn Of slx months will be given
Bonds aud approved security Will be required in all
cases. G V. CLARKE,
la or. Of james Clarke, dec d.
~ u. Those having claims against the estate of
Col James Clarke, will present hem for adjustment
ana those indebted 10 said estate will make lmmedl-
ate pnymcn, to g. V. CLARKE
may 5-'oSi EXC Of James Clarke.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11
Gtl.-.1sLxz1z9t1E WFTNH
DEATHS.

In Bellfeld in the county of Goochand at the resi-
dcnce of Mrs. Elizabeth Payne, Col. GEORGE PAYNE.
i'll the s9th year of his age. Col. Payne was man of
The strctcst integrity, and in all the relations of life
Kind and afcctonatc. But his morality did termi-
nate here I'm performing the duties nc owed his fellow
men, he did not forget the service he his maker
and redccmer. lie was Christian, and for several
years member of the Presbyterian Church. His end
was that of the righteous. The day before he fell
asleep was to him day of prayer, and when the sum
mons came he departed in peace.
Last evenius tary E,-I, tag of William aud Ann
Sands, aged years aud months The friends and aruuao
anccs al the family invited attend her funeral this
afternoon, at o'c ock, from tie dwelling house recently
occuprd by the Rev James y. TayIn-, Shockoe iIill
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11
COMMERCIAL.

There were booked Mt City Hall News Room ON
Wednesday, the cargoes Of IS vessels eleven being from
foreign ports- and "a coastwse. Nearly all the coast
wise arrivals were from Southern ports will, brcadstu
&c; no small portion of which will probably DC co:s
cd by manufacturers Tho aggregate Of Flour rcccv.
cd was All whole, l5l half brls AZ s23 bushels corn
2923O bushels oats, 1850 bushels rye and 1912 bale
Standardization Patriot Of Friday
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11
List OF Produce, sc. passed down the Canal
through the Lower Locks:

MAY 9. -i0a hhds tobacco l hhds stems I'D kegs
g,'n tobacco. i59 b6's -four, 80 bus corn, Is tons
pig metal, - bbs fax seed, Ala lbs feathers. ?
bags bacon, box"s soap, cords of wood, &c
bnnts ~ coal hlnts. 23i7 hm. coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11
TO RsRE.V'YEKg =.

TYHE WHEELING CDMPILBR Establish
ment is offered for sale FIR 1900 Dollars
l1ahand. The Office is supplied with 40 different
kinds of Type, and. otherwise well furnished. The
Job a0d Advertising branches have doubled in value
IN three years The continued growth Of the place
and its prospects Of business, render the situation
favourable for permanent location. Possession
NAV hnh u the 18th of .Innc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11
.9mn0lS ar NOOrtiAg.

FENllE Annals of Sporting and Fancy Gazette Il
IL Magazine, entirely appropriated to sporting
subjects and fancy pursuits, containing every thing
worthy of remark hunting, shooting, racing,
coursing, fishing, cooking, pugilism, wrestling single
stick, Professionalism, cricket, billiards. rowing, saing
NC SC, in l3 vols, illustrated by numerous plain aud
colourcd ongravings.-OHc copy for SALE low by
may ii JOHN H. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11
AUCTION SALES
KssJ H5s1pe,s,,os.s, ,ssye,, g. "a.

Esq EssGcelssS0s's, alien s. 90.
THIS DAY.
ihf GOODS.-A half past Q O'Clock at our
Auction Rooms, viii b. offered, an extensiv. as.
softInen' OF British aud French Dry Goods auoncs.
which are, 80
brown Cassimcres
Brown and white linen drilling
Blue and yellow nunkics
rr'nts British dresses and gnghaus
Corded dresses for ladies
White cam ricks
3-3 and IL coored ditto
English flag silk hdl,fs
h'an'illas aud pelorines
Castoons OF latest style French shirt coIa,s
Suspcndcrs and cotton hose
Madras and verona hdkts
!iitish and German osnaburrs and tlck,enbu,.
Cotton ditto Ts.:E,
Blue and red domestic plaid
iri brown domestic
Eanbnxes nivariroes &c. &c
TO MORROW.
GROCERlES-At half pas. Q o'clock. at on,
auction stoe. - -
30 lihds sugar
so do superior rnolasses
60 bags coffee
pipes Holland gin
100 boxes brown soGp
So half or. casks wine
10 boxes loaf sugar
80 boxes chocolate
Ehds Antigua run.
casks lamp OIL.
Windsor soap, teas, p!mento,
Candles &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11
Sword Cancs. PISTOLS, Dirks. &c. &c.

IJWOIU-OUIUSi IISIOISl IIIkS, NC. NC.
RHALACCA Wangoo, Penang, Orange Student,
IVR sword and other canes pistols with hints and
percussion locks drs riding whips, spy glasses, spec
taces, microscopes shaving glasses; great variety of
shaving soaps, shaving brushes and boxes superior
foursidcd straps possessing the properties Of
grindstonc, hone and strap: spring auccls sporting
knives snuff boxes; superior spanish cigars; buglcs,
Kent bugcs, flutes, fics Hagcolcs, carioncts violns
violin strings pogs finger boards, brdgosu great varic
~ of pocket books for sale Of the Book, Stationery
and Fancy store Of ". ID. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11
fresh DrN Goods.

~ Il nave received by recent arrivals, large add-
w tional supplies of Fancy and Staple Goods. rem
d-ring our assor ment very compIete:-For quantity
and sdIiety our stock is unsurpassed by any in the
state, and IL offered tohoieSaie small advance
and upon liberal terms-our purchases being rnade
Their a. auction, or by the package feel hesi'a-
ton in assuring that they will be offered at
such prices cannot fail to give sat sfacr ion-We
shall continue TO receive by every packet Throughout
the season, such additions may be necessary 10
render assortment at all times desii able both IN
wholesale and retail purchasers
may ~ BALDWIN, IVES g. CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11
Unised States Pharmacopeia.
AENTHEE.

'AilE subscriber respectfully announces to the pub
l!c that hc has opened heather store three
doors above 'be Bell Tavern, where he iUterjs
Keeping genera! assortment Of Articles in his iae
~ business
lie has now on hand skirtng, harness, seal. black
and russo, bride feathers, choise, bag and horse hide,
calf seal and sheep skins, sheep aud goat morocuos.
lie wishes TO purchase Leather in he finished and
unfinished STATE. JAMES MICIIAELS.
20 2i--deotf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11
Esy Otis, zlas,,I0o s. Co.

,r,nr. ~ IA
ia S-At 10 o'clock. viii be sold, ct our store
~ cases fur and wool hats. .--v -
WEDNESDAY,, MAY H.
DAMAGED GOODS AT AUCTION-At :
O'Clock, will be sold, Auction Rooms IA p.peral
assortment OF DRY GOODS and HARDWARE
damaged on board thc schr. Eifor,, on her voyage
from Ne" York to this port for the besef of p;rorr
II may concern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11
By Lancaster. Dcnby s. aa.

By Lancaster, Beaby s. sc,e.
= THIS DAY.
GROC ERlES, &c.-At half uast o'cl -.. .
VIII s'H 1T oar It r., gen ral ASSORTMENT f O.
ries. c. nsis ing part of
so lihds o AMI st. Craiy sugal
so bags Primo Havana cofrce
go do do Java 10
ID hhds superior Grenada rum, warrarte: a--.
10 cases irrsh brandy fruits
10 do Mpdoc clarct
% k"gs Scot !errings
9 casks cheese
bbis wife Havana sugar
boxes do
SO bbis sweet Malaga WING.
Also bunch Musortel ,isIns. pepper. piment.
guger sat pc r., gunpow AMI imp fia teas; can
dies, &c.
.anH expected IN time,
&c hhds New Ofleans sugar
~ GO do. moiasses
| 10 do Pennsy vauia whi,kev
SO bags Laguira coffee
III 4. rces jana c. do, prime
iuo sacks >Ll, Llcrrpool filed
ls5 Whole and half box.s sxIO and ICxla ola.s
For Sale Positively, ond Difhout Reserve.
~ virtue II au hoiity vested m me- b Samuel
~ Dun", and duly corded; SHALL on Thursday
next, a. clock p. d., the premises proceed
TO sell that desirable Building Lot, immediately oppo-
SITE the residence .f Mr.. 4 Dill, on Stree, -
Terms VII be made known the day Of sale
which VIII be conducted by THOMAS Taylor, ESQ
D.. ina ~ JAMES P TYLER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11
Eois.gSpi0 E,Ecp112Il

q Lecture, on FEMALE EDUcATGoN, will he delivered
IA this evening, at o'clock, at this institution
Ladies and Gentlemen arc requested to attend.
NAV II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11

IN - Strange
fSring, r than fciiDn."-LouD BrEov.
Modern TrtveIior vols. and I. Mexico and Qua-
tiln,ln
Elemerfj OF Technology Fakcn III Gy f..m q
course OF Lco'u,cs delivered Of Camhridec. on tie
arpuc'tion Of the Sciences md Useful Ars--Ey
jacob Bigcpw. NJ. d.
Fashionable Auu,cmcuts BY iIoy. y. T.. Tloma-
son. with rc,,mmCndatory rr'lc, By Ray. c..
Srrirr. y. j..
The Ihcoog col Glass Book, Containing system az
Divinity. IN ~" firms Of g"ra'ione md crsw,-..
accompanied with sculpture proofs designed to- the
hcuca 81 Ihcn'0F,cal Glasses, and the higher cas-
SOS 10 @GhI1jH Sc'Io's Ivy Wa Coc:wCH
Incidents 10 60" Life Of President Bul.h', Iustr,-
five Of his moral pod religious character: de
s'gu"d for Young rrrstns
Bibr Cuts. designed .u: children, with questions and
answers
Rational Defence or The Gospel by Isaac Watts.
ID. with % preface by a. Alexander. " -.
AFRO, further supplies llookos History Of Rome,
ltchcocks Dyspepsia Forc,iallrd Summrrfrlds
Life. Bells Tales Of Travels Wcst Of the Mis
sIss'rp'- and many others may
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11
MIDEs, hEATBEss, sc.

HIDES, LEATHER, &c.
RAAA Best Buenos Ayrcs hides
'S%SPV eco RIO Jggcro do
geo California do
o. COO Bra1I do
1000 sd q seal leather. &C all Qualities.
and a general assof. rncut ~ leather, trimmings;
tools, &c COR shoe mot.rs. soddrts. corneg" ma
k,rs. and iauutte.-F Fer .ols Nv
NAV II-.iav3w ". e ]. G. CRANE
DROPOSAIS WI ~ we'd by tic under
q signed, until tic l7,h instant, f'r she supply Of
rat ms TO sic recruits and r"crrtiug po,y. at THIS
station, for the ensuing tw,lye month.
". BADEN
Captain I'd Ari.lety
Richmond, Nav 10Th. 1881, my I0--@'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11
ff0CP Horses.
.sesC and lse0ssti1iX FWYey Goods.

.VetC ana HseWNtIW Fancy GTOOfsS.
WE have received by he Effort and Planter, n
W great variety OF new and beautiful FANCY
GOODS among themare
Plain and figured changeabie gros de Naples
Changeable marcenes
Black gro dc Nap and gro de Swiss.
Black and white silk and cotton hose
Plain, striped and figured ginghams
Elegant printed French muslins
large assortment Of calicoes, some Very FINE
Green wOrsted barege, for wells
Blonde gauze wells
Pamyrrne, Grape, and gauze hdl;:. and scars
Muslin collars, capcs, and chemzet,s
Bobbinet capcs, pelersnce and caps
PIein and figured A and 81 bobbinei
Plain and figured bobbnet inserting
Figured bobblnct laccs from one to SIX inches wide
beautiful assortment of thread laces and edgings
Rich bonnet ribbands &c. &c
ap l3-ts Ii. NELSON g. CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11

English States, sc.
TWO Cases English Slatrs
q One do superior Shaving Soap
Ten do MAYNARD 6, Noye's Ink
Five gro DO best Ink Powder
Two gro Wsikdens best do
Five Canister If Gerry small note Waters
Half gro. Carm.uc Saucers
Twenty i,s. best English Wax
Just receIvedby ]. Il NASH.
ma :
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11

THURSDAY. MAY 10
STOCK OF GROCERIES &c AT AUG
TlON Al 10 clock, vi be- sold a the sore
cuPied by Mr. Shas Gnthrc. (Shockoe Ill.,, ns ..
tire stock of Groceries, c,mpris TO tho usuel a.
ment--also his household and kitche, fuful.s.e co.
Terms at safe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11
no 10 rancy Dry Good and Linen 81 or
EsYkgHe'S WAREHOUSE,

FBVlE n>pecuor at Byrds War house being re-
Il ncwcd Gy an net Of tao last Legislature, will
open This day No arrlng"m-n' necessary to dc
spaich IN ibc inspection and security Of the tobacco
viii be omiit"d' md tobacco coming 10 tbs market,
by wa'~. Will conveyed from tho point of landing
to this, upon he terms The other Ware.
Houses. SHELTON 81 TRUEHEART
may Ct g. If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11

soap, &c.
ID ECElVlNG per schr Planter, 200 boxes NJ Tide
AZ berger, Nc. soap, sugars, wines and rum
Also,
10 patent wrought, iron chests, fire proof, price
from so TO 500 each for sale. by
may 9-3 DAVENPORT. ALLEN g. Co.
NJ OTICE.-Taken up by the subscriber, about
~ three weeks ago, small brindled COW with q
calf. The has been iec ding about the Locks fo7
the last IL or months. The owner can have them
by proving property and paying charges.
may ct DANL. =. HOWLE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11
E00rosots Gl,0 giu,6rcigeys.

I'd ii. JENKINS il opening THIS Morning, 200
IA. Puraspls ard Summer Umbrellas Ladies and
gentlemen vii find an extensive variety 10 select
ron. cont lining the most fashionable colours, and
p1de III TIA best manner, and for sale at the most
reduced prices o.
j. n. JENKINS,
puucv NJ, Co,J ,rJ ;,,r S,,o,o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11

West India Rum
I ANDlNG. this morning. from schr. Crawford
~ Capt. Hudgns,
II hhds Superior Grenada rum, imported
direct from the Island 10 James River, and can b.
recommended as an article Of superior quality 70
sale by LANCASTER, DENNY g. CO.
NAV 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-11

.HDtcfing Scenes.
RElNG Passages from the Diary of Physi-
- eian-juSt published, and with many other
sale BY r. I. SMITH.