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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-06

>. AZ the late meeting Of the national Repub-
means III this place, Bli. Jarvis alluded TO the
iSct that two OF three publishers Of the laws
were removed by MIR, Adams, and 10 the out
cry raised ,nPon tie subject, and contrasting
th'S With the feet that more than fifty pgin
ters have been remove ed / y the present eWard
ing and puhI>aius administration. he remark
ed that II would seem that Il was ''wofsc Tor
an Adams man 90 look over the fence than for
jackson nan 10 steal horse" At the
Jackson meeting, Mr, Jarvis was directly
charged with representing the jackson party
as q SET u horse Mierts. 81 eIatOut HgtcI.a.a,t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-06
E1tS!ct Of q letter dated
"WAsnINGroH, Dec. II.

W AcfiiN1iof, wv. IL.
"Mr. WEBSTER reached the city yesterday
and was in ais seat in the Senate Of ali the
members Of that body, it is OIL him alone
that the eyes of all the auditors are turned
whenever he appears, an his entrance on
ordinary occasions never fails TO create SEN
saion But when he came yesterday, for
The hrst tune this session, into the Senate
chamber, he must have been less or more
than man not TO have felt thrill of pleasure.
al the universal expression Of delight which
SAT on every coentenance, even from the iol.
ders In the Office Of the Sergeant-at-A Arms.
up 10 tue gF'Vest, and wlsest of the grave and
WISE, whose voices elevate or depress the
cnaiac,er OF The nation The looks OF men,
"heh they concur, are scarcely less emphat-
&c 'iai Their words; and their entire concur
renee IN regard TO Mr.. Webster, expresses
q, ,,'e one opinion, that he IS viewed as one OF
inc lew to whom the public attention is rivet-
ted' as to men whose destiny it is 10 sway
Inc ROD OF republican rule. Whatever differ
ehcc oil opinion as TO the scale oil his genius
anu the cahhgc OF his mind, may have preyi-
ous!y existed, his mighty effort at The last
session merged them all, and thero is now
no disorder or variation Of sentiment. AS TO
the magnitude Of bis intellect. and the C,ci.i
ty with which be can wieId it 70 most ielici
tous results."-L Charleston Coaiier.
The following is an extract Of a letter from
y ashinSton to the New York Journal OF
Csmmerce:
'Goneral Nacomb yesterday gave a din
ner to the various e!ergymcn Of the city with
Whom he IS acquainted The cler.yinen ufI
" Sh'ogton. must say for th.u ecQcrallr.
are exemplary in thnu lives aud cau,i,.ct, a,G
many of tneuA trt,y devoted TO a.eir WORK
They arr rot, heijeve, much in tic nabi
OF attending 20 elegant diancrs. So nlaAy @.
whiea are ipyisi'ed Ga thc Invited darins ii,
fashionable season. !!D
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-06

The Importance Of a single type is lUstra-
ted By the following notice in a western pa
per: .. The Court of i'ieas and Quarter oes-
slons IS held this week. In such a court,
we should imagine that there wcud 10 bro t
many suits for SANDER and back biting.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-06
From he Winchester Republican.

We are informed that the present season
has been very favorable TO deer hunting on
our mountains. On Monday the 9th instant,
heavy snow having fallen the preceding
night, John Little, Esq. diving near War
densyie) killed sir--four bucks and two
does.-in tue course of half an hour. On
the same day one of bis sons killed another,
and on the Gay following another son killed
three. making ten killed by Mr. LIS family in
two days. They were remarkably fine, each
weighing about $50 lbs OF the six killed 10y
Mr.. Little, FIVE were shot without his moving
from The grosnd he first occupied.-When
we lecollect the exceeding shyness of thsse
animals, the fact will appear remarkable,
aitording striking proof that the strength
of brute affection can overcome sense OF
danger, and that even the umid deer will
not desert his wounded mate, though be see
his deadly adversary loading his nile for his
own destruction. The six deer were in two
herds, doe and two bucks in each. Mr..
l.. frst shot the doe, which instantly fell,
when her two companions stood over her,
expressing their grief by their actions, until
both were shot. The other herd remained
at q little distance, spectators Of the scene,
when Mr.. L.. brought down the doe also, one
Of her companions remaining at her side IN
I'll he too was killed. The survivor then re-
treated about 500 yards, when he stoned.
evincing no disposition to escape, and Mir. E..
was permitted leisurely 10 approach near e
nough TO bring him down also
A friend from Pcndleton furnishes us with
the following item of sporting Intelligence -
4 young gentleman in Bath county, MIR John
" liiams, recently killed two large bucks,
the horns oil which we're 80 interlosked that
they could not diseugage themselves There
Is no doubt that obey had had a combat. and
from observations which Mr. w made. he
supposed they had been in THIS condition Tor
several days The hons were SO securely
Ias'eR,d that he could not separate them with
cut brakiug oil one OF the prongs The
bucks were Killed at two shots. and the one
which escaped the FIRST ball carried the other
about one hundred ward. before he met "a
ieadeR death."-SiGiaion Spectator.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-01-06
- A. GORDON, Captain
THE NEW MINISTRY.

The New Ministry was organised, as stated
yesterday, on Monday the 42d-at which
time his Majesty held court for that OBJ
ject.
Lord Chancellor Lyndhurst. the Duke of
Wellington, Earls Bathurst, Rossyn. and
Aberdeen. Viscouat Melville, Lord Enenbor-
ough, Sir Robert Peel, SIR George Murray.
the Right Houerables Henry Gsulbourn,
and }. { HarFics, had all separate audiences
OF the King, aud resigned their respective
seal of Office, aud then lett the palace.
AT hall past two O'Clock Earl Grey and the
new administration arrived, and kissed hand,
upon their several appointments.
MIR. Denison, who offered himself for Iiy-
erpool TO succeed Mr. Huskisson. has be4p
elected By majority Of IL over Nr. Ewart,
his anita ~oOst
The Queen, il is understood. has fixed
on the 34th day OF February next for hold
ing her first drawing room, when all the la,
dies who attend in are expected 10 appear in
dresses Of British manufacture.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30
FOR SALE.

The premises ut public auction. on the second
~ Wednesday, The 9Th of June next NV Tr,c, ot
LAND IN Lnndoun County, Virginia, win the Fur
niure. the Stock oi Horse., Cattle Sheen End Hno,
me rac' Consists of rather more than 2,1 D acres
Is advantage Dusty situated in very healthy coup
KY about 81 mics fro,a Washington and Alrx,n.
o'ia' end Is ct good quality; Little River pssso,
through The middle Off, on whlch there ar. ,bo,,
FSo acres OF excellent meadow land in diff rent ot,
most OF winch IS now IN timothy. II NAV be divided
INTO three or four farms. SUIT the purchaser, n,
mo centre Ie large and very coramo5,ous r, iek
Dwelling House. with oil the oil her BUILDINGS necess,
~ Tor The accommodation of a rye family and lie
wise for servants, aborcrs, SC several of wjcb ar.
OF brck. There ID also Grst and Saw NH nm
INC troct. Al the upper end, end sdI5ininp m.
turnpike leading 10 Alexandra and the CITY, there lei
e"RD6r'sbie FraGie Dwelling. with good barn. and
some other accommodations. Al the lower end ,boro
IS hEewse house that may accommodate a small
family The stock OF each class is numerous. tho
sheep are generally uf the Mrrnn race A cred, of
one' two and three years, payable in equal install.
fhenls with in crest. will be given for he land md
one for The stock, annie security b. u uiv.n or the
pnnciual payment Those To whom am ind.b,ed
Viii he allowed crcdi for any properly thew NAV ppr
cha'e TO tie foil cu> unit Of the sums sue and q,
far conditions ~ ou
NO beng able, on account of my weak state of
h"uh, In Conduct the sale myself have yiyep f,li
power tn nv SON in law, Samuel /. Gduverneur and
my nephew. James Monroe, Jun 10 perform this
service. for which | have vested the properfv in
them Ia The nj of sale, they have pnwef 70
make every other arrangement which crcum.tances
may require. JAMES MONpoE
mar SO-c2a;y Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30
ap q
NEW LINE OF COACHES.

NEW LINE OF COACHES.
Rtchmond, SeottsriHs and stauntor Mail CoS.t.
'HNHlS new line Of Coaches will COM
menee running Saturday, the I'd day
OF April next. 1t will run by Powells, Goocb-
lend Court House, Georges, TInsleyyIe, Coum.
5ia, Wihn's tavern, to ScoisylD thence by
Mount Israel to New York, where it inter-
secis with tue line from Charlottesville 10 S nun-
ton; and thence to Lexington and Guyandotte. This
stage VIII leave Richmond Tuesdays. Thursdsys
and Saturdays, and return Sundays, Wednesdays
ard Fridays. Thus the PDb.ic will have line IF
Coaches SIX t'm"s week through to St,gntoa and
Gnyandut'C z three times a week nv Tnsleyv.ls
and hHro'tsr. p. and a. ce TINES by Scrtf~ye and
Ne" J "To, wntlug dairy i'm f:,nl chmond 70
Guyard' -" on 'ha ONO river. Svsd1ys eroept,d
TIE nbors tine irtH meet at Georges the line
runrlrg three times Il wceh from Fr~derc,sturg 10
tarmy...s, P'nc" Edward Court House Hanpdsn
; dnrr College. &c e.. sc which viii give to
The Public p This section Of he State the accummo-
da''on they have so long wished for. rhc ScoiissRy
line viii also iuesCst the lire running foui Lynch.
burg to Charlottesville az Mount Is-aN
mnr 28-2ow2mc EDWIN PORTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30
SAT- sulphur SprfNgs.

TaNHi> celebrates ug place, .iua'ei county n
u Mnnor, m The upper country 81 Virginia, Continues
un"erthe arrangement nj ns original ropueIu The
aref at h' Salt Supur Na,cr has been well established
by the experience Of many years. and Is reputation
manifested ~ public patronage extensively dlusei, that
the suNrflrrs deem almost needless. enIer MO an
enumeration ~ ne uef erSl virtues Its osrnsbe qualities
sIhHr AMI SOFIA, forming rcural ssup mxtutc--su
pcrp 90 any arhcsl rttIRrati, once pleasant a.
drunk wild MS operation and permanently beneficial 10 no
d.cH,d L. w., proved srf Dsrcuarly rraclous bilious
and pulmonary ronrsiu aud boo AL cases require ca har-
nc 80 sds. 10 uisrases Of the liver, dy,pepa ihsmna.n
sud eout
The crcdm"ance Of rs having been rssorsd Tor nAny
years past by gentlemen Of great med co. ,ticu,
various Sas Isfcuaily fru the south. Whose appreciation
Whs msisrn by the rrcuti'n 81 bs5 v furnishes Dat
tef'ns testimonial Of is valuable medical qualities.
Considerable improvements have hsrn made the last
ycaf sad the pfopTetoIs promise the attention
hat they nave heretofore rendered n their s-comu OF
and lars, they yield public establishment Nrsnia
They respectfully solicit the continuation Of public
tonsse F1~KiNE e. CARUTHRRS.
The Orleans Argus and Charleston Courier will insert the
ahovs oocs week, umes send their &
fer psymeni. 40 l9-laN6te
,lNO THE Ia DIJS,-1fs lss, PsIlsIa,htons c,-n-
a ~ snd do o. Tssp a. 4. HS1 ENSLSs
sFH ~ IS cooi. al Llesg ssors
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30
Valuable City Property for Sale.

Valuable City Property for Sale.
RzszA The Undersigned authorised by the
GGeT2 Proprietor to dispose of, at private sale,
iiisisAES thar valuable Tenement 90 Shackos Hill
kakszEsse lately occupied by Col William Lauucrt,
aud situated at the corner of G. and 9Th streets
The terms will hn liberal Apply to
LANCASTER DENNY e. CO.
II The above described properly, will be sold 10
he highest bidder. on Thursday the 5th May next,
: helf past o'clock. p NJ, on the premises.-
Term made known at the time Of sale.
rn 22-'ds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30
MANUFACTURER:
=, icy VVEua6Ie and 0aost adOantageoasly
- Situated


Situated.
: ENG DESTROYS Ia Curtu our business we shall
- ofer Tor sale on Monday, the I'd of Nav next ON
the premises, al 10 o'clock the following described
poi eTty, at public auction. TO the highest bidder.
Terms, "Ill be one third caSh-Cme third months,
ana one third months credit, purchasers giving an.
proved Negotiable es, with approved endorser and
deeds Of tr"st, or the titles re,ained until the note,
Lot No. III Mil Factory and Roll;ne
and Sitting NH built If stone and BRICK .o.
RES high and 100 feet i'll length; Consisting Of
water-wheels, Ia machines for cutting and healing
hss OF oil sizes at Sc me operation; spike ditto for
cutting spikes from 10 inches; cylinder ditto
for cutting sprigs and brads of cvery aesrtip,ion.
sett Rollers and Sluers, complete attached TO n
wat"r-whe", - by 10 feet; AR Furnaces, for heat.
ing IRON; Smiths Shop in the basement story, and Q
Lathe for turning rollers. The whole is upon a
large scale, and well calculated for an ext .nsya bs
s!ness. with ample supply of water
Lot No. fl MIL for grading Plos.es
q Far'S, built with wood, and pair OF feet stones
with crusher and tub-w heel. Can reodjly mind
from IL TO 3 bushels per hour.
Lot No. 81 SCI" MI r,7:ss;. : sa,... well
/ CT .rdS:ed it is frame h,:lding. end ID upon
! = at $500 per annur.
Got No. Al Turning and Blacksmith
SIP, stories high, built OF stone and brick, so bv
25 teet, with OVERSIGHT Wheel entitled to 20 inches
OF water and is now upon lease at $500 per annum.
! Lot No. 81 Corn and Grist NIL. built
OF stone and brick stories high about Sc by 2 feet
| pair OF feet stones. an overshot wheel doubls
grsred' elevators. &c all complete for ;,sndinz corn.
with very little manual lsbour
The above property is SITUATED in The City or
Richmond, on James giyer, and opposite 10 the Can
itoL The Nail Faeory, Plaster I'LL. and Saw NH.
have head and fill Of - feet water which is sus.
cepiI5!o Of being improved TO feet at q small sx.
pense; the Corn Mil and Turning Shop, have
head and fall OF p feet Fur; lcr and more nlnu,s
particulars, as 10 IN" rights and privilege. which Dur
chaSers vii be entitled 10, viii be made known G,
the time of sale.
4 Poss sion will be given of each e.ta BIZ ement on
the let July next. such other perodAs NAV b
bargGiued for at tie .alr
PHILIP HAXALL e. CO.
phginia, City Of Richmond
hp6 aaw IDS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30
MR. & MRS. KNIGHT

ESPEl TFULLY mfurn thoir Threads and the
~ patrons If Music IN general, that troy have
permanently established tn. m.elveS in Richmond
a. professors "i Vocal md lr>trum"uisl Muoi:.
Mrs knight will give Lesson IN singing MIR
might inst rrciions "n tie Pano Forte
Mr. Knight Respectfully sun"unces, that On his
last visi, to New York. he made arrangements with
The s"ry celcbra'cd Plnnn Fort. maker, Nessrs
Num- j. Co., TO hsve constantly on hand an escort
m"nt of their famed instruments. and that he is in
eahy 'spec'nIon Of RECEIVING supply. Mt vsrinIs
prices: likewise, iha, lie has brouyh, with him finc
ilrci'cn OF the most r-irem"d modern Music TO
which lie viii have c"n,tnn nddtl"n. from The bes,
publishers in New York. Pnledelvh,u, Baltimore
&C. both Vocal and Ir-'ruH"nia Likewise. an
eSs"r'm"n, OF V,"lin., Bows, fr-, qusny Italian
5 ring, Flutes, &c. &C
-, Ciiss"s "r.. now j"ning for Monday Thursday
Tuesday Friday. aud Wednesday aud Saturday,
ruin 'iinfnh'"n. nppyin Mr. 81 Mrs Knight
nj Mrs. R'rha 'iSon'- Bnrr.i"u- House IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30
S4H2R 8s1R

rNHE new line Of Horse Post Coaches. from
= Richmond to Orange Court House. and Hsr.
ri.onb z. via Louisa Court House, has zone into
spe's,iUn, and will continue without f4ilure.
This mail will close at Richmond oh Tuesday. ard
and Saturdays precisely al O'Clock, P VI and
TIE ,age ste-t al oclnck, 4. ~ on Wedp-s.
DAYS and Sunda, s-leavc Ororge Court House on
Sundays and Wednesdays 1T 3 o'cock, p NJ, and
ar-iv" al Rchm"nd, "n Moniays end THURSDAYS al s.
= NJ. This line OF stages VIII make junction 1T
Orange Court House with The Alexandra Inc OF
stages Carried by William Smith 10 Lyuchburr-pa,-
sng ~ rs northern direction by Cu.pepsr Cnur,
Hous", FauquIcr Court House or Warrcnton-o,
whch later point, it will meet with the Winchester
lne-hy which. dir CT communication is afforded
to the town of wheeling on the Ohio river
At Louisa Court House, the Harrisonburg mai
Is taken from the Orang" Court House mail. snd
viii III s. me short time, BIZ carried BY 2 horse
stage, OF which due noce will De given; at present IL
is carried on horseback.
The public are assured that the best horse, and
most experienced drivers will be constantly in service
ard every exer'Icn used 10 make the line comfortable
and expeditions.
Fare TO Louisa Court House dollars-io Oranre
Court House s. SO ccnts.-Al ni ermedate distan-
COS st cents per mle.--Stage oEce at Ia Wash.
ngton Hotel
Passengers will enter heir names before o'clock
P. NJ, on Tuesdays and SATURDAYS
mar 2o-lnw8w JNO ". PRICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30
WliIIE MULBERRY TREES.

'E'DE subscriber has sac at hi farm i miles
above RIchEond. tie trccs , wears Old nny rea.
sonablc quantity II The genuine Moru> Alba or white
Italian Mulberry T"rs; and Is he season Is now 40.
preaching IN which they may be rranspantcd, lie Ii
desrous of receiving orders from many persons rs
may be want of The article; and he is well saris.
fed that the silk culture must be one "fthe most pro-
ftable branches the agricururst can tun his arien-
ton 10. he hopes to b. the means of thrr extensive
distribution through the State. They will be sold on
reasonable terms. Ivy the hundred otherws" del.v.
cradle IN Richmond or within any reas"nahl. dis ancc
thereof. J W. SMITH.
Borders muy be left n. Scot, g. SmirL's, E
9, rect Richmond oct I-IHwtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30
LEATHER,

'9NHE subscriber resp c,tully announces to tie pub
lie that lie has op"ned Leather store three
doors above he Bell Tavern, where he intcrjs
keeping general assortment of articles in his line
OF business.
lie has on hand sklrtinC. harness so,l. black
and russell bride feathers, chaise bag, and horse hide,
cpf scnl and sheep Rims, sheep and goat moroccos
fIp wishes 10 purchase Leather IN 'hr 61isred and
unfn she'd s'ale. JAMES MtCllAELS.
mar ~ a 9i--fCrtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30
TO PERSONS IN TIitGI.NI.i.
Owning Military Lands i'm Kentucky.

Lave 10 hickman county, Kentucky, Iournnus
4 Banks, on the Mississippi RIVER am the surveyor of the
virginia Military Lands State Establishment aud have
veyed good many OF them south Tennessee nve
since the death OF my predecessor Maj WIN Cognau-I
agent Tor number of owning those lands and would
willingly act for others who think proper
business with me probably better acquainted
SITUATION oil those lands, than other toe that
may they want aenrion and whether they employ not,
wouId ADVISE the owners To Immediate Them
some OF which have been plased timber,
Deem entered Warrant Lands aud living Iheu
ana the occupant laws oi after a while put
owners TO considerable expense and trouble have
many OF those lands as well "a oout, without having
authority There Large bodies Military Lands
together and hut Few persons living Iher
but calculated
twelve miles square Of those lands
would advise the (knnvug r for their
20 sell small say three huni'td uf each
1000 OF low rc-, and >nuhdcu;.
In three would snhanCe tle saur
double treble what the whole wou he w6h
main nov Persons buying rs settling par, would
take Of the balance and induce Others
negbouhOod and settlement that gives value Ia land.
weuld agent Tor OF lands Cumhr
and Tennessee well south OF Tennessee.
where live, good who will arIc"d he
ought to the bulne shall give references for
mendatinns well known in Kentucky, aud have
quanrancss native Virginia; persons have
confidence 10 desire their business; If get u
agencies, willing spend tr1e giving the
those lands, this There many OF the Military
Lands south Of the Tennessee that nteeTed
with by Treasury Warrant claims aud possession o the
Claimants their Tenants of which worth law
the Federal Court and II Congress disposed do
justice towards the Officers aud Soldiers Of the Virginia State
Line they should suffer the withdraw ihrm aud pro-
scrip for the Of then Warrants they will
tanly be situation than those who neglected locate
their warrants a, all RICHARD TAYLOR, Js
Columbus, Hickman county, Ky. Jan. 20, 1891.
nil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30

NJ OTlCE.-All persons having claims against
~ the estate Of John Parrish. decd, are ear
ncs'Iy requested to make them known to me- with
ont delay as arrangements nay b. mad, e. settle
the same-o'herwIse. thus notice vii br DID IN
hnr Of and claims; and all hoss indebted. Br- re-
qussted tn make immed at, payment
JOHN PARRISH.
Executor Of Juo. Putrsu, decd
Nv k.nl. 2ls- Ami. lEII-- II.Atu-c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30
HENRY VIM. GEOGHEGAN,
HOUSE, SIGN AND FANCY
pAINTETR

Begs teare most respecffuHgb inform The inhabitants
Of The city NJ Richmond, and its rieinity
FENHAT he has commenced the above business in
n It's various branches, and from the very great
encouragement received from many gentlemen for
whom he has worked, and to whom he has a.o The
prv &c of RETIRING. I've IL induced to offer this no
tee, ind solicit a portion Of public patronage
Orders cft at his Sh"r ,fn m.rly grouped bv J. b.
Martin, Engraver, next - J. NJ Johnston's Had
ware store and opposite The Merchant Cch,p
House, Nam street. will be punctunlly attended in
II The pubic are invited 10 call al his Shop and
see ~, cmcns Of Fancy Wood, Marble, &c.
II II. w G respectfully refers, by permission. To
he following gentlemen for who lie has done woJk
fnr evidence OF hls abilities: Major CLARKE Bcilnnn
Arsenal; NICHOLAS MUS, Lsq Shnck"r IN Rich
m"nd and other gentlemen III Richmond and the
neinl borhord ua. tn--inVu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30
NEW sTocK OF DRY GOODS.
III BeH, Price s. Co.'S.

OPPusITL THE Bell l AvERN.
TsNHE subscribers have been for some tImc. enpac
n ed IN opening and arranging heir stock Of spring
Dry Goods, which they have the pleasure of inform
ing the friends and the public. is now for com.
ple'ed, Il enable them TO offer gfeai variety Of
staple and fancy articles, which they disposed o
sel al he lowest market pr,cs. hul sal and retail
BELT. PRICE e. co.
an - 81 d g. law2tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-30
Whiskey and Loaf Sugar.

Whskey and Loaf Sugar.
III Hd- Pbindc'phn Wh,sloy
" ~ Boxes Family Loaf sugar rcr-iyiry fol
sale by OTIS. DUNLOP 81 co,
ANDlNG Ihls morning, from .clr Fairfield
IL Capt Z. Gin,
22o a. boxes FIRE h bunch Muscutel rsisln,
casks Li,b'n wine
P PPf pine. Canary win.
10 hhds New Ihprin sugar
10 boxes white Havana sugar
d" lump DO do
ceroon indigo
so mats cinnamon
10 casks 'rter, for sale By
LANCASTER, DENLY s. CO.
ap ~ q
ANDlNG, this morning, from schr King, Capt.
IL Vpsl,
80 bag" Havana COFFEE, large grain and green
;: s e. e.! s,'r. '"'''''" brandy
so hall q' Casks Marseilles wine
half Or. casks
For sal" by LANCASTER, DENNY & CO.
RD29 o,