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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28

Fran Ia Waestafon IN 6asefie
otlTh II. ls.-Oa "Wednesday msrnine es',
n pr,at.ar office Of tbs Gazette was enieteh
lv man. uho aa6 watched his oPishfapi'y
eh.n the other hand. IN IL wsfe abssli, 10 a.
t6rks,uush In ,ne ofie.. lie ne ah OF th's
;,ran,,ea "a. lie o,.rsr,fue d sfsfFsi ease. Of
,,nc. ;he srsch oil he mater sci Up iof ihi'
s.,,s p.ner. and The entire eoniuF'"p ri .tse.
raj eoiun,ns NJ standing s5vetii.ern IT. y ihis
.,.oss and wanlon outrage u referred Ia ite
S.v,i aothoriiirs We farbenr n"re detailed
.I.,emen. al the aggression ard our toss.
ASSAULT AND BAT Terry Our Town ~
,Aelv 20 aeapis. c iehriiy iaf deeds 81 ssio'
and a. faithful chrnn,ilers, We irti - "a hs nur
duty TO note particulars that iitn hiine hisin
,i,n Of our VILLAGE may do Iasi.ee 20 those 10
arrested. On Wednesday lat. about .
c.ock, vfthin few yards OF It's ohee, ana.htf
.fray ,ook place. As Berhely Ws'b. hsq.
ga, uss.,ne srsm tie makel house towards
rhe posi Il &c, be was Intentionally met by
Robert Scot, Esq. nhu INDEED Mr.. Ward
ktt,r. which h. said Was ffon hes taibsr,
lIudge Seoi,) and be requested " 10 he real
i, Mr. WaTl--Mf. W. rrPlifd he would do u
Al his le,.are, Mr.. Scott u'en used provoking
language and made an aiiruIt strike Dir.
Ward win = green ~ kVTy GLIB ~ h'eh he hal
l., his hand--NT Nnrl leifrsied iew PAGES,
sud Mr. scott advanced on ha, and stuck
aim on the foi ebest--his blow beng much
weakened by his bring too near hrs oeJ"ci-aI
che same instant, Mr.. Ward having drn~n
pistol from lis puek.f, hred---lhe ball struck
the bone oI MIR. Scutls Left arm below TIE ell
bow, aud fter passing neary round the ain.
lodged in IL two or three inches above tue
wrist After The hre, The parties struck 'epea-
fediy al each Other. Mr.. Scott With his club sud
Dir. Ward With bis pis,ol before they could be
separated.
THIS assault aud battery case Is supposed 10
have arisen from a correspondence beiHeen
DIR Ward and Judge Scott. respecting me
elsrksbip OF the Superior Couii Tor this ecun-
.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28

Fineahle, {Ya.) July 22.-Ai called Conri
on Monday last ios the examination oil WI
Lam Ryan, charged wnh thu murder oie ne
gro man, the property OF Nathaniel bur~sh
ESQ. olthis county, the court was Vi opinion
that the prisoner ought tn be remapded for
further trial. o. motion of his counsel, Ryan
was admitted TO bal, and Immediately entered
into recogDizance., himself IN The sum oil $4,000
and two sufelies IA q similar sum, Tor his APP
pesrsBce at our neI, superior Cont OF Law
and Cbsncery, TO answer The barge Rsau
10 IN very bad heath. Fdiri0f.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28

II A friend Of L.. GOV. Daniel. ia the last
Enquirer, nforn,s us that His Vice E1cellency
has been " for twenty years pubic servant
II is a species OF seIyitade with which Mr.. Da-
MEL seems highly delighted else his respsci
for the the Org Of "ro,atlon in office" would
long since have Induced bun TO shake il of.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-28
ADDRESS,

IT :. '''- "N''t@ ~ I15I'
MAY OF aud Chairman of the Co,nm;,o.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-26
TUSCALOOSA, 9th January. 1881.

To thu Honorable Samu B. Moore, P.. nt oh, S,nate
 Sir-The 22d section of cur Bill of Rights gives to the citizen the privilege of applying to those in- vested with the powers goveiiment for redress of grievances, or other purposes, by petition redress, or remonstrance." WIth all tie respect which is due to the General Assembly over which you pre- side, beg leave to present to tLat honorable body through you, this my remonstrance against the un- just and unconstitutional mode which Messrs H ub- bard, Jackson, llwin, HempLill, WalLan, Gath, and Morton have adopted to assail and iniure my reputation.
 They have claimed the right of spreading upon the Journal their reasons forvotng against the report of the Judiciary committee, the subject of Mir Abercrombies speech delivered in the discussion on the Coosa Canal memorial. In the exercise of that privilege they have committed such an abuse fI us to break down those barriers against encroachment which the people intended as an inn assble wall around the nestiInabe right to the enjoyment of pr vate reputation.
 gave sketch of the speech which was publish ed in the Selma Courier, and represented Mir Aber. crombie referring to act of Congress called the American System. That was made the occasion of the introduction of resolution by the gentleman from Butler, declaring that it was widely different in sub. stance and language, from the remarks made by Mir Abercrombie. This resolution was referred to the judiciary committee, who reported in substance that it did not present such would authorize the Senate to take c0gnizance thereof in which re- port the Senate concurred, by a vote of I3 to s.
 It is obvious that the resolution presented no other question for the consideration of the Senate, than whether that body ought to adopt it. admitting tfe sketch was 'widely different in substance and Ian. guage" from the speech as delivered,
 The minority thought they ought. and they have
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-26
Marsbal's Sale.

DY virtue of venditioni exponas. issued HD from the Clerks office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of Alabama, and to me directed, will sell for cash. in front of the court house in Greene county, on Monday the seventh of March next, all the right, title, interest, or claim, that Lewis A. StollenwcrcS and John Texier, or either of them, has or had,-a the rendition of judgement, to certain lot or par eel of ground, lying in the county cf Greene, and knqwn as the z6th section, township 1e, range 4, East, number 282, in the French al lotment. levied on as tbe property of John Texier & Co. to satisfy judgement in favor of Sidney Smith. Sale within the usual hours.
 R. L. CRAWFORD,
 jan26 4w43 Marsai So. Dist. .4ia.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-26
RarADaI's Sale.

WpY virtue of venditioni exponas, issued MD from the Clerks office of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of Alabama, and to me directed, l will sell for cash, in front of the court house of Wilcox county, on the First of March nert, all the right, title, interest, or claim, that Timothy Mills has, or had, at the rendition of judgement, to certain lot or parcel of ground, with the appurtenances thereon, be- ing fractional Lot No 3, as designated by the plan of Dale Town, lying. and being in VII mothy Mills to satisfy Judgement in favor of Speff rd & Tiliston. Sale within the usual hours R. L. CRAWFORD,
 jan26 4w43 Marshal So. Dist. .Aia.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-26
NIcKsBURG, Jan. 6, 1881

NlCkSBUhS, V, lool.
 By gentlemen, of intelligence residing in Yazoo e unty, near the Chcctaw boundary we learn, that scme of the exploring parties sent cut by the Ch' claws to examine. the e untry assigned to them west of the Arkan- sas Territory, have returned.-Some of the chiefs and captains who were dissatisfit d with, and opposed the treaty, accompanied these exploring parties, and the examination has reconciled them to the removal. A part of their new country is represented to be ot unsurpassed fertility, well watered, and the more m. untainous portions of it abundantly stocked with game. They believe it to be in trnsically more valuable than the country they resign to the United States. Emigration has already commenced, About two thou sand have crossed the Mississippi on theii way to their future homes, and many of those who remain have sold their CT, ps and stock, expecting soon to follow the example Of those who have already left the the country.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-26
TRIIST SALE.

DY virtue of deed of trust, executed to
 ID me the first day of June A. D. 1850, by EDWIN SHARPE, to secure CHARLES G. PITCHER in certain sum of money therein specified, I will, on Monday the Slst day ot January inst. at the southeast corner or Man and Market streets, in the town of Tuscaloo- SO. at 12 o'clock, offer for sale LOT No. $50 in said town; upon which lot there is erected comfortable houses for family residence.- Terms of sale, cash. Said deed of trust vest ed in me. Il. w. cLl-Aos ATNssess
 jan 19w2
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-26

The Flag of American Silk, presented to the House of Representatives by Mir Du Pen ceau, has been suspt nded in the splendid Hall ef that bt dy, which, we hope, as nat' nal cn,- blt m, it wi ltng continue to decorate. It IS perhaps ftitu.tt us (but it is felct'us) CIT cunstance, that the Flag IS grouped ever the west fireplace, with the fine full length Per trait f the got d and great Lafayette present. cd to Congress by the Parisian Artist-.Nat. LteHhgenctr.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-26

ought to have admonished the minority that to assa private character, unprotected it is by the law, is an evasion of responsibility and an abuse of priv. lcge VIM. R. PICKETT,
 J. w. BRIDGES,
 JNO. VINlNG,
 VIM. EDMONDSON,
 SAN'L. B. MOORE,
 yNO. B. HOGAN,
 JNO. NJ. DUPUY,
 DAVID CONNER,
 THO. CRAWFORD,
 /. MERIWETHER, Jr
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-26
rm. the as.r,as AlasDi ..n.

I've the Gesrsla Alaentp.
 1fr ha7u-The Troup men hay boen as~ cused by q certain party in this State, of be- ing greatly tainted with the nullifyiug dec trines of South Carolina; now by putting this matter to the test between us, propose thar the Troupmen of Georgia, having done it once before, again support Judge Smith of South Carolina, (who has lately been sacrificed by the nulEhers with Jch; C. Calhoun at their head, fer the Vice Presidency of the United States, and to this end we recommend him to our fellow citizens throughout the Union, fir that cflice. This measure will socn discover who arc the mlifers in Georgia.
 A TROUP MAN.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-26
TRJTST SATE.

TENHERE will be sold at Barber's Corner, in Tuscaloosa, between 12 and o'clock of Tuesday, the 18th of February next, one cf number of Slaves conveyed by Richard Dennis Jr to the undersigned in trust, to pay certain sums, as expressed by deed. dated 23d Oct. 1929, and duly recorded in the Clerk office of the county court of Tuscaloo- sa county. LEVEN POWELL,
 GEO. w. CRAZE,
 jna26 Trustees.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-26

Kealtucky.-We learn by the last dates that the Legislature of this State has had fifteen ballongs for Senator to Congress without making choice Mir Crlttenden and MT Breathitt are the two prominent candidates; the former of which (Clay) received 6S votes on the 18th ballot, and the latter 65 Mir C's friends manifested no disposition to drop him, he having 69 votes on every ballot except the 9th and 18th, when he received 67
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-26

The Legislature of Louisiana convened at Donal sonville on the Sd inst. Jaques Dupree was elected President of the Senate, and A. Moulton Speaker of the House of Representatives. MT Johnson was elected to the United States Senate by vote of 29 to 9 over Gen. Dawson. A bill has been passed to remove the seat of government from Donalsonve to New-Oreans.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-26
THE INTELLIGENCER.
MORNING. JANUARY ee.

We are authorized to announce SAMUEL w MARDIS a candidate for Congress, in the Mid. dle District of Alabama
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-26
Stfam=2soat 1srgfster.

an a. Arriv' steamboat Erie, Bacon. kastr om Mo tie. Coisirn, ss-H Snow & Cn Thornton, Cnrine, TX ooyf, walker, T tarss, T Wiley, A Muller, P DahidsonJ Fierce Suns K Scott, Ira Griffin, Hnghe. woodruff, M Dufit D Ket nan. Cats X Bliss, & H Sonm rvilh, Webster PnssnFers-R,v NJ Williams Mtssr' K Crawford Walker, Ward and Dnval
 'ai A Arrived steamboat Catawba Smith, master from Mobile. Consignets-I Giffin Evans Mir Seuggs and MT Jones PasssnFcrs M, SETS Jsn, and Wright '
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-26
GROCERIES.

6k E Al REWARD.-Stolen from one of GB HND the rooms of the Indian Queen Ho- tel a Dou6ie-cased Sfiper Lepcr Watch. The above reward will be given to any person who will deliver the watch, or for the detection of the thief. Inquire at this office. jan26
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-26

on a second trial, Mir James Barbour proved to he the successful candidate to represent the county of Orange, in the House of Delegates of Virginia. The contest was one ofthe closest ever witnessed in that State, and tie Patriarch Madison attended the polls to give in his vote.
 On counting it was found Mir Barbour received 40. Davis received 4O6
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-26

DFEDAt the Indian Qneen Hote in this place, on the 21si inst. Mir JAMES WEBB, of imn county.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-26
GARDEN SEEDS.

EUST received general supply of Fresh cD Garden Seeds, put up by the Shakers in Connecticut, which will be sold low for cash.
 jan26 N. HUGHES.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-26
T IT E R M Q " E U E x

METEOR OLOGICAL TABLE FOR 1880.
 Kip Cahawba, Aa N. Lat 32o 2o,, W Long io.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-26

Thomas Ewing has been elected Senator to Con- gress from the State of Ohio in the place of Jacob Burnett, who declined reelection J. C. Wright. (formerly member of Congress from the same State has been elected Judge ofthe Supreme Court. The Nashville Whig represents the Clay ticket to be three votes the strongest, in joint ballot.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-01-26

We noticed some time since that the Rev. Gideon Blackburn had resigned the Presidency of Centre College, Kentucky. This gentlemen is favorably known in this place, well as other parts of the State; and we doubt not but his reasons for with drawing from the institution will afford interest to many of our readers, which we give below, as con- tained in a letter to friend of this place.
 "I have resigned the charge of Centre College. It IS now in hands that wish to make it pdftg secd- rum thing under Princeton infnence. To this mea- sure could never submit and therefore resigned on the 18th October The reasons of this course lie in the following facts:
 l. The unprecedented and inquistoral course pur- sued by the Synod of Kentucky at their late sessions at Frankfort
 9 The measures pursued by that body, in relation to Theological Seminary-preventing other Synods from joining Tn that work equal terms and there- by materially affecting the interests of Centre Col lege.
 3 The entire Restitution of apparatus to assist the faculty in the discharge of their duty.
 4. The neglect of the Board of Trustees towards the public and private exercises of the College.
 3. The embarrassed state of the funds arising from the failure of the Synod to comply with their contracts with the Trustees.
 6. The intrigueing, ambitions and vindictive spirit manifested towards the President, by part of the Board and their partizans.'
 MT Blackburn observes that he wishes the south ern people to know the state of things, and not be deceived; for he is fully convinced that the nsttu- ton must go down.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16
E'OAEEIGE.

EEtra,,s from, Ute dcbatcs in Ms BriL,L JI,p,e u,
ComnOnI, On hc 2iH Fcbruu,g huL
Mr.. OCOnncH SAID, that he would not apply fcru,
nc had used on another occasion, but bcuut oIsey
mat the Right llunpurGblc Gentleman lMr Stanley
HAD come to Ireland as sort of apprentices Slales
mah. unacqudnted with he. pcculiaritios wants, or
d.atresse', lno, NO! heart Wa, the Right Honour.
Gbo gentleman aware, among other things, that u
was the conGtsH; practice Of the Orange YcOmanfy.
whom be- 80 appaudeJ, to leave their arms only
short dsiaacc from any town where fair was held,
ahd then having excited a disturbance, 30 send fIr
those nrHs, Or order TO intImIdalc or destroy the
CathohcG Did NJ know how mauy Catholics had
.o5t 'hcf lives ~ consequence, II he did moi know
IT., was Lord hng'csry acquainted wilh the flCi>
Pfoba,ly not, or he would never have reorled to
IN" mcazuIp Of Calling out the Ycomanry; aud he
lMr O'COnnsJD Implorcd the Right HouourabIe
Gentleman (okin. It Tor granted that an augmcn'a-
lIon Of military force was necessary IN lresndJ rather
10 increase The regular solder, who lad 'l"9ye
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16
Tobacco Inspected since seth September
hst OF Produce, sc. passed down the Cana
through the Lower Locks:

ARM liz binds tob,ccc {, III -, IN
-rr' "arHHclurcd tobncco, 1908 bbls nour 10 bug
w"'"', Ion" oar IRON. bus hmp seed IG bundles
iro''r 1891 lbs blcon, 1907 lbs ven,son hams or
,Ua G' ~" ~ lbs lord, GOO hoop poeg c1sd
""""' ." boats, ! coal boat, col bus' conf '"''
NrHL - IL binds tobacco stems. 4 ko,,s -.
ttI ,oo''c' 261 bbIs flour, $50 bus y 30,
",S "n',h'y' bid vcGson, cards wood 's' ~,
Am, ~ COZ. o"ais ioGJ bus coal.
EGG "Eniaftorcd tobacco. 1893 bGs fon, y, ~,
Tn'"'' Gus corn, lG tors bar ZION ,on' ~ Ou'
tons hemp, ~ bJs clover sosd w. ION castings
t2l lbs feathers I bbl mi - oSu' or skins
bacon, 2 hhdJ vaoi.n, Ln,. ouN' Dol Ibs i hhdt
~" 'VHsoh hapls 1000 ID,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16
COMM EIsCIAL.

u: =. BANK SrocK.--2O Shares were sold =, fro
~ l.TE Stock and Exchange Board on The I2th
Actual Sales Of Groceries, &c. durino ,ho
past wcck--chcny at Auction:
New oHLEANs SUGARS. S7aIO. prime scarco
w lNpiA MoLAssis, 2Gr2o cts, prime in demand
y. OUTLAWS do 80
CUFFEE, Ila12 cia
MOULD CANDIES. I cts. scarce
SAiT, Liverpool sacks, 81
PorAToys, 80 cts.
WnisEEY, in hhds 3ln3IL cts.
PEr"Eu, I > cts
CoTroN YAHNs, No. b to 10, y els
y. Il. RUN, - cts. sales
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-11

TERMS -SISs' UiiTIos 20 tie D,Iiy RouMo>r Wac a.
City Subscribers 81, year, ard or shorter period, t
rate oil $6 aSear, both payable IN advance When OBS
rll SO a wear.
NnVih .'N" For o"c sl"aJ' of IL lines les az
''"" :" cents t"o insertions ST. hr,c ,r, - l.,
Ee'y ling insertion }}i coats
Lhrice week, lrSt week II - succeeding. week -
fwle awcck, Gst rlinn =. cents. c.c, ,.s.rrir IN
sortiOn 50
once week. first nseson - ccnIs; every succeeding
eE-on 80
All advertisements also inserted IN
VAC.
transient advertisers must advance.
Tho number of insertions be noted tr NS.
ail be inserted until ordered To be stopped aud charged
5r,ngb.
Annual Advertisers charged 50 dolirs fr squares,
nd IN that proportion for greater logh
except AuCtioncc and Lottery dealers charged 500
~ The CONSTITUTIONAL WING published twice
week, Tuesdays and Fsidays,) hye dollars per amuu,
payable IN advance.
For 4dcert,simgfj square, less IN
s,rtion. and 80 cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-11

IL RANNISS son & BRO HERS. keep COLI
N stautIy IN hand ld.e-' hsur.. rvjrrn. satin.
English Sd goarsSin, sralskln. blue green and o-or.5
morocco slippers guutskID. seJ.sklu, JuCk-..r n-l
lasting walking shoes. lasting and white six Parts
slippers; beautiful! white satin slippers CATER booLs
morocco scalsSn and lasting biots, gentlemen's su
pcrior cosNIn, morocco, sCalskn and buCkskn boots
nooiees walking and dress shoes and pumps; misses
lasting sca'skln. gontskn, and green and bronze mo-
rocco slippers; lasting. morocco AID sraskn walking
shoes with thick soas ch,drrn' red. green, blue and
purple. lasting morocco scalskn, goatskin, leather
and kid ooo'r's, shoes aud slippers tfcVery descrp-
uon; servants shoes ofcysfy rl ord rice.
Superior travelling Trucks or.r.r and single seal
skin and u..- trunks % Ny.r ..rc. hoo' cord snuJ
Hn5ns. ..n' u.r.. uHr.H r...H Urr aud let black
r.h'e .a.a r..'H.-. .uH arl In.n brands. to-
-e Har "U. ..... ....G Article aaly t.W ti q
Nl,.. g'r e.. fr'
EDoN SHoE. cCNE So TRUNK
" WAREHOUSE
mrr ~ Sl.ai on t7rcTip'd'n C1ru's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-11
- AC0H.-40 eco ms OF excellenf Banop, Lo,
ap SGT = a. e. ALLEN g. On.
SPi NJ NnDS.
TUESDAY 10 } RICH.

ISL received y Effort, and now
~ opening q T.. Il JENKINS, a choice seIec,
ton u new style and fashionable Spring Goods re-.
ceI7cd By he iast arrivals frcm France and EnnarI
al New i"IS consisting OF
Chang"able 2. !ganS
Rich painted nuslus
Plain PnS French gInghams
Pun'sd hawrgnrren-
Painted and corded striped ging!ianTs
Mancareens aad Phil pines
An eSienslv" asEor a. OF Partisan stripe ond Mo
salc figured priag cshcoss
variety OF be latest style silk guaZe and crane
dress hdSts. aud scars
Ladies and GentIem"ns Sss' horsegkia gloves
Fine and common do mrtz
Rich GaUzc cap and bonnet ribbons
Bes quality Phngee Id SILK dag and bandanna ndk.s
y new and besuufal STYLE srrrrr belts
Lemon pink, blue ard salmon gro de Mans
Green bar"go, for vols
BObbner trimming ca odcInr, and Nbtinq lace.
all widths
Rich lace collars CaPes pe!ereens, fiorellas chcmI
sets, caps, and crazy Jeans
Lace cuff, and infants caps
> cases ladies' duns' alb hats
DO misses DO do of superior manufae
turc To any yet offered. and new shape
] case yellow ami black Navarinoes
Also, an extensive assortment of rch fancy and SIN
pie Dry q 'uds. received by previous arrivals
Persons G5 nj leaving the city, who are DESTROYS
at purchasing the latest and most lshonabe Spr,.r
Goods, tor dress of every DESCRIPTION. or Irish tna
German Shiriog Linens, OF the most approved bleach
aEd al prices which challenge cOmperItior would
DO vel! 20 call and examine thu assor ment ~
II JENKINS
mar - Linen and Fancy Dry Guod : ore
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-11
NOIasses, sugar. SC
MORE RREsEs DRY GOODS
Esca! French Fancy Sfo,.c

UTIUoI! Z IF.A E.lGLE HOTEL'
4 LAY JHst received some very superior PERTH
q me-ies. warranted on oaih before the Lord Mayor
OF Lend n. 10y the inventor. Mr Price The inhab
taus OF TINS city AID its neghbourhood are partic-
uIlry requested TO call and examine these ;rmly ex-
ce'i'h' articles. At his store. they viii fnd the
pertumed Ru sia o.. never before offered to the
puohc at Richmond. although it is known most won
Ge'tu..y to uronot" the growth Of the human hair;
canadian Bears Oh; Cream Of Soap "a most de-
HghttuI article for shavIng) Mix OF Roseto improv.
lnd Written the kin. aud cure sore ewes; Florida
Na'e, al 30 cents the largest bo ties besides Es-
s'hceS oi eyry description. end of the best qnaty
Also. lust received from Paris, q variety of Fancy
Goods. Jewellery. Cutlery, Magniryng Glasses
Ba''i~doors. and Scrap Prints, sc. &c.
-, The highest prices VIII be gwen for old GoM
ana SILVER. Il. DUHAlN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-11
EsIiy syr,rs lSsr

brpitf to the ID rec IT the Ljyrrpa, and
hianch"si"r Railway on he compara,.va mcr-
H. 81 locomotive ard Fixed Engines rs u Noyrr
rover. by Jas. Walker. Cyi Engineer.
Op~crEdti"nS on the c.mnarativc meets of I,n-
S'm,tv" and Fixed Epgnc- applied to ka,lwuys
oy H. Siepicn- y Joseph Locke Civil Engineers.
An account Of the Liverpool and Manchc.cc
Runway by Henry Booth, Treasurer TO the Compa-
ny-ju-t published, and for sale by
az / ~ NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-11

Eiogam Spring and Summer Good<.

Et'g0W NpfWg dNd NUUIUIcr GDOds.
= elegant assortment of Spring aud Summer
Goods. just received SGockoc IIHl H., Dry
T'"u store ABOVE the Theatre and expect IA a few
days. additional supplies from New Vo,.. al If ,,licI
ana TIE nh stock, viii be offered prices To suit the
tunes HE public requested. To examine Tor them,
"SNes-an enumeration ot articles - deemed uunccrs
s'I ~ t'e assortment comprises almost every article.
III Vie Dry Goods line and u the most .,onahlc s,e
u. W. wAITHAIi, Agent,
mar blot Opposite Mr.. Ira IIchcnDt's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-11
ENGLISM ANNUALS NOE I&8I.

IRULI SPLENDID.
4 POLLO'S Gift, ar the Musical :Souycui,
"a The Keepsake Francois
The Ial,sman
The Literary Souvenir
The Amulet
Juvenile Forget Me Not
New Years GIFT
Hoods Comic Annual
o. Al ond-omcIy bound IN sk, &c. and with
splendid Engravlngs, from the first artists IN the
word-all just imported and offered for sale, for
The first time IN Richmond, by y. II. NASH.
mar Is