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~ pursuance cf a decd in trust eve
cu'ca 20 the subscriber by George Welsh
and wife, bearing date the 18TH day of
April, 1881 and Of record in the Coun-
ty Court Office Of Augusta, | will offer
for cash 70 the highest bidder before the
door OF the Wayne Tavern in Stanton,
on Satnrday The TN dag Of JGpuory ac1i,
the following REAL 81 PERSONAL
PROPERTY, TO wit:
q TEact Gl' Parcel OF HaGsel,
lying in the county Of Augusta, contain
ing ONE HUNDRED 81 TWENTY EIGHT
ACRES, more or less, and is the same
land on which the said Welsh resides.
Also,
The Interest of said Welsh (Jcin o hro-
eighihs) in and 10
AIooshcE EEacd CT EaTd,
adjoining the above, and containing ONE
HUNDRED 81 SINrr-rGGur ACRES, more
or less
One greg Mare, one sorrd Mare, ono
rig Horse, one bag Mare, ono Road
Hoggon, fire sci Of Gcar, fire Mitch
Cones, thirty head Of Hogs, one Cert and
GcOr.-ALso,
All the Interest Of the said George
Welsh 81 wife in the
ESTATE or JOHN G.. FELIERS.
deceased, which was devised TO them,
as viii appear by the last will and tesla
mcnt Of the said John G.. Fcllcrs, Of re-
cord in the County Court Office of Au-
gusta.
Such title only as is vested in me by
the trust deed aforesaid, will be made to
the purchaser.
JEFFERSON KINNEY, Trustee.
December lG, 1871.
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Finoncc-smith, Tyler. Marcy. S;l hoe
and Johnston.
Commcrcc-Forsyth, Dudly, $ilshcc
Johnston, and Wilkins
Observation-Disclosures, Clay, Knisht.
Miller, and Seymour.
AgricUlture--Scymour, Brown, Moore
iicnha and Waggamn.
Miiitury Affairs Benton, Barnard, Troup,
Clay, and Kane.
Militia-Barnard, Frciinghuyscn, Clay
ton, PrcntisS, and Waggaman.
Naval Ailams-l'aync, farewell, Rob
bias. Webster and Eibb.
Public LonJs--kmg Ellis, Holmes, Re
hirson, and Hanna.
Private Land Claims-Kane, Naudain,
prcntiss, Rucgles, and Hendricks.
Indian Atiars-W hitc, Troup, PoindcN-
ter, Benton, and Wilkins
Chims-kuggles, Bell, Naudain, Brown,
and Moor
judiciary Marcy, IIayne, Webster,
Frcinghuysen, and Grundy.
Post Office and Post Roads-Grundy
Ellis, ljil!, Ewing, and TominSon.
Roads ard Canals Hendricks, Poindox-
Ter, Hill, Mangum, and Sprague.
Pcnsions--loot, Chambers, Mangum
Buckncr, and Sprague.
District of Columbia Chambers, TYLER
Holmes, Clayton, and Miller.
Contingent Fund knight, Dudley, and
Eou!mson.
tlngroascd Robinson, Ewing, and
Buckuer
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LOOIS WEREG
7cT1 F.cET ,,Fasl IS Inter esooas.
EEEl.RHesEa E.EEEccs1DE,.1o


EFE}sS'gs Y EsEFEEC9GDE3,1'
HAS Just received. and is now opening
anew and handsome assortment of
EdU E;''FE F5'5i9Fcl- G00e;S:
coNsIsTING OF
EXlra Super blue and black Cloths and Cas-
simcrcs,
Brown, olive and green do do
Drab and steel miX'd do do
PcliSsc and Merino Cloths, assorted.
Supcrhne, fine and common Sattinctts,
Super silk Velvet and buff Cashmere,
Super figured, silk, Valencia and MarScillcs
NcstingS,
Mackinaw, striped and point Blankets,
Q, No., - and IL quarter Rose do
White, red, green and yellow Flanncls,
Green BaZe and Canton Flannel,
Ladies' worstcd, and Gcntlcmcn's lambs
wool Hose, and alriIosc,
Scotch, French and English Ginghams and
Batistc,
Best Italian Lustrng, and assorted eros dc
Naples,
\ large and beautiful assortment of Merino
Iiandkorchieis and Shnwls,
Cambria, ,'aconett and checked Muslns,
Thread Cambria and Renting,
Plain and figured Null and Book Muslins,
CaliCos, Il new and handsome assortment, all
prices and qualities.
Plain & figured Bombazettcs s. Circassians
Circassian and Tartan plaids,
Irish Linen, extra fine, and middling quality.
Garment and Furniture Dimities.
White and black Bobinett and green Gauze
Wells,
A and Ga plain and figured Bobinetts,
A beautiful assortment of Thread and Cotton
Laces and Edgings,
English DunStable and Nayarino Bonnets,
Furniture and apron Checks and Plaids,
BIcachd and brown Shectings and Shirtings,
Super Bedticking and cotton Diapers,
Cotton and linen Osnaburgs,
Super Fancy and Italian Crayats,
Black BombaZine Stocks,
Ladies' and Gentlemen Gloves,
A handsome assortment Of bonnet, cap and
belt Ribbands,
Tortoise Shell and horn tuck s. side Combs,
Ladies' Prunella, Seal Skin, and Morocco
Shoes,
Gentlemen's Leather Shoes, Shoetoes and
Pumps,
Children's Prunells, Seal skin 6 Leatherdo.
lie hGs also received q good supply of
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deem It my duty to oppose the wishes Of
The petitioners The most healing of
medicines uuduly administered, becomes
thc most do2jy oC ncisons.
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NOTFGLl.

] WILL give the highest price in
Cash, for likely YOUNG NEGROES,
from ten to thirty years of age. shall
be generally found at Mr.. Fawcetts
Tavern Staunton. Any person wishing
to negotiate with me for the sale of such
property, may address me by letter 20
that place For further information ap-
ply at Che bar ofthc Eagle Tavern.
JOHN r. WILLIAMSON.
JuIy 10Th If
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-12-30

Superfne BIRD Cloths, @Colored Merino,
do black do $Irish Linen, Long
do brown do Lawn, gen1 asst,
do peliSse do $Linen Cambricks,
Cassimeres, Cassinets Lin. Cambrick hdkfs
blue, black and Cambrick,
mixed, $Beached Cotton,
Vests, made, Swans Unbleachcd do
down & Marseiles{ Cotton plaid, 81 asst,
Rowen CassimcreS Superior, new style
pan;aloons, of Prints, very
White FaIenciaYest- handsome, a large
ing, assortment of all
Buff do do colors & qualities
Black Silk plain dog French Ginghams,
DO do figured SScotch do
Brown do figured Sccrsucker do
very handsome Superior fg'd "A
Silk Velvet, very su Bobinett,
perior, SPlain do
Cut do do SEnglish Dunstablc
Nesting of all kinds,t Bonnets,
Mandarinos, black & Dunstablc and Leg
orange for ladies' horn Bonnets,
dresses, general asst,
rape dc Icons black Shcetings,
and light blue, sGlovcs, ladies' and
Black Italian Lut-S gentcmen's, gen
strings, very supo- eral assortment,
rior, Iaiters' Trimmings,
Levantines, gen'l asst,
Satin Levantines, Jack Cards,
ChanCeable Silk, SWatcr proof do
eros dc Naples, blk. s Hat Buckles, black
blue black, brown,$ yellow and plated,
Figured Silks, vari- Hat Leathers, of all
Gus colours, striped; qualities,
Silk hdks., Spittlc- Hat Bands, drab and
field, bandanna,$ black,
flag and Raw Silk, Bindings, drab and
of superior quaIity{ black,
and style, sSilk Tips,
Cotipalla, orange and Muslin iinishBrushcs
lilac, SStopPing Brushes,
Dress hdkis., Grape Best Bow Strings,
Gauzc, very hand Drab Beaver,
some, new style, Morocco Skins,
Black Italian Crayats5 Boys Caps gen. as {,
very good, large} Misses Chinchilla,
size, Childs' do
Pongcc dress hdkis., Ladies Shoes, Last
Bombazines, ing a bcautlulas'
Bombazctts, black, yPrunclla, Bronze,
green, brown, hceled, and spring
ColOrcd CirCassans.S hcelcd.
orange, scarlet : Gcntlcmcn's Pumps
yellow, green, lead ChitJrcn's Shoes,
color, sGcntlcmcn's Boots,
\ Printed Flannel,
4 general assortment Of
E8 a Il I'd w a ES u.
CUTLERY AND GROCERY Is.
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SlaOery in the District Of C0lun5ia.

Mr.. Adams, of Massachusetts,, said he
was charged with the presentation Of IF
teen petitions to the House. They were
all OF the same tenor, were very short,
and he moved that one Of them be read.
One Of the petitions was then read, as
follows:
10 the Senate and House Of Representatives
of the U. States, in Congress assembled.
The petition of the undersigned, in
fabitants ofPennsylvauia respectfully re-
presents:
That we believe slavery and the slave
trade in the human species, is great M
tional s. moral evil we therefore ask
your body to take the subject into serious
consideration, and pass such law or laws
as will entirely abolish slavery and the
slave trade in the District of Columbia,
over which congress has exclusive juris-
dieiion.
Mr.. Adams said-Tt will be observed,
that these petitions are not from the state
Of Massachusetts, Of part of which |
appear here as the Representative, but
Esom the State Of PENNSYLVANIA. The
petitions were transmitted 70 me many
months ago, with the request .hat I
would present them; and though they
did not come from my own constituents,
yet did not deem It proper orclgsc the
request, implying, as It did, degree Of
confidence in me. for which was bound
70 be grateful. The petitioners are Of
fha society Of friends a class Of people
for a9mI entertain the highe-! respect,
md who, ] believe, possess a9much vir-
tu. vita as iit.Ie guile, as any class of
people on the face of the globe. The
petition asks for two thing Che aboii
zion Of slavery IN the Distie. OF CoIum-
ti3. There is traGicin slaves Fin lhe y.
g. Co.un1'f, which uay, perhaps Zee
o.roere aeislati3u from congress and
tmJre the petitions be referred to
Che tee on Che District Of Column
bi4 wIla Instructions TO inquire into and
report upon hatretreiatiup TO the slave
trade within Che District of Columbia.
iu serafl % the aboiltp o. slavery
here said Nr. A. Che petitioners pro5a.
b.g ppc.a taatthcir views would re.
r,,e support &, tcrauce from
ua But : deem it rJ duty Go dcclor,
.u.. cur .i.oa docs net I-aet mr.
expectations ud Should b be.5me +.
jJbl ..t g l,c....5a "a I'll. Itol.a. I bal
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NE w GOODS.

| am now receiving general assortment
of DRY GOODS, of the most handsome
style, selected with great care at Phladel-
phia, and offer them at the most reduced pri-
es. The public are respectfully requested
call and examine them.-A few OF which
are as follows
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HARDWARE,

QUEEESVyARH & GRcCEREEa
Among his GROCERIES, arc
Coffee,
Brown and Loaf Sugar,
4 few boxes OF excellent Cheese,
Tea, Wine and Rum,
Pepper and Alspice,
Cinnamon, Cloves and Nutmogs,
Lamp OIL,
Indigo, Nader and Alum,
Salt Petre, Ginger, SC &c.
He deems it unnecessary to say that he
offers his goods at low prices as he
prcSumes all those wishing to purchase
will call and examine for themselves.
SIGunton, Oct. Il, 1881.
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'''''''''''' "'."'A' t'.t'tli>lNi-ti bCCOilCS
thc most d,2jly Of ncisons.
Tie following ere the committees Of thc
House of Representatives ofthc q. States
Connittce Of observation-disclosures. Har-
born HaHdolrh, Holland, Greiiin, De-
thum Collier and Arnold.
OtWays and bIeaus.-NcsSrs. Me
Oailtr Nerplanl5, Ingersoll, Celmore.
Alexander, Wilder and Gather.
OF Ciaims-NCssrs. Whittlcscv, Bar.
5our, of Conn. McIntirc, Pattcu, Shicr,
.'ayne and Bcnchcr.
OF Commcrcc.-Mcssrs. Cambrclcng,
Howard, Switzerland, Samar Newton
Davis of Mass. and Jarvis.
On the Public Lands.-Messrs. Wick
lie, Duncan, Hunt, Irwin, Clay, Boon
and plumwcr-
On Pos; Office and Post Roads
Mcssrs. Johnson cf Ky, Conner, Rus
SIT Pierce, Jewell, Johnston Of Va and
Newman
For the District of Columbia.-Mes-
srs HodrjdEo, Washington, Scmmcs,
Armstrong, Thomas of HIai McCartY Of
Pa CLiua.
On the Judiciary.-Dayis Of S. c..
Ellsworth, Daniel, White of Louisiana,
Fostor Gordon and Rreardsley.
On Revolutionary Claims.-lTcssrs
Muhlcnburg, Nichols, Boidiu, Crane,
Bates OF Mass. Uammons and Slanillcr.
On Public Expcndimrcs.-Mcssrs.
HailofN. c., Davenport, Lyon, Thomp-
SOL, CT Ohio, Couiton, Pearson and Hen
ry King.
On Pr;vate Land Claims.-Messrs.
Johnson ofFenn. Coke, Stansbury Nor
dis, Marshall, Carr Of Ind. and Bul-
lard.
On Neutrality-suspicious.. Adams,
Condit, Findiy, Horn, Dayan, Worthing-
ton and Barbour of Va.
On griculture.-Me Root, Nc
Coy DIVA. Smyth Pa. Chandler Jcn-
iier, Wheeler and Tompkins.
On Indian Afairs.-Messrs. Bell.
Lewis Thomson Of Geo. Angel, Storrs,
Mason, and Lccompte.
On Military Alfairs.-Messrs. Dray-
ton, Vanc and Blair of S. c. Mitchell Of
of Nd. Speight, Adair and Ward.
On Naval Aiiairs.-Messrs. Hoffman,
Carson, and White of n. Y. Anderson,
Branch, DIilligan and Watmough.
On Foreign Aitairs.-Mcssrs. Archer,
and Everett of Mass. Taylor, Polk,
Crawford, Barnwell and Wayne.
On the Observation-Disclosures. Kerr of
Nd. Craghton, Vim. D. Shepcrd, viii
liams Of n. c., Huntington, Allen of
Ky. and Roanc.
On Revolutionary observation-disclosures.
Hubbard, lsaclls, Mitchell offs. c., Den
ny, Pendleton, Doubleday and Kava-
nagh.
On invalid Observation-Disclosures. Bur
ge5, Ford, Evans of Me. Reed of N. Y,
Appleton. Lansing, and Southland.
On Revisal of Unfinished Business
Messrs. Reed of EIass. Kimron and
Souc.
Of ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Allin Of Va.
Bird and Bergen.
Of Expenditures in the Department OF
State.-Messrs. Lent, Evans of Penn.
and Mckay.
On Expenditures in the Department
of the Treasury.-Messrs. Stephens,
" ardweil and Fitzgerald.
On Expenditures OF the Department
OF " ar;-Messrs' A. II. Sheppard, Mann
and Fe!den.
On Expenditures in the Department
OF tie hayy.-Messrs. Maxwell, Hall Of
Tenn ana Harper.
On expenditures IN the Department
OF the P0St OiIlce.-AeSs1s. HAYES.
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c---n ID ) ~.
A0ndcy, DcCeWbcr ID.


Dir. Clay said, that understanding T.
report had been made by the Committee
oc Ways and Means on the subject Of
reducing The duties on Tea adverse 90
the reduction, he rose to inquire Of thc
Chairman Of that Committee, whether
it was intended that the report should
remain on the table or bc acted on En-
tcrtaioiug very different views from
chose which he understood to be express
ed in the report. nc was DESTROYS hat the
question of the repeal Of the dutv on
Tea should be fully and early considered
By the Senate This was due 20 the
merchant. 10 the consumer, and 60 the
important interests Of The country. IIe
would therefore ask whether /. was IN
tended chat the report should Ivy rcGc-
renee TO Committee of the Whole, o7
in any other manner, be brought before
the consideration Of the Senate. So that
therc may be some general expires ion cl
the sentiment ofthc whole body on She
subject
Mr. Smith, Chairman, spoke few
words inreply, bu, in tone SO low rs to
re inarJjbie in tha Reporters gallery.
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RAGS.

8g1Three cents per pound will be
given for clean linen and cotton Rags
at this Printing Office.
TERMS OF THE SPECTATOR.
The Spectator is puJHsdcd, 1ceekiy By
hENroN HARPER, at IWo Dollars q
gear, II paid IN ddrmcc, or Trio Doliars
and FVy Cents, after The expiration Of
ho first sir months.
No papcr UW be discoatinucd until all
oJrcarGgcS are pail.
GSrADvEETIsEMENTs not erecting
oNE SQUARE oCpriniod m0iicr. are print
ed Hrce UcchS JoJ one doiior cach con-
hiHuoHceGfcr tccaiy-fuc cents. Lmger
advertisements IN NE same proportion.
III icttors must he 'posi paul."
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
- am EFroLrr.nNN-y .LAl.-s.

wa CINIA RFrCLUTiCNAEy CLAIMS.
Among the memorials presented this
day. Ejr ! S. Barbour OF Virginia, pre-
~crtea one from the Legislature Of Vir-
gina in 5ciotion so claims forIevolut.en-
any services and moved is reference 90
o select committee. Such o references,
bc ccntcnde', being filter, the warni-
Jude Of The principle involved beingc1u-
sidercd, than q reference 10 the commit
tee on Revolutionary Claims.
IGT. DoddTidgc ef W. gave q brief
history Of the claims which were the
subject Of the memorial, and stated it as
his firm opinion, that the Committee, to
report without impartiality, on the ques-
ton involved in the memorial, would
have to so deep into the history Of the
Confederation, as well as that of the
Funding System; and finally would have
to study well the peculiarities of Con-
gresSional legislation on revolutionary
claims.
Mr.. Barbour was in favor of Select
Committee, because ne thought the
claims in question deserved especial St
tention, and that such attention could not
NC bestowed upon them Oy any Standing
committee of the House.
Mr.. Mason Of Virginia, thought that,
since the memorial involved a question
of right between a State and the United
States, it ought to receive every atten-
ton which its character deserved. He
was inexperienced iii the business Of le-
gislation, and did not know whether a
standing or select committee would be
the better; but he was clearly ofopinion
that the memorial ought to be referred
to committee that would have time ma.
turely to consider the subject, and he
would leave it to the experienced men,
bers Of the House to decide on the ma
lure of the committee most likely to an
swer the proposed end.
The memorial was then ordered to be
referred to Select Committee of seven
members.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-01
We offer for sale,

20 aads sugar, St, croiT' Porto Rico and N
10 bTs DO Go
% boxes and Is bbls loaf surar
90 hhds West India molasses
10 do and SO bills n. .. do
$50 bags coffee, Java, Lasuiru, S.. Jago, Rio &,
st. Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown sal.
500 do do ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon do
40 tons bar iron. Swcdcs, English and American,
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and Llislcred steel
ID tons piu Ir.n
so kegs cut mails and brads, assorted
10 do wrought do
Nuvasco,ia grind stones
800 sides soa leather
Cnlfskins ard upper do
500 Buen"s Avrcs hides
% %s,5 s. $ss sSS :ss $sfG M%.ss
90 ticrces rice
" tercrs clover seed
Window glass, 10 by -. ~ 10, G ~ 9 and 0
by /, in whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun powder
CoPpcras, alum. salt pe'rc, birthstone
Plmento. pepper. ginger, indigo
Gunpowdcr, imperial and black tea
Segars, botle cork5
Sewing and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread in balls nd hanks
Bale rope and cotton bargiur
Slitcrs, soap aud candle.
Muscatcl raisius
Flax seed
-, 900 lbs bacon
eco tierces Thomason lime
SEQ brs tar
90 bbls No. G, mackarcl. prime por,;
Letter, writing, and wrapping Darcr
Cassa, pearl barley
Glass, Carihen and stone ware
Whumore's cotton and wool cards
Linscod and tanners oil
Domestic goods, shcctings, shirtiagJ
Broad cloths, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO.
Cotton yarns assorted, from the Appomattoy Cot.
ton Factory. LEWIS WE'RE &, 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-01
BALDWIN. IVES 81 Co.

HFFER for sale at their Store, in the Mansion
" House, complete assortment Of Fresh FaH
Goods, (rccevcd By tho latest imp"rtatons) consist
lug IN part Of
Black blue, olive and brown broadclotls
Drab, tecl, black and clarct mkt DO
Black, blue, dab, fawn and mkt cUssimcrcs
Plain, llaCk and assorted coorcd bomSazeits
Figured 90 90 do do.
Black French and heavy aIcrino bombazncs
Tartan plaids and cambcts, and goat HAIR canblcts
beautiful assortment of Crcassans, comprising, in
color, drabs of every shade, royal blue
Pink, garnet, crimson, scarlet, green and sky blue
coorcd Merno cloths
Black and blue black Italian ustring. scnshGw
Pongces, sup black Mandarin satlns
Black and coored Gro de- Naples
Changeabc and figured do, coIorcd Florcnccs
Canton, Mandarin and Nanliln Grapes
Black and colored French and Italian do
Hat grapes, wursted braids, every variety OF color
Black, white and coored silk braids
Gro dc Nap bonnet and belt ribbons
Gro de Nap lustrlng and tafiIta do
Black Italian Iustrlng cravats, - TO 40 inches
Do Imitation do.
DO Canton hdkfs, Sistcrsoy hdkfs.
Worslcd barragc, embroidered Grape Gro de Nap &
Thibct wool hdkis
Thbct and Mefno square shaw wis
Black white scnrlet and CRIMSON long shawls
Printed cashmere DO
Black and white silk hosiery
Black and slate worstcd do
Horse skin gloves and mltts. beaver land buckskin
gloves
Swansdown, Valencia and tuilnrt vcstngs
Pongee, flag and bandanna silk hAkfs
Irish liens and linen cambrics, lawns
Linen and cotton tapes, and superinc bobbins
Jaconct null and cambria musns
Plain and figured Swiss and book do.
Thread and gimp 0ccs, bobbinct laCcs, edgng and
footing
White and black lace veils capcs aud pelerncs
Black Genoa and colored tabby velve,s
CarppuDgs, floor cloth and balZes
White, green, red and yellow fannels
Rose 4 tn - by IA Blankets very superior
Dutfil and point blankets
"A. 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-01

TERMS -->vHtH rrIoN 90 the DulV RiCiauNp Nqiu
'y Suocnnts -, y,ar, and iora shorter period the
iaie OF gu je3r both a able IN advance When by
mail $l) year
AnvItIsN" For uuc square Of lG lines less, in
Eidcn 40 cents i'vn insertions 81 three insertions 81 IL aud
sycIy ling Insertion .yl cents
lhti.u wees, FIRST week 81 l5 every succeeding week 81
twice week. FIRST insertion Is cents every succeeding in
,-.lon 80
o"ee week, FIRST insertion rs every succeeding
r3tOn so
YIs.
Transient advertisers must pay IN advance.
The number of he noted the Ms they
III be inserted unit, ordered be stopped, and charged
;crtngly
Annual Advertisers charged so doirs for squares
Sni in that proportion for advertisements Of greater length
except Auctionee ard Lottery dealers who charged S0J
H Ire CONSTITUTIONAL WING rs published twice
week, Crucstays and Frdays0 FIVE dollars per annum
payable IN advance.
For 4dUertising75 square, less, for the first in
seIlnn, and SD cents lDr each
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-01
NOTICE.

z II. BLAMIRE takes this method Of informing
- his customers and the public ofhi+ daily cxpec-
lntion from Philadelphia Of supply of Fresh Garden
Seeds, embracing every usolu! article for n Kitchen
Garden--and can, he believes with confidence, re-
commend them genuine.
n. b. j. III. y. feels thankful to his friends and
tho public Tor their liberal patronage during The past
season. ,lrc I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-01
FALL GOODS.
HALL NELSON G. co

HALL NELSON & CO,
HAVE received and are now opening a general
IL assortment of Staple 81 Fancy Dry Goods, ofthe
atesi Notwithstanding III part, of
Black, blue, brown and olive cloths, assorted
Valencia, toiIIn"t and swansdown vcs,ings
Plain and fancy llorcniInc and marscIlles do
Supcriinc. mdd!ing and common sattinctts
striped, piad and plain lins"ys
Single aud double mIllrd Jerseys
Rose point and dutllc blankets
Snpnrhnc white and assorted iianucl5
Tartan palds and camblcls
Black and coour'd bombnzetts
French and Eng ish incrino cloths
M'rlno circasslans. assorted colours
EnglIsh ana French Jet bombazncs
n large assortment OF fancy prints and glrGhams
g-6' 81 qua Ca cambrIck and joconct nusllns
FIGURED and plain Swiss book and null ditto
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-01

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-01
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