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Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-17
Rheumatic Li,sii,,ae3,t!

Will afford immediate relief to the patient and has !semenes been Rteaded with such extraordinary the most distressing Rheumatism in 2z hours, even when of years standing.
 This highly valuable Eminent is recommended with eoalsence founded on the cxperiencc ofmany years
 0t oaly as cure fer that excraciang disease, hut aa excellent application fnr Stiffness of the Joints N1mbnesa, Sl,rains, Chill,lains &c.
 Among mass oftesiimony in favorofthe success oi che ptepresor selects the following as presenting gem uineinstaDces of its edicncy. a5 s,.s ..r.. NeW and sMFpYisiRg cases.
 A gentleman. Mir. R. of Chnrlesiown, (who can be referred t0I has been confined 10 his bed of the tine f1r week, suffering excrucatng pain from Reumstism; afler having had recourse to the round of andoies usaily resnrled to tn this complaint, hut without benefit; aed while in this state of suffering, and no prospect of relief, Mir. Caleb Symmcs, who was his neigbor, and who lowing to the ex.raordina sy benei lae had himself experienced from its use reeommended ihe article with such confidence ne in- daeed Mr. R. io make use oft, which he did with the usual s,rcess attending its adn,insiration viz ;ne- siate sit;gation ef pain, reiief, and cure!
 Mr. shis eisy, was attacked witt, very violent Liniment ion going bed instantly relieved, and red by m0rning-5bserves he never used any thing -whiri gave isim co much and go great relief
 An old Revolutionary Officer near Boston, was s0rely afflicted for years with rheumatic complaints especially in his jnnts ani limbs, which were ire; quensly much sw0iIen,-couid ol,san only temporary edies, and had de.pared of help; when friend who had witnessed the wonderful effects of ihis Linilnent advised him make Of ii, which he did, with the snost happy effect; 1t reduced the swelling in one night. teS
 fThis article iB considered superior to every thing else, asd 10 possess such uncommOn virtues, ahas is ordered from distant parts of the countryJ
 An ageme recently writes: "PleaSe send me lur- sher supply of Jelh's Liniment the first opportunity shalt probably sell considerable quantity, il is reeamnlended by some of our physicians very highly some more of Jebb's f.inment, which has recommen- ded itself very highly" Price 50 cents bottle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-11-17
l'.I....z, -s.. NOTICE
 To Rhca.ns0t9c lssU0lads! !!

WDERSONS suffering under Rheumatic AfFectian I ere responsibility assured, that they can obtain oi the his agents safe and admirable re- tnedy for RHEUMATISM, however obstinate the disorder may be, and iR all its different stages.
 O DIR. JEBB'S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-24

plate, where the bees had been feeding.
we chased one side repeatedly, but not lnknI
'ht NM, a bee finally seized by the head ah'
zen win II TO the gTOuad II was stung repeat
ehiy bur when the ber left u. though alive, /
appeared Ia ured. a little servant girl standing
ny wondering, ! suppose, how thr connis
could interest the, killed The mo Ii with n stone.
| vi empty long neck bottle. with Little honey
a, me bottom, placed close To tie hive, at
niRht, when the bees are within door. j. u cap
lal Trap. Though bottles full may be 80 taken,
'helr number seems und,minished. | ain IN
e4hed TO suspect the odour of the honey collects
oem' anu that they cannot injure the bee IN
any olher way than by stealing his goods.
OF occasionally croppmg an egg in honey
ee1 Oncommonly Large worms are sometimes
dragged out dead Which we have supposed
TO be the moth ,-kllled us soon as It's true char
acier is developed.
was much Interested in your work
on oeeS-loaned me by my friend Mr.. Porter
Edlior OF lhe American traveller
ihaIiy' you AK me whether derive pro6i
from The culture oil bees The fact is the idea
oil proh never occurred 10 me my first aud
present OBJECT, Is TO study them.-My hive Is
now Vety large. and perfectly ful-havlng
never swafned-"beneser they exhibit indl-
chiens OF II, propose To insert another box 10
give them room In thts way hope To have
NOW eontans 4pwald, OF two hundred pnund.
aud 20 packed with beautiful fixes al pure.
WHIT comb, lnletsecled by roads and paths
mat every IN, "nncquainied with the proul,ar,
instructive habIIs ol the bee, yIewsit asa great
The additional convenience now |
contemplated, is IA glass ii ,or, Q enable mr.
10 iotk upward, with hsht at the top |
'ope lot soine insight into their out oil sIgla
,lar 4 Al.
I"e facts oi winters, have gwen J Gu the
results oI my personal observations. II | |
i"Vr been deceived you will be able 10 make
he correction. |, would give me great pleas
ne 10 add something to lhe stock ut general
relative 10 the cult, alton OF bees,
Is source ol proht, but a, present, my locality
orbids an experiment,
'e'y respectfully and obcdieot. yours
JEROME V. L. SMITH.
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& !. - y 2 ? s i'aa g.
$50 M az ( ~
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lNly OF n Itlttf VI u Jrluhlt ' - C'h'N"i ~
D. 10 Doct. Ina chr, Il ted,
q taIdniine Ground. Port o. Boston, (
Aug. 81, Jo3o.
Drsn SIR-Bythe romplladr of on trlend,
RREar .REAr PAlHE Esq. who IL destined 70
behe Amel al A,ironumer, your no e oil lhr
2s,h Jafv, came g. hand yesterday. / am Won
dering now he could abs ratt himself long
enough from the soeey oi the stars. To In'tfes'
YOU vi Il tie history al my ar'a'H'
By the nature Of your mqarl $, am lear
full YOU suupo,e me IN, lJetier acq tainted WIN
tue uatm HISTORY of the bee, ,nan really am
d more Philosophical III my lnveshgaliohs'soa"
" thr sequeI, | may deserve credit Tor
Placed, IS am, on "A smal i'ldhd, V laiah-
tine, excluded by the nature ct hospital au''gs
from all apprp cable society, have actually
been Obliged to s.eA rational eujoi ment and
happiness, IN the contempt llon Of the rue
ture aud tahits of every insect and creeping
thing that happens 10 make It's Appearance
The muinent my interest was excited, louhu
that II would never do to depend on SUCH PEE
Cau0ns suppllrs. Believing there was iilnC'
more 10 be Known OF the bee than has oee'
dist ovrTrd, aud, withai, hoping Tor supply
Of SUBJECTS purchased a hive, IN dorchester
~ the spring Oh 1921 ~ tae price oil eghl del
lrs The hive vas pine box, about n1he !"
Ches deep ana tu.Iteen Or fl cen inches II Ia
ihtuug tlt tDp VI talS OJA, was an APP ttult
perhaps two inches III diameter, oV,f winch
second box. precisely like The FIST, only sm"l
or 10y several inches, was placed. The ser' ii"
Who wth' ior them sand tgal he l'wef boz
WITH It's c,nenis, Weighed forty pounds, Aid
Nheielorr, mh, D. onnunctd 10y the seller, hn rA
Cellehi hte. Ia italn suspect II vas sma
Amgto "a, hi ily Iln b ed suffering nom IN
eNi's oil al exhausted Treasury.
itfna}s yo0 may Sro" weary oil this GelaI
'a hisl"iy III nnr hive but Ia giving YOU Il
"holr matt at unce; there ~ Ill b. no da
90 oil being sur,eted by IA future Iepruuon
lhe Sau'e s,oil. We'll, after bang placed {
e head ol "a Uarfel N tae Course oil tWo da
i"'s 90 "mentea o. era ions BY seaIcnIag .
'"e "Iaei able hale laser that had a
, "'eu' l. MAS 50 apparent hal they cou
"o' Procure tod enough, that ii plece
90 '"'ho "hs Incl with honey, Oh b.
e'rs, IN lall IN tlr lower bUA, bctMe
~" '"Pg combS and the foot The atte
~" VI Tue Island keeper, Mo WAS al the hd
"eI INT '"oNlng al them by raising I
"a MAS soo'tAc,ted 10y observing that
u'es IA tdl,ed Tue h,,izDnIRl VI, OF COZ
- an IA lled In, bt building co.ua.n
'dA uh 81 une cad oil u, $, that T.
"'te th'hied VIA Ease, to get III tue hon
""'1h, ~ III way, WAS old aud adhesive,
al 'at eosis Oh the undri SIDE. 4 lager pa
W coMb, cha gid, VIII reference II g.
"eeha"''hl s@rli ,al,mg agrrat weight,
'sa co@Ferai'e Ia. h, WIS INV tl4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-24
POETRY
.rn ruE AMERICAN SNOW BIRD.

qbs Gp9w.bird of America is remarked a.
-, o,t ,tbo lists for the obsCuIiiy which
hanes round us history. On The first APP
v,sch of winter it suddenly makes is appear
s,ee al the larn-boases, apparently driven by
the jncemency of The weather 10 court the
.oei.tv of man. Whence il comes, no one
ran tell, ADD whittier it goes (for its exit is
sadJen ~ It's entrance no one has yet been
able to discover. IL is supposed by some 10
~. in reality, another bird, only tlat its plu.
mare by some mysterious and irresistible
poseT has been suddenly and entirely changed
Ii delights 10 hover near hay- riolfs. feeding on
,he wheat which thny contan; whit, in very
bleak spathor, When the ground Is Clad WITH
universal snow, aud The air is piercngly cold
il may b. easil, attracted 10 the pariIUr win
dow by throwing forth few crumEs-ihe
,esolstion Otis lot causing il 10 70 get lis nat
ural fear u man. There is a terl,ng OF mrl4n-
choly passes across the mud, When the blrak
End dreeiy landscape, deserted by oil olher
tenants oil the air, IS only enhsened " tin the
presence OF he monrnul Sp0D- Bird. YET cy-
IN IN the biittiesi weather, he Isalnays gay
and lnel, aud the desolaIun oi The scenery !
around han seems To have B1 saddtuins effect
up0n ms cheerful hthr'.
From distant climes. which none can tel. !
In dress OF brl .ht aad chanstlul hue,
s,eel the bird hrlavvd 30 we'll,
When chlldhOou's hOuts around me flew
Sure, though The northern storms may spend
1Len fuzzy over II Id aud tree,
Ihrn blasts are welcome, ii they send
20 gay d vlsilant do thee.
care not that the laughing spring
lis tlne bird messsus,T INA. own;
II witt.r be but sure 10 Uriue
Ine onOw.bifd have always known.
How OF, in childhood's rainbow hours.
I've watched thee IT the parlour paur:
lIIdns thee (, ON the ruthless showers
Til yernai airs should bTeHtue agaiu.
Oh how my youthful Eyes would stIau,
PorSplns III the wAywaid rack
Ho" oi, I've spread the attractive grain |,
} brlns thy wandering pinioLs back Il
Yes, gentle bird ! mind the time
Ihou'st sp1rted round my window-seat 5
/, lhOus htless of evil. as OF crrmc.) I
Pleased, 1t would seem, my face 10 greet /
And feeding with confdng stay +
On tiny crumbs / threw 10 Thee - y
lwere base, 'twere cruel, 10 belrsy =
bud thai nsyer I'M lred me. 4
There 6reathss an everlasting Pnusr y
Unknown, but elt-unseen, bat heard, .
lie clothes each ire, lie tinis each flower
HIS arm protects my darling bird.
let " inter come with stormy So'ce
Lei Aoow-mreaths crow" the highest hill
He bids thee IN the Storm r"Jolce,
lie sees, protects, aud eds thee III.
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I hoped the suffice, would be lnken up undo
mote favorable ctfoumstsnCes. wt,n the lIOust
! was tull. The friends oil the bill propose I,
onrt 10 sdndfy Amendments, which
night make II acceptable To ali u rites. Il not
the gentleman from Sussex. could. afterwards
move his amen i,nenl. Ile moved To lay the bill
~ the liable.
Mr. Btodnak was pleased that the motion
mad been made, aud hored some particular day
would ba fixed Tor its consideration. lie
moved that II be taken up on Wednesday
neat.
! Mr.. Williams of Shenandoah suggested that
| the bill had better be referred to- committee
otthe whola aud made the order Of the day tor
Wednesday
MIR. Maxwell Withdraw bis motion
Mr., Eppes said the House was too much in
ne habit OF careless legislation, and allowing
olis To 90 IN until amendments could not be-
offered without the suspension ola rule lie
h"d been only desirous IN making the motion
now 10 prevent It's being engrosssd. Ha knew
the importance of III. bill, and n was ON tn.
point OF being engrO.srd, when his motion ar
rested ~ lie was wiling that IL should br
considered ON any convenient day
lhe bill was then referred to the Comtni, |
tee al tho whole House. aud made the ord, OIL
the day for Wednesday, nrnt
On motion OF Mr.. Matshnll the renort of
me 1omwittee oi tonis OF Justice. thai II is |
not esped, N To- extend the julisd,cli ION of the
Justices Of ihe Peace. was taken np.
Nj. Marshall moved Ia amend the renort NV |
str'kng out the word not, 50 us to rryers. The
decisioh of the committee, and briefly CT aimed
his views on the snbjrct.
lhe motion waste jrctcd, 81 To 81
MI. nhol'on moved 10 'e.ommt thu report
hui Withdrew his motion ~ the request OF Me-
Jackson who moved 10 lay II on the fable
Alter some bIiri remarks from M.ssrs. Mar
shan aud Jackson The motion TO lay il on the
tahle was adopted
sd. J'''"
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rSlnia Legs ature.
House OF bELEG1TEs.

SATURDAY, Jan. 10.
The JOINT order OF the day fur tho election
OF Bnsadlrr GcneIal for the 6tn Brigade.
was taken op. M. Cnlcnester nominated
WIN, I. b"tier "lfch nomination was snppoi
ted by Nj. Caldwell. Information wah then
COmninni Gated 10 the senate, aud "A mes,ape
received from that body. statIng, that thsy
had added no other TO the nomination in the
House. The roll was tben called, aud the vote
oil The House was,
For Mr. Batter, I'D
The vote oitue Senate, was, 90
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-12-15
PoETICAL.
TIE MOTHER TO HER CHILD

'h's 'AC' INK ~ HEX CHILD.
love TO gaze upon thy check
IN roscate hue, INV child;
love To mark thy quick blue eve.
30 sparkling and 80 m,ii--
To Irvine those sunny locks Of thine.
And kiss thy forehead fair,
And sec thy little hands held up
In sweet and guil-lcs. PRAYER.
Yes! bright and beautiful thou nrt.
And playful as the fa~n,
That bounds. With footsteps Iigh, rs air,
Across the dc~y lawn;
And when the day is over,
And thy pleasant ganbols done,
Thou IL calmly sink to rest, nor think
OF ills beyond that sun.
Thou dream'st no, OF 4 mothers car,s
Her anxious hopes, my boy.
Thy skies are ever clear, ia, thoughts
Arr full OF mirth and ioy;
And nestled IN parents arms,
Or vested on her knee,
Listing to oft-,oid childish tales,
What's all the y orld To thee
Moments Of thoughtlcs. innocence.
Why do We As so fast
leaving the weary heart tn feel
lAie's sweetest hour, are past
And ilinging DER the fairy land
That bloom'd, when v. were near.
With light and io,ciines., the mis-,
oi trouble, doubt, and fear.
Aye. rove, in al thine artlcssness
Along the ,criant mead,
And gather uild flowers. sprinyinc dick
Beneath thine infant ,rcad:
And take thy ell Of blameless ylec.
For sooa twill pass a~ay;
i, too, will leave INV cares awhile,
To watch thy merry play.
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MESSAGE.

from the PRrsIDINr of the United States In
both Houses Of Congress, at the comm,nec-
men' OF the First Session of the ed Congress-
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fetioIr- Cih-ens Of the !S,.naic,
and Nous of Rrnr.S,u,nk;-,.c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-11

Two Rhiiip II. Baird and Polly his wife. YIN. II.
Mccall, benjamin Mccall, Nancy Mccall, John
Miller, adm'or Of Benjamin Johnson. decd, John
Thurman, Alfred Puryear, Jane L. 1arnman, Letits
r. Thurman, John F. aruman, VIM. T. Thurman and
Robert w. Thurman.
You, not being residents of this Commonwealth, are
required to take notice. that shall, Monday, the
17h January next, ut the house of William Hughes in
the county Of Fluvanna, batween the hours of nine in
the morning and six in the evening" take the deposition
of the said YIN. Hughes, and Thursday the goth
January next, SHALL between the hours, Mt my
house in Hanover county, take the dispositions Of
Charles Hughes and Nare aret Hughes-to be read US
evidence the trial of suit now depending in the
Richmond Superior Court of Chancery, in which an,
plaintiff, and you aud Zachariah McGruder, in his
right, and adm'or of Elizabeth Johnson, decd, in
her will nnexed, and the said Zacharish and Frances
his wife, in her right, and VIM. Thurman. sdm'or Of
Thomas Puryear, senr. decd, and Edmund ID. Ford
and Frances his wife, Thomas Puryear, jr, VIM
Puryear Sara, Puryesr snd Jane Puryear, de.
PENDANTS. II from any the said position should
not be commenced the respective days aforesaid,
being commenced, not completed they will be taken
or commenced on the next day, and from day to
day until completed, between the same hours and a,
the same places-when you may attend, if you think
proper. JANE PURYEAR.
dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-11
LEES
4, HIGHLY IMPROVED
FAMILY MEDICINES.
LEES

EE s AnfI-Blllous Pills, admirably adap' ed to
e. carry off superfuous bile, and to prevent its
morbid secrctioDs Price % and so cts. per boz In
tin boxes
LEES Worm Lozenges. n certain and powerful
remedy Tor destroying all kinds of worms. Price so
cents per box, in tin boxcs
LEE ) Elixir, certain and effectuaI remedy fer
obstinate colds, CO; CHS, weak stomachs &c. Price
81 per bottle.
LEES Sovereign Ointment for the Itch warrant
ed to cure from one application free from mercury or
any pernicous ingredient. Price SO cents per box.
LEES genuine Persian Lotion, renders the skin
delcately soft and smooth, improves the complexion
Price so cts Dcr bottle.
LEES Essence and Extract of Mustard. an infal
lble remedy for sprans, bruises, rheumatism numb
ness &c. Price S. per bottle.
LEES Lip-Save. Price so cts. per box
LEE 5 Nervous Cordial or Grand Restorative. q
moot Ye!Ga5ie medicine for great and general debil
y nervous disorders loss of appetite, &c. Price 81
per bottle.
LEES Ague and Fever Drops, warranted to cure
fta ken according to directions Price rs cents per
bottle.
LEES Indian Vcgetoblc Specific, n certain and eff
lectual cure for vcnereal and gonorhna. Price 81
each. box and bottle
LEES Tooth Ach Drops. which give Immediate
relief Price SO cts. per bottle.
LEES Tooth Powder, which cleanses and bcauti
fes the teeth Price 80 cts. per bottle.
LEES Eve Water, certain cure for sore eyes.
Price so cts per bottle.
LEES Anodyne Elixir, for the cure Of head aches
ice 81 per bottle.
LEES Corn Plaster for removing and destroying
orns Price so cts. per packet For sole by
nov 3-inw II G MCNAMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-11
SHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY AND
GYMNlSTyy

rsNHE Principal of 'hls Institution takcs the pre-
n sent occasion to return his warmest thanks To
the public for the very liberal patronage which his
school has uniformly received since it's establishment
Every thing within the power of individual eXer-
ton has been accomplished. To render this school all
that can he desired in Academcal Institution; and
the liberal patronage of an enlightened community
is the best proof OF its literary advantages. II will
be opened again on Monday, the Sd of January
next
TeTms from so to GO dollars per aBnum. according
to the advancement of the pupil. Boardcrs can be
received in the family Of the Principal for 50 per
annum OLIVER. a. SHAW.
dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-11
Malte-Brun School Geography

"A System of school Geography, chiefly derived
IA from Matte Brun, and arranged according to
Inc inductive plan of instruction, by s. Grisvo,d
Goodrich illustrated by several hundred engravngs Of
manners, customs, &c. OF the universe. Accompa-
MED by handsome coIourcd atlas of nineteen me De
lest published and for sale. by
dec 80 r H. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-11

Chocolate, Loaf Sugar, Cheese, &c.
Reeering for safe, per Setooners Dean SO, 1aniip.
OH and .N,nerrd.
~ Cases superior Champai gnc wine
SO nhds sugars, Cd and Sd qualities
. do superior Antigua rum
Choice Cognac brandy
Spernacci candles
GO boxes "Jackson's' mould do
900 de- various brands do
co boxes Bakers" family chocolate
hhds very old aud superior Jamaica rum
Cut nails, in casks of 100 lbs each, from Sd TO
90 penny
Cotton yaru, No. to 10
Soal leather
Goshen cheese, large size
Fancy soap in boxes
Salt, Liverpool filed sacks
New furniture, sofas, chairs, &c.
Indigo IN ccroons
New England shad
DO behring's
dec cast DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-11

NyIRGINlA-At rules holden tho clerks ,tce nj the
superior OF chamcey for the Rrhnond district, the
=, day nf November, 1880: Robert 0ss nf ,gains, y,n
Glia' sdn'o Of Seymo9. Scott dec the SAID Sm Gilliat
end Jr'n Gniia ~. IIer rights VIM g Pendeion aud
heIneTt Claiborne, dts.
ne defendant John Glat having entered his appear.
ance and given security according the Of Assembly and
the rules Of court, apd appearing by satisfactory evi
encp that he not this country: II order
d. defendant do appear here the 10Th day Of
January and Tho bill { the plaintiff and
that a copv nf Tins order louhw inserted
paper published the city of Richmond TOR months
tpsvey rested the front door Of the capitol in the
said city A copy. Tesc, WH. 6. PGSDLfJGy C. C..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-11

.Nessrs John ~. .ur.Morough 8, .4ugnstuS Carson.
~ ENTLEMEN: Please take notice that shall,
~ on Thursday, the l3,h day Of January next, be
tween the hours of sunrise and sunset. at the house
OF llrzese Ford IN the county Of Cumberland. pro
coed to take the dispositions Of Stephen Cook and
thers. TO be read evidence in n certain suit now
bending IN the Superior Court of Chancery, for the
Richmond District, wherein, I am plaintiff and Rich
ard Gordon, sheriff of Cumberland county, and as
such, admor dc bons with the will annexed, of
George Carson. Sr. decd yourselves and others
said dispositions shall not be completed on that day
the taking of the will be- continued the neM
day, and from day to day thereafter, between the
hours OF sunrise and Of each day. until they
shall be finished; when and where you may attend If
you think f.. RICHARD A RISON. by
dec 2-lawI* LEWIS LEATH, his AR in fact
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-11
PARIS FASHIONS.


F4NCYSILK GOODS, .NERLNO SH.4Y Ills &c
'1'liE following elegant new aud fashiona bic Silks,
are just received, and now opening by the rub
scriber, and for lie n; reduced prices:
lch changoable figured LIonese" silks of new and
elega patterns
Pve pieces more of those rich and glossy black Ita-
ian Lustrings, which have given so much satlsfac-
tion to former purchasers
Black figured mandarncs, to ladies in mourning a
desirable article
Rich lead colored figured Egyptianenne to those la
dies waiting for the article
Elegant figured and striped oricrtalinc, for evening
dresses
also:
Red, white md black merno long and square shawls
Thvbet wool square shawls
Colored English rnerino cloths
Glossy white French satiins
With many new and fashionable fancy Dry Goods.
opening and for sale at
Mcrino Shawl. Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store
dec 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-11
Chemistry Of the Arts.

CDVH7IoUTJ =.
'ENilE Chemistry of the Arts; being a
practical display. oG';i1e arts and manufncr,,es.
which eePead upon chemical principles, with hume
?3Gs engravings: the basis Of Grows operative
chemist, adapted to the United States; with rreaises
on calico printing, bleaching, and other large addi-
tons.
By Arthur l.. Porter, Late Professor OF Chemistry.
in the University of Vermont.--Iust published nd
for sale by J. II. NASH