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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-12-09
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The following is from an address de-
hyered by Judge Story, on the opening
OF the Mount Auburn Burying Ground,
IN Cambridge, Mass. The address has
been published by Messrs. J. T. g. L.
buckingham, of Boston:
What is the grave to us, but thin
barrier, dividing Time from ETERNITY,
ana Earth from Heaven? What is it
bat the appointed place of rendezvous,
where all the travellers on ''lifc's Journey
meet for a single night of repose-
" misunderstanding and moonlcssnight
" emaket the grayeourbed, S, thenagc gone. 3"
Know we not,
-''The time draws on
W hen not single spot OF burial earth,
v neither on land, or in the spacious sea,
Eutmustgive upits long committeIdust
inyiuiatc."
Why then, should we darken with svs-
tematic caution all the avenues TO these
repositories Why should we deposit
the remains Of our friends in loa.hsome
vaults, or beneath the crypls and cells of
our churches, where the human foot il
ne.cr heard, save when the sickly taper
Lights some new guest to his appointed
apartment and '4ets fail a supernumera-
" If rgR5a4aa On + Tie u Rig2sssing procession p
portion Of earth for our gravc-yards. in
tie midst Olour cities, and heap The dead
upon each other, with a cold caicuiat;ur
-..-r =
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-12-09

DomeSt!c 1idaufactares.-It is stated
that IN the town Of Bristol, Conn. which
contains population less than two thou
sand, thirty thousand clocks of different
kinds have been made within the last
year averaging at least eight dollars
each at which rate the manufacturers Of
clocks in that small town bring in an
annual income of $40 coo. Bristol
contains two large factories for making
brass clocks, in which, about SEQ hands
are constantly employed. Between thir-
ty and forty dwelling-houses, aud one
house for public worship, have been e.
rected this year, and another house for
worship win soon be finished The
whole town is said 10 have the appear
ance OF much thrift ard industry. So
much Tor Connecticutcl clocks.
@-$C-
F2oTida Iadigo.-It is mentioned IN
the Tallahassee Floridian, that the Indi-
so plant is found in abundance on the
pine lands in thatterrtory. Itgrowsve-
ry lu2uriantiy, frequently attaining the
height Of from six TO eight feet The
tloridian suggests that the cultivating of
this plant might be found as proiilohla as
the sugar-cane OF cotton plant,
~RlSG5-
lsGshiagions Birth Hay.-The 22d
OF february next will com plete centu-
~ since the birth Of Washington.-The
Tomb of Columbus at Havana is most
splendid structure. The National Ca
zettc asks "Where is that of Washing
len, III our Republic2 In the hearts Of
his countrymen. An answer very sen
tmental, but, like most excuses, a little
deceptive. The contentious and selfish
considerations cfthe day, cause what is
a"e'--what has been solemnly pledged
: : ..43 ron aims to be forgotten, or in
uehhi'eiy postponed. TIae Heart octs
promptly when il loves or truly reYeres.'5
Tie Siamese Cqfs.-A friend of ours
from the country brought to town few
days since, one Of the most singular and
unnatural curiosties that we have ever
met with. Its cat. or cats,-we don't
know which to call it-haying one head g.
neck, connected together halfway down
the body, then branching out forming
two distinct, and, so far as they 10, per.
feet bodies. This strange animal has
eight legs, four ears, two mouths and but
one throat. The curious can have an
opportunity examining as it has been
ieit at our Office for public inspection for
q lew Gays.-Winchester Virginian.
The expense Of fuel for the City Of
~ eW- ork, is estimated at not less than
q million OF dollars per annum.
E0irh.-Iherc have been several hundred
hogs IN market this week. Sales are made
at 10 Holders are firm at this price,
n
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-12-09

sheNe,h
Your MemoriaIi7ts have b;tbar,o boo,
blessed with eontcntreni IN ,La L,,,,,,, 49,;
vacy ofdo:nes,i. retirement ,yIerr XXX. tl,,o
enjoyed peace ard security under lie Wa
institutions ci' "a f;.ac e.,,.,.1,,o,', .,,,, o
they, until now. had occasi3n fo orncaI 30
The Guardians rtha;r corntr,,, r;tt!,- ~
redress Of anv natio,al ,ri, g..,na ,yI
shared the ,,r,,s,or,t,, 80, - 80, '''.s
cd lane win fae,;ygs Of ,rra:it,'I. a. vi
Author ~ all o~ol ero, O., '.o
! dams .,,,5 ,..,,o,,,1- ~ " ''' > '''i
go az - 80 '"' hey reta n grateful
lolC , ''D'' q. ne P"'fIouc cTerh2ns otYour
Pte.I, o'A0iS ~ 'itOe' when lhe iann OF their
49, ''.o t-''c' u loFe'sn tAraidom,
-. ~ M P"'y h@'I'h were m
a. ~, ouI H.'i"74"''Chs as legislative
~ 'l.' a. '.o" eliminates your ccun-
CO. 80 80" over TIC otpTeS-
ti,ra,,ll, ,i.o.-;, - Gu" '"Ie Us S~ieiy
~ II ''io re- 10 % "I CheGu' contest
ne same WISDOM petVadc7 your deiibera-
- - III NJ NI oV' Gh,ahcipated
l;"i'-'' % system 81 Jaws uhefuhied IN the u
"ao, - ~. M l,ary code, we nave
- va ,.''. 9! 80 ~ ii'Ill'ooI' un4e.'ered Hy
| 80 ,C.'oi'' H"u our daughters I'll
''.u s'1'Io''s among Inc AoaUTeu ma
49, II 80 ','..l
-. - .'- ~ mus "'Ct cur national
fFospec'a, ana cloud dlmS the sunshine Of
.'oi"GSlc ieacs throughout our State. Our
cars nave "e"id lhe Wai.ings OF distress, and
ny ste! nous dread mingled with fearful sus
Ig'' '"!' ,NIAS ne s&cIco quiet oil our homes
J" e nave eara'' -t1chc!,' asjtwcre, "WCeu-
my 'o' "e' >nli".cS, because they arc not, "
o'i4 81 |hI'N!i C'i""ic sympathy with distant
l1, az '-li'S 10 ''oDDingS OF our
i''.'i va. DoS' ny
,..., -'i'''' o"''le'i rom ourselves that an
- ".-Y'- ~ h!ch threatens TO ouigToW
national ess.rass. - 51fness OF our
tAe land and oasis lis -,
sa:rs, shrine ,r i..r-,:.. -, pom me
over us ,s ti.,,a -,,,.,.,.a- -
gratitude. that no error j., ,,o 60, - LII
Consultations entailal fh;s o,I 80 VI a..
dre,yt}c t.;I.t. fr,.,, a.. 80, ga 70 "
Us, and Il has oraa,,..ll,, ,.;,i.i -
TAI urnlir,.e Cf orr ra,:o,,I ,,-,i nc
can no longer ren,,i, Jr,r",t -'I 49,.
the social system. but calls Iordly o.. 80
dress from tie sages Of our land We are
ice,ingly aware oftle ar,iuous dificnltioe Of
! tie case in question. ami notbipr hut tLpf,I-
lest confidence in the wisdom and nrndenro
OF our Legislative Councils. Joined IA = ca
cred trust in the God ofnations, co,,IJ indnce
us thus TO intrude on the imp9rinnf &c.
lions which engage your time and vour at
iention. We feel confident of yo,r svrna-
!ny IN al real dangers, and trust that none of
your reyersi body Will impute cur jntcrfa-
renee IN This delicate matter. TO a cuInaLIe
degree OF limidity; neither Will YOU inp1,te
10 US The eNtrayagant expectation that YOUR
utmost eNertiuns can affect an immediate re-
i"o'"i OF iha EVIL we dsplOre. We are nrc-
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dark night in the suburbs, and to save pow
der ard bali (Which would not recommend
the waste Of you might borrow halter un-
uer promise ct lis being returned after proper
use was made oft.
TIMOTHY CRABTREE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-12-09

Immigrants 10 LiBeria.-A Norfolk paper
says, that last Monday OF Tuesday. the inc
sship James tcrkius, chartered hy tie q. Ca
i'n/ali2n society, would sail from that boz
WIN aJy em'sra1is for Liberia. Upwards
o. wv OF Them were from Southampton Co.
AIS cheering 10 sec iLis work Going on.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-12-09

they do him. The shopkecper, who now
saw that the maggots were the only present
Fat had agreed for, reluctantly left the bar.
[Ediabjtrg z. Post
--sSs--
A farmer Observing his servant great
while at breakfast, said, John you make
long meal. - Master said he, a cheese OF
TINS size Is not as soon eat as you think Of!
@
Lore among the Roses. Six ladies
ofthe name Of Rose, were recently mar
RED at Portland, AIaine, in single
week.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-12-09


I1oweoco- vo,,c sr,;o ar H.
law. lust comnenci3r nTsct,.s a,' '' Sc
the southern States dst4r,oinel f., n'll -,
a Lnin his maiden s1src5 >, a, y , '.'''H
by pus the noses Of lie oIIpr c"o, ,,--
raries ont ofioint He tberef,r. ,.I a..
teered in the case Of - rcrr y,s., ~
had been guilfv Of sficI-iIr ~. .. w.
one othis ueirLbor's boos sn, .... .a ,'',0
ced his speech in f5e tallrv.;9. .-.m
ner.
"your honor The ipdge and ron,l,r,o,
ofthe iury-while Europe Is 5,I,.l.I +"
blood while classic Greece Is s,~,a.
Cling for her rights and liberties ard
tranlgIcs the unaalloUsd o',ars ri H..
bearded infdel TO dust while the c%o
sen few Of degenerate iberia are ya.r..,..
their Furnished swords in The q.s-,;@f79
Of Ebertv .--,ybiIe t,nar;na :. .,'.. ~
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-12-09
ICE UOTSF

From the New England Farmer
m. Ees5e"den.-Iou correspondent G.
whose communication was given vol Y noos
- oil the New England Farmer comniaSS,s
OF not beng able 10 keep lis ice through The
summer, and lmpuiCSjt 10 The soil on wbich
bus house is located. ! have an ice bonsa
"hi, IS Uuiit on the same kind Of soil which
ne describes say gravelly knoll. dur =
Pi' say, rom 10 II inches larger than In
tehded lhc frame. dug it about 8 feet he
low lie surface, and with The gravel. wbiCl,
e4'nG out OF 'he PIT, raised il about 3 feet
~ ~ frame was 10 feet long, S feet wide and
~ I9ct ueGP. planked il up with two inch
"oiL!ICA piahks, and filled the space on the
ou'siu1' "hlch was from 10 y inches. with
tan, ana rammed il down as fast | nIapIed -
up, ill Came 10 The top Of tbe ifronDe
then put On rahars of ioists or r ;rcLos
square, and lined them, and filed tbe 800
with tan, as tight as it could lie ramned ~
ana then singled the roof The ends vsrS
boarded UP, with door at each end. for The
con venlence OF filling the house. Nv bo,ss,
holds about six cords. J fill il with snYsTs
pieces OF ice. put nothing between tLs
layers OF ice, nor on the sides, nordo breai,
any IN pieces to hll up the spaces excen,
oFoAeh pieces that will not make oood sto,s
age nave filled the house TO Tie tor I'D.
llame then Gil the roof With shawn, - '-.
ram Them down as tight as [ can. baya
haa no difficulty in keeping my ice. and bsys
spared as much as we have used AMI 49,
often ice in the house, when we Clear l. G,r
IIeSE. think shayings are better tbsb
straw, as they will not rot SO soon Inv d.
o. mpncsf. ] go toll ice house-af snv Gn,e'ot
ihe day, when ice is wanted. NV ice bo,se.
mas no drains TO it. Under Ho plank AZ r.
bottom ] rounded out place lcnr tbwiss -
Dout a foot deep, sloping towardstbe mi}dIa
IKE an egg, cut in two lengthwise. which
I, INK Is sumcient 20 receive all the water
Chat will waste from the ice. "'"'
remain, with respect,
4our most obediont servant
"A SUBSCRIBER.
WediOrd, Octobcr2s, 1891
!" arc personally acquainted with hz
Wril@T OF Che above, who isaresyeclsblo ond
intelligent a2riculturalst in tho nei,bbon,
MOOD oil Boston. Weregret that te J;J rot
authorize us TO add bis name 10 his nsoc,i
lrtCic.-Edi1r 'N'
Lamps viii have less GisspreeabIs
'mell ifyou diPyour wick yarn IN strono
hot vinegar and dry it.
a pailful Of lyc, with piece of coo.
'eros ha''as bigasa hers egg. boiled r.
4, VIII colour q fine hankin color. which
ylii never wash out This is vtry use.
W 'or ihe Innings Of bed CULTS, comforts
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-12-09

JFwELcoME PREsrs~-A f,llovlsio-
iy called upon arespcctabiemerchani win,
quantity Of hams, which lee offered i9d,s...o
Of very cheap. But what fthcy are NH ~,
maggojs. said the cautions purchaser n
they are, why, J will give you them C1r
nothing, said The ham seller in ,he coar.c
ola few days the shopkeeper had occasion 10
cut ono Of bis bargain, when 10, as thick 'as
notes in the sunbeam, myriads of mites ma
trilicdhisvisiou The Iri3hman hay .ng been
summoned 10 refund The cash be lad So
knayishly extracted from the shopkeeper.
appeared in Court apparently ignorant of a,
ny crime. The matter being explained by
inc pursuer, be wasaskcd IS hattie had tosay in
ms defence Why, be bought The hams. INV
LORD. Bot YOU said you would give thcH
lor nothing iftherc were any marglis. And
90 moi, surc' J make bin Il present oCcvcrv
motAcrs son ofthcm, and much gooI may
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-12-09

The expense of fuel for the CITY OF
y ew- / orll, is estimated at not less than
million OF dollars per annum.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-12-09

Porh.-Therc have been several hundred
hogs IN market this week. Sales are made
at 70 Holders are firm at this price,
Lynch. Virg.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-12-09
Your most obediont servant
CfVr no e, o.. o.. -.

Medford, Octobor2s, 1891.
" are personally acquainted with n.
WTTil11r OF Che above, whoiFarespocisble an,
intelligent a2riculturalist in tho nei7bbonr
h2od oi Boston Weregret that be DID 70
aulloriIe US TO add bis name 10 his usef,
art.Cic.- Editor. ''''"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19
LEES
d; HIGHLY IMPROVED
FAMILY MEDICINES.

u DD - Anu BILIOUS FILLS, admir- ably adap' ed 10
- carry of superfluous bile, and to prevent IFS
toIo'a sccFetions. Price % and 80 cts. per box in
LEES Worm Lozenges, certain and powerful
remedy Tor destroying all kinds of worms Price 20
cents per box, in tin boxes.
LEE s Elixir certain and efcc,uol ror,odv f
81 per bottle. W. i''e
LEES Sovereign Ointment for the Itch. warran,
CD 70 cure from one application free from mercury mr.
any perDicous ingredient. Price 37I cents ner 6o,-
LEES genuine Persian Lotion, renders the ain
de!catey soft and smooth, improves the cumplexion
! Price so cts pos bottle. 'O''
LEES Essence and Extract of Mustard an ;nGI
iole remedy for sprains, bruises rheumatism numb
ness. &C. Price 8 per bottle
LEES Lip-Salve. Price so cts. per box
LEE > Nervous Cordial, or Grand Restorative =
most valuable medicine for great and general drbil
per bottle. '''o -
LEES Ague and Fever Drops, warranted 70 cure
II taken according to directions. Price rs conts NOV
bottle. ''' - 'o"'S per
LEES Indian Vegetable Specific, n certain md Of
fectual cure for venefcal and gonorhna. Price q
each, box and bottle o.
LEES Tooth Ach Drops, which rive m,no5io,o
relief. Price so cts. per bottle.
LEES Tooth Powder, which cleanscs and Lcor,i
fes the teeth. Price so cts. per bottle.
LEES Eye Water, a certain cure C,, e,ro ,,
Price so cts per buttlc. ~ Co.
LEES Anodyne Elixir, for the cure head nclcs.
ices per bottle. ''"" "''''S'
LEE y Corn Plaster, for removing md Jostrovir,
'ofns. Price so cts. per packet. For sale nv r
nov 5-Ihw III g. McNENThRA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19
Winter Goods.

DOlNT, dnfil, and fancy striped blankets
n 6-l' ID, lO-l, ll-i, l2-4, and 1874 rose do
>, some very superior, of our importation
iiares back, and dark MKT krrseys, for negro men
Dark striped linscy, for negro women
a large assortment of Gentlemen's Tartan plaid.
cambIet, and plaid cambet cloaks
DO do OF Ladies crcassian, imitation Marine,
and silk do
Red hanncls of every quality; some OF our impor-
laIion, Of very superior quality
White do do do
Low priced dark mkt sattinets
superior Oxford, steel, cadet and princes MKT do
Alarge assortment of cloths and cassimers of owe.
ry colour and quality
For sale. on very favorable terms by
+. & Il JAMES &, co.
dec l3-2lt Mako, Son,o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19
Malte-Brun School Geography.

a system OF school Geography chiefly derived
L from Matte Brun, and arranged according to
me nv monctve plan of instruction, oy S. Grswold
Goodrich: illustrated by several ndred engraynps Of
manners customs, SC of the universe. Accompa-
nied by handsome coloured atlas Of nine maps
dec 90 7, ,.c,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19

ITO Philip II. Baird and Polly his wife, WIN. II.
mccall. Benjamln Mccall, Nancy Mccall, John
Miller, adm'or Of nSojamin Johnson. deed, John
Thurman, Alfred Piryear. Jane Z. Tarnman, Leti,a
r. Thurman, John F. aruman, WIN. r. Thurman and
Robert w. Thurman.
You, not being residents Of this Commonwealth, are
required to take notice. that shall, on Monday, the
january next. at the house Of William Hughes in
the county OF Fuvanns between the hours of nine i'm
the morning and six in the evening, take the deposition
OF the said VIM. Hughes, and Thursday the Goth
January next, shall, between the same hours, ut nv
house in Hanover county. take the dispositions Of
Charles Hughes and Msrsare, Hughes-to be read as
evidence the trial Of shit now depending i'm the
Richmond Superior Cour, of Chancery, in which am
plaintiff, and you and Zachsriah McGruter in hin vn
right, and As adm'or of Elizabeth johnson, deed In
her will annexed, and the said Zacharish and Frances
mis- wife, in her right. and VIM. Thurman adn'or of
Thomas Puryesr, senr. deed, and Edmund ID. Ford
and Frances his wife, Thomas Puryean jr., VIM
Puryear, Sarah Puryear and Jane Puryear, are de-
tenaan.s. 1t fr"m any cause the said deposition should
not be commenced on the respective days aforesaid or
being commenced, not completed, they will be taken
or commenced on the next day and So from day to
day until completed, between the same hours and a,
proper. JANE PIJHyEAR
dec 6-1aw4tS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19

Chocolate, Loaf Sugar, Cheese, DC.
Receiving for safe, per Sehooners Dean Sot Tdntiry
Oh and .Minerra.
~ Cases superior Champagne wine
SO hhds sugars, Cd and Sd qualities
. do superior Antigua rum
Choice Cognac brandy
SpcrEiaccti candles
GO boxes "Jacksons" mould DO
eco do various brands do
60 boxes Bakers" flmily chocolate
hhdS very old aud superior Jamaica rum
Cut nails in casks of 100 lbs each, from Sd TO
20 penny
Cotton yaru, 30. to 10
Soal leather
Goshen cheese, large ,i1c
Fancy soupin boxes
Salt Liverpool fll'd sacks
New furniture, soias, chairs, &c.
Indigo IN ccroons
New England shad
Do behring's
dec 2S-3t DAVENPORT ALLEN G, 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19

N/IRGlNIA:At rules, holden The clerks Office of lhr
superior Of chanccry for the Richmond district the
ls day November 1890 Robert Rives plf against VIM
Gat adn'or Of Seymour Scott dec the said VIM Gillia,
aud John GIiat IN their rights WIN. g. Pendeton aud
Herbert A. Claiborne, dts.
The defendant John Ga, having entered his appear.
and given sctuy according the Of Assembly and
TIE rules OF this court aud APPEARING by satisfactory svi
that he is uhabtani o this country order
cd that the said defendant do appear here the day
the next January Tenn aud answer the bill Of the plaintiff
ihdt copy Of this order he fonhw inserted in ote ews
paper published in the city Of Richmond Tor months SIC
cessIvey, aud posted al the front door Of the CAPITOL the
sad city Il copy. Teste VS.. g. PESDLET0s, c. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19

IRISH ETNEN STORE,
TO FAMILIES AND OTHERS.
House Keeping Articles, &c. &c.
A Il r. III. JENKINS will be found the follow
4. "a ing goods of recent imporations:
Eve cases Irish and German shifting
Linens OF all prices and qualities, warranted pure
flax and grass bleach
One case Clus openedl rich double Damasl for table
co,hs-full yds 81 D yds widc-ncw patterns
"a and 81 single Damask do do
Elegant Damask burdered table cloths. from II yds
long tn 6 ydS in length--rich and elegant
\ tew dnz cheap napkins
Turkey red table covers
Brown liacn French do do
Linen cambria and linen cambria pocket hdkis
IRISH sheetings-German shec,ings &c &c
PERSONS wanting any of the above description of
'inrn goods, may be assured OF finding general as
soFteht' az me most reduced pric warranted grass
bleach and all linen, and for sale by the piece half
piece, Or yard, ut
Il. H. JENKINS
Mer'no Shawl, Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store.
dec 30
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19
BOOKS and SY.477O.N,ERY

ID OBERT l. SMITH Respectfully acou.in,s tho
- public. he has purchased from Collins & Co.
their entire stock of books stationery, &C. in the CITY
OF Richmond, and that be will continue in the store
formerly occupied by them. He hopes that the f.ci.
t'es heretofore experienced by the fre nds and
toners OF the establishment (which he thinks will not
be diHnished) will induce them 20 continue their
favors ~
The present stock is large and well assorted, and
he IS sure that the most strenuous exertons of the
House will be used to increase its value and rive
eIal satisfaction. eN b@"'
Richmond, January 1st, 1851.
ian
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19
SHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY AND


Vv\HE Principal of his Institution takes the pre.
sent occasion 10 return his warmest thanks to
the public, for the very liberal patronage which his
school has uniformly received since its establishment
Every thing within the power of individual exer.
ton has been accomplished. to render this school all
hat can De desired IN an Accidental Institution; and
tho hoeral patronage of an enlightened community
Is the best proof OF its literary advantages I, will
be opened sgain on Monday, the Sd of january
ierns from 30 to so dollars per annum. according
to the advancement Of the pupil. Boardcrs can he
received in the family of the Principal for Sl5o per
annum. OLIVER A eli "
dec 90 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19
PARIS FASHIONS.

F9NCYSiLK GOODS, .NERINO SHlWL,S. &c
'H'tiE following elegant, new aud fashionable silks.
are just received, and now opening by the sub
scrIbor, and for lie at reduced prices:
Rich chnngcablc figured 'Lionese silks of new and
elegant patterns
Five pieces more of those rich and glossy black Ital
ian Lusirings, which have given so much satIsfic
ton to former purchasers
Black hguted mandsrines, to ladies' in mourning, n
desirable article - :"
Rich lead colored figured Egyptiaacnnc 10 those la
dies waiting for the article
Elegant figured and striped orientulne, for cvcning
dresses S
also:
Hed, white and black merino long and square shawls
Thybet wool square shawls
ColoSed English merino cloths
Glossy white French saiins
With many new and fashionable fancy Dry Goods
opening and for sale at
Il III JENKINS
Merlno Shawl Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store
dec 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19

NOTICE.
II. BLAMlRE takes this rncthni Of informing
ms customers and the public OF his daily nxnoc.
,euon rom Philadelphia Of supply Of Efesi Cgr,jsn
Seeds' embracing every useful article for n Kitchen
Harden--and can, he believes with confidence. ro.
commend them az genuine IT,
~. u; -. ~. ~. feels thankful to his friends and
tho public for their liberal patronage during the nast
season. g.. P,'S'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-19
Chemistry Of the Arts.

Chemistry Of the Arts.
'HB Chemistry Of the Arts; being q
practical display of the arts and manufact1,cs.
which depend upon chemical principles, with hume
Ious cngravings; on the basis of Gray's operative
chemist adapted to the United States w,,b ,rea,i.o
on calico printing, bleaching, and other large add.
by Arthur L Porter, Late Professor of Chemistry
IN the University of Vermont-Just published, and
LOT snis oy J. H. NASH
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.usssrs! John ~ Marlborough & .4ugastns Carson.
GENTLEMEN: Please take notice that shall,
- on Thursday, the 18Th day OF January next, be
tween the hours of sunrise and sunset at the house
OF Hezeks Ford, in the county of Cumberland. pro
coed to take the dispositions of Stephen Cook and o.
TIERS to be read as evidence in a certain suit now
Penuins IN tue Superior Court of Chancery, for the
Richmond District, wherein, am plaintiff and Rich
ard Gordon, sheriff of Cumberland county, and as
such, adm'or de bons non with the will annexed, of
george Carson. Sr. decd, your elves aud others are
said dispositions shall not be completed on t6a, day
the taking of the win be continued TO the next
day, and from day to day thereafter, between the
hours OF sunrise and sunset of each day, until they
shall be finished; when and where YOU NAV attend #
you think !i,. RICIIARDA RISON bv
DEC 2-1awFT LEWIS LriTH MS ar n in fact