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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-21
July IL

ZNUkoUANI 20 decIre oi ,he Superior
d Court OF Chnncefy Tor thu Lyncbburg
,rri CT. pron1unceh on the lin OF Nav, 1881
IN the case OF Bo, Va. Hanl, the undersigned
Marshal Of the said Court will sell. for cash,
on Thursday the 9Th day ofJuly. 1891 II fair,
if not the nes fair day, beiors bis flee door
in the town o. Ltnchburg. four Slaves. Squire,
John, Jesse Il Lucy, the property OF George
Boyd, OF 30 many M will SATISFY The SAID de-
cree. ia. HOLC0MBE, Marshal
pOsTPoNEMENT.
The above sale is postponed till Thursday
,,ae 2S'h day Of jaiJ. 1881
IA. HOLCOMBE,
GEORGE BOYD.
June 10 iitds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-21

.s.osrs,e effort would be made nsns winter
49, him overheard. The times are
,,fsnseiy out Of join, /" indeed.
TIT The Washington Globe :av', " 1t
,-,..b.. for The degradation of the press
No,hipr more natural. IL will continue TO do
:. a, long rs Blair, Kendall and Lewis have
,,;ns 10 do with i, albeit unused to the
blu.hing mood.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-25

,ot en- A great genius will naturally make his
,vorts corf,rmab,e to some of the great rules of
80 This is true of Shakespeare. For the prin-
c;nes of taste, which is simply the power ofjudg-
;nr of what is agreeable or disagreeable, are i'm
nIanted in greater or less.degree in the breasts
Of all men. This power, like our other faculties.
ia capable of being enlightened and improved by
reason, and by the study Of those productions OF
genius, which the universal assent OF mankind
has regarded as models Of genuine excellence
These rules then are not arbitrary, or uosuating'
but are founded in nature, and the wider writ
err departs from them, the less is his power OF al
fording pleasure. Shakespeare pleases and sub.
dues in spite of bis transgressions of the rules oil
taste, and of the rules OF art which should regulate
the dramatic poet So great has been his depar-
ture from probability, in suddenly transferring
the scene from one country to another, anu In tne
conduct of the plot. SO faulty is ne frequently
found to be in wholly disregardlng the lapse OF
time, and in bringing together numerous met
dents and underplots, which serve only to per-
pick and embarrass instead OF aiding IN the oe,
nouement Of the plot, that few believe would not
experience more unmingled pleasure m the peru
sal of Rowe's Fair Penitent, or Homes douglas,
than even Macbeth or Hamlet.
The tragedies of the Greek authors, are free
from precisely those faults in which Shakespeare
has fallen. They are remarkable for the simpli-
CITY of the plot, for their adherence to the great
rules in regard to unity oftlme, unity of space,
and unity of action which just criticism has laid
down tor the direction of the dramatic poet, and
for the purity and finish of their style. Who does
not believe that by careful study of these au-
thors, Shakespeare would have made his works
still more deserving Of the applause which the
world has bestowed upon them. Twill end tins
paper as have began it. by sentence from Ben
Jobnson g Shakespeare was indeed honest, and
of an open and free nature, had an excellent fancy
brave notions, and gentle expressions; wherein
he flowed with that facility, that sometimes it
necessary he should be stopped. His wit was in his
own power: would the rule of it had been so too.
Buthe redeemed his vices. with his virtues; there
was ever more in him to be praised than pardon
ed.'' | am the public's friend
TIMOTHY TRAVERSE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-25
RICHMOND, March %.


The whole day was Yesterday consumed IN tho
House of Delegates. on the amendment which
came from the Senate to the Staunton RAJ Road,
striking out the 29th section of the bill, refus
ing to grant the privilege of extending the road
westwardly from Stanton. After debate of
FIVE hours, the amendment OF the Senate was APP
proved, by a small Majority. The extension was
opposed principally on the ground, that the road
if constructed, would infringe the rights, and Im-
pair the interests of the James River Improve
ment, and in the same event. that the country ip-
terested, would be drawn off from the support Of
measures, necessary to the success of the James
River Improvement.
The Committee of the Senate. we understand.
met Yesterday morning on the Judiciary Bill and
agreed by majority of one. toeightecn Circuits.
with view of appointing one Judge for EACH
Mr.. Morgan read part of substitute which he
was preparing for the Bill in which tits proposed
to simplify the forms OF pleading the dis
tinctions between the forms of actions-make a
uniform system of pleading TO apply to all cases
introduce the trial by jury in all cases except
certain accounts, and certain bills of discovery
and to introduce parole evidence in all cases in
preference to dispositions. The object, we I'M
derstand is, to get at the truth of every case in
the first instance, and to render justice to the
parties at once.
IN the Senate, Mr.. Patteson proposed a resolu
ton to instruct the Committee as to the number
of Circuits and Judges. This resolution raised
a long discussion, in which very wide range was
taken by several gentlemen. Meeers. Patteson.
Mason, Dade, Cooke, Bernard, Winston, Nc
Carly, Gibson and Dromgoole, took part in the
discussion. Mr.. Edgington moved an adjourn
ment, and intimated that he would, if occasion
required it, give his reasons for the number of
Judges he preferred to day. The Senate adjourn
ed. The blank in the bill was moved to be filled
with 90, Is, 16, and l2.-UMg
Criminal Tern, of He,arico Superior Court
Fleming Jones, a free man of colour, who was at
the last term indicted of burglary and larceny,
and whose trial was then postponed, was yester-
day put on his trial, which occupied the Court
from about L o'clock till near 4, when the Jury
found the prisoner guilty of burglary. and ascer-
tanned the term of his Imprisonment in the Peni-
Tertiary house to be five years. 1t was too late
in the day to begin with any other case, and the
Court adjourned till this morning, 10 o'clock.
Witnesses have been summoned to attend this
day, as well for the Commonwealth against James
w. Marshall. as for the accused; but it is said to
be vet uncertain whether the case will be then
taken up or not. If Mr.. Gait should not be well
enough to attend. we understand it is probable a
motion will be made to postpone the trial till he
shall be able to attend Court and give his EVIL
dence on the trial.-Compiier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-25
w. RartAeman has for sale,
Oh HHDS. West India and New Orleans sugar
Oa SOOO lbs refined do

IN HHDS. West India and New Orleans sugar
~ 5000 lbs refined do
1000 lbs Java, Rio, and Cubs coffee
so hhds New Orleans and w. / molssscs
Gunpowder, imperial, young hyson, and pou
chong teas
Madeira, port, Sicily Madeira, Teneriffe, and ma.
laga wines
Cognac and Bordeaux brandy
Jamaica ana New Eng land rum, Old whiskey
Gin, mace, nutmegs, cloves, csssa
Race and ground ginger. whole ground pepper
Pimento, mustard starch, EPSON salts, glue
Tobacco, powder, shot, raisins, currants
Almonds, spermaceti, mould and dipt candles
White, brown, and Castle soap
Writing, straw and rag paper
Leiper St CARROTS snuff, indigo and fig blue
Copperss, alum, madden, salt petre
Mackcrel, coarse and fine salt
Chocolate. ropes, rice, &c. &c.
mar i6-eolm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-25
THE HOTCHPOF.

..Ana Il seeme.h thst this word hotehPot, Is in I'm
fish pudding; for ia paiding is not commonly put
one thiag alone, bt thing with other Things tose'
Their "-Litf, S 267.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-25
sugar, Whiskey and Oil.

AZ BOXES Lump Sugar
III 10 hhds proof whiskey
800 gallons summer strained Oil, Of superior quail
ity, landing and for sale by
nar25 J. & w. H. IRWIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-25

The declaration ascrbed to Mr. Calhoun, that
che would still go for General Jackson, is con-
tradicted. and doubtless upon the best grounds.
IL the statement was true, it would warrant re-
petition of the anecdote which Mr.. de la Borde
lately quoted in the French Chamber of Depu-
tics. Louis III. received deputation from the
Genoese, who said to him ''We give ourselves to
you;" and 81" answered the king, 81 give you
to the Devil" General Jackson's understand
ing you now, Sir,' is almost equivalent to Sir
Giles Overreacb's reply to Lovel in the '.New
Way to pay Old Debts"-
"Lord! thus I spit at thee
And at thy counsel. ~ National Gazette.
~aea6ee-
The following is an extract from Washing
ton letter, published in the Journal Of Commerce:
/" Little doubt remains, that Mr.. Crawford will
be run by MIR. Van Buren, as Vfce-President
with Gen. Jackson. And in the present aspect
of the canvass there is as little doubt that both
will be defeated. 1t is not improbable. that Mr..
Calhoun and his friends will create diversion
against that ticket equal to 80 votes, and per-
haps more: which if he do not get himself, will be
transferred by the circumstances of the canvass.
One thing is certain; MIR. Calhoun and his friends
are separated from Gen. Jackson and Van Bu-
rem, and can never again be reconciled.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-25

Extract from an article in the Southern -
supposed to be from the pen Of a d''''ni T..
member Of Congress, and styled BY u.
gencer the manifesto of the nulIfler''
"The session opened with message W.
President. in which. as the London Morna:
nicle very aptIy remarks, He seemeo "
to avoid giving triumph or ascendaney
principle" 1t recognized the CONSTITUTE Im~s
of the Tariff to the fullest extent. and RECON
ed in general terps, some trivial mOdI a,S,
All expectation of relief from jackson ls"iJ
ground, as soon as the message was reao ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-25

The Lady's Book.---We have rr'e,s .,
last number of this very neat and Interest,":
riodIcal published in Philadelphia. II co w.,
to support the good character we have a', !.
given it. and even promises to be Oe''e
grows older.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
FALL GOODS.
EHATL NELSON 81 CO,

6&x&110 ~ &94ASO&N a. w.
AVE received and are now opening, a general
% IL assortment of Staple ~ Fancy Dry Goods, ofthe
Attest mportation-consisting III part, of
Back, blue, brown and olive cloths, assorted
Valencia, toiInct and swansdown vestngs
Plain and fancy flOrentlne and marscilles do
Superlnc, middng and common sattinctts
Striped, plnId and plain lnseys
Single and double mlcd jerseys
Rose, point and dufle blankets
Superfne white and assorted fianncls
Tartan plads and cambels
Black and coloured bombazetts
French and English meriuo cloths
M"rlno Crcassians. assorted colours
English and French jet bombazlnes
a large assortment of fancy prints and ginghams
9-8' 81 and Cd cambrick and aconet muslins
Figured and plain Swiss, book and null ditto
Checked. striped and corded aconets
81 bordcred Swiss and jackonet cravats
Black Italian and fancy silk do
English and India flag and bandanna hdkfs.
Imitation cotton do. assorted
Black, white and scarlet merino shawls
Thlbet and cashmere do.
Worsted barcgc, Thibct and mcrino hdkis
Fancy silk, boregc and craze hdkfs and scarfs.
Rich changeablc gros dc naples silks
Elegant foulard figured DO
Black and assorted gros des lndcs
Black and chongcabo figured mandarincs
Black Italian lustrng, su cror quality
Heavy company satin and levantines
Sarsnet scnshow and florence silks, assorted
Plain black mandarin grapes
New style belt and bonnet rbbands
Lace capes pclorlnos iorcllas Of the latest style
Black and white lace wells
Laccs, cdgngs and qulllngs assorted
A and . white and black bobbinet laccs
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
Black and white, worstcd and cotton do
Ladies' and gentemen's gloves, assorted
Umbrellas Of superior quality
Fine and supcrinc ingram carpsiinrs and rugs
Irshincns, lawns and sheetings
Table diaper and damask
Brown and bcochcd Russia shocling
Scotch oznaburgs and Ticklenburgs
Heavy cotton oznaburgs
Brown and bleuchcd shirngs and shootings
Checks, paids tckings, Jeans, etc. (which, with
further supplies daily expected will be sold at the
lowest prices. oct ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
Richmond Infant School.

TINEE Board of Managers Of this Institution arc
Il enabled TO state with much satisfu clion, that
they have gagged the services Of Miss lohuscn for
mery tho instructress of similar institution in the
Borough of Norfolk Miss j. is expected daily: and
is calculated that the School will go into operation
very shortly. suitable school house has been pre-
pared, on a lot contiguous 10 the Boarding house Of
Mrs Duyal. Persons desirous Of information, can
apply to tho Rev. Stephen Taylor. Mr.. Saml.
Reeve or 10 WILL +. LEE, Prest
I-coGf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
NOTICE.

n f. BLAMIRE takes this method of informing
81 his customers and the public his daily cxpcc-
toton from Philadelphia of supply of Fresh Garden
Seeds embracing every useful article for Kitchen
Garden-and can, he believes with confidence, re-
commend them as genuine.
n. b. j. III. B. feels thankful to his friends and
tho public for their liberal patronage during the past
season. C,Tr 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
RYRON COLLlRS. IL.

IT r. ~. JENKINS Mcrino shawl, Linen, and
"a Fancy DRY Good Store, the Ladies viii find an
extensive assortment OF all the new shaped Byron
Collars, both lace and linen Also. lace chemisctts;
lace surphee chemsets; lace caps, collars, foreas,
and qungs; also, lace cuffs Of the chan,illy work. al
reduced prices. ian s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04

lEitMS-Suhs' RirrioN TO the DNrS RIcnmoNr Wuo tC
Cny Subscroers 81, year. and for shorter period, tho
rate OF 81 year, both payable in advance. When
mail SO year.
AhvtRrsN. For square OF l6 lines or less, in
taItn % cents two insertions 81; three insertions 81 IL; and
every succeeding, insertion 33i cents
Thrice week. week 81 2j; every s,cc,cdin, week 81
fwice week, insertion Is cents every succeeding in
nrrtion SO
once week, first insertion 75 cents; every succeeding
ssTtion SO cents.
All advertisements also the CONSTITUTIONAL
yHs.
ransient advertisers must IN advance
HE number of noted the Ms they
Will be inserted until ordered he stopped and charged
sor,lngy.
Annual Advertisers charged 50 dos for squares
and in that proportion for advertisements of iength
except Aooneers and Lottery Dealers who charged 500
X The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
week. Tuesdays and Frdays,) five dollars per annum
payable IN advance.
For Advertising cents square, less for the first in
seron, and 50 cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
ANIMALS and other Books.
PARIS FASHIONS.

PARIS FASHIONS.
F4NCI SILK GOODS, yMERLNO S II4 WIS, &c.
I'HE following elegant, new aud fashionable Silks,
are just received, and now opening by the sub
scriber, and for lie at reduced prices:
Rich changeable figured Llonese," silks of new and
elegant patterns
Five pieces of those rich and glossy black Ita
ian Lusrlngs, which have given so much sotlsfac-
ton to former purchasers
Black figured mandarnes, to ladies in mourning, a
desirable article
Rich lead coored figured Egyptanenne, those la
dies waiting for the article
Elegant figured and striped orentaline for evening
dresses
also:
Red, white and black merino long and square shawls
Thybet wool square shawls
Coored English rnerno cloths
Glossy white French satins
With many new and fashionable fancy Dry Goods
opening and for sale at
Il. II. JENKINS
Merino Shawl, Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store.
dec 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
.NEW BOOKS .4T Il. j S.NITTS
IHNHE SEPAR ATION=A Novel; v the

.NEW BOOKS .qTR.J SMITHS.
TENHE SEPARATION-A Novelty the Al
u thOress Of Filtration"
Free Conversation on the objectionable sin, where
IN the blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. the Final
Apostacy. and the Sin unto Death, are shown to
have been originally distinct: BY James P Wilson.
Elements of Mythology; or classical Tables Of the
Greeks and Romans: to which added some no.
tees of the Syrian, IIndoo, and scandinavian STU
perstltlons, together with those OF the American
Nations; the whole comparing Poytheism with
true Religion. For the use of Schools: BY the
Author Of american Popular Lessons"
y Treatise on Fcycr-By Southwood Smith, NJ ID.
Physician to the London Fever Hospital. Also
another supply Of
Douglas on the advancement ofSocicty, in knowledge
and Religion
licnrys Commentary. vols G vO Best Edition.
Rev Robert Halls Works-competc.
New Testament Royal vo superior edition.
Pearl Pocket Bibc--elcgant and plain.
Peter Parley's Tales Of Animals
BOnuycastles Mensuration.
Cruises Digest Of the Laws of England, on Real
Property.
SCOTS Commentary, very Iow.)
SouthCy's Life Of Nelson. Family Library Edtiou,
&c. &c. SC. ian 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
SHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY AND
Y.MN.1SIJTGI

q 7
TENHE Principal of this Institution takes the pre-
Il sent occasion to 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
that be desired in AcademiCal Institution; and
the liberal patronage of an enlightened community
is the best proof OF It's literary advantages 1t will
be opened again Monday, the Sd of January
next.
Terms from 80 to GO dollars per annum according
to the advancement of the pupil. Boardcrs can be
received in the family of the Principal for $3.50 per
annum. OLIVER a. SHAW.
dec %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
No Mistake.

NOR Judkins Ointment, prepared by Judkins Him
sey, apply TO me, first door above the Bell Ia
Eern, where large supply OF the true and genuine
dIuoie direct from him, may always be found
sai not reduce the price of this article at retail but
TO persons who may purchase sell again will sell
at such price as will be considered very liberal dis
count. II. e.. MCNAMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
Umbrellas and ombs.

ENNGLISH and American Umbrellas of superior
- quality. Also, plain and carved Tortoise shell
comps OF The latest patterns, with variety of other
goods just received by
Jan H. NELSON e. Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
THE LADY's BOOK.

THE above work Is presented to the public, and
moro particularly to the hdieS, for their patron
age. 1t may with the strictcst propricty he classcd
among the first periodicals of the day; IT embraces
wide field of entertainment every department of
literature and usefulness, and Is truly the Lqdys
Book.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
} anuary Fashions.

y uSiliOllSs
P ICH chdngeoblc and figured Lyonese and Fou-
"a lard striped silks. of new and elegant patterns
Fancy figured and striped gouzcs and grenedene
robes, of various colours
Fancy painted Gauzcs, for evening dresses
Whre. lemon, srarl"t and green worsicd barreges
tiegqnt pink and white blonde causes, and white
India satin
Rich cold French saiins
Superior black Italian utestring gro de mans mar
seIsnes, sarsncts and forences
Ladies and misses white and cO!oured long kid
gloves
Superior quality white horse-skin ditto
Embroidered and fancy cuoured silk hose
I'm extensive assortment OF all kinds OF English
thread and bobinet laces
Insertngs edgngs and footing lace
Wide and extra wide rich bobinct trimming laces
All The latest style gauze, Grape, and silk barrege
dress hundkerchcfs and scaris
Plain and figured lace chemeisejts, of various pat
terms
The above. with many new and fashionable fancy
Dry Goods, will be sold at reduced prices at
r. III. JENKINS
Merlno Shawl, Irish Linen,
IAN 20 and Fancy Dry Good Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
Further Supplies by II. J. Smith.

VIE American Almanac and Repository
uf Useful knowledge, for 1881
Halsteads new method of curing Dyspepsia
The Water Witch, Skinner of the Seas. bv
Cooper
by Mrs Parkes
Mrs. Rondoph's Virginia Housewife, fourth and
last edition.
BIckersteths Lords Supper; with an Introduction,
notes, &c. by the Rev. G.. T. Bedell,
Ditto Christian Student-which with Bickersteth's
other works. he intends to keep constantly on hand
lar Q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04
CONDITIONS.

The work will be issued in numbers the first of
every month, comprising fy-slx large octave pages,
covers Every number will contain piece of mn.
SIC copperptate engraving and at least four rood
cuts, illustrative Of Of the contents, and every
three months coiOured plate Of the latest fashions
The subscription price is three dollars per annum.
payable in advance: % per cent semi annually will be
added TO all subscriptions that remain unpaid the
expiration Of year.
Embellishments IN the January number--Phila-
dclphia fashions, handsomely cotoured, the cabinet
council, two subjects Of embroidery, calico print
works at Countrywide, Spanish dance, Cadets mon
ument at West Point, two popular English songs set
TO music, two French medals.
Subscriptions received at the Book, Stationery and
Fancy Store OF II. ID SANNAY
ian %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04

We offer for sale,
IN Hhds sugar, st. Croix, Porto Rico and y
Il ~ Orleans, part prime
35 boxes and Is bbls loaf sugar
20 hhds West India molasses
10 do and 60 bbls NJ .. do
$50 bags coffee, Java, Laguira, st. Jago, Rio &
$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
500 500 do do ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon do
40 tons bar iron, Swedes English and American
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and blistered steel
Is tons pig iron
50 kegs cut nails and brads assorted
10 do wrought do
Novascoa grind stones
500 sides soa leather
fskIns ard upper do
$50 Buenos Ayres hides
Sicily Madeira, Canary,
Fort, Scuppernong, Muscat, Wine
And dry and sweet Malaga
20 terces rice
Il terces clover seed
Window glass, 10 by l2, by 10, G by and 9
by H. IN whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun powder
Copperas, alum, salt petre, birthstone
Pimento. pepper, ginger, indigo
Gunpowder, imperial and black tea
Segars, bottle corks
Sewing and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread in balls and hanks
Bale rope and cotton bagginG
SIiters, soap and candles
Muscatc raisus
Flax seed
25 900 lbs bacon
200 tierces Thomaston lime
500 brls tar
so bbls No. 6, mackarel, prime pork
Letter, writing, and wrapping paper
Cassaa, pearl barley
Glass, earthen and stone ware
Whltimore's cotton and wool cards
Linseed and tanners oil
Domestic goods, sheetings, shrting
Broad cloths, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO,
Cotton yarns assorted, from the Apponattox Cot
ton Factory. LEWIS WEBB g. co.
WINTER LAMP OIL, Sc.
Noto Landing,
G Tierces warranted winter oil
~ Bunch ralsIns
New Orleans rum
Cheese, mould candles, &c
Also,
PIPE very old whiskey-for sale by
jan l9-3t DAVENPORT, ALLEN g co.
WINTER OIL AND CANDLES.
WINTER OIL. fresh made and warranted to
w stand the weather
Bridgeport mould candles, in boxes Of $40 each
Jan 22-4tif OTIS, DUNLOP g. Co.
Flora's Dictionary.
A Supply Of the above work Is received at the
N Book store of R d SANXAY
jan "a
COAI.-I have a few hundred bushels of fine
~ coal at 10 cents, a. VIM. Dunn's coal yard, for
SAFE JAS. WINSTON.
UMBRELLAS.
me case, containing green, brown and blue ak
~ Umbrellas made for city frade received and for
sale, ut reduced prices, at II. JENKINS
MerIno Shawl Liner and Fen-v DIV Good
nLD JAMAICA RUM.--l binds. Jamaica RuI,
- OF superior quality, years old, for sale ID
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-04

TsNHE FAMILY TEMPERANCE MEETING
d or, an illustration Of the nature, symptoms, and
danger Of Intempernnce--By the author OF sabbath
School Teachers Visits" Just published for sale by
dec so COLLINS g. Co