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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-08
POETRY.
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s.sTERN WINTER Is COMING"

s.sTERN WINTER is COMING"
Stern winter is coning--his menaces hear.
They breathe in the gale, and be,oken him near-
He comes from his den from the dark dreary north,
Whence he brings al his stormy artillery forth:
He will pour on the hill on the plain, and the vale,
The snow and the sleet, and the rain and the hail,
The streams at his bidding stand silent and still,
And he bushes the voice of tho murmuring i
Ere long will the broad neecy mantle Of white,
Envelope the scenes of the summers delight,
The tree will grow hoary beneath its thick shower,
And over the hamlet and over the bower,
II will spread the pale livery whirh tells that the
reign
OF that tyrant, old winter, approaches ngaln.
With the bush where the roses that blossoned in
Blushed deep in the gaze of the sun beam at noon,
The frost with its magical fingers will play,
And an icice hang on each glitierng spray,
Yetthough sullen and cheeress the surface Of earth
Still the heart has its sources of innocent ninth;
The music that peals from the merry sleigh hell
OF hsalthfuI and cleeiul enjoyment may tell
The 6reside gathers its circle around
Where the fondest endearments Of life may bs
found.
And the festival board, with its plentiful cheer,
Enivens the gloom on the face of the year,
All let us remember. while round il we press,
How many are pnns in want and distress,
Scarce sheltered from winters rude biasts by tn.
hut
Which knoweth chill povery's merci'ess lot;
And while we give thanks to the God We adore
For His blessings, still let us "Remember tn,
Poor"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-08
From the american .Nonthly ynagazias.
THE OHIO.


THE OHIO.
The moonlight sleeps upon thy shores,
Fair river Of the west!
And the soft sound Of dipping oars
Just breaks thy evening rest
Full many bark its silver path
Is tracing o'er thy tide;
And list the sound of sony and laugh.
Floats onward. where they glide.
They're from light hearts, those sounds so gay,
Whose home and hopes are here,
But one, whose home Is far away,
Their music fails to cheer
The woods Of Indiana frown
Along the distant shore,
And send their deep, black shadows down
Upon tn" CLASSY floor;
Many tree is bI oning there
Wld-fowers o 'erspread the ground,
And thousand vines Of foliage rare
The trunks are wreathed around
But though the summer robe is gay
On every hill and tree,
The gray woods rising Ear away,
Are fairer still to me.
Yon cloudless moon tonight looks down
Upon no lovelier sight,
Than the river winding proudly on
Yet beautiful, in might;
Onward still to the mighty west
Where the prairie wastes unfold,
Where the Indian chieftain went to rest
As his last war-signal rolled.
No-never arched the blue skies Ger
A wave more fair and free
But the stream around my mothers door,
Is dearer far to me.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-08
WOMAN'S HEART.

There is nothing under heaven so delicious as
the possession of pure, and fresh, immutable afIec-
tions. The most felicitous moment of mans life !;
the extatc Of all his emotions and sympathies, is
that in which he receives an avOwal Of affection
from the idol Of his heart. The springs of feeling
when in their youthful purity, are fountains Of un-
sealed and gushing tenderness. The spell that
once draws them forth, is the mystic light Of fu-
,ure years, and undying memory. Nothing in
life is 30 pure and devoted, as woman's love. 1t
matters not whether it be for husband, or child,
or sister, or brother-it is the pure unquench-
able flame; the same constant and immaculate
glow Of feeling, whose undeniabe touch-stone is
tried. DO but give her one token Of love, one
kind word, or one gentle look, even If it be amid
desolntion and death, the feelings Of that faithful
heart will gush forth as torrent, in despite Of
earthly bond or mercenary te.-More priceless
than the gems Of Golconda, is the Female Heart,
and more devoted than the Idolatry Of Mecca, is
woman's love. There is no sordn views qualify
ing .elf-defence in the feeIng-it is principle
and characteristic Of her nature-a faculty and in
fatuation which absorbs and concentrates all the
fervor Of her soul-and all the depths Of her bo-
som. | would rather be the idol Of one unsullied
and unpractised heart, than the monarch Of en-
pires. ] would rather possess the immaculate and
impassioned devotion Of one high-souled and en-
thusiastic female, than the sycophan;ic fawnng of
millions Mrs. Borney's Magazine.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-08
NEW md CHEAP
q MFALL GOODS.
ExywwWmM&W October 20fh, 1881.
M BY steamboat Benjamin Franklin,
FROM NEW-YO RK.
e. w. LAWTON,

E. w. LAWTON,
HAS now open, and ready for sale. an unusu-
u ally large and complete assortment Of
.N'EW IND FaSIUON:qBLE GOODS.
Adapted to the present and approaching
season, among them are
German s. French Merino CLOTHS,
superior quality; English Merinos, and
Mcrino circassians, of almost every col
our and shade.
Rich fgur'd ribbons,
One carton scarlet Merino shawls,
Scarlet, white and black Thibet wool
hhdkt's., and shawls,
Ladies random cotton and worsted ho-
siery,
100 pieces calicoes and chintzcs,
so do. brondcloths, different colours,
from 81 so to 81 80 per yard,
Carlton Pilot cloth,
Parliamentary duflils,
Blue, mixed and drab Devonshire ker-
seys,
Dark blue, Oxford and steel mixed sat
tinetts, from 10 cts. to 81 90 per yard.
10 Bales bleached and unbleached
cottons,
A handsome new style Of carpcting,
yard wide, at IS cents; super carpeting,
from 81 TO ,33,
500 dozen tapes, very cheap.
sFConstant additions are receiving
from New-York and Boston, to keep al
all times complete assortment, which
will be sold on as good terms in all re-
spccts, as can be had elsewhere.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-08
DRY GOODS.

NA received on consignment, and
offers for sale very low for cash,
or short credit, black, blue, olive and
mixed broadcloths; sattinetts; woollen
blankets; fannels; sheetings and shirt
ings; cotton and linen threads; suspen-
ders; coat and vest buttons.
Nov. 10.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-08
TAX FOR 1881.

At Town Meeting holden June Z, 1881, at the
State House in Newport,
NOTED, That the Collector Of taxes he. and
he is hereby authorized to allow one half Of
one per cent per month, to all those who may pay
the full amount Of their taxes previous TO the LIST of
April. 1882, to commence at the time the tax
shall be assessed and ready for payment, under
the regulations that have been or may be passed
at this meeting: No allowance to be made in the
estimation Of interest for the odd days. .4lso
ted, that the laws governing the collection of tax-
es be strictly enforced against all those who shall
neglect the payment Of their taxes within the time
specified. true copy: witness,
B. Is. ROWLAND, To,Dn elk.
III OTICE.--Thc subscriber, Collector Of the
~ TOWN TAX voted in June last, hereby
gives notice, that he has commenced the collect
ing of said tax, and respectfully requests all those
indebted to pay the same without delay, at No. 9,
Market square. JOSEPH MARTIN.
Newport, Oct. 90, 1881.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-08
ACCOUNT BOOK
MANUFACTORY.
StDm of tDe 1eger,
No. %, Market Street.

R OOKS OF every description for Merchants
- and Banks, made Of the best materials and
warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Paper ruled to pattern, free from broken lines
Boox-BINDING generally, executed at short
notice, and moderate prices.
IL any recommendation Of the subscribers
work is wanted, it may be inferred from the fact
that more books Of his manufacture have been
sold during the last eight years, than has been
made by any other person in this town, and that
his work is now used by more than half the
Banks in Providence; and by great proportion
Of the Banks in the vicinity.
Ststioners who do not make their own Goolss
will find this establishment to offer Books for
quality and price equal TO any in the Union.
Writing Books Of superior quality, constantly
on hand.
.EJS Orders are respectfully solicited.
THOMAS DOYLE.
Poyidence, II. ]. June lo,ls3i. IT, l5-iry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-12-08
JAMES HAMMOND,

HAS FOR SALE
Thibet wool cloths,
French merno cloths,
Coloured sattins for cloaks,
English merino & circassian,
Goats hair & wOrsted camblet,
English and American fannels,
Canton cotton hannels, new and ap-
proved article;
Merino and Thibet shawls,
Warsaw and Adelaide shawls,
Elegant fancy his.
Superior blk. silk velvet, soft, for capes !;
Green worsted barage,
Barage lace and gauze wells;
Rich winter prints,
Elegant French calico,
Double corded skirts,
Fashionable winter Ribbons,
Elegant velvet silk belt ribbons;
Real Mattioni Italian lustrings,
Gro de Naples and gro de Berlin
heavy black silks,
Rich fancy coloured silks for dresses,
Merino and English black bomba-
zines;
Random worsted hose and J hose,
Mems and womcn's gloves, first quail
ity,
Figured and plain bookings or floor
cloths,
Bandanna and flag silk hfs.
Linen and linen cambria hfs.
American cotton tableing,
Russia Damask,
Russia and birds eye diaper.
Nov. 9, 1881.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07

On motion of Mr.. Gibson, leave was given to bring
"a oiI amending the several acts concerning the Lit
We Rive. Turnpike, &C.
tne IN to grant pension to John Baskerville, IN
wing oeen read first time, (he having been woun
ueu or disabled discussion ensned npo the princi.
g'saiure in such cases. when the applicant had M,
oeen wounded or disabled. in which hessrs Gilmer
81 titan. Campbell Of Bedford, Yancey, Green, Rves
=, Seorge. and Williams OF Shenaudos engaged
noay, the bill was rejected by large majority thus
aecH'ng that pensions shall not be granted excep,
WIN the applicant has been wounded
on motion OF Mr.. Dyer, the Committee of Roads
were instructed to enquire into the expedency Of
cooperating company to construct a Turnpike from
Danvi'ie, in Phtsyivania, By way of Henry Court
rouse, to Evanshan in the county Of wythe.
On motion of Mr.. Castieman,
The House adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07

" Will be seen by the following Correspondents @,
nut the rfoprctors OF the Rhnoceros have gencr-
tonsy rendered the receipts of to-day for the relief of
the suffering Po,r Of our city. We trust that the
truly Charitable object to which The receipts on this
OCCASION arc to be applied joined to the curiosity SO
natural. to see 80 rare and wonderful an animal will
'ndane our citizens generally to visit it, MANY La-
dies have been to sec the Rhnocrros, and " hone
many more will visit it to day.
RICHMOND, Fee. 5, 1881.
B"BERr GREENHnw. Esq
President Of The Overseers of The Pour
SIa: l am authorized by the Proorietors of tho
hn'hoceros' to say 10 you, that with the view of con-
lrouting to the relief of the suffering Poor of this cv
VINO are at this nclement season, destitute of the
cheerfuly exhibit the Ri noceros ON Monday for their
oenehe Respectfully,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07

"a
duccd. p'S''''e '"''o-
f:r'ormanco 10 commence with Grand Tranpolpe
oy MIR Hess, wis will throw su,nmerset over oar.
eers canvass great number of horses ard l,s,Iv
over a kis of soldiers, with fxed bayouets.
After which complete trial of SIN bv tho vyho,.
Company. Clown. Cullen
Slack Rope Vanlting by Mr.. Buckley. In adJi.
'ion To his former iruts, he will leap through balloon
on h'e. And secondly, through balloon; and while
passing through take the Clowns eldest son on, hy
the leg. 81" o'' ~
Slack Wire, by Mr.. Blackburn.
mr.: MT Bacon, will perform his Arduous Feat Of
Riding on his head at Full Speed.
mr.. harrington Twill for the second time in Rich
mono roe upon the backs ofs Men. And conclud.
with forming Pyramid of Five ubon two Hoe
Coal Black Rose on horseback.
Iiorsemanshp by Mr.. Harrington on one horse
Pun Vaui;ing by the whole Troop Clown, Cullen
MT Hess, Will throw Astonishing Summer.e,
rom 'he Boxes; feat attempted by any other
Comic Song, by SIR. Blackburn. Soog. Tho W.
'ermon, by Young Myer.
The Evenings Entertainment To conclude w;,b :,
view Ballet, IN which there will be n y.rietv of
i,anc,ng, by MIR. and Mrs. Buckley, and tho res, of
the Company. "
" Tickets to be had at the Box Office. and 81,
MIR. G. Becks Contact ionary Store. Roy and p;,
50 cents: Children half price Cooured norsoos
25 cents F'''o"'
! IL No money received a, the door
" Box Plan will be kept OF Mr.. Beck's wber.
seats can be secured for the first row Durinp tn.
repair.
u Stoves are provided, and will BE- well attended,
to- so rs TO render the audience comfort able
- Doors to open at e, and Performance TO CON-
mcnce at O'Clock. fch ~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07

at his residence in Louisa county, tho Gree.
Pg on 'he 3o,h January, of Typhus fever WIN Morris
CsP aged about 81 numerous family and wide circle OF
friends depoe an even, equally unexpected aud
acuvc, sagacou' and upright citizen. exemplary and
me man could scarcely have died whose los would be
family and friends = 80 ''eu'a'e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
NOW GRINDING
Griswold's Patent Concape Grist MIL. u

GriSuotd's Patent Concave Grist Mi. NTH
Granite Stones.
M ESSRS EXALLS, Machinisrs Of Richmond
1HA having model of this MIL at their workshop.
near The Circus. and being authorized will contract
10 ouiia Mills upon this improved principle to grind
a., so,ts OIL graz Mt one oper' ton. The superior
advanag oi this Mill, vii appear obvious from e
cheapneSs' durability. usefulness, and simplicity of
construction. -
Mills GU this plan will cost f. ON $50 10 $500. lex
elusive ~ The Right Se5 and will grind from 90 TO
so bushels per day by hand borse water, or steam
power. GEORGE W HOwApO
Agent foT the Patentee, at the Bell Tavern.
feb I'D IF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07

For Norfolk.
@ The Schooner INVINCIDORE.
TA Capt. PiTMAN, will take what freight
A#lENM may Offer for the above port, and sail
immediately hereafter For informa-
tlon, apply to the Captain on board. or to
feb7 JAMES WINSTON
M lSSiNG--A Hind. OF Cmna. supposed 10 have
1VE heen SHIPPED from New York last Angus, or
september probably marked IS" Any information
concerning 1t, will be thankfully received BY
feb TIT HOLT 4, ROSS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
w. RAMSAY.
RICHMOND, Enu. S. 1891.
w. RAMSAY. ESQ.

w. RAMSAY. Esq.
Sir; In the name of our City Poor, not only most
gratefully and willingly accept the proffer made bv
the fr"pretors of the Rhinoceros, through YOU. TO
exhibit on Monday for the benefit of our sufcrinp
foor but as Superintendent OF the Body whose duty
II Is TO administer TO their wants. am bound to return
you and tho Proprietors of the Rhinoeeros their
'hanks- Respectfully,
Il. GREENuOW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
No Mistake.

ENOE Judsins Ointment, prepared by Judkins him
@y apply To me, fast door above The Bell Ia
vcrn, where large supply OF the true and genuine
article, direct from him, may always be found. |
shall not reduce the price ofih!s article at retail bu
10 persons who may purchase 10 sell again. will sell
at such price viii be considered very liberal dis
count. ~. e. Nc'NEyARA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
FoR WutG
To lie Rev. Clergy Of evcry Denomiiation or Nh
Gin nj RIobn,onI


Gentlemen Permit me To- suggest TO your human.
consideration. an dea dictated 90 me by the extreme
severity Of this winter aud which in my humble
opinion, accords with your immediate caliing-that
idea is--each Of you 10 have collection made in
your respective Churches for the benefit Of the su
fering poor OF this cryand to place the amount in
che hands Of our worthy Mayor Mr.. Tate, to b. Ivy
him transferred to the ovcrSGers Of tho poor, as hoy
arc better acquainted with the manner in which the
same may be appropriated. Collections have .bccn
frequently taken up IN the Churches of this civ for
various Objects, but not IN any instance OF n more
charitable occasion thnn The present. The Members
OF the Common Hall and several private ctizors
have humaney contributed 10 the same ebicct-and
feel confident that # you gentlemen, should lend
your aid, Individually trivial to the members Of
yonr different congregational could, aud willingly
would be rased sufficient to alleviate their present
misery. aud make them comfortable the balance n
the winter. Reverend Gentlemen,
Yours, very respectfully,
REMEMBER THE POOR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
PARIs FASHIONS.

F9NCY SILK GOODS, .HEREyVO STT.4WLS, &c.
'H'HE following elegant, aud fashionable Silks
are just received and now opening by the sub,
scriber, and for s lie at reduced prices;
Rich changcable figured "LIonese," silks, of new and
elegant patterns
Five pieces of those rich and glossy black Ital
ian Lustrings, which have given so much sat,sfsc-
ton to former purchasers
Black figured mandoriues, to ladies' in mourning, a
desirable article
Rich lead colorcd figured Egypianouur, TO those Ia.
dies waiting for the article
Elegant figured and striped oricn,alipc f,r cycpIno
dresses
,fLSO,
Red, white and black merno long aud square .h1wls
Thybct wool square shawls
Colorcd English Inerino cloths
Glossy white French sOtins
Wi mony new and fashorahr fsary Dry Goods
spening and fr sale ut
n. II JENKINS
Mcfiro Shawl. Liuon end Fancy Dry Good Siose
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
SHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY AND


IkNUE Principal of this Institution takes the pre-
- sent occasion 70 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 excr.
ton has been accomplished to render this school all
that con be desired in Academcal Institution; and
tho liberal patronage of on. enlightened community
Is the best proof OF its literary advantages Il will
be opened again OF Monday, tho Sd Of January
next
Terms from 80 to 60 dollars per aunum, according
to tic advancement Of the pupil Boardcrs can be
received the family Of the Principal for 50 per
annum. OLIVER. A. SHAW.
dec %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
COMMERCIAL.

Latest Date from London, direct, D.cer,h., 10
Latest Date from Liverpool. do Decembe, O
via London, December 49,
D''@ """i haWe, oHeci November 80
via London, Dece,n.er 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07

p.,, Nav Yoax, Feb !.
by the Sovereign from London we have accounts a. late
me i9h nt and from tn appearance things on Change
Yesterday II seems that the complexion these adyces no,
lhed-ther effect been produce general jullness
lh,s may be chiefly Attributed think
larly in France An house in Paris Mes,s TbuIe e.
mas stopped payment, for at eas, four millions
ne operations 81 late years, have been entirely confined
the public funds Other failures known by letters from
London have taken place in France and the
sagnaon IN shipments TO that county, and a the
customary demand for drafts Paris ICour & Emo
~ . NEw Yorx, Feb l-2 p NJ
The News MARKEr-The news published ves,er
day, hasproduced rather on 1or ard
cotton. Flour is 2Aa2i cts lower.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07

From Commercial Letter
LONDON Dec 1.-the Grain aud Flour make, remains
MIN American Flour, in bond, ala32s per br
announcer Letter, LONDON Dee 10
our market no material variation have place during
e as' week Cotton depressed, and will likely
SO Tor some time to come and lower prices will
Coonias remain heavy The Grain and Flour market sta.
onary out as the stock both in this country CONT
nent are SO light shall require large supplies your side
during spring and summer but net sxp.c, much
in prices for some time come
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07

d ihe news by the Sovereign has somewh hat de-
pressed the price Of Flour here and TO the North.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07

letter dated New Of,saus Dec H. say. Thcra uss co,
siderable excitement in Flour market on the 18Th Inn, \,
has subsidized and 81 so will the price again The
stock here and coming down is very large"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
TAN BARK HALL
TERPSICHORE HALL.

ERGSICllOKE HALL.
MR. BOSSIEUX respectfully informs his Sub
I'VE scribers to the Assembly Ball, that tue third
party will take place Tuesday Evening next, the
8th, to which members OF the Legislature and non.
frsdents to be admitted by paying So so cents.
The masegcre. EbT-.ct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07

NORFOLK: Feb. Add sciIr Comet laiterc DAYS from,
Charleston bound to RCnOnd, put land merchandZe
In Hampton Roads brig Swifsue Sands ~ York bouud
~ James River
Sailed, Br brig Eralo, Mssup, for Jamaica.
FEB Brig Pocket Hoves, a. days fon Gibraltar 10 the
Capes bound to Baltimore anchored Hampton Roads las,
n,h
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
Umbrellas and Combs.

ENGLISH ard American Umbrellas, of superior
- quality. Aiso plain and carved Tortoise shell
combs Of the latest patterns, with variety of other
goods, Just received by
inn III. NELSON q co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
"ar6trr NeSo8.
PORT OF RICHMOND
ARRIVED,


Schr Exit, Howell, from New York, with sundries
TO Daven ort, Allen s. Co., G Mitchell, Otis Dun
lop 81 CO., John K Tripleit, Workman 81 McGruder
BALDWIN Ives g. co., Il ii Mitchell, nj Myers ] A
Myers, Myers, ir &, r Fl jenkins, w MITCHELL ir.
Z Ellis, Wooisey. J III Nash, K Smith. Poore,
Duney q Buckley, q Schermcrhorn. Hiard ]
II Peitus, Lancaster 81 DENLY, G w Chapman, ]
w Beers, ID Undertake, Gray, r Arms ronp L
Webb q CO, w Peamont, N Sirstton, Raymond g.
Brothers, Thompson, Rogers and Harrison, L. w
Stewart, w g. ] c Crane, Van Lew & co., A
Digby, Lncke & S ger. S Hsyes, Hall g. Moore
Beers Pondexter, and apples, cider, and beer, to
master
Sloop Cherub Burke, from Norfolk, with cora and
tar, to P Haxall g. CO.
Lighter Cato, - from Pctcrsburrb with to
bacco
Steamboat John Morris, Hubbard, from Norfolk
with whiskey, to John K Triplett
- Il is expected that the Steamboat Jas Gibbon,
vii! tow up some more of the vessels below TO. day.
n The sohr Hornet, Capt. Gould, for n York. il
expected to sail to- day.
The Farhe!d, Coffin, Tor N York, is ready to haul
out OF the Dock, as soon the ice breaks up.
The following vessels will be ready to sail by
Tuesday morning. IT the weather continues clear
There is now however, every prospect of snow or
rain.
Schrs Sea Gull and Gen De Kalb. for Phadel-
ph"; brig Carroll. for Boston; schr Chariot: for New
York; and schr Mary, for Savannah They are all
out of the Dock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
Extensive Sale of Law Books

eesd.y Evening 9th inst. comprising very gene.
'.so'.ment ot most OF the Standard Works now in
uIs together with q few copies Of very scarce and
washable h'scellaneous Books-Ca,siogues will be
ready ON Monday, d. A. co ane,
feb ~ 50 W. hucls-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
CIRCUS.
For the Benefit of Mrs. BUCKLEY
THIS EVENINGS Feb ,

-, IIIIo EVENING, Feb z.
On which occasion the whole force of the Gonna
ny WIZ be engaged; and ali novelty possible intro
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07

Ine northern Mail due on Friday, arrived yes.
'efdoy' Those due on Saturday end yesterday, have
not come yet.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-07
MAPS OF VIRGINIA

A Few of the very large Maps OF Virginia. also
some OF the smaA size ION Rollers) published by
authority ofthe State. from the survey of H. Boye. 4
engraved by Tanner received and for rale consider
ably under the regular prices, by J. II. NASH
feb Z