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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-26

4 AQUELlN +. TAYLOR Will re ccive. by
e1 the ships Julian, Anacreon, and orher
opportunities from London and liverpool direct
to James River, large supply OF fall 4 nd winter
Goods, Which, having been selected with great
care, tor the Richmond trade, he will be prepa-
red to sell on such favorable conditions, that he
invites purchasers to his stock. in the hone OF
being able to furnish them on as good terms rs
they can be had IN this country. In his assert
ment will be found
White, grey and MKT napt cottons
Mkt, grey, blue, green and red plains
Rose, point, striped, dutfill and army blankets
Drab and olive tearnaughts and fushings
White. red, green, yellow and blk 1annels
Green and red bookings and bai1cs
D'ble mlilcd drab. mkt and other cloths
SIpertne blue, blk, brown, olive and mulberry
cloths
Do blue, blk, drab and MKT cassimcrcs
Valencia, swansdCwn, toilanct and velvet
vesIlngs
Bombazets, marino Circassians and rattinets
Crimson. lemon and blue rich moreen and
damask
Callcocs, ginghams. cambricks and iackonets
Worsted, lambs wool, cotton-and silk hosiery
Oznaburgs, rlcklcnburgs and buraps
IRISH linens, lawns, shectngs and diapers
On consignment, 90 bales Scotch, Venetian
klddermlnser, double ply and Brussels carpet
mgs and rugs, which he is authorized to sell as
low as in any market in the United States.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-26

100000 w WA An. rd;5o on s.l loan
VIII be given On some of the most valuable pro-
pcr,y in Virginia, rs miles tEcm Eichn.3nd CT
" Interest payable annually in Richmond -
Apply to George p. Crump. Richmond, or Will
ham Burnley, near New Kent Court House
sep I-l-2aw4L
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-26
FOR CHARTER.

lAH The copper fastened, and coppered
,IL1S4LS Ship ENVOY, AcKERMAX, Muster
lS5IdT1lYS will convey about 500 hhds tobacco-
GEs5IElizzzs Apply to CI1AS. PALMER.
sep 26-6t if
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-26
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,tnt Ne.ng III the naignbornood of Stcvcnsville.
ring q Queen countv, containing about 500 u
G'es' large portion OF which is excellent inca
dow laad, we'll reclaimed. Upon this tract Of
land, there Is j large and convenient dwelling
house, with every necessary out house, all ct
witch and the plantation generally, are in rood
order. Any person wishing to purchase Land.
would do vel! to view this. The terms of sale
VIII be accommodating, ard made kno wn on tie
day Il sale. It The same time and place, viii
'e S"iH on credit Of twelve months, all the
personal estate left By a. G.. Browne, to his wi
dow, during her lie, consisting Of horses, cattle,
sheep ana logs a carriage aud double gig, n
parcc, excellent household and kitchen turni urc
and plantation tools, &c &c
Ihe purchaser VIII be required to give bonds
and approved security, Tor all sums above five
dollars; Tor THAI su'u md under, cash will be re
CURED hny person wishing TO view he land,
can he showu If on application to Tho's Il. Evaus.
at S;Cvcnsvo. ::
c. B. FLEET, Ex'r of
Andre" 9. Brownc decd.
Il,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-26
TREE-HILIl RACES

WILL commence the first Tuesday i'll Dc
w tobcr next.
FIRST DAY-a swceps;aKc--iwo mile hcats--
entrance S20O-half torteit--G subscribers:
|. Jas. J. Harrison enters produce Of Polly Cobs
BY Arab.
,. Otwoy Hare enters produce of John 8. a
miss mare Fiir;iiia, by Archie.
3. Jas. NJ Seldcn enters produce of his Direc
tor mare, by Charles.
4. John d. kerby enters produce of Coquotte
>. VIM R. Johnson enters produce of Reality
by Charles
6. VIM. Wynnc enters produce of Isabella, by
Archie
l. Jno, Mingc enters produce of Bet Bounce,
by Archie
g. Geo. Garrison enters Atalanta. by Archie.
SECOND DAY--ProPrietors pu.sc $5oO--two
mile heats.
THIRD DAY-Jockcy Club Purse 81 1000
four mule heats.
FouRrn DAY--An Interesting race is expc Ct
ed 10 be made for this day.
BY THE PROPRIETOR.
Accommodation as usual at the Trce-GIi
House, on the field. sept I2--2ot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-26
AUqyatRGBNS =.
Egg DFEs, 65,gpg0s, q 40.
~ ERfE"ga}IF0F'1, eSt<gaa 81 90.
DRY GOODS

biN1 GOODS.
On WEDNESDAY next, cath instant. at 10
o'clock. at cur auction rooms. will be sold 6.
large assortment of scasonubic Dry Goods, viz !
S,nreriine blue, black, olive, and drah cloths
M'"u!iHg ara low priced, and saved list do
Ca'7lmeres, blvc plains, casnc,ts
l.aHs up cords, bcav-r,cens
Green .ailc, black and colored ciscassians
lieHvF five point blankets prints
Gi@ghaws, blue stripe ana plsids
Co!arod comJsc, linens
Linen cambria iandkcrchiers
b'ac: !ttiian silk
Gro5 d! maple aud marcc,ine do
Ribbons, belt, susPcnicrs
Sair' collars
Nariao and Vacrc.a shows
81 ctava's- Naarass haukcrchiefs
acc footing, osnaburgs, etc. etc
bnt;ons, needles. scissors, combs
I'1acy soap, cci,rgc, etc. etc.
C"e case pistols ard percussion caps
Sc = y. :. ~ CO. Aucts.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-26

Broad-Rock Fail Races, 1881.
TgVHE Races over the Broad-Rock course
"a will commence on Wednesday. the eth
of the present month.
FIRST days race, Swccpstakc for three year
old colts and fiiiies--tNo mile eats-.an'rancc
SlO0--haf i"rieit-thIce subscribers and closed
William r. Johnson enters sorrel fley by
Contention.
James j; Harrison enters an Aram belonging
10 Mr.. Golston.
Ishan Pickett cnte-z Charles flley, for
merly belonging to Thomas Graves.
Second days race, !og Tie Ps2rrictors purse
two mile hcats-Pursc SlOo-ertrance SIS.
THIRD days race, for The Jockey Club Pur c
of S50O-entraucc S2o-threc mile heats
money hung mp.
A fourth days race is expected. Good sport
may be calculated on. as there is Il number Of
fine horses in training.
sep 8-2ow2w ISIIhM PICKETT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-26
J. BROWN. Jr. ID Ard,r

I.
81, Ea it further enacted, That it shall be the
du'r olt.o said President ard Directors to require
OF the purchaser or purchasers Of the said tract
bonds with sufficient personal security. payable to
iHc said President and Directors together with &
decd or deeds of trust tho estate so sold to Sc
cure tho payment oftha purchase money and inter.
est; which bonds so taken shall hear interest from
tho dates thereof And all persons who shall fail
81 pay INTO tic treasury annually. within six months
after The same shall become due, the interest which
may accrue on their said bonds, shall forfeit ali
claim TO tHc credit given on their purchases, md
the principal shall thcrCupon become due and bs
recoverable by the said President and Directors
with all interest III grrcGr by motion TO the Gcre
raj Court, on ion days notice Of the time Of making
such motion, OF the payment thereof enforced hV
preceding OH the deed deeds of trust aforesaid
e. the discretion ofthc s.id President and Direct.
ors.
3d. tie IL further eorcted That all persons be
coming purchasers Of land under the provisions
OF ibi# act, sha, have thc privilege of paving tIrs
amour, OF tho purchase money ut any time
dir. his act shH.. be in ra-co from the pas
ai.- ta.t,nG
may Paw ids
The Editors o( tIo Nat. onai Iutei.. e.nccr and
o. the Alexandra thouj&, will publish thi. aIvcr-
t-smc"t twice a waoh uU.il 10Th Oct usvf. and
send their bills TO tio 2d Auditors Office for nav
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-26
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aug 3i-2awGt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-16

or two voyages to Europe, and to TINS may oe
attrbuted her self possession IN this trying scene
The vessel struck on the rocks about II O'Clock
at NIGHT. in very tempestuous weather. ana
tremendous sea breaking over the vessel contih-
ually. She secured her infant to her bosom.
and with her eldest in her arms. fastened herser
to the wreck, where she remained until the lore
noon. when she was relieved BY citizens OF
Cohasset. with great portion OF her clothing
torn from her body by the sea-
-ssse0aas-
Our readers know that beautiful piece OF
SCULPTURE, the Chanting Cherubs, Is beng ex-
hibited in Boston; it is the handy work OF Mr..
Graenouob. a native artist, now in Italy with
a view to delicacy, some persons have caused
small niece of muslin to be festooned round
mart Of these little marble matters. Spirit OF
modesty. that erst lightedst upa blush upon the
faded cheeks of our grand aunt Tabltha, as she
oazed upon the gambols of some childish SWIM
mers, and badest her peep through the lattice
seeing and unseen. may no marble associations
drive thee from thy throne in Boston, where my
mower il so readily condensation ia these south
ern climes, the heart would blush at the cheeks
redness from such a cause. May thy influence,
nure spirit of delcacy, extend over Boston COM
mon, till every cow wear pantaletts, and the poo
die dogs be, like the Chanting Cher ubs," ban
DANCED In muslin.-U S. Gaz.
>saa06aa~
Early Marriages. family at Southport con-
sists of an infant, its mother, and grandmother,
of whom the latter is only thirty years OF age
She was married at fifteen, and her daughter at
fourteen years old.-London V4tlas.
We knew lady in this city who was grand
mother at the age Of twe'uy-seuen, She was mar
ried at thirteen, and had a daughter married at
the same ase.-Eds. " y Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-16
$4,000
Lost in Fulton st, 10, 900

Lost in Lumber st. 10000
-x6EaaS-
The trial of Smith, the Bank Robber, took
nlace before the Court of Sessions Of New York
On the 18th, the following account OF which we
COPY frow the Commercial:
The People &c.
rs. Urahu hHeehy'
Edward Smith alias Jones
Present. his Honor the Recorder, and Alder
men Meigs and jeremiah. The prisoner stood
arraigned upon three indictments, to which he
had severally pleaded Not Guilty. The D,strlo!
attorney moved for the trial of the indictment
for grand larceny. The Court was occupied
from its opening until o'clock, with the obJec-
tons made to the jurors, and the pannel was not
completed until that hour. Much having been
said and published in relation to the case, there
were few Jurors called who had not heard or
read something about it. Challenges were made
to the favor, and when these were found not
true, for principal cause; and exceptions were
taken to the charge and decision Of the Court,
pronounced in several instances, which remain
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-16
Mouse + AOt to Rent.
- A Snug TENEMENT. within


&EHnAfew yards Of spring of pure wa'e'' %
EAiaMz ate on the eastern border OF the sO''.
6zEEaxs4 ber's Farm called C'elmont, about
and q half miles Fl ON alexandria
II is good situation for mechanic Of any tHo' :
blacksmith. The neighborhoo' pr !
ious aud generally independents the s'tIston'' H'
ably healthy. and commands beautiful and eA'"'
view of the surrounding country. +,
For further particulars, apply TO the suose0'.tI
ing in Alexandra, or to the Overseer Of 'ne
tim CHR. NEAL
apr 20-Isw6w -
Office Of he Chesapeake 8. Ohio Canal Com!%
WAsHINeToN, April 8, iooh
NOTICE is hereby given. that an instalnem"
~ dollars end fifty cents per share oe'ns ~
on every share OF stock IN inc 1p'J
and Ohio Canal Company, is required TO be p.S
18th day ofJune next; which instslment mus u.s.
to the credit ofthe Chesapeake and OHIO Cshilt
nv. to the Cashier or other officer of either OIL w
lowing Banks. viz:
The Branch Bank of the United States
ington;
The Bank Of Washington. at Washington
The Patriotic Bank Of Washington, DO
The Bank of the Metropolis, DO ,,+%
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at 'e0s'
The Bank Of Alexandra, at Alexandria
The Bank Of Potomac, do
The Farmers Bank Of Alexandra, DO
The Mechanics Bark of Alexandris, 90
The Hagerstown Bank, in iagerstown, "-
The Branch of the Valley Bank, IN Cna''''"
and
The Branch Of the Valley Bank, IN Leeso.s
0' 0'ae' 0' TIC ''' JOHN P. ls6it
Clerk Ches. & Ohio Csnsl '0Df
apr 12-1awt13thJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-16

mains, it appears that the latter gentleman has
promptly consented to their removal to the de.
signated spot. We agree with the New York
Editors that this should be an affair of the Anne.
rican Maids and Matrons, in whose hands j.
should entirely be placed. The small amount
required for the tomb, (say $4,000 we cannot bu,
believe will be speedily raised in the United
States. We feel no little interest in this nation
al scheme, and trust. on many accounts, it NAV
be carried into full effect.
Many inscriptions for the proposed monument
have already been offered at Arlington House By
literary gentlemen. The following is one:
Matron1 Virginiensi
Marie
Qua
Patrem Patria suI
Gestavit
Ammo Etatis I.XXXV.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-16

ton was valid as to the post notes which had been
identified.
The Recorder in his charge excluded the tax
ing of the post notes, and of the $500 note when
had been laid aside. as constituting part OF the
felonious taking The jury found The Psisone.
guilty, without leaving their seats. Inc Dlstr'c Ct
Attorney intimated his intention to try one oil
the other indictments.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-16
ss5dse5s

The courageous conduct Of Mrs. Hopkins who
lately lost most Of her little property in the
wreck OF schr. Packet, ofElisworth, of Cohasset,
is deserving of great praise. Mrs. H. had accom-.
panied her late husband, Capt. Hopkins on one
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-16

&H!nAf few yards Of spring Of pure wa'sf Ell, :.
EAiaTz ate on the eastern border OF the so,.
~ ber's Farm called Cieinont, aD0u''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-16

We referred. last week. to the project now
before the public touching the re-entombment of
the remains of the Mother of Washington; and
gave an extract from the memorial of the inhabit-
ants Of Fredericksburg, with some other facts
relating to the same subject From a correspon-
dence between Mr.. Gusts and Mr.. Gordon, the
proprietor of the estate upon which rest the re-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-28

I'-oy virtue OF deed trust executed 4, the
subscriber 10y Nelson Cary, dated ION Dec Is2S ~
IN ne Clerks Office Of iienrico and Chesre field ,y
a. auction on Hday 29th nst, the Springfield I'm.
III 'ieHtNo' several valuable slaves nor less ,bsr e'o m
~ ana quantity Of household kitchen furniture "
cav Su'n inst, at the Goa Mmes Tavern IN Che
e'e'' an UNDIVIDED third OF OF land I'M C-bss,fII
2aone the lands Of Fraucis Hancoch estate Of Hpoaso
lO-N OF Ihomas DepEs estate and David Sranhni and
oeIs containing ab6u, GO acres aud one fo,r,b Of -
nance a"d on Monday 2ud May next on the r,p
' e Cs,te0 tenn OF the Sd Gary, N two pieces Of land
on me HtIGnoHG D'ck, leased 10 him bv Ja,s E IL
a t'oo%i' Hwaln9'e, mr. IOv:ars, ffom 25i Feb I8Ss
Ii W ~ei 'sassd t. ah ny Jacob Lyon icr 10 yeas fam
ine terms wniae cash Tor all sums of sac or less and
SIX months larger STAINS Bonds with GOOD SEN;
WIZ &c required oil the purcs The tile - bs,srsg -.
~ y iDou on The subscribed selling as trustee y IN ony
Tho si,,.. IL =. 49, II, MN
days '' "'-4i' On me SpEoinisd
ap ls--dCs II hf!ODt~S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-28

n.y. No General JRcksons eminent uni,ncss for his
nihcc, ave we ;ndrbl cd for the hbton of pee
tacie 50 dscTodIlehle 10 the government. This
however, may prove ultimate blessing 10 the
country. The ridiculous attempt 20 administer the
Government by the agency of that Incompetent, VII
client aud conceeed old gentleman. has most spnally
tailed May we be delivered from all such mlschie-
vous experiments for the time to come!
UJ' Dunstsblc, where the bonncts are made IS the
native spo, of Amos Kendc-hcnce the Columbian
Gazette says, they arc now called "Kendals," and
arc going out Of ,hlon.
NEws Ar nANp.--Our correspondent Of the New
York Courier, under tic date Of 2Ith instant one
O'clock, L. NJ. communicates The following by pIoo
slip
NEWS AT HAND
Tho Telegraph announces the packet shin Caedo-
MIA, Graham, from Liverpool (April y below
The packet ship Columbia, DclRno London April
Reports were IN circulation that there were ls,ers
IN town yesterday evening. by these vessels but We
have not been abe to trace them 10 any authentic
source.-L Bah. inner.
List Of Produce, &c. passed down the Ca
nal through the Lower Locks
ArRrL 2G-Ii hhds tobucco hhds tobacco
stems, p tons bar iron, G tons pig metal 534 5b!s
flour, tons gun bearing, 5000 feet plank 81 boats
10 cOai hoats. GAIA hu. cual
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-28
MAXUFACT0REES:

very PGEuabIe and most QdvQntaqeo,tsLz
Situated
EltNd ueslrous |" curtail our business ne sb,u
h' offer Tor sale on Monday the Cd of Nav rerI ~
tHe PTem!s $, al 10 oc!ock. the fol.ownr dasrribi
property at public auction. TO ihe hrgles, b,dGer
eFn's, WI! DC one ihiTd Gash--one ,uird months
an' one thiTd months credit; purchasers giving an
proved negotiable NOES with approved er,r7rsgrs ~
deeds OF trust, or the titles retained untI the ~,
are paid '"' N'Hs
Lot No. Id .NiuI Factory and RoH.ro
ara 2'''t"S nut built ct stone and orck. ,,,o s.,
re H@" ana TO feet III length; CONSISTING or o
Wa!cr-whees, - machines for cuttinr and linz
na!!s OF al! sizes at noe operation: ,Ds arf e.
cutting spikes from to 8 inches; / cvl.i5.r a.,,r
lot cutting spTigs and brads OF every d.ecrf1,..o
actt Rollers and Slitters ConnIe,n ., -..l-.I
"a'gT-W"e'i, IS by 10 feet Ar Furnace. .3r 1e.t
ing ron; Smiths Shop IN the basement .,r-r ~ .
ha'he Tor turning rollers. The who'll ,s r-or q
large scale, aud well calculated tr or cytensry. Ia
s'ncss, With an ample supply Of wa. er
Lot No. "a IEH for GRADING Pkatsr
q f''i'' QUIT with wood. aud pair q lee, zones.
WIN crushrr and iuh-wh ee.. Can rssa,Ir .srild
grm - IL bushels rcr hour.
Lot No. Sd san Mil, with saws, we'll
constructed 1t Is frame building. ana &c upon
Ieas. at S5'O per an uT1
hot No l.----4 Turning and BIocks,,;,L,,
Ship. stories high bull. o. % f. and brck. 30 nv
- Ie"'. with ovHrsho' wheel, entitled 10 2O inches
OF water. and is now upon lease at 5000 per ann,,n
Lot NO. Of Corn and Grist NIL. huiIt
G., stone and OucH stores nigh. abou' SO by % feet
palF OF feet stones, an overshot wheel double
grarcd, elevators. &c all complete for qrnding corn
with very little manual labour
ne above property is situated in the CITY of
Hi.hmond on James ri:cr. and opposite TO the Can
,t"L The Naii Facio'y, Plaster Mil. and Saw Mil
!aye bend and fall Of Is fee, water. which Is sny
cePubie Of being improved 10 10 feet al a small av
pensc the Corn Mil aud Turning Shop. have a
head and taI' OF ~ ts"t Further and more minnie
particulars. as 10 f, rights and privileges which p,r
n " h., Ia,
The tine OF sale. -"
Poss sslon vii be given Of each establishment on
Hc Isl July next, or 0t such o,ker period A. nav 49,
barga'rCfi for 90 the ale ~
PHILIP HANNLL g. co.
m O. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-28
He A'FH EB.

vi subscriber rc,iu!iy announces to the pub
l.c that he has opened Leather STORE tbIco
doors above The Bell Tavern. where he intends
Keeping gcacral assortment OF articles in his line
OF business. $3.50 ''
lie las nov on hand skrting, harness, soal, black
and russell bride feathers sn b,,, ond Lorso i'll
cal sea! and sheep skins, sheep and goat moroccos
lie wishes 10 purchase Leather in 'ho finished and
unfinished state. JAMES MICIfAELS.
30 = ,. dc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-28

a vigorous cs7ayist n the Georgetown Gazette,
o&pourd5 'hc true character Of The crps Of The dis
soIut'on Of tho Cabinet. II slys--
"Thc late dissolution Of GIN. J,ckeon's Cabinet
r. an event lu. OF adu,uil,,n go .hr American poo
pie. IL 10 worse than IDLE 'o eprcu,ntc about &c.
vscs, or, moro properly speaking rg cause No
man III his wl pretend 10 attribute II 10 any
thing else than ire own unrr,mrlrd inherent infrm-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-28
80 arssgg - ghD&.
PORT or R7CHuOTD
ARRIVED


Schr Mary Vlcery, Gator from Phlsde phia. via
Canal with sundrios, TO Cochran, Barn. g. Patterson
Mitchell, Lancaster, DENLY & ca, b P,yton,
Winston /. Webb g. co, J McK,ioe g. CO. Per
kns ~ Harrl-, Hubbard g. Gardner, J Fry, II
Euslace, Taylor, Hll.rd. and TO order.
Schr King -, from Boston, with sundries to
order
Sloop Capital, Some $, rom New York with
sundrlcs, TO c Nj Mitchell, & r Andrew J Smell
OTIS Dunlop. 81 GO, J w Wallace and to order
Sioop Betsy, Buck from Philadelphia via Canal
with sundrles, o w Rnwlett, Bohunnsn, Crump
Il ldgon. Bsgwel. Smith g. Honnsh, ] McKIIdoe
& co, X | Smith, BInord 81 Brooks. b A blot, g.
CO. Levy. s g. Andrew. & III Mitchell, A
Swecny, Anderson, Baldwin Ives e. CO. Oils
Dunlop & CO, J II Eustscc Hubbard e. Gardner
Ralsten & Peasants, Perkins 81 Harris B Pevton,
Garth, 7 Blair, T Nelson, c Goddard l. Wehb
u CO, Lancaster, Drnby 81 CO, Wortham & McGru-
der
SAILED.
Schr Atlas. Foster for New York with coal
Schr Freedom, Steeman, for New York with dour,
tobacco. &c.
Steamboat Richmond Chapman, for Nsrfolk, with
freight and passengers.
MEMORANDA
Schrs Baltic. Pike. and New Packet, Pike, hence
at Boston FRIDAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-28
FUTURE BAYS
Esy OFts, kD.gMi0D g 10
NaIuabIe CITY Property for Sale.

Valuable City Property for Sale.
30 The undersigned are authorised by the
1s::;EE Proprietor, 10 dispose Of, at private sale
liss;k 1ar valuable Tenement on Shnckoo Hin
iessssssAs ateIy occupied by Col William L.aarbrrt,
ana SITUATED at the corner IF G. and Al streets
he terms will be liberal Apply to
LANCASTER DENLY & co
J. The above described proner,y. viii ba srIJ -
TIE highest bidder, on Thursday the 5th NV next
at at nan past o'clock, NJ, on the PROMISES
Terms made known at the time of sale.
ap 22-tds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-28
MR.. & ysRS. kNse.N5v;

u
~ ESPECTFULLY inform thci trends and tbc
~ patrons Of Music IN general that tfses have
permanently established the elves in ri, s.anp1
as professors OF Vocal and Instrumental Nue..
p, Mrs. Knight will give lessons IN singing, Nr
Knight instructions on tie Piano Forte.
mr. hhIgnt respectfully announces, that on rs
usI WISH TO Ne" ork, he made arrangements with
ne very celebrated Piano Bor'e makers Megsrs.
Num- d Co, to have constantly on hand IN assor-
n'il oil Their tuned INSTRUMENTS and that he i In
3a'Iy expectation OF receiving supply. at various
prices; likewise, that he has brought with him fine
correction OF the most esteemed modern Music 10
which nc will have constau, additions from The, best
publishers IN New York, Phlladclphlu. Baltimore
&C, both Vocal and Instrumental likewise an
assnr'ulrIi OF Vipiius, Bows, first quality Italian
Strings, Flutes &c. &c
-, Glasses mr. now joining r. Monday THURSDAY.
= lesaay DHdly, and "Wednesday and Saturday,
", ,u''4er lniotmati"n apply TO Mr. s. lIrs Knight
at Mrs. Richardson's Boarding House. sn14
Wear and EseaHtiftf EEice; Ss0Ofis.
w Il nave r-ceFed ny ne Es1r, auu P4"rer d
~ great variety OF new and beautiful FANCY
GOODS; among thenar
ram and figured changeaGe grcs de Naples
ChangcaGlc marccllnes
Black gro dc Nap and gro De Swiss
Black and white SILK and cotton hose
Pam, striped aud figured gurhams
Elegant printed French musns
large assortment of calico~s some ytpy r,xr
Grecn worsed barege for wells
Blonde aauZe wells
Paimyr'u Grape, aud saUze bdlfs and scarfs
Muslin collars, capes. and chemiZctis
Bobbine' capes, pelereEes and caps
Plain and figured A and 81 bobb.nct
Plain and figured bobb.net Inserting
Figured bcbtlnct laCes. from one 70 SIX inches wide
a beautiful assortment of thread lacas and cdrinGs
Rich bonnet ribbands &c. Sc
ap l8-ts Fl. NELSON & CO