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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27
TRUST SALE.

ID virtue Ola Deed Of Trust. executed to
- the subscriber by Burwell Log ood, aud
oil reford Ia he Clerks office OF tho comfy
court Of Bedford, To secure debt due Moses
PaikIr, I shall cell TO tho highest bidder, for
cash, on the premises. on Saturday tho 2pth
Inst fifty four acres OF land. being part ol tie
tract Of laud whereon Capt b. LigmoOd ut
present resides. The subscriber will convey
such title rs Is vested in h,m by the deed, afoie
said. NAIHL. >. STRANGE, Trusee.
Jan 10 n3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27

NW>lRGINlA, to Wit at Rules holden IN IL.
" Clerks Office oil the county court Of Bedford "
Monday, the 9th day OF December, 1880 W.
David Gish' complainant, against Jacob Depcw, admir-
West, William Settle, William Durreu John jarraI
aud John ID. Patterson and Robert ST. Clair t,or. 5
ISaac ST. Clair, deed. defendants. "
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants jacob Depew, John Rutbe,srd
Tilshnan ii. West and John Jdrrcd not having ante ed
their appearance and given security according Ia s
act OF Assembly aud the rules OF this court aud up.
peaing by satisfactory evidence that they are NOT ,nb
bhnts of this country the motion of the conplaiu
ant, by his counsel, ii is ordered that the sud sbt
defendants do appear here the fourth Monday m
February next, and answer the bill of the COMPLAINANT
and that copy of this order DO forthwith inserted IN
the Ly nchburg N'rglnian, public newspaper published
IN the town OF Lynchburg for TIVE months succea,ey
and posted at the front door Of the courthouse Of this
county two several court days
A copy-Ieste, q. A. WINGFIELD H. C.
December l6. vim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27
SAO0 INWARD,

n All auihori I'd 10 oiler readTu "a ,-E,r,
- each, lor he apprebens on aud delivery 10
ne. o. IL my deput} Am. Garter. ~ Richmond
eily, OF Ltfoy Jordan bnd Chnrits HhHeig. vino
wee out upun thi, and have b. oke tbulr re
cOgn'zaDces b, failure 10 appear al The Cir
cut Cumi OF tue U,Hed States at Richmond.
upon charge oil forging the declarations aud
other documents ior obiainmg the pay Of ceI-
tain soldiers ii ihe Revolution and against
whom true bills "eie iound by tho Grand Jury,
al tue las tenn of the aid court.
| AN Informed that the aforementioned Lc-
roy jordan Was resident, irom his birth, ~
b .tord county , Is from ID 10 90 years of sgt,
about lee d o, inches 10 bright, stout, heavy
built full lace, short uecf, large round heaJ,
black hair, aud heavy lack beard. | am also
informed, that Charles Whhcly was tor TIN
last - or % afs, resident Of SAID county
of Bedford Is lruln 10 10 ID years OF age.
nearly sI lee, IN height, sIrnder and straigh,
built thin vlsage, light complexion, gcnleeI
III his appearance, and Of in,IGnaiing manners
JOHN PEGRAN. Marshal
ofthe L. ,. ior tic + Disiicl Of Va.
J,u IL I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27
,v hMherst County Norsm.6er Couri, 1880.
William camron, Plaintiff, -0'0'

"hiia'n 1amron, Plaintiff,
against
mlcuJah Camden and Samuel NJ Garland dofo.,....-
si \, uaIiahd, Plaintiff against Micaiah Camd,, i
Thc Jn " u,arland, Deiendants-In Chancery. '
ed his n'I"a HiIeaJdh Camden not having enter
Ia the nct r. alce ahd given security uccsrdiu.
apnesrn VI assembly aud the rules this court and e
am iohah ny satisfactory evidence that he is nor
sand defendant do appear here on lb ~, Una, the
COM ~ anu ans" er the bill of the pitts, and ibn,
Vi nus order be forthwith inserted IN some
S"eeeSstey and posted at the lroul door of h. oihs
house Vi tins coInty. A' 'oo' VI 'ho court
A copy-Fete,
Jan. II ARTHUR b. DAVIES
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Arrival of Winter Goods.
TURNER * KESR

- ht now receiving second addition OF
a. Fall aud Winter Goods, much reduced il,
rt'ee, aud improved in quality, which they will
he able fe sell much lower than Goods bongh,
earlier III tie season--nmung winch are
20 pieces Al Pad L.nseys
10 do 81 d. do
20 do A plain do
30 do fnlled Cloths for Ne o CIotbinp
90 do CaSsintts do
so do FlaGnel
bales Point b ankets
do Dufrl do
do Rose do
10 boxes Newro Shoes
10 do Wool bats
All OF which we're purchased at auction Ga,
cnsh.-We a'e III da " espcc alton OF sdJition.
al supple OF Noo4irn Gcods 10 " bich we ,ny,te
The autnl II y. ouI breads aud the public zen.
eIh Il. h., q o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27
TO THE PUBLIC.

FENlE Subscribers tdNr pleasure Ia Offering
10 ,he public beautiful end very exIen.
siyr assortment OF DRY GOODS, &c. all re-
.ently purchased.
Il will at all times he their aim 10 keep on
hands such AN assortment, and to sell on such
terms as will merit public patronage, which
they most respectfully solicit.
KYLE * BORLAND.
Jan 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27
CASH iOr Wheat.

WIPE will pay the best cash price for all
=" Wheat delivered at the Lynchburg
Mills. Prisous wishing 10 engage their crops,
viii plese call on VS.. We will give them choice
oil sever al liberal propositions.
J. y c. +. LYNCH, & CO.
July
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27
EDUCATION.

VNM N. WARD has epfned a
w 'seho,1 ~ the Masonic Hall Tor tie
l,,'uraioh oi l.o.s lie Will eite iAslriltiio IN
,he ti,etk and La,m languages loi CT cen dol
hrs. ami 10 the dif.r ii bianeh,s 81 L"elsh
Educati,n Tor ten dyn =. PEI session oi I've
months. gan. - "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27
Mr.. Robert Kelly,

HAKE NOTICE, that SHAH proceed TO
u tsks the DISPOSITIONS of sundry persons,
o, the oiiice of Giles Ward. IN the town of
Ly uehharg, on Saturday the 9th Of February
nrtt, 10 be tead as evidence IN a suit now dr..
prning "a the Superior Court Of Chaneery.
for the Lynehbarg Districi-wherein yon and
Melville abbot are Defendants. aud myself
plAinnn. Should any thug Occur that sad
Dispositions are not taken on that day they vii
he TAKEN on MONDAY the 18th February, 1881
jug DIV 4. FLETCHER
<IlHE Subscriber takes this method OF IN
- lotming his lriends and the public thai he
bath opened House u Public Entertainment
~ Campb.ll Cout House, where he 10 mt
read, to receive all persons VINO may favor him
wuh lheir company.-and he pledges himself
10 u.s. every eIer ION - give the most general
sBiislscuon. Ills house - situated ImmedIa ie-
" opposite ths Courl House aud Is large anu
comm 81 gu His stable IS large. and 5 al
be p.eahfuhy supplied with the be.i grain, fod
der, &c. which. with the attention OF good hnd
faithful servants. he d4ttrrs himself will eniite
him 10 hbrIal share of pub &c patronage.
GERMAN JORDAN.
1871 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-27

Aug. 30
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20
N ANUFACTORIES:

IeTy pdI"a0Ie and most adpantageotch
Situated
REING DESTROYS to curtail our business, we sbuf]
~ offer for sale on Monday, the I'd Of May nexs on
the premises. at 10 o'clock, the following described
property, at public auction. to the highest bidder:
Terms, will be one third cash-one third 6 month";,
and one third IL months credit; purchasers giving sp
proved negotiable noes, with approved endorsers nd
deeds of trust, the titles retained until the morn
are paid.
Lot No. ii Nail Factory and Rollirx
and Sitting MIL. built of stone and brick two s,0
RES high and l2o feet in length; consisting of Z
Water-whee!s, IL machines for cutting and headina
nails OF all sizes a, Sc me operation; spike ditto for
cutting spikes from 5 10 inches; ] cylinder ditto
for cutting spTigs and brads Of every aescrip,ion
sctt Rollers and Siitters, complete, attached to
water wheel, 10 by Is teeti Air Furnaces, for heat
ing iron; Smiths Shop in the basement story, and
Lathe for turning rollers. The whole is upon q
large scale and well calculated for an extensive In
sness, with al ample supply Of water.
Lot No. a.-A MIL for grinding Plasss,
f Paris, built with wood, and pair Of fest stones
with crushSr and fub.wheel. Con readily Grind
from u 10 Is bushels rer hour.
Lot No. 81 San Mil, with saws, well
constructed. IL is q frame bullding, and 10 upes
lease At 500 per snoum.
Lot No. 4.--.9 Turning and Blaek.uith,,
ShPP, stories high built OF stone and brick so By
- iee', with ovrrsho,.wheel, entitled 70 20 nehs,
o! water. ard ~ now upon lease az $500 per annuna
Lot No. 81 Corn and Grist NlI, built
Of stone snd BRICK stories high about So By IS feat
pai' Of feet stones, an oVershot wheel, double
g"a'ed, elevators. &c sN complete for grinding com
with very lltllc msnusl sbour.
Tho shove property is situated in the Civ q
Richmond, on James rivor, and opposite 10 the Can
toL The Nsi Fscio'y, Plaster Mil snd Saw Mil.
have hold and fall Of ! Zee, water which il sus
eeDIoe OF being improved 20 0 feet at q small ex-
pence the Corn Mill and Turning Shop, have
head and fall OF r. feet. Further and more minuts
particulars, 10 the rights and privileges which pup
chnse's Will b" entitled 10. vii De made known az
the iins ni sale.
P'ss ion viii De givcu C. each establishment On
the Let Judy next. or al such otber period as may b
bargaIued for a. tie -slr
PHILIP HAXALL g. co.
p6gtai1. City Of Rietmoa9
sp6 Raw tide
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20

MOTTO Fly virtue Of deed Of trust executed =, AN,
,"re"nrr by l,is'n Cary, dl'rd IOrh Dec 1890 and
''"5o IN me Cirhs office Of Hrnrco 1ni Cir,e field ~
'rno, several valuable slaves less man eleven ~,
w he' ana g"anuty Of households aud kitchsn.f -
w hUiCav, 3Oih, inst, ihs Coal Mines Tavern Che.
eneIn an Undivided hrd oi tract Of land IN Chc,ic1rlJ
'JWe me lands Of Faucis idrcocks estate Of u,-,o
hank, ~ Thomas Dcp's estate aud Of David Si,nf ADJ
oh'f' oo"'7n'ng abor $50 acfe ono f7unh Of .l,vs
nance hr'a"t on Nmdsy, 2nd Mag next On trr pter,,
" w ,unsN''eo itI - INC said Cary prices o. Lard
on nc Richmond rcok, cns l,s,ed To him 5v Jane = a..
sn1 honei G"hhmev, for I0vsars, rom 81 F,a Isls
SI me " 's'd 10 him By Jacob Lyon or 10 years Gn,
lIth March. 1928 ~ 'S'''' ''""'
ne terms "iil 10 ts'h Tor al ~ $50 or les. rod
or'o oi 'W months ~ larger Bonds with GOOD sscr
" WI" e 'eqied NJ the purchasers The title ~ l,v.d -,
be rr'ee'y good. hut the sub. rhe selling a, ,y,ee Ill %
warrant such tils 40 Is vsttc+ /, h'm " '"''
sI7s. " ''' - ' ~, sSesin':d
2, i9-s. '-'9t|
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20
sHeA s&R

rzNHE new line of Horse Post Coaches. from
z Richmond TO O;angc Court House, aud uar-
ri5onbuIg, via Louisa Court House, HIS gone iu,o
operation, aud VIII con niue without failure.
THIS mail will close Richmond or Tuesdays and
am Satutdays precisely OF 3.'oclock, =. NJ and
the stage ste:t At octbck. A. NJ on Wedn-s-
days and Smndays-l.ave Orange Court House on
Sundays and Wednesdays ii , o'clock, p. ~, and
arrive At Rrchmoud "n Mondays and Thursdays at 8.
L. NJ This line of stuges viii make a junction ct
Orange Court House with the Alexandra line of
stages carried by Wilem Smith to Lynchburg-pas-
sing IN us northern direction ny Gmlpeper Court
House, Fauquicr Court House or Warrenton-at
which latter point, it will meet with the Winchester
lIe-by which. dir, ct Communication il eftDrdcd
10 the town Of Wheeling OF the Ohio river
AT Louisa Court House, the Harrisonburg ma il
IS taken from the Orange Court House mil. and
will IN some short time, be carried by 2 horse
stage ot shch due noIce will be given; at present il
is carried horseback.
The public assured that the Le.t horses md
most experienced drivers will be ns,snty service
and every exerIiOn used make the line comoI BILE
and expeditions.
Fare to Louisa Court House doars--to Orange
Court House IS SO cents.-AIl intermediate distan-
ces st cents per mc.-Stage cfhce at the Wash.
ington lIo:el.
Passengers will enter their names before O'Clock
T. NJ, on Tuesdays and SATURDAYS
mar 23-law8w JNO NJ. PRICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20

THIS DAY.
" ILL be sold. al Public Auction, on the premises,
w on WEDNESDAY, the 18th of this present
month (APr0 at o'clock in the afternoon,
If fair, otherwise, the first fair day thereafter, ten
lots or parcels of land near Bacon Quarter Bra nch
situated on the Brook road Immediately opposite To
John M"sby, Esqr, Upon one of the lots, there is a
comfortable two story BRICK house. &c. &c. plan
OF the whole property has been recently made by
Richard Young, Esq, and may be seen on npplica.
ton to Thomas Taylor, at the Bank of Virginia.
w'o will conduct the sale
The terms will be. third in cash. the balance in
Two equal payments. at six and twelve months
Notes with approved endorsers, and deed Of trus,
on the property, TO secure the credit paymentss
WILLIAM HICKMAN,
PHILIP CALICO, and
GEORGE ROSS.
SARAH G.. DUNLOP.
+: S--The property will be sold altogether, OF
divided, as may best sui, purchasers
GrThe above sale is postponed to WEDNESDAY
next April Goth, at same place and hour.
sp IL Ct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20
G.. WALTER JEWSON.
DENTIST.

TENDERS his professional services TO the ladies'
Il and gentlemen of Richmond and its vicinity
lie sets from single tooth TO whole set on springs
plates or pivos, VIZ: human, porcelain or hypopota-
mus. Any operation requisite to preserve and beau
ty the teeth, will be done on moderate to rms He
would further suggest that from connection with q
scientific gentleman at the North, he is rnsbled to
insert artificial eyes, which will often pc detec-
ton upon minute examination
Othce IN Main street, directly opposite the Mer-
chants Coffee House, where he may be consulted
professionally every day in the week between 10 A.
NJ and 5 T. NJ
mar I5--wtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20

BALTiNoHE, ApTh IB.
Tbs receipt Of the foreign Friday evening riss
10 few transactions the Flour Market Friday evening
and Saturday. ranging from l2A l8a adj
of tho transactions OF Flour fol- the three
previous The market quite neutrality-suspicious.
but little disposition operate eIient-holders
their demands and ask generally IS in advsnse Of
prevailing previous the receipt Of the foreign nIe
aenc n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20
TO PERSO.NS IN VIRGI.VI4,
Owning Military Lands in Kentucky

Live III Il ckmau county, Kentucky at Columbus or Iron
Banks on the Mississippi River; the surveyor of the
Virginia MILITARY Lands on Stale Establishment and
eEed GOOD many OF them south of the Teune
since the death OF my predecessnr Mai WIN CTnghs-I am
agent Tor number OF owning land and would
Willingly act Tor others who think proper rutrust
business with me probably better acquainted with lin.
situation Of those lands thar any other person. be that AZ #
may they want attention; and whether employ me or not
would advise the owners pay 10 them
some o WHICH have been plased of timber some have
been entered as Warrant Lands persons living on them
ana Inc occupant laws Of may after a while nut IN.
owners to considerable and have
many of those lands we'll could without hayns more
authority There are large bodies OF those Military Lands nY
together and but lew living them with
but more squsers Calculated enhance value The
are len or twelve miles OF those anns
would advise the owners (knUWmg Ne for their interest
10 sell small three hundred acres out of
1000 low price, am confident that
in two three would enhance the value the ba lance
To double treble what the whole would worth to
man as II now IS Persons buying and settling par would
take care OF the balance sud induce others come INTO The
neghnuhucd and settlement that gives value 20 land
would act agent for OF LANDS on The
and Tennessee nvers well Of Tennessee.
"heif 1--we, On as good terms hO will
ought TO the business shall give references for recon-
mendatnns am well known in Kentucky. have some &C
quanIances IN native STATE Virginia; persons have moi
confidence in ne, do desire their business # o., mr.
agencies am willing spaNd tribe giving the Owners ~
those lands, this There are many Of the Ni,a -
Lands south tbs Tennessee RIVER that are
WIN by treasury Warrant claims aud possession Of the
Claimants their Tenants, which are not worth ~
SUIT in the Federal Court, and Congress ere di,po,sd N 40
justice towards the Officers and Soldiers the Virginia
Line, they should sucf the owntfs withdraw them aud mr.
cure scrip for the nf then Warrants or they will
aInly he situation than those who he, IN s,.
then warrants al all RICHARD TAYLOR ia
Columbus; Hickman county, Ky. Jan. g. 1881
lI-Iaw1n,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20
@arttIC NF&n8.
PORT OF RTCHijOND.
A RRIV

ARRIVED,
Schr Estell & Son, Smith, from Egg Harbour,
with ballast.
Schr High Flyer, Holt, .fiom Folly Landing, with
oats. to master.
Snhr Ho.spur, wilkins, from Chenystone, with
oats, to master.
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, from Norfolk,
with freight and passengers.-Passed of Jamas
Town schr EN,t, bound up off Dancing Point, schr
Star. Somers, bound up
SAILED,
Schr Tantivy, Couch, for New York -four. ,obsc
CO, SC.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, for Washington, via
Norfolk. with freight and passengers.
BOSTON, April l4-Ard, schr Jas Fisher, Summers and
sloop Crawford. West, both from Richmond
Sailed Holmes Hole, 9Th, all the vessels reported Huh.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20
by Davenport, Allen r Go.
HIS DAY.
Stock Sale of Dry Goods.

VUNHE subscribers will continue the sale Of their
IL stock during the present ,ecek at very reduced
prices, after which. thei- store Will be closed until
WeGncsdoy. the Goth inst, when their entire stock
OF fancy and staple DRY GOODS viii be closed At
public auction commencing at o'clock. and con-
tnue until every article ia sOld-amongst which are:
Blue, black md fancy colored cloths and cassimeres
Casineis OF various colors and Qualities
Valencia and Marseiiles vestnes
Merino cloths. fine quality and colors, and Circas.
sans
Red and white Ga and ga merino shawls and soar fs
Cashmere and valencia do DO
Back bombazncs, silge ind double width
Bom51zeits. assorted colors
Black and blue black Italian silks
Black sa'ln lerontnes and sinchews
CIR" de Maple and gro de zine
Gloves of best quality, for ladies' and gentlemen
Silk and cotton hose for do do
Red, white and green fannels
Domestlcs, cotton chcck, bed tick and brown HoF.
land
Plain and figured bstiste
Linen cambtic and cambria hdkfs
Merno. Thbet wool and gauge hdkfs
Changeable gros de Maple and berege do
Book. Swiss. null and Jaconet musins
Buttons ribbons, pins, COMBS plated hooks and eyeS
Scissors, etc. etc.
Leghorn has and bonnc,s;
Forming together a first rate retail assortment
We'll worthy the attention OF dealers and country
merchants. Terms q, sale
" The sale to be conducted Ly Davenport Allen
& Co Auctioneers.
ap l3-,s LEE g. COWIES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20
HENRY VIM. GEOGHEGAN,
HOUSE, SIGN AND FANCY
PAINTER.

Begs iedre most respectfully u inform tie inhabitants
ofMe city IF Ricirnond. and ats picinity
TENHAT he has commenced the above business in
Il Its various branches and from the very great
encouragement received from many gentlemen for
whom he has worked and TO whom he has also the
privilege of referring he is induced to offer this no.
uce, and solicit q portion of public patronage
Orders left al his Shop, mery occupied by j. B.
Martin, Engraver, next to J. NJ Johnston's Hard
ware store, and opposite The Merchants Coffee
House, Nam street, will be puncuaily attended TO.
u The pubic invited 10 call at his Shop, and
see specimens Of Fancy Woud. Marble, &c
~ II. w. q respectfully refers, by permission, to
the following gentlemen for whoa he has done ~usk
for evidence of lis abilities: Major CLARKE. Beilona
Arsenal; NICHOLAS MILLS, Lsq. Shockoe Hill. Ich
mnnd and other gentlemen in Richmond anc the
nelghDorho0d mar i0-IaWtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20
FOR SALE.

an the premises, at public auction, on the second
- "Wednesday, the 9Th of June next my Tract OF
LAND IN Londoun county, Virginia, with the Fur
niure, ue Stock OF Horses, Cattle, Sheep, and Hogs
he tract consists of rather more than 2bJ D acres
Is advantageously situated in very healthy coun-
try pbnut "a miles from Washington and Alrxan.
dTio' and is of good quality; Little River passes
through the middle OF it, on which there are about
25O acres OF excellent meadow land in different lots
most OF which is no~ in timothy 1t may be divided
INTO three or four farms, TO suit the purchasers In
The centre isa urge and very commodious Brick
Dwelling House. with all the other Buildings nocossn
ry for the accommodation Of large family, and H.
wise Tor servants, laborers, g. several Of which ere
OF brick. There is also Grlst and Saw Mil on
The tract. At the upper end, and adjoining the
turnpike leading 10 Alexandra and the CITY, theT, Is
comfortable Frame Dwelling, with good barn, and
some other accommodations. At the lower end there
10 hkewkea house that mry accommodate a small
family The stock Of each class is humorous; the
sheep are generally of tho Merino race credit Of
ono Two and three ycnrs, payable in equal lns,n-
mchls' with interest Will BE- given ter the r ad md
ono i"T nc stock Hmue security being given or the
Pnnciuai payment Those TO wNonl an indebted
viii be allowed credit for any proper they nsy pir
chase 10 tho tnII aplnunt Of tic Gum, dur AMI on
far conditions.
NO; beng able, on account Of NY weak e.sic nj
hcolth to conduct the sale myself have given foil
power to my son in law, Samuel l. G6uverneut and
my nephew. James Monroe Jun. to peilorp, tine
service, for winch ] have vested the propeiiv il,
them. in Tho event Of sale, lhcy have power IN
make every Other arrangement which circnm ,tances
may require. JAMES MONROE
mar 30-cqsw "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20
DRUGS, MEDICINES, DO.


F6NHE subscriber has just received the following articles com
Prtns part Of his Spring supply Of Drugs. Medicine,
&c &c, and expects by early arrivals from north IN,
rema'nde-Among those jus, received are the following
Ground logwood,
Red wood
Nicaragua 10
FusiIc
Csmwood
Ivory black
CoppSTas
SPnis tUrPentins IN barrels
Span'h brown, Dry and ground 10 oil
Venetian red
PWssian blue
French green
Nsndyke brown
ChTems green
Chreme yvlou
Wine lead. dry ana " oil
vermlion. Chinese and English
Dtop lake
vefdsris, dry and In oil
Rose pink
Aeisie and .npA. motys,oi
Fi9ifine iodiHe
Sulph INNS
Gum opium
Do ssndaracn
DO di1es so,
Do
raj krau,
FedH tApiocs
Fsail barley
Hsufys genuine tal.ine1 lnsEu.,,
hu't patent 'fiisset
Common 10
Ivory mead a.,
Rouge IN pots pearl yowdsr
QUO ~ rose hears oil
Cologne, roe, oraugs d,,a,,ud h,,,o vy,,,r. q
tm 9o on the n'os Accommodating 'srns Courify Msr.
catns fhy.ioans and Others are rs.gcofJ, ingusd 10
AID "tsmioe his assortment
sPl2 HCGI e. NeSEM1nA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-20
WHITE MULBERRY TREES.

'NllE subscriber has for sale, al his farm miles
above Richmond, the trees years old, any rea-
sonable quantity OF the genuine Morus Alba or white
Italian Mulberry Trees and as the is now up.
preaching in which they may be transpan,cd, he is
desrous OF receiving orders from many persons as
may be IN want Of the article; and he Is well sars.
fed that the silk culture must be ofthe most
ftabie branches the agricuurist turn his atten-
ton to. he hopes to b. the means Of their extensive
distribution through the State. They will be sold on
reasonable terms, by the hundred otherwise de!iv.
cradle in Richmond or within any reasonable distance
thereof. J. w. SMITH
Borders may be left at Scott g. Smiths, E
street, Richmond oct I-Iawtf