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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-05
From the Richmond Wing.

In ou. last we gave an account Of the death
of Jerman Baker, Treasurer Of the Commons
wealth, by suicide. This meianc holy event, il
appears, was the result Of mis- pecuaiary enbar'
easements, and his defalcation to the Treasury
to large amount The day subsequent to Mr..
Bakers death Committee of the Council
made an examination into the state OF the
Treasury, and the amount Of money on hand,
when deficit was ascer:ained ofS25,o75. No
doub, is entertained Of ihesuficirncy OF Jerman
Bakers securities, besides some OF his own
property left unincumb-red, to save the Cons
monwe al,h from the possibility Of loss.
On Monday the Executive Council appoints
ed Col. Lawson Burfoo,, Of the county of Chess
terri, 3D.. Treasurer-a gentleman of great res
pectabiity, worth and intelligence.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-05
Night auction.

nv Saturday Evening next, the 5,h inst at the
OAucton Store, an assortment of
HARDWARE,
Consisting Of Britannia ware, pins in packets, combs,
looking glasses pocket and pen knives, knives and
forks, needles, snuff boxes, plated cssos. tea trays
and walters, shaving boxes, tayIors thinbles, gilt
clasps, &c,
A,SO,
suspenders, calicoes, shirtings book muslin, quilts,
cloths, sewing silks, ard many other articles.
No admittance for BOYS.
april3 GEO. JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-05

Doors open at g. and performance to commence
precisely at O'clock Box and Pitt 50 cents; Gale.
~ Is cents. Tickets to be had at the Box Office of
the Theatre. The Box Book will be Opeaed at the
Theatre from 10 until 2 O'Clock Smoking prohibited
in any part of the Theatre Officers will be in attend
ance to enforce the most rigid decorum. For fut!er
particulars see bills of the da,. apil4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-05
ALEX. An N.Dl&IASa
.,-rRpAy MORNING, APRIL S, 1928.

,s,rI be seen, by The advertisement in thi
.,irp's paper of the commissioners for re-
NJ" -, subscriptions to the stock Of the Chesa-
ana Ohio Canal, that the meeting here
Pc ,,o,osrd for organizing the Company,
,.sr deferred until Congress shall have
.,.a d,6ni,ively upon the memorials no" be~
-. them, upon this important subject.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06

Just in this crisis of his doom,
The host, returning, sought the room;
And Sam no sooner heard his tread,
Than, bouncing on him like a bruin,
He almost shook him into ruin,
And with shout of laughter said
BY gom, have cotch'd thee now! so down
With cash for all, and my half crown
Off went the bandage, and his eyes
Seem'd to be goggling DER his forehead,
While his mouth widen'd with horrid
Look of agonized surprise.
"Gull" roar'd his MASTER" Gudgeon! Ounce!
Fool as you are, you're right for once,
IT'S clear that must pay the sum;
But this one thought my wrath assuages-
That every halfpenny shall come
Out Of your wages''
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06
THE DEAD.

BY MISS MARY ANN BROWN.
She lieth on her fiower-strewn bed,
As if slumber deep
Its balm upon her senses shed,
But alas! it is not sleep.
Her heart knows now no feverish throbs,
And she doth not hear the sound
OF the mournful signs and heavy sobs
OF her weeping friends around.
The gentle smile is resting still
Upon her features pale,
The dark curls on the forehead chill
Part like sable veil,-
Her eyes are closed, and her cheek s the same.
Save that it hath no tear;
+. Yet this is Death!-the thing we name
With shuddering and with fear!
True there are some who view the grave
As a resting place from pain,
A spot where wearied hearts shall have
No cold and earthly chain;
And some there are who, dying, trust
That many an eye shall gaze
Upon the tombs that DER their dust
The living fondy raise:
But she, who never struck the Tyre,
Or won hero's name,
Who knew her memory would expire,
Nor leave one wreck to fame,-
She, who was happy on the earth
Amidst her human joys,
OH what to her could Death give, worth
The bliss that he destroys'
oh! well she knew that though her lot
Had been supremely blest,
Though the world seemed happy spot,
Yet this was "not her rest;''
And the best feelings of her heart
To earth she had not given,
For her choice had been :" that better part,"-
To trust alone in Heaven!
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06
DIRGE.

memory Of Miss Ellen Gee, of Ken,
consequence Of being st,sng in the z
Peerless, yet hapless, maid of O!
Accomplished LIN G!
Never again shall ! and U
Together sip our T.
For, ah! the Fates, l know not Y
Sent midst the flowers B,
Which ven 'mous stung her in the I.
So that she could not C.
In exclaimed, Vile, spiteful B!
If ever | catch u
On jess mine, rosebud, or sweet p.
I'll change your singing Q.
"I'll send you, like lamb or U,
Across tn Atlantic C,
Prom our delightful village Q,
To distant o YE.
"a stream runs from my wounded I,
Salt as the briny C,
As rapid as the x or Y,
The 0I0, or d.
"Then fare thee i'll, insensate y
Which stung, nor yet knew Y;
Since not for wealthy Durham's c
Would ! have lost my l."
They bear with tears fair LIN C
In funeral RIA,
a clay-cold corpse now doom'd to B,
Whilst mourn her DIX.
We nymphs of Q, then shun each B,
List to the reason Y!
For should ABCU att,
He'll surely sting you'll.
Nov in grave L deep in Q
She's cold as cold can B;
Whllst robins sing upon All
Her dHge and L EG.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06

Sam ran with ardour to the larder,
Then to the kitchen,
And, as he briskly went to work, he
Drew from the spit smoking turkey,
With sausages embellish'd, which in
A trce upon the board was spread,
Together with nice cold brisket;
Nor did he even oblivscate
Half pigs head.
To these succeeded puddings, pies,
Custards and jellies,
All doom'd to fall a sacrifice
To their Unsuitable bellies;
As if. like camels, they intended
To stuff into their monstrous craws
Enough TO satisfy their maws
Until their pilgrimage was ended.
Talking, laughing, eating and quafhng,
The bottles stood no moment still;
They rallied Sam with joke and banter,
And, as they draind the last decanler,
Call'd for the bill.
Twas brought--when one of them who eyed
And added up the items, cried,
Extremely moderate indeed!
I'll make a point to recommend
This inn to every travelling friend;
And you, Sam, shall be douby feed
This said, weighty purse he drew,
When his companion lnterposed,
"Nay, Harry, that will never do,
Pray let your purse again be closed.
You paid all charges yesterday,
IT'S clearly now my turn to pay"
Harry, however, wouldn't listen
To any such insulting offer;
His generous eyes appear'd to glisten
Indignant at the very profier;
And though his friend talk'd loud, his Glamour
Served but to aggrayate Halls Anger
g My worthy fellows cried the third,
" Now really this is too absurd
What! do both of We forget,
have not paid farthing yet?
Am eternally to cram
At your expense '-'tis childish quite;
claim this payment as my right
Here-how much is the money, SamE"
To this most rational proposal
The Others gave such fierce negation,
One might have fanced they were foes aIh
So hot became the alteration,
Each in his purse his money rafting,
Insisting, arguing, and battling.
One Of them cried at last" truce!
This point we will no longer moot;
Wranglng for trfles is no use,
And thus wen finish the dispute
That we may settle what we three owe,
Wen blindfold Sam, and whichsoe'er
He catches of us first, shall bear
The whole expenses of the trio,
With half a crown (if that's enough)
To Sam, for playing Blndman's Buff
Sam liked it hugey-thought the ransom,
For good game Of fun, was handsome;
Gave his own handkerchief beside,
To have his eyes securely tied,
And soon began to grope and search;
When the three knaves, needn't say,
Adrotly left him in the lurch,
slpPd down the stairs, and stole away.
Poor Sam continued hard at work;
Now DER chair he gets fall;
Now laundering forward with jerk,
He hobs his nose against the wall;
And now encouraged by subtle
Fancy that they're near the door,
He jumps behind it to explore,
And breaks his shins against the scuttle,
Crying, at each disaster-Drat it!
Dang it! '0d rabbit it! and Rat il!
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06

"Whose golden touch could soften steel and stones,
MAKE tigers tame, aud huge leviathans
Forsake unsounded deeps 10 dance on sands"
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-12-06

CoNuNDRuMs.-Why is man who gives up inn
tunlty Tor favors like monarch who abdicates
Throne : Because he gives up asking. Why al
out OF sight like tavern in sight Because we
both invisible.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07
TRUST SALE


virtue Of deed of to the subscriber, hy
Hardin and Elijah, III his wife, bearing date the 5
o. nov isloS ofr.eo'd q tie clerks office ofAbemsrIe
court, t9' the purpose OF the $500
nstanct now due u Weheston Shelton shall On Saturday
'e ism day of Apii atthe Brick
OIL hemsrie linear the premses self Tor cash thai
valuable Tract OF Land containing about FIVE Hundred
acres lying on Meehans river aud OF the Stage
Road from Charlottesville To Stanton miles above
Iotmer place There Is this tract Of land
hrt tate low sroundan excellent Timothy Meadow
oI ABOUT 10 acres and good oteard The other improve.
mem. are good dwelling house, with other necessary
OAR ,Voacco housrs, paTtieaiar dc.erp-
.o oi i valuable tract OF land al
me as ihostSpossd to purchase will hkey view II before
e sas III has been rented the present for $3.50 in mo-
The purchaser will have the prvtse seeding on the
plantation by The l' of Oct and u ri, on the
Io'h Dec, Attic the terms OF the deed require that
.he d shall he sold for cash. the expect be a
.hoised TO give time ALL about the Of $780,
wnen w be required IN hand. The balance divided
into OF $1,000 annually with the date
on me whoie until charged Bond and security With
ueed Of trust on the land win be required of the TO
secure The payments II expected other credit
80 hot hens on the Of land will consent on the
day OF sale, 10 give liberal for the balance Of The pur,
sae money alter satisfying the claim Of the said Shelton
A1uHg as Trustees we will convey the purchase such title
only, as Is vested in US by said trust.
MIoAJAH WOODS, Tru.-
WI. WOODS, tees
Feb. ~ 20 -w,a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

virtue Of Of ttu,t es eeu,ed TO the .vb.,he 10
~ he9hen bu tom on the nth day Of april 1897 and
recorded N Tue county court Of Hsnrcoon The I'd day Of
l6x's iur purposes therein mentioned, shall sell 10 ne
highest bidder At the Springfield coal pits, the county Of
itnTeo on The 18Th day OF March, the following property
vat 20 sores land lying Chirkahomony Swamp heinz
one bali 81 The tract Of land conveyed by Da1 Burton r hs
Hriume 70 the sad Reuben Burtonweh will more fully sp-
county courts this land jors the lands OF Joseph ITopsn
smes OK also ~ acres Of land the Richmond Turnpike
Road, which said land bv Vsbsn Button iycn
1 buehsnapi n'O one lo in the Bowling Green,
sere Of lend lying the Brooke Turnpike Road near me
b9ose Sehoohog,e The aforesaid Land formerly belonged
10 VIM. Young Rgbi. q. Wlsmson Terms win re made
known o the day Of sale Acting trustees we ss only
convey such title IS vested IN ~ the sid ned
MOSBY SHEPPARD, lTrur-
JAMES WHiTLoW, tees.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07
I1aiudble Pron,,o, n, .So,.

ftE subscriber being desirou move to another State
ahHious 10 sell bis mill and land thereto
"a ,he upper end OF Buekinghsm county, about miles flm
bynehuIs IL ceftsnly ofthe hes. custom mills in this
OF 'he country The machinery and sood
IsAh aud Is situated IN pSpulou, nsghbc hoSd and III.
'neone Of the n,li about barrels grain There
anu about 40 acres good wood tobacco noea i'm
tageonsy. e " 80 ~ '
al snn'e,her viii sell the above property privately.
any person wishing 10 chase; hut should il not he sold
Tue Isl day OF April next, iii be sold public auction
on me premises on that day. il fair IL not day.
st" Que fourth the purchase money hand balance
IN years deed Of trust the property will be
required io security Possession will be given
The house will he occupied fall next The
miller may be obtained until that time moderate iesm
- - GEO. E DIUGUID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07
YaiuobIe Esfnfe a. ISaIe-

'TtHE Subscriber offers sale valuable Estate On sme
River called Bslgrove, adjoining Seoyiile now 10 tine
possession OF Iohn Rehron Esp possession gvCn
the 10th Nov next with all the privileges Of seeding
This Estate contains sbyu, 655 acres with good proportion
low grounds aud may be fairly considered of the most
productive and valuable Tor its sire the RiverAIso
I $50 acres Of excellent land Bnery PuyanDs adjoining
John D. Anon and others. Also large biek lumber nous
so feet long, IN Seotsye aud another n te
same PlaeeAs this property under prior incunhane.
which must be cleared liberal advance money! will .eeure
TO purchasers better bargain than often met with 10 pfo.
petty " such value. For particulars apply 10 L. Over Eco
20 the subscriber ScoitsyiIle.
STEPHEN wOODsON, T rtee
For WIN. moon's q rditars
" y. Az persons indebted 70 Wm. MooB ~ make rayu NJ
% the subscriber. SrEFHEN WOODSON
FEB. - 81 wfg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

II The ENQUIRER is published twice week general,
aud week during the ,essn vi the State LsSs
arsPrce, this heretofore. Five Dollars per
vabe advance Notes of chartered, specie-Psyny banks
tss) will he received payment. The Editors will
safety of RENTING them za;tbs postage all ct
tsTs being paid, by the writers. p
~ will be disc ,n;inued hut the dscrton ei
be Edito) until all arfear4ges have been pad up.
Whoever will guarantee the payne Of rius
shaii have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One squsre, OR LESS-FMstt rssrtio IS ch
e6nunusnce, so cents.
No serted, until has either been paid
f sssumed by this city, or its
Fresh Garden Seeds.
Ohm II. BLAMIRE, directly Opposite the Eagle Hotel,
81 sign of the MORTAR has received his supply Of Fresh
Harden Sc eds imported the shp Richmond Packet Capt.
Crabres from Liverpool comprising sgsDers sortmehi
snong them ave, viz
Early tufnip rooted red beet
Do York e1hhsge, fine
Do Harvest Yeik is q large species Of Early York
no Dzttersea =
20 esuIaower, extra ane aud very genuine
DO fTztm cuoumber
ITO golden Sioux corn, ripens in IS DAYS
DO charlon and Washington peas
Green CURED Savoys
White solid CELERY
Do Broccoli
Broad Dutch and Imperial Lettuce
Orange Carrot
Large Dutch parsnp
Scarlet short top aud salmon radish
Asa supply ct herd, grass
" b. Aseners catalogue can be by those Wishing to
purchase.
Feb.l S2--2awSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07

~, ,,, C'tuT tOf 'eSUfHe feHIdle .3cddeniy
SeHE ner es,ion Ititxton CONNIE nee on Ae
ioth OF FEBRUARY, under ths s,ptrinendence of Mrs
mary ann and Mrs ksoben Wydon. TAe high character
'Dhich this school ha already acquired oord, ne 6e,t
rance ne very hyperion and
.ness yong adies and Of hs advantages rrieh pos
ernneAs: useful and elegant education are eompre
nsded ~ fhe course Of in,frction; Irhe proper
Is oe;toisd on the manners nd moral depo1tmenf of the
paIn. iosng ladies attending M sehOoL on be
"oiatea pnh hoard DC. by Mrs.. Susan, Dapen port MA
Iesass an the academy, and .vio,e family Misses Nv
aafp' are Henbers IHe kind and attention Of
uTs D0DenpoT TviH feave parents nothing oyDrsGe,,d
1hie thsir daughters under her Application nsay
DC maze 10 John lpinnOpie Norris ierandr arrs or az
Ae ieadeny Terms for board tuition in me ,.psrf
branches AsTsseore additional chaes VII be- MADE for
"'f ssoo 3D. dHoS. W. GiLMER, S. F. Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07
Nc ~ -lLNP % I'm GLA.LA

FJlHE New Map Of Virginia, piled from surveys.
i under the authority Of the State, published srd
may be obtanedby Pesous DESTROYS Of procuring
ou 70 VIM H. RehardsOB, al the Capitol, in City Rich
monh.
great Of aud money has never
ed variety and accuracy Of detail beauty
Of Iteso The highest on the science and
.kl Of the persons immediately concerned in publication
md nus; highly gratifying aud useful 70 the public The
Legislature have authorized The sale Of $50 COPIES only of TIN,
MAP the large scale Of FIVE miles 10 the inch; and the
possible, directed the eopeso disposed u al The
Moderate price of S2O
Under these circumstances 4 s probable that persons who
shall make early sPpIcaoD will be unable to obtain
Copy Of this beautiful and valuable work
August 5. 25-f
baP Of Yfrgiria, reduced Eon the Nine Sheet Nap
ne state, according 70 he Provioni Of ofh General
Assembly, passed 9h March, 1887. Is also published and
may Be obtained application above Price PEI eopy
coPs # both Maps, convenient portable forn nay Be
obtained II preferred.
Dec. %, 1927. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07
.TETV .B.fLTI.lORE AC.qDE.NY

this institution, yhuh will he opes the reception u
students the 10th u Jan 1923, will be sugh Tie Latin,
Greek and French anguas gher with all the
complete Enslrh Education The trustees have erected
separate building for females and now the
most condolences recommend this seminary tie public
possessing advantages urassed by few 10 the country Thy
have continued Elder John Oguis (h5se reputation
teacher stands descfvsdy higas Principal of the Institution
and have elected senlsan Of great olssesl aqu
and scrpsiomedto teah burg, assistant the male de-
psttmt niand lady of considerable ability hishly
fespc,'ahe character, 70 s ~ 81 fenae department The
healthy, 1ni genfsei board can be Iad the ts
snd nei slhofhood u 80 dolls. pei Tive u
initfn are 2 follows
For The Latin, Greek ( French lsugusgss,
y. % per anBun.
the use u fhe Globes, 20 per snnnro.
The minor branches, - per annum.
female department, extra, per quarter
PiHis 4. Kiips.ins. sss'y
l.5 fs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07
.HILL FOR G.HLE.

Nv LII be exposed 10 public sale, th ! Monday NJ
~ areh, II fair " not, the fsir day,a iour aud
uf MIL uai led on Wsfwitk River, 10 the OF War
VIZ, sbou o. miles from the town o. York IL
JUN shout years ago, and IN The oi Che li year,
80 converted, a. cousIJtable expense, by most skifu
si"rigbt, from Tub Milo Uudersho MllL 1t abound,
WIN --fetsvinz q, much tcI-ccrn IL possibly
gp Ihers y not mill n The Lower Country better uated
p, W" respect man Of eherprize might hhd Il 10 hrs
70 supply the market u Norfolk with meal oin this mill
mere are upwards Of 100 II land attached the mill;
~ excellent range Tor the rssine Of hogs Terms ~
I TOE purchase money =, non', the other hsf az i2
,o"os With good security will be- expected Aray a.
~ o.; F1ghee, y tTbc Hsyues, the ndlor 20
feb. 90. ODD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07
VAS COyWyuITTED

the Jail Of Shenandoah comfy, the 18th of Aug
formerly belonged TO Mr. JohS Patrick living ON III. E,.te
2noIs 81 who made him hi: daughter Sarah
Esena, by whom he sold TO by the name Of All,
dfige, bound Tor ny The said negro about a. ID nehs.
r asm Ia.hsT 81 light and nearly blind
s eye marks Of vaccination the left arm; other
observable. III, clothing miserable Wa. commit under
me name OF John. Says he of during harvest
ihe owner OF the above described negro /, re qur,ted
come forward and prove property pay and take him
away otherwise he will be disposed the law directs
q. o. RNE ISLEY, J.S.C.
-zs,z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07
Congressional.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIyF,ys
TUESDAY, THEBRUARY 26

lOESDAHs FEBRUARY 26.
Mr.. Hamilton, from the Committee appointed ~
make arrangements for the attendance of bott
iouses OF Congress, at the funeral of the late
Major General Brown, made report: which wac
read; when il was
ReSoiced, That, when the House ad;ourns. {.
VIII adjourn to meet on Thursday next, at IL a.
clock, IN order that the members NAV attend tfe
funeral OF the late Major General Brown from his
Feb. 9Th.
The resolution moved by Mr.. Stewart, yester-
day, and laid on the table, was read. coasidered
moaihed' ana agreed to by the House, as follows:
ResoIred, That the Secretary of War be in
structed TO communicate 10 this House, the reoort
OF the Civil Engineer, appointed TO mako an co.
Innate Innate OF the cost OF the Chesapeake and QhiS,
CADETS AT WEST POINT,
The House proceeded TO the consideration Of The
resolution moved yesterday by Mr. CiImer and
laid on the table. $50
The question REQUIRED on the amendment nov
ed by Mr. Bartlett yesterday, when
Mr.. GIlmer accepted the said amendment and
modified has resolution accordingly.
! Mr.. Taylor then moved to amend the resolus
tisn by striking out the following words, viz:
" vi 90 regulating, by law, the number of Ca
diets TO be educated at the West Point Academy az
to make That number correspond, as nearly as NAV
be, with the vacancies which nav OCCUR in fbe
army Of the u. Statcs,''
And inserting the following viz:
"Of reducing The number of Cadets at the nj.
litary Academy at West Point"
! Mr. Taylor made some general observations
/ upon introducing this amendment He was fol-
! by Mr. Floyd, TO whom Mr.. Whipple was replv>
! ing, when be was arrested by the expiration OF
the hour allotted TO the discussion OF resou tons
THURSDAY, FFB.2s
! The Speaker laid before the House a Letter
from TIE Secretary OF State, Transmitting the ma
pers called for by the House on the 18th inst in
relation 20 the claim Of Richagd w. Meade Hhieh
we're laid OF. the table.
J DUTIES ON TEAS
! The Speaker laid before the House letter.
from the Secretary of the Treasury, Transmitting
a statement showing the duties actually received
on teas, during The years 1923, 1924, 1925, 1926,
and 1927; which read and ordered to lie on tT,s
/ table
[By the statement sent, it appears that me total
! amount OF duties received on teas during the sea-
1923, was S2,I05 9J6 So; 1924, @2g6s sOG h.
1925, 2, I95.7s7 46; 1926, SS,0l6 3s5 G6 and 1897
! 81 ,f62, SOL 97.1 49,
CADETS AT VEST POINT.
/ The resolution, moved BY Mr.. Gilmer Of Gear
gia, came up for consideration together sgi.b no
amendment Of MIR. Taylor, as moved on T,fosdav
| Mr WickliGc suggested to the Chair. that Sc
solution had been submitted by his colleague mir.
ChltonI some days ago, and now laid fucr ,hs
table, the pprport OF which was nearly the same
WIN mat now before the House. and induiref
whether Under such circumstances. The presens
Fesoinliou could be considered az strictly In orle-
ih ne speaker stter caroiiiliy comparing the TIVE
sl'd' mat the present amendmCnt was alnost ID.
'+e "ofas g no t1'uor resolution 81 thss y .,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-07
A UsIuabie Plantation for Sale

UGIUuUff FIu7lIn[lOn Tor Sale
rTNHE Subscriber offers for his the county
Of Hanover, iyng chickaAominy Swamp, containing
$50 aeTesj IS l2 miles from the cyof Richmond; the
MsehGcsve Turnpike Through There are more
hH 200 acres 'Oet haps been cleared
Is considered equai Superior any IN this section of
country There are 80 GcreI oereesnt M.adoD Land 10
sat purchaser that part lying boIU the Turnpike ,vould
eParatelydiSPoSsdo of There SaIp hfi within half
ns, 'shch svoud be great advantage any one wishing
get up the timber build further description Is deem
sdHnnscessDy those desros of vsng capital in land
rH pe IT. Joshua Stors, diving adjoining farm ,Oa
saevtt at any tine application be made Rim,
AugnSt7. sf,ERIr.1S.