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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15
Congressional.
NEPoRT OF THE MINoRITY Of THE COMMIT
TEE or RETRENcHMENr.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
( Continued. J

Continued
The Fourth -9adifor's Office
1t is rcmah cd that, in this Office there has been
an extraordinary increase OF expenditure. For the
last six years, il stands thus:
1872, S 453 81
1928, 600 10
1872, J ,t>6 OF
1873, I,226 OF
1876 J, 1872 81
1927, III. -
II is necessary here 10 repeat remark which
has been already made, namely, tEat the expcnai-
tire OF given year being greater than that of a
preceding year. Is no proof OF extravagance, but
may really he owin.; 10 the stnancss OF tie pre-
cedinS expenditure. That .his tho case II the
Fourth Auditors Office, is quite certain. For,
Upon estimates furnished by the Department, in
Congress, in the year 1922, appropriated for thi.
Office, one thousand dollars, which was thought
necessary Tor the service; yet, in that year oGlv
SioS 81 were expended; in 1929, $50 dollars,
were estimated aud appropriated and only 69O dol
lars 10 cents expended; in 1921 before the present,
Auditor was appointed, 800 dollars were c.t-
mated and appropriated, being within 300 dollars
o. what has been allowed for any subsequent year.
Now, il in two years 50 $50 were tlounlt ne
ccssary for the service, and only ,li3 dollars 81
cents were expended, II must Le evident that The
apparent saving could not have been without the
consequences already mentioned, and explains
sufficiently WHY the expenditure afterwards was
greater But il is due TO the presen, officer to saw
that the increase has not been owing TO him. for
tie estimate Of 500 dC'lars was made some four
OF five months before he came into the Office. The
cause Of the reduced expenditure In 1922 81 is
10 be found in the history Of the Office. The pre-
decessor OF the present officer died in the month Of
June, 1924, Of Il lingering illness, as appears from
the fact, That the appropriation law OF 1926 al.
lowed 10 Thomas u. ellis chief clerk in the Of
lce, compensation of $50 dollars, ' for PERFORM
Ing the service OF the said Auditor during his last
Illness, from the Sih Of October, 1879 TO the 2yd
OF June, 1921" Recurring now to the items Of
expenditure in The remainder Of that year, and the
three following years; il will be found that, in 1921
and 1925, they consisted chiefly of tie necessary
stationery, including blank books, forms, &C.. and
Of necessary repairs and Office furniture In 1926
there was added extra clerk hire GIT dollars, and
~ 1927, extra clerk hire goo dollars, which must
Of coulse, have been authorized by the Secretary
OF the Treasury, upon the ground Of their necessi-
~. These IL will readily be observed, arc pre-.
ci5ely the items in which an increased expense
would be required TO bring up arrears, and put the
Office upon an efficient footing Besides the NUN.
her OF vessels and men employed in the naval SER
vice has been augmented, aud, of course, the mum
Der OF accounts to be settled. The total estimates
and appropriations for the last six years were
l0.450 dollars, aud the total expenditure was $40
dolI.rsand 20 cents; The estimates and appropriate
bPiup = f.!lotve
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YERAfS


tJAS committed 10 te.Jsii IT Montgomery county Va on
w the 1874 dav Of April sst. Ssgto slave sur
POSED to be Runaway, who calls himself Sam-about ~
year. Old feet high 20 scsrs pefcei thesys he heous.
10 the Ess Of Ssnl Walker dec Of Duekng6s,n aud fs
mey beonseJto Randolph Hsri,on, Of Cunbelsnd Tie
"wnef Of lie said slave fcgucsieh forward and
take hiu away lie will deaa With III, las. directs.
W1 WADE, Tailor.
ifly T. ~ wf9v'
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Mary IL Mccraw, Cary McCraw, VIM. H. Rsnsone T. Anna
w, "'it, t'ahos - mctiHw, and Niles RIcCraw D,GIt.
ihe Oeienism Wm H. Rsnone having entered his an
e"ra"ce ahd gwen according 10 the net of A.
'ehhy and the fits OF tbs oUuit and anpearinr 10 Tho
sase,on OF N. court, that the said Wm Rapsone NOT
IL Nasone "a here h;ire Aurt term next ami
,,e'ttd "a The Eunsra public nrv.psser OF The c, az
t'if"ioni for two months evely and another Nv H.
P'''e" d. Tue ivh d'o 'f the this etrnv
cory. Test., II. ELDRIDGE, d. c.
o-e 80 w
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osjug $3.50 81 GEMS u.ars ii,an Tie expenditure.
lt must be evident, upon little reelection, that
10 conclusion to be relied upon fe derived from
Comparing one office with smother as FOR example
'he Fourth Auditor with The Third or tie Filth The
Expense Of each rncst depend upon the natire Of
IS business. The Fourth Auditor is tho account
inS officer fine Navy, and his service REQUIRES
very expensive books and forms, which swell the
account Of stationery Something, too. mae dc.
peod u!on The mode OF charging the eoniineen.
~.es whehrr 20 ,irc particular o,fcc, or:o ,,,e 20.
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I'VE 81 . School will I've resumed on the 18Th
day ~ Jolly next Nf. Matthew'S gentleman educ fed
~ West Po aud mtsy Instructor Al the University Of Va
wiltesch the MstiieU stIos
Dit frtron wall continue 10 give Instructions ~
ny hiCer M. VIM. Egl heen iucsted ~ one 81
the best Institutions Euope. el during the Of hi,
enssgcmens II the mejea School ~ th. Unversty sve
l'''cos History. and aid 10 e Classical Department ny
coo' Fen' u fui ~ 81 per SESSION. payable 10 advsDce.
fnung gentlemen, learning French will We requied ray
- additionally. Board, Wasbns, &c, may he had MANY
fesptcsbit fah,es the Sci,Dr, At $50
BART1'W EGAN.
fhfrip'frs vile. lure a. tf--.rffrfh|v
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f'HE I'd Session of ne SJs ri5srs Shooi Wood Lar
'edr 5aieia courthouse gW on the am =
mr. aud discontinue on Tie M Of Dec. IoLoa9 IN 1cli
'rH taught e Lafin G,eek. Trench and Eagl.,h La.-
gaGses.
TERMS.
Ia" 1hn inlf"" per 'ess' So %
, si'ut ~ 81
ne approaching Iession ofleys be osD,ufsd
JOHN n. DIR, Asie1ia.
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CHANCE il At urtSsYi,nsed l. held for K,,s.
Z nshsm county, the 18Th dsJ Ut May, 1875
'oh \" iteii aud Jockey IBIS wife, aud Tho McCrau
-. Phd,.
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Trust SAFE If UdiudJIe .pcgToes -
7rT vitne NJ Deed Of Trust executed t. die .uh,esr
~ hy G'a'd Logon bearing dats the 6,h day Of Nov 1871
fd n"y ietodsd nthe clerks Y6ce Of the county court OF
CuhsrdHt, purposes .ed u,ntioned ,se sil on
tie u hay Of July uCx C&G, The house Of SAID Lyon in
Ia county aioressii proceed to sell ue
publ au'l"n fVf cash. - likely negroes; most of whom ar
uows snd scige 81 tem first IS We shall
convey sueh TILE only, a. Is ytsted Tfnst.e.
JOuN W. WILSON,
EDWARD Uu6HES-
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Complainant,

oh'ncriJ' AT comi OF liaitety Ssss,ou. continued
and held LOUISA eonnt, ,oui .hou.. an
Thursday tue ie.h day Oi june i82a-
Niiker iinhsilese& John GILBERT ai,uor of Xn,.
w Gilbert, Au.in Deeper lhai De.pet Jim Screams;
.p.,Gs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15

In oho"esFy Al court OF oA,r.:iy S..,ions esnn,
sod held for LOUISA county thereof on
Thursday tho i2lh dsy of June, 1925
GAI. q Jennings PHI
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oss,io a Dspe, A.m Deeper and Nsa.l..J r.ina.,,,,

S'eOH AtsPtI, -'Dam Utsper anI icuasJ. puindGxier
~, nefdts
iae peensr overor pesfcr having entered hi. ar.
p.Nanre a'rrrS to the act -. sen,hiy rule, f
mas court aud to the court
hs not an 'rhabisut Of tn, S.,te motion Of l
fanas ~ ih'r COUNSEL Ordefe Tn.t the said Oyer.
ton Drsper spper here the Sept Court
and answer The ball nf the PLAINTIFF, and copy OF DIR,
ost io'h"h Inserted IA sore newspaper published
cay o. hchm""d or months snects,'s-y, aud posted az
day. A cory. T.ste JCIiN IilJSrEn ~ '''
l'h' ~ -SH,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15

Mr.. Cooke, of Tennessee.
(ro DE coNriEUID0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15

Joh@ El, aGi caarip his wife Joseph Wakiu, and Je.
f,'na h'' r' Dtn PhauP ani E<4h-th wife Urbttc,
'ioy, ornieJ itebeocA Eii, osua Ellis U.re,le, Fiji
NJ. Wv, - -''' the children OF
r go - - 49, . the child. en-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15

IGN 0hANcEitY IN GOochilnd county court I7tL Marc,
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against
ihts Jsnn'as. Jamc' + Dnval, aud Judith his wife, l.s
judith "n"nss Vim. Snuh'v"Ith Sarah O. IA, wife h,
SNah e. Jeun;Ess aud Aun isndsi, Defdi.
me D>enian Thomas Jennirs and James T Iuyai AMI
Judith has wie not their apea, anee ami %
eh security aoeodn1 10 law and tue hir curt ana
arp"sns 10 the sstisiscton OF al M, in
iahianis u this state On the nioiin Of the psn, bv ia
ohel II IS ordered That the ssid Thomas .nniny. sa
anss pU'ai sni Jadrh hrs wie, srr-sr IN tie FIR,
Jay OF sept court ~. S bull 81 The uant
ana That copy of this order he l,n ttrh inserted a,
o"'e Newspaper, published IA the csy of Rchuuud for t
months s"ere,veiv, and red non; loo, of IN. oct
''"ise u ;i'' ceu"y, copy. r+.te
June % e y. Z.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15

- s.aaeeiy ~ Rules held lie cs,e % the
Sia.t ior the 9Th eeu aud Eastern Dititt Of Va.
~ 'neufh of June, 1925
Jane Scott, e1'or of John Leslie, dec rlid,
against
Defd,s.
The Defendant Walter Dun, having than three
Catered his this ba, still failing
ILL., h sh,wef % the motion OF hs Plaintiff by his couns.
his hi taken for tcnsssed; aud the will
uie lay 10 decree the matter thereof dete-
dsnt IL, belize the fiat day IL the after he
shall have been duly notified OF this Rule, hew the
eou'ayi aud s,aecr,ly spp. tina; the .aj defendant
Mt an mbab,in, OF the State oi Virgin Ii ordered That
COPS hereof he inserted printed
city At it'enond tor two months aud posted
tie tot door ,i the car o the ,ad cy copy Te,te,
kD. JEEFKlES, .ieik.
;-y 8. I7-wp,s
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uniy e. Archer, Philip Jones, aud Wood Jones Dens
me defendant Wood Jones not having entered his spprar-
sncf according TO the Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of Iii,
Oo and nsPPsdriDg 10 the the count that he
n m 'uhshnan' ct ' State on the motion Of Plaintiff
~ o"h ~ IS orfeTed That the said Defendant appear
ner ad answer The Psni0's bill aud give security FOR per
ming me decree OF The curt, and tbi copy Of hi, order
ne heiitd ~ oi:s newspaper printed la city Ricl-
H'nd Tor t months posted at the ftou,
an" O' Tue Courthouse ~ said county. a copy,
June g. So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15

The Fourth -1aditor's Office
IL IL rcma hcd that, in this office, there has been
an extraordinary increase OF expenditure. For the
lasl six wears, il s,ards lhus:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-15

I'm OuAACEkX- la Hanover county court Nav 2a,,,
~, 1929 10y -"
Ja~'s G.odwinrIohn W. Gooawil L RANGES T. Goodw,r
aud Dana c. Goodwin, P.a: '
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- Of Toe couny court Of Charlotte. the day of june
Wo'd Jones uafaln, rUr
\ 80 !
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The defendants Joshua Ellis! Iercul,s Ellis. bartholomew
- ~" toe chiiI-n OF Ee-ze-
security according t. the Act NJ Assembly and the rules Of iii,
eur" auu stpe"'hs TO The sAyiaciiun Of court ths.
~ NE Pnth by counsel 1t order That Tie .sid ab.cn,
"eitndsu'' do ere at before co nest snd
answer the Plaiu,a bill AnI that copy of thi, order he
o""h Inserted ~ newspaper punished IN the civ Of
'lcH'Ht for two months that auoib cruy
% pstrA ihr front door Of the courthouse ct i,
'" '"- successive r"uri day-. Il COPY Ttsie,
juno 80
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-15
From Tic Detroit Gazette

Fire in the WoodsFor several days the woods in the
vicinity Of this city have fire. and citizens have
suffered excessively rum the dense smoke with which the
atmosphere filled For few mornings, until or 10
oclock thick has been the SMOKE that the features of
person could be distinguished the distance OF go feet
The fires burning within miles of the city, and on Mon
day last extended back for than 10 mehow far they
have extended in line parallel with the strait we have not
learnt The smoke has the smell Of that which arises from
Goa pit this smell, informed is occasoned by qnan
ties of earth being consumed by the fire. Considerable
damage has already been occasoned by the destruction Of
fences and valuable timber.
II is probable that the smoke will continue for time
for we from Mr. E. Reed recently from the river ST
Joseph that the fires through great portion of the
try from lake Michigan to the head waters OF Grand River
Lao of Ohio-In the of Newbury, Lingo, in the
common pleas Of TumbuI county, November tern 1927
witness Called and objected to by the plaintiffs coun
SELL the ground that he did believe in the existence Of
a God, or future state Of retoardS and puishmens
Judge Tod oveuled the objection, and admitted the witness
sued out and the removed TO the supreme court
where il was submitted without argument at August
1928 Judge Bunet said, that atheist could not be
icitess could he hold office tUn the state Of Ohio
Judge Hitchcock said, that he knew of where an
atheist had been admitted Witness could he recoec
any authority that far to admit such person.
Judge Pease stated that all nations had form of OATH
order impose religious obligation upon the conscience
such obligation could be imposed upon the conscience
of person who dsbeieyed it, The ordered the judg
ment of the pleas be reversed The counsel for
the defendant moved that the be certified to the court in
blank Judge Burnett said that it only doubtful cases
which were be thus certied-and that in this the
court could not for moment entertain doubt
Ohio paper
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-15
Ohio paper.
MONTREAL, October IS.


A Chirardri-0n Thursday night rotous assemblage
known by the of Chrava took place in the Quebec
Suburbs of this city This which has foriu
naey been of ate that Of readers who
have long the country explanation may be
When any marriage took place between persons
differing much in age when one of them had been married
BEFORE crowd of persons in DISCUSSES of different sorts
accustomed assemble before the door OF the parties whom
they annoyed by all sorts Of noises until they the per-
formers something TO drink, bestowed money some
charitable Institution. Ever since fatal transaction which
took place several years ago. event of the kind has seldom
occurred this neghbohood until Thursday when
the police took three of principal masquerades into custo
dy Yesterday morning. they marched from the watch
house the police Court attended by immense assembage
of people, One of them had his face painted and his body
with pieces of cut paper and girde hung with
belts round his middle the other two were in female hab
ments.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-15

National Arsenal at Trgennes, N.-The United
States Flag was displayed the Arsenal, for the
first time, on the 30th of October last, and the event
announced by grand salute from the Artillery
the ground.
This is the only establishment of the kind in the Vi
cinty of Lake Champlain. The site embraces about
twentyeght acres of land, and is, without doubt the
hest that could be selected for the purpose Being
sixty miles distant from the line, and eight from the
Lake, the works are considered safe from attack The
principal buildings, which of stone, stand on
eminence,' and command fine view Of the surround
ing country. They substantially built, have slated
roofs. and are plain and neat
The ordnance and ammunition which have remained
at Platsburg since the war, now at the Arsenal.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-15

SingularA short time since gentleman Of Providence,
R. l. in the suburbs endeavorng to get shot at
large eagle Suddenly the eagle sprang upwards and
tnued wing his flight spal immense height, nearly
of sight, when he fell the earh nearly the spot from
whence he had flown. On approaching the eagle small
weaze observed from the body, and exana
ton found the animal had got under the eagles wing
and commenced feasng upon his BLOOD until the noble bird
fell from exhaustion The little marauder then made his
cape.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1828-11-15

Some Of the carronades and howizers said to be
equal to any the British ever possessed they Were
captured on the memorable 18th September, 1874
With the glorious events of that day our readers are
familiar, but view of these relics is well calculated
to inspire feeling of gratitude to the God of Bat
ties for our happy deliverance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-24
COTTOarS BOOKSTORE.
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

On Cary Sf''CH rcAT OF flc Vtlgil.t and F,l,Ypers
Z OSEPH WILLIAMS isgratefL tc th. ladies'
~ and gentlemen of Virginia, for past i;ivours and
hopes continuance Of the same and would thank
The ladies sending their silk dresses, have them ia
teI To pieces, which viii enable him to warrant them
TO be dyed AMI finished us well ut any establish
mem IL the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
ccss1ry, as ne has suitable machines to finish them, if
seat 20 hln IN the situation above mentioned.
Gc!tlelaea are likewise informed, that he scour;
ana renews ~ colour coats pantaloons and vests,
gecr with Nil kdso apparel aud ifrequested, repairs
them in the neatest AS usual al kinds OF
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed furniture
stuits ccansed and re-dyed in the neatcst manner.
N q. Tickets ~il be issued on leaving the goods
with him, and requests they will be presented on up
plicat;on for tie same.
II
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City Dyeing Establishment,

Corner Of 1881 anil Main Streets.
ZINES ~ flONTLEY present tl,cir thanks tho ci,i.
zens cnd public generally, 5r share OF patronage and
assure them that no effort email he wanting
aice they have added such machinery establishment as
WI enable them 20 finish goods equal irocrc waIran,
al e coo winch for brlnHcy and durability, have been
pronounced by competent Judges equal to the Cneseand
ey would remind the cs send their silk satin dresess
ripped as usual Icy also continue cleanse bleach
merno saw leshor bouets c' Cientlemens cloth ,g
secured dyed or rc:yed and repaired With eaness and
patch, reasonable terms. dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-24
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICHLIO.ND, DEC. 90.
ARRIVED.


Schr Charles ks smith, from New York, with cider to
field
Schr Ca-issa Hl fl Prov;deucc, with nun, to master
Schr Only Daughter, Coo, tom Newbusypor:, with
~ j. Fisher.
sloo Constitution, from Littio Ecs Harbour, ballast,
Schr Henry, Hanna, from Portland with sIndres DaveI
port Allen g. Go. aud -
Brig Samuel g. John, Timer, from Portland, with lime aud
Lumber IN g. &. w. Merriam.
Steamer Richmond, Chapman from Nos, wiki Passengers.
SAILED,
Schr. Richard, Corsoi for New Ior1, cna
Schr. Atlas, Ireland for New York, coal
Sloop Fame, Ireland, for New loyk, coal
Schr. Caroline Marion, T-syels Tor Baltimore, coal.
NoRFoIK, Dec. e..
Ard French brig, american, Feucault, Point Pc
ire.
In Hampton Roads-Ship Colossus, Navel, from
up James River, bound TO London.
NORFOLK, Dec. 22.-Arrived, schrs. Only
Daughter, Bradley, Boston; Orleans, Jones, Ricit-
siond Fairpiay, Thompson, New York; sloop Ira
weller, Crandell, Providence.
Below-Schr. Wetree, Nuner, from Petersburg,
bound to Baltimore.
At Seawelps Point -Schr. John 81 Nancy, Has
kc from Richmond, bound to r. York.
The schr. Tantivy, Thorp, which left n. York on
Saturday at 10 a. M. bound to Richuloni, passed
through Hampton Roads to-day at noon.
Cleared, sohr. Only Daughter, Bradley, Richmoad;
Steam Boat Norfolk, Rollins, DO.
NEW YORK, Dec 2o.-Arrd packet ship VIM.
Byrnes Pattcson, from Liverpool, (soilcd 9th Novl
Schr Telegraph, Ketchum, days from Richmond.
Sloop Sally d Amelia, Bartlett, ) days from Pict
saond.
BOSTON, Dec. i7.--Tciegraphcd, brig Ocean,
from RicLDond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-24
Patent Balances.

GROCERIES.
ne are re-c!ring per Schrs Diomede, Faicieid Bal
tic & Mary, fer safe,
EeD Hhds West India molasscy
~ do New Orleans do
&c bags coffee
100 kits family mackCTCi
1i8 bbls potatoes
81 boxes tallcw candles
% bbls onions
189 do No. I, 9 and 3 rnackcrcl
10 boxes spcunacc' candles, first quality
half chests liyson tea
20 boxes gunpowdcr DO, 10 lbs each
10 pipes imitation brandy, 9TH proof
100 sides soal leather, best quality
10 bbls Newark cider
20 casks Goshen cheese
20 bbls Ohio whiskey
23i casks Thomaston lime
bbls, boxes and hhds sugar
casks assorted stonowaro
cases Wobsters spelling books.
do 12-lOt DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-24

>HAT very desirable lot in the rear of the Presby-
Il terrain church now building, being i3O feet front
on street which separates from the land occupied
by Manson 81 Bibber, aud averaging 100 feet deep.
more beautiful site isprobabiy not 10 be had in the
City.
Also three lots on Governors street, above street,
which are daily beconiao more valuable, being in a
central situation, street improving Us fast US any
in Richmond They would be exchanged for land
west OF the Capitol. D. /. BURR.
jpc i2-gaIySw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-24

JAMES WINSTON. Richmond, a gent for VIM.
- Prince, Proprietor Of LinnBan Botanic IGarden,
Now York, now advantageousy known the
most extensive and valuable establishment ofthe kind
IN this county, will receive orders for any kind of
Fruit Trees, or ornamental Grape Vines, Eoweriug
Shrubs, Greenhouse Plants and Bulbous Roots.
OTCatalogues will be furnished gratis, and the most
prompt 81 particular attention paid Che forwarding
90 any part of the State such articles persons re-
siding at a distance may order.
The Trees. Shurbs, Vines, &c. &c arc put up in
the worry best order, and may be transported many
hundred miles without injury. The experience ofthc
Agent though limited, fully iustios him in recon-
ncDding TO any person possessing but half acro Of
land TO procure smsll assortment Of vines, fruit
+rees,-S5G, and others holding land could not
invest 50ora 100 dollars more advantageousy
lie 21-tP
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-24

EUST RECEIVED--Syms waterproof patent
- .Mocasins, for ladies' and gentlcmcn.-Also, gon-
tlcnens cali shin Boots; squarc-tpc Boots, with lnda
rubber lining between tho soals, for 81. Together
with every DESCRIPTION Of ladics, gontlcmons, misses
boys and chldrcns Boots Booccs and Shoes, at very
reduced prices at the corner of Main and 18th streets,
by GRANNISS, SON g. BROTHERS.
dec 9--ts