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Communicated.


MARRIED. a. ProspectIIili The II Mrs Susan
Jcnes, Thursday ut by the Rev. Auiscs RrosJu
Dr. Thomas c Gordon, 10 Ms Nniia H. ~ .!o7,es
daughter OF CAPS jno Joae' dec al o! Essex county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-08-19

letter received in Boston from Eng anil, sf,tcs
tina, Mr. sPARss, under order obtained Tor
the purpose, had but Just commenced ex,mnng
the records OF the Colonial C!iice for facts relating
to American History, aud coam ctcd witi, his no.
posed publication OF Washing;on's letters when The
ordeF icds TepOhed, and ii /; supposed he viii be
denied the privilege OF puIsuin; those researches.
Best BuiiefH!.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-06-24

In the treasury of The state Of Mississippi,
deficit Of five or six thousand dollars has been
discovered The committee Of accounts have
taken possession Of the negroes and other pro-
perry OF the treasurer, to secure the state a.
gainst any loss
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-11

LPrnl1fNn-na


Az ACT To nmead un al eosentuiuR naturalization.
BE- flHcifd bg the Asuats 0ad H0asc NJ ~
preseRiotitfs NJ Hc Lmted Siattgot dmcr1cd IN
I6Bgrca usgenbied. That. ihe second arrttnn
ol the AIT rufulcd 70 M aet 10 establish Hn a.
inform rule ol Gainra " tlIanfaud "a forefli The
acfs heretofore pa.sod ~ llai a1feb
which was passed On tie thirieeHlh day nl
April, one thousand eight buH died and Two.
aud The frat section al the art entitled % M
act relative 10 evidence III eaaes ~ naihiat=
zaiion," passed on tdr taeny "and dry ~
March, ON lhonsaud ci9hf hundred mud an-
Tern, be, aud the stnr are hereby, repealed.
Sec. ,. 1,m be II bqiler enarid, That
my alien. beirg tree "dllr IeU9hth n N's
residing within the limits, bGa upisr HE lurr.
dic,iou OF the EnieI states, between III
fourteenth day ol Apu, one thousand c'EW
hundred and twn aad thr eighteenth day ~
June. one thnusand eighl bgndrrd D twelve,
and vino has continued Ia reside WITHIN te
same. may be- admitted 10 become chizrn
OF the lnircd SlHres. without hh'inG mnde q.
nv yio,a drglacdtton al his intention 10
brcomr a clfi2rn Fr0f1dd, That whtneYcf
any prrson. without y certificate 81 such d. G.
larafion ut intention, she'll make nppItfHion
Ia be admitted ciiiz noi The Unaed States,
il shall be proved 10 the sAtIsilClinn 0i tie
CouH, tlat the epphrahi was rfsl9'nP "itb'n
the ifmis, aud under thr 1nrIsdili"h3 III me
United States, brfpre thu eighteenth dry ol
June. cue hou.nud ejgal hundred and Twelve,
aad ha, continued To- reside within the same,
or he sIall not 3" % admitted and The rrsi-
dence 81 the applicant within the llmits, aud
uader the jurisdiction pt the Jniied states,
iur NJ least i've years Immediately preceding
the time of 3och application Shalt he proved
hy oath or rflirnallon Of citizens oil the I'M
I'D states winch clizrns shall be named IN
the record a Witnesses aud tacb continued
Residence W flIn the Limits and under The in-
risuietion oil the Unird state, when saisiac-
lerily proved, aud The p'ace or plaees where
the applicant has resided tor al least FIVE
yenrs, As aforesaid, shall he stated and set
forth together with tbs ia mes Of snrh ctl'
zeus, IN lAerpcord Of tie Courl admitting the
ap,lraut, olhcrwi,e the same shall mol emit.
ne him 10 he considered and deelneda citizen
ri the &. StBtss.
ArrRoYED-Ma -. ls9s
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PtpI1c-NO.1

An ACT 10 incolroraa tla stot. er Charity Of Saint
Joseph and the Sisters Of tie Visitation olHoorecto"r
in die District Of Columbia.
Be Il eHacitd bgthe SeHais unit Bopse ~ E.P
resentoires Of he T. Soies u Amtr'co, ~ IN"
ire@ assembled, lhat MARY Augustine Deconnt
Elizabeth boyle. ,aue Smith, Rosetta Wine
Margaret Georso. Bridget lnrel' FRANCS
innrIan, Ann Ginber, Adrir saliva, aara'
thompson, Margaret iedci a Brady, ach"las
thea Hearn,, Julia Shirls, Louisa k"get, MarIh'
nadsnisn, Mary Joseph hvell, Mary hshe'
o Conner, Mary Csre asnly Mary f''
Douglas, Eliza Martina Bnlehet E"slna Clarke
Jane Bo.le, Rnssettn Tyler, Mary Love Am
Coiiius, Mary Nctdnnts. Lt&aDeh be'io"
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.rrRoyED-Nlav .. ls2a.
n'rpiIo-Nn. 80 I


An ACT 10 onharlo Inc selection If lands of The ,n,.
fl at Srmndr, al learning intte s'te ot RlsbalHu.
instead oil othrf a4,z heretofore sulrcied.
Be IL eHacied ~ Hr Seaate ami HOUSE o. Re
presfutatipe oftI, [ Sldies of im9ird Ia Con-.
gren usssmbitd HAT In Trustees Of the In
vetsity olthc State Of Nahama be aud they
are hereby. ae'horiaed 10 surrender HE patents
issued for srrfiuh twelve. the North east qpatrrr
OF section seventeen, the Northeast quauet of
sretion twenty r'ehl and the Easl half Of The
Northeast quarter 81 secl,on four, IN teunshp
font, range eleven West, m the Huntsville Land
District, aud to select Il like quantity in lieu
thereof, Il any OF thu public lands Of he un,f,d
states in SAID State aud that. On such rgln,.
quishnent helog made by the lru tee as atalc=
sad. patents shall issue To TIN purchasers from
the United States, Of said Lands, Of their as
eIgnees
AppnoyRD-2i Nav. 1875.
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IPuRtIc-No. 6s1

I VblIt--aps o..
At ACT n authorize tie ettahIshmeu Of IN Arsenal
onthe waters OF Mobile OF Pensacola Hn,s.
b. Il enacted ~ The Scn1is and H1Hss of
Representatives, of he EHitti slattS of liner.
ca iH Congress assembled. Tint the sectc.
ary OF War be, and he il hereby nuthntiza,l
aud required IA procure, soon as ii cis1 bc ei-
i'ctrd, un reasonable terms, n site Tor an Arse
nal oa the waters nf Mobile Of Pensacola BAYS,
aud 10 cause 10 be erected thereon such an
arsenal a. may he deemed pfoptr, Tor the saf
keeping OF arms and Mutations Of war III the
Gu,icd States iur the Mexican Gull frontier .
and tbat Zoe these purposes the sumofGlly ttsu
sand doliars b., aud the same Is hereby apptu.
printed
ArrRoyED-May p, l92a
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Cheap Fashionable
CLO'EhlSG SYoNE..
WAIlkEI,. L co.

q y ESPtt1futLY mia,m the citizens Of
u "a bynehbme and The public IN geurrai thai
hey have taken tie Store inielv occl,pird l.hfI=
VI Browne X Co. two doors below the Vnpintan
Office where they have just opened y intend
keeping on hand large aud general assortment
OF
GentiemeH's Fashionable Clothing
DRESS COATS.
super aud fine blue, black. hfuWn, olive, green
aud other coouls.
FROCK AND SUkTOuT COATS.
5upefhne blue, brown, eiarel, steel mixed
and d,ah cloth.
COAIEES
Steel mixed, green and brown. &c with Gil, aud
steel buttons.
do Super fine black French Bomhaziue
do do Circassnns and Bomhazetls
do do French Angola Cashmere
do do Rnuen Cashmere
ROt Nd JACKETS.
Fine white linen, with standing a rolling rollars
French Brown Linen. do do do
do do Drifting do do do
do Angot, Cashmere French Drilling brown
Holland. White jeaus, cotton Drilling. Den.
mark Satin, bombazcttes, striped flofen-
tine, yellow Nanhoen, Gnghams, fine Setr-
sucker, Wilmington and domestic stripes
IN ALBUMS.
Super and fine blue, blacl. olive drab cinnamon
dark aud light mixed colours OF cloth aud
cashmere
Black Cauton silk Cambet, a very fine article
do Bomba1ine
Black Drab and mixed Hastings
striped Denmark satin, drah aud fawn colors
Fine white inen drilling, striped and plain
Naukeen Of best : 'aiity, brown frcnch Linen
aud Drilling. Angola and Rouen Cashmere,
Florentinc, striped Jtaus aud other fancy
Striped goods, drab aud olive hangnp cord,
plain and with straps Gan excellent art-
Gle for rding,) fine and heavy linen, Pitts
burg cord, English Fustian, &c.
VESTS.
Black, mole skin, plain and figured
Black and brown Velvet do DO
English brown and mixed silks, Englirh black
Silk plain and figured. French silk Fluren
the, plain and figured, white bua. and fan
cy striped aud fg ned MarscIIles, piainand
rolling collars, ToJnet and elegant Valtn-
ca variety OF fancy patterns blue, blach,
buff aud drab Cloth and Cashmere
SHIRTS,
Superfne Irish Linen, ruillcd pleated and plain
do do powrrluom, do do de
Bleached and brown domestic, linen and cotton
checks, single and double miied ilannes,
lambs wool and worsted guernsey rocks.
DRAWERS.
Super and fine white Linen, white Flannel cot
ton Flannel, blcached and brown Gotten
drilling, bleached and brown domestic mus
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STOCKINGS.

White and black ribbed aud plain silk
do do do half nose
do do mkt. cotton hose
Brown thread, and cotton hose
White and mkt lamb wool and Worsted
GLOVES.
Black Hoskin of superior quality, white and
black SILK, white aud drab Woodstock,
Beaver, BuckSkin aud DOG shlm.
HANDk ERCtliEFS.
Fancy silk aud cotton new style cravats and
haudkerchiefs, Flag aud Banlanna, En-
gllSh Bandanna, a new style of goods, as
sorted Madras touiard's, C. iinoi, cam
brick pocket haudkprchWis.
SUSPENDEkS.
Yanhorns patent sewing six webb, with extra
springs and rollers
Cotton webb. do do
Cotton and worstrd net suspepders
NECK STOCKS.
Mrs. Can,ello's patent springs, New York make
Black hair, leather aud silk tocIls, do do
Patent shirt Collars, "a most Convenient article
for gentenea traYcIllng)
Also, Snam shirts rufilcd and plain.
IL Just opened an assortment Of well made
Shoes, fne and coarse, which viii he sold low.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-11
New Publications.

5nHE subscriber has just received, direct
4 from Philadelphia the following new pub
lications VIZ
s.. Vaientine's Day the Fair Maid ofPerth.
by rhc Author tWaserly, &c. &c. ih's work
is sand 10 ., superior IN ANY hr has eyer written
Sir Waher SCOTS Rei,g inus Dscnhrses.
American Qnayerly Review 6lh No. for June
1925 iust rrceY 81 aad tlr delivery to suhScrl-
rprs AEla.A T. tfIhli1'
Ins q
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q T prime cost, wlihoat reserve, large anu
" valuable stock Of desirable GOOD9.
Such an assortment has never been offered IN
Tins country, on the same terms, al New YORK
and Philadelphia auction prices. We "llSrii
any article by wholesale OF retail, at prime cost,
as we are determined 10 close all our business by
the Isl of December. Our reason for so doing IS.
our resident partner OF this place IS determined
to remove to Philadelphia, and we positively
Dledee ourselves 10 discontinue this branch, 1t
IS useless for Us to say the amount oil our stock
on hand. Persons who wish 10 purchase any
artlcle. would do well 10 cab, as our stock cno-
siets OF nearly every description OF GOODS j;
many not 10 be had al any oihcr house IN town
AMONG WHICH ARE
Dry Goods, Hardware, Grocefirs, faribt'" and
Glass Ware. Shoes HAS, Books, Clo'hng, Look
ing Glasses, &c.
ANDREWS s. BROTHERS.
n. B. Our resident partner IN tins place VIII
DISPOSE OF all his Eurn,tnte at prime cost.
A 4 r.
July q. tsS2
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SAll.At) OF.

Al HAVE rrtSiv few dozen hotties very
8 supelol salad Oh, .nilahie FOR liable nss.
WALTER II MIDDLETON.
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TERMS.

Z. ner aenaIu, pl,yahis ~ ldsanees--so sub
r Fw n -. fnceival for less tins ttan 1iN months
,f'lpsea 70, vdl be discontinued Qai al tie discretion
~ 9,s If 9aitorsJ uat all arrsaf"se' are pa'a'
= me, tr.. tnne and 3 - cents for each
guafe lot rhoss itotn distance must be paid Tor
soaiila",s inse1t3n, tie payment assumed by
g'. ,l ~ase 10 ,l5c persoa'a Lyneheare'
''4 emery Orders exceeding Two squares are M
,f,f .lx dollars.
ecu ,,,,,,, addressed 10 the Editors must be post
= - - ,,,,l not be- attended -
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July IA.

RICrfCE.-.tavIns tirc'"1t1 -" dtrcon.
tie husiops. with viewof moving 10 the
West, an DESTROYS of ci'sidg all debts
.lnn TO aud by me--All rers n. indebted q
ne viii please make payment, and those
whom I am Indebted amply for the same
NAYEL. WINSTON.
y.lv * @la8i
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h-tHAfuS Geluale PAN4CE1, and POT-
% TLKS C1THCLJCUH. jltsi Tece,red by
THOWdS J. DCFIL.
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ArrRo,Eo-May q. ls2s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-01
RHVE.WiSIYOOO

rhRouGli the asencyol friend, have heen enabled
10 Ifosure from the Stud Of MIR. John Randolph of
Roanoke, the above named thorough bred horse
hAPENSWooD lark bfe'Sn, yot by the imported
9ss Sir Harry, (Son of Lord Derby's famous Sir Peter
Tesze) is and sf hands high, great strength beauty
and usanee. His dam bred by the DUKE OF Grafton
ana got ny Grose (soh OF High Fye) OF Geor
sister TO Alfred and Conductor, by Macem, Conductor
sire TO TrGmpeo grand dam by Magnet, Son Of X FIered
ana SIRE OF Dare Devil, gre grand dam by old Macht
was sister TO Johnny who rs times at New Market
enc year bt'ns fyfrhus Fnial Pumpkin, aud all the best
horses OF ms daygreat great grand dam Bahr ahan
Psrnef-Boody Bu;iocksfiey hound-Brookle by Betty,
me hest mare OF her day" See Stud Dook-also the Duke
OF Graton's certificate of sale TO Mr. Rsudolph
HIRAM CHILES.
n D. Rayeuswo,d will stand at the bowling
cline comfy and will be let TO he
ny $40 within the sessor which will expire the ist August
II q
March 20. I04-St
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$1,000 02I 500 90
JOS JAcKSO.Y, cleik seo'i,.

Sldi252 OIL S7f9T GO
JOS. JAcKSOY, cIerk sec'i,.
March ~. fOlV
aTNVh the imposing Appearance Of this statement most
n persons would, without informing bsmseves properly
suppose toe State derived arcsi Benefit pecuniav poi
Of view, ffou Shockn Wsrehuse being 40 nspeeti5, The
rsger5s . the fact go far tss that which msht be IA
Ken ~ the Public Warehouse As this NAV not be propsI
understood we viii enJesvour % make 1t o..
Shoeko Warehouse pays The State 90 per HID doty
and ten cents per HID. premium Of insurance usks
90 cents per Had The Public Warehouse pays 20 esn
HID duty and 60 cents per HID ofas nskng 81 10 e.
per HID Being difference Of So per cent per HID thai
The Public Wafehoue pays nio the rfeasary over that of
SbockU. II would he well remark, that ali Tobacco
lgPsetedin The State pays duty q so per per HID
therefore, No Warehouse B the particular is being
psid-n must be paid, Jet be ospsced where mas Con-
seqneniy TIE State derives benefit from Shock Ware.
houe but the small compensation Of 10 per Hhd as
rremum OF insurance, m combu'be building aceouDt
% whioh r. ttmes ne'y Equals the Of the State
Tie Public WaTehDu5e has been fnspcosiot only four
's' snd has got been generally known such Now that
~ we ssn lesve u The becf judgment 1t the Planter 10
ceids whether he viii Yaironize property IN hich he has an
atsfe'i Or that ~ wbc0 Re Aas zone, when the e1pesss
ne same % hu.s.s
THr51H ;os-7l
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-Ee,o Market Spring Races, 1928

: -Ne,o Market Spring Races, 1928
TTILL commence Tuesday in May being the 9Th
~ OF the month, and continue for days, follows:
ist DAY
Aswees;ake FOR year Odds, 500 entrance half Forfeit
suheriber:, viz Benz Moody. has C. Graves, ThoDaneh
Jas. j. Harrison and Thos Feniy. ami closed.
Cd DAY
Apos stakes for old H. 100 entrance, half forfeit,
subscribers, john lnse Geo r. Garrison I'd adj
VIM r. Johnson Jas. j. Harrison, Chas. caves
IL Bolts, and closed.
Sd DAY
The ProPrieo''' purse 500, mile heats D. 49,
18th DAY
The Jockey Club PURSE mile heats entrance D. 60
Sth DAY
The annual post stakes heats free all ages en-
trance d 100, play pay ubscrihers w. Il. johnson
James Harrison, a. a. Wyche and Jas e. Green aud open
subscribers.
The subscriber feels justified in saying, the number
colts IN training and also other that the
each day. ever the New Market course will he very ero
he also remarks that having taken New Market
he will oe able TO accommodate the Racers and other Gentle
men III the mo st satisfactory manner.
THoS. BRANCH, Proprietor.
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fftiE sub'enbe wbing remove 10 the wet. offer. To-
- 'ae the Ioyefn al Prince Edward courihouse. The ~
uaimn TOT tavern, equal any 10 the state Thee !,
20 mhef house oi entertainnenta Che place; and IL on b
stn Sou,hefn Ssss Road, hom Washnrio 10 Ceosis Fo
heah auu t,hvsnifnce, no situation egceh. The build
ns arc ~ excellent rspsir, large snd coumodiou,
o eyty dsssipl'ot good water good sardeu aud every
2her convenience "hichs nesesaty or au ebi,oe
The suhscfhfr viii sell, with the ragsin SO acre. of ,oJ
en, Sns yeiy short distance from ihe tavern sad al
gdmS ~ ahne supply oi wood. r., The use Of me place
me Ib,iare lsfge and IN good repair As purebssrr
would hr'i we" TIE premises, ay further DESCRIPTION n deem
~ = ~s4's WE De 70 thc most accommodating
NJ 90 JOHN PEARSON.
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PTTNTUIV

fRoM the suh'oIbsrs Plantation, Dan River Rocking
h ham cauniy ". Carolina, the I5th n.t nero n,sn
named Tom, baossnhh by trade about SO years II age
nesr feet high stout made aud large bOnsd at6e
light complexion with down look no particular MAKE ar
d. e', ree9ee'ed except fur bat purchased said ne
gro last Summerot MI Me', the head the hay IN
Maryland where he has LETT Wife aud where he NAV 1er
haP have directed his step ANY person who may lake up
the SAID negro 'n! conhne him 10 JAIL that get him
South OF the James River, $780, if taken North
place ill April next, and after, to my Plantatlon
,,, VIM BETHEL
=. n
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PUBITT SIZE

1Af vtns OF deed vf trust executed by Ella, Bowler,
S The subscribers, the 2sih day OF April 1927, aud
corded IN the clerks Office OF Powbasn, purposes therein
mentioned Will be sold 10 the highest bidie public auction,
tor cash. Powbstan courthouse the 81 wednesday A
pril heng count ds tract of land Powh-tan
containing 81 see., adjoining the lands Dsn Ds John
"o'oos esaate, and others The subscribers will convey
he chaser such title they the deed
said RICHARD BOOKER, T,us-
=, Wan. 3. DANCE, 5 tees
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-01
March 25.

VIE 'uhsorInef VIII cell privately tract Iand a,
bediord county, situated the north and south forks Of
tfeek and on The main road leading from Lyneburg
to kineaste II miles Liberty, adoining Capt
buord II contains about 100 acres, of which SEQ
Cleared The part which uneleared except very sm.
Poiton excellent tobacco land OF the cleared a1d so
acres are los" grounds of the fret quality, and the remainder
iraISeby tue high land This Of the best tracts Of
land ~ the upper country being well adapted cuiva
ton Of tobacco and all kinds Of grain lies remarkably well
ana very free from sone il divided would two yery
handsome tracts, which shall! he done if who wish 10
purchase wish IL Persons wishing purchase may apply to
tue uhseriher residing IA the n,ghbo hood London
or to Capt iuford, residing ihetrae W. IRVINE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-01

SfthE Executive viii receive proposals. conformity ,sh
~ tue provisions ct the 81 section o the act ruins
TOE Afmoty, hueto annexed sc And be further Enacted
that the Executive be authorised required n ascertain mon
what terms the drioIy Buildings Land attached
oan hc sold exchanged leased for term of ve,, n ,
aueate TO the ntzi G7usfa Assembly the result OF e,r
enquiry Dy order uf The Executive
WIN II. RtCuARpsON, &C
1911 March, 1888. :
NUeh - "a, ,s
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.N~OTTTE

TsIHE Commissioners named in the entitled An
= Incorporate the Chesterfield Rail Road Company, pass
"a the 9Th Feb 1921 hereby give public that books
~ subscription will he ered al the Merchants ee House
IN me city OF Rieh0moad Tuesday the 1.t day of AP,
S. al II o'clock for the purpose receiving subscriptions
70 tne Capital Stock of said Company, aud uk
viii he kept open from day day from ~ until o'clock
each succeeding day, Sundays exeePied FOR so days.
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-D.YyVCIVG SCEOOL.

i|.sNF
EIsHoMAS M. FITZGERALD present, Ia, respectful
"a compliment. TO the citizens Of Hansrsr, Louisa, aud
orange counties, i inform. tn. that his open
Dancing SoaOot at the courthouse Of tach Of those eovnts
heie those who wish 10 psouize h, will receive every
necessary inormstion t his mods Of Instruction He takes
pleasure IN returning his sincere Ihsuk his TeJ who
have so kindly established it,
March ar
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NOTICE.

y.
hou,e bsns the DAY said court likely young ne
ally an order aud decree, made by
lanes |: LINDSEY, ,comm.-
m.rsh2z "A' pAX nCs. ::s'sf'-
u.on, inspecting tsbaceo the resi- seire ia.pec
lug Warehouses IN the city Of hiehmond, viz:
%:sa., :5s':s ss5'i:
S S5isay s PnS. PaSIs ssahGooA's
rs impression has been made upon part of the Com,
muai,y, that tobacco received Soeko ami
Warehouse, that nby the State, this those
he %aSs s fa bic GSIsa ss
that aoy sciy in the receiving paying boaags exPeuce
the Psh,er:w be sa3ded Rs@ at the two above named
Warehonle' a; IS OF can be sBJrdtd them any other
~ feb, Is. Il" ''' STATE o. If
THERE IS omission ia the statement relative 10
tn athe Public Warehouse deem of the and only
importance, as Tag a. they concerned, and which
from ,hs other IaspeotOrs; il IS bi the time Of breaking
The warehouse hs hteskng shall flush ALLOW The
finish TO aiIovvthe last O'clock which
regulation was Calculated obe acceptable both buy
lies concerned is evident from tb. tenor Of IL Nsi,ne
Tue appearance OF being intended for information.
however, he his ~ u may, is necessary should take
notice Of the nade relative 10 th. n.rsnes
Admitting the State equa LIZ bound Tor sstroye
~ fire IN either Of The above named warehouses ia case of
ds'tfgetof where Is the money from, pay for IL
ht Planter must he taxed, consequently stand, hi. own
hut II for no other PurPose than litigation
ne had METER select asae preference unsafe dcpos
in allusion 10 Shoeko WareliouseJ
Setting ih. matter aside, the Pehlic Warehouse Slate
property and every uosheah Of Tobacco a. by thc
Fanief puis 90 cents iuo the Treaiury beins much
NOR than Se95rook pays, and 5ocis ih1u Shoek In
tsc SeabrooNsrays nothing tsn be paid even
sl,ho' ib.rs such nseeion, Shoekos Only 10
cents per hogbesd mors consequently both
kept up yhe State, the benefit Of The Corporation
Of R,ehmonj, and the other Tor that Of ndgidu,.
REQ u f9-if
the above statement IL said that Shockz Warehouse
y pays only 10 cents hid. Tobacco into In
Treasury, and that the State keep, TIP said nspecau al Is
oyo sHpences fo the sole benefit Of private ndyidus
II Will be easily shewn from the here xhhite
hom the Auditors OMct, that Individual kse ~ ur ,
Wafehouse for the benefit u the State that ~ wears
has paid INTO The Tfeaspry 1882 dos OF Its sn dunn
the period, the Public Warehouse has only paid 74T
dolls % IS Query which Of the two Warehouses Is ut
bcnt fetal to be State
Amount pa into the public Tfeasu for irf;e on f,,ee
thpped.le Tor The following wears from shoeIs,
and The HublIc Walcllnuae IN IA hmm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-01
BY RICHIE & GOOCH.

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