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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-25

The DECLARATION which follows the
foregoing Manifesto, enters into more
ample review of the conduct Of the Porte
1t reprOaoAes her ~.th duphcity IN signing
the Treaty Of Alderman, which she never
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-25

Having read 10 your last paper "a
communication Of Robert Owen, inwhich
among other things, he asserts, and offers
20 prove that the religions of the world
have been, and are, the real source of vice,
tsuniOn and misery of every description"
Fl was much struck with the contrast ex-
hb.tod in the following extract of a speech
hteydeIycred by the Rev Geo: G. Cook
man, ana missionary meeting held at Hull
in Yorkshire, England. Speaking Of the
Vest India Missions, which embrace a
mighty field, he says.
''And If sir, there be o scene In this wide
world peculiarly captivating to the eve Of
the philosopher or the christian. 10 IS to be-
hold his vast moral desert, once the hab-
iadon of the serpent and the dragon, now
presenting numerous spots ofrich yerdure
and fertility adorned with fruits and fow-
crs and plants Of he LORDS right hand
planting We appeal TO the Triumphant,
evidence of facts when we affirm, that
wherever christianity has extended its vital
influence, It has changed the whole aspect
Of West Indian Society. The amount Of
crime has been hssmc3, and ofcourse the
necessity of punishment diminished. A
Senseof moral duty has assumed the place
Of the whip, and the slave has learned 10
obey, not by compulsion Of arbitrary law,
but by the force of reason and reEgioR
The negro who was formerly mutteung
curses, now bears his lot with christian
patience, and where domestic virtue and
happiness were destroyed by indiscuminate
righteousness, now We may observe the
slaves adopting the solemn and social in-
sltuuol Of marriage, while the children of
s1chhaPpy unions are educated IN a man
ner becoming the Gospel The negro hut,
once the den Of ignorance and of every
dark and hellsh passion, once the recep-
ncle OF htllness and sloth, Is now. under
tle happy auspices of christianity, the resi-
lence OF every peaceful and domestic vir-
ue, where cleanliness, and industry, and
so3nety preside; and within these humble
walls family altar is erected, and here the
Ethiopian stretches forth his hands, and
calls upon The name of the Lord"
j you think proDer to insert the above
ID aconorofyoor paper, it viii CRAFTY one
who humbly acknowledges that the small
portion Of rehg.onhe possesses, is the only
hing winch imparts any permanent haPpi-
aess TO his mind here, and sheds a bright
11.o through the vista Of fumrity.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-25
TO SPORTSNIEN.
N'OVKCE.

n Ii persons indebted 60 NE estate 90 Coma
IA than Roberts, deceased, ere requested Q set-
tIs up their accompts Immediately; or they viii be
put into proper hands for collection. Aud all
those who have claims against saii estate viii
present the same properly authenticated FOR s--
Element, on or before the Isl. OF August next.
DAVID ROBER IS. ~
REBECCA ROBERTS.
June o3d 1873 --26-6tG ddia.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-25
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %.

I'M Yesterday the Masonic Brethren Of
A.,aes. anda largenumber from the Bel
, Wellsburgb, Sieubenville, Barnes
ro Mount Pleasant, and some other
-..-b5om.ne Lodges, assembled at an ear
hour. .agreaby TO previous arrange
~,,.s.) a, the new Han al the corner Of
ftet and Monroe streets At TO o.
l,.ttbs Key stone, lweighmg 1926 lbs.)
~e.,b bad been prepared toclose the sum
+orths arch In the front coping was
-rryh,d. the band meanwhile playing an
,,-o7-a.o air; after which a benedictiOn
r-9Douncad, and an ode sung by q Sc
,.t choir The brethren then re-assemb-
r,li,tber Han. where, welearn, the cere-
-oov ofdedicad0n was performed In due
,r3 ancient form; and immediately there
after formed a PROCESSION and proceeded
70 the Presbyterian meeting house, where
al, GRAFTON was delivered by William Nc
cornell. ESQ. and other exercises perform
n s1itableto .he occasion. After the con-
elusion ofthe grafton the procession return
sitothe Hall. where the brethren PartoOk Of
dinner provided for the occasion by Mr..
S. Dsnniston. The order and decorum
with which The exercises were performed
is deserving of high commentator.
--ss8--
APPOINTMENTS BI THE PRESIDENT.
WuLuu CLARK, of Pennsylvania, to
be Treasurerof the United States, In the
paceof Thomas Tudor Tucker, deceased.
JONI ADAMS SMITH, Of New York, to
Be Secretary of Legation at Paris, M the
place of Daniel Sheldon, deceased.
CHAEDEs s. WALSH, Of Maryland, 90
be Secretary of Legation at Madrid, IN the
place Of John Adams Smith, transferred 70
Paris.
HELw1cH JANsoy, Of Norway, TO be
Consul of the United States for the port OF
Bergen, IN Norway IN the place of Henry
Jlnson, resi- gned.
JOIN PCIs, of Malta, % be Consul OF
lhe United states FOR the Isle Of Malta, in
he place of Joseph Pulls, resigned.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-25

J. NJ. THOMPSON, & co
TER AVE Just received 10 Packages HARD
LII WARE, purchased in New-York, at Auc-
ton, unusually low; compizing;
Knives and Forks;
Pen and Pocket Knives
Anyils, Vises, Butt Hinges, and soTeys
A general assortment Of Files;
Crowley and Blister Steel;
A few pairs superior Brass ShoFels Tong
and Pokers;
Curry Combs, iii iocfs, and Door Locks.
al of which wiz be soll unusually low.
Wheeling, June II, 1928.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-06-25
LATEST FROM EUROPE-HIGH
LY NORTHUMBERLAND De-
CLARATION OF WAR.

The mail from the Eastward arrived a.
bout SIX o'clock last evening, bringing the
following late and highly important intel
ligenco from Europe
Fran TIE At0 York Commcrci0l of Non
dan aflsrRO0R.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25
NLM. CowAN has received. and now Offers u.,

"M. COWAN has received and offers a we'll
selected and general ladies' and
gold and silver patent lever and verge Watches day and
mantle Clocks and Tmcpieces; diamond, pearl paste iet
and fancy Jewery; silver, plated and Britannia Waye.
evepont Calendar and other Pencils untain silver and
see fens; gold silver and shell Spectccs Thmbes Tooth.
PICKS azors. Scissors, Penknises, Thermometers percus.
SION aud flint Pocket Pistols percussion Caps SpyGlasses
surveyors and pocke, CorPasss Plating Instruments mi
mature frames and pocket books card cases purses
ann purse clasps pocket and she'll combs god JET steel and
SIX chans seals and keys hey rings military goods watch.
makers tools and materials with great variety Of other ari
ee all OF which he enabled to sell below former prices
NV atches and clocks, and mathematical Instruments
carefully repaired and adjusted
Orders for any article in his line Puncuay attended to-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25
Patent Balances.

GROCERIES.
We are receiring per Scrs. Diomedc Fairfield Bal
tic & Mary, for sale,
% Hhds West India Inofasses
Wv do New Orleans do
66 bags coffee
100 kits family mackcrcl
1I8 bbs potatoes
81 boxes tallow candies
95 bbs onions
f89 do No. 1, 2 AMI 3 mackercI
rs boxes spennaceti candles, first quality
half chests Tyson tea
DO boxes gunpowder do, 10 lbs eac!.
10 pipes imitation brandy, 4th proof
100 sides soal leather, best quality
10 bbls Newark cider
90 casks Goshen cheese
10 bbls Ohio whiskey
23i cusks Thornaston limo
bbls, boxes and hhGs sugar
o casks assorted stoneware
6 cases Websters spelling. books
de l2-10t DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25
H4RMoNY HALL SEMINARY

RS TURNER takes tls method of correcting A r,po,.
whch she has been informed, is circulating I've eo,n
NY tha her School Is dscontnued' and of Informing th
p oi e new arrangement made in the Institution
ensuing year She has secured The gentleman
whose classical education, worth; and experience in
w'onmg enmentIy qualify him for duties OF his station
us hlo she proposes system which will furnish ever,
cy of ue regular progress of the pupil from smplest
enenify Branches, To the highest ofleiter The
a'y OF system in every occupation life win be readily az
o"eo OUT perhaps m pursuit nor
ane III seiircts as m the business te eharef
yoh fash which devOves faithful teacher Fer
adopted: - e 'oN VII N'
introductory DepnrnenfIn which viii be tangb, the r1o
nho Oh LEARNING including Geography, Arithmetic SOM,
branches OF Natural History Plain Sewing and Maxine
ccos TO tire plan pursued in lie High Schools in the North
JUNIOR Dpartnent-Reading Writing Spelling Ceooranhv
Grammar Arithmetic and written NatIrsI flsfoy'
composition Map Drawing, Exercises Eocuton and Needle
Senior OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ccograply His;or, N,t,r,,
Phoa ply, Rhetoric, Logic, Geometry Astronomy with e.
Chemistry With Lectures Botany Compositron Nat,ri
epo hinerSloSy win me of cabinet OF minerals
aiune'hc Algebra, Waits the improvement of the mind
Evidences OF Christianity, Ecclesiastical History and the fyes
Lan french Spanish and Italian languages viii be taught
Every fup ct suitable age will be taught Drawing a
means OF acquiring habits Of accuracy of improving the taste
aDu Iachtang the acquisition Of Penmanship Teacher
will be furnished Tor nstrucng in Music par,g on ysrc.
regular branch of instruction. suitable Teacher can
be obtained ~ ~'''
good Library attached 70 the School for The nee NJ 49,
Pupils Farther particulars he aceranci ty appicasn
TERMS.
boarGlnS inclusive OF Bed, Bedding
Tuition in the ntroruc,oyIDc apartment, --S'''
Do Junior De- artmcnt,
Do Senior Department, 10
N1-pN,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

VIRGINIA: AZ rules holden In the CLERKS ofco Of tho
" superior eour Of ohancey Tor the Richmond district tho
81 Gay oi November, 1923 Thomas A. Babcf pit ogain,t
gohn fcmtng lsa0c Curd and June his wife and Samuel
Dyer, jL and Martha his wife dts
Inc deendlnts Isaac Curd and Jane his wife, and Samuel
Dyer ~ ad Martha his wife, having entered their appear
ance nnd given security according the of assembly and
tc rules OF this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
That they are not nhabtnts n this country II is ordered thai
the said defendants do aprc here tenth day Of the next
January tenn and answer tho hill of tho plaintiff and that
shcd in the city Of Rchond for two months Iccessvel and
posted az the front door Of tho capitol IN the said citv
" AcoY'. Tc8e, WI G. FENDLETON E. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

RESPECTFULLY infouls the public, and the Inern-
bers of the Legislature particularly thai he win omen ON
"a OF December, at mis- apartments Aliens Lottery
ce lass Tor Modern MISUNDERSTANDING the French
Spanish Italian and Portuguese The days of attendance vii
De on tuesday Thursday and Saturday oeach week until
ns Oh nIanh next Several Gentlemen have already given
immediate application. ~
W. lew more advanced pupils be received in the frs
Cass which rccites Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day. OF each week from till O'Clock in the evening" and also
TWO more pupils in the Bookkeeping Class which attends ON
the same evenings, from till O'Clock.
dec 2-eolm STEPHEN ppprApD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25
NDL4 RUBBER SHOES.

I'IlE subscriber has just received large supply of
Ladies' and Gentlcmens India Rubber Shoes,
which arc impcnetrabe by water and an excellent
prcservative of health They keep the feet dry and
warm and thus prevent many ofthose diseases which
result from colds. Those persons who easily take
cold by dampening their feet, ought to 1uard them
selves by wearing the above shoes, which equally
conduce to health and comfort. All who become nc
quainted with the benefit of the India Rubber Shoes
from experience will never after omit the use Of them
lie has also on hand large assortment of Ladies'
and Gentlemens, Boys and Misses Boots. Bootees
and Shoes; Leather, Scaskin and Hair Trunks; and
few dozen Of Emersons celebrated Razor Straps
all OF which he is disposed osest low prices for cash
dec9-2aw6t SAMUEL PUTNEY,
Under the Eaole Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25
deco

quarterly court held for Cumberland county the 27th
Gay 81 October 1923 John r Wilaps plC against War
dits-lN CHASorHv ~ ~
The defendant Warner w Price not having entered hrs m
Perco ana gwen security according the act of assembly
ana the rules OF this court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence mat he IS not an nhabiiant Of this country; ordered
a inc sald defendant do appear here fourth Monday
m January next, and the plaintiffs bill and that coy
hs order be forthwith inserted IN some Spapor pub
neo ~ ne CITY o. Richmond for two months succcsvey and
posted az the front door If the courthouse NJ This NV
90 n copy Icste TSCHAR WOODSON ~ r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

VIhGlhIA; AZ niles holden IN the clerks office of Essex
county, ON the Sd day Of November 1923 Elizabeth
Ludlow, William Garnctt guardian of Mar T1zatc,t "a
hchard John Ludlow plaintiffs against MARY Elizabeth and
hchard John Ludlow, infants Of Richard Ludlow dec James
VI 'arnet assigned guardian al tcm defend the said m
iaitS ana Richard Ludlow, deicndants-Iv CHAScEry.
Inc dcrndan, Richard Ludlow not having entered his an
perance and gwen security according the act Of assembly
ana the rules Of this cou, and appearing by satisfactory evil
oenc that ne IS not mhahtaut Of this State therefore ON
o. inc PaintfSt ordered that the aid defendant
Richard Ludlow do appear before the justices of tho co,v
court OF bx on the third Monday January next and an
"cI ne oiu and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
~ some newspaper Of extensive circulation published in this
Oonnonwcath tor two months succcssiycy and that another
COPY oe posted az the 'front.' door Of the tscon,y
copy. Tcsic, ZACH. U. CEITTENDEN, d. G.
% wat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25
FOR SALE.

W EpY superior Antigua rum, years old
st. Croix, Antigua and northern do
Cognac and imitation brandy
Holland and country gin
Madeira, Marseies, Sherry, Lisbon, Samos and
Malaga wines
English Island and Cuba moasscs
st. CroiX sugars, in hhds. and barrels-loaf do
Rio, Laguira, Porto Rico and Liberia coffee
Gunpowdor, imperial young Tyson, hyson and SOU
chong teas
Youlos patent shot fIaxas mills
Old Irish whiskey, chocolate, wool hats
Nutmegs, hg-buc, quilts, white lead
Indigo, twinc, hoop-iron, domiiohrs
10 pint German tumblcrs, cheese
Window-glass, German steel
Soap, candles, &C. &c.-apply to
dec j7--9t OTIS, DUNLOP g. CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25
NEW BOOKS. dc.

CROCKFORDS or Life in the Nest IN o col,
Lights and Shades Of English Lie, in vols.
Anatomy Of Drunkenness by Macnisb.
Remains ct Nathaniel Appleton Haven. yyi,h mo
NOR OF his life, by George Tickner.
DIR. Charles Folcu. s'"b'' "
Scripture Help designed 70 nssst in reading the bbla
pro6tably, by Bickerstith. '''0 O''io
Manual Of General Anatomy, coni,ininc .o,,.;u,
description ofthe Elementary Tissues of tho In
man Body from the French of Baylc & Holland
byS. ID. Gross, NJ. n. '''''"'
frao'lca Obstetrics from the French Of Julius Hath
by S. d. Gross, NJ. y. &c. Sc,Sc HaS I,asin,
rous other valuable and interesting wnrka Cor ss ~
dos ~ IT. ~ At 49,. sr,s %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25
Nj. MYERS

NJ. MYERS
Offers for Sale in Store.
SOO0 Lbs cotton yarn
10 tons shot assorted
10 small casks muscat
half pipes Sicily Madeira
10 Or casks do WINES
- or. casks Madeira
Is pipes Cognac
do imitation
SO bbls apple o'''''os
~ do peach
> PIPES Holland
10 do imitation Gin
100 bbls common
hhds st Crolx
$ d, DO Or, Orleans sugar
10 hhds
so bbls IWbiskey
40 do old S. s.rong\
90 hangers Bristol bottles
90 hhds N. r. J
10 do jamaica Rum
100 bbls N. T..
bags pepper
10 do coffee
$50 boxes sperm candles
100 do soap LIST a. 2nd qualities
80 hhds English Island molasses
Imperial. sunpowder and young hyson Teas
100 kegs white lead, SC. &C. SC
ALSO
IN assortment, suited to the season, of Domestic
Goods, such rs Linseys &c. &c.
Dec l--r4t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25
DANIEL WlLLER
T.. ABSALOM.

GRATEFUL for past favors, improves the pres
~ ent opportunity ofinorming his friends and Gus
toners, and the Members of the Legislature that HE
stand IL IN the corner house leading to Mayos Bridge
and next door to W. II. Fitzwhylsonns Bookstore.
where he respectfully socits the patronage of such
os may choose to favor him with their custom He
mas always on hand good assortment of gentlemens
BOOTS g. SHOES, made of the best materials and
ut the following prices, warranted to wear equal to
any For boots Richmond made, 81. Boots made
up Mt the shortest notice, and az cheap as can be
made elsewhere. do at
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25
WOOL HITS.
COTTON YARNS, COTTON YARNS,

from Tie Po5DhOiGo Cotton FACTORY.
"A FURTHER reduction in the price Of Joseph Hey
N woods cotton yarns, has this day taken place. The
Subscriber having made arrangements with Mr.. Hey
wood, will be regularly supplied with all numbers that
may be called for at the prices hereto annexed 1t il
unnecessary 10 dwell on the superior quality of this
yarn. Those WHO have used it invariably give it a
decided preference any other spun in this State
or any imported from the Northern Factories. sin
gle trial Is sucicnt to establish the truth Of this as
serion. Dir. Iieywoods prices for yarns will, on ex-
aiming the following list, he found TO be lower than
any others sold in this State, taking into consideration
the great difference in the quality Good clean white
cotton will be received by the subscriber in exchange
for cotton tho prices hereto annexed and the
highest market price allowed for the cotton.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

Oui II ED 10 the Jail ut the corporation of e,chbur
on inc 10Th day of Jtue hast, as y runaway PIIERE -
siys shc belongs James NJ Peasants and was brI
wy present year To William p Carter of the county Of Coc
% %" save had on when committed bule SIT 10 ~ do,e-
w o'E par OF shoes and has impeachment IN her speech
enc atirS 70 ne about verty4our wears old She s 49,
muaiio' and is about feet W ! inches him IN, - 30,
me above slave desired To forward prove rrrv ma
law. 'SNNIrt-t az, ,,st,,, ,i,l ruiug
Septi3 '' 'D' 'aupI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25
FOR S0LE-

IOIt DsIIIFI,
ct. CroiX and New Orleans sugars
~ Youles patent shot, constant supply
Hax0lls nails, all sizes
Coffee, chocolate
Gunpowder, young hyYon and iInpcria, teas
Mould candies new, soap
Goshen cheese, nutfnegs
Antigua, Jamaica and northern rum
hIoassos, sweet Malaga, Samos, Lisbon Sherry
and Tcncrifc wines
Sweet oil, old Irish whiskev Spanish scrrr-
Half pint tunblers, dcmiiohns
Mems and boys wool hats
Soal and upper leather
French brandy, Holland and county om
Indigo, Dutmcgs, &c. &c.
dc OTIS, DUNLOP q. CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

10 Planters Of Tobacco on James Ri9er.
NOTICE is given, that all Tobacco intended for sbncs,
warehouse arriving in the Basin. will if desired be r.
eived INTO the ire Proof arehouse OF the bcribeT ontin
sm e ba ana adjoining s6ocko free expense orayagr
ana receipts granted by the Inspectors Shockp wtbout mr.
her expense to the owner, (when called for nsnecton or
ping a would occur If III delivered at once into Sha
ME- ample insurance. mas been effected upon al oba-o stored
" ,is q 'Oo'e hdH'e1' w. l. NORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25
DOMNLD HD4[R.

UUJFIsIU .IIJ,TIH.
lust published by Peter Cotton and for sale mt his
Law and Miscellaneous Bookstore DONALD
hDAlkIr novel n.y. young lady Of Virginia.
It's better To be- lowjr born
And range With humble Iivcrs in content,
nan 70 be perhed mp in gltierng grci
ma wear golden sorrow. SHAEsrrARr.
In two volumes price 81 so, boards.
Eziract from the Prejace.2"Patricl Henry. tho
pride Of genius and the glory Of Virginia, though
bright in history and green in tho memory of his
countrynncn has never been the theme Of novelist
Sacred to truth to virtue and genius he formed ono Of
the most polished pillars in the temple of our indepcn
denco Unadorned by the gildod trappngs Of fashion
able folly, unbiased by the studied philosophy Of
schools, his genius burst upon his country in all the
splendid originality Of nature Many figured more
conspcuousy upon the field Of battle but none pos
scssed more holy regard for liberty or mere sa-
cred love for his country. His voice first aroused
Virginia from the slun1ber of slavery and oppression
and taught her to exclaim, Liberty Death"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25
WASHINGTON CITY STOCK FOR SITE

~ AshINGION CITY STOCK FOR SALE
" INTENDING shortly engage in the Manufacture of Cor,
n wish 10 sell four hundred more shares of tho Sct ~
the Corporation of Washington bearing ps1 cent %
TSyoe qarer-yeary and redeemablc IN the fan Of
, 'y ue disposed to purchase, requested to MAKE,
sspPiCauon either 10 Mr. Charles = Fowler Wabiog, c.
essrs' yno q Thomas Biddle, Philadelphia Mr. Stenbcn,
o'gWn boston or TO the subscriber near Richmond Va
-'""n CHASTAIN CLARKE
me Editors Of tho National niclirercsr D,,,,~-,,. p
a'rlo' VIII insert the above twice -crk for -four
'N an" FORWARD their accounts this Office Tor pavme,;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

HBELhP Nor the Adventures of a Gentleman
q "A complete gentleman who, according to Sir
POPPING ought to dress well, dance weil fence well
nave genus for love letters, and an agreeable voice
for chamber" ErHERAcE: in 2vols[1Tpst nrbl;sb-
ed, and for sale by
acc Its J. II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25
UNION HOTEL.

10 the Members Of the Legislature.
MRS. MARIA BOTIANNAN takcsthis method
LVA of informing her friends and the public and the
Members Of the Legislature in particular. that the
Union Hotel will he kept under her management.
Size las engaged competent bar Keepers to supcrin-
tend her bar bed and table attentive osters for
her stables. and promises for herself that neither
pains nor expense shall he wanting 10 render it ac-
ceptablc 70 s former patrons md in every respect as
worthy %. public patronage as any similar establish
Incrt in the United States.
Having fitted IN her bed rooms and porlours in tho
first style Of rcotncss and elegance, sc is prepared to
accommodate with without their fauilics, fifty or
mXty Members ofthc Legislature, with boarI upon
forms es reasonable and accommodating ms any SINH
lar establishment in the City.
no i3-tF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

\ AND FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber offers for sale :,
small iarn III the county of Gloucester Wing ON YORK river
rev mics below Gloucester Town containing three hundred
ana nTyhye acres. independent of an island in the RE-
Inns place is noted or fine FISH and oysters and ha M
S OF good water The Improvements consist of dwelling
accomnodatng) apply to Mr. Richard 'rhorn,o C w."
or TO the undersigned in Hanover RECTOR DAVIS
Sept 10 " "a VIC.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-25

Richmond, 4th Dec. 1929.
Good new white seed cotton will be purchased at
the Factory for which the highest price in cash will
DC given, or will be received in exchange for cotton
yarns, or ginncd for the customary toll.
Dc wit JOSEPH HAYWOOD.