Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-21

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"iro"de and Lot and Garonne, France as deg La)-
proposes othe numerous endsto the cultivation of the Ape
WE IA ue United States, Subscription, which open
hr a H. VIII engage To furnish Subscribers with their rape
Vine Roots before the first Of yhac ner and forward them free
AcNHhSe To the different cities where subscription lists shall
nave been opened The Roots will three years old and viii
produce considerable fruit year from the time of their
DhS planted They will he carefully cassed packed in
Z VIM o'ne oil the original soil in which they have been
Iase. winch will greatly facilitate the thriving Of tine Roots
when transplanle1
Orders Will I've puctaly to; the Subscribers desq
hat Inc quantities and species Of the Grape Vine they
WISH 10 nave They VIII engage pay for 1000 Roots or more
al ~ rate Of ~ cents for each Root for less than 1000 AZ the
rae OF 10 cents and % cents per Root for less than Roots
less than 80 Roots ~ "
PAYMENT TO be made delivery of the Roots Letters not
OF" Subscription Lists opcncd-at Ner York with Al
Ib"y, r. MMichae Phiad,lpha Van Arminae; Bafinor,
Willard Rhoads Harrington City, William Pairo; Richolond
DaychP2rt Allen Co Sdrannah, Hall, Shaper upper
N70-OTieans Foster 81 Hutton; Charleston r. g. r. S.cet
Mr. LorH,rs Book the Culture the Grape Vine, and
on the MAKING OF VINE, be found the principal Book
sellers OF tire un,ed States; and his Agents will furnish them
(gT0ts) ~ Subscrhcrs ~
C'f"og"s n Gr"Pe Zine Roots hot Mr. LorpAr proposes to
The following species selected the BEST the choice of
Tdbt Grapes or jor making Street JYine-Wurry-I All
oane Robin Eyes with big clusters Oil e Tour goSgan;
8 DO Melting Tor ,Hdo( :, Sweet Gullant s. Muscat; g.
DO Fronan Muscad"ic from the river LoE B. Mslvoisie
=, IoNsY 10, Syrim II, Constantia; ~ Maaga-Rrp-I3
, fIa 80 A'Iyo>e; ~ Rcd Foot pied Rouse) l6,
For Wi1eWnE-lg Nuverrra; 10 Blann,,c,tce. IN Do,,
n,c y, Plant dc Dame D. OlNcitc; a. Docee "a Plant
nc RENE -, ugrndy D. Monlon H. Madere o. Borpe.
as ~ Pcaria 50, ChaOssc; 81 lanse-Rfp-32 Claret &c.
Nrat 81 81 Jean; -, JacObin; &c. Mcrnirr 81 Pinea
- sI'dm.T ~ Teiinrcri ~, Bourgignon a. Boutelant;
For The Table oniy--Wgry-d4 C,asscI,s ff,or Io,,,;,
b,cNn) 10 DO Godeu IS, Do Cracking: a. Do Musk 49,
Musca Lezade; 49, Do Small Berries: so DO from Jersa
n1 81, DO frUnJma) 81 Sauvignon-Rrp-53 Cbnsselas
% huEat Rouge 80 Muscat Gry S. Damas Violet 81 Da
mas fPoquet 58, Fairly NIagdclen.
UMAN BISHOP has clear and indisuuisbIe Tahi and
e 10 onc-thrd part of Bankers half of the Coal Pits in
'Hcd tbcing hen lava and he has also an annuity
WINCH san Barker lci n his will ~ the dcc'd wife Of 4d Bish.
'' WINCH ris never paid and which uOy with n,cres,
'uns 10 t"0 or Thee thousand dOars-as also all the cnie
'' nom Harry hcths estate years ase and also all
W. ns que con under the occupancy Mr. Beverly Ran
"h since the decrease ~ said Heth-fnn which nil am in.
"ed nc now dniy dispOscs Of thousand bushels of the
Dct Goals ever ound in Virginia All any part Of these debts
@ g Which are al secured by the said pits are now offer
nv m sale The said Tract contains 100 acres bnt onc.haf Of
sa tract was purchaecd by Harry Ieth said Bishop now
WIn Ihgn1s Baxter AZ the upper end of the main
w hcmn0nd where ne tune h. seem as ne s too
srn ~ go out Mr. Robertson Mcssrs Joseph and php
ayo aomeyS can give every information necessary shcw te
e ann make out conveyances great bargain is now offer.
Nov ' P''' "'' rs ~
k'O james Baker Mary Baker (ieorgc Baker Martha Baker
b'ty BAKER 3nd Hugh Goddin admir- Of George Baker
t9u not beg nhaban II this commonwealth will pIcaec
10 'W noioc'a ~ the Superior Court nf Chancery 10
u' Wnen Tor the Williamsburg district shall move the said
c. 70 reInafc the suit lately depending in said court in
VIZ 'h IN p'1'ntf AMI ~ol doartams
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