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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-16

but NOT at ali 10 this exieat, by tho increased du
,ies under the tariff OF 1924. The imports during
the four years ending with 1928. exceed those Of
the preceding four years by an average Of moro
than fifteen per cent. in each year. The exports
of domestic produce for the four years ending with
1928, exceed those of the four years ending with
1924, by an average gilmore than twenty .one per
cent. in each year. The increase in the consump.
ton of foreign articles, during the same time, has
been, on an average. upwards Of eighteen per
cent. in each year.
Iii believed that the shipping of the United
States will be found 60 have increased during the
last four years, in fair ratio with their com,nerce
and revenue, The returns Updes this head are
no. sufficiently complete, at the present moment
10 speak with precision. II Is certain. that the
whole mercantile shipping ofthe Union, including
that employe,lin the coasiing trade, well as all
that is embarked in forcing commerce and the fish.
cries, exceeds, at this time, fifteen hundred thou
sand tons. That Of no other nation is probably as
large, England excepted. In 1913, the tonnage oil
the Union was but little more than twelve hun
dred thousand. Its greatest increase, since that
year, was in one Of the years under examination
viz in 1926 The profits of freight upon this large
amount Of tonnage, the ships of the United States
being almost exclusively the carriers of the com
merce Of the nation, centre at home. and make q
large addition to the stock of capital at home.
ITO be cofsttnucd.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-16
ONE HUNDRED DoLLaRS REVop .

Owe HU.NDRED DOLLARS REW.dRD
Ia 81 af.eos. PITS in the county Of Cber6sis on he
80 Oet sno ~s seen nesr there the pjxh Of the
P'e'sn' montb, mvisto pif,san ~ trsas
svS.n. ~ ,he o'dinsy ,.e good pesoo VII .hsw
lii s'sn wnep qoss',v ned about hs rsrsfs, sc " sens-
. - cost and we.r' usually wbde bs psrh,r, sons
eo eoths OF the " u. Army Uniform on one IN Al, 80.
lev vhre 'pofs. have good rsssop y S.ris1s ,",s 80
re P-Is ., frse fssfo MO-. Or Arsa,;rorg
ne yDNaiy Povhatan, aud Is about 10 rpsks NJ,
70 soue Other 5tsehe bss been r,eenslx ~,
sno WI h,ns sod.svou 10 get oG by water ron hsnee
The Law upon tbs subject seo'e' NM ssvs,uy VI
Dee IS. WI DO""'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-16

Cash Sale Of Negroes.
WILL be fod Of public suction AZ urb.pps Midd,,,sr
w County, the si lost about 20 likely
10 the estate Of Msj. Tho,. Hesiy,jr. deed
HoBr. HEALY, Adm'or OF
Tho, Hesiy. IT, deed.
Dec. 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-16

WIEN ~ ti7e for ,he yss uss,y Oslsr stIla.
sisss driver, sad vii hire oct govd boo, shoe
ker r. v. DANIEL.
Dtci S7-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-16

Mr.. W. n6ted to lay 1t on ti.s table for cSasi.
dsrstion; hui. betors the question was taken.
Mr.. Msllary called for the question OF conside-
ration.
On this question.
Mr.. Taylor. Of Now York, demanded the yeas
and nays. and they wero ordered by the House.
Mr.. Weems now signifed his willingness 10
withdraw the resolution, with the notice that he
should offer again on come future day; but dis
sent being generally sigui6ed, the question Of con-
sideration WIS put. and decided by yeas and nays,
as follows-Yeas 81. Nays l22.
So the House refused TO consider the resolution,
by rv,e o: la to 81.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Tho House then went into Committee Of the
Whole, Mr.. Taylor in the Chair. on the bill I" Elk.
tending the term within which Merchandise may
DO exported With the benefit Of drawback"
MIR. Chambreleng briefly explained the object
and operation OF the bill, which simply extends
the time within which goods imported are
entitled to draw back Il 10 now limited. q
two years. This, Mr. c. stated, would obviate 10
great Inconvenience, at present experienced. and
would relieve the carrying trade from 4 restric-
ton which operated injuriousy upon Il In adopt.
ing this course, the United States would ouiy be
rending in the steps Of Great Britain, France and
other commercial nations. The bill also abolish.
es the LIZ per cent. at present retained by the
Government, and permits the whole duty to be
refunded.
The committee then rose and reported the bill
without amendment, and il was ordered to . third
reading. r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-16

Extract Of letter trc'n Columbia, dated he.
ceu1bey Sd, 1928.
"AgreeabIy TO the Constitution, The F,s.,o,, :,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-11
THE JUDGES OF DELAWARE.

Mr. Halker in the editorial department Of his
Gazette Of the 4th Inst. says great deal under
the head s'the judseship'. lie labors hard through
thick anu thin, to attack our worthy Governor Tor
the appointment of judges; but little good sense.
which every man in the state ought and no doubt
does possess will show the faacy Of his statements
and the shallowness of his assertons--lt is readily
seen, that he is strainng point for ''eftect'-ii's
employers certainly exact too much from him tor
their has benefit, when they induce him to say
ut is thus that all the appointments Of the present
executive have been made, and with the exception
of the Chancellor, half of the judicial officers IN
the State have been among the number. lie has ap-
pointed two Judges in each county, and they have
all been devoted adherents to John Quincy Adams,
and have possessed no other single qualification to
recommend them for the stations but that of their
being thorough going Adams men'--ls the Editor OF
the Gazette lost to all of shame to make such
assertions in the face OF intelligent publc--that
three Judges possess not a single qualification
Does not this wretched editor know that Thomas
Clayton has been chosen by the people Of his state
as Representative to Congress and afterwards by the
| Legislature as Senator Has not Dr. Dngle pos
sessed the confidence and esteem of all that know
him, as an intelligent and upright man Has mo-
Joseph g. Rowland long possessed an unblemishet
character for intelligence and honestyf-Has not DR.
Naudain possessed the confidence and esteem Of thu
party to which he has been attached and the res
pect his opponents--and yet Sammy Harker say
j these men have not single qualification for tn
Judgeship!----If MIR. Harker had qualifications nea
equal to any of these men, he might expect to b
made JacksOns private Secretary, to write letters
Beverly, Swartwout &c. &c. &c. | presume hi
D disposition would qualify him Gf he possessed tn
taents) for such slanderous detamng occupation
Samuel cease to do evil and learn to do we'll" an
!; ~ 49, HONEST MEN.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-11
The New-York American, OF Tuesday last says

The New-York American, Of Tuesday last says
If as has been said and repeated, the reelection
ofJohn Q. Adams turns upon New-York then will hs
to moral certainty be reelected. The various
counties will respond with alacrity to the call for
state convention, and that convention will show by
its proceedings and the character Of its members,
where the substantial yeomanry of the country mean
to cast their weigh-we say then, to the friends o.
the cause throughout the union, that Ncw.York wal
do her duty.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-11
FoR THE DELAWARE JOURNAL.
THE CORPORAL.

In the Delaware Gazette of the 4th Inst, was
not little surprised to the grave tone and sol
|enn manner in which Mr.. Harker tells his thuanp
Iers; by which, fear, he intends to nure the char
acter of our Governor, Judges, Secretary of State
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-11
DELAWARE yOURNAy
WILLIAMSBURG
Friday, Aprh "A, 1928.

II iscer'alnly not surprising that so many of on,
Jackson'ans dislike the Judges of our Courts. An.
drew Jackson did not fancy Judge Hail. nor Judn.
Fromentip, nor Judge Lewis. The first be con6Dss
g in his barracks" for a discharge of his dutv
the second he dragged before him, and brovbs.,
and heaped upon him unmerted reproache, and
vulgar abuse and the latter he ordered to b.
ted and imprisoned
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-11

1t was to have been expected that the Jaclso,
ians would abuse our Governor, if he was not no,
erned by their high mgbtinesse.. The General him
self did not like Governors, who were not dispos.
ed to be ruled by him. He arrested the Governor
of Louisiana, carried him under military cu,rd
through the streets, and treated him with gross in.
dignity. He sent armed force, and took tbe
Spanish Governor, Callava, and imprisoned him.
till Judge Fromentn granted wri, of Habeas Cor.
pus. He said TO Governor Rabun of Georpia.
" on Sir, as Governor state, within mn military
division hare no right to give military order, while
am in the field.''
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-11

Extract of letter from John Marshall to j. H. Plea.
SAINTS, dated March 90, 1923.
ADMIT HAVING SAID in private thai. though
had not voted since the establishment of the gene
raj ticket system, and had believed that never
should vote during its continuance, might proba.
bly, depart from my resolution in this instance,
FROM THE STRONG SENSE FELT OF THE
INJUSTICE OF TIE CHARGE OF CORRUP-
|TION AGAINST THE PRESIDENT AND SEC.
RETARY OF STATE.
Very respectfully, yonr ob't.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-04-11

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
ROBERT B. CROFS.
RfCxx3MoND SEMINARY.

'EStlE undersigned respectfully informs the pubic.
that the duties OF his SCHOOL will be rGsomed
on me Cd Jan1ary spacious building 0u street,
Just completed for tire purpne and beariur the above
T1urc In offering Seminary on more extensive
scale TO thu patronage Of the public the undersigned
CDHot RETAIN from returning his sincsfe thanks TOR
me uhirorm aud distinguished support he has hitherto
received. Ybe arrangements noY made arc attended
Win heavy expenses; but hope is cherished hat the
advantages resulting 10 tlp, public fou the efforts Of
nm individual, will SECURE thor regard. Pho o6ier.
tons hitherto made to the price Of Tuition in this SEM
inary, are nov obvntcd, and its Advantages NAV hcn
after be enjoyed by persons in moderate ciruuIstun-
cGsthis IL wlat the UNDERSIGNED has long iscd n
ebt but has never been able to accomplish il before
In this Institution, there three distinct Schools
VIZ, Ancient Linlgnagrs, Modern Languages. Maih-
ernaties. In the Tboo of Mathematics, Gill be
taught Spelling, Reading, Writing, Geography, use
Of Globes, Arithmetic, Book Keeping, Aiee6ra, &c
dpIctry. frigUnomctry Practical Surveying, bTensu-
rHtioD, Comic SCctons, FiuXions. Mr.. ,A[qc.liyy.
gvnsIcnan less experienced in teaching than dis
tingufshci as n Mathematician, viii conduct this de-
paituTunt a ilahHe Of France, ofuuluestionabc en-
pabiliy vii teach French and Spanish and probably
Drawing. In Ancient Languages, shall be assisted
ny Dir. BIfja PoD,e, Ii glrose capabilitv and indug
try can testify. i nay be seen then, that there
VII be l9nr teachers Constantly employed in The Sem
mary, and u may consequently be expected that all
the pupils shall receive c0sp and INCREASING attention;
particularly as Tire number 10 each Teacher is abso-
lmeiy limited 20 twenty. Every convenience ncces-
ay 10 iacliItrto their progress and to illustrate their
st1dic, has been carefully providcd their comforts
have not boon neglected aud daring hours of rccrea
trl, they shn!l bo enabled to enjoy innocent, manly
and inVi gcrating Onuscpeuts within the precincts Of
the Seminary. The Undersigned nov respectfully
c6Dfdcs 20 TIC public patronage an institution 10 ti
establishment 81 which b. has devoted years ofabuur
and application, and which, Ire fcndly hopes, Will be
found equal to any private establishment in the coun
Try Gentlemen at distance, who may visl for in
formation respecting the character Of tho Seminary
are referred to any ofhoir frcnds in this city to
the lSculty Of the University ofVirginia. Commu-
nicatious addressed 70 The undersigned, vill receive
prompt attention. tyN, BURKE.
hccO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
cn,r,,irx,o,rfn


u SaaJer Of ire Ifeaoiniio., 40 aSls
0lEDon the 9th inst. his residence 10 the cfu, ol
tenfco, afc lingering illness which he eodGnd vim t
ou,irg fJrutuce and christian resignation Mr. JoHy BUKt;
- the 18th of his aseMr Borton was one of those ais
tqurhed nnd vencraed Spirits vlo aud whom alone
uer Divine Providence these United States aro Indebted for
toe foundation OF free government and her pres, happy st.
t9tos truly aud ertivey 10 Patro,-fpr then lr
N 10 the tentehdd at the r oand wac for liberty aud
sceendepce and left the srUce aud colours Of hj
country onul the doubt cnn over and Justly caiu,c
si'ase tie glorious PRIZE Of the nrd earned victory YhC
lvey and energetic in which Mr. Burton uniformly
ose OF "deFds Of ars care1 conviction tst 10 one l.
pateu ~ those which tried mems spu with mon,
faGryhc truly fought and bd IN dtrncc OF his cnrIrys
ana toe lai balc hapPly lrs remained ardenty Dc.
raat TO the general welfare republican and stinen,:
apd srrupuouy suherf, the Laws Of the land In the
N2rioirs situations OF @ Mr. Burton hts ~ rse and rppd
cOIzrn-livci and die an honest man - w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
HaRJn0NY HaLL, sEAuMgBy

RS TURNER takes this method Of correcting re,eo+
" wich she has been infbrnc, circulating in die c.,
y, 'ha' her School ~ discontinued and informing the
puhc OF the aaugcnea the institution for Inc
ensuing year She has scufed the of renep,an
Mhve classical eJucaisoi, moral worth, experience I'm
cinicilty qualify for of his station
I'm us aid she proposes system which win furnish vy,
lsy iof Tue regular progress of the pupil. h,u the simplest
.cnsl1ry branches 10 tie highest depa ofeers Iie
Tn'y OF system In every occupation life win readily al
Uwcu put perhaps IN pursuit II ndispc,sacso rer
Innt IN Its ELECTS as III uc business Of moulding the casf.
Joup'' task winch dcvolses every faithful erhc Eur
adopted: SN ''. "
Introductory Dpataics,t which viii be taaeht the I1e
nots OF Leaning. including Geo,ra plv Arithmetic sne
branches OF Natural History, Plain Sevng aud Marsin
70 the PIN pusoea in tir; High Schools the Noft
JUNIOR DlrrnncatRcadpg, Wriiug Spelling Geography,
grammar, Arithmetic nieiital wnsn Nataral Hso,,
Work. ~ ~ " '>AN1" qua NecSa
SENIOR D1paras1.- Geography Hisory Naturs,
hohy, hheionc Logic, Geometry Astronomy with Lea.
chemistry with Lectures Bo1any Composition Natural
.heoioSy, hilnerllosy with the of cabinet of numerals
nruneiic, Algebra Waits the improvement of the mnd
THechS;s al ChIlnty Ecclesiastical History and the Cireel
1sTi. nlch, Spanish and Italian languages will be aurh
Frey fuPil OF suitable age viii be tauzh, Drawns as
means OF acquiring habits Of accuracy hnproy, the as,e
anu u facilitating the acquisition Ut penna shin feacbers
@ &c lished Tor instrucing m Muse Painting on Velvet
49, aiiu aper, and Fancy Work Vocal MUSIC is To he
be obtained. A'"~i'' e'"
good Library is tochcd To the School for the use Of t
iuPs Father particulars be aaYtarnr.j bv appl,c,or
70 The Tearhers. y 1'F''"'
Eoafdins, Inclusive of Bed Beddiiy
aud Washing, sin 70. , .-;
HA'len 10 the into,luciorylDcIaruu & ~
Ia Junior Dsl arunsnt
10. Senior Department. 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30

Elasepfe and other cltias, aud ftarn Elanisrs end
France, into England us above noticed lEranklin's
Canada pamphlet.
In the selection Of cases here made, az exceptions
70 tho "let alone" Theory, none have been included
winch were desmed contfovertble. And If / have
viewed the or part them only in their true light
they show, what was to be shown, that the power
granted to Congress- to encourage domestic nroducrs
by regulations OF torega trade was properly grauted
ilusmuch the power is, in effect, con,ihc to tr.s
body. and may when exercised With sound leeisL-
tic discretion, provide the better fog the salty aud
ptnsperity Of the Nation.
With gfcat cste,sn and regard.
JAMES MADISON.
1czraqr C. CApEnI, ESQ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
COTTON YARNS, COTTON YABNS,
e.. Z = ,

FROM t6e f@ozDh0f12s Cotton Fdctor1
A FURTnER reduction in the price of Joseph Her
woods cotton yarns, has this day taken place The
Subscriber having made arrangements with Mr. Hev
wood, viii be regularly supplied with al numbers that
may nc called for ut the prices hereto annexed N 81
unnecessary tn dwell the superior quality of this
yarn. Those who have used it invariably give il n
decided preference any other spun in this State
or any imported from the Northern Factories. As;r,
gle trial Is sufficient to establish the truth Of this ,s
scrtion MIR. Heywood's prices for yarns will ON cx-
aiming the following list be found to be lower than
any others sold IN this State, taking cosderaton
the great difference in the quality. Good clean whis
cotton viii DC received by the subscriber in exchange
for cotton yarns az The prices hereto annexed and t
highes, market price allowed for the cotton
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
HEanch a. Saunders Academy

''eHT1 opPoofe the 6raa Tarcv,, Rich,s,sad, 20
\. SAUNDERS respectfully informs the public tha,
ms Academy Gil DO re opened Monday, ,h OF jim
re .s eosco Mir = Bernar "a N Frace 10 teach
the French una Spanish hincuus Mr. T. Who lands hs as
N'SA''-
tte rI'nG'ai IS unvgto z'v any ,hz m cclnmendatia,
VI As Sc1on ciaf as rers his noic OF Instruction or the
ouess az ady parsocdb b't rcScy i1S atroas and
ZEE JrtHs eefjte ha geHGre!i9 Ali Us a1nu, lrar d.
riSNrs reeifs, oad ;auigs for tteglslcrs 80
Sec BRANCHES ,nnshi e,utrace O rgu!, Classical Nan,
ttsl and English coirse az study. -
ifHHsO fer a,rna FAR aiy q, Oh OF he etSies ere,nf
t1 Frenc and Sas5 launes for ,rJhf SIP aH1;t;o.,,
pr aga,-sp min ds cTvTsei decao~.;, -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
By OTIS, DUNLOP &. co.
GROCEpIE,S

THIS MOB Mn q the 3Oth inst. at II O'Clock. win
be sold a; our sicre, assortment OF Groc.ri,s
among hich are
SO Bags coffee, part fine green
New Orleans and ST. Croix snrar go.
Whiskey, gin. nun, and brandy
Candles, soap, mustard and checolafc
Teas 90 casks chesee
kegs Spanish indigo, fig blne
90 casks Samos wine, pepper cordial
Hhds. niolasses, feathers, ginger, SC. &C.
dec 90 o. T.. q Co. Anc,rs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
AZ ASIuNGTON CITY APOCK FnR SAII,.

" ASIuHGrON CITY SPOCK FOR SALE.
tnteo nnJ shortly ~ engage in the Manuflcurn OF Gov
NISh 70 sea four hundred shares the Stock Of
vac rporaton OF Washington, bearing per cent interest,",
ayaoe liIteyttry, and redceDabc lie fall of isJ7-
aaye VINO MAY hc disposed 10 purhle requested TO make
apPcAuon ciihdE To MIR Charlie! s. Powler Washington cir
oessrs nn q Thomas Bmde PhiNiciphia; Mr. Stepln.n
"t9Vi, ooson or to the sIitcriGr near Richmond Va
dec 2D-2awlIn CBASPAIN RI SpEr,
me Editors Of the Natona In;elccucer Democratic Prty
ana Boston Patriot will insert the tvise week for I
9 unu Forward their accounts tn tins office payment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
INDIA RUBBER SHOES

TIE subscriber has inst received large srply %
Ladies and Gentlemon's India EuiSer Shoes.
which are iuPcnctrablc by water and M, escpI-,.s
preseryative of health. Thcy keep the faa ,ry md
yarn and thus prevent many of those diseases yIics
result from colds. Those persons who easily tako
cod ny daInpening their feet ought to Triard uicI-
selaes by wearing the above Shoes which cc,,sii,,
conducc to health and comfort. All who become ~
9uainted With the benefit Of he India Rubber Shoes
from experience, will never after omit the use oftheIn
ne Us also on nand large assortment Of Ladies'
and Gentlemen's, Boys and Misses Boots. Boo,esa
and Shoes; Leather, Seaslsin and Hair Trunks; and
few dozen of EucrsoDs celebrated Razor Strnns
all OF which he is disposed TO sell lou prices for cash
d,c9--2aw6t SAMUEL PUTNEY.
Under fha Escla IT,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
G. r. q ] EL4LL4.u

- AVE removed from the Store heretofore occi IN d.
70 tire Store hci door above the Eagle Hosri lssf m ~
occupancy OF Npss David Judah e. Co whore the oF, -
ale general assortment 81 Groceries, Vines Tcas L;orore
% winch tey have been az pains sclt and M li,
generally - - Wv P'u''S
They also ucs for sale extensive ASSORTMENT n ra,,,.
Nate Glass and China, frno very rich) Country nrris,
end cAc5s arr invited 10 cal and cSrie their asortns
" We "'S w uirc ny The cusuug year. middlerrd ~
N1 and INDUSTRIOUS rnin servant AVrAy IN
lice. ~ q. r. .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
ID. MCDONALD.


Boot and Shoe .Nany(ociarcr,
GreoNp door below the Old Market Honsc R;cb-
- mond, Va. continues to make to order Ie,l;,..s
grnlemens aud chi'drcns Shoes aud Boots. which -
viii warrant. '' @"i1hto
D. Nj Donald olso he tho rdcasurs If arops;,,,;r..
Hs iqsnGs End Customers, Il he has lust returne
ifom Philadelphia ond New York. and has bra,,sils
Ylth hlm an extensive assortfners OF ladies' ysntia
mon s, misses boys g. olHldrcn's BOOTS e. SH(oE.S
made by tue bust workmeu in those cities. ieaEhc,
and Shoer'akrs Findings, for sale OF northern prcs
Snoe'JoT Ptarettion hands OF his own manufacture,
the materials aud workmanship eFwbich be beley e.
cannot DC SURPASSED In ihr state. Nov ~
s17'.in '8g ren.ics - -re1,..a cite TFkig cgcS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
rESIIiRTEEE NEGROES.-yYiIl i've old 81, G.,

TESHiRTEEN NEGRO ES.-Vin he so,d on sa,rr,,,,-
Sd Jan 1929, at ii o'closk, in frop four osce tr r
IS negroes, TO wis sam, Iha, Billy Anaey Ishn Rrcfei
aud her SIX chldTcp--iy order Of JOHN NJ ERAfI ~
Administrator of { hlip Soufls1l dor.
= d. A. HUBDABD, Aurfs
ADDITIONAL.
WA he added 70 the above sae lhy yong g,,, fon
10 10 years of~Sc Z g q. Il Afyrs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30

80 PtaHterS IF Tobacco on La9cs TiIcr.
IS given thai all rohacco ucndci or shos;Qe
ae.ouse> arrsng III tie 'aan, WILL Gesireti he az
ccivch into tie Fire rooi Wareious, O. ,i. yrri, .
ne Dss'il and ADJOINING shoeku, free expense OF drve
ana ecis granted by tine Shockoa wi,hot
hr expcIse the oncr, (hen called for nrrer,r, ar ~,
THAN would occur ], were delivered once u,o Sir
& hupe S@lrance has bec cacie upon az e'aero sioct
~ w We LOUISE aoo'e iFHrea ~. J. NORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30

MARRlEp-0n Tuesday tho gid hist. bp the
aSev. Gsnrge w. Charlton, Mr.. DABsEY G. " ARhEn.
Ok Lou'sn County, to Mss SAniu 4. II. CI;rrF,
Of this city.
On "Wednesday threith inst. by The Rev Phirip
Courtney, Mr. RscHABp JoHYsroS, 20 Miss SkR,s
ASS CGEHtI, cll OF this CITY.