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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-14
POnuOEe I0u6 Or M

LtOdlOife LQTiu TOR Sale,
NSWalbL he sold, al auction, without reefve on The ff la,
~ Of april next Al the tavern tf Col John G. Bsr.i
Al meckIenburg courthouse, the Of land on which tbe
iuncroer on Ho3noke River, e county Of Neck
actual survey 25i acres Of which 30 are fefe
and about so acres w gIound upon small streams passing
ihO the Estate 81 the high nd tAefe 5Oaces Of improved
oo'e ot, bttwetn 500 acres Of the high land no
10 citar' all Of which will produce tobaNo-.wO thirds Of
VINO" superior tobacco land. Tile situation s heshy and
90 E"o uerhhJufioodj the imoyeme are in good fepar
and Amply sufficient for the Comfortable accommodating ~
se aud senee family, and the securing large crop on every
dtscrpiinui with wheat maciise good
garden sud extensive orchard containing stesf ,i
i'u fee' The whole Of tht bottom land upon th Eis.J
sitelMmednd o. highly improve 20 hands be einroye,
most valuable tobacco plaHtiiious up ~ the River n, m
sn ke Navigation complete. Pnrchssefs are invited In
&c WI Ll.e' o,lc''oH vii be given the Goth day
" DEC HE' so the right io seed wheat The APPROACHING
rsssrn clear tile will be made imr edisfsv ae- o ~
a. ugced Iefns one third The pureae money 10 be paid
ht 5ih day " Dee next third the 25th dsv Of be-
lb<' and The remaining thnd The Goth day Of bee ESQ
Ample security for the payments will he rfquired s6oud
we puf hasei ih 20 anticipate mis- payment, removable
Feb.2i o5 -2,sstI-
IL persons having opcn accounts with The Estate of Rb
Bell dec. late Ssddlc Of the CITY Of Richnonj ar.
requested 10 can on the subscriber for settlement A.
expected hgt reference the books will often he rssoirs
nave h9g them posted and sm nov ready make see
The sdmintiafon should BE- made vel .bsjl ri,y - 81
bic time 90 thsse who sy tall in debt othe e,te s %
giving bond lsI The payment thereof A those indebted b
bonds aud 'otes, ase informed that The claims AGAINST ne
estate are very urgently pfefscd, and that the9efofs
an compelled 10 require Them r. make iunedafe fsy,9,
Au person, failing t. call IN removable time may expect
uai 'ssa Steps Val be taken or the collection thereof An
ptions having claims against The estate are rpossfed 10 No.
en hen properly aud legally suheuticaed thst NAV be-
pfrsed 81 Che amount due enable u,e 10 maize ss2ge
ghefs Che B3,kf snd rspss viii BE- kepl and berS t
generally aisnd ifou 90 Co .'ciock.
W. D. WREN, ssrs' ofCR.
and Ada'of oi I1bi. Bell dec
D-e, 81 1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-14
Cotton and Wool .ndn1f1Tcf,1I;eS

NRHE Subscribers inform the Public that tbev hsv, ,
- Rent three very eligible Mil Sites, with an ample n,l
Of wtef under TALL pressure OF from 10 TO 81 feet s
ated IN tins city, little way above the Public Dock & bvo
Bridge, upon NayIsaon either of which can he impr,ved
small eHPense he canal for Of th already fn
- '"""N~
We disposed to take reasonable Rents, and to s,, ,
amounts n the stock Of companies Incorporated or
~ private and respectable inliyduals p HAXALL co
Richmond, March i0n-,Sto,,
The Editors OF the National Inteige will please ans
me ahove tu-s week for mcnih forward their ac
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-14
S3n REIV4RD

AHAWAY from the subscriber about the latter end Of
40 Nov 1877, negro Fellows them named sam
they are both about IS IS years Of age The smallest
Is about IT, nus high, with his forehead cut
made and OF Indian compilations and round yaee The het
Sam IS about e. ms high, slender long face rather
o. light complexion The other fellow named John about
70 years old H. ms high much scored with the wbp
and particularly his right thigh. When he left here he hss
large butchers knife aud will likely make use Of il in hl
he'enoe as ne ss ressied before; and II is likely he will i
own MS masters will give $50 reward 70 any
who will lodge them safe Jail, deliver IN IN no 10
me In Chosttr disrelS O. OF $40 for either Of them
- - 49, JAMES WILLIE
-IeOcky W jun " eINs, march IL fo0-Di0s
'INhE Sherd' soi the OF Washington Lee Ses
Russell and farewell; King William, King & oussn
Es;eI Caroline and Ianovsri Wythe Mong omefy ray.S9
aud GILES hanawha, Mason, Cabell Randolph Lewis, Hsu
son. Wood aud Logani Ohio, Tyler, Brooke Mon ana
tTet'n; tAGguer CulPeper will take notice thai
DE hed at thsr eouiAUtnes, and other places author
I" choose Senators represent their districts in b
March II. 100 o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-14

ff tEhEB Z ssut7n al person from fsdiog fore b9rf
- cecrtd hy myself end Abnef Robnsoh for $780, f6r s
purehe-r % brown Archer Msc, old Tree fl lat OCT
by e epftseomvc Of Col Wm. Rice. ffc- g. have eg-l
o8ssos against ihossme. JAMES 2. WILKINSON,
Atl -, e3--T1rF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-14

VIE commissionefs named AI act 10 n.
corporate the Richmond Manufacturing Con pahyr pa.-
"a 90 ne IN day oi teb 1929 hereby give public ntcs
ins cooks OF subscription will be opened the Merchan,i
C'use House. IN The city Of Rehmcnd Tuesday the I n
Apn 1919 at II o'clock, for the purpose Of receiving bs
Gft,ons TO The Capital Stock Of the said companvHanl
MAJ me said book, will be kept open from lay to d.y fr
~ o'elurk till o'clock Of each succeeding dav TSyn5s
e'SssptedJ guiil The oek IS subscribed for.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-14
TaIuabIe PropeTfy for sac

=,
HsHE subsehe being desifou, 10 move 10 another State
NA anxious 70 sell hrs mill and land thereto situated
IN the upper end Of Buckingham county miles frcm
Lynchug. certainly 0fthe best custom mills in this
section ct ice country The machinery and da are in good
repair and situated pJpulou, neighborhood and the
annual income OF the mill about $50 barrels Of grain There
are 100 OF iaud attached 10 the mill IA small
aud about ~ acres good wood ,obaeoo land modeate i'm
pTovemen' and 6ood prospect Of aiding the aud advan
Ihe 'unsoriher viii sell the above property privately TO
any person wuhBg To purohaF hut should not be sold re-
tore the i Day OF Aprl next 1t wall he sold public auction
on toe premises on that day, II fair n not the next fair day
4tfms one outhte purchase money hand, the balance
10 - years deed Of trust the property, will be
tegn'sd to- eeurty Possession will be given Immediately
70 me @ the house will be occupied until fall next The
DieI may De Obtained until that Tine moderate
- GEO. l. DIUGUID.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-14

THE Editors ofte following esuer. a. sbh The conven-
ton bhl once fortnight until the last day ~ April aa1
te seegnnts 70 Che Executive, The C7nsr-
us W r me Norfolk Hefsd, the Porsmouth Palladium.
ne winchester Vugnisn the Cennei Of The Valley The OIL
'mnin' lfst'fsbufsJ The Petersburg T0tegencer, IRE
Lyh'hnue vEnaui The Csksburg Enquirer, The Ssuntop
,1oi 'he Palladium, Gswisbmg, Gresnhfie) the We'-
ffn einani ihr Virginia Advocate wheeling Gaztc,
DE Wyihe Gzcte. the Genus Of Tfbefiv fre sbnrgJ he
t'neaiie mHro TIE Frederekbug esld and Political
arena ~ ordcr of the Executive.
Wa r. HTCuARDSON,e.c
Frh.f2 gq-ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-14
.E.HGLE HOTEL

VIE subscriber respectfully informs public that he
ray EN n the town Of Fneasts, in the county Of Boe.
olIt ne houses having all gone through thorough re-
Paf' and within short dance of the couth ,ue HAVING ~
room IN he two house, designed for travellers, ladies and
aues eau nave private separate from the tavern
HOUSE lie hopes by strict and good order bs he
w'i 'hge portion Of ihe public Pnl'oasge His Bar Ia.
oe ana Stables, he viii endeavor furnish Al all e
as good as the upper country viii afford lie is fni.hed with
good BarkeepeI aud good sevan, whchshali al all
De sieiy attended to- to give general saiifaeon
prices shall he quite moderate. Cali and nv and diem
~ youiselyes. Forget not old friend. 'e
March II. iO0-WSw LEWIS RpoUN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-14

truth, came through has own hands, and must have
passed his inspection, there seems TO ne reason to
nier, that the worst representation it nses is the
real truth fthe case. Take this docuilent COM
ing through MIR. Adams himself, as true in its
worst aspect, and let us see how much money he
contrived TO pocket in two years, commencing with
his appointment upon the Client Mission in April,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-03-14

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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-27

TIE following poetcal contribution from the Coless.
Miscellany, remarks Major Noah, s In vein OF humor
which cannot fail to please, and reflects credit upon the pc
rIodical which II adorns.
MATRIMONIAL FELICITY.
Bot happy they. the hsppcst Of their kind
Whom gener stars unite, and in one fate
Their hearts, their fortunes aud their beings blend
IT'S harmony itself tliat binds their peace.
Thompson.
Think you, little din daunt mine ears,
That you do tell me Of u woman's tongue
Shakespeare.
The devil was missing one Sunday mornj
And where do you think I've trried!
Why! In the house Otis true as you're born)
Ola couple newly married.
He liked nt linst;--and why, ,.fouooth!
They were 30 kind and 30 ovngf
Ergo, so happy, (for that's truth
" hich never, you know, needs proving)
Tint he lonred between them like Adam and Eve,
trouble or two To be sowing:
For no bad purpose, I'D have you believe,
But to keep his hand going,
prt scarce had he made himself at home,
When he saw that a storm was brewingj
entan wonder'd to zee Il work and foam
Said he this is none Of my doing"
aT'his beats why below, I've never heard such
Where they hola with might and main.
Pm u.od to q noise; but too much u TOO much'
So IN even pop down again" W. b'
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-27
:MIsCELL ANY.

Towards the end of the last century,
a Young man arrived It Marseillcs, on
commercial affairs: he took up his abode
at an inn, where he had been about three
weeks, when he received letter one
evening, which obliged him to call i'm
meJiately on one.of the principal mer-
chants of the town. The merchant was
ont. and, as his wife said that he was
most probably at the theatre, George,
$50 our hero called himself) went thither
70 seek him. He entered the pit, and
looked round in vain for the person he
wanted; but as it was early, he thought
that the merchant might still come, and
he sat down TO wait for him.
In a few minutes George heard tho
words, Turn him out! :urn him outs ut
tered with great vehemence; and looking
round TO see to whom they were address
Cd, he perceived they we're intended for
a youth Of sickly appearance and very
mild countenance, who sat near hun.
sHow is thisl' cried George, turning
10 tho person who sat next him, what
hes that boy done to be treated in such q
BsannerP
The person to whom he spoke was
man about fifty.
do you know himp said he, coldly.
= sNo-I never saw him before
sWell, then take friends advice, and
don't meddle in the matter. The boys
name is Tinville: he is the grandson Of
that monster, Fouquet Tinville.'
Al these words, George recoiled with
horror in his countenance.
my good SIR said his neighbour, q
see that you agree with me, that there
are names which always make honest
people tremble. 80,
George heaved deep Sigh.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-27


cotton cloths! Ifyea, how long, and At what
places.
Answer. have been engaged for about 80
years previous TO August last, in the manufac-
ture Of cotton cloths ~ Manchester, in En-
gland.
Question. In what manufactures Of cotton
arc you now interested, and which Of them are
under your immediate superintendence?
Answer. am Interested in four different
esta abiishments; one Of which is at Troy, in the
State Of New York, where we make calicoes
for shirtiog and for printing, in equal proper
tons. Another is in the neighborhood Of
Whitestown, in the same State, where we make
nothing but shirtings. A th,rd is what we call
the "New York Mills" and is in the imme-
date neighborhood ofthe last. At those mills
we make shrtings and cambric muslins. The
fourth is in the neighborhood Of Hudson, New
York, where we do nothing but bleach and
print cloths made At ours aud other factories.
Question. What description Of cotton do
you use, where It Is usually purchased; and what
does il cost you si your factories
Answer. We use chiefly Alabsihas and New
Orleans, generally purchased by an agent in
New Orleans and Mobile. We consume about
1000 bales per year, which usually cost us st
the factory from I I to IA cents per ID. IN which
is included one cent per 10. for freight, and
other charges, from those places to our facto-
ries.
Question. What numbers ofthe cotton yarn
do you spin, and what are the finest numbers or
qualities you weave into clothf
Answer. We spin from number 50 TO num-
Der 80 at the New York Mills, but al Whites
town most commonly No. az. At the Troy
mill we spin No. 90. The number 80 is the fin
est We weave, and that h usds into eanbric
mmlinA
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-02-27


the English manufacture.
Question. To enable the American manu-.
facturer to compete with the foreigner, in prin-
ted co,,ons, are additional protecting duties ne
cessary? Ifso, what addition to the present du-
ty is required!
Answer. They are; and my opinion 10, that
two cents OH the running yard OF all printed
cottons, in addition to the present rates OF duty,
would furnish a perfectly sufficient projection.
QUESTION. Wha, pei cent on the cost Of the
fabric would be produced by an additional du.
" Of two cents on the yard?
Answer. II would be equal 10 an I'D valorem
duty Of 10 per cent. MS an average.
Question. Does your scqusin ance with tho
import alton snd manufacture Of cotton N Great
Britain, enable you to form an opinion whether
cotton. can be packed in begging made Of cot
ton, and transported to that country in good or
der.
Answer Ihsve been extensively engaged in
the purchase Of cot on aud in ito n snufac.
ture. and sm we'll satisfied that cotton packed
in bags made Of cotton, can be transported to
England, in a. good order 90 ,hst out up in
hemp or Asz bsgging, and, when we'll put up,
i will command moro in the market, particular
ly u in square bales. One reason for The differ
ence in the price is, that the bag can be applied
TO valuable purpose: another reason 10, four
pounds are allowed in The hundred weight for
tare, and, as cotton weighs less than hemp, tho
purchaser will give the preference TO that pack
cd in cotton.
Question. Do manufacturers OF purchasers
Of cotton in England, find the bag made OF cot
ton Of moro value after cotton Is used, than
that made Of hemp or Aaxi aud if 90, to what
purpose b Il sppliedi =, o
ire ID cor, syvyD.)
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09
REMOVAL.
wM. INITgEEREE.
MATCHMAKER e. JE,yEItfr

MATCHMAKER & JEW EItFR
D. EsPEcTFUL1Y informs bis friends and the public,
that be has removed TO the store lately occunietl
by Mr.. JehO BfoUaugh, dne door beioiy H. Nsiksp,s
Dry Goods Store, aud is receiving splendid as
sortmept Of
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES.
Ladies' and Containers Gold Patent Lever and Main
Watches, Silver Patent Lever Watches, Capped, Jew
sed and Plain Watches of every description cleran,
Cold Watch Chains, Seals, Kegs, Slides Rings Watch
Hooks AID Ornaments.
JEWELRY
Full seits of Pearl JeweIiy Pearl Earrings Head Or
uatnents, RFoaches and Fmger-rngs elegant Fila
gree, Cold sets EARRINGS Breaches, Crosses and Or
nameus, Gold neck Chaius aud Bracelets Jet Ear
rings, Finger rings aud Beaches, rasac dnd Coral
Jeweiry.
SILVER WARE.
silver Tea Soits Silver Table, Toa and Desert Spoons
hadies Sugar longs, Salt and mustard Spoons, Spec
tacles, Pencil Cases, Butter Knives, Tiimbles Nurse
Tubes, Coral and Bells.
PLATED WARE.
Elegant Sheffield Plated and silyer Mounted Cut
tiass Castorsnud Cordial Stands. Cag5esticl<s, Snuff
lers and Trays, Decanter slides, Common Plated Cas-
tors, Candiesticks and Decanter Labels.
BRITANNIA WARE.
Full sets OF Britannia Ware, Coffee and Tea Pois Su-
gar Dishes, Cream Pots ard Labels
CUTLERY.
Fine RtZors, Pen and Pocket Knives and Scissors
some very superior,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS.
Gilt and Plated Modnted Swords, Gilt aud Plated
Epauets Silk Sasbes, Laces, Cords and Tassels In.
Pantry aud Cavalry Officers Wings, Artillery IaGan-
try and Rife Buttons, Gilt, Plated and silver SIoun-
ted Drks; Sword Belts, and Plumes Morocco POcls
ct Books and Wallets, Bead Reticules and Purses Gilt
Bracelets, Paste Top Combs, Roman Pearl, Coral and
Amber Beads, Steel Waist Clasps, Musical SnuT-B
es, &c. &c,
uTslver Ware and Jewelry Of every description
made 10 order. CfocEs aud WATCHES repaired and
warranted Roy u
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09

eE" eave I" tender to my patrons my grateful tina pfs
a of past en- hIraG mGnt, while by increased exertions,
ah6 hy the known CaTecer and tire utility Of nv echve
10Th tn fdiTfuas anil socfejy, hope To mgrit future
support.
Having al considerable cost conpaEed with NY condi-
''' ouIit at my residence 8Jh street, sufficiently dis
1h" H"m ihe Ccnire Of business, commodious sCImoy-
a"r and haVg every cuuycuCnce that could be
tn my prescribed CiscqmIanos, tire aec,umoda ton
ieiciabc ScnoHi OF free coloed pupils, now Ghtter
NY sea- That NY ezeons 10 Serve my cpifeA brethren will
tie duly apperateh by ham.
would cordially invite to ihs institution the friendly
"enunn 81 those gghilemei, vD taiararlv fropn tDey
arc fostering for Liberia Galley ci.ief ami
men ny yor osc for yoor cour;ry, by your cnmissra-
non '' Gtgi""rd man. encourage institution which lra
Ter ITS object, m IT'S tG honor OF sllciey tT inid
happncss-ihe elevation of tie ee people Of Color rom
mrnlal Iflfa!dofu. from, GTgad ,tan.
In '''5 s'ho" are taught English Grammar, Mercantile
AF.ni'ic' geography AND Meusuator With the uecessa-
r. s"b9'dinata branches of education
JFkJs-!3 10 payable quarterly in advance
Those who live remote from city may tc atc6mrno
dated "ith hoard. for decent boys on liberal tef
lichmau1, Dec. 12T,, 1871
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09
COPPER AND IRON.

NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFEIcE,
I2M December, 1927
FHNHE Commissioners of the Navy will receive sea yai
n proposals until the @0,h day of January next for the
supply of the following quantities of Copper and Iron 10
oe ae!i"eted at tire respective Navy Yards, VIZ.
COPPER.
n Portsmouth, ~ IT.
Yet less than 1860 lis Of Bolt Coune4
1T Boston
No, less than lloo sheets of shea,hins Coppe1
$500 lbs Shsathing Nails.
1T Norfolk.
n OF less than COCO sheets of Shea thing Conner
~! The Sheathng Copper be from II or to :,a or
The Bolts from "eh to 1s inch, aud the sheatliS.
WINS nom i IN IA inches as may be required.
IRON
ri Portsmouth, ~. IT.
N,,,.,,, ( $40 lbs aud inch pon
- '''''" I 500 lbs 9 inch SPIKES
m Boston.
$4,000 lbs Round Ircr,
Not less than 69.A00 lbs Square I.on
{ 1920 lbs Fiat Iron
III .Ntr York.
(23,400 lbs Flat Iron
DO, iess than 1000 lbs Square lion,
~ $4,000 lbs Round Iron
| 2tDO lbs Rolled Plate !r,in
Al .NorfoR.
COCO lbs Square Iron
No,.. $500 lbs Round lion
10000 lbs Flat Iron,
ll,O00 lbs 7 TO 10 inch Snftes
And al! the Hoop Iron that may required at The sar
Yard to be from I. II ct long II 70 81 incIe -
and Liz to IS Of an inch thck. "
All the Hound Iron 10 be fium to 81 inches q r H.,
required. y "a
Ihr square Iron to be from ! to inches
he rat Iron 10 ire as may be required, as may be
The plate Iron to be from to inch thick required
ne confrac'os 10 furnish, il required on Ina wing siy,v
days notice, any additional quantity, not exceeding Ive
81 five per ccat. Of Iron r Copper 49,
All Of which Copper and Iron shall be of the vcrv he
quality md shall lie delivered the Aforesaid Nav
isr GSreSyey' on or before the 1s day of August
80 anu s',al' De Subjected 10 such inspection EIo9f
as are present adapted at tha respective Navy Yards
Sc o'hef iHrrtua and proof the Commissioners of
PERSONS of1i to furnish the said Copper and iron win
ne pleased To name tcir residence and the na,nrs 1
residence Of their sIIrcties. 49,
onS must be made separately for Copper add Iron m
iof each hree! required the Yards rcsrectic
ahd mnS he sealed and endorsed s'Oer to furnish iron m
Copper at The May Yard at - and in All 80 ~
per Pod for both Copper and Iron mst be sxnrrd
III ABORTION I" the bond 10 Ire given fer the faithful per-
fhpce 81 the contract ten per cent viii he retained b,,
He n''a states om the amount Of all paynents until
'"s completion OF the contract. Ali payments are 10 be
made al the places of delivery, unless otherwise snecaIo
directed $50 '''~N'"'-
ones not made comformabIy The advertisement, or M,
receiveA within the tine limited in the advertisement gill
not be acted on. "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-09
To Growers of Tobacco.

AURlNG the last season, impressions were no
u. oouot made on The "i'nds OF many Planters, that
IA ooacco stored at Shockoe Warehouse was not under
INC protection of the State against loss by fire. This
aIehouse situated in the heart OF the CITY, and a, the
1901 OF the as'n recently enlarged under act of AS
scoy as 10 hold al once six thousand hog sheads
OF Tobacco aordng every convenience TO planters and
ouycrs oil the article and beng the great tobacco mar
IT is not deemed unworthy that sch onres,;on. ~ ,,-
med, should be removed.
The act of Assembly creating this borso ,,brc m;
pecion anc securing TO planters and the store,s of to-
odcco against loss by re III this other public psper.
ohs Is referred TO Tor their information Also the late
act OF !626rcspectirs upland inspected tobacco stored
al The Public arehuusc OF Petersburg and this c;tv
SLOWING that this late act of Assembly does moi
dd sway the responsibility the State against loss bv
lire on Tobacco inspected stored for nspect,on II,
'his or any other Inspecting warehouse in this State
except Tappatanuock
See End vol Rev. Code, chap. GEO. creating Shock
oe an inspection. sec o. 81 any warehouse already
or hereby, or hereafter 10 be estab ed shall bapncn
10 be turnt the loss sustained thereb, for tobacco
ner unexpected or stored, shall be rna,!e rood and
paid 10 the several petsons injured by the Common
weatn|proVded '"at u The receipt given for such TO-
bacco shall be of an older dale than twelve months as
IN the case otinspccted tobacco brought cn an urer
10 lower warehouse tor storage, shall be of older
date than two years from the Inspection such tobacco
shalt nDt be paid for by The public; but tho owue, or
PROF.: ietor thereof shall bear the oss--aud proy,led
mat Tins section shall be construed as TO comna
the Puoc 10 pay the owner of tobacco refused and
E IN warehouse for future inspection, the
specton-ane provided that tue public shall not be la
bic to pay for any tobacco destroyed by fire in Tampa
hammock Warehouses;
Acts of Assembly l326-cbap IL sec
"And be il further enacted, that If anv bnosJeoJ ~
tobacco shall have been inspected al any upland iu
specti0n, and shall afterwards be stored in any ware
mousse IN the city OF Richmond and the of Peters.
bnrs other than the public warehouses in the said CITY
ana town OF Petersburg the Commonwealth shall nut
ne io!e Tor the loss or destruction of such tobacco by
any means whatsoever, unless al the iime when the
tOYrI in Oh, t.
at east eighteen hundred hogshesds if in the civ of
hichnond, or If 10 the town of Petersburg two iulu.
dfei and seventy five hogsheads in the public ware
mouse Aforesaid or nnlesa the inspectors thereof should
nave refused 10 receive such tobacco Oh storage of
which fact it shall be their duty give certificate il
reQuiredp Dee * >,