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Long, Mccoy, Isacks. ~hitt,esey, Ramsay, Sen-
nings, Duncan, Forward, and Vinton.
The resolution offered on Tuesday by Mr.
thompson OF Geo. was taken up, and after slight
amendment was agreed to.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Everett on Tues
day, was taken up and adopted.
The resolution offered by Mr. Mercer on Tues
day. was also adopted. Several resolutions were
offered
The House then proceeded to the unfinished
business of Tuesday, 0he Tariff and the ameud-
ment offered by Mr.. Stevenson of Pa. extending
the duty on iron 10 bolt iron, was agreed TO.
Mr. Mallary then renewed the second amend
ment, which was offered by him in Committee OF
the Whole, and rejected.
MIR. Buchanan renewed his amendment to the
amendment, which was offered in the Committee
OF the Whole, and rejected; the effect of which
Is to strike out the minimum principle from the
bill.
After some discussion this was accepted by Mr.
Maiiary As notification of his amendment
motion was then made by Mr.. Ingham, &c
amend the amendment, by striking out the pro.
gressive duty; the question which was decided
by yeas and naysin the negative, yeas 80, nay,
| I2I.
Amendments to the amendment were proposed
| by Messrs. Bates, of Mass. and Condct, which
were declared not to be in order by the Chair
Mr.. Davis of Mass. then moved torecomInit the
bill; pending which notion
Tho House adjourned.
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WEDNESDAY, April o, 1928.
IN SEN ATE


9U. Johnson of Ky. from the Committee on Posi-
Offices and Post Roads, reported a bill making an
appropriation for the erection Of building for the
Post Office at New Orleans. Read and ordered r.
second reading.
On motion Of Mr.. Smith Of Md the Senate re-
sumed the consideration Of the bill making appro-
preparations for internal improvements-the qties-
uon being on the amendment proposed by the
Committee on Finance TO limit the sum appropriat-
eu ior surveys to objects already commenced. On
thisquestion considerable debate ensued. Mcssrs.
McLane and Hayne supporting and Mr. Johnston
Of Lou. opposing the amendment.
Inc yeasand nays having been called for, there
appeared y for aud Fl against the ameuIment.
whcn the President gave the casting vote in tho az
hrinaiiyc, which lac accompanied with few re-
marks.
The biz 10 graduate the price Of public lands.
&c was taken Up as The unfinished business when
Mr. benton concluded his very powerful speech
OF that subject
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF RFSENTATIyEs
Reports from Committee were rpsde b. ffeqs-,
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THURSDAY, APrIL. 10.
~ GIN ATE.


The consideration of the bill making appropria-
tons for Internal Improvements was resumed
'Nome amendments being made in the Committee
OF the w hole, the bill was reported.
The amendment, limiting the appropriations for
surveys to such surveys as have already been com
menced, was concurred in by vote of "a to 80
The Vice President addressed the Senate in de-
fence OF the casting vote which he gave in the
Committee of the Whole on this amendment and
IN vindication OF his general course on the subject
of Internal improvements.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House resumed the consideration of the
Tariff.
The motion made by Mr. Davis on Tuesday, to
recommit the bill, was negatived, after a modiica-
ton had been made to 1t, on motion of Mr. TAYLOR
giving special instructions to inquire into the expe-
diency OF amending the bill 60 accord with the
views OF the mover of the proposition to recommit
ayes rs, noes III.
Mr.. Sutherland then moved to amend the bill
by striking out the whole Of the amendment of the
Chairman OF the Committnc OH Manufactures, and
substituting proposition which he sent to the Chair
This proposition contained two provisions, one i'm
posing duty of cents wool and the other re
lating TO Il minimum duty cloths.
he question was divided, to take the CUES
ton on wool first, and that question was carried in
the afiirmative-ayes 100, noes 9S.
1t was then discovered that the House had a
greed to a motion which struck out the whole OF
the amendment OF the gentleman from Vermont,
which was not intended, and a reconsideration OF
the vote vas moved and carried-ayes IO4, noes
81.
The call for division of the question was then
withdrawn and the question was then taken on
the motion to strike out the whole of the amend
ment oil Mr. Maiiary, and insert the amendment
moved by Mr.. Sutherland which. motion prevail
cd--ayes 100, noes 80
The House then adjourned
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Gen. Jackson TO Hon. G.. W. Campbell
HERMITAGE, NEAR NASHVILLE,
Oct. 18th, 1872.

The Hon. G. w. CAmPBELL, ESQ
SIN: You will receive herewith enclosed, the
certificate of John Gordon, and Major Thomas c.
Bradford, Editor Of the Clarion, on the subject of
the Card, bearing date Sept. 18th, 1912, published
IN the Clarion on the 26th Of Sept 1912 from ST
taw Nation, being in the proper hand writing of
the said Sias Dinsmore; you will also receive, en-
closed, the paper OF the 26th Sept containing the
card OF Mr.. Diasmore, which beg you TO lay be-
fore the Secretary Of War as soon as they reach
5oui and beg you 20 communicate to me, without
Gciay, his determination as il respects the removal
u MIR. DiusiDore. When | received your letter Of
the 10th Of April last enclosing me an eztrac; of
Inc Secretary Of Wars letter TO Silas Dinsnore A
gent 10 the ChoctaW Nation I, nor ihe citizens of
West Tennessee, hesitated not to believe that ST.
is Dinsinore would cease to exercise, over our
citizens, such la5giess tyranny as ne had been in
the habit Of, and that our peaceful and honest oiti-
zens would be left to enjoy the free and unmolest-
81 use Of that road as secured 70 them by treaty.
kou can justly Judge and the ) tary Of War,
our surprise and indignation at the wan (2) suit Of
tered to the whole citizens Of West Tennessee, by
lie publication o. his card in the Clarion, i'm which
ne boast that he has set defiance the solemn rea-
~ that secures 10 our citizens and those Of the L
states, the free & unnolested use Of that road as
well az the express instructions Of the Secretary
Of war Of the ed Of March last and boasts his de-
fent0n OIL adciencele5s woman and her property
ana Ter ichdH The want Of passport And ma
God, % Il come 70 this' Are we fieexe1 or are me
s.dues9 Is AZ real, or Is It dredD72 For what are
we involved ~ war with Great Britain Isit not
- me support Of or rights. as an indep cudcnt PEG
re and nation secured IN va BY nature add bv
natures Cod, we'll az solemn treaties and the
Jaw OF nationG And can the Secretary Of WasCor
o5e moment retain the idea that We will permit
tTiF petty tyrant 10 sport with our rights, secured
- ~ ~ trsa'y, and With. by the law os nature
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presents las compliments 20 the Democratic Clari-
on, and informs him that, yesterday, he arrested
ten negroes and people of color, in possession of
Mrs Sibley; the particulars this time, viz: they
had no passport.
Sept. III, 1872.
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rNWI.FS MEAD

Speaker of Che House
OF Representatives.
ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY,
President OF the Legislative Council.
Approved, 18th Dec. 1911.
HENRY DANGERFlELD,
Secretary of the Mississippi Territory,
executing the powers, and performing
the duties, of the Governor of said Ter
,iory, IN his absence.
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Gen. JAcKeov. October 3, 1912.
Enclosed in Gen. Jackson's letter 10 Hon. g. "
Campbell
Card Of Nr. DiHsm0ye to The Democratic Clarion
Mr., Diremore, y. STATES Agent 70 the Choctaws
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least pardon, if not approve my zeal, as l verify
believe nothing less win secure tho property Of
this country"
Enclosed is letter from MIR. Dnsmore TO the
Secretary of War, 23d Dec. lSIIl
Resolutions Of the Legislative Council Of .EissiS-
Sippi, Esd Dec. 1911.
Resotued by the Legislative Council and House
Of Representatives. Of the Mississippi Territory,
az General assembly convencd, That the opera
ton OF the third section of an act of Congress,
regulating trade and intercourse with the Indian
tribes and To preserve peace on the frontiers, has
been productive OF many beneficial consequences
TO the citizens Of this Territory, preserving to the
proper owners great deal Of valuable property
which would otherwise have been irrecoverably
loSt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04
DO.NILD .AD.4IR.

ISL published by Peter Cotton, and for sale n, his
Law and Miscellaneous Bookstore, "DONALD
ADNik. novel by young lady of Virginia.
It's better to be lnwlr born
And range with humble lhc.s in content,
Than To bo perkcd up in a glittcrhg grief
ana wear golden sorrow SiAKSrfARE
In two volumes, price 81 so, boards.
EF''Got from tie Freface. Patrick Henry, the
pride Of genius and the glory of Virginia though
bright IN history aud green in the memory of his
countryinen, has never been the theme OF Il novelist
Sacred to truth to virtue and genius nc formed one OF
me most polished pillars IN the temple of our indcpen-
dencr. Unadorncd by the pdcd trappipps 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
cohSp!cuousiy upon the field of battle but none pos
sessea more holy regard for liberty, or mere sa-
cred love tor his country. His voice first aroused
Virginia from the sumber of slavery and oppression,
ana taught her TO cxclaim, Liberty or Death.'"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04
STEAMBOAT NOTICE.

'ENHE NJ aRYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM
n BOAT COMPANY observing that the Steam
boats Richmond and Fredericksburg, which Fly be.
tween Norfolk and Richmond, advertised for sale
on the goth inst-to prevent any disappointment to
travellers, the steam boats VIRGINIA and NOR
FOLK will run through to Richmond from I,nlti-
more stopping a; Norfolk and City Point; 70 accom-
plsh which, the NORFOLK, Cupt. Jno. Ferguson,
Sem 'slll leave Baltimore every S0nda8 uficrnooR NJ
O'Clock for Norfolk, COMMENCING on Sunday 23d
inst; leave Norfolk for Richmond every Tuesday
morning at e o'clock, Leave Richmond every WctlncS-
day mornn" Mt o'clock and Norfolk for Baltimore
every Thursday morning at O'Clock.
The VIRGINIA, Capt. Jno Ferguson Jr. will
leave Baltimore every Wet1erqy 3s at clock
tor Norfolk commencing Goth inst, leave Norfolk for
Richmond every Friday morning ut . o'clock; leave
Richmond for Norfolk evcry Sunday morning at 6
o'clock, and Norfolk for Baltimore every Monday
morning ri o'clock, as long the navigation is
open Fare from Baltimore - Norfolk SO: from Nor
folk To City Point s.. and to Richmond ST. All bag
rage and goods at the risk of the owner or owners
JAMES FERGUSON, Agt
no oO--i2t 90 BoWlv'S wharf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04
Ro.Iin. Nov. 1o,h, 1879.

VIRGINIA: 81 rules, holden ia the Gle KS office OF
superior Of chIncrry or the Ichnoud district.
the st day Of septic uber 1929 The Presidrnt, Directors
~ Company Of tire Farmers Bank Of Virginia, and the
Presidents Directors Company, uf tile Bank the United
STATES, PITS. O';cuSE Within y. Wrrn. Sergeant OF
city Of Echmond, TO whom the estate OF Christopher
!nmpkins dee. hath been committed adn,iut;ra
Wary rompk"s' the wI1ov o. ty '"id Christopher aud
nhn H., William, Lpd.aw, Sarah, Mary, Frances and
i.uiy TowFkius chicn ADD heirs sd s shid L.dsiopher
tOmphius, dtoca-ci, Hardy IYmrii... Icay TOmplius
jr. ~ iain y. Taylor, John j. = ylar, the said William
y. Wren aj.'or of Edmund Tay,., i..cat,d Jamrs
winston, VIM. Browuc, james Bro ~. r.. Jaluelinr r.
Ia ylor, aud Benjamin Tom;,kins. dts
The defendant " iiam Tompkus -ro, having entered
his appearance and given seruiiiy acrrrirc Of
assembly aud tho t''re ri ihg ar" 10 ',praruC by
saufacory evidence, that nr ir4iudut Of THIS
country; IL Sc ordered, that said defendant de- APPEAR
here the first dry ~ the suI ausV the bah
oihr plaintiff; aud uata rnuy of - order pr nrhWiu,
inserted iH some ne",paprr pn5bci go tire city q Rich
mou', Tor two nnDts sucrr irrlY aud ,Ostcd J font
door OF tie capitol, 10 ,ac said eng.
% COPY. ieHe, W.. @ PETDtFroT. Z. =.
ViRCtNtA: ~ rilcs, holden 90 the clerk once u ~,
spueno. c'"' ~ chlneery ior the IHruond district,
the 4h day of August 1929 Nuram Mtse,uson, tit.
GgdUH robert Horsiey, admor 81 Joseph G.. Mrggnsou
and Pnilip Duvai, DIS
The defendant Pinip y 1,ai not h,,.us eu,-,ed bic
appearance aud given secDty crrduL Co tho oi
assembly and ITO rule. ~ ihis Cot "t b. apieat. by
satisfactory evidence, bat h. biiau of ni.
country; 10 IS oroefsl, bai '. ,G acfaI Do appear
mere on Tive h1i day oi os net t., auj the bin
Of The piaiDu6i aud mat COPY of ts order 5c fJrth
Inserted ~ some newspaper shrd u 'Ho cy Of Ric-
Inond, for W." months rcs.svey, and pasted 90 tr trout
door Of the capitol N ihc said city
% cory. T'e'' W. r".rrrrov r.
VIRGINIA. htrIc,. uoiJcu 90 tue c.,. KS once of the
superior court Of cnaur fy for he Richmond district,
the 4'b day of August. 1875 levi SwriL rit against
JOHN @. Gamble. iamr. Scots, ~ WuHun Mayo, William
Mckenzie, Robert iennn, samuel Scott ,uc other dts
The defendants r.. Jennings aod samuel Scott, not
hdvbuC entered tncIr appearance ard given
ding To- the act ui asshy endure ~ i, court, and
u appearing by Satisfactory ryi'r.,o, that taey
inhaDau oi tHs county; 10 - nfrfcd tiat te said
defendants Do appear rt nfsl - ri tc tcrm
ard answer the h OF the a.ul; and tha copy of this
order be forthwith nscc iu some ueNspapet ubl he'd
n tile city 0f Rich mould, ior nou1. cessiy " end
posted at the front door ie carl,o n thc ssid city
% A copy. Tssle, Wn. g. FEEDLETOE, 4. q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04

NnG1NIA ~ rules, hoden IN the clerks o2rc of Essex
county, the Sd day ~ November, lB28; Elizabeth
Ludlow, William Gancti, guardian OF Mary Elizaheth and
Richard John Ludlow plaintiffs, ounsf Mary, Elizabeth
.Ichard john Ludlow, infants OF Richard Ludlow, dc James
NJ oahett assigned guardian nd lte, deI the SAID In
fants and Richard Ludlow, deendants.-Is CHANCfRu
The defendant Richard Ludlow, having entered his an
pearancc and given security according the of asseniv
and the rules OF hs court and appearing satisfactory e,
dcnce that he not an mabiant Of this S,a,e therefore,
the motion OF the plaintiffs, is ordered that said defendant
Richard Ludlow, do appear before justices of the count
court o EsScS, on the trd Mouy in January next ud
Swer their blk and that copy of this order be forthwith
IA newspaper OF extensive circulation published i'm IN
Commonwealth, for two months successfully another
copy bc posted the front door o the
A copy. Tese, ZACH U. CRIT1ENDEN, ID. c.
yy2t
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COOK s. RYAN

L1dicS s. Getic,ne's Boot anil Shine .WqDu9iCi,urrr.
4 tONTINUE at their old established stand opposite
~ the Esglo Hotel, where their former patrons and
the public IN general, may depend upon having overy
article in ihcir line manufactured in the latest fash
ions and Of the best materials.
We keep constantly on hand, a large supply Of pc1-
'smen's boots, Ghoes and pumps ladies' slippers and
Walking shoes lasting, seal skin and morocco; gentle
mems stout plantation shoes and bootee brogues and
81 Omons leather shoes, for servants.
new and very comfortable i6slion Of ladies'
walking shoes, just received from London.
Misses slippers bnd we.S..pe shoes bows stout
shoes aud dancing pumps ali OF own manufacture
Centicncns water proof boots and shoes, an
article recommended as preventive for colds and
doctors bills. Our country lliends may depend upon
our usual gnctualiiy.
nov "a 12t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04

ArO1ECE.-iiy virtue OF OF trust executed by Tin
mas IT, West TO the subscriber and Only recorded IN &c
clerk oace OF hing William County court purposes therein
mentioned VIII tc so!f 90 the highest bidder public auction
al the residence of the said Thos g. West on Monday the 2Id
DAY OF December next, Il fair II the fair a a tract
OF land III said county, containing IS or less with
good improvements also all the Stock plantation utensils and
al tie household and Kitchen furniture. Terms made known ON
day Of sc The title 10 the above property, believed 10 r
mque'onae, but acting trustee, shall convey only such
title rs IS vested IN me.
nov l9-1yic ARCHD POINTER, Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04
TOBACCO.

Very respectfully take leave to return my pnricu-
lar thanks to those planters who hive been so friend
" as 10 lnrust the management fteir Tobacco to me
as salesman at the Public Warehouse. | hope It is
not necessary for me 10 say that my best eXcrons
nave been used to render general satisfaction aran
tender them the same attention. nay my health
trust has been rCsOred.I would here remark to NV
trends tor whom have done business as well as ma
ny others for whom hope be engaged that this no.
tee woudnot have been introduced upon them. but tor
the offer of Mr.. Lakeland do business at the same
pace as competitor. Our friends will please direct
thcr Tobacco to one the other they may see
cause, winch Will save any thing like contention. IL
should not be expected that when there Is fair
colnTettlon in this way that the inspectors would
icci themselves In any way interested, particularly
II the same patronage is extended To the Ware house
as heretofore by the Planters Should any 1bbac-
CO be directed to the Ware house without specitynn
any preference in the Salesman, the owner will re-
collect that he has the right to choose for himself
even on the day Of sale. The situation OF sales
man Is in no way connected with any of the
other duties of the Warehouse. Conseque ntly
1t Is held alone by the patronage Of the Planters
and dealers. Surely can give no better evidence of
my attachment TO the interest Of the Planters and INV
anxiety to promote their interest than to annex the
following names, composing large majority of the
principal buyers, who have kindly directed me to
give reference TO them by way of showing their sa-
tsactlon TO my mode of doing business as Salesman
particular patronage such dealers is worth more
to the growers of Tobacco than any other evidence
that have to o1r-for such an expression of their
feelings, have only to return my humble thanks
The inspectors receipt for all Tobacco sent to me will
be returned to the owner consequently shall wait his
ORDER for its inspection and sale. Al expenses paid
II directed, by the Observation-Disclosures nj the Ware
house II. Z. MONTAGUE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04

VENHE sb5r.bor ocls O. ylle the valuable plantation on
Z which he restless called the Meadow Bridges This estate
situated IN the county Of Hanover Chickglon'v S,ya np
SIX miles rom the city Of Richmond, aud contains acres
OF which there between 100 and 1870 low gous cleared
ne late nnproy the swamp have entirely drained t.
Nat lands: the high land is Wen improved: the buildings are
extensive, commodious, and in good ocder tire orchards are
large, Containing between and 1000 Of ecclcnt fruits
lc health OF Tire Subscribers family, his residence this
estate, allows him 10 that situation moro dcsld.
be ~ that respect No property has been offered for sale m this
sc'h Of country, Cor many years, possessing numerous
ADVANTAGES The soil is well calculated production Of
corn cotton oats, c aud grass and small portion for wheat,
asa vegetable oil, rs unsurpassed The subscriber would
prefer making private eic, bun effected Dy 18TH NJ
December, ne vii them offer publicly st tic same tune ire
VIII sell 6 or ~ key ros, his crop of conn., consisting of
aoh 500 barrels, between 80 aud 300 which honv
corn fodder shucs &c-also his horsrs mules and colts
together with hrs how hold furniture, plantation utensils Sc
Tho terms Of sale of the real aud lcreonu' tate, viii
known AT proper time. JOSHUA SIORES.
Meadow Bridges, Oct. C'' 1925. 5J-2m
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no On y

TUST publishcdhy PETER COTTON his Virgi-
~ MIA AMI North Carolina Almanac for the year
1929, containing, besides the Astronomical Cucula-
tions, Courts, &c. &c. variety OF curious useful and
entertaining ma'tcrs-thc Astronomical part calcula
ted by Joseph Cave of Orange county, Va. and for
sal" by the groce, dozen single.
In Press and shortly Will Nc published. Now No
vel, by n You're Lady OF Virginia, entitled Donald
.idair.' two volumes.
no us
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04
ELEGANT F'RENCH HND .I5IERJUJV
PAPER EIAMEIEJEs

M IANUIIDI IW7 IU7T T'CCVed from Fr0nc0, va
IN. New York, splendid assortment Of Paper
IIangmgs and Borders, OF the newest patterns The
american paper is from the best nmuiictory in tio
u. s., oil the papers being selected by Mr. +. Reg
unult, Ir.
L. S.--Mr. r. viii attend TO thc putting up Of the
Paper in the handsomcst style aad moderate terms.
20 1l--Gt
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NSR. WARNER w. PRICE.-Ns YOU arc a non.

AdR. NAIsNEll W. PRICE.-As YOU arc u non-re-
1A sidcn Of Virginia, and have agent known me- te
notice That shall at the following places and pTots nj
iers Tavern, Cumberland county, Va. the Saturday m
January next at William Newton's Buckingham county, Va.
on the third Saturday sd january and Grucnsbur.
Green county KY the 18th OF Dec next proceed TO take the
dispositions and alviis Of witnesses Rad as evil
encc IN suit IN the county of Cumberland CHANGER,
IN which am plaintiff and you and Others defendants
noe l9--'vjt JOHN =. WILLIAMS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04
4. MAYO, BOOK-BiNOEK,

ETREDEEICK 4. MAYO, BOOk-BiN DER, four
u doorS bcor tie Bel Iapc, respectfully innns public
that Inc still carries the BookbindinS in all branches, and
hopes iy lIs experience workman obtain portion of
patronage Blank Books ORDER Frnpd Books
,rnd any pattern lie aerS himself that cause
nj making long OF the manner AMI stve which
orders he may receive snail be doue executed and
public, doubt, has long before this, inspected aid
proved mis- workmanship IN that line OF business all events
he shall at all times be glad ior further hnpo cment) com
pare the Of work with any line of
RE elsewhere. Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04

Groceries, Shoes, Hats, Hcrdspar,, DC.
VIE Subscriber takes this method o. informing
n ms friends and the public, that he has resumed
the Grocery Business in the house formerly occupied
by MR. Thompson Mills at the head OF II street Shoe
49, hid, and doors above n. III. Ragland where he
mas on hand general assortment of Groceries, Shoes
iiats, Nc Also, small invoice of hardware, consis-
ting OF locks Of all descriptions knives forks pen
knives, drawing knives, rasp flies handsavys &c
Also nails of a kinds, which hc will sell low to pune
iual customers. Window glass 8XlD and iOXio.
no SO--cO3t lc WOOHSON PARRISH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-04

onMITfED TO the jail Of the corporation OF Iynchburr
- ON the 18th day of June last, as runaway PtiIBE
slave who she belongs James VI easa,s and was bird
the present TO William r. Garter the county of Gob
land % slave had when committed, bue rpe,l homes
TIC coat pair of shoes mud has nrcinc, in her s,rer
nnt appears 20 he about twenty ycas old She is ,l,
in'a'o, aud about fee, inches high TN, owner ,
the above slave desired 20 forward prove popcrty nav
o law. SASIt,I'I. IiR ANSIotsn fa1.''9
Sept II .,,