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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06
MORE GOOD LUCK,
~ the Old established Office Of
HRENEIS CHURR.

oH'V'NS"I 10 D y VI. -5Uen s Co.
~ q. 10, 81, 28, a prize of One Thousand Dollars
IL came to tins City on Saturday The fortunate
owner is invited to call at the lucky Office and -
ceive the CASH for the same. The subscriber has
great variety of numbers in al the authorised Lotto
rles, for sale. He also will purchase all kinds of un
current BANK notes. Drafts can be obtained on
~ a""gton C"y, bdfD'ore, Philadelphia, .he~ York.
Boston, and all other principal Cities in the IT, States
nj 2. CHUBBS OFFICE.
dec St
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JAMES WINSTON. Richmond. AGENT for W,o
W Princc. Prnnrietnt of Iirrunnr 49,. q u =

NAMES WINSTON. Richmond. Agent for VIM.
Prince Proprietot Of Linn@an Botanic Garden
New-fo rN' now so ntaTeously known as the
most extensive and valuable establishment 9TH L;S
IN tins coanty, will receive orders for any kind OF
frnit or ornamental Trees, Grape Vines, Flowern .
Shrubs, Greenhouse Plants, Bulbous Roots &c.
u-rCataogues viii be furnished gratis and the most
prompt d particular attention paid 20 the forwarduu
to any part Of the State suc, articles as re
siding at distance NAV order
The Trees, Shurbs, Vines, &c sc. are put ND in
the very best order, and may be transported many
hundred niles without injury. The experience oftiC
Agent though limited. iiiv i,,stifia: b;r, in
mendlng to any person possessing but half acre o,
land To procure small assortment Of vines tYn;t
trees, &c, and others holding more land could not
invest 80 or an 100 dollars more advantugeouslv.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

SNANrED.-i wish 70 hire 80 good I.ee Inv la,ooIs for
t'e next year, ~ work az the PITTS uit hands D
Top hands, aud ~ boatmen-os which lieal price viii he
Vel irn'e'an application is made the coal ward ON the
DoIh, Of al nay Office. PRENTlS CHUBB.
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MALAGA WINE.

20 Quarter casks of sweet Malaga Wine. JUS, Ian.
died. Tor SAL 'AS. WINSTON.
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HOGS FOR sAI9.

a McNeIs Tens, dneciy opposite Mt Clajorn Thnna )
tavern They are NICE small, tat Hogs, exactly suitable
i9r family use The purchaser has the advantage of making
Ssce on the poles som 100 hogs, % Of which v4n h
killed daily SaNt'ET NAV
jan y,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

B'OR REM. cr,afor-aolc brick tenement rear N,
u Basin. Tor terms apply to "
dec y CURTIS CARTER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06
TfIEATRE.
MISS ROCK Two NIGHTS nop,

u The public Is respectfully informed that the
ipanager. (having learned Miss ROCK leaves this
country for England in the Spring of this yearl Ina
prevailed on her TO rc-engage for I.co Nights more
beng positively the extent of the time she can pass
IN Richmond. -
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. 7,h
w u plrstnfei Mr admiral Cn.u.fn II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

IDRINCE ON HORTICULTURE.-Af ,- ce.ie- Of
IL this valuable treatise, for sae by
dec II las IvrNsT,On-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

WANTED Immediately. female servant For
W one well recommended as rood cook. washer
and ironer, a liberal salary will be given. The in
cuni6rance ola child from three to ten years of age
would be NO objection Apply at the apartments over
Alr. Chubbs Lottery Office. ian IFS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

WANTED to hire by the month or wear, so or GO
labnurcrs, to work ou the Chesapeake g. Ohio
CanaE also ten or fifteen stone masons.
dee 23-tf JAMES KNOX
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

I'VE has sent me fcw bundles Of fruit trees for
sale those who arc DESTROYS Of getting choice peach
apricot and plumb trees, will please call Immediately,
rs the weather is now fine for setting them out.
dec " CILARLES ELLIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06
VIRGINIA HOGS.

MI iuonn orr customers and the citizens geleav a
we nave received from Pendleon county, Virginia. i5J
nice fat hoss, entirely suitable Tor family use with ~ I'll
i',SI't %, 10 "'leF' only ID. HARDY 81 Co.
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LIVERPOOL SACK SAFE

LIVERPOOL SACK SALT.
NOR SALE, the cargo of the ship Anacrcon,
d expected daily from Liverpool. Apply to Mes
grs. Kerr Caskic & Co. or
jan s-ts MAXWELL PROXIES.
hOCfUK JONES -. CHRISTIAN tenders his pT6-
- ssiOnal 20 the citizens Of Richmond and
nifty Ills residence upon the Nam street. the Union
Hotel, where Inc always be found Uncmited attention
will be paid 10 all applications ian 6-co6t
THRUST SALLY virtue Of deed Of trust, executed
Ivy james Underwood 10 tine subscribers the I'D day of
september, 1929 and duly recorded in the clerks of Han
over county, io purposes therein mentioned shall proceed
10 SELL AZ public acton for ready money the highest bidder
on wednesday, the twenty eighth day OF the present month";
lJanary NJ Hanover court house, that bcng day. ono
lIdci OF Land m said county, lying Aliens Creek and
jnons w Noodsons, and Others; also, tho following Savs
yI Davy, Naslinginn james, Isaac, Arms,cad Polly and
Lcy or much u the above mentioned property will be
surcni 10 satisfy said Decd and other penss attending tc
samc The tuc 20 the above property believed ndisputahc
but the subscribers acting trustees viii convey only such
title rs Is vested IN ifeu. JOHN TYLER, , -.
jon etc JOHN PRTDDY iruseos
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REMEMBER ME-

VNEIE Remember Me, religious and literary mis-.
- cellany, intended a Christmas and new,
aud ncatly put up in watercd silk, for sale by
Jan j. IT, NASH
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FEMALE CHARACTER.

4 ETTERs on Female Character, addressed TO n
- Young Lady OF the death OF her mother by MIS-
virginia Gary Of Nirgnia, just published and far
sd!e ny ]. III. NASH
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97-w2to
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-28

ideal ESTATE FOR SALE.-In order to close
M the partnership Of the late concern of Bruce 4
Sydnor we propose selling at Boydton October
eckenbug Court, being the 18th OF that Month"; the
hSnest ouder at auction, one, two and three equal
huai nsaiuT,s, the following real cstatcc property
o inc s'.l concern, TO wilt commcous Tavern esa,,-
iish:nen!, lying MecklcntuS CONTEMPLATION cen
venicntiy situated To tho courthouse for public entertain
ment, with five half aero lots occupied by Mr.
alexander Boyd on lease TO expire the 9th day
december 1881, nc paying $3.50 l3 per the
payable To the purchaser after the 25th day OF Decem-
Der noxt.
Lot No. ], in Boydton on which Is large and COM
mcdo's two story house, occupied by Beverly sgd
nor one oil the subscribers, a store acres of land
In Boydon, within four hundred yards Of the courthouse
on which IS large and convenient dwelling house with
out Improvements garden, &c. for the accommodation of
geneel family; l56 of land within half mile of
Boydion, nearly all in woods be divided if required
10 SUIT purchasers in fro wood, &c 205 OF land
OF good quality within mile of Boydton, about 60 or
~ acres cleared in good condition for cropping, GO
oil land part cleared of good quality bounded y the
lands OF DIR. A. 3 Field John and Thomas Brumc and
Diners The subscribers propose selling the day fol-
lowing, being the 20th October, the premises i'm like
manner tract Of land on Mine Geek, within miles
oil boyon containing 1919 ores about third clear
cd with dwelling house and other improvements con-
sered oil good quality Cor cropping the wood land il
heavily timbered, chiefly with pine and lies within half
10 one mile oil saw MILL This tract can be divided IL
required TO suit purchasers For all the said property
bonds and approved security will be required and deed
oil trust c. The property. JAMES BRUCE,
BEVERLY SYDNOR.
August 2J. 3I-tds
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Lands forfeited to the Literory ksmd

ADDITIONS OFFICE, 6th july, 1920
HSUBIlC NOTlCE-By the act passed 9Th March
1927. entitled An act concerning lands returned
delinquent for the non-paymen of taxes" the operation
OF which was continued by subsequent act passed 9th
Feb ls2S,-al delinquent lands VIII: were vested in
the Literary Fund, and not redeemed before the
Tst Of the present month by the original owncrs have
become absolutely forfeited Provision made however
by the FIRST above mentioned act, in favor such person
or persons who may have good legal equitable title
TO such lands, held derived under grant from the
Commonwe alth bearing date prior the time of the
said lands vesug in the President and Directors the
Literary Fund, who, previous the 9th OF March, 1927
may have settled and improved the lands claimed by
Them, or who derive title under person having
thus settled and improved said lands. But no persa1
shall be entitled TO the benefit of this provision who
shall not before the first day IF December one thousand
eigAf hundred and fscenfy nine, pay into the Treasury
c proper warrant of the Auditor of Public Accounts
all taxes upon the lands him either in his own
name or the name of those under whom he may claim title
or by the person. or persons in whose right the
same was forfeited. such portion thereof as the land so
claimed to be cquitaby and raaby charged there
with, with per cent per annum damages the amount
which shall be each year due from the day Nove-
Der, OF the year in which il becomes due until paid
JAS. f.. HEATH,
July TO- lS-u Auditor OF Public Accounts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-28
STATE RIGHTS

CHARLoTrEsyILLE. Aug. Give lay before our
readers to-day from the works OF Mr. Jefferson now In
The press protest against The exercise Of power bv
The General Government over the suljcc Of Internal
Improvement. The letter which PROCEEDS IT, 10 Mr.
Madison: VIII explain its history: We presume That
some difficulty, suggested by the latter, prevented Ike
destination, which the author had, condonalIy given
TO H. Of the nature OF that difficulty are not an
psed, whether it from any doubts as 10 the int
of the constitutional argument or as to the
dency as TO time and occasion. We do not for a mo-
ment, entertain the thought that Mr. Madison enter.
tans any doubts The constitutional question Besides
that the principles which the protest denies tho ex
ercise OF power by the General Government over tbs
subject OF internal Improvement. rest the same
grounds of argument and authority fully deyeione6
and uDanswcraby enforced in his celebrated report his
public act In refusing his sanction to law hayiny
the exercise oil that power for its object leaves no
doubt OIL the subject.
There is suggestion IN the protest which has o,,i
cordial assent We aude TO the suggestion of confer
ing TIE rower,so long contested, on the General Go
vermont at the time guarding il. exercise agas
abuse and corrupng patronage We have no idea Thar
the Federal Government will cease 10 exercise Il,
Unlike the usurpations of the second administrators F
the government this offers TO he people obvious and d.
rect benefits while the principles which the oppost
lion TO IT rests arc questioned by many, aud their per
nicous consequences, not obvious to the general n5
are denied, and are in truth, remote and prospective
merely, though in mind, not the less certain On
each proposition 10 apply money TO object Of internal
Improvement opposition will be renewed the floor Of
Congress, aud perhaps by the Virginia IeoisIa,ure
equally vain opposition has eretofore been 'Tbe
law will pass-the money be appropriated Tho bands
of us patton viii be- strengthened by each
struggle; opposition TO governmental encroasbmept
weakened; The confidence OF the friends Of the Co,s
tuition betrayed and their hopes dishe i'm
proving and opens high-ways Of commerce. and inter
course between the states, the government assumes ,o
character Of benefsclor 10 The people who IN the GER
tain prospect OF immediate good either cannot sec og
viii not acknowledge the miscbieis which may
ol0w IN ITS tranlt is, in truth, the sop 10 Cerberr
helte soporafdn, ct nodicatis IJUgi6us oGoD,
O6jteit NE fame rnJida bid guitWd p0ildeus
CORRUPT oJjectdp--
Ceeupai .Aneos odamn citsto1e sepuito,
EgGdnquC ceiey ripam iyreme0LiiiS undo.
The passage effected the gulph " irren,ediablc
The power internal impfo @il be exercised
by the Federal branch al hat now bs done IL r.,
guard againstHs abuse. tyfdUocafo.
10 JAMES MADISON,
MONrIcEBLO, Dec. ~, 1921
DEAR SfR,--I have for some time considered li,s
question Of internal improvement despeia ate The tor
rent Of general opinion sets strongly in favor OF il W
TO be Irresistible And suppose dat even Tho oprcs
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-28

YHNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD will give
a twenty dollars for the experimenting and delivery
TO me in Petersburg, of my uan Moses who went oil
on The 9th inste is about four years
old, feet inches high, dark skinned, but not very
Diack' rather stout made and bow-leEged slow in his
movements and OF not a sprightly countenance--oot
with him stock of very good clothes, amongst those
now recollccted blue cloth close coat and blue
cashmere panaloons, gray cassineu and paa-
LOOMS fur hat good deal worn, boots rnd shoes The
only information have been able get OF him. is that
no was seen IN fishing boat which trades this mar
ket on the night OF Sunday the 1ih inst going down
tamcs River, and ashe originally sroChares Civ
county, very probably is in the ncighbourloo,i
OIL y eynoke, Doctor John Mipges place, or of Mr.
William H. Minge's where most Of his relations live.
Petersburg, June 80. i6--Imtf HUGH H,ELSON
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August 4.

6SUGAR PLANTATION FOR sALE.-Thc subscri-
~ bcrs offer for sale advantageous terms the very
valuable Sugar Estate Of The Hon. James T. Williams
deceased, twcnty-seven miles below New Orleans on
the banks Of the Mississippi River This Plantation is
well known as one OF the largest and most valuable In
Louisiana, having front Of miles on the river In
addition 10 very large and splendid Mansion House
newly built the Sugar House aud all other buildings anil
fixtures upon the place new, extensive and well ar
ranged and is believed that il may he said with truth
that estate IN Louisiana il in better condonin all re-
spects than this. There the place about 40
Negroes, which the Subscribers would prefer selling
with the cstate together With all tho Stock &c; but
they viii sell the Negroes separately, IL desired by
purchaser
The terms Of sale will be $4,000 in cash. aud the
remainder in four annual instruments without interest
Oilers for this estate may be made 70 the two first
named OF the subcribers, at Greenyc Courthouse, g.
Carolina or to the two last named at New Orleans and
not previously disposed Of IL will be sold at Public
Sale on the 9TH of February next at New Orleans. II
may not be imprs to add, indicating the value Of
this property, that the crop Of the last year which was
made with 40 hands, 638 hogsheads; which with the
the Molasses, sold for $tis51 A like opportunity of
purchasing valuable estate NAV not again occur
THOMAS b. WILLIAMS, (
WADDY THOMPSON, ir.
VIM. p. GOULD, bSecutors'
HERYEY ELKIG.
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a tO-PARTNERSHIP.-Th subscriber having con
~ nected themselves by partnership in the Grocery
business, design transac,ng that business under the
iirm OF SMITH q JOHNSON, and respectfully acquain
country merchants, their friends and the public in ge
neral that they have (and housekeeping constant
all of which having been procured on the most Judi
cous terms, they offer for sale accordingiy either by
wholesale retail the stand lately occupied by Francis
j. Smith, on market bridge, few doors below Messrs
Collins CO. and nearly opposite to acssrs. John Van
Lew & Co. They likewise tender their services for
the transaction OF any Commission Business with which
Their friends may think proper 10 entrust them.
FRANCIS j. SMITH
THOS. TINSLEy JOHNSON
FRANCIS j. Sstiru, invites his Former customers 10
continuance oftherparonage. assuring them that thcy
shall be accommodated on 1s good torIns az hitherto
juno .. l7--tf
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Circular to tie CLERKS of Co,ofs

AUDITORS OFFICE, 9th July, 1920
FHNHE Clerks of the several County and Corporation
Courts VIII be pleased TO transmit to this Office ,as
early possible the number of white males above
years, and the number of all blacks sixteen wears
within their respective Counties and corporations
din8 10 the returns of the Commissioners of the Reye-
nue. made TO thcm-whch infowaationis contained in
the tax books returned TO this Office although required by
law lhs information has not been heretofore usually
furnished the Auditor by the Commissioners, doubtless
from belief that il was not necessaryand from that
conviction the omission has been acop;o.rn IN n ia
highly probable howevc" irte course of the pre-
sent year, u tiy DC important 10 possess it, and is
therefore, thatthe attention Of clerks the subject is
earnestly requested. JAS. T.. HEATH,
June lo lS-u Auditor of Public Accounts.
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August 7.

gENRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES-Dy
IL virtue ola decd of trust cxccutcdby Patrick Copton
ornery Of the County of New Kent, but lately OF the
County OF Henrico, bearing date tie 9th day OF May
1926, and Of record in the Office of the Clerk Of
New Kent county, for the purpose of securing the pay
ment OF a certain sum of money therein mentioned, I
shall, Friday the 18th day of August inst proceed TO
SELL upon the premises in New Kent County the tract
of land conveyed BIZ the said trust deed, and which
described in the said decd !rlloweth, v=: All that
tract or parcel Of land lying and being in the Coy o:
rev .., owned by tho 5a. Clop.on and adjoining the
lands of Flemming G. Talley, Richmond =. Tef-, ad
others, and which tho said Patrick CIopon now re-
sides shall also sell the day and at the same
place. the following slaves conveyed by the said deed,
and by subsequent agreement between the said Co-
ton and Richardson trustee, 10 witt Dingo, Hendcr-
son. Bob, Cands, cambridge aud Wilson, or so much of
the said property may be sufficient topay The debt in
tended 20 be secured by the said trust together with the
interest which shall have accrued the same and the
costs attending the execution of said trust
WILLIAM RICHARDSON, Trustee.
August 4. 2j-St"
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 80, 1929

C.NpERSIIY or PE.N.vSYLP .4.tLf.
NyEDICAL DEPARTMENT.-Tho Lectures will
I'VE commence as usual on the first Monday in No
vember, and be continued ill March. The arrange
ment of tho branches is as foilow.:-
ANATOMY p. s.. Physick NJ ID.
! w. r.. Horner, NJ. ID.
MAIkRlA MEDlCA, Jno. Rcd,sdn Gore, II. ID.
CINE .Nasa. Chapman, NJ. ..
MIDWIFERY. Thos. c. Jnces, M d.
- I Hlns. u. Detcces. NJ ID.
SIir.MiSikf' Robert Hare, VI. ID.
~ ~ KGEKl, Wn. Gibson, III. D,
CINE. Samuel Jackson, III ID.
Clinical Lectures on tho Practice of eiieiur and On
Ssog0y, will DO delivered Oh Wednesdays and Sa,ur-
days by Dis Chapman and Gibson, at the Aims House
W. 4. HORNER, DEAN,
49, No. 263 Chestnut street.
The new Medical Ii0l the site of the old one i'm
Ninth street. will be in readiness for the reception of tho
several classes
August IL. 97--uN
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VEVRUST SALE--In pursuance of the provisions Of
n deed oil trust executed TO the subscribers by Branch
Cheatham and Mary his wife, the 7ih day of July
1876, (which deed is of record in the Clerks Office of
Chesterfield county, 10 secure the payment of certain
of money therein mentioned, TO be due from the
said b. Cheatham TO Edward o. Friend; shall on the
3st inst if fair if not the next lair day. proceed
sell al public auction tho premises TO the highest bid
der, for cash. tract OF land lying in Chesterfield Coun
y boudned the West by the land of Sam. Taylor on
the North by the lands formerly by Rich Goode and
VIM Gaines the East by the lands formerly owned by
William Mewbern and Jesse Hix. and the South by
Falling Creek supposed 20 contain 1873 acres; together
with 20 much more OF the land of the said Branch
Cheaibam and Mary, his wife lying the South side
OF Falling Creek. adj; ming the above mentioned tract
OF land will make the whole quantity 800 acres or
much OF the said 500 OF aQ will be sufficient
TO raise The balance of the principal money and interest
due from the said Cheaa the said Friend and all the
charges and expenses of sale The title the said 500
acres OF land. is believed to be perfectly good, but the
subscribers will convey such title only, is vested in
them by the said deed of trust.
HOLDEN RHODES,
SAMUEL TAYLOR { ifus'ces'
August 7,
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Piano Forte Ware Rooms, Pashington, DC.
UDlSiIEY THOMPSON has constantly on hand, a
II large assortment of Grand and Square Piano Fores
from the several manufactures of Dubois and Sodart
New York, A. Babcock, Boston,J Osborne Boston, and
others, which sold OF nanuiactory prices without
any charge for packing, freight, or insurance.
These instruments selected by Professors and
warranted first rate good tone and duably constructed
with the latest German and English improvements
Babcock's and Osbornes Square Pianos, very large
with six octaves front projections brass lines circular
'front.' steel wire carved legs patent steel braces
ing the whole length OF the instrument ,de of maho-
siny and rose wood, prices S2e9 20 1895.
Square Pianos, OF mahogany, six ocSes, drawers Sc.
$500.
Do by Dubois and Stodart, OF mahogany,
SIX octayes patent metallic plates, S2l0 to 1929.
Do. do mahogany in-laid with
rosewood drawers, metallic plates, elegantly furnished
S225 to $50.
Splendid Harmonic Piano Fores S,IT5 TO $3.50
Plain Mahogany Pianos, six octaves, $50
u NO charges for packing or delivery board any
packet or steamboat in the District.
IL Second hand Pianos, 800 To 1928
July 81 2i--wsw
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VUyHE NEW MAPS OF VIRGINIA., Hening's
u Statutes, at largo, Gilmer's & Randolph's Reports
of cases argued and determined in tho Court of An
peas Journals Of the Senate and House of Delegates
Of Virginia from l776 100 inclusive and of the Con-
Sentions oflT75-6 and ITS.
The Legislature having directed the salo of these
books and maps, many of which wero purchased by
the State, 10 insure the publication they arc offered to
the public Except the Journas) much less than cost
and as the proceeds to be applied the OF
tho Library OF the State, il is hoped that every
Virginia purchaser will be disposed 10 supply him.
self from this source. OF tho large Map of Virginia
soushy admired for its general accuracy beauty of
execution, but limited number of copies remain for
sale. The Journals, which have recently been prn Cd
ut the public expense embrace the entire pcrod of the
Revolutionary struggle, contain much valuable and in
tercsting macrare where else TO be had and with
the Statutes at large ought be in the library Of every
'Nrginian The following tho prices:-For the
Erse map 800 small map Is Henings Statutes at large
per set OF IL vols IL dollars Gilmers Reports dolls
per vol Randophs per 20 dolls or in proportion for
any vol except the 5h which sold for less
than 5dos for the Journals, per set comprising quar-
to, and octave vols 25 dolls being moro than the
eSpensc OF printing and binding
Orders addressed TO the subscriber at the Capol in
tho City Of Richmond, TO J. s. J. L. Heron, corner
above tho Eagle Hotel, will be promptly attended o.
VIM. II. RICHARDSON
Clerk Of the Council and Li6royidn
March 81. lO6-tf