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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-01
Bible Society of Yirginin.

Bibh Society Of pirginia
A !. a meeting of the Board OF Managers Of rho
Bible Society of Virginia, held the ead day Of
Present, Rev. Jesse II. Turner, Ist Vice Presii]en,
Mr.. Cha's NJ. Mitchell, Treasurer. -
James Gray, Recording Secretary.
Rev. VIM. J. Armstrong. !
MIR. Benin Brand
William Allison. "a
James Sizer,
Richd G.. WORKMAN, }-s
George Hutcheson,
- Rich'd Whitfield, ;
DAVID I. Burr,
g Thomas Nelson
Resolved. That the Rev. ETaELBERT DrAKr hc
ana ile is hereby appointed General Agent of this
board Tor SIX months, from the date Of his en,crn,r
upon the duties OF the office, according to u resoli
non OF the Society, adopted at the annual mcelino
held the 9TH April last. s
EXtruct IRON the minutes OF the Board.
JAMES GRAY, Rcc'dg Src'y
=, - m Bible Society OF Va.
n. IL. The Rev. f.. DRAKE. having accented ,b,.
appointment of General Agent of the Bible Sociorv
OF virginia, and entered upon he duties of said OF
nee AL agents IN the employment of the Board, and
those that may be disposed aid the Society In THIS
work OF love, will make their reports and co,nmuni
cations to the General Agent, at Richmond
esd July, 1899.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-01

.Bqt Couch line from, Guyandoue 10 stqun-
tan, Three Times a Heck.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-01
SUMMER GOODS.


FL NELSON has received by the Exit, Tamil
ID n Wy, and other late packets from New York
and Philadelphia. general assortment of GOODS,
apted 70 the season; amongst which are
Caiicocs aud printed cambrics. of new styie
English aud French cambrjo ginghams
PLAIN, plaid ana striped batteste
Paimyreue. assorted colors
Fancy palmyrene dresses
Italian nett and berere
English and French merino bnmbazue
black Italian lustrng, OF superior quality
Heavy India satin and levantine
Jet and blue black marcellinc
Coored and black Gros dc Naples
Pongec silks. Of superior quality
Extra heavy black Mandarin grapes
Black and colored Nnnkin and Canton do
A., Sd and cambrcs and iaconets
PLAIN and figured Swiss mnslins, (part very fnc)
Plain and figured book and null do
A4 aud Sd tamboured and plain bobbinet laccs
Thread and gimp aces and edgngs, assorted
Rich worked lace pelercnes capes, hdkfs O. wells
Embroidered and tnmbourcd muslin do
SNTt and long berege and gauze scarl5
Fancy berege gnuze and silk hdks assorted
Italian silk and Swiss muslin crdvais
India, German and English silk pocket hdkfs
Thread cambria hdkfs.
Madras, Maabar and Britannia DO
Fine and superfne blue and black cloths
Silk 1orcntine and Marseillcs vestiug
Superine brown and white French drillinrs
Black and grey hastings
Company and nance chop nnnlccns
Florentiue and Jeans, for boys wear
"A Irish and German llncns
Long lawns and bird eye diapers
BID and 10-1 table diaper and damasiS
ID, Cd, 4 and I0-4 heavy mill spun sheeings
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
White, brown and fancy mirI cotton Gnd silk
half hose
Ladies' and gentlemcn's gloves, assorted
Parasols aud umbrellas
Carved and plain oriCiso, tucl. and eide combs
Palm leaf, feather and Chinese painted fars
Domestic shirtugs, sheeting, plaids, apron checks
and sheotiugs
ALSO,
4 constant supply Of heavy power loom shcetings,
manufactured in this city, by Mcssrs. Cunningham 81
Anderson and for sale at their lowest cash price
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-01

GOULDHILL FOR SALE.-Pursuant TO q decretal
~ order Of the 81 ohaneery for the district Of Fedo
rcksbrs the undersigned commissioner, appointed by the
court Tor The special purpose, will sell 10 The highest bidder
public auction at snUver house, the fourth Wednes-
day IN August that being day, that valuable called
Goudh Pamunlcy river, m the county Of Hanover be-
tween and miles above Hanover Town, and distant
about eighteen miles from Richmond the fluwin. TERMS
Ono'thd cash, and credit Of and years the
lance, payable in equal annual nsancus be by
bond with good security and deed Of prcrnses
THIS estate about thousand acres large pro.
portion Of which very valuable ow grounds has always
been considered Of tie best Of land Tive county
The Improvements consist Of good harms and brio
ohoes which with some repair, might lc made comfortable
habiaiiuus. The principal building has bee, burnt, but tie
walls standing n good workmanship and might be araI,
built The land has been rented Cor the present year rs the
receiver appointed by the count Of charcc but possession will
10 given the purchaser the first day Of January.
The tenant tic land will be Ohi.ging a. 20 shcw II IN
any person who may wish 10 view H.
iuy2l-lH LAURENCE BATTAILE, Co,nm'r.
NJ q. RUM 81 GLASS.--2O hide ~ o. Eum POO
". half boxes By 10, Glass, landing, for salc by
jly lB--G, DAVENPORT, ALLEN G. TO-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-01

TERMS-SuBscRirrioS 10 the DAiLy RICHMOND yy,,a- a.
year. and for shorter period, AT the OF SO year.
able Ia advance. ~
ADvsmrisrS6 For one square Of 6 lines @. less one in
scon 20 cents two insertions Sl three insertions 81 l7 and
every succeeding insertion Slt cents - - "'''
Thrice week. week 15: evsrv spcc..1; ,,.., q,
Twice "A week, insertion Is cents: cyc,y ss =
scrtion SO - - 's ~"
Oace week, Grsi insertion Is CENTS every .uccced;, IL;
scEtion 50 cents. - s w
Wm3. " - ~ ''
rirsicnt advertisers must pay in advance
Inc number OF noted on the MS or they
viii he inserted until ordered stopped and charged ac.
coJr'ingy ~ -
annual Advertisers charged 50 doll for Squares
aud IN that proportion for greater len 9TH
except Auctionecs aud Lottery dealers who charged si0O
o. Tho CONSTITUTIONAL. WING is published ,wc,
payable advance. = ''
For fdeet,sig cents square, less, for the FIRST in
seItlo,, aud 80 cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-01
STRATTON KILL
PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT.

GHDHE subscriber informs his friends and the public gen
eTay, that in connection with his mercantile business
NJ Wilmington, FuvsunA, ne hastAken that old and yell
Known Public HOUSE. recently kept by Mrs. Wills now
MIS- Cole aud hopes obtain portion Of the public
patronage.
THE House having Undergone various Necessary repairs,
is now ~ compete order for the recei0 Of Travellers
aud as AiTs Cole will devote herself exclusively the
domestic concerns &c the establishment, nothing be
wanting reuder stay " the visitors agreeable The
Bar will always be furnished with the most choice liquors
selected by the subscriber IN person. aud assure his
friends ihatnone better can BE procured ~ Virginia.
WIN. J. COLE.
NJ b. Visitors will roroect thot my Establishment
white Frame House the lct hand side Of the mai
Stage Road lcadng Charlottesville.
WILMINGTON, June 26--w6t e..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-01

H IME.--171 casks Thomaston Lime, Ian
~ ding at tho Dock, for sale by
july ~ DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-01

Fresh and Beautiful Goods.
BALDWIN, IVES g. co. have received by the
A' Richmond Packet and are this morning opening
case extra fine Lcghorn bonuets
do London blue and black cassincrcs
do black and white prints
Scersuckcr plaid and solid stripe gnghams
Very superior plaid French do
Figured polmyrenes, beautiful article
I1acc and pearl buttons
Pongee silks palmetto hats
cases and bales plaid domcstcs
do A apron checks
Handsome artificial flowers
Floss thread, mixed pins
bales ticklnburgs, cheap
july ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-01

This interesting tale is from the pen of the author
OF Tales Of Pilgrim; and originally appeared in the
London New Monthly Magazine.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-01

4 constant supply Of heavy power loom shcetings
manufactured in this city, by Mcssrs. Cunninghann 81
Anderson, and for sale at their lowest cash price.
July
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
"LrvERroor.. 81 Fcbrnarv. 1a2o.

'LrvERpOor.. % February, 1920.
The Corn Markets. here and in London have been
very dull for two three weeks past, and prices of
Wheat and Flour gradually recedng. The holders
OF Flour, last week seemed anxious to sell; and we
believe would have taken less than 4Os per Dbl duty
paid, but could not meet with purchasers. This dull
ness caused at least part by the frost which Inns
kept the canals closed for fortnight past and still
continues preventing, in great measure commu-
nication with the interior The impor,ations of
Grain, since the ports have been opcned have bcon
much greater than was anticipated; and il is said
large importatons still expected, both from En-
rope and America. For these reasons it is not to be
wondered at that the prices have declined within the
last few weeks. Whether they will continue TO de-
cline, depends, think, more upon the question
whether the last crop of Wheat was so much def
cient as is generally supposed than upon any quan-
W oil grain which can be imported supply that def
cheney. Soon after the harvest was gathered much
pains was taken, by those interested most d,cply in
the question, to ascertain the of this deficen.
cy; and, we believe at that time, it was generally
thought, among the best informed corn merchants to
be deficient one fourth We understand they are still
OF opinion that they did not oversae it, but on the
contrary, many OF them now think tlc deficiency to
be one third. If So, there is little doubt prices will
advance again, as the season advances.
sit must be remembered, however, mt the same
time, that the consumption has also diminished very
considerably since the advance Ill prices. All the
Bakers they sell much less Bread to the poorer
classes, who substitute potatoes, &c. Ii becomes
therefore, question OF difficulty determine wheth
the whole, prices likely decline still far.
Their, or keep steady advance; and it is the more
difficult. as we have doubt The answer TO these
questions will depend, in no small degree upon the
weakness oil tTidc IN general. If, many anticipate
there should he gond demand for our manufactured
goods through the Spring and Summer, the laborinp
classes will be able to Consume nore but i busin
continues as dull as it has been for the last two r
three weeks. they will probably consume even less
than at present. Alexandria Gaxette.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

H. virtue of Deed of Trust from Thomas Pull
~ ling and Sarah his wife, dated the nth dav of
November, 1928, and Of record in the county court
oi llenrlco and county court of Mecklenbrrg we
shall on the first day Of April next proceed to sell at
pubic auction before the Union Hotel in the ctv
oi Richmond the following property viz One lot Of
land lying In the county OF Henrco near the civ of
Richmond, containing one half acre and bounded in
part by the intersection of o and SGD STREETS. nso
one other lot IN the city of Richmond containing
forty live feet on Poplar street; also one other lot or
parcel of land at Marion Hill, containing four acres.
also one other lot parcel of land in the county of
henrco, adjoining the lands of John New and Others
containing four acres with its improvements consist,
ing OF dwelling house, &c. also one other L., i,
the city OF Richmond, the corner of f and 2oth
streets, containing forty -four feet front And ON the
%uth day OF April next, if previously disposed of
ut private sale. we shall proceed to sell at public
auction, at Meckcnburg Courthouse III being court
Cay the following tract of land lying in the county
n Mccklenburg, containing 800 acres more or less
oeIg The same tract of land conveyed by Peter Irby
10 Richard Hazlewood and John BuckLeIl and by
them TO Thomas Pulling
ORRIN WILLIAMS.
JOHN A. LANCASTER trustees.
N B.-AI persons having claims against Thomas
IuiHDg are requested to bring them forward and
sign release within six months from the I7tb d,v
OF November, 1928 they will be dcbarred from tbe
privileges OF the above deed of trust:
o. WILLIAMS.
mar S--z"t J. a. LANCASTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
$4,000, for 81 so.
GRAND CONCERT.

NE X. q MRS. PEARMAN respect fully inform
Iva the Ladies aad Gentlemen of Richmond that
they will have the honour of giving Concert on
Monday evening the 3Oth inst, when they will be
kindly assisted by Mr.. Parne
FIRST.
FaDtasIa-Mrs. PeaTman on the Piano Forte, with
un ob!gato accompaniment on the violin by
Mr.. Parnel
Song--Mr. Pearman 1.-THE McGregors' Gathering, -
written by Sir Walter Scott, A. Lee.
Brayura-Mrs. p. 1.-THE soldier tired of wars
Rlarms,', Dr. Arne
Duett-Mr s. Mrs. p. although you leave me
now IN sorrow, Scotch air.
Bnllsd-Mr. y. my bonnie lass now turn to
me-, A. Lee.
New Ballad-Mrs. P. "White and red roses"
]. Barnett.
Aria Buffo--Mr p. "IIerc am Barber, ond
Dentist, and Factotun." translated from the
Italian expressly for Mr.. p. by =. Chapman
Esq. and originally sung by him at the En-
glish Opera House, with obligato accom-
paniment on the Piano Forte by Mrs. =.
Rossin
PART SECOND.
Solo on the violin by Mr.. Parnc
Ballad-Mr. p. "Oh no. we never mention
her." Bishon
Ans--MTs. z. ooh dolce concento." with va
riations, as originally sung by Mad Catsla-
nj, in London and Paris, Bocbsa
Duett--Mr. and Mrs. p. "When little farm
we keep hlazzingh
Song-Mr. P Tho Peasant Boy" arranged
expressly for him, A. Lee.
Song-Mrs. p. "On the banks Of Allan Wa
tor Scotch Air.
Ductt---Mr. and Mrs. P. when thy bosom
hcaves sigh" Braham.
Grand Sccno - Mr. p. "The description Of
Play" IN whic!. nc will introduce his cello
brated limitations Of various Instruments,
mar &c Pcarmsn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
FRESH DRY GOODS

3 Cases super. blue, black, Oxford and steel mkt
and olive cloths
DO fancy prints, a complete assortment, among
them are some handsome spring patterns
do black Italian lustrng and sc aud 10 inch black
Italian cravots
l DO cotton bandanna h9ndkerclicis
do Lcghorn Bolivar hats
DO brown Hollands
do senshew silk umbrellas, some very large and
extra finish
do containing large shell, tuck long bent aud deep
teeth side combs
do Brazilian tuck, side neck and long bent DO.
bale patent seine thread, oil numbers
do Clarks spool sewing cotton
20 do Sd, ~, 5i and 6-4 brown aud beached shir-
tugs and shoctings
English aud Ca French black bombazlnos
Rich Lconidas fancy silk handkerchicfs
Large size blue, brown, scarlet and yellow bandan.
handkorchies
Treble gilt coat and vest buttons
Hue aud black patent covered coat buttons
Figured gilt buttons for ladies' dresses
Black and white polished brace moulds
Wcmcu's black and assorted horseskln gloves
The above named goods have been received by
late arrivals, which added TO the stock previously
hand renders the assortment good For sale log, by
I. g. f. JAMES g. Co.
mar 7-2aw9t Market Square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

HAVE received by the last packet large sup
ply of
Ladies' lasting doubled vamped spring walking shoes
DO do French slippers. very superior
DO do American do with and without heels
DO goat skin slippers, the latest fashion, for SUM-
mer walking shoes
Gentemens superior boots, square and round toes
DO do light dress shoes do do do
Do do goat skin pumps. do do do
Do do calfskin do do do do
DO morning slippers, various colours
Misses colourcd ans black lasting and morocco slip
pers the greatest variety in this city
Boys calf skin bootecs aud shoes, double lined
DO light calf skin and seal skin dress shoes
Childrens leather shoes and bootees
DO lasting and morocco bootecs and shoes, Of
every color and shape;
Together with every other article Of boots bootees
and shoes that can be made, and all Of them Of their
own manufacture.
a large assortment Of seal skin and hair trunks
Leather travelling trunks, with iron frames and
patent locks
Carpet travelling bags
Very handsome and superior made fancy morocco
trunks
Day g. Martins backing, and large supply o.
paste blscking
Goulds real Japan sponge backing, at % cent,
per bottle
Patent spring punch plycns
Silk and cotton braids
No. black ribbon
And large supply of gents cheap nailed and peg
ged boots and hight pumps, at the store cor
ner Of Main and 9Th streets.
mar IS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

Should have teen Bosu in.o e,eniy together. The villain
knowing his own culpatty and being afraid reveng
ing the death OF Our officer and him. lie down
nio the magazine, with lantern and MATCH swore il
vessel up
We were so near (our yards ong) and lie having about,
half cargo Of POWDER should gone up tos,tber All
his men were over the side forward crying us IN send
our boats for then however, in fifteen complete
possession of her and him. have in three or four ac
tons previous but this in fact for ,e
last hour no kept his quarters his pistols az their
resolution Of blowing her up"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
Trust Sale Of Land an Hsurico

virtue and IN pursuance Of decd oGtrist torp ,h
20 day of March 1895, and admitted to record Ia Hrpr;c
county court clerks office tire 25th day ofRIach 1926 exrcns
ca TO me by Thomas BOannan late of ths CITY of bo1J
deceased To- secure 10 Richard Whitfield IN yen OF re,a;
ucut IN the said deed mentioned shall as rcuested bv ths
sud Richard whitfield, on the hrs day Of April next, II & N
no on the next fair day, before the door TIC Union Hotel ~
the cry of Richmond, expose sale public auction for rsadg
money certain tract of land in the said deed mentioned
ng sixty three acres, lying and being situate I'M Henro ~
and bounded by the lands late William GatbrI dsrs,ss
OF Juhu Lindsay deceased solomon Fsscl and ate of 5
"ODie ueceaseu - JOHN FORBES Trustee
f"""'"to' ION shnrch' 1919 March i3--I3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

CANAL APPROPRIATIONS &c produce brourl,,
down the lower section of the James River Ca.
nal during the week ending March 2lst.
1877 bids tobacco, 10 hhds stems. % bushels
wheat. 2486 bills flour, 342 bushels corn l6 .292
bushels coal, 90 2-2o tons hemp ~ tons pig iron.
II 3D. tons stone, 40 cords wood Is 900 slaves.
2,lOo hoop poles, $500 lbs miscellaneous articles,
$500 rect plank 3-4 hhdS whlskey, empty boats,
(small) ton hay, $50 boats.
Amount ftoll on down loads, S7O5 30
DO. up loads, 90 rs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

AS service an officer, other respects chivarous
as exemplary in his conduct. With tho strongest
partiaty for Gen. Scott, think his stand ustensbe
while think his pretensions, which no Pounds upon
his Interpretation Of the constitution and the laws
ought 60 be submitted TO some competent tribunal
The President IL is true may determine in the most
summary manner upon the whole case but at tho
same timc Il il to be desired that General Scott
could be heard before a court MARTIAL with tho
chance Of defending his views OF tho points in conro
versy. He certainly evinces every respect for tho
constituted authority and the rights of others in ask
ing to be heard by his peers.
Rumor Is teerning with removals and appointments:
in some without foundation in others with the
probability of truth. When either shall actually
place. It Will be time enough to publish them
Much has been gratuitously reported on the subject
OF the appointment of Capt Phillips TO the NAVY
Agency of Baltimore. have not the least doubt
that maugre oil the interference i'm the matter Tho
President will order his commission to be delivered
70 him in due time. There is nothing new or singu-
lar in this He obtained the nomination fnirlv
upon the representations OF of the most
table citizens Of the Jackson party i'm Baltimf 70
other applicants were disappointed, complained and
made show Of discontcntuient; the ordinary result
OF every appointment of any moment in the power
OF the President Every cannot obtain his wish
cs, and all who arc disappointed will murmur
take no part IN these competitions among my own fell
ow-citzcns, ~ have with great regret perceived that
their appeals to the favor Of the President produces
no little embarrassment. II would be impossible for
any one to imagine to what extent the executive
officers crowded, with the most mportunate app-
cants tor offices, unless he present to see for
himself. "
The President was indisposed on Friday and S,tur-
day. Cold and fatigue brought on the symptoms of
the nalady to which lac is like CT Gu instances sub
lect. saw him yesterday, when he pronounced
himself convalescent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
S796 10

Num1er ofdoHtsnnd amotat %; produce Jroush. do,on
through the Lo,cer Locks.
MARCH 2i.--l7 hhds. tobacco. 2l3 bbls. flour. 90
ton pig metal, bbls. oil, 5000 feet of plank empty
boat tsrna) Is boats, - coal boats, 2o54 bushels
coal
MARcH $50 hhds tobacco, so kegs 4 G28- boxes
maniiac ed tobacco, 81 bills flour, n cords of wood
200 lbs miscellaneous articles, IL boats coal boats
1901 bushels boal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
BIGGER'S OFFICE.

81, l6, IS, As, 80, 10, SO, 80, So,
Were the drawn numbers in the Union Canal Lot
terry, Glass No. 2, for 1929.
NO. IL, 80, So capital prize Of 81 900, sold to
gentleman ON Main street to whom The cash has nj
ready been paid also numerous other handsome
prizes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
first Periodical Sale OF
DOMESTIC GOODS

I"F .FfW IUhh.
8 0rder OF the Manufacturers, to commence e.
- Thursday, the second day of April. at the sora
OF SPoaord, TIIeston 6, Co. i49 Water street ana
continue from day to day until every article on the
A9out one thousand packages of Goods will be Of
fered, consisting of the following articles v;z.~
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, BONNETS, COTTON
GOODS, &c. o1'
>. L; d Co. intend to have package sales of Do.
Gies.ic haahuiactures In the months of April and
September in each year, SO as to embrace the best
seasons for business in the Spring and FALL Goods
VIII be received for the first sale until the Goth inst
and liberal advances made.
: Catalogues will be ready and the goods arranged
Tor examination two days previous to The sale.
NJ. HOFFMAN g. SONS, Auctioneers.
mar let
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

Sales Of Tobacco az AUCTION az Shockoe Wayehouse
27M Marcel 1929.
PAssEn-i hid at 50 25; l at 7 IS; ut G SO; /
at TO- ut 8; ut %.
STEMMED-l hid at &c.
REFUsED-I hid ut 81 go ut 9; l ut 3 65
at D 81; at o IS; ats 30; at 4 DO; nt4 80;
! at 3; ut 20; ut GO; at q 20; I at 30.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
FoR rnk R,ciiMoxD VINO.

TO Jarss MADISON Philip r. Bp5otr Robert Stannrt and
Ddrfd Watson
Gentlemen: AS the deputies assembled snge cor,.hue
on Monday the BID nst from the district
OF the counes OF Louisa Orange, SPoylvana and Madison
have designated you us fit to district in
the convention which is TO in the city of Richmond i'm
Oconer neN for the purpose of reforming the constitution OF
Virginia. beg leave to you the following n,erroyorie.
not doubling but each of will feel your duty promptly 70
them: r"f'' ~
Are you favour Of ssons the presen, number of rem
rcsen,atives in the Virginia Legislature. -
Are in favour Of equalzing representation and bas,s
il upon white population,
g. Are You for interfering with the elective franchise
q. Are you Tor aboishne the Executive Council,
Are you favour Of the Responsibility Judges,
These, gentlemen, considered questions vital hnpo
and therefore earnestly request opinions upon each and
all OF them a FREEHOLDER OF LOUISA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
,AELZEL'S EXHIBITION Of tho

OF MAELZEL'S EXHIBITION Of tho
Conhagration Of Moscow, the Automata Rope dan-
GERS, Speaking Figures, &c. WILL in consequence of
the unfavorable weather during tho past week, and
at the request Of number of persons who had been
thus prevented from seeing this grand sud ingenious
spectacle before it's removal 10 Now York remain
open a week longer at the Museum.
mar 25-3t