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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-23

] ieUeT
PANS, June 2G,h. 1879.
Ny Dear Sri hay- felt mvs.lf i.rl'y ; n,red
anc graed v he kind dedication of ,orr fin" Poem
IN The late war. II h"s been my hrppv .pi qlorr
W!h The surviving Veterans o: tn- ,,i,,,,. IN -
particular pride in the military g.ory %: o;- sue.
c'Ssurs. Those patriotic sentiments Which $40 ono
could better cHcr.sh and delight ~ las made mo
more particularly to feel the beauties o. the work and
the kindness of the auihnr whrm he- to nc. ept the
grateful regards Of ms sincere friend.
LAFAYETTE.
D0St'r EMMoNs, Great Crossing, Ky"
EXTRACT.
And all. what bosom ever can forrat
The namcicss virtues Of the good ravc;te5
y star of promise he In youth sppear'd
Whose holy light the breast OF saces cLeer'd:
In age pillar of a cloud by dav
To guide the pilgrim wanderers on their way
Searching tie Mountain grove where Freedom,
dwslls,
To wR.c her standard en- Z thousand r,,,-,
The hane of tyrapts. he exslted lives
While from each patriot. reverence hc receives
Pure as devotions of the prophets old.
When they the purpose OF their God fnretold.
Go visit Olmutzmark your own Fayette
Freedoms ApOste-see what names bcrct!
See in his grief how pcrishes his hair,
Leaving his temples to the bleak winds bare
An! see the drppings Of his PRISON wall
! Cold on his naked SOUL like ice-drnps fall
WHITMAN Fi1ii ONS.
! n. B. All Editors friendly to the desirn. will
please give tire above insertion in their m prrs
dec IA w F..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-23

FESHE Subscriber having come to a determination
Il do and transact her own business takes this
method of forcwarning all persons of wing anv rnnts
or other debts due me TO any person whatever with
o'' orncr as Withdraw all agency or power of a.
tprney to any ON, and respect fully invite all WIN
may he indebted tn for rcnt of my dover or other
wisr IN com" forward and let us have fair settle
mont, and hope they viii be obliginI as 10 call
on M and save The trouble of calling on them
have good fertile farm Cor rent IN Hanover
near OX'hrd, convenient 80 Fal Mills, we'll adaptcd
to grow tobacco, with good orchard
dc 2l-c03t JUDITH WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-23
observation-disclosures

BOARDING-UOUSE.
Orer Mr.. Chtb6's Iottery Ofcc and one dJo, aJore
Mr.. CotoHn, ciooL c,,d 1catch m,tfe1.
M RS SARAH PURCELL. could accommodate
I've few more Members Of the Legislature, with
coinior able rooms-aond beds. &c on moderate
terms. 4 application lie made this week.
dec lift
w iNIED TO HIRE, one hundred Ncsrops.
w Tor the ensuing year, to work at my coal pits
dlgg"rS, GOLFERS top hand. and hnatmen for winch
hbar" price will be given lf"arly application is III de
at PRENTIS CHUBB 5 OFFICE.
dec l9-fts
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p. CHUBB'S OFFICE.

L. CHUBB'S OFFICE.
n UMBERS drawn IN the Delaware and South
y Carolina Lottery. No. II:
%, 81, So, SO, 27, %, 30, 8.
Call and renew your small prizes in the Grand
Consolidated, No. 10, which comes To. Morrow.
dec g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-23
MA AlMH So MWs.
P0NT or RICIi.UOND.


Steamboat Norfolk, Henderson, from baltimore
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, from Norfolk. Passed
= sIhrs nj the baT
schr Mary Virginia, Bell from New York. with salt, to Ia
cenpoIt, Allen &
SAILED.
Sieanai Columbus Turner, for Baltimore, with
aud passengers
Scih William, Buckman fpr Boston. nour and tobacco
schr tnterInZe, -, fer New York, coal
SIoo? Eliza Allen, suIdey, lor New Haven, -four, &c
BE,coN OFFtct News RooN,
Norfolk, dec. 2l--9 A. NJ
Ard, big farck, Simpson, Boston, DIS: schrs Clarssa it'll,
ltovidence (R IL ds, Washington Edudge. I'm Newport
The sclr Joseph Mary, ds I'm Portsmouth, q II
bound Ia Richmond, has passed up James River
The ship Gratitude, Chlds bound Havrc will 20
tn Hampton Roads to-day-wmd ), w.
NORFOLK Dec. p --In Hamrt m Ronds-. Ship
lzcitc, Shnckford, from up James River bound to
Cediz.
At Seawclrs Point-Schr. William &. Thomas
Tyler. from Richmond, bound to Portland and
Portsmouth, IN H
Fhe St'amjou Mount Vernon, SanCs'on hence
for New Orleans vim Charleston, and 81. a ugnstnr.
an going ont OF tho latter port, (Which she entered
for supply % wood struck on the bar and filed.
Tho enginc"- al non drowned
~ The meeting which WIS 10 hive lake liace
lust evening IN the First Baptist church he sub
acct Of Sabbath Schools, having been dsappon' ID
Consequence OF The fire, will bc held tins evening
at o'clock, in The Second Baptist Church. The
friends of Sabbath Schools are particularly invited
Ia attend
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-23

! NC' &C &C.
IT." Tickets m the Lottery only dollars and
who would not risk that sum for any of the above
splendid Capitals
l recommend your calling This Dav Mt
dec % p. CHUBB'S OFFICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-23
lsecfsOes sales. :
BY OTIS, DUNLOP a. c..

BT OTIS, DUNLOP a c. ~
STOCK IN TRADE
." WEDNESDAY, The s3d inst. vii 10 MI 81,
tnr store ~ Mr.. James p. Tylet, Shochoe Hill, his
ms enre STOCK o. Crcce1its co1sisina ofs largo I'D
vs!nene 1:srtncrt, well worth thr n'tcntfrn 81 pur-
cheSCiS; 4he q-crs aye pure aud Of superior al
NY; ana "lA hc sold IN acconmotiRg lqts.-
a cfins ~ sa'r. ~ @ ncncncc ~ 10 ,'clock
iheAove'ack oornprzed ofihe hio,v articles
10 oags green coffee - bbls hrnsn sugar sf,. n,
oest 81 CTox DO about 1874 Loaf sugar. psrt r rate I'D
ks mans ppes folland gin, hbds vhiskey years old
81 demuohu's French banty uoand .n An,igus rn and
peach brandy, all Of vHob any IN Pic nncn
1900 Tbs cotton yarn. good quality 80 bags shot 90 en-, N
60 kegs Browns best chewing tobscco sweet Malaga
wine on!s rofand tons iron assorted che
hest teas, 20 lakes Nichols and Iunphres mould candle
"rh general assortment Of articles in The Grocery line, Of
good qualify o ID & co lueis
dec d.
SALE OF CROCKERY. GLASS. &c.
an thursday the cath INST. at II O'clock
~ Will b. sold without reserve. at our store
J sets elegant Liverpool dining wnre 355 ps. each
a lot "a elegant Liverpool stone crockery
y sets elegant cut glass decanters
doz do tumb,ers
doz lamp glasses
gro best English playing cards.
cec Pts o. d. IL CO. Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-23
NEW MJTSIC

4 USF received, and tor sale, by Ariel Works, on
o. Positr the Eagle Hotel assortment of Nov
Music, for the Plan Forte. Flute. Flageoct and vi
olinc Also, Chflon's and i'm p. owed Piano Fort
PrvceDtor doc o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-23

N ORTH American Medical6; Surgical Journal
l. Just published and for sale by ]. II. Nash
agent the North American Medical and Surgical
journal, No XVI. for October 1929.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-26

STATE ofhingS in the Conrent ion.-Rirht of Sue
frage Fhe discussion of the Right If SUFFRAGE "a
III an end tor the present, and has resulted in tie
partial extension OF the privege--tha Is so far az
the Committee ofthe Whole is concerned Yesterday
at Mr. Summers motion, lessees for five years whos
term has one year to run, renstated in The reso,
iution-so that the resolution now stands and ne i
was virtually adopted yesterday, in Committee Of fre
Whole, the persons admitted to vote are t. Yre
hceholders as defined under the Old Constitution. o
Lessees for five years, having yeur to run ard
whose annual rent IS ---- 3. Uousekecpers ard
beads OF fdmihas who have been resident for slx
months or have paid revenue to the Commonwealth
for the preceding year. i. All feohoders. Whose
freeiolds shall be of the assessed value Of ---. If
such assessment be required by law.
Alter the discussion of suffrage had ended. tho
resolution of the Legislative Committee fixing The
basis OF representation in The Senate came undey
consideration. For particulars We refer TO tfp
sketch Nothing deini'ive was done but we arc han
Ply to say that The indications Of makino lanai. ,yoT.
more frequent, and manifest, han at any fornc,
time. Let the Convention meet the crisis in d.,
manly and .fde spirit suggested by Gen. Bald
VIM ana the most a'spcious result may be expected
That here is a spirit among few of n parf,c,,f,,
political kidney, opposed TO all qmicable ad,,,s,rperf
to al pacific arrangement Of differences e no, 70 f
donbied These gentlemen are WILLING. rs f;y -,
professions 60 to brave all consequences in pref,,.
ence to relinqui5ling any thing; but we are persuaded
'nat they VIII ind themselves in the end on this N
Cd some former occasions, in an uncomfortable mi.
nority. ''-
W Mr. Cooks aalendinoBt as published YESTERDAY.
was imperfect We will publish it correctly 10 r-5r,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-26

w Mr. Cooks amendment as published YESTERDAY
was imperfect, We viii publish correctly 10 mr..
rJJyv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-26

NV noe PRINTING exeou'ea ,, ne WY orss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02
THO. B. BIGGER.

"AVITG obtained the requisite license required bv
IL IL the late act Of the Virginia Legislature, is now pc
pared To furnish origns! Tick and Shares 10 all the
state nd foreign Lotteries
Hereafter tickets aud shares at or scnt fon, Riqrr
oGee Will IN all cases be the original ones and of eours.
not liable To any mistake dspuIeand the Gu sh NAV be
had Tor prizes the moment the drawings ire received
Tho b. Bigger will devote his entire attention IN the
Lottery Exchange business, and bis friend. and ih,
public Will at all times fnd his the usost
dating, whether in the sale Of tickets the purchase ~
almost all descriptions Of uucurreut Bauk Notes Aner-
can and foreign gold, &c. &c.
Phze tickets received cash, and orders from tho
cnuntry promptly attended to, aud made nv the
prs' mall. TRIO. B. BIGGER.
Pts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02
Classical & Mathematical Academy

'I1lE subscriber has the pleasure Of informing the
-, Puo!' mat ne has engaged Aszison: in the
Classical and English Department OF lis school Mr.
cialnlA L. Barrett ot kmg William. u gentleman
potency.
Air. Stephen Bernard. . .ia,fss Of r,5p,a Who's.
l'-Acat.os o successr. teacher are best evince,
ny Tie high rank which his pupils have sustained IL,
The University ot Virginia viii continue 20 o-gsr IN
he pfench Spanish and Mathematical Deparrroens
1u tI 4,E 4:..s " eacb day throughout tie year
he En9i!sh branches Of education. which in most
C.asscaI Schools much neglected viii in tl
receive the most faithful attention
= IL" more pupils can DC received, either o.
Doa-dc.s or is DAY scholars.
In order tult The terms If tits institution n,o, Ia
rendered as reasonable as possible pupils VIII Lere.
after be furnished with board, washing and lodGinc
N u!e family Ct The principal 1T tie very low price q
per alnuTn and both bcarders and day scholars
VIII DC taught the ordinary branches of the Enrl;sh
department TOR 10 per aanum the lower branches OF
the same department tor $50 FER anngu-gor 81 ncr
aLhuIn additionally, IL the prose IT, CONSERVATION ard
CEIca' aNa SIS a. the Greek and Latin classics: and
-DE cile st mentioned sulu IN The department of the
modern languages, which department e.bracas In,
higher branches u. nIthc.na-ics.
Jan 2G--ts OLIVER 4. SHAW.
csio!S r barrett sutJo.us the following testimonias ~.
Fst from Wan Enthusiastically la President OF the E,,,f
Academy m King William anu Inc ECO, Il ION, ". i' p
i WING t,r number Of years has been know in f
H ..s v-c'!y, as teacher O the hughes, eiujnere
All Benjamin L Eaueu has been on. Jf INV p,ns =, ,h;s
institution for considerable length OF time dr.J ror,;-
@! winch period he has been member ol nv own fv All
s '.-eG me the most complete opportunity Of a.cer
t, -. iic'cF ana MERITS with equal pleasure and
run te!ei'Ie certify, ta, his moral ctalac;-r Is
aD dd Ms manners ioss of sencnan his course of sud,
~ I 't'e6 oii LATIN CassiCks has been such q, 10 ra-
iAn .s admission 10 tie University Of Yirsp and o.,
. W." o!-'n' aAo attentive student Deem bin, per-
- o e3' 10 ";t as an assistant in the English az. Lam.
'''i '.'ih''', Oh 0G' u ouf Se.nua.es.
;,a ty !is'' 1929. WY HAWKEsWoRTIl.
''' B S'i,td t' examinations Ru, ford A,slen,-
10: he last FIVE years, jr Of which Mn Barn ~ 49,. -.
.-.', ana Trns vel aut intimately acquainted with him
4ss Il : .. . 10 .f.,sf
Ma. HavkesNo.ih ,.-I ' TI9r t.'H.
JANUARY I'D, 1929. " '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02
Patent Balances.

MEW DRE GOODS STORE.-L4WESf ~ TyJly-
ifRhas taken thc formerly in the occi,rcv ot
Mcssrs tTann'ss, Son& Brothers lnrc,latciy o,,
iiai hlooe's, and has nos on hand general ,s, .,
staple and fancy Dry Goods among winch are " "
Cloths, cassirores and sattucs fine and rorrsr
Rcd, white, green and yellow nanrr's
SilS and striped Valencia vcsinss
SvausdO,vl and Mar.cillrs du.
irish and tcmr,u linens. lawns and csri,r.ios
tdcoc assorted, embracing great variety
Fancy, striped aud plaid .inelams
Plain and figured b6misletts various cor1rs
~ ~ 81 jacorci and book nus'ps
Null, India and Swiss DO
Swiss md black Italian silk cgavats
canton and Mandarin grapes; italian do
iiaok Italian lustring, scichcws and sarncts
large assortment Of silk cotton and sgooleu ho-'err
t1shiorahlo bonner and belt ribbons
Flag Bandama and cotton handkerchief
cloves and combs ofcycry description
Linen and cotton ticking, furniture and arr,r, r'.r'
im"ys and kcreys suitable i6r servants cothing
bTo''n and bleachrd dwrcstcs, diapers, Sc
taWctng' hcaItb-ugs, umbrellas sc. SC
ow for cash 90 So, " ~"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02

.4nnuaI Needing Of the Bible Society of Ta.
ESOLVED, That the sixteenth anniversary
Ia meeting of the Bible Society of Virginia be
held IN Trinity Church in this city, the first Tues
day (7th) IN April next, ut the hour OF 10 O'Clock A.
Nj. and that the Recording Secretary give public
notice of the same, and invite Auxilary Societies TO
send delegates to said meeting.
E@t'mt from minutes Of Sd FEB 1929.
JAMES GRAY, Recording Secretary.
~ Bible Societies throughout tic State will confer
favor by communicating such information as they
may deem useful; and Auxiliary Societies are vo,Iic.
H[oTy requested to make up aud forward their reports
10 the tcV' stephen Taylor, corresponding secretary
ON or before the irst Tuesday IA March next.
Feb y JAMES GRAY. kcc'nr Sccrv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02
RENIOY AL.
E1IIE e. wVAE-

Ladies 6 Ctt'eniets Boo5 s. Shoe .uaaulaciuyers.
~ leave 10 inform their customers and the pub
- lie II general. that they have removed opposite
Hall $ Moorc's dry goods store and four d5ors he
low 18th street. where t..cy are prepared to max
Ladies and GcEliemens BOOTS; and SHOES. III
the latest iasLlons and oftLe best mat us the north
cities Gun produce.
We keep always on hand. largo and general
assortment @; Boots aud Shoes al Of cur own manu-
tacture; misses Slippers and walking Shoes bow.
Shoes and Pumps: gentlemens water proof Boot,
and Shoes, made to order.
lTOrders from the counir! punctual!y attended to
Jan y eoQt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02
LEWIS WEBB s. CO.

OFFER FOR S.aLH,
and Java
40 hhds molnsScs
20 hhdS and 10 bbls S; CroiS and New Orleans SD
hhds II boxes and 80 b5ls loaf and lump SUGAR
60 hhds and 100 bbls rye whskcy
10 bbls Caruthcrs rectfcd do
200 bbls Isle of Wight and Northern ami, br-,rl,
do peach brandy
hhds and 30 b5ls pure y. Z. rum
do Antigua do
2 do Jamaica d.
pipes French brandy
3 do Holland gin
Pfy sai s Saas'S Malaga WINES
Lisbon, 1'cner;Hc WINES
Port, Auscat
London porter, cider
i2o bbls vinegar
$50 sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown do
80 tons Sweden, English and american bar iron
Gc-ioan, crawley, blisicged and cast s.cll
Cut an dwrought halls
20 Spanish hides
go sides Foai leather
90 sides upper leather
Barrels tanners OIL
300 bhls y. Carolina cat norm.
so do mackore
10 do primo rork
10000 lbs bacon
10 casks prime cheese
Irish potatoes, tar, coppcrus. alum
Birthstone. indigo. pepper, pimen;u
Race and ground ginger, almonds
RSiHlns, nHtmcgs, cassIa. dcniiohps
Quart bouics, tunlbcrs. tccanters. Vince. Sc
Stone ware window glass
Letter writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and tallow candles
Brown aud shaving sonp, bceswax
Imperial @uuP"wder and pouchong teas
Dupo1ts md Rogers gunpowdcr
Shot, bur lead
Clover, orchard grass and herds grass seed
WhEtemO..'s cotton and wool cards;
ALSO,
Cotton baggjpg, buc rope, bed cords
Leading lines end various other kinds oil cor
dUre
Seine ard wrapping twine
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
snaburgs, hcsaians cotton yarn
omcsc bread cloths, &C. &c,
ian 1O--ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02
PRENTIS CHUBB'a
Lottery and Exchange OEc,

SUCCESSOR TO s. & NJ. ALLEN q Co
As the pleasure Of informing his cus,omc,s IN the
II city of Richmond aud country, tEat he bias taken
out lice ngreeNby To the passed rs Leg a;urr
OF Virginia. and is prepared furnish Tickets in The
greatest variety Of numbers in the DOCK LOTTERY
which draws rms Day IL O'Clock, will constantly
Keeps on hand the original tickets ali feian oie.
RES wholesale AID retail Orders from the county rnc
sing the CASH will uset with the prompt attention as
II personai application was made.
Phe subscriber is prepared TO purcS &c aI kinds II
BANK NOTES and DRAFTS OF the following states:
'HeW HdmP'h'rS, Jaine .NassGckuseHs, Rhode Island
Connecticut Wen lOrk, Pennsylvania, JGrgnnd .Nu.R
CGTotin1 South Carolina Georgia. 3iG5auG and Loutsi
ana at the lowest Of dscoun., snd the hencs,
preminm will he giveo for all kinds of gold Also ~,
Sab, os o Exch nge aud checks Bosi0n, Etn York
Piddefphid baltimore, W5stinglcn Cjlg Fdye!tfpilis
CtGrLItoH SGUanndh mud Eec OrIehs At the old es,ah
!'Sned Lottery q Exchange Office Of r. CHUB8.
mar2 3, No 75p Mai, S,-,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02
Il SITUaTYON U4NTED

a Young Man from the country, about G years oil.
IS desIrous of getting a situation in n Commis-
SION houso' prygood Store, Wholesale Grocery,
or any active respectable business. lie will live far
n moderate salary the first year. and can produce
satisfactory recommendations as 10 his Qualifications
where he formerly lived Any gentleman who nav
think proper TO see him, hy cnGuring at this Office
or directing nICttcr to ID. {. r. Manchester. will bo
promptv attended o. ~ Se 81 y" 80 W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02
SAVAGE COTTON FACTORY.
IRON CASTINGS.

hb Subscriber inf0rms the public that he continues
carry on the IRON FOUNDRY near tive Savage
Factory where he makes Son IRON CASTINGS for Ma
chney Of all descriptions Al orders sent 10 him al tho
' onhdry, or TO Nj GEORGE WILLIAMS, No. 3, Row
ly's wharf Baltimore, Castings will mec, with nrc
diate attention. and the Castings delivered there free Of
expense for transportation. JONATHAN BONNER
Baltimore, Var. e. 1890 t.rfe,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02

DANIEL WELLER
Opposite ne Urion Hotel. O8cre C,y S,y.
OG0 Boxes Tin Plate } cross
5000 lbs iron wire from No. to1s
2000 his RUSSIA sheet iron
5000 Tbs double ond single rolled English iron.
he will also keep constantly on hand, n c-onoraI ne
sortmcnt OF Tin Ware, also Noodles Patent Portable
Ovens for bnling charcoal furnaces The above
articles viii be sold as low thcy can be BOUGHT in
tlIis market. I'm No. q -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02
BIGGER'S OFFICE.
RARE SPORT.
May be expected this morning Mt n

"GoLDEN FIsIIERY.n
ENROM the unusual agitation OF the waters and
n other unerring signs, it is confidently believed
that another large "7trbot," valued at oOO) is
near my Landing, and with the assistance of fcw
more skiful anclors it shardly possible for him to cs
cape.
N. b. The Fishing Party arc particularly re-
handed that they 10 meet at my Office before
o'clock, otherwise they will be excluded from the
sports of the day. HAWKINS
march2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH /.

ARRIVED,
Lighter Cato, from Petersburg. With tobacco
10 Anderson, Blair Anderson Peeolas and Kerr Caske
6; Co.
schr. Map sco, -, from Chick ahomany, with wood
SAILED,
Schr Roman, Hart, for New York with aour and b;an.
Schr Fair Play Ireland, Tor New York, with coal
Schr Elizabeth, Henry, for Baltimore, with coal
tioop Mary, -, Tor Norfolk, with coal, &c
Schr Sally Eliza, Harrington for Baltimore with coal and
Schi Telegraph, Soiners for Boston, with aou and
CLEARED,
ship Tuly-Ho Fisher for Liverpool, with tobacco cotton
and staves-by }. g. w. Gilat
The sohr Pilot, hence for New York. spoken the 9,
on Cape May
NEW YORK, FEB. 26.-Clcarod, schrs Planter, Baldwin
IA Edmond; Ann, Hilliker, Petersburg
CHARLESTON, Feb 2S.--Arrivcd, s-hr Washington Fl.
dted Norfolk, days.
BEACON oFFIcE Nkxs Roo,, NnaFoLx
Fen. 23-2 .. III
Arrived, srhrs AsenoIa, Bccn, for New York and Ram
doph Harper, tor Providence (K - from Petersburg
Below, sehr Caris HILL from RIcha9osd lsr Providence
(H.L)
AT hewpors Moose, srhr Tantivy, Thorp from RiciagtJ
bound to New York
Sailed, ship Madison, new Cornck, Or City Point
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-02
~. NAWKESIN0ErrI
e q ne chesapeake cEG Od.o G'ta1t C0NJl-Le.
NAsHiNGToN, 7th February, 1870.
Locust and Pine Timber

Z s-t.
Locust and Pine Timber.
DBOpOSALS Will be received BY liter .s5...
= SEQ to tHe President OF the CGesdpeake and CI,,
Cana! Company, at the office ofthe COMPANY i, fb;
CITY unit. the 10TH day Of March ncyt for sr-,l,;-
ITO following described Yellow Locust and Uesrs
Flie 14HD-r ior tle construction CfLuck Gates viz
OF Ieilo,o Locuf. 49,
+S nee! posts, l2 By lG 1-2 inches & II feet ',n
= do do - IL by IS - inches (, ~ fsot i(,55
90 DO - - by 10 - inches &: 10 feet lone.
81 do do II i-2by76 > inches * - feet lor1,
45II.rc posts 10 - bvI2 i-2 pcl,, a. . f, -
DO 90 10 - by - - inches and T.; G,ot I,,s
do do 10 - by - - inches. & IS foo, lo3g2
DO 10 10 ~ - - - inches s. l.o feet I,iS2
~ o"IS, ~ = H'ncS ~ one end, - . at tie
other. and inches thick, - Zee! LONG.
3@+ bars. - inches az one end no . q, .l,,
other and inches thick , feet long.
{, pieces by ~ inches, , feet long
,o6 balance beams ten inches square n one end
feet long. --'' -0"'
50 pieces eight by twelve inches sixteen feet lsrg
lVJ DO cigE, by ten inches eight feet lonr.
~ DO c.8hi by nine inches three icct .yIg.
Ofbed Heart P6f.
600 feet, board measure twJ inches flick. sua -,.
tcun fect loue. '-''' ""~ '''-
1880 feet board measure. two inches thick. and
fourteen feet long. Wv
5,lo0 feet board measure. two inches flick and ,,
icCl three inches long.
Proposals viii also be received for the supply O.
3JO LOGS o Pine, any other Sound timber 81 t,ot
long: to square not less than iOinchrs
One third the above timber and plank is n bo
delivered 40 Seneca Crock, and thc remainder at tc
Company Saw Mill at the Great FuIiz. hy the 10Th
day OF May next and 20 We measured Inspected and
approved, by 1n Engine, of.hc Company. and 10 be-
paid for on delivery. OE.l, Ul. BE- received fortl-
whole, cr any part thereof.
The locust timber and plank are 60 De- of tl,c ycr
best quality the former may either be rouuor s1us~-
cd 20 the BILL and viii be- paid tof according TO tic
cubic contents required by the Bill The Heart Pine
raay either bo delivered III the Jog or m two inch plank,
The Pine Logs. foot long, mas be delivered either
round ~ r.duccd'o 10 inches -, cs by hcwing tho
upper md lower surface ard sill, boz paid for per foot
In measure JOHN - TNCTE
Cert Cie'opctie and Ohio Cq,1f Couoq,y.
feb 27, 1929 &c
MIR, NATHANIEL CRANE ND PEYTON
~ CRANE,-Iatc notice, that .lr on tlc 9tl day of
March 1929, between the hours i,l ir c forenoon aud G,s
n IN afternoon ~ kus IS Queen 11-- proceed take
the deposition OF Charles lin and s. u M rld as evidence
IN suit M ch1nccC, depending Hc county court OF
hng Queen. wherein avn plaintiff and you defendants.
and from bed whclc, should lc prevented from proceed.
NIX on tt day shall proceed the m day thereafter ,vhrt,
the weather % permit Coo place and between Tive