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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
FOR
FROM FRANCE,

FROM FRANCE.
Bv the packet ship Chaflcnaghe, from ila-
.fe from which port she sailed an the 2ls uli
the editors uf the n. Y. M~icantile have ieceir.
ed Paris dates 10 iqifi aud Hasrs T. , nh The
Long continuance OF Easlrry winds had pre-
vented arrivals from the United Siaies.-fhe
most important intelligence by this arrival. is
the discussion going on in the Chamber Of Dep
nies relative 10 the Tobacco Monopoly now IN
the hands ofihe Reggie. Our readers i'll fofm
some idea of the nature aud importance of The
.uhjec,. by the following extract, which we
translate from the speech Of the Marquis, de
Cambon on the OH March. The discussion
was cont inurd an the l7ih and 18th IN n most
violent manner, mud would be resumed on the
23d.
IN the CHAMBER Of Deputies On the OH, Of
March, the Marquis dc Cnmbon, I'll 'irmnn Of
the Commits ion ctnrged with examination Of
the Or jroi oil IL. ON Tobaccpr.. was called 10
the Tribune Tn. Hon. Nembrr expressed
himself in tine following ler'ns, dnr'ug pro
found silence Gcnilemen-A The Commission
which 70 have appointed TO examine the law
relative 10 the Tob,cro monopoly, has chosen
me IN the honor OF making Us report van are
aware that the proposed law is intended 20 pro
ong " siY years title 9th Of the law of the 2Slb
April, 1916 which secures TO the Gcvurnmeni
the &c Sire privilege of the culture, mapufnc.
ture, and sale cf Tobacco this monopoly. YOU
rccolIeci, produces 20 ihe treasury ID millions,
which the Mlnister of Finance declafey cnnnot
be supplied by any other means II the law
which Is pr sen'ed 20 yon had no other tender
cy han 10 p,odnce 20 the treasury sum re-.
qurrd by its necessities. The question might be
easily settled ~ciebiy hoArver ar IS this rea.
sonisg, so1r commits son does not consider il
bn M I'm a la
the law Is liable.
Il does no, simpl, APPLY 10 la, upon an ar.
i,ce Vi fancy. apples To an iclusive priv
ege when the Government demands Of you,
b, which il depriy agricnl'ura, manufactures
and commerce OF right which belongs to
them ~ every other Article THIS statement
Of the QUESTION eivesita far greater Importance
than II, aches TO a m,re law OF Gaancr, IN which
tn only olaci is 20 levy n new ,mpost npoa
the taxable commodity. This destruction Of
the free excl else oi industry aud commerce, is
so contrar, Ia the rights guaranteed 10 every
citizen by The constitution, thai II gives to the
PROPOSED Inv 40 unconstitutional character
worthy your entire attention.
Equality is violated by the privilege given 10
the Reggie by this law, TO grant n, its plea ure
the right of dsposng oi Tobacco, without any
regulation but Us o~n will This ,sa mani xt
violation of the . article Of the constitution,
according TO which all frrnclmen must ronir
butte TO the rspen.rs oflhe state, IN proportion
10 their property
Another question which now asiiatcs France
10 tina, respecting the focal governments oil the
Communes aud tha Departments, which had
hitherto been in the hands Of the King. but
which the people seem determined il possible to
regulate. This subject also would be resumed
OIL the 23d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07

IL " Philo / rugs" cane 10 hand Too late
f'r in'erl,on this morning--nnd, as two Of the
counties Of this Senatorial! distric, viii voc on
Mon1ay neat, il will be unnecessary 10 publish
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
IIOuSE Oh DELE.GAIk'

Giles Samuel Pack COZ. tieofge V. Pearls
psi, Charles King e64. Lucas 2i.. lCio'e TO-
fag.l
CONGRESS.
korfo{t district = Thomas Newton Is elected
b., n maierhy cf Il votes Ser hr Loyal.
B0itot5' district --Eober, Craig ia elected by
d ms5orils ol %. ynies over trming b. Miller.
Mononcaiia hstriti--Pbilip Dod'iridse ise.
lec,ed--se know not by what minority
York distrie.--Ricbard Coi,r. Jr. is elected
by majority Of about 90 votes over burwell
Bns,fI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07

u Mr. Clay will not be a candidate for
the next Congress. The preses representative
from the Lexington district, Judge Clarke
having recovered his health. will a. ain offer his
services 10 the people. While We regret the
loss OF MIR. Clay's talents in the public councils
we are gratided a, his determination TO decline
a seat in Congress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
CONTENTION ELECTION.

We have not completed our record Of cleo
iions for the State Legislature ard Congrs',
hn ,re tie votes fof u,einbels ~ the Convention
b gin TO resch Us. The following is the state
n. the polls in Chnyfotyr cunyrIir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07

ArlW ANNIWAL S

<NlIE subscriber has just received IA very
- handsome sot OF fashionable Cling aud
Calic0es from New York, and viii be receiving
from tina, ciiy,trom time 10 time, Goods Nitable
for the approaching season. selected by an
experienced hnnd IL. ALLISON
March tsu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07

UN0R RENT the house and lot now occi,
IL ~. Possession will he given the. ooh
May next ErYARp LLoRD,
Arm 10. t.Tt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07

yhNR. w. JUDkiN'S pa,cn, specific 0int.
~ ment. for the cure Of White Swellings,
Sore Legs. Glandular Tumors, Felons. letters,
Chilblains, &c. for sale BY
Howell DAVIES.
Auril 2N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07

u The Nashville papers are silent respect.
ing Gov. Housion's resignation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07

Nesied Tobacco. We have been requested
. say TIM . -ogsseal y Tosdcco, Inspected
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07
ElGdet ofo letter from an american in Pnri
dated ION March.

ElG'det Of q letter from an american in Paris,
dated ION March.
The tenduncv Of ihioss in this country, as
far rs my observation ennbles mo Ia Judge,
i dccidr lily tow ards II liberal system, aud II
the Cole gauche Of which there is great proba-
bility, succeed. in modelling the new laws
respecting the municipal AMI d.pnr m.nisl
councils, according 10 their viws, demoGtncy
will he frmlv establish Ia the country. Ihcie
i, noa indeed nothing h're like the arisioc,aey
OF England 10 offend any mnn', notious Vi
equality. As TO the king, he j, too far reno
we'd from the mass of The people To- excite
| the ordinary feeling OF envy, which makes IL
| nobility so obnoxious.
You must have been surprised al the late
change in England on the Catholic question
am sure that an Anli.CathoiG ministry conld
40, be found. Wellington aud Peel were III,
last hope OF the bgois.
Since have been in Paris, Tho SDrtopn,
| has been my constant resort--ihe tame OF The
popular lecturers there has probably reached
| America. II Is indeed not a li1le sxtraordi.
nary 10 see two Or three thousand p,rsoni
aock to hall, which is frequently filled an
hour before tho arrival of tue Professor, 10
heargravedisconrse on philosophy and tera
tnr-: and ys, such has heen The ease during the
aa's winter, with the lectures of Viliemam
speak without NOTES. and posses.in an emine NJ
egres,--esneeiaF1y the tvo foriner-Ie a,fu
dc 10 parole Three or four S,envgrspher,
take down VIVA, tbe, say. which is published
within n wesh, and many Thousand copies are
distributed throughout Frspes-Mnch OF n,
enthusiasm results, no doubt, from the persecp
lion which two Of The above named Professor,
experienced under the Filce ministry, by DO
ius suspended from their ofices-to which
they were only last spring restored. Agres,
deal. however, is to be sscribed TO the real zeal
for learning which now pervsde. the middle
classes in France " ~ Y. hmeriean.
Tho fermeut in Great Britain respecting the
question Of Catholic Emancipation 10 the mos,
curious end violent, short Of u conflict of arm,
aud the eilnsion Of bood which has ever occur
red even in that country. Politics. religion,
And pecuniary Interests arc mixed up, SO as IA
ioim leven OF extraordinary activity and
4 force. An observer of human nature, and OF
the condition and history Of England and I've.
land. may now find ia the Loudon journal,
rs much matter at least 10 interest and in,iruc,
him, AZ they afforded al Che beginning Of tho
French II yoif,ton Nat Chs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-07

ABBY best Chewing Tobacco, for sale
IL by The subscriber HOWEI. DAVIES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
DRY DOCK,

1ipiClSAf,S Will he received the Dock Office
Yanl or n the Dock Oce n NoiolS beore the irs,
day ct Nov nex for furnishing aud delivering follow
ing dvserIcd OAK TIMBER, ior Gate, famCs 10 the Dock
viz
no Ia straight pieces for turning aud ailer posts fuci
square, and SO 10 - feet long
ID pieces for top and bottom rails, sided
feet and moulded - hchcs aud So To 81 fcct long.
"a cuve,l pieces middle raids, lie sided II inches
aud moulded 10 inches, aud So 90 81 feet long
J2O rails be sidei Il inches, and moulded
IL inches, aud SO to "a feet long.
Tie aavc pieces all required for pair OF Gates
and wanted each of the Navy Yards a, Charleston
Mass and Nmfblk PUgsia They of the hest sound
White Lire OAK aud square edged The 26 pieces fo rails
rve Sprins Of feet in 50, 63l
Models oI the Gales be either Office those
who mied 10 oier proposals requested examine
Oilers may be made for part the whole above tinlcr
either for one OF both Docks with the prices per foot
stating the KIND and the quality OF the Oak we'll the Kind
soil. aud district where 1t will be procured.
The timber be during Winters hctwccu GSt
OF November and the first Of March, be delivered carly
SPRING and decision upon the proposals made by the
Engineer as soon after tue hrst of NJ, possible.
For further information, application bc marc to Mr.
Henry Singleton at the Norfolk Dry Dock, Nr Aexander
fa'ES at Tins oitce. l. BALDWIN Eiginccs
DIV Dock OFslcr,
Mary Yard Charleston, -jfdss
ptru,lr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
TO FURNIsHERs OF 4.fMBEK-

PROPOSALS. will be received by the undersie),-
a ell, at the Farmers Hotel, in Manchester, mil
the 18th day Of next month"; for furnishing on or be-
fore the 1t of May, 1880, Stills and Rails for the
Chesterfield Railway. Fhc Sills, to b. of white oak,
feet inches long, by 10 inches m diameter and
Halted on one side; the Rails of heart pine inches
by 5, and in lengths, OF Is 81 feet. Both SIs,
and Rails, to be delivered on tho line of the Railway
gr IT furnished from the tide winter country I'm james
River, at the cnal yards, Uppcste Rockets
The proposals will state the number Of SlIls. aud
number of feet OF Rails, which can be furnished and
the points at which they can be delivered.
MONCURE ROBINSON, Engineer.
OCT lo--ctf-eodtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
l.RUIY PREES.

ffearco County .A0rSeyy.
II HAVE for sale, at my Nursery u GOOD COLLECTION
vi Grated and Bodied Fruit Trcos. consisting oil
Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum, Cherry, Apricot, Nectn.
r'ne, Almond, &c of the choicni kinds, having
madc It my business To select only thuse that have
b'cn found to succeed best in tins cnnate Ca,alous
may be had gratis. at the Off II Dr.s and at
the Book Store N Pclcr Cotto,n where uuy order,
that may DC lett, will be punctually attended TO.
JOSEPH SINPON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

M LANGLEY respectfully informs the citizens
In. OF Richmond, and tho public generally, that
he has opcied a Restorative and Tavern in quite a
new. STYLE between the stores of NIessrs. Hall &
Moore aud Mr.. Nelson and invites the public TO give
him Gull. He has first rate French Cook Just
frm Paris. and satisfied that hIs style OF cooking
viii he found not less agreeable than novel here.
The Lardcr will be stored With all the delicacics the
market will sllord--fish, venson. and wild fowl 10
their season. His bar is well Stocked with the
choicest wines and spirits.
N. Il. Coffee and Soups at all times.
IL Fom,lies can be supplied With meats or single
dishes at their houses, per bill of are OF the
day. on the shortest notice sept so
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

GALE AT SOUTH EAsr.--oo Thursday, i2,h mex,
non, (Nov.) shall offer public sac South East
the iae residence OF William aud Sarah x. Mewbun o Pow
Tue cfni~ OF Corn, OATS Fodder &c the stocks of tur
s.S Mules Iattlc, and Sccp the Furniture aud ilantaon
ees 'Sio'snS TO their thc n,,cs Nalulbe
""k oNcn Wagon, excellent Feather Beds Mattress
Ss Nc anu great osrsefy ~ and ARTICLES
worm he attention OF house Keepers IennsA of
collars or ute cash; between fifty dollars aud ten, mouths
over my doia twelve months cIc Purchasers will he
eleu'o execute bonds, with approved security carry
interest from The dachc interest bc irnrd the
'unl payment ut the principal
Ihere beng number ct articles Inc Sold sale will
commence at II O'clock iair, MT, next fair day
WILL. BOILING, Adni'r with tire
Will annexed OF WIN. MeNNbam,
oct a-2aw and cN'Or of s Il. Mewtorn.
- UNANAI.-Nas committed to- the al Of Jefferson
County, on the 9th dav OF May last, negro named
hii, blacksmith by trade, aud supposed belong o
soutneTn trader lie Is black has smiling
about feet 10 inches high and about 81 lie for.
Serly belonged Nm Little, uf this The
requested TO pvc property aud takc him away, he Will be
sold iot ms jail fees, a. the law Directs
srpt i-wSuc THOMAS GRlCGS, Tailor JET CO.
II uNAwAY.-Was co'nn,i,jrd to the jaI oi Jcilerso,
county, on the 18th day ~ May, negro woman named
SNhAt Ann WINTERS. She H. abo,it - OF aye al
Darn conai'xon, feet inches hH, has iclun
NUMB She saws Size was bonn between Aldo aud Lcustir.
aud raised y Rebccca Taylor OF Alexandria The owner 0
"o slave IS requested TO property, charges and
her away, she will BIZ sd foo her fsu thu law directs
SGT" i-"s"nc THOMAS GRltit,S. Jalnr left. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

DE subscriber can accommodate or 10 gentle.
,o,,nnr, WI Va good board and lodging at the upper
tenement Oi the new buildings north side nC Mr.
street., immediately above theBauks. Tie situation
~ Pioasant and as convenient TO the Captol and ali
places o. business as any other in tho city Terms
'ss'a aI OCT S-eotf II. BAXTER.
h1sn gcod'sccOmmodaiigrs fof Horses
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
w. & J. e. CRANE,
OFFER FOR SALE
OCT lo--ctf-eodtf

UT f|It I'/ft w LIZ,
LOefV Spanish hides. qualities
5000 sides sal leather OF all grades and Qualities INN,
the very best TO the n,ostInferor, by wh6,e-sac Of
part ri a side
$500 lbs and Gnc shoe thread
{. 600 sides aud black upper leather
so doz calf skins and seal skins
Boot mUTocco, lining, and binding skins
Horse and grain UPPER leather
BOoi-tTees and lasts, boot cord and webbing
Black vanish and shocnakers tools of all Kinds
Hog SKINS flIr cali skins and buck skins
Harness birdie and skrng leather
Bag, chlise aud lining hides
Morocco SKINS white and common sheep skins
Saddle trees fish skins. horse collars
Saddcry, surrups bits, &c Of very superior quality
Coach lace sig handles and bands, &c.
Tanners oil, curriers' tools, wool
GOO pr Richmond made plantation shoes
Richmond slaughter hides, and country hides or all
Kinds boiIrhi and sold
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

yUyHE SubsclibcV have received epd opepOi an
- u ccgaMf ss.snffment Of Dining Services OF vari-
Gus qualities sizes and patterns at prices from 20 to
100 Dollars Some of the patterns follows, VIZ:
: splendid stone China, India Temple pattern, with
pold rnountings and lustred edges ~
Stone Chins, same pattern plain
Views of Asiatic Palaces, light and other blues
with white embossed edges
.. l'anoramic yiewsof English scenery, ancient build
ngs, ruins, &c. dark blue, white edges
Chinese patterns, size and quality
Pale blue, views Of English cities
Anew Canton China sets, and ono sctt Semi Chi
ma, OF a fancy brown border and purple tower
white ground and edge
- CHARLES HOLT, in. &c co.
pcf Gfr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
william q MARY COLLEC5E

WILLIAM o. MARY COLLEGE.
TNhE College will open as usual on the last Mon
II day I'D this month. The courses are a. follows:
J. Moral course, Rev. Adam Empe, Professor
= Mathematcal course, Ferdinand S. Campbell,
Professor.
Law course, Judge James S1mple. Professor.
i. Political, Metaphysical and Hist urical Thomas
r. Dew, Professor.
s. School of Humanity, Dabncy Brown Professor
o. School OF Modern Languages, &. dc Ia Pena,
Z. Chemical and Philosophical VIM. B. Rogers,
Professor.
n The Political Arena, Fredericksburg, Peters.
Durg tnieihgencer, and Norfolk Beacon, will insert
the above, ond forward their accounts TO Major +.
Christian, Proctor, i'll this city.
oct 20 2aw5t
court Of monthly Sessions held i0r iHr county Of o
Haan al Inc court house thereof Wedns ,ay the 18Th
day OF August 1923 judith Howard late Judith Mstv MI
asa' James Clarke late sheriff Of Powhatan add as such
nI OF Robert w Nosby, deed who late sran of the
SAID Judith Howard. and jesse Owen and fIenry Aneon b
eenn'es, and Merit H. Booker, exor Of Lriceny Nosby
ec ~ Francis r. Harris Peter iesueur admir- Of his ;
ae Lucy os aud the said Jesse Owen aud Nancy lis
s,e Nary Is moby and Robert Anderson cxor Of Mary
Hnlamson deed, dfts-lN CBASCEHY
ih day came the plaintiff by his attorney and the defndan,
c .1atis no having entered ms appearance and given
sfcurhy Hccodi9 10 the act O assembly o(t
court and appearing To e satisfaction the court a he Is
y az ubsn'an 81 Ils Sonmonweah; is ordered, that the
Gay OF November o"h next (eng the third wcdncsay) and
@ DUE we wv o. We pan, AID give security for Pcrnng
the city Of Richmond fr two months snccessyeg d ,h
another copy Lc posted at TIC front door cou house Of
20 4 copy Tcstc. gN. & DANCE. On.
HtHERE viii be petition TO the next Assem-
n by oi Virginia, for leave TO open road from
Owens Tavern 10 TaylorsvIc, in Hanover. ond
thc1 on to The Caroline fine, in straight direction
oct w8t
'HNiIE Subscriber offers Tor salc an excellent fs-
a sorwent Of gentlenIen's and ladies' boots ann
shoc ,1 Among which are the following
zoo pr. gentomcn's morocco, calf skin ind s,,al
skin boots, n So 80 to Z pr. pair
~uOO pr. gentiemen's Gulf siIn boofees ind daig
sAin ond scul skin shoes and pumps
-VIO pr iadics pruuelia, morocco and seal GIN
ana Gather bootecs, walking sioes and prrnne
200 pair India rubhcr over shoes Ft0
700 pair Richmond made plantation si,oos
Aiso, general dssortncnt Of nisscs' bo,,s, SIl
drens and svans' shoes, and f,g dozen of T,i6nr-
sons celebrated elastic ruzor straps
Tie above were selected particularly by fI,e Sul
scbcr, for rctalng md he soIic purchasers f fll
andexaDiiEc i0r Themselves.
lie has made such arrangements with (ifn most
approved manufacturers In New York and pRTlafej-
pliia, rs VIII Insure constant sappIy.
oct l0--2awts SAMUEL PIJ'rNE.Y
sign ofthc Golden Boot, No 5, Eagle Row.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

M =. AZ rules held IN the clerks Office Of Louisa
county court, on tie Gs Monday in Spo,eo,Ie, falo.
R o. " W,'s administrator Of James Mcie H. dccd
~ WI" IN ms own right, and Eliza his wife y no vas
fI'A Niche, PITS against Matthew Niche john NsIie
Alichie dos '" "'o"'e' sho 'u'V
he defendants Matthew Mchie and John aIcie not svin,
en% @ o appearance and given security according to Law
VIZ futs o s court, and appearing from satisfactory
eyidnce that they inhabitants of ,bis SEAT, on ,bS
D ol VIC Panims by their counsel ordered that tho
~, uu1nnd's MATTHEW Niche and John Michc do appeaf
Ie ON the first day NJ December court next and answer tho
wv We plaintiffs and that copy Of this order o fhwii
un n some Newspaper published in the city of Richmond,
m ehi weeks successfully nood NJ tho ont door the
0"nI n mouse ~ thiq county, some court day.
"V-W6t copy. TeSe, JOHN HUNTER, T..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

Hcnroo county court, Aug. 18th, 1929 John w. Smith,
PIT 6g1Hd GeOrgiana Catherine Jones, infant, by John
80 m0shy shriof the county Henrco, her guardian al
men, assigned i the defend her in this su Samuel
T. PARSONS, and John EsteIl, dhs.-lS CHANcrny.
he defendant John E<ie having entered his nppeag
auoe and gwen security according the of assemble aud
we rules Of this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
nat be nor nhaban Of this couniry Is ordered ta
NE sad defendant do appear bore the first OF the
November tern aud the bill of Tie paiptd AID a. ~
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted ncwspaper o
ea IN the city Of Richmond for two months succcssgclv and
posted ~ the front door II tho huuse This co
u \ copy. Tcsie CBA'S WILLS, DoS IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
VALUABLE YORK RIVER LAMBS


WI subscriber wishes 10 sell one Of his FARMS,
- lying in York county, in virginia The Farm
proposed TO he sold OF 100 acres fat In nd and
ooundcd by York River, and Greek crnptyino INTO
the river called "Wo1nllcy IS Creek " from which Lin,
Farm takes It's There are about $50 acres oil
TINS Land open and in cultivation well ditched and
under secure new fences; the balance of the land X
hcavly numbered with large yellow heart PINE red and
white oaks the under growth of tins land not ccoi.
co. consists OF myrtle dogvood and aro pc vine shrub
bery-ibc best evidences of rich land Alneccssu1V
houses Tor farm arc crecicd--tbc Managers house
he whole yenr through are taken in abundance
within one hundred yards of the houses; vosseN
drawing feet water, are loodcd within one hundred
yards OF the barn-doors. The health of the Farm
IS tested by the fact, that The proprietor has not fr
the last ten years, paid in fees TO physicias snn
amounting TO fly dollars.
The subscriber will also sell ono of two tono,,,
and lots adjoining, in the town Of York-Tbe d,oet
ling house IL of brick in guod order md ,ha T.,
enclosures nearly new. The town Of York !, dts,a,1
from The farm above advertised bv ,ro,cr /, 4 -
only, and by land about mfrs Ibis 10 ox,ts
property er persons wishing residence, or The ms
session Of property, ON sa water. Yhc hcilties os
uanSpor'ihA produce from the lbrin 10 Norfolk RaT
.p'"tc, or New York, render his propertv ,nIuabir
INC ian" - wei adapted 10 The growth of n kinds ~
BI"'' 'opacco and coitonhc hitter MINT 10 i,,S,,
g,o%"g hNunahtly on The farm and Is bcoorono tIn,
aHPIc :" inc eastern part Of Tire Stntc Gentlemen
uB W purchase, re invited TO view tho firm ami
u"enngs, winch VIII he shcwn by the insna0rr. nv
ng II. W" ormleys Crook" or by The eubscritcf ia
P'Vl, - THOMAS GRIFFIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29
Richmond Nail Mannfactory.

JAOR sale on very reasonable terms, from 500 TO
Il 1000 kegs of cut ns and brads, ofvarions SIZES,
from Sd to i0d, IN kegs from l00lbs, to 2Golhs.-
warranted be made from StcetiSh iran and fIdn
Pig or Bloom. Iron, is customary in The Northern
States;
ALSO
Spikcs from 20 inches. clinch nails of different
sizes suitable for tobacco kegs and hhds, nail rods,
horse shoe iron, rolled iron 81 different WIDTHS
AMI prepared to execute with dispa CHI any
dcrs this line, aud request merchants und others
who deal in nails, &c. to apply if they lnil as
sortment. =. HAXALL & co.
u,tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-29

~ r. JAMES LYNCH.--Srn, "A - v,,, are NO,
, LIN resident Of this Commonwealth, YOU will
tako notice. That have Sled in the clerks Office ne
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ny P'lHn, ~ TIC Legislature of Virainia at ito rext
session for divorce from Won. 80"
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