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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-27

Connecticut School Fttnd,-From the Annual Report o.
the Commissioners OF the School Fund.- to the Legislature
this Stale, learn that the capital of Fund amounted
on the first day of April 1s2s to lss2,26I g. which i
invested as follows, viz:
In bonds and mortgages, $l454435 al
Connecticut Bank Stock, Al $50 O0
cultivated lands and buildings, .I7444 "a
wild lands in Ohio, Vermont, and New
York, I38 a23 Of
farming utensils and stock farms I75O 90
cash collected from principal, 1880 60
The derived from the Fund during the year ending
the thlrtyrs of March, 1885, amounted $50 243 29
The State divided into bundled and eight School Soci
ees which contain, in the aggregate, according to the emu
meraton taken August last s4899 children between the
ages four and The dividends made Schools from
the School Fund, amount TO eghyye on each child
enumerated; that 7264 is have been maid from
this fund for the support of Common Schools during past
year. The Commissioner thinks he shall able the next
make still larger dividend and that the of the Fund
will justify Its permanent continuance Con Mirror
An association has been formed in Alabama for
abuses in eeconeering The members have pledged them
selves not to vote for any for any Office who will ride
through the country electoneer for himself and treat with
spirituous liquors to procure votes
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-27
FOR THE MECHANICS ADVOCATE.
MECHANICS.

1t has, believe, for some time past been in consem-
platoon among the MECHANICS of Wilmington, 10 form
AN Association having in view objects similar 10 the
"1'fechancs Union Of Trade Association" of Phila-
deipha, but entirely ignorant that any public
proceedings had taken place relative this Natter u
til informed of it by perusng the Mechanics Free
Press of the goth inst, in which the editor speaks of
having received copy of Resolutions, passed by our
brethren of Wilmington
All this is passing strange to myself as we'll as many
others with whom have conversed, not one of whom
ever heard of any such meeting In the name of all
that is just why should any part of the mechanics of
our borough be kept in ignorance of matter of such
vital Importance to the whole? Is there any intrigue
on foot to establish society of mechanics the object
of which is to be but partially beneficial? If so, the
rejoicing of the editor of the Free Press, at the CO.
operation of the mechanics of Wilmington, will be
of short duration.
In Philadelphia, the association of mechanics has
no sordid, no selfish views to accomplish. All classes
connected and they act together for the mutual ben
eft of each other. This noble superstructure which
reflects much honor that heretofore despise and
prosecuted class of useful citizens and which will ere
long arise. like phoenix from its ashes, and make the
oppressor tremble, has done much good, and still con-
tinues to prosper.
do hope, Messrs Editors, that measures will be
speedily adopted to form society of mechanics the
object of which shall be similar to that of our sister
city, and that public notice of meeting for that pur
pose, will be given, and my word for it, we will have
large meeting of citizen mechanics who are becom.
ing sensbly alive to their interests and their RIGHTS
A MECHANIC. |
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-27
NHEAP BOOT, SHOE AND TRUNK N

" RY The subscriber takes this method of nforjng b;e
friends and the public general that he has the
above business, in all its branches, at No 90 Mr.,
ketstreet Wilmington, Delaware Where he intends keen
ing hand extensive of all the above articles
IN his ne made OF the best materials and by selected work.
men, which will be sold the lowest rate for cash and gd
acceptances. WILLIAM MAGENS.
May, 1929 29-sn,
N! B. Country Merchants and Others can he snnned "a
the shortest notice. {s-.a..f IT,
Fifteen twenty Journeymen wanted Immediately to work
upon Shoes and Boots
GpoARDiNG-Af few geneel boarders may be accomnsc.
I'LL dated at No. los, Market street. =
Wilmington, Feb. 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19
NEW DKN GOODS nToRE.-..Laur,s ~ y

NEW DIN GOODS HTOAE.--J.4AiE,SA Hun
TEX has taken the stone formerly i'm the occupancy Of
,s Sams Sop Brothers mnediely opposite MesSr&
Han Moors1 and has 90 hand general assortment OF
staple and tncy Dry Goods among which are
Cloths, cassimccs aud saiincts, fine and ctnrse
REQ, white, grccn and yellow iannrfs
SILK and striped Valencia veshvs
Swansiuwn apd Narsnllrs do.
lI sh and Gennan linens, lawns and cambrrs
eaiteocs assorted, embracing u grlzu variety
Fancy, striped and plaid gjnghams
Pam and figured bo,nbazc,ts various colprs
Al To Cd jaconet and book musrins
Null India and Swiss do.
Swiss and black Italian silk crayats
canton and Mans. rin Grapes; Italian do.
Black Italian lusiring, senchews ani ssiIsiets
\ large assortment oil silk, cotton und v,ucn hosiery
Fashionable bonn,f and belt ribbons
lds Bandasna and cotton handkerchief
Gloves and conbs ofevcry description
i'nicn and cotton tichhrs, furniture and apron chccas
ianscys and kerscys suitable for servants clothing
buwn and bleacbcd domeiics, diapers, &c.
taiIsting, hear,h-uss umbrellas, SC. sc.
ow nv cash - Nov I-,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

lanes WINSTON, Richmond. Agent for Vim.
Prince, Proprietor of l.innnan Botanic Garden,
Ncw-fork, Row so adyantageously known rs, the
most extensive and valuable establishment ofthc Kind
10 this county, will receive orders for any kind of
Fruit or ornamental Trees, Grape Vines Towering
Shrubs, Greenhouse Plants, Buloous Roots, &c.
bCatalogucs will be furnished gratis, and the most
to any part of tire State such articles us persons re-
siding at distance may order.
The Trees, Shurbs, Vines, sc. &c. are put up iu
the very best order, and may DO transported many
hundred miles without injury. The experience ofhc
Agent, though limited, fully i,rstiics him in recon-
inendng TO any person possessing but half OF
land to procure small assortment of vines, fruit
trees, &C., and others holding more land could not
do Off
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

Girmde aud Lot and Garonirc a I4ncr fl5 sr " si)
proposes 10 the numerous friends the cultivation RAPE
VINE in the Uir,i states Subscription which is now cr
hr a. L. viii cnsf-c 10 furnish Subscribers with their Grave
me Roots before the first reh n1t, md forward tti
OF expense &c the dien cities where lists
have been opened The Roots will he years old will
produce considerable fruit the sccund year the
oeing planted They will he carefully cassed packed
txc with some of tie original soil in which hfy have
raised which win guaiy facilitate the thriving of the Roots
When Tanspianied
Orders VIII hc rctualIy attended to- the Subscribers -
mating The quantities aud species OF the Grape Vine Roots
wsh 10 nave IiNy nj engage 10 pay for 1000 Roots more
al inc rate 81 Ia ols for each Root less than 1000
rate OF 10 cents aud - per Root So Roots
only f'oo OLD, shall be paid each!
Tor 1000 Or more la cents for hes than 1000 and ls M
less than 81 tuols.
Payucnt TO be made delivery Of the Roots Letters not
received, unless postpaid
C~ Subscription Lists are osncd- a, N;7c York with NJ,
ph2nse Louia,, 50 Wali-stect Eason, l.. Copeland Jun
ihn% r. MNiicharl; Phiiade pto, Nan Arnirr, Br,not
JAo o. LAY; S0raH-ih, Hall, Sharer 4 Tupncr:
.Nteo'''D', Fesdr & iiuo' C:a,Isiaa I. & 7. Street;
Mr., T. o,u,r Ioh o. the Co,sr Il ,! GIapc Vine and
on the Making at Wine In found hc PRINCIPAL Book
seller. OF the United States; ami his Agents win furnish trm
Citnio7e IF Grape Zine Roots, That M. IorsAr proposes 10
The following species are selected AZ the h,s, the choice 81
Tale Grape, FOR ,aGIy1g Sr,t Iripc-r iur-I Ala.
cant7 y Robin c With big clusters or Oil de- Tour grnan
;, Do Melting Tor ton'n Srcci Gaianr husca,; D.
Do Funsran; 7, Aeradcc from the river g. Nialvois
2 To%aw H. Syrian; H. Corsiania; y, Malaga RrDl3
Larry Muca IL, Aalvoise; II, Red Foot irIi Rougc) To-
Black Hambo;'r-: II, Constania.
For -NmrF-18, Auvcrga, 49, BlInquq'cc, N Do,,
Ge RENE: ~ Burgundy; 2, Aoron; ~ Madcre % Borpe
las; 2s, rcaIdan' 80, Chalosc; 81, a,sRtD2 Clar 50
50 lHnaneT; 49, Tcinuricr 10 Bournon; H. BouieilIan
II, Suisse; t3 St Antoine:
.cAu) Is, Do Goiem lis, Do: C!ackng; a, DO Musk rs,
Musat Iezardr r. Do Small Berries 30, (fnm Jer,ya-
!cn 81, Do from Jun) -, sauvsnon.-Rrp-5 Chasseas:
ST. AuSat Rou- 81 Mrat Grey IS, Dauias Violet; 80 Da-
mas OF Poltrrt; 81, Larry NaGdcleu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19
LEWIS WEBB & co.
OEFER non NILE

OFFER FOX SdLE,
and java
40 hhds rlolasses
20 hhds and o bbls st Crox and New Orleans 81,
hhas n boxes md so Lbls loaf and lmo s,,rnr
CD hhds and 100 bbls rye whskcy
10 bblS Caruthers rcctfcd do
2oo bbis Isle of Wight and Northern apple brandy
do peach brandy
hhds and 90 bills pure X. T.. rum
do Antigua do
DO Jamaica do
pipes French braniy
DO Holland gin
$ 3: 5s: = f s:::.E
Port, Muscat
London porter, cider
100 bbls vinegar
100 sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown Go
90 tons Swedes, English and American bar iron
> do castings
German, crawley, blistered and cast steel
Cut and wrought nails
$50 Spanish hides
$50 sides soal leathcr
60 sides upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
500 DOls n. Carolina cut Lerrinrs
80 do mackcrcl
10 DO prime pork
10000 lbs bacon
Is casks prime cheese
IRISH potatoes, tar, cOpperas alum
Birthstone, indigo, pepper, pimento
Race and ground ginger, almonds
Raisins, numegs, cassia, demiohus
Quart bottles, tumbers, decanters, Wines, &c
Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and tHlow caudles
Brown and shaving soap, beeswax
Imperial, gunP"wder and pouchong teas
Dupont's and Rogers gunpowder
Shot, bar lead
Clover, orchard grass and herds grass see1l
Whittemore's cotton and wool cards
ALSO,
Cotton bagging, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds of cor
dage
Seine and wrapping twine
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
Osna6urgs, hessians, cotton yarn
Domestic broad cloths, &C. &c,
ia los
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19
pEZE LADIES GARLAND,

Is contemplated to publish weekly in this city, a
- Dcln- Quarto Sheet, under the above title for the
sole benefit of an amable andineritorous Lady The
Editor and Caterer for this little ephcmerol 1t is in
the spirit Of reluctant prophecy we use the terlnl
TREMENDOUSLY hopes, that 1t may be sufficient barely to
announce the intention to insure the Ladies' Gar
land reasonable portion of patronage from the fair
daughters and matrons of Virginia. Independents of
the muniticent object Of the publications which in it
self il presumed to be passport to the hearts of
feminine scnslbty, the high character which the La
dies OF this metropolis, aud most parts of Virginia
have attained, for the successful cultivation Of elegant
literature cannot bot augur favourably Of the SUCCESS
of IN undertaking whose very title prcposscsscs with
the promise Of the appropriate banquet suited to their
acquired and forming tastes. Need it be made
query why an enterprise Of this character should not
receive the fostering attention Of fair Virginans as
hone productjon when thoir patronage is so freely
extended to foreign produetions Of similar purport
We hope it may yet be important item in the self
preserving principle Of independence with Virginia,
as IT IS with some Of her sister states pay pro-
per devotion TO the encouragement ofliteraturc with
IN her own limits.
TEnMs-The price Of the Ladies' Garland, will be
two dollars year. TO be paid half yearly in advance
~ Editors Of newspapers who may be disposed
TO exchange with Us, will confer favor by forwar-
dIn9 thcrS without delay. feb 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

Vh1lNlA; AtruleS, holden in the clerks Office of I'M
superior court of ehaocery for the Richmond di,,r;r,
ne ,n Gay OF July la2S: John Baylor aud George D.
baylor pits against Bobet Pollard James Brown IN bt
own Snt' snd asexor Of Robert Burton surviving parorr
OF D1asd Burton, Samuel um Thomai Pinker,nn
DIS. "''' oa"A'oP'Ss
au DANIEL Bell not having their appearance AMI
gwen security according to the assembly and the
es oi .s court aud appesTng by satisfactory vi
eat the said defendants do appear here on Die
"ay oil Tie next term, and the bill Of teyie
men oy 'he p'a,niisi aud that copy of dis order bc
nenn"nd' Tor two months successfully, and pos,cd M
The IRON, door OF the capitol in the said city
O+ copy. Teste, VIM. q. PHHDI ETov = n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19
II FOR SALE,
~ AXALT}S Nails and Brads. all SLING M Eactor,

III TOIb pALE,
- AHALLS Nails and Brads, oil sizes, at Factory
prices
goo bags Rio Coffee, green and new crop,
New Orleans and st. Croix Sugars,
100 Kegs Youle's patent Shot, all sizes,
Loaf Sugar, 500 boxes Soa - nd Candles,
trinidad retailing Holasses,
Wmte Havana Sugars, Ailspice, Pepper,
Ground pulverised aud race Ginger Mustard,
GmPowder, Imperial, Hyson, Young Tyson and
Pouchong Teas,
Jamaica Rum, Antigua ditto, Northern ditto,
Holland and American Gin,
Wbskey in IIhds and Bbis
french and Imitation Brandy,
10 pint Tumblcrs German Steel,
Liquor Cascs-Spanish Segars,
Sicily, Madeira and Sweet Malaga Wines,
Auscadcl Raisins, Indigo.
So0l and upper Leather, Wool Hats, Cheese, Che
cOlate, Russia Quills, Writing Paper. &c.
&c. Applgto OTIS, DUNLOP 81 Go.
!i;h ~ -.fo.,,t1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

VIRGINIA.; AT rules, holden in the Office of ,h
superior court of ehancrry for the Richmond ds,,h,
the I'd day OF Juae 1895: Jars C. Anthony pIt
John Marshall. Daniel Call aud George Fisher exls ~
inc Rev John Buchanar, dec Hill Carter. Susan ,,.,
mary Carter aud Elizabeth Carter, infant obildre os
charles Carter the younger, dec Robert RandoInh nj
Elizabeth his wife, formerly Berkeley, Walker Taylor and
elizabeth W. c. his wife, formerly Berkeley. Edm,nd
Bersiey Ann b: Berkeley, Robert G.. Berkeley PaIie F.
berkicy, 6eirs Of CathaIne S. Berkeley formerly Carer,
MARY w. Braxion, Ann Il. Lee, Bernard ~ Ca,,.,
Williams Garter, WIN. Fhzhugh Carter, Hill Ca,te,'
Thomas Carter VIM. r. Wickham aud Ann nj, ,ytcs
formerly Carter, nnd Edmund Wiekha.n and Lnev ~
WIFE ioInerly Carter. Nathaniel BurwelI and Iuev h
wife, John H. Carter Charles Shirley Carter Btadrn m
fancy aud MH'y W. his wife, late Carter of lsiw.r
Cat'er ChaIes Carter Joseph C. Cabell and Msrv M,
VINE, heirs OF Geo'se Carter Nancy Notvel the wido
and Josephine NoIvr, Martha Norveii, Mary Norve Ann
Thomas Norvel, infant children aud heirs OF Thoma.
NoIvel', deceased, and Polly Smith. DIS
The defendants Ann II. Lee aud Bernard NJ caY,s, nm,
having entered their appearance aud given security
coar u the act Of assembly and tho rules of mi, eo,,
anu % appearing by satisfactory evidences that thew a,
no. of this country; is ordered that the said
do appear here the frst OF the neg, ,e,n
ana answer The bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy Of Mn
ofuer DC forthwith inserted in ewspa nbI;<e
IN me city OF Richmond for months successyev and
posted at the front door the capitol in the said civ
% copy. Teste, VIM. G. PENDLEros C. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.


Ohm II. BLAMlRE grateful for past favorrs
- now offers for sale, at his Drug and Apotheca,,
Store directly opposite the door of the Eagle Hotel
Ills regular supply of fresh Garden Seeds which nc of
fcrs lower THAI usual and which he confidently recon-
mend6 to bis friends, customers and the public anon.
thcm-which are too numerous to rnention-viz:
Superior early Washington weeks peas
True do Charleston
Large dwarf marrowfnt
Whit kidney or bunch snap beans
Fine early york cabbage
do do Caulihowcr
DO DO BatteFsa
DO do Purple cape broccoli
Green cured and green globe savoy,
05,d all 0Lter kinds
White and rcd solid celery
Imperial rec cOss and brown Dutch lettuce
Scarlet shit top and white turnip radishes
Early golden Sioux corn, (ripen in Go days)
Large red tomato
Purple egg plant
Salsaia or oyster plant
NBstuTium
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

I'VE wing considerably enlarged his VINE
\ ARD, oh LcNc-lsr AAp, where he now has,
in full cultivation, 1hirtv.fre Heres Qf
GrOuad, containing 1000 Grape Vino
Roots; having also iiTo peculiar advantage
of being enabled to procure the best species
of Roots from his Fathers cxtcnsive'vinc-
yards and Nurseries, IN ;ic Districts Uf Bur-
.frf1,S (N...y~ u,1 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

Fl'RUST SALE OF NECsIsOEs.-Gy virtue of a decd
OF trust executed 70 by William Verse beading date
ule ninth day a August 1927 and duly recorded in the clerks
O1ce OF Holloway county, shall sell public auctjun 10 me
hige bidder, or cash, at NouOway count house ON Tia
te i2th day Of Dlach next, TIN NEClOES or 50 NAM 81
them shall DO sufficient to satisfy the purposes Of sa deed ~
trust aal convey tO the purchaser such title only as is vested
la nc as trustee. RICHARD X. GRILLE, Jr, Trnsicc
NniioMaY. Feb. 9Th. tggg 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19
SUBSCRIPTION
FOR IMPORTING; GRAPE ZINE ROOFS FROM
MIR. ALPHONSE LOUBAT IN

FR.4JTCE, at % iao1sJofc IJirt, and encouraging Me
ini'odueiion u hut Cuii,pe az nc Uai;tJ States.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

VIRGINIA.: at rules, hOIlen IT. the clerks Office Of tie
superior count Of ehaneefy for The Richmond district
uie 2nd day ~ February, 800: Isaac VancreL plfi
against Hrnry Davis q Co and iIenry ". Noncurc, mo-
John n binson' surviving pafinet of Moncure Eobn.
syD a. Ple-i sens, dts.
The defendants Henry Davis & Co, not having entered
r appearance aud given secuiy according to the act Of
senhiy and the rules Of s court, aud ppearing By
sasfaetoGy evidence that they ua hitnns of This
county; u is ordered that the said defendants do appear
here w drst day Of TIE June rm, nj answer the
bill Of The piant and thar copy Of this he fol.
with insefted ~ sone newspaper published IN city of
kiehnopd for two month successfully aud posted al the
font door ~ the capitol IN ihe said city.
copy. Teste, Wm. G.. PENDLETow g. g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

ViRGINIAs Al roles, holsen ,n ths esk on,e M .
superior court Of ehancey for the Riehmona di,r,,,
the 9Th day OF Jolly, l82 John Enrosghty aud Aa.,h
NJ. his wife. who MaItha NJ. Robertson, Areh.r
Robertson adm'or Of Nancy NJ. Robersop, who wa,
Nancy NJ Booker Joseph Scott and Caroline NJ. hs WIFE,
aud john Robssson and Elixab his wife, pns acaiss
Elizabeth Booker Elk Of william, NJ Booker deerssra
William Scott and Rachael r. .his wife, wiisus M !.
Booker wils', T. Eggles,on adm or Of Thomas Booker
dseeaseS, Armiseaa T. Tossnes, John Booker William IT
Eggieston In his right John S. Booksr, aud John A.
Iowhes' ad'no Of james To~nes, arceased, dhs.
Tho defendant john. l.. Towues, adm'or al. Jam,s
Townes dec not having eneted bs appearances and ave,
sse"y according to the ae Of assembly the rules OF
this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence bs,
no Is not nhrbitant Of this county; IL is ordered h.,
inc sHp defendant do appear here the FIRST dav ar M
neStterm, and the bill OF the plaintiffs ana IN.
COPY OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
published in the city of Richmond for o month,
swey, aud posted at tho front door Of the capitol In tbs
said city. .s. 80 -"
q, -A-eory: Te.,e, wm: q. PnspLsros. 6. g.
VIRGINIA.: At rules holden in the cietk's ofic. r,h
superior eoortof chancery Tor the Richaaond dsr,c,
ne nh daysfJuy, 1923: John Forbes ESQ., exseu,o, of
las, wiii and testament of William L. Myers dee plt
against James Scott, exor OF John Leslie decs...d "a
his sureties James Shiphard, William Mckenzie. r,svd
oare'ay' samuel Irving and james d. Scott, dfty
ihe see acas awarded In this not beinc
on the defendant Samuel Irving aud he not ha Wins
MS Importance aud given security according TO che aet M
assehoy ~ the rules OF this appe ring v sst
factory EVIDENCE that he Is MT of
ordered that the said defendant do appea here on he
hrst day OF the next term aud shew cause again., chs
revival sought ny the said process aud that COW m 49,
order be forthwith inserted in some pewspa No, ni.d
IN the city OF kehmond for months All
posted at the front door ofe capitol the said ei,y
Oh copy. Ieste, WIN. q. PENpLRros, O. q. 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

E,NOR hire, several women, boys AID girls, most
n ofthcn accustomed to house woEk--for part-
clfars cnqvir9 NJ tins ofrc. e. -f,.:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19
TOBACCO

VERY respectfully take leave to return my pafficl-
lar thanks TO those planters who have been 80 friend
~ as TO ntrust the management of their Tobacco to Inc
rs Salesman at the Public Warehouse. / hope it is
not necessary for Inc 10 cay, that my best eXcrtons
nave been used to render general satisfaction again
tender them the same attention, my health
trust has been rcstored-I would here remark TO my
iends for whom have done business as wei! as ma.
ny others for whom hope to be engaged that this no.
tcc woudnot have been introduced upon them but for
the otter OF DIR. Lakeland to do business the same
place as competitor. Our friends will please direct
their Tobacco to one the other ous they may
cause, which will any thing like contention. 1t
should not be expected that when there is fair
competition IN this way that the inspectors would
feel themselves IN any way Interested particularly
Ii the same patronage is extended TO the Wa \housc
as heretofore by the Planters. Should any 'NDhac-
co be directed TO the Ware house without specifying
any preference in the Salesman, the owner will ry-
collect that he has the right to choose for hin
oven on the day of sale. The situation of sadly
man ID IN no way connected with any of TIN
other duties Of the Warehouse. Consequently
AZ IS held alone by the patronage Of the Planters
and Dealers Surely can give better evidence of
my attachment to the interest of the Planters and INV
anxiety TO promote their interest than to annex the
following names, composing large majority of the
principal buyers, who have kindly directed nc TO
give reference to them by way Of showing their sa-
tlsfacon to my mode of doing business us Salesman
Thepartcuar patronage of such dealers is worth more
TO the growers Of Tobacco than any other evidence
That have to Oferfor such an expression of their
feelings, have only to return my humble thanks
The inspectors receipt for oil Tobacco sent to me will
be returned TO the owner consequently shall wait his
order Tor Its inspection and sale. An expenses paid
II directed, by the subscriher-Oifce at the Wnre-
house. II. Z. MONTAGUE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19
REFEnANrr.

Mi FFIANtTs
Rogers and Harrison,
JHo. aud I'm. GiiIiut,
Scott, H0Ile s. Co.
Ihos. Adkins,
Ja0. Stetotrot,
Kerr, CASTLE g. ca.
Gray and PanE-eg,
Geo. l.. Sampson,
4. Peiiic0ius aud Co.
j. Mare s. Son,
Wiiiiams & Cringaa,
y, ". Wintree.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-19

VIRGINIA; AZ rules holden the clerks Office n the
superior court OF ehanceTy for the Richmond district,
tne am Day Of August, 1929: William Megginson, pit.
agaTn Robert HoIsey adu'or ofJoseph G. Megginson,
and Philip Duvol, dns.
Inc defendant Philip Duvai, not having entered bis
appearance aud given security according the Of
assembly and the rules Of this court, aud appearing by
sasae'oTy evidence, that he is nbabitant this
country ~ ordered, that the said defendant do appear
hefe on tho FIRST day Of the and the bill
OF tho plaintiff; aud That copy NJ this order be forthwith
Inserted in some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
non Tor two months successfully, md posted front
door 81 the capitol, in the said city.
% copy. Teste, wM. G. PgNpLETov. e. 9.