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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-10
Nor. 7.
Culpeper Land Jor Sale

v virtue of decree of the county court of Cu,.
pepper IN Chancery, in suit in which ]. w
Green, executor OF Mary Stephens is plaintiff and
Philip Slaughter is defendant, | shall on the 9th
day OF January next, al the front door of Ward,
Tavern at CuipePer courthouse, expose to sale tc
the highest bidder, tract Of land containing one
hundred and fifty acres, or less, in the coun
~ oil Cuipeper, adjoining the lands of Daniel F
slaughter, John Slaughter and Philip Slaughter
on the waters OF Cedar-run. Terms of sale a ere
DIT oil g, IL and is months, in three equal
instruments. Bond and security with deed OF
trust upon the land, to be given by the purchaser
VIM. GREEN, comm'r.
Zee. U.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-10

n Cdanesty- Vrsnis at Rules holden IN the ele,L'.
Office Of the oehsueery for the Richmond
District the 9Th day OF October 1879
The Mutual Assurance Society sgsins Fire budipe,
Of State Of VHSnis, PhH
Against
Mary Tompkp widow Of Christie Tomric.. d.s.s
John Tomr kiu,, wm Ton pkip,, Ludlow Tom Mar
Frances TomP kin, Emily Tompkns Charlie. L. P.udeto.
snd Sstsh his wife, late Sarah Tompkn, said John n
William Ludlow, Mary Fianets Emily and Sarah being
The children and hers o the said Christopher
Jsmes Brown j, Jaquene p Tay Benz Toupkn,
John j. Taylor in his right aud surviving partner OF
the late hIm Of Edmund Taylor co., The Presdeu, Dee
tors ADD Company Of the Farmers Bank virginis Tbs
f.iden Directors Company Of the Bank VI Uuit4d
Staes w m Brown sdnr with the will Of William
teddy dec, James Winston of Hanover WIN. Price late
and Lucy b's wife late Lucy Butler Joshua Crump S.r.h
his wife, late SARAH knbrough, john g. Williams. Thum,,
Ioorer, Robert Johrsou William j. Cole acting paner al
William j. Cole J.hn Van Lew, sur vyinr p.Itper of
Adams Van Lev" the same John Van Lew, Thos Brosi.
enhrousb aud Jsquene Haye, late merchants partner,
under the firm o John Van Lew CO.,, Samuel PaySI1
John Staples, Philip lisxa, Byrd George Frsneis Wietsr
John IonPkp', of the of in,
murray, Francis g. sycr, err Edmund TAYLOR, sen
late OF Hanover, dec; Nehemiah Tiehenor Ira Tichenor
John Marshall, adm OF Wn. M,rshai dec. aud William
u Wfer Sergeant Of the city vi Richmond, and AZ sueb
sdn'r OF the tsate Of Edmund Taylor, dec. PltG,
The defepdsots SAMUEL PARKHILL & NEHEMIAH
IiCHENOR, not having cntee their sppe riv,
eury according ohe act Of Assembly III. rules of mi,
court, and appearing by satisfactory eye q tbs, h,, ~.
defendants do here the the next
r-ru the bill Of the plaintiffs. that copy Of hi,
Order he forthwith inserted er in
tbs hy o. RichmoHd for months and posted =,
the on door vi the capitol, in the said city COPY. Tee
NJ VIM. G. PENDLETON,c c.
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Dec. 4.
Chanee'y a. Court laid Tor Cumberland Oouniy II,s
rhnma. Swamp and Sally W. Swami hi, wife, Phf,.

IN a. Court Laid FOR Cumberland Oouaiy, is
Thomas Swamp and Sally w Swami hi, w;fs p,o
AlIn wilson and Daniel A. Allen E1or. Of Sally Macon
de,d Rsbee.s Red, Jefferson wood.on and sally HI. 49,
Robert Faulkner and Be.ey H. his wife Miller WooJ,a,'
Redo Redd Jane Redo Robert sIS RssssGa
And ron Kedd Virginia M'ehauI, Bet,ey Mehaus and Ma
NJ" hau.' Jr Joseph Fuqua, Richard Michaul IT, &c.
'" The heb Be iea ssa ,.e. .onP; De..
few M Roberts and Amsoja, his wife, bares Gsllow,y
ana sally, his wife. 10" having entered Appearance AMI
s . 81, U nn, and ~ ..tasoty .nte that
arpes here on the & ssH oa that the ,ad
ruary term and answer the bill Of the Psiuti and ,b,
published the City Richmond for two month,
ana posted al the frou, door of courthouse of b;, %
Der, - TscHAhNER wooDsoN.
i'm o chanoery, Northumberland County Court 18Th Nov.
Warner Hur,, and Elizabeth X. hi. wife, Pl,f,.
Kemp Hurst, Isaac W. Hurst, ThOn., X Hurst. and Viz
Th' day came the pG, by their COUNSEL .nd srpe.Iius
I'aa, w Hurst, and Thom4, Hurst, are no, pbsb,n, 81
~, Com 90 the motion of the Pl, ordere
March nei aud su,wer The bill Of the p and that eopy
y IN come newspaper Pub.hed within iI State and ais,
posted al The front door oftbe Courthouse county
pe,.n. ss-vaw A 0Pr' re''e'r ,.-rs
TN chGncery: At Rules held in The clerks OF
-hce of the county court Of Buckingham, on Mon.
day the 9Th day Of Oct. 1929
Rhoda Gannaway and Judith Winneford,
Plaintiffs
against
Edmund Gannaway, adm or with the will annex.
ed OF Jefery Robertson, dec. and Noryell Robert
son, nc,.
The defendant Norvell Robertson. moi hair,
entered his appearance, and given security accord
ing TO the act OF Assembly and the Rules of tbis
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence.
mat he Is not an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth.
IL Is ordered, That the said Norve Robertson do
appear here on the first day OF January court newt
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for .
months successfully, and posted at the front door
OF this county. copy Teste,
X. ELDRiDGE, d. c.
wy -. 63-w1w
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Taiuabie Real estate for .Salc

sxY V"tue o deed OF trust made by john Robn,on ard
~ agnes his wlit, 10 as tie subscribers which bea
T." 10th LAY Of 1919 aud to record
!" iehfeo county court on the 2Is day of the No
vember, nee shall Oh FRIDAY the Sta day february
between " o'clock forenoon, and o'clock afternoon
iar oot, at the tGle far day the, eat
ter at e front door OF the Esg Hvte the CITY of Rich
mOnd, sell al public aucton TO the highest Tor ready
mony certain tract or Parcel Of land, by John
Robinson commonly called UnOn, yIng beng in ent,,
county and the north fork of the Brook run ,buu ~
miles above the city OF KIcm~pd sc or t,Je.i
- n" was sold sad conveyed ~ the bn RobDson by
panney Williamson aud ms wife Containing $50
or 30 mitch OF sand tract and sPputeusno-s
to RAISE The sum OF two thousand bunured and seventy
aOiais aud sIy Cents aud the interest which has
accrued sud Will thereon from the 2Ot Nnytmb
1870, uP 10 the SAID tine OF ssedus May Shepaa and
DheI heirs and legal representatives. of Samuel shepstd
" 49,
The title Of the above property us believe TO he o,,s, End
inquest enable; but shall convey only such =. IA ved 40
US a. trustees AFORESAID. IL l.. WIGHT, l.r.
wn. moNCURE, Trustees.
N ID The purchaser paying $50, ssry of tIi.
drsdmdy have credit lot number 81 years tor 50 much OF
the balance of thu pch1se money shall not exceed
2b79 dollars satisfactory ,ecury he syenIuteI ~
pad 'tnianhual Further particulars may known by
ip,tms L. IL. l.. WIGHT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-10

CONTENTION
M Tx stand the Town of W.tr.nton
Petersburg, Jan. 4. rs ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-10

The shove Newfoundland land well deserves The attention
OF persons disposed 10 purchase of rs
nu use value, hut the OF situation heinz hes-
uy,"t waitTed IN good neshbcufhood and lying very
ar ,ns brook iurnPke-So great proportion OF
wood OF original growth, f and nine OF be.
4'a"y, that bseVs about 100 Of the uay
Faeu ana ;uhc'sncy 'e Tor the support Of the psds.u
since have owned beng THAI Is yeas paftc lar
attention hi bee" rad TO the preservation Of the timber
all the land "a woods OF Ouy II good, hut
quality A.J loId per day, by team, may be
TO Richmond, except IN the short days Of winter, res,
be've the wood may be made produce iioD so 10 ~
dollars per acre ciear OF expense There land
d"eins house ~ toetahie good repair aud small but sub
| tend I'd for = Ogers.er. ~
Adjoining this tract, have smaller one Of 100 scre,
PfoePiiy cleared, with dwelling buuse by fest
whch would ie'l al reasonable pfce tue purchaser o
the oheT tract, " he should wish 10 add tOu
=, j. ROBINSON.
bec' - To- w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-10

MiNGES FERRY.
'iE Ferry from Cookies Land Prince Geofse 10 Wey.
shOke ~ Charles Guy, sgain established, aud
siSnsl will he attended to-
January g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-10

N8ORr WINE ~ 90 Ks Ut dozen hotties each
~ nadeirs Wine IN quarter y half quarter casks
London Porter BfOwn Stout pt & qt. bottles
Ciseso of Esrhen Ware s'5jrted- sdy Wrought Nai5
English White Lead snd patent shot
tlusd, pfut snd q 3 ". bottles
Tn piste ~ hoTes, is cross IJfagisrs Conner
British Germsn sbufss, &c.
Liverpool filled sacks Of ssli-for sale by
G.. &. A. WARWICK.
Jan. rs ue.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-10

Patent Seine Threat, 81 COtfon Bdgging.
NE subscribers have received SOObs Patent Theai suit
se fo h9st or dh seinS, from i6 10 80 Inclusive,
nG 70 pieces Hemp Flsxsn Cotton BsgSps; 20 On hsnd
senef' s'5oroieat Of Dy Good for sale at t lowest
market pfices 4. L. JAMES.
MGrket Square.
4
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Dec. II,

III n chGneery: At Rules held in The clerks OF.
nee OF the county court OF Buckingham, on Mon
day the 9th day Of Oct 1925
Rhoda Cannaway and Judith Winneford,
Plaintiff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01

Ia dissolsiilg the polikicai connaxinn which las
SO long, and in such variety Of FORM existed be-
tween the people Of Tennessee aud myself no pr-
vate Affections however deep incnrable can forbid
an expression OF the grateful recollections so en-
inentE due to the kind partialties Of an indugeut
public.
From my earliest youth, whatever of talent was
committed TO my care. has been honestly cultivated
and expended for the common good; and at no peri
cd Of life, which has certainly been marked by
flu portion Of interesting events, have any views of
private interest private ambition been permitted
TO mingie IN the higher duties Of public trust. In
reviewing the past, can only regret that my capa-
city for being useful was unequal to the devotion
of heart; and is one of the few remaining conso
lations Of my life that even bad been blessed with
ability equal to my zeal, my countrys generous sup
port in every viciasude Of life, has been more than
equal To them both.
fhat venoration for public opinion, by which
have measured overy act ofmy official life, has taught
me TO hold no delegated power which would not DO
doay renewed by my constituents could the choice
be daily submitted to sensible expression Of their
Wall And although shielded by perfect conscious
ness OF updimnished claim TO the confidence and sup
port of my fellow citizens, yet delcatey circumstan-
ced az am, and by my own misfortuncs, more than
by the fuuit continuance OF any one, overwhelmed
by sudden calumties it is certainly due myself aud
more respectful to the world, that I should retire
from n position, which, in the public Judgment,
might seem to occupy by questionable authority.
Ii yields me sInall share ofcomort, SO far as
am capable of taxing comfort from any circumstance
that IN Tesigning my Executive charge, am placing
II In he hands Tone whose integrity and worth have
been long tried who understands and will pursua
the true interests oil Tie state; and who in the hour
OF success and in the trials Of adversely has been the
consistent and valued friend Of that great aud rood
man, now enjoying the triumph Of his virtues IN the
conscious secnrity ola nations gratitude
SAM. HOUSTON.
CT WILLIAM HALL,
Speaker al the Senate, Tenn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01
Commercial Kerord.

DATE LATEST EUROPEAN ADvIcEs.
From Liverpool, March 81
SlDtGer 81 Bonts and amount Of Produce passed dozen
through The LolVrr Locks.
APRIL 29.--!02 hhds. tobacco, 10 hhds S, ems 81
kegs man. tobacco, 10 bis. -four, 9 bus. me al 1000
ID of bacon tlerce tobacco 400 h.. 90 ID. soap 900
feet OF plank, IA tons of pig metal tons of sand 90
boats, IL coal boa;s, $685. bus. coal.
Saies gf' I6jqcro at faction at Sturlae Uarehuee.
80h .3prit, I82s.
PissEn-2 binds at 50 So at 6; at ) 20; 2 at
> 20; at 90; al 4; ut !; %; l at 10;
at 10 Is; l at 49, at rs; , at 9 25; at 10; !
at . 25; at TO- at 5; az 80; 2 AT 4 90; l az
Az; at 90 at 90 l az 90.
at IS.
REEusED-l hid at S. 10; l at 3 90; / a. 90:
? ut 81; at so; ] at 4; z at 4 10.
OLD REFCsED.-i hid at SO so; ! at so; / at
4 10; at 4 80; at 3 20; = at 4 10; l at 4 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01

MARRIED, in Williamsburg, Tuesday. az the resi-
DEUCE Of j. Cabaniss, Esq by the Rev. Mr. Enipre JOSIAH
AssorT Esq. Of the Editors OF this paper Miss YRGuI
youngest daughter ofthe late Vim. w. hening.
On Thursday, the 3oth b. the Rev. RIE Charlton Mr.
JoS j. BINFoRD Miss CoRNELIA g. all of s CIV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

FIKGI1NIA ELECTIONS.
WaSGungi0r-NO opposition 10 Alex Smyth lor Cosess
House Of Delegates Robert Cummings Az Keller as
jos Miller z60 Charles l. Harrison 1876.
H. OLD. Lewis Han 4ya Col Eli Cooks 4iS-Jno Blair a5l
CITY ~ Wiaustarg-Eor Congress- Basseu II, Coke 81
MI Braxoon got 30 voe-H II D.: VIM NJ Moody reelected
without opposition.
"ostoN RoroHgh-2d GdI-For Congress: Geosge Loyal
%, Thomas Newton IL. Majority for Mr. Loyal Is; Mr.
Mevtons present majority in I've district IS State Senate
VIM Holt 40 John A. Chandler H. House of Delegates:
II. b. Grissby "a. or Polls sill open
AZ the close OF the second days election, MIR Newton
IS ahead and certainly eecied-yoes enough remaining
10 turn the scale
In the Williamsburg district Aecanac ony remains 10 he
heard on As Mr. Coke received the nomination OF strong
party in that county the probability is that he also got
vote there II the stTongestcounty below tide aer and had
It in lis power take up fresh candidate and elect him
Col RaSseit Is Aeconac, little behind te before
Mr. Coke, We DO not know which Mr. BTaxtOn in the
ofboth
New Members
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01

The Naiiopab Journal states Dun Green's Office
Of Printer To the Senate to bs worth and of
the House of Representative, to be of the value of
$4,000 per nnnum--we presume that the gross
amount OF his receipts as Printer to each House is
rneant-total $4,000 per annun. Verify, Duff, you
are "Printer" "by authority" to some tune. Better
than selling beef to the Pottawatnies, even than
Your saluryas Baptist itnerant Preacher,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01
agpoi,,,u,ents hg ne residcnt Of The Uni,ea Slar,s.

.4ppoi'iu,eHs by ne Presidcnt Of the United Siafss
The news of the several appointments published in
mas boon fully confirmed and addition 10 tho above the o
lowing appointments have been auonativcy annoupcptl
aud Inspector OF the Revenue for the Port ofBufao Creek
William H. Hnrst Receiver Of Public Moneys at Jefferson.
Thomas johnson Collector and inspector Of 81, Mary,
Maryland
AS. Tbtuyton Collector and Inspector Key We1
William Baldwin Surveyor and Inspector New Haven
Joseph Iarwli Receiver Of Public Mo1eys rim Ohio
joseph s. Lake Register Of the Land Office at Wooster OHIO.
Thomas Hood Register Of the Land Office AZ GAINESVILLE
David G. Skinner Receiver ofPuble Moneys Marietta.
John Wolvcron Receiver Of TLfc Moneys ynccnpcs
james w. GardnrI Register Of the Land Once Tiiu Ohio
BobeT Rogers Receiver Of Public Mopcys Oyciousas.
Andrew Mack Collector and Inspector al Detroit
hen N.Low surveyor and Inspector, Nev Brunswick, New
Martin Gordon Collector at New Orleans
Peter X Wagner Naval Officer \ New Ohcnns
iH6ert r Garfield Appraiser Of Goods at New ofcans
isaac Preston Aegis,cr of,Ie Land oo A. Nss o,lc,o.
William L. Roheson Receiver Of Public Moneys New Or
Lnyi r. Lincoln Appraiser Of Goods Boston, yer W Little
William s Coo Appraiser Of Goods, Ncw York
Jeromus Johnson Appraiser Of Goods, do Md Jm.
A little 7tysfeyiouS.---The Nashville Republican of
April 18th, contains tho following letter of Gov.
Houston Of Tennessee, resgning the station cf Go
vernon. We have no clue to discover the "suddcn
calaruitics" by which Gen. Houston says he Is over
whelmed,' and which have caused his resignation.
IIisetter we recommend TO the reader, model Of
genuine feeling and cpistolary elegance. Ills mis-.
fortunes whatever they arc, have impaired cloqucncc
10 bis pen.
FroBl ne Nashville Republican of 4p,sy ~
II will be from the following letter that C;over tto,s
ton resigned the Executive Chair of this STATE G h
visions Of the Constitution Of Tennessee In case Of the Ssb ~
resignation ofe Governor thu Speaker % the Senate
Hiss Accordingly yesterday Gen Hall Of sumner oo,,r,
late Speaker Of the Senate took the oath Of ONCE and Is no
Governor of,he SLATE Of Tennessee
Executive OTFreE, NASHVILLE, ~
16h April, 1929.
SIM Il has become my duty to resign the office Of
chief magistrate Of the State, and place in your
hands the authority and responsibility which, on
such event, devoives on YOU by The provisions Of
tho Constitution
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01
MARINE NEWS.

PORI' OF TiCH.nONI5.
ARRIVED,
a General Washington, JeffIes, with sgndries 10 OTIS
Dunlop & CO, Lewis Webb CO, NoItam a. AicCruter n
Iimbt rlake, and Poe s. Brothers.
SchT Az fay Ireland, from New York, with ballast.
Sleep Valiant, MCGEE, from New York, with ballast.
SclT sally Eliza, Harrington, fem Baltimore via NonLh
& City Point, with Lard.
SAILED,
Schr HaHet, Baker for Portsmouth a. H. with coal
SooP SaPI'al, Ackiey, for Nev YOfs, coal.
schr Pelican. Mason, for Baltimore with coal and tbacco
KIN John & Liza. -, far PeiC1 sbuc, with tobacco.
Sehr Virginia Price, foE Alexandria. with coal
NEW YORK, April 27.-CleaIed, schr Gazette, lynch.
Norfolk '-E'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01

BY D.AVENPORT, .4LLEyN &, co.
GROCERIES.
On MONDAY the 4th inst. at 10 O'Clock, at Off
auction store,
10 hhds prime n. Orleans sugar
. do St. Croix do
5 do ". Orleans rom
, 90 n. England do
10 bbls DO do
pipes II. gin
90 bags green coffee
20 bbIs whiskey
10 barrels win'eF and suuntneroii
100 boxes brown soap
90 bbls No mackarel
20 boxes sperm candles
Antigua rum So
Imperial and gunpowdcr tess
or. casks FreIGh n. wine
100 bags shot
Writing paper
Cider. &c. &c d. y. s. CO. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01

The New York Morning Herald, mentions it as
Curious fact, that the city of Mexico was i!lumra-
ted, when intelligence was received there of Gen.
Jacksons election. 1t is no more curious than the
advice Of the fox yyho had lost his tall his broth
rem, to cut OF theirs. The Mexcans under the mill
tnry yoke OF Guerrero had no objection 10 have
their rnisfDrt,nes EohtpnJ bv comnanv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01

u We invite the attention of our Editorial Bre-
thren in New York. TO the Richmond Four Inspector
Notice. There is reason to believe that DISPOSE
ton has been manifested in that city, to dscredt the
Richmond brand which has long stood 80 high all the
world over at any rates to expose the shippers of
flour here, every possible harassnent and penalty
The New York Inspector is appointed by the Legs-
lature, and from this circumstance may feel inclined
TO cultivate his popularity with the farmers o New
York, at the expencc of little injustice to the Viz
ginia four-any discrcdring of which, operates as
premium upon that of New York. This may no, be
SO, and We hope is no.bp. the circumstances look
little lkei.. 1t deserves to be looked into for the
credit Of New York liberaity and justice. and for
the sake Of the trade of that city, which cannot be
benefited in the long rum by unequal regulations,
aud partial burthcRs upon those who 60 there 10 seek
u market.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01
GetctsotI sales.
THYTl N AO
E.YECJTOR,S Sir

virtue OF the last will and testament of Jos, u-
uecd, L. a surviving exor VI said last will and testament
shah expose to sale public ascton on the ur.nss u.s.
Friday, ue Isl day of May ar u O'clock ga he
-Four Heres Gro,od on the Deep Run Turnpike Road hprs
diaey in front Of Beleyie House, ary opposite Ju
Cards. - Nas
ItEN+-0uei fourth of the purchase money viii be required m
cSn the balance payable o. and IL months puf.s
ss -lHds with approved security Tearing interest from
y sle' ana deed ct trust the property the
ine sale Will he conducted by Thomas Taylor
ap2l-ict Excc,,,or ~ IL, c On s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01
BY OTIS, DUNLOP g. CO

D1 OIIS, DUNLOP 81 CO.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the list May, at 10 o'clock, viii be
sold at our auction and commission store an assor,
ment of GROCERIES.
april 90 o. d. g. Co. Aucts.
HATS, &c. AT AUCTION.
VIII be added to our sale THIS MORNING.
IS cases of hats, of different qualities, some OF
them superior quality
10000 Spanish segars.
may .. d. &, Co. Aucis.
ADDITIONAL
WiH be added 10 our sale His D,uy1ir-
IN Hhds prime st. Croix sugars
AZ 10 do New Orlcaos DO
10 casks rice
20 bbls coffee
80 boxes soap
90 DO candles
Gunpowder, imperial and young dyson lea
Rum, gin, brandy, wines
Chocolate, mustard, pepper, ginger
Irvine, pipes, &c. sc.
may 1t o. d. g. co. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01
Executive OTFreE, NASHVILLE, y. J
1874 .ADrU IRlo

SIM II has become my duty to resign tho office Of
chief magistrate Of the State and 20 place in your
hands the authority and responsibility which, on
tho Constitution.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01
Second and Last Concert.

CECUNu anu Last concert.
M K. FRANCIS having been earnestly requested
IsA to give another Concert previous TO his leaving
Richmond, bias the honor to announce that he wi !
give second and last one on Saturday Evening noxt
Nav Dad, at the Eagle Hotel NAV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01
BIGGER'S OFFICE.
hRAWN numbers in the Grand State Lotter,-
- Il. l., class 10, No. /.
-, II, 9, II, %, 81, IL, 10, so.

NEXT LOTTERY.
The Maryland State Lottery, class No. /, will t1,
drawn 1O-VhoTro'0 afternoon IN Baltimore, aud the
drawing received at Biggers Office, on the second at
ternoon following.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01

sickeiS -, halves SO, quarters I2{.
For sale, IN the usual variety of numbers. n, fIYa
ever fortunate BIGGER'S OFFICE.
Where has been sold and paid to residents of Rich.
aond within few days, less than ten capital Dri
~eS aD 80 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-01

DATE OF LATEST EUROPEAN ADvIcEs.
rom Liverpool. Ma
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-02
CIRCULAR.
To the collectors fCustoms-supplc
tary to the instructions Of 1871
Seniember 1879

To the collectors ofCustoms-suppt,
tary to the instructions of 1871
September, 1923.
Treasury Department, Aug 8, lSs
There being some diversity in the I
tee at different ports, in computing
allowance or deduction five per Z
which 1t Is the usage oftrade to maE
Broad Cloths, It is deemed proper G
tablish a uniform mode by u genen
structlon.
Ii is understood that this deducia'
made in the first instance by MAJ
turer for the shrink Of the cloth, AFR
measurement at the mandatory. u
lates therefore TO the quantity, and q
the price OF the cloths. 1t Is conseqs
to be so computed as TO be taken Dol
quantity alone.
But as the deduction is founded upS
fact that the manufacturers measure
not hold out, and this Is an average Z.
upon between the manufactured al
merchant, to ascertain with COVE
the true measure of cloth, It IS not /
allowed atthe Custom House m any
where it Is ascertaiued that the ~
which the Usage has been founded ha'
disregarded in making out the %
And whenever the actual measunfl
a package Of Broad Cloth shall e
exceed the measure stated in the ~
exclusive of the deduction) the na'
ment Of such package must be y
of all those ofthe same description
same invoice without deduction. I
owner or consiguees shall Object
average upon other packages, the
er will at his request cause s1sn !
packages to be examined, and ias I
charged according TO the same rule
s. d. INGHAM, Sect'y o. y
Sam'k Swastwout, Collector New |