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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-28

.M.rstaPs Safe of Land n Chesterfield County.
HeURSUANT to order OF the Superior Court of
- Chanccry for the Richmond dsuict, made on the
i4h day oil January 1929. in the case of Hall Bot
toni shall, on Monday the 7ih day of September,
1920 offer Tor sale, TO the highest bidder, public aue-
on on the premises tract OF ianh lying and being
The County Of Chestei field James River, bounded
by The lands OF Thomas Sratton Saml Clay and others
containing fifty acres, being The same .c; which
ihonas bottom re st,iodand the which was here
oiorc sold under decree Of the said court
IN he same cause oJohn Bennett OF Petersburghut not
paid Tor. Terins-a credit of IL mouths bond and Sc
cuiy' and tie title retained until the money is paid
sale TO commence az Ia o'clock.
J. GUERRANT, NJ 8. 4. c. r. d
hgNst y. 2b-tuS Or ne OF his der
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,aHJ4iS committed 10 the Jail of Hanover County, as
w runaway, OH tho 18th of May last, a negro
man named JIM who says no belongs TO negro trader
John Smith of the County Of FrederickThe said negro
appears to DC about twenty-five years Of ago. five feet
three four inches high, has several scars undcr
the right eye another his very visible
and two three the right wrist has two teeth out
ono above and the other below, and has good
nance when spsken TO, and of dark complexion. The
owner OF the said negro Is required to toward
prove property, and pay fees &c. or ne will DO dealt
with as the law directs JOS. STARkE, ID. 5.
August L. 25-wl2ts for Jas. Underw ood, Sheriff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-28

WNOR RENT.--On Saturday, the 9th Of september
n will be rented for the ensuing year, on the preni.
ses, the plantation called Retreat lying in the lower
end Of Hanover county, aud belonging The Of
Benjamin Oliver dec. CORBIN BRAXTON,
Aug. ~. 30-tds Guardian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-28

Ply virtue of deed OF trust, executed TO the sub
aD scribers by William Watkins, for the purposes
therein specified which deed bears date the 25h August
we shall SELL tho premises for cash. to the highest
bidder on Tuesday the Sh September next the
land called Horcea, lying in the county Of Powhatan
being the same whereon the said Watkins resides
also, at the time and place, and the same terms
two slaves, Jacob and Polly. The title to this property
Is believed be ndisputablo but shall convey such
only as is vested in Trustees.
WILLIAM y. DANCE, nv
CHARLES sELDEN, Trustees
August Is. 29-tds
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MOTICE.-The Executive win receive proposals in
conformity with the provisions OF the 3d section of
the act concerning the Arrnory, hereto annexedAnd
BIO II further enacted that the Executive 10 authorised
and required to ascertain upon what terms the 9ymoyu
'!1Has a,sd Land attached thereto, can be Sold en-
changed or leased for OF years. and Communicate
TO the next General Assembly the result OF their cagu
ry." BY order q the Executive
VIM. III. RICHARDSON, c. c.
Executive Department,
18th March, 1929. :
March IL
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RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACTURE

a NOTION cloths and yarns, of u superior quality
~ manufactured at this establishments are oflre for
SALE Wholesale and RETAIL the Propretors' Office ION
the street leading to Schocke Warehousc) at moderate
prices.
They will also wish to purchase quanty Of prime
cotton OF the ensuing crop. preference will be given
to cotton in the seed, which will BIO received OF the
Planters on the most liberal terms for
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
Nav 10. ,f
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J. GUERRANT, II. 8. C. g. RID.
August 10. 29-tds or one OF his deputies

ZEE ARSHAL'S SALE.--In pursuance OF decree of
1vH. the Superior Court OF Chancery for the Richmond
District pronounced on the iiri, day o Jr,.a2r 1873
in the of Brydc Us. Stokes SC shall on Monday
the 9Th day OF October next, the premises offer for
SALE public auction, 10 the highest bidder the tract of
land OF 200 acres heretofore sold by the plaintiff Charles
Brydie 10 the defendant German Y. Stokes. Terms
credit OF IL, Is and % months, the purchaser execu
ting bonds with approved security, and the title with
held as further security till further order of the Court
j. GUERRANT, NJ. s. C. C. n. d.
August la 29-tds or one of his deputies
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ExEcurIyE DrrAnrMnNr,

FEB. Fl, 1929
EBR0POShLS will be received at this Department
for the purchase of the transports in the pcuitcn
tiary Terms, cash. Those disposed TO purchase will
give in their proposals without delay.
by order, VIM III. RICHARDSON.
Feb. 81. 96-f
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EpIcIIARD %. sANXAY, having sueceeded NJ

~ WIN. III. Fiuwhylsonn in the business Of station
en- and binder, respectfully tenders his
vices to the former customers of the house, and the
public generally. II is his intention 10 keep constantly
on hand the very best materials for the manufacture Of
Merchants Account Books, Records and other blank
books And having been regularly bred to the hook
binding business, and possessing many years experience
nthe stationary and bookseng departments e hopes that
these, added TO unreining exerons, will secure 10 him
share of tho public patronage.
Merchants Clerks of County Courts and others par
tcuiary the customers Of his predecessor, may confident
" rely on his best efforts 20 give satisfaction both as 70
The quality Of the articles ordered and the prices.
general assortment Of stationary blank books school
books and miscellaneous works is now OIL hand TO
which considerable additions will be shortly made.
August IS. 2g-6t
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NOTICE beg leave to inform those whom II NAV
interest, that have declined business having dis
posed of my stock in trade 10 Mr. Richard d. Sa1xay
who has been living with me for 10 or IL years
Mr. Sanxay is authorised tosetle any transaction or
open account, relative to my late business-and his re
ccipt will be good against
Aug. 18th, 1920 WM. II. FITZMHYL SONN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-28

EBUBLIC SALE-On Monday, 3Ist OF August the
subs riber will offer for sale, the premises 10 the
highest bidder, his farm called Bloomfield the county of
Hanover lying On tho road leading from Hanover TO
Louisa Courthouse, about Is miles above the former
contains 81 acres by late survey Between fifty and
sixty acres OF excellent Swamp Land, and ono hundred
and forty of wood land One fourth OF the money
will be required the Is; of January, $780, when pos
session Ill be gvenand the other three fourths in
equal instaments OF two years.
The land may be seen by application VIM. o. Day,
living on the premises, or to the subscriber.
n. B.-Sma.l grain may be seeded after the goth of
September. CARTER BERKELEY
August7. 26-,ds
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60 RS. SAMUEL G. ADAMS, opposite the Eagle Ho.
'n tel has recently added TO her Boarding Establish
ncn'' and viii be prepared accommodate mem
DeIs OF the Convention ARD approaching Legislature
WIN BOARD and lodging. families visiting this place,
wl IND her rooms airy and comfortable, and every eff
be made f7 - - - ~
Angus. u on Nv
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VII, .EOAK KEEES.

NAVY Coa1M1ss1oNgns' orrIcg July 23d, 1920
kS EALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Of
~ flee until the lob of September, to deliver the fol-
lowng white oak knees, required for ship Of the line,
70 be delivered at the Navy Yard, Philadelphia, by the
last OF December ensuing and; delivery to under
UPPER Gun DECK.
a. dagger knscs--loy from 10 7 IL feet feet,
side 10 i2nches: when completed to be square, and
iitflo square, "a inches TO foot, square, not
SPAR DECK.
20 dagger knees-body . 8 feet. feet, side 0
inches when completed, out square from - 2inches
10 j foot, not more.
81 hanging .knce5--boiy Z feet, arm feet, side o
inches when completed out square from TO LIZ i'll
-chcs to foot not more.
Offers must be sealed, endorsed Offer to furnish
white oak knees for ship of the line Mt Philadelphia,
and transmitted to this Office.
July 3D. 2l-u0Scpt
A DMiNISTRATORS SALE.--OD Tuesday, Sep
"A tcmber I, 1922 will be sold at BrayneGeid, near
the Bowling Green, Caroline County, the residence Of
the late Geo Buckner, all the personal estate Of said
ckner consisting of stocks of horses sheep hogs
cattle; together with two thirds of the household fuT-
fnTc all the plantation utensils carriages, wagons, kch
en- furniture, &c.
The forms of sale will be I2 months credit the pur-
Chaser giving bond, with approved security to bear I'M
teres from tho date, which will BIO reittedif the bonds
be puncualy paid. All sums, uIder dollars, cash.
And on Monday, September ilib that being Caroline
Court will be sold, tor cash, at The Bowling Green, 95
negroes in families many may be deemed suf
lIcient 10 meet The claims against the estate Of George
Blckpcr.
OD WeuncSudy SlSt ScpCWbcr, VIII also be sold,
Che terms Salt Pond, near CuIpepcr Courthouse
the ock OF horses, cattle, &c attached to that estate
DOROTHEA u. BUCKNER, Administrative,
with tho VIII annexed Of George Bucxncr, deed.
". D.-Tle creditors Of George Buckncr are request
cd 20 make known their claims 10 the administrative.
Braynefd, August 4. z5--tds ID. Is. y. aJm'x.
U1SAMILY PLoUR.-Sly Family Flour Is now rea-
r. dy for delivery. Subscribers end others arc re-
yiested TO call for their supplies.
Aug ~. 30-3t r. J. CHEYALLIE.
KHHEAT.--A few thousand bushels on lsncs ~.
Wv yer, wanted by MORDECAi & MYERS,
Petersburg
Applications OF the counting room Of Messrs. J. Msex
4 son, Rehnond, VIII be attended 10 by s. w. Myers
Aug. III. 80. 81
1AI0TiCE.-~Wanted at the Pcnitentiory seventy
~ thousand Flour Barrel Billets.
Jar % sl--tf THOMAS NELSON, p. AP
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AM DOCK.-Proposals will bo received at tho
~ Dry Dock, Gosport Navy Yard, before the
Tst day Of September merit, for furnishing and deliver
ing one million of good hardbuned bricks for the Dry
Dock AS the bricks TO he laid where they will be
exposed to water, they DC OF regular FORM and
made OF good clay with little sand il necessary To
mako them sound, strong and durable
The delivery OF the bricks may be commenced imne-
diaely after any proposal is accep.cdand about han
ored h0us6 at least, must be delivered this fall anl
the remainder as early next season practicable "
proposal will be accepted, unless accompanied by f
average sample of least 20 bricks the kind popos-
ed to bo furnished. They must be delivered such
wharvee, landing, or other places tho Dock shall
be designated by tho Engineer Superintendent of the
works.
Proposals for the whole any part OF the above bricks
with the names ofthe proposed bondsmen sealed up, will
DO received by Mr. Henry Singleton the Dry Dock
Oice on or before the LIST Of September next decision
upon which will be made by the Engineer as soon as
possible, after said day. Any person offering proposals.
to state the price at which he will deliver any
smaller quantity than the hole number he offers for or
whether he will deliver any quantity, of at least one
hundred thousand, at the price he offers for tho
whole L. BALDWIN Enoineer
august H. 27-tIstSept
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NOTlCE.-NIrs. Nelson continues the Boarding rs
v tablishmef adjoining the Washington Tavctn-
within fifty yards Of the Capitol Square. She will be
prepared 20 accommodate in the bes, manner, number
OF the Members Of the Convention aid Legislature
with their families, IL required. Good stables and car.
rioge HouseswelI supplied with Provendcr and care
ful ostIers
August 7. 20-ttO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-28

IA, FOR w-ORLEANS--Th a. l. rcgulsr
kfT$N packet AJAX, Robert VI. Ranks, MASTER
$500 VIII sail for the above port the 10th day Of
October, or sooner IT requiredFor freight passage
having superior Accommodations, apply TO the master on,
board, or TO RICHARD DRUMMOND
Norfolk August Is. 2D-t1OthO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-28

1- The ENQUIRER Published twice week generally md
three rnes week during the sesso, OF tho
Price, te heretofore, Five Dollars annun
advances Notes OF chartered ban (only) viii bo
reooivoa IN ihc ios will
them by mall tho postage Of all tors being paid BY tho
No will DO discontinued ut at tho discretion Of the
Edtofs until all arrcaragcs have boon paid up. -
w guarantee tho Of nine papers
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
or Ono square, OR LESFirst insertion ccntscach
unuancs, 50 cents.
No advertisement inserted, until paid Gpr
cssumed bv in this city, its cnvrous
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IIE ARsHAL'S SALE-in pursuance of a decree of
1sA The Superior Court OF Chancery for the Rich
nond District pronounced the 10th day Of February
1873 IN the case OF Wooison Knight and wife u.s. Zacha-
ran Williams and others, defendants, SHALL OH We'd
hesday The Ith day OF October next, the premises
oer Tor sale, TO the highest bidder. at public auction
"that moiey OF the mill AIchcrrin River, which
was devised by the tcstator, George Walton his wife
martha Walton, with power to appoint the TO- and
among his children and grand children, un all the right
e ana interest Of in and TO the said MILL and the lot
Of ground il stands on and all the appurtcnances there
OF, which the testaor George Walton and his widow
Martha Walton had apdheld in the premises Terms;
credit OF twelve months, the purchaser executing
bond with approved security and the title retained
additional security for the same Jill further order of the
Court J. CUERRANT NJ - y ~ N n
August H. 29-Lls or one of his denuiie.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-28

LtDs9tic Hospital, williamsburg.
NOTICE il hereby given that all the cells in this
institution occupied, and that more patients
will be received until of the said cells arc vacant
due notice of which will be given. BY order of the
Court oil Directors. l.. HENLEY
May 49, 5L-U
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Nh ARSHAI.S SALE or HANOVER LAND

MA ARSHAiIS SALE OF HANOVER LAND
1vH Pursuant to a decree Of the Superior Court of
ChanceW for the Richmond district pronounced on the
SOth day Of june 1929 i'll the OF Miller u.s. Demo
VILE, and Mayo rs the same, will he offered tor SALE ON
the premises, at public auction 10 the highest bidder
Tor cash. on Wednesday the 9th of September, 1922
~ O'clock the right, title and interest of Peter Demovile
In and TO two pieces parcels OF land, lying in the
county OF Hanover, being his life estate herein--which
parcels OF land are described in the deed executed by
the said Demovilie to Mosby Sheppard and Felix Wins
then lately allotted TO said Bonneville and wife in the
division OF the lands OF John p Winston dec one tract
on which Demoyille resided, containing acres and
the other containing l07 acres, in the neghborhood of
the first named tract
j. GUERRANT, II. g.. C. e. r.. d.
August 10. 29-tds or ono OF his dcnuiies
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-28

IN our next aduce other testimony in support Of
Mr. Niles opinons-and which will convince our
readers, we think, that the Anti Tariff party will have
the aid even OF many Of the mauuac,urers in repca-
ing the act oil 1873 AFRIEND TO PARTIES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-08-28

KHHEAT-A few thousand bushels on lafcs III.
Wv yer, wanted by AORDECAi & MYERS,
Petersburg
Applications OF The counting room Of Messrs Msex
4 Son. Rthnond, VIII be attended 10 by s. w. Myers.
Aug. al. 80 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23
SPRING GOODS

JAMES II. HUNTER has received by the Rich.
- mond Packet and Tantiyy ffon New York. an
assortment OF seasonable DRY GOODS, amopr
which are NO"e
Back bonhazBes and bombazet.s
Super Canton and Mandarin Grapes
italian grapes, various colours
Black and blue black Italian lrrstrinrs
Black satin lcvantincs
Italian silk sc and 40 inch cravats
INDIA and German flag handkerchets
brown, crimson and yellow bandannas
White, co!oured and striped leans
Marscilies vestngs India nankins and dri!linrs
hentlngs, linen eaubrics g. linen cambria hdSfs.
Ieconet cambria, book and null mrslns
Cambric dimty, striped iacone,s
Fashionable celiepcs and gingiams
Lace wells, pallerines, capes and collars
GAUGE wells and handkerchiefs
SILK and cotton hose and half hose
Mems super beaver and horse-skip gloves
Ladies coloured horse and kid do
Bonnet and belt ribbons, brads, &c
Tortoise, tuck and side combs
parasols and umbrellas
BTo~n and bleached shirtings and s.eptnus
liable and Russia diapers, bed tickinrs' ozpa
ouFgs, &c. &c, which are offered on the loves,
terms for cash. arr;I o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23
MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED,
PORT or RTC9MO.TD.

AhhlNED,
S.oop Atlas, -. from New York ballast
Steamboat Virginia, Ferguson. Baltimore and
Norfolk. Passed, off Crancy Island at auchor tho
ship Andrew Scott; in Hampton Roads at anchor
3 ships and schooncrS; or Days Point bound
mp, the schooner Pelican; off Hog Island, the
schr. Hornet, bound down; of James Town one
ship bound up; off Fort Powhatan ut anchor a brio
bound down; also brig o. States bound down: a,
Turkey Island, the America in Dutch Gap, two schrs
bound up.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Washington, Alex
audria and Norfolk.
Steamboat Richmond Chapman, Norfolk.
SAILED,
Sloop Lady Washington, Sommors, for New York
coal
Schr. Friend 10 Peace, Sparkcs, for Alexandria
coal.
Schr. Tennessee, Green, for Baltimore, coal.
Sloop EIlzn Allen, Smith, for New York, coal.
PmLADELrHrA, May 2o-Clearcd, schr Adrian,
Sharpe, Richmond
BcsToN, May iJ.-Arrivcd, Mary Cole, Falcs,
from Richmond.
Schr Richard, Corson, from Richmond
NORFOLk, May t9.--The ships Delaware Bar
tlcson, for Liverpool, and Georgia. Snow for Charles
ton, sailed from Hampton Roads this morning-tic
latter was returning this afternoon.
MAY 2l.-Arrivcd, Schr. Atlas, Ireland from
New York, bound to Richmond; Schr. Transport,
Ayrcs, from Richmond, bound to New York
Below-Brig Enterprise, Loy6eld, Boston, 10
days, bound TO Richmond; Schr- Amanda, Hall,
Thomaston.
At Scawoll's Point--scfrs Diomcdc, Gray. for
Boston; Armada, Clifford and Meridian Ingcrgoil, for
New York, from Richmond.
Sailed, scllrs. Congress, Young for Bangor, Mel
and Azoh, Churchill, for Portland
The Ship Parachute Nichols, before reported in
Hampton Roads. has proceeded up James River.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23
eNboIesaIe a9rtrea Gmrreut.
Richmond, May 80, 1899.

STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, leaf
good to fine, l00lb. Sc a l2t
middling, q SO a6
common, 4a5
refused, 2 SO a S
ranyJaefursd-
LIST quail. cavendish, ID. So a n
sinai! twist, no. /, IL ala
no. 2, san
Flour, city mills, none
canal, 8 IS
Wheat, none
Corn, bush. "a a so
Coal, best for shipping, &c a p
inferior, Ia a IS
Cotton, . a 8
VARIOUS oTHIs ARricLks.
Aivm, ID. 8
Brnlsfons, rail, 70. 3a2l
Beesua<, best, q a25
Butter, 10 a 20
Bet, mess, Dbl. 10 all
Bacon, new, 7a7i
CbrSe, 10 a 12i
Candies, tallow, mouLd, IOiaI.
sperm. II r 20
Ce6te, WI. green, l3 a IA
Java, white, l6 a IL
ordinary qualities, lltdl2
Chocolate, 10. I, IN a l8
CoPPeras, 10. 3 a3l
Fash, herrings, TO. /, new, i
shad, no. l, az so
mackeEel, mol, scsrce,6 50a6 x
do. no. 2, 3 25 a 5 80
do. no. 3, 4 - a 4 80
Fruit, raisins, bunch, box, 3 rs
muscatcl, , 50
feathers, live geese, good, 3Da3o
Glass, vindow, sxl0, so feet,
; 10 l0xI2, DO. 3
GuHPoi1der, Dupon,'s, 5 50 n
Hemp, American, ton, 100 a III
Hides, Sp'h, sun-driet, l7al.
salted, ia Is
Indigo, Sp'kfoiant, lb.I 7aa, ,.
Iron, Swedes, ton, los
English, So a 80
American, $50 so
Lard, new, 6a6l
Lime, l 70
Leather, sole, Is -
upper l 10 4 = IS
lumber, clear, 1000 f. %
merchaniable, IL 4 10
Mahogany, ST. Dom. #. ID a q
Bay, 10 a II
MoidsSes, gal. n. o. 81 n %
w. India, generally, % a 81
Neol, bushel, So
Nails, cut, ID. Z
Oil, linseed, gao. 40 a -
tanners, Dbl. 10 all
sperm winter prsd. gal. 80
do. summer do. 65 a 20
Oats, bush. 80 a37l
Plaster Of Paris, Ton, SIS
PORK, prime, Dbl. IL a 1850
mess, IL a Ia so
Rice, Carolina, new 34a 81
Sugar, loaf lSa2O, lump I5ai
N. o. brown, 100 lbs. 7a9
ST. Croix, do. 10 a ia
muscovadoes, 8alO
Sal, sack, L;v. filed, = 40a2 s
ground alum, 2l-2 a 81
Sdlpetre, ID. 10 Jazz
Spirits
brandy, coguac, gal. ! I0aI3
apple brandy, 20 n n
peach do. 90 a 100
rum, 81. CToix a. Ant. 90 a 9
Go. New England, % A 81
gin, Holland, gu a lOj
do. Americau, 80 a s.
wliiskcy, p a y
Steel, German, III. l2aIi
Eng. blistcrd, 8a9
Amer. do. 6
SHOT, cwt. 6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23
PORTER CHIIAR-

VIE subscriber very respectfully informs tho CHI
Zons Of Richmond, Manchester and tho nyhI;,.
generally, that he is again commencing the Bf1T,,
ILL1TG BUSINESS If Parter, Ale, Cider ana
Wine lie has Just received ftnE lrogsheads Of
up no, IuaIry ron ihH AhE, from Que Of
Son, Philadelphia. VI
Country merchants may rely on having the Pore,
packed in the very bes, manner so that 4 h go
to carry three hundred miles, f. necessary. 0ld
TO VIM. H. Fitzwhylsonn, Esquire az q thsretsse AZ
Old Market. ~ 'uO
may n JOHN HENRY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23

The Age has the folowins:-,The Duke OF
marlborough drove up the door other Grace of ST
Adams, at Brighton, the other day, and said to the
iootman, my compliments to her Grace, and have
ealled TO pay my respects Tell the fellow bel
lowed out the Duchess, I'D rather he'd paw the
81 900 he owes me-,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23

opera girl fshon also required that the lady should
TIA, fashion, s" s in. . SaSa he
member Of Academy-I had knows vv-
aus,rsn on the Marquis de P, and made an AGA
Thus my moussur Psa, wi,hou, intrigue or eab.,
led By ortune or chance-guded by the suba,cn cause
which occasionsd your by nv wsr
my name, my country the color Of skin, the suppe of my
was always hee gather the FRAGMENTS of
and always disposed aid and uccour YOU n
had known q your existence and misfounex You ran ae
glory and fortneey AFTER me- Hencela,,h le, us Sos
ua .ns.s 1vors w oe more imparay distributed ard that
20 M nom oc an injury To shah the post IN Keen
you os, of'ne d'cand the harbour to warn you Of e
On this they embraced as if to reconcile thai. eouo,v
n'es Pyaft ashamed of the uni,s, ounon S;ch h
aa nnes,o enseained Of honorable and compass
co%,s ss M, WA. brought you to versales" asked
ne Minister had promised me-" said Pgafet .he
pace o. Counsellor OF State Just vacant"
,,a ons looked as,onshed The place of Counsellor of
sred ne; 'alas the Minister himself gave TO me this
morning And Monsieur Pigafet replied quite TRANQUILITY
only expected as much-every thing is should be'
-eoe-
Things by their right .Names-A colored lady 1--WE
use the common parlance) went into store the 9th.
or day. and asked very civy for flesh coloured stock
ings, when theobging shopman cvilly handed down
bundle OF jet black, TO the small discontinue of
me damsel So say the English papers, but we have
tattery believed the received opinion that nei-
thcr black nor white were colours at all. However
II Is mere question Ct optes and using specta-
cies Of any color or power, we not able to pro-
nounce upon il.
Dog Sfedtng.--It seems to be the fashion of the
day to consider dogs and umbrellas as the common
property of mankind in general In reference to the
propensity which many we'll rneann individuals have
OF appropriatng to their uso every stray animal
that happens to fall in their way the following lines
were written and engraved upon the brass necklace
OF u favorite dog:
Steal me not, my,slf and conar,.-
Both are barely rorM a dollar,
iuTpieS should befisHd eaeh Other 2
BE me home then, dearest 6rofLsr.