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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28
"StM selling off at Prime Cost and j..

many INSTANCES much 6eioss Cost.
WEE proof that the Subscribers have betr selling on h--
large and gepera assortment Of Seasonabe DRY GCOts
az rhine Cosi, rs GpPcTea that they would dce4 /, M
sessay to insert second advertisement that esc RAD no.
attempts been made LEAD tas pubc to hcIeve
contrary They therefore again respectfully inorr her
p ann customers that they stall continue 10 sell of Of
,o.I ana - order to assist the safe Of the renarin &
~ my nave ceded thereto (per the Bold Commander fnr
80 'AD variety OF such goods they disposed Of in tt
~, pai' VI l1r sales Among these many of the same
u % s9ors ths' were considered srtre7asly cheap viz
y"He's - ana ~ doneits Gro de Naples Gro, des N
d'a ana Italian tsstrings superior tstrs csieos ,r r
aH1 sPhns Sath"ets and many other goods ali Of which
WIN be sold at Prime Cost and many instances the Soad
mat have beer hand for tire viii be sold nucL -,
"e Cost" In announcing their iQenton TO close tsiy 6
sS m ms manner the subcrbeTs did expect to elicit IN
"1ernl remark from any person. nevertheless such remarks
nave o made and the public ioeH that they proceed
4n an afsresta source, knor how to their eoyrsr,
ness KYLE g. COCHRAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28
NEW MUSIC.
$50 REWARD.

A BSCoNDED on Friday night, the 18th inst muao boy
named WILLIAM, II years old, toleEably well grown
has scar the Of eye, and walks nj this tine
niue lame irom tie effects OF cut the top OF OF his
re', whch Is not entirely healed; had when he of
gray iock Coat blue Cashmere wascoat, aud gray dome
panlloous
believed he went of IN company with a boy Of MI G.
w Munio'd who also disappeared the same night and
from circumstances is thought they will attempt to 20 to New
YORK, and have probably concealed themselves ON board nf
some vessel bound for that place The above rev ard VIII he
gwen taken oui OF Virginia, and so Gppahendcd IN the
neshbouIloaI. H. Pl,EASANTS I,
90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28
EOR REMp
D.4YENPORT, .4LLEN {. Co,

H AVE for sale, prime w. |. moasses, sugars
n n coffee, nails and brads, writing and wrapping
paper, mould and spermaccli candles, brown soap,
No mackeEel, winter pressed lamp oil and tanners
OIL whiting, white lead and black paint. windsor
rush. cane and maple chairs, fine and coarse .un-
powder, indigo mess and prime PORK mess and prime
beet, Liverpool filed salt, Antigua and jamaica rum
superior and common Cognac brandy and Holland
gin. Spanish and Baltimore cigars, cotton yarn from
NO to TO- Dunlops beer red wine in pipes, cheese,
salad OIL, baskets, moulded and cut glassware,
German half pint tumblcrs, cotton shectnrs and
shlriDgs, Crchores playing cards, American clocks
fur hats, loaf sugar, from 5l I9i cents windo,y
glass, by 10 and 10 BY I2, Malaga lemons, Phila-
dcphia starch ThOmaslon lime, cider, porter bottles
raiSlns' almonds, &c. dec 25-6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28

~ % S3OO, 10 OF 400, 20 Of 800. 20 of 2OO 30 of
100, so of 60, so OF 30, sc. &c.
Whole tickets so, halves ), quarters So
FOR chances Gull or seud your orders to Yates d,
Mcintyre, Richmond, Virginia
dec y lATES g. MCINTYRE Mannners
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28

FHNHE Subscriber having come to determination
u to do and transact her own business, takes this
;nehOd Of orowarnug all pcrgons of paying any rents
or other debts due me to any person whatever, with
out order as ! withdraw all agency or power Of ut
torncy TO any person, and respectfully invite all who
may b. indebted to mo for rent ofmy dover or other
MISC, TO come orwurd and let us have far settle
ncnt, and hope they will be so obi ,iug as to call
On me- and save ne the trouble Of calling on them.
have n good fertile farm for rent IN Hanover
near Oxford, convenient to Fall Mills, well adapted
20 grow tobacco with good orchard.
doc 21-co3i JUDITH WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28

virtue Of two Deeds U Trust, cScCucd 20 John W. Auuis-
~ 'ead and William UauJudgc by William Morris and
haIcea ms wife, the Ic Cilth ay of January tglg
ana he other ON the eighteenth tiy of February, fS2g-au
dHoincr Deed OF Trust, executed a. Herbert A. Caoue and
NbaHes Gay 10y tie said William Morris on the rcrth ~
OF july ld@6-ai Of which deeds are recorded m me N.fe
Oout oi the city of RciuJud shall pucce, 90 sell ON nh,
premises, on the 10Th Jay OF February next for rca, none,
l e purposes therein mentioned Lots piece. or parcel
OF Laud, m the CITY OF Richmond known and distinguished n
e pa" Oh the sad city, by No 3i) three hundred and forty
seVe dud NO (352 three hundred and ffy two which were
conveyed 10 the said William Morris 10y Thomas Rutherford
9na sarah ms Vile 10y their deed bearing the 18Th day OF
yune lS< and admitted 90 record the clerks Office of l'a
Ouu" OF musings ior su ciy,aud Un w ch
extensive brtk buildings, used warehouse aud Dr other
purposes also, three other Lots, pece5 parcels OF Land
enuwn and distinguished doe plan ~ said CITY, by numJes
ory-tcc CAB, and number three hundred aud forty four
SD, with the buildings commonly called Shcrko, vs. achou
and all other buildings aud npfo ,hrfccn which pr,
perry was conveyed TO the said William I Monis bv t,y,
several deeds Tor Undivided moces thereOi-On made on tho
tenth day ofJune 1926, by Richard Gregory aud Elizabeth HE
we aud John feyrdn and wilson Gregory; ,hc OLDER made
on the same day, by Joseph Dudley estorheld c0tv and
oh admitted 10 record ~ the clerks Office of tts Hustinas
our OF sad CITY also one other Lot piece yafcc Of and
AoW ana distinguished IN The plan OF said cIty, ~ nbcf
liee hundred ano oSlyx 3l6, which conveyed 10 said
Nuhdm Morris, by William a. Smith and Sarah smith h.
ihe decd bearing date the 18Th dsy Of Sspc,br 1920
the city aforesaid ~
Inc Trustees have known the titc ~ he foregoing
Popety 70 be questioned, but they W ouy convey which,
IS vested in themselves
JOHN NJ. ARMlsTEAD,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28
CHRISTMAS.

TNllE season FOR the recpoeaon acts Of courtesy and
hand - ~
Tor the iurheance Of these auimaug purposes the sub.
scrUcT oilers Tor sale, most ct the Souvenirs Kcgpsahcs &c
eNlu for the ensuing year, also elegant Albums aud Scran
Books, aud some beautiful editions of literary works hand
soney bound IN morocco, and calf gilt one Of which placed
M the fair hands OF the "GU Of ouS hart" mich On an
suspicious moment, revive rCcolcctonl worth million 10
the donor
Were parents 10 present 10 their children useful literary
production, instead ing tow they would the more cG
nay attain the object they have IN view by afordng ra
uondi amusement, preparing their minds 'or study and pcr
chance lay the basis o their happiness through life The sub
scnber can assist m that nudahlc object by Offering large
collection OF Books suited their different capacities from on
rent 70 hUO htulircd RlCH'D' ID SANNAy
dcc 3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28
GENUINE FRENCH JUJUBE PASTE.
or Pectoral Gum.
Sold by JNO. H. BLAyNIRE, opposite the
EnOIc HnIeI

YtIS Medicine, besides its mild nature, possesses
Il apcasing taste, colour, and form. Its use is alto
gether convenient between meals, a small bit Of It
IS kept in the mouth and renewed when melted
The Jtgube Paste has been lately used in Paris with
the greatest success. 1t IS soenlDg, pectoral, and
calming; IL ehectually appeasos cough, and so ffcns
the pituitous humour IN the throat and breast. It
Is chiefly beneficial to persons of dry constitution
with tendency to phthsic, and to those who are
liable to hoarsncss and Joss Of voice
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28

SV4IRGINIA,At rules holden in the clerks Office of
" The superior court Of cbanccry for The Richmond
district, the 5h day Of October 1929: Charles Swift
Hughes, pitt. Billy Snecd and Jesse Sneed, dns
The defendant Billy Sneed not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the of
Assembly and tho rules of this court and IL appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not nhabant OF
this eovnry is ordered that the said defendant do
lppearher the tenth day Of tic January term
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of
This order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city Of Richmond for two months sue
cessve, add posted at the front door of the capitol
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28

4 \ S9uchland county court, 18th November 1929:
= John N. 1re'ihan, pitt. against John S. Fleming
and Ge9rge Fleming, dts liz CHAScEHY.
The bHgf ihe plaintiff being read and fled and the
defendant, Jqbp s. Fleming, not having entered his
appearance and gwen security according TO the act Of
assembly and be ggles Of this court and il appearing
TO the satisfaction Of the court, that he IS not an
inhabiian Of this state on the motion of the plaintiff
by counsel it is ordered that the said defendant John
$, Fleming do appear bCFs on the third Monday in
March next, and answer his bill of the plaintiff, and
that copy Of this order be 8Fibwh inserted in some
public newspaper, printed in te city of Richmond for
two months successfully, aud tbaf another copy
posted at the front door Of the egurthouse of this
county, on two successive court DAYS Aud il is fur
Their ordered that the defendant, George Fleming do
not pay away, secrete, otherwise dispose OF any
money property N his hands, hs longing to the de-
fendsnt, John S. Fleming, to render him unable
to pay the plaintiffs demand in his bill mentioned and
the coas Of this suit, until the further order Of this
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28

Bank Of Virginia, NoUcD,ber 80, 1929.
EENHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
4 the Bank Of Virginia, will be held on the first
Monday in January w. cambridge. Cashr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28
TEN DOLLARS REW,4RD

4 GST OH Friday night, (Chrstmus.) blue giIt
~ morocco pocket book containing twenty dol.
lar note on the Bank of the United States; bond for
800 against Michael Pearman u Thomas w. Atkn-
son OF New Kent county in favor of the subscriber
and Sundry other papers of use 10 any one but the
owner The finder shall receive the above reward
tor leaving at this Office the above described pocket
book, with IFS contents.
dec 28-9t JAMES NJ. HILL,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28
SMOKED BEEF.-6OO lbs Smoked Beef inst
- received, for sale by
ENOCU S. COURTNEY.
nov .,-pOfe Main 81 opposiio tho MA M,rL,t

NWlRGNlA--At rules, holden IN the clerks Office
~ OF the superior court Of chaucery for the Rich
mond district, the 5th day OF October 1929: Mary Boil
ling and Thomas Shore and Maria Harriet his wife and
samuel Pryor pits. against James Mcfarland James
u. Kendall VIM. Il. Pryor, ex'or of Richard PRYOR
decd and u. y. Boiling and other dts.
The defendants VIM. II. Pryor and Richard p Boil.
ling not having entered their appearance and given Sc
cuy according to the act Of Assembly and the rules
OF this court audit appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants Of this country il or
dered, that the said defendants do appear here on the
tenth day OF the next January term and answer the
bill ct the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond, for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door Of the capitol in the said city
copy. Teste, WV. &. PENu1EroN, C. a..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28
MARINB NEWs.
FORT or RICIiyN0ND.
ARRIVE

ARRIVED,
Sch Richmond Packet, kuap DAYS from New YORK th
sUndries, Davenport Allen CO. Otis, Dunlop James
q co, T. Nj Mitchell b + HilaH, Workman g. McCirIder,
Lancaster & DENLY, & Kyle CO, StTatou Trplett
S. Johnson Thompson, NJ Myers, Garth, McKdoe,
Ctae Tompkins Grannss Sou &, Brothers. IA Eustncc,
Parker A Works. w Rowett sr, ID Weller, Raymond G.;
Brothers. 4 J Myers, Bosher, Wickham, n Nash NJ
Valentino smell, Perkins & Harris Baldwin Ives g. CO. TO
order and cider, 10 master.
Consignees schr virginia PHILADELPHIA at City Point
Lancaster DENLY Mitchell. Peyton, D. ackson, g.
Cosby d co, Mchildoe, Tchenor Nash, Suath,
L. NeDb a. CO, Hubbard Gardner Nicholas, Cotton g.
Clarke, fSardie, iucke g. SiEer Bay, Siraton
!nton, Cook Ryan IA Nelson D Lay, Puiney, DAVIS,
IL Andrew, { Richardson, w Beck. Tate, Cor
don B w Leigh. Nsbet T. Brown J Gnrne Il Wallhall
y Peiicolas Fisher and w Dibrel
Schr Expedition, Reed, from New York. ballast.
Schr Orator, Gator, from Gospo.
Schr Lead, -, from Gosport.
Schr independence Creighton from Baltimore. with
'ries To Davenport, Allen CO., Garth, Radcliffe. Pey
'on Gonion, Lancaster &. DENLY nSion, Lucke a.
-ler, Trplett johnson, Palmer W Clarke, + W Gle.
(and
sloop Cherub, Burke, from Norfolk
SAILED,
ScIr Nsstor, Smith, for Baltimore, soa
Schr MILO Davis, for Alexandria coal
Schr Planter, Baldwin, for New York, -four tobacco, &C.
SShr Sukey, Leach. for EN-, -four aud bacon.
Sem Sarah, Morrill, for Boston, -four and bran.
Schr Julian. -, for Norfolk, ncur
Schr Bachelors Adventure Daughy, for Dry Dock (Gos.
Iosi,) stone
Shop Hiram, Bailey, fol Norfolk, nour
NEW YORK, Dec. 2L-Cld schr Tantiyy, Couch, Rio..
gAnd
Ard, schr Tclr 1lph So,pers Dis I'm Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28

Grand md SAndid Scheme. for The N;,o Year.
Cnioh Canal, No Is, to be drawn End OF Janua-
ry-oo numbers, with 10 drawn ballots, by which the
holder of package of 20 whole, (which cost 5000
must draw 500, reallsing half and with chance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28

ID EFINED SUGAR lie Bbls of Loaf Sugar, of
assorted quahty-Just received, and for sale by
dec % JAS WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28

Landing for SAFE,
NATlSFEH pressed oil, IN barrels
Wv Sperm and iaow randcs
Wilson's patent coffee mills
Ground veidcgrs in oil
Hodges checsc-apply 70
lee 2a-3t OTIS MINI up G. 20
FANHE subscriber bcng peecnt unemployed would gladly
undertake the collection OF Debts this City aud the
vicinity, for Merchants, Doctors, Mechanics or Others who
WIS" aIu IN THAI way. GEO. GREENHOW.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28
NOTICE.

Drawing Of the Maryland Lottery 9Th Glass,
80, 30, %, -, 81, IS, l6, 40, SO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28

MhNAUEHS' OFFICE.
NEW York Consolidated Extra No. 49, TO be
~ drawn IN New York ON "Wednesday next-6O
numbers with 10 drawn ballots, by which the holder
draw $50
SCHEME.
Prize Of $4,000 Prize of $4,000
do 5000 do ] 900
j do 5000 &c. &c. &c.
Whole Tickets s., halves so, quarters -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-06

Mr. Crawford, the iste isvor;ie OF Virginia, that e.
yer ventured doubt this subject, until the ses-
sion of 1927.
will neI trouble the House by reading all the
extracts have prepared for the occasion. must
ask their attention TO two, however, from the pen
OF Dir. Jefferson. do not know how soon this
distinguished individual may share the fate of his
mot less distinguished successor, and be denounced
as lattudinarian; but as yet, he is referred to
with unqualified appreciation, by those who look
with jealous eye, to the progress Of the general
government. In his report on the commerce of
the country. while Secretary Of State, he SAYS,
" When nation imposes high duties on our pro-
ductions. or prohibits them altogether, it may be
proper Tor us to do the same by theirs-frst bur-
dening or excluding those productions, which
they bring here in competition with own of the
eame kind--eelectinE next such manufactures No
we take from them in greatest quantity and which
at the same time, we could soonest furnish to our
seives,or obtain from other counries-impo,ing on
them duties light at first, but heavier and he avier
afterwards, as other channels of supply OPEN
Such duties, having the effect of indirect encou-
ragement TO domestic manufactures of the same
kind, may induce the manufacturer to come him
self intothese States. where cheaper subsistence,
equal laws, and vent for his wares, free Of duty
may insure him the highest profit for his skill and
industry. The oppression OF our agriculture in
foreign ports, would thus he made the occasion of
relieving It fom a dependence on the councils and
conduct of others, and of promoting arts, manu-
features and population at home.''
Again-Mr. Jefferson, while President Of the
Q. s., used the following unequvocal language in
his message OF 1909 The suspension OF our
foreign commerce, produced by the injustice Of
the beiigerent powers, and the consequent losses
and sacrifices OF citizens, subjects of Just
concern. The situation into which we have thus
been forced. has impelled Us to apply portion Of
our industry and capital 10 internal manufactures
and improvements. The extent of this conversion
is daily increasing, and little doubt remains, hat
the establishments formed and forming, will, un-
der the auspices Of cheap materials and subsist.
ence, the freedom of labonr from taxation with u.s.
and Of protecting duties and prohibitions, become
permanent
ITO BE continued
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-06
COMMUNICATIONS.

ne following letter 10 Mr.. Leigh signed by nine.
y-lour Freeholders Of Amelia, assembled al their
iast ccourt-and Mr.. Leigh's answer to Il are com.
munlcated for publication in the enquirer. The
meeting OF the people at court, was unusually
.ni,n-owipg tothe inclemency Of the dsy--Oiher-
wise il is not doubted that the SIGNATURES 10 the
letter would have been much more numerous;
among those who were present. there was hard
" dissenting voice.
q Freebooter Of amelia.
February 2sh, 1929.
We, the freehoiders Of tho county Of Amelis,
whose names are subscribed, take ihe liberty Of
addressing you on subject Of deep interest 90
ourselves, as -sii as 70 cur fellow citizens in ger
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-06
TRAINING STABLE
DELIVERED BIZ
a DnI,N M A

HAVING bees employed by Ms,u,. D. ~ A. r n,.,.
- 10 tram Ariel and Polly Hopkins the pre,en,
have opeosd frsinuz stable II Nev.Msrtst o., &c.
hsrE for that purpossI yet have sufficient ,oo r., -
b'ss yher horses but early sPpleop he sJe Tenn
~ 80, - JOHN BELCHES.
wv Sn9sAI'. 'fFrh :"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-06

Pin chief 81 the Revolutionary army. The next
figures inviting attention are in'the historical
scuiptorings Of the landing at Plymouth. the res.
cue OF Captain Smith by Pocahontas, the treaty Of
William Penn with the Indians near Philadelphia.
and the combat Of Daniel Boon with the two In
dams on his first visit TO the valley Of Kentucky.
between the colossal representations are arranged
me ous's OF Columbus. Sir Walter Raleigh. the
navigator Cabot, and General LassaIe Thss. f.
cures and bus,s together with the ornamental pie
ces, are actually cut In stone. and let into the
wall. 1 could not persuade Philadelphia the
other day, who stood gazing at them for anhour,
seconded by one OF the sculptors who had just put
up Cabot.
"The ladies' have had two fairs here, both of
which were attended by General Jackson, on
usual proprieiy and liberalty. Indeed there is
something very worthy Of admiration in the very
dignifed. and at the same time chsstened part Of
this man, on all occasions" (Bah Ctron.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-03-06
To readers and Coryespon5e,ts

The great interest, which is felt in the election
OF ut and qualified men TO the Convention. has
drawn forth many Communications, which we
shall lay as rapidly possible before our readers.
although we have TO crowd out several Ed.
torial aud other articles
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-25

real riety and religion of the heart, being too
I IL fashioned. now a.days, 10 deserve any en-
coursgcm-nt whatever.
besolced, That premium OF rich emhroi,
der,d robe of the latest and most approfeu
fashion, BE- (wih head and foot dress comp'e'e)
presented, quarterly, to such ladies who Can
prove. by good and dsinerested evidence, that
their main object in paying their devoirs al
the Temple Of the Mos, High, is to convert
that Temple INTO Temple Of Fashion! where
dresses and patterns Can be most extensively
shown and examined for the lauJable object Of
vanity, on the one hand, and future purchases,
on the other; which ladies must also prove on
oath, that, though apparently attentive 10 the
Service while in The Church, they can very ca
silly forget it abby the time they are three STEPS
outside the Church dool! and can, and do, win
eaperness, enter upon The necessary discussion
of shawls, yowns, wais, ribbons and bonne's.-
this Association considering that such praise
worthy zeal constitutes the very acme OF fSma'e
excellence, and, besides being good for trade,
oueh,, in every Christian community, TO be IL
berallv encouraged and rewarded.
hesoiued, Tha, the proper officer OF tins IN
,ti,ution, do order from The proprletor's lac
tory in New York, Gas samp't) one dozen OF
the Ne,cly inusnisd Patent Steam Screcs Tor the
compression of ladies wais,s!-which screws,
being of t,centy horse po,csr, are warranted ny
the inventor to be capable, with perfect ease ard
safety. Of reducing The most bulky and refracto'
ry waists TO the proper standard of beau'y-viz
eight inches circumf e'enceH said screws, when re-
ceived, 20 be sold by this institution a, cost.
Rssotued, That premium of gold msdai'
or complete set of ,ea-china, las may be pre-
ferred) be given TO such married !adles-and
handsome marriage portion promised, secured
by deecD 10 such single ladies, who, having he
patriotic harGihood 10 use The aforesaid Steam
scre,cs, shall fairly prove To- this Association,
that she or they have, for the space OF three
months, made use of the same daily, and every
da,; and that las will b. proven by our inspector
thry have bona hde succeeded in reducing their
bodily dimensions TO he aforesaid Standard Of
female beau'v--,iz eighr inches circumference
at the most il being the ardent wish OF this
Association that the ladies' OF Alexandria
should excl all others in the known world, no,
onl, in beauty Of mind, but also in beauty jer,
terror foraI
RssOitsd, Thai This Association do adjourn
uu'Ii The - dav of- next, 1929.
ALEX ABLE, President.
SAM. ScRArH, SEE y.