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MIONSIEUR TONSON NJ - l, n,-s,r -,

~ at Tree Hill, near Richmond. lis season viii commerce
the hri OF February, and terminate the inst of July next lie
VIII De let 10 mares at nifty dollars the AasOn, which NAV he
discharged BY the payment Of forty dollars within ue season.
hlaws can DC insured al ssyentyhve doIars, payabe when TIN,
every case.
The TIRE Hill estate has bern leased ani wei cnriospd bv
the subscribers, who viii furnish good pasiumgr tor mares.
g1,ts, and stable thcm ia all bad weather. They can be well
ted, II required, al * cents Per day.
livery desirable arrangement las been made Tor the accom-
modaudn ut nurs; and one uf the Snhsr dlers will give HIS
constant personal attentions IN order that Tiny may be well
treated aud returned 20 their owners in good order. fic under.
signed cannot be responsible for accidents or cs,arcs: bun will
use every oxerion TO prevent both. Monsieur Tonsbn Is a
beautiful bay; fifteen hands three inches high. with black lrrs
mane and tail lie Is finely pEopodioncd. exhibiting great pow.
CT and beauty throughout mis- foon. His blood, appearance and
petiumaIos, oennot be surpassed by any hone on the contt
neIt. Tor Pedigree, sc. ser horse bills.
THOMAS WATSON.
hhS-Nc ABNER ROBINSON.
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a2aboleaaIe asrtcss Current
RichmoAd, 3pru 6, 1923.

STABLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, iegy-
good to fine, lOolb. So al ~
Iniddling. 4 so ac
common, 4a5
refused, ; 80 IA
MdnlLfaetursa-
lst quail. cayendish, In. IS L Il
anal twist, M. !, IL -
no. =, . a ii
Flour, City mills,
canal, . Is
UIheIi, bash. 10
Corn, bush. 10 a -
Coal, best for shipping, IL a II
inferior, ii a -
Cotton, al "A :!
vARIoC. oL.HEa ARrICLEs.
AhiEs, ID. d
R%riHGtgRc, rsll, ID. 3a3A
BceslGGz, byst, a25
BleEer, IL 20
BET, mrss, hh l0S all
BncoJs, neg, a u
Cheese, x a 10
Gmdl5y, tsllew, mould, To- 4 le
speun. % 80
ClDts, w. 1. gr-en, l3 ia IL
Java, white, 10 Il IL
ordinary qualities, HIP
Chocolate, $50. !, ia Is
CDpy1'gS, ID. . asa
Fish, heninss, ia, !, old, 3a3 -
shad, no. l, u Il t 90
nackeJel, no. l, > 81
10. ~. ,, 525 ) ~
40. NJ. 3, 4 , a i 80
Fruit, rTsRs, bunch, box, ) 75
muSca,el, } al
Fathers, live geese, good, 3oa3.
Glass, window, aka, SO feet,
, IS 1oxl2, do. 3
Gmpolcder, Dupont'S 551ae
Hemp, American, ton lS0a Ii!
Hides, Spin, sun dried, II a l!
sailed, Ia Is
Indigo, Spin fotmt, n 75d22i
Iron, SwedeS, ton, Iqj
English, 50 a so
American, 80 a 90
Lard, new, e.
J. me, l 90
Ledner, sole, - az
upper / 75a275
Lumber, clear, IO0D II. 20
merrhantable, II a IS
FiaAOgany, ST. Dom. Il. u d q
Bay, III a II
.HoLdsSes, gal. n. o. 30 -
w. India, generally, % d 50
.NeaI, bGshel, 50
Nails, cut, ID. 7 ~
OIL, Iinserd, gal. 20 -
tanners, Dbl. Is II
sperm. winter prsd. gal. 500 81
DO snmmer do. 65 a 40
Oats, bush. -
Plaster efParLs, ton So
Pork, prime, bbl. ii al150
mess, Ii a IL 80
Rice, Carolina, Onew) 1! scare
Srguy-, loaf l8n2Q, lump I5aiI
". o. brown, loo lbs. Sac
st. CIuix, do. 10 Ii3
muscovau6es, g a 10
SAT-, sack, Ljv. Liiel, . la o.
ground alum . II a = ~
SaEPtlre, 10. 10 a II
Spirits
brandy, comac, gal. 10al9 9,
apple brandy, 81 4 30
peach do. 20 II 100
Tnn, 81. CroiX s. Ant. so q 9,
do. Ncw England, 81 50
GIN, Holland, lain
DO. American, 80 a -
whiskey, 2ja27
SIeci, German, In. II 10
Eng. blistetel, & a9
Amer. do. : ls2
Shot cwt. 6a7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-07

Richmond Rolling s. Sitting Nil and .AaI Fariory.
ENJE have for sale a large stock of Cut Nsils, made Of i'm
ported swedish iron, OF our own manufacture, and the
Quality warranted. We are prepared 10 execute orders for all
the various sizes, from Sd 10 4od, in casks containing 100 to 200
lbs each; also brads, Horse Shoe Iron, Rods and Rolled Iron
ofevery description. We arr determined to sell as low "a anv
that can be imported, and we invite our country friends and
merchants generally, TO call and examine the goods before they
purchase. We have lately erected "A Spike Machine, Of an
immense power and new construction, calculated TO cut from
5 to o inch spikes, which can he substituted for tie wrouphf.
tlat are no better, aud far more costly.
mar 1l-1mc =. AVAIL &. 70
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To Planters Of Tobacco on James Riv6r.
NOTICE Is given, that all Tobacco intended for S,ocsu
IA Warehouse, arriving in the Basin, will, it desired. he ~.
cCived into the Fire Proof Warehouse Of the subscrii Or. frontiny
the Basin and adjoining Shocko, fCe Of expense OF dravare,
and receipts granted by the Inspectors at ShCCkr. without fif,
Their expense to the oWITr, (whdn called for Inspection or sam.
plugO than would occur II II Vere delivered at once INTO Shoe
kr. Ample insuroirce hasbccn effected upon al ,obsrro store
in the house above HancL W. l. NORRIS
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Ntcbmt@sgU GS1WtW.
TUESDAY ApR,I- > Is.or

fienrieo Eiectioa.-1he election in THIS coun,c
took place yesterday, and resulted as follows:-
FOR congrcss-Stevenson, 3l5--no opposition.
For Defegates.-FWilliaius e29, Uarvie gill
bridge g..
New Members
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ut by the Rev. MIR Cook, PHrLiP Il Wti,sros. 20. 60 Miss
JANE .. youngest daosater of Cap, Thomas Price, sen. all Of
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To THg EpIrons OF rsn WH,e.

HUlorer T0wn, Oh .HpriL, 1870.
ire report trat the Small fOx prevailed in Hanover Town
and neighborhood is no, correct. There is NO case in ,his nav,
oi toe country, nor has there been any, except a single ndiyi.
opL passing along the road with tue small p0x upon linn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-07

The following is an cxhibi, III the resources u the I, initial Of
Louisiana:-Ciy Revenue, SOS, 004-State Taxes. 4536s-
AUCTIONS, 2',ooo-C0aninsH Houses, 33,OoO-Parish Taxes,
tGaming Houses form n very considerable item. ,yba, ,ni..r,
must result to thousands, TO raise such a taxi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-07
Elegant French and American
Paper Hangings.

IItE subscriber respectfully informs his customers
and the public generally, that he has opened a
sP'enaid assortment OF French and American Paper
rom the best manufactures, al the store next dDnr &C.
Mr.. Thomas II. Drewis.
lie WI put up papers i'll the best s:yle and at .
very reduced price
NIB The papers viii be sold very low.
april l-eo3t I. REGNAULT. ir. Art.
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Episcopal Missionary Society.
or The Rev. Mr.. wELITR, Secretary and AGENT of tho
General Missionnry Society Of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
in the United States, viii preach I'm the Lecture Room Of II.
Johns Church, near the Union Tavern, tonight athsif past 7
O'Clock.
The same Clergyman win preach in the Monumental Chorci,
fg-nFryoD nDtninE, at III o'clock. M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-07

By tie -Ameried, at .Tia York,
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, teb. 6, (FRp,Y) r. 3.
Very little business has been transacted in ou market this
morning. anu although the Factors quote prices the same as on
Monday, stall when sales have been ELECTED lower prices have
6een submitted to. lnporauons since Monday, English, Wheat
l250; Irish do. 100; E%oTsign do. $500, Barley 400; Foreign
do. $50; Floor, ALSO sacks.
Inns is two days later than any account Of tue London Corn
market which we noticed by the way of Balimore.-Jour Com
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mar 50 A. WORKS.
Tie sfeio .udps of PysAla, Eez.U1g's .StofuleS ut
large, Gikn,er'a and Raadolph's Reporss of Casai
GrsHea and determined ~ the Conja Of .gDDeni
Journals Of the SeH1te and {hWSe of Delegaies ~
|UgiHia, from lT76 10 1850 iaclusirt, aad If az
CoHreatioRS Of 1855 aad 1913.
IHNHE Legislature having directed the SAFE cfthcea
n Maps and Books, many OF (which we're purclIa.
sed by The State 10 insure the PUBLICATION, they are
offered to the public at Except thc Journalsl murh
less than cost: and as the proceeds are TO h. anpLrd
to the Increase OF the Library ofthe State. il Is boncd
that every Virginia purchaser Will be dfsnosed TO
supply himself from this source.
Ofthe large Map of Virginia, so Justly admired
for ITS general accsracy sud beauty Of execution hut
"A limited number of copies reuiRln for sale The
Journals which have been printed at the public ex-
Pense, embrace the entire period Of our Eevclutionarv
struggle, contain much valuable and interesting mat
ter, are 40 where else TO be had, and with the SIa-
tutcs at large, ought to be in the Library Of evirv
Nirginian.
The following are tic prices: For the large Map
$40; sInnH Map So; Jennings Statutes at lafye, pe5
SIT OF 10 vols. SIC; GilTHers Reports 81 per vol
Randolph per set Of vols. so, or in proportion f6F
any volume except the 9th. which cannot be sold GS
lcssthan So; for the Journals per set, comprising FIVE
quarto and three octave vols. Sp5, being 10 Tnl-c.
than the expense of printing aud binding.
Orders addressed to the snbscribcf az tho Capifot
IN the City Of Richmond, or TO AIcssrs. J. g. 7. r.,
Heron, corner above the Eagle Hotel, viii be proInrt-
ly attended 10. WM. II. RICHARDSON,
mar 2Lbt c Clerk Council and bihrgrfsps
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G~nnrmIfrrtaI NeforG.

DATE or LATEST EUROPEAN ADYIcEs.
From Liverpool, Feb. @.
Lis, of the prices paid for Tobacco at Seabrooks and Shockoe
Warehouses, 9Th April
REyusiD-s3 30, 365, 3 co, 3 80, $50, a. 10, d %. 4 IN
PA-.p-S4 80, 4 40, 4 90, 80. s, 5lO, 5 20, ) G0, ) 80,
so, $50, Z, z %, . a..
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PORT OF RTCHITOFD.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Traffic, Jordon, from Boston, with sundrics to
4 a krislnnann, A Sweeny, WORKMAN d M'Gruder,
Anderson, Garth 81 Co, Hubbard g. Gardncr, Wm J
Clarke. Rogers 81 Harrison, Otis, Dunlop s. Co.,
Daveul crte, Allen &. Co., ThOs. A.. Rust.
l.
Schr Tuntiry, Thorp, for New York. with -four,
tobacco, &c.
Schr Alice & Mary, Sadndcts, for New York,
with coal.
NEW YORK, Aprl S-Aruvel, ship America, Evans, from
Liverpool, 8h Feb. Yesterday saw a large ship 10 Toward,
Supposed her to be a packet ship from Liverpool
Sailed, packet ship Pacific, Lvcrpool Corinthian, London:
EdWnrd Onesnel. Havre: and nihcrS.
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Richmond Dock. Lottery
CL.0SS Nh. TK(

Glass Nh. THO.
TNtlS hauisnne scheme, fur the benefit OF the Eshnon,i
= Dock, will be drawn AZ the Eagle iioiei. on THURSDAY. ,fs
yi instant, al III O'Clock, A. ".
45 Hu~sER LoTrtHv-6 Draws DAlLors.
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PUBLiC WAkEHOUsE-R,c6r1ond-

PUBLIC WAREHOUSE-R,eHmond.
HAVING lat the desire of the inspectors of tte
- above Werehousc) taken the %situation
on saleSinan' l lender my services 10 the cultivatovs of
tobacco as such; and will pay the sirictcst attcn-
ton to receiving, securing and selling any tobacco
scut 10 mo or the inspectors.
Punctuality and despatch viii ia al cases he par
ticulorly attended TO.
foliage, &c. advanced.
~ Ohcc in the Inspectors Counting Room.
VI, e., LAKELAND.
n. Eta planters arc assured that the best pFi-
ces will be obtained from all the buyers. TO whom,
| beg leave TO refer. NJ .. o
maT IG-iawtsc
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SO entered, direct from Liverpool; and it is conicc-
tured, (says the Kingston paper) that they can be
sold at as reasonable a rate as articles of the sa,ne.
imported from the neutral Islands.
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HOME, SWEET HOME.
DOCK LOTTERY M. o

DOCK LOTTERY, No. Q
What a sight TO behold, .
OF Silver and Gold.
Then do not fear being sick vet,
liyoGr purse strings you'll loose,
And your Cash VIII produce,
l am ready TO sell YOU the Ticket.
A ) this splendid Lottery, which viii he drawn on ThursI6v
"A next, Iie Sth INST, is for the purpose Of canpletnry lis.
richmond DOCK, surely everycizeH will feel hnnseIi disposea
to patronize this laudable object.
From previous success III recent lotteries, / anticipate the
pleasure Of selling 10 nay customers soae of the following cap.-
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Theological Bookstore,

III L.4GLE HOIEE
'biHE Subscriber has opened a New BooKsroRl.
opposite the Eagle Hotel, where he intends keep
CAL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS and SrATIoSAKS
which he viii sci! on the most favourable terms.
mar 50 a. WORKS.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

49, n IA4AO
IEtHE subscribers, having purchased the Ling 81
Stages running between Guyandotte and Lewis.
burg will, on or before tle first OF May next, corl-
nence running tire Route TWICE 4 WEEK.
The Line viii pass through Charleston, and ff5G
thence, by the State Turnpike, TO Lewisburg and
the principal Medicinal Springs, TO wit: tue White
Sulphur, the Hot. the Warm, &c. to Siauuton.
y viii leave GuyaTdotte, twice week at 5 o'crdcP,
A. NJ.
Aud on is return, viii leave stauutou twice a
week.
From Guyandottc 10 Ce Springs there viii be 10
night travelling.
At Staunton The line meets the CharlotryiEr.
Richmond, aud Fredericksburg Lines, running thscc
times a week.
The route, from Guylnd6'te TO Stanton, vii bn
performed IN five days, and form stanton, to Rich
mond. or Fredericksburg, in two days, and from
Richmond, TO the City OF Washington. in % hours,
and from fredericksburg 10 the City, 10 eight hours.
Persons ascending the Ohio on their Wy 70 the
North, viii find this route the pleascntcst and rhfaps
est. And those y ho miy wish 10 visit the Sprirgs
are informed. that, exclusive OF the Line. they cSa 50
all times be accommodated, ON short notice. WIth
good crird Coaches to those Watering places.
And tho public ore assured, that in attention 20 'ie
accommodation and comfort Of the passengers. So far
as good Coaches and Teens. audN skilful and so.er
Drivers can afford them, the inc shall not be iniciior
10 any other in the State.
PORTER s. BELDEN.
Richmond, Va. March 10, 1890. 60
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-07

Public DeS.-Thr Secretary Of the Treasury has
notified the proprietors of the unredeemcd xix per
cent stock Of 9Th March, 1918 amounting tc Sc ,7so,-
721 %, that II will be paid upon the surrcn de- OF The
certificates, on The Isl of July ucIt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-07

BY DAVENPORT, .aLLEN & CO.
GROCERIES.
On THURSDAY, the 9Th instant, ut half past
10 o'clock, at our Auction Store, IN assurtncnt %
Groceries, among which are,
10 lihds st. Croix sugars
3 do New Orleans do
10 DO Antigua rum
8 do n. Orleans Go
3 do n. England d.
30 bbls Whiskey
, pipes Hollands gin
90 bbls Hartford ale
20 boxes spermaceti cand.yse
. 100 realms wrapping paper
10 tierces and bhls. lamp oil
Soap. snuff. indigo, green COTE,
G~nnpowder and young hyson teas, sc. &c
aprl -. y. s. CO. Aue'Gs,
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Extraordinary Luck ! !
.aT BIGGER'S OFFICE.

2, 8, IS, 40, Is, Ii, 81, &c, 25,
VNyERE the drawn numbers in tine Washington Gund Con.
w solidaicd Lottery, Glass no. IL
Nos 2, 8, 80, 30, 4S-and 3, IL, Z3-Thc above threo
capitals, with numerous Others Of smaller denominations, were
all actually sold at the truly fortunate Lottery and Exchange
Office Of rho BIGGER,
Where the capitals can he Obtained in the Richmond Dock
Lottery, No ?, % dpw next Thursday. ap 7-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-07

BE sure 10 send your ooders 70 Peafnian's ever fortunate Office
do0fs above me Eagle Holel WIN. PEARyfAS. 2
an "a,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-07

nRAwN NUMBERS in the Grand Consolidated Lottery,
- No. IL
., ., "a, 40, 10, II, 81, &c, -.
a great many prizes sold in the above az my Once. Holders
are requested u can aud receive tho cash, or renew in the Dock
Lottery. NML PEARMAN.
IN = Y
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MANAGERS oBFICE,)
7th April, 1929.
HNIE following were tho Numbers drawn in the
n Grond Consolidated, No. IL.
2, 3, IS, 10, Is, Id, 81, &c, IS.
ff, &c, 10, capital Of $500, sold at the Mausgcrs'
Office, IN n resident Of the CITY.
april = YATES g. MIETYRE.
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q ION PRINTING c1ecdiel al Die VIds oNeo.
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OF The s~uttcrihers 10 the yIReryi, Lr,sAav NIr.,rv
Conducted at the University of Virginia, are requested to send IN
tner ndrnes as SOON as practicable. The first number will issue
early in sIay. WNL W~FSTENBAKER a.,
ap ga fr The w. 7 :,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-07

LAMPS.
CST received n few pair of stand Lornps Of diff
- icrent kinds, for sale at - per pair.
april J. IT. NASH.
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Dock Lottery Tickets

IA. NASH respectfully informs the public, that h,
" has remaining uusold a few capital prizrs in III,
Sd Class Of the Dock Lottery, to be drawn ON th,
TIN inst: Persons wishing to obtain the capita
prize WI please make early applications.
april 7
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From tts ~: 4. JouIuaI Of Commeses. IF .aprs, 8.
SECOND EDIrios, HALF PAST ONE O'CLOCK, p. ~.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-24

are poor and must depend upon their worth and use
funess for support. am far from wishing to neglect
the culture of their minds but would also not neglect
the exercise of their bodies in useful work. 1hey
should be made to wait upon themselves from the be-
ginning and do great many things in the family which
now require the hands of servants. These things are
perfectly consistent with real gentity of manners and
refinement of sentiment The two are blended togeth.
er in great numbers of the most amable and agreeable
females in our land. Our daughters, as well as sons
should be dressed very plainly, should feed very simply
should be rendered useful at the earliest possible period
All our children should have it instcd into their minds
before different sentiment takes possession, that all
kind of labor is honorable. Let them be remindedof
the greatest of men and chief of apostles whose hands,
during his aposteship, ministered to his necessities
Let them be told Gods word, not only that they who
"wl not work, must not eat,' and that "eyery man
should labor, that with quietness he may eat bis
bread, but that it is christian duty to labor with
hands, that we may have to give to him that needeh
Let them be told of the Jewish proverb, that he who
teaches not his son some trade and art teaches him
steal Let them be taught how, that in Greece, who.
ever was found without some honest occupation from
whence to derive his support was banished the repub
lie as rogue. | again repeat it, that such change
in education is contempl dated, will appear dreadful
TO many tender parents, and will meet with much O
position from the pride of our nature, which hates
descend But we had better descend little gradual.
", and of our own accord, than be hurled eadlongtO
the lowest abyss. Many are the wolul instances Of
the distressing effects of poverty, on persons tendey
and badly brought up, which are already to be seeM
and the rising generation will increase the number
many hundred fold unless proper system be adopted
Richmond Family Visitor.
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Boston, January 2.-The Commercial Gazette Of
yesterday contains and unfair illusions
to recent events at Dover, made upon authority OF "a
Gentleman who ascribes turn out among the ie'
male Operatives" to some offensive regulations re-
Gently introduced The regulations alluded to- con-
tain nothing offensive to JUSTICE morals, or religion,
but few designing men influenced the girls to oppose
them, before they were published, and when they were
ignorant of their requistions 1t affords us pleasure
to state violence committed and that, with he
exception of small NUMBER they have returned cheer
fully to their labors agreeing to the regulations CO.
Ply of which is suboined Daily Ado.
1st No person will be admitted within the yard, eS-
cept on business without permission from an Agent:
I'd. The bell to call the people to their work will be
rung five minutes and tolled five minutes at the last
stroke the entrance will be closed, and fee of l29
cents exacted of any for whom it may be opened
Sd. No person can be allowed to leave work with
out permission from their Overseer
No talking can be permitted while at work, excep
on business
Spirituous Liquor Smoking, nor any kind of amuse-
ment will be allowed in the Work Shops, Yards or Fac
tories
4th. To preserve the present high character of our
profession, and give the enemies of Domestic Manu-
features for exutaon, strict moral conduct
is required from every one. Gambling, Drinking, or
any other debaucheres will procure the immediate and
disgracefu dismissal of the individual
9th Self-respect, it is expected will induce every
to be constant in attendance, place OF
Divine Worship, as circumstances will permit
9th. All those that faithfully perform their duty
have prevented, far possible, the waste or desruc
ton of the Company's property, and wish to leave
their employ, may by giving fourteen days notice Of
their intention, receive certificate that they were reg
ularly discharged at their own request.
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INDUSTRIOUS HABITS.

1.-THE following advice to the planters of Virginia
may be useful in other states.
Our daughters should be brought up to feel that they
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-09-04

TU0HE NEW MAPS OF VIRGINIA, Hening' 5
Statutes at large, Glmer's & Randolph's Reports
of argued and determined in the Court of APP
peas, Journals of the Senate and House of Delegates
of Virginia from 776 1890 inclusive and of the Con-
ventions ofI775-6 and ITS.
The Legislature having directed the sale of these
books and maps, many of which were purchased by
the State to insure the publication they offered TO
the public at Except the Journals much less than cost
and the proceeds to be applied TO the increase
the Library of the State, it is hoped that every
Virginia purchaser will be disposed to supply him
self from this OF the large Map of Virginia
justly admired for its general accuracy beauty Of
execution, but limited number of copies remain for
sale. The Journals, which have recently been prin ed
at the public expense embrace the entire period of the
Revolutionary struggle, contain much valuable and in
teresting maer-are where else be had, with
the Statutes large ought to be in the library of every
Virginian. The following the prces:-For the
large map 500; small map 81 Hcnings Statutes large
per set OF ID vols. IL dollars Gilmcrs Reports, dolls
per vo Randolphs per 20 dolls i'm proportion
any VOL except the 9th, which cannot be sold for less
than 5dos for the Journals per set, comprising quar-
TO, and octave vols. % dolls being more than the
expense of printing and binding.
Orders addressed to the subscriber at the Capitol
the City of Richmond, TO ]. s. j. L. Heron, corner
above the Eagle Hotel, will be promptly attended o.
VIM. III. RICHARDSON
Clerk of the Council and Librarian.
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