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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-21

In Chedo1JiS'd County CoGri, 1923, Der ne gII.
ishsm Puekeii in his proper prison, also MichaI Vor
fham Sarah Worhau, and William Workman infan,
Children of edward orsham, dee'd by John Hill ,beiy
hrs friend, complainant, G.ginst John Truemsn snJ
yStbeecR his wife, late Rcbecea worsham which said
ltsbeeeH i5'hc ahmS ofEiward Wowham, dcc'd seC,s-
~ CBAEcERY.
The dag came the complain hy coopsei, aud fled
iirtr bill, aud IL appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the
Court that the eaid John Truman is not an nbabita
~ this eomnoowealt5 the motion of tie eonplaparts
Is ordered that che said John frUeinsn appear here on
ue second Monday In Mach next, nd answer the hill
OF tie eomp'auanisi and that copy Of this order he
inserted Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY in some
psblished IN The city Of Richmond, and another cow
usted the trout dooI nf the OF this
Zoe two successive courts
copy. Tes;e,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-21

S'N'iNiA: a, rules holden in clerks office of tie
superior of chancery for tho Richmond d.,r;r,
we i'h ray OF July, l93a: John Baylor aud George D.
baylor pits ded'N Robert Pollard, James Brown in HE
own gn ana asex'or Of Robert Burton surviving panry
o. Donald Burton, Samuel Braudrum, Thomas Pink.rton
an" paheI Bell assgnees of Donald & Burton
dts. 1P'''
ne attendants Samuel Brandrum, Phomas PinkcIton
ana Daniel boI not having their AMI
eve" security according To thu Of assembly and thn
VI 's couit, and II appcsIin by satisfactory evil
euoc mat lhoy are not Inhabitants of this couatry n IL
ordered that the said defendants do appear here GU te
nst Gay oi he next erni and bill of review
neu ny I'VE painuhs and that copy Of this order
'nsoTte" IN some newspaper published in the city
!" chnond Tor two months successfully, and posted az
We 'front.' door of the capitol, in the aid city.
ID copy. Tes'e, WIN q. PEyDLEPoN q n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-21

u In answer tn the various aquiri-a verbal and
wrItton, which have been made, the P,,hI.sr,r mr.
hounces that the forcgoin" vork in press and will
appear III ionr weeks rom tins day. As The number
of copies will he limited Booksellers ard otbcrs %
wish to possess them, would do well to leave IN. II
names with the Publisher, with Mr. John II. Nnsl,
Na1srs: Collins 81 Co., or ". II. Fitzvhylsor Y.
- The Author of the above work is ur5no,r,,.
Notwithstanding tilr man. lls,nio,rs c1ni.rt,-os
VIII; h arc sfoat. -
Jan ns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-21

H-k CCkWHEAi NeaI in hal! barrei- Ilr r r.. and
ei2h'"s Tor sale BY \. SW BENY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-21
EASTERN nls.fRICT OF NlRGlNIN- "a -..,,-

tASItNN DISTINCT OF VIRGINIA., 10 -'f:
w II that or the erhti, t,av 81 Vovrr,
be-, IN tine fifty third vrhr the inicpcnacnca of tho
-..t-E I. states OF America, THOMAS II. Witt, O;
ir sad District hath deposited ~ "a Office title or i,7ol
ire right whereof Inc claims pror;o;or the words f,oyin.
"t!dge FIJI or, II. Eoiiv ocfic fyf,yosorsr a NcsCL
DV \ yIguIyjsv.
'Fsrrc U'ar, and j1iisEIY 1rc
ill9 iiuii ss-sre, 5v yiily fr,fiu Jre,L"-i;r,y
"ii Ytco Io',r,,s,"
In cnr'1rmy - The not ri the Coneoes Of IT, lcd siacs
entitled An act for the eut u learning nv cri,
ur cn'c1 oimap-, charts, aid 50Ns authors anal ir,
'1eorS oi such eopes du'ng The ;nes thln mentioned
RIO JEfFNIES,
Clerk ot''lr Fat. "a Dis's;-, - I-T,oj,,is.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-21
$500 REWARD.

SAs-j Ss kA&Ss
n OIiCE is hereby given that the sum al Jli ,-E
~ HUNDRED DOLLARS has been subscribed
ny Several cfzcrs of this place. for the apprehension
o. tue person. or persons, vino assaulted and robbed
Capt Simon NJ Lenn, (sincc dead in this Citv. on
the evening of The It'll instant.
The paper ring the name o. those who have
subscribed this reward will be produced on application
TO the Publishers ofthc Daily Wing, or the Richmond
Compiler. Dec ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-21
ron .lOORE .9TdLN.

ron .l'OORE .4GyfLN.
~ DES upon cash corn, catholics and nanv 9Th ii.
~ matters, by Thomas Moore.
FAIRY Legends and Traditions Of the scnt7 6f ire
land. with plates.
Vol 10 English Common T,a-y Heroris.
January No. for 1879, n. A. Review published
and received ~ NASuS B,nksto-,
ian -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-21
EDUCATION-

fE'iiE subscriber respectfully informs Lcr former
patrons aid 'nends generally t"at she has taken
fhc Sunday School room attached 10 'it;ntv Cbnrcl
whore Fhe viii commences cachng on MONDAY.
ilc hth o, January ncXtI'hc jrauoues TO which she
VII devote her particular attention. VIII consist of
kead"". writing Arithmetic, English Grammar,
tcograi ny, with Inc use of Globes and Maps Uisto-
~ NC. also, PLAIN and ornamental Needle Work and
Embrodsry. with Drawing and Painlinl in their diff
ierent varieties. wish a grateful remembrance OF
Tie GJeid support she has heretofore rcciy in her
scnpDi' ana with foil determination 10 Use inr bcd
Efforts to advance the youth with whose instruction
she may be- entrusted, she socits the patronage of
ner friends ioc ihe year 10 come.
Dec s5-t d { TT MARY ANN WILDER.
A7OR RENT. a c0ulr4yi. i,,.rk tc,,.,,sn, ,.a.,g d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-21

tn"iNiA: Al rules holden in the clerks Office of tire
sup'uof court OF ehancery for the Richmond disrr,.
inc 'th day OF july 1923: john Forbes ESQ executor Of
he as w and testament Of William T. Myers dec plt.
dsGnst James Scott rxor of John Lessie sed md
Barclay, semuel irving and Jsr,es r. Scott dfs
III" seize facias awarded no, be,p
nm the defendant Samuel living aud he entered
ms appearance and given security ding act of
assembly the Jules OF this aud by salts
i"c'"y evidence that he isl iha
ordered 'n' The SAID defendant do appear tlu
htsi day q" ia" next tenn, aud shew cause sgains, th
revival sought by the said process that copy Of this
od1r he forthwith inserted in spn per pub .hed
" me Guy OF Hchmond, Tor two months essively aud
posted ~ the rout door of the capitol in the said ci,v
bl copy. Trsie, WIN. G. PENpLHroN, G. c..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-21

viRGlNiA: Atruss, holden IN the clerks once Of the
supeIos court OF ehancery for tho Richmond dstc
the 7,h day OF July 1898: John Enrougby aud Martha
NJ DIS wife, who Martha nj. Robertson, Archer
Robertson, sdn,'o' of Nancy NJ Robertson, who
Nancy NJ BOOKER Joseph Scott and Caroline NJ. his wife,
aud Jchn Robertson aud Elizabeth his wife, pits. against
EI1aNs'h Booker, exix Of William NJ Booker, deceased,
N'l'an scott aud Rachael 3. his wife William NJ.
b""kor, william T. Eggleston, Odnor of Thomas Booker,
dnce"s@d Anis,e"I T. rownes John Booker, William r.
fgges'on ~ hi right. John s. Booker John l..
iow"es' admo OF James Townes, deceased, dts.
The defendant Juhn l.. TowIss, atmot of James
"wn" dec nothoving entered his appearances and given
security according tn the act of assembly the rules Of
"s e"" aud appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
ne Is cot an uhabant Of this country; "a is ordered that
the SAID defendant do appear here the first day tho
next term, aud the hill Of the plaintiffs that
copy al this order he forthwith inserted pe
published in the city Of Richmond for two mouths success
sV'y aud posted at the frou door Of the capitol, Ia tire
said city.
The rights of all., 1829-09-18

xroaEed, and appeared for several minutes in
clned 10 give up The contest; when, recover
ing from III painful elects Of the blow, ne re-
turned he cAarge shh unabated violence.
The m'te nj preparation ior 'his seconn ~
tack wa, ~ ~an. AS the first, He sided
from one fli- VI he menagrrle TO the ne'
for a consit sni. time, seeking taVontabl9
oppor IA, i, elze his prey during all "h'ch
time ,h- a5r.- lil preserved the same posture
and sill Sep his head arec' and turned over
his shn Ter. The lion at length gave IA Sc
eond >prlhg. with all the strength and velocity
he could exerci~e when the horse caught mn
with his hoof on the under jaw, which n irac-
tured Having sustained second and "rpa
rently more severe repulse than the former
the lion retreated to his den as well AS he was
able, apparently IN the greatest agony. moan
ing ali the way in a most lanent"ble manner
The horse was soon oblige'. to be shot, as no
enc ever dare to approach the ground where
he was kept i Iustra'ious of Natural History
The rights of all., 1829-09-18
NO MISTAKE.

TEVo lovers of economy AT time like the
H. present, when the general outcry is, 'hard
times no money every hint tina, can be thrown
out for the promotion of economy aud pru-
dence, deserves, al least, candid cons Iteration.
Under these impressions he proprietor, of
NO. |. COURTLAND >REET.
Opens 10 his customers and to The public, an
as,ortme ii of superior sugar, tea, coffee, and
Cos en- butter-- cheese iard &c SC He sells
so low, iha' luve,s of economy will do we'll to
call and see for themselves
NJ B. Goods delivered to any part Of the
city Orders will he thankfully received, and
promptly attended to.--DAV!D RUGGLES.
No. |. Conrland stree. near Broadway,
Nep Xrk July l7th. 1929.
The rights of all., 1829-09-18
"I'~ the Rights IF Al !"
CORRECT PRINCIPLES.

Some three OF four years since. number oil
Benevolent individuals of the city OF Ne" Ha-
ven Con. TO med ~ ASSOCIATION, " hlch Is de-
nominated he " \ Fl rau Improvement Society
al New Haven" This name at 0nre exhibits
the objects the association coHtemplates. the
improvement and elevation of the people al
color. Of thai vlcinit in the scale oil moral be-
ing. This is golns TO !" ork upon right p'lncl-
piles, 10 Instruct the ignorant, 10 relieve the
needy where anil whe never they are found
This society. with The immortal Asbmun,
whose sepulchre i with them believe. that ad-
mitting The practicahihy Of removing the peo-
pie of colour from this to another continent, ,
still, in consequence OF the fatal effects, cli-
mate generally exerts on those who change a
temperate for iorrid zone, it is palpablv
wrong, to carry forward the work Of emf
grafton from any where north of the Po-
tonic. Therefore whatever is done for
these members OF the hody polite, must be
done here. must be done now. Emigration
being impracticable. With the greatest pro
priety, they apply The remedy. which promises
happy result A remedy simple and easily
applied. The exercise of proper feeling to-
wards their 10, long injured fellow citizens
together " tn the power ofperseverelng effort
for their well heing.
society? II is in every respect. such, as is cal
culated TO excite in every good man the warm
est emotions Of gratitude, o him who alone
prompts men tt virtuous actlon-ior in addl
ton to the increased sympathy and respect ex-
cite.i for the virtuous and industrious man of
color, and increased commisseration felt, and
the increa ed effort made to rescue the immor-
al, from he depths Of pollution,he prolific off
spring Of the circumstances In which he has
been unrighteously thrown by averice and by
prejudice Through the influence of this so
ciety, a commodious school house and a neat
and sufficiently spacious place ofworship has
been procured, by the people of color Of hat
place. A numerous school has been gathered
and commt'ed to the care ola very competent
instructress- and also upon the 25th uIt
church, composing respectable number of
members, was ganized Now setting be
meath the shadow of their own vine, they en-
Joy the indef,tigable labours. of the Rev Mr..
Joslin, white man.
This servant of the Lord, am credlbly in
formed. has devoted himself to the cause of
the colo.d population of this country. Surely
the names Of such men, and the improvement
society, ought to be embalmed in the atfec-
tions of every individual of color, and kindle
The rights of all., 1829-09-18
BALTIMORE. UNION SEMINARY

Back Of the African Church, Sharp-street.
I'm lis sch"o: will be- taught Reading,
- Writing, Arrthmetick, bookkeeping,
English Grammar, Geography, Compost.
ton, Ilistor Cronol gy, lgebra, with o.
ther useful bras ches of Mathematics :;
Elements of Natural Philosophy and As
tronomy. Logic, Rhetorlck; also the Latin,
Greek, and French Languages in addition
to the above studio, the females will be in
strncted in plain sewing The subscriber
assures his friends and the public, that g.
very attention shall be given to the i'm
provement of his pupils. both In morals
and literature This school will at all
times be commenced with the reading Of
the scriptures and prayer, closing with the
same.
An examination OF the pupils belonging
to the above will be held on the tenth of
August next, to which the parents of the
children, the trustees of the Church, and
the public are particularly invited to at
tend-also the board and directors of the
first speculating company of free coloured
persons of Balimrre, are quested to at
tend. WILLIAM M LIVELY.
The rights of all., 1829-09-18

in every bosom, to the disposer of events, the
most grateful atfec' ions Fo eve praised be
his name. for prompt ~ 'ncn o devote their
time, cir talents, for incnlng ih"nl 10 S.ndy.
to laoour, TO pray for the ;emlo'ai ana >pl~n
ual salvation of their oppres ed and degraded
fellow ciizrn<.
The improvement society hell heir annual
meeting On the evening ot he 251h u!t., when
as have learned, the reports OF tue reasurer
ard secretary were read
The statement of facts, prese ted by The lat
ter In rela IOu to that po ton OF the conmun'
", which the society is designed 10 benefit,
was highly interesting 1t at once showed the
" ork which is to be accomplished, and 'he
means necessary 10 be employed 10 effect IT.
But the most interest as excited by the
appropriate addresses made on the occasion, ,hy
several clerical and other gentlemen, exhibit:
ing and urging the objects of he society,"
These are b; lef3 some Of the benign effects
Of this worthy association.
| know indeed 10 the superficial ohser-
yer, or 10 the inc ividual who Is lost to the
finer sensibiities Of our nature, by fami-
liarity with the unhallOwed lrafck IF the
souls and bodies of his fellow mr". the a.
bove statement of facts NAV appear trlflIng
but TO the man of color, who, however vir
tuOus, or deserving, or qualified tor any
| sphere of life. VINO ever finds himself when
he attempts the pursuit of amy object of
laudahle ambition, standing almost friend
less and alone to such man, The con-
Temptation of thr good already accomplish
ed by this society, Is source OF his high
est pleasure. To one malignant principle,
| aIlude t. iron hearted prgudire, its ma
tural eject Is TO warp the Judgment, be-
numb the conscience, and to shrivel up
the sonl, TO this principle, we may Justly
refer all that is lnpropItlous, in the situ-
alton of the colored citizens of the free
States. The happy tendency of this So
ciety is to connteract the influence of this
evil. And the person. whO does most to
remove it, does most towards the anchor
alton of the condition of this oppressed
lpeople.
Only let the community at large, with
sorrow add, let the christian community, do 10
Ins, as hey would that Others, under similar
circumstances, would do unto them " Only
let Them deal with US, as God deals with men,
THAT is. according to our moral worth Infne,
Ionly defuso and adopt throughout The free
states, the principles oil The >. Haven, A frican
Improvement Society, and this moral machin
cry. will produce moral wonders. 1t will
produce an era in the history of this republic,
AS desi able, AS glorions, as hat, identlf, d
with the deathless fame of Cl1rkson and v i'll:
berlorce JU STITA
The rights of all., 1829-09-18

HEa=n The subscriber takes this metdoh to
inform bis friends hat he has made arrange
ments by which his house was reoPe"ed on
the frs, OF May. for the accommodation oil such
respectable persons Of colour, as may have oc-
casion TO visit is city, during the present
s.ason-The situation is healthy and plea
pnt. and nothing will be wanting to render such
as favour hlm with their patronage, comtorta-
BILE and happy. PE Ek bANH'
No %, Leonard Street .NeaU York.
The rights of all., 1829-09-18
FRANCIS WILES,

- REsPECTFU LY informs his friends,
sREEslsN and the publck generally, that his
HOUSE, No l52, Church-street, is still
omen for the accommodation of genteel
sons of colour, with
The rights of all., 1829-09-18
1Rar tt1.

In this city, by the Rev. Theodore S.
Wright, Mr. James Van Clief, to Miss
CIaricy BowlS-hy the same Mr.. Edward
Thompson, to Miss Margart Williams.
The rights of all., 1829-09-18
CLOTHING.

Kept consta antly OIL hand, for sale by David
Walker. No 40 Bratlr street. Boston, and a
great variety Of .Ne,o and second-ianded Cloth
ing.
{C-He also cleans all kinds of Woolen
Clothing in the ne atest manner. and on the
most reasonable terms
Ma, 90, 1929
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07
O>J0te on the kcnnwha Turn Ike.
IN THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES,

WEDNESDAY, Dec. 81. 1923.
Mr.. KERcHEvAL who, when the bill for the extern
sion ofthe kenawha Turnpike was on its third read
Ing, had voted IN the negative, now moved for the
suspension Of the 4th rule ofthe house. with view TO
the RECOMMENDATION Of the vote that bill The fol-
lowing is the substance of the debate which ensuct:
Mr.. MEMS said, that he had not the vanity TO be-
leve that any thing he could say on the subject be-
toTe the house, would influence the opinions or change
fhe vote Of single member of that kody in relation
~ the question before IT, lie would nevertheless
gives his views freely OF The subject which he regar-
ded as presenting one the most important matters
for legislation which had been contemplated 70 be ac-
ted on during the present session.
lie presumed that every who bad attended to
the subject would remember that the schOrc Of the
Kcnawha turnpike road was that it should pass over
from the James to the Kenuwha river and that was
expected to be the great portage md thorou0hre for
the productions and travelling from the western to
the eastern sections Of the State and 20 market and
particularly to Richmond. If il had failed in some re-
spects to meet these expectations ofthc public il had
stu answered a most important and useful puTDCse-
il had furnished safe and convenient route through
the wilderness Of the west, 90 the interior Of Virrinia
tho number oftravelcrs vas great and daily increas-
ing and It had in consequence, already become pro-
ductvc stock.
IT was Impossible FOR my one 90 pass over this
road, without being convinced If the strong necessity
that exists for it, extension. The road which had
been finished under the State direction now reaches
nom Dunlaps creek 20 the Kcnawba river. And
tDo carried over almost impractcablc mountains, is
allowed TO BE- one Of the best in the S,nte while the
roads connected with it. nj its western end r. arnon
tic worst on the globe Just as YOU reach that poinf
on the route to the vest where nature has said hero
ART must nerpose TO remove the great obstacles to
TaVeilng' your road suddenly stops short, and the
passenger Is lcit 10 plunge on, his wav TO the west
through msurmountable difficulties and dapgcrs AT.
Gr having expended so large sun ms has been up.
Piled to the construction Of ths road w Won pause
1t the'''fy mon"I Whom Your further p-orasF would
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07
Erom ~ Baliimore Amr.can.

from The baltimore Llupican
We have received from a correspondent at ST.
Bars, letter under date Of 18th ult. from which we
make the annexed extracts. Our readers have al
ready had the particulars Of the capture of the Buenos
Ayrean privateer Federal, by the u. S. ship Erie;
and we now proceed to publish the correspondence
between Captain Turner and tho authorities at St.
Iarts, which preceded that affair. We copy it from
the st. Christopher Advertiser ofthe 9th ut.
ErirGcis Of letter 10 he editor Of The .gmercd dated
"ST. BARTs, Dec. ii, 1898.
The schooner Llpwing, Capt Kennedy arrived
here on the 9th instant, from Baltimore, in 10 days
passage. She sold her -four at S13 37s Pcr Dbl. I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07
To ruE Eprrons or rur Ny,c

tientnenAlow to call the attention of the Ftce,olders
Of tins Congressional District through your usc. aper 10 the
subject OF selecting man at the approaching ,cton that is
practical man fante business Such man this state
had and particularly tins district We have
100 many Lawyers Congress, and sufficient number OF
merchants and planters However well Qualified MIR Stevenson
may DC III law matters as representative he as
mecia man. and we want representative ,rtv man
oil TINS stamp from this districtand my object in addressing
this note, that the subject may be presented 70 the p
pie and that they select sic lnan sure an, l. ,ha we
have some such among Should this communication he no
oeo NAV name some individuals tina, good men,
too that will their influence in eneavorg TO revive the
commerce Of Richmond and nc party man. as
the present member is AMI has been the last
A MERCHANT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07
DEATH OF MRS. JACKSON.

report reached this city yesterday, coming from
Wellington, of the death Of Mrs. Jackson On the 23d
ult. at the Hermitage, which we regret 70 say is
confirmed by intelligence received by the Lynchbury
mail 1t is possible, that the intelligence may be
hoax, tn its circumstaniiaty, and coming from OPP
posIte directions, seem to render il probable.
Exusot of letter from Nashville Editors OF the Yrgnan
at Lynchbrg
NASHVILLE, 23d Dec 1923.
cnfcrnenNfs Jackson wife Of Cen Jackson died las,
night a, 10 O'clock She had been unwe f several DAYS bat
moi expectrd 10 dangerous until bJ before her death
Te event stopped the preparations for Dinner and Ball
20 he gwen the General to-day.
u The election Of first Auditor was enormously
reported. There was only ono scattering vote
srsirst Mr.. Heath, instead of nine reported
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07

Sits the wind there' The Georgia Journal gives
the preference TO the Post Master General over all
the candidates yet named FOX tho Presidency, to wit:
Messrs Clay. Van Buren,, Calhoun and Thompson.
What prefer him to Mr.. Van Buren,, Mcssrs. Edi-,
tors,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07
DIRECTORS


0Ctte Bank Of j-ugiria and Branches for ME yel
1929.
RICHMOND.
John Brockenbrough Randolph Harrison. IT,
Thomas Rutherford John Allan
Blair BurwcIl William Ford
Philip Iaxall Benjamin Hatcher
Robert GwathnCy John Il. Tripictt"
tIariand ii. Mitchell George IL. Sampson
Thomas Walden Beverly Randolph
PETERSBURG.
VIM. Fl. mcfarland John e.. Armistead
John L. May Tho. Wallace
Joseph Bragg John e.. Hobson
William Haxa'l Daniel Duggetf
Edwd. Powell Samuel Winfre,# .
James S. Brander Tho. N. Lees
e.. Il. Osborne
NORFOLK.
William d. Lamb Y'hos. G. Brouglton
William Il. Sclden Eugene Higgins
John ". Holt Waiter Heron
John Southpatc Henry g. Rcordon*
Albert Almond Edw. Delany4
Caleb Bonsal Burwcll B. Mosoiy*
William Moseley
FREDERICKSBURG.
Hugh Mercer Wm. X. Gordon
BAIL Gordon John S. Wexford
John Scott John b. Hall
VIM A. Knox George Cox
james Vass Jos. 3. Ficklin%
John NJ. Patton Robert Elliyt
John Moncurc
LYNcHBURG.
William Warwick Chiswcl Dabroy
Henry Davis Balda Mcdaniel
John J. Cabell DANIEL Brown
John o. Beitwich David Walker
William Mckinney Robert Kylot
John Caskio' William w. Norvells
Samuel Clayton
Not N Me last Directo,a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07

OChe Bank Of t-giuip and Brancbey for me yen1'
1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07
(Signed)

1'c the Hon. Major HAAsuM, and
The Honorable Justiciary, &c. SC. &c.
No. Q. is simply an acknowledgment ofthe receir
of Capt. turner's letter by the Government of S,
Baris, and that it will be laid before the Council 6
Government without delay.l