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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-06
POLITICAL.
MR. JEFFERSON AND THE CONVENTION

To The Editor ofihe Cenfipti ofMe Iaiieg
sir IN the yenr 1910, published series
Of letters addressed 10 the people II Virginia on
the subject II reforming our State Constitution
II wa. in pamphlet form. ] enclosed 10 Mr.
jefferson u copy ri this pamphlet. requesting
his opinion on the subject IL answer 10 which
receive his highly Interesting letter Of the
10th LILLY. 1916. shortly after win,e Ia Mr.
Jefferson. requesting permission TO publish this
letter, in answer to which received his letter
of 10th September.
You will discover that was laid under the
noet solemn injunciions not 10 publish these
truly able aud Interesting letters but since ihe
death of Mr. Jefferson, hive consulted n
number ofthe most Intelligent individuals, WIN
nrr Of opinion, tint il il nv duty now 10 Civ,
them 10 the people for their consideration, and
that II cannot now he considered u breach Of
good fifth 10 publish them, ms the whole oh
iect Of this grent and venerable man appearrd
In br to guard against being drawn into pub
lie aud personal discussion Of this imporinn
subject Nor can his memory possibly he in
nrctl bv the publication on The contrary, II
will add, ifnny addition ran he made. 90 the
transrcndan character OF this great Apostle %
the freedom and happiness Of his fellow eii'
gems
You " ~ herewith receive ihe lciirrs, whicl
you nrn NJ liberty To publish. | am most re-
specially yonr friend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-06
(jORNS.

lUDklN'S specific remedy for the cure Of
- Corns. White Swelings, Sore Legs and
Ulcers Schirrus or Gianduiar Tnmors, Fellon.
Rheumatism, Sprains, Bruises, letters, Chill
blains, sc.
Just received by
THQMaSJ J. DUAL.
Oct, 10.
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BY FLETCHER s. TOLER.

LOTTERY and Exchange Office.
IlIE subscriber has removed la, Iot,er,
and Exchange Office 10 the house laici,
occupied by Mr. NJ. White, nearI, onposii.
Messrs. John, William L. Caswell Poe.
b. W. HEWS0N.
Successor To NJ &Co
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-06
U,dE0,d Erb.J h,Ies. 1895.

CHAS. WllifELEN, surviving partner Of Nm. and
Giru Nhiielfy COM lnnan against I'm, II Brown aud
YIN Hurt, admr. Of Henry Hurt dec. dcfs IN Chancr
Tho defendant HIN. y Brown. unt having entered his
appear auce and given security according to the act Ui
A-rrbly and The rule Of tl court. aud 1t hppanrug
by satisfactory evidence that inlabltaui Of
This counuyi Il IS ordered tbat the sad defendant do
appear here ic r-t day ntneyt March term and
tho bill ri the camputi and thnt copy oftls
DIR BE- forthwith inserted ntom" ae~spaPet PrInfed IN
abe town "f I>ucbba iorten mouths slceessVriya and
posted the front dor uf ihc courthouse AZ the said
county copy-Te.tr, x. e.. MITCHELL, Is. Z.
Feb. =. w9mJO
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Great Bargains i'm Cloths

yMyHOSE who Nan. Cloths, would find il 10
their interest TO call on the subscriber.
He has mixtures, olives clare,, super g. mid.
ding blne aud black Cloths, and piece SUI
per Ermine bue, and one do. dc. Electoral
black, which he is determined TO sell very
cheap. II. ALLISON.
Dec. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-06
March %
DIIfIyrQ SETHSa

"1E have few handsome Liverpool Di-
w ming Sets complete, which we are Of
fering very low. Also, splendid assortment
lea China. embracing every quality and price.
We invite the attention ofour friends aud the
public TO the above.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & Co.
Jan 8.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-06

iraordnary eerlion 10.
PEAR TfEES.--lt is really surprising,
ssys n seienttc writer, in ailusinn Ia the graft
| iti& of pears bu ounce stock. thai Ensltsh
afdeners SHOULD so long have neglected the
practice, wsch has long been followed IN
France, L. iowhch the excellence oi French
pears is in n ihd degree 10 he attributed The
quinee used hs stock has the property OF
sunting the rTowlh ol the pears. aud forcing
Ia produce ,l4arine branchrs instead of seriilr
onrs, aud OF ecoelerating the maturity the
fruit. No snail garden should contain ppnr
trees gratedlin any nlhtr way, nor any large
gardens without them IL considerable extent
Afi0 Monthly Nag.
.-Nno...
ColTS.--Ec niirn hear ii lamented that
our breed Of hrses is 50 had.--Bui | nm CON
vinced, ms aor colts arr managed. il We had
any other breed we shou III make 1t appear 10
be Ms mean our w, II moi worse. The ~
busine IT colts in the FIRST winter, is the prnci.
pal rnhse of their proviog so bad For our
farmers seldom allow their colts any food
besides har, and ihgt j. not always the best
sind. 50 that thry seldom fail beng slinted
~ theii growth IN the fret winter 10 such y
degree, thai inry never get the HITTER oft, A
colt that Is tnalrd late, should nT ha wennPd
Il ! February or March aud shonM have nnts
during the who'll Of The winter In some
e"unni"s they allow a young colt fiIren bush.
els. We need mol erudee Ia feed 'hem with
meal. oNts and bran. hesides hest Of the clover
hay-fnr they will pay tor II IN growth. AZ
ter the ijrsi winter they will need no extraor-
'inary feeding i'll they are crown no. We're
the nhnve direct ions observed. we should soon
see tn improVcment in orr breed of horses. --
They would b. rapahle OF doing mnCh ersR.
ter service and be hL,ly 10 hald nui IN u much
greater age. \. J.. Farmer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-06

Tho defendants, Fcmng Ma, uard aud John II
Glass not hUyng entered their appearance and given
y nrdlng 10 the act Of Assembly aud the ues OF thu
court and II appearing ~ The -ait-ihruon of the court
TINT they moi nhabllnuts ofhI- ranmoHnc cath on
motion Of tho plaintiff hy council, Il = otdefed that the
sald defendants Fleming nntnaid and John :.
6nss 10 appear here on the atl Monday in
March next, and answer Tho bill offhe planud THAI -
copy Of this utder be- forthwith inserted in nowspn
per publ shcd m the town Of iynrhnfp for two months
ssipcly and posted the frou door Of the court
house, of this county on .otue court daY
Acopy--Tnstc HM. HOLT, nc
Jan - 9ni6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-06

constantly updn his wok. y man pani' n
quarter OF an gre day. thus inserting twelve
hund,ed plans lhrse feet q part, without ~.
traordinary eserlion j.. q.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-06

sSflRGINIA. tuwit .-Ata cnnrt held Tor ilflx enun
" the nd day OF bee stS. Judith Preston. pitt a.
GaInst Fleming Maynard, John s. 'ilnss and William T.
LIN LIZ dnr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20

Rf rue of a Deed of Trust from rbon,,s pin
ing and Sarah his wife dated the NH 1ov a.
Novem0er, 1928. and>of record in the county conrr
o, itcnrlco and county court Of Mecklenbura yyc
snail on The first day OF April next proceed to sell IT
Pnoiic auction, before the Union Hotel in the civ
oi hicnnond, the following property, viz: One LOT 81
Snd lying In the county OF lenrico near the CITY of
hichncnd containing one half acre and bornded in
part by the intersection of and SOD streets: eso
one other lot in the city Of Richmond. conts,n;nT
lSryhVe fcet on Poplar street, also one otbe, lot ~
parcel ofland, at Marion Ill., containing fonr ncrcSs
also one other lot or parcel of land III the couptv OF
llcnrlco' adjoining the lands of John New and otbr
containing four acres, with it's improvements consTs,
ing OF dwelling house, Syc also one other -, 4;
Tue city OF Richmond, on the corner of + aud gnfj
strcc'S, containing torty-four feet front And an Tho
10Th day OF April next, if no previously distressed -
NJ private sale. shall proceed to sell nj pnbi51
auction at 6iGckicnburg Courthouse lit beino, coirtf
day. the following tract of land living In the connfI
OF Mecklcnburc, containing 500 acres more mr. Ie-
heing the same trect Of land conveyed by Peter Ib
70 Richard Hazlewood and John Buckreil. aud h.,
them to Thomas Pulling ~ W
ORR1N WILLIAMS
JOHN a. LANCASTER, Ifustess.
). B-An persons having claims aoanst 9'bou,v
Pu'hng arc requested To briug them forward ~
s!~n release within six months from, tho I1tb d.,
o. November 1928, or they vill be debarred fum m.
privileges Of the above deed of trust
O. WILLIAMS
Inar o--<bt J. A. Lane ASTF'p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20
SOUTHERN REVIEW

EDCBLisHEp in Charleston, S. c.. quarterly, at So
"A per annum, payable in advance. Con,eats-
No l. Art Classical Learning; ., Principles of Ae-
ricuhnre 3, Execution OF Col lsnac Have: l. Gcome-
try and tie Calculus ., Gall the Functions of the
Brain; 6, SCOTS l.telof Napoleon Bonaparte; Z po
htical Economy.-Rent 8, Colonization Society, o,
Geology and Minerology North Carolina; 10, The
faiisman No. II. Art. l, On the Constitution of
the UmIted States 2, Niebuhrs Roman History; 3,
Begins Therapeutics; d, Roman I.i;ernturc 5, Life
Of W ythen6ich 6, Percivas Clio, No 3; 4 Butler S
Life Of Hugo Grotus; o, On the MonitoriIl System
OF instructions: O.. Crafts Fugitive Writings. No.
III. Art. lrNings lie of Columbus; ,, Origin of
Rhymes g. Kent's Commentaries; 4, Travels in the
South OF Russia; 5. Malaria g. Flint's Valley Of the
Mississippi 4 The Fair Maid of Perth O. SCOTS Life
OF Bonaparte 9, The Omnipresence of the Deity. No.
~. Art. l, Religion Of the Aboriginal americans:
J, American Naval History; 3, Sparks Life Of SID
yard; !, Views of Mature; D, The Fcderu constitu
ton; @, Pollock's Course of Time; Internal I'm
provements; o, The Roman Orators; O. G.,oruia
CONTROVERSY TO- The Tariff. No. Y. AIT I, Law
OF TeDures; 2, Romances of the Baron DC IN Motto
Fowque; 3, Cont of Chanccry; a. Life of Erasmns;
s, Browns Philosophy of the Human Mind; 6, Origin
OF Rhyme; 7, Travels of the Duke OF SAKE Gina =;
D, higgins Celtic Durids; Q, W alsh's Narrative
The above numbers |, February 1928; II. NAV
1873; III. August 1929; w, November 1923; &,
February 1929; are received, and may be had of the
subscriber, who is agent for the work.
mar 10 JNO. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20
FRESH DRY GOODS


2 Cases super, blue, black, Oxford and steel mkt
and olive cloths
4 do fancy prints, cumplctc ASSORTMENT, among
them are some handsome spring patterns
do black Italian lrsiring and 3b and 10 incl black
Italian cravuts
20 cotton bAndanna handkerchief
. do beghorn Bolivar hats
l DO brown Hollands
l DO srnshew silk umbrellas, some vcry large and
extra finish
l do containing large shell, ~ long bent and deep
teeth side combs
do Brazilian tuck, side, neck and long bent do.
bale patent seine thread all numbers
do ClaTk's spool sewing cotton
20 do 81, I'D, ID and Sd brown ind bleaccd slIr
tings and shcetngs
English and Ga French black bombazincs
Rich Lconidas fancy silk handkcrchicfs
Large size blue, brown, scarlet and yellow bandan-
IA handkorchefs
Treble gut coat and vest buttons
Blue and black patent covered coat buttons
Figured gilt buttons Cor ladies' dresses
Black and white polished brace ruoulds
Women's black and assorted horseskin gloves
The above named goods have been received by
late arrivals, which added to the stock previously on
hand renders the assortment good. For eale low by
Y. g. T.. JAMES a. Co.
07r .-,owO: Market SQuppc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20
rnNINiI,NIrArrn-

.fonthcy Revolutionary Soliis. guqc,
pcparcu this lie, ON Wednesday, the 18th Instant after a
snH hHn painful mdpOsiton AZ his residence in Hcnnco
county, Capt WiLIAN SrrHtSa SrH IN tie 7I wear of bls
ar The value st uPn the citizen soldiers of the Rcvoutpon
particularly those who marched "a de6n the principles con.
tended or IN distant Parts OF our beloved country assmula-
inc IDEA OF The value put upon the Books ofhe Syb Hasten.
ing as ihc patriots are 10 join the armies above survivors
o mat neloorfne struggle must mngle their
o citizens The loss which society feels the death of ono
OF their comtots Is 20 them the writer these hastv line,
addresses himself moc particularly, for they will not he I'M
mindful OF his value ~ the eldhe chilly blast the northern
climate With all tho prvaion the Virginia troops endured nor
the lannon's roar at the battles Of Banyne and enrantoep
could abatc his arour To these worthy defenders of civil
liberty be said that tho days ouefuuess allotted William
. om dd not terminate with that glorious struggle For
many years Inc acted USEFUL Jser of the Peace for tho
county IN which he resided exemplary and pious member N
INC presbyterian Church. and all tho domestic relations Of hus.
nan parent master and neighbour he fulfilled without gulc
nc has ri % chdcr aud other relatives with his nclghbor,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20

Il UST received aud for sale by the subscriber a
~ NANUAL OF CHEMTsrRY, OF the basis of Profess
sor Brandes; containing the principal facts of the
SCIENCE arranged IN the order IN which they are
discussed and illustrated, in the lectures Mt Harvard
University, N. f., the u. s. Military Accademv
West Point, Brown University, Amherst. aud soya-
rnl other Colleges in the u. s.: compiled from the
works OF the most distinguished Chemists; designed
as text book for the use Of students and persons
attending lectures on Chcmisry-the second edition
coinprchending the recent discoveries aud Hlustra
ted with nine plates and several cngravings on wood
BY JoTIN w. WEBSTER, Erving professor of Chem
istry aud Mineralogy in Harvard University.
WIN. III. FITZWIIYI.SONN.
mar 16.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20
MARINE NEWS.
SAILED.
: PORP OF RICH.MO.ND.

tobacco. "'N' "''u
S'sr. Bradford, Lindsey, FOR Portland, Maine,
with flour and tobacco. N''""'0J
Richmond ''''' manu. o'
BAI,TIMoRE, Nlath 1s-Auivcd sclir Pluarch. CrorL.
cit, days from Richmond. - ~'''N -
Ter, fro'n Norfolk Tor Boston. '''''"'' VIZ
wv YORK. March iG.-Cearrd, schr Dusty Mile,
Williams, Norfolk sloop Agrrun, Bcdci Norfolk '''''
Arrived srTrs. Emblem, Mcrercau firm, Norfolk. Jo,.h
Bonner, Somcr frun do Philadelphia Kcichnm P;eS,,cS
Greland, d. W. N"os'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20
COMMUNICATED.


buckingham, March H. l329
Ia Ue ESeslohiers Of CdonpbeH, Baiiord and Buck.
Ulghru.
Fcifow- Cltizfns At meeting of part of the
people OF Buckingham, in the evening. at March
court INST several motions made-Ist for tho
people then TO so into nomina alton OF u candidate
Tor Tie conventions; Cd proposing to appoint dee
gates 10 meet other delegates, who should have tie
power TO select candidates for tire Conventions; 3D.
10 place IN the pos or ofthe chair appoint delegates
ior Inc OBJECT OF the I'd resolution all ofwhcli fl or
full and elaborate discussion, we're abandoned cy
cept the first.
The vote on the first, stool ayes -, noes nine
majority The minority, dissenting in this case, and
being Opposed TO the prsiplc of nomination. viewip.
II as dangerous to liberty and the freedom of cleo
tiens, respectfully request of our fellow citizens 70
suspend their respective opinions OIL this oil i,npor
tant subject, until we can more fully place before
them our rcasnns therefor, through the presses OF
very $ii II tnic. We az. rcsucctflIlc
Tho .MMorilv ~ o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20
FIRST Periodical Sale of
DOMESTIC GOODS
IN .N'EVy YDRR

Z 0rder OF the Manufacturers, to commence. az
~ Thursday, the second day of Apr AZ ,ba &C.,
oil oPohord, TIestOn & CO. lag Water street. aud
continue from day to day until every article on the
ABOUT one thousand packages of Goods will be Or
66OOOIS' SHOES, HATS, BONNETS, COTTON
.. L: q Co intend to have package sales of Do
S usS.lc Slanuiactnres IN the months of April and
In each year, so TO embrace the best
seasons Tor business IN the Spring and Fal Goods
WIZ De received fer the first sale until the e6tI Isr
ana liberal advances made
c Catalogues will be ready and the goods arranged
lot examination two DAYS previous to the sale.
NJ. HOFFMAN 81 SONS, Auctjoneers.
mar '--l8t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20
HERALD OrFtcR

-, .. -1diy0fA, TvenIdy, Juarch II.
fortunate nNNho assembled by the bursting the
ooer died soon aer the accident, and that two others were
so dangerously hlnmd that IL expected they would
survive the night These aud Austin the steward who
was supposed not to be so seriously inure died Yesterday
vitality the lungs, had been assaod by the scaldug vaar
tom WHICH, rather than the external injury they received the
, termination OF existence was fastened - 49,
we have made the most minute inquiry as 70 tie cause of
inc accden' aud the only conclusion have been able TO
arrive at Is that Inc copper Of The fire uc was not sOce,lv
inverted ann thai the pressure OF the il To co,pe
uhti an aperture was made through which the steam forced
padSe ana escaped tue furnace Wilson standing imne
d>ey m iont OF the iurnacc plying with wood when the
steam TSi Out, and OF received greatest injury
ausn lonS indisposcd was lying down forward cabin
inc ooor OF which communicating with the fire-room was
"nio t'na'eiy open aud the rushing through he was
w1etchedy sraded female servant bu, minute before in
'he Onward cabin had barely reached Gek when the ey
plS+'n TOOK place. WV ~
Lct pSUlar Monday next
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20

He Senate 0tlp nned SG,rs ijnusie Yesterday sie de
tiIsYlHs no additional nominations tou, the Prsi,lcr
ISnnnee was appointed Consisting OF AIR Sanford and aIr
ana Inform hun, that having transacted ~ The business before
H. una Scae vas aboGt Ia ADJOURN, Soad Tie President have
no tHrr1 communication 10 make.
ire cunntire having waited upon the President, and re-
Po!eh that he had 40 further communication TO make lr
adjournment was moved and carried nan en1 49,
la the sitting OF tie Senate, Monday we learn Tho llcs
sage oil the late President of the United States aun,,ne The
Instructions TO the Panama Mission restored TO the L.
ssa've journal from the Executive Journal which i, lad
n consigned as TO the stream OF oblivion But nh aJnira
oe consistency, amer decrrring 60 I've puc progeny a
nouon TO PRINT for The Information eyeu Of the Aembrs o
the Ssrate was decided in the negative,
The real merit Of that measure hover is Irt ts r. M hid
undcr hIshcL--lcl. mi - ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20

INDIGO, in ceroons
- Cotton yarns, No. to Id, first quality
. Haxalls and northern nails and brads, all sizes
Gunpowder, coarse and fine
Shot, assorted, candles, assorted
Country and Hollands gin, cognac brandy
Winter pressed lamp Oil
Prime ST. Croix sugar
Antigua and jamaica run, fine qualities
Imperial ind gunpowder teas
Wrapping and writing paper
Window glass, tanners oil
Pepper, ginger, snuff, lime
ALSO,
Domestic cotton goods, &c. &c. for sale by
mar 20-6t DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20
WARD ELECTION

'E'llE election Of Common Councilurcn. ~ Tho On.
veral Wards, will be held on the 1d Ue5.
ncm1y IN .AP,7i ucTt, viz: In Jefferson Ward No
at Arnstrongs tavern--In Madison Ward No. a
az az INC hsge Hotel; and IN Monroe Ward No 8, az
tne Shockoe Hill Tavern. Polls will open in eaeI,
ward, AZ ten o'clock, a. NJ. "The free bolJerS of
o,s wnn the said city, whether improved OF not, and
whether such frceholders reside therein or not and
the nohsekecpers and inhabitants Of The said city, who
sna nave resided therein at any time for The space
OF three months without the intcrmission Of ono ~
months, and possess in their own right within tho
same movable and immovcablc property to tho va
luo Ofone hundred pounds" entitled 70 vote.
W. y. WREN, Scrv't e r.
Ma~s1, Z
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20
From INC l'osiCn Traveller Of rri.iav.


Gyrnt Sale cf Domestic .1Epta at Bosfc-e y,l
fmi nnual sale Of Domestic Goods under the direction of be
New England Socy took place the Fancu Hall Market
tns wees Gn snge day. wednesday, between ,eren
Povsnni nckdgrs Woocn and Cotton Goods We're cold S
value Of which we have heard estimated 500 the package
amounting IN all to 800 ono Besides these large quantities
of leather, shoes, wool and furniture were dSrd ~ ybh
would ycry considerably inc - the amount y ~
he Boston Palladium says 'he quantity articles Offered
was much greater than formerly that the Mare, Hail 5lF
feet long and so feet wide would not this year hold them and
the sales OF Furniture Goods &c &c had to be held in ohc
places Great bargains undoubtedly purchased Their
were at the Hall 1000 pieces ofne Cassimeie from one
iHIriTg establishments
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20

Yep from the Bench Of the Supreme Court, 70 cast
min at ribad upstarts and violent calumndtors; but
y not impossible that the ofunfairness aud
lndecency which Is pursued towards him, may be
carried to such extent as to compel bin to some
ac Of selfjustiioaton; and fcertain editors hurry
that they have been guilty of an act of folly for
which they will be unable to make my adequate
|atonerncnt.
.Mr. Clay lef this city last evening" OF this NOR.
ming early. He has taken the road to Baltimore
md goes from us in high spirits perfectly satisfied
with the course pursued by General jackson in the
arrangements he has made, cabinet, diplomatic and
civil. Tho departments have all got their heads,
except the state department, and MI Van Buren, is
expected In few days"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20
If1St SO of Land an Hcn,acn

1'"N' sue q Lana az HcHg1cO.
Vuc and m pursuanc Of deed oftruS bra rir -
- ga DAY ct Alarch 1926 and admitted to record S t
y CV CLERKS office ON the 25th day ofAarrh tg26 VrI-
- me ny thomas Bohannan, late OF the city of RicInr
20 secure 70 Richard Whitfield Toe payaenf of
~ VIC Sad deed mentioned, shall as requested b,,
" hId NIhed, on the first day Of April next II a., :,
On We neN TAR day, before the door Of the Union Hotel -
y OF richmond expose to sale public auction for mad
y certain tract Of land in the said decd mentioned cc,,,
s acres Wing sud being situate in fIenriro Cont
81 y Inc lands late Of William Gaihrcht de~rassd
Coodc deceased f0tIN ESCppne 5''s 80 gI SOslPn
E6etr,odd, $50 .lIarci 1925 Ws,b ~ uS ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20

MFR. LEE respectfully informs his friends and
IV1 the public, that in quence fthe nclemen-
cy of the weather, the Concert advertised for last
evening, postponed until more favorable oppor.
tnnty, when no hopes liberal patronage will render
him their support. Due notice viii be given when
the Concert will take place. mar 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20
BAKE HOUSE, FOR RENT.

'EIfE Bake House tenement lately occupied by
MIR. Merriam, on nth street, between tho old
market aud the dock, is for rent; and as a stand
tor vending the articles inlc bakers line is prohab
not inferior TO any i'll the city, being in every respect
well arranged for an extensive bnsinesx-Apply r.
mar 10 RALSTON 81 PLEASANTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-20

.4itnH0t JHeetlng Of the Bible Society Of "a.
IL ESOI.VED, That the sixteenth anniversary
~ meeting of the Bible Society of Virginia, be
held III Trinity Church, in this city on the first Tues
day (7h) in April next, at to hour of 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. aud that the Recording Secretary give public
police of the same, and invite Auxiliary Sbcetrs to
sent delegates to said meeting.
Extract from minutes Of 3D. Feb, 1929
JAMES GRAY, RECORDING Secretary.
~ Bible Societies throughout the State win confer
favor by communicating such information as thew
may deem useful; and Auxiliary Societies are partc-
uary requested to make up and forward their renors
to the Rev. Stephen Taylor corresponding SEMINARY
OH or before the first Tuesdayn March next
Feb JAMES GRAY, Rcc'nr Sccrv