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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21

Nrw IONS, August l..
TedS.-A decline has hecn pcr-epuhle for some weeks. an,
hom the sales this week we are authorized TO say that ON ul
teas and ordinary qualities, prices are nov at least ten cents
pound below the bet sale, Oh the srrng. In fine q.olities itc
falling o1 is less. There l. no Bohca IN first hands, aud ih,
price Of this kind is fully maiutaincd-.Jou Com.
\ letter fon Caiiz, of irnc %. received in this rJv, saws. II
was estimated ti1t about 1201p persons had cmigratcd ~ thai
place from Gibraltar. since ic opening Of the port Mere an
disc of every description was pouring ~ from all quarters, and
Puces were, in consequence, greatly depressed.
~ y Mar. .4dr.
The U s Figrc JAVA was at Leghom 2oh Of Jrnc, t
sail Tor Maple, in q few days.
We hays soon n letter. saws The y. Y. Gazette
dated Mt Buffalo on tlr LEI inst. CONTAINING the fol-
lowing interesting information:
"Byn communication received by tho Custom
House Officer at this-port, IT is made his duty 10 re-.
quirc certificates for all original packages, such n,
tea bales casks, SC. and You are requested TO be
particular IN having them sent forward with The
goods as the property will be detained at this port
until such evidence is forwarded ofthcir bong rcgu-
larry imported, and OF their having paid duties. The
collector has this dav seized ol the tea in the ware.
houses, and will hold j. until the ccrticats reach
here
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21

.iHlOlmt II Produce and number Qf Boats passed dorn
through me Loper Locks.
JuV I0-G7 bids tohSccO, u boxes manuactuedtia 3Ia8
lbs, 5000 lbs. bar IRON, 27S bbls Hour, 896 bus. wheat. 7 bales
hemp, $3.50 lbs; ? boNss linen, 1913 lis; 4 cords wooi. 6 TONS
sand, - boats, , coal boats, 46 hos. coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21
5. H.4UkLNS' OFFICE.
GHANp CoNsoLiDATrp, Nc. IL.
70 he dyq'rn 2QH .4urVs'.

Tickets g., halves , 80, quarters 2.
~ Orders tpost paid enclosing the cash, vul be
promptly attended TO- j. G.rcctcdto
aug ~ -. HAWKINS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21
THIS DAY

Ia OTIS, CNLoP * 60.
GROCERIES.
IIfAS .IORNLfG ,2Ist ms: ant. AZ 10 O'Clock yuu
he sold at our auction store, u general assortmon, ~
GROCERIES,, Sc.
aug Il o. d. & Co. Aucts
ADDITIONAL.
WI! Je ADDED 70 orr safe THIS MORNING IA;
10 O'Clock.
10 HIS prime New Orleans sugars
50 basS s'' green coffee
aug p o.. D.& GO. Auea.
On MONDAY. the cuh instanLtat 10 o',JocL
VIII be sold at or auction store,
loo Packages SHOES, fresh from the manufacturers.
aug 10 .. y. g. Co. Aue,e.
Bs E~A!ENPOHI. ~ CO.
GROCElIES,&c.
t'n THURSDAY, goth inst. at 10 o'clock. will la
sold al our Auction Store, lie GiiJwir- articles:
10 IIhds moiasses
; do Antigua run
, do =. Orleans rum
10 do =. L. do
> Lbl> g1
. casas Sicily N-leriu wine
3 half chests gunpowIer tea
20 bags coffee
- bhis winter lamp oil
30 boxes brown soap
10 do white to
20 a. cheese. now
40 do talow candles
10 do sperm do
100 reoms writing and wrapping paper
lp bales cotton yarns. assorted numbers
N"le .eaG. brown ana black prints. shot. Sc.
aurl7 y. \. & co. &dTts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21
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SGaD6ne
FnIDAY MORNiNG. AUGusr 2I. Isan.

az II is rumoured that the citizens of Norfolk are
exceedingly indignant at the appointment of the
new Navy Agent. Mr.. Lcgrnnd wc'are informed, has
proceeded to Norfolk to enter on the duties OF his OF
tee. Ii is lucky for us that The Executive Council
was not composed entirely of Jackson men, or it is
Probable Virginia would be for a few months with.
out an Executive. The Norfolk Beacon of Wcdnes.
day, says,
Wits with sincere regret land We do not doubt that
the sentiment Is general in this community we state
tl"t yesterday mail brought a confirmation of pre-
moved from the office of Navy Agcni of this station,
and That NASH LEGnANo, Esq. has been appointed
III ms room. No occurrence within our knowledge.
OF public nature, has excited laore surprise or re-
greet"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21

2=vA FOR RENT.
fss.sS And possession given immediately. it ~
tsss:KsGs qulred, the store house. graHary, &c. at
&EEE B~randywine. King William county. The
Improvements are sufficiently large for q moderate
size family, consisting oftwo rooms besides the store
room on the first floor, garrett rooms and cellar. Il
i considered q good stand for business, aud TO u good
tenant the rent will be reasonable.
aug I-eo6t II c MARTIN nREWPN.
NOTICE.-MRs. MASON continues hcr
boarding Establishment adjoining the Wash
lnStonTayern, within fiiy yards o'the Capitol Square.
She VIII be prepared TO accommodate, in the bes.
name. q number of the Members OF the Con v]entio,
and Legislature, with their families, II roduired.-
Good iabics, and carriage houses wei, supplied with
nrovcnder and carctnl HostIere[ mo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21

~ The Postmastcr al Washington has refused TO
deliver iettcrsto Scholicld, the late dismissed penny
post, Notwithstanding he had written authority from
many persons to receive them, and it is said 10 be
the FIRST instance Of tho kind known.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21

The Western Herald (Burlstown, KY says that
G.. 4. WickhAe is elected to Congress over his COM
pctitor Maj. Richard A. Rudd, 'by a majority SO
small compared with his former majority, as indicatcs
great change in tho sentiment of the District"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21

Tho Y S. Frg,ic JAVA was at Lcshom eoh Of June, 10
sail Tor Maple, in = few DAYS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21

1T In the last Richmond Enquire. there ie onl,
one allusion to the "engjrbhe dccency" Of the Nation
a. Intelligencer!i! We congratulate its readers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21
To Nj

Tickets only Si-Sharcs in proportion.
The drawing will be received at my once on Saturday, a: - /
O'clock auc - w. PIE 2RNAN Z
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-02
8Pped Of N, Boston F,,ieraf,,s.

~NPPc'S " tHt DUHOH I tuETIfgStS,
we Conclude the abe but sophisiical ApncaY
oil The federalists OF Boston to the people of,b,,
United States, in to-day's paper. Il is said tina,
MI. Adams intends to reply 20 il snd we ye,.
'''e 10 predict, II he does, that the geotemen
viii be Jonathan. Ru@eHed. IL must be confess
eo 'ha' they have chosen propllioGs period 10,
'i'her anathemas AZ Mr.. Adams His char
at'ef has been so unjustly tIaci<ened and his
ac'ohs have been SO grossly misrrpresenied
ny combination Of ambitious demagorues.
more darlog and Inscriptions than any factioo
oil hye'gnne DAYS, daring and unScrupuIous as
many of'hem were, that great nortjoo If tho
Pe"p'e are prepared. without ,nvestigai like
The Jews ofold, TO cry out, " Crooci{q him CyIr
cilg him %
he Hartford Concentrates think thus to
Patch up those regulations for posieri,y which
stink in the nostrils" Of the present genera.
ton. But they mus, iaik Ifth,ir conduct ore.
eeding ami during she war has been la,ferly for
gotten and forgiven, ii was because il vas be
iesed they had rcpenred Of their misdeeds Bu,
As they have entered the lists as champions OF
those misheeds, prepared 10 stand OF TALL hy the
Judgment wh'chthe public may pass upon them,
we hope IT will pronounce at once its verdict Of
"aqeaiihed condemnation, us il did when the
dangers which mensced the United States,
mainly produced by the patriotic gentlemen Of
TIE Lssc1 Jaato were yet fresh in their remer.
oranee. Oar object. however, to-day. is not
commentary. IL is TO introduce an extract ola
lett Which We Gnd ia the late papers. from MIR
lines Kendall, whose ho-ti to Mr. Adams
IS veil known 10 most if not all of our readers.
winch goes 10 show what was the general Sent
'qeHf IN New England, with regard to these
gentlemen. ms sentiment must have been pro
yucca by the operation Of specific causes and
IL Is not to be presumed that the Boston gentle
'heh' VINO no" seem so "oudcrulv tenacious oil
'hef regulations. would have permitted il e,
grow stronger and stronger against IN. -, s.e,f
day, H. AT that tame, they ccuM o.,s oureeG
themselves of the impu'aIions. daily layished or
'neir characters. Mr.. Lcndal saws:
Confess have ALWAYS been one Of those
""o oeiieved lda' Mr. y. on this subject told
'ne II uth iEIhg in New England nh,n The in
e'oeh's stated by him occurred. Uitptg sing tie
l4oref~'fngs ofhs iendiag 'ederaiisis and hedrirS
nteiF conversations, va. impressed with con
haent belief, that their object was dissolution
OF the Union, aud the erection of Northern
eoniederacy Mr.. Adams disclosures have
only confirmed wha, | helore believed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-02


n his stliems 4 published IN the National In
elbrsa5sr, s., = - the leaders sf lae Fsde a.
P.rfe. Il. iss stv 1908 aad TO- iererH ytdrs
presse., vs. engaged IN Systematic ant'as iiie''
10 tie grHega govrrnnent. having for as "b-
lest the diss) alton OF the Union. aud ine estsb'
ilslntnt nfs separate eenieaeraef by the
ara OF It toreign power. Is proof OF MS aus
poauna pa ticulsr al usion m nadr 20 me OPP
position 20 tue e.abafgb the courts Of Ju''iee
IN M,...u aasrts ihss pointed tue 1hafee d.
rects n my tate father. siese sd'fis ~ that
cause are probably remembered. aud s"s Toe
reason OF NV jomiag IA the Application 10 Mr.
Adatns y kuat on shat snsh a chatgH was
found a II this construction of 'He statement
needs CONFIRMATION, II Is 10 he lou Il ~ one OF
the letters la,eiy published IN Sileai as MI Adj
ams
VI Aia,us Ia ms answer. has extended his
accusation, 10 e subsequent period u the events
of that tine nave not ths same interest as ~
chose preceding l. aud rs the reply was Ne
cessarly coextrnsve win the answer, that rea-
son pre- vcaed me- from joining IN tt take
ths opportunity, however, To say Tor NY elf,
that ind ~ No. Adanrs's answrr no JUST
hoat,on o, hi. charges and in reply TO that Por-
ti1n % his letter particularly addressed TO ine,
thai I nave seen no proof. aud shall not readily
aslir,e that any portion ol my fathers political
course is 10 be attrbu al TO the innurnce there
suggested. FRANKLIN DEXTER.
B1aioa, jan. %. 1929.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-02
Female Education.

yEyflE Spring and Summer session Of my
School Will commence on the 10Th Of
next mouth. My course of instruction will
comprise the following branches Orthogra-
ply Reading, Writing, English Grammar,
Rhetoric, Logic, Geography, the use OF
Map. and oil the Globes, History, Natural phi
losophy, Chemistry, Arithmetic, Book Keep.
ing, Algebra, Geometry, &c. shal! be assls-
ted by nv sister Rrbecca.
As | wish TO render nv present arrange.
meni permanent, shall labor 10 promote the
interest of my patrons. have intended, for
several years, TO attempt the establishment OF
female school; and have, therefore, given
very particular attention to those stndies
which consider best suited to girls.
Terms for the session of five months
For beginners, SD IL
For those more advanced, Sl6 90
No pupil will lie received for less time
than FROM the day OF entry TO the end OF the
session. X. B. TOWNLEY.
I'd mo 9th inf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-02
CONVENTION.

Some weeks ago We referred TO the impof
lance OF unanimi'y among the friends ofreform
IA "'e seiecf'on OF members 20 represent them
IN The approaching Convention. We had in,
tended TO make some further remarks on the
same subject his morning but the necessity
OF SO ao'ng Is superseded by the snhjoned
or'e' essay from the pen Of a correspondant.-
We concur with him heartily in the view be
mas taken oitht subject; and we hope his ad
moAltionS TO those who. with him. have " go
long and SO necessarily labored" TO procure
the amendment OF our State Constitution. viii
nave The sanitary effect Of producing deter
miha'ion OF purpose to commit that amend
ment only to those Who believe it to he necti'
sary Unity OF De. gn and eopttr, {; ac'io'.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-02
Il feU CA 'HDN.

.itlHE Spring and summer session II my
- School, will commence on The I'd day OF
March neil.
N b. The subscriber will hc assisted by III,
hrothef-in-law, LindSay Coghil, who has been
for the last ten years past, teaching much 10
The satisfaction al the subscribers, in whose
rvice ne was employed He was educated
Il Concord, and hi, satisfactory recommends
iions, together with my own personal nc
quainlance, all concnrin sentiments with me,
that he is well qualified Tor that business. A,
wish 10 be stationary in this place, | shall
be ,lnd,ons III promoting the Interests oil my
pairons.
Terms per Session Of fire months
Orihoenphy, Reading, Writing, Arilh.
metic and Book Keeping, SO oo
English Grammar 40 90
LATIN and French Languages l. 90
JOHN RiCHES0N.
Eeh % iftf55
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-02

u The Enquirer says, that yirp;,i. :,
wishing TO see MIR. Taze~cll i" in The Cabns,
asks nothing for hersef--for" she I'M. eon,e,da,
not for office, IN, for principle So saith ,,o
oracle he"ceforth. he and ppgima are incoy.
pofafs ard 'ndissoiubtc. We are pretty SURE
however, that the oracle speaks truly in assert.
ing that Virginia did not contend for Office. IN.
asmuch an sac could not we'll have n.rfor,,a.
lis duties but We are equally certain that
some OF her apostaie sons contended ,oieIvaor
Office, Mr. Tazewell among he number-and
wh'le We agree with the otacls thai Virgin,
VIII not care tor the neglect OF her claims. we
canno, but fear that her Senator VIII feel II
most seriously.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-02
EXCH ANGE.

phAFIS-on New York, Philadelphia, Bal
tlm"re, Washington City, Richmond and
petersburg, for sale AT small nreminp.
and IN sums TO suit purchasers. at the lottery
aud exchange Office of b. ". HEWSON,
kSucccssor &c 5, \ NJ. Allen Il Co,
Feb q,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-02

William +. Gordon of AlUemsrle has been
elected Brigadier General of the third Brigade
to supply the vacancy occasionrd by the resig.
nation al Gen. Cooke. The vote stood for W
F Go,dos o.. Col. William Boiling az, Col
Chaeles Danney. Lr. 10 Col q. \. sirange7 ].
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-02
GLOVER SEED

A SUPPLY oil Clover seed, received and for
N sale by HENRY DAVIS
Jan ~ 3wIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-02

IIIbIaHYi r tU : q
The Aut- ariff esolutions, which had passed
The House OF Delegates on Saturday last. ~ere
taken up in the Srnate-M, ssrs Cabell aud
Allen spoke IN opposition to them. They were
adopted, by vote Of ID ayes, 10 noes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-02

W we marvel how The Enquirer can inv.
npo" mr' Tazeweil's accepting an oiG.e uods
the General Governpent, in desni,e ofh;.
ciafa''on That he would "as soon, if be va. nm.
MINISTER 10 England, accept com.nis.o, :,
the Kings army" After making such , =,
mark, II he should accept Office. we bo,s T.,
VIII not be selected to supplant Dir. Barbour am,
present minister 10 En- land for. in thu, c,so
we should expect to hear, by every marriott
thai he had entered into the service OF HI, Nj
jcsty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-02

shdh hssee rich fund OF amusen..,
sq"a"iies of The sn'sg ooist spiri,s OF VIII,
JACKSON parry Is romros-d. which,. We
"o'' s'ii result IN making s',e,ly his,oriesI -
i"o'e VI Acton desOured by MS own loun4y
YIN.
MIR. TAZEWELL..
inns geetieo'" having played the 1,,-..
Tong t"""sn,'' no" -bon, In play the nm.
Litter from Washington, publisbrd
"ie'''nond Enquirer (s"d therefore urpI,c,a,
to he relied on) says" U,ii se.ist,lo, !,
Aaze"eli was Away embraced m If. f,l...-,.
nett lie yrsferidy said. almost in ,e,o,y
while Senator i,om Virginia. he w,.l,
more accept chiee under The general COVER,
ihehf ihhn, u he were CIR minister tn Ene,a
he would accept a Commission IN the hi,.,-
my"
We have three brief observations IN n,.,.
'''t sf"'enee quoted; LIST. That MIR Tazewelr,
declaration not to accpp, Office under ~.
general government was no, made AS lone
MS name was embraced in the ruunar.I .
pom'menis. IDLY. That making such ,ec,a,.
tiph as soon as he heard from a more ,el,,tl.
source INA" either Of the preceding runo,s
could lay paternity To, that he was IN be svey
ded, puts one very much in mind of the s,.,..
grapes which poor Reynard could not res,i
And, BILLY Tia, his idea of s,sinlalin., H..
feia'io ms existing between the State and Fed
erai Governments, and those existing betwea,,
the United States and Grea, Britain. rs sbsnr,
ana absolutely foolish. The genileman's H.
appointment has disorde'ed his Intellect
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-09-04

EHIsS HUGHES respectfully informs the public
Iva that her Seminary for the reception of young Ia
dies Will be rc-opened the first day of October Her
Writing Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography viii,
The use "t the Maps and Globes Natural and Moral Phi
io'ophy Bcles Lcttres Composition and History. Par
cullr attention will be paid TO the History class Miss
hughes proposes TO lecture the Young ladies', the
study of History and and Moral Philosophy once in four
poses taking assistant Teacher young lady emf
nenty qualified 10 teach, and one who produce I'M
questionable testimonials of her capabiiy and diligence
foariers will be received Tor the scholastic of ten
months at l5O-boari, tuition, washing and lodging in
cluded, paid quarterly. Frcnch and Music will be
taught II wished for which separate charge will he
required Day pupils S;36 per session, small Girls S25.
Fuel 81.
sept. y. ni-N6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-09-04

EROARDlNG IiOUSE.-AIrs. Mary Haley sill.
continues boarding in that spacious airy and eei-.
bic situation on 18th Governors street, immediately
over the Post Office; convenient all the public ave.
nnes oil The City, and in minutes walk of the Capitol
Square Her house having recently undergone tho
rough repair she il prepared to accommodate 10
or ID constant boarers particularly members of tie
Convention, Delegates of the approaching Legislature.
together with transient custom from the country Will
Ind II TO their interest and facilitate their comfort bv
making early engagements. There il stable with or
stalls unoccupied attached the lot besides So
Veral livery stables next contiguous the square, H.
SHIT tho convenience of those from afar She will en-.
deavour, at all times, TO procure the best daincs the
market affords, as TO meats, liquors. &c., her waters
faithful and tractable whilst her prices will he found
adequate 10 the baroness and pressure Of the times
sept t. St-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-09-04

INV ORLEANS, Aug. O.-iie o.iuw, ng raragrapb
we prepared Tor paper of Tuesday mot ming hui ON
Foreman without our knowledge aud the soci,a,on
OF some pesons took upon himself suppress it, As an
event o public interest," have thought proper s.iil TO
puhli.h Il.
SUiCiDE.--Mr William M'F Siul, Ca.hier Of the
Bank o Orleans, pu, an end TO his existence yesterday
al eroon abont sx O'clock, by shooting himself with
pistol The ball entered hi- ,ef, side, passed through
the heart and was extracted from his light side Al
the moment he committed the act, committee of tn.
BOARD c Directors occupied In examining the quar-
riy ACCOUNTS and couating the CASH On the table in
tho direction where he committed The suicide alet,sr
was found addressed 20 the Board, in which Mr. SAM
stated himself TO he deiulter 10 the bank in the sum
Of vGht thousand dollars, aud that he Ia! means OF
paying il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-09-04
DRfITLA'G ON THE Sih OCTOBER
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, No g. for 1929

CoHEN's OFFICE-BoIfimOTe
Aug. %, 1929.
II This scheme is arranged on the ODD AND
EVEN SYSTEM, which is continued in consequence
OF its established and unrivallcd popularity Nv this
mode Of drawing (Which secured by letters patent UNI
der the seal OF the United Staes) tho holder OF two tick
cts two shares is certain Of obtaining at least one
prize and may dr,c three; and in the proportion for
any greater quantity.
Tho drawing of Scheme No g. will take place on t,e
9Th September too early however, for distant adyen-
rers to make investments the Commissioners, therefore
in order TO permit those at distance avail themselves
OF the chances offered by these popular Schemes this
time announce the Scheme of No. 6. the drawing OF
which will take place on
THURspAY TIE 9Th Ocropru
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-09-04

g NiOOCI.Sl Elk LAM FOX SAIsE.--In Obedeucc,
X-A 10 a decree of Gloucester County Court made at
the June session. of said Court, 1922 appointing
Trustee to carry into effect the provisions Of deed In
Vrus executed by John II. Scaweli to Bazurc w. Prys
or a. trustee Tor certain purposes therein set forth, will
he sold III rIfc aucroT 10 the highest bidder, tho
md day at November next, being Gloucester Coun-
y Court day, on the prcIniscs, that valuable plantation
lying in the County of Gloucester, about miles be-
low tho Courthouse which Inc said Scawcll now
Sides containing about seven hundred acres of whcl,
about four hundred and fifty acres arc cleared. About
onohalf oil this land is fine low grounds and the balance
level highland of fine quality. The situation is fine, ana
The soil generally rich and welladaped to The growth OF
corn, wheat barley, oats and cotton Tho improvements
are extensive and consist of excellent
OF wool, sufficient for the accommodation of large
family, with all necessary out houses There is also
This estate good store house, immediately the main
road. and il excellent stand for business. The terms
of sale viii be, for about 50 200 cash. for tho balance
credit will be given payable in equal instruments, which
will be made known The day of sale. The title is be,
ievcd to be unquestionabe. br selling trustee shaft
convey only such title as am Invested vli.
VIM. ROBINS, Trustee.
sept 4. 34-t2dEoy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-09-04

or It's more appropriate Hemp, and Yankee Rum aud nu
meg' We love, much as it is f that we should love
erican talent; but we acknow ledge school OF
puts Mr. PercivaI or any other Of the 1.-TWO hundred
American Poets' into the rank Of "Immortal Esrs
$50