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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02
IhDLq RUBBER SHOES.

THE subscriber has just received large supply of
Ladies' and Gcntlemen's India Rubber Shoes.
which are impcnetrable by water and an excellent
preservaive of health They keep the feet dry and
warm and thus prevent many those diseases which
result from colds. Those persons who easily take
cold By damPcning their feet, ought guard them
selves by wearing the above shoes, which equally
condnce TO health and comfort. All who become nc-
guaintcd with the benefit of the India Rubber Shoes
from experience, will never after omit the usa of them
aud Cen,lemen's, Boys and Misses Boots. Bootces
and Shoes; Leather, Scaiskin and Hair Trunks; and
Few dozen of Einerson's celebrated Razor Straps--
all OF winch ne Is disposed to sell ut low prices for cash
aec9--2awCt SAMUEL PUTNEY,
Under the Earl, Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02
rARKE PmNpExTER. C..
ID. M'DONALD
Boot n,d O.. af..r-

Boot and Shoe Aanufacturer,
(EeoNp door below the Old Market-TTonre. Rich
inohd' va continues TO make TO order IaSisss
viii wnrrant. '' WV" DO
-; MDonald also has the pleasure of acquajnfiu,,
S icnds and customers, that he has lust returned
.'3't nlaoeiphla and New York, and las brought
with him extensive assortment of l,d;es, cen,ic
men $, misses boys d children's BOOTS s. SiI0Esy
made by the best workmen in those citics Ie1,I<g
anu ~toc1Fers Findings, for sale northern pricer
Shoes for PtG1tGon hands Of llis own manufSctrr.
inc materials and workmanship of which he believes
cannot be surpassed ia tho State. Nov11
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02
500 REWARD.

VIE above reward viii be paid for tho .rx-., -
hension OF negro man named RFCTI9 In ~
calls hnself RICHARD SMITH. vholcff ~, ios 80
saturday night the 18th uIt., and woman. Mr..
Mno = = oeneved, have gone off together Richari
lixey when Wen dressed, but of rather bad counfe
nance when spoken to: he had sundry clothes. anon,
se,a anine surtout coat Maria, stoutgr abons
when speaking; she had MKT winter dress arJ
variety OF other clothes not rccolIected The abovc
fellow has left wife and children, who live nj n
h9mas onderwoods; he is very intelligent. and ca,
pass and will probably attempt to get to the moth
eFn states Thirty dolarsswili be paid for him aloI,
ana 70 for Maria or fifty taken together and deIiv
70 .ne SUBSCRIBER or secured in any jail IN Viz
es paid II taken out ofthe State and delivered to me
Jan w ~ MfTS ~ NY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02
MARINE NEWS
PORT' or RTCIE5fO.N71, JAN: I.
ARRIVED.

Schr Fair Play. Thompson, from Vow York, ,a
Norfolk, with ballast.
Nrv Yopx, Dec. 2n.--Clcarcd, schrs. Sea fTcrrc,
Reed, Richwond Eclipse Johnson, Petersburg; Con-
sor, Kotchum, Norfolk Exit, Smith, Iiclpa,d; sloop
Independence. Osborn, Norfolk
Arrived. rchr. Ann, Iillikcr, from Petersburg.
NORFOLK, Zee. 20. Arrived, French ship I'Amic TIC
baud Po, pcuc, CGuad) ~ dlr, p ballast; shr favorc
Bernard from Petersburg bound phindelphisA topsn
scr and Ncv York packets, down the IN company
and went tosc
The ships Julian, Saith, Cor avrc aud IIcrcacs Rich ~
Liverpool came dp; igs = 81 "a, cscnng anl have PRO
-csNi-i,oxa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02
BRANCH Il. SAUNDERS
ACADEMY.

.NeaT'g oPro'de The Strdn 7iarern Richmond, y,
" \. SAUNDERS respectfully insprrns the public ina,
-. his Academy VIII DC rccpcned Monday, sh of Jan
lie has engaged Mr. s Bernard "a nauve Of FancS 10 h
thc truch and Sansh languages S B who stands hig, Ne
mcni t-
The Primo pa IS unwilling shy any thing in comncnda,on
OF his Scaoo chcr regards his mode instruction or tbs
course study pursued bat nrs his patrons ana
ne teOds OF education generality % e his school hsur b.
c-lSses recits, r1'6 Judge Jor tierlSeires
The branches tanght embrace regular Classical Aara
teal and Erclth course Of study.
TENNSSN per for any I'll Of E,s srdi, ezre-
q: F|e and Spsnis Lrn-uugcs for .fics sl2 adiianc
Pa H''''i '''- 5e cHHrgeI dec SO-.;t II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02
RICHMOND SEMINARY,

'ENHE undersigned respectfully informs the pubic
Il that the duties OF his SCHOOL will be resumed
on the 90 January in the spacious building on street
Just Completed for the purpose and bearing the above
name. In offering Seminary n more extensive
scale TO Che patronage of the public, the undersigned
cannot refrain from returning his sincere thanks for
tho Uniform and distinguished support he has hitherto
received. Tho arrangements no~ made are attended
with heavy cNperscT; but hope is cherished that the
advantages resulting the public from the efforts IF
an individual, viii secure their regard. Tie obicc-
toIs hitherto made the price ofiuitdu in this Sem
mary, obvia'od aud It's advantages may here
after be enjoyed by persons III moderate cFcunstar-
ccsthis is what the undersigned hos long wished 10
effect hIt has been able accomplish it before
In this Institution, there three distinct Schools
viz: Ancient Languages, Modern Languages. bIath-
cnntics, In the school q Mathematics. will be-
taught Spelling, Reading, Writing, Geography use
Of Globes, Arithmetic, Book Keeping, Algebra &C.
ourctry. Trgunomctry, Practical Surveying, Mensu-
ration, Comic SGctiOns, Fiuxious. Mr.. .Mac1tiiy,
gentleman no less experienced in teaching than dis
tingutshed as Mathera;ioian will conduct this de-
partmtut. ttniire of France Of unauesfionablc RI
pabity, will teach French and Spanish and probably
Drawing. In Ancient Languages shall be assisted
by Mr. Uiii1iD Poorc TO whose capabily end indus
try can testify. II may he seen tlrsn, that there
vii be four teachers constantly employed in the Sem
mary, and may consequently be expected, that al
tic pupils shall receive close aud uuccusng attention;
particularly, tho number u each Teacher is abso-
hyfeiy limited 20 twenty. Every convenience ncccs-
snry to facilitate their progress and to illustrate their
studies has been carefully PROVIDED their comforts
have not been neglected. and during hours of recrca
ton, they shall he enabled 10 enjoy innocent mtnly
and nvi gorating ainuscmcns within the precincts of
tho Seminary. The undersigned now respectfully
confdes to tho public patronage an institution to the
establishment Of which he has devoted years ahour
and application, and which, he fondly hopes will be
found equal 20 any private establishment in The coun.
Try. Gentlemen at distance, Who may wish for in
formation respecting tho character Of the Seminary
referred to any ofther ificuds in this city, to
the Faeulty OF the University Of Nrs1nio. Commu-
nicsons addressed TO the undersigned, viii receive
prompt attention. VIM. BURKE.
dec 90
a.. ION xsr,Tsrr-x,,r, x-----s :. a. 49, a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02
go rnr Erirons OF TUE Wurn.

The tum'Iuous joy exhibited at present in ynrio;r,
parts OF our country by many ofthc unideaed follow.
ers OF Jackson, truly disgusting When reilectiny on
the result othe late Presidential Election the follow
ing beautiful line of Lucan in his Pharsnl;a orcrr,od
20 me. II must he Of singular qualification
~ Mr. Albums to know that In his retirement he viii
carry with him tho affection, confidence aud rood
wishes Ola gret number of the most correct and v;r
fuous rcn the Old Douninion, where so manv were
hostile TO his administration. BY The linz, alluded 70
1. IS evident that Lucan distressed at tn, success
~ military chicitaln tJuus C@snr) who trampled on
the laws ofhs country. This line praises that sinr,
republican, caro, IN style that is really splendid
"Jict1r eausr D-is pLrcadt--sod ricta Ca,o.a"
would nowatcr these words, and say:
"Ficrir easSa D1J Pirenr-sei r;cia -Ua9fAono''
Tor believe that Madison, and many of our ,aos
iluro,is citizt,ns and judges, Marshall and Dadc
tie friends OF Adams are eminent Cato was for
intelligence, unyieldpg integrity pnre Republican
principles, and lofty morals.
HAMPDTE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02
would now-nltcr these words, and say:
To rmr Cnlrons OF rnr Wuic


Gentlemen: perceive from i paragraph in tho
En1iilter OF the 18th Instant that il is exultnpiv
questioned, whether Mr.. Adams evil be able 10
congratulate his successor, with the sann courtesy
and dignity, which distinguishes General Jackson.
when no did the hcuours in the presence of an i'm.
inefrse crowd the lcvec, the evening Of the day OF
the election"
Not knowing cannot say: bnt il llr. Adams
shond congratulate him, otic occasion Of his success
with any thing like the "cc,irtcsy and dignity.
witch distinguished" the General, Mt the tno nIlud-
ed 90, I hope he viii not afterwards when he has
,irrcd his back be 81 far forsetful OF himself, o., 20
dcc'nrc on stcnri-houts, on the public hiuhways in
h'pTns, or even before large Company. at bis own
go side that that sliccrys the frit either CT
"i@rgain, intrigue, corruption VtAToE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

7silE subscriber respectfully in9nns tho pubic ADD the mem
= hcrs of The Icsilc particularly, that ir will oprn, on
Tueay, "a Of poeomr, az bis apartments Aliens Lottery
ORR, Class fr Modern neutrality-suspicious. the French,
Spanish Italian AID I0rccocs. The DAYS ~ attendance viii
hc Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, ofcach week until the
6rt If March SEVERAL GcnteInen have already gwen
their names; those disposed ~ join them, VIII please 70 make
immediate application
01- fv advanced pupils be rorcivcd IN tc first
French Class whch cics Monday, Wednesday and Fr
day. each week. from ~ o'clock in tho evening" and also
pupils w TN rookkccpns Class which attends on
the evenings from till O'Clock.
dec 1-roim STEPHEN BERNARD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02
TEEREsE.
10 e0'eIade (ty general rcgue,rl riM
WINNING A HUSBAND
SEIyENsS PIE MINI

'f2F f<.f - TIE .gL1IN.
In reiih Hiss ROCK r1H slstin SEPE.,, s,,;,,cn,
chnyrcfers.
sur Rotefir1s Strangeway, in love
With eaery thing rompntic excent
Hiss Jenny Transit, Mr.. Co,os,
Dsvy has urin. no Photographer, and
yet 10 Fool, Mr. EI,,;,
Lucinda, Sister tn Sir Rodetic,,
not gate so fond Of Romance Mrs R.ico,,.
Miss jenny Transit, a younr I.a,l,-,
who exemplifes the pintahifty ofhi.
man affairs, - 80 ,,;..-r-
Margaret Macmucklccainly, a lear
ned Lassie fioJn The Highlands Miss Roci,
Miss Cornclia Cicinei,tina Claprcr-
80, Volumuops Literary Sinister Mia Doci-
Lady Doroths-a Dashy. lady OK
thu, Ton, with thG 2nrg OF "Ot,
neer &jtGN |orsc7," accluuranied By
herself on the Harp, Miss Roch.
Mrs. Deborah Griskin, ror,,
Butchers wi.low, with more airs than
graces, Roc4-
NIa,srnoiselc An,aihetie Mares
enieu, Frenci Figurunte with
iiornpipe, Ni.s p,1L
Bridget D'ck,horn a R,rs.io Dear,-
~, With ihc Comic Song OF "M,.
Goose" N;.s Roc,-
Ensign Thqd,leIs O'T,onsn, o.
tie Kilkenny FlaIneri, Miss Roek.
Er:e3-Rox md Pt, do!lar-yriS5lc G,rIe,r
80 crnis--Sae Gallery, IS ennis
~ NO smoking allowed in tin, Thcaire
~ Doors TO &c opened al 6, oui curth, to rise at
o'cSrE precisely.
|, cpmiJ-f Of the allltans -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

Jno Mclean is elected TO the Seul;c the Unitc,,
Srotcs for six years, FINN 4h March, to supply the
vacancy created by the removal Of Jesse D. Thomas.
Esq. TO Ohio.
VIM. Rufus King, Esq. Is reelected to the Senate
ofthe United States from Alexandria, Cor six yGnrs
On Saturday, the General Assembly of Virrini,
proceed to elect Senator Of the u s. for six wears
Mr. Tazewell's term expiring on tic 1,h March.
Mr.. Tazewell alone is spoken OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

u EST wintcr presscd lamp Oil
:. Red Stone Mills gunpowder, (warrnaaed)
Srehores playing cards from Sis to $50 per s,rcss
Mould and spermaccfi candles - -
Sole leather, cut nails
Window glass, lime
Msckeral No. 1&3
Gunpowder, young Tyson and imperial teas
jamaica, Antigua, N. England and n. Orleans rr,a
Holland and Country gin
Bunch rasins, indigo
vassn RS, Fidlar e. Taylors G. Hartford ale
Al descriptions Of writing paper
Cotton yarns from No. Y to Ii -
Koran hats, molasses
Tanocrs' oil &c. &c.--for sale by
dec get DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. Co.
NEW CONSTITUTIONS.
4 MOTHER supply of the new edition of the Con-
stitution OF the United States, and the several
otates, received by J. II. NASH.
FOR BOSTON,
IL, The Brig SAMUEL e. JOHN, now in
CH the Dock.-For freight, apply to Mr.
S1EEA JAMES FISHER. or to
.S DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. CO.
dec z9--8t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

DAVID FULIZ-.4ttorney at Lar.
~ AS settled himself permanently at the Warm
Springs and will attend the courts of .,llenha-
ny, Bath and Pocalon;cs. lie offers his services to
the public n GereyrI Land Agent, to inycstipn,c
titles, give information quality s,Iperntcnh sur
veys pay taxes, eject sales, Sc.
During the recess Of coarts he may be found at his
Office, YARN Springs, Bath County
drc o0-v5t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

cF In answer to tho. various inquiries, verbal md
written, which have been made, the PubHshe- an
nonnces that the foregoing work IN press and VIII
appear IN ionr weeks from this day. As the nurnber
of copies will be limited booksellers and o,ba,s -,
wish to possess them, would do well to leave thsr
names with the Publisher. with Mr. John n. Ma
hsssrs Collins & Co., or w. II. Fitzwhyisonn.
u The Author of the above work il vnEnot-,
notwithstanding the many ingenious conieetnres
which aAoat. 9'''1ies
janI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

A YOUTH from ~ to ~ Years OF age, Who has
IA acquired some knowledge OF English Grammar
aud writes n fair hand, vii be taken ut tho Wing
Offices ApPrvnce tolcarD the Printing t-;sncss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02
THE

INC tuanager respectfully informs tho ladies
ana gentlemen al Richmond, its vicinity and The yis-
iicrs IN general, that MISS ROCK Is ctwr,cj far
FUR -vIyhfs. '' 'o'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

Harrison Gray Otis lrfs been olcctcl Alayo- Of
Koston, and Walter BOVINE of New York;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

WANTED to hire by the month or year, so or co
labcufers, ~ work on tho Chesapeake a. Ohio
Canali also ten OF fifteen stone masons.
dec 23-tf LANES KN0v
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

II Our Reporter in the House OF Delegates, is
new at tho business, and has committed one or two
inaccuracies, which short acquaintance with the
routine Of business. and more familiarity with tho
names ofmernbers, viii enable him to avoid in future
Thus the name of Mr.. Ftzhugl, was mistaken hy
him for Chc1o and that Of Mr.. Hollerann FOR Nols-
ray, being mislcd by the similarity of sound.
We omitted to state in the report Of Wednesdays
proceedings, that the aenduent TO the report of the
Committee of Courts Of Justice. to declare it erpcii
c"'' instead OF iaeTpedin to punish the burning of
~heat-stacss, &c. by negroes, they are now pun
shed for burning barns and stables was advocated
with carnestncss by MIR. Willis and Mr.. Mason OF
Frederick. The amendment prevailed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02
TG'1ablc House y Lot nccr the Poor Hos
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
ATTENDING - leave Richmond, ofit'r tat sale
Il the House and Lot tow occupy, near tho Poor
llousr The house is OF brick, two stories high,
With roopIs on the first foar and i on the SECOND;
lie cellars under tho whole, or kitchen and lock
cellar. 1t is veil biit and vel finished comfortable,
house. The lot is ifytour feet front and half an aero
deep. acDer lot. There never filling syring Of
cXci'i!ent water vtiln twenty yards :.e house
Among me ont-houses,TEe .arge sIucho house and
slaughte. house. The insurance on The dwelling
ho,ise Is ncnr 3 900 dollars -
frnus.-one halt cash tic other l,alf IN twelve
months Possession will be given in April.
ian 2 John DOYLE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02
DANIEL WILLER.

Opposite the Union Hotel, Offers far Sale,
200 EoScs Tin Plate t-s cross
5000 lbs iron wire iIG-n 20. o to 70
eoO0 lbs Russia sheet iron
5000 lbs double and single rolled English. iron.
lie viii also keep family on hand general as
sortment of Fin Ware, also Noodles Patent Portable
ovens Tor baking over charcoal furnaces. The above
articles will be sold low as they can be bourht in
ths market. I'm Doc o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

y gentleman cajod az our Ole this morning, a..
;orInng that tho brig Gold Hunter Just arrived n
New Hnycn from ST. Borts briggs tic ncws OF tin,
capture bythc soop OF war Eric, Of tho Bucnos -iy
roam pryateer Federal. which plrnlcrcrl the brio
Nymph ~ Boston. The IcJcrni was living in CIR.
harbor ofSt. Bqrs. Whether Capt Turner chased
her in VIC arc not nGdrmed h1t nc domnpdcd her Of
tho government az pirniical vessel. Tho demand
was refused. Tic tlcn tosl; position or The place
saying that he would lie there ill the copper dropped
from his vessel, before thr should escape. Ilc IlcNy
over, watched lis opportunity, anl rnnunG iDto the
arbor under the cover ofthc night Ire succcGdcd IN
cutting her loor in spite of brisk conrrnade from
INC fort Most of hcr officers, II is said, were on
Rhorc at the time. Such ne were not, he made pri-
gonors. and hc Is nov on his vny, it is sail, 10 the
United states with tho prize. The government, It Is
reported, has despatched rcInonstrnncc "a WASH
ngion against Tho prosecuting violation orncural-
ity.--,I9t, Commerce.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02
NOTICE,

NOTICE
fs'lIE Directors OF the Broke Inrnoikc COMPANY.
.raTc declared Il devidcnd of ) per cent. for the
Inst Fix months, which will BE- paid 10 te stockholders
ON application 1T the store oftl,c subscriber.
Jon 2-It J. II. EUSTACE. Secrrtny.y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

svsr VI hssn ny rc,iI;s VAN On siri Ia s.
Corporations I, be is and confident Ia belief that
the intelligent body OF To whom they cspccyly nd
dressed 5 capable q ionIins Plan which will deserve and
,hroghout the state, and be carried into full execution
Here, hen wo;id 10 subsis,ns Rohnond
sustained by sevcn0ai thousand frc,holers con-
vcntion ascmbied that other point rcp,,tn-
twenty-five thousand cchoiers and sustained BY the opino
ost RICH, Of suffrage The convention, 80 sustained and n
supported, would form tituion and arrauzs
,ent That government woi 80 into Immediate orraon in
al the convention Its executive and
WOULD ofcour assemble point, other than Richmond
NJ rst "a avoid collision with The Dctionacs of the cxpps
gsoercy Possessing seat prepondcrance OF moral AMI
physical forcrsustaincd by numbers only, but hy the
principles OF the revo!utonthe wp fnrdly
cxcnd its gtorial dominion The propensity OF join
modification OF the principle MISREPRESENTATION The
would 20 over IN crowds TO the gorcmmc and the Oh
would expire OF bty did tbat Of The Boubois fraocc
when Napoien cur IN triumph from the exile 10 watch Trey
hnd condemned him.
H suppce tha, IL retain, for vhic its cIis;cnca
aud ossanizao Womd there not, may asked be an
inevitable and perhaps violent roon
mcnS Ionsucr that tao would have every
Involvement 10 OF the decisive moderation
Possessed Oft gren superiority vi physical force
End necessary anticipate rs,ancc by
calculated to cripple the iprcr Of its alvcrarcs
eSpcdent of us,n7rrs drt>if of their strength
moving that the peoplc against u.cm wohd extend it,
sway county county whcn as, the pco-
PIE OF the respective co Became sibc Of b. cSpecv
Of sending IN their adhesion. IL ui refrain iror
by uons avoid unpleasant collisions between
nos hes OF the nvo in counties of doubtful poll
sh of public opinion and providence and prar
n cgnton OF TIE whole people Of Virginia, great
political th that the ercs power in every Community i
vested ny nature and necessity, or ia ot1 words rgaiuy In
the majority OF the people.
Ifthce gathering apiicira,ions nlappy prove flla
r's we shall have the consolation c though civil war
great calamity slav submission usirpcd AUTHORITY Is =
sun greater Such al least the opinion tho ra men
VINO eemencd with their blood the foundations of
an uNcoNpRoNiisiyG FRIEND OF REFORM.
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@tertt0tG A0T31z
THIS DAT.
By sD4pENPORT, .qLLEw = CO
DRY GOODS
Tn Friday, January the 9th AZ 70 o,elorH :, 80.
suctson store, viii be sold an assortment Of IasSsS
MlRTEEN NEGROK.s---WSnbe "a ;. $50
~ 90 Jan. Ioss at u oeoek in front a ou ci,s f~SX
ana her SIX chidsenhy osrlcr Of John W. 6RAia ~
Adminisrnsos Of PhsEp Soushnn L.
.nnIKS A. HUsBAHD, AociA
10 IS years of age - nay Jouns G{sh nom -
dec 10 - ~ A. ~ auCN
rX,xry s2s REWARD.
yStAkEN out OF my house ON Snsu,dav f,e ID szx, -,
,,,ro L -. Eh COLD WA1CH in double bscE e.s;.e
,hco ca =, WIN common dia Fso Rnskcu liv~s-S -
Izoo Will give the above reward 10 ANY cer, 49, ~.
'e p ,s watch IN me IN good condition.
TIi- MA5SE.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. 70 ~,
Dc IT rrslsfnEaEp. that on DE ezhth tiav oforu,
9ff IN The yhisd year q the Independnsss Of shs
the said District hath deposited in this Office DE- ,s A. %
TO wit i''i'' III 'ne "oFos nAoV,rEs
"h-'seIia or 7ne Family cfste k5t-royass." ysrx
"Ffsres War, md faithful Lore
ana 1rda serers, by fairy Fiction drexkr-Gs,-.
"La Too Tofrnes"
In Conformity TO thc Of the Congress of the rped Geo.,
AN ACT or the cncouragcmcnf carnips b. snysrs
the copies maps charts and books 70 the ausho,y 80
p'''''s OF s'ch e"p'cs during the times therein enoDsd
Clerk ef&e Eastern Disfrief of y;ress;;,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

Gfcrce -Ey despatch from ilic I'rcncl, Ccnipan-
dcrin- Ccfa Greece, appears hat TINT country j.
at length free. All me .Gtnsscs have been s1rrc-
dcrcd TO The French. o6 600 AIussclmans have been
compelled tc quit tho country.
II issaId that the Chiefs very DESTROYS c estab-
ltbing FREQ schools.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

t'sg, incrcoss Of p,puloiion.- lndiana Gazette
atcs, that the increase Of population in that satc du-
ring the past yosE = rs:na'c5 a! "'re ivg!r! ttoV-
ssad p,r.os
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

THIRD NIGHT OF HISS LOS,h,S y.Ay. af.r.
.ME.fT.
THIS EVENING, JAN. I'd 1927.
Mn he Drese,faf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

M ESSRS. S. +. MILLS ~ CO. Of New York.
l'h has sent inc few bundles Of fruit trees for
salc those who are desirous of getting choice peach
apricot and plumb trees viii please call mnred,a,e.v
as the weather IS now fnc for setting them cot
dec ~ CHARLES FILLS
Episcopal Fop'iiy Disitor n Sunday School sfarare
TINHE Subscriber. agent viii receive snb-crio-
tons for this valuable paper, the FIRST number 81
which has Just been ssued--Terms; one dollar ps<
annum, for % numbers.
dec "a. ROBERT II CROEH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-17
PETERsHUeG, Dec. lG.
PETERSBURG ELECTION

Yesterday, the Freeholders OF this town proceeded
to make choice Of Delegate to the present General
Assembly to supply the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation OF Judge May. At tho close of The poll,
the votes stood as follows:
For Robertson, 81
Wuirce, 81