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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
From N. London john Dull, ofJuue I.


MIR Rnsh. the late Seci etaiy oiihe American
Treasury. has arrived Ia tbs country, cllie
wiz the view, W believe, of Iaising a million
nfdplars upon the security of,he CITY OF Wash.
iaglon, authorized by Congress, tor The pur.
pose Of com nistng the canal connecting the
OHIO with Washington. Thn Is striking proof
of the brilliant state Of finance IN the United
Siairs--this yast republic wants about couple
of hundred thousaud pounds, aud III the
midst of It's vigor, increasing aciiviiy, anh, ~
we calculate, the finest constitution III all the
known world, Senos 10 poor old England, TO
its re ected parents, 10 raise the wind 10 make
wai,r: il ought. however. tobe added. that
the American Cover nmeni has aiIeday subserib'
ed a million oil four shilling pieces 10 tile nn.
deTtaking.
The feeling and disposition Of General Jackson
towards this country are represented 10 be
smicable in striking dcrgee. aud the munster
seize, for our Court !. quite OF the Presidents
way OF thinking
HAVANA. July 3. 1929 The troops are
now smbarsing Tor Mexico; every thing IS
hustle, &c.--lbey consist OF tnrre ba'tai'ons
Of the Cfown. all Young men. we'll equipped,
AID IN high spirits and are upsa'js ~ 3OoO
mep, a park Of ar, ,llery. aud 300 artillery sol
u
a battalion of marines 1900 men also embark
on board The transports and men o war.
They will be able 10 land 5000 men. b~sldes,
II necessary, a body Of sailors. The expedition,
including infantry, cavalry artillery, marines,
volunteers with the commits iai, medical and
other departments, fully amounts (inciudlng
the vessels OF war, 10 1000 souls They also
take 300 600 dollars in cash.
admiral Lnborde 10 the Squadron.
SAILORS L. MARINES
We are going to sea, to execute the order
of The King our Lord for the benefit ofh's sub.
jec,s which is our duty. The confidence H. ".
places In US hope viii not he misplaced as
also, my reliance on you. The chez who
has the honour to commind you will not leave
any thing undone 10 continue 20 merit the con-
Science you have on so many occasions, pa
ced in him. God save the King.
ANGEL LAB0RDE.
Line of Battle SHIP 5oberano, Havana, I'd
July 1929.
Strain TO Miss Joy. or course hu is jDy.
ful Snrin
In Plymouth. Mr.. Cannon to Miss Jackson.
former union Of this Kind has given US the
blessings OF military President.
In Chllmark. MIR. Cash TO Miss Ting. An
tina, riches take to themselves wing
and dy away. though We believe there was no
elopemep, in this case
IN New York. by the Rev. DIR. Lowell Mr.. y
A. Jolly. Of Svnzerlaud, 10 Miss Mary Eliza.
beth Biters. OF Holland
The morning dram may he folly
And tear lis victim all to fri,ters.
And then 10 make little folly,
There's thing like smack at BiRers.
Fine sense and exalted sense are moi bali so
ntetal us common seuce. There are folty men
ol vii for one man of sense, aud he that will
carry nothing ahont him but gold, will DO
every day AT a loss for reader change.
Pope.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

A cunning Lawyer meeting with shrev5
aid Friend on white horse, determined TO
quiz him Good morning daddy Pray what
makes yonr horse took SO pale IN the face this
morning T. All my dear friend" replied
the old man, tf thee had Looked through a hal
ter as long, thee would look pale too -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
A PARABLE.


When the hesvens and nth had beep sun
u,oned into being. AMI man had been called 10
taste The glories ofthe cel'stih Ehfh' rN'it
living Thing ~ss brought unto Adan' 'ha' II
NIGH inherit from bin. his BETTING name
And flowers of every varied hue ~ere among
The lovely objects that hi.sye did rest upon
and No he named each ofthem, according 10
lis own peculiar form offragranee, or color, he
added. Be yeever mindf'i Of the name by
which the image OF your Maker hSih onlledyon
And IL ass vel but a short time afterwards that
o 1owrei arayed in the meek aznre of'he
frmsment, spake unto Adam, saying, Lord
by what name dida thou call me or ruth
II shameih me thai did not heed it And the
frat man answered, saying, Forget me not
Then the foweret dropped It's head and went
and hid Itself in the Loudly shade beneath the
bow that wesveih over thu murmuring brook
and there i, ebidc'h mourning. And when tho
gentle hand Of friendship. or the eager finger
Of love. aoppeih 10 pluck it IN It's low 'n"ss. Il
s,il doth whisper softly. Forgd me mol :
LONDON LII Gdstte.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

The editor offhe Gas,icton, W. STATESMAN.
has good arguments against being tempted TO
goto unhealthy climates IN pursuit o fwealth.
The Boston Palladium SAYS, ne can add short
s'ory-An old Indy sas formeriy IN the habit
NJ recommending emigration to Barbados.
. where" she said d" n man might after very
few years residence, DIE worth hundred
thousand pounds"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

u John lempieton. a Tree young man oil
color, aged 81, and a graduate Of Athens Col
lege, delivered an Address al Chillicoths (Ohio)
in the Methodist Church. on the 4th of July, in
behalf OF the Colonization Society. We are
gratifed to see the eIettons making IN what
vance the great object which the Colonization
Society is aboring to effect. The late deci-
sion OF the Supreme Court Of Ohio too. declar-
ing the law to be constitutional which imposes
such heavy and unequal burthens on the free
blacks, will have the effect of greatly accelera-
ting the contamination of the scheme. We oh
serve thai about 1000 free blacks had Assem-
BLEED, and petitloned that the execution OF the
provisions al HE law should be postponed for
make airing emests for their final re moyal FROM
the State-whither is NOT said, but We presume
TO Indiana ana Illinois. After r. short time
however, these States will gee, as Ohio now
does, the derterlous character OF this species
oil population. aud they will doubtless seek to
get rid Of them by a like summary process
Where, then, will these people go Where
can they 60, but 10 Africa. Ii they stay
among us, the policy of the country, which
has liked o?on them the stigma OF a degraded
caste, will inniutupon them duties unequal and
ualnst IN their character, while il denies them
the Iishies, pretensions to nm equality OF
rights. Those who have the means within
themselves 10 90 to Liberia should not await
te tardy operations Of Society whose means
are solely dependent on voluntary contribu,
tons. Particularly fthey have children. aud
feel for them any thing ola parents solicitude,
| they should remove them from country which
e es them with dislrust ard contempt, TO one
where they will lie exalted u the rank Of fire.
men in truth as well as in name Could not
the press in Ohio, &c. effect wonders on thi,
subject, by impressing these aud other consid-
erations on the minds Of the public
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
SCHEME

Besides numerous other prizes.
Tickets 81 oniy-.Shares in proportion.
For sale a, HEWSoNS OFFICE
o. Luck
Aug. s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

Son ,he -erg sa:ure osihe IuIsei ITSELF, we
thought there could he no dsib' Off. All
renectin. men, it seems TO Us, mould sci me"
face. against adding any nes r"u'e oil excite
d, ON, sr,etle ,be aeinbeis ollie Convention,
% those winch already exist More especially
:, oud il seen 10 he TIE true policy 81 iha, sec
ton of country which mort tronsy contends
for the basis Of free white population. IN the
6,ture aupoi tionmeut of representation, TO
refrain Gom introducing question: sh'cn.
although il have 40 conaCtion. immaculate or
remote, with the object sbch they "isn 10 ef-
leet msy be SO cun,,ugiy IDENTIFIED .nb IL by
the ingenuity OF the adyoches o:slave repre-.
,stion MS 10 alarm the EARS or TO shake the
convictions Of some of tht Members OF the
Convention in the justice, oct least the espe'
dlency ola change in tbat feature oil our STATE
Constitution. The majority in favor oil tree
wsile population IS no" known 10 be very small
SOME estimating 1t rs high as J, aud others
as low as .. One thing is certain, he II or 2,
prudence or iniemrerance, lessen their number
The larger the majority in favor OF any mea'
sure. The more contented will the people be
who NAV be affected by its adoption 1t is our
policy, Therefore, TO gain proseiytes, uot to lose
frends-and we are pleased To see that, al
thougl, the Memorial may be sanctioned by
,hor q al alb MI n
Huentlal citizens Of Augusta, their good sense
has induced the odoption of a conciIia,ory
course.-lhe Saunton paper remarks that
they are" doing nothing with the Mem"rial"--
but are waiting for their Eastern brethren 10
make the first movement. We think this is
wise policy although, if any dependence be
placed on movement ofthe Eastern people,
it " ii doub less result in disappointment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

Fine sense and exall ed sense are not bali so
nsetal Us common sence. There are foity men
ol vii for one man of sense, aud he that will
carry nothing about him hut gold, will be-
every day AT loss for reader change
poDe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

;;os,. from .h CT Il would be ;rBTessibis to
- ..hdrs.s them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
O. 10000 DOLLS.<
Connecticut State
L o r r. f. r Y,
CLASS No O

Cor the benefit OF the retreat for the insane. !
To be drawn in Mhidleiown on Saturday the
9Th day Of August, 1929.
so Numhers-Q drawn BaIlo,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10

Saratoga July %.
The spring,--Arrivai of strangers during
the week ending on Sunday evening Mon
day, %; Tuesday, 100; Wednesday. 100;
Thursday. LOG; Friday los +; Saturday, 75-to.
tsl, 162. Several OF the houses are now full
and the remainder are rapidly filling up.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-10
Island of Bermudd.-This islam

3StU7N y DUWHuU.-I ITS ISIdNU, +,
by an act OF the British Parliament, about to
become place Of great Strength aud resort as
a NapGt Depot and 4rsendi for the Brush for
ces which may, Al any time, be employed ON
the American or West india station Upwards
OF eighteen hundred men were al The last at.
counts employed upon its Notifications, which,
it is said when completed, ~ il be mounted With
500 pieces OF cannon THIS will require a
large garrison, AID constitute no bad marse,
for American produce.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
n Card to the Ladies.

5SlHD, Flower and Fruit Painting on Paper and
imitation OF the Chinese Painting on wood and
TN taught IN tie most elegant style in six cssons-
rms most beautiful style Of painting, so fashionable
IN England France. and in New York, Mrs. Fowler
VIII give lessons 10 this place where it Is her inten-
under obligations TO those who are derorrs of nvaing
themselves oi The present opportunity Of ACQUIRING
thus lovely an' useful art, if .iey would favor her viii,
CAL as early az possible, where sDeciaiis In;y he
seen az her apartments AT Mr. Baxtcr's boarding.
house, third door from the corner of f. and tenth
streets opposite Mrs. Mciim's boarding house. The
square above the Virginia Banks
ian 1851
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
wAIGABLE LAND FOR sALE.-r.a, weai

HAI.JABLE LAND FOR SALF-I,a, vreAi
known and desirable Plantation called Ieasan, ,i.,d.
situated IN the county OF Amherst, beongng 10 the esla, of
joel tnDhlin c-'d, and riu; waters of Iny Ter
containing etn hundEed AMI Uityhrce acres This land ;,
"a! adapted 10 the c0sn Oi tobacco, carn wheat and r,
There thu tract five hn,dr of wood land ,o &
open land M good bchd wall De sold body or i'm ut, To-
lh tuchaTIsa as there settlements Oil ,ld Land Auy
?crin or persons posed ~ pnTcs: will shov the
nists by Robert w Car,er Hector Atkn An iudisn,a
he Lde can he made all the Iezltees lawful gc Ooe
half OF the purchase money IN hand, balance m Two
annual rialcis, with lien the two la, pav,neus
The Improvements dwelling hoss one of th,n Iro,
and eomnodious barn. tunhcuse with ali NECESSARY Out.
HOUSES with well vi excellent the yard I'm po;n of
heath and siuaton this land sI by none i'm the ,nner
ouniy should The aJoyc property Ls fspo,e of p,aie
w. We shah nier 1t at pLiS ducIo the premises On the
hrst day of hpul next. EY TIL. IT, Va; IIEFS
ism 20 III,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
EDUCATION.

EINlIE subscriber respectfully informs her former
- patrons md friends generally, that she has taken
whore she will commence teaching on MONDAY.
the 5th Of January ncxt.1hc branches 10 which shc
viii devote her particular attention, will consist OF
Reading, wiring, Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Geography, with tho usc of Globes and Maps, His;o.
ry, &C., also, plain aud ornamental Needle Work ond
Embroidery, with Drawing and Painting in their dl-
tcrcnt varieties. With u grateful remembrance of
tic lhoIa support she hos heretofore received in her
school, and with full determination 10 use her best
efforts to advance the youth with whose instruction
she may be entrusted, she socits tho patronage of
her friends for tic year "a como.
Pee e. 6! MARY ANN WiLBTR-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
TRUST SALE.

sDURSU ANT to the provisions of two Deeds Of
Trust executed by John II. Priddy to Thomas
Bowies, sen and VIM. Cameron, one bearing date the
Goth day of Nay 1919, and admitted to record in the
office of Hanover County Court, On the LIST dav of
SeptrDber 1919, the other bearing date ON the ioth
iay OF September, 1919, and admitted to record in
Tie same o!lce on the 9th day of December 1919.
shall as tue adninist ratrix Of the said Tho
mas Bowics sen. the survivor Of the said tr1;s.
tees and by virtue OF the power i'll me vested bv the
SAID two deeds Of trust proceed to sell OH the 3Ist
day Of january 1892 On the premises, public auc-
tion to the sheSt bidder. for cash, tract OF Land
containing about two hundred acres and which n
deihed IN The said two deeds OF trust as follows TO
Wiz one certain piece parcel tract of land situate
lying and being III the said county Hanover con-
tanning TIVE hundred acres, 1t being the land WHEREOF
The said John II. Priddy, aud his n1ther Jane Har-
RS now lives, ami bounded by james Lankfort. RICH
ard GlazebrooE William i-ittlePnge and others"
Sizing the administrative othe surviving trustee
shall only convey such title as is vested in me all
though it Is believed that the title is indsputabe;
ana all the evidence OF title will be exhibited on tn
day ind at the ttie OF sale.
LUCY BOWLES
Administrators Of Thomas Bowles, sen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20


&C 7,its 30 tier eofrespoaienis - Kichlaou1.
NV YooK, 18th Jan. 1920.
N'ou will -, hayc at length later intelligence
from England, and that the ports Urc oPcu Mt the mi
nrnlIm rate of duty. Yhc natural consequence Of She
C!,try of all tho foreign grain at moment was
G'cliuc in price; hIt ourselves think the decline
Ctr as small MS was 10 lave bcun anticipatcd-Wc
80 not know wot the Impression VIII bc here but Tor
ourselves, we remain OF tLc decided opinion that
grim viii BE- very Considerably higher in tho spring
YEw YonN, 10th Jan, 1922.
We have Just received accounts from England and
Frpuce, by which We learn the bUnHcd grain in Eng
ling entered ior consumption ~ the loves scale
Of duty, about list November, in consequence Of the
aggregate average NJ that date, which 7is. G1
15Cm bbs. American FloIr sud nj auction in
liver 'ool The 18th Nov, o. rs. !es. Sd. The
uggr atc average of 28th Nov. 55s Sd. Bnd the
weekly average YCs. Cd. Ono of eur correspondents
sccnIs to think tie average ofH as likely to be main
ilincd any grain.
Indian corn was rather neglected, snlcs aJs. 10 3g
pr 1919 lh5.
Cotton hal declined nbout ID il the last two weeks
Flour IN lln,re 30 20 30 tracks for export 20 tlIc
Colonies.
we cannot prcdict tho ciT'.ct on orr markets., ,s
advanced shade IN Flour and Wheat Some on
quiry for Flour this morning
NEw YooK, January te.
Bg The Columbia, London Packet Of LIST Dee,
learn that the ports Of England wcrc opened for
tlfo admission Of Foreign Grain, on tho 2ist Fov"
WhCI to 100 900 qrs. OF gram admitted Mt fhc
noIpinul duty. In consequence Of which, wheat had
declined f.. per du1TtCr But on shc let Dcc.
wheat, notwithstanding the mmcnsc supply, advnn-
crd ID. per busIicl Of 70lbs. Upcn Tho whole,
voc tli,l the accounts favorable, though We %
~. think much IL any advance our market will h.
l'rlzcd but believe the present Price Of s.! VIII W.
f,!y sustained.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

II AVE received by the last packet, splendid
IL II assortment 81 Ladies White and Ilnck Satin
and l4astm; SLIPPERS, superior to any ever Lefurc
IN the city: Also. GcnucIen's very superior Goat
ikin Dancing PCNPS-with every otlier article of
Boots and SHOES, of 4 superior quality. ian 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

hmlvnt III Pro.lgc: brought dow, tho Jamcs River
Canal to Richm nd, dnsing the year cndiug Bee
81, i&s8. 80
e!,to1 hid. 'foAarrp,
t-' 5si do s,telis.
i2i ,3BH bushels Wheat,
87,G35 bbls. Flour
1884 bushels Corn,
595,j27 do Cuul
2G3 l2.2o tons Bar Ixoli
e}7 tons Pig Iron.
Do i-2 squares SL,ic,
a73lOo Slaves,
75.sod Hoop Poles,
III a.ID0 feet Plank
1871 ,ano los. MISCELLANEOUS adic!.s
go 80 hhds. Whiskcv
- Enpty Boats small clu.s,
80 do large,
is IL tons Hay,
- hlds Rum.
Amount Of Tolls received Si3,iap 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
1Mrts0tg g NIc@.
THIS Dag.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP q. c

THIS DAY.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP 4. co
GROCERIES,.
On TUESDAY, the 20th inst. at !, O'Clock Will
be sold at auction store, assortment of Cror,
Ties. o. d. % ca anc,,s
jan 10
ADDITIONAL.
IL O'Clock, -
10 hlIls New Orleans sugar
20 Q b bI'H' St. croix do
10 hbds hest retailing molass,s
30 boxes candles
30 do soap
~ halt chests gunpoWder tea
10 casks rape Nine, bottled In Lon.lon
pipes cognac brandy
Antigua and jamaica rum. gin
Northern itm, elspce, mustard
Ginger, whlskey, chocolate wines
III casks Hodges cheese, &C. &c.
jan 20 O. d. q Co. Apers
DRY GOODS.
On MONDAY next, the 9Th inst. NJ 10 o,clool<
VIII be sold at our auction rooms, without reserve
large and general assortment of Dry Goods
Jan IL 0. D. & Co. Aucrs.
ADDITIONAL.
WlL be added to the above SAIL,
. bales point blankets
do kerscy
10 do brown eheetines
ID do do shirttngs
do stripes
case cotton halls
, pieces carpeting
Jan ~ .. ID. 81 Go. Apcis.
a. The uboye sale is postponed 10 WEDNESDAY
the 2lst instant. when it will positively take place.
zen 20 O. ID. & Co. Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
Potter's Vegetable Catholicon.

HAVE just received supply o( this invaluable Mccpc,
u per advcacmcut Ani take this method of informing
tho public that order tat its bcnchts I've widely di
rd tic rrc7gor has reduced tive price 50 per ouc
!. a. RLANTItE, Sole Nrnt.
!gIt Sp of he No.'er orgSsi'rSlv Tpg)o L~,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

through tic Laic,P Locss
JAN. i5.--Ji h,ds tobacco. $50 bhls. -four, 62G
bushels wlca., ~ kegs butter, s cords wood, -
boats, 4 coz. boats, lO66 bushels coal.
JAN. I6.---9 hhds tobacco, 5Si bbls. -four ~ kegs
butter, bb. brcsyax, do tallow. $500 feet plank
cord wood boGts Ulal bout. 1870 bushels
coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

4 II. NASH has received, hy recent arrivals,
80 very considerable additional supplies to his
fsnuor extensive stock Of Books and Stationary; all
Of which will bc sold low. Tor cash. nov %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
EXScfxlgg GARDEN.
Herb, Flower and Grass Seeds

'HH subscriber Inns on hnud. general and well &C.
!Gc'cd assortment OF ttesli GARDEN SEEDS
accommodating terms; thcr arc Of tina b-s, Ii,
TINT could b. obtained, and having facilities for trT
iiig thcm IN his own garden, has an opportunity Il
hn"w !! they are good and Viii o.cr lone for sale
morally give satisfaction
o'd'rF WI! he thanIfiir received and purchasers
are respectfully invited call ut the stores of Messrs
doi!ii IL iius'ace and William +. Micou, AIain-stIeo;
hu us store at .he Gard n, where the seeds are for
sale, and catalogucs can ba Ind
ldp i'-WIt JOSEPH RIrNNIE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

JOl feceired by Wm. IT, F,istc6ytsulo1,
"A > t,f'oT Hcht's Travels IN india,
~ Montgomery Ouniyusencc Of the Bniy, sud oiler
pOeuS.
largo assortment of Latin. Fret 90 md Spanish hool Ls
Mathematical, Survt wing and Icvciug instruments
tiordon's Revolutionary anecdotes, SfCond series
Moth AmcrCap MclHal and Surgical Journal No TX, y X
I'm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

Second Night Of Mr.. & Mrs. Sloman.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
TEEATRR,
o. BRILLIANT ATTRACTION.

tF Pcrjo'Hn"ce cn1Ty right durjn- TEE Ehl2.d ~
~ M and Mrs. S!a.mp.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20

y heIe Iickc'a, SO Qunrsrrs $
Hairsr. $40 EtyAhs, - 81
\ package Of II whole which is compelled 70 dr.,,
Size can be lad ior 52&o-Sh2Ies Of packages III
same proportion
j.! Orders from the country (po=t FaiD promptly
attended 10. Address your orders -
YATES x NINTYRE,
CO - Rich mont,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,

CjIANI.ES GODDARD.
A.pAuAGt's.
BALM--ICUH!n.
DENNs-Early Maznran Yellow Six Wcnks; snIa1
Lima: Gaze Knife Dutch: Eury China Bush
Grgr-Long Blood; Early Turnip; Yellow do.
BrocoIi--pnrple Cape, EDe-hinhly recommended
IN "Thc AjacIican Farmer" White Cape, sCpc-
rior.
CAnnAGE--Early juno; Fairly York; Early Sugar
T,0uf. Rcd Dutch; Early Pcniou; Imperial; large
Drum Head; Green Globe Savoy.
CiRHor--Ioug Orange htmOu AiCriUgiuna
CEIERY-SDld White,
CnNSe-- Curlrh.
Crcu MHEn--Earh f.ntpc; Long.
ENDiyF, or Succury.
Irrrrcr-Earl; Eoyri Imperial; Grown nullr Icc
Cross; Madeira.
MrIoN-Citron. Captclopc.
ONio,-Rcd; White Portugui Madcin,,
PNRsStr-TSrgc Dutch.
PAHst ry---Doublc
PrAs--F'nrly June; Early Six Weeks do. Nasiine-
ton; Dr.. Charlton; Jefferson; Blue Prussian;
Dwarf Pro,iGc1 Mnrrowht; Blue Imperial; White
Prussian.
PrrrrV--f'qua4h; Caycour
PErpER- Gntss.
Rnrs,--Loug SCARLET; E,arlc' T,tuile White
Turnip.
Sus,rY, or Vegetable OyGcs
SriNt cu---Rouud.
YuRNfs- Early White Dutct Large White Fiat,
Dcdham Flat; Long White Guilford; Largo
Yellow French.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-20
ConIMercfaI 2SsR0ra.

Jri,uciS Of cOonercidl iceys from .N'o FORK mar
c2 41its 30 tier correspondents - RichluouI
NV YooK, I6th Ian. 1920.
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ling of these brick in preference 10 the English.
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doc Ifs Agcnla Tor he .MninfacLners.
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