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THE INVITATION.

MA gioe most cordially TO all l0ho Wdn
w ANY dri'cte Of ready made Ciotihy, Il
tafi on us. our assortment bsiag superior 10 ana
IN me place. md embraces ereTU article of Ge,l
ttemcns lashtonotte Clothing The workmalstfJ
ne eda rafrant, ind U'r prices oa,lno! tai 10
please bong less than he goods can be bought
u made up for IN Misplace
By our last hrTrrni, zoe rectirgd some sl.lgyffe
ffock AMI Dress Coais, IF biye. dlack Cidret
ohpe' oToVn DC also, Steel MLed, blue, green
ana tfo~H Codtees. PoRtaioonS of erery shode
OF cf''H and Casslmeres also, bne Cass1eH and
tGsfa stout lang up Cord Paniatooas. With
straps Cor riding, ) a Handsome as,ori,penl NJ
Pests Of Moieskn Six Veirsi black. blue. 6ro,S5,
and fancy silk TESTS Buff Cashmere Toilenet.
idiencia and Svansdolef n grsot po,,e,,, M
Patterns, fine Linen, RVbied &ptain Shirts. Dran-
trs o. BackskH, StOckineh. Flannel and Cotlon.
hnH SHIRTS and White Flannel Shirts iot Of
a,4 Gooas and fancy articles, as Funished Lea
fter Stocks Patent Stocks, PLAIN and Trimmed
leg M Stk HandkerchieE, entirely ne,o pat-
'eras' Fateal Supenders Buff Ora ais, Crarai
9iIl'ers t1e SentskiR CAPS. fur, collars Scarlet
ann "fac& Marin0 Shatcis,) some ue,g fine Bearer
I ~, % ehsdp qualities, a large assortment of
s"oeS and Boots Of eUrry deariptioa.
supply q CtOaks and BIZ Coats some pery
uPer,o' rem Tartan Plaid end fine Cambiet
ot3aES w'h tne Cloth Innings. arah or min.
atH Sleeres }tne Drab a,d steei u,red Rous nm
C0aiS' mad an tie latest style, (somc extra fine :,
ohrs black and Drab Big Goats, .0ith iarge
CaPeS. 0''' W.
Ladies ciooks, Of SIX, NTH Six Innings Ia
9ea"iyM article also IF Merino cloth Grim.
SON 6'"e ard black CircGssiaps. Tartan Plaid 4,
{anfP striped Clrcassiap cioqks Nth rane, .,
hoods tot Of list socks tined with wooL a rom
joaaOIe article for iraretiprs rs re are deferuj,
ed,o sen good bargains, those Disposed 10 pnrcbas,
o'n 10 eeh 10 cal al WALKER d, COS
Emporium Of Fashions, LynchJurp, asrt door
to the pirgiaian OGcc. ''0 81 49, ''0''
Nov. 81
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NJ ICE Is hereby given, tina, the New Gl,s
~ go" Hotfb formerly in the occupsncy -,
Jas o. rendIe on, has been his wear rented r.,
me as trustee for the benefit of G pendleton ,nd
ner children. This establishment will IN g.,
, ,, De carried on under the managemsn, -,
Mrs' reno'eton who invites all finer friend 70
ea''' as surfing them that nothing on her part
nc waning TO render their situation comfnr,s,Sa
HILL CARTER, trustee Cor
Jan. u'''o" ana children.
MiW12
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4MnsA NXsOrCE.-I wish 10 sell my
.ss:M IL tract of land lying in the
nh lower end of Bedford county, a.
a<91EL bout seven and n hall mites from
Lsnchburg. This tract contains dos acres, a.
bout half in wood land, the balance uuder n
good state oil cultivation, and well enclosed.
The Improvements are comfortable dwelling
house, with all necessary out houses, and
good barns.---As no one would probably pur-
chase without first viewing the premises, il
will be unnecessary To be more particular in
The descriptien.-1h" terms will be accommo
dating, and made known on application to
1 he subscriber, living on the premises.
EDMUND COBBS.
Dec |. 1872
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W lRGlNlA-At Superior Court of Chan
" Gerry, holden at the towo of Lynchburg
on the 9th day of Oct, 1928. Wn. MELON
aid and SAM. MlDonald, merchants aud part
ners under the style aud firm OF VIM. McDo-
maid and son, pitfs,
against
lugh Brent and Susan r. his wife, late Su-
san Il. Lewis, formerly Administrative with
ihr will annexed OF Charles Lewis, dec. Sam
Brau5iord, administrator de bOnis non with
The will annexed OF the said Chas. Lewis, dec.
Wm |. Lewis & Mary Brown. admr. OF Chas.
HOWE, dec. dei;s
The defendants. Hugh Brent and su-
san X. his WIFI, who are out Of this coun-
try, and against whom ihe plaintiffs appesT
TO have proceeded in the mode pfescri;
bed by law aga nst absent defendants stilll1fail-
ing To appear and answer, OH the motiH Of
the plaintiff, by counsel, the cour, doth take ,his
bill for confessed ms 10 those defendants,
aud the Cause coming on to he heard onlhe
bill and exhibit s the subpoena awarded there.
in on the 3lst day fJnlyIl827 which appears TO
have beend uly served on The other defend
ants, was afsaed BY counsel for the plaintiffs.
On consideration whereof, The court doth or
der that one ofiis commissioners do take an
aeGount-ot the administration Of the estate of
Chhs. Lewis. dec and make report thereof 10 tn
court, with any matters specially stated, thought
pertinent by himself or required by the parties
10 be so stated.
A copy-Teste J. WILLS, OK.
COMMISSIONER SOFFICE,
Lynchburg, De- 2, 1873
The parties in this cause, will lake notice
tha' have appointed Salurdaythr Ilth day
OF spril next, to commence the accounts
directed by the foregoing order Of court
on which day, at nine O'Clock in tht
morning, fhey are required TO attend almy
oiiice, in this town, with their accounts,
vouchers, and copy of court papers, prepar-
ed for examination and settlement
JAS. BENAGH, c.
Dec. %, w4w31
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English Cloths and Cassimeres

NE invite particularly the attention, no,
w only oi our customers, but OF The pub
lie generally. To our present assortment of
Cloths and Cdssimeres,
Onr late supplies in his line, are such as we
ieel pleasure in recommending, M they sur
pass in fabric aud beauty of shades any
hal we have ever heretofore offered A.
mong those recently received. are blue, black,
brown. olive, clarer, md steel mixed Cloths,
double and single milled CassimeTes, similar
colors, and srvef8l pieces fine aud super fine
.ionbIe milled drab Coatings. With respect 10
quality and variety of colors, the above as
sorimenl we believe, is calculated 10 give ge-
neral saiistaciion; prizes, TOO, more moderate
han ever. Purchasers are respectfully re-
qnesied IN call DAVID & RO KYLE.
Nov. II
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E N. SAMUEL FLEMING. as Won arsoo,
~ ~ d" lnhabitant of this common,.sa,,h ""'
"s'eoy no''fy you that we shall take the a. T
s u OF James D Askew. At the Rnsss1v iIIo
=, 49, IN the town of f,usseIyle, Logan CONF
,bs n ','y' on Monday the 26h dav -,
d. ns p'esen. mouth January, to be read az evi,
C 90 al me trial of the suit dependino i,
no.. county court, wherein we, as ASSN
a a.fs 0, sad Askew are plaintiffs and YOU are
I ee. Should said deposition no, be IA.
nen D" 'he day above named, then il win he "a.
n, on 'ne DAY after. or continue from dav
10 day till it is taken. '0" WY
Jan s. y NoW LIN.
wIw4l
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HHosE who eaui Cloths, would fnd Il TO
Il their Interest TO call on the subscriber
tie has mixtures olive eisret, super II mid.
ding blue and black Cloths, and niece su.
per ETmne blue, and one dos do Electoral
black, which be is determined 10 sell very
cheap. H.ALLBON.
Dec. o.
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AVlKslsiA, ~ VII Alta cut,t "a
county, AT the eaalri house. or IN h Tor ate
sshpcf. isss. Henry l. DaYir. nd 10y ay Of y
against lhemas Harrison and Lin, 59'anrs PIT.
Defls. In Chancery 'nh ihonPsaa .
~ ine noiioa OF ,hr plaintiffs by Their Cana,
cd their several bills an iniunrt,on i a'uh'e hsl
,esif' ala hihbit the home dsfrndant, IN i s.a
ION, rom conveying away, or IN aux ts, aa Aoaf
III VI .e Pf"per'y IN hrs iaasls seeiies 4, :, aa
p.i. hht'! me hrher order and decree az a. ~ M
fefng the sanie--ahdii appearing to lie e9ut
Inc court mat The defendant TAoinss Harris -faa a.
iiiah.tan' Oh iins commonwealth and ,',', ~ 81
jurisdiction % tlis coirt, il Is ordered thai y IT,
hadant do appeaf here on the fourth ALL I'D T.
mkt aud answer the bill Of the PLAINTIFF y iafs
e"py oits order be forthwith inserted in H. w iiat
he",papsf published 10 the town of IyarIhal'a
once week Tor eight weeks sacces-iye,, 'hehhnfe
sad dy aud that anoiher copy he poste1 tse9s 70
door OF tlie courthouse of hs county an " ue Tort
day A Copy. Teste. sP GAttt s'ie cor.
Jdn IL 1aNi, g
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ESY virtue OF deed of trust, executed
n ID The subscriber By Thos. lvers, bearas
date the l,t day OF Feb 1927, recorded N 'no
clerks Office Of Amhers, county court, tof
poses therein mentioned, shall proceed, W
Saturday the Path Jan. next. on the premise.
to SELL to the highest bidder, Tor cash lne i
sidue of tract OF land, lying in the com! "
Amherst, adjoining the lands of Phineas relats
Saul. ID Christian and others.-As Tue s''V
will take place upon the premises, deem o"5
particular description unnecessary Ao,%,
as trustee, shall convey snch title oh'y az
vested in me. VIM. BOURNE, Trustee
Dec. 25 lm39
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eSrIRGlNlA-Atr rules holden in the Clerks Office d
the Superior Court Of Chancery for the lynchhnTg
District, the 81 day of November 1898 Austin Wnsh
PITT against Robert Wright, WIN. W gbt, joan
Wright, Susan Mays, WIN Pam PIN and Mary bis
wife, John Ednunds and Sally his wife, La'ena9'
London and Jane his wife, Charles Edmunds WE
Edmunds, Rowland Edmunds, John Edmunds, Joseph
Mays and Jane his wife, Chesey keDuey and Mary MS
wife, George Vaughan \ Alley his wife, Alley Edmapa'
and Rowland Edmunds and Charles Edmunjs, cAols'
OF Samuel Edmunls dec and Alexander Brown jam
y. Edmunds and Nelson Hargroye, exors. hstas'
Edmuuds widow, and Zackariah, Mary, Sally SAN
ue Elizabeth, Lucy and james Edmunds, ehildfehs
Samuel Edmunds, dec Dcls. a,
The defendant Robert Wright not having eneree IL.
appearances and given security according TO the asl %
Assembly and the rules of this court and IT appeaf
hH satisfactory evidence that he is not ihhnbltan' "
tins country IL is ordered that the said delendal "
appear mere on the first day of the next term ana a.
swerthe bill ofthe plaintiff and that copy oil mls V.r
be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed ID w
town Of LynChburs for two months snceessNeH a,N
posted at The front door ofthe courthouse IN Che sai1
A CUpy-Tesle, J. WILLS! u
Jun. H. w!HA
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TRUST SALE or NEGROES.

Epy virtue Of deed Of trust ed by
3 D Maxi Anthony to the subscriber, and
Robert Hunter fao" dee'd) bearing date on
tie 18th day OF n } 1879. aud OF reenld IN the
Csuoiy Court OF Bedford. the subscriber will
IN the 9th day OF Japusry. 1899. before the
foot door Of tie Franklin Hotel ~ the io.sn Of
Lyachhnfg. sell by way Of pa4lic auction. The
slaves IN said deed named, and conveyed. on
such portion thereof. as may be necessary 10 ef
feeithe purposes IN said deed oppressed. Aud
for which ~ was executed, acting a. Trustee.
the subscriber will only con, ey TO the parchs-
ser OF purchasers OF SAID slave. the title yes
ted in him by The Deed aforesaid.
Tive terms OF sale will be accommodating and
liberal. aud will b. fully made known n the
time aud place ofsae.
CHI WELL DABNEY,
Surviving Trustee.
Jan ids4l
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30 young Negro men Wanted.
A LS0, a few stout young women & bows.
"a The subscriber will give the highe,tprice
in cash for negroes ofthe above description
Persons wishing to sell will please make in
mediate application 10 the subscriber in this
place. A NJ. VADDiLL.
Jan /. 2m4O
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19
IrishLinens. Lawns e Sheetinrs

WE are prepared 10 exhibit 10 case
Super dressed Irish Linens of superior texture
An assortment fine Lawns for hkfs.
few pieces full Cd Linen sheetings
The above are worthy the inspection al
those DESTROYS of having good and chean i.
men fabrics. MKEE, ROBINSON l. co.
June .
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19

,x,,1 lottery and Exchange Office.
subscriber has removed his Loner,
.;"a Exchange Office to the house Iatel,
Mesgr" ny 9y Mr. NJ White, nearly opposit,
Mess's' 5ohn, William l. Casw N Poe.
b. " HEWSON,
Nov. 10. " 'A'e" - 10
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lust PUBLISHED. by Peter Cotton, of
- Richmond, and for sale at my Book n sta
tonary Store, "Donad Adair," by young la
dy of Virginia. OF this work, much has been
spoken in the way of recommendation It is the
first attempt of a Native Authorizes. and as such,
by The first CT hic OF the State, has been pro-
nounced a work OF very superior merit, contain
guage, exquisite height OF fancy. We call on all
patrons OF native talents 10 call and purchase a
copy. ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Dec. 20
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~ YHsHE subscribers, IN
in returning
<kASA thanks TO Tho public 6mSN
for the liberal encuu-
agemeni given them hefsioiore.take this WAY
10 inform their friends thai they nave on hand
an excellent assofimentoi all kinds ofhats, nj
their old stand, two doors below the market
house ,rna dc by themselves ofthe besi mai erals
in the newest fashion and inthe hest manner.
Theirnssormeni is large and well worthy the
aneHtion Of merchants and those who wish Ia
buy tosell again. They fan assufeiheir friends
and The public thai they will sell them very
Inv, and their assortment 10 equal 10 any Ia
the upper country. They have likewise lj,lst
received from Boston, an axiensive asst,ff.
lneDt OF Hatter's mnterials, consisting of Eps-
nish wool bodies, old Mnskrat skins, Alcohol.
Cum Sheilac, Aqnaioriis, warranted best. OIL
Of W,fo1. vetdigris and Logwoal All Of
which they will sell on the most asonablc
terms Haiters and those who wish to pnr.
chase such articles viii do well IL give hem
a call. DiNhEL a. RUMBOUGU
Nov -.
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4 n,t q Letters remaining IN LibeayPof o6ies
= . IE4f

4 nst - Letters remaining ~ Libe'fyPoa oBiei
on N 3lH December, Is25.
A-coi Max Anihoay, John A. Adams
Thomas | Anderson, William Ain, Burton An
gil
B-1amrs Bell. Naihon Bashon. Alexander
Burton. Mrs. Susan Byrd, DANIEL Butler. Jo''1
S. brown. Luciss BARRIER
c Bedford Clerk, GIDEON Crews. Isaac Gun
did Ln.sn Case. James Chambers, ihoma'
Cran, Chas W. Christian. Mar, W Couch;
William II. Deaf, Marble Deaf, John De-
10. Jnhal DsIlis 2.
E-rsaacis Epps, Anihony Evans sen
F-Jscob Feaze, Henry farguson, John
Yloyd. Col Abraham fnterson. Calrb tnqua,
Nancy fuqus. Richard reemas, seq
G--Lucy Col
H-N,ldred Hun. George " hopkins. WI
lis ilua,et, John Hunt. John hefsey q. 1ohn
Hannah. William Howard. aiiiinef Hsyns,
Joshua HALEY. Edmund 1. Hndsoa. Sarah
Hard. Edmuad liubhard. John H"ll. tdn. .,
pm. +. Had.on, John Hacker. Battle Hart
son.
I--Soveren Letter.
K-tiabriel keath, Gillian King, kies L.
kng Isham kerr.
I-George C. Lscky, silas G. Lathem.
M-Nicholas Mead, Nancy II. Mead, Mrs.
Mary Meat, Edaund J. Mile, Elijah nnrdock,
ia mes haffn, heuuen e.. bhthhtis W M HOSE
Edmund Mills. Cornelius MERRITT, John siaur.
ran, Simon Miller. John McConnabay james
c. Merrimau. STEPHEN Naitn, Asner Martin.
MFRS Mary Aau d. Norm 3, Charles
helms. jun john NOEL.
P--Alexandee Price, Thomas Payne, John
Pollard. Miss Marah Preston, George II.
Phelps.
R--Ambrose l.. Rucker John Richardson.
Wm. Rsgan.
S---Bediori She "a. Cathar'e Shaw, Margaret
St,ver. Joshua l. smith. tabsa snow Joan Spi
&c Edward 81 Clair. john smeser, james
Sheen z Wn. n. Sherman. Thomas stew
art, Thomis Sale III Sheon
r. Lucy luckcs, N,ily imslry. John Thomas
Dr., Dsuiel Tomph,ns, Plensan, Thompson. Silas
Taylor.
W. Matthew Wright, jeremiah Wood Miss
Mary b Wood. Jesse VIII. sen. Elizabeth hnt
2. Jacob w White, Ms. Lucy Walker, David
Wade. Caleb Williamson, John Walden. Rich
ard Wells. WM. X. PORTER, 7. NJ.
Jan. q. 3t4I
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lust RECEIVED by Thomas J. Duvai,
- supply of Linse.d Oil, Spts. Turpentine,
White Lead, superior Salad Oil, Maccaba
Snuff loose and in bottles, and number of O.
Their articles in his line. which he will sell at the
lowest cash prices. May I.
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IL !HSanA NaTfE&S'
MATERIALS

VI HE subscriberhas
~ just recei, ed from.
New York, a splendid
assortment Of new Hats,
made in the latest fash
ions, Of excellent Work
nanship and best Ma p
teiials Among which
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19

N CHANGE.-Drafls on Boston, No"
IA York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, n'' =
ingt"n City and Richmond, for sale, ana "a
sums 10 suit purchasers, at The Lottery
Exchange Office Of w. HE"Sone..
Successor to S. q NJ. ALLEN . -
Oct RI
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19

EUST PUBLiSHED-Tales of G'sna,a
% Their, being stories taken from sou, ..
story, by the author of Waserly. &c @c' y
lie atthe Book and Stationary Sire o.
CHARLES A. WtIkbts.
March 81
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Great Bargains in Cloths

Jan. /
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17
MARlNH NDWs-
PORT OF R5CHMOT15
ARRIVED

Sehr Brazl. Creighton, from Baltimore. vi. Nor.
folk & City Point. va -''''
schr. Virginia. Pearson, from Philadclpb;a Vi,
Norfolk q City Point. - - wa
Steamboat Norfolk, Henderson, from B.l,;no,,
yia Norfolk Lett the Steamboat Columbus. ot Mo-
folk Just arrived in l6 hours from Baltimore boa nd
to Richmond. Passed AZ Varna, schr. Fayorite I,cr
nard' from Philadeiphia, and soep Jolly Bett, jerks
bound up.
SAILED.
Schr Chesterfield, Coffin, for New York, tobacco
Slcop Fame. Doughty, for New York, COAL =
Schr. Franklin, Curtis, for Norfolk coal.
NoRFoLK, June lard Soop Independence,
Osborne, New York. 9
steam Boats Virginia, Ferguson. and Pot opac
jenkins. nom Richmond. The p. passed Off Dan
cing foint orig Ataerca, Hale for Cowes and mar
Ret, bound down; off Point of Shoals. brio E,Iyyurt
8 Mary, bound down. -
All the outward bound vessels, which have been
weather bound in Hampton Roads for several dave
have gone to sen. -"
NORFOLK, June 15.--ArriYed Schr Elizabeth.
Henry, New York, 2 days. bound to Richmond: SIM
Horton, Hartford; Desiah, Chandler, New York,
boundto Richmond. -,
In Hampton Roads-Brig America, Hale, from
up James XAVIER bound TO Cowes and market. Il
Inc snip which came into Hampton Roads on Sat
Gfoay evening, was the Brunswick, Stanwcod, 4 days
from Portland -, - -
- OF NEW YORK LINE.-1he rhooreT KIcnxoyo
WIZ De taken IN tow by the steamboat H,na on Thurs
Gay next at O'Clock, T. NJ Passengers must be on hoard
June II DAyENpORT ALLY a. RI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17

- - = : - may 10
CULTURE or TOBACCO IN IRELAND. :
One the latest Liverpool commercial letters re.
ceved here, contains the correspondence between the
Chairman Of Committee Of Liverpool merchants.
and the Government. the subject Of the culture Of
Tobacco in Ireland. which We have been politely per
m!tted by the Merchant who eceived Il, 20 present
to our readers.
The extent TO which tobacco has been cultivated
in ireland lately. has attracted some attention here
and has in some degree tended to produce the recent
fall in the pnce Of that article Letters from ENGLISH
correspondents Of Richmond merchants represent the
effect Of raising tobacco in Ireland as less INJURIOUS
to US than was at frs, supposed. The quantity
grown there is much less than would be supposed
from the accounts received, their hhds weighing only
about coo lbs. and The quality very inferior.
Sir: am desired by the importers of tobacco 10
address you again on the subject They have learn
cd, that the growers Of tobacco in Ireland have me-
moriaized the Chancellor OF the Exchequef stating
That having prepared their groand and plants for the
culture Of tie article this year, they would suffer
considerable loss if prevented by the measure that
he mud given notice he intended to propose immed-
ateiy, Tor placing it on the footing as in this
country and that he consented 10 postpone il; con-
sequence the preparations now foot are to grea-
ter extent than any forne. year. Last year our Ia
formation Is that between land 500 hhds were grown
and we havo every reason to believe that this year
Will extend to 900. II appears extraordinary that
this indulgence should be granted: although there
has not been any legal provision heretofore against
the mere growth, yet mist Of necessity even,uate
IN an Illicit transaction when in the possession Of the
manufacturer. The injury the revenue on the above
stated growth would amount 10 Gao GOO, and 20
the importers of tobacco which mas. paw the duty
on being taken for consumption, would be the loss OF
the sale of much tobacco imported into this coun
try for ;he use ofIreand The preience of the grow
ers as to their ground having been prepared is unoun
ded, the plants not SET out and at the
term the Chansello gave notice of his intention the
ground was not rendered unfit for the growth of
corn.
The importers would therefore submit TO the chan
cel!or that the measure prevention ought To be per-
severed in, or if the Orginaors Of illicit traffic
are to be compensated, that if they were TO be paid
Clio per acre, the ground. SO prepared it would
be taking II ae 1000 acres, asing the revenue vi
t;2tO,o09.
They have therefore TO request The favor OF your
conveying 10 the Chancellor OF the Exchequcr these
Representations I am, &c.
tSignedl JOHN ORR.
r.. Hon. w. IlusK:ssoY.
liverpool, 5h .Nay, 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17

rhSol gs NJ York EETcepIb .1issrliscr Of Friday
n seaman fell overheard from the ship Gem, Dax-
,es, from IIayre, on "Wednesday morning then lying
ontaidc tho Hook while they getting the anchor
over the bows. Tho ship Immediately hove TO-,
plank ilrcun over, aud boat sent to hs assis.
tsncr; bv before II reached bin, be torr 90 pie
cosand coyoDte1 By SHARKS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17
CASH IN MARKET.

~ EAR 100000 viii be distributed from tho
~ wheels Of the 90th Class Of the Dismal Swamp
Lottery, in this City, the g6th instant. The sub
scri5er confidently hopes 10 have tho pleasure of sell
ling some ofthc cspitBls 70 ns friends and patrons
HCHEME
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17
ParAsrnY CHAMsrns. eth MAJ ,

Treasury CHAMsrRs, 9th May, 1920.
bly, Dear Sir: return you Sir, Oyrs letter nclcs-
ed in yours OF this date. was OF the point OF wri-
ting TO you on the subject the growth OF tobacco in
Ireland III consequence Of the representation made
by you that subject to the Treasury and the wish
expressed by you to know early as possible the de-
csion of the Chancellor of the Excheouer when re-
ccived your letter; and now beg to inform YOU lia, i,
las been determined not bring in the Act this wear
which II was proposed to Introduce, prohibiting the
growth of tobacco in Ireland. Tie growers of that
article made out clear case Of Injustice of sub
jecng the crop Of the present yenr to any restriction
or regulation, that il thought ADVISABLE to take
more time to look into the whole subject and 70 con-
slider whether the prohibition OF the law in ENGLAND
should be extended 10 ireland permission given 10
grow tobacco IN both countries subject 10 excise
duty. From the communications made to the Trea-
sury, and enquiries made by their direction appears
that the quantity Of tobacco grown in Ireland last
year was greatly exaggerated, and TINT not more than
l20 OF 100 acres employed producing that ar
ticle trust therefore that Mr.. Orrs fears are pro-
portionably exaggerated He is also mistaken in sup
posing u tho native grown tobacco comes Illegally
Ject is confused but decision has been given in the
courts in Dublin, by which it appears, that native
crown tobacco is not sub cct to excise regulations.
These facts make regulations upon such on article
the more necessary but they also render the difficult
ny OF coming to sound determination greater and
will justify the Treasury In taking ampe time FOX
consideration. ! am my Dear Sir,
Yours very truly,
(SigDed) G. II. DAWSON.
The 1T. Hon. WIN. lIusEIssoE, &c. &c. &c.