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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09

>. SIR Wahe, Spite Dog, Camp.-I al, indebted to
SIR Walter Scott for the following anecdote.--sTho
wisest dog ever had, was what is called the bull
dog terrier: taught him to understand rrent ma
ny words, insomuch that positive that the com
mupication betwxt the canine species aud ourselves
,n'ght DC greatly enlarged Camp once bit the ba
ker, who was bringing bread to the family hoa.
MN aud explained the enoriny of his offence aftcr
WINCH 10 the last moment of his liEc he never heard
the lcast aIosIon to the story in whatever voice or
tone 1t was mentioned,w without getting IN and 70.
tinDg Into the darkest corner Of the room, with
great appearances of distress. Theu il you said.
" The baker WINS well paid" or "The bnkcr was not
hurt alter all, Camp cnme forth from his hiding.
place, capercd, aud parked and rcoiced.-Whcn be
was unable towards the end Of his lfc to attend mo
when on horseback, Ire used 10 watch for INV re.
turn, and the servant used to tell him "his n1as.er
was coming down the bill, or through tho moor. !"
ana although he did not any gesture 10 explain
lis meaning, Camp was never known to mistake him
but either went CIT at the front TO 20 up the hill or
at The back door 10 get down to The rnoor-sido.
.fnecdotfs Of Doqs.1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09

.Hidid'ne nc StdetS Charocfer Of R,efsseau--"His
'acuitleS we arc told 'wcrc slow in their opera
tlOn, put his heart ardent: was IN consequence
OF his own meditations, that lie became mpassioncd:
nc discovered no sudden emotions but all his feeling
grew upon reflection. II has, perhaps happened 10
nm 10 fall in love gradually with a woman by dwell
ling On the idea Of her during her absence -
Sometimes he would part with all his former afTec-
ton; 1t but am expression had escaped you, which
might bear an uulayorabe construction he wopld re-
object IT. examine II, cSaggcratc it. perhaps dwell
upon 1t for month, and conclude by total breach
WIN YOU llcnce II was that there was scarce n
possibility OF undcccivmg him; for the light which
broke In Upon him at not sufficient TO eface
inc wreng Impressions which had taken place so ora.
dualiy IN his mipa 1t was extremely difficult too
10 continue ioug on all intimate footing with him.
EoIu, gesture furnished him with matter of pro-
ound meditation: ho connected the most trinp cir
cnInstances like many mathematical PROPOSITIONS.
anu conceived his conclusion TO be suportcd bv do
monsiTation. | believe" continues this inpenious
writer, that maginatonwas tie strongest of his IA
cuicS, and that 1t had almost absorbed all tho rest
lie dreamet rather than existed and the events az
bis hie might be said, more properly to have passcd
IN his mind, than without him; a mode of benc ono
should have thought that ought to have secured
nun from dstrust, as il prevented him flom observn
ton; but the truth vas. it did not hinder him from al
tempting TO observe: it only rendered his obserVa.
tons erroneous. That his soul was tender, no ono
can doubt, aiter having read his works; but his i'm
oguatlon sometimes ntcrposcd betyecn HE rnoeon
and his affections and DESTROYED their inflacncc L
appeared sometimes void of sensiblity; but i, wa
because ne DID not perceive objects such IA thew
were. Had he seen them with our eyes, his hca RI
| you'd have been more affected than ours
u am certain he never formed an nttac1,men,
WHICH was not founded on caprice. II was illusions
alone That coud captvate his passions; and il vvaa
necessary for him to accomplish his mistress from hjs
own fancy am Certain ALSO" she adds '|that the
mJ."am Hhom nc loved the most, and perhaps the
Jutja." ""' '''' o"H
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09

.Ssceariag at EiectioAs.-At the late Court OF &C.
neral Sessions beld at Rochester i'm the state of New
York, man named Allen, was convicted of pcru-
ry, in swearing he was entitled to vote ut char
ter election. The Rochester Republican says;
Ale had been resident of the village or years
but was absent for IL or Ia months and returned
about s mouths before election. The PERJURY was
alleged To consist chiefly swearing that he had been
resident OF the state for three years, and of the
county tor one year next preceding the election. -
HIS counsel contended that his temporary absence
did not destroy his residence here, legally speaking
that IT always his intention, rs expressed in
letters TO his confidential friends. 10 return To- Ro-
chester circumstances pcrmittc,l--al-
though for peculiar reason, he intmated to others,
on going away, that he would not como back
He advised by several lawyers at tho pulls, that
lis temporary absence would destroy his right to
vote provided his intention when lac left was 10 nc.
turn But the Judge, (Childs,)iu his charge TO the
Jury, took more limited view otthc doctrine OF u.s.
idence-and the Jury found Alien guilty. BY tho
doctrine WHICH tho Judge laid down, as we under
stood it, man on leaving the place, no matter how
strong his intention might be TO rcnrn, would for,
teit his residence at once, the period Of his return
depended on auv contingency whatever. Thus a cit
zen leaving nero To travel for tho rceovcsy CT hls
health, without any definite rcriod Coz HIS rr,arn
but depending on thst coniingcncy---wsa,d Al sax
destroy his legal residence, mstCs low s;roac ~
Intentions might be 10 return,
The case of Allen involves you, C. law u ssrsS
interest. II merits and doubtless viii rccesve sAs
consideration ofthe proper ao,sNriscS, ssooa WA
srnienccd 20 the state prison toS tsv>Ne years
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09

DR.. Purnell, ofGrecne county, Alabama, Inns man.
n'actured about twenty-five pounds of handsome sew.
ing SIZE during The present season. He is making az
engagements to extend its culture nd expeota tosn
several hundred pounds to market next wear.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09

DIR. Rives tho newly appointed Minister 10 Franc.
Judge breckenridge of Florida, and the Hon. Hoo
rry Johnson, late Governor Of Louisiana, wc1n M
Washington on Friday last.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09

! tPrrr Cas>ssAzs Sols ! Ss1aeqs-s>
NeiS0ns QUeNcc GaEe;ic. one - lAc SsaCss rsesss
IeoroSstory. aud SssacasSsl ~ sAe <Sanssss>
tJoutnhis copies tic sa,sS an tho lEcs>e ~ ks~ss
and IN the Coulrssr O. the YSSl,soa - x-scS SacS
from ppcT CANADA SRteSsG2s>ssS usos -asls d, GAs
following lsnsuagcs
We read with regre: Trio Sentiments Of ~ Onsc
OF Wellington, IL nsishcr the jGtrcs nor executive
councillors arr To De made independent oud rsspon-
S'hi' and tho government Il attend TO other
grievances; ti Continue the colonial executive uds-
petnlcnt Of supplies from the assembly: Ia teiter
: 'ep'sss; encourage scrvie magStracy; in short,
10 Continue tire prssnt system of things, the minis
tcrs had better make up their minds notwitIrstan-
ding their views 0 the Importance of the colonies To
dispose of sumo of them.
in the House of Commons the t,e. ,ion was ei.n
withdrawn. Sir George Murray. however. showed
himself better disposed, and both he and the Duke of
ellington xprcssed desire To give the Legislative
council more Influence in the country II must be re-
marked that thepeope of Upper Canada had no gent
while Chief Justice Campbell. whose own conduct
was deeply implicated in the state OF things brought
about In the courts, by bis absence from duty while
recuvng very large allowance wns on the spot us-
ing his endcavours, IL receiving the hvnours of Knight
ho.ld Tor hrs eXertons against poor peop,e who had
led INN In iieness for several years. In our opinion
change of policy must take place towards Upper Ca
nada or the evil can only be met by the exercise of
powers loyal, but determined To enjoy the British con-
sttuton III practice, that country will have its lust
rights at aay crPense. This ought NO longer to be
dissimulated."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09

Captain Stevens, Of the Washington Naval S,a
about 10 sail from New York for the nfodi,er5snenr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09

Sno,o in hrTvcst!--The Frederick Citizen Of SAT-
nrday snys that on the preceding Monday snow fen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09

in 81 days from Truxillo the particulars of the sr,
render ofthe city of Guatemala to the ST. Salyado.
reans are received Hopes are entertained that thIs
event will enable the successful general Borazap, 20
establish order throughout the republic
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09
REMOVAL.


l'tsstasr M1'Ss,s.a'ssi The Editor Of the Tusca.
laws 9hrealelc, gives the following good humorcd
article On the suhjoct of his temovel,l
we thank tho Postmaster General for putting us
OF 80 handsomely. While many of our 6rc,lron OF
the letter bags hsvc been hurried out of oicc and
sone''ed ~ snrrcsicS their rapc-s maps and mail
NSyS 10 sarss hooking fellows at opposite politics. we
s~Nie'y step aside - make way tor lady.-Ucrr
eVS wcse 10 sser .eAS hc,wcca the oi,,csr turned
or' aud Tie eskcer rut M, White in other places
TIC newly srSoisssi Postmaster has entered the
esscr 81 ess rHS'ecVssls s..Sne.Iyly csslaimnst
SNe ssc up war ASys aid ic,tcrs instsntlr--n l.
rS ssse g rosc nsw ~-sa2 has eoea ind,rnantlv re
ssNs - ~ SseA words sssThesc they are and h,
80 . yoa'osr casa has ten cnsif,ly different
- pros'S Snens ~saSe eesctsiAe u:.ica With polite
eccS~eS> Sss, esa S-eNas.>lrsss .Nssisr aud will
sscSs a., II rcS,ses e. kcu q madam ani an,
f~css - Ssscr ySs the papers, sBos>s that finely
SeN>rsd ssaH SesssS ta Tie osicc sir" "Ycs, madam
-; !, ~ my i.s.- II, Oil look much bc,te, tbc,c
E'aSAua, than ay c<b:a You can lct INC have the
map and papers e, aey timcs' "Crrtainly, madam.
vii sny instructions To1 may require" A nod with,
out SHiiIc, seemed 10 say, Your services are nor
WAITED have dcputy!-Dut the treaty OF sur
render, on the whsle, wus more agreeable than a
sitniiar one In neighborlBg town. Tn fine we think
TINS mode OF removal, must have been adopted as a
marx O. regard, for the respect had shown, du-
ring the late election, TO female charactcr-Our
iorbeaIance that subject has Ind its due weight M
the federal city. How the appointmen, Of a lad,
VIII set with the people, we are unable 10 iudgr
have heard tho opinion Of one wag on the subject
who cracked pun at the Postmaster General by
remarking thst Mr.. Barry could not be very modest
rnan, In thus appointing females 70 handle males,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09

FfiQcPie, non daabt' said Senator in debate with
consequential tone of and flourish OF the ryb, I,sJ
L're md not 'come added JOHN Randolph, Win a
M hotzonia shake Of the head the power Of which none
SIS was iT7csisthle.-SalsTo Ga.stie.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09

The .Ncrho Speru'atioa-T is n matter long
since gone by, md shall perhaps never sec the like
ogain. Some of the facts look strangely enough in
by those WHO never had touch OF such fever A
gentlcmap in Connecticut, visited relative at some
distance who hada nerino buck and proposed buyinq
It,. The owpcr demanded seventy dollars. The
the gentleman had taken the fever, and on his FOUR
ney home It rose so high that he determined to have
the buck. messenger accordingly despatched
with letter. begging that the pricc might be no more
The bill came for hundred and twenty dollars
This fortunate adventurcr sold the same sheep, not
long after, to four respectable farmers reputed
men OF sense and who were never crazy any other
subject before or since, for $1,000 and took ais money
Jour. Of Com
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09
Rron Me Bost0h PaRa.iinn,

MON Ne B0sf0n T1InNifruJ
AsrrtcsH PotTrcAL HfsrOHY - nrnbor or y. !. :
b. preparation, or On The eve Of Pubcpton bayng sre =,
Madison devotes his Tetiremeni 10 V,ot ~ ~ 49, NJ
memoir yi no, y P1ilised Tin after bis deaiR w ,,
cons Sen9t' enu Sorrepondeueo' win he published 4; -
IsPoodenee Journals &c are the hsads n Ne ss". NJ
y M gn, m new The payers ofu,e lats M, EdS,nS
, %eh y" hs q Of his country viii nso, u N. ss
-, W. =. t.e gno Co!rePondepceo Of Arthur ISe i ssf
be os, % o. Philadelphia, written and 4 - u
SinNriegn PetatrsBy The notice N the InloD "a
observe ,ba, vn ,r ol paintings q Somerst Bbge ~
asl'n distinguishing thcuseyss-be se.e, h., 7. -.
SI we s'y from the Spectator 81 Ss Isr n Dpys,
81 ~, 'hT la''cr by aiheT cy 5Ds sceefro
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09

lei0TItn EIguTtAl a Ilte Socip'v
ffo'econ Of Religious Liberty in LONDON after Report had
en read by the Secretary the Rev Dr. Bensett was ASHAMED
20 say that he with reluctance address the b
u he would he honest he mist make the confessions for VIVA,
Cn:Id be expected when cold was thrown on neg
had molten gold poured before lhen and while Inc cc;ons
metal was yet erventy glowing his cold words be ,a n
enough TO stand He should be very sorry that tho fereS
mss should sacceediohc caYPins the Angels
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09

poor player asins received pay IN Eome the s-,he
Theatres determined to the lines North Carolina a,
search Tor gold While engaged ina uitless examination
Use precious ore, rkns and seaping through sand a
ieow was teazng m with questions and losing al ratier
me ruling passion being uPpemos Ire exclaimed, In the Il
Euage OF Shakespeare,
"i'm busy,-tbou iroGblesi nc I'm no, IL nc re;o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09

L0rd .bLrn.feid anil n Jeto.--'M Mr.. Abrahsma. ssJ
Lord Mansfield, this is your son. and cannot 90 in
thesame bait bond lie ish not my son ny Lord
why Abraham, hei1 are twenty IN the court viii
proyo - Il viii shwcB my Lord, be ish not -
Take cave Abraham, or I will send you 70 the
Kings Bench 'Ncw my Lord, if your Lordshin
pleases. will tell yon the truth We'll shau ,c
gl4d 10 hear the truth from Jew sMy Lord I
WASH la Amsterdam two years and three ouarteys,
when came home / fndsh this lad now iba h,
sblires nc 70 maintain him; and consequently INV
Lord lls ish bnt my son ia-ka'D.' 'Wcl Moses J. no.
Joincd Lad Mansisd, 'thatIs the best definition ~
a son-ia-frs0 ever heard
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09

Ten: BUN Green talks about stbc President ana
ourseLE" with Us much complacency as : ce,tsin
FIench Monarch used to say, I've are the statc.n
deacon Giyins and l." said man in one of an,
country villages, keep marc cows than all the resi-
show many does the Deacon kecp," Twenty n;na'
How many do you keep One. Duff, howoyer. has
decided advantage over the poor man, for thorrf,
Ire keeps but one cow he has the saiikinx Of he
twonty-nine! r., .1aes;e9n -'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09

the following extract Ion spiredy written ess,,, m,
run character II taken from tie Naicez (AIisssspp
Fierce B"1, BON and educated ~ Ireland lpeaJ des4,n
"aut ~ celebrated dnca house OF Ononde POSSESSING
estate oi JIM sterling IN the South Of Ireland held Majors
commission 10 the British army the commencement OF our
t,cFo.iiOn Attached 70 the better principles Of the British
1ns'uio when Doe had reason 70 believe berty was asaed
' tn s bAisn commission, and joined the American ar
my WIN The iame rau< lie declared reiIelhis la,p
Iaterai estate was conbcacd and IL 90 Gao the cI;rv
" intolerance for attachment rebel cause lie o,ss SJ
from travelling Lodsc Of Mas1ns attached TO his r6 yeoi
Heht nc served WITH credit and applause 90 the end Of he
revolution Tic settled in south Carolina and as aCe,g.i
2poed as Candidate iof 80 Presidency efte Unite Stes
~ me southern section Of He Union. he was tie oulv f,r
or VINO apTed 70 That elevation. One his dauobeys IL &
married 10 Dr. james leasc Ohc son Of another Ib veteran
ui inc hey"o who's Philanthropy aud literary acnuiro
mems shcd RADIANT usis the literature of his co,yt
hee are only two out Of many instances the most
personal and pecnnay devotion OF lrismen the cause of
American freedom at the time when her citizens vre brs
with tie gngmn ous name Of rcbols'ycp large reward wa
~eed for the brads o hcr wahcst paiotswhen inr f,e
81 fial dOuDu,j
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09
Fran nc L1ypehbpr1 pivRjDisp.
EfINMVt

The last Richmond Enquirer containsilc following
paragraph:
"In compliance With the request Of friend who wishes
oonfade, an unounded report circulation have 70 state,
thar we lave requested an exchange III payers win the
Lynch5vrs Virinian, or any Coalition paper"
j. is great pity that the Enquirer and ourselves
cannot agree even as 10 matter OF Jact, occurring
between ourselves alone. we assert that tho En-
qpIrer hds requested exchange Of papers with tho
Lynchburg Viraino in the manner sch requests are
always made-and- that VIC refused il in tho manner
such requests are always refused, to Wit by not pay
ing any attention ~ ~ Nyo Will rcci,c the cirurn-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store

AVE on hand, and are constantly receiv-
- my from their Factory fresh supplies of cver.,
description OF ladies and Gentemen's Boots and
Shoes winch for durability ,eose and beauty of fi,tny
are too much celebrated to need comment. Tba'r
assortment is very extensive-and if procuring the
best Of workmen and first rate materials. will e5snrc
continuation of the liberal patronage already extern
dcd 10 ther~s adjustment the eXertious IN tLo;r 80
shall BE- unrcnittcd ''' PH''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09

V-.ytl,At n hoi-s, IA the ccfss oifeo Ne su,criar
Of chanecry sF the Richmond dise the Cd day
Aueas ta2e James Denton, pit against James Underworld
al'nr Of John Lcton seed Susanna Deuson. widow and
JoL D.nion Nrr Denton, Joseph IeAianu Susanna hls
wiz. foehy Denton Richard Johnson Sn1 Mary hs wife,
formerly Denton, aud Fanny pcnon children sed John
D-uon dee d. and the legal representative William aud
Ihuna, Dcnlon. decd, oi.s.
fac defendants kichnr' Johnson ard Mary his wife,
haV eietcd thc appearance aud security according
act of nhlv and the court and apnsat
by satisfactory evidence, that they Of
ts country Il IS ordered that the said defendants appear
here the frs, dy o the fc1uarv te answer
t plaintiff and tlat cor 81 this order be foh,ynh
inserted ia newspaper published the OF Richmond
months successfully and ted tie font door of the
l,noi In the said ri'r.
conv. Fc~r. q ptNDt,roN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09
GR.APE HLA.ES

OF the finest wine sorts will be furnished at S25 DER
100 vines, or at the rate Of Sis per 100 when 6Oo
will select. '''P''''oi
FOR sale Prince on Horticulture; and now in the
press - i'edfise on the inc, comprising UUpious and
Complete dissertation on IFS culture, mauape, &C.
and on the process Of making wine-price 81 q5. o,
81 payable III advance: Catalogues furnished erntis.
sept29 JAMES WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09

EHoNIAAt rules, holden clerks Office of the superior
couIt ofchauce iu Richuond district the 3D. dav oF
August, $50 Archibald Hatcher pit agans, Frances y
Hatcher, OLcr"oe Hatcher Branch Hatcher Sally L. Haicer
Betsy l. Ha,chE, and ThuIsa II i.che John Bra,cr sNS
susanna hi wife Edmund Iockett, late hCr Of Chesterfield
aud admir- ot Branch Hatcher, dec ID, dns
he defendants John Bradley and Susanna his villa mn,
having entered their appearance and given security ACCORDING
70 the act OF assembly and the rules court and appeal
Ing 10y satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of
this country ordered ihai the said pdants do appoar
here lie first 'y Of the January Term and answer the
bill ~ the plaintiff AMI that copy Of this forthwith
inserted ~ published in tine city Richmond
Tor 'Ro months successfully end posted the
capi'o, Ia the SAID city.
~ 4 copy. Teste. W.. g prNptyToy G r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09

NIRf'INiA:At superior court OF ohanoery, holden al
te capitol M the Guy OF Richmond, the lIth day Of Jme
1919 Lew Jones' pit Ggansf DaUey Aoriss DaLncy Miller
NecWof OF John ierNnson, decd Richard Boum, and Asa
The day came he parties t their counsel and the eo,i,
having naurcy considered premises, ana arguments of
counsel neicupon hau doth order mai the deGeno DaLncv
Nef 90 Gender account Of his administration Of the estate
m ms isiaor john Pcknson cd, shelving the
, tr' a' executor 7ocad bequcahcd by his
will 20 sarah Norris ihc OF the defendant Daney
Morss and that te q, PENDANT Asa Oliver do one
commissioners an account Of the proceeds of the trust
properly conveyed 90 hu 10y
bill aud ofthe Disbursements thereof and Of the debs ,e
payment o which charged upon the said property and
' inc .ane commissioner do state account oi tie debt
claimed by Richard Borun and Of the credits
against the same, sell or Borin, during
M tinc he lived nh the defendant Dancy Moss or6f
the payments actually made 20 aid Eoulm account of
the sad debit which sr,eral ncconna tho commissioner IL
directed 10 examine, and cpo, ihr oout with any matters
spec "y stated deemed pctnc", o., lw'lt winch may bs
mquird b., tc panes 10 hc stated 0ud have given tho
pn 20 ''.1 bis bin o'd uol' Nmoo Morti''. ~ admns-
sent =" 'f" rules ior THAT purpose
Acopy. 1e.'e, Nm a.. rENptEToN, C. 6.
C,MwasoNtna owns, ,
Richmond, Angus, 2Bii, 1879
Ihr parties interested VII pa,e take nourc that have
count dncced 800 the orciuur order Of sou ~ witch day ~
D'oen a. y they are required 10 attend 1T my office IN ls
.a pars ''' ave- i&Try Glp EtE &c Come "fS''
'Vlt"INiA'-A, mle'. hodcn ~ le suEs on,oe u lfn
superior couu of chauccry tlr chu1nd DISTRICT tho
~ day IF August 1929 Jonatan fory pi agaiI Milinr
Finley, merchants and partners NJ tho ly ~ llanoTe.
ny' Nl''s Of the city Of Richmond md r. H. 1sat master
! "i in' s'hooocf Minerva, of baltimore. dlts.
aud 10 mrs NJ h,. court, ard nprrhonv ny satisfactory
ordered that the 'ad defs". o ,r"ra ,i bS S" on w. nv,
dey oi he next January a.d answer the m vi thr plain.
u and uni copyoi u' order be- fhwnh inserted n some
uewsrapo I"Nld u ur rty of Ecronl 'or two months
suees'sgey aud ported az nc front oor Of tho capitol In tho
~ Aoor Tote, wM e. rESDirroN C.
Vrsosn M,ur h!,u .n 'lo clcrts Office ofthe superior
,,, '' '1r I'chnmd district, the 80 day OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09
Grape Vines, Fruit Trees. &c.

The Subscriber, agent for the pro-
prieturofthc LINEN Botanic Gar,Jep.
t'F. ~ would remind persons dispo-
sod To supply themselves with a
choice selection of GRAPE VINES.
FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES or
sHRuBs, that the present is the most
suitable time for making up their
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09

year are the most proper for removing most kinds OF
trees, vines. &C. Vi
Such orders as are handed in will he Forwarded
weekly 'and viii DC executed with the utmost pronn,
hess. L"'fN0