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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-31

ViRoiNiNA rules, holden in the clerks Office Of Tie
court ol chancery for the Richmond district the cd d,v ~
august i829 John ~ Davis, pih against Joscply q Kin,
RICHARD y Boiling, and Christopher W. Bass DIS
Inc defendants, Christopher M Bass and H,cfrI = UoiI
hg not having entered their appearance and pn socr,,y
according to the act Of assembly, aud the roles Of This co,,
anu appearing, by satisfactory evidence H. are moi m
nabianis ~ This country s ordrcd that tie deCnans
40 appear here the first dav Of tine next JANUARY te,n
answer tine bill of the pInti and aa cc II tls o,ic,
W n"h inserted ia newspaper puJ Jed in The ci,y
homohd i1r tao months sctcssivciy, an posted NJ te
honi door Of the capitol in said civ " '
~ copy Tesle, Wv g I,,pt,r,v r r .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-31
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.
On Cary STREET, rear NJ The THginia and Fqr,neys
BfOths.

y
On Cary Street, rear NJ He Tirginia anil Eay,,cys
BObcs.
3 Z OSEPII WILLIAMS is grateful to the Iadios
- and gentlemen of Virginia, for past favoms and
hopes continuance OF the same; and would thanh
the ladies sending their silk dresses TO have them f
ken to pieces. which will enable hun To warrant tbe,,
80 he dyed and finished rs we'll as ut any ostabl,L
Inent IN the Union. Canton or stuff dresses NOT ra
ccssaTy be has suitable machines to finish tor, g
gent tO him in the situoton above mentioned
Gentlemen Likewise informed, that Inc sc,,,r,
Bnd rencws ~ colour couis, pantalpOns aud vests TO-
gcter with all kinds of apparel aud requested ropairs
them i'm the ncuicst manner. As usual all kinds ~
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed; furniture
Fiufs cleanscd aud rc-dycd ~ the neatest manner.
N. u. Tickets will be issued leaving the Ooods
with him and requests they viii he presented on an.
pcaiion or the soiue.
ViRertv At rule" iolu 20 rhc clerk lire sureror
fchancery Tor the Richmond district the I'd dav ~
August 1890 Asa q tradoCk, pit against Peter Rrson John
\ tUly, aud john 3 Mash, dns.
fhu DESCENDANTS Peter Rison AMI foin Nash nor l,ri,,
tnc.d their appearance aut security ACCORDING m e
e crlv and tie rules Of this and HfcaTioo t
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of inns com
tfw j. prdscu that the said defendants do appear here an
pa,aG aud that cory Of this order be forthwith nsc,n ~
sspaIcr published u the city 81 Richmond Tor ,sn
ons successivcy, ond rosicd the front oor the capi,
N Tire aid city
Aeogy Tcsic, VIZ o n,nti1o1.cc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-31

ViapiNiA-At rules hpbipn IN the clerks ice NJ dc
c"nn Of cndncery f0r tine Rcbmond di.t5r, a.. "a ~
August, 1929 Robert TurnlrIl eq'pr =, ND ra,,Y
dccd, Pr against harcs Robertson t,,; pot, ''
andrf NJ Robertson Tcyion dodlp aud ,,o liz 49, ~
Jane Robertson, Mary fines C;cor,e ~ 1D', :,
bensn" Charles Q NclnIpe sdr, ~ q ! ' "", vary 30
decd and Donald McKere, dns '' 10 iaJ'''
lie defendants Alexander NJ Ro~g :, Al. t
seeming ~, .t @ ll''e' "e fappeaanrc aud given
-, - y, ~ Wv ''t "" dsanif and the rules Of tbs
wv, ~ % " aprus Nv satisfactory evidence that tlcy are
81 u's county, 8 ong red tiai the defcn.
LII wv ,'e on we hrT' ddv y the next January term
nc pl 3 uie IlNn'h atd that COPY n this prdrr
hstied ~ some new published IN ,ie cirv ~
loor Of ihe capitol, ~ the aid civ W. ~
- Aco| lts'c, W. p,Spirr.N,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-31

IN IN IN
RICHMOND AND NETWORK
LrWE OF PACKETs.
Niiiag from Mis Port IN ReguIar Succession. pi<:
Sehr. TAN1ivy, Walter rhorp, Master.
To. Exir, Daniel Howell, Do
DO. EfFoRr, John Bell, DO.
DO. PLANTER, Elada Baldwin, DO.
10, Fa,RriEnn Timothy Coffin, Do
Do. R,cnMo>D PACKET, Burr Knapp, Do.
For freight or gas : az az apply I to
Rthnond. June 18th R,therfoords Baildings Corys st
NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS.
III NELSON has just received and offers for sale,
Ii. a, unusually low prices, an extensive stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Eubrncnu large and general variety, suited to the
present and approaching season, and consisting in
part of
Blue, black and fancy colorcd cloths s. cassimcres
Oxford and steel mkt do do
10 do sat,iuets
Blue and brown do
Noencia aud swansdown vostn9
Rose, duiilo and point blankets
Green booking and floor cloth baizcs
Fine and superinc white innnels
Red green. yellow and black do
Black and blue black Italian lustring
India satin and satin lcvanine
Black and blue-bsck Gro de Nap
Fancy coioured do assorted
DO do Gro dc hides
HACK scnchews and sorsnetts
Aicr'no and Cashmere long shawls
DO do handkerchiefs
Thibct, Prussisn and cashmere square do
Thibct and worsted barege hdkts
Barege, gauze and Gro dc Nap do
Merino cloths and circassians, all colours
7-8 and A Irish linens
5, d End "a do sheetngs
Long lawns and linen cambrics
Linen cambria hdkis
81 and lp.4 damask
Russia, birds-eye and 3D. diapers
Black Nankin and Canton grapes
Plaid Norwich do
Rack and white Italian grapes
Black and cooured pamyrenes
Plain black and cnloured bombazetts
Figured do do and rattinetts
Black English bombazlnes
Tartan and Circussian plais and cambics
Black, olive and drab bang-up cords
Plain book, null aud Swiss niusins
Figured do do do
"A and Cd cotton camjsics
Plain and checked jsconets
Plaid and fancy London prints
Cotton wor-ied and silk hosiery
Silk and worsted brals assorted
Gloves of every variety
Sptaliied and bandanDa hdkG
Imitation bandanna and Madras to
Figured, satin and Gro dc Nap bonnet ribbons
Came, cap, do do
Common, fine and superne belt do
Black and colonred guard do
large supply of brown, bleached and plaid do
Tnestics, apron and furniture checks. bed ickInvs
British ozDaburgs, and woollcns tor negro
clothing. And constantly hand
Cotton oZBaburgs from the Richmond Factory.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-31

II AVE received by recent arrivals, aud offer at
%no'sso'e or retail, upon accommodating terns,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-31

rules, ho.rn Ia LA OF the s,ur or
count of ehancey ior the Richmond district day Of
August 1922 Thomas Cooke Ia his right aud alnr
of John T. Cooke. decd Jacob Hoffman h, y
tate Ehz'bch Sccke, be'yanm Cooke, and oi JAMES
Iocke decd pits William BIownc Alexander
adox OF James frceaud, deed. aud Charles Gee admr OF
syyal,er Peters deed, dos
The defendant sarah trcland having entered her
appearance and gvcn security according the of assembly
aud the rules ot this count, and appearing by satisfactory
evidence, ,hat She nlabnam this country; j.
ordered that the sat defendant do appear here the s day
81 the next January tern, aud the hill of the plaintiff
aud thu, copy of this order Ice forthwith inserted
newspaper published the oi Richmond months
successfully, and posted the float dour of capitol the
said city.
COM Tr.,c ~, d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-31


HH'niStuTc Isl sat 1929 I
have appointed tic Seventeenth dly of November next "a
execute tie foregoing order vt which dav by ua
O'Clock tine parties concerned required attend at ny
lioe with their books papers testimony y comes of %
court papers, and with this original order
T7--w5tc Eff lNnrpcnN r..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-31

court heil oF rrlucc El,yaid coiI7y July IRc I'm
- -. -: John buchanan, rlL against Hays a. Iaon,cf
~ defendants not having or appeararr, ,r
gwen security according TO of the general assembly and
TIE roles of this count and appearing TO The
'n' Mat they hle not Inhabitants of state on the no
81 ne ranii ny his attorney, is ordered tie said dfr
d"n n" appear here on the first day Of October court next an
answer the PLAINTIFF bi aud that copy this order he ,
~"" inserted ~ some OF the public newspapers printed IN
Wc Guy 81 Richmond, for Two months sueccssvcly and al
posted at the Font dUoI Of the house Of ih county
4 Trsc n J,IDe,,sJ'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-31

NiEoININM superior of clanccrv, holden al il,
former capitol u.c city of Williamsburg the tye,,Iy
second day OF July, one thousand eli hundred aud twenty.
'ish B'Twrl Bassrt, executor OF William
Y"Uogcr d"cca'rh, and administrator of William Ianglor.
We cdr deceased and johu fIals, administrator of (.o
-saer ps AGAINST Richard g. Smith, of LAM,
= Nohb, deceased, and Mary c. Webb a infant by H,,
Webb, '.cT guardian signed, dts.
Ch motion o tie plaintiff Halcs by COUNSEL the cn,, dot,
order that the order entered IN this twenty first da
OF July thnnsand cIght hundred twenty six b, n
amended a. Ia read Jom iat,s admir- of eo
Savagc instead of George iales ndmins ainr of Con
Savdsc" aUd Joseph ostcr" Instead Ohm FOSTER
copy Tes'c, ED CHRISTIAN C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-31

"A / a court held for Buckingham county tue lli6
IA day ot October, 1929: Christian Strack p,tk
against, William g.. Linticurn, and Edward l,irIii,,
cum. ext ors Of Edward g. LinihlcunI deed dr..
il CHANcERY.
The defendant William G. Linthicum. not Lay.
inc entered his appearance aud given sccuritv nc
coTdug the Bcl Of assembly, aud The rules az tho
court, mud IT. appearing w satisfactory cyleuc ira,
he r. not nhalint ofths country il Is ortorcl
thai tbc said WIN. G.. Lipihicum do apposr here ,,'
the frat day Of JanHaiy court next and answer t,.
bill OF The planlH and that copy of This order liz.
forthwith wscricd N the Constitutional WING n
public newspaper pr ted IN tho city Of Richmond
Tor Two months successfully, and posted AT the ffgut
door of the courthouse Of this county
h3 copy. Te-te, u. E,pR,u0r ir. Il. g.
Vi'NN ~ rules holden in he clerk 'solce 81 tie sGrrd
'''' =" Chincr'y r the Richmond d,lrc the Sd day ~
NPu-t Id1h james Denton, pit against James UnefV1ol
!im' NJ John Dcuton dcc'd s.. lnon Deio, widow a ~
'"nn pumn Allen Denton, Joseph Ped ns aud S.un, In,
we" formerly Douon, Richard johnson and Mary his wiG,
,o'ncfY Irnon, and Fanny Denton children of san join
'"n decd, and c icgtl representative Of lia,n aud
Thomas Denton, decd dfs
Tic defendants Richard Johnson and Mary bt. wdc not
at"1 'nrtrd icr appearance aud gVri srcuy according
w ne ac NJ assembly aud the h,scout atI appear.
~ N satisfactory evidence thai oy inhabitants rf
WIS country; ordered, that e aid defendants 10 appear
hec or e hr ddN ~ The term and answer
ph"t ne Pam'h dnd uia copy of this order he Forthwith
n''de1 ~ one newspaper fulscd IN the cay NJ ft lnor,
~ t"o n"h' suc-c vey and posted e fopt
90 nv. 'unc sad city.
- Acpy Tc.e wN @. PlSptro~, CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08

Another detachment Of Portusre,e Re6,,,-. ..n:,
Os,cnd " WV N'''o W APni, ior
hng Of Prussia has appointed NJ de Hunboit the d;.,,
"usneo traveller, 10 he one oi has privy Counsellor
openhagcn the cold had such v,ol,,>o
10Th April VI NC ON DO
me Eec,or Of CasSel has nominated rs hi, Minister Of FL
bafon Ansclnnd dc Rothschd, the OF Solomon d.
according TO the Lausanne Gazette the dhapdny ~, ~.
ssy akhs place The number ofihoe who will return
10 SWITZERLAND IS not rfcT 80 w" 'N'1'"
"torunar-by tile law Of the gsrrisp all so;ourn,,s N,
'aN OF real per diem; but from great number 20
,; .V"ctatn' rs necessary, the police tax onlv
ha uy her means OF payment, aud is concluded thai
r amount oil the tax returned the local o.-,
% iSoVo or I5,UoW wear, the whole sum r,Seiy,d
10y tho police rs not less than 80 OOtN ~ ~ '0'e''eu
OuBiiN, April s5-Thcte is am so,rv o,., .....
o some ,e great Oppression the state of ,adc no, %
III DuoNh out IN every part Of ireland We do no, sf.y
perhaps, 20 much rs they DO nanuf,r,,,
hs'ahn OF AT The out ports, for >. Co.. 81
eoniauVcly insignificant, and foreign ,rode ba. b..
I.Sury oecinng r many and scarce worth .aL
VI nu, the transactions between and the 80, ~
every hranch-s IN such condition, another wa - ~
sine A'ni would reduce the country state dlicu 90 D.
hcScribed or understood !" ~"
The bank of Ireland and the other hanks a,o
Issues though not subject small note bill I'm non, -
~ however demands are not made for Bceor,
"""a an yet horc Nor are thrrc ,,
uPpehended To show little il doing in ,his So,
w ''hrup's calendar paper which has been published T.,
years mas been discontinued this day Nor i. there n,
one haf OF the business doing before the solver,
iedh rs neither given taken aud verIv bcicve
very seldom asked The depression extends TO eycYv th
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08
LATEsT FROM ENGLAND.

The brlg United States, Knight, has arrived at Now
York from Plymouth bringing London Papers Of the
29ih April, and Plymouth OF the 2d May, containing
London dates Of the Let May. From the New York
Commercial, Journal Of Commerce, and American,
we copy the following items:
The Plymouth Herald says it is confidently report
cd. that the government Of Great Britain Joined by
that Of France and Austria, will inform Russia that
hoy will not remain silent spectators and soc Turkey
become conquered country IF Russia still pcrse-
we're, L is than probable that higher tone will
be used, and perhaps the torch Of war; lit m the Hast
may spread its flames throughout Europe
n late captain in the British Navy, named Han.
cfCit, bad left Plymouth IN tho IIyiton Jolic steam
vessel for the Mediterranean II sgaid he 10 IN have
the command oftho Turkish feet. This officer while
10 the service, was Away noted brave and enter
Puslng sailor.
P0ramont resumed their sttinrs on tho 2Ctl Of
April. Tho Duke Of Norfolk. Lords Clifford and
DoHncr (CathoIcs) took their seats in The lDuso Of
Lords Peers ofthc Realm. AtlcT taking the oatbs
these long excluded Peers SHOOK hands with the Lord
Chancellor, but were not introduced 3s is the usunl
custom with newly created Peers SnbscGucutIv
however, they received the congratulations Of many
noble and distinguished Pccrs--anongst whom were
the DulcB OF Sussex, Lcinticr, Earls Grey Fizwil-
lam, &c. TlcyhayGthus resumed, IL IN their persons
10 can he called resupiptoH, tho hereditary seats of
Their iustrious snceslUrs, which no Catholic had
bncn Suffered 10 occupy for ! 80 years This is tho
hrs, ovon operation Of The Catholic Relief Bill.
Mr. DConncli has nddrcsscdA letter 20 the Spcl-
kcr oi tic liouss Of Commons stating chat Nv the
Set OF Union with ireland al members elected or 20
be elected must take the oaths prescribed TIL PGrbn-
mn aH' on ,5s0i,e 1|c. 'ie iJp. Tire leg being
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08
rIinom tie D,ayton, (oaio) journal,

An ambitious monk, who the son of a Asho.-
nun KEEP ms iatner nets hanging before him in his
cell as On evidence OF his humility. This show Of
humble pretty gained him such reverence that. bv a
lev short steps, he advanced to a bishons dion
w. In The most splendid halls Of his palace the 5ets
were again hung up, and the Bishop was still tlr,
hat The modest Cardinal still preservcd his father,
nets, and II was not long until he became Pope
They were then discarded. On being asked WIN hc
no longer retained them he answered POOLS! have
no longer any use for thcin--the fish is CAUGHT"
The professions Of the Jackson partv boforo ,ho
election, were much like The monks nets Tic oh
cc being now attained, they have now no further s
i0f ten ana ma IL very convenient TO lay them aside
and they manifest as much contempt Us the pope did
for those who have been deceived by them Ono ~
Gen JackSons nets. which was of rreat ao,v;co o.
him in catching the fish, his opinions ON the s,,h
1ect OF the appointment Of members of Congresa In
I'nCes ulder t1G general government. OThis net is
aid aside, and Van Buren,, Eaton, Branch Bcy,ien
lngham, Moore and AlcLane. all rnembers of Con
gres5 have got snug appointments under the peuerai
government Another net Retre,cAmen7 hut n
was convenient TO throw it aside, whom Moore ,,as
appointed minister to Colombia and McLnnc TO En0-
land RJO1Tn was IN excellent net for cntchinc ,zr5
9cous, but it is useless now.
before the late election monsrous cry yas kent
up about pcnslonCd presses and hreling editors
paper which received or two hundred dolla,a n
year Tor publishing the laws of the UniApd Statcs
was accused OF being supported by government pat
ronagc' andthe admlmsiratIo charged with the
~'''''~'' upIOH VI HldhInn CNangeg, few
stances, Of the papers employed to print the laws
Dut those who manifested such adherence and IN
dignahon at such extreme corruption are now In
power ana the case - changed The fish is caught
Offices have already been bestowed by the Jackson
party since they have into power on editors OF
parzan papers The salaries otoicb amount 10 vptoaris
y one hH'drcd thousand dollars year. This is an
appalling fact of which any one may satisfy bimseif
ny adding together the Of tho yearly salaries
Of Dun Green, Hill, Kendall, Carr Noah, H. Green,
Dunlap, Henshaw, DanfOrth, Gardiner and others
A. Noah has an Office with salary Of $4,000 and
nothing to do as wo should suppose from his own
Words
"Our now duties not interfering with the dut les
and obligations owe to the republican party, will
not abato the attention hitherto paid to the columns.
OF the Enquirer which we hope to improve IN every
department"
Mr.. Noah publishes daily paper, and his Office
docs not Interfere with his Editorial labors There
must be little 10 do then and yet be gets 100000
year. Does this look like retrcnchmont and reform;
or like pensoning prcsg' The nets are thrown
uwuy-tbc fish are caught
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08
POLITICAL.

By THE PREsipENr.-H Hear him. Hear h,,,
lJ'lt requires no depth of thought 10 be convinced
that CORRUPTION toH be made the order-of III
day. it the President shall make important nnno;n,
inenis rom among the members of Congress, Is,
S,sned---ANDREW JACKSON,
Determined to put down s.corrup,ion" and -
Monster Party" and TO act upon his own sor,;
rcnts and opinions, the General in le,tor o., ~
honroc' says, ut VIII become 10 foiorp the sn
gesnons and advice which gave to othcrsl," 7,
would lndeod' have been very becoming
Inc General gives us the following proofs of b;s
consistency and sincerity. "''
~ The following ".lfep,Lers nj Co,oxo.., L..
been appointed by President Jackson 10 ExecnG..
Offices. "e'"'Ne
IL Martin Van Burcn, Senator liorn N. York. Soc
retnry of State, zee
~ John II. Eaton, Senator iiom Tennessee. S,,,-
rotary Of War W.
~ John Branch, Senator from " Coro)in, sS,o,o-
~ Samuel D. Ingum, Member of House of Pc,
resentauves from Pennsylvania. Secretary of Trrs-
surv. ga
M. NJ. Bcrricn, Senator from Georgia, ATTORNEY
General. 60 -''''"eF
~ Louis McLane, Senator from Delawar. Nj.
lister 10 England. N
II VIM. c. Rves, Member of Congress- from VI,
ginia. Minister to France.
u Thomas p. Moore, Memberof House of r.,
rescntativcs from Kentucky, Minister to Colombia
U1' George w. Owen, Member Of House of Ror
resentntives from Alabama, Collector at Mobile.
u John Chandler, Senator from Maine, Collecto,
at Portland.
~ Jcromus Johnson, Member of House of Re-,
rcsentntyes from New York, Appraiser of Goods,
az In addition, Mr. Tazewell and MIR. Iiv;nns,o,,
both Senators, have been rendered appointments.
tCONcLUsIoH (! 4
U!''itrc0ulreS no depth of tlourht IN he coD,;-,
ced that corruption is the order of the day! -"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08

ne deems that If men would symphath,ze nearly
with their fellows, they would never nut living mnn
IN such position. There is some force in the arcu-
mcni' We have only been able to pick out an insul-
a,eu portion here and there bat we cannot help
thinFing that no one can read the whole without
feeling thae il be should eyer have life within his
power his responsibility woud be awfhlly incrcas-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08

D,,r,'mg On Friday last Of the stages SCI.
ung of from Conway, this state the driver called as usual
al Inc Post Office, for the mail While thus detained,
snoW acoompanci with thunder up and the passeD-
gers leh tho shelter in the Post Office This build
ing was struck With ghtnng; Of the passengers wero
rendered r awhile cnsocss and two KILLED One sfhe killed
we earned vas Mr. Charles Baker oi PtSeJ, young CEN
roman ut elegant and courteous manners nud high clasal
a-Ll-En.ris-i R9g'gl Yznrln--.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08

We have bccn politely favored with the refusal Of csr
no" View ocan dated 18th May wh states that the Small
We wy nd ~ every part Of The city. Nv consequences of
nc nave never been dulerho planters ore afraid
ease. wv f'''"''"'' w WIG eVV'o Wy
The sehr james Monroe, Bush Tor Norfolk was 10 sail IN
the course Of few days-Beacun
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08

II s cTtraordaary tbat am necessarily thinkinr
o.. the King, c1nno help it, in vain try 10 drive the
iara away; there Is always voice Whispering in my
car t1rs-'ln ms same town, at this very hour and
not far rom here, III another palace, there is a man
who also has Ins guards nj all lis doors man UNIQUE
Ike thSsclf the people, with this difference that
he is Il high thou art low His whole life ,inuie
by minute, is nothing bat glory, grandeur delight in
to%cating All about him IS love- respect veneraton.
The loudcst voices whisper in his presence. and tho
Hcrcest brow lays ABIDE It's tcrrors. Under his eve.
there smoothing bat silk and gold st this hour no
holds some council Of ministers wicro nll arc of bis
opinion, or, pcrhaps,hC dreams Of the hunt ~ NOR
row. Of tho ball this evening, that the fctc will
come al his hour, and that others sf tale upon them
selves The labour ofprcparmV it's pleasures. Well
this nHn is nothing but flesh and blood Ike tlysclC-
IN order That 40 She very instant The sconoM should
HrWub'c un'cryorr fct, and That Lfn liberty. fortune
no l"mny sc'H,d be restored toyon, be only need
morscl Of paper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08

The priest is good; The glo,er also think thcy
'ach shed tom when told thca ny child had 6ccn
'alop away.
~ 50 done Now m-s bruce mvsalgagaiust fie
event. must think without finchnr upon the exc.
crlioHcr, ofthe cart. If 1c gcndarnos Of the crowd
on the bridge, Tho quay, at tic windows: and nr
The is on purpose FOR me, tr dismal place ofthe
Grove, which might be paved wiih the heads il hns
fall
that"
NJ. Hugo processes that nc has written bic book
"'.n mo. ec-f.i Is % a7pca. ogtnss .-o pugitmrt'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20

D-on thursday the 18th inst the infant daughe ~
Mr hoas crouch The friends family are e1u.,,,i
10 attend her funeral this day o'clock from her ,her
house, without farther notice ~ 49," ,i''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20

MARRIED, At Portsmouth Va. an Thursda,,
evening last, Com. JAMES BARRON, of the u.
,. Navy to Miss MARY ANN WILSON oIdest
daughter OF Mr. John Wilson, uf Portsmouth Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20

The price of Be2veS in Richmond has been sati n
tary Tor some weeks AZ from to SIS per TO-. Hos
have not YET come in in sufficient quantity to fix ther
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-20

II is officially confirmed that SnluR r. Hobhie Is
appointed Assistant Postmaster General, 10 FIJI the
vacancy occssioned by the removal of Dr.. Bradley
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