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n TWENTY OR THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD
- -kunSway from the subscriber living in Camp
SZo reward Tor experimenting him and combining hin in
Jail so | get him again, or $50 IL taken out of this State.
!'m rs an aruul fellow, between forty and forty five.
tall, OF a yellow complexion. with a bushy head Of hair
MS movements are quick, he is a good coarse shoema-
ker, and can do almost anykind OF coarse carpenters
work. i have no doubt he has obtained free papers.
and is passing as a free man by another name. ANY
intormstion of Jim, a line directed to Falling Bridge.
VIII be thankfully received. JOHN HOBSON.
Campbell county, Va. Jan. IL. S1-wlm
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE sFOR SALE.-By
late DR.. James Lyons, and duly recorded, 1 shall of.
fer for sale, at public auction, ION The premi.es) in the
City OF Richmond, on Thursday, the sixth day of Nav
next, at 4 O'Clock in the afternoon, two half acre lots
known in the plan Of the City by the Nos. SIT and 5ls.
and improvements thereon. This property is situated
upon ShockG- Hill, not far from the Shocke. Hill Mar
ket- House, and in the immediate neighbourhood of Mr.
Robert Pollard and DR.. Trent. II is a desirable and valu-
able re sidence, and is believed TO be so well known that
a minute description ef IL Is unne cessary. Mrs Lyons
is entitled to dover in the property, which will be
commuted, Ii the purchaser chooses, for a fair annual
allowance.
At the came time and place, will be sold an undiyi-
ded moiety Of two-hali acre lots in Duvais addition, in
the neighbourhood Of James A. Grant and others, known
by the Nos. 3 aud 24-The title to the above property is
believed TO be unquestionable, but acting a, trustee, I
shall convey only such title as is vested in me. The
sale will be made upon a credit of twelve months-the
purchase money bearing Unrest from the day of sale
fond win security, and a deed Of trust upon the pro-
perry, to secure the payment, will be required.
The sale will be conducted byThos. Taylor, ESQ.
RICHARD NORRIS, Trustee.
April l3. Holds
Circumstances which were not foreseen, and over
which the parties had no controul, have made il ne
cessary to postpone the sale Of the above property un.
Ill the 2Sth day Of this month, at which time il will
certainly be made, at the hour above mentioned
SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES.-By virtue Of
- a Deed Of Trust executed 10 me by the late DIR.
J James Lyons, | shall sell, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Eagle Tavern,
in the City Of Richmond, at III o'clock, on Friday the
2sth dayyof this month, the following slaves, to wit:
Jack, Ben, Robert, Toney, Frank, William, James,
Isaac, HaDnah, Betsey and her two children, Lucy
and her two children, Nancy and James, Jenny and
her two children, Peter and Rossnna-Polly, Wanna
and Henry, a small boy: many OF them are very likely.
RiCHAR MORRIS, Trustee.
May z. l23-:ds
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

HEh5UNT INIT =
.dpriI 5h, 1880. I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 tho prop,jstors
In OF the Six per cent. Stock, created in pursuance
OF an Act Of Congress, passed on The 3d day OF March.
1915, that the Certificates Of the said Sock, AMOUNT
Jog in the whole to sir millions fop hundred and FORTH
thousand fue hundred and Gfy sir dollars and seven
teen cents, will be paid on the first day Of July next,
to the proprietors thereof, or their legal Representatives
or attorneys, duly onhituted, on The presentation and
surrender Of the said Certificates at the Treasury, or
at the Loan Office, where The same may stand credited.
Notice is further given, that no transfer Of the Ger.
tihcates Of said Stock, from the books Of the Treasury,
or any Loan Office, will be allowed after the first day
OF June next.
And also, that the interest on all tho Certificates Of
the said Stock, will cease and determine on The 3oth
day oil June next. s. ID INGHAM,
Secretary of the Treasury.
April I3. iIs-v,.,Jly
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Mr.. Peter Fore:
NNAKE NOTICE that I shall, on the 4h day Of June
n next, at Piney Ridge meeting house, in the ccun-
ty Of Charlotte, between the hours Of sunrise and sun
set, proceed to take the dispositions of Reuben Fore, sr.
Pesley ID. Richardson, Charles Fore, Sally Fore, Eliza
beth Fore, and others; and shall continue from day 10
day between the hours aforesaid, until the whole Of the
dispositions are taken, which are intended to be read az
evidence in a suit in chsncery, now depending in the
county court Of Charlotte; wherein ! am, as surviving
partner OF John p. Thomas Richardson, plaintiff, and
yourself and others defendants.
THOS. p. RICHARDSON.
May 4. 122-w4w
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,

WILL be given for the apprehension aud delivery,
w at my place Of residence, in the county of Am.
hersi, my negro man Charles, who runaway in the
month OF October -Cha Is a small, dark com.
Piected fellow, between nineteen and twenty years old,
has several scars on his arms and legs, occasioned hy
burns. The length Of time Charles has been absent,
he has doubtless changed the clothing he had on when
ne LETT home. am disposed TO believe he 10 In the Ci-
ty OF Richmond, as his father lives there. I will give
the above reward Of $50 for his delivery y as above stated,
or $40 to secure him in Jail, so that l get him again.
VARLAND RICHARDSON.
April 27. l2O-vAw
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April 81

V7AS committed to the Jail of Augusta County, on
~ the 4th dry OF January last, a runaway Negro
calling himself TOM, about 81 years Of age-says he
Louisa, about ten miles from the Courthouse. He il =
black, apparently a very artful fellow, fond of singing,
: ieet 3 Ia Inches high, chunky made, and very active.
Has a scar upon the crown OF the head, probably from \
scaid: NO other marks about him, save upon his back.
which has the appearance Of frequent and severe dog.
ging'-When committed had on a coat and pantaloons Of
iDgs.
The owner Of the above described Negro, is request.
ca 10 come forward, prove property, pay charges, and
take him away-otherwise he will be disrosed of AZ Tho
law directs. JACOB KURTZ, Tailor.
March &c. UI-vam
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Baltimore, 14th Feb, 1929.

~THNEACHERS WANTED.-MRs. WILEY being un.
Il der the necessity Of leaving Salisbury, by the
LIST oil May, the citizens of this place are DESTROYS OF en-
gazing some Lady TO take charge of the Female Semi
nary. here. Ori L would be preferable, IL a Gentiemar
and his Lady could be engaged, TO take charge Of
Male and Female School. The Female School mum.
bers, at this time, 40 pupils; and a Male School Of abou
That number, could doubtless be readily obtained, were
a competent Instructor TO undertake IL.
IL would be requisite that the Lady who would un.
derake the charge Of the Female School, .hould be
competent to give instruction in epery department of
useful aud polite Education; and that the Gentleman
should a Lady and her husband unJertske) should b.
qualified to teach all branches, from the rudimsnts o
the English, to the Clsssicks.
Salisbury is pleasantly located in the Western, ant
most desirable, part Of North Carolina; with a salubri
Gus climate, and a highly cultivated surrounding coun.
iiry; provisions are abundant and cheap, enabling a fami.
iy 10 live as cheap as any where in the state.
Application for further information, TO be made, in
writing, OF otherwise, TO DIR. s. L. Fevrand.
Salisbury, ". C. March 20, 1880.
May 4. 122-w3w
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" Mvcu yGr nrMAIs. ussuso"-C Cooper.
fFiVm ira .NeD EaRiand Weekly Rtviesr.l
EnnM IIslsEQ

tFrVm ne .Nsp Engiand Ireekiy R.visr.l
FRO ISABELLE fLiTrS,
1 told you, Dear Pa, il my last
Oh no, tbelievc { did not
The thing which ono sits down to writo
Is tho very thing always forgot
That did not before is as well,
For until we decided you know
There was nothing especial TO toll.
And tits only n month or six weeks
Twas the night which I wrote you about,
When we waikd by the silvory beach,
Was that walk from my letter let out!
oh then | have got to so back
You'll excuse me-, hope. for the slips
The pcu stainmers just like tho lips
Well, the party tat went cut with US.
Had Left us alone on tho shore
l wonder they were in such haste,
Twas a trick never play'd US before
And we stood on tho bank and look'd down,
mean saG '%ss siS-sis aS Sa ' oye sea-
Were fixed all tho while upon inc.
oh thrilled with u feeling all new,
For the beam OF the look which he gave,
Sunk deep in my soul, as the glance
OF tho moon, through the luminous wavo;
And he vow'd by tho stars, that have shown
On the sky from the hour Of their birth,
BY tho sea that's SO true to the moon,
And the moon that's SO true to the earth.
lie adord-and no said twas al false.
The story Of Clarissa Leo
l knew SO before, though I'D wopt-
How mischievousp people eau be;
Your money, no said, was to HIM,
As the dew to tho hthonless tide
I've heard his oton went like the dow,
But the tattlers undoubtedly lied
For bo spoke of his owning q Mill,
Connected with which is a Bank;
Tho ono manufacturing cash,
The other for issuing plank;
And he spoke of the I" Buggy" no keeps,
And his farm where he frequently calls,
Some where out in the State of Now York,
On his route to Niagara Falls.
1 knew this would crafty you,
Aud so consented-or rather
i promised to write for CONSENT
Which you cont refuse. tnH you Dear Father,
They'd fill your head full of their tales,
But he swcars they are false of his samo-
What a beaut iiul name for a man
Is Augustus Frederick Grcmo.
Tho school is most out, aud Pm sure
I'm old enough now TO engage;
You'd hate an Old Maid; and no says,
Sixteen is tho prettiest nye.
So you wont be yex'd, will you!-now don't
| wish you could como TO our-when-
But III bring him home soon from the jauni,
And know you'll be satisfied then.
And now, while 1 think, Dearest Pa,
Please send by the very first mail
He's momently looking for funds,
But says they may possibly fail
Some five hundred dollars-you must,
need it for trinkets and things
And your letter to Isabelle Creme,
win find Us ut Lebanon Springs. NJ.
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n OTICE.-All persons having claims against the
IN Estate Of the late Mrs. Mary A. Goode, are re-
guested to present them, duly authenticated, to Rich'd
ii. Baptist, Esqr. Of Mecklenburg county, that proyis-
ion may be made for the payment of the same.
TIL. GOODE, ad,t'oy.
May7. I2s-war
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HAMPDEN SYDNEY
a I the semi-annual meeting of the Trustees Of this
IN Institution, on Wednesday the 2Sth of April, Ben
jamin Watkins Leigh, Esq. OF Richmond, William NJ.
Thornton, Esqr. of Cumberland, and William NJ. Akin
son, Esqr. of Petersburg, were elected members of the
Board.
The summer session Of the College will commence
on the LIST day Of June next. All persons wishing toen-
ter the Institution, are requested to be present by 2 o.
clock on that day. By order of the Faculty.
May III. 1-3t PETER McVICCAR, Clerk.
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The Newport Republican states that the new Sloop
Of war Concord, under the command of Capt. Perry,
is under orders to carry cut TO Algiers Commodore Per-
ter, the Consul General to the BarbarY Powers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-14

EERLS RHEUMATIC PLASTER, is recon-
EA- mended as the most effectuaI and cheapest rem
ely now in use for Rheumatic Pains, Sprains, Pains
in the Breast and Back, sc. &c. Since it has been
offered to the Public, (only eight months) many of the
most respectable Citizens Of Baltimore have Iied il,
and can testify to its efficacy.
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n ID OAN0KE.-Roanoke, inferior in blood or form to
h0 no horse in America, will stand al the usual terms
near Charlotte Courthouse, during the ensuing season,
which will terminate on the 10Th Of July. His stock
are uncommoply large aud powerful. Thee Of his
get may be seen at Tree.Hill, near Richmond, with
Monsieur Tonson. His full sister Is there also.
Jan 10 ST. NJ
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Messrs. John b.. Hudson, Robert Hudson, William
n. Hudson, Nancy Robins, Judith Hughes, Mary
Chatham, Robert Hudson, (son Of Ned Mary
FOtohes, Nathan Fotokes, .Adm'0r Of Eaton Hud-
son, dec, Thos. DOStceH, and Hby Hudson;
A 5 you are not all Citizens OF Virginia, you will
IA please take notice, that we shall, by our Attorney,
en- the second Saturday in July next, between sun rise
fcir DAY, al Ssndy River Church, in The county OF Pnnce
Edward, State Of Virginia, proceed to take the deposi.
ton Of Robert Knight and others. TO be read as evi.
dence in The sui, now depending in The County Court Of
Prince Edward, wherein you are plaintiffs, aud myself
and others Defendants-atiend " you please.
MACRNESS ROWLETT and Others.
Brydie's Store, April 80. I2l-wsw
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r ". McGLWVESS.

HOUSE, SIGN, CHAIR,
md Ornamental Painter, Glider, &c.
At his old stand, south side Of the Capitol Square, and
next door TO the Compiler Office.
GRATEFUL TO his friends and the citizens of vir-
M ginia generally, for the patronage he has receiv.
ed, would inform them, that he still continues to carry
on the above business in all their various branches
His prices will be suited to the times. He forbear. 10
say any thing about his qualifications; as " residepce Of
o years in Richmond, will enable the. public TO Judge Of
his pretensions to patronage.
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i have known the Rheumatic Plaster, prepared by
MIR. George II. Keerl, applied with prompt and perfect
relief in some cases OF severe rheumatic pains.
THOS. H. WRIGHT, M. D..
Eehrusrv 10 1000
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Planters are respectfully informed, hat
~ all tobacco consigned 10 US for the future sbsu
be received into the Ware Houss, free Of drsysge from
the Basin or the Dock; freight &C paid when rsqusstsd
by WIN. n r. BURTON, =.
APrD IL. Il6-w2m Inspectors Sesbfooks.
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To the Members Of The Protestant Episcopal Church
Of TiTginia.'
THNHE annual Convention OF the Protestant Episco.
n pal Church Of Virginia, w i'll be held in The town
OF Winchester, on Thursday, the goth May next.
JOHN G.. WILLIAMS, Ssc'ry.
April 80. 12l-td
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o. mn will give the above re-
R LOV ward for the %appreben ion. and delivery

Oh mn REWARD will give the above re-
~ wv ward for the apprehen ion, and delivery
to me OF my man, WILLIAM SAMPSON, who ran Of
from Shirley last April. William is rather a tall and
stout, tawny- coloured Dego, about "a years old, with
thick lips and tolerably white teeth; he stutters a little
when he speaks: had on when he ran off plantation
clothes-butno doubt has changed them before this.
Hill CARTER.
Shirley, Charles City Co. Jan. 10. s7-w4m
M ICE meeting of the Stockholders Of the
IN Bank OF Virginia will be held at their BANKING
house, in the City Of Richmond, on Friday the twenty.
first day Of May next
WIN. cambridge, Cashier.
March 1lth, 1880.
Form Of Attorney for appointing proxies to the said
meeting:-
"Know all men by these presents that Of
10 hereby appoint sub.
stitute or proxy to represent al a special meet.
ing Of the Stockholders of the Bank of Virginia 10 be
held on Friday the twenty first day of MAY next, ia
the city of Richmond, for the purpose Of considering
and deciding on the acceptance or rejection Of an en-.
tended Charter Of the said Bank las authorised by . law
passed by the General Assembly on the 7h Of Februa.
ry 1880, entitled an act further to extend the Charter
OF the Bank of Virginia and for other purposes" In
witness whereof have hereuBto set hand and
seal this day OF in the year 1880.
Signed, sealed and acknowledged
in presence Of - - TSeall
March IL. Io7-wt2istMsy
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February IL, 1929.

MIR. GEO. III. KEERL-
Dear Sir You request my opinion Of your plaster
composition, which you state has been highly bene6.
cial in the relief Of Rheumatism. If its application be
restricted to the chronic form of that affection, I have
not the least doubt Of it's efficacy. Its operation 10 that
OF a gentle siirnulant, maintaining an equality of tenn.
perature, in the part 10 which il lie applied, and at tn.
same time keeping the surface soft and perspirable.-
Competitions possessing similar properties, have lonp
been esteemed by medical men. / know of none bet.
ter suited to that end, than the one you have exhibited
to me. Respectfully, JOHN BUCKLER, nj. ID.
Being violently attacked with Rheumatism, abou
hve years age, and the pain in my breast very severe
l was induced to try Mr.. Keerl's Rheumatic Plaster
when one application afforded mo perfect relief.
J. II. POOP
Baltimore, l4th Feb, 1929. .
Last winter l laboured under a painful attack Of Rheu
matism, which lasted for some time-on application Il
MIR. George II. Keel, / obtained his Rheumatic PIas
ter, which relieved me entirely from pain, soon after i'll
application. JOHN H.. NAFF.
The above Plaster is put up in boxes at rs cent?
each, and sold by
GEORGE H.. KEERI., Druggist,
No. 233, Market street, Baltimore.
For sale by BURTON ToMpxINs, sole Agents, OPP
posite Eagle Hotel.
March B. 105-wI2t
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chosen Tor aud 10y tho city hchmond delegate
chosen for and by the bosough Of Nok delegate
be chosen o aid by cach OF the OF Petersburg. Lynch
bush Winchester aud Wheeling That whenever Gene
raj assembly san county, such county
aud choose delegates county shall
created Of less miles of
population than 1900 pefsons."
The question taken directly this resoluton the
House refused TO strike the third make
proper TO add by way Of explanation, tina, many
the genen'en who voted in favor Of striking the third
ton or General Gotduns voted that
net not with view Of inserting III lieu Of Judge Summers
plan but Que which they Thought preferable General
don's -
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nAyRE MAKKEp.-hlnlch lnll,.

RI run ms Review and including ten days'
r lOO0 bids United States M 3f sos ag0 T,o n
N 9 80 1VJ deiysrahs at Clertog 3ii all duty pSi
5@ 9OJ New YsTk aud Petersburg N 3i ~ SIX Me-
on D1aTd 3Oi all diy unpaid Total sGg5 hills In,
PH 1909 Dds CoitontnerOin arrivals AMI an sS,.,i"
demand at an advance Of fully csii,inte ney half kl
IS Dehevsd MAT the great bulk o exports from tho UosJ
ass are now gons to JiyeIpool-saes 274e bales Jovijs
az i'c l<b| DO short staple O 95c II Sea I,land 49,
~ O'1' az Tcsam al I09 lille: $50 Bahia n, az oS -
gy pant Total 1854 Import ~ 397 OF which Gom ian
o' VIC. IoHgO-slork ,0g9 bales.
to ' e'e" d' not quote any advance on Cotton March
E%ehansc OIL London, mo. 25f 7Os
The Editors Of the Journal Of Commerce ara fsvo,st ~
he following letters ' '"'o'e" VIZ"
Or, lotion. C, r 49,, $500. IoSDoS, March L.
We Cotton market closed there With animation sS h a.
oi me previous week fully established The .aiss ,,
S9 70 z05O bags (week ending 3lh Specoisfo,. tooI "n
OPIan1s 900 Bmzls, 500 Indaztbs rsu,siode, ~, @
& g ne 'a'es were 1885 Boweds CT 7d 2iG8 Or.
GouT. ny wv ''''""o0 =" - PCT sack on
-rh,b. LfvSrpoot, March 1g
nc dcnanh hr Cotton continues very aood I1o - r
~ Gay and yesterday amounted 10 800 bans M G,u [ '
~ perceptions AMERICAN Cotton offered spsrj.gg ,t
'he hnPoH was very considerable, ~ '"b"
-h,.,,,.. 81 Ia. r., Lovnoy, Mach is,b.
De'we'n and lO,O0lbags a. Id advance "''o NV"
49, L0ndOa--COrH Ereknnge BIorrL 10
There arc moderate arrivals Of corn ihis,ycsE 1t -.
aue wy manams the advance Of Monday lss, md ss a.
p'es 70 bsnd caniy the TOP price ~ likely n m
o2s pei SICK Arrivals Of Euglsh Wheat roo ,,. $500,
iS'V q" Flon,, English, i,sd0 sacks f''''0e"
FUND.-, March 10 ~ o'clock
'''N''u'' nom lfrs had Ehinonraii,r Of thu he
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From a.. BYos.

YOUTH AND ACE.-nr ooIEarpex.
Youth, breeze mid blossoms starving.
Where Hope clings feeding like bee,
Doth were mine! Life went a Mayiny,
With Mature, Hope, and PoesyI
when was young
Whenl was young! All. wofni when.
All: sor The change 'tw;yt now and then,
inls house of clay no, made with hands,
Ih,s body that does me grievous wrong,
Ger hill and dale aud sounding eauds,
How lightly then il flashed along,
Like those trim boats unknown OF yorc,
On winding lakes aud rivers wide,
That ask no aid of sail or oar,
That fear no spite of wind or tide.
Nonght cared this body for wind or weather,
When youth and lived int together.
Flowers are lovely: Love is fower-like;
friendship is sht ering tree;
y the Joys, that come down shower-,ke,
VI Beauy, Truth, and Liberty.
Ere was old
Ere ] was od All woful ercI
Which tells me youths no lcngcr here.
" youth, for years so many and sweet,
IT'S known that thou and were puc,
l'ilthink it but "a false conccii,
IL cannot he that thou ar. zone!
Thy vesper bell has not We, toll al,
Ana thou vert aye masker bold.
VIVA, strange disguise hast thou rat on,
TO make h""ye that thou .nrt zone.
sec these locks in silver slips,
ihis dragging gait, this altered size;-
Gut spring-tide blossoms on thy lips,
And tears take sunshine from thine cvc.,
Lille rs but n Thought. so think will
That Youth snd are house. u;atcs sill.
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5snSHet lr0gi O'e JoHNsI ef III Contention January
y SJ --"lE summers tl moved 10 sffs or, he ,,5,g
eSon (ei TIC draft sc CONSTRUCTION az gsoor,ed h, die
See' Connee) "apd insert ~ ea ieiroL the fplovjg,
VHe a. which shall ls called The House of Deaoaes Scd
'"' consist OF ore Dgafe 70 be chosen anuueiv IA, od 49,
~ 'f'tHff ~ ~ @rmmoleefh. rr fs,-a.c % fe
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TAINTED 70 Rent,
- a'ihs 96.r w. ""Fyo
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Fro~r me .Yl,c YORK Journal ct' Commerce,

ELEVEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
Through the poiteness Ut Capt. ChampIin, of the
packet ship Hudson, put III possession of M.
merous LonGon papers to the evening of March 10TH
The BupoEr-Agrccaby tn appointment, the
brought forward in the House OF Commons, his on
nual statement of the finances Tho wing brief
summary (says the London Courier is calculated to
show OF one view, the alterations in the present I'M
posts, contemplated in the financial statement Of the
Chancellor of the Exchcquor:-
Taxes Repealed. Annual Amnun,.
Beer q 6ooOoni
Leather 500 COO
N'"er % 900
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-17

Taxrs Imposed.
Spirits rer gal English Is; Ireland 2 Scotland sl o00L
stamps, hssnils,ius the duty IN Ireland thal ia
England Iloo9O
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Amount both,

"" wv ~ li .t' w 3z47Ol
ne united siae county 10 iieI sore eptsd ON tc grin,
cpe 81 ths eaps representation O( Je Zee white osoole ~
obeEab vi ue approximation tie House Of rysfss 40
s@iy seven mem'sh And has pa Il j. entitled totia,
we ne@ conSlisii0n assigns 10 tic Valley o.
10 l1ednont, oF tie middle county, A.
auOant &C beth a.
oSg you 81 apology iof tie VroI4y Of this jeer The
"lei - eoPtons aHe and hsfs will geai teseI 10 ven
% i 80, - ' ~ Igs JOHN r. COOKE.
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Youth, breeze mid blossoms strayine,
Where Hope clings feeding like bee,
Doth were mine! Lilo went a hIayiny,
With Mature, Hope, and Poesyi