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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-19
HUGH G. MCNAMARA

HUGH &. MCNAMARA
HAS just received, aud offers for SALE the following tried
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0f Prevention better than Cure. IN
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IS so
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in safety by persons in every SITUATION and of every age
these pills, preventive and Of Bilious, Yellow, and
Malignant FeveIs
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with the signature Of NOAH RIDGELY, (ac Michael Lee
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Lees Elixir sovereign remedy for colds, obstinate coughs
caiarfhs, asIhmas. sore lhroats and consumptons
Lees Nervous Cordial excellent medicine for all
affections, weakness pains in the loins back, &c
Lees Essence Of MusadNo medicine exceIcd this in
curing rheumatism, sprains bruises, frosted feet, &c.
Lees Ague and Fever Drops never failing cure
Lees Sovereign Ointment warranted 10 the ITCH by
one application
Lees Persian Lotion, excellent MEDICINE curing letters,
ring worms, prickly heat &C.
Lees Vegetable Indian Specific, eectual for the
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Lees rooifaohc Drops-whch gives immediate relief
Lees Tooth Powder which cleanses and boauhc the teeth
Lees Eve Water certain cure for sore eyes
Lees Auodync Elixr--for the cure Of head aches
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BALDWIN. IVES & Co.

HAVE received by recent arrivals, and offer at
Il ,0hoiesaie or retail, upon accommodating terms:
nslr ncc0r ftnon az
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-19
Eding6urgh and QuarferIu Repie,rs.

QROWN'S BESY CHEWING: TOBACCO,
- nov Fo< sale by u. Z. klcNEMARA.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12
zAiE .HSa A .Sf:D@IA, ID. a.
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 70 go,

|" We have received Two Commute,
on the subject OF Sunday Mails, the uri,r,,.,
which themselves appear doubtful Of ii, ~,
priety Of commencing The discussion of,h.n,
jrct, and Of our willingness to open our COIN
to the controversy. We trust they will No..
reflection, be more and more Convinced ,t''
improperly Of arguing poin. abou, uhi.S
there is SO much dispute, and which nav,
in bad, or, at least, excited feelings. Anna,
ed 10 one OF these communication. signed G.
MEX, in favor Of stopping Sunday Mail, !.
private mole to the editor. requesting him =,
me- out" with his ,i,ws, declaring n, :.
very zralous)" the time has come WIZ, :,
is proper for every man to say whether b, :.
for God or The devil" Now, ,!ihough ". h,r,
10 wish TO be ranked as a partisan OF the devil
we will, for the gra i6ca ion Of SESxy, (who !,
known 10 u>) leone out" in very few word.
Our individual opinions on This head are Of NJ
SORT OF consequence, inssmuch as we do no, j..
'end that they shall be urged in our edor;,,
capacity. But we have an opinion; and. ,ir,.
il has been called "out," il is, that The son.
ping Of the Mail on the Sabbath would h. :,
unjust and understandable stretch of Dovcr \,
the part Of Congress that it would tend g.
riously 10 in are the interests Of the comments,
and metcantile COMMUNICATED i, would onrr
the doocto great fraud and injurious soreul,.
lstion-,hat il would disorg4nse and deranp,
business-that il would lead 10 The lrsnssr.sD
OF more business, and the rmploymeo, Of NOR.
persons on the Sabbath, than is now the case
that il would be encouraging the advance, A.
ready dreaded, of an union between Church and
Slaie; tha, il would be violating The spirit @,
The Constitution, md all outrage upon The rel.
eious principles Of some, especially Jews, &c.
&c. IL this declaration is to hsnd US over 10
the dominion Of his Satanic Majesty, we ,bah
be sorry that so good man - Senex is, Ia,
been 'he means of efFrcting that event ASH
is, we have come out" and hope he is salts,
fed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12
HEN wrrH A HuMaSFAcE.-7Es Lancet 81

HEN wIrHA HuMAN FAcE.-7hs Lancet sivea
an account uf curious hen, which existed a.
Moscow in the year 1915, having human face.
The Knowledge Of tht circumstance u drrIyed
from paner written by Dr. Won Martins, q
physician from Berlin The doctor de.cribrs s
the fowl as having oeen hat he'd IN village OF
the district Of Dei,wak deparlmru, If Fuia,
in he spring Of 1915. Ii was OF the middle
size, ani, kept the head ,resemS'ed other mems;
as face, however, particularly the profile, re-
sembisd tina, Of a 'oorhless old woman. The
beck was entirely wanting, the mixli'e bring
much shorter than usual and ter mniirg a. tie
place of the nos'rils. The rudimenrs of The
m x lls we're covered with fish, which bad
ouute The appearance of lips, he comb was re
nv aiffrr~n, from ha, Of other hens, and great
" resemble a,humon nost; thr lower jaw hada
ae n appendix OF chin partly make d, but in some
nlAc,s covered with shall feathers; the ewes
yery large end had brgh, red iris; the skin
below the eyes were Of flesh colour, with a
biueish tist in sumo places, and as well q. the
chin,covered with small bris,ly iea' hers, which,
a, he sid Of The face, were particularly dense,
and resembled wh,skers. The animal ap-
Feared fond of The soc,e OF men a"d shunned
that of fowls always hanging down its wings
and trembling when in he soriety Of other hens.
I, was very dom. ics Ct, ant brcame freful
whe taken ,uro the air The account concludes
by showing he impos Utility nf this appra'
ancce having been caused by accident or arti-
cial means.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12

It's mentioned tina; the number Vt Ihe North
American Review for the prssen' month con-
,ains on article on the removal OF the Indians,
in which "the propriety and wisdom Of the
views Of Pre- siGenl JACKSON, with regard 10 the
CheeroLees, are ably ainlsined." The Re-
viewer says
ole, the whole subject be fully explained to
TIE Indians LIE, hen know ,har the establish
ment Of an independent government Is hope.
less project, which Cannot BIZ PERMITTED, and
which, ii il could be permitted, would lead 10
their inevi able ruin Let the offer Of new
country be mode TO them, with ample means
10 reaeh it and TO subsis, in i with ample Sc
curity for its peaceful and psrpe' nal possession
and with a pledge, IN he words of h. Sec
rotary OF War, Shat the most charged ma
generous Efforts, by The aoyorEmen, will ht
m de TO improve their minds br ei hfir con-
dition, and aid Them 10 ihei 'H,r OF Sc" So
vernmert' Let them dis i"r ly understand
thatthost who are disposed to r-m"vr. hui WISH
TO Iemsiu and submit 10 our laws. Wit, as the
President has told ,hs Creeks, 'have land laid
off for them and heir families in fee Wnen
all this ii done, no conhr qusnces can Sffec' he
character Of the government, % occasion re
gret 10 the ma ion. I he tnGi.ns would go, and
60 speedily, and with satisfaction. few
might iinger perhaps around their coune ii hrrs;
bu' almos as soon as the patents could be IS,
sued 10 redeem the pledge made 20 them, they
would dispose Of their possessions and rejoi"
their countrymen. And even should these pre-
ter ancient associations to future prospects, anl
finally mel, away before our people and ins'i-
iu,ions, the result mus, Or attributed 10 causes,
which we can neither stay nor control. it q
paternal authority is exercised over the abort
ginal COLONIES, and jus, principles of con'm"-
nica'ion with them, and REORGANIZATION
among them, re established and enforced, we
may hope 20 see that improvement in :her con
di,ion, FOR which we have SO long and SO vain
ly look, d."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12
New GO0as.

DIcHARD s. HOPKINS e Co, have received an
II additional supply Of dry goods, consisting in part OF
Blue and mkt cloths
Do do cassmeres and cassinets
White, red and green Aannels
Black bombazettes. cold circassians
Black Italian lustrrngs, satin levan,ines
Calicoes, italian grapes, flag and bandanna hdkfs
Ladies and gentlemens gloves. black worst hose
1ickngs, domestic plaids, checks, &c &c.
dec so
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12

The National Gazette CONTAINS some exce''
len, remarks on The present condition oil Inc
American Press. II says:
sThe situation Of the conductors OF news
psper is too precsrious 10 admit Of an onre,
served discussion Of all questions OF naions,
or municipal concsrn-of the indica'i0" o. a..
abuses. and full resistance 10 all irregular or
inordina,a sehernes or wishes. Several o. 'ne
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12
JOHN NRAL.-We were much pleased With

JOHN NRAL.-We were much pleased With
AZ article IN the las, Lynchburs Vugini.Q
commenting on the character and writings Of
John Neal, the editor Of the Yankee Neh,r
the talents nor The standing Of hi. man entire
him TO much attention; but when he undertakes
20 libel the memories Of the great snc good
when he hurls the poisoned arrows Of his ina.
lice at all hat we have been accu stoned TO look
upon as venerable and vir,uou.-w when he trails
his slime over the graves Of Washington and
Franklin, i, becomes the du'y Of the conducts
ors Of a liberal, fee, and american press, 10
take some notice Of him and his produr lions,
and to hold him aud them up to the contempt
Of the community. l. is on this ground Ina,
W. are pleased with the pungent remarks Of
The Virginisn. Meals literary pretensions in
our opinion, have been entirely overra,ed. To
be pert, impuden', economical. and egolist!esl,
10 not to be rslsnted or learned. His ranng
noyels--lhe West collection Of trash ever i'm.
posed upon the public-display nothing DO;
what is calculated 10 sirk him 10 the loves!
scale as o writer Of iaste-and what has he
done or written since, which jusliHes The one
half Of what has been said in his favor!
The fact is, Neal deserves nothing al OUT
hands. He has lihelled bis country when he
was hired writer for the English Magazines,
aud he comes home 10 repeat ISLANDERS Which
might be relishcd across the Atlantic, but
which. we are proud 10 say, are not palalabls
in America.
1t has been said that courage is necessary
ingredien, in the competition Of a good wrI'er'
If unblushing impudence. vain pride, and con-
cei'ed arrogance, can by any process be con-
,eried into, or, considered courage, then 'he
Editor Of the late Yankee is decidedly 'he best
writer Of The age. II may require degree oil
courage TO cram Jeremy Ben,ham down peo-
pir's throats, noIens volens-,o SANDER George
Washi on, land ,raduor Benj,min Franklin;
bu, We are inclined to think j: isas'r' Of rou'
rage very little prized, and never sought s'ef'
It may also be considered courageous IN W.
Neal to usher before the public such mover
as "Seven,y Six" or 10 print such port'yS
i. quoted from his pen in late number OF me
American Quar,erly Review; but il must DC
that sort Of courage which impelled Peters 10
walk on the ceiling, or that urged The redouo''
able and thrice renowned Sam Patch to make
his famou. and fearful leaps.
We have done with Mr.. Neal and his 1an'
kee: we did not intend to spend as much time
with him as we have.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12
district Of Columbia,
County Of alexandria, set.
NovENpFp TEpM 1900


John McIver, assignee of the es-0
tate of Josiah Watson, bank.
rupt, Complainant,
Peyton and Thompson, commits. ~, cu,Nrc,y
soners in the case of he said { ''> .
bankrupt, and Taliaferro Strib.
ling, executor Of Francis Strib-
ling, decd, and others, De.
PENDANTS.
vIlHE Defendant, Taafero Stribling, executor of
Il Francis Stribling. deceased. not having entered
their appearance to this suit and given security
cordng to the statute and the rules Of the Court and
appearing. to the satisfaction Of the Court, that the
said Ialiaerro strbng is not nhabtant of the Dis
triet of Columbia, the motion Of the Complainant
by his Counsel it is ordered that the said Taisfeo
stribng, executor of Francis Stribling deceased do
appear here or before the st day of the April
term of this Court. and answer the Complainants bill,
give security for performing the DEGREES Of the Court,
and that copy Of this order be forthwith published
fer two months excessively, the Alexandria Phenx
Gazette and that another copy be posted at the 'front.'
door Of the Court House Of said county.
Test, RDM. I. LEE, C. C..
ian 5-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12
SELECTED POETRY.
A TOUCH AT rHE TINES.
Or, an Epi!seue Extra.


Or, an Epi@gus Extra.
Spoken by Mr.. Barrett at the Park Theatre.
Since sportive epilogues are all the rage,
What say you, shall we satri1e the age,
Our arrows hurl at each caprice of fashion,
IT'S hard but we may hit some ruling passions
You smile approvai-,o IT then. peli mel.
Foly's sbroad-each shaft we hy shall tell
WHY, what dash that perfumed dandy makes here
Not you, sir-yonder hopeful in the Shakespeare;
Our whisker shaded beaux look wond'rous rare facd,
One csnnoi say that folly is barefaced;
A tonish vot'ry of the beau monde there goes
NJ, more antique, we hail the modern square-toes;
Atfashion's shrine, Ike witches round the Cauldron,
They throng in Spanish cloaks, from Nj and W.;
And sport their watch less neck chains tits the 60,
srrhe time. ehl demme, no. my watch is slow"
Your watch, my friend went rather fast. doubt,
Yau' find it neatly labelled cup the spout"
Yet aold! fairer subject claims the line,
But shall We dare assail these forms d'yinel
The gage is thrown wen meet them in the field
They know too well their power to make us yield,
The tyran,s love to hide their radiance from us,
In hats that alike a summers cloud DER come us"
And then usurp our privilege. the traitors.
Tripping along in tight laced boots and CATERS,
To suffer this, men should be merely stocks
Wen have revenge, and promenade in frocks.
That pretty miss who so demurely sita
10 hear this "keen encounter Of our wits, "
Old dad. tor oft with Esping accent, sreves--
"Pa, take an extra seat for my Two sleeves.
The drama too--how motley are its scenes,
With pigmies, pirouettes, aud Indian queenss
Where nature once held subject every heart,
The msuntebank display his tricks Of art.
Usurps the scene so lcng the home of feeling,
And branless hsrgs suspended from he ceiling;
VSuits to slow music on the cord elastic,
Then lectures on philosophy, g,mnastic!
The good old times Of Comedy gone,
II played, YOU leave us TO the tfest alone,
No more we see, charmed by the fia>h Of wit,
The brilliant circle, and the applsudng pit,
The times are changed to hustle. show and racket,
Our best. are now the " Times of Mr. tiacket.
The tragic queen stu hoil. her potent sway.
And rules with ptre IF the olocn dal;
In ruth "were best desert Thaa's 1sGher.
And sport the buskin in he latest ma.ner,
Storm DER the stage, in look very Nero,
What think you, shall play the tragic herot
IN Richard frown-in Rolls. die for Cora,
Or WELD the tomahawk IN Metamor.!
bring forth the tragic sceptre faith I'll wear it,
IheI what card King Dick, by MIR Barretti
Yet no! true courage ne'er deserts its Cause.
And Pm content to merityour applause!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12
CoxpAR.rrvr view Expss rs IN vARior,

COMPARATIVE VIEW r r.XPkN rs IN VARIUIS >
PARTS OF TnE CONTINENT A n b franc,
usually worth about ten pence, will 60 as FAR In
France as does shilling IN England; Tusc an
paul, usoslIy wor,h abou' Ave pence half?enny,
will GO as far in Tuscany as does Franc in
France; a Roman paul, usually wer'h about
five pence, will go as far in the ecclesiastical
TERRITORIES as q Tuscan paul in Tus~ any; and
. c.rlino Of the kingdom Of Naples, usually
worth abou, four pence. will 90 as far in 'he
N.s,oii,sn dominions as Roman IN paul
Rome.-Sfayks Directions for Travellers
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12

The action Of seple,in, brongh, " Two OF
the New York Insurance Companies IS INST
house Of his ci'y. recover tquso'hy 81 cas-
of very Large s,iur. sf'er har''g oee"pird IN,
{. urr % Nisi Pio' Tor On u"sspa' e"s'h I"
time, was. this i''rn'ng, decide Nv ,r'oic
IN favor Of the plaintiffs. ran. In5e"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12

A. New York, On Wednesday last, vacant
lot. AZ the corner Of Park ard Ann streets. 20
feet finch front, 3 fee, ln' hes tear, and 81
fee, on Ann street, was sold at sucuon Tor
Gil 500. At the same tin's, th~e SO ;
h,,,k nouse and lot. Ne. Park, - fee' oy 81,
brougb Sl6,soo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

irs. sspped Of aouss and iaormsd s Nil
eny four Of the Stockholders propo
lstiea.
hom her Trsasure giving
Dat Mr. g. said that the had lost sny thing
whom the Treasurer had security
given security but when he did, had been always
Ne ssssisn . the Bank DILL fer reducing the OF the
allocate the mother branch DsukThe name Of Mr. Al
1srsen Of 0rscnbrst omitted the
0seess smendmsn, touching bills Of EIehsnge-hs r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

BiGGERS'S OFFICE
... -. February 9, 1880. I
a WNIlNUATloN OF LUCK.-Drawn numbers in
W the Richmond Dock l. ttcry. Class No. q;
~, 16, ~, 25, II, g6, 49, 49,
Nos 36, 3S, II, capital OF 900 dollars, with several
smaller capitals, sold by the constant prize-seng and
prompt pay
THoS. B. BIGGER
Richmond Dock Lottery, Class No. 3, win be drawn
IN the City of Richmond Saturday, 18th February
10000 highest prize. Tickets t. shares in proper
ton.
New York Consolidated Lottery, Glass No 7, for 1890.
lion.
Tickets and shares in the usual great variety for sale
at the Lottery and Exchange Office Of
THOS. %. BIGGER,
Where orders from abroad meet the most promp,
attention. Feb. 9. 96--gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

Dt-1Fs to OF S3OU, TO OF bfide $500 400 300, 200,
400 20 of $500, SC. &c. &c &c.
Whole Tickets $40 Whole Tickets $40
Halves s. Halves
Quarters 2 so Quarters . so
package OF ls whole tickets in either Of the ahoye
schemes, may be had Tor SITS and IL compeIled TO
draw s;s0-aud may draw any Of the above capi,als-
In the above schsnes the public have greater induce
ments Tor adveMuring than they will probably have
Tor time TO come: only "a S04 tickets in these
schemes, and tickels only $40.
Address all your orders TO
YATES & McLyvTYRE,
rsb' ID 9s-2eS Richmond, We,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13
MANAGERS OFFICE

UNION CdN.HL
No. 3.
To be d,'d,on 20fh FEB.
In PHILADELPHIA.
81 Numbers-S drawn BAL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13
leaving tobacco fund in advance
to Commonwealth, after pas ing
oil charyes on ifs -account
Sio6 $50 90

all charges on lis account. Si06 $50 90
Thi. exhibit Of debts aud cred t. Of tn. tbacco fund
shows that the shipping duty has produced an amount
con .derably exceeding the. necessary 10 defrav
the expenses OF inspection, aud discharge the claims
srising from losses by the rayages Of fire. So that
the duty he considered as the price OF insurance. the
experience OF foryssven years that III rate s
ainrs asonahly high; but, il iJered as tax for the
support OF Government, IL violates the Consni, IN of
the United States. TIE second clause of The NIL,
section OF The first article Of that Constitution pre-
scrbes that, No State shall without the cons nj Of
The Congress, any i'npos,s duties on imports CT
exports except what may b. absolutely necessary for
executing It's inspection law: and the nett pro luce OF
all due' and iinposts, laid by any S.a's on Imports or
exports shsli he for the Of the Tres.ury of the
United S'a'e,."
In order to ascertain the rate Of duty necessary 10
guard the Commonwealth from any charge for The ex.
peDses OF Inspection, though the claim. ri the
Interests ON the sum advanced to tn Trpasury shoud
scarcely b. con6ned TO indemnify for losses by fir
your committee has prepared statement founded on
the report from the auditors Office of the number of
bogshesds inspected. The expenses ofinspecon
able on the tobacco fund Che salaries OF
deducted from the amount received by them and the
Commonwealth Is no. answerable for them wbe n the
receipts at the warehouses respectively insuirent
and the surplus paid into the Trea.ury, for the three
last years.
Number of hogsheads, paving duty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13
ODD AND EVEN, DRAWS AGAIN
IN the city IF baltimore. on

ODD AND EVEN, DRAWS AGAIN
IN the city Of baltimore. on
WEDNESDAY,, 9th FEBRUARY.
NKARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, No for 1870
lTH This scheme is the the last and is ar,
ranged on the popular ODD and EVEN system bv
which the holder Of Two Tickets, Two Shares, IS
certain Of obtaining at least One Prize and may draw
THREE!
Besides the Capital Prize Of EIGHT THOUSAND
DOLLARS, there are the usual number Of minor de-
nominations, aud no Prize lotoer than FowDoHors
only 10000 Tickets in the Scheme-More Prizes Than
Blanks the ~tole payable IN CASH, which as usual
can be had the moment they drawn.
Whole Tickets, Sil Quarters, 81
Halves, Efghths, 20 c,s
- ORDERS either by mail (post paid or private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash prizes will meet tho
prompt and punctual attention il on personal sps
picaionsv-Address
J. 7. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS.
Fob.4 0i-2awt20thFeb. Baltimore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

HuAVING qualified, as the Administrator Of James
ID Huey, al persons infeb'si 10 his estate are 70.
qested 10 c' and settle their respective de bis
snd tloe swing claims sgsinst The sans will please
axe them known. SAMUEL ANDREW,
FEB. 10, 9s-~w3w Ac'mor ofJsi. Huey.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13
Total Of three years,

Total Of three years, 80 1873 "a
Averaging annually, 1902 IS
The ehsrges In those years were, in 1926,
1858 SO, In 1927, S9SJ 60; and in 1928.
s59323, amounting 10 The sum Of S2,I47
30, sud averaging annually, IT'S 20
Annual payment, free from ordinary
charge on Tobacco Fond, 1926 90
Aversge annual los, by lire, e,,imited fsom
account first stated, LBS 20
Leaving nett annual gain 10 Treasury Sil,1 3s GO
Hence HapPears that reduction ofthe duty of SO PCT
rent would. probably, not lead IN any chuge on The
Public Treasury; and tive duty thus rcIur.d, would
produce SUN abundantly sufficient o. d~rAy all the
yxprnses OF inspection. Bu such reduction might in.
jnrou'y affect some inspcciions necessary or
sni n the planter; each nsrecon fofepg is sutbo.
Fhy BY failure for three edipg years to pay IL
Fsnt sEd in'Pecer' sslare@, uness supported al pr
yste Expense Your eommuee therefore propose
sedsrsn on 10 per rent 20 cents per bogshssd and
ycport bill accordingly,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

N Il w OKk LOT TEX 7
No. 4.
To be drd,on 18Th Feb.
In NEw-YoRK.
81 Numbers-S drawn bal.