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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-17
Valuable BUILDING LOTS FOR al Ju

I\hoSE valuable Building Lots, belonging to the
l. estate ofthe late John II Bro wn, lying on Locust
street and lately levecd, adjoining Mr. John Rushes-
Iooros tenement will be offered for sale, on he
premises, by his Executors under the provisions f
his last will, on Monday the 93d day of the present
month--Terms One ofthe purchase money to DO
pad in 80 days, to be secured by negotiable note,
with an approved endorser, and the title in the prop
ery to be withheld till the note is paid-a credit of II
months will be allowed for the other too thirds 10 be
secured by deed Of trust the property with inter-
est from the day Of sale.-The sale to begin 1t II
o'clock THE EXECUTORS.
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V'a Ind'n Trdds.-Wr cory the FLOWING 1r Gle
from III" st Andrews IN. B.. Herald Of the eth u
--"Prvate letters have been received here from n
grntl nun holding an iii I,l -itution under the BIZ
t'sh Govrr1m' ut IN he United States stating that
the writer had received positive information that the
West India trade question settled, and
that the ports will not be opened to the Americans"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-17
From The Boston Gazette, .luE II
SALEM MITRDE,R

From ouy Correspondent, Salem Tue1dpy noon
The court yesterday and To dsy have employed
aiming the witnesses IN favor oGhc defendant, Knapp
and among the rest ~ Knapp, the brother and ~ Knapp
the father Of This prisoner The feelings
father appreciated Ivy the audience nothing
rble has occurred IN this young 10
OF age, ouaigncd peril ri life, and wtncs farmer and
brother the stand, word from Of would
seal his fate earth The have again this morning
forbidden the publication nj any testimony present. all
do therefore, 10 say that Mr. Webster probably will
begin his close aud by evening the viii pos
tby go TO the jury Never has been sTewdv and
ia'rly fought; and young from Boston have
gwen tho Hon Daniel busy weeks work Every step
oeen dspued inch by inch, with and legal
the argument both sides will he worth hearing. and
affords me pleasure TO witness the talent which from
our Boston Bar.
Among the prominent Liberals elected 10 IN. French Cham.
Der Of Deputies NJ benjamin Constant NJ Iabby dc
Ponpes, General Scbastiani General Gerard NJ baron
snu, |augin NJ Eiieurc tine Editor ofihe Constitution
SELF NJ Dupn, the advocate General famatuur: NJ C,,o,
the Lbeal Professor Of History, Baron Louis NJ Aurrsn
rcrrier, and. NJ Dsstut de Tracy
II " stated in ono Of the late London papers that
Mr. Cricket, n surgeon, resdingar Brchouer York
shire died on the 18th juno, in consequence Of cvinU
himself punCture whist opening the body Of child
that died from inflammation Of the bowels. IIe wa,
81 years Of age.
II is ssid that tho 1900 passengers who have az
rived IN Canada this season, from Great Britain, moro
than one half paupers, and will fad their way i'm
mediu'ely to the IT, States
Drawing Of the Rode Island Map Lottery, No !.
20 81 80 l6 10 . 10 10.
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Lecompts 10. ceunties--g Representatives.
"a Senators, 4
Wcklhe's do. counties--i RI, rrsenta,ive--
2 Senators, Q
Chilton's do II Counties 10 Representatives
- Senators, s
Lyons do II coun,ies--9 Representatives.
Senators, 8
Yancey's DO. coyaties-9 Representatives
Senators, q =
D.. Gathers do counties--3 Representa-
tiyes-3 Senators, d
kinkaid's 10 coun,es-8 Representatives
3 Senators, Q o
Leichers do 10 counties Representatives
g Senators, 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-17
Schr Virginia. Fsrlen f. Alexand ria coal.

o. The Letter Bag of the POCAHON-
TAS, CAPT. SMTTs, for Liverpool will be taken
from my COMPILING Room to morrow evening" at 6
o'clock. CHAS PALMER
IG-O.-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-17

Exeter Minis Iaf Sale

Exeter hi!iS toT Sale.
I'M Fridsy,he Sd Sept. ue.l /: fair, otherwise.
- On ne mex taJ viii be sold to tie highest bid
ger; the Laid and aPpurtenances known as Exeter
Mills. on ApPonatox River, twelve r,i,es above Po
tcrsbnrg. The improvements consisting OF a manu.
featuring mil, with three pair of burr stones. cor,
mil, with two pair o. stones, dwelling house, Sc vi
De shews ~ mF s!antiashiP, residing on the prern.
ses The river and canal ruvisaSe for bat,eous,
exc pt 10 unconnony dry seasons, FROM the mil TO
Petersburg. and for great potion Of the year. to
Farmville Terms. I, 2 and years credit, 70. bonds
and approved security, wItha deed Of If desired
Al experienced Miller will be sold NJ the "a me time
on i2 months credit T. F. MAY
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TUEsDAY MORNING., AUGUST n. $50.
MILES KING.


We this day conclude tho defence o Miles Hing
We are aware, that lighter reading might have
been more acceptable to many of our readers, than
the documents growing on, of Mr.. Kings case, for.
mdubla in length, and requiring TO be comprehend
ed on attentive exercise Of the understanding. But,
with convictions Of the character Of the case
produced in tn" Grst place by learning that the Vir
gina Senators, and more particularly Mr.. Tazcwell.
had thoroughly investigated Mr. Kings Official trans
actions, and pronounced him free of the crimes mpu-
ted to hlm--n"re and persuaded of this truth
by the full and complete explanation, which he has
given 70 eve charge and satisfied further that the
motive i"r sacrificing him, was as infamous as the
tool employed to consummltc Tive could not do
less as Just men, than contribute our mite towards
difusing the -ndication O? the injured. In this
Course we feel no doubt OF having received the up-
probation OF every reader Of good feelings Convnc-
ed of the diabolca motives Of those Agents of Gov
eminent who have been active IN this controversy,
and OF the internal malice which stimulated the arch
lect oithcr official documents. the migrate Ken
dali, to suppress, to disor, eXdggerute, in order
to accomplish his unworthy Observation-Disclosures
all this, we have likewise republished all tho papers
issued by the Government, or it's subordinatcs of an
official character against Mr. King.
Whether Mr.. Auditor will make third attempt 10
spin web strong enough to hold his victim time will
show
We invite attention to the part Of the defence
published this morning, interesting on several &C
counts.
SAra''rs.-In the Norfolk District. Wm. G Hol,
Is "nnounced as a candIdate.--In the Montgomery
Di>trict, DIR Alex. Morrison Of Mont gomery, and L.
Bailey, ESQ of Greenbrier, to be added to
Alessrs. BHirne and IIoge.
! 1.-THE kanawha District, we fancy VIC were mista-
ken Tor rather our informant in saying that Mcssrs
| Bfy and Scott were candidates. The Kanawha Regis
te' mentions candidates Mr. Dunbar of Kanawha
g. Mr.. M"Comas of Cahell. In The Harrison District
Mr. Israel, Editor Clarksburg Enquirer,l Mr.. D.
Klnchroc, Maj. McCauly of Harrison. Col. John
M"Wh'rter and John G. Strlngsr, Esq. OF Lewis
are candidates.
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: 5
Daniel, Congressional District. coun,ics-oS :
Representatives. Senators, 8 j
Coemans do. countics--7 Representatives
---3 Senators, q
Clarkc's do. cDuntics--G Representatives.
2 Senators.
Col! Johnson's do counics--o Representa-
t!ycs--3 Senators, 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-17
Stock Of Groceries & Furniture q
AUCTION.

an Friday the goth inst At 10 O'CLOCK. win -
~ sold at the store, all the Stock in 1Lode Of thu
late Mr. VIM. F. Micou decd, consistna of suesr
IN hhds. bbls, and half bbls hid and boxes i,sf
sugar refinery Of Mcssrs. Lex, Candy and Lex; pep
per, alspce, ginger. Liverpool salt, English seins
twne sperm and ta!low Candles patent shot, jamie.
sons crackers. Soap English and Swedes Iron, IS
bbls superior family shah, 81 do No. I behring's.
prime pork, lime, as sorted castings &c. &c.
Also at the same time and place all the Household
q Kitchen Furniture. carriage and harness. horse,
cows, &c &c.
" After the sale the House and Lot viii be rent
cd out privately.
q. OTIS, DUNLOP e. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-17

DiED--on Saturday the 7lh inst. al the residence
Of her mother in New Kent county, Mrs. Ans
GRANTLAND, ugcd30, consort of Mr.. Joha'D. Grant
land. Of this city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-17
Something Good

"A Few reams Of very superior Letter and Fool.
~ cap Paper, blue laid and woyc-aIso, one =
inch Terrestial Globe, is just received by
aug II r. D SANXAY
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GUN POWDER.

seAl Kegs Beatty's GunG"wder, which is war
%oo rantcd equal IN quality to any manufactu
red in nc country, and confidently recommended /
the public, Just received and for sale by
aug l7-3t Paw JOHN r. TRIPLETT
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And $500, 5000, $3.50, 800, &c. &c.
Tickets 81, halves Q, quarters 1.
- Tickets for sale AT tho Mabagers OH5ee-
where was sold few weeks sibce $4,000, 10000,
$500, 900, &c. sc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-17

For Sale or Rent. -
- That valuable stand for Store, id
.s3f Louisa county, known as Clayions old
iiis Store. E,pr terms apply to Capt q. H'
&xss2 Daniel, near the place OF 10
JAMES ROSS. i
fredericksburg Aug. 1880. --2aw4,v =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-17

Watch and Clock Maker.
'HNIIE subscriber is set led 81 Buckingham CourI
II House, and will attend Cumberland and pripct
Edward Courts regularly with good aesoJimen, q
watches. jowelry, and silver vure which he is enal
bed to sell very low, ne he receives bis supplies al
rect from New York. Watches apd clocks iepsi,es
and all kinds ofjobs in his line and warranted.
aug l4-ltc HORACE SEELY.
OST, on Friday evening last between The 0oJ
- Make; and the Bell Tavern, leather walled
containing FIVE dollar bill city licence fcr q grt.
Gerry, and my free papers Any person !ctarninI
said papers iu M or leaving thCn he ofice II IA
paper msy ain the So nj a. q reward
REUBEN NORRIS 3
avg 70 New larbet
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S50l,014

We cannot repress the expression OF our unfeigned
astonshment at the course, which the NJ York Courier
and Enquirer is pursuing in regard TO Messrs TaZe-
WE'LL Tyler OF Virginia, and Smith Of S. c. II not on
y censures them in the barshest TERMS for their
son to the Editorial appointments, but it misrepresents
their general political character and their motipes
in the most extraordinary style Is the Courier aware
OF the mischief is doing? OF the discone il is excit-
ing among our own riends3 the handle which il is Civ
ing to our political enemies' Has il not noticed the
picions, which the N. Journal and some other Kennel
presses are attempting to throw around Of its best
frends' Can il be that some of the most decid.
ed Jacksoneni i'm this State are reluctantly giving
the same sentiments?
And what is the principal circumstance, which has
given rise TO these acrimonious invectves That these
Senators were opposed to the Editorial appointments
But were they not honestly opposed to them Is such
supposion incredible? The Courier thinks them oroe
thinks that wrong in having uttered one
word upon that subject, and seems 10 blame us unjust
ly have doub for having first started this oppo
stion-but If the Courier believes tohave been hon
est in this matter land there vouchers for on, honest
opinions in Washington and in NJ York within its reach
why should il not extend the charity to Tazewel
and Tyler, and Smith? Why believe, that they were
actuaed by improper motives in voting against the con-
hrnaion-by any hostility to Gen. Jackson-by the
slightest desire TO hwart the success cloud the glory
oil his administration? We knoD that one Of our Sena
tors enertains the most cordial feelings towards him
We have TO suspect our other Senator of a
different feeling And Mr.. Smith has very recently borne
the public tribute Of his attachment to the virtues and
patriotism of Gen. Jackson.
And after all, ci bono7 The "buryne is zone bv -
The docket is clearedThe causes are al ended The
Editorial Appointments disposed Of f. there any adj
vantage 10 continuing the discussonl Any Justice in
the attacks which are made upon the motives of these
gentlemen? Any good IN stirring up III blood between
the Jackson men Of Virginia and New Yofk!-would
the New York Courier cit quietly by, II we were 10
arrsign, in the barshest terms, the conduct Of MIR
Dudley even Mr.. SaDford' And II expect that W
should remain perfectly indifferent 10 the unjust at ack
which are made upon the Senators Of Virginia, Can
expect that the people Of Virginia would view such
indications with profound indifereDce'--we have for
borne TOO long, perhaps in making these suggestions
The N. Y. Courier can scarcely mistake the motive or
the character Of This exposuatioB. We shall be glad
10 be done with this subject-for ever.
ToAsTs, which might haze been drank at the Polii.
cal Dinner given at Suffolk, to Thomas Newton, Esq.
BY W. The fret ASS who ever presided a, Din.
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NEw-foRK CHEAP CLoAK MANUFAcToRv
IHNE Subscriber manufactures for the southern and
n western trade, aud keeps constantly on hanJ a
large stock of gentlemens ladies' and chdrens' coak
naue oil every description Of stuff & silk goods purchas.
ed expressly for the purpose at the onctop nr;
Those cloaks are made in the best style by persons
WHO have had several years experience in the business
ana WIN PC SOLD by the quantity liberal terms al
prices winch VIII probably make them safe and pro-
htaoe purchase as any description Of goods that can
be purchased in this market.
r. J. CoNANT,
~ IL Maiden Lane corner Of Green ST. NJ "
+. j. G. manufactures and keeps constantly on hand
Tor sale by the quantity, - &c and complete assor
men Of stocks ofeyery description warranted 10 be made
Msyu I-wI0yit S'''
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ENIErY DOLLARS REwAR0-R1oawsy iioi

HNiFrY DOLLARS REWARO-Rdhaway from
r. the subscriber living al the deep Coal Pits in
Henrico county the 10th instant, negro man nam.
ed Nick, about forty years DID, feet s or inches
high, light cenpex ion, thin visdge and stammers liz
tie when spoken TO. This dress he had on when he
went of was grey ca'inet coat, blue psntsIoons and
white wool hat. He carried with bin suit Of coarse
grey casiOetl the said Nick has scar on one OF his
hands recolected he has also several knots on his
ears will give reward Of twenty dollars for the sp
prehension OF the said slave II taken beyond the limits
OF the state aud all reasonable expenses paid or ten
ollars taken within the State and delivered to me at
the said ps, securesd in Jail that get him
gain. think h highly probable that lie has obtain.
60 Tree papers and will attempt TO pass free man
forewarn all persons from harborng or carrying him
out OF the State. FAC. McGRUDER
April 10. HIT
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JunsII.

tn the ShPernumerGry Officers Of the pireinia Stote
Line, during the Revolutionary ppar.
FuNHE Court OF Appeals having recently decided that
We oupernuinefdry Officers entitled TO half
pay so long they live and II anpear;na liz,
must be brought IN every case, before the debt will be
PAID me subscriber tenders his services az an agent
anu attorney In prosecuting such claims. Having for
several years given his attention TO this subject and
NE claims OF officers to Land Bounty he has made
hImseIi familiar with the Laws respe sing such claims.
and me means oil procuring the evidence cessary IN
Records or application to the surviving officers
Letters addressed to the subscriber at This place will
receive punctual attention THOMAS GRFEN ''
Ric mond, April l6 1I7-w,Gf
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rer-and bestrode by political Balaam brayed as 9th.
or Asses are wont TO speak--How different from the
worthy Ass OF Israel who with his eyes opened by the
Angel OF Light, spoke the words OF soberness and
truth.
BY B. W D--Thc politician, who Is so stupid as to
etuSe President, who respects the Shbboeth OF the
Constitution; and ddhere to a Coalition which hare
cursed their country.
The following toasts, with so many pretensions TO
taste ami elegance, actually drank at the aiore-
said dinner -
EPut Loyal into olice not by the peoples will
BY - The u. ). Senate Once the n.ot dgni-
ICED body earth, moo the servie tool. OF progate
recufire, in the punishment Of faithful aud
Gus officers, the reward Of political parsans aud in
substituting the public press.
By a guest.-(tcho is modest enough to conceal his
nane) The Cab nct-Inay II be be ter Dove
ed and less CIR allied than the present.
BY a guesf-(Dno)-P. p Barbour--(not like a
Ton-or's Chair, seat in orde) serves himself
By an absent Jriend-The Committee of Elections
Jackson drumhead, well for Isaac Hill to beat
the rogues' march on.
From gentlemen thus primed, it is not surprising to
hear after toast TO ell Clay the archetype of mod
ern greatness" SC. sc.
De gustibus non cs, dispu,andum.
mo dsputing about Hobby horses)
Mr.. Clayia .qlaJan,a,-Thc last Huntsville Demo
crat ridicues the idea of the letter, which is said TO
State of Alabama will "hoist his Clay's colours" The
Democrat declares that Mr. Clay, instead of being
ported by severa distinguished individuals" scould
not be elected parish constable in .alaJama."
.Ne,os from Yuginia Via Portsmouth, ~: Hn,
The Portsmouth Journal of the'5 h, has lie follow
ing extraordinary annuncidlion -" The heh-minded
politicians OF Virginia. di'gusted with the present,
Administration and all its dongs; and should Andrew
Jackson ever consent to be Candidate Tor the ne Il
Presidency, Virginia will be among the FIRST oppose
The writer deserves a leather medal for his iupu-
dence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-11

For the support Of these COT establishments In Lou.
stsns, and afew others in Florida and Georgia. owned
oy mere handful OF people, the nation endures bur
zen OF taxation yearly TO the amount OF upwards Of four
millions OF doilars Aud these planters admit that
clear pret their capital at least 10 Ia percen that
we're no. for the tax which every who uses suga
mas Wpay, their profits would not be more than per
cent and thai II the tax is repealed, tho rapid and In.
evitabie ruin Of the sugar planters would fellow This
10 inc language: and amounts to this, that the own
ess Of these six hundred gar
arc Of more Importance than all tn rest of the peop.
81 the nation put together! Georgia Journal.
HON. ISAAC HILL,
With his family, arrived in town Sunday evening,
and lett Tor Concord on Monday morning Though
hb say here was short, and not generally known, he
YET received the greetngs and cordial welcome Of
numbers Of republican fellow citizens who called
to pay their respects TO him.
Upon the present Legislature OF N. Hampshire
which convened this week at Concord, devolves the
duty Of eecng Senator Of the United States in the
place OF Governor Woodbury., whose time expires on
the fourth OF March next Under ordinary crcum.
etsnces there IL little doubt that the de mocracy of
Hampshire would re-elsct any man the Senate who
bad 90 ably and faithfully represented her views cher
tshed her interests and vndicat~d her principes n.
Governor Woodbury. has done. But under present cir
sumstances, she has higher duty to perform One Of
her aoiest cons, her most fearless and indefagable
champions, has been put under the ban for
bic profession, prescribed because he is echanic
Printer aud an Editor.
Since the above in type, Gov. Woodbury. has
Passed through this city on the way to his residence in
portsmouth, We learn that he has declined being a
candidate for election to the Senate Of the United
States All the friends of the Administration eli deep
regret at The loss of Mr. Woodbury's eminent talents
and services in that important branch OF the National
LsKtslsure. where he has always been 10 himself a
best. But circumstances have made il desirable to
pace IN the Senate another able and patriotic OF
New Hampshire, and Mr.. Woodbury. in declining a
reelection under the circumstances Of the case has
given new proof Of his patriotic devotion to the re-
publican cause which will be RENE ed
win grateful ceilings by every democrat Of the nation.
Boston .Sfnfesrann.
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BTGGER'S

bAGTGTEsA|S
PRIZE OFFICE.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY, Glass No TO-
Dra,os Saturday the 18Th dog Of June.
BRILLIANT CAPITALS
l Prize of $4,000 l Prize of $4,000
do 5000 l do 3,9lS
10 Prizes OF 1000 10 Prizes Of 500
III do. 300 20 do 200
And 30 of 800.
Tickets $5-Hdiues $3-Quarters 81 so.
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL LOTTERY,
CLASS No. 8.
To be dra,on Friday, 18th June.
CAPITALS:
l Prize of $l2,5OO l Prize of $4,000
do. l,OS6 10 Prizes of 900
lo Prizes OF 400 10 do. 200
Tickets 81, Halves 81, Quarters 81.
Tickets and shares in the usual great variety at
the Lottery and Exchange Office Of
THOS b. BIGGER
Where two Capital Prizes of so 000,-S6, 900, and
$4,000 each, have been sold and paid within few weeks
IL Orders from abroad will meet the most prompt
attention from BIGGER; and all prizes paid by him at
sight. TB B.
June III. 1O1t
VIEW MODE OF DRaJVIyVG
The Holder OF Five Tickets Shares, will be Ger.
tain OF obtaining at least Two Prizes and may draw Sc.
ven!
CoHEN's OFFICE BALTIMoRE.
.MdRYLA.ND STATE LOTTERY,
No. 6, for 1880,
ON WEDNESDAY, BOTH OF JUNE
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HIGHEST PRIZE.
10000 HDGDEIEI'Ss

3747 prizes amounting 10 &c, 900 Dollars.
Only 5000 Tickets in the Scheme-The prizes all
payable IN CASH which as usual at CoHEN's OFFICE,
can be had the moment thty drawn.
MODE OF DRAWING The numbers will he put in /.
10 one wheel as usualand in the other will put the
prizes dbore The denomination Of Five Dollars; the
Drawing TO progress in the usual manner. The g.
600 prizes OF Five Dollars each will be awarded to the
utke's having the terminating figure corresponding
win either OF The ter minatng figures OF the two first
Drawn numbers OF different termination from 10 in
c'usive-dnd to The tickets with terminating figure
corresponding with either OF the first drawn Of diff
'eren examinations, from to inclusive BY this mode
Of drawing the holder of FIVE tickets ending with The
heures 10 inclusive; to o inclusive will be
certain IF obtaining at least Itoo Prizes and man
dTGto Seven.
Whole Tickets, IS 90 Quarters, SIPS
Halves, $50 Eigbths 62c,s
- ORDERS either by mail (posi paid) or private
conveyance, enclosing The Cash prizes, will ne ct the
same prompt and punctual attention as If on personal
apple aiiOn.--AIdTsss
J. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS,
Baltimore,
Baltimore, May "a 1890
" The Register, containing the Official List, will
ne forwarded gratis, Immediately after the drawing, TO
those who may request it,
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To the Revolutionary Officers (their heirs or repre-
sentatioes) tcho belonged to The Vuginia State Es
Enlistment.
HIP a recen decision Of the Conrt of Appeals of
Va, all those Revolutionary Officers who belong
ed to the Virginia S'ae Line aud did resign, have
become entitled TO hafpay during their lives, accord
ing TO their respective ranks in the Army Navy
The undersigned having been engaged for several
gears successfully prosecuting their claims, and devo-
ted much time aud abour in procuring all the neces-
sary evidence with conf lence tender his services
TO those officers, their heirs Whose claims for the
above mentioned compensation remaius unsa.6ed.
All communica ATOMS addressed TO John Haryie Price
Attorney at Law, Richmond, Va, will receive due at
tel.lon WILLIAM DUVAL.
June IL. IO-wa,vi