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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-31
Esy Lancaster. KSe..by - 90.
AlCIION SALE Oi GROI-EKIES

On WEDNESDAY nexr. the 3Oth INST COM
mencing at halt past O'Clock. will be sold at our
Store, genera! assortment OF GROCERIES-cop.
sstIng IN part OF the following articles. viz:
20 Hhds, St CroiX sugar, "a par, prlmeI nov,
landing
25 tierces green coffee
100 bags Java do
- packages fresh gunpowder AM mpe7io! teas
30 bbs Malaga VINE
pipes gin
do brandy
boxes white Havana sura,
Go bbs potatoes
hhds liable salt in baskets
81 bbls mackerel No.
10 DO country Gin
10 Do d. brandy. sc sc. g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-31
WARD ELECTION.

VIE Election of Common Councilmcn.
IN tho several Wards, Will he held on the Isi
fed"esdng in .9prii nert, VIZ In Jefferson Ward.
No. |, at the Watch House; IN Madison Ward. No
,, at the CITY Hall: and IN Monroe Ward, No. ;. at
me "hochoc IN. Tavern Polls will open IN each
Ward n 10 o'clock, A ~ The freeAoilsrs of lots
within the said city, whether improved or not. and
whether such trecholers reside therein or not and
The housekccpcrs and inhabitants of the said citv who
Sha! ha"c resided therein ct any tine tor the space
oil three months, without tie utcrrnission Of one >
months, aud posses III thc,r own right within the
same, movable and !nmoyeaJlc property 10 the yalue
OF ono hundred pounds, are entitled 20 vote.
M SGT W ID. WREN. Seru't. c. r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-31

The New York E@enng po., says there Is muc'
demand fl first rate ,Lps aud that there can be n,
better omen o: the increase OF commerce
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-31
Stock of Grocer

Stock OF Groceries.
On TUESDAY, the 5th of pri will be sold
by auction At the store now in the occppcncv of NJ
Jacob WeIsager, near the new market. Shockoe
tll al the Stock IN Trade of said Store CONSISTING
OF The usual variety of Il Retail Grocery S,ore-sas
10 take place at 10 o'clock. Terms at sale
cots q y 4, co .ro,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-31

AGcr the 9th September next, an adlliona. dut
o' go per barrel ON Flour has been lad by l7 GOV
cIHEcnt oil BIcGuS Ayres.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-31

H. Inc aOoy" sale Is post oned in consequence Of
ram until SATURDAY. the % APRIL when will be
added, variety o. articles on the wsy.
mar 81 l.. D. & CO. Auc.s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-31
HOAN DING.

MRS j LEWIS respectfully informs her friends
w ana the public, that she has lately orcrcd &
geUtcc Boarding House in the tcn.rcn. f,rmrI1v
occupied Millinery Store by Ms Souihratc.
two doors above the post Office. and is prepared 10
Accommodate BOarders by The day, wc,k or wear
She VIII Use her utmost c%srtou to give perfect sa-
tsidctio". The situation is pleasant and central
and several stables arc attached TOR the convenience.
Of those having horses.
\. Woman Servant is wanted Immediately.
Good recommendations required.
25-eC3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-31
Y y ICE

" = i z
virtue Of deed of trust, bv Nelson Carv n
Il the subscriber, trustee, 10Th Dec 1850 recorded in
the CLERKS o1cG OF HcuGro and Chesterfield VIII lie Ia
at auction at the Springfield Pits, Heunco on Monday the
jih INST, ~ air II not the far Gayl several y,abIs
negroes quantity OF coal supposed he bushels and
pA'ce OF household and kitchen fuitY5e-aso at the Coal
Mines Tavern. Chesteed Thursday the 81 ms, tla
interest Oh We sa Gary, Les Undivided third 10 tract
OF and IN chesterfield supposed 100 acres adjoining
tie lands OF Francis HancOck estate Hiceercu Hancock
g IhouaS pPps estate aud of David Stanford and others
Inc terms VIII be cash for OF $50 larger sums
cted 81 SIX H"ns-honds with approved security to DO
gwen, and the title 10 the land retained Until payment
The above deed provides for creditors of Nelson Carv
and OF y Cary X Co. generally, who shall in and make
themselves parties thereto They hereby required to come
M " ihin lh'ee months from this date. II RHODES
Manchester, Marci II. lC3I-2aw IS
1.-The sale at the Springfield Pits is postponed 10
MONDAY IN AfTIl next. y. RHODES
mar -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-31

"Nh - 10 hhdS tobacco ., 1850 bbls h,uT "a
= o"s whrkey, md Ncnsuu hams II kegs butter bags
eah, hi goods, hcAes do, Fl cords wool 30 beats.
coal do 1856 bush coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-31

ID-.UORRON =!
Dismal Swamp Cana! Lottery. Class No ., to be
drawn /" this city Tomorrow fist April at the Eagle
Hotel, at o clock in the si'crnoon.
SCHEME:
Prize o.: $4,000 Prza Of 81 500
10 5000 do 600
10 5000 n DO SEQ
&c. &c. sc.
Tickets s t--liuIves 2-Quarte7s I.
Tickets for sale at THIS Office, either by the pack
age, or at retail. YATES i; MCINTYRE.
mar u Manarnrs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-31
s7D ZeGi0Rd SpiRaee.

'sNhE subscriber has received small supply of
N inns scarce and valuable seed, To- winch he
would call the attention of the public. Those who
WIS.,, TO purchase, can be made acquainted with the
hode OF culture, as TO plentiful suppy of
throughout the whole year. II is said To be infinitely
superior 10 any oiher Kind OF Spinsge in all respects
mar II III. e.. McNEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-31
COMMERCIAL.

LAST OF Produce, DC, passed down the
Canal, through the Lower Locks
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-31
r OR SA LIE

TIE CO.4L PITS formcrly klo.cu Ly the
name If GRAuAM's Coal PRS.
pG virtue Oft deed Of trust made to Daniel Call
A. and the su5scr.lcr. By edward Anderson and
Ann A. hIs wife. and recorded IN the county court OF
Eoochand. to secure payment ola debt due from he
sald Edward Anderson 20 Walter Dun a. executor
OF the last Will and testament Of John Graham
deceased, VIII be sold, the 18th day of April next,
to- the highest bidder, for ready money, a. Ilaam's
Hotel, IN the City Of Richmond the tract of land
wing and being James River, IN the county of
G"ochard, and Stale Of Virginia. aud described in
he sand deed Of trust. containing nine hundred
aud eighty two acres and one quarter Of an actc--
be the same more or less. The tile = believed to
1c good but selling as trustee. shu.l ouly convey
such right rs j. vested in me by tie sail decd
DANIEL NORBORNE NORTON,
As Trustee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-31
NEW DIVISION OF THE CITY
TE2TO WARDS.

'bNHE Cnmmi-tce agpoln,ed by the Executive of
q Virginia. on the 22d day cf February 1891
for the purpose OF dividing the City OF Richmond
INTO Wards according to Ilin provisions OF the Act
oi Assembly, passed on the ilh day Of January
"lG05, entitled III Act 20 amend the Charter of the
CITY OF RIchmona,' have, on this first day OF
March IN The year 1881. had the subject to them re-
icrFed. under consideration, beg Leave to report
- the Executive, as tie te-u; OF their abours, the
following division Of the City INTO Wards:
All that part oi the City which lies to the eastward
OF fifteenth street, commencing az Rock landing. on
the Dock, and running norihwardiy ny the Bell Tav.
crn, along The Alley, called TIC Bel Tavern or Brick
AIicy, across / street, and thence with a street or
alley continued III nearly he same line 70 IT'S nteTsec
ton With Shockoe -CrgFk. a. point Lcag to- and
east Of The Lancastrian School House. and thence
up Shockoe creek to the northern limits of the city,
shall consii' tie JKrrEEsoN WAND. Al that part Of
The City which hcs to hc westward OF the bounda
RIGS aforesaid, and cast q, seventh street, from the
commencement Of said seventh street, on James
River TO the northern limits o; the City. shall const
'nta VI ,plsoN WhUr. And ell thut part of the
CITY winch lies o. the westward or seventh street.
fem James River. and thence norwarj.y ia the most
Northern limits Of The city. shall constitute MoNRor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-31
COMPREHENSIVE.

TiIE Subscribers have associated themselves IN
n business under the finn of tsN. Price & Co.,
and viii open go few weeks Got th, corner OF hcuely
opposite the Bell Tavcrn) d Gencyel .lo2rtment Of
Stayis dld Fancy, Foreign and D,1lsxic D1.y Ga,dy
10 winch they invite The attention or Country Mer-
chsn'-' ,heiI friends, and u'hrrsw'h the assurance
that nothing snail bc wanting an .hir 1l,, to Iss.yrs
he public pauoragr
BENZ LLOYD BELT.
THOMAS PRICE
JNO MARSHALL SHEPPARD.
mar 3--2aWS.c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-31

NEW AUCTION
COMMISSION HOUSE.
IsNilE undersigned have associated themselves fo,
= the purpose Of trsnsac,ng general
AUCTION and Commission Business.
under the style aud firm of LANCASTER. DENNY
& Co. They are prepared TO receive Goods and
Produce OF every description on communication
which. advances will be made. nj required They
80 lender their services To the Pubic Tor the sale
OF Real Estate LANCASTER 81 DENNY
mar ~ EDWIN ROBINSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-31
DlGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.

II ! u AY!!
Erond Consolidated Loiicry, No. 6.
Drawing 10 be- received THIS DAY.
Sr!iI' NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-31
MANAGERS OFFICE
T0-.UOPROH

I:cEeis >, AaIT's 80, quarters =.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-10

be higher, nobler objects-learnins, "Iiber'y
aud the pursuit of happiness Let him. then,
awake from his slumbering; let him rouse him
self from his lethargy; let him remember the
vast responsibility which devolves upon him as a
man: the mighty trust reposed in him as an Anne
rican; let him look at, and emulate, the exam
Piles of the Franklins, the Rittenhouses, and the
Vances of the laud-and do that which will be-
neft and elevate himself, his country, and his
species. The products of wealth may be swept
away by the torrent Of adversely, and the purple
of Office futter in the blasts of revolutions; but
the possession of good education, is one which
time cannot destroy, nor circumstances take
away. hoCoioA"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-10
'ou,r SIS per an,,um-Co,o,tyv Paper IS
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1881.
GcoMMUNICATED.

Mr.. Sao,odsn-This day saw paper where
in, with many others, my name is placed as a
debtor to this Corporation for taxes, long due
and unpaid. to the amount Of $3.50 81. Paltry
intrigues for Seats in the Council Chamber are,
to me, matters Of contempt. The good opinion
of nv fellow-citizens is Of some value: For that
consideration only, desire of you the favor to
publish my positive denial of owing to this Cor
marathon one cent for taxes, or upon any other
account. JOSEPH MANDEVILLE.
Fe5r,,aryo, 1881.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-10

Cardinal Cinthio threw himself weeping into
the arms of the unfortunate prisoner VINO appear
ed Supplied with Joy. My dear trienu; Cr'ea
the Cardinal as soon as his agitation would allow
him to speak, sis it thus we meet agaln:'-then
turn;nr 70 the spectators of this moving scene,
{. Gentlemen" said he, ina transport OF 'hoiSna-
finn. ..you see how the Duke of Ferrara rewards
qenius: tell your country, tell the whole world,
that Torquato rasso groaned seven years IN 'n! M!
vile dungeon. while the universe mourned MS
death:-but come, noble sufferer" said he, ''let
US fly this impious land; Rome has yet In reserve
for thee The immortal laurel crown"
After their departure, Montaigne, little cha
grined at his mistake. remained few moments
silent, then turning to Strozzi, took leave OF
him, cordially thanking him for his po',teness IN
acting as their guide. . what" said he grave.
y, .sdo you leave me without worsh'pP,lng me-:
Montaigne looked at him with establishment
Thou ignorant MORTAL" continued the young
Italian elias not my sublime genius, which but
now enchanted your admiration, has not the glit
of tongues possess revealed my mysterious d.
vnity: Kneel." cried he, at the same time
sraspins Montague by the throat, "kneel thou
heather; worship me, or will strangl lie thee"
La Boetie and the jailer fastened to the relief
of Montague, and while dragging this new mad
man TO his CELL NV dear SIR" said he at the
same time adjusting his disnrdered dress, we
ought not to be very vain of our understanding.
since we have to day admired the intellect OF a
mailman. and mistaken for mailman the great
est genius of Italy. Truly Socrates was right
in saving he knew but one thing-thn he kneu
nothing; and Pliny to write, nothing is certain
bit ,oacertainfy- and to add, what do know?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-10
NeGned Sugar .

4 FEW Barrels and boxes of Refined Sugar, will be
~ sold low. 10 close sales.
feb 4 c. CAzENOyE ( Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-02-10
THE ALGERINE BALL.

Translated from lie Courier des Etats Cnis.
Algerine civilization has been opened by
ball! An enchanting ball! A ball with chan
deliers, and curtains and lemonade, and ice;
cream served by eunuchs! On the RI int hand
NAV be heard the merry sound of the victims, on
the left, conversation carried or in Arabic, the
dogs barked in the street; the sacred stork rests
upon the ninaret; and the champaign flies up to
arabesque ceiling. ''God is greats'
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-16
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At meeting Of the members Of the
bar practising in the district court of
chancery holden at Winchester. CON
vened at the court room on Saturday
the 18th day OF juno, 1851, ror the pur.
pose oil tes'iiying their respect for the
Hon. Henry Sr. GronGE TrcyER.
late chancellor of the district. aud the
Hun. RIcnAnp f.. PAuKER, the pre-.
sent judge Of this judicial circuit
obEp NMIR, E>q. IN the chair. and
JOSEPH IL. SHERRARD secretary:
Tn motion, IT was resolved, that 4
committee. consisting of one member
from each county composing the chan.
Gerry district, should be appointed TO
prepare aud report suitable resolutions
expressive Of the sense IF the mectin.
"hcreupon the following gentlemen
were appointed for that purpose. viz :
MIR. Powell of Frederick, MIR. Hen
derson Of Loudoun. Mr.. Naylor of
Hampshire, MIR. Williams Of Shcnan-
dnah. Mr.. Faulkner of Berkeley, and
MIR. Lee Of Jefferson; who. after CON
sultation, reported the following reso.
lutions, which were unanimously a.
doptcd -
Resoircd, That while we regret that we
are deprived Of the valuable service, of IN.
Hon. Henry ST. George Tucker as chancei.
Tor ct this district, we hail With pleasure his
elevation ,o the distinguished station Of pre
siden' at the court of appeals.
Re'ohed. Tat we respectful, greet his
successor. the Hon. Richard T.. Parker. and
TENDER him our congratulations upon his
translation TO this Judicial circuit.
heSof'ed. hat rs al evidence Of our rec.
pec'' the Hon. Henry 81. George Tucker.
and The Hon. Richard T.. Parker, be invite j
TO psrtake OF apublic dinner at rsylor's no.
tot, ON Tuesday evening next nj O'Clock,
Resoieed, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published ia the Winchester pa.
pers. OBED WAITE. Chaiyna,
JosEPn II. SaERRARp, .Sec'g.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-16

Decision Of the Court IF .2ppcals.
In The case Of BurwelI's Executor rs.
Smiths Executor. recently decided a,
Kichmond in the Court Of Appeals, the
principal question raised and decided.
involved the manner in which the ac
counts OF executors. administrators
and other trustees, should be settled.
And u became necessary for the court
To review the decision Of CRANBERRY ~.
Cranberry and the case of Sheppard's
executors Us. Stark and wife. The
result OF which review is concisely
this:-
That in the settlement Of such ac-
counts, where, in one year, an execu-
tor. o. administrators. or other trustee,
i, found creditor TO the estate or trus,
subject. and in subsequent year is
found the debtor, the principal sum
due To the executor. administrator or
trustee, is TO be taken first from the
principal sum due, from him. in any
subsequent year: and IL the principal
sum, SO found due in the subsequent
year, exceeds the principal due TO the
executor in the preceding year, the
excess is to be taken from the accruing
interest. For example, A. being the
executor Of Is. is found the creditor Of
the estate, on the 51st Of December,
1929, in the sum Of $4,000. for the
transactions Of that year. On the 51st
OF December, 1880, he is found the
debtor Of the estate, for his transac.
tons in the year 1850. the sum of 81, =
500. This principal sum Of 1900 is
to be taken from the principal sun, Of
5000 due for the preceding year. and
leaving due 500 Of principal money
and 500 of interest. The same rule i,
to be applied where the executor or
trustee is debtor on the first years
transactions, and is the creditor for
any subsequent year, or in other words,
to every case where the annual balan.
ces are shifting.
Whether this decision is, or is not,
in conflict with the past practice of
the country. is a question about which
there is considerable difference of opi {.
Mon among the members Of the Bar.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-16
POLITICAL.
THE POLES GOOD NIGHT.


A song. n song for Poland,
A cup Of fcstal vino,
Though pledged nv many breaking hca,
Sill strong for thee and thine,
With smiling lip, and calm, smooth brow
Our late hath taught the art,
From es'ry loved one, round Us now,
In soldier Saise IL part
The homes, the homes Of Poland
The mountains, aud the plains,
he rivers, and the free Wild woods,
he slaves who burst their chains.
The mother, sacred iovc-the tears
That weep the hrro's fall
The memory OF our better years
Fili high, 60 one anil all.
The sword, the swor,i for Poland
The koenest. aud the hest;
hut hng away the coward shield,
And bare the warriors br-ss,,
As gaiiy tn the battle ground,
A to banguct,-on,
There's music in the trumpet sound.
Fiii hiSt,-;hough hope De- gone.
The cross, the cross for Poland
Aye, honest hearts and true.
Have boldly dyed the peaceful robe
In glorN's ssnguine huc.
Beam holy Cross cf eoniuc;ing fame,
That led oSE CoSsrANrIxE,
But trcmble THOU, Of recrcaht lame,
Before the hammered si,a.
Good night, good night to Poland
Tomorrow : Sua may rise
To See VS. rest on mother Garth,
Beneath our own blue skies.
And welcome, welcome, il tac strife
BE won, To make THEE free,
Fill To the last dear throb of life,
Oh! Poland-all for thee,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-16
RNnGRATInN

u isstated that since tie opening of
the navigation If the ~. Lawrence fhis
season, thirteen thousand four hundrcd
cmigrants have arrived AZ Quebec. -
The largest number II these were from
ireland, most 81 whoto are accustomed
10 agricultural pursuits. Itisestimatsd
that 10000 emigrsnts from Great Brl
tain viii arrive ~ Quebec in tie course
of the present wear.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-16

The coincidence Of the deaths OF
yrrrtRsoS and ADAMs. on tic lnh of
July, 1876, was one Of tie most singular
circumstances Of the tunes. and clici.
ted many al exclamation Of wonder.
and. indeed. cannot nov be REGARDED
without establishment. 4 writer. in
The University CmANELEoN, proves
from CERTAIN data. taken ~ tonnexiou
with tie most accuratc fables ~ NOR
iaii'v, tina, the odds Wcic more thai
lsS' millions 90 oSe asalnst thc con.
cufIence Of The deaths 81 these Illus
tf'pn- men on dat day; aud that bet
against 81, Co correspond with Tie
chances, should have been moic than
~ miiiions a. a drllar ioA cent
|F..lf .'rasfrrH. 49,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-16
HISTORICAL COINCIDENCE.

Among the condolences which an
pear IN our history, there is scarcely
one, which is more worthy Of remark,
than that relating TO the two cras of
the past and future commencement of
our political year, and the distinguished
individuals who flourished, and vino
still flourish in the history of this com.
monweal,h. In the first place, by
Constitutional majorities of the Leeis.
laturcs OF the two past years, and after
animated debates, il has been decided
aud ratified by the people, that in ru-
ture, the political year Shall commence
on the first Wednesday in January.
instead Of the last "Wednesday in Nav.
1t has just been discovered, without
having been noticed in course Of de.
bate on the amendment, that the first
election and original commencement
OF the Government took place on the
last Wednesday in MAY, 1861, and
consequently that the political year
has been measured out from that sea
son Ut the year, during precisely 200
years: at even end Of 600 years, there.
tore, II has been. SO far as regards the
time. accidentally determined 90 alter
the period OF commencement, of the
political year, from May 10 January.
In addition to this even measure of
duration for the regular summer scs.
sion. II happens that his Hon. TnoMAs
l.. WINTHHor, lineal descendant of
JonS WINTHROP. first Governor in
Massachusetts, Chief Magistrate in
1851. is now in 1891, after a lapse of
two even centuries, the worthy Lieu.
tenant Governor 81 this State. Thi,
Is most remarkable occurrence in the
history Of truly Republican State.
Nor IS this all: at this very period, the
Hon. LKvERETT SrAToNsrALI. a lineal
descendant Of Sir RICHARD SALroS.
STALL. who accompanied Gov. Win.
throp over to this country more than
two hundred years ago, and who was
one ut the most distinguished IT the
early settlers, is at this period Presi.
dent oi our senate: or him would de
NolVc the Executive duties. IN case At
the disability OG the Governor and
Lieutenant Governor. These coinci.
dences We regard as among tl.e most
remarkable 10 the history of any Re
public BOSTON CeIfiHtL
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-16

Pyoi'isf' 81 Niciig0.---1hc cotton
plant, The grape vine, the sweet potato
~ Caiolina, the tomato. and the cqg.
plant, we've al successfully cuitiYaied
~ Dctrolt lat year. The pune tree
w,il be planted thi. season. Tie nal
berry = becoming extensively cul',,a.
tel 80 pffrof Cufisr.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-16
coRREsronnENcr

WINCHESTER, JUNE q, 1881
eenticincn; he undersigned we're appointed
committee To communicate TO YOU the enclosed
ncSoiuuo"s' and To request your acceptance OF the
invitation given in the last. IN performing this
agreeable duty, it would be superfluous TO add
any thing TO the resolutions, in the sentiments of
which the Undersigned warmly concur. With
high respects and esteem your obcdicnt ser> is,
4. =. rIDBAIL
Il. MCCORMICK,
ROBERT y. CONRAD.
Hon. Henry St. 6. Tucker, Hon Richard r..
Parker.
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Small aois'.--Thc legislature of q.
bio. bv law st last session, prohibit
the circulation ~ that state. of all TO-.
reign bank notes under the denomins
ton e i've dollars, after the lst of De
ccnber next.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-06-16

At $ O'Clock on Tuesday. tie com.
pany sat down TO splendid dinner
prepared at Mr.. Taylor's ALFHEp
~. PowrLL, Esq. presided, assisted
BY JANEs VI. MNsoN, Esq. as wee pre-
s'dent. Oh the removal 81 the cloth
The following tvasts were drank:
1. our gutsf--ILr Hon. litsEt ~ Cfo
IrrKtH, president 6 tllc cont 81 s.ge.i.
H. feccnt sud lOnofsLle sppnnfmiftf eva.
ces 'he sppfobs'isn ~ tie state. t.s ptcsrnre.
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