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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-26

TO northern candidates o.- PreSient,6 Pics P,ss;.
de We have no desire To mI,lead ireude IN this
matter Hut we speak ao op'uion founded a s,ea-
dy correspondence and emitting a,l-r,lon TO tho
subject IN every county IN the state for year
IL IL impossible that the set suiCieDCy OF Jsckson-
IS 50 blind not to many of the Gus chances
which are daily thinning their ranks the Of
Penusy lyania.
sixty voes, will give administrator majority Tho
next legislature, VIZ city of Philadelphia. g. Bucks
~ chester, 4; Lancaster, s; York, i; Columbia @
~ ash'cgt"n, i l4'!'cja rms;roDg. and J.Frrsop g
tayee, q Franklin. ): Montgomery 4; DauDhin Q:
:.enanon /; Huntingdon, 2; Bearer. |; Airgbany aud
Hu;'er j; Miil'n. . Delaware, /; Adams. i; Centre
ano tiea n:!d 2; Ecswf1rd and Vcnangu, !; Erie I;
Mercer, l--6O
t f. We before remarked there must be n
strange ,elusion the friends os ,ke administration
ID fannsi !vaoia spirit of epscscBtation as
Idle as IT rs crlrnai, If the Jackson not in
STATE n' hopeless decline there Not only the public
Prih's hut private letters from gentlemen Of character
whose saSac'y is as EtGe TO be Questioned their
'e'ac"y affirm that changes OF opinion are rapid in
all quarters of the State, and among all classes We
are duly sensible that when party spirit is in state OF
So mach nfamraa'ion, its judgaen, 10 be received
with u1any grains OF allowance But on the oiic.
han, we know, tand every mus, at.raitl that
compared TO the heat Of the Jackson party the acn;
ulstral'on tnen cool crcunbers and that tue
'P"''H' spoken OF above are a""'Ted by some OF he
best informed, most experienced, and temperate men
IN PENNSYLVANIA. Wibai, they are so corre5non5.ot
'1o'""' o7 'A''ec'ea 'fo'" mat state,
al 0I 'h'Se great 'netess ave identified with the po-
Hol OF the adihn'''ration that constrained 10
sy,y.,io ~''''"'''s e'i'i~
WE 'e"''S "''' sue may "''h tn0Fe piopr'ey
"e ca''ed as an administrators than Jackson State.
! Wiih Old PENNSYLVANIA the right side, we might
admit line sweeping claims Of the J9o,,sou mem 10 ,i
ryiani Illinois, Missonr, and louisiana unfnundaa ga
they are any sufficient basis, We see no,h,nq to-
shake firm persu aston that Nix Adams ,, be RE-.
elected.
/
s. Corolina-Thc Charleston Mercury ,,e or,ao 81 49,.
disaqac,a n,., G p . " " s - "''
! ''' P"'5 III - - continues 10 u - separation
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-26

Feansy!r4Hiz The harrisburg Argus ft5s 12,b
July, says:
eve believe 1t is reduced to a great degree OF
certainty ,ha, Tie ole NJ Psraeyl' aria VII - evcr TO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-26

)" Gafoiina Charleston Mercury the organ of The
dsaheced party, in g. c. continues 10 u. se,,ra,io
% the Union willI"ut remission The decisive .,mons,,a
s;on OF popular feeling Columbia, where the peop,,
'"fo no tre'sor"h', toast to be drank 4.h seems
10 nave had II" irha"ncc upon tie Mercury. No man
"o0S n"t TIE mercury is backed BY of consequences
Ut Il w0''a haze been discounted Is e c:cnm>ances
nIeut0uelI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-26

letter from Richmond. Ky says that the taoLs
n'anS '"s'e ".,nN Diet Mo:osHs must be clcc,eJ /
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13

to Gov. Claiborne had denounced wicked
conspiracy. The General, or his friends
Tor him, say, that his denunciation applied
to the conspiracy of Burr. But what de-
deceit and hypocrisy must have governed
the conduct of Gen. Jackson, in taking to
his hospitality and treating as 4 friend,
HIM whom he had thus denounced But
the fact is one which requires no ilustra-
ton. Every honorable mind must feel
at the first suggestion its degrading charac,
ter.
| have considered this exposition of facts
due to the country; because l perceived
that much 6 error was likely to intervene,
In consequence of want of correct infor-
NATION, us TO the time, and state of facts,
depending upon dates and places. These
have ascertained with great care, and all
who have read this article may rely upon
the accuracy of its statements. Such re-
Elections as have made are intended more
iuiy to illustrate proper bearings of the
facts stated. The whole is submitted with
a strong confidence that it cannot fad to be
useful TO all who ushto ascertain the truth,
G. HAMMOND.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-13
EgOm HE WnssnrI,TcSe

EFoH The NassGcirr@siiS Jou7nQE
We love and honor unaffected candor but despisfs
prudery. There are certain Administration Editors
Editors for long time the fence, who occasionally
undertake 9th Ecntlemanly dignity and frePzin1.
decorntn TO SIT as upon their fagued and dusty
brethren The Editor Of the National Gazette IL
the most conspicuous. The Editor OF the ALBANY
Daily Advertiser IS another, and follows Dir. Walsh
at humble distance in this kind and generous
eonTeP Gentlemen, we beseecb you TO be cha f;able
Doubtless our errors and ants are manifold; we wish
that we had been taught TO fight the battle better wo
wfsh that you had always shown Us by your ezqaote
how beds are wou; but is it fair is it friendly is il
gcne'"ns when we are worn down With fatigue ard
'r'aT .n2 with wounds, for you-supposed iends
70 add 10 bose wounds? The arrows Of friends peue-
trae far, and carry potion Will orr friend Of tie Al,
bany Advertiser do himself the Eidncss read Jeer
sons message to Congress, and his proclamation res
pechng BuTi's Conspiracy and do his readers the
justice TO look again If he has looked over once
aIi The documents respecting JacSsOns connex ION ,y
Burr The following list may aid his uquuies
]. Queries IN the Massachusetts, Journal nf Tr-Sf
%, 1877, calling upon sope renlniscenn in the
for Information as to tue connection of jackson and
Burr.
2 JcHerson's Proclamation Of Nov. 81. 1906
g. Message 10 Congress, jas. q, 1907.
a. Ap article in the Massachuseircs Journal of
April u, 1928, affirming high authority that Jack
son was concerned in Burr's Conspiracy, and had
agreed to JON biu with Regiment as he descended
the mississippi and came to the mouth Of Cumber-
land River.
! ; Jscksop's Letter to Governor clsibOtpe, No7.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30

N7M. COWAN has received, and now offers VOL
selected and general assortment of ladies' and gentlemen
goa and silver patent lever and verge Watches eight ay and
mantle Clocks and TnepeceS diamond pearl paste len
ana fancy Jewelry silver, plated and Britannia Ware.
eYerpont calendar, and other Pencils fountain silver and
steer Tens; god silver and shell Sect.ccs Thinbles Tooth,
PICKS itaZors. Scissors, teikuves thermometers perc,s.
sion and flint Pocket Pistol percussion Caps spyGas,es
POCKET Comprises, Iatng Instruments mi
mature flames and pocket books; card cases nurses
and purse clasps pocket and she'll combs gold Jet steel and
SIX chas seals and keys key rings; military goods; watch
makers tools and materials with great variety other ar
cA al Of which he IS enabled sell below prices
b-N atchcS and clocks ami mathematical instruments,
Carefully repaired and adjusted.
Orders tor any article IN his line puncuary attended to-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
EIELS Day!
.NEW BOOKS. &c.


q [ROCKFORD'S or Life in tie West, in vols.
- Lights and Shades Of English Life in 2 vols
Anatomy OF Drllnkenncss by Macnish.
Remains of Nathaniel Appleton Haven with 4 mo-
moir of his life, by George Tickne~
y Practical Grammar Of the German I.an-1nre bv
DR.. Charles Follon
Scripture Help. designed 10 assist in r.ad-l,r tL libL,
profitably. by Bickcrsh
a Manual of General anatomy, conthini,- r concise
description of the Elementary Tissues Of Ike HUI
man Body from the French Of Bayle d. HollaId,
by $. u. Gross H. ID.
Practical Obstetrics from the French of Tulius HAHN
by 5. ID. Gross, NJ. ID. &c &c. SC. And hume
rous other valuable and interesting works for sne nv
de 8 y IL NASH
VIRGINIA: A. rules holden IN the clerks Office of the
superior Of chaucery Tor the Richmond District
the 9Th dav ofAugnst, 1925: Sherard H. Johnson Ieer,
Thruston and So rah his ifc and Frances Coekenn
infant by the said Jefferson ThrUsiou, her friend plis
against Thomas NJ. Shoemaker IN bis own right and as
rx'oT Of Thomas Shoemaber. dec. Holman Shoemaker
Edwin Shoemaker Price Shoemaker, Royal Shoemaker
Reynolds 5. Shoemaker, and David A. Sheppard, dts.
The defendants Thomas NJ Shremaksr and PRICE
Shoemaker, not having entered their appearance ami
giv0n security according Tire Of assc blv and the
rules of this court, and appearing by satisfactory
evidence. that they not inhabitants oil this country
% ordered, that tive defendants d. ppcar here on
the FIRST day of the next term, and bin Of The
plaintiffs; aud that copy o this order be forthwith
inserted IN some news apor published n tive ely NJ Rich
mond for months sUrcrssvry posted tho font
door Of the capitol. in The said city.
IS copv. Tese, WV. q pEynLFToS. c. a..
VIRGINIA: AZ rules, nolteu 90 clcfk Office Of Ia
superior court OF cbancory for Tie Richmond district
the t day Of July, 1898: john I u the estota
of Edward Wor'hann deceased, Robert Bi+nleasnp ana
Lucy his wife, late Lucy Wor.h1m, aud Michael Wot-
sham, Sarah Worshfm, and William Worsham infanfs
by the s7id john tIH, their urvt friend, ps aaafnsf
John Truoman and Ecbrcca h wlc. suys r. Ga;ss
dfts.
The defendant Jntu IrucmHn, uCi sviug entered his
appearance and given security according % Toe "a
assembly aud the Jules Of this court aud arpcsirg ~
satisfactory evifeucc that BE- not inabaut of ts
couuyi % s ordcrct that the s1l dccnian do appear
here the first day 10 The ctn aRd answer the Bit
of the plaintiffs aud lha COPY this order % forthwith
inserted IN suUc cwspnIer published in the city " Rich
mond for two months successvsly ani posted front
d0nr Of the capitol in the Said cry.
81 eow. Tests, Nm. G. PESDLEToN, 6. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
FOR SILL.

" cry superior Antigua rum, > years old
st. CroiX, Antigua and northern do
Cognlc and imitation brandy
Holland and country Gin
Madeira, Marsciilcs, Sherry, Lisbon, Samos and
MALAGA wines
English Island and Cuba moiasscs
st. CroiS sugars. in hhds. and-barycls-ioaf do
Rio, Laguira, Porto Rico eis! Liberia coffee
GunpowdC. imperial, young Tyson, dyson and SOU
chong tens
Nou!cs patent shot. TIaxolls nails
Old Irish whissey, chocolate. wool hats
Nutmegs, fig blue, quilts, white lead
Indigo, twine, hoop-ron, demohns
- pint German tumbcrs, cheese
Window-glass, German steel
Soap, candles, &c. &c.--appy 10
doc i7--3t OTIS, DUNLOP s. CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
City Dyeing Establishment,

C0rDcr Of 8W md dom SfTc0ts
III ZINES 6 FJNTLEY present thcir thanks TIC cii-
zcus aud puJc generally, for share Of patronage and
the that effort shall bo wanting merit contnu-
Trey have added such machinery their establishment
w enable icN finish goods equal imported; thcv
an their color which for blancy and durability, have been
pronounced hy competent judges, equal 20 the Chncscand
they would remind the ladies send their silk and dresses
rppcd usual Trey also continue cleanse, bleach dye
ncno shawls, eghorn bonues sc. Gentcncn's clothing
secured, dyed rcdyed and repaired vi and de-
r1'ch, on vasouaiir TERMS dee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
Patent Balances.
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
Ue GTe Tercfring per Scirs. Diomedc Fai,feyd Bal
tic s. .NGry, for safe
20 IIhds West India molagses
NV do New Orleans do
SO bags coffee
100 kits family mackerel
118 bbls potatoes
"a boxes tallow candles
% bbls onions
I39 do No. /, 2 and 3 lnacke-cl
rs boxes spermaceti candles, first quality
half chests hyson tea
40 boxes gunpowder do, 10 lbs each
10 pipes imitation brandy 9Th proof
100 sides soal leather, best quality
10 b6ls Newark cider
30 casks Goshen cheese
20 bbls Ohio whiskey
23I casks Thomaston lime
bbls, a boxes and ? hbds sugar
3 casks assorted stoneware
6 cases Webster's spelling books
de 19-10t DAVENPORT. ALLEN G. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
WOOL HITS.
UNION HOTEL.

To the Mensbers Of the Legislatm.c
MFRS. MARIA BOHANNAN takes this method
Iva OF informing her friends and the public, and the
Members of Tie Legislature in particular, that the
Union Hotel viii be kept under her management.
She has engaged competent bar keepers to supcrin-
tend her bar bed and table attentive ostlers for
her stables, and promises for herself, that neither
pains expense snail be wanting to render it ac-
copablc 20 its former patrons, and every respect
worthy OF public patronage any similar establish
ment in the Unied States
Having fitted mp her bed rooms and pariours in the
first style of neancss and elegance, she is prepared
accommodate with or without thc,r families, fifty or
SIXTY Members of the Legislature. with board upon
terms as reasonable and accommodating as any siIni-
lar establishment in the City
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30

4 AAIES WINSTON, Richmond. Agent for WIN.
- Prince. Proprietor of Lnnman Botanic Garden
New York, now so advantag cousy known rs the
most extensive and valuable establishment ofthc kind
in this county will receive orders for any kind Of
Fruit or ornamental Trees Grape Vines Flowcrirr
Shrubs. Greenhouse Plants. Bulbous Roots &C.
JCataOgues will bc furnished gluiis and the most
prompt particular attention paid to the forwarding
10 any part of the State such articles as persons re-
GdnC - distance may order.
The Trees, Shurbs, Vines, &c. &c. arc put up in
the very best order. and may be transported many
hundred miles without injury. Tho experience ofthc
Agent, though limited fully iustfcs him in recon-
menjing TO any person possessing but half acre Of
land to procure n small assortment of vines fruit
trees &c, and others holding more land could not
invest 90 or an 100 dollars more advantOgcously.
dc 2i-ff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
FOR S.4LE.

FOR S.fLE,
SIT. CroiS and New Orleans sugars
~ Youlc's patent shot, constant supply
Baxalls nails, all sizes
Coffee, chocolate
Gunpowder, young Tyson and imperial teas
Mould candles new, soap
Goshen cheese, nutmegs
Andgua, Jamaica and northern rum
Nolasses, sweet Malaga, Samos, Lisbon, Sherry
md Tcnerife wines
Sweet oil, old Irish whiskey, Spanish scgors
Half pint tumblers, demiiolns
Mems and boys wool hats
Soa and upper leather
French brandy, Holland aud country gin
indigo nutmogs, &c. &c.
dc OTIS, DUNLOP &: co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
D9aw AND svRERIoR AnTxcEEs
Haze Receirel by the Last Packets, gerry ertersire
supplies Of
FASHIONABLE BOOTS g. SHOES:

Such as ladies' and gentlemen's ,noccasins or over
socks, ofevery kind; of the most comfortable ar
t'cles invented; And a complete assortment of
India rubber shoes; Leather travelling trunks, with
iron frames, and travelling bags;
Also, ladics French 81 American slippers, trimmed
in every fashions sealskin 81 mock-kid walking shoes;
lasting walking shoes, with and without heels single
and double vamps, and some lined with India rubber;
elegant lasting silk and satin dress slippers of every
fashionable colour.
Gen;emen's superior made fine calskin boots, with
square and round toes, and great variety nj every
price to s. 90 fine caskin boOtees every dcscrip
ton, and some very stout; Also, superior dancing
pumps, with square and round toes and with buckles;
very extensive supply of misses, boys g. chdren's
Boots and Shoes, Servants Shoes of every kind.
UJAll their goods warranted.
Soal-slin and Hair Trunks of every size
Is ltH,e corner Of .1Iain and 1lM streets.
nov 2G--tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30

TUST RECElV ED-Syms' waterproof patent
81 .NOccGsias, for ladies' and gcntlcmen.-Alsor cn-
tcmons calfshin Boots; squeretoo Boots with India
rubber lining between the seals, for 81. Together
with evcry description of ladies', gcntlemcns, misses
boys and chldrons Boots, Bootecs and Shoes at very
reduced prices at the of Main and lAth streets
by GRANNISS, SON s. BROTHERS.
dec o-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

On Cnly StIeet, Tcd1 IF He TUginiG and IurDicrS
Banks.
Z OSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies
- and gentlemen of Virginia, for past fayours and
hopes continuance of the same; and would thank
the ladies sending their silk dresses 10 have them Ia
kento pieces, which will enable HIM to warrant them
to be dyed and finished us well Us at any establish
mcnt in the Union Canton or stuff dresses not re-
ccSsary as he has suita bic machines finish them If
sent 20 him in the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen arc likewise informed. that he scours
and rencws IN colour coats, pantaloons and vests to-
gcter with all kinds OF apparel and ifrcquestcd repairs
them III the nCatcst manner AS usual all kinds Of
piece goods dyed and hot cold pressed; furniture
stuifs clearsed and rc-dyed i'll the neatest manner.
n. Il. Tickets will be issued on leaving the goods
with him. and requests they will be presented on ap-
plication for the same.
/
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30

TTLEGANT GOODS.-l have received by the Exit and
~ other late arrivals,
Black and ooourcd palmyrinc Tor ladies' drcssrs.
Italian nets assorted, black Italian lustrngs
Black and coourcd Gros de- Naples,
Rich bOhbinet lace dresses, wells pecrcnes canes and cane
Thread and bobbne laces aud cdgiurs
Embroidered and plain SILK end worsted Hosiery,
Stpcrfnc printed oanbricks aud French gingians
With variety Of other staple and fancy goods which will he
sold At the lowest prices for cash
Oct ~ HALL, NTfT SON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30

IJtIGF'7IIIV sTJJ,IIfI.
lust published BY Peter Cotton and for sale ~ his
Law and Miscellaneous Bookstore, DONALD
ApAlk. novel by young lady Of Virginia.
lis better 10 be lnwir born
Mud range with humble livcrs in content,
Than TO be pcTked up IN gttermg gr.cg
ana wear golden sorrow. SHiETfNy.
In two volumes, price 81 30, boards.
L.drnct fyODr The PrcfdcC -FPairick Henry, The
pride OF genius ana the gory Of Virginia, though
bright in history and green in tic memory of hs
countrymen, hasn never bcon the theme Of novelist.
Sacred to truth to virtue and genius nc formed ono
the most polished pillars in the temple of our ndcpcu-
doncc Unadornod by the gildcd irappngs Of fashion
obe folly, unbiased by tho studied philosophy of
schools his genius burst upon his country in all the
splendid originality Of nature. Many figured moro
conspcuously upon the field Of battle but none pos
ssssed more holy regard for liberty, mere sa-
cred love for his country. His voice first aroused
Virginia from the sumbcr OF slavery ard oppression
and taught her 70 excl1iin, 'iibcyfv or Dcaih'"
do
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
Beg GER'g CErTCE.

3, Il, "a, 25, IS, IA,
WERE the numbers drawn IN the New York Con
solidated Lottery. No. II.
Yesterday
The drawing OF the Rhode Island CONSOLIDATED
Class No 9 Capital Prizes 900, $1,000, 81 400.
$1,000, $1,000 &c. &c took place in Providence
Tickets s., shares in proportion
THIS DAY
The Vermont No. Ten, viii be drawn. CsnifaI
Prizes $1,000 81 500. 81 GOO &c
Tickets only 50, halves 81.
The official list of the drawing viii be regularly
forwarded to BIGGERS Lottery and Exchange
Office Richmond where the cash viii be paid for nT;
zes the moment the drawings are received.
Dee. 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
l.. ABSALOM,

i. NDoALON,
& RATEFUL for past iavors, improves the pres
~ ent opportunity ofiniormug Lis friends and Gus.
toner's and the Members the Legislatures that his
stand is IN the corner house leading to Mavos Brdre
and next door to w. II. Fitzwhylsonns Bookstore.
where he respectfully solcts the patronage of such
as may choose to favor him with their custom lie
has always on hand good assortment of gentlemcn's
BOOTS &, SHOES, made of the best niaferials and
Mt the following prices warranted 10 wear equal to
any: For boots Richmond made, s.. Boots made
up at the shortest notice, and rs Cheap rs can be
made elsewhere. dc tet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
NORTHERN RUN, SUGARS, &c.

NORTHERN RUN, SUGARS, SC.
We arc receiving per schrs Henry and Con. Brown,
D Hhds Portland rum, genuine
$50 sides sole leather
100 boxes bloom raisins
co bbs Porto Rico sugars
90 do No. g. 2 mackcrel. & &C..
de 9l--Gt DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30

S25 REWARD.
FRHAkEN out Of NY house Saturday last PATENT
~ LEVER GOLD UATCH, m double back, engine
ktncd case, with common dal Ro Roskc, Liverpool No
2ly96 Twill give the abuye reward any person who will
deliver he watch % Inc IN good condition
Dec 2i-ts TIL MASS1E
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30

EBEbih Nor the Adventures OF a Gentleman
: "A complete gen. man, who, according 10 Sir
POPPING ought to dress well, dance well fence well
nave genus Tor love letters and agreeable voice
for achambe-"-lrnEEAcE in yols.-Just publish
ed, and for sale by
dec l2--ts J. II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30

SALT, WIIISKEY. &c
EUST received by the subscriber and for sale on
- the lowest terms;
80 sacks ground alum salt
hhds and fifteen bbls whiskey
Lock Fine behring's in kegs
Spiced Salmon III kits
No. l macl,erel, in bblS and J bbls
Raisins in boxes
Duddells superior Durham mustard in boxes
Together with general assortment of Groceries.
End Consignment,
bbls superior old peach brandy
do DO apple do
10 do old Kentucky whiskey
Lard in kegs, and superior bacon hams.
dec 20 WIN. /. CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
UINTER SrRaLvED SPERM OIL, "a

VUST received Por the Virginia 600 gallons Trans
~ parcut Winter Strained Lamp OIL in tierccs
barrels, aud ON draueht, also Tanners oil.
doc 20 \VM. J. CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30
MANAGERS oEFyCH.
DISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY, no. 10.
10 be d7'Gton at Richmond, l2h FebY,ary. 1899
GAT II $50 Tickets only. an

Who3e icktts, so Ql7riers, S
Hatres $40 Eigi.5s. q 60
package Of II Whole which is compelled to draw
Sl2o' can De had for .29o-Shares OF packages in
same proportion.
u Orders from the country (post paid9 promptly
attended to. Address your orders TO
YATES e. AIINTYRE,
aec = Richnopl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30

$500 iGAWARN,
N Office is hereby given that the sum of FIVE
" HUNDRED DOLLARS mas been subscribed
byscveral citizens of this place, for the apprehension
-! the person. persons, who assaulted and robbed
tapt Simon A'iselian, (since dead il this City, on
the evening of the til instant.
The paper bearing the name of those who have
subscribed this reward will be produced application
IL the publishers ofthc Daily Wing, the Richmond
Cou,piicr. - Doc on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-30

"A Handsome Franklin Stove, suitable for coal or
IA wood also eight day clock, warranted to keep
correct time, Cor sale by
dec % WIN. H. FITZWIIYLSONN.