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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

EBURSUANT TO a decree of the Superior
n Court of Chancery, for the Richmond dist
uict, pronounced on The 24lh dayof June, 1896,
in the cause ofJohn T. Cooke, and Ann his
wife, and Elizabeth Ronads, pits. against
Thomas Miller. Sheriff ofthe coanty OF Powha.
tan, to whom the estate of VIM. Bentley hath
been committed for administration, and o Their
DIETS
The undersigned Marsha Of HE Superior
Court of Chaneery for the Lyncbbnre Disirict.
" III sell, for one third cash, aud the balnnre on
a credit Of one and Two years, on Wednesd4,
the oath OF June 1929, If far, il not, the neat
lar day thereafter. on the premises in The CIV
OF Halifax a StauatoD River Estate, living a!
Aioseley's Ferry nt"'ning between AID sOG
acres OF Land there being IRON 10 200 ac,es
Of bottom land. This land viii lie shown " a.
ny one wishing to purchase. ~ " ~. A. Bent.
fey,>Sl. living on the premises.
IA. H0LetMBE, NJ.
May 10. wtdsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

.-.~..arIy in SOM. paas of Vermont
I'D in the Western part oil New 'fofkr ae-
..-..,iye ia The harmony oil society. to the pu-
,i,s of the public morals, and 10 The freedom
r.,;,;on. and worthy OF the iana,eal age OF
..dss What can he thought Of man
.f.eose.-like Solomon Sonih"ick, for exam
-,.-vbo declares in the spirit Of Spanish
,,.,,;s;,or that Masonry had lis origin IN
,,au . and that Anli-siasonry sprung from
,be throne ofGod"' We hardly know whe'h-
., We are most dsgusted at The folly or shock
-, =, the irreyerence and profanity OF the ex-
.,.;on We are not Masons ourselves, aud
we have no expectation that we ever shall be
.,d therefore our remarks are cntfely dislnIer'
esied and unprecedented
There are no, wanting ludIerous as well as
s.,;opslv Objectionable scenes to Gil up this PIC
,n,e of temporary delusion-one of which we
sbaIl ouo,e, and tonslude this article. An Ed
tor of a paper in Vermont refns ID TO publish
be incorporate proceedings ofan Anti Mason
= Convention held in that State, and he was
forthwith put under the ban OF prescription by
some of them. The following Letter, which
no ed from one of III m, is specimen of
many others Of similar stamp. II IS Published
,,rbatim. Ell Hleratim, Ell punciuatns:
" Mr. Miner sir understand you refuse 10 pub
lish the proceedings with the renucia'ion &c Of
the convention that was held here last week
Therefore sir as an independent fireman of
republican government cannot without
STOPPING beneath the dignity of INV hghborn
Priyieg lake your paper any longer you will
therefore Discontinue il with dug iI,taer No.
tice am yodrs &c &c"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04
OBITUARY
1nother Revolutionary Soldier gone !

1nOther Revolutionary S0tdter gone
DIED-At his residence in Amherst County.
on "Wednesday the ooh May, Mr. RICHARD
PENDLETON, in the "A h year oil hi' age-a
soldier of the Revolution. Mr. Pendleton en-
listed in I716. and served mis- country with
Gdelliy during the greater part Of the war he
was at the battle OF Brandy"lne and German
town, besides several others Of less importance
lie obtained an honorable discharge flom his
commander; and has been kind and valuable
inhabitant of his COUNTY. MIR. Pendlr'on has
left an ntfrctionate wife and large family TO
mourn his loss.
-, on the 18th Of May, in Charlestown,
(Ma.) Mrs. ELIZABETH MITCHELL.
consort of MIR. Harvey Mitchell, of this place
Mr.. and Mrs Mitchell left this t1wn about
twelve mouths since, hayng been just married,
fall ofhope aud expectation How dlheren,
the retnrn of the husband, berett of the object
of hi, affection bv the hand OF death !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04
MORE VIEW GOODS.
SAME OF HEGNOES.

NDURSUANT TO decree OF tile Superior
Court of Chsncery. for the Lynchhufg
District, pronounced on the 2sth day Of Ouo'
Der. 1928. in the cause of Micaah Davis and
Richard Davis, merchants and partners ira
ding under the firm of Richard DAVIS :, Co.
ptfS. agans, Joseph Hawkins and Nancy liaw-
kins, administrators OF Robert Hawkins decd.
defis. The undersigned Marsh al of the said
Court will SELL for ca h, on Friday the Goth OF
June, 1929 before his Office door, in the town
of Lynchburg the following slaves, with then
increase, 10 wit One negro man named Pom
pey, one negro woman Jenney.
Y. 4, HOLC0MBE, NJ.
NAV os w4wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

NEW MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
FHN1IE Richmond mail will, in future, arrive
u on tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at o'clock, +. Nj. aud will close on Tuesdays
and Thursdays nj 9, 2. NJ and on SUNDAYS n
., =. NJ. excep the mails FOR the City OF Rich
mond, north of Washington City, and south Of
Petersburg. which will be kept open I'LL half
after q, A. NJ. on Wednesdays and Fridays.
The Western mail due every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday AT 9, L. NJ aud will
close on TUESDAYS and Thursdays a, 9, 7. NJ.
aud on Sundays al 6, 7. Nj
J. ID. MuRRELL, p. NJ.
June w1n 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04
~ Good ne,es from Fortunc's Cot

IL
tage j" ~
nRAWtNG of the Union Canal Lottery
~ Class No. 8.
80 IL % IL | "a A % 81.
Nos. 24 % N a capital prize OF s coo, and
% % 81 a cap al prize Of S5OO-were both
sold at Hcwson's Ofiice-where the fortunate
owners are invited 10 call and receive their
cash This small mark OF iiberaliiy IS certain
lv =" proof postiUe" that the " Kind Goddess
has dete, mined 10 bestow capitals Of larger
grade, on the customers at " Fortunes Cot
Iage. With such IN suspicious dawn, what
may we hope Wilde rs MeridianlsPiendoW'
therefore, delay not single moment, IN So
curing chances in ihe5Grand CONSOLIDATED Lot
terry Class No, l5.--CaIrtal $50 900, and New
York Consolidated No. 6-and for tufky nun.
bersa on shall be attended TO with all Tie p0He'
ness imaginable at
HEW5oN'5 mos, fortunate OFFICE,
Lynchburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04
Cambrics and Muslins

100 pieces D. : and Oh Cambics, priced from
20 10 20 cents
Few pieces figured do
Drab do for bonsets
Striped and checked do aud MusliTs
Hair Cord do for Crevats, &c.
Plain. Null, Swiss aud Jackonetic Musilns,
(ve'y cheap
Very rich figured swiss Mnslins
Do do Book and India Null do
Muslin Capes and Caps for LadIes aud Chi.
dren
Do Insertings and Flouncos
Diapers, Linens, Lowns and Thread
Cambr,cs.
3 G, and lo4 Diapers, Tor Table Cloths,
Towels, &c &c
. Cases Irish Linens, warranted good aud
cheap
| do Ken,ings aud Linen Cambria Ildkfs, I've
~ cheap
Sape,fne aud Extra do Thread Cambrics
Irish, Russia and German Linen Shrcings
Ticklenburgs, Dowlass aud Flax Linens
Brown aud black Hollands
German and Scotch Oznaburgs
1900 yards Western Tow Llnen, (Vcfy wide,
heavy aud cheap
Gloves and Hose.
Ladies Superfne Horse Skin Mins
DO do do do Gloves, fancy
colors)
DO do black aud white do do
Do do do do silk do
Gentie,nens' Horse Skin, Woodstock and Buck
skin do
DO do silk and Tlncad do
La dies white and black Silk Hose
Do do do Cotton do very low
GentIemehs' 40 do do do
Do black and mkt 10 Hose
LACE GOODS.
Rich Lace Pelerines, (some very splendd)
DO do Crazy James aud Caps
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04
CASH
SOs ; 7Os : Cos; Dos +,

BesINfs oJUs Bis I0' OVF Owe Tue -0s
2Ds Iss aud l0s.
In the above splendid scheme, those 1915
Tickets, having one only OF the drawn mum
beers on, and that one the last drawn from the
wheel, will each e. whole tickeD be entitled
to an elegant copy Of Hume. Smolle, aud Bis
sets England in nine Octave Volumes, on
snperfne per, each volume embellished ny
an historical engraving, executed in the high
est styla of the art in America deliverable at
either of the Offices ofthe managers ON ptrsen-
rtion Of the prize ticket--but il = share (of
the managers) it will be paid as cash prize
OF 3 l8.
Tickets $40, Halves s., Quarters 90.
For sale Mt the ever fortunate office oi
b. w HEWS0N.
Nav 19
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COMBS, &C. &C,

Extra larg" size Tortoise Tuck Combs
Smaller size do do
Large deep tooth side do
Smaller do do do
90 dozen BRAZILIAN Tuck do fasso,,ed,
,Vo Do do Side and nrnbaok do do
me Tooth, prime dressing and wood do
ian' Tooth and Cloth Brushes
Looking Glasses. &c. &c.
Leghorns and Cottage Boanets.
: Cases Indies white Leghorn Flats
do do b'ad do do
do do Misses white do
do Mems and Bows do
'n'p 1oii"ge nhi Gymp Bonneis
do Chihirens' Bonneis and Has
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

nMONEY FOUND between my house aud
lVH Lynchburg sum of money which the
owne can have by describing il, and paying
the expense Of this advertisement
JONATHAN JOHNSON.
June /. u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

HAY i continue 70 swe.. uall Virginia snail he
heraeii again. and be among the first in the
march ofpo.iisdl improvement
CAaiiILU5.
-1mtsfs. County.
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-S0e-
4 CAR ID.

u The Ladies interested in the Fair for the
benefit OF 81 paul's Church, Lynchburg. de.
signe to be held in October nexl, present their
compliments to the Ladies of this town and The
ne'ghhoring country, and cherish the hope that.
literally as their undertaking has already been
patron2ed, many who have not We, ,aken an
active part in This religious and charitable
work, may be found willing 10 contribute of
tbr time, labor and taste. in advancing a de.
sign So worthy of their benevolent exertion.
Ltnctbupg, Sd Jttpe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04
Cloths and CassiMeres

Cloths and Cassimeres d.
Extra snper6ne blue aud black lVelyet fnsh)
London Cloths
Do do Fashionable brown aud green.
do do
Fine and midling qualities, blue, black, olive,
and mkt do very cheap
supeihnc blue, black and fancy eolofed
Cassimercs
DO do Habit aud Pelisse Cloth for summer
coats.
drticieS for Summer Goats and Pan
falcons.
Ga Fren,, Bombazines
Bfoshells >, Prunela
Black ant mkt .upcifne Lasting
Wide Merino Ciroasslan, "a new anu beautiful
article)
DO Worstsd do do
Black and brown Merino Cloths. [very light
and durable)
silk Floreniines and Csmlets. for Pan aloons
superfne French aud German brown Linen,
r@r Pautal looms
Russia French and Nava,ino Linen Drilling
French, English and real lnde Naokrsns
Plain stripe Satins aud Jeans, &c, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04
SUNDRIES,

Patent Supcnders
Gather Palm Loaf and fancy Fans
Parasols aud Umbrellas
FIRE Screens, Powered Paper
Beautiful new fashion Retionles
Inc Steel Scissors aud Pen Knives
silver Ihimbes and Heminps Needl,s
Artificial Flowers aud W,ea,hs
do linsel head Ornaments
"o Hair Curls and Pnfs
Extra snperGne fancy Gill Buttons for Ioa,o.
dresses "''''
Ieail do do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04
Don't forsake the Union.
Another grand Union of Capitals !
Union Canal AlOttery,

CLASS No. q, for 1929.
To be drawn in the City Of Philadelphia, OF
Saturday the 18Th day Of June, 1929
Sixty Numbers-Nine drawn Ballots.
ENDID SCHEME
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

u ference as1 80 l65S gal 1891
Inspected lne lasl vesN 10 hhds passed tobac.
CO, "a hhd, refused sa.l 552.
Toe article al zsaarco continues 10 decline
the market isvsty dull especially for the
good AID Gnt--t Is rare 10 see Il hogshead sell
h'gher tlan SO. The demand for all SORTS is
not brisk, buI on the contrary, great indliFer-
enc IS manifested by the purchasers, who
seem 10 tlin. that The article is yet too high,
aud this opinion is for med IRON the prices of
the Richmond market, wLeIe thf prices on the
3lst a May "rgeas follows Refused 3 10 3 rs ;
Inferior ~ Common 4 - TO 8 so; Midline
qaalideS 80; Good aud Fine 10 lI-for the
latter descriptions our Correspondent informs
us there never wa less ,ompe ition, and the av-
erage prices of good and fine does not exceed
IS 80. We know that this Information viii not
he pleasing 10 our friends, but we are bound 10
give them the bad a well MS the good
Flour, by wholesale, - To 5 II 10
Whlskey, wholesale, from % 10 10 -
Corn, wholesale, pei bill. 90 to 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04
N. YORK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
CLASS NO. 6.
To be drawn in the City Of New York on Tues.
dav the ID day Of June 1899
SCIfEME

(which . 400 payable in ALBANY land.
Tickets $40, Halves IS, Quarters . 80.
For sale at HEWSONS OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

Tickets $40, Halves so, Quarters " %,
Call or send your orders 10" Fortunes Cot
tage.n for chances in the above splendid scheme
remember Nos, 81 % ~, Capital OF y 1000
and Nos, % % 81, $500, were both sold
at Hewsan's 10 the Union Canal. No. b.
Orders from all parts fthe United States, en-.
closing the cash OF prize tickets, will beprompt-
" attended to at IlEWSOHS OFFICE,
jane 4 Lynchburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04
VESTTNGS.


Do DO do do ToilInete
Plain and figured Silk and Velvet do
Silks, Grapes, Bareses, &c. &c
6.i Jet black Italian Lendsitring, ta new article
4 and "a blue, black do do do
Rich black, commpn width do
Je, and blue, black plain Gros do Naples
Fancy colors do do (al shades)
A beautiful variety of Plaid md figured silks,
for making and trimming bonncts aud dresses
Black and color.d watercd Silks
Black aud blue Mnrceino do
Black Italian Modes Tor trimmings
L ch colorcd Italiannene Tor fancy dresses
DO do Etofie lndienne do do
Plain Plaid and figured PalInarines
Plain and Plaid Bareges and Batiecs
Black aud fancy colored Mer'no Bn'iecs
Drab and Straw colored Bauuse Tor bonncts
best plain ME- ndarine aud Nankeen Grape
Dresses
Black, white ans colo,ed Italian Grapes aud
Grape Ieisgts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04
RICHMOND MAKKET-Wov 30

= - -'N''''7 W ''N'N VI -IH"V NJ
Flour, SO to 30 l24 Tobacco, 50 . To II
Prices TIN, week sre generall, 10 % cents
,lghcr; few hhds. very fine for manufacturing
in,o superior chewing tobacco, have sold al
Sli 76, 10 10 aud % IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

u The Annual Meeting Of The Lynehbgrg
Tract Society will be held in ST. paul's Chul CHI
THIS AFTERNOON, at 5 ocoo. Al early
candle hight, discourse will be delivered IN
the same Church, by the Rev. DIR. French, and
a collection taken up in aid of the Society.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

DO de Bobine,te wells, (black aod white
Heal Brussels Laees aud Edgings
| Gymp aud Bobinete do do
Wide and narrow earinps and Footinys
Plain wide Bobiurte aud Floss Threads
Fancy HandkerchieG and Sedrfs. a
Rich Gauze Barge aud Pemarine Hdks.
DO do do do Scnrfs
DO fancy Glow Worm do
Do Merno Barge do do
DO do do do Shawls
Do fhney colored SILK, do do
Gentlemens' pocket Hdkfs. (best quality
Bandanoa aud Fling do very cheap
Cravatings and Stocks.
81 White bordered Medium Cambria CravaI
ting
ID Hair Corded do do
ID Striped and checked fancy eoloted do
o-4 keei ltalinn Crayais, (blaek)
variety oil NaYatino aud Patent Ieaihrr
stocks, some very handsomc)
Ribbons, Belts, Brdids, &c. &c,
\ spleodid assortment of Matiees. Ionlerd.
'iond, Mohas, aud other ncw fashion Bonnet
nlbhons, (sprng colors)
lne, black. pink, straw, green, aid other col
Is, Lnedstring n Satin Ribbons, (all wialhs1
utuze, Sash aud Cap Ribbons
tainted, "alercd aud plain Beh Ribbons
Neck nnd Watch do
SILK "nd Nofstod Bfaids aud Cords
French iaPes aud Stay Laceu
Cotton and Linen Tapes aud Bobbin,
Sewing y X, Cotton aud Thread, Gall descrin'
tions)
Floss Cot lon (SnoolO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

Whole Tickets $40 Shares in proportion.
For sale at the fortnnaie@ofIice uf
Is. w HEWSON
Nav oS "a
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handsome Riding Whips. &e. &c &c &c.
HA rs 4 SHOES

C"'Vs "H'''h'fu'hos snpefhne Has q Whitr)
do low price fnr aud Wool do
J do dozen Palm or Rattan do for Summer
~ '""k' Shoes, containing ~ hile, black, pink,
blue, green, brown aud other coIors
Prnnells, Morocco and Seal Skin s.lking do
Aud oenoemens' Gait Skin Shoes and pumps.
very cheap. and light Tor Summer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04
GinghaMs and CaAicocs.

A great variety ofstyles md colers. selected
especially for tho Spring uade--among which
may be- found many patterns entirely new and
InAIInlln
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
REVIEW

REVIEW
OF the Lynchburg Markets.
Corrected for The lirginidn, by
Thomas A. HoLCoMRE and RICHARD TyRrr.
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of passed Tobac-
CO. from SO 10 TO II 90
inferior 10 common, 3 10 10 90
Common 10 ood, 5 O0to 0O
Good 10 fine, J 00to i 90
Refused, 1903 25
@tlps very few in market, 4 90 10 90
Comparison afinspeclions
Passed Ret For lus. Total Stock
June lSt H. h.pS l1S5 29l0 IL ,I53 37O3
June 1t, lSea. Ga54 i19o 1882 S7l2 2471
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

n ABBY'5 best Chewing Tobacco, for ssfs
blythe subscriber, Howell DAyIE9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04
DOMESTTCS.

10 bales heavy Sheeling. full 80 inches vile
10 do do Sbirings do 81 10 80 do
do aud 6-t Waltham Sbee,ine
g do 3, 4, and o. Bleacb.d Shining md
Sheeiing
Bales Cotton Oznabnres and Jeans
cases checked and plaid Domes,ics
II pieces 3 to IA Bed Ticking. (very cheap)
cases plain and Stripe Jeans for boys cloths
1000 lbs. Cotton Yarn, No b to 10, warranted
boxes Cotton Cards, Whii,emore's best
E0rthen, Giass, China and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
MISS MACKENZIE'S
SEMINARY

w ILL be re-opened ola the LIST October, for the
reception OF boarders and day pupils She
returns her grateful thanks the public tor the pre-
terence given to her establishment. and rests her
hopes OF It's continued prosperity the ,npru ect
evinced by her pupils.
1t Is Miss Alackenzie's ambition that Richmond TO
whose inhabitants she owes much, NAV, in the means
OF education, equal any city in the United States
10 attain this end she las chcerul,y contributed
ana viii continue to do so, by securing the MD Of
the most efficient masters oil the advantages that can
Dc derived from Il free access 10 well chosen libra
y, ana tue use Of an extensive chemical and pho-
sonh!ca apparatus, with whatever else she can pro-
cure, to facilitate the Improvement of the rising
generatien and render literature and science atrac-
i've with view TO further this object, Miss
Mackenzie is now at New York
aug 28-iawtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
TO PruIerS and Publishers.


TNNHE subscriber having added cIure Of mo.
Il veabie Type To ms Stereotype establishment, res
recfuy solics share Of the patronage Of the Printers
of Pennsy I've MIA Md the adjacent States.
Having practical knowledge of printing aud also ha-
wing been longer practically engaged in the business of
StereotypHg than any other person in the United States
he hopes to he able, from SUCH experience, give salts
faction to- these who may favor him with their orders
From an intimate Acquaintance for plumber oi years
(DeaTly eghD with the business Of type founding he
hopes 10 be able iO pruduce type equal uneIed
the Printers of tive u. States.
His prices, though low, will Of he the same as
Others in tine business. Nor will he tempt 60 vio
late ruth, insult common sense, by pretending To any
"Wcreased facilities in the manufacture. tor there s
other iaces' 81 present in this city, than were
IL years ago, when type from 10 90 per ceut
higher than AZ pTrSrniO have the nacrias used n
making printing types been greatly fpduccd as 20
bear any proportion the reduction in the prices Of
type. But the reduction has been "aduccd" by corpe-
luton, aud oveIbraring disposition in of those
founders who have grown rich the heretofore
profits ON type.
All sizes Of type, plain aud al Tor book aud
job printing, from If lines Plea Nonparei constantly
hand IN such quantity supply any oder short
notice In the choice II Book-leter, pains have been
aken select such faces generally approved for
ymmery, aud durability.
lie also keeps complete Printers Warehouse, 1.-THE
only IN this ciiy) and furnish complete Printing
Office very short notice.
The following his PRICES At eredit Of months,
for approved notes aeoepiance-or discount Of I'VE
per reut. will be made for cash:---
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
LIVERY STAREE.

'FllE subscriber has purchased the Horse Market
- and Livery Stable formerly owned by Mr. Jno
Blackwell, ION the street Leading from the Old
Market to tic Dock, opposite TO Mr.. Richard Arm.
strong's Tavern,) where he is prepared To receive
horses Oh livery on the most reasonable prices He
has good and careful ostcrs, large and commodious
stable, and pledges himself keep the best grain and
provendcr the market affords. The stable will be
under the management of Mr.. Richard IIazcwood,
who pledges himself that every attention shall be
paid TO horses entrusted to his care and socs the
continuance of former customers to this establish
ment, and hopes by unremitting attention to merit
share Of public patronage. He also informs his
friends and the public that he has supplied his stable
with horses, gigs, &c. for hire at the usual prices
JAMES EP.4.N.S.
e. The Stable Lot and situation are peculiarly
we'll calculated for drove horses, to which particular
attention will be paid. sept I-2aw6w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
LOUISA RACES.

IgNJIE Louisa Races will commence at Louisa court
house, on Thursday, the LIST of October First
dayss race mile heats for years DID, six entries and
closed. One hundred bushels OF merchantablc wheat
entrance, half Forfeit
William Norris IT. c. Big
Maj Bickerton Winston, b. s.
Elijah hutchinson black f. ) by Cagoliuian.
Robert G.. Willis. b. E.
John Graves, s. {.
DIR. james NJ. Morris, $. e. by Alfred.
I'd. days race, two mile heats, one hundred dollars
in cash with the addition of such subscription may
be subsequently made.f
Sd. days race PROJECTORS purse, made up Of the
first and second days entries and gate money. This
wal be handsome purse, to be run the best 3 IN q
mile heats. JNO. b. PRICE.
1t is confidently expected that the first day race
viii be exceedingly interesting each runner intending
to DO at the goal, and all having high expectations of
winning.
This purse is onccasing, and il is believed by the
day of the will NC of considerable magnitude.
aug28 Ste
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
JoEINg N. GORDON,

Grocer and Commission Merchant,
OFFERS to his friends aud the public generally,
" well selected assortment of GROCERIES,
at wholesale and retail, all ercept ardent spirits
Special attention viii be paid any produce conson-
ed to him, ichh lie exception aGOoe made and receive
and forward goods to persons III the upper country
on the usual terms. sept 4-8t c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

WILL be sold on the promises, on the 18th day Of
w September next, a Tract of Land lying in the
county Of Henrico, on the Williamsburg Stage Road,
about four miles from the city of Richmond, contain
ing between % and 100 acres the present residence
Of tho subscriber Besides the advantages Of situa-
ton and susceptibility Of improvement possessed by
this land, there is upon It r most convenient and
comfortable dwelling house, with every necessary out
house, an orchard containing between six and seven
hundred trees Of the finest fruit in the most flourish
ing condition, ond well of water inferior 20 none in
this State. The subscriber with proprioty re-
commend il as ono of the most healthy situations in
the county md to any one wishing 20 purchase
convenient, productive farm, more favorable op-
portunity could not present itself The subscriber
will take pleasure in showing the premises 20 any
person DESTROYS Of purchasing. The terms will be
msdo known on tho day ofsale.
sept t-dt' IAMES BARKER.