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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17
eeaboIesale prices Current.
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STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, kac-
good To bne, iO0lb. s5a9
middling, ) 50a5
common. 3a3 On
refused, = 30
usa,u,Jastyred--
L., quad. eavendish, ". - 4 u
small twist, NJ. |, HAS
40. Sail
t!O1r, city mills, 8
cauid, y ala
H'heat, bush. I 80 q | 81
CD'1,, bash. 80
Ca'ai, best Tor shipping, iG u 2
inferior, Ia a Is
Cotton, ~
vAH,oUs orHhh AivTiciiS.
.QiiSsi, 10. L
BriDasfoac, roll, 10. Sa3k
Beesodr, best, - "A -
Butie1', llaIo
Bat, mess Dbl loA all
B1eOn, old, 81 a6l
Cheese, 7aS
CaHSiIss, taliow, mouii, i0a al.
sperm. % Il 81
Coffee, w. (. green, Bali
Java, white, iOaI1
ordinary qualities, IL
Chocolate, no. ] II . 10
cCyPerdg, 10. ) - >
Fish, herltnys, ip. 1, 3 30
slIad, no. /, !
mJclScnel, nu. !, GAG 10
do. no. J, , 75a6
do. liO. ;, 4 81
Fraii, saisins, bunch, box, {
nuCl,sl, & q ) .
icutherS, ike geese, good, S0.r..
Glass, window. 5xlV, 30 feet
> IS l0xl2, DO. )
G,tnPordsr, DupOnt's, ; 80 a
Hemp, American, ION, 40 u -,
Hi'teS, Sp'h, sun-dri-d, Hal:
salted, Ia IL
Indigo, Sp'h i'otan,, lb.l75a2 ,.
Iron, Swedes, ton, l05
English, Us Il ~
American, IS l so
LG'd, az az
LiSie, W
Leather, sole, l. u -
upper 75a2 -
LrRi4er, clear, 1000 IL. 26
mcrchanta6lc, pa -
-Dda0gHty, 81. Dom. II. ID :
Law, lOal IL
JIOLdsSes, gal. n. o. 50 a 50
w. lnd.a, generally, ~ a -
.It4i, bushcl, 81
Ndils, cut, 10. = aG
oil, l;nTod, gal. mas
tanners, Dbl. l5al7
sperm. winter pf-d. gal. SO a ..
DO. SUMMER 20. 1Ja15
oats, bush - = 37I
Plaster 0f Paris, ton, 375a.
Pyrd;, pr.me, Lbi. IL allGo
mess, IA "a ii 20
Rice, CHoli'ia, rrw)I
SSg1J', LOAF laa2O, lump i5ai
y. -. brown, IrO LIS. 9 a 70 :.
ST. Croix, do. l0ala
muScoyadoss, 9alO
.Sali, sack, Liv. fille1, 3 p Il !
ground alum ) -
.Soitpstre, ID. I0ai1
SpiriiS--
brandy, c',9Iac, gal. l Iqal3,
apple bpn,dy, - a 80
peach do 80 a 100
ram, II. Cro:x & Ant. CD Il Q,
do. New England. 56 a 80
GIN, Holland, lalID
do. AMERICAN, 30 a -
whskey, D. 80
Stee!, CcImsn, lib. IL a 10
Eng, bliSered. sac
Amer. do. cas-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17
ern,ls,MertiaI Nrrorn.

Prom Liverpool E. Nov. O.
From Havre Nov 4
From New Orleans, Dc %
Ssa3er Of Boats, and amount Of produce passed gu
through the Loioer Locks
JAN. l3-l5 hhas tobacco, 273 bbs -four boats
JAN. iA.-50 hhds tobacco, 76 kegs manu- featured
DO il29 bos Hour, 1000 lbs miscellaneous articles
~ boats, 4 coal bosts, 1853 bushels coal
Extract OF q letter dated New Orleans, Dec pad
"Our port Is well stocked with shipping and freigLts
are very low aud dull and the reghting prospects for
the present altogether dscournginI. The present
rates to Liverpool arc 'stg nnd to ilavrc cts for
Cotton tothe States s. per hid and ct. por H. for
cotton Price OF Iolasses 90 cts. exclusive OF hhds
and cts. for Sugar; and 70 l24 cts. for Cotton"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17

n. mtnLi AM A. 1EA SIR, take notice, that We
s':. "n lucSsy ,ie 81 Gay Z! February nex il fair, il
not d. next i day, Mrs Frances Armi.icad's in e coun
" OF Curh cand Geween the hours vi 10 O'Clock the fore
,oo an 50 m the afternoon Of the day. proceed 10 take
the dispositions Of said Frances Aunead read as oyiderr
IN s' nov depending in the Superior Court Law for Cum
pand cc'y at which and place NAV attend You
think proper. Respectfully, JESSE S. ARMISTEAD
JAMES A. ARAIISTEAD
Executors Of Jas. A. Amistead decd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17

Dra'cing Of Grand Consolidated No. II.
10, IA, 25, /, 81, SO.
|, Id, 80, prize of $500, sold at the Managers
Office You have only to apply, to obtain capitals
lIn 10 YATES &, MINTYRE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17
FRESH GARDEN Seeds.

'5NIIE following Garden Seeds are believed IN he
equal, If not superior 10 any oftleir kind ever of.
tered Ill TINS market They are warranted pure and
unmixcd, and the growth Of 1898. Persons WISHING
To ob,an seeds Of this description are resnectt,IIa
invited to apply send their orders to the
door above the Mansion house Richmond. who
can also supply them with genuine Medicines Paints
OiiS, Dye-stuiiS &C. on the most reasonable terms.
CHARLES GODDARD.
AsPARAGUs
BALm--Lelnon.
BEANs-Early MazaToni Yellow Six Weeks; Small
Lima Case Knife Dutch; Early China Bush.
BEET--Long Blood; Early Turnp; Yellow do.
BkocoLI--PurPle Cape, finc--hghly recommended
III THE Anerican Farmer" White Cape. supe-
rior. ro' fO
CABn .aE--Eary June; Early York; Early Sugar
Loaf; Red Dutch; Early Pcnton Imperial I.pIoe
Drum Head; Green Globe Savoy.
CARnor-long Orange; Lemon; AltriDghurn.
CELERY-Solid White.
CREss--Curled.
CUcUmBER-Early Frame; Long
EaDIyE, or Succory.
LrTrrcE.Early Rose Imperial; Brown Dutch; Ice
Cross; Madeira.
Ma oN--Citron, Cantelope.
ON'oS-Red; White Portugal; Madeira.
PARsNIP-Large Dutch.
PAISLEY Double.
PEAs--Early June; Early Six Weeks; do. Vash;no.
tom do Charlton; Jefferson; Blue Prussian:
Dwarf Prolific; Marrowfat; Blue Imperial; White
PrussiBn
PEPpER--Squush; Cayenne
PEPPER Grass.
RADrsH-Long Scarlet; Scarlet Turnip; White
Turnp.
SALsrYY, or Vegetable OYSTER
SPINACH--Round.
IuRNlP-Early White Dutcl Large White Flat.
Dcdham Flat; Long White Gulford; Large
Yellow French.
RUrA BAGA. Jan 17-eoet
EW DRY GOODS s'FoRE.-L4Nk:y ~ HUN
u TER has taken the omcriv in t,. occ,,ncv .,
Aers Sunias, Son Brothers, immediately opposite lessrs
,i a. 'ooe 81 nH has 10" on hand general assortment OF
staple and fancy Dry Goods; among which are
Cloths, Cassu.eTes and si,iincts, fine ana coarsa
Red, white green and yellow iann.ls
SIX ana ,ripei Valencia ye.tinas
Nwansopwu and hiaTseIes DO
lFiai and German linens, las and camL.i:s
l.cui.s assorted, embracing. great variety
fHIicy, striped AMI plaid glghams
Tam and figured bJihbazeiis, various colnls
ii u o. Jd-Ons, aud book musiuls
0lUi India and Swiss
SWISS and b.ac. Italian silk cra,ais
anton and Mandarin Grapes italian do.
Ehrk itair'n !ustring, SeuIiews ana ..tsnrs
y !iIIv aisnrrui Of silk, aud wooien hcgi.r,
tssiucnaLe bonnet and belt ribbons
lag bandanna aHd coIoh handkcIchefs
Gloves and combs Of every description
i'uen anG cotton uckIgs tiITr,UT~ and apon che-Is
i.i!seyS 1hd Serscys suitable 81 servants ciohin.
bI""n and D,a:hed dO:1estcs, diapers, &C.
t9ri'ei'ns, hcat!l-russ, umbrellas &c. sc
ow for cash " ~ :"
NIX. MinLiAM 4 LIEN,-SiT take notice thai We
lie q oil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17
TETS CAV

The CONNECTICUT State Class No. g. will be drnw1,
hen the following przes viii be distributed te sesc
fortunate adyenturcr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17
THE Connecticut State Class No. g. will be drawn
at Hartford.
80 $4,000 s. $4,000 CAPITALS.

oo5o ErZcs' SG9I84
p, fictet' 81 RaIrss 81 5o--Qua,ters q %.
Hartford, Jan. 18th.
o. The drawing OF the above handsome scbnne.
VIII DO regularly received and no doubt most oftho
capitals will be paid usual at the tuy fortunate
Lottery and Exchange Once Of
500 THO. ". BIGGER,
Where has been paid No 20, % 3d. prize Of ss 600
4, 13 -, do 600
!, %, %, do 1000
10, q. IS, DO coo
80, SO, 81, do 500
With great number Ct other handsome prizes.
IAN ~ a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17

FOR SALE.
st. CROGX, Porto Rico and Now Orleans snrnrs
~ Loaf sugar, coffee
Youlcs patent shot, all sizes
HIaxals nails, all sizes
French brandy, imitation DO
Apple brandy
Jamoica, Antigua and Northern RUN
Holland and country gin
Moasses. wines, candies soap
Bunch and Muscatel saisus
GgnPowdcr, imperial, Young uysnn, Hys0n aud
Pouchoug tea
Chocolate. mustard
Ground and race ginger
Nutmcgs, indigo, birthstone
Sole and upper leather, Shoes
Spanish scgars cotton yarns assorted
Hoop iron, domUohns, German steel
Half and one third pint tumblers
Liquor cases, Goshen chooses
Allspice, pepper, &c. &c.
yen l0-eolot OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
NURSE FOR HIRE.
"A First rate nurse for hire For terms applv IN
jan THOS. III. DREW.
NEWARK CIDER.
a Fcw barrels Of choice Newark cider, for sale by
ion : AS. WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17

SCHEME

DISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY, NO. 10,
40 be drdon at Richmond, l2h Eebruayy, 1929.
Gr IL ,480 Tickets only. IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17
BIGGER'S OFFICE.
NOVICE.

u cvcnlug last, took from tho room Orthc Fair y
Blue Silk Umbrella with Buckborn handle and Hon
~ n. Grannss, marked on the slide. will much obnc
The o'onsr by leaving IL Mt the store or
ian ~ C;RANNtSS. son & BROTHERS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17
Itscttott Sc aIFn.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP. q co.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION

On MONDAY next the 10th inst. ct 10 o'clock
WIN be sold at our Auction Rooms, pitort reserve
a large and general assortment of DRY GOODS
Just received .. D. a. CO. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17
-lLG-3. e I Az.
THIS NvsFSIIsG,
WIl b. presented COR the last time this season. the
oT

THIS uvIsFsEIse,
Wi bc presented COR the last time this season, the
Comedy of
SPEED THE pLOU GIL.
Sir Abel Handy, Dir. Herbert,
Bob Handy. 10y particular desrel Richardson.
Sir Philip Blundorj, Davis,
Henry, Walt,a
Morringt0n, Richards
Farmer Asield Herhert IT.
Geraia StickDey,
evergreen: Farrell,
Postiilion, Osborue
Bob's servant a. w alton
Sir Philips servent, KIM
Miss BlandioId. Mrs. Collins
Lady Handy, D..lcogr
Dame Aehteid, Read
Susdn, Osborne.
THE PLAY.
ltORNPiPE, By Mr.. Richards
COMIC SONG, By MIR. Farrell.
To conclude with the new Farce, never performed
III this city, called
THE LOTTERY TICKET.
Cupias, Mr. Davis,
Norwood, Herbert, ir.
Charles, Garner
Villagers &c.
Mrs. Corset, Mrs. Read,
Susan, Collins.
TckCiT-Box and Pit, S1-AIid,Ar Gallery. 80
conts-Side Gallery % cents.
IL No smoking allowed IN tho Theatre.
Doors to be opened at q, aud c;Ttuih to rise at 7
o'olock precisely.
~ set OF excellent stoves arc supplied for the
comfort Of the audience. ian II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-17
sTAMAGENS' OEPyCE:..
TsGyy EoREy co2Escrrn A.sr,r nrn ia

10 Le dyat5R NOT Iuesdea
$4,000, $4,000
5000, 250H
1000 . of 1900
Of Coo . Of 500,
Of ~, $3.50 OF 90 '-'' W. '''
W p go 1airessiO Quarters s., Eghss g So
me Drawings viii be received at the Managers
Office, under the Eagle Hotel where the fortSnats
holder of 4, 81, %, capital of 50 OOO whole ticket
IS respectfully invited to call and receive the cash
jan YATES y MINTYRE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21
Mr.. FRANCIS
PORTER CELLAR

FHNlIE subscriber very respectfully inlorns Tho ci.
IONS of Richmond, Manchester and the public
generally, that lac is again commencing the ROT.
ILLfG BUSINESS OF Porter, Ale, Cider and
WINE. lie has inst received few hogsheads of
superior quality PORTER s, ALE, from one of
tue best brcwerics in the l.. States, T. Morris s.,
Son, Philadelphia.
Country merchants may rely .n having the Porter
packed IN the very best manner so that it will be safe
20 carry Three hundred miles if necessary. Old
Bottng Cellar the corner OF lith street nert door
TO VIM II. Fizwhylsonn, Esquire, or at the store of
the subscriber, directly opposite the centre oil the
may 81 JOIiN HENRY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21
SPRING GOoDS

- an, =, -. nAN6 GOODS.
Ahf.S IL. HUNTER has received bv the Rich.
y mond Packet and Tantivy from New York. an
which are oODo' ahohg
black hombazines and bombazet,s
super Canton and Mandarin grapes
Italian Grapes, various colours
Black and blue black Italian llstrines
black satin lcvantines
Italian silk SO and 40 inch crayats
India and German flag handkerchiefs
Brown, crimson and yellow bandannas
WHITE, coloured and striped Jeans
Marseilles vestings India nankins and drillmgs
Nentings, linen cambrics s. linen cambria hdEfs
Jaconet cambria, book and null n,slins
Oamnric dluliiy, striped jaconets
fashionable cahcocs and ginghams
Lace wells, pallerines, capes and collars
Sauze veiis and handkcrchiefs
DIX and cotton hose and half hose
mems super beaver and horse skin gloves
Ladies co!oured horse-skin and kid do
sonnet and belt ribbons braids &C.
iortoise, tuck and side combs
Parasols and umbrellas
Brown and bleached shirtings aud sheetinc,
Table and Russia diapers, bed iickincs' ozna-
ourgs, &c. &C., which are offered on the lowe,
C e ~, co11II. april
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21
.trD,,to,tO GzsbtQ.
THURSDAY MORNING, NAY 81. Iso0.

we most earnestly call the attention Of our follow
c'izens to the election for members of Convention on
Friday next--.non frceholders well freehoders
favorable to the extension Of the right of suffrage.
we much fear there istoo great apathy the par,
OF thefrenRs ofreform. Let bcsecch them to turn
out one aud al.Wc doubt not that the peoples tick
ct can be elected by the vote of Richmond All par.
tics are united on Judge Marshall Copton will be
elected with even moderate vote here. The con-
test is between Nicholas and Tyler, and Robertson
and Chamberlayne. The former notorious and I'M.
compromising enemies of a Convention and reform,
and the latter sterling undertaking republicans and
advocates Of democratic rule md the sovereignty of
the peopie-not of an oiisarchy. We look forward
with hopes of utter defeat to caucus nomination, if
our fellow citizens will bu. DO their duty.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21
A CITIZEN OF RICHMOND.
Fon THE WHrG.
Non Freehoiders 10 your Pos

Won FFceho7dcrs % your TosIr.
Friday is the day on which are expected to re-
deem the pledge given AT the meeting in this City,
which set example to The other cities and counties
of the commonwealth. II is hoped that no one of Us
will be- careless of his rights to neglect this great
and only opportunity have had of exercising the
privilege of freeman. 1t has been asserted by
many well qualified to Judge. that the officer holding
the poll cnnnot refuse to put on the back
of the poll if they should be questioned. Th, fdone,
Will be all that IL necessary bring our claims 10 the
notice of the Convention which will decide upon the
right of delegates to seat in that body. II is OK
pcctcd good grounds that that body viii not
uize the attempted usurpation of the late Louisla-
ture; and if So yon have in your hands the election
Of whom you please.
NON-FREEUOIDER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21
FoR THE WHIH.

To He CU1-ens Of Richmond.
It is now well ascertained that ON vou denends
whether the Delegation from this district to the
Convention, consists of men DESTROYS of aiding in
the necessary reforms To the Constitution of the
State, or men opposed 10 oil reform whatever. No
acquainted in the slightest degree with the feel
ings and opinions OF the lower part of this convention
district, can doubt that Messrs. Nicholas and Tyler
are supported there, because they are believed TO be-
decidedly hostile to convention in any FORM and of
course to all REFORM Will tho citizens of Richmond
aid in such purpose? trust not. hope they will
not be Indifferent TO question of such moment Gus
consequence full vote in this city can elect
Messrs Clopton, Robertson, and Chambcrlayne,
men, who will support the principles declared IN the
Bill oil Rights, and vote for all temperate reforms
that may he proposed mon who will not regulate
their votes, to adopt such constitution as they
know will be rejected by minority of this common
wealth, with that sole view.
A CITIZEN or RICHMOND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21

JACOB h. BoYER, whose conviction in tue l.. ).
Court, of the crime of uttering forged bank bills we
noticed few days ago, has been sentenced by Judge
Washington, to three years imprisonment, at hard
labor being the shortest period allowed by the act of
Congress. In allusion to this unhappy man, the De-
mocratc Press well observes: ale has wounded
friends and carried anguish ard distress 10 the bo
SONS Of those he most loved, and by whom he was
most beloved. An age had rolled over his head since
he had attained TO the state of manhood and the breath
Of suspicion had never dimmed his unsullied name.
niisorunes press upon him. ne is assailed by tempta
ton and falls victim Instead Of loading him with
imprecatons, let look well to our own footsteps.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21
mAN0GAMY-

Hourly expected frcm New York, consirn-
ment OF mahogany, selected and cut al sizes to
suit cannet-nakeTs, VIZ: T-8, SIS, and 3-9 boards;
and ID nch plank; and 4 - inch Joints for bed
seads; and inch do. FOR pillars; crotch and shaded
Ynecrs, and elegant cross-boardng. This wood viii
be sold low for cash, approved paper at so DAYS.
Gaoinct.rnakcrs viii do well 10 call when it arrives
Due notice will he given. Apply 10
may 2O--2tt MARTIN JTOIJJNS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21
FRESH GOODS

TgIilE Subscriber has received rs the Richmond Packet
beautiful assortment Of fine and supcTnc English and
Wrench camhrc ginghlms style racoe plain and figured
baeStc, plain and figured swiss null book musns long
and fhou barcgr scarf rich barge handkorchc dc coupe
and other rich figured Cauzc, and gros naples rhband
workc, muslin, and lace oapcs, and pccrucs patent
hose of superior quality, Uaruo bonhl7inc french drllmss
and other suitable goods, Tor gcnilcmcs sumner wear
Umbrellas Parasols, gloves, and variety of other goods
a, very low prices H. NELSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21

OrIeans Tor tins port, having been wrecked at that
the captain of the Hope, the Shark PROMPTLY sailed
to scour that ncighborhood. r''' '"'eN
"Four, Philadelphia and Baltimore, is un,aleabls.
Is nomnally Si4--no buyers it is needless to shin
still pays freigh. in Spanish vessels" ''O''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21
PRENTIS CHUBB'S

ThENIIS CHUBB'S
jiuoTY and USLUcKY Office,
No. 759 .Edin STREET.
DRAW numbers in the Connecticut State Lot
- terry, Class No. g. are
II, 30, 10, rs, 10, ., 8, 6, 81.
No. ., 3. 81, the Grand PRfzE OF
COCO DOLLARS,
Was sold 1T this Office, only FIVE minutes before
the drawing was received, TO Mr. Thos q. Rirger
and it gives much pleasure 10 state that he had
the same on hand and is the fortunate owner.
p. e. hopes to have the pleasure of supplying
some Of his friends and customers 10 the following
good Prizes, in the Union Canal Lottery, No s. TO
be drawn day after To Morrow.
SHTT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21

BALDWIN, IVES d co.
III AVE received by tho Virginia and Faycriic,
- from Philadelphia, and Toutiyy, from New
York,
let and blue black i'ciian lustrings
Super blue black, gros dc Naples
Black satin lcvantIncs, and sarsnCts
Rich gnulc, and lcc1idas hdkfs
Fig, hook, and Swiss muslius
Swiss points and canes
Sadders' sewing silks
Worsted braids. all colors
White and yellow marking canvass
Super black hastings. and circassiaus
White and colorCd Marscillcs
Extra blue. and black cloths
A few pcccs beautiful oiirc do
Super drab, blue, black mixed and snuff cass.
incrCs
Rich artificial flowers
Glughams, 4 splendid assortment
Ribbon and bonnet wire
Gauze, cap and bonnet ribbons
New style suspcndcrs
COlorcd battistes, largo supply
Gimp LAGOS, taitngs md pcarllngs
ALSO,
bales British osuaburgs
do blcachcd dOwlas and ttklcnburgs
cases super Irish linens, chap
do assorted prints. &C. &c.
III Of which We offcr 70 sa'", on accommodating
terms ma il-i8t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21
MANAGERS OFFICE.

... Nay 2gth, 1929.
= prizes III the Connecticut state Lottery, Class No. .:
II, SO, 10. 48, 10, .. 81. c, 81.
b. capita! pre- of $4,000, sold b. vende1 in the
~ ST. 81, a. each prizes Of $500, .od in whole ,sse,,, at
the Managers Office under tho Eagle Hotel to gentlemen o.
lie city YATES 81 N'INTYRE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21
TRUST SALE

TRUST SALE
Of FdiuGb!s Stock in Trade
On THURSDAY morning next, the egth of NM.
at 10 o'clock we shall sell at Auction. at the Sto;
now occupied by Messrs. G. p. & J. HaIlam. tS,;r
valuable Stock of Groceries, CHM and Glassware
oy authority OF deed of Trust. The terms of sal.
are cash, for under $50, and 90 davs cre5;. S
sums over $50, for satisfactory endorsed notes.
ISAAC DAVENPORT
r. II. GLINN. Trustees.
Sale 10 be made BY DAyESpo8r, ALLEN g. Co.
:H-- may 81 ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21

y HARD CASE.
"ThCrc old woman she lived m shoe
"Shc had 50 many children she didn't know what % do.
''Sonr she gave potatoes, and some she gave bread,
"Somc she gave whipping and sent them bed"
VIC never think oi the above pathetic lines without bcrr
oroiby struck with the similarity OF condition existing between
the old lady and the President Of tho United States So
calls for Office much struggling
from the Treasury table, opCn mouths TO stoppej
and hungry he filed that General ks6u
condition, though tho Presidential palace must ~ oui,c ~
uncomfortable as that nj tho poor needy shoe
Indeed II is respects much
difficulties her and knew what she lad
u how Gar she could relieving the wants her chill
drcn. and, when thc elas spent how MANY Of the
yukcrs she must satisfy with birch instead ut the
President end the calls
remain and turbulent ycpccd by
whipping. Foreign embassies Will cn but lc way among 81,
hungry eNpcci1's, tire cabinet
iu1gcs1ips aud aorrcyshUs will satisfy hut few r,o,b,
larger cocctCrshps and post offices stand chance arnour
many i'm short all the richer IN tho Gift government
me hu crnrb n bread IN the hands the oil woman
oi The shoe, q satisfy tho of her family The
minor offices penul hut what they among 8,
many The potatoes Of tho treasury they may DO called; bot
such i00d they arc cy swallowed and hut small
Part Of those who weccug Justify or food have had norsc
What Is 20 hc done with these Ac be in tho
summary Of the old Tho shoe VINO whipped
those She unable cd Rut whcrcwih could the naiton
supply birch ior extensive h1geauon' The forests would
fail, bcioye the half ~ accomplished. Would not be
better 20 create few thousand Offices Tor tho special benefit
applicants NJ the CfisiP Whining
ton and r., hanging them under tho I'd section that would
be placing them the fontinr those traors
the members " tho Hartford Convention tho creation
ofnC obce that would he Inconsistent with tic promise Of
government The situation of the President then is inec
most amcutablc and the trying tho old woman In tr
shoe sinks into nothing nv point Of pao when corparrd with
that of our beloved chief magistrate.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21
GonItsIerrtaI Rfror6-

PATE or LATEST EUROPEAN ADyIcys-
From Liverpool, A.;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21
GOVERNOR HOuSTnM-

NASHVILLE, April 2o.-Genernl Houston our late
Governor, LEI, this place, in the steam boa, Red Ro
vcr on the 2dth instant. His destination il TO the
Cherokee Indians, in the Arkansas Territory.
jVhig.
Our readers have been doubtless on the hooks of
impatienccto learn something of the calamitous cir
cumstances which, from his letter Of resignation it
seems drove Gen. Houston from his official station.
From citizen Of Tennessee, Il passenger in the
Stage on Wednesday evening, information was OBJ
tanned. which may be relied The circumstances
are OF ~opestic and delicate nature, which viii
account for the silence in the Tennessee
papers upon the subject. United, few months
since, to an aniable and respectable lady. it seems
mat, under the influence of some unhappy dclusion
his treatment Of her has been so outrageous Us 20
cause the most unequvocal expressions Of popular
indignation.--It is the universal opinion that his
suspicious were entirely gratuitous and uniounied.
aud OF the sympathy of the public il entirely
IN the side ui the lady: He was burnt in efipy at
Nashville, and so strong was the current of opinion
against him, That longer residence in the State would
have been by no means desirable, if sufe.
Political Arena.