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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
TIE CONVENTION.

THURSDAY, OCToBER Is.
After prayer by tho Rev. MIR. Kerr he Conven,ioo
at o'clock, was called to order
MIR. ANDERSON, of Shenandoah, presented me-
moral from the non frecholders of Shenandoah coun
~, praying for an extension of the elective franchise
10 the nonireehoders, embracin. ''every free white
male citizen Of 81 Yeas, who shall have paid his
taxes and levies, and have resided in any county.
city, town or borough of this Commonwealth for ~
ieost i~e,e months previous To offering his and
SHAFT not have been convicted OF any infamous crime
The Memorial was received, the reading dispensed
with, on motion OF Mr.. ASpkasoN, and the Memorial
WIS reierrod to the Committee on tie Legislative
Department.
On motion Of 5Ir. Mccoy, tho House then al;
journcd III ~. morrow at o'clock.
The following Document was laid before tho Cnr
Vcniion "Wednesday.
A STATEMENT
OF the number Of persons in each County rnd Corpo.
rate Town within this Commonwealth, charged
with State Tax for the year 1923, ON movable
property.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
GRAND HARMONICON,

Or Musical Glasses.
NTR. SMITH has the pleasure 70 announce that
I'VE he viii be assisted this evening, by an ANA
eur, on the Guitar, with which the IIaImonicon most
accords.
NY heart aud iutc
Away with melancholy and variations
Within mile of Edinburgh
Ropsseaus dream and variations
jesse the -four o Duinblane
Home! sweet home!
Now nj Inconhghts fairy l0.r
Aud Lang Syne
SAcRED MUs,c,
Comm thro the rye
Waltz
Love thee dearest
Oh no u never mention him
SACRED MIslC.
AIS well
Performance to commence at 7o'ciocb.
10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16

excelled by that OF ITS vocIferous and ardent
original friends! And yet, this trimmer to every
oreeze-this fee-totum,--who can be spun by every
anu any hand and turn up any color which Interest
points out--is preferred over the head of man who
never inquiries pho or hoo many coincide with hin,
IN opinion bat Is his opinion and believing
1t to be advocates il with unnchinp ENERGY an5
never-urmg consistency. II is DONE however; and all
we can say is, that we hope it may prove an aur
~ of things TO como.
bfhe HarmoDicon, or musical glasses 10 he ey
hibited this evening in the Hall of Deegatesl are
worthy of being heard by the curious, and the lovers
OF melody Never hns human ing .nuity extracted
from matter, sounds wonderfully sweet.
w The Fdir-wbich was brilliantly attended yes
terday, viii De opened again this day. at O'Clock.
The news by the Birmingham has knocked down
the price Of wheat and four.-Wheat fell 10 cts n
bushel yesterday. Flour was without demand
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
CIRCUS

THNslE Ladies and Gentlemen of Richmond, Man
chester ana visitors, arc respectfully informed
that the CIRCUS (siiuate OIL nth near Main sircctI
Is open.
The managers ask Of the liberal public the, have
the honor to serve. such patronage may be merited
oy The efforts OF q well appointed and organized
Company. oSt n
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NzUSEcAL GEASsys.


sSRtNCiS III. SMITH ros,,rcil!. anroti,ce. tina; he
L proposes givn. s.Xiiibioa above s,-ineut m
lho 44dIL n te HOUSE oC DEL III; 41f.S on Eyis1,,
frenng, lh INST at 0ctoet One a,f The prstt<s Tor tie
ttufhi 81 The FOlnaie OIpi;an ASYLUM.
he eIe?Iihuneni ~ selfrt,ou OF The u,cy
Hfred rone together with pieces Gi,s
SINCE his nuneT visit to Richmond Harroaicnn has sc
n"eh improved u wuh to- it, aa ranc, and
the Character of 'e Music produced from IT, rendering as
an ornamental! 9er Gentle liable.
The high Inn h;s ms e,ne, e,sr.,
n'ctor hos rSrvcd during the vrar lrar.aut the .-r
mat they only need 10 4 gene ,ily to berors
'dS'"'ht aprSndase 10 the paTOr Beside the cxCulc
nl'iy ~ h tn"eS, unuTpassed by that oilPr n>ttu
"fnt is simplicity strongly recommends the I,yc, Of
usc particularly Go,e who have little leisure t srirc Tor
sU1l an accom- smacni, r- Dp practice ihocr
unasseo hy any knowledge oI the cieurf vi sake pra
The iar"oncon i made Of caIen, prices acroIi.m, to tine
ha'sh oi tie ca.nisj work.
Far a: fla ses, In TN, sn,iusin s-fis4ri s1s
90 IA MAHOGANY case made Ilar. '15
do do Of tie best naFIials, elegantly I'm, shed IS
t",7 require 70 rti an q eoT717o,, trbie
r~ me nke tie last, with Eaucsone stand Iesembins
p'er table. Ia
charge o! IN
smaller SGT, CONSISTING of two oc,avcs arranged in the
icy OF with the dee.denfG s.P, i;ie.i plain
I"iiion-for Of essans which STALL enable the
'rSinSI 20 pay dzcn tunes 10y nVr, hc fc i dnio,s
NT Smith has btougij offen with bjn t R,rLno,d
WHICH may le seer n Mr.. Nas,'s l.o.,l,irre
rk'is Tor tive Exhibition 30 cents Chi.drens cents
may DO had ~ Nlr Nasl's. aud at tine ,ianr
should the weather exhibition
WI De sipdned unii the fair I5-at
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
MARINE NEWS
PORT or RiCI.NOND.
ARRIVED

ARkIN lid,
ScIT James Fisher Soners f.on Philaicph, - hour.
win sondres, oi.asn ~ rsasan,s, ii Nash DAvenpu,,
Aie. " ca, b teyiHn, Anderson 8 NeiC.s.
Brig America, Coule for ,' Iia. .a1n.> Tour
,. r eneSm, n'so, Tor ba,ima'e coal and TOBACCO
Schr Armada, Clifford for New York. houI anu wheat
The Export, for Richuond sailed from Cowes Aug &C
ine u.e, Cossh' and Alexander, Bailey, fral Virginia
The Fame, soule and Mar Lord. Wilson, FUN Virginia
were at t'Ia,eseud 9th Sent,
a, M l.,c, e., t',n Aug Do'cSeer, small Virginia
ne Ia'y-iio SI Virginia, was entered ior leading LiyeE
The Ssoc Ma,s,n sailed IN I,,er,oo a,h Sent, n, SYo.
The hf Nedora. Campt, advertised liverpool U,h
sept for Norfolk to meet with immediate despatch
which shore, dischagug About 500 Lacs If cotton
Dlhiu Quebec vas totally lost on Hes Iioy,e this morn
mg -Four Of The crew dIowned; eight saved"
Avg 2S-Fhe Prospect, Thur>by, fro Queac fa L;ve.-
away" ~ 80
o,s,xD, Sept aon FRIDAY nish, last the y,,c,- Porte,
al on hnd drowned The stem, sides and ros.
commanded Toy CAPTAIN Porter, Of Sdiein;ia master
NORFOLK, Oct Md. scars Piurarch Shorter fin b.
more II h. bound Ricnneud Eaterrize Burd fn Rich
In Hampnn Roads ship WI nm Crown Taylar Ea,nc..
u hs bound up mes River Last night, the Shne spoke
ships a anchor Of winch the Galen Cooksey fn ;,
Peershurgh bound to HnltnoIe on New Point, In; Io,i
up on North Point ship Marcus. and Dv,ch bsig b5md p
Also aps ieny Clay, Parker, "a! up James RIVER bound 10
ueneni Sarah, Harding, n Gifts ONT, bound tiav re- hs
'.5gmn' Prince I'm up James River. bound to London
The snip iyses anchored in Hampton RcadstLs afternoon
helirvod I'm valparaiso
'ld chrs riutaFch. Shorter Rishmon; Fayo.i,c Benard
Philadelphia. ~
BOSTON, oe, 1O-Cd, brig Lowell, West Eichuond,
NEW YORK, Oct, l2-CIl, schr AriaJuc, Robinson Nor
folk ~ ~
Arid, shops Cardinal Davis, AMI Aid Davis fin Richmond
Sailed hIis " i;am Penn, Norfolk :chrs swan Woslom,
Petersburg; Fair Play Tyler, Richmond; raudy C o sea
horse do Olivia Brick neil Norfolk; increase Hllk e do
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
SPLENDID PANORAMA
OF
WEST POINT
Us nozp Open Hf a. HLscLn,.

Is nop open at the Museum.
|kNlllS Interesting Painting lin oil colars.l is upon
scale OF nearly 1900 square feet of Canvass,
by 100 feet circumference DeSt Point is the Scot
Of the National Military Academy on the Hudson
River, New York; 1t commands the most romantic
ana beautiful Sccncry-The highlands or Mountains
arc SEN rsS from to 1000 feet above the surface
OF the RIVER
The panorama will be open during the day time
from9 y. Il. TO p. NJ and in the Evening II will
DC displayed IN beautiful Transparency, aud brilliant
'y illuminated. Doors open at Z p. NJ
a. Tickets may be had at the Bookstores of Mr.
!6hn I'll. Nash, Messrs Collins g. Co at the Eagle
lIolel, and at the Museum.
Price 90 ccnts,-Childrcn halfpricc.
1i-pO6f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
HUBBARD & GARDNER

- - LII n AtA( ~ NJ IN
Haze receired their Fail supply Of GOODS, and
nOic o6er for sale
SA A0fA Pair of Shoes comprising an o~ySor,
az, OOO mcnt of almost cyerv scscrin,;,,,
most of which were made 10 order
1900 pair plantation shoes, cfly made and war
rantcd good
5000 sides soal leather
800 do russell and wax upper heather
9 do white and coourcd lining skins
~ DO russell sheep DO
do hattcrs lining p,
do hog Il,
Use hoN-S mems fiT lrfs
ID bows do du
~ do mems aud boys wool iIa's
do hu black g. drRb DO round ,rau,n
va dozt'n ClIidrcns morocco hats
70 90 mems and boys fur caps
IS nests HAIR and seal skin trunks
600 rCams wrspwng paper
50 ,lo do do. LARGO size
i7R do writing and letter do
Oh boxes WEittcmOrc's cotton and wool cards
do common cotton cards. No. 20
no lbs shop twinc
e6Oo DO shoe thread. u halls
% do1 black oil varui-h
IS dn boot and shoe Iasis
gtuss cup backing
10 dozen WebStcr's spelling boks
10 do EmeTson's razor sttaps
Leading lines, boot cord web. 81,
scpt 2s-eoo,if
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Richmond Races, Fall, 1899.


WE Richmond Races the Tree Hill Coutso.
VIII commence on the Sd Tuesday ,(sp,h Of Ce-
tobef,) and continue four days, as usual
FIRST pAY.-A match hccc Cor $1,000 sHir be,
tween two colts of tried speed and bottom two mir,
meats From previous and Interesting cratest
mnch doubt exists as to the superiority or tho ors
over the other, aud considerable interest 10 e~reX
On the same day, n swccpstukc Tor coks and fikes
years old, two mie heats, rance $500; three sin,
scr,bers. and closed.
heats. INV
On the Same day, sweepstake for tIroe wears esd
cots ana hhes, two mile heats, entrance SloO fur
TIIRe DAY.-Jockey Grub PURSE 5000, four
mile heats. - 49, 10y
EovRTH DAY.-Tho dpuuol posiata4,e, $3.50, .hrce
mile heats ''''''
Polly Hopkins Slender, Kate Ken.ucv. sfst,y.
WHXcy, Cadnus. Sud many fine horses are h, train
ing probably greater number than ever Vas kuoU6
m Virginia at any time.
The Proprietor viii be vrcr,atcd os be, sogs., Az,
accoTmodotc gentlemen Sho may desire Co Nay ne
Tree Hill during the races.
Those members Of he Club that eh0ud bc nncfbla
to attend the Fall Meeting vail please ibrvaid their
subscriptions, the purses l0rgr apd the sba1.
Der bound 10 put them UP. j. NJ. SkLDEN,
Treasurer A. Ppopriafor
The Editors ofthe National IntelIggnset Ere1lcv
rcksburg Arena. lneniecncer PcterhUsr. ard
LyHchburg VirgInan, are requested 90 publish fla
above once week until The feccs, and send theiS
&c counts 70 y AZ. T.
sept f5-ctQt dot If
STARCH, LEMONS, dc
Oh boxes starch a
OO 80 go Resh Le5acns
DO cotton game No. . "a 10. ~ ~ zpded
ter sale by NAVEhPORl, ALLRA y &C,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16

In the foregoing enumeration, persons of every age
and colour, and Of both sexes, are included.
JAMES j.. HEATH, n. II. n.
AUoITORs OFFICE, 18th Oct. 1929
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
the provisions OF ihe last Wileni

PURSUANT TO the proyisiony of The last vatsIIsnnA
testament of the late Augustine Dayrs. shal NJ
his executor, Proceed sell pubic auction ON Sam
day Tie Slsl OF lctober, 1929 the following valuable
feai Estate, VIZ: the three Story hrck house OIL 81
Iith streets, NJ present occupied by M, Siehafd
j he house adjoining tho nccup,,d by Mr. Scu-
uel Shepherd. and Alessts. Richie e. Cook ns Tho
ny DR. Clark Aud the ground from lhsnce tn the CHS
tern boundary OF said Davis's lot, eenraninr fs-e
on which sands frame building al present occnHNd
by MIR. l.. l.. Montague Cs-
Also $40 acres OF land lying in the county of Hem
rco about seven 1niics above tow r-a plat of i5rh
may oe-seen at any time at tie Cofie House-yhth
Is divided INTO three different TRACTS of 5a5 acres I1S
acres, and 9e acres each accommodate purchasers
The sale oi the whole will ialSe place un that dsv
az the Office of the Enquirer, aud the terms VII! be A
MIRO IN cash on third in six months, and the
inE third IN twelve months from the dav of saic :,
bonds and deeds Vt trust the property WIN DC "a,
CURED for the TWO last payments
oct "a ". ROOTES Exccn,r-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
Mesrttot1 Sa7fSs


Bi DAVENFSJRT. AL ~ 4 s.5s-
GROCER1ES, &c.
On THURSDAY, the 18th INST nj 10 o,,s,r> a
our Auction Store 'A"s -
100 Boxes best brown soan
100 reans Wrapping paper
30 NJ. quilts
100 reaIus writior paicr
20 hhds. ST. Croix sugar .-l,..l, as4
10 do w. l. u.olasseL
pipes Cognac brandy
5 do Hollands r-;n
go casks cheese
10 kegs indigo
10 bbis. cordial
20 bags coffee
5000 pounds cotton vrrns
so boxes Spanish cn,ass
10 doz. chairs
bags race ginger
Wines, shad, rpackerel &r.
oct - d. A A. RI 80
a. The above sale postponed to Saturday me
! 'tiI Nst ID. a. 4 Co. aucas
oct I6
~ oIaLttaBLE BOOKS ar AUCTION
ohmoNpAf, the isrh inst az O'Clock we shah srr
u rooms TIC following ysual- and ersrcr works,
rnc' c'opedia britannia, ~ do. bcsr,ss
cuPP1er'eni {" do III parts. Ito. do % March I82a
,Tsvin.s :" w. ~ S sr "'S' e'sa"' CIV
Scenery of the GFampan aonsains vel tso with Al
superb engravipss 80 'S"N' NO" ~
ET!tish AdinTa,s g xo,s o.,
SarolVts NuuxS a,
parton Nu'ks VI - Pierre do. s.no.
Hsa'nsays U"'re'- History, 10 sno.
DAnkes IiSog' Apply, > do f,liD.
BRITISH Ihsairc /, Ia Ieao
Operative Nechauc, 2 30 spq
Ho,arh's Wo,k> Q do emo
sfsa' i'iaHy iae anl valuable weeks; ain eS,ra-
the estate Of gentleman dscsased Also n,mbe, ~ SsS
oSl 40 D. n. ~ TO. Aucy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
Trust Sale Of Valuable Real Pro0c,

1ruSt sale Of F0taG6ie Red! Properig.
F5NO satisfy the provisions of deed of tnst exe
cutcd to me, BY Robert Poore, anG Ann T. ks
VIE bearing date ON the 2sth day of July 1923 r,
indemnify the late Willis Cowling ifrn loss or dam
ae' IN consequence OF his undertakings, r the sfI
public auction. for cash. az the font door of tc f,
gle Hotel in the city of Richmond IN Saturday, IN.
lst INST at l1oriook, that certain Iot uld Tone s,n
dGed, the road leading from E Street, mp Shockre
l1iii' by the Governors, now occupied bv Mr Holev
as boarding house, and in which the Pest Otr,, h
SEPT Is valuable piece of property, situated In
the centre of the city, and yields an yeasy rent Of
500 The title is believed unquestionabse but I
shall warrant such only Is vested in me by the ded
aforesaid. JOSEPH MAYO J'r,s,r-S
The above sale, is made with NV consent
ocf Saw8t-d4 ROBERT POORE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
PYAMN.E0Rwus-

nUBOIS & STODART. OF Now York. rcspect.
EP fully inform the public and their nulncr,.re
friends lii Richmond and It's vicinity, that they have
opened at the store of J. 81 J. L.. Heron a snail
assortment of Piano Forbes, all of which are war
rancd or the first quality in tone and workmanship
which they offer tor sale az their lowest New York
prices. They VIII he ret mp in any part of the city
oT packed Tor the country free OF expense Orders
received for any description of Instruments. which
will be supplied from New York, and the r Aren't
nov in Richmond, will tune and regulate Pianos
The attention Of persons in want OF riauo- Forte
is respectfully solicited oct i6-d.s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
gr 8. N :. COSBY g ca
EIESl, ~ 4 III, n. a lk-rlI. q. q

uh SATURDAY, the l7Ih inst will spii in fca,, ~ n,r
Office, at 10 o'clock, likely Negro Man, named aa,u.
Is n mrs, rate gardener aud HiaGs,oaB
ll-St ~ .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
IA OTIS, DUNLOP & CO.
STOCK IN TRADE

Ih FRIDAY the 10th inst. at 10 O'Clock, will be
o'H 81 ',e store OF Messrs Jude y Meiure, their
tire Hfurk ia Irn'e consisting OF a l,rea and v5drA
bic assortment of Groceries, Sc TERMS at sale
oct - Is O. D. IL co hucra-
u. Inc above sale Is postponed oLEaecount Of tho
weather al Tuesday tire suth INST.
&C. 10 o. d. s Co. su,ts.
SHOES s. BOOTS.
On MONDAY the 10th inst; al FnsP mar, 10
o ciock' wiii be sold Mt store, IQI pacsrscs
BOOTS Gn6 SAOeS-sIIited TO the season.
OCT IL - .. II. a. co. Aucrs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16

o. Bishop Alexander Campbell, will
preach next Sabbath, Mt II ''clock, A. VI. at the
Meeting House of the first Baptist Church; where
arrangements viii be made, t. accommodate a very
large number OF bearers the part of the House su-
ally occupied by people of colour, will on that occa
sion he appropriated 20 such gentlemen, wish
- hear tho Serum. Get rs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16
Souvenir for 1890.

IENHE Atlantic Souvenir for 1890 illustrated by
numerous Picndd cugrayinCs, and much Orgi-
nal verse and prose matter of tin most interesting
character, nut up in elegant stylc-iust published
and received at NASHS
oct l6 Book and Fancy Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16

az AN APPRENTICE IS waved E, ,oi oGlec.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16

W The Fdir-wbich was brilliantly attended yes
terday, will be opened again this day. at l O'Clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-16

Schr James Fisher, Somers, fo,n philadelphia - hour.
win sundties, to kaisun ~ Ieas.ns al Nash D,v,u,,
Aio. Il ca. Is reytDn, Anderson s. Nic.Cs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
TO THE pIJRI.JC

'h"F Coach Lime from Guyandoiie To Sla,,,,-
ton, Three Times a Week.
VIE subscribers have established a Line of Pos,
Soaches from Guyandotte To Stanton which in
stcau oi running imce week only, stated in for
ier noce, VIII, tor the greater accommodation of the
i"'eHe', ana 10 prevent unavoidable delay OH the
road perform the route three times week
The Line will pass through. Charleston. and from
thehce' by the Licfs and the State lurnpike. to
ic"isDuTg aud the principal Medicinal Sprinus to
WIZ inc " hIte Sulphur, tie Hot, the Warm &c. to
1t will leave Guyando,te every. 7'uesdau, Thurs.
any and Saturday, AT . O'Clock, A. NJ and ON its
return, will leave Stanton every "Wednesday. Fri.
uay aud Sunday, ut the same hour.
AZ StauntOn the Line meets the charlottesville
richmond and fredericksburg Lines, also tuning
three times week. =
rare from Richmond to Guyandoi,e sec so.
The route, from Guvandotte To Staunton will h..
performed m five travelling lavs nbc 7L dnv in crI
week being necessarily dav and from Siam
ION TO Richmond, or Frederick sburp IN two dnvs
ana from Richmond to the City Of Washipoton il,
~ hG"!S, and from Fredericksburg to the CITY, In
There Will be 10 night travelling throughout the
route. ''
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way 10 the
North VIII find this route very pleasant and cl.ea
one. And those who may wish to visit tie Spr;nos
are informed, that, exclusive Of tis Line, they can
geheraIy be accommodated, on shor; notice, with
Sood efi'd Coaches to those Watering places
AND the public are assured. that IN attention 10 the
accommodation and comfort of the passengers so far
as good Coaches and Teams, and skif attentive and
sober Drivers afford them the lh., shall uoi be-
inferior oany other in the State.
PORTER & BELDEN,
lT'Prle'ors ifom Guyando;e, TO the Warm Springs.
JOHN WISE.
Proprietor fo,n the Warm Suri,ls, TO s,,un,,n
fIchmond, Va. June y, 1929. C SIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
STAGES.

'ENRANEi LERS are respectfully informed that
= the Western Stages TO l.yuchburg and Salem
Nc leave Richmond on Mondays, w eduesdays s.
Fridays, at y. NJ; arrive at Lyuchburq the
next days by p. NJ, and Salem the third dav.
where the great Valley Inc to Huntsville, Nash
VILE, &c. Is connected. Before reaching Salem.
at fiuks on the Blue Ridge mountain, this line in
tcrsccts Cadwelfs line, which passes Fincasle.
Sweet Springs, Salt ana White Sulphur Springs, Sc.
intcrsccting Porter ~ Belden's line at fewisburg.
=" Inch runs to Guyandote ON the Ohio river
The Richmond line III returning will leave Salem
"n tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at ! A. NJ
ana ana Lynchburg on Wednesdays, Fridays and Mon
The travel will he performed by daylight in sum-
mcr.
For seats 10 The West. apply at the bar of the
Union Hotel, Richmond.
All Baggage or property, whether belonging to
passengers or other persons, at the risk OF the res
pectIve owners thereof.
y. PATTERSON, Proprietor.
RICHMoND Il SALEM.
n. B.-Cadwclrs line runs only twice a week.
Passengers for the Springs, &c. should leave Rich
mond Wednesdays and Fridays
luly 10 -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT,

ENit subscriber Informs his friends the public zen
edy, mat ~ cnnneciion with his mercantile bu,ues,
Al iIninSton tiuvannd, he has taken and ~ ell
SHOWN Pubic HOUSE, recently kept by MIS-. wills Guow
MIS-. C'e'i and hopes TO obtain portion OF the lubc
patronage. '
Inc h""Se having Undergone v3rCus necessary Tcrairs
nov IN complete order Tor the Of Travellers
aud as MIS- Guile will devote herself exclusively tn The
wanting to render the visitors ar1eeabI.
bar Will always he furnished the mos, choice i,ouo,s
selected by the subscriber in person. nd lac can assure his
NM. COLE.
~ Is. visitors will reo"lect that my shme is
White Frame House the left hand side of the main
stag Road leading 10 Charlotesvii.e.
Whining ton, Jan, 96-v 81 e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30

'HE Subscriber having determined To
leave this city by the LIST of October returns
his thanks to the community for the announcement
given him during his residence in this place
lie will sell ry we'll selected stock of SADDI E.
Ky until The abeve date, extremely low for cash
Ills extensive Stock Consists of best plain and
shafted Saddles of his own manufacture. AI.n
best carriage and gig harness; cart and Wagon ditto
choice assortment of English plated and polisbed
curb and snaie bits plated and polished
pest ana common' English and American bride
feathers and martingaes; whips and spurs with yo
rlety OF other articles too tedious to mention
All those indebted to him will please come for
ward and settle the same, and those to whom he is
indebted VIII bring III their claims for settlement
June Eco DAVID JACKSON
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COULDHILL FOR SALE


- order at the OF chancery district al t4sde.
Ichsoue The undersigned commissioner. appointed by tie
count Tor NE special purpose, Will sell bidder az
pubic auction AZ Hanover house, the Wete..
LAY ~ august that being day, that valuable estate called
""ilii on dmunkev river, the Hanover be-
tween one aud Two miles above Hanover Town, distant
ABOUT eighteen miles from Richmond follow ing terms
One hiTd cash, and credit wears ON the ba
lance payable IN equal annual mahneuts secured bv
bono WIN good security, and deed OF premises
s estate contains about thousand acres LARGE p,,
i'oi OF which valuable low grounds has always
considered as one of the best Of land N the cou
ne Improvements consist good harms and iNo br
Tnces whch with some repair, might he made comfortable
"i'a'icns The principal building has been burnt Inn, Tine
walls standing, of good worknan,p and mieh, he az
u on The land has teen rented for the present year b die
receiver appointed 10y the chancerv possesson vi
lie gwen the purchaser en- the first dav of January
The tenant the land will 0hlging as 10 shev :, %
any person who may wish view IT,
luv 2l-let LAURENCE EATTAIIE (,on,,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-30
GENTLEMEN's AND LADIES,
Boot and Shoe Manufactory.
Opposite the Old S,rao JIoro,.,

Opposite the Old Steam Tareyn.
'E'IiE subscriber returns his thanks To his friends
aud the public for the liberal cncoura cement he
has heretofore met with. Having lately employcd
first rate workman from the North. is now prepared
to execute orders in the ladies' and misses line and
VIII make IN the most approved manner TO measures
IN fashionable STYLE any orders which Inc n,a ~. -
yourcd with. and hopes by strict personal attention
TO business, to receive continuance of the public
patronage
On hand, gen;emen's boots, shoes and pumps
DoyS me shoes and AN assortment of negro shoes
all of good quality.
july 2l-eo18t cI2t JOHN DURHAM.