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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04
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JACKSON, Lou. Oct. II.

JACKSON, Lou. Oct. II.
Dangerous Sfydngers.--Some time last week,
while some negroes were engaged in picking out cot
ton in a field near Thompsons creek, about or
miles below this place, they suddenly surprised
by Tigress leaping into the field and Selling dog
The negroes not of their own danger, repaired
10 the assistance Of their dog when terrible battle
cnsued-morc dogs were brought into action; not
withstanding the Tigress would have made dread
fn havoc among them, ifa Spaniard living near the
scene of battle, had not intcrposed-with knife in
hand, he boldly engaged the fcrocious animal-he
received several wounds and the Tigress had
lin down, and would have conquered him, had not
tho negroes succeeded in thrustIng a large stick III
the mouth of the Tigress, aud held her until gun
was brought, when she shot. She measures Sc
ven and half feet from TO the end of the tail
The male was seen afterwards in The noighpouring
woods-he appeared much larger than the Tigress
II is somen hr. strange indeed, that these animals
should be travelling in this section 81 the county,
II ia probable that they have cmigrated from South
America by the way pf Mexico, Texas, Opelousas
ani crossed the Mississippi near the mouth Of False
river. Some or years ago, Tiger was killed
the hills Russolville, in the interior OF Ken
lucky.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04

The New York Mercantile Advertiser of Monday
received by last nights mall diets the iniorrna-
ton SAID TO have been received atthe Now York Ma
W Yard, relative 20 the safety o. the Hornet. That
paper says;--
"On inquiry Of several of the officers attached to
the Navy Yard, they inform us that they know no.
thing of such information having been received. A.
great anxiety is felt ting the Hornet is hard
y probuble that intelligence OF her safety which might
reach our Navy Yard should not have been ruado
known to the officers gencraly--or that such crafty
ing tdings should have been FIRST communicated
through the Philadelphia PAPERS"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04
WAsIrrNcToN. Dec. 2.

The Members of Congress, by the aid of ihvorra
bic weather and facilitated means of travelling,
assembling IN numbers ut the Seat of Government
SO many are already that the utieuIpt announce
them all would fail of accuracy; and it is thought
best not L. make it. In few DAYS. our readers will;
have an autheutc list Of all who present the
opening of the Session.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04
FIFTEEN DOLLARS REF ARD.

ON "Wednesday night stolen from my stable
~ door, on Shockoe Hill. a HORSE C4RT. of
the country make and fashion The body is made On
Inc shafts, and does not turn up town carts do
II Is good country cart; been in use about n wear;
the body painted dark red color; and on the back of
the taiI-boardthree Us have been made with knife
will give fifteen dollars reward for tho cart and thief
or five dollars for the cart alone,
nov 4-d2 Sect JAS p TYLER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04

~ published yesterday. Ibers Is dideTeutc 90
'pirion IN those who heard him. And wear" t'..r
inclined to doubt whether Mr.. Madison inicndC,
cypress any decisive opinion his ultimate VOC
upon the basis of representation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04
MANAGERS OPTION.

Besdes S6O, so, 30, 81, 10, onl s.
Whole tickets SIS, halves So, quarters U.s.
Orders from the country promptly attendedto
Address your orders 20 YATES4 MTNTYRE
Richmond. Va.
Where was sold, and paid last week, prize OF
$4,000 of 200, l of 500, of 500, of $50, be-
sides several S10o prizes.
nov 30 Yates G, MINTVpE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04
TO-DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

TO-D.4Y ut Owe O'CLOCK,
The drawing of the splendid Grand Consolidated
Lottery, no. 10, will be received at P. CHUBB S
Office, where all tickets will be examined gratis and
the cash paid for al prizes. Make early application
for the capitals only few tickets remain for sale
Tickets S., Halves ? SO, Quarters / %.
co No. Lottery-9 Drawn Ballots.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04
WIN. Is. CLARKE,
nov. % ids GUS V. CLARKE.
10 Breeders of fine Horses I'm Virginia,

IENHE Subscribe hHs fine young Stallion, 5 yea
u old nGxt spring, of fine blood, size figure and
color that he is disposed to farm TO any gentleman,
who may he anxious to engage in business of that
sed in consequence Of the numerous applications he
has heretofore had for property of this description
He is rich mahogany bay, about feet y inches
high, of good FORM by old Archy, out of the dam of
~, the Sir Harry of Chanticccr and the Chan.
ucleer ont u Shark, &c. &c. &c
In consequence of an injury he sustained in his
first training, he has never appeared the Turf but
better S!ork Horse ls rarely TO be met with.
Finding my stock of Horses to be increasing too
rapidly would also be glad dispose of two or three
well bred brood mares on accommodating terms.
23-en6t INO. NJ BOTTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04

an Friday, the ith day of next month. (Decem
- Der at II O'Clock, by Virtue of deed of trust
rom the late Doctor John Adams. and of record in
Henrlco county court office, shall surviving trus-
tee, sell at auction, the premises, and for
cash, two lots of Land on the Church Hill, near 70
the city of Richmond being half Of ClereInont square
and adjoinin The lots of Nr. AlacNetnera ACHING
es truetee shall of course convey only such title as
Is derived TO mo under tie deed of trust.
nov 30-llt CHARLES COPELAND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04

1EtTnFt O1 "a Iefter JfODl tfe infetncenI
planters in Louisianna, dated I'd Noe 1929.
"Our crop of Sugar is very bad, and so indeed ia
That of every one. 1t is difficult to imagine the pos
sibty OF its being From all can see or ,n-
dersand, 1t will surp Use me ii the crop does moi fall
short of that of last year by 600 hds at least
should there BE- an early frost the difference must be
10000 hhds."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04
SO Sets Patent Balances.

THE Subscriber has just received per t.c brig
Il Marx, from the manufacturer in Boston, fcsh
supply Of Balances, Of almost q, cry description used,
weighing from 5000 lbs tn 30 lbs also spare peas,
cotton hooks, &c. &c which viii be sold 81 Che low
est manufacturers prices for cash, short cred.
nov lain WIZ. !. CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04
CANES.

rHNIE Subscriber has received a supply OF " anpce
Malacca, Penang. Student, Whalebone and
Orange Canes, with and without swords.
nov 4 X ID. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04

To The .Nenters Of the Legislature.
TRUtY grateful for the friendly and liberal patron
Il age which ! have heretofore received from the
members of the Legislature, beg leave, most re-
specially, to remind them that shall be, as usual
prepared and most happy to accommodate from 10 to
p Of them with board, &c. the ensuing Session. and
pledge myself to spare exeTtion % render their
accommodations as comfortable as possible
am induced to give this notice thus early, from O
suspicion that many of my old customers, in the
country ore under the impression, that shall not b,
able TO accommodate them, owing to the unusual por
ton Of business which have been favoured will
since the meeting of tho Convention. therefore
request of those members, disposed to patronse me
and Of my country friends generally, to coll at the
Old Bel first, before they make any arrangement
for board elsewhere.
nov 20--18t MAURICE PRIMROSE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04
"Stih selling OF at Prime Cost" and Il
manu- instances much beLozo Cost

many instances much 6cLozD Cost.
THE proof that the ubcbcrs have been selling or ger
large and general assortment Of SCasonable DRY GOODS,
az "Prne Costs apparent thar they would deem Il nc
oessary insert second advertisement 20 that effect had not
ygerovs aegPts been made TO lead the public TO believe
TIC contrary. They therefore again respectfully nfm thoir
friends and customers that they stu eonfS 10 sen OF a,
Prime Cost and ~ order assist the sak Of the pstaia
stock they have ndS thereto pe the Bold Commander Iom
New York; variety Of such gods they disposed
carly part Of their sales Among these nsny the
description ~ goods that considered errcry cheap Wis
nHpss, - and "a domcscs Gro de Naples C;yos ds H.
dia and Italian lTings, superior isfyt, caco to Pgied
and sVPerRe sasfs; and many other goods az Of which
viii be sOld Prime CnSt, and many instances the gooi
that lave been hand for time viii DC cold much bo1
"PIre COS' IN announcing their intention 20 close their bu
Ssss IN itis manner the subscribers did 70 ecu
bcrat rcork from person. nCveTineess such rnaTkS
have been made and the public WI that they proceed
from interested s1s CO ..r how estimate their correct
kNF.E COCHRAN
rcv gG ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04
EYERPOLNTED PENCILS

H'HE Subscriber has received supply of Addisons
Everpointed Silver Pencils, decidedly much
cheaper than have ever been offered in this market
Also few dozen of Lead Crayons 20 sut-a con-
slant supply OF which will always be kept by
nov. ! ii. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04
Richmond Nail NIanufactory.

ENOR sale, on very reasonable terms, from 500 IA
II 1000 kegs Of cot nails and hrads, ofyuricuaeizcs
from Sd TO 40d, IN kegs from lOOibs. to gd0lbs =
warranted 70 be made from Scedis Iro, bud not G "a
Pig or Bloom Iron, as is customary in The Nortlor
States;
ALSO,
Spikes from to inches, cinch nails or d,H, rsbt
Sizes suitable for tobacco kegs and lhds mil rods,
horseshoe iron rolled iron OF dIIcrcnt Widths
and arc prepared TO execute gith Dispatch wv o..
dcrs in this line, and we request merchants ond others
who deal IVA nails &c. TO apply, IL they went fls-
sUrtmCni. 4. UANNIT, e. co.
oct tn--2awtf
~ ESrS BONES N5,J, Go{ q, llolas. sg 'pls ~
= "'~ei- - CTS - Sl6P CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04

FENHERMOMErERS "A supply OF Pastoral
n Ills Thermometers, nf various descriptions. so
celebrated for their correctness.
dec j. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04

DIED, IN Sydncyvillr, near Richmond, Oa Wed.
nosday evening, Mrs MARTHA II CARTGH, conscrt
Of M. George Garter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04

a. Whole tickets s., halves ? so, qunries 25.
For sale at BAMBERTS Office.
6r.4t one O'Clock To-Day!
The official drawing of the Grand Consolidated
Lottery. Class no. ~, Will b. received at BIG
GERS OFFICE.
10000 Dollars CdpitqI Prize.
Tickets s., Halves SO, Quarters I %.
For sale in the usual great variety OF tic Lottery
and Exchange Office of THO. B. BIGGER,
dec Corner opposite the Eagle Hotel.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
DrnUgno IN he received VO.DAV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04
FOR SALE

INK --Clout's Reeves, and Kid
EB dcrs Indelible Ink--all good but the first SUI
,eror For sale by J. II. NASH.
dec 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-04
TRUST SALE.

Redmond, Dec. Cd, 1929.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-02
Valuable Real Estotv for Sdae.

HNHE Subscriber III pursuance OF two
deeds OF trust, executed To hin by he
partners al the lato trims of Gall
Bullock, Il. Co. aud tialt :, Bullock, aud
tue executors of WIN. Gait, deceased, (Which
deeds bear date on the 3lst day OF March
1920 offers for sale, the following valuable
real property, to VT:
2l6 IL acres of land, purchased by the
said Gait, Bullock l. Co. of X. L. A. Brad
flute, situated in the county OF Bedford, near
the town of New London.
1876 81 acres of land, lying in Campbell
county, near Gamblers Mountain, Hnd III The
vicinity ofihe town Of Lynchburg.
An undivided morty of The Black Water
Mills, and the lands thereto appurtenanl, stu
ate in tue immediate nei ghborhood of the
town of Lynchburs (lEe property ahcve
described, belongs 10 the concern of Gait,
Bullock g. Coz
Also, the following real Estate, belonging
10 the concern OF Cali L. Bullock, 10 wit
The House and Lot, with the appurtenan.
ces in the town of Lynchburg, formerly oc.
cupied by the said concerns, rs store, and
now in The occupancy of Mckee IL Meem.
Also, the House aud Lot Immediately in
the renr of the one last mentioned, aud now
occupied by Landlord L Vedder
The terms of sale will be liberal, and mad
known on application 10 the subscriber, who
will convey TO the purchaser rr purchaser
such title as is vested in nim by the deeds oi
trust aforesaid. aud no other.
CHtSWELL DABNEY, trustee
Auu 81 ,a2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-02
CURES BY
SWAIM'S PANACEA.


gaNlIE following IS a translation CT a letter
from the original Spanish. dated o3d OF
Sepicmber, l63s. forwarded 10 William Swain
by J. q. A. VI williamson, Esq. American Con-
sui.
Satisfactory evidence of the responsibility of
Mr. Rodrigues has been laid before the Editor
Of the National Gazette.
CARACAS, Republic of Columbia.
Sept. %, 1928.
10 I'm Strain, Philadelphia
SIR: The marvellous and beneficial effects
OF your Pauacea IN mum ~ OF instances in
which il has been tried in this city, and of which
am a witness aud ad,nirer, and The Necessity OF
a supply wlthoui the risk OF atiulteraton Of
some boit.s for my own house and for SOME
particular friends of mine, induce me to take
the liberty OF addressing you. and TO snpplicate
Won to have the goodness TO send me 3i bottles
directed to the :nnsul Resident ut this capital
tS2. !, 6. 4 williamson, Esq for which viii
pay the said Consul, or such person as you may
direct. according TO the invoice bat trust you
will put !, Al the most equitable prices. have the
sai,f,c ion - inform yon that ! am an ocular
RtIaess Of siriet. cares Of the greatest inpor
tsnee Affected BY your Paaacea, of SyphHitic,
csrsnic hpetcTGie aud ucerOWS diSeu5cS-aho
% Lice cdhptuints so common IN th. country
This had the just and mrerted pra'srs which
have bestowed upon the medicine have
brought it into great estimation, and with
out doubt it will deserve bgore from day 10 day
for a considerable number of person are ia
King i, with profit.
ihagr the honor TO be, &c.
tSisned) I. MlGL. KoBRlGUES.
II to be greatly regretted, that in conse-
qnence of the unparalleled success, Of this m.di-
cine 50 many inert limitations Of ii are dhl.
~ iostered on the public and that u remedy
Ut such invaluable powers should thus he ials-
SEED.
II The price being now reduced to Two
N0lLAitS per bottle places 1t Ia the power Of
al Classes 10 avail themselves of its Use.
WI. SWAIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-02
TER us.

- tor q por anauHl. p'Soiie IN 'dFa"ee'-.'" s.i
y t', IN s received for less lime than six months
Ii'oh 80. Il, h. ,liscoitnaa al lbnt at tho discretion
~ 81. ~ i.ors, na,l all arrearages are paid.
viii be lns1rs z a, oo 20, re
> ahie W .rlo,e from a distince must be pad ir
~ H., insertion, the payment assumed by
p t,'', rs.,onsihle pcssoa IN liynehbnfe'
:, c.an.er, ORDERS notoxeeedins Two sansfesafein
,erted for six dollars .., ,c MAJ,
- .rietters addressed 20 tho Editors must oc Pos'
- a, thcv Will not DO attended to-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-02
30 o II OK a GfI ~
LOHdOH, uftA, DUStUH, WOO ORR and
Philadelphia Go0ds Tor sac,
BY WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.

BY WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
VE EDiCfNEs, drugs pHiats, oils. dyesiuff,
w brushrs, ~inc-. snuff. patent mea,ciucs
surgeons mstruin"nt-, hatter'a materials, d,e
woods IN st chs aud ground. coIors, chemicals :
the American medical he,bs water colors IN
boxes aud by dUzru or single eake, colours ior
painting on velvet. cloihers brushes aud Jacks
fenter honks, a variety of Geey articles IRON
PARIS aud Loudon. which the Iatiles aud gentle
men OF Lynchbu' And is vicinity are veiy re-.
pectfully invited iorall aud examine iuller's
materials, DENTIST Insit umruts. a complete Ms
,ollmrtt of gum elastic instruments, &c The
subscriber Is n0D opening his spring supplies.
consisting IN part OF The above articles. He We
~ respectfully inviies the call Of his friends
customers. ply sieians. merchants, the ciii1ens
of Lynchbmg aud the public IN general. lie
is able to supply orders 10 any extent. aud vii
sell goods on good irrtus as any house in VIZ.
ginla. His a,i,cies are ali fresh aud genuine.
HONEL DAtIEo.
Feb IS,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-02
Feb. %


NpV virtue OF deed of uust excited IL
d j the subscribes by Urah Leilwich and
Nancy his wife, Tor purposes therein mentioned,
which deed heats date the 24th day of April,
1924. and is duly committed To ne, ord IN the
clerks office OF the county court of Bedford, We
shall proceed 10 sell, on the premI-cs, at the
dwelling hsise at which the said Uriah Let
twich nov resides in the county Of Bedford and
State Of. Virginia, on the 18th day OF March,
1929, if fair, it not, the nezt lair day, Sundays
excepted. tor ready money, to the highest bld
der, the following property, VIZ one tract OF
land on which the said Leltwich now resides y,
ing aud beng in the county OF Bedford, SAID to
contain 50 acres. bounded by the lands OF Ella
iah Turner. Rch'd Turner, lhadeaus Nils esq,
Garland Hurts esq. s. others, this tract oi land,
thong h small - well worth the attention of any
person thar may want TO pnrchHse IA tract oi
that si2e-it beiug Of good quality and the
plau,arian In good order--also one negro man
named Shadlact> one n"gfo woman named
A,iilt eight had of cattle, ten head of
sheep. twenty.sevrn head OF hegS, Two bay
horses three feather bcas and laluituTe--sud
all the balance OF his household ana kitchen iui-
u,ture. Ne y ia only COVE such tile lis i,
vested 10 MS hy the trust - aforesaid, but
Le,leve tie right 10 lee lndlsp ,hle.
WILLIAM LEFFHICH.
THOMAS PRESTON. trustees.
81 q v3w5l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-02
a sovgxErcW REM lDX

l., dsea.., Of The Liver Debility resulting
f,,m incompetence and dissipation Old AMI ~
,s,srate Ulcers Pains in The bones. attended
win swelImgs OF the joints Indigestion, bi"tch-
,x oothe Face Pimplcs, &c. Syphilis Cuian-
cous di,eAscs generally, and letter IN parhcu-
lar. hIcrcnrial and Scrofulous complaints.
The certificates Of wonderful cnres performed
by the Cathocon, have become so numerous
as tn nrecl,dc their insertion in any newspaper,
and has made il necessary for the proprietor TO
prnt them in pamphlet oil about ioo pages
This will he forn arded as soon as poss'ple 10
the several agents for gratuitous distribution ana
must, on per,sal strengthen the goou opinion
uow entertained by the friends OF TINS uied'-
-,ne. and disarm, as il is hoped, the preJudces
or those who view with distrust any medicine
mt known in " hat is called regular practice.
Pacfs are stubborn things, aud cannot be gam
sad.
A,tbe earnest solicitations of members oil The
medical faculty. and others who have Witnessed
~. astonishing cures effected by the Vegetable
Ca,nolIcou, and who are anxious that us bene
lts to mankind may be more widely diifused,
fine proprie,or has consented 10 reduce the re-
tail pr ce to TWO DOLLARS per bot
lie md this ia be done without m any way
deicrinra,mg the quality OF the medicine, or
reducing ihesi=t 0fihe bottle, as has been ma.
fer,aIy done in the case OF Swaim's Pana-
Cea.
The subscriber agen, for Pouer's Genuine
Ca,hohcon, has just received 2SS BOT.
rCt,ES, which are for sale AT Philadelphia pri-
GsS. 'nONE-L ph' ibo'
Fe6. ,. ICY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-02
ONLY 80 PER BOTTLE.

ryiE unparalleled reputation Of This med'.
cn,. is such, aud It's pre- eminent virtues
aI.tso we'll established, and so fully ackno"l
o',,.d by an intelligent public, that IL scarce
~ necessa, y to say any thing further than thai
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-02

It. G. UITS.
I~Ka THORNDIkE
l. H. PERKINS.
WN. PRESCOTT.
DANIEL SARGENT,
JOHN LOWELL
WN. SULLIVAN.
CHARLES JACKSON
WARREN DUTToN.
BENZ PICkMAN,
HENRY CABOT,
5ohofhs taie Gs0,ge Cadot.
{. e. PARSONS.
sono H'ophiias Parsons $50 deceased
10 toa JaauG-y -, ls2'
subscribed he foregoing letter and nor The
n ply tor de following rsa5ons Nj. Adams.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-17
THE NEW YORK MARKET.


The Prices Current ofWednesday says, The advi-
ces by the Silas Richards from Liverpool shew dull
and declining market there. Purchasers III conse-
quence require further reduction here, bt as yet
we have heard ofno transactions tending to stablish
prices. We have reduced our rates (S8 ; f-2 for
Howard street and rs to 7 81 1-2 for Virginia
IS TOR Western Canal)-.but as the market is
unsettled, they must be considered nominal. Export
from the LIST to 4th inst.-Wheat Flour 2oo9 bbls.-
sale OF 500 bushels good n. Carolina wheat has
been made at 81 60 for the English market Our
supplies of Southern Corn is abundant, and the price
has declined several parcels having been sold since
our last at 10 43 cents for mixed. Yellow is more in
request and sales have been made at AZ cents. Ex-
port from LIST to 5th, Corn Is 1903 bushels.
The Bank of Virginia, New Years day, had
Si5O,O0o specie in its Vaults; held, in notes and
debts from other Banks, stocks and Sterling bills
Oo0 good debts from individuals So 392 900: and
real estate worth 1851 600. Total of its means
S4959 900.
The same bank owed on New Years day, for its
own notes. for deposits and dividends, 81 OCT ,O0o
and its original stock, considered as a debt to the
Stockholders, was S2,74O,Oo0. Total of demands on
the Bank, S4,767 o6o