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RALSTON & PLEASAN1,S

Hape Just received, cnd o6c, far safe nj ci,. Store
If ID and 10Th Siyects.
0S0 Bags fine green Laguira coffee
fsOO 100 do mountain St. Domingo 90
80 do Rio DO
10 hhds prime green Cuba 90
S5 bags old Java do
80 hhds best dry New Orleans sugar
% do common do
u do dry Porto Rico do
% DO very superior st. Croix do
o. hhds Trinidad and n. Orleans molasses
pipes Holland gin
81 barrels old rye wiskey
90 bbls and hhds common do
II chests guppowdcr and imperial tea
80 sides oak and hcmlock tanned soal leather
500 sacks Liverpool filled salt
90 boxes 8Xi0 window glass
do G2Xl8 do i,lv %
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DALDW IN, IVES "a Go.

BALDWIN,, IVES 81 CO.
u AVE received per Exit, and otilr Tor sale.
Il Super j blcachcd shrtinrs
Hcuvy 81 do sheetings
Fine black bombazines
Rich plain and figured belt ribbons
Green and crimson tabby vc!ycts
Pearl buttons, Cambrics
Fine black cloths and cussimicrcs
Britannia handIerchiefs
Mcrino cloths, sattnctts, &c. &c.
aug II
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uERRINGS, SALT, &c.
TOO Barrels herrngs, No.
- ~ $50 sacks salt
10 kegs Goshen butter, very fine, il kegs Of
80, 10 and so lbs
go lbs smoked beet first chop, just received by
the Planter
few boxes genuine claret wine
dozen patent coffee mills
$4,000 Spanish cigars, half boxes OF which
are warranted real Spanish tobacco and made in la
vana' for sale by ENOCH S. COURTNEY,
may % Main st. opposite the Old Market.
HENGIISH IN FRANCE.-The English
- IN France, 10y the author of the English In italy
in vols. Just published, and received by
aug 81 JOHN IL. NASH.
Il ENTUCkY HARMONY, or a choice co. .cic1 O,
Psalms, Tunes Hymns and Anthems lin thee pant.
taken from the most eminent authors, and well sdapci Il,
Christian Churches, Singing Schools or Private Societies
arg II Just received by ARIEL WORKS
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For all numbers from 5 10 10,
y. EsUSF.

aug lH-vItc WORKMAN g. McGRUDER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27

NEW MCSiC.-k d. SanNay, Successor to w H. Fi,z.
whyl.orn1 has jus, Muse for the Piano ca
Ii arp and Flute '' 'u'a''
-
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comprising ono OF thc largest, most general and de-
Si5aoie stock Npring Goods they have ever offer
eo Tor sale \ u're particular advertisement viii
'FP'"i IA alcH t'NS. april -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27

SHALL commence the Collection of the
- City Taxes, due for 1929 on the LIST of Septern-
Der. 1t may be the wish OF some person. to call on
me at the City Hall, and pay their bills before that
time; if so, | shall not object
aug I8-eo6tir GEO p CRJJNP Collector
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CO5LlIENyClTEp.
8 WORK soo~ TO NJ PUBLISHED, ENTITLED,
FfIESTCB4FT ~ DISGUISE;

8 WORK sonv TO NJ PUBLISHED, ENTITLED,
FRIESTCB4FT ~ DISGUISE:
IN n seSies 1T DIscoUHsEs, mprIL, phil0sI Jhic1i, and
k5coipgictL.
DeAca,el 10 Ae R:git Rec. Bistop >s3f.-c trrly
pious, 6eiegDicni, and meek Dirine.
By NATIVE AMERICAS.
IL which the Author will p!el-c himself 90 PROVO,
g all but Interested Priests, su?c5atitous enthusiastic,
Dipped higots, aud idDiatrous priest ,corshjppers) that
there is at this time, II deep and nrtiul design, long
since laid, ana now going or, TO bring nbout Il union
Of Church and State in these Uni'cI S:atcs--:o re-
Nive and renew Tie puy3tnt biUR iucs of iormcr times
Ito J"nanHniss this happy Land, AMI bring it I'M
der a system of ChuTch-government, tending 20 pro-
dIce hypocrisy, weakness, and "A blind devotion 70
uJurpinE SDiyit0di Reuters, which must end in the to-
tal overthrow OF civil liberty, and Uu entire dcstruc-
tion ofal tho rights of conscience, and tie free cNcr-
cisc of all religious opinions, ami surh Diornt 1eiioUg
~ TO not square with the a. library laws md dictates
ofsuch SpiTitWoi G~prcrpmenf and RtIery!
The work VIII be divided md chased under The Sly
~ general and following hoadS--
~ D;ScOursc-Thc rise and progrcSS4of P~ricstcrai
throughout the world.
Cd a. 3d-'fhc various sclEcrcatcl Societies and
other sirltcgcms, TO bcgot reycnucs-to blind, deceive,
md gull, the weak and timid, into n surrender Of
themselves, to nm entire clerical guardianship, AMI u
tamo subinis sion to ap ne md PolyecIy h,'y ee'iegiqs-
iir0t reign.
4th & 5th-T!e many porycrsions and fake inter
rFctatiOns ofthc Scriptures, 20 bewllder and couiouud
Inc common scnec of ~ many as possible, 50 as TO
bring about n mljority of supcrs;itous ilolalrous
Pyiest-tcJrshippeyS--thC only possible means OF sue
cess in "a population holding the right Of free suf-
iragc," as accidentally expressed by ono OF the Lea
dcr5 of the scheme, as viii be shown.
9Th s. 7th-Tho true Interpretation onI right
ncaning ofthe Scriptures themselves, a. IL is bclIev-
cd they were understood, and intended 10 be taught
and practical upon. by 'hc truly hrulIlc, meek, and
lowiy JESUS; - entirely different from the %ostoI,a-
iious show, and usurrcd worldly strength and power,
Of modern ~pyofcssors and rrctcnGcrs-thc Only posi-
bic antidotc and complete corrective 20 such nciarl-
ore designs and all their ultimate evils!
The Work will first be ,'sucd in six or seven pam
thicts, Of obout one hundred pages coch, oil Of tho
rarnc size, to enable those Who choose to preserve tho
whole, to have them bound together IN enc or two
volumes.
Tho Introductory Address viii he published in such
other newspapers as are open To a free, impartial, and
unbiasgcd discussion, of such important and inlcres-
ting matters and subjects as The %ori' WI contain
mud viii give n more clear mud f.! &c" ~ 'hH 'ialar-
'ar and objects cf'hc whole.
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1VsA&H-~sSS -" fd ~ 49, w ~
PORT or RfCBJIO.Yf.
ARlsIVEn.

n NDFs
Schr Francis, DHvlS. FROM New York. with sun
dries, to Otis. Dunlop s. Co. LLudaln, J III Mash
aud w Il Crane.
Schr Orator, Gator, from Baltimore,
Schr. Swift, Creighton, from Baltimore, via Nor
6lk.
Schr. Virginia, piic,, from Alexandria.
Steamboat Columbus, Turner, from Baltimore, via
Norfolk and City Point. 18th passengers, aud freight
~ NJ. IIoHins, John Finders, John Clarke, w.
NJ. Swoopc, w.. Anscl, Walker g. Booth, w.
Walthal, Ariel Works, Hubbard g. Gardner, D..
Belt, l.. Folcot, A.. d. G.. Anderson, Tompkins
y Fisher, McNcnara 81 Duval, =. Pcytan, "A. W.
Noting, B. f.. Hilafd, T.. Iligginboth6n, 6. FoN.
John Nanlcw ~ CO., VIM McCrecty, ID. Jackson, N.
W.. Martin & CO.. J. Il. Jones, Boucher g. Fourneduet.
Beers 81 PoindcXtcr, VIM. j.. Micou.
TIE Columbus passed n sloop at anchor nj Goose
Crock Shoals n brfG beating down oft Hog Island;
a brig OF anchor OF Goose Hill; n borquc bound down
ofSandy Point; n schr. ashore ut IIarrison's Bar; a
tousali schr. and a tnrc-and IN scbr. Mt Bird Cage:
brig lava of Dutch Cap a hcrm. brig in Wards
Rracb.
SAILED.
Schr. Pelican, James, for Baltimore, coal and to.
bucco.
Schr. Virginia, Chambers, for Philadelphia, coal.
Schr. Ann Eliza J.. Capt. Crowcll, for Philadel-
phia, with tobacco and -four.
Sloop Philadelphia, Wells, for Bridrctown ~. J)
with conl and iron.
WV YORK, Sop. Ii u3 ',hr Gov 'esty", Sm'r, mt
Richmond
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DRE nlC&.

EDiOroSAL.S will he received at the Dock Office in ,l,is
= Yard, os at the Dock Office at Norfolk, oH or before the hsi
day 81 November neSL, for iuThl>li. aud delivering tie luloS.
Ina fe'cr'hsd OAK ',lsiBER, fer GAZE frames to the Do, l.,
w:
No. Ii straight pieces !r tII.iu-, and uiicI hosts. . :ei
square, aud 80 TO 81 fart io,.
2-i curved pieces Gr isp ana bottom nils, 10 I've sideI =
t:, ana moulded NJ inches, and 81 To 81 Zee, ON.
So curved prccrs Tor middle rails. To be sided 81 inches
and moulded ~ inches, and ST To 81 feet long.
a-rO du. du .Ur rails tu lc sided II inches, and moulded
10 inches, and DO to - ,rti loiI.
Tie aUOyr 81 pieces are ali required for one rair " ,ia,...
and one srt is wanted At zach Of She Navy Yards. a, Char!es,on,
.HJSS ana Norfolk, Eirg,Nld. Iney must he of the hest sound
White or Live OK, and s1uare edged. rhe 81 piece for rail-
10 have a ,.rn5 oi , feat Ia a3, ~ "a cus-siurc Ia "a radius Of Cyl
fet.
SIodc!S ~! the Gates :ray lie sren at either Cnicr. and ,tr,,.
WHO intend 10 olcr proposals aIc requested to rsaui;mr them.
Offers may he male i"r A part OF Tie whole of tic Il .aya tnrr,.
either iar Que or hp'h Decks, with the r5ccs r@r cdic foot
stating the kiad aud the quality OF TIE OAK, as wei the hind OF
Siil. and district where il will IN. procured.
The timber must Ice cut durnL thc II Int.r, heIwten tie GyS!
OF Noveunper, aud tMe first OF Ala.cis TO bc delivered early ne II
Spring, and a decision upon the proposals. will tc ma c by lhe
Engineer as soon after the fret oi November a, po>si!is.
For Iur;her information, application may be made 20 Mr..
Henry Singleton 1t the Norfolk Dv U,c&, or to MIR Aiexaude,
Paris at TINS Once. l. AID ~. Euaiuee,
DRY DoLS OFFiuE,
Macy Yard, Charleston, .1IHAS.
September Iith, 1929. lila,
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~BROAD.ROCK c

'ESE!E RACES over the Broad-Rock Course viii
u Commence ~ usual, ca the first Tuesday IN Oc-
tobcr, ami continue three DAYS.
Fr<i Day, Post Sweepstake ir three years old
last spring. two mile heats, entrance $500. half forfeit
20 close trst September. Subscribers, Richard Ad-
ANS, J. II. Seiden, Wihiam Il. Johnson, and Isham
Pucke.t.
Second Day, he rroPr!ctors Purse, 5000, two mile
heats, cntra nee SIS.
Thiri Days hacr, the Jocky Club Purse, for $500,
three niIc heats, entrance $50. From the number
OF horses III isa!n!ng, good sport NAV be- expected.
lSiAM IUCkETT,
sept 1i-w3t Proprie,or
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land 0u1 Moro-I"--

La'@ and Negroes at .4ucfio0-
~ pursuance OF u decree OF the County Court a.
: liehFico, IN the casc of Adams and o, Tiers. va Ca
ihg'on ana others, | shall, as Commissioner NAM,
:, ,He s1il decree proceed to sell, at public auction.
N No ,% .urt tionse OF the county of Monroe, on
Msonoay' Tie 2ist day of September next. ono D.
OF Land belonging to tic estate of Tabitha ADAM
ceeeasea' containing nine hundred and fiv cirhe
acres; nnout two hundred acres are under chi, ;c,,6,dn
ana on which, there are several comfortable dwci+i
ing houses wi'h the necessary out houses. ill.,
prJPe''y Ims whhin three miles ofthc Sweet SPRING.
ana is se'o to he mountain land of the frs, nu,E,r'
ne'Sois wishing to view it. are referred to Mr., J,rni
hoker' nhd Mr. ELIJAH Wickline, residing on tie
and ON %Eiondny, The eath day of the sam. month
- tnf owl O! Statnton, as Commissioners aforesaid
! s"ai eeu, at public auction, five slaves, consistinT
oi Lwo men, one woman. and two rirls.
me slaves viii be sold for READY money--,bc ian,
on a credit Of one ani two wears, the nn,ch.s.r ~ ~
Ei', bohns' with. approved security, and a deed or
'rusi upon The property. to secure The purchase me
h"y' Possession viii be given oil the drs, ,s nc t. L.
Uary next. G.. Al. CAREIYCToN ~%ay"i "Sn'
aug iT-eawIOl N""'E
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GEO. NJ. PAYNE,
w. l.. FONTAINE, {Conanfs-
WM. +. RANDOLPH. sioneIs.

aug II IDS G
TkCST SALE.-By virtue al a orcI ., -,
py James Underwood 10 the subscribers, on the 22d day of
1!'e'".e. Us ana daily recorded IN the clerks Office of Han.
10 vi, al pubic aUtt'on' Tor ready money, to The h;ghes, bidder
r' Wednesday, tie 3trh sept 1893. 1t Hanover cour, hoa-as
one Tract ot Land, in said county, Ivrg on Au.p,s CO.
t'jins W W0odsun's, and n,hers; slo, the fpIiowiry Si.r..+
w; pavy, Washington, james, Iss7n, Armis,esd S,rn %e
LEVY; u Y ~ much Of the above nertnned piorsn, ~" I'M ~ y
sniAc'en, 70 satisfy said deed, and other expenses ai,er6irn !,
sane. Ine ute TO tie above property is believed iudrrn,stis
title as is vested in them. JOuN TYI ue oMy such
sPt 800 lose JOHN PRIDDF I ITOSeEs.
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JAMES RIVER LAND
m - @ n


i pursuance Of 4 decree Of the county oo,,r. 90
Buckingham, the undersigned commissioners. or
ore or more OF t'icIn, viii proc eed, n, Le pr.p,ir,, ga,
the 20tli day OF September next, to sci; r. The ~
est bidder a tract of land in the lower part OF Buck,
ingham' on James River, called .rovn. khs.
lhls tract oi land is believed to contain six bn.-
dred acres-about one hundred and t,tv ~ - 10
low grounds: a good portion of the iigh land is i,
woods a.!d Is tobacco land. The whole of the ono,
."nd Is III good conditi'ion, and a part u the bottom
land extraordinarily fertile.
The improvements originally constructed. wt, g,
eye to taste and usefulness, will rfqn,re some re,a;r.'
An accurate survey Of the whole tract, ascertain,
ING tI'f quantity OF iGFest ard open, hin s.id bottom
land, will be made before the day of "a! e-a nd = -
exhibiting the results, will be prepared for tie inior
matlop of those concerned.
TERMs.-A credit Of /, ,, . and i years vii! be
giVen' The commissioners will require from the uur
chaser bonds with approved security. and viii retain
n len on the land TIL the purchase money b. paid.
One OF tn" commissioner will attend on tho prem
the land.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18

Inns introductory Address viii be published during
inc sitting of the Convention, in cooperation with
.n'' enilgiltened BODY of Patriots aud Statesmen;
VINO, no doubt, will guard us against any insidious and
masked design creeping into the new Constitution.
ridden.
The Author Of this WORK, does not object io-nav.
ne Is an advocate for, the extension of the right of
suffrage, beyond the present rulc-bclicving that ey-
cry freeman who contributes to the support of Cow
ernncnt and is bound to defend the COUNTRY, hns n
right to some share in making The luws TO govern him
self But lac is alarmed at the next great and leading
pretcnsion and claim of tho basing of representation
entirety md safety, OH free white population!
He Will show, and prove most clearly, that this
would give a clear aud decided preponIerance IN
priestcratt, and the "lloLY ALLIANCE" o.: ccclesin..i.
col and governmental control,-cXactly what the K.,.
er.n0 ~ ~. ~ Fusion, one of the Leaders of the
Scheme laiiulci to- means in complaining of the pop
uiaiion who hold the Right of Suffrage"
This radical and constitutional reform. so lonp. so
airdlously, and so anNiously sought after, il viii be
sie'SI' has an awful and alarming Fundamental squia
ing (froia an eyc conceaied AID blind 10 open rieu. J
towards another most important subject.
Grant m unlimited Right of Suffrage, and base the
Representation ON free white population atone, and
what may not be the drcud cunscJuenccs TO the rLEv
EN important Slnvc-holiing .jtatos, (,rtich neariy sur
rom" az "e rest When the majorities shall DO thus
cHnStitOtionally and permanently fixed, and the other
radical and purifying process OF some of the SELF crea.
tcd ,e'S''"s S9ciefies may be ciiectualiy applied.
may not al! t!re rcina'ning siave-lioliiBg States he
"". nv .oh'" IHc imposing example OF the Eiiil-
eh'i"t 'OLp Doui>Io>?' Aud what will be- the .i,u-
alton then, even ofthe non slave-holdirg States, thus
surrounded by = desperate, wanton, AMI perhaps sud
denly and entirely looSened black population And
what the conseqrent and fearful situation ofthe whole
Ui!!on, with such "a mixed, ana rapidly increasing III
tcruul cncmv'
Suc'l II day mny possibly arrive, and mere VIC mrv
look with vain and hopeless regrets, and without rc-
lief, for the foundation Of all It's woful consequences,
Bnt m"rs ofthis threatening final ruin aud It's prCli;n;-
nary approaches, hereafter, iii the BODY OF tho Work.
An Editors who publish this Notice a1l the Intro
ductcry Address, when It comes out, will receive for
their trouble, a copy OF cnch paiapllet as ii tissues
fruin the Press: But tie CnpyIiglt Will be secured
TO those who originally print the Work. to dcCrav OK
pelisas' by THE AUTHOR.
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Richmond Races, Fall. 1898.

S - c1t P-O
fKNHE Richmond Races over the Tree ifill Course.
Will commence on the Sd Tuesday. Goth OF DC.
tobeT.) and continue fonr days, as usual.
FrRsT DAY.-A match race for $1,000 a side, be-
iwcnn two colts of tried speed and bottom, two mile
heats. From Il previous and interesting contest,
mach doubt exists az to the superiUriiy Of the tne
over the Other. and considerable interest is excited.
On the same day, o swccps;akc for colts ard FLIES.
q; years old, two mile heats, entrance s2GO; three sab.
srriiycrs, aud closed.
SECOND DAY.-Pruprictor's purse, $500, two nile
heats.
On the ea:ae day, ewcrpstake for three vaars old
colts and FLIES, two mile heats, entrancc SiOo; four
Subscribers, and closed.
THtRD DAY.-Jockcy Club Purse. $1,000. four
mile heats.
FouRTn DAv.--The annual roststake, s $50, three
mile heats
Polly Hopkins, Slender. Kate Kearnrv. Star.
Wa%ey, Cadinus, and many fine horses are in trains
ing, probably q greater number than ever was known
IN Virginia at any ono time.
The Proprietor will be prepared, as heretofore. to
accominodntc gentlemen who may desire 20 STAY AZ
Tree Hill during the races.
Those members of tho Club that should be unable
90 attend the Fall Meeting. will please forward their
subscriptions, as the purses are large end tho subscr,-
Der bound to put them up. J.. NJ. SELDEN,
Treasurer s. Prouricinr.
The Editors ofthc National Intenircncer. Frede-
t~icksburg Arena, InLeligenccr, Petersburg, and
Lynchhurg Firginian, are requested to publish the
above once n week until the races, and send their
accounts to J.. M. 8.
SOM f--cfOf dG1 IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18

TAMPiCO.-Icttnrs from Tampico were rrcci.
v'd here yesterday, by way Of New Orleans. Tncv
mention that ihe Spanish troops were in possession Of
the town, and that they had established a custom
house with The necessary officers. Foreign property
was duly respected. The brig Matilda, Thomas, Of
baltimore, bal arrived Of tho port, and sent = boat a.
shore with tho snporcargo. lie was invited t. enter
the vessel. under assurances that thr change in the
authorities of tho town would not present any difficult
ties to the operations of omnrrre
PHI In
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aMrfsotg 4aIF8.
TrHYS DAY.
ia OTIS, DtSECP s. On.

By OTIS, OUSICiS en-.
HATS.
VIII De sold at our auction sinre. '
90 cases mems black fir Hats.
- do mems and boys black wool do.
TsP o. d.. & CO. Auets.
,L snoSct,b"i viii sch at Auction, ON MONDAY.
the sist instant, at - O'Clock,
IN D o. Lagn'ra coffee, beautiful green
~ 90 Havana ond Rio do
10 do II. poningo do
80 binds Porto R,co snr,,
lS do - Croix do
q bblS, do do
3 half chests nnper rial ,es
10 hhts whissey
O pipes gin
Z do Cognac brandy
~ quarter pipes French Madeira Wine
~ half quarter do do do
With many other articles
Sale =, d. .TIMBERLAKE.
sept 10 N"''
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o. Passage TOR Ne1o iork.-The Schr.
TANTlYY, Capt. TnoRP, will leave This Eyepipo.
at 8 O'Clock, at which time, passengers will Llease be
on poar. Ut INocaetts. sept l3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18

!ithhiy IA u Stpl Tho mail of this morning
brought liandbiiie tr"m tho Suffolk Eank a, BOSTON, u;
irting a reward OF $500 for III" apprehension of John
Wade, and the recovery o. $500, which had hccn
committed to him by the B.nk, under the impression
that he was inthc cmplcy Of tic Providence Citizens
C"ach Co. S1.lO0 nf the money was in notes of the
Providence Banks. aud OF this, about 5000 was of tho
u. $. Branch. and 800 in new notes Of The proyi-
dcnce Bank. Ainu: $1,000 wore in notes Of the 9th
or Phodn Island Banks.
Wade il about Eve mil a halt feet in height, about
&c years Of ngr,-has a fresh countonamrc, larre fin
eyes and black hair. His dress was a dark olive shotl
coat, with pcar! buttons, aid blue pnntalonus.
JDHi. Com.
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LOUISA RACES.

LOUISA RACES.
BhlE Louisa Races will commence at Louisa court
4 house, IN Thursday. the list Of October. First
days. race, mile heats for 3 years old, six entries. and
closed. One hundred bushels OF mcrchaniablc wheat
entrance, half ~torfcit+.
William Morris. II. c. y. T..
Maj. Bickcrtuu Winston, h. =.
Elijah Hutchinson. black T.. ty Isr,iu.au.
ROicr G.. Willis. b. E.
John Graves, 3. l.
DR.. James NJ. NORRIS 8. e. av Aired.
I'd. days ruc', two mIlo ic0ts. one hundred dollars
m cash, with tle addition Of such sutscJil tiou as may
be subsequently, madc.4
Sd. d1y's race, proprio'or's purse, made up Of Tho
iirst aud second days entries and gate money. This
val bo . h%ondsOnic purse, to 10 run the best , IN >
mtle heats. lNO. ~. PRICE.
= II ~ confidently cv0scici that the first DAYS race
viii be exceedingly interesting. each runner i%nicndip,
to be at the goal, and all having high expectations OF
winning.
7 rms purse Is crCrcGsing. and !, Is believe by ilc
day OF the race will be one Of considerable Llaguitudo.
aug % 8tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18

TEIHE drawing Of the NEW YORh LOTTERY,
d Class No. II, will he received TO-.MOR-
ROW, nj 10 o'ciork. Capitals, SI5, 600, Si0 Ooo,
1000, 1900. 2,9O3, 10 Of ! ,0OO. 10 Of 500, &c. &c.
Tickets $40, shayes III proportiori-for sale at al
the Lottery Offices.
con ig
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SPLENDiD TOTTEKY.

Ticket $40, Half s, Quarter . so, Eighth I s5.
For sale Nv the uslal variety, NJ the Lottery g. FIX
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18

80, 46, So, II, 30, 56, 81, 45, j.,
A RE the drawn numbers in the Dismal Swamp
IA Lottery, No. o..
Scverol handsome prizes ob'aiued NJ my lucky
o'iro. Holders NJ prizes as well as Others. rrn re-
qncs'cdt to call and take a chance in the NEW YORK
LOTTERY, which drew yesterday. The drawing
VIII be received on Saturday ncNt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18

Ticket $40, Half >, Quarter , 50, Eighth ! %,
~ a variety Of choice numbers. Coll = doors above
TIC Eagle Hotel. w. PEARMAN.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18

Picket $40, Half Z, Quarter , so, Eighth I %
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