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y. GPAR Ms,
DENTIST.

inROM n. YORK, respectfully informs The
- Ladies. AMI Geall.men OF Lynehburg
aud lis vteii tY.thrt he will he found NJ The
Franklin tto hs '0ng as sufficient encourage
ment Is received. II any az .. sirous 10 have
their teeth put IN romnieie repair tor life, stes
may avail themselves 9th opper,uaiiy. The
great importance OF having teeth eIeanssd. fl
led, and plugged, ~ order 10 prevent their
further decay, must lac agreeable to all sges
and sexes decay ed teeth, and the gums poi
soned by the tartar remaining n long time On
the teeth. must be ad.ifrd by az eminen.
physieiansio be very pernic,ouslo health.
he will plug, teeth that are painful, 10 last
FOR life, by previously destroying the painful
sensaion. Teeth set ia all cases decayed
teeth cut of, and snund ones placed TO The
roots the most difficult teeth and roots, ct
iracied with The rreeied possible ease and
| satisfy. Chidfens teeth regulated agreeably
10 their age, Nr.
Hspraeioc for eighteen years past, in val
Gus pnrts ol the United States, he trusts has 81
ven general sslistrciioh and convinced many
who have been afflicted with painful teeth, or
have had The misfortune In lose them, that il
- most advisable 10 consult an experienced
Dcu,ist in due time, Wha, Is wealth in com
rarlson TO good Sc, of teeth. Documents can
hr produced 10 the satisfaction OF all who may
please 10 apply Recommendations from the
following Gentlemrn Of New York y /.
! Mitchell. M d. Thomas Boyd, NJ u. DR.. Fral
~ llndsan. Rev. Dr. GritIu oil " llliam's Col
lfge.. tho Hon. Edward Livingston and Mr.
Jas. Stout Of Orange E. III. Va.
| Medical Gentlemen are Invited 20 witness
his mode of operating. lie will wait ON those
nj their dwellings who may request il,
March 10. Il
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APPOINTMENTS.

Rumor j: sill busy in making various chang
Is and new appointments. The latest accounts
from Washington state that Mr.. Ta.vel IS to
lake Mr.. Browns place a Minister 10 Fraocp--
But OF hese things VIC may soon look Tor off
rial Information, as Nj. oo crctary Van Buten
.as now arrived al Washington.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02
THEATRE.

Tomorrow evening Mr.. Carglll takes his
ssnclit This grnlrman has high claims upon
lr friends aud patrons Of the Drama. His
coolest aud onassuming d"porlmen'-his cx-
.fnce rs an actor--hs exertions and success
E, placing the Theatre here upon more re-
snectable fuoding than it has been tor many
years past, cniitle him to much credit. To-
raorrsv night viii he ct opportunity for the
nlaygoIog people TO eXlenl their patronage TO
one so every way deserving. Should the
weather prove favorable, we shall anticipate a
crowded house.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02

sEeIHGISiA, 10 wit;--Ata Court Oft uartcrk Sess,-
u Uns, for tho county Of Bedford, held at tho Court
honsc thereof, on the I'D day OF March, 1899
John o. Lefw ish and Smithsan IL. Davies late mer
chants and partners, trading under the firm and style
ofLenwich and Davis, pitts against John Hale and
Nicholas Robertson, administrator of Judith Hatcher
dec. defts.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant John Hale, having entered his
appearance and given security according the act Of
Assem- bly, and the rues Of tins Court aud appearing
the satisfaction ofthc Cour he is nhabtant
of this country ordered that the said ant Hale
do appear here the fourth Monday in May next ind
answer tho bill Of the Plaintiffs, and that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted III the Lynchburg Eignisn
for months successfully, aud posted the front
door OF the Courthouse Of the County for success
i've Court days.
copy-Te5e. g. a. WINGFIELD, D. G.
hpril9s e~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02
CONVENTION NOMINATION..

Delegates from Ma aison, Orange, Louisa and
spo,tsvlyania, have held meeting at Orange
Court House. aud nominated James Madison
Philip Z. Barbour, David Watson aud Robert
Stanarl, to represent that Senatorial District
ia the Convention. lis stated hat Dir. Mad-
son " iii consent 10 serve.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02
TRUST SALE OF MICROBES

FUNHE undo, signed. or one ~ them, will. on
II Saturday the 2nd LAY of May neat pro.
cre % sell at public auction, tof cash beior'
the Tavern door OF Nm. Terry. IN the town II
Liberty, Bedford county, teyeral valuable slaves
10 Wit: Cres,, Louisa and ElZ', aud THEN IN.
crease (rfan,) since the 2lsl day of july is27.
he sale " III be made IN pursuance OF tru I
deed executed by Gcarge W.raylor,on the sad
DIST lay 81 July. 1927. aud winch now Of
record IL thu clerks office of Bedford County
Court.
Acting as trustees, we viii convey such title
ouly rs is vested IN rs b, said deed
GUSrANuS \ WlNGfIELD, / rrus
CALOllil.L MENNi5, tees.
ADiil > tbs
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AFFEiiS his services as practitioner OF
Medicine. &c. 10 the inhabitants OF Lynch
burg aud is vicinity. Ills residence is mex 10
MessIs, Ilolcombe r Tyree, Commission Mer-
chants.
H. Applications len with Daniel Williams
Barber, will meet with prompt attention.
Ap'h2 %
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M,RsHAL,S SALE OF LANDS.

1DuRSuA\T, n a decree of The Superior
IL Court Of Chnncery, for the Lynchbnre
District. rendered an ihr l7,h day 81 October,
1929. IN cause beiccb Pleasant Murphy,
fh. agn,nsi lienty Brown ~. aud Ssmuel Clay
tor. peiis the undcrsig med Marshal Of ,hr
said court, will sell on the premises. N TIM
county Of Bedford Oh Thursday ,h. 26ih dav OF
February, 1922 II fair, II moi, the neal fair day
thereafter, ~ auction, Tor cash, one tract of
Land. on which Pleasant Murphy now resides,
lylns on Goose Creek, containing Eve hundred
aud eleven acres. Also, the interest of said
Murphy IN iroei or parcel Of Land containing
fifteen ncres. There ARE crr,a,n res,fic tions and
reservations. mndc IN the deed Of trust. convey
ing the above Lands which will be made known
on the day of sale. I A. IioLCOMBE.
Jan 20. idsa7
u. The above sne ~ postponed ill Wcdnes-
day the 10Th day OF April, on which day IL fair,
II moi. the neat fair day thereafter, il will take
plnese L. A, II nj,
Feb 9
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RD'1 GAI',f ONTa

~ X. F. G. Smith intends as soou "a a tulli
Ifn Gent uumbe' Of pupils are engaged
TO open q School Tor the common AMI tie nigh,
er branches OF Female Educnrion. IN The Il use
OF john Tompk,us ESQ
Sensible Of the drlicacy of the undertaking
before Lin, Nh > ia harpy IN being authorised
I" say that MRS TOMPkIN5 wall t,ke a ma.
t"rnal interest in the pupils ~nu may tie en-.
trusted 20 his charge. and viii rcgaid them
while pursuing their studies in her hons, as
members OF her family
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PLOWHMlSo

Nf0TicE.---Pursuan To decree OF the
III county court of Pittss lyania, pronounced
a, May term. 1923. IN sui IN Chancefy where
IN George Towncs in his own right, and rs the
administrator ofEdward fownes, dec. Robert
Towne. aud Stephen Townes, are pitts Il John
Barnett and Robert Payne. adm 'ors. With the
will annexed Of llaeon 1ownes, dec. are drns.
we shall, ON Thursday the 30,h day of April,
ls29, On the premises. sell by way of auction,
Tor ready money. n manufacturing mill aud mill
seat, situated IN the town Of Danville. The
great value of this property Is too well known
10 the public 10 need any particular descr,pti-
on il Is presumed purchasers will view 'he
premises. Acting as Commissioners. we shall
convey only such title ms the said decree auiho
rises
JOHN ROSS,
SAML. ID. RAWLINGS,
JOHN DICKINSON,
JOHN W. CHEW.
JOSEPH Il. TERRY.
Comm isSioners
April2. aw
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Music and Board for young Ladics.

N RS. John Iompkins continues TO give in
4VA struc'ions IN Music on the Piano Her
terms WI be moderate. eithcI by the son or
session. as may be most agreeable to Parents
OF Guar dans.
Mis-. 1 keeps nm excellent Piquo ia her
house for thu use Of such OF her pupils as ma,
hoard in her family, and will pay parucuar
attention 10 the practice of such
Mrs. Is charge for board will be ghat is
customary in this place Parents or Gua, dans
enirnsline their children or wards TO her car"
NAV rely on the strictest attention aeng paid
10 their comfor', morals and manners.
Lynchburg, April ,. 5ilG6
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
AHVIEW
Oh the Lyncnburg ark els.

A>4 AZ"
vi the Lyncnburg ark els.
Cor,.s.ed far NE Hirshiqu. bv
fuoMas \. Hol oosGL aud RlcnAap Tfnlr.
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SAILS.
I1trene prices OF passed Tobac.
CO, from 81 bn In II IN
Inferior ~ common, boto . M
Common 10 good, 6 toto y 90
Good 10 tine, o uotoI Ii 10
teiused, & 90 10 / OO
Inspected the last ~sek 2a1 hhds pa.Sed ,,h,c.
CO, 81 hhds refused. total BOT.
Comparison Of Inspections 1898, 1899
Ne. Pissed. No. Reid. Dor Inspln stock
April !, ls2s-25i0 COL l5ie 700
!, ls29-2oi5 o93 b. 1870
Tie tobacco harke, Continues without
change. crops are selling f,om $50 Il aver.
age according 10 quality. We have account,
from Liverpool TO the Sth ot Febfoary, at which
time the tobacco trade was entirely a, . stand.
owing 10 the uncertainty winch prevailed win
the zeal IS, whetherihc duty 81 81 per q .yo. II
he laid on stripes by the parliament of Great
Britain.
Extract from one of the Liverpool news pa,
pers ol the Sth Feb. IS19. . \ sltran.action IN
tobacco continues suspended in consequence OF
The expected duty Of 81 per H. IN All stcmmed
tobaccn taken uut oil Bond after the 9th April
next. deputat ION flom the trade have gone
up TO London TO oppose the MEASURE. Grain
continues dali. Flour sos TO 4os'.
Flour, by wholesale, So IS TO &c 90
Whiskey, wholesale, from 2sto ~
Corn, wholesale, p.I hb - 80 10 o75
Meal, wholesale, per bushe 50 30
! Wheat, do OOio 90
Bacolby the Wagon load - d 90 TO 700
! Salt is worth 325 To- 50
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Parsons, Dentist,

WHTILl be fannd al the Franklin Hotel for
w 'hi, week oLlr, unless sufficient encour.
agement is received to warrant his longer stay.
Rclereuc" may be givea 10 p,Isons OF the first
hy in this village, who have recently
e. prr,enccd his operations.
April =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02

MR. yEBB'S Liniment for rheumatism
BThis day received, few dozen Dr. Jebb s
Lnlment for Rheumatism, Chiihiains, bruises
sprains, numbness, stiffness in the joints, &c.
Howell DAVIES.
March Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02

de eDA REWARD.-Ranawav from nv
sS ~V plantation, IN Botetourt county. on
18th day of last month, muaro rran
named NAT. He is about u wears old. FIVE
feet nine or tea inches high. stout and vell
made, of a pleasing counlenauce, aud very
likely. lie took off with him variety Of
clothing, among which were a black fur hat,
blue broad cloth coat and pair Of grey cast.
net panta looms. have but little doubt tha'
he will attempt To pass himself as a fire. man.
aud think il h ghlV probable that he has chang
ed his name and IS in possession of a free pass
He has been lately seen in Lynchburg and
is either lurking about that place or is upon
the river boatman. Tie above reward
will be paid to sny person who vii deliver
said slave to s. Garland III Lynchburg or 10
the subscriber two miles north of Bedford
Court House.
JSO. y. ANDERSON.
April2, TOO
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THE. FLOUR MARKET

Has become depressed by the bate intelligence
from Eng several hundred barred, How
ard 81. ~ere sold ON Wednesday from the
stores, at S7-h"ldets. however, appeared more
flrm Yesterday, and there j" as notso much of y
disposition tc sell as on III" dsy prs.inus. A
sale OF loo IBIS wharftoob place Yesterday. Al,
-, on tune. y cargo of yellow Corn sold at
II cents per busbel.
B1if Chrol. 9Th March.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-02

u We are requesed to say that Mr. Early
declines re'e'ertion MS "A member of the Cur.
poia'ion Council for the mex, GEAR.
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NJ [. CUTLER. Sec'y.

uENrLtNEH-yuurc CORRESPONDENTS lono and
'aoofed attempt TO do away the Sabba,b ,p.
aa"e' no answer; II is quite harmless amongs,
:, a"''ei!lgent people; aud give him fall cred
vim. us sincerity He promised not to he
,;,I' ana he has stuck 10 has text 10 whom
no. ~. - given, little will be required and alrLo
tho eered himself, ! should be sorry. (for
NV, u me printer aud his numerous and
lie sa Indie readers) to provoke his pen again.
,ada. n's 10 about a. much alarmed az ;hc err
.h;ld." ""u RE and faggors, II. tasehnown some
vonaa en' at hobgoblins, raw-head and bloody
asa, ana with about as much reason. Let me
i,of,,' ni'n that Christians are as harmless and
b a;a as other people, and will never hur,
--., :. friend 10 the ob'ervaace Of ihs sqtbata.
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Richmond Matkei Marrl g.
fLouR-Ciy!Mills 81. Country Canal
50 90 TO SO o2 i,2, (dul) Wheat 81 25-ru.
oacco, good and h"e IS to Il, mddlng Sc ia
81 80
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CDMMUNTCATIONS-For tae pi,gin,c7.

At meeting Of number of the FreeboIdrrs
81 Nelson County. al the conr house. on Mon.
,"y the 25i day OF March, 1920 being court
Gay to take INTO consideration The pronrie,v o,
nominallnS tour 81 table persons 10 represent
r's us r'cl IN the Convention, To he held in
'Ichmond in the moptti OF Oct. nrxt.
Col sami Loving WI, called to the Chair Z,
.Aooeti l. Cutler appoiHed Secretary 10 the
meeting
3n motions srverally made an seconded
ana the questions being pat Ghcfcupon, il was
-, Resolved, that Lsndou Cabell of Amher>, co.
,norii YES OF Nelson C. VIM {. Riyes of
H'ormarle, aud James Pieasanls OF Goochland
-oon'y, be recommended as proper persons to
iep,t''hl His oenatoria District in said Con.
'ennon.
'; h'ofred, That the Editions Of the Lvnchburg
,""slnlao, Jetiersonian Republican. virginia
&C, Richmond Enquirer and Constiru
d;n", wing, be requested 10 give these procee-
On Insertion in their respective papers.
RIO r l.,..... SAML. LOVING, Chm.
NJ I. CUTLER. Srr'v
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'i'Se i4'iA fif t'ip'''
lanes L. Monimsn
Alesf. Mcdonald
Mrs. Mary Murphy
Mrs sarah }, Martin
" N. AlrFall
George Martin
J hn Martin
David Maba
Miss l.iyY Mas
Mrs. Charlotte Mere.
,li,h
Slngnn Matthews
l'huma, J. hlonrmau
Richard Nlosely
Miss Lucy M. Moore
Ch,isiopher Mclyer
Isaac Mcdaniel
N
Miss Broc,or e X. Nor
George Wholly
Joseph & Nowlln
Reuben .NnCkols
Thomas Old
lDeunis q l1fien
L
benjamin A. Philips 2
Rev. VIM. i'lnneil
Mi $ Elizabeth Perrow
Richard Pollard
Miss Maria Philips >
Martha Prndleton
Robert H. Pryor
Mr.. Pointer =
w m. Perkins
Mrs. Susan ID. Poindex.
ter
WIN ". Prcniiss
Edward Price
Ambrose Page
Mrs. Lucy Powell
Miss Eliza l'oitter
\. 5 Perry
Chas Pbilpo,
X.
Maj. I'hos. Isudd
Miss Maria Richardson
Mis- Mary Ross
MI. Rnckcr
Robert II. Rose, jr.
Nm. l0ss
John W. Rice
S.
Danl. STATION
Rev Mr. smith
VIM NJ. ohoemakor
John scott
I.han Scr,iggS
Mr.. Ann Scott
Lindsay Sh ,rmaLrr
Luther Smith
IAbner Slsson
Rev. Geo. Stevens
lAlrNr Stuart
Ilsit bard shelton
John Sanger
AbtsIn staples
Mrs. Sarah II, Steele
i.
John J Tin.ley
Amos l backcr
Mr.. Anry 1ocll
Raher " 3lhurmon
Miss Macy late j..
y NJ 1ano,r
NJ 5 judith Ter, ell
Edward l'nslcy
W
.Irs Nary V Wiley
Charles A. y i,hers
Robert I Wilkins
Wade aud Johnson
Mrs Mildred Wright
Jesse Wade
john S Nmn
ihOs Rliall
Mss a Wood
John Word
!, III. Weaver
Miss 5atah White
Manuel Wire
Nathan illiamson
IboInas W. Wil,on
MIS-. Hannah Nelsh
Rev. Benz. Watts
Jesse Webb
lohn S Wrstwood
y 'l'on aud NeighboIs
Anihony Walton
MIS-. Wilson
,eorge ". " ing field
Wfigkt
J. mUhRELL. +. Nj.
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COMMISSIONER Saic.-Redt Estate.
EHuRSuaNr to decree OF the county
IL court OF Campbell, pronounc da, March
term 1922. III the sun Of Long vs.. Cralle and
others. The undersigned appointed Cammis-
sonsrs for that purpose bN the said court, will
proceed TO sell On the 9th day OF April next,
on credit of t. l. and IL months, on he pre-.
misses, the Lot OF 6Iound mentioned IN the
said decree. situated ON third sticei nearly op.
posiie the Washington Tavern, IN thu town oil
Lyuchburg. JOHN Il. ID PAYNE,
AMMON HANCOCK,
JESSE l. PERRY,
Commissioners 5.
Amll2. ds66
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ROWLAND STEVENSON.

his alleJsed Delinquent has been discharged
by the Recorder Of y. York from ares, AT the
sui OF us London creditors, on the ground that
10 affidavit Of debts wss produced. The S,,
per'or Court OF that CITY have likewise dis.
charged him, III Perkins suit. on Ia. ground
that he had been illegally brot within the uris.
diction OF the 5iate--and as the courts OF the
tnhed States lave no jurisdiction IN suit, be
tween aliens he is IN 10 danger rom thar quar-
ter.-Aiter his discharge be qu, the cty of y
York, bat it is supposed after rea enable time.
ofiberty he will become liable, like any other
debtor 10 the control oil The law.
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l"bacco accounts from L'sille Nv, state that
Tobacco Was selling there from ~ - to 81
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r. 90 .ai mr., "a woman thai Cooks and ash
ais or fof fprth@s Information apply at
f2fi.1 .,
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The Force of
To conclude with the p"
NO SONG, \
o.
The Lawyer
" Nights of pelloi II
nesdays and Fridays,
A S Of letters renainin
LynohJurg, A
Persons apply ing Tor let
will please say they are
A
Miss Cinihia Alley
WIN. A',s,er
Capt. JAS. G.. Anderson
Amos Anderson
John Allan |
4 !
Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey
Wm. Bal, Y |
James bullock q
John Braselmnn
Robert Butler
James l.. Ii hop
Robert & Brent
Matthew BfoNn 4
Miss Martha Br,nnlield
Miss Polly Boiling
andy Boley
Robert II. Butler
MIS-. Saml. Benson
Lee II. Burks
Miss Ann l'uilcr
Mrs. Ann BOOKER
Isahc II. Bulterwolh
Henry l}erund
Lew Best
Mrs Muy ballard
Philip Bryce
Arch Il Brown
Miss Ilairlci r.. Branch
", IN. q. II Bingham
John Brady
Bernard Butler
James Bcnagh
C
Miss Frances Coleman
Lindsa, CoghIll
ornellus Go"
james Carroll
J Ohm Caiiull1
Jordan CreaSry
Henry Giildiess
W m. Corneal
John Cummebeer
MIS-, AnGCn,npbeH
John Clouse
Robert Camm
Nm. Crawford
10 eph Cockrcll
Richard Il. Cralle
Jam Cox
All-s Matilda 7. Cole.
man
ok. ChanGTy Court
Il
James DAVIS
lloyd Dorsey
\. {. Dawson
| lle ding DarneIl
Mr.. Sarah Dickinson
/ John Davidson
Anthony Dlbrell
Wm. Dndgr on
y oodson Dickinson
rlra'anlDaw son
jaime. VI. Daniel, 81.
Henry h. Davis
lhomds Dnuc,.n
I5aac DAVIS
/.
Ms Jane Estes
r
YIN. ! aris
Jacob / caYle
Jorl ). Florya,
Robert sra0kliu
John l1ii ueltls
C.,
! Ia;tcson Gillian
Mrs. sophia ti,thr, y
Clias. NJ. Gillian
George GiInber
JOIN ii. Goodwin
Miss Hannah tnily
RoberIGsrJncr
John Gar b
james = HARM
stephen Hunter
Mrs.. Margaret W lIig
Rlnbotliam =
FdwaIt. lIaIninrt
Joseph & IlenJrlck
Co. ltichd Harrison
Frederick 4 Harris
J.. tiaplnrn
Rev. Henry Holmes
Rev. WIN. Holmes
Willis Il, Hope
Johns s. lohnson
VIM. |. James
David | johnson
Anselm Jones ,
Miss Jane + Jones'
Marshale b. Jones
Jesse Il. johnson
Miss Sil,y James
Edmund Jennings
X
VIM. Kent
James Kidd .
Dennis Kelly !
Mrs. jane krr,uu
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Declaration of Independence.
FREED WI OBTAINED.
And prizes expected mt
- Toll IInIIla fsIlTr A 6aE vs

Anu piiItS tApcClcu III
IONA uNE5 COTTAGE :"
Nv iiEhiAS, by II lrte act OF the lirg,nt,
w Legislature, granting TO Lottery vendors
n license 10 solI Foreign az Domfsiic Tieket8--
be IL known thar Fortunes Cottage" IL pre-
pared with the necessary credentials in conlof-
nifty with the sail ael. This cheering new
having reached the golden mansion OF F." Dame
Fortune she rrjoieed aud was crcesdinRir
glad, and all the lii,I- Godttaes ~ oced AROUND
her--she rose with majestic mHn, aud proncun
ced the following
Declaration of independence.
When, in the course Of hun,iin events, II In
become Necessary for my tar0rii.s To dissolve
all connection miM joitS aud other places Of
close confinement, and 10 be exempt from NIL
criminal prosecutions " hai.yeT n decent res-
poet which hold Tor mankind, impcs them 10
separation. | hold these truths 10 be sefevi'
dent, thai Judges aud Grind JureS have been
haras.ed without measure, thai m0rms Of Oft
cersGbd witnesses hnYe been pcrple King my PEG
pie aud threatening their liberties. |, therefore.
+" Dame Fortune do hereby d. clare" Fortunes
ColiaRc" IRE and independent, Granting pow.s
IN my name 10 make cOntfdets sell priees, phD
cash promptly, aud TO do all other acts & things
which independsnt Lottery Offices may Of right
do ; md for the support OF his declaration,
pledge to customers good luck in the following
splendid scheme
Washington Csnsolid aled l. ottory,
n ~
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DIR, TINDALL

Aprng2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21
(NTY LOAN Oh ss,OnO. :

NTI LOAN OF Ss,OOO.-ln pursuance Of an Ordi-
~ nance auhorsug Loan Cor the City Of Richmond passed
10Th OF August, 1929 shall sell to the highest bidder the
Merchants Coffee House, Tuesday the 25ih instant,
AZ the hour Of - O'Clock, Loan Of 5000 or the said
CITY, rcdccmabo tho si of January, 1892 aud bearing an
interest OF six per per anuun payable quarterly on the
following terms aud ooniiuuusNQ bud win be received Tor
less sum than hve hundred dollars for fractional par,
thereof, ~ lower rate than par
aug i3-coids WIN. T.. SHEPPARD Chanibln
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21
SUMNIER GOODS.

81 MINER GOODS.
IA NELSON has received by the Exit Tamil
n W. and other late packets from Now York
and Philadelphia, general assortment of COODS
adapted TO the season; amongst which are
Caicocs and printed cambrics, of new stvle
English and French cambria gnghams
Plaln plaid and striped batteste
Palmyrene, assorted colors
Fancy palmyrene dresses
Italian nett and berepe
English and French merino bombazine
Black Italian iustring, of superior qua!iiv
Heavy India satin and lcvantinc
Jet and blue black marcellinc
Colored and black Gros dc Naples
Pongee silks. Of superior quality
Extra heavy black Mandarin grapes
Black and colored Nankin and Canton do
! l. Sd and i cambrcs and iaconcts
RAIN ana figured Swiss muslins. (part very fine
Plain and figured book and null do
4-4 and 81 tambourcd and plain bobhinct laccs
Thread and gimp laccs and edgngs, assorted
Rich worked lace pclercnes, capcs. hdkfs & wells
Embroidered and ,tamboured muslin do
Short and long berege and gauze scarfs
Fancy bcrcge gauzc and silk hdss assorted
Italian silk and Swiss muslin cravais
India, German and English silk pocket hdkS
Thread cambria hdkfs
Madras, Malabar and Britannia do
Fine and superiine blue and black cloths
Silk llorcntnc and Marscillcs vcslinr
Supcrine brown and white French dr..lincs
Black and grey hastings
Company and nance chop nankccus
FlOTentnc and Jeans, for boys wear
A Irish and German linens
Long lawns aud bird eye dupers
I'D and IO-4 table diaper and damask
81, Cd, and 1O-4 heavy mill spun sheotinrs
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
White, brown and fancy uliyt cotton and silk
half hose
Ladies and gcnllcmcn's gloves, assorted
ParasOs and. umbrellas
Carved and plain tortoise, tuck and side connie
Palm leaf, feather and Chinese painted fans
Domestic shrtings, sheeting, plaids, apron checks
and sheetings
ALSO.
\ constant supply Of heavy power loom slectinos.
manufactured in this city, by Mcssrs. Cunningham g.
Anderson. and for sale At their lowest cash price