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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-19

VENHiS establishment will be opened for the recep-
tobcr.
The advantages of It's locality the variety and con-
Fenlent distribution of its apartments and the conf
pete and appropriate style in which it has been fun
nIshed ard fitted up by the Propretors are well known
IN TINS vicinity Strangers may be Interested by tho
information that the situation of fremont House is
CENTRAL IN an airy, dry and healthy quarter, and in
the immediate neghborhood Of the principal places
OF public amusement and of the business streets q,
the city,
Among the particular accommodations ofthe Ee-
adjustment are Eeading Room, which will be sup
Piled with all The Journals, Reviews and MAGAZINES
published III this country which it supposed will be
interesting TO the patrons of the House with many
English, and Partisan periodicals. Suites of rooms
remote from The public part Of the house. INTENDED for
the occupation of families or individuals who NAV
prefer private table and large and elegant drawing
and dining for the entertainment of Clubs nd
parties.
Convenient and well lighted Bathing Rooms,
winch VIII be III constant preparation for use by the
public, as well as by the inmates ofthe establishment,
are connected
IN ordinary will be served on Friday, and after
wards every day at half past Q o'clock.
The subscriber having taken Lease Of fremont
House. assures his friends and the Public tina, no x
ert'on on his part the part of those under his
control shall be spared to supply the wants and ac-
conlnodate the habits and taste of his patrons He
pledges himself also that his prices shall in no res
pect exceed those of Hotels in other parts of the IT,
States conducted in u similar style
BOSTON, Oct 10, 1929.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-19
Sg.boleaaIe lartrea Gurrtmf.
Richmond, Norember 10. 1899.

STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, leaf
good to fine, l00lb. Sc a 10
middling, 5 az
common. 4a5
refused, 3 a 4
manufactured
LIST quail. cavendish, ID. 35 n 40
small twist, no. /, IL a l3
no. san
Flour, city mills, new, s Is
canal, al as
Phedt, 9Oa95
Corn, bush. SO
Coal, best for shipping, l6 a 20
inferior, II Il is
Cotton, y a3
VARIOUS oT11R ArrrcIEa
Alum, III. 6
birthstone, roll, ID. 3aSS
Bcespar, best, 81 Il %
Butler, Ia q u
Bet, mess, Dbl. 10 5Oali
Bacon, Few, ~ as
Cheese, 7a8
Candies, tallow, mould, 10 all
sperm. q a28
C2Gce, w. !. green, Il! ala
Rio, II 4 i2S
Java, white, I6 a IT
ordinary qualities, II a t23
Chocolate, no. l, 10 a 10
CopperaS, Id. 5 a 81
Fish, herrinss, no. /, s so a {
shad, no. l, ! 4 5 so
mackcrel, no. 7,
do. no. ?, a5a5
90. no. }, ) rs a J
Fruit
raisins, bunch, box, 6 % a3 Sc
, muscatel, 3
Feathers, live geese, sood, 30a3::
Gloss, window, GxlO, so feet
? 10 IOxl2, do. 3
Gunpo,yder, Dupont's, ) 20 q
Hemp, American, ton, lbs . i1j
Hides, Sp'h, sun-Aied, I6 q II
saited, ia is
indigo, Sp'h flotmt, ID. I 7aa2 2,
Iron, S1vedes, ton, los
English, 85 q 90
american, 50 q 50
Lard, new, Gia7
Lime, l %
Leather, sole, Is a e5
upper l IS a 2 IS
Lumber, clear, 1000 #. %
merul:antable, IL a IS
Mahoguny, St Dom. q. IL a 2
Bay, ga IL
Motasses, gal. n. o. g6 q g
superior, % a ST.
w. India, generally, % a GO
Heai, hushel, so a So
Mails, cut, ID. ST
Oil, linsecd, gal. 75 a 70
tanners, Dbl. II Il Is
SPERM winter prsd. gal. GO a 8
10. summer do. So 60
OATS, bush. 50
Piaisfer Of Paris, ION, S 70
Pork, prime, bh. IL
mess, ID
Rice, Carolina, (new) 8 50
Sugar, loaf 1Sa2O, hump l5a1
u. O. brown, 100 lbs. 7a9
ST. Croix, do. IA 10A
muscovadoes, Q Il 10
Sail, sack, Liv. filed, 2 so
; ground alum, 2 do n as
ISaltpet,-e, ID. 10 q II
Spirits
brandy, cognac, gal. 30 n 40
apple brandy, new, % a 30
peach do. go a 100
rim, 81. Croix s. Ant. go a 9
do. New England, 81 80
gin, Holland, 90 a l0l
TO. American, 80 a 80
whiskey, s6 q 2S
3eel, German, ID. IL I II
Eng. blistercd, II
Amer. do. 6
Shot, cwt. 6
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-19
Fifty Thousand Dollars 7Dorth Of .Aezo and
SeGsena65e Dry Goods at
DRIARE EnE1

II YLE & COCHRAN having determined TO close
EA their present business in short a time ss
practicable, respectfully beg leave to inform their
friends and the pblc that they will Tuesday the
eth instant, commence offering for sale, their entire
stock Of staple and fancy dry goods amounting per
llyOicc 10 upwards of
Fifty gaousa;yl Dollars, n. Prime Cost.
large portion of this assortment has been pug
chased during the present f at auction snles in the
cities OF New York and Philadelphia. Aware thar
advertisements of this description are frequently pre-
sented to the public tor the sole purpose of exciting
attention. they would state that such is not the 1,
object In the present instance: aHxious to close their
present concerns-they have arranged their goods
and In every instance they will be offered at first cost
their former customers are particularly irited, to
avail themselves Of the present opportunity to supply
themselves terms which are rdrciy zrced within
Their power Every description fnep g. Seasoaa5fs
goods will be found in this Observation-Disclosures isnuyte.
rtes gro de ind gro dc Berlin, iutesrins uUinon J-
renee fona'd, cacoes, muSns Irish linen skeetiE;s
bird eye diaPers and tdirnS, oztra fine cloths a.d cq5-
Snere coaSS 6d;=es blankets, negro clothing, srftie
nets, domestic IF all Oidts, and almost every artc5a
IN the dry goods lnc.-Tcrpls, cash on delivery
oct 26-ff
THNIiE subs cTI0crs proposed SCHOOL viii 0Tn ON II = h
tupIis until The number reaches 30that being his limit Li
The terms in lis former advertisement may have ton po
Of ten months One only will lie given from the Isl OF
August TO the Isl of October, during which board win b
be required in advance. These win eay all cxpeSces EXCEPT
for apparel mendng books and stationary The he, win
lie furnished il desired for cash. good as they can
be procured eIsowhee while the u,endng done al "a
very rng By semFsresses in neighborhood who will
receive and deliver their clothes WREN required The varoy
branches taught, aud the methods pursued viii c such 10
give the Boys all the requisite preparation for entering any Of
The Colleges Universities in the United States But their
Of attention. -
r. Direct letters (pos paid the subscriber at Rich,
oo1d until The Convention rises; afterwards Elu,vga5
Essex county, Virginia The distances this place from, H.,
following wen known points s. miles north Of Ricl1,d
~ cas-, OF the BowPs and 81 south Of fredericksburg The
steamboat Pauxept passes within 81 miles Of H. every Thurs
erfrv
Saturday ] i S5rtc AZ =. -, s-tS:-,Jf-'' Try
me Editors Of the Nahoal n,eigencsr and Fredericksburg
Herald. will please insert the above.
EII- ooou' r.ssex county, Va Oct 10 7J-y8t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-19
BOSTON, Oct. 10, 1929.

Bsn11stt's Improved System Of Booke-K cepi,sg
TNNHE Subscriber will, Of suitable number Of pI,
q pills can be obtained,) deliver Course of Lee
tnrcS on Bennetps Admirable System of Book Keep
ing he has been practical accountant for snany
years, has general knowledge ofmercaatile business,
III AL It's various branches, and pledges himself to
quahiy any pupil, who may attend his course Of in
stfuctlons, either in Bennett. or Jackson, for the
compiling House, IN twenty lessons. Bennett has
greatly improved, and simpiied the mode of record
ing tF9eiactons, and is well adapted to the commerce
OF The United States He will also give private les
sohs al any hour, and place as may test suit the lear
ueF' terns ten dollars. Those who are disposed
10 acquire knowledge of this desirable branch Of
education, viii please call, and leave their names
with the Editors, where a subscription paper can be
Satisfactory testimonials Of his competency will be
oHmOted' JOHN LEDWIDGE
nov 14-4tc
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:gRUMOWW MOYysI

TO BE CONTINUED
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-19

ENfiiS establishment will be opened for the recep-
a ton Of company On Thursday, the ed of DC.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14
ROETRY.

IL The following eifusion is copied in the
Essex Register, trom,a manusclpt book of Po-
ems written by young man under confne-
ment in the Massachusetts State Prison
The extract discovers n native genius for whose
equal we may look in vain Ia our magazines
aud annals, and, we may add, IN the page of
sumeiof those whom The world, Tor a brief space
has consented to call immor al. Ii is represented
that the young man, previous 10 his Imprison
meut, followed the occupation Ola seama u, aud
has never eninyed the advantages Of education
We hone, for the honor of human nature, that
the act which led TO his imprisonment was one
with which his heart held no communion. The
spirit Inch mdited the following Ines, could
moi be wholly lost TO ,ir'ue and trust its pos
SCISSOR hereafter will use II in d manner worthy
The gilt
TO THE SOUND OF A DISTANT BELL.
Again that sad and solemn tone-again that
thrilling swell,
Those sounds create paradise within my drea.
ny cell aa
Rich with tho thoughts of other years their mn.
sic rushes on,
And glads my heart. when every JOY but mem
ory is gone,
Again. again-ye tell of days, when innocence
was mine,
When an infant tendril chung around my par
ent vine,
When of religions pure delights my mother
loved 10 tell,
And babe me list thy solemn voce--thou sad
aud soothing bell.
Ye speak CT g orious transports that my boy sh
bosom fired
When my proud Country victories, our peal
ing tongue inspired
When mid nations rcveIries, my youthful
shout gave,
And burned 10 swell the warrior ranks, or ill
warriors gave.
Once more-and call the worship'd dead TO her
lost lovers SHE
That beau eous one who living would have been
NY wrelched bride,
Shrcud with thy mild and balmy tone, the
& oans OF her despair,
When she sees her branch of promise wihered,
desolate and bare.
No more-my sou, all overwhelmed, no more
can bear thee now
A freezing horror chllls my heart, and lightning
bnrns my brow
To hear the sounds that hlest my youth, now
like fuuer, knell,
Ring 10 my hurled joys and hopes-a deep and
last farewell
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14
WrDNEsDAy Dec >

The Convention as ,embIed al | | clock, and
was opened with prayers by the Rev Nh
Parks-when the President took the Chair
The Convention resolved itself mo the Com
mttee of the WhoIc on the Consttutlon-Mr,
Peasants in the Chair.
Mr. Leigh rose to address the Commitee in
con nuatiun of his argument commenced on
Wednesday.
He began with rema,king, that he should pro
coed 10 do that which he proposed 10 do when
he asked the Committee to rise on the pre-
vous day II was main part OF his prescott
purpose to exhibit the different propositions
that have been submitted, that the Commit
ter NAV have an opportunity to compare The
various projects with each other, and see the
application Of each TO the various divisions of
the Stale aud their different interests -
Pie would If he did not know it 10 be utterly
vain, address himself particularly to the
Western delegation, aud make the attemp al
least 10 convince them that he meant nothing
but the utmost impartiality by the scheme
which be had proposed and here advocate d.
but a fieI What he had heard and seen here, and
what he had observed by conversation with
those gentlemen, he knew il to be useless, tor
they imagine III at there rs some hKed, natural
inherent, eternal principle ordained by God, tor
the government OF man, which II would be ln-
UlOuS 10 disturb r-ilie OtlHB 'hfh pS'''' - ~
would be perfectly useless for any one to ad-
dress them, but from what he had observed,
il would particularly be so for hun TO DO It, and
this is the strong reason Tor the regret he had
expressed, that he had not heard the remarks
and seen The plan of the gentleman from
Northampton. that he might rather have taken
his proposition than his own. What they call
| COMPROMISE, is the surrender 10 them of the
principle of white popula ion IN the lower
| house and the willingness to surrender the
principles Of the federal basis in the Senate.
He referred to the condensed remarks made
by the venerable gentleman from Orange Mr.
Madisonl the day before, and stated, that his
object was not that one BODY should be cohsii
| tuted on the federal basis, without saying mp
on what primo piles the other ranch OF Tho
LEGISLATURE WAS to be formed-according to thu
| statement which the newspaper of this morn
inc had made oft Mr.. l.. coniended, that 'h'
Two branches OF the Legislature, organized
upon different principles, would always b
struggling with each other and this was al
obirciion which could never be surmounted
He then proceeded TO examine the variou
propositions which had been msdeto the HOUSE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14

-arIcE -By virtue of trust deed made
A., Thomas Aldridge, in which Hill Garter
1..,aa hearing date the 9th day OF Oct. 1921,
"A AZ record in the county court OF Nelson,
~ h ,,;rtue of trust deed made by
-. a. 1, Cartel in which Sterling Claiborne
~ ,r,s,ee hearing date the 20ih day OF March,
,s17 and also recorded IN the County court oil
Man and by virtue OF trust deed made by
rharIes G. arler bearing date the 10th day OF
M.rch 1897. IN which illl Garter and Richard
~ r,,h.nL are trustees, which deed is also re
.Iad;n Nelson county court-by which sHid
Saad. the makers respectively convey In the
sa,d trustees respectively for the purposes set
nth in the said deeds, their several snd Tespeo
200 interests 10 the estate known by the name
ofWalnut Grove, situate in the county OF Mel.
con aud containing about l4oo acres, ana
~ ";r res,eetiye interests in 10 negro slaves,
attached 10 the estate. lhe undersigned trustees
.au IN the 18th day of Decembe next, offer
lar sale. nj the Mansion House on sad tract OF
land 10 the highest bidder. the interests OF said
',a,,,as in the said land and saves-ihe interest
If said Aldridge, being two seyenihs, and the
in,orests OF the said Moore and Charles being
a,ch ,ne seventh The land will be sold on II
ered;t of one, two and three years from the LIST
dav of Jan 1890 and possession delivered on
mai day, The negroes will be sold on credit
If one year. Bond and satisfactory security
will be required for the negroes, and bond ana
a deed of trust from thhe purchaser OF the land
lts believed that the persons owning the
,emaing three seventies of the esrnte, WILL OH
she day of sale, consent To sell their interests IN
,he same way, aud on the same terms proposed
NV The trustees in this advertisement.
The undersigned will convey only such title
as The said deeds Of trust AUTHORISED hem,
HILL CARTER, Trustee 10 the deed
made by Thomas Aldridge.
STERLING CLAIBORNE, Trustee
in the deed made by Moore Garter.
HILL CARTER, Irns-
RICHARD N EUBANk, tees
under the deed made by Charles c Carter.
Nov. IL 'uN<o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14
STApLE GOODS.

4 few pieces extra fine Eng. Cloths, blue and
black
An elegant assortment fine g. snperfne English
Cloths, including blue, black, olive, steel
mix, and every fashionable shaGe
Super double miied Drab Coatings
Fine and supeffne blue and black Cassmeres
few pieces super Drab, do. double and single
mllled
Superior black, and blue black Silk Velvet
Narsellles, Swansdown aud Valencia VeStlngs
Scotch Pads anu Camblets
A few pieces extra Manchester Cords
A case fancy colored Satnets, finest finish
Several cases medium do.
Several bales heavy Point Blankets
large supply English Dulfel Blankets
Tied oiripe) the largest and cheapest ever
known
Fine and medium aannels of every color
Green Serge aud Booking Baize
Several pieces ingram Carpetings, handsomes'
figures
- and I'D brown and bleached Domestcs
81 and "A Plaid do. indigo blue
o. brown and bleached Waltham Sheeting
bale superior unlIeached Sea Island Shirting
lew pieces 5-4 real Russia SheetingS
[id'us and plain Lindseys for servants wear
several bales double miIed Army lolhs
Double mled Napt Coltons, No IL
inll assortment Spun Cotton, &c. &c. &c.
DAVID & ROBERT KYLE.
Oct. Is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14
TERMS.

a, ~, mum, ayable in advance-No sun
fot ~ ,s received for less time than SIX mouths
apg n, @ Will discontinued (oa. a. the d''re0"
aud no fP5 ip until all arrearages are paid
viii be and na' 81 a. en- si iof
spare soi srbose from q disance must be PAID Tor
sonllnanee, her Insertion the payment assumed by
sun. ,,..sv Orders not exceeding two squares are
..',,ted for slx dollars
" addressed n TO ,se 'S So 'u' %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14
Premium White XIead.

MoW opening large supply of Premium
AN White Lead, in Oil. Also, large supply
OF white Lead in Oil, No. / , together with eve
ny other color in Oil, and dry, all of which are
offered at the lowest prices.
Howell DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-14
Fail and Winter Goods.
under the deed made by Charles I, TAI
Nov 10 tds26

KUylIE snbsfrihers having now received the
greater part OF their FALL aud WIN
TER GOODS, respectfully invite their custom
ers, and purchasers generally, TO examine Their
present extensive assortment. In the FANCY
LINE. they have the pleasure of offering, al the
most moderate prices, the following
Superior black Italian Lustrlnss
Richest blk. Satin LeVantiues
Blk. and blue black Gro de Nap SILKS
Biz Corded Gro de Zanns, a new Article
Printed Balteesse various shades and figures
Rich figured ismarines, extremely cheap
Sains. Modes aud Florences. every shade
Gro de Nap Silks, every shade
Partisan Plaid Gro de Maps, new style
A few pieces Nankin and Canton Grapes
Calicoes, an extensive and heantfal assortment
Blk Circas,ians and Bombazines
Ladies steel mixed Hab, Cloths
London brown and imperial blue Pehsse Cloths
Blue and scarlet Merino Cloths
1ambored Book Muslins, richest figures
Plain, Swiss and Book do
b'1 and Oh JaCSnes and Cambrlcs
A iew pieces 54 Medium Mnsi'ns, elegant
A, 81 and Ca Tribe, Sha"ls
Merino Long Shawls, first order
Embroidered Paris Grape Shawio and ocarfs
palmerine and Silk Shawis
Lace Capes, Coarets and Peierines, spleadId
Decoupe and Barege Dress Shawls
Artificial Wrealhs aud Roses
"A and 5.4 Bohblnet Laces plain and figured
Thread and Bobbi0et Edgngs
Richest Brussels Laces
Silk aud Bobbinel do. handsomest style
Bobbinet Lace Wells, white and black
Fine Lawns. and Linen Cambria Hdkfs.
Cotton SILK and Worsted Hosiery, full assort
ment
Fine, and supefne grass bleached Irish Linens
A few pieces superior Thread Cambrcks
beautiful assortment netO style Bonnet Rib
bons
variety of richest embroidered Belt Ribbons
Ladies embroidered Mitts and Horse Skin
Gloves
Anew boxes fancy Cap Ribbons
Wide Lustring Ribbons, solid colors
Ladies and Gentlemens black and white Silk
Gloves
Plain white Merino Cloths, new and beautiful
article
: hla Tarhoros .&yc 9rc &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-16
&3uaGEssstG & sgsE@,
BY OTIS rs Ns-05s = 20.
10 Irf.E :,

LIQUORS, g..
On TUESDAY. thr I7tl. A. sta-t, AZ i,,r rA.:io
ocloc&' will be sol at .ncI;on Sore, w.hca, tea
10 Pipes Holland GIN swan, ;npeiial and Zoe
d pres French btaLdS, "Seignetlc" an' otter
brands, como g years old
10 tipes American brandy
Pipes, ll2f duo, and 81 ditto Madeira
Nlnr
- h,13 J@;ro - aai Grenada rum ror, f.or. e.
West, and superior
90 or 81 az. cas5s Sicily Madeira, Trcrcs Madc;.
n, Port ana Lisbon vines
Cd b5ls Conpbeli's gin.
n III Is 81. Croix suraa
bales sewing tyine
30 boxes fancy soap
hhds jamaica cofea
100 boxes soap
100 boxes candles
90 casks cheese
10 barrels oranges
GO boxes chocolate
~ hhds rnolasses
half chests irnperiel tea
10 chests young hyson 10
nov 10 O. d. &, Co Aunta
ADDITIONAL
WIZ be added to sale. on tho 18th instant, On
ihEo!ce Oi drugs, Medicines and Patent Balance
nov 10 o. d. g. Co. Aucts.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY next, the 10th inst, at 10
O'Clock, viii be sold at Auction Rooms, largo
ond generHl assortment Of seasonable Dry Goods.
Terms Of sale. o. d. g. CO. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-16
BOOK AUCTION

-aeJic Prraie Library Of Lauc and .Miscellanecvs
Books
TOMORROW EVENING. Tuesday Nov II,
1929, commencing ct hslfpest O'Clock, G. J Scidcn
vii sci, at his store, opposite the Eagle Hotel val
u2l.- Private Li5rary among which are Burrows
Report vols. Blacistones do, Washington's do.
3uo ns Abrl3gment 5 vols. Woods Institutes.
Bcamc's i-"Z Mcrcator!a Munfords Reports, Coke's
DO voi- Cookies Institutes, Cruise on Real Proper
y, Revised Code, vols, Wentworih's Pleading 10
vols MoHtesq@G's Spirit Of Laws, Maddocks Chan
cory, Henning e"d Muniord's Reports, Selwyn's Nj
ST Pr.us, &c. &c.-Among the Miscellaneous are,
GrcGorys Dictionary fthe Arts and Sciences G vols
Shakespeare Plays, . vols DR.. Beatties Works, 10
vols Rambler, i vols. Don Quixotte vols. Specta-
tor : vols. Sydney ON Government vols. Robert
sons America, vols Hume and SInoletts England,
p -ois. Robcrsons CHARLES 5tl vols Russels
Moheyn Europe. vols, Ferguson's Rome, vols.
Gol6sri'hs Animated Nature, &c. &c. -
The Books are NOW ready Iorc;;a
The salt conducted b. J. s. J. L. HERON, Auc'ts
n4v Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-16
lTo BE Continued

Departed this life, on Tuesday thu I0rh MS. Mr.
RICHARD T. GRlEN, at the residence Of Ms Ann
lient'ioi's, Hanover, in the 3Gth year OF las ure
formerly OF Hanover. but resident oil tbs city Tor
the last , wears
q y d a. r -. 81. tS4,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-16
THEATRE

The managers feel great pleasure IL Announcing
that they have engaged The -. 5y4.cu VR y Mss
for few nights.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-16

Also, jumaiiatc,v after the above sale, v ntcres.
a t.e .ot and stable, row occupied BY Ai-h Sco;,
u0pl,l.e ,l.a ]. .Eua.Cutll Church.
A,v /.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-16
THIS EVENING. NOV. 10th.
mn be performed tie .Nc'o- Drama # Z
BrOke5s SecOyd.

" lth new and appropratc Scenery, painted BY Vt
Jefferson and MIR. higgins
MIKTYLLO, the Dumb Orphan, MISS WELLS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-16
SPLENDID SCHEME.

Besides COS SJs 70s, o0s, COS, 4Os sos o. &c &c
IIcEc's SO Haiyes ., Quarters =, Eig!ths ~ go
For sale III The greatest variety, NJ
LAMBERT'S Fortunate Office.
H., w here was sold and paid, Turing the last f,,.
height THREE CAPITAL PRIZES.
v ~ me tickets eHd Sh1res. sold at Lambert
90 me original ones ssoej ~ t!.., Mu,s ,ets 49,
winch &c "a d Gun b. p.osuIc-L. ~ iessectab!s
Ci~~S .. - Ssi;eS S:ssx- ~ "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-16

Al TIE END OF TIE MLLo-DRAMA,
q Grand advertisement by four Ladies' under IL
direction ol Mn. WELLS
MR. & Miss WELLS viii dance Grand Al;
SIC Pas &c Dv4X.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-16
y - - '''0 20 IIIt 81 nv " fIItft
Uhich taken at as food lends on to EDylgHe.p
NOW Is THE TIME!

4 VIE drawing OF the Union Canal Lottery, viii
Il be received " Lamb 'rts Office OH Tuesday
nest, 17th instant.
such an opportunity seldom occurs Of securing an
ample fortune, for the snai. sum $4,000 Number
Lottery-9 Drawn Ballot
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MANAGEKSI OFFICE.

GYM following are the numbers draw. in Ito
E New \ ork. Extra No. 10.
81, 50, SO. 80. II, SO, 81, 81, SO.
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MR. y MISS wELLs's lIRsT NIGHT.
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.li.u5ers aTarH ia He Grant Consolidated No. =,
so, 50, p, %, 80, 50, 50, 10, SO.
oct ID YATES & MINTYRE Manorar.
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&c. &c. &c.
Whole Tickets $40, HIVES >, Quarters 2 So,
Tor sale at p CHUBBS
nov 10 Ever Prize Selling Office.
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Nos. dram ~ tie Nc1c York, Erty,c. No. Is
81, 50, so, 60, IL, So, 81, 81. So
Number 81, 80, So, Prize of : 100, vas sold
-.V-:cA the cash vas immediately paid.