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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-17
MARRIED

In New York, 9th inst mr. Edward W
Huntington, OF this town, TO miss Mary II
Culbert, daughter of tho late James Culbert
Of the former place.
In N. Y on Saturday last by tho Rev. DR.
Wainwright, Hon. Daniel Webster, Of Bos
ton, TO Miss Caroline, daughter Of Hermsp La
Roy, Esq. ofNv
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-17

Union Canal Lottery, No. IA,
Draws This Day,
$4,000 highest prize,
Tickets so, Shares in proportion.
Connecticut Lottery, class Is,
Draws To morrow,
Highest prize, 5000 dollars.
Tickets SO parts in proportion.
Maine State Lottery, No. Q,
Draws Monday, Dec. 81,
10000 dollars highest prize,
10 prizes OF 81 900.
Tickets 81, parts in proportion.
DRAWN NUMBERS
Maine State, no. g,
co 2e 20 l6 - 50 10 So
Maine State No. %,
IS III 29 % 10 30
Groion Monument Extra,
30 z q % 4s 3 "a 60 %
Another capital prize in tho above Lottery
sold at this Office, viz. Comb. 5 30 60
q prize of $500, sold in a quor. ticket
Orders for Tickets in all sutherized
Lotteries will be attended TO on applica-
ton at this Office.
- s. okEccNz.
Dee. IL.
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D.-.ND''.

On Sunday morning last. Mr. James Chap.
pell agnd 20 years-a patriot of the Revelu.
ton. ho was kind husband, father and
friend, and good ciizon.
On the 18th inst. mrs. M,ry Nicklye, wife
Of mr. John Nicklye, aged 66 years Shc was
very exemplary woman. and her loss will he
severely felt by her immediate relatives and
friends.
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ASSlGNEE'S SALE.
Will be sold at public auction on FRIDAY
the first day Of January, 1880, at il o'cih
A. NJ.
SNHN fathom- Tow lines,

CNHH fathom- Tow lines,
cVVV One Horse,
Ore Horse Cart,
And tho Rope WoM in Mill street, with a
Tar kettle, wheel5, slods, drogs and other
tools used in tho manufacturing Of coIdage.
ALSO,
All tho right, ttlo and interest Of Josiah
Tew in o certain lot Of Land with the build.
lngs thereon, bounded on tho Southwest by
Bellevue street.
ALSO,
All the right, title and interest Of william
Smith. IN certain lot Of land with the build.
lngs thereon, bounded on the south by Pros.
pect hill
Sales postivc-tsrms, cssh on delivery of
the bills ofsale JOHN STERNE, A,sipnoe
rsh po,cer irrcpocabis 10 sell.
WIN. Loyir, Auctioneor.
Newport, Dec. IL, 1899.
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h appears from the report Of III. NAVY

itappears fron the Report Of the Navy
Commissioners, an extract from which will
be found in this days paper, tina, the advon.
tages of our harbor and the adjacent bay,
over every other except the Chesapeake,
FOR one Of the great naval stations, have at
last attracted the serious attention Of the
government
-..sNess-
DksrArca.--Thc Presidents Message was
but one hour and halfby express from Wash.
ingtos to Baltimore, a distance of 90 miles
Ia hours from Baltimore TO New York, and
ing only thirty one hours and half from the
City of Washington to Boston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-17

THURSDAY MORNING. DEC. IL, ley.
CONGRESS.-Ths whole number OF Re
presen'rtivcs present on Monday, was 1916
andrew Stevenson Of Virginia, was rejected
Speaker by lC2 votes, the residue being scat
tered among 6 or 10 persons no, candidates
Matthew st Clair Clark was re elected Clerk
IF the House. MIR Stevenson on being con.
luctcd 10 the Chair, made very pertinent
address; the oath Of Office was then admins.
tered 10 him By Mr. Newton Ct Va the oldest
neo,her, end the other rnembcrs in succession
hy Statos, were qualified by tho S?.-kcr.
On Tuesday, the message Of tho President
was communicated to both houses at l2 oelk
A fer j, was read and a number Of copies or.
dsrod to be printed, the houses adjourned.
On Wednesday, in tho Senate, tho Stand.
ing Committees were announced. In the
house, aresolntior FOR the appointment Of tho
Standing Committees was otdorod TO lio on
the th5'e ill the next day.
On Thursday, certain parts Of the Prosi
dents Message were reforrad to the Standing
Commlieos-but little other business was
done whan the Senate adjourned to Monday.
In the house, Rev Reuben Pos, wac elected
Chaplain. The resolution ordoring tho com.
mt'ees TO be appointed was takon up and n
greed to. A series Of resolutions were moved
and agreed TO, referring The various parts Of
the Message to the appropriate Committees.
Tho house then adjourned ill Monday 10 all
low time to the Speaker TO select his Com.
mlttees.
We publish TO day the very elaborate aud
plausiblo Message oftho President TO Con.
gress. Various opinions appear to be en-
tertained in lhc editorial community as TO
the authorship Of ,his.importan, document,
and many ottributssts composition to the
clear and ingenious mind ofihe Secretary
Of State. The friends ofthe administration
lavish upon it the most ex,rayagant enco.
miums, and pronounce It fully equal, If not
superior 10 any preceding communication
on like occasion. On the other hand they
who are not so zealously attached to this
administration, cheerfuly award to the
Message whatever praise is Justly its due,
but at tho same time are unable 10 perceive
either in its sentiments or style any thing to
excite their unqualified appreciation. SO
far from this, there are many things in the
Message which appear to be very objection.
able. Want of room compels Us TO omit any
further remarks at present.
-~soe~-
The steamboat Chsncellu Livingston
performed her last trip from New York to
this place in thirteen hours a,d thirty min.
utss,
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at Court cf Pr2baie,hoiden Ns,epon, Dec.
2, 1899.
nN the petition for nm Administrator 10
" be appointed on the Estate of Daniel
Austin, senior, late Of Newport, mariner,
deceased, it is ordered thereon that the
consideration Of oaid petition be referred
to the Court ofProbato to be holden at tho
Court house on tho first Monday in Janua.
~ next, at 9 o'clockA. M.and that all por.
sons interested appear at said tiIno and
place and be heard.
BY order 4. B. EowLAsD, Prob elk.
Dec ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-17

Thomas Il. Lawson John p. Sandlord
The above Letters will DO forwarded to
the General Post Office, unless taken up
before the first day Of January next.
h. i. CRANSTON, p. M.
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ScHdinR to those which have been since
Recognized and satisfied, it is the fruit OF a
deed Of patriotic and chivalrous daring,
which infused life and confidence into our
infant Navy, and contributed. as much as
any exploit in its history, to elevate our ma
tional character. Public gratitude, there
fore, stamps her seal upon it, and the need
should not be withheld which may hereaf.
ter operate as stimulusto our gallant tars.
Inow commend you, fellow citizens. to
the guidance Of Almighty God, with full
reliance on his merciful Providence for the
maintenance Of our free institutions; and
with an earnest supplication that, yhatev-
sr errors it may be my lot TO commit, in
discharging the arduous duties which have
devolved on me, will find remedy in the
harmony and wisdom ofyour counses.
- ANDREW JACKSON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-12-17
TEEE EEpUwxLCRN.
NEW CETs

THunsDAY MORNING. DEC. Ia 1899.
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70 he sold at pub. auction.

Oh NIDAf, Dec. To, Js2y,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
At tho late residence ofJosEPh II. TRpp,
deceased,
a Lii the personal Estate ofsaid dccess.
"a cd, consisting sf Household Furni-
ture, Sc. &c. Also, half Of Pew in the
Methodist Chapel.
JOHN HULL. .adm's.
Newport, Dec. 10, 1899.
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List Of l. LETTER RS.

Remaining in me Post Office, .Nsuport, r..
l. December Oh, 1929. 0y~Persons call.
ing for them will please say they arc sd.
vertised, as they are placed in sepa-
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The steamboat Chsncellu Livingston
performed her last trip from New York to
this place in lhiTtsen hours a,d thirty min.
utss,
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have the honor TO be, with grcn. respec
cir, your obediept Servant.
JOHN RODGERS.
Hon. JorS BaANcn. Sec. ofthc Navy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-21

VnKT LhTE FROM EUROPE
NEW YORK, Nov by The gackef ibir New
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27
PRoSpEnTus
PROSPECTUS
For Publishing by Subscription, IN the Torn Of Ports
NORTH, Tircina, a Newspaper, to be entitled, the
PORTSMOUTH REPUBLICAN,
AND
IIRGIkT.1 COMMERCIAL GAZETTE
ny JAMES e. WrsT,

JAMES G.. WEST.
compliance with the nv of the most res.
peeable ei,izsns of Portsmouth, who are anxious n,
such publica ri their the publisher presents this
Prospectus the patronage and support the
Of Portsmouth, HoIlolk, and tie adjoining counties.
II is unnecessary, in the present enlightened age to
labOIcd detail OF vare uf spapeIs-
In republic founded On the virtue aud general nlel
genre OF the community aud which only supported
aud continued the basis, their utility mus, be an
parent rejecting miuh We shall proceed there
fore, without further remarks specify the cot We in
t"n" pu~., AND the rhi"cis wlrh cur rniion M
he chiefly directed. in the FIRST place, would distinctly
state that the REPuBLIcAN nor intended 10 be nar
IAN paper devoted to any particular party or admin
istraton, further than their may be- nur view
wise and beneficial, calculated promute the interests
of our country. Ne shah aim preserving rigid i'm
Partially bet" cen conducting paes-ca eluly excuriing
all controversies of personal aud acrimonious
at the time, esirus that both sides Of the
question the merits OF public sures NAV be
freely and fairly stated, that will he emabed
to draw their concusinns aud fo,m their own opin
ions contrnverted points.
Our object and design to max. the RFPuHtrc,xa
vehicle of commercial and general infnrma on-a medium
Of FACTS, rather than political discussions or ab,rac,
questions. Nor will Agricultural and Miscellaneous in
formation he ne gleciedo the Literary and Scientific
news of the day There is likewise mother subjec, which
will engage adequate share OF attention, VIZ: In
erna improvement. VIVA difference nj Opinion NAV
exist as 20 the oi the General Government in re-
ference 10 this subject. there To- the wis
dom aud policy OF happening the our natural
by removing obsirucuus in
opening new rhinne'sio For commerce,
and calling healthy and vigorous exercise all The re-
sources OF our State. This course which has been hap
PLY begun by the Dismal Swamp anal, will, we trust
ere long, become primary object Of Importance with our
Stsiesmen, and give flesh stimulus decayng COM
merce aud langushing agriculture.
Having thus briefly unfpldct intended course i, ~
mains with the public say how FAR they think worthy
OF patronage.
p. Sit is intention Issue the FIRST number of
IN" Republican IN April, provided loo subsc are
vioDsY procured.
CONDITIONS.
u The REPUBLIcw viii he Handsomely printed on
super-roya sem-weeky CTuesdsys aud Frdays) at 81
per snpuu, payable in advdnce.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27

IN Ctester1ietd County Couri 1923, Dec. The 8h
lsham Pickett in his proper person, also Michal Wnr.
sham, Sarah WoSsham, and W.am Worsham infant
children Of Edward Wofshar deed, by John Hill fiei,
next friend, complsinanis aFnjH John THURMAN and
Rebeeca his wife, late Rebecca WorshanL which said
Rebecca is the adnN Of Edwerd WofshAin, decd, defs
lH CHANcERY.
This day came the compainnu,s by counsel, and 6led
their bill, and IL appearing tine Satisfaction Of the
court, that the said John TrenHu is NOT an jnha
Of this commonwealth; tie motion Of the
is ordered that tho said John rruenan appcar here on
the second Monday in March and answer the bill
of the complanauts. and that copy ~ this order he
inserted for months successVcy, sone newspa
published IN the city Of Richmund and another copy
posted at the front door ~ the cUhoUse Of this county
for two successive courts.
copy. Tesfe,
90 PARKE POINDEXTER C.
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THE
National Intelligencer,
PeslisHrp ~ tina CRY os wAsui>oros. IN.
GAgES a. Sts Aroy

FUyTiE NATIONAL i m ,d s.,,, l;slca
'oumal az snc seat ofthc Geucal Government pub
debates OF conyres also all Gle State Papers aud Docnus
S non0 NC, n.sss laid before Congress or originating that
" IN addition 10 the variety other information, wa,ch is 10
.uno ~ Ms eons connected wh the general Interests of
our own country with literature and SCIENCE and tho affairs Of
the world NJ large together with the character and general fair
or many years make the National lntellccrcer useful and
evei valuable to all who feel Interest coucc,us oil this
or of other countries
OF approves where cfnsuc appreciation, sees be duo to
public measures Il supported the iate Administration the
Senerd coverrnent when the of
were such rs To MEET its Appreciation IL avows detennina.
on though opposed the election General Jackson 10 sup,
pom the just measures Of this Ami but rs certainly
oppose the unjust the proscpvc wiz be- in pr'uci.
pie opposed 70 Administration Of the Government Whose
measures shall scw 20 have THE PARTY at heart
rather than the great interests OF the comfy is an word
What at its title denotes a National paper
For the independent and hnp course which +. has rur
suet the National intelligence has bcc DENOUNCED aud an
s'cmp, has becnmatle put down, right wros nv the
Is rs YAM wouid he Tor amy modern priet To sye sun,
stand M Thirty DID, this Naoai paper Is not yet in
It, p,,T, but acquires strength and power with every DAY Gifts
Without having sough, popularity or cor,cd r,s
patronage the National niclgncer aesy the
o"cuauon oi amy newspaper IN the n'ed States Ii Is read
III every State and Territory the Cnc. and every city
town, as well as IN the country Is mad in evsy ea.l in
other Jourua
For the first time, effort ~ enlare the substitution
to mby sending forth this Prosperous which sversars
politics expected TO deal generously with AZ be
kindly further
their aid and councnance Heretofore have hsr wished
to enlarge our subscription list intending herecer ho~eter
10 evoie ourselves wholly 10 the newspaper, aud pru
Improvement OF 'te condition ofthe rre, invite s0ch
further subscriptions being p"clly paid viii
our labor and expenses.
The National ln,cllLcnccr j. published alv \, ten dollars
per 7nnn payable III advance IL is published also f1r the
norc convenient circulation where daily mail dncS yrnc-
irae three times week. at SIN dollars annpn, payable in
advance rUn;litancc ut either OF these banS
paper by mail viii ensure ,e pronp; and regular transmission
OF every paper that NAV be ordered.
Those subscribing will penSe signify whether they desire
the paper for year ov and then he stopped
tlcr notice, wish he continued until
VGStingtoh, .iiarch ), 1929
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27

VIhIINIA AZ rules, h0ldeu 10 the clicks Office Of lp
superior court 81 ehancery Tor the Richmond disrct
the N day OF March. 1870 John K. Gilliaf surviving
partner Of the firm Of John X. Gilliaf e. SON. Of Lon.
don, and William Glia pits ogain,f john Hume Tho
mas Hume, jacob Lrcklcr, Thomas Taylor aud John j.
isylof' surviving timer of Edmund Taylor Go. dns.
The defendants Thomas Hume and jacob, ectle, Al,
having entered Ie appearance and given security aceor
dug to the act of assembly aud the rules ni this court ana
appearing ~ sausari0rY evidence that they 70 moi
sna"ts ~ tbs connty; IL is Osefed, that tho said de-
"n appe Igfe 90 the Isl day "e next Juue term
n answer the hil of M plaintiffs; aEd that copy Of ih
""I De forthwith inserted newspaper published
'" he Guy ut Rcit'ond. for monhs sneccssiyely and
posted az the front doos ofue CAPITOL in the sad cy
= HcnpV Trs'e, WV q pENotSTnN q q
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rules held in the clerks Office uf the court Of the United
N States, for the 5th circuit and district of virginia in
the month of Feb 1929 James Thompson, and Richard Mutt
aud John C. HeDdon, executors Of Eppaphrous Tnerak
deceased pits against Peter Mudock and John Hamilton sur
vvng partners Of William Cunningham Co defs-lS Cmls.
CRY .
The defendants not having entered their appearance and
given security according TO ulc Of the court aud appearing
by satisfactory evidence that tey nha biianis of t
state Of Virgniaon the motion If the plaintiffs by their co.
SEX ordered, that the said defendants appear before the s
the city OF Richmond, the first day OF the re
aud the plaintiffs BILL and that COPY this rule bc fs
with inserted in some newspaper published in City Rich
mond, for two months successfully, aHd posted font door
Of the capitol in the said city.
copy Tese, RID. JEF'FRIES, OK.
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R EMOVAL.- The subscriber respectfully IN
iorfas his friends aud the public. that ne hans
Is1oved TO the Store lately occupied by Mr. John
ne intends keeping general assortment of PRIME
GRoCERIES, which he win sell on accommodate
ing terms. JOHN WYSE. p
rl!ptchi 10 ..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27
WM. II. FITZWHYLSONN,

bNoF-sener, Bir,fer, and Sirt,oner,
~ ON hand general Of DAv Books, JourSA
toctss and other Susslpl,sy books mercantile pupo
bcoAs ior county clerks Ser,s books and
s . o~s or the use Of private concerns manufactured
MATERIALS and worknanshpand 4, be sold n,
come from the north. - -
i woiseatr letter and other writing papers Of all The
STATIONARY r> ~ ~ ~
Atm, French, Spanish and English ScWoo' Book
s.,cuest e''fons' miscellaneous and publications
spanish curars of superior appearance aud tone,
FLUTES, Niolns, strings. music a, hall price aS
V'd o"oks rebound aud Gook hndns in all its varete
-, -. s"oS nea,nesS ana strength, executed the loves
'SunS March %
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SPRINGS STAGE.

HIS Stage will hereafter TWICE each week IN ind
from fIucks, where il connects with the line from,
Lynchbug 70 Nashville, &C. aud Lewisbug whore IL will
connect with Poues line Of coaches which runs to the
Ohio river. ~
FARE. For eaeh person there will be charged for
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27
WARD ELECTION

VHNHE election Of Common Councilmcn, in the So.
u vera Wards, vii be held on the 1a Jged.
nesday N 1Pra merit, viz In Jefferson Ward No. I,
NJ Armstrong; tavern--In Madison Ward No 2
at the Eagle Hotel and in Monroe Ward No 3. AZ
the Sbockoe Hill Tavern. Polls will open in each
Ward, at ten o'clock, A. M. "The free holders Of
hts within the said city, whether improved or not and
whether such freeholders reside therein OF not and
tho housekeepers and inhabitants ofthe said city who
shall have resided therein ut any time for the space
Of three months without the intermisson Of one ~
months, MD 'pQssess in their right within tho
came movable and innnoveable property TO tho va
lue ofonc hundred pounds" arc entitled 70 vote.
w. D, WREN. sergt G r.
Narch A--s7A ---.-.-...
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SCHEME

Besldes SSus, 8Us, 7Us. 6Us sos, 4bs, 3us, &c. &C.
Whole tickets $40, halves S., quarters 81 80.
All orders post paid promptly attended to. and in
all the original tickets will be sent. Send your
orders to P, CHUBBS PRIZE OFFICE.
All kinds Of uncurrent money bought on the lowest
terms at p. Chubb's Lottery and Exchange Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27
THIS DAY,

vVVHE splendid Union Canal Lottery, Class No. 2,
for 1929. viii be drawn IN the city Of Phiiadel-
phia, and the drawing received at Biggcrs Office on
Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
60 Number Lottery---s Drawn Ballots.
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70 be drawn he An # 1grL.

Besides 800, co. CO. 10, so, so, 10, 3d. 90, &c. &c.
Whole tickets $40, halves 3, quarters 30, eights
rs.
An orders post paid promptly attended to, aud in
all cases the original tickets will be sent. Send your
orders to the Managers office.
mar II YATES & 3TINTYRE.
Numbers drGzun in the .Ne7u York E,rtr0
Number 9.
10, 6, AZ, 80, II, So,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27

binds New Orleans sugar, landing this morn
ing from schooner Fairfield for sale by
mar 25-ts ID. TIMIERIAKE
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NEGROES WANTED

WISH TO hire fifty able bodied nero men, for the remain,
der Of this year, tor tie of the Richmond Dock CON-
pS,y n GEO BOOKER, Super't.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27

The stage will alternately from the Sweet SPRINGS
by way offbe W Sulphur 10 the Salt SULPHUR and hack;
and by ibe Mil Gap aud Union
ESe' passenger viii he allowed TO take 20Bs of bag.
gage free Of charge, bot all that WIN be charged Tor
~ the Tas ri 3 per TO- per 100 miles Those who
h reser their nneS AZ the places where the stage sors
shai bave the preference.
There will be good AID careful drivers, and the beu
horse, iu Virginia = r. CbtDWFtt
- Hg'th hh 100
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SCHEME.

Tickets only s., halves So so, quarters 81 25.
For sale in great variety of numbers, at the Lot
terry and Exchange Office OF
mar % THO. B. BIGGER.
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CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.

ItcHeb o"fy 70.
puvFIE Union Canal Lottery, I'd Class, wps drawn
IL Yesterday in Philadelphia, and the official news
Of the drawing will be received at my Office FRI
day at o'clock. .,..,.-.-
Tickets S., halves s. So quarters 81 IS.
mar IS HAWKINS. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27

OI.utI HVt EHSStt IIVttI,
UNION CANAL LOTTERY. No. Q

BESIDES go, 60, so, 40, 80, 20, 10, &c. &c.
Whole tickets S., halves so, quarters %.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED, No. II,
To be dratun the ar of 9DyI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27

PRIME st: Croix sugars, large hhds
New Orlesns, do ,
Green coffee, molasses, ss.r
Fine Jamaca and Antigua rum,
N. England, do
Ohio whiskey, northern gin,
Holland gin, cognac brandy. ....srl
Thomaston lime, window glass, -tf
Gunpowder, salt
Cotton yarns, No. g to IS,
Young Tyson, and gunpowdcr teas.
Sole leather, cut nails,
Candles, winter lamp oil,
Pepper snuff
Paper ofvnrious descriptions,
American cigars. indigo,
Albany and Hartford ale -
For sale bv DAVENPORT ALLEN 4, co /.
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STILL BETTER.
$4,000 Dollars for ).

l9EAR IN mind the number of prizes sold at my
Office lately; and for capitals in this brilliant
scheme, TO be drawn in Philadelphia Tomorrow, be
sure to call in tune, you may miss the Big Fish.
prize of $4,000 prize OF $4,000
do 1000 l DO 5000
do 2,025 5 do 1000
8 do 500 do 4.Oo
% do 800 10 DO 200
The drawing will 10 received at my Office ON Fri
day next. mar 23--5t w. PEARAiAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-27

W Tickcfs only 10 dollaIs.
y few sFiecr nuwbers now for sale at the "Goden
hjsbcrlt" HAWKING
urar