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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-07
The Subscribers hare ~ Store and Offer

The Subscribers hare ~ Store and Offer
40 Hdsf brow" se aS
50 hhds prime retailing molasses
do old Antigua rum
do new do
20 do common whiskey
bbls do do, part very old
2lO bags Java, old white and green coffee
ll5 Kegs nails, assorted sizes
40 tons bar iron, comprising an assortment Of
round and square, caTiagc, cart and wag-
gon tyre
J. tons b.steTed steel
do German do
do hoop iton
Plough mOuds
500 sacks best Liverpool blown SCI,
go DO ground a.
tons shot, all Nos
do bar lead
$50 kegs Duponts powdcs
90 boxes window glass lOxt2, 9NIO, and 9xii
10 DO Whlttemore's cotton and wool cards
!" uerces hest London brown stout in quart
and pint bottles
COgnac brandy. Holland Gin, old Jamaica ruu,.
and old peach brandy
Gunpowder, imperial oud black teas
Madeira, Sicily Madeira, Lisbon, old Port and
sweet Malaga wines
Sperm and talOw candles
Coperas, madden, indigo, alum. birthstone
Pepper, pimento. ginger, mace,
Nutmegs and salt petre,
Clover, timothy and herds grass seed
100 sides sole leather shoe thread
700 Nova Scotia grind stones
% bales of cotton
COOolbs of the Petersburg Manufacture Com
panys cotton yarn, which is offered at tic
Manufacturers whole sale prices
200 pieces heavy cotton oznaburgs i1T Nero
shrtings from the Petersburg and Amelia
Factories, which We believe equal # not
perior - any offered for sale IN tho si2t" in
point Ofourability
WORKMAN & McGRUDER
sept 26-2awit-w3t
UnmNfA-At rules, holden the ,tJc of the superior
court nfchancer TO- Rrhnord tstrct the "a Gnv IL
August 1929 Archibald Hatcher, rt isaas Frsncos T..
Hatcher Obedience Hatcher Eranch a her SavE Haiches
Betsy T. Hacht and Thufsd a. Hatcher JOHN Brsey and
bis wife, Edmond Louket sheriff Chesterfield,
sud adm'r Of Branch Hatcher, aec'a. OTIS
Tho defendants John Bradley and Ssssnna bis wife, not
having enecd then Appearance aud gwen stcudiy according
10 The act Of assemb, ami The rules court end appear
ing, 10y satisfactory evidence, thar inhabitants OF
hts country oTefed that the defendants apear
mere the brst Ut tue January and DO
BAL OF the panlihi aud thai copy ORDER be foui h
inserted m some newspaper publshe m TIE cy ~ Rchmond,
tor Two months sceessvey and posted ~ the on' door Of tho
capitol, ~ the said citv.
- Acopy. Ts'S. wv y PrsprrrT,cc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-07
'RNIlE promised FAIR, for the benefit Of

the Orphan Asylum. VIII take place on the 18Th
o. December. Shon!l this plan of contribution for
me support OF the institution, be found successful
the Dir, tors contemplate providing an annual Fair,
;9;ead Of soliciting donations has heretofore been
p'actccd. rms they are induced do from the libc
al encouragement given al their last Far whereby
hey were enabled to make addition Of six dcs,i-
tuie children taken from the most abjcct state Of
wrctcheincss.
II wonid BE- well for those disposed 20 encourage
IN" Female humane Association, to visit the ASYLUM
which Is neliy fitted mp, respectable teachers provi-
d"d, and twenty decent little girls, aiurlng as inter
cs'ing @pectacie rs can be found IN the city.
~ ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-07
COLLINS ~ n

BOOKSELLERS & STyaTTOJVERS
Have lately received very large additional SUNNY NJ
IL THEOLOGICAL BOOKS, which with tbeir
former stock comprises tho assortment in ths,
department offered tor sale w Virginia
T.. Co Agents for the American sunday School Union
and the General Protestant Episcopal Sunday school Union
and have on hand general assortment Of their public
tho Union prices.
MEDICAL, Law, MISCELLANEOUS & SCHOOL
ton. OCT q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-07
STEEL q SMITH,
NJ ER e III ANT TAILORS.

ftre doors beiotD the Bell Tarernl
~ AVE received their Fall Supply consisting q
~ blue, black and fancy coloured CLOTHS of various
quailtiesi also casslmeres and vcstings, together with
genera assortment OF trimmings oi the hest qua-
~, TO which they confidently invite the attention Of
,heir customers aud the public generally.
In addition 70 winch they lave ON hand euspen-
dcrs, stocks laDdIcrchcis gloves cravat stiffeners
&C. &c az Of which will be sold on reasonable
terms.
Gentlenlen furnishing their own cloth con have
= made and trimmed in the best manner and at the
Shortest notice. oct 5-2awAt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-07

Oh Hhds. st. Croix sugars
~C 10 do. low priced Porto Rico do.
80 bags coffee
so hhds. Cuba molasscs
10 do. English Island do.
90 tons Swedes. English and American iron
y tons shot-Just received and for sale by
oct 5-6td 2aw,f Holm C.pSI,ty
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-07

NOTICE.
4 LII persons having claims against the estate of
- Marcellus Smith deceased, either as partner of
the late firm OF Peasants g. Smith, or individually
are requested to make them known 90 Mr.. Abbott,
at the Wing Office
JAMES PLEASANTS, ! Adm'rs Of
mar % JNO. NORRIS. NJ. y. dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-07
G. 9 "a q: WAAW1cK

OFFER For SIZE,
WHITE napt cottons, plains and kerseys
W Rose, point and Duff blankets
Cioths, casshneres, flannel and bumbazotts
Oznaourgs, 3D. wrought nails. bottles g. white lead
Crates of earthen ware assorted shot tin g conner
Liverpool filed sacks of salt Ff'
london porter and brown stout
Madeira and Port wine. sent 90 r,A,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-07

EOSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful TO the ladies
C and gentlemen oG Virginia, Tor past f.vours and
hopes continuance Of tho same; and would thank
the ladies' sending their silk dresses TO have them IN
ken 90 pieces, which VIII enable him 20 warrant then,
10 be dyed and finished well as at any establish
ment in the Union. Canton or STUFF ,llesscs not ne
ccssary as nc has suitable machines to finish them If
sent TO him in the situation above mentioned
Gentlemen are likewise informed, thar he scol,,s
and reneWs III colour coats, panaloons and vests TO-
geter with ali kinds ofapparcl and frequesied repairs
Item IN the neatcst hummer. As usual all kinds Of
piece goods dyed and lot cold pressed; furniture
e'uiis clcansod and redyed in the neatcs manner.
A.. i. Tickets will be issued on leaving the Foods
with him and requests they will be presented on an
p;ca' lon or the same =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-07

FRENCH WINES.
Ok Or pipes Marscilles Madeira
EO baskets Champagne
10 boxes Frontiqnan
80 do st. Julian and LATTE clarct
Just received for sale by CIIAS. PALMER.
oct I-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-07
TO THE LADIES

VIM TO TIE LADIES.
w that ne b,s ,s' lbs respectfully niorms the Ladies'
WORK of The aus feeeycd beautiful assortment Of HAIR
rS S HtII ana Eeac, pis and NioEa,r do '' sS
~ Hf. StNI LENlEN, I've would hre lsa,.. - - ~.
acoommooaion-ShsvDg. and Cutting Hair - 49, e iue
eeshe-a ms fashionable Dressing Room ~, -,
NO I'm, hive door below the United States Rat w 'se'
oct2 S'A''S D"iN'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
Spring SMppfy.

lE subscriber respectfully informs friends and the public
generally that he has returned from northern cities
where he bias selected elegant Of Ladies
icmes BOOTS and SHOES which have arrived and are now
0ning His PRESENT assortment consists Of almost a-
Gle in his ncamong them Gcnilcmens fine calf and seal
sn Boots, with round and square toes; Gen,leneps calf skin
seved Boots At 81 80 do seal DO nailed do FROM 81 50 to 81
He disposed 10 sell accommodating prices and respect.
fully invites the public TO call aud examine for themselves
SAMUEL PUTNEY,
40 I'm tfisi Under the Fade Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
FANCY DRY GOODS

hE subscribers have received by the Fairfield small pa,c
Of beautiful Jaccuets and Swiss Muslin Robes olhinne
Caps and Wells Gro de Coup and Baege Handkerchief and
Ar'hcial Flowers and viii open TO DAY. lust arrived IN the
kcowend Packet elegant figured Swiss Muslin rch plain aud
Inquired Go de Nap coouTed and black Gros TO Indies
Sca long AMI short Fans Belts guard and bonnet Ribbons
Gingnan Cscoes thread cotton Cambria Jaconet Swiss
aud Nu Musns-togsher with coueie assortment o. new
and fashionable Goods for gentlemens wear which
we can sell al much lower than former prices
maya VIM s. DAVID KYLE g. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
MARINE psMWs.
PORT or RICHMOND.
A AIlRIYEIl-

ARRIVED,
Brig Richmond, Fabcns, from Salem, with sun
dries to Otis, Dunlop IL Co., 81 w Gilliat, and
potatoes, shoes, and mackcrel TO iuastcr
Schr Consort, Ketchum from New York. vim
Norfolk.
Schr. FavouTitc, Bernard from Philadelphia, via
City Point.
Schr Chesterfield, Bcaston, days from Now
YORK, with sundrics TO Triplet e. Johnson Lrlcke d,
Slzcr, King & Richardson, Anderson Garth S. Co.
Nicholas aiis. Jas Winston, Davenport Allen S. Co.
and Parker.
SAILED,
Sloop Valiant, McGcc, for New York.
Sloop Trimmer. Price for New Brunswir' ~. !.
with coa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
SAFE or J4kD

f virtue Of deed Of executed by Robert Dnutat "a
- the subscriber bearing date the 10Th Feb 1926 aud
duly recorded IN the Office Of the county Of Augusta
shall proceed to SELL AT public auction before the Wayne
aven IN stanton, Saturday, the day Of Nav next
r cash, the following valuable Real Estate described in the
defd above referred fooRsTwo certain tracts or
parcels oi Land lying and being In the county Augusta on
,hc Calf Pasture river the tract containing by Estimation
7 acres the other containing by estimation 200 acres the
same more 90 less; which sad tracts Of land par
larry described in deed by Lewis A. Pauey and Jane b
wife, bearing date the 10Th day May 1885, whereby the said
two tracts Of land conveyed 10 the said ROSer Doufhas
april 29-w5t WIN KENNY 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
BIGGER'S OFFICE.
Drawing of the Next Lottery.

'HE Drawing CT the Washington City LOTTERY.
Glass No. 8, will be received at B.gecr's OF
ice Tomorrow afternoon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
0nnshNerfiaI aSec0r6.

Sales 9f Iojacco at -lUtinn al SaJ,lu1fs Jrei0nSe
.NdY7.
f3SsSp-l hid at So at 10 so att -: ut g. at 8
-; a8 IN at y; AZ s. lot 3 at 3d. at 49, at 8.
at No ~ .; ate 30, at 80; at To- 8j; l
, 10: at 3 ~. "
RtusEo i hid a. 50 ~ att ~: a, 8 az u.s. ~
TO- at oi at 30 At j at rs at 10; lat 50:
at { 90 ~ 49, N'' :
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08

The LrvaIpsol PacArt sup al Inc let OF April,
- below New-York on Monday afternoon. The
sws by her viii reach here to-day. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
n MILLER TAINTED.

WISH 10 employ Single Man. or one with snail family
- who is capable Of taking charge Of Manufacturing Mill
Any person desfous Of getting business Mile and can
come well recommended for sobey and capably viii meet
with empoymcni Ivy application TO the Subscriber Walker.
ton, KHg & Queen county. married man with SMALL ,ri
ly would be- preferred. BAYLOR TEMPLE
apCq
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
20 RENT.
"THE HOLDEN FlSHEKY.

S!W The farorife IF Fortune.
VENCKEF Nos. 3, s., -, in The Union Canal Lottery
- 18th Class a Capita! Prize Of One Iaou,n.d
Dollars, sold at my Office in whole ticket TO
gentleman in Chesterfield.
This ~ the fourth Capital Prize obtained at the
"Goldon FISHERY within few weeks (amountng 10
nearly 81 ,OoO0 and MAY truly be called luck unc-
qual,cd by any Office IN Virginia.
ANOTHER CAPITAL PAIR, Of $4,000,
And several Prizes Of $4,000 and 1000 arc to be
distributed 7hiS Day at Washington City, and as
am now IN luck no doubt some ofthe Capitals will be
obtained NJ my office.
a. Tickets only s., Halves 50, Quarters 81.
s HAWKINS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-08
FOR HIRE.

A LIKELY Girl about sixteen years of age, who
rs a good scmpstross and ohsinbermad. She
has been accustomed to nursing children, and can
come well recommended for honesty and industry.
Apply at this Office. april 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-24

aud the subsequent fight, the Turks lost 5000 men
killed, a great number OF prisoners, az pieces of
stanards. all the ammunition WAGONS
baggage. &c. and suffered a completes dispersion.
J,ae 20 Surrender of SiliStria to the Russians
Tho garrison, consisting OF 5000 men. aud the
armed inhabitants. consisting of 10 900 were made
prisoners ofwar; md among them, two three tailed
Pachas; $50 pieces ofcannon, and 100 stands of
colors, awcrc taken.
Tune 2T.-Er2erum captured by the Russians. A.
mong tho prisoners were the Seraskier aud four
P1chas: $50 cannon were taken, - of,hein al Has
san-SaCl
Jriy lo.-Colis and Besbust tAs. Turi,ey) occupied
by the Russians.
JWtg l5.-'Iwo divisions of the Russian army left
Shouma 20 undertake the passage OF the Balkan.
JUiy l1-i8-l9.--The principal obstacles overcome,
and 10 cannon, - standards. with nearly 500 pri-
soncrs taken from the Turks, who also had many
killed
Juiy e1.-In descending the Balkan. the Russians
encountered Turkish division OF 6O00 or GOO
men under the ScraSkcr Abduhi Rohman, and de-
fcatrd thcn, taking two batteries of ! guns each
and other pieces of cannon, 100 prisoners and
seven standards.
J"iY 23.-Capturc of Mcscmbrs. with 20 standa rds
Il cannon, and 5000 prisoners. Same dav Achi-
o'v was captured. containing / pieces of cannon,
two powder magazines. &c.
Juiy 2+.-Capturc OF Baurgas, containing 10 pieces
of cannon, aud abundance OF military stores.
JuiY ;5.--Capture of AidoS, with the whole Turkish
camp: coo tents 500 barrels powder, four standards
four cannon, great quantity of small arms, and
22O prisoners.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-24

oN HEARING A LITrIE MUsICAL BC

ON HEARING a LITTLE MUSICAL pN'
Hsllo.-what? To- whcrc'--what can ~ 90
i'bat strikes up dccions'y'
never in INV hte-whRt no!
Jiint little tin-bor ing So
IL really seemed as Il Il sprltc
lid struck among iIs swift and light,
Aud come from some miiluier star
20 treat Us with his pearl GUITAR.
iiark. II scarcely ends the strain.
Sat IL givesit DER again,
l.1veiy thing! and runs alOnT,
Just as If IT knew the song,
Touching out. smooth, clear, 0nd small.
Harmony, and shake, and all,
fow upon the treble lingering,
Dancing nov, rs if 'twere lingering.
hGd 81 last upon the close,
Coming with gcntee! rePose.
q full of sweetness, crispness, ease,
Compound of lovely smailneSSes,
Accomplished trihc.-tcll us whse
70 call thee, and disgrace thee not.
Worlds OF tincies come about US,
Thrill within. and glance without us.
Now We think that there must be
N thee some humanity,
S,lch q taste, composed and fine
Smiles along that touch of thine.
Now we call thee heavenly rain,
For thy fresh, continued strain;
Now a hal, that the ground
Sll,ts Into light leaps of sound;
NOW the concert, neat aud nice,
Of pigmy paradi c;
Sprinklcs then from singirS fountains;
fairies heard on tops o.: mountainS
Nightingales endued with art,
Caught in listening to Mozart:
Stars that make a distant ,inktin~.
While their happy eyes twinklin-;
Sounds for scattered rils 10 flow 70;
Music for the flowers to grow To.
u thou sweet and sudden pleasure,
Dropping III the lap Of leisure,
Essence of harmonious joy,
I.pithet-eXIausiipg toy,
We'll may lovely hands and eyes
Start at thee in sweet surprises
Nor will we consent 10 see
In thee mere machinery;
Bat rccw to- the great springs
OF divine and human things,
Aud acknowledge thee lesson
For dependence to lay stress On,
Waiting with placid sorrow
What may come from Heaven tomorrow,
Aud the music hoped at last,
When this Earring life is past.
Come, then, for another strain:
We rNrst have thee DER again.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-24
PHILADELPHIA GAzrrrn Orrrcr,

=. - VCV"U'f IH--IIt y. NJ
Arrived brig Dido, Barnes, from Lisbon, Aug. ie-
brig Padang, ship Gulatca of New Bedford usi
arrived from s.. Nichols IN u days passage, with
empty casks, whaling tackle, &c. prize to the Por
'"gnrsc squadron bockading the Island of Terceira.
wnc!' u'ey say she was attempting to force. They
say that az the Island St Michel the crr,v ,,c,nno
- re'aNe tho ship and all imprisoned on shore
tHcFe-she entered Lisbon under Am. colour With
out an American on bonrd, under the command Of n
portuguese naval officer and crew, and p Portupueso
soldiers-Shc captured about Ith Juno 1g3o
The American Consul at Lisbon had received no
letter or account relating this affair from either
nc captain or American Consul NJ S.. Micbnls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-24
TO THE PUBLIC

VBiE Suhacribcr having received his fall s,rrI r.,
u BOOKS and STATIONERY, offers Tor SoIc
o,., ol .Io pcsl selected and most comprehensive
cd 70 fhc public. P'''''"
iIc has on hand, ledgcrs Journals, day, invoice.
ieicT and rcc"~ books, Of i5 arm manufacture and
prepared 10 furnish to order, sets Of books for Nor
manehip. ''' Wv WIN
Cid books rc-bound, and Book Ending in all its
yarc.'Gs or elegance and ploiunoss, executed with
Whilo no. fools grateful for the cncouraro-
ment with which be- has boon flyourcd during his
ahor, career in business be tenders unfcgned assn
T'n'c5 That no cXcrtons shall be spared by him. 10 de-
serve an increase Of The public patronage.
nc respectfully invites The public 20 call and cyqro-
me 15 goods, and assures them Tint he will ,osiijgo
ye every article in bis store ut very reduced nri
Co.'S iniy as low what articles Of tho same Quality
rf 2t-ta
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-24
TO FURNISHRRS OF TINIRER

ID ANDOLPHS PEPORVS, Vot. stb. ~ I,o-cs
u - argued and determined m the Court of Aupoo
1f Virginia; just published Fi'-'''
Complete sets Of the Virginia TJtuuriers
Journals Of the Conventions Of 1856 md Inn
Journals of Tic Senate and House Of Dnloraics -,
Virginia from 776 20 I7aO, nCIo.ixe
lIhnug's Statutes nj Enrrr. ami
Tue New Maps Of Vrgma,
On appropriated to rncrcAse rle Public Library Of
Tho state may be had Of the subsrr,ber ~ ,bo -
tol, 10 the cIly Of Richmond upon the oest tc,,s,
VIM. II. RICHARDSON. OH Council
oct 6,-if onl P = -'.''IO"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-24
HATS, LEATHER, PAPER. e..

HATS, LEATHER, PAPER, &c.
pS doz fine r0rufn hats NJ So
- 1000 lbs very best sole slaughtered icnihcr
10 doz waxcd upper do
- do russell do DO heavy
200 rcainy Wrapping paper
50 DO ofwrtng do assorted
30 DO do printing piper
Meal selves, castor oil in boities loaf suoar Vl,.i
sor and rush bottom chairs, knives and forks H. !,.
gan) vinegar, lard, buttcr, candles, eoap fio.. :
Hacks and others. bed cords, leading llncs plr -
manniaciurcd tobacco, heart aud sur sline iioor,
ing plank aud rading, Sc &c.--ior sale on rcast,,
a. terms b. IttfES NyIN CIV .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-24

MANAGERS OFFICE,
SPLENDID LUCK
VIZ .9 following ing, wss the drawn numbers in the Uaon .
0Sss, 80, the Capital sssos wa. odd a, ,ns Ma.
gers Office TO gentleman of Richmond e" $50 ''a''"
o. - SO, the Capital of 5000.
49,. y - IS, Capital OF 1000,
Office vendsts Virginia This lu aG.a at the Mansges'
, VINO ~nn, the same good ounc recolect ha, I,c,a
ESs No Is drawing w s 10 fortunes are New
Capital $4,000, Whole Tickets 81 ''e''ea ~ MORROW.
Or, c.-., HEAD QUARTERS.
-u, 1n.i.f'4GERS OFFTCE, Oct PAPA Zoo
'',s e drawing o. OF tho NEW YORK EXTRA, No "a rtn
10 day is the las, chance for purchasing TSss (sunday)
prize OF $4,000 1prizc of sl,6s6
do 5000 10 do loon
do 1000 10 do 4on
w,.,. r,. &c &c &c.
Cali the Managers ocs T fTaIs' p D. proportion
- oct - YATES & MINTYRE.
Hek1AnW'rMiN! numbers in the UNION CANAT.
~ LO cry, Glass No. IL:
q. ., SO, 6, 80, %, OF.
:, Great lex in Richmond--a number Of CAM,
Prizes sold. ''0' Vi Cap''ai
YORK, Extra No. l3 Tins is the last IS , ,ay NEG
craving VIII be received TOMORROW.
y SPLENDID SCHEME.
ff'S Do OF s'eo GOO 10 Prizes of $1,000
DO 1000 10 do 300
40 1856 so do 1oo
&c. &c. &c
MhelH oniy Sa-shares in proportion.-For lucLv
plumbers call doors above The Eagle Hotel ''~"S
: ~ :, w. PEARMAN
BiGGERS PRIZE OEEYCE-
"A GAIN the same continuation Of brill;,r, ,o,
Prizc selling Bigger. oi 'o'tui'a'e
D'a''" Numbers in The Union Canal LOnery
Number 10.
WI, l., g. 80, 6, 50, %, 81.
"''' '''"e' NO. H. -, 80, capital of $500,
a, g, o, do Of 500,
Were ,,.o,a ~ q, %, 80, do of 500.
slant PRIZE selling and prompt pay ''"-
Uc a. a., THO. B. BIGGER.
~ = " here the drawing of the Connecticut Io,tr-
; yi LSra Class No - Capital S. 600, Tickets 81
VII, nc r rcd THIS DAY at / O'Clock.
Dad TOMORROW at o'clock. the dr,w;n,,
oi me New York Lottery, Extra Glass No. I$2
wi 9e received. $4,000 Capital Prize-Tickets
"a, OF send your orders for the Capitals, durin1
'".s Gay or evening, TO THO. 3. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-24
BiGGER'S PRIZE OFtyCE-

a uAlN the same continuation of brllar, I,o,
u 'nree more capitals sold by the ever fortnnai
DFa7rn Numbers in TIE Un;o, C,,oJ yo,,.-
hi,r1ber 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22
MARTMN aa MWs.
I'ORT or RfCHyNO.N,D.
ARRIVED


schr Planter, Baldwin, - days New York with .pn
" 10 Davenport, lien Otis Dunlop & CO. Pcy,ou
H.. Mitchell Baswe & smith, Hubbard Gardner NJ Hol,
nus Sarngna,, q IA Mitchell, A. s, J MYERS IT, + A. r
H WINS CO Morris Barnes & Belt Wadswor,h &
w w i !, Wouham ~ McGruhe Lew Williams s
R srn en- NesoO Mitchell jr, King Richardson,
neIs ~ toinneNier, Gnnnss Son Brothers sntb ID
N,cDonaid, Is Hlard SIcKidoe, J hioDonoueh Hail q
Siooie, W X ID Kyle & co. Raymond & Brothers w S,,h w
Uowan van Lew g. co, w Suyth, w Allison S,r,,,op
- y his'' ID sanxay, Thompson, Saryay Gotten a.
eiatke Lee Y Cowles and To order -
Ludlam. " F ~ ''"' WIN saw I'D l.
To ID Tmbeflakc. i' WIN eo''''
Sclir Alert, Gibbs, from Now York, with halla,,
SAILED,
ann "Iio'k with freight and passengers.
nchr Ext, Howell, tor New York, tobacco and four
SlooP Eliza Alien, Sudley, for New Haven flour
ne brig Enterprise Layfel has detained by head
winds until to-day.
BOSTON Sept l5--Am, sclr b r Valentine Phlins I'm,
Richmond '' '"'''i''' ''''
SEPF l6-And, brig America Richmond
NEW YORK, Sept I3.--And, packet shin John Law Uol
dege I'm Liverpool, sailed evening nj the 9Th nj Aug
Len The II kneeai, ior,hs port 10Th Olive Branch do lth
!oh JIad few DIS, and others Spoke, u Ia, a. long
~ TO- ship Constellation, I'm NYork England all well
5h ' a ~ long 81 10, exchanged signals with the packet
i Boston Tor Liverpool same Time, with ship Julian
I'm Liverpool toT CIV Point. '
Liverpool, Aug 6'ir-Saiet ship Juliaua Smith, Virginia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-22
Sept. 10, 1920.


The writer fact that complaints of rrrrla
my exist almost from every point OF the respecting
reception o newspapers the Post Offices aud takes this early
opportunity, SINCE hthas noticed the publication complaus
OF your subscribers IN yourselves, ut making known
grievances 80 that something be done ohvae iUs
"ngnrFe should feel obliged to any sage confident
insi Ctce Department nO the writer and the public
does happen that subscriber the National journal does
not ion receive that paper regularly when fourth or fifth
hr numbers received in due Tine days Washington
and all TIE numbers that as mouths orr DAYS
beyond, anu sometimes - of original time
coming Such the fact end the Postmaster Liberty Hall
knows ~ Sncl conduct IN the Or
highly epruersible ought eaenired DITTO a. vo,
subscribers feel much scointure being disappointed IN
getting the TINE the thirst er-
lar readers o public journals. 4 COAIPl.AINER
Pitsylvana, Sept, IL, 1890.