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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22
STEPHEN Il. KEAN.
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CAST IEON BUSH ron GEl5T MILLS.
! his article bas been patented b, Nh n. Iay
Tor aud !. SAL 10 br u grpnt Improvement. II,
chri excellence ropstsls n II. preventing heat,
keeping ibr sIiind 6rm. aud when once prop,
eily iixad ~ the bed stout saves the e1pcnte q
tionlir tlmi altfnds the taking up, renfmine nnd
we glug those now Ia ''ae. hr incpnsrnlrnco
| of repairing the c".nnpn onca, oiien induces iIr
millers 10 lraye ihcu IN lpng alici ilr splndic
! higgins 10 wnrllh aud thu, ,nuch iuit fior flour
fluids ITS way 10 mnike' but Nh IA, lor no
pro,emcni uprs away thi. uiJrruon
CAo1 IRON FiKE tones.
II gh polish and cbeapnf.s snd also sir'ueih
appear 10 he the recommends 'ipns 81 this ~,
pIoYrucnl They Me pu licula,iy asap 81 lpr
kitchen u.e.
MACHINE fOk PLANIING -ELDS
The patruI tor tbs improvement "as tkHn
out ~ Angus last, nv two persons ni the nune
OF Roberts resident of Drumark. ~ fUk
lhp machine hls boen one lime IN operation,
aud has. saNg the Editor Iibr ranhltl Joui.
nal been iouiih To answer the intended purpus,
~ the most perfect mannel. IA intelligent gen
tirmnn vino rctitl.s IN the npighborhoud OF ilir
pHtrnfee,, writes thus 80 there can bt. 40 dill
culfy IN the application Of tins machine 10 tnr
pian. ing of ANY kind oi Any Kind OF seed aud u
ny nrpsher ol them ~ "A tiuc. ut nny required
distance, IL fast ~ It man ran walk. When 40,
rows are set four i"rt apaIi one way, aud eigh
teen inches the oiher there y 40 d4iiculiy noi
Is II n very hard dav $ work for man 20 plnn'
ten af'es after the ground Is property piepai ID
10 receive the seeds.'
E4eliat Those p'1p- who have nothing
else Ia Iheih are, generally, nil oftheinssiye.
R.flonsihili'y oi nirn oil ialenis.--Whrn Il
isirpi ~ aiyen Ia aHV one, az acconri IS ~ ~
cd with the grrat CIV EIt, w3o appoints a da,
in wl'rrh he will arrive aud redemand his own
with Dsufy.
Success nWi II, qaences.--prnspcriiy
Which hardrns Wink souls, s,dtrns grner,
OF. heart aud nothine can be more gentle
t.Ian hero after yIclpry.
Sntriripg OFFERS -ihe Washington cor
rcsppadrn oithr New York Commercial AT
ycrti,s' 4as insnishs.d thai ptini nrb u li>i o.
All the Feh 0Uecrs Of The Revolutionary Army
Nho b1s' apPl, Il & aud rreeiv Il then pa, nn-
, der she aci ut the last srssp.u nf Codgiess
II 80 nrin lrs la re ugs only - u thsn iPhDs
i iiai ntinbrf. ft"rr are hat ) Caiuaell . Lieu
leu,,H' lesync'a. aud - Na,0i,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22
BEAMK 8

VI a. Kinds for safe a, this Office
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22

Success a7h IL, consequence. -prosporiiy
which bardrns INK s,nis, s,dtens grnel
OF. beart aDd no,hing can be more geniI,
than hero alter yIclpry.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22

E-cliat Those pi.opl. who have nothing
else IA lhem are, eenera'ly, nil ofthenssiye-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22

R'flonshiliiy oi tirn ot talents. When Il
tflrpt IS aIPen Ia NY one, az account IS ~ ~
cd with tie grrat CIV EIt, w3o appoints a din,
in wl'trh he will arrive aud rpdemand his own
with Dsufy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
Classical & Mathematical a cademy,

THE subscriber has the pleasure of inforninp tho
PUBIC, that he has engaged Assistant in the
Slassicel 9Ta English Department OF his school, MIR.
Benjamin I. Barrett Of King Wliiam, q gentleman
NJ the highest responsibility and Of undoubieG com.
potency.
Mr. Stephen Bernard, nQtire of France, whose
qualifications us successful teacher, are best evinced
by the high rank which his pupils have sustained In
the University of Virginia will continue to assist in
the French, Spanish, and Mathematical Department
during s,T hours Of each day throughout the ye1p.
The English brunches oil education which in most
Classical Schools are too much neglected U in this
receive the most faithful attention.
few more pupils can be received, either as
boarders or as day scholars.
In order that the terms OF this institution NAV he
rendered as reasonable possible pups VIII here
after be furnished with board, washing and LODGING.
IN the family OF the principal the very low price of
500 per annum; and both boarders and iay scholars
WI be taught the ordinary brunches Of the English
department Tor $40 per annuin the lower branches al
the same department for $50 per annum-for $40 nor
anuun additionally, in the prosody construction ara
critical analysis oithe Greek aud Latin classics -,l
Tor the fast mentioned SIM, in the department OF tnr
modern languages, Which department embraces tl,
higher branches Of mathematics.
Jan sS-ts OLIVER 4. SHAW.
- For information cnncenjny his literary and moral a,
icAions, 3lr Barrett subons follow NO testimonials Inc
i from VIM. HawkeswGIh Esq President of the Fumf,-j
Academy, 10 Kin. William and the second f,n, Wro RE-
Esq wio toI great number OF years been known in s
city, and rs vicinity teacher Of Tic highest emiieuce.
Mr. Benj1Tn T. Barnett has been or. OF INV pupils a, this
institution for considerable length time during poon
OF which period e has been member OF my own family aud
thereby afforded me the complete Opportunity OF asCer-
tanning his real character and merits with equal pease and
truth therefore certify, thai his moral cacier is irepacb.
a and MS manners those Of genenan his course OF study
m TIE Greek and Latin Casscks has been silch a. to
hlm for admission To the University Of Virginia and ever
ound hun Gigeni aud attentive student deem him ner
cctly competent TO assistant in the EntIsl am
departments Of any OF our Seminaries
January 2ls, 1879. WAI HAWKESNyORTII
Having attended the examinations Ihc Runlri Acadeny
for tue last 1--WE years four of which MIR Barrett vas student
there and heins wen and Intimately acquainted with him
cer that he fully entitled the above commentator ion
Alr. Hawkesvorh. NM cDYS
January 22d, 1879
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03

6o3e Prizes S6o,18I
Tickets s., Halves s. 30, Quarters 81 '25.
Harrington City, 3d Fcb.
Phe drawing will be received on Thursday next, n,
my Office, where doubt shall have the pleasure of
paying to Of my customers the capital prize Of
10000 dollars. Y. CHUBB.
The following were the numbers drawn, to deter
mine its prizes in the Union Canal No. So, viz.
80 81, ID, 81, ~, Is, 10,
Inc holders OF prizes are requested 10 call and
ccive the cash, renew them at the Lucky Office of
Fe0 Y. CIIUBB.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
TAGATRN- xYc4NrOfJD.

MIR. WIN. OSBORNE, Pron.pter, and late
I'VE Prompter Of the Boston Theatre, most res
pcctinly informs his friends and the ladies and gen
tieinen OF the city OF Richmond, Manchester and Yci-
nifty, that his Ben.ft VIII take place ON Tbursday
evening next, Feb ., he trusts the enter
tainments ne has selected will ensure IA that pat
ronage he has and ever will study to attain.
Tickets to BE- had at the usual places, and of Nr.
Osborne, next door to the Theatre. Boxes aud pit
70 cents-iniidlc gallery, 81 l-2--leit gallery, 20
feb = AZ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
.NeI0 Songs, for &c Piano TorIe-

INeio Songs, tor the Piano Forte
Nii- LI'er q Ratt sung with unbounded appause by
H MIR Pelre music by w. Blnndeil: =
.dd'e hs Sts Pipe and Song, fasorte sous by Wd,-
deu s''N' y W N'oi>
1ae CGS Of Lore, sung by Mrs. Bunk written bv One
american bard feciva composed and dedicated To Nns An
seina Van NoSirand by J. T. II b. s: NV
By 4Tch rool, tavoIne NIcutsch song srIs by Mrs
Burke, music by }. T. Il. g. s; :" no y ~
rah Cole music by J. T. Ii Is. s.:
n Soldiers the Lad Adore written for and dadica,od r,
Miss Rock and sung by her win universal applause adauted
HEWITT 1865 y = ~
Also an additional supply of te following popular uuEs
no iaIte, flute, violin, &C. 40 -
The Ff0lceT Girl;
~ aoIy Petty Moth;
ZfriigM De1cs;
Hey Me Bonnie Breast Knpts;
~ ay Lore IN march nlrrg;
Or gss ne otiel ulenHon her;
~ ne er shall Forget. SING by Miss Rock accompanied
aeTse on the narp arranged for and piano o1a bv
eh and Tor sale by COIIINS (, 20
i'm 3l5ic
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
NfONSIEUR IONsON wi

M oNSiEUR 1OSSON will stand the ensuing 49, son
M zee fihi two miles beow Richmond, co,rnei,c ,ng
the first OF February and terminating ,he st OF Juv and
DC lei 20 mares at fifty dollars the Seon, which may 10 N
oy inc payment OF forty dollars tine before the
the mare proves TO De in oa dollar groom in every
inc i'f ffiii farm has been e e and enclosed
nished gra,s Mares snt this Horse VIII be stalled m l
oad weather and wen fed tfequired,l al twenty FIVE cents nor
Gay ne personal attendance OF OF the a
.eF WIN me annie arrangements made for accoinoia,o
hiss "' III hoped be guarantee. that they will I've well
uea'eo AMI returned 10 their in good condition No
tor acc1cu'S or Escape, every eNGron VIII
-f.OnsaIr Ionson * beautiful bay fifteen
n'hs ree inches high, black les, main and tail lie posses
S great beauty and corresponding symmetry and IN n of
oo appearance and Performance is equal nurse la
,he United States Tor pedigree ad eoma.,cr fels,snce
may be made To- horse bills.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
A CARD.

MRS. S'f!ChNhY, most respectfully informs
the Ladies and Gentlemen of the civ of Rich
mnnc and its vicinity, that being perfectly recov-
c'cdirom her late severe indspusiiion will make her
second appearance on StIurfIy euen',g, eth Feb'rv
Tor her BENEFIT; on which occasion the earnest
hopes to ENJOY liberal share OF public patronage,
which 1t has been her constant study. TO merit.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
II Be drxu7. at e I:agle Ho,el o., d, ~ i,L IA 49,,
BIGGER'S OFFICE

81, 10, q, 81, 70, 10,
W ere the drawn numbers III The Union Canal Lot =
terry, Class No . for 1925
No. 10, 81, 81, Capital Prize owned by gentle
man on Shocko Hill, to whom the cash has alrcad
been paid for prizes and prompt pay be sure to call or
send your orders TO fortunes House.
EIt,GFR'S OJ'EIrE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03

WANTED, LADY, OF polished manners and cuajd
cations to assist IN the management and instruction Of
MS uGkers school at Cloni her employment consist
PIicpay IN regulating the department aud CONVEX
sauon oil the yous ladies' din5 ter hours OF relaxation
r uciar attention to their dress VIII &c Considered eSsn-
a part of her duy' and presence Will he REQUIRED when
me young ladies not with Mrs T. herself She will r e-
CURED also, oaend them IN their walks &c uld
70 vi the proper portion time aud atien, is allotted -
for recitation hours Letters postpaid addressed to
IN: Z Tucker, Esq kenncnys r. o. Rpniwitk county viii
DC immediately attended 10. - $3.50
ian 26-2aW6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03

81. l3. 81, 81, Is, ~.
lVnrc the numbers drawn in the Union Canal ,ot
tcfy - Pennsylvania, Class No. 10 The fortunate
holders of one two prizes obtained AT this Office.
are invited 10 call and receive the cash for the same
lNt s G. L.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
REMOVAL,

WIN PEN'MhN Hateh y Ciock .iEater respectfully in
'ns his ioruer Customers AMI fe public generally that
We has INcn c corner sioie aurs the EAGLE Hotel op.stc
Mr. L. as Tavern where nc win coinue 20 c,TIv on III,
business IN all rs yasois branches lie silce.e
anAs 10 uoSe VINO pave been plea al favor hin their
custom, and the public That II practical kno,rl, of
his profession Combined with s1ahi: ana attention u, ,in,s
arc chdGce.s'cs worthy OF ent ne aiIecs himself
that he has enable ground OF hope for sIarc Of their
patronage feb
WIN PEnNtS VIII sill continue 20 veri Lottery Tickle
ana hopes Whilst his customers contributing To his SUPPORT
that he NAV he the agent the i Of the old Dane to lead
them fortune.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
BEEF.

1'IIE Subscribers, dCsirous merit continuance of
t..1 Liberal encouragement which they have herI,
totorc received from the inhabitants Of Richmnnd.
respectfully inform them that they viii oR.r at their
respective stalls III the Old Market and ut No 10
Shockoe Till Market, on Saturday the 91st inst nd
on several days thereafter Beef equal if not excel
ling IN quality any that mas ever been seen in thi 6
city They tfatter themselves that the citizens acu
orally w'I avail themselves of the opportunity TO G.
vince their disposition TO encourage aStra efforts %
scEVe thenl; WILLIAM STEANE-
EDMUND STEANE.
iJn.O
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
CUEAP DRY GnOne

4 lave determined to extend my business trfs
Spring by adding extensive WfolexaIe and E,,s-
~ assortment, and am inclined To offer nv urcsrnt
stock consisting OF almost every article in the hnel az
very reduced prices. Country Merchants and prrr
cAasers generally arc Invited to cal anl Judge: ftr
themselves. GEORGE. l.. TiPFIN
Jan - d1e, .e-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03

Patent Seine Thread olod Cotton Bagging
HE Subscribers have received, 500 lbs of Patent
Thread, suitable Tor float or Diff sejns from No
10 to 90 inclusive, and 90 pieces of Hemp and Flax
en- cotton Ragging also on hand a general assert.
ment Of Dry GoUds for sale at the lowest market
prices. l. s, F.. JAMES a. C.
jan wit Market Square,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co
GROCERIES.

ON MONDAY, February 2nd at hrff past 10
O'Clock, will be sold ut our auction store
20 Hhds n. Orleans sugar
90 do West India molasses
DO Antigua rum
do Jamaica do
pipes gin
bags coffee
50 boXeusperm cpndlcs
100 doz bottles Scotch sniff
90 casks cheese
20 bags pepper
I'D hbls Newark cider
100 TeaIns wrapping paper
100 do writing Go
10 bbls shcllbarSs
Hyson teas, CIGARS
Whskey, northern run &C.
Jan u d. a. 81 CO. Aucrs.
II above sale is postponed to "Wednesday
moTnirg, 4th inst. feb q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03

M ESSRS. S. L. MILLS g. co. of New York
Tx has sent mo a few bundles oil fruit trees for
saie those who DESTROYS of getting choice peaci
aprco: and plnmb trees, viii please call immediately,
a. the weather Is now fine for setting them out
Ger u CHARLES ELLIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
REMOVAL.
O.. 7. TEUT0

1s = ~ x ~ Az
cspectuly hiioros HE friends and the public that Ue
mas removed his Confectionery oe TO the housr lately
Occupied by Alf Samuel Nycf, second door from the cs
and next to Mr. Richardson's Apoecary ,opuhsre ne con
tnues To Keep foil aud excellent assortment Of
CONTEMPORARIES AND FRUIT,
on as good quality and low prices he purchased ee
wnerc Families wishing articles in his me may depend n,
beng supplied upon the best Grateful for past fayor he
ns his sincere thanks TO tive public for the announcement
we ma received and assures them t'o' cveuons shall be
spared TO merit their fivcr IN future. "
ian 70. cote
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
MIR. NATHANIEL CRANE AND PEYTON

MN. NATHANIEL CRANE AND PEYTON
IL CRANE,-Take notice, that shall On the OH day OF
March, 1929 between the hours Of in e ioenoon and i've
IN inc afternoon al King Queen courthouse proceed TO take
e dispositions of Charles IA and others as evidence
IN s!t IN chancery depending in the county court of
Ming Queen wherein Plaintiff, and you defendants
ld from bad wheathe Should be preyeaed from procceL
M On that day. shall proceed the first day thereafter when
hs weather "l permit al the place, and between TIE
ended. PM Up n ptNny ISIT,NS
Jan 10 o,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
DANIEL WELLER

DANIEL WELLER
Opposite the Union Hotel, Ofers for SAFE,
C00 Boxes Tin Plate I-3 cross
5000 lbs iron wire from No. 10 IS
1000 lbs Russia sheet iron
COCO lbs double and single rolled English iron
lie viii also keep constantly on band, a general as-
sortment Of Tin Ware, also Noodles Patent Portable
Ovens for baking charcoal furnaces. The above
articles viii be sold low they can be bought in
tihS HiAfhet. an C Dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
BY OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.


GROCERIES,.
On TUESDAY the Sd inst. at ii o'clock, will be
sold at our store, "'- 10
20 Hhds prime n. o. sugar
do st. Croix do
10 DO lnolasses
so bags green coffee
SO boxes muscatel raisins
10 hhds. and 60 bbls whiskey
80 bbis gin, 10 casks cheese SO boxes snan
Teas, indigo, mustard, chocolate
Sicily Madeira and Malaga wines
AIspice, brandy, Holland gin
kegs Venetian red in oil
Ground and race ginger, &C. &c.
leu : .. ID. s. Co Aucts.
.4DDITTO.N.qL
WIZ he added to our sale THIS MORNING..
Is Boxes lemons in fine order
10 hhds molasses
pipe French brandy, pure,
ALSO,
handsome new Gig.
feb Cts o. n g. ~ A,,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
~ Numbers, 8 drawn ballots.
SEIIEAiE

Besides 500, 80. 60 GO, 20, SC. SC.
1Ic@cis geo, Halves 10, Quarters D. Fights 80, &c
bc had IN the greatest variety Of numbers IA.
COFTOMS BOOKSTORE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
F.'om The National Journal.


n sess there was On unusually large visitors
line East oon where the band Stationed was hronycd
70 excess ana before nine O'Clock three co,0u pes
had formed themselves II the pressure would permit
aud were busily engaged in threading the dance About
t The doors NJ the > w weethrown out, and a anr
OF supper tables was displayed, the principal OF
which MIR and Mrs Adams stationed OPPOSITE To- each
othcr The tables were covered with all the dishes customary
at evening of the order, and wines Of per.
liar excellence and the whole arranged the utmo,
chief table, extending nearly its length on which
several candcabras Of corresponding cauy Every ,
profisiou and the best kind the
and the courtesy OF the donors over tic whole
scene charm which will long r cherished with pleasure
miduigh before the delightful melody Of Iome-sweei Homo
gave the signal for a general dispersion.
ALBANY, JAS. 26.-The 25th of January was
the anniversary of the birth of him, the temple of
whose fame is the heart of every lover of pocsy md
the memory Of whom will he lasting as his native
hufs. Burns is dead
''But the forest and bill
And the vOllcs ring still
Sill echo his ditties of love
And the lowly lodgd swain
AS he scatters his grain
VIII chaunt Robins verse with n siuh."
The birth Of this child Of genius and eopyist of ma
tire, was celebrated i'll this city, on Friday evening,
with n becoming fervor.
splendid gala was given, at Kuiclcrbochcr Hall,
which was neatly and elegantly decorated With ap-
rroprinte national colofs. Tie banner of st. Andrew
lung proudly from the ceiling The company begun
10 assemble at seven and did not all arrive until nin
md never did that hall exhibit larger and brighter
constellation Of elegance and beauty. There were
Yearly 100 persons present
The mystic mazcs Of the dance were lightly trim
rcd through by continued succession of parties
The Sc;ch Reel, was the favoritc dance ofihc night
and the thrilling notes cf"Whall be- King hut Char
~ repeatedly incitcd to the delightful maze.
Among the asscinblage were many Of both sexes,
whose hair was silvercd vintage, who came TO look
onthc innocent delight oFthcir BARNS, ond tbir BARNS
BARNS. To them
elbow welcome brcatld Tic strain,
Waking thoughts that long hadalcpt,
kiud!iHg former smiles agnin"
IN days long gone By they had trod the sano nlca-
fnrc5 on their own native heather. low pleasinrly
melancholy must have been their scnsations.-Wnh
the heaving of sigh for Catalonia, was blended the
feelings ofjoy that their offspring happy in this
land far from the country OF their ancestors. Thcrc
could he seen cen smile the lip and tear in tho
cyo,' Of the virtuous parent and grand paronf and
j. might be imagined that they were mentally ok
c'oiming
"Bor ilka lad and lass,
IN our footsteps TO Co
Makes perfect heaven hero OIL earth"
y bad UrccptoH.A gentleman finished an culoc-
TIN OH lady wththe following words All, Sir! no.
thing beats good wife, beg your pardon" re-.
lined byCgta ndCr oo had buel,l nd ,s,s -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
aMrf603I sales.
THIS EAz,

xI14S LAxs
BY J. &, I. z. HERON
Carpets, Rugs and Engravings
AT AUCTION.
THIS MORNING at 10 O'clock will be sold et
our oicc for cash, without reserve all our remnants
ana cut pieces ofcarpeting, amounting TO about 500
yards IN lengths of from 10 to SO yards Also some
very handsome tow hack and Wilton Rugs
III The same lime
great variety Of elegant eigrayings some of than
III iShleS' J. IL J.E. HERON, Aucts
scu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
THXg DAY -!

Tickets s.. halves so, quarters b.
Uqshingtom Cjty, FtJ3
The drawing will be received on Thursday after
noon, and doubt the cash vii. be paid i6r many Of
the capitals at BIGGERS OFFICE -
fob 3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
$4,000, for So!
Splendid. S1s3.6sO Dollars.

DtSnaat Scamp Canal Lottery, I9th Glass.
CAPITAL PRIZE, s56.OOO,
To be drawn ut the Eagle Hotel, on "Wednesday
the I2.h February.
~ Numbers 6 drnwn hnllnis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03

VIE Partnership and o-partnersaip OF Alden q.
,1:u- BAXTER IN the milling business at the Dover
the LIST day OF June, 1897. All that bav. si.;,ns :
gainst the late concern OF Allen Baxter will please
call on Mr.. Edward Buster, who has the hooks anJ
papers for settlement. JOSEPH All EN- az"
ian 22, etc for Alls,, a. D.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
IRON CASTINGS.

HE Subscriber informs the public. that he continues 10
carry the IRON FOUNDRY near the s,vase
Factory, where he makes Sof, Iron CASTINGS for Ma
ehucy " all descriptions All orders sent o hin, AZ The
Foundry, or to Mr. GEORGE WILLIAMS, No 2 Row
ly's wharf Baltimore, for Casnrs, will meet with irnc,e
date attention, ond the Castings delivered there free n
expense for transportation. JONATHAN BONNER
Baltimore, Jan. &c, 1929. 1au3,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03

ny virtue ofa Deed of Trust executed eatb d,v os
January 1922, by Albin 8. Cook, to secure n
debt therein mentioned l shall as Trustee therein
named, sen to the highest bidder for cash ON Satur
DAY the 9TH day of February next, at Haley Coles
tavern IN Chesterfield county, three female slaves to
WIT, Fanny, Worney and Caroline, for SO many as
shall be necessary for the purpose of said deed)
shall convey only the title vested in me, BY said
deed, but believe the same to be good.
RICHARD X. WEISIGER. Trustee.
nm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
DISMAL SWAMP, NO. 10.

Uho'e Tickets, $50 Quarters, s.
Hnires go Eirbfbs % n
7- For chances r the above splendid eaptas cali At m
Managers Oc under the Eagle Hotel where two capitals of
$1,000 OF $1,000, Of $4,000, aud several Of IGSD havr
been sold and paid within few months past ~
iob3 YATES T. MTNTYRE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03

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