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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-15

Prescription. "A. last the conscience Of tie
"Greatest and Best" seems to have been invaded 5v
some compunctous visitings. 1t appears by The an
neXed article from the Nat. Incligencer of the 18Th
that the heart of the President has actually relente
IN behalf OF one of the victims of 'Reform'-yym
Steuben Smith, grandson OF old Jno Adams
whom lie has ordered to be placed in situation
equivalent TO the from which he had been cause
lessy, wantonly, removed by Comptroller Hill, to
make room for some fawnng parasite. The act does
honour to the President and we are proud to COM
memorate one thing, if MORE that reflects credit
upon the Chief Magistraie of our country. Would
that Gen. Jackson would shake of the degrading
influence of the desperate crew Of RendaI,s. Hills
and Greens, and consult his own good sense and the
spirit of our Republican institutions more We will
answer for it, that he slept sounder ser this act of
justice and humanity, than he had done for month
From The Naiioinai H,tefligencer, October 10.
We understand that small difference OF opinon
as to the exercise the power Of removal or appoint
ment In the clerk5hps of the Offices subordinate to
the different Heads Of Departments Of the General
Government, has resulted in inquiry as TO the cause
ofthe removal, which announced some days since
OF MIR. w. Steubcn Smith, from the Second Comp
trollors (Mr. HIS Office, in which be had been
employed by Mr.. Crawford, at that time 1822) Sec
rotary of the Treasury. We understand, fuithcr
that the President Of the United States, being salts
fred that there was official for removal and
altogether unupprsed of such step beng III contcm-
pation has given directions to o6yiate any obstruc-
ton to that olic al harmony which should prevail
throughout the Government, that Mr.. Smith be as
signed to duty in another Office of the Treasury De-
Partment, which will be quite agreeable as that
from which an attempt was made to remove him.
In this interference Of the President and in mis- ar
rangement we recognize with pleasure disposition
to discounenance feelings of malevoeuce, and to
pei the attempt to crafty such through the medium
of officialacts.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-15

The Fair-We yesterday bad the pleasure Of
complying with an invitation to visit the room in the
City Court House, in which the Fair is this day to be
exhibited 1t would be faint praise to say only that
we were pleased-we were in fact, asonlehed at the
splendid variety and beauty of the wares the elegant
and tasteful decoration of the room, and charmed
with the benevolent satisfaction which beamed from
the countenances Of the experimenting ladies' con-
scious of being engaged in meritorious and holy
purpose. Comparisons invdious but we must
needs say, that to our eye, the elegance Of the
engagements, even surpasses those of the former Fair
which cxioried such loud and general praise.
Wien the senses arc to DC graticd at tie same
time trt laudable object is to be promoted, it would
be- snpcrArous TO urge the public to attend the Fair
to-day They will attend to please themselves, and
tbc apprcl'euzon-is rather Of squcrzc, ihsn that
the .ca9g..cs; .N.l..as Q! 80 aU1;.3.s al,cs ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-15

AMP OlL.-4oo gallons best Winter
40 Strained Lamp Oi-for sale BY
oct 10 Il. H. DREW Art
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
PRosPHcTUS
xVGV816CxOB
OfG ne,S Literary Fork, to be published in N, Cir,
Of Richn,ond, entitled ~
GDf DfrgtMfa Sauoemtr
LADIES' LITERARY GAZETTE,

INHlS work does not profess 10 be singular in its
character, as many others of the sane stamp ire
published in the Northern part of the continent 1t
Is only peculiar as respects its localty for is the,
only one, and first of its kind ever established in
the South 1t Is true that many if not al the Jour
mails published the continent partake more or less
OF literary character and afford TO tho son of song
the inspired child of romance, and the lively essavst
full scope for the indulgence of each peculiar talent
But their more immediate subjects will forever en-
croach upon the frontiers of literature, and ut TINS
Time have so tar intruded upon its privileged SOIL that
ike tile Aooriglncs 1t Is hemmed within mere corner
aud with fearful eye views the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of il
powerful and overwhelming rivals From this state.
we nope anu 1t shall In tins undertaking. be our pri-
mary aim, to bring 1t forth unfcttered and free.
we would moreover state that another peculia rit "
VIII be annexed TO this undertaking. Born educate
and living We in the South, the Virginia Son
venr shall receive It's colorng, feature and
from tie different lights, shadows and manners perya
alng southern America. Although we would not
Wish TO advance any opinion savourng of sectional
preludlces yet the fact is obvious and upon This fact
our preceding pledge is predcated that thouoh the
shades OF character between our brethren of the North
ana ourselves are minute, yet they are perceDtible
and striking. Surely, then, cannot be considered
nvidious, In forming preference for those deI:nen
tons endeared to us by the familiarity Of lifetime.
and forming humble theatre in which they NAV hn
perhaps. but partially defined.
To the citizens ofthe South, and moro especially
10 the ialrer portion of its population, do we appea
of support. Ii is to the latter that we more esne
OURSELVES, ana IL VIII for them thnt
'he most unyeidng energies of our humble intcllects
VIII be exercised, and should last argument be
OF any avail we will assure them that We are bo,I,
Bachelors and not Benedcts.
TERMS.
The Virginia Souvenir will be pubiisl.- for the
first year scmi-monthly. medium sheet of the
finest paper, each Dumbcr containing eight pages.
Inc matter contained in its columns shall be if pos
shle, exclusively original and confined the most
interesting subjects in light and elegant literature
The terms vii! be two dollars per annum in ad-
vance, or two dollars and fifty cents at the expiro
those not residing in Richmond, Norfolk PETERSBURG
or -ynchourg, must accompany their orders for sub
scrption with cash Any six persons by renting
ten dollars, will each receive the work.
NO subscription will be received for less than a
year. end no dscontinuance wall be allowed until all
arrearagcs laid.
Commnnications (post paid) will be directed TO Gil
nam q Mitchell, Editors of the Virginia Souvenir
Richmond, Va ALBERT M. GILLIAN,
STEPHEN II. MITCHELL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
NEWSPAPERS.

lovo these popular leaves, these folios ofGour pa
yes, happy works coming out upon US every day,
which we call newspapers though they really a
good deal more For what are they in uct, but maps
of busy lfef or reports, you may call them, daily and
hourly Ones OF all that is going in the world about
us. They are indeed perfect mirrors of the present
showing (more truly than the stage) ''te body the
time, his form and PRESSURE" And they are tclc.
scopes OF the dstantund almost of the future Civ
ing us some shadowy glimpse of things to come here
alter They arc in trutl as 1t were the very leaves
ofthe sybil--to those who can read their curious
characters with skill.
Then they are so various-they have something for
every taste. Young and old, rich aud poor wise and
otherwise all may find something to suit them in
their different columns No wonder that they arc
so popular. No wonder that SO many i'm town and
country stand waiting and wishing for them and all
ready to clutch them as they come And how MANY
indeed look up to them for the mama the corn Of
hedoen' on which they are to live from day to day.
And how many honest souls are there who verify
think that they bound to believe ALL or almost all
that they see in their types. 1t is easy to see then
what means OF popular Improvement they are, and
how much better they ought to be- And all of us, I
THINK must wish that editors might be all honest
ana Intelligent, lovers of good more than rain the
lfici'ds and not the Parasites Of the people.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
From Binch'cood's Maga<iAc.
TO MRS. HEMANS.

On HER INTENDED PUBLICATIONS, ENTITLED
"REcoRDs WOMAN"
"RECoRDs OF Won N!'-shall they not be fair.
Born inthy souls pure depths and garnered there
Mid thoughts of loiticr birth, and SUMMER cline
Breathing lleavon's fragrance DER fiail how'rs of
Time?
"Records of Woman!'-shall they not be bright
BY Fancy's pencil traced, in hucs of light
Upon the clear cerulcan skies that shed
Eternal sunshine round the Poets heade
Shall not their source be decp-when every thounbt
Is with gifted sisters instinct fraught-
when the enchanted Tyre in every tone
Dreathes but some mystic feeling oil her own
Ifthoughts heroic soar their reckless way
Like captive eaglets rushing to the day
While notes that wake the very soul Of grief
Seem the imprison'd nightingac's relief
And henv'n born tones, too reathless to be mute
Sigh from the fragments the shiverd lutte,
Shall not the soul responsive TO thy skill,
In smiles, in tears, in death--be Vomnn's still,
Twill be as when the eye entranced explores
Phe sunlit peaks deep Wales, and forests green.
Earth's lavish gems encirclng Lemans shores
With zone of matchess beauty. Lo. the scene
Grows lsvelier sti!l-the unsed waters lend
Pheir magic mirror-hucs ethereal blend
With tints Of earth. Alas for painters arr
Foiid by this mirror-'Thnc is in thy heart,
GENEvRA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
MARINE NEWS.
Port OF RICH.MON;D- .M,9HCH .
SAILED.

oAlLED,
Schr. Pennsylvania, Albertson, for New York
with coal "
Schr. Alice and Mary, Saunders, for New York
with coal.
Schr. Swift, James, for Baltimore via Civ poio,
with coal and cotton.
Sloop Trimmer, Price. for Charleston ,.;,L co,I
Schr. Virginia. Price. Tor Alexandria with coal.
Schr. Zillah 5. Townsend, for Wilmington. Del
with coal. e'' Iva
Schr. Farmers Fancy, for Norfolk, with corn.
NORFOLK. March 3.-Arrivcd, Achr. Eznbc,b
dienry, from Richmond bound 10 Bait The schrs.
iclegraph, Tor Boston, and Sally and Eliza for Bal
timore, came down the river astern. Passed Shin
Madison, Cornick, hence for City Point, niles
above the Point of Shoals
Also, schr Trial, Mister, II DAYS from New
York IN ballast, bound to Murfreesborough, IN CT
put In, IN distress, having sprung leak; (had 1 fee,
writer IN her hol1 lost squarcsa ying lib and bon
net OF the forcsail in very severe blow from w ~
w. on Cape fiotieras Oh the Goth Pebbles also Il
barrel Object and pork.
Also, schr. Flag of Truce, Pearce from R,A,pond
win coal, bound TO Brdgctown y. J)--pu. In with
loss OF buwarss, 9 shrouds carried AWAY and fore.
SUI spt by coming in contact with sloop Capital on
thursday last, during u heavy blow from n. w.
Aiso so1P Capital Ackley from RicL,nohj. with tobacco
'oot ai D!du bound TO New ioT-pui with loss of lib
Truce " ~ ' ''''' i4"e I"
Saiied, bh; United States SMITH for New Orleans
NE brs Ajax Banks, for New Orleans wa, towel down n
hampton EoadS last night, and sailed thence to-day
bu5t'toHS, March 3.-Anyed, Sloop Hiram, Chapman,
from Ricinioad cuou.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
a CARD.

TnE Ladies' and Gentlemen of Richmond and is
vicinity, arc most respectfully informed that Miss
GEoRGE and her sister Mrs. GrLI have arrived and
VIII have the honor al givug two Concerts Of vocal
ana instrumental music, at Mr. Aaups assembly.
room, on Tuesday MARCH, the 10th aud Thursday the
l2th, the particulars Of which. with list Of SONGS.
Duets. quartetocs, &c &c. Will appear in n future
advertisements Upon this occasion several ainateu
and professional gentlemen have III the nandomcst
manner, kindly offered their assistance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
VIRGINIA. SOUVENIR.

'HNE FIRST number OF this work is published this morning
March 4th and contains the following aticles-O
lueMald OF the Native Talent-Cooks
Painting OF ST. Peters Church RoneAtchels engraved
and cooured Plate OF tho Natural Exhi,ion
T the Auionaion Bass Fiddler, Rope Dancer and Burning OF
Moscow-Iomb of Jefferson Northumberland Letter
No POetry--Orieinal-The Devon Fishernan-kvrge
1Sue funen- the Selected Address OF
ShakSpeaIe to Miss Ann Haibawayand flake back the
Bow" subscriptions 10 the ViRciN, SouvEy,n will be re-
ceved al The Office OF the Constitutional Wing and at the BOOK
stores OF Peter Cotton and Henry e. Watkins Es1rs Terms
Two Dollars per annun i'll advance. mar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05

Rour.-The Editors of the New York Journal
Of Commerce have been favoured by a commercial
friend with table of tho prices of Flour in the Phila
delpha market for period of forty-four yea
which, says the Journal, will be curiosity as well rs
useful document to every dealer in the article. We
SnbOin the AVERAGE for ench vnar.-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05

Ky virtue of a Deed of Trust from Thomas PM.
- ing and Sarah his wife, dated the f7th dau az,
november, 1899. and of record in the county court
y, iienfiGo anu county court of Mecklenburf, w,
shan ON the hrs day Of April next proceed to sell At
Pu6hc auction, before the Union Hotel in the c;tv
OF richmond the following property viz: One LOT Of
ianl lying i'll the county OF Henrco near the CITY OF
richmond, containing half acre. and boundsd An
part by the intersection of and 32d streets alsr
one other lot In the city of Richmond contarniuv
feet on Poplar street, also one other lot ar
parcel OF land, at Marion E containing four acre..
also one other lot parcel of land in the county 81
Henrco, adjoining the lands of John New and Others
containing four acres, with its improvements consist
ing OF dwelling house, &C.; also one other hot In
the city OF Richmond, the corner of T. and eOth
streets, containing fortyfour feet front And on the
goth day Of April next if not prevous disposed Of
at private sale. shall proceed to sell at public
auction at Mecklcnburg Courthouse, (it being conrt
day. the following tract ofluDd, lying in the county
OF Nleckienburg containing $50 acres more or lss
being the same tract Of land conveyed by Peter Irbv
to Richard Lakewood and John Bucknell. and 10
them TO Thomas Pulling
ORRIN WILLIAMS a.,
JOHN A. LANCASTER 1r'stees-
n: B.-Au persons having claims against Thomas
Pulling are requested to bring them forward and
sign release within six months from the nth dat
oil November, 1923, they will be debafred from tL
privileges OF the above. deed of trust.
Q. WILLIAMS,
mar 3--S6t J.. TANCA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
Commercial 1Serord.

NEw foRE, Feb %.
FLouR MEAL--Prices Of Wheat Flour continue 10 re-
cpe; still the transactions extensive purchasers come
into the market occasionally During the week about 5000
barrels brands of Virginia. have taken for the
English market, hafa 81 81 IL the remainder sup
posed AT 81 75 small sale of Richmond Country We
understood forced yesterday something undcr this price
The decline within the last weeks equal 10 80
per barrel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05

CNOTlCE.-Thcre is general desire that the
Debate on the Convention question shall be rescued
from the pcrshoble form in which it now exists, and
be preserved in more durable shape. For this end,
and believing that it will he valuable in future time,
for purposes Of political and historical reference, the
Editors ofthe Wing propose to publish in Pamphlet
and they request those who wish one copies,
30 call at their office, examine the conditions. and
II they like them, subscribe TO the work. certain
number Of subscribers is indispensable to the under
taking. Feb. 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
THH yHEArnE.

In. RICHARDSON Very respectfully informs
LVA the public, that with the kind assistance of e,
Vera gentlemen, nmnteurs, he VAL Be enabled 10 .
an entertainment at the Theatre few nplts hence
ana respectfully requests their patronage
he pieces in rehearsal All PACHA or the Scyr P,,e
anu the face u! Harriet Yesterday with Other entertainments
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
FOR RENT.

'HNNO large Stables, calculated to hold 10 10 10
n horses with sheds, also carriage house; they
arc convenient, being not than 400 Yards above
the Eagle iiotcl, on main street (Graams lott with
aspiring OF pure water, within so feet. As am not
using Them will take moderate rent.
mar 5-3t BENZ. w. MOSS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05

PRlME st Crox sugars, large hhds
New Orleans, do
Green coffee, mclasscs
Fine Jamaica and Antigua run
n. England, do
Ohio whskey, northern gin
Holland gin, cognac brandy,
Thomaston lime, window slass
Gunpowdcr, salt
Cotton yarns, No. > 10 lJ.
Young hyson, and gunpowdcr fcas.
Sole leather, cut nails
Candies, winter lamp o.,
Pepper, snuff
Paper of various descriptions,
American cigars, indigo,
Albany and Hartford ale
For sale by DAVENPORT, ALLEy e. co.
ma i--6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
WARD ELECTION.

'tNHE election of Common Councilmen, in tho Sc
n vcral Wards, VIII he held on the LIST Wed-
nesday IN April merit. viz: In Jefferson Ward No. I
at the Eagle Hotel; and in Monroe Ward No 3. al
The Shockoc Hill Tavern. Polls will opon in each
Ward, at ten o'clock, A. II. "The FREQ holders Of
lots within the said city whether improved or not and
whether such frecholdcrs reside therein or not and
the housekeepcrs and inhabitants ofthc said city, who
shall have resided therein at any time for the space
OF three months, without the incrmission OF ?
months, and possess in their own right within tho
same movable and Immovesble property TO the va
I've ofonc hundred pounds" arc entitled to vote.
w. n. WREN, Sergt & r.
March A-96t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05

osder to have regular early succession to draw in
May and June.
BE particularly careful to destroy. either by hand
or hoe, all the weeds in their early growth or other
wise they will materially injure the plants.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05

HdVdnna Green Coffee.
RI Bags Havana Green Coffee, new crop, just
~ received, for sale nv
fcn si,-s OTIS. DUNLOP g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05

aggregate average 81 II ycurs,S' ~
The circumstances which have produced the prin-
clpal fluctuations, arc given us as follows, by the
gentleman who has carefully preserved the record
Prom 1894, to '96. scarcity in France and England;
from 98 to 1900, export TO England 1900, TO 1901
scarcity in England; 1904 and 5, scarcity n.Spain;
1905 and o. long embargo; 1902 10 and y PENN
sula war; 1912, 10, and ~, war with England 8IG
and IL, scarcity in England" To this we may add
the cause of an advance during the latter part Of
1923 viz scarcity in Europe particularly in England.
The state of the currency in 1914 and Is of course
had an effect on the prices of those years. II de-
serves to be considered aso that the quantity ofcr
cuating medium and the value Of all sorts Of NOR
chandise have iuctuntcd. We have calculated tho
average price Of coch year, and the aggregate ave-
was that Of 1896, viz. $3.50; the lowest that Of
1899, viz. 1896. The lowest price in March 1921,
VIZ 1915; and the highest price in March l796, viz
SIS. In one instance the price remained without any
change for eleven months, but in very many others,
1t has incuated two dollars or two dollars and fifty
cents within few dnys.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05

MANAGERS OFFICE.)
Cd March, 1899
The following were the drawn number IN ,he
Richmond Dock Lottery, No. /.
50, &C, 3 IA, l6, %.
10, i6, 90, $1,000, sold by S. Hawkins, an,. seye
raj capitals also sold in Richmond.
DOCK LOTTERY, No. =.
To be d7,ttcn oh .4DrU
Capitals of $4,000. 5000 $1,000, 81
Fu!! scheme viii appear in few DAYS
Whole tickets 81. halves 81. quarters ~.
mar . YATES & MINTYRE
MANAGERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
For Rent,

vBNHE Subscriber intending TO close his business
q as soon as possible will sell bis stock Of DRY
GOODS al the most redHccd prices. He invites his
friends and tho public generally to call and Judge
for themselves. u. REFINE,
mar 3-2awct Next door TO Jude g. Micurcs,
Shockoe Hill
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
At1rffOtt salts.

AUCTION. - |,
On FRIDAY, the 9Th inst. at 10 O'Clock, We vii I
sell in trout of our office '
50 Bags coffee
10 bhds sugar
10 hhds whiskey =. e.
pipes pure French brandy
puncheons fine Jamnca rim
bugs pepper
80 boxes chocolate
10 Or casks curraut wine
50 boxes and kegs man. tobacco, gyod qualily
eale by Messrs. Orrs, OUNLop e. Co.
mar KING g. RICHARDSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
[nd,rs' HnTI:,nn $40

Ladies Hdtt,ng Shoes.
lust Received by the Richmond Packet Ladies'
heel and spring heel lasting walking shoes; mock
wells and double vamps the hest article that can bc
made, for sale. by
Feb GRANN1SS, SON g. BROTHERS
Corner of Main md i4ih Streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
CHEAP DRY GOODS.

Patent Seine Thread and Conoa Bagging.
I>llE Subscribers have received, 900 lbs of Patent
Thread, suitable for font or drift SENS from No
l6 to 80 inclusive, and 20 pieces Of Hemp and Flax
en- Cotton Dagging; also on hand a q -cral assert
mcnt Of Dry Goods for sale at the lowest market
prices. T. & T.. JAMES g. Co.
JAM VII Market Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
E::: And possession given immediately, line
liIii ~ mousse lately IN the occupancy of Marcellus
ply ut the Wing Office ,h up
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
COTTON.

I'M Square bales cotton. per schooner Ceorrnna
~" for sale by JAS. WINSTON.
!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
$4,000 WANTED.

P6TWV WxktNEED.
Pm very best landed security will be given for the
loan Of the above sum, at 9 pcr cent nor annun.
payable half. yearly For particulars, enquire AT this
Office. Feb 5-I8tif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
908t8crfut.
President Juckson's Inaugural address,

President Juckson's Inaugural Address.
by the extraordinary exertions of Mr.. Porter.
The Mail Contractor, we enabled to lay before our
READERS this morning, the anxiously looked for IN.
augural Address Of President Jackson. which vyos
delivered at - O'Clock yesterday. and reached here
BY express from Washington tbs morning u, halt
past O'Clock.
Here 1t is. 1.-THE reader think tine fruit not worth
the labor that has bccn taken to present it to him
thus carly il is not fault. 1t Possesses at leos,
the merit Of novelty for its breyty.
United States 1e'egyaph-Extrn }
WAsH,NGroN, MARCH 4, 1929
INAUGURAL ADDRESS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05

Tickets ouIy s., halves Sc, quarters 81.
For sale ut the licensed Lottery and Exchapge
Office of THO. q. BIGGER
mar Ait
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-05
MANAGERS OFFTcE,
BIGGER'S OFFICE.

Drawing Delaware and S. Carolina Lottery, No. l.
Il, l9, 40, 80, Is, 10, "a.
NEXT LOTTERY.
The Vermont Lottery, Class No. ?, for leee, viii
be received on Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-12

Administration, who not suspectng, did not inycs,i-
gate. The late unhappy Treasurer of Virginia, was
engaged for years in his practices without the least
suspicion; yet has no man had the hurdihood to Inn
p'catc'thc Banks tho Executive, or the Auditor in
his apilt,~because some oil of these might per-
chance, have made an earlier discovery.