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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

IN Hanover County Court, Jan. 90, 1929.
MILLER BROWN of the heirs and the adanist tor
Of Apne b. Brown, dec. PHI. AGAINST Patrick Brown,
David Kicha and Mary II. his wi fe, WIN Ma
ii. Brown, James B. CloPton, Wadegrave Clopton Pa.
Trick elnpton, Miller Clopton, Thomas Copton, David r.
Clopton, William Clopton Anne ~ Thompson, who was
Anne w Clopton Winston HRrwood, mud Margaret his
wife who was Margaret Clopton, and Mary c. Yarbough
an infant daughter Of Mary t. Yarbrough who Mary
I.Clop'ou, children Of Margaret Brown and John g. T.
Brown Patrick Brown, Fanny p. Brown, Mary Brown
Sarah Anne Browa, William Il. Brown and Allied Brown
children Of William Brown. d7S-IS CHAScERY.
The defendants James b. CloFton, Waldegrave clop-
ton, Miller Clopton Thomas Clopton, Jshn S. T.. Brown
Patrick Brown, Mary Brown, Sarah Anne Brown, Hisr
Ia Brown, Alfred Brown and Patrick Brown, not having
entered their appearance and given security according
10 the act OF assembly and the rules Of this COURT ADD
appearing to the satisfaction Of the court that they
are not inhabitants Of this country IL ordered that this
said defendants TO appear here the first day Of
April court and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and
that copy of this order be forthwith Inserted in some
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond for two
months suecessivcy aud posted the front door of the
courthouse Of this county.
copy. Teste PHILIP V. WINSTON r. T, r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06

Plank, Railing, and Slaves,
5000 Feet of flooring plank
6000 do of pine railing
3ooo Hour barrel slaves. landed aud Cor s.,i
CD the DOCK JAS. WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-06
LONDON BOOKS.

rancy stationary and J.wei1y
VIE Subscriber respectfully informs the citizen,
- OF richmond, that he has taken the store unde
tho Eagle HOTEL FIRST door from the entrance) for
e% uag onty, where he offers for sale elegant as
so'.ncnt OF London Books, Fancy Stationary, Jewel
ry, ana Fancy Articl..s generally received by IN,
late packets from France and England
april S-St THOS. OAKLEY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26

evident from the verdict Of the coroners inquest,
which without intimating any censure upon Wick
life by describing the act murder, merely states
that Benning came to his death by means of pistol.
held IN the hand Of Charles WickliHa
The purpose of this exaggerstion is equally evil
dent. A prodigious outcry is made against the ad-
miuistration party in Kentucky, because wicklife
belonged to it-and tho candid Jacksonans take the
ground, and would have the world infer, that Ben
ning's death the result of deliberate course of
action resolved upon and Of the principles Of the id
ministraton party The remaining proprietor of the
Gazette very cunningy avai himself of the casualty
TO increase his subscription Inst.
If Bennng has been the real editor Of the Gazette
for the last two or three years, he deserved to be
horsc-w whipped twice a wcek--Thn most vr,uous and
distinguished citizens of Kentucky, Clay Crttenden,
Wickliffe. Metcalfe, Trimblc. Mills, Ows!ey-were
pursued with low and villainous blackguar tism,
which defes oil description. The public, Of they
feel any curiosity about the AFFAIR." should await an
impartial statement Of facts-which the one received
through the Telegraph and Gazette, certainly not
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26
TRUST SALE.

N virtue of deed of trust executed bv James
Brown dated on the e9th day of October 1924.
and Of record in the Office of the county court of
Henrico, the subscribers trustees will on the fore
noon OF Thursday the 10th day Of this present month
sell at auction oil the premises, the brick DWELLING
house and nppurtenances the north side ofCarS
or ID street, next below the lumber house of Nr
" Iiam Gllatt This property extends on the street
365 feet. and IFS boundary back from the street VII
be shown on the day of sale. By the tenor of the
decd OF trust, the property was to be sold ON credit,
but Mr. Brown that it shall be sold for csh
aEd TO evidence that consent. he will Join the TINS
tees in deed to the purchaser it will therefore be
sold for cash. CHARLES COPELAND
CHARLES / McNJITR no
The lower story efthc house is well calculated for
three and large coeet--and the attic story or
garret Is divided into four rooms and closet The
back buildings are OF brick, and covered with slate
On account of the badness of the weather to-day
he above sale is postponed until MONDAY, tie
3oth instant at 2 o'clock.
CHARLES COPELAND.
mar l9-tds CHARLES J. McMURDO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26
FIRST Periodical Sale of
DOMESTIC GOODS

0ruer OF the Manufacturers, TO couImeace
~ Thursday, the second dav of Anril al The store
of SPohord, 1ileston & Co. I4s Water street. and
continue from day to day until every article on the
catalogue is sold. ~
About one thousand packages of Goods will be Of
iered, consisting of the following articles Viz
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, BONNETS, COTTON
GOODS, &c.
;. 7: & Co. intend to have package sales of Do
nestic manufactures IN the months of April ami
September in each year, so as to embrace the haet
seasons for business in the Spring and Fal Goods
VIII DC received for the first sale until the Goth ipsf
and liberal advances made.
Catalogues will be ready and the goods arranged
Tor examination two days previous to the SALE
NJ HOFFMAN 81 SONS, Auctiopeers.
mar let
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26
From ne Baltimore Patriot.

From the Baltimore Patriot.
Appointments, Se-wc that Lydc Goodwin has been
appointed Appraiser for the port of Baltimore place OF VIM
lIaslctt, removed.
Reports important changes are about 10
take place IN The Custom House. and among tcn that D.
we do discover esmabc friend Major Noah has
yet been permitted to take his scat among the favored Of the
corps editorial Perhaps his commission and
issued ni Pa'ue May have both
upon spare dict too long already.
The Lancaster Republican states that Cen WIN Duncan
has been appointed Surveyor Of the Port Of Philadelphia
place of j. Gcntworth removed.
Francis Bayes declines Indignantly the Collccorship Of
New BedGodbc has been faithful aborcr for tie General
and demanded more lucrative birthhe aimed the Cooc
shaw I'm effort making to have Mr FREEMAN reins,ated
at New cdford-tbe public voice is loud in his favor
The New liaven Uonn) Hcrald a paper GIs,dTt 10 ire
eheto't Of e Jackson in announcing the appointment OF
William w. Ellis Collector of the a, New Haven
expresses "egre that President Jackson should have made
selection very Idcpus and entirely unexpected by his
political friends in this vicinity"
Extract Of letter To tho Editor Of the Baltimore Patriot dated
WASHINGTON 10Th March, 1929.
General Scott gone to Richmond 10 wait the dccsion Of
the government the following propositions .o--
let Tic ready to go duty, not subject I've commanded
ny junior in rank.
ID Tie socsio be put trial. by martial, for DISC
3D. If these alternatives be accepted considered as
There kind dspo,iou entertained towards him. by the
governments ana I've has the good opinion of all persons who
have observed his conduct while here Of suspense
The Philadelphia jacRson) Mercury, says--"orc fourth
OF our orr party g more ProGatc dian ta, of Goa
agans, lis pretended friends than his avowcd eneIcs IN he
should Gall into the snaTe Of the progac Of his PARTY Ne
and ire country ARE LOST" ~
The Hoo John Taylor, late Lcuiorau, Governor of the
State Of New York, died Albany o. Thursday evening las,
after short illness, in the 18th year Of his aRe.-
~ We requested say "Ths Distraction Of SoSog'
viii positively he closed at O'clock this evening.
Cotp-Tbc Fayetteville (N CO. Observer says Tho gold
sion ~ this State Is enlarged by discoveries almost every
ay We learn ha, the precious article has lately been found
~ several places Carthage, ~ Mooc county, atou, 10
miles from this town
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26

Died, of mortal wound. Friday 20ta Ia the 42na
year Of his age. Mr. 1hos Rose, Constable Of Dinwddc
The circumstances relative the premature death this val
uahlo citizen, appear be bllowssMr Rose IN the
Watch, the property Of certain Capt VIM Frazier 81 Din
widde FRAZIER demanded the watch Mr. Rose who refused
tn Give ny before the execution satisfied wlerrupoo
frazier shot him IN the le breast and he expired instant,
Tie murderer after dcpvng living wife of her best friend
eleven children OF an aiectaic PARENT aud the community Of
n" ncs'rnable Citizen made his cscape-[Pet. in,SeaH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26
"I.oSDoN, Jan. 81.

,,,. "1.oSpoN, Jan. 81.
W''n inrther reference to the enquiry contained
inyour letter to Mr.. Huskinson of the 2stb met I
Deg TO acqnan yon for the information of the trade,
at Liverpool, that have just received written COM
mnicaton from the Private Secretary to the Chan
Senor OF inc Exchequer stating that il is Mr. Goul-
bnres intention, that the proposed additional dnt -
I'D pr 70 should apply to all steInmed tobacco taken
out OF Bond after the 5th Of April NEXT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26
To be d,-oicn the 4th Of -4priE.
GRAND CAPITAL. OF $40 600

Besides Sl0o, 90, 30, 20, 60, so, 40 So co. &C. &C.
Whole tickets $40, halves 5, quarters 30, eiglts
All orders post paid promptly attended to. and in
all cases the original tickets will be sent. Send your
orders 10 the Managers Office.
mar II YATES g. NI'INTYRE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26
Non reehoiders Of Louisa Counfy.


The COMMITTEE appointed by the nfeehoders Of county
Of Louisa the 18th ult report that bc recommended
them meet at their courthouse the 9th Of May
day OF the Kegnenal MUSTER and then elect delegate
attend the convention be held in Richmond on the @ Oct
for the purpose Of framing constitution,
said delegates request adnance purpose
Virginia. and presenting such memorials that body
entrusted them the citizens Of Louisa
of liberty and equal rghts-And further William
Stout be appointed commissioner take the all resi-
dent uon-eehoers, being citizens who ~ and
upwards subject bear aud taxes not
vaants paupeTs character after cleo
ton that said commissioner inform the delegates having
greatest number OF votes OF their election with that
they will other delegates from the different
convention be held in Richmond next and remain SO
long they consider their attendance necessary
the rights and the liberties of
And committee further recommend that Luciap Minor
Charles u Jones' William Stout, i,oct JOS w. Pendeon and
John MCPHERSON, be appointed committee draft n suitable
memorial be signed by friends generally Louisa aud
throughout the district and deeyates the
convention Yet while your committee
they do thereby abandon the rights Of the
ofa law recognized by bill of rights members of this
community, who all times the alter amend or
abolish the government Of Virginia. But n firm tone hey
recommend appeal to the justice of the members elected
the eeholcrs, rather than produce which all
peaceahle wish avoid separate conye-
lions acting FOR the same community.
The committee after deberaon, consider course
they have here adopted the advisable in
fail inspire the members Of the with the
justice Of We invite the operation different
counties and trOug the State and
OF fredericksburg the Norfolk Petersburg in,el
gencer and all the editors friendly cause I'm Virginia 10
give these proceedings insertion in their
.Johr Todd Qgaries, c. u. Winston,
Ellis Juan, Richard Jones
John Ii. Gyubbs, Robert Cross
Jols M Jackson William Pe0us 7
John W. Taylor, CasOeR UTnsfon, 3
Il. Thompsoa. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. Jan. 80

There were many country buyers at marker iLis ,;
Wen paoani and Ha,nhurgh wheat sold freely MONDAYS
whea such kind not being called for Barley was din liz
so Sr gnhg: which sort supported Mondays currency
oas soh rather better than on Monday.
lnportntions since .JrcndGy-Enclish wheat, 10 b,
ymoats ioooalrish oats, 2,5OO-Foegn wheat, sleON
barley 15.'-oats 3Oo-fnir, $50 sacks - '
The following is tho Of the corn AVERAGES aud ~
duty, us made up this day: ""' '"'' %
Imperial weekly average-wheat, IDS 7d-barev ass lid
oats, 23s sdrye 42s 5d-beans 6s edpeas AZ Io5
Agesa'e average OF the six weeks which regulates duty
% Ssn0 3s od-oarey Cos Sdoats, 2fs 4dfye 44s I'd
Duty on foreign conl-weat, Is Od-barlcy Is lOd-os,s
2fts Fl ssSeI C5r r4s nSSdEe1s lis Cd
nero was fair demand for cotton TODAY az the nces NJ
ds ire Iaes on Saturday and today about $500 bags
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET Feb . e'
Last tuesday, prices Of wheat noted Id 10 I'd ba,
Sd 10 Id per buseI Indian corn Is 10 De ne n,rtc
am onea each Is per sack cheaper The trade has con,n
e exceedingly du, and III the absence all country demand
rocedcd "'''' "''''i'S nave iui'her
45lbs % g do in bond Oa3: barley Sore; So PEI
8; DO IN bond 20 o; Beans per imr ar Sre;rn &C.
joe 40 o. do in bond, 80 IS D. Indian corn per 1ao
bond, 20 a 81 o. - ~ " ~ " w s"ee'' III
HAABuHon, Jan. 23rhe trade in whoa, has becn b;r Co.
,he last few days OF earlier arrivals there is still consa
ne quantity unsod Notwithstanding several purchases made
during the week both speculation and for cons,nn,on %
arrivals by land carriage which were not consideTab nd
purchasers. ~ u0'"O'e' 'ouno
During the frs, daysof January thirteen carroos
ptscu he SOUND, OF which twelve bound TO British no,,s
and one 10 Norway. ~ " ''S" P"''sr
Sales q Stock yesterday at The Coffee Hops.-1 g
snarcs OF Virginia Bank, at s97-Io shares Of Par
mers, 500 10.
''"oer Boats and drnntnt Of produce passed douzl
=, through The Loucr Locks.
mAncH 23-Iig hhds tobacro n kegs - Coo
plank 4s bus ship stuff. IS bus wheat i6 bus meal az
'l's, - coai hoats, ~ bus coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26

From Liverpool /. Feb g.
We have been politely favored with the following
extracts of commercial letters house in this city,
received by the Britannia at New York.
LIVERPOOL, January 81, 1920.
Tho total sales OF tobacco this month have been
l430 hhds The chief part OF these sales wero efec-
ted previous to The receipt of the determination of
the Chancellor and the board Of trnde to propose tho
additional duty OF Sd pr b. on strips imported atr
the 5th of April. When this intelligence was made
public holders generally declined selling under 4Sd
for mddling parcels Cd for good, and I'd for ineat
la below these rates, few sales were made
but report having been circulated, that u general
reduction IN duty oils per H. is also contemplated
the manufacturers are OF Sourso prevented from do
Ing any extensive business, and il Is probable that nm
I'll the 5th OF April, little will be DONE either by
them, or spectators, unless at lower prices than are
now asked For although from previous inforna-
tion we consider II almost ain that Gov
eminent viii carry their intentions into effect ns re-
CARDS the extra duty yet until this has actually taken
place. and the precise nature Of the other regulations
been made known, should consider that 9d for
large parcels o good and fine strips would not be ey
ceeded by spectators. Leaf has also improved sd
has been refused for large parcel Of Va. In Ken.
lucky, leaf thcre has been advance of lid OWING
TO demand for Spain, which the contractors could
not supply from London, in sufficient time from
any other quarter, than this. Cotton has continued
very dull throughout tho month"; until this week when
moro business was done by the trade and specula tors
upon the very low prices to which good Jplands had
dechned-sny Ida Lid. The extreme rates
are I'D l-2. About $4,000 bales =. lived yes.
'erday' Flour Is noninally worth 4Os but only by
[etan-large supplies having been received from the
Continent OF Europe, whence we were led to expect
httle. The duty ON Wheat remains at is--and -four
ID at which rates It IS likely to continue for some
weeks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

vAHU'S History Of the Hebrew Conmonwe altf tran slated
- from the German by Calvin Stowe, A NJ. ofthe Theo-
logical Seminary, Andover. 80 =,
History OF the Political System Of Europe and its Colonies
rom ilc Disco, VI America To tine the AI
rcan CONSTITUTIONS; from the German Of H. l. Heerei vols.
system Of Dental s.rsrty IN heo Partsl Dental sur
gerry, Sccncc;Sd Operative Dental SuIgery 3D. Pharmacy
NJ u, 80
The Republic OF Ccero translated on the Latin and ac-
copaned with critical and historical introduction by c. w
Feaercnhausi, Esq. Fellow ci the Geological Society OF
Loufon.
Grammar OF the Latin Lnnguasr, tho use of Coeses
and Seminarie fiom the German G. c. Zumptaud MANY
other new publications, received al NASfI'S
mar %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26
BY OTIS, DUNLOP {. co.
SHOES

On THURSDAY, the 26th instant, az 10
O'Clock, VIII be sold at Store, one hundred packa-
yes shoes, principally suited to spring safes.
mar LIT o. d. 81. CO. Aucfs.
ADDITIONAL.
WIZ be added tn the above sale red and black No,o-
co Skins mar 26 o. ID 4, Ga 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26

".qdans and Corruption"
JoHS NlcLEAs, Post Master
General-an able and indepcn-
dent ofhcer-loo firm to be
beat-therefore
WV. II. HisHIsoS, Minister
II Colombia, the intrepid de-
fender of his country's rights
in all situations, aud a friend
ofMr. ADMINISTRATIVE
RicriARp .Currs, I'd Comp
trnllcr, WiLLnA LIE, ID Au-
ditoI aud Tom " WArnss, .i,h
Auditor, for several years ell
Gent officers, unfortunately
friendly to Mfr, Adams-,herd-
fore
THoNw Cows, Collector Of
the Port of PTovidence-a dis
tinguishci Revolutionary off.
Ger, and faithful in the execu-
ton of his duties-ofcoursc
Col. LowRV, a gallant soldier
and able ofiicer-but
Truly here is q picture
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26
or MAELZEL'S EXHIBITION Of the

Conhagration of Moscow. tho Automata Rope dan
GERS, Speaking Figures, &C. will, in consequence OF
the uniayorable weather during the past week and
at tho request of number of persons who had been
thus prevented from seeing this grand aud ingenious
spectacle before its rcmova' to New York, remain
open week longer at the Museum.
mar 25-.lt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26

Rf virtue of Deed OF Trust from Thomas Phi
II Ing and Sarah his wife dated the nth dav ~
November, 1928, and of record i'll the county coutt
OF fienrIco and county court of Mecklenbnr we
shall ON the first day Of April nat proceed 10 sell At
public auction, before the Union Hotel in the CIV;
OF Richmond the following property viz: enc lot OF
land yng IN tue county OF HcnTco near the civ af
Richmond, containing one half acre and bounded in
part by the intersection CT o and 32d streets; also
one other lot IN the city OF Richmond coniamiug
fortyve feet on Poplar street; also one Other lot S
parcel ofand, at Marion Hill, containing four acres,
also one other lot or parcel of land i'm the county Of
Henrco, adjoining the lands of John New and others
containing ioHr acres, with its improvements consist
ing OF dwelling house, &c; also one other Iof Sp
the city of Richmond, on tire corner of II and o6S
streets containing forty -four feet front And on H.
2pth day of April next, if previously disposed 81
at private sale. ve shall proceed to- soil at pubiE,
auction, at Meck1enburg Courthouse, m bcinr CONT
day the following tract oflupd, lying in the county
OF Meckienburg, containing SEQ acres, more or hos
being the same tract flanh cCnvcyedbv Peter Inv
to Richard Hezcwccd aud John Buckrcll. and bSS
them To Thomas Pulling. -
ORRIN WILLIAMS
JOHN A. LANCASTER 1Eustees.
~ bah persons having claims AGAINST Tvbono,s
Pulling are requested TO bring them forward and
sign release within six months fro, the I7tb a.,
OF November, 1928, they viii be dcbarrci from t,,
privileges OF the above deed OF trust.
q. WILLIAMS
mar 3--26t J. a. LANCASTER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26

Extract q another letter ddted Liverpool, Feb 2
n AN opinion appears to gain ground in London and
Paris that there is better prospcct of pnace be;ng
brought about, between Russia and Turkey Some
information on the subject, may transpirc in Parlia-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RJCTyNfOND
-
SAILED

SAILED,
SchT. Endeavour, for Nov York coal
ochr' Naomi, Croweil, for Philadelphia, coal and
Schr' Thre9 Sisters, Creighton, for New York.
sehr' Tryal, Mister, far nov York, coal.
Ar Cows, Jan. e7.-Northnmber,ond c,o,r,,,,,
Virginia. "a'n''cy'
glnia. '"'' wv" eii' VIZ
mia. '''"' '"gi-
NEW YORK, March o.. Ar,;,od ~. IA.
Heath, 81. Michaels, so days March stb ~, 20
Ion 6i, fell IN with tho wreck of tho schr Evergrccn
OF Booth Bay, from Turks Island for NorfolkE,ooI
off the crew O''O'N-'OOS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26


some of our readers, 10
RFoRa," so far as it is yet exhi-
be presented in a few days.
jackson and Reform"
Transferred to the Supreme
Court, where his talents may
be hid, and his independence
go, rid of
Removed TO make way for
Thomas z. Moore,-a man
only known TO the people for
his abuse OF the privilc % of
"ffanking."
Removed 10 give places 20
Isaac Hill, n partisan newspa.
per Editor from v. Hampshire,
the infamous and migrate Amos
Kendall, and -, u gentle.
man we don't know-Jortu-
nafciy, however, in favor of
Gen. Jackson.
Removed for the purpose of
giving the birth TO MIR Dan
forth, who had shouted for
b Jackson, aud wanted an Office.
Removed because MIR. Mo.
sher, a Jackson man, wanted
an Office.
Here is Ieforni,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26
TO THE PUBLIC.

~ MAYORS OFFICE CRY FcHMoNn,(
O'Clock, 4. NJ. 25th March, 1929. (
UNDERSTANDING that is reported aud by niauy believed,
40 snail Pop exists in Rcinond aords.ne great pleasure
Ia ben8 enabed TO contradict the report thr conclusive
toriy of Doct James B who has just informed
he feels warranted in reporting me- tina, there
this disease in the cc JOSEPH TATE, Mayor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26

DIED, at Na'chcz, Mississippi Feb 18Th. JaaEs M,pnoS
tLtA.rs, formerly Of Powbatan. Va in the 9Th year Of M
Hewas Of generous, Gus
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26
THIS DAY.

S9yIIE splendid Union Canal Lottery, Glass No 2
for 1929, viii be drawn in the city of Pbiladel-
phia, and the drawing received at Biggers Office on
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
GO Number Lottery--s Drawn Ballots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26
SPLENDID PRIZESI

- EMOVAL.---The subscriber respectfully in
~ forms his friends and the public, that he has
removed to the Store lately occupied BY Afr John
Shore, doors above the United States Bank, where
he intends keeping general assortment Of PRIME
GROCERIES, which he will sell accommodate
ing terms. JOHN WYSE.
Inarch10 ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-26

OF The Editors of the Constitutional
Wing wish TO employ Collectors throughout
the Commonwealth