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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-27

Virginia State Lottery, Goth Class,
For the benefit of the Dismal swamp Canal Company
Capital Prize $4,000.
Reside. prizes of S15 ,O00 10000, 5000, 1880. 10
of 900. 10 Of 500, 10 of 500, 10 of 400, 10 of
500, % of 200, 81 Of 80. 81 of 10c, sc.
60 numbers, drawn ballots.
The above splendid Lottery will BIZ drawn in Rich
mopd, Va. on Friday the Goth Of June:
Tickets $40; halves S, quarters 50; eighths Is.
To be had in a variety of numbers at
7. II. WHITES
Lottery Office, Royal street
June IS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27
1GAAIH1E NEWS.
PORT or RICH.uO.vD, FEB. 26.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Sshr S.', James, from Baltimore with Inrrs 10 Win
sion, King d Richardson, s. Cosby g. Go, NJ Myers An
dcrson Garth Go, Rogers g. HARRISON and ancaster s.
DENLY.
schr ziah, Townsend from Ct Egg Harbour, with ballast
SlooP IrUmcr Price, from CT Egg Harbour with ballast
SAILED,
Scr Flag Of Truce Peacc for Brdgeton, ~ !. with coal
NORFOLK, Feb 2tAriyed, sloop Congress, Smith, s..
Caihanes Spanish Man) II daysput in distress, with
loss Of main BOOM anchor cable nian.sn split, which
blown from tTc rope, and otherwise injured.
The sch Lafayette Ryder, remained ashore SeaWei's
POM This evonnga vscl was anngsIde taang She
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27
Commercial 9Kecorn.
DATES OF LATEST ADvICEs.
NEW YORK MARKET, Feb. q. 1899

NS.f 1OhH hAhhk |, FEB. ll 1929.
LoUn AND MFA1.FioIers have for some DAYS manifested
more OF disposition to SELL but purchasers, any extent
coud not be found at the prices demanded yesterday the
packet snip Birmingham furnished with Liverpool
oh January which are less encouraging Lower prices would
nave Den accepted here, but purchasers still mold We
make further reduction of y per barrel quota
on out consider tire market quite unsettled Export from
LIST TO 18th inst. Wheat Flour 13 III bbls.
~ = snpeF'ne, bill p! Troy, 25; Western Canal 2j
2O Baltimore Howard street. p Il 81 IL; Richmond
City Wills, II -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27
fro BE CONTINUED.

The report Of the massacre at Crete. If which
from INC complexion Of orr former accounts VIC had
no doubts, is confirmed. An Ancoa date of Dec. 10
says; "lhe latest accounts from Poros and Svra.
return TO the subject Of the massacre Of the Chris
tian inhabitants in the cities Of Crete No Chris
tians arc now left in those ci.ics all have pcrehcd
by the sword. aud all their brethren in the leland arc
devoted TO the same fate.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27
Richmond Dock Lottery. No. !.

'ENHE Managers respectfully inform the public that
n the First Class OF the Richmond Dock Lottery
will be drawn on Monday, the Cd of March. Capt.
tails OF $4,000, 5000 Sl,46o. $1,000, 81 600, &c.
nent improvements within the City, of much impor-
lance, In commercial point of view, the Managers
hope that all who feel interest in its prosperity
Will md them by encouraging the Lottery.
Whole tickets ST. halves Sc so, quarters 81 %.
Call at YATES d siINTYRE
feb 10 Manapers. under the Eprle
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27
FOR. SALE

'R'WO valuable NEGROES: one good cook, washer
and Ironcr, the other a boy about n wears of
age who is FIRST rate house scrvant--thcv are both
Of excellent character. and solo for 10 faut-App'v
q =, Wig OFcc ~ 8
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27

20 the ftecio!ders nf amherst A!hemare Nelson Gooch.
land aud Fluvauua
Fellow Citizens: In May, you will be called to the
gravcSf ddty required oil ynihe selection ageu
10 frame Constellation for you selves and poseriy You
ought to choase the oldest md dscJctes heads. nom
nate "f your sutages, BENZ Brown of a herst. Hugh
and John H. Cooke OF Fluvanna.
n Freebooter Of the District.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27
PnttAnr1prrA L,cnr,,ar,. u

PHrtApELPHf, February II.
Foyr and Meal No sales of Superne Flour reported this
week from store but understood that be obtained at
3d. which is reduction last quotations Sales from war
have been 81 u 81 81 H. prncpaly at the @
mcr No sales of Rye Flour earn Meal reported Price Cur
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27

DIED, at the Navy Yard, in Washington on Fueslav
aged ~ wears, Commodore THowis TIvesv Coandsnt Of
taat yard and for 'Vcor es-' r!ara' "a 80, ri r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27
For Rent.

'bNHAT desirable corner tenement adjoining Mr..
Fitzwhylsonns book Store. Possession given
immediately. Apply to DAVID JUDAH
feb
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27
CHEAP DRY GOODS

NEW DRY GOODS STORE, MES H. HUN
1ERhas taken the loIiesiy j.. the OCCUPANCY of
sle Siiann S. son ro'cEs mei 'cy opposite e,srs
Staple and iancy'Dry Goods; among which are
Cloths, cassincres and s,:tincts ;inc and coarse
FED, white green and yellow iaIels
SIX and striped Valencia yesiingS
SwarIs90wn and hlarScilcs do.
irish and German linens lawns and canlrcs
taiicoe assorted, embracing great variety
Fancy striped and plaid ginghaius
Plain and figured bOWbazes various C0lUfs
a. Ia 3D. aCone and book mrisiirs
Null, India and Swiss do.
Swiss and black italian silk cTavais
canton and Mandarin Grapes, Italian do.
i'iacH Italian l,string senchews and sarsrnfs
large assortment Of silk, and yvGoen hosiery
Fashionable bonnet and belt riJ1ors
Flag bandanua and cotton iardhefchics
Gloves and combs ofcvery description
Linen and cotton ticking. furniture and apron clerks
i,nScys and kerseys suitable for servants cloihius
t'Town and bieaChcd dnresiics, diapers sc.
Narpctin2, hearth rugs umbrellas, sc. NC.
ow for cash Nov 1t.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27

u Notice is hereby given 10 the Members of Gene
raj assembly Who voted against the Convention Bill and
- tavor OF 'he resolution for taking Census the pa MI
alton al this Commonwealth, that rciing desired III
The Chamber n the House Of Delegates even.
ing Z o'clock
n Member n The House IF Del. gc'sa.
February CO.
IL We are requested 10 call the attention Of Members
OF Assemhir 'hg notice.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27

~ w are requested by Chesterfield Free!iodcr,
TO state that poll will be opened in that convention
district for Benjamin w. Leigh esq, and that he vii!
serve ifelscted.
az We are requested state shat John F. May
esq, of Petersburg will be voted for as u member to
the conventions from that senatorial dist riot.
u We are requested to say, that Lauaon Cabcll
esq, OF Amherst, Will be voted Cor IS u member oil
convention from The district of Amherst Nelson Al
bemaIlc, Fluganna, and Goochland.
O. We requested to say shat polls will be open
ed for DavidS Garian, of Amherst ti-illiam c. Riyes
of Alhemarle, and james Plcasants OF Goochland as
mesbccs OF convention from tie senatorial district of
which they residents.
u We requested by correspondent to state
that Thomas A. IIolcunhe of Lynclburp and Isa,c
Otey oil Bedford, will be voted for in the district of
Bedford, Campbell aud Buckingham.
Messrs. Editors:-Win you be good enough to
state, that Judge james Semplc, of williamsburg
VIII be supported tor convention in t,iis dist rct.
would recommend to the electors IN the senate
rial district composed Of the counties of Iononaali,
Ohio, Brooke, 1y!er and Preston, Philip Dodaridre
OF Brooke, and Eugrr,ius IL. Wilson of .UononuaIo
as persons Notwithstanding their consideration as
delegates to the convention to be assembled in De-
tober next: The former distinguished for his ability
statesman, and the latter although untricd as
~ CITIZEN THE D,srprcr
To HE uoterS Of Oar Lo'$I, SotsgcGa;n and G,d;So,
fELLow CrIzEN' In Alay next, you discharge the most mo-
Duty which has tevoyed YOU or your fathers
since the evcntil adoption of the Federal constitution in 788
You choose r PERSONS worthy by their wisdom and in
tegv to he trusted with the task OF dng yo,r state con-
stution That YOU may make the choice, with prudence
beh'tg the occs" it NOT now too early to fix your
upon tie subjects q! tila- ChOlcc
nominate then fer sufagcs, Delegates 10 the Cos
vEroS be held in October next, RoaYr PArroN o: Soot-
svlvaua, HoRlrIn (SNrGs WESTON Louisa pIIp T.
and JAMES MlutsoN, Of Orange,
y CITIZEN OF LOUISA.
To the tce'uier of the Senatorial District, composed If
the counties ri P,juce H'am, ford, Kin. Gcorae
Hes,u,orel"nd, Northumberland, and Lancaster.
The perind for Tie election of Delegates 10 rtreser,
in the Convention, will time TOO nc ar 10
allow to form any ilng like concert your selection
by the ordinary mode of corresponhcnce snbiec;
Of importance yonr political welfare tina YOUR in
convenient mode, of you, take the liberty tn
the fonwimG pan let the eeholders assemble
their respective ach Courts select one nersun tn
like representation from many counties as NAV
eoncur at HesfG'Creand house, the f. urt uon-
day in March, ('!;at being day with authority 70
select four m aud proper pecsnns, be recommended as
Delegates 70 The Convention. Your in,eres, certainly
con'noD one, and it becomes yo, with CONCERT,
Il fieeitoiler.
Fo the echoieIs Of amherst A!hemar!e Nelson Gooch.
land aud Fluva
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27
Grape Vines, Fruit Trees, etc.

EIcGuced in pJiec from 25 In 80 PER- rent
TAH{& WINSTON, Agent for William FRINGE Pra7ric.
TOR Of the nupan Botanic Garden near Flushing Nc,y Yor
NilFfurn selections of fine VINE q T4Bfft (gRJpIG
al p cents o1ch bv 'hc hundred vines
The greatest PROPORTION OF these vines from tic Erc,
and the most northern departments Of France, and Of
fail 10 sJccccd including the cecbatci Tokav and
white rcd and grey Bursundytho three latter making tie
fd1HoJs ChC1png71c Wine.
PEACH n APPLE TREES VII also he furnished at d
each, by the loo trees,
Also, PRINCE on HORTICULTURE for sale
New catalogues, greatly enlarged iistgteJ graui,ouslv
which, upon examination, viii he found that prces very
generally, ehsen ey'caHy y:&.c:L teh g
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27
NgR. NATKhN IEI. NKANN lie 1870

M EAyR HIET CRANE AND PEYTny
LIZ tIsAN Ell axe grc that shall, on the 9th dew IL
March "a 70, between The hours Of forenoon and five
m me afternoon ~ hin1 Queen cohousc proceed 10 fake
c dcposons Of Ca III! 1ni o'crs 10 read a. evifccr
" n Suu IN oanccrv depending TIC county court "
hHg & Queen, Wherein plaintiff and arc defendant:
and from bad whe1icr Should prevented from procesE
ing on that day, shall proceed first thereafter wien
the weather viii permit, the place and bn,gsen fs
same hours, ard .n' dav 10 dav Until hs,t.s'
ended MULTI T. PtNpiEJo%
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27

5NOTICE.-There is a general desire that the
Debate on the Convention question, shall be rescued
from the perIshabe form in which it now exists and
be preserved in a more durable shape. For this end
and believing that it will be valuable in future time
for purposes of political and historical reference, tho
Editors ofhe hg propose to publish it in Pamphlet
and they request those who wish one or more copes
to call at their Office, examine the conditions. and
il they like them subscribe to the work certain
number of subscribers is indispensable to the under
taking. Feb. 90.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27
Mar York Line.
S.lVINETELD B1ClO.N
" PLnnlcrs 81 Jobncco ~ .lnn1es Rirer-

NOTICE is gwen Eat H Tobacco intended Tor Short q,
4 Warehouse anrir. ttr a-ln will fdcsircd hn ~.
ccvcd into the Fire Ui Warehouse OF tile subscriber fuung
the Basin and adjoining 5-kT free of expense of drayarc
and receipts granted w Tho inspectors Sfocko wiho, IT,.
ter expense 10 i" owner when called FIR inspection sau.
Tng) than would occur delivered once INTO Shoe
kT Arc las been effected upon al tobacco stored
IN Tire house above named. w. 7. ROiRS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27

TO SUBSCRIBERS & ADVERTISERS.
Mr. RoBEaF PLEAsANrs is Collecting for this
Office in the counties of Amelia, Powhatan Cunber-
land, buckingham, Campbell, Halifax & Pittsyvania,
and Town Of LynchburgI,--and Mr.. SrArLEroN
COATES III the counties Of Richmond Accomac
Northampton, Northumberland, Lancastcr Essex
hing William, King s, Queen, .45;.tllews, James
City, E!lzabel City. Charles City, Hanover, GIou-
cestcr, DNiddcscX, Westnloreland New Kent and
iIcrrCo.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27
COMMUNICATIONS.

~ We are requested By a Chesterfield FreehoIder,
to state that apol will be opened in that convention
district for Benjamin w. Leigh esq, and that he will
serve ifelscted.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27

Uhotc 1iedets s.. HtlCee - 80, Quarters 81 g.
For sale ut the Lottery and Exchange Office Of
feb p THO. b. BIGGER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27

az We are requested TO state shat John F.. MAY
esq., OF Petersburg wall be voted for member to
the conventions from that senatorial dis riot.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27
Richmond Dock Lottery.

Glass NO I.
'ANO be drawn at the Eagle Hotel, on Monday, til:
Il Cd day of March, 1929.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27

u We are requested by correspondent to state
that Thomas A. Holcomhe of Lynchburg, and Isaac
Otey ot Bedford will be voted for in the district of
Bedford, Campbell aud Buckingham.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27

Messrs. Editors:-Win you be good enough to
will be supported for convention in t,,is district
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27

Tjckets HOII1Ts-ShaTes in proportion.
Early application should he made secure Cqp;tel p
at my Office, tickets becoming =. CIIUESB
feb 81 $50 Main street
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27

Gj' We are requested to say, that I.aulon Cobcl
esq. OF Amherst, will be voted Cor as u member .
convention from The district of Amherst, Nelson, Al
bemaIlc, Fluyanna, and Goochand.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30
New .lrriVNls.

"a tSi received iarge assortment Of Ink
~ Pow deis, nnd Liquid lux IN Duulos Md
drr's lndclibc Ink
\ supply the ceeh atedPcppcr Sauce
supply Of Aloorrs Essence nf! Lite
An ndd tional suppl, Of Dr J. 1homp,on's crir.
bratcd eye water
\ latsc suppl, OF l,qaid ;ipongc Blarking, in
casks and in bntlles.
And also Liquid klackng,
EngfiA Oil spruce.
Ehgksi Essence o,SprHcr
Wheaton ebrAtcd Itch Ointment
Nh"aton's do. Ri irr>, Spicr Buffers
large assortment al thermometers and Hy-
dr"mclcIs, ior proving Spirits aud Acids
large supply Of Pyroligmous Acid, for curing
meat
large supply oferonnd Ginger, ground AL
spice and ground black Pepper aud OF Cav.
cnnc Pepper
large supply oi common aud refined Rorax
a good supply ot Par's white and French green
for window blinds
A very extensive assortment of Varnishes
large supply of best Poland Starch
supply oil Liquid Pitch for water vessels
Also, oi Snpel Carb Soda and Inrtanc Acid
Also, Of Sal Soda
And ,uprly of Sumac
Oh Arrow kont---all kinds
OfPowdered Elm Bark
OF pum'ce and Rotten Stone
vi W aiera---hssnrtrg collars and SiyaS
Also oi Sealing MAX and lead Ppncii,-alI kind,
An assortment Of Bronze, viz Gold silver and
Brass
\ larGe ."pp'y Of ground aud powdered urans,
frt' and Genian. Of Sulphur,c, Nun ialic anl
Nh''c Acds, aud Of Aqua FORTS
"rse supply OF CaroIna Pink Roo,
vi on aad Essence of fennrl Seed. &c.
Together with grad variety of Other article.
al nn"snals fd'gPfice5. ii. DAVIES.
March o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30

THE VIRGENIAN.
LYECHBURG. MARCH no. ,soo
lie. CONvENlION

i I'VE are extremely glad t.. see the public nj;
/ 80 auxipn.y ,olicilous IN relation 20 IN. d..
oil Delegates 10 the Convention. Meetings Inv.
heen held and others are announced in va,;...-
SECTIONS Of the Country with view 10 The s.,-.
Ton oil the best talents ut the Ssa,e-snd -.
FISK nothing IN predicting thu il will be, in IN,
aggreg"ie, the most able body TINT ever ss,o,
bled III Virginia. Very few Of the scnato.,.,
district, however, il any, viii succeed in .N.,
ting plan. winch na5 quite popular " hen !.
was frs suggested, and vi ici we were n, m.
lIme inclined Ia l.tvor but which, upon refo.
lion, We think liable 10 some sound objection.
We nllnde 10 the plan of nominations bv d.,.
gaiians irnm each Of tue Counties compo.inra
Senatorial district And even il ib.r. uo..
no olgeGi'ons 10 tins course, il would be H.
less, inasmneh rs the people " uuld AZ las, vo,s
"hhou' an. regard 10 HE nomination unless
they should approve OF the rdividu <eloc.
rd fni snch ind, vidnils they will of co,,s..
vote without ,he inrnain, of u nomination =.
tbs Senatorial dlstfici, The attempt has rro,s,l
entirely ehor'ivr, Buching ham aud Bedford In.
wing bolh refused ~ appoint delegates TO NEE,
those appointed by Cam phrli NJ the last co,,r,
lii" consequence OF This la, b, e., tina, IN, mar
ilemen (Peachy Il Gamer, a. aud C,l lo..
l. Gray, both Of Bcdoro) have an,unneo.
themselves n candidates -npd we presume III,
'hrn example :" Ill be followed ~ o,hor pen,.
men Who "sp,rc Ia a ,ca in The Cunyen,,o,
J" TINS e""d "'h fashioned Virginia mode a
'eh-nomin' lion sr,s,al objections hav. ,...
raised, Which aplra ,uu us IN he very oro,,,1
lrss aud absurd. We decidedly prcfri,toa,.
ether mod. in all pop lar olee,nns--andn .,a,,
conceive oil no p"ss'hi' rci som VIII, il should he
DEPARTED from ia the present case which uu
not apply with quail force IN all others VIII,
man is nominated for Office b> o;bc,s. he d,,.
notice "nder such strong ohIi, CATION , or indeed
do such ir'qn"nt and lavuIablr opportunities
occur, 10 disclose inDy his sentiments and y eve
IS when he voluntarily pr, srnts himeelf as n
candidate for lie snilragrs O. his ielltw-ci
zehs. Aud surely II II be impor,a nj TO ascer.
tam explicit. the opin MS Of candidates far
oi1ce IN matters Of ordinar, legislation. !, !,
ihiinheiy more 50 when the fundamental Isv NJ
the Commonwealth i, to be settled We womb
not be understood as Advocating asysem o.
stetftonterag among the cand duties. We are
opposed TO that, whatever may be the Office
There can he nothing Objectionable, how ever.
III eenIlcmens making u lender OF Their scryi
ces, aud by II tralk disclo,meni their op,nionq
enabling the rcope 10 vote undrrstandinply et
the polls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30

Ter, 81 "a your communication 70 II. G. Gus
and others. an opinion /. 10 be authorised thai
yon are in Possession of any eyldeucr, or that
you believe the isie A. ~. Consented "a attend
The alledsed meeting OF the leading federal,
ITS of Boston, or thai he was al any time con-
eern.d ~ = project 10 riicei d''s"lulion 'd
tsle Union, and The esin5i,sbmem OF q north
Urn eeaieJeraey. or In any manner wbhisurv-
err beg further 70 ak. that II he indication
IN the paragraph of your letter last shove gud-
ted NJ the individual Ia whom proposal had
been made. 10 permit himself 10 bs placed NJ
the head ol certain expected military move.
nrni., refers In my father. you vii furnish me
with the esidrnee npou which that indieai on
and teltfeace have hren made.
have me honor az he
cir. ypus obi sefv'i.
JANIS A. ilAMiLTOS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30
LOO o.
TIE NON.tRfElIOLDERS.


lbree or four years ago, il would have been
regarded an act oil great trmeiny in any man
who Wished or expected Office in Virginia. 10
lily IN HE teeth Of the landed a,istocrncy and
dispute ihef light the exclusive aGmini,tra
ZION OF hegnsernment Estn many indi,idn-
AIS nho were clamorous for the call OF n Cor.
ventlon were dumb and many ohrrs mkewarm
WHEN this feature Of the COZ ituti,n wn. aIIud
ed 10, There we've, homryrr. many oersons
who spnrnrd that neeiine popularity which ia
obiah'dh 10y the pefp.lra,l or the 'anciion OF
an unjust and opprrs snr prncipL --and they
brs'h alIeaiy 10 fraP The reward of heir irni.
ness IN the steady adyancc vi ish they haYe
made towards tho Accomplishment of their Oh.
Ject. lirmn">s "i l'otrslse nnd moderation Of
temper will ensure their ultimate triumph.
We dHrr with the Rcamond Whis 10 iis
views on { is subject II, as that paper con.
tends, the non-lreeholders shoulL vote for mrnl.
bers OF the Convention. who does no. see the
evils which ii will plodu =! Aud W. ave aston-
ished that faey should nave escaped the saeac.
y OF the Editors OF TIE Wing. Suppose, 10.
'1"''P'e' The trends and the opponents Of re-
form III any one of the electorate; should sun
:, p"' ''e '''N'''' ""u "'"o"'' 50 'aPlt''
;, wy '''e"o'"e'' "'" '"'p"' ~ .
,ho c...,,,
the noa-ifeehod vote, T., +. Il and II soc
"o'''u o' '"' '''"' w wy
',''" NC '''''"''" WIZ i''''.
=, W. '''''''' y" '"1
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30
Declaration of Independence

NheD, IN the cnnr 80 ot hun,uu events, II In
brrnnt nrces AIRY for my JdrOritfS tn dissoltc
MI connection Lsdh jaiIs and Other places Of
cosr confinement, and - be exempt from ali
crfmthdf prosecutions " hltcver +; n decent res
peel "hcl nod Tor mankind. iupels them 10
separation. ] hold th.se truths 10 be sri-rv.
dent, thai Judges aud Grant Jwies have been
hafassed ehnou inrasure, that sW0rms Of 0Di'
cerSdad udatssrg have bern perpicIing my PEG
pie and ,hr.i' nh.g ler liberties. |, tIfi "iorr,
" Dame Fortune 40 hereby d,cln,r" Fortune $
Conaec' free and independent, granting power
IN lny nnHte 70 make cOHir0cts, .rll prizes, PHg
cash prompti0, md to DO all other acts q things
which 'ndePe1m'm Lo'icrg Offices ma. ri right
10 aud for The support OF this declaration, ]
pledge To customers good luck IN the following
>piendid scllrmr
Washington Consolid a,cd l. o;trry,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30

lhitrsding Erpenment.-We have hcen
l"fnish"d with lie lotto.rng result ofan ~
pertinent upon the econom, ofusing Sprrmn
te, la'lo" or Oh. lhr experiment wa, made
With sperm candlr, ofthr size of SIX to The
pound three monlI laiaw candles, nf tie
we OF eight 10 The pound, lighted in sscces
s1oni aud hall pint Of sperm oil, burned ia n
common Lump, ench the value Of fuur and a
hail cents. The iisat ol the oil was superior To
ma. OF the tailow candle by about one third ;
anh The light of the sperm candle possessed
about me same superiority over the oil. A
gallon "t OIL weighs eight pounds which. nj
80 cent, per gallon is equal to 10 cents per 10,
The aliow is valued at IL cents per ID. The
following Is the result
The sperm candle burned. hours,22 min.
ute
Three tailow candles, 10 81
The hali plat ofoil, 90
Calculation will show, taking the above esii
mate as a basis, that with given amount o.
'gh' the eApence oisperm candle is o tina,
oi tall"w candle, rs - TO I !; and TO tina, ofoii
n ~ 2iHh 10 while the expense OF TALON
camille IS Ia that OF oil As i6 2Oths 10 So
lar as our Informant is liable TO have mi.iud
sea asto the comparative. smoun, % lich-
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Declaration of independence.
FREEDOM OBTAINED,
And prizes expected at
FORTUNES COTTAGE 7"

VA hEREAS, by a late acr Of the Virginia
w Legislature. granting to Lottery vendors
u li.rnse 10 sell Foreign OF Dom6siic Tickets
be II know" that Fortunes Co,iage' is pr
Pa'ed With the necessary ersdcmiais in confor
unity with the sid act. Ihs cheering news
having frarhcdfhe 20 den mansion o. q Dune
tOf'.af, 80 r,Jbiced and WAS ercerdipgty
ctdf, ami all he Little Goddesscs rcjoiced around
her--she rosr with majestic n'"in, an prontuh
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EDUCATION.

kliiE summer session of the shhscriber's
- school, will commence on Ihursday the
ID day Of April. WM. 5. REID.
March II.