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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31

letter from Cincinrati, dated Friday night 18Th
inst. says have jud time to say. that awful
nfe raging at this NIL think az least 30 build
y e nave brendestroyed; II has reached the United
States Bank which tit should unfortunately take hre
one halt OF the CITY must be ec-troyed.
The water works have unfortunately hecn shipped.
and no water 10 10 be had rxcep, f,om In river n buc
ket' postscript says, believe has stopped at tho
Bank" rI,1I S..fs...,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31

letter has been published in the NJ York Daily
Advertiser, from " Washington, Dee 2Ist" ptofe.sing
to rive particular account Of Mr.. Van }urens yisit
TO Richmond OF a Caucus hid here, upon tina, coca.
sion, OF his consulting them on the Presidents Mes
age, aud their casting the contents to suit the times Of
their determining 10 run Mr. v. b. a. the next Pres
dent, and even casting the characters Of his C,b.
net, and OF various other arrangements 10 he carried
into execution IL scarcely necessary TO saw that
the whole story Is an su iacous imposition upon the
public There IL no syllable Of truth IN the whole
scry.-As little truth is there in the assertion (con-
corning the pledges Of the Eiitor Of this paper9 which
appears in letter from OF the Editor. OF the Bos.
ton Centinsl who has been recently, IL appears from
his letter, in this City.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31

OF the republican party ia his Autograph Is given
personal friend, and treasured up by him docu-
nept OF great value'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31
r From, Fac MereAaat,s ce0es House Bo0ks

rIon me Merchants coffee House Books.
Extae' OF letter. dated Iaxnirs, Nov. 20, 1929.
have just received news of the acts OF CARACAS,
neca,rns 'ht separation OF Venezuela from the Repub-
nc. There were but three dissenting votes Of which
u n Cemento was one. Gen. Psex IL now at Yaleu.
cha. but has been sent for. Porto Ca,eo Victoria Va
mia. Alarac"y. &c. have all declared In short,
epa' alton III take pacn. and as apparently comes
from The people. there will not be any disturbance Of
The lubic ord r."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE, o. DELEGArEs.

o.
THURSDAY, Dec. PA variety nj bills and resoly-
tons were presented by the Committees.
Two subjects were Transferred from one Committee
To another.
On Mr.. Minors motion an enquiry was directed into
the proprieiy o. placing Sany on the pension list
motion was made by Mr.. Prents for ins,rucng
the C. for c. OF j. TO enquire into the expeiency of So
arranging the land laws TO prevent the endless train
Of litigation vi h which the courts arc file BY
ing the limitation Of real ac,ons-Tbe question being
put, Il was deerrpined in tho negative.
On Mr.. Anderson's motion, an enquiry was directed
into the popriey Of authorizing the OF F;ncas-
lie Academy TO raise a sum OF money by lottery to
complete the Academy and erect female academy.
On MIR. James motion, the resolution OF the Com
Of Claims rejecting the petition of Hosea Kicker on for
balance alleged to be due TO him, taken mp and
agreed TO, after unavsiing attempt by Mr. James, 10
reverse the report of the Committee.
MIR. Miller. from the joint Committee 10 arpine the
rreasu, err. Accounts, presented report which was
order to be printed. The COMMITTEES report the su m
Of money in the Treasury the 2Ih Dec. at 1920 96s
AMI they state, that sit fully appears that all the
IN ney Of the Commonwealth, is duly accounted for and
in the proper pace."1
Mr. Terrill made unsucccs sful motion TO have re-
considered the of the House rejecting the pc ton
from Harrison, praying the exemption Of old
An engrossed bin "To change the place of holding
separate elections in the counties Of Campbell and Nor
gam" was read a third time and agreed TO.
Several bills had their lst and 81 readings.
Resolutions from tho committee Of Prop o.iions and
Grievances were CRED 10; Ist For establishing the
town of Newhaven the Turnpike from Louisbury TO
the junction Of 'uly anil New River, aud 81 For add
ing part OF The county OF Greenbrier 10 Pocahontas
Resolutions from the committee for Courts Of Justice
were agreed to- viz LIT and End For incre asing the re
ward Tor killing Wolves according TO the petitions from
Rockb idge and Augusta; and 3rd Rejecting the petit
ton oil George Johnson, an emsncpaed Of colour,
to remain in the State.
Various petitions were presented, which will he
more fully noticed at subsequent stages Of legislation;
viz; ny Mr.. Kimbrough. from MehaIa by Mr..
Faulkner from John Clark praying be iii scharged
from the Penten'iary by NJ. Kcrchevai, from sun
dry citizens Of Hampshire. Frederick and jefferson =:
BY MIR Keller. memorial Of F. Smith AMI Camp.
bell by Mr.. Williams of Hcnrico petitions from
the Representatives of Lieut.. Wharton Qusries and
the late Gen Thomas White, for Communication pay ::
by MIR Hanshorough, from Elizabeth Lowell BY
Mr.. Watts, from David Back-Referred to Commit
tees
On motion Of Mr. McFailane Of L.. the House agree
when they adou ned TO adjourn till ~ O'clock Saur.
day-And then Mr. Upsbaw's motion, they adjourn
ell accordingly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-31

Dee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12

To the .4dmir25S y Ornamental Heads of Hair
rHNHE subscriber who has Just arrived in this CITY
Il from New York, offers iUr sale on extensive
assortment OF
LADIES AND GsNTEENEN.S WIGS.
AL OF his own manufacture and variety of prices
that must meet Ike views OF all chat are desrovs OF
purchasing. Tho assortment thu, hc has brough;
with him on TINS OCCASION j. far superior and much
moro extensive than what ne cs offered ut any for
Nor peroi. consisting Of tho greatest variety. being
characterized for their peculiar taste and beauty
manufactured o. mai crias collected from the peasants
OF SaXony AMI Hanover faliod Fer the lightcst and
most charming ns) well from ali other parts Of
the continent. Tho ere pro luced hy organization
OF the most cyDono!Ye Manufacture and one solely Of
ms own iHygntion: and in way unknown to am but
himself II, requests that those ladies pnd gentle
mon wc2-,r~ ornamental hair, and wishing 10 have
his spioIid natural heads II d or half hlad dresses
commonly called 2orpcts. will take the earliest op-
pnrtuGj.y othonoring him with call.
Thcsc ladies and gentlemen who may feel disposed
70 homo: ,m with their calls. he lla:crs himself from
thc superiority of lis articles in every particular 10
secure continuance Of their patronage. Apply 1T
Edward ilollams FnGle Hotel. between the hours Of
ten and two. where the sub cribHr viii DC ready To
attend Jppn all that lnay honor him with thc! COM
mcnds. Ladies leaving their orders, will he waited
upon Immediately: MS stay IN Richmond VIII not
exceed seven DAYS. THOMAS OUIRE.
u; A orders after To st of March viii be rccei-
we'd at my residence II New York, No. 492 Broad
way. Jan l0--3tif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
LEWIS WEBB 81 co.
OfFER For MI

D,,-, ~ En- TCI' o'1Lh,
0U npi7 an =" oos7 coi's7' L"Fi'ra' St. Domingo
80 rHI 'uNa
~ i ,'iS r'g1IS>7
~ ''ii.'n "' - JOS . |!'A ana NH| Orleans SUI
S"S
90 i bi5s 80 Ao $3.50 u 81 p. ,' and 'np sugar
w minus Una IU' Dols IFc "!--sti'F
.,oo L L,';7 1-H'u, c Hcr Teetl!tu Co
An. h =, ', ,"' '''H ->''''S'" o!!3 osah'y
e, Gfl Pe'ol' 49, ontIi ~
''", ".iu ~ o0'7 P''t ~ ia TNN
Go i In Z"
- ''i ,H, az
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S NJ, ili.laI tE GIN
~. .,,J e ~.''.' {{r-,S
~ "lo -, SV'oet :i"'- "a ! WINES
D., ", e-,''i'''
oni ' $3.50
,oo hiI -" ';Ip o' 90 ''"'-
! n ean1. - -. "a 1i
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
TRUST SALE.

PURSUANT to the provisions Of two Deeds Of
d TTnst executed by John H. Prliy to Thomas
Bowlcs, son. and VIM. Cameron. one bearing date the
26th day Of May 1912 and admitted 20 record in the
office of Hanover County Court on tho LIST day of
September 1919 the other bearing dctc on the 10Th
day OF Scprtnbcr, 1919, and admitted to record in
the same oicc on the 9th day of Dccembcrg. 8tg,
shall a. On" administrative of the said Tho
mas Bowire sen. the survivor Of tho said trus-
tees and by virtue Of the power in vested, BY the
SAID two dccds of trust, proceed ~ sell on The 3lst
DAY OF january 1870 on the prcmiscs, at public auc-
ton, to thc highest bidder, for cash. tract of land
containing ABOUT two hundred acres. and which is
described IN thc sgd two dccs of trust as follows Ito
W.T. one certain pcrc. parcel tract land situate,
lying and beng IN The said county Hanover, corr
tanning two bundrrl acres, il being the land whcrcon
the said John H. Priddy and his mother Jane Har-
ris now livce aud bounded by James Lankfort, Rich
ard Glnzcbrook, William Littlcpago and others"
Selling as The administrative ofthc surviving trustee
shall only convey such title is vested in me- al
though IT is believed, that the title is ndisputabc;
and all the evidence of title viii be exhibited on tho
! day and at The time Of safe.
LUCY BOWLES.
administrators of Thomas Dowlcs sen.
ian t3--w2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12

FAMES WINSTON. Richmond, Agent for WIN.
Prince, Proprietor OF lhnnGan Botanic Garden.
Ncw-York, now so adyan'ogcously known as the
most extensive aud valuable establishment tho kind
IN this county, viii receive orders for any kind of
Fruit or ornamental Trees, Crane Vines Flowerinr
Shrubs Greenhouse Plants. BILIOUS Roots &c.
o. Catalogues will b. furnished gratis and the most
prompt s. particular attention paid to tho forwarding
to any part ct the state such articles NJ persons re-
siding at distance may order.
The Trees, Shurhs, Vines, &c. &c. arc put IN la
tho very best order, and may be transported many
hundred miles without injury The experience ofthc
Agent though limited, fully rstifics him in recon-
mcndrnr ~ any person possessing but half acre ri
land to procure small assortment of vines fr,ii,
trees, &c, and others holding moro land could not
invest 30 or an 100 dollars more advautngcousy.
Dc Aft
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
500 REWARD

NiE above reward will be paid for the aDpreben-
. nenSon o. negro man named RTCFI3IiD vrbo
cans 9, h:"seN flCiiARD SMITH, who leil INV lot on
SATURDAY night the 18th ut, and woman. .yLr,;o
VINO Is believed, have gone of together. Richard
is black few, about feet or inches bigi yrv,
likely whenwell dressed, but of rathera had co,'ts
nance when spoken to; he had sundry clothes among
. years old, not very black, ofa pleasant
when speaking; she had MKT winter dress. and :.
V!icty OF other clothes not rccolccted Tho sboro
,r r,iow has lett wife and children who live AZ Mr.
,JiiaS nuerW0od s. he Is very intelligent, and can
read and write tocrably well; he has no donb, t;ssi
pass and will probably attempt to get to the noy,-
ern states. Thirty dollars viii be paid Cor him alone
an' - Tor Maria or fly If taken together and dc
ccH 10 the subscriber, secured in any mil in Viz
ginia, or the proportion of 90 dom and go
ses pad II taken out ofthe State and delivered 10 mo-
-!-u w. +. MICOy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
FoR THE WHIG.
THE WAGNER.

I've often thought if were askd,
Whose lot | envied most
What one | thought most lightly tnsked
VI mans unnumber'd host,
ia say, Id be mountain boy,
hhd drive noble team, wo-hoy
Wo-hoy. I'd cry,
And lightly fly
Into my saddle scat;
My rem I'D slack,
Ny whip I'd crack;
What music is so sweet!
Six blacks I'd drive of ample chest.
All carrying high the head,
All harness'd tight aud gaily drcst
In winkcrs tipp'd with red.
Oh yes, I'D he n mountain boy,
And such team Id drive, wo.hov!
Wo-hoy! I'd cry,
The lint should is;
Wo-hoy, Dobbin!--Ball
Their feet should rnr
And would sing,
I'D sing my ial dc rel.
My bells would tinglc, tinr!e-lrc.
Beneath each bcarskn cap,
Al'l a. I saw them swing and swine.
y! tx tho merricst chap.
Yes, then ii be mountain how.
Aud drive jinglng team wo-ioy.
Wo-hoy! I'd cry,
My words should lv,
Each horse would prick his ear.
With tighten'd chain,
My numbering wein
Would move IN It's career.
The golden sparks you'd sec them sprjn,
Beneath my horses tread.
Zach tail ID braid il up with string
Ofblue or Haunting red:
So does you know tho fountain how
Who drives his dushng team, wo-hoy!
Wo-ho! I'd cry,
Each horses eve,
With fire would seem to burn:
With lifted head
And nostril spread,
They'd seem the earth TO spurn.
They'd champ the bit and fling the foam.
Az on they dragged my load,
And would think ofdis;. ut home.
And whistle upon the road.
Oh would | were mountain hoy.
And drove six horse team wo-hoy!
Wo-hoy' Id CRY:
Now by yon sky,
I'd sooner drive those stecGs
Than win renown,
Or wear a crown,
Won by victorious deeds.
For crowns Oft press the languid head.
And health the wcarer shuns,
And victory trampling on the dead.
May do for Cloths and Huns.
Seek them who will-thcy have no iovs
For mountain lads and wagon boys.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12

" e haze for SUE,
{ - LpN yarns No TO II, best quality
- Northern potatoes in barrels
Prime W. I. moasscs
Mould and spcrmlceti candles
Sole leather window glass.
Coffee, sugar, teas
T W., writing and wrapping paper
Thomnstcwu lime. prime pork
Bunch ruisins, FIGS
!lnaca, Antigua, ". Orleans, and y. E. rum
WhIskey in barrels
Imitation and cognsc brandy
Nails and brads
Albany and Hartford beer
Scotch snuff in bottles
~ DAVENPORT ALIEN e. CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
IT"aordnary continuation of Good L,,ck ~
BIGGER'S OFFICE

~, 10, Ia, 25, 1, 81, SO.
w ere the drawn numbers in the Grsra ,,;,-
ted Lottery, class No. H. Oo'is'iS"-
no. l. 25' 3s, capital prize of $1,000 owned ~.
ready been paid N 'N'S d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
M.A REMn - Ewg.
PORT or RICMWON-D, NV II.
AR RIVED.
SAILED.

Scnr' iienry. Hanna, for New York. with roal
, Schr' Gen. Brown, Brown, for Charleston. with
flour snd bran. '''
SchT. Franklin, Green, Tor Baltimore, with sugar
and tobacco.
Schr' son Horse, Rccd Cor Now York, coal
Hull, from Rjctp,rnd
The sglr. Horny Warning, bounl from Washington
70 view YORK, wont ashore "Wednesday morning.
near Long Branch. She WIS loaded with cotton. NC.
Lighter we been gent 10 her assistance.
~" io'h'r, ''om Wilmington, mt this port, cv.
pcrrn. d iic late @alc in lat. 81 lon D. and wos
compiled TO lay TO 2G hours and oIfhouoh or scinI
HgS large quantities Of ice made on hcr rigging.
g. N9RfotEL JAy. o. Arrived Schr Samuel. Davis.
ons; schr. Five Brothers Sparks Boston. n Jryr
In HAMPTON Roads-Brg Ontario, Holmes. Port
land, days.
TIL S,hr. james Monroe, Bush, hence nj tho Ia.
NE, on the 8h ins'. IN days passage and nj Nov,
Orleans 90 iho 2iFt having boon detained By tlj,k
Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12

Inc earth Ike swallow out of sight in on M
stant even before his unmountcd pursuers could
make second effort. Thus banked Of their prey,
the agtated multitude heaved upon the plain ike the
sea after gale, swelling in broken waves and con-
fused murInurs'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
POONIH PHEVTZJVG-

-r--., . OO''.IT F.ILNILNG.
4 'ilH subscriber would inform the ladies' of Rich
lnono' that ne intends stopping in the city for a
short time, and offers his services as teacher nj
Tor Ih2orcm) Painting. The high state of pprfpction
to winch the art has lately been carried the eas and
ilcity w'R winch II Is acquired compared with the
lady VINO wishes to have a knowledge OF this orns.
mental part Of education. '''' O'i''-
Oniy thirty six hours arc necessary TO acouirc n
3,no"iedgc OF the art lie has taken room al Miss
A"rher boarding house, Main-strce. where socci-
nous may be seen, and terms made known. Married
ipdl,s or others, can have private lessons at their
dwellings, they choose.
III. W. HOPKINS
heiSrencc 70 hey. VIM. J. Armstrong, Rev. Sto-
phcu Taylor and Rev. A. Converse.
doc -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12

SO REWARD.
VHNAktN out Of my house Saturday last a P.4TT,V1
n LEIEH GOLD U.IYCif, in a double back crq.r,
iumcdcur. with common dia 20 Buskcl Ii,erraol No
l25'6 will give the above reward 10 auy person who ,ql
deliver The watch 90 me ~ good condition.
Dec. Ats TIL. MASSIE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
lLONMINIC ATEn.

IOMNUNIc ATED.
MISS ROCK takes her Farewell Benefit to.r;,-bt
when the new rneo- drama ofthc SOMNA MBIrJ iS;r
Is to be performed The story of this piece is simple
and touchng it enlists synpathcs on the side ot
virtue, and illustrates principle that cannot be too
strongly ehiorcsd-that 'nnoccncc amidst its severcst
trln's is to with the D,,otecf,on of JJ,re
The comic portion is pleasantly written. The cy
orlons Cola ne I'2P. with his matrimonial in:ia,
cnza' and the jealous coqnettng Madame Ger
,rude' down to Master Oliver the Trumpctpr
who salutes the i'll paired couple with n Ji.corJ
ant flourish, arc very naturally drawn. We question
II any subject ever excited more intense feelings than
those which thrill the audience when Ernestirc mss
cs over the watcr-whccl.
The popularity Miss Rock has ,leservcdlv oco,irr5
Independently OF the attractions of the pieces viii en-
sure her a substantial Farewell Benefit
ENchanJ corT London lO72 n 1903 ~ $3.50
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12

"A FEW demjohns OF Madeira and serctal wine.
"A imported in the fra Bramn's cargo and sent to
the East Indies in 1899, for sue by
Jan IL G.. r. & j. UAILkM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
I0I'e5ie House y Int near the Poor House

IaLHebls House ~ Int near the Poor Vo7,,s
FOR SALE.
EXTENDING to leave Richmond offer for sale
i the House and Lot now occupy. near the Poor
with : rooms on the first floor and 4 on the second
double cellars under the whole for kitchen and Icri
cellar i Is we'll built and we'll finished comfortabIa
mouse. Inc lot tty-cur feet front and half an acre
deep. lot. There is never fai,i6,r sn; -
excellent water within twenty yards of the houseN
Among the out houses, large smoke bonse ara
slaughter house. The insurance on the 6yvelline
house Is near 900 dollars
TEE:s-One half cash, the other half in tr,,alr.
months Possession viii be given in April.
Jan JOIN DOYIF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
FOR RENT

FOR RENT,
"a The Tenement adjoining tie s.or. &c
f:::.Ss3 Mr.. ID. Undertake. coml5rtsbiv tin;sbs;
IislEsE+or the accommodation of f;inilv. and
very eligibly situated for business; also tya
comnodous three sc.y fire proof Teneulents. Axiom,
ing MesSrs Rogers " Harrison fronting tho Eas;r
''SSeSSion given immediately. Apply to
y <'--otH CIIAS. PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
DRY GOODS

~ DRY GOODS
on FRIDAY, January the 9Th Of 10 o,clocL -.
our auction store, will be sold an Sc az
nestle and Foreign Dry Goods. VI 10
d. A. & CO. Aucts.
~ me above sale is postponed to THURSDAy
jan n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
THEATRE.

ma positively her last APpsardnce.
az AS she leaves this country for ENGLAND in tho
SPRING, and cannot possibly be re-engaped this win
DC the last time she have the honor to appear he
fore Richmond audience.
THIS EVENING, JAN. I2,h
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
attcttotu sales.
THIS DAY.
BY DAVENPORT ALIEN 10

Bf DApENPORI, ALLEN &, CO.
GROCERIES.
O'Clock, at our auction store: 80 "
Hum. Jamaica, Antigua, N. Orleans and N
England ' Az
Cognac and imitation brandy
Gin, wbiskey, molasses .
candies, soap, cheese
snuff paper, pepper
finger, coffee, sugars
Teas, cigars, hats
Shoes, cider, salt-petre
Wines, &c. &C.
Cd" D. A. S; Co. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
REMEMBER ME

Tg'IfH Remember Me, n religious and literary mis-
q cranv, intended as n Christmas and ne,y
years present = 1929, with handsome cnrray1r RS
and neatly PIT up in wotcrcd silk, for sale bv
jan , !. IT. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12

U S.BtEK STocK-At New Yo.c January 8, 1l9s a 12n
ESchanI corT London l07i IO8 '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12

DTa'on'g Of Grand CONSOLIDATED No. II.
10, II, %, l, 81, SO.
J., Il, SO, prize of,s3O0, sold at the A;ors,s~,,
once, You have only 70 apply to obtain capitals.
Jan ~ YATES Il M'JNTYPF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
cAPZTAE FRTzH Ig1o,ooo

Ees,dfs great;ngmbsr of 5loo, 50, 10, &c. &c.
+'H ~ ~ HAWKINS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
THE Connecticut State, Glass No. 8, will be drawn
at Hartford.
.si0.0OO 81 $4,000 CAPITALS.

'0'IN y - y "" IIINIIeFS y ..
Hart ford Jan. 18th.
a. The drawing Of the above handsome scheme
will be- regularly received. and 10 doubt most Oft
capitals viii be paid - usual at the tuly i;rtunafr
Lottery and Exchange Office OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12

10 conclude rM The Dranahc EaiYLainnenf (by ];
4. .loeLlt, Es4l nager Hsrio,,nsd IN This Ct caet N.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-12

MAIL AND WINTER GOODS.-Thc subscriber
u has received by the Richmond Packet, Pha-
dclpha, Fairfield aud Tantivy, from Newly ork, his is
supply of Dry Goods
The foiiotcing part Of them:
Supcrine middling quality and common cloths and
casshncres, all colours
Super do. do. do. saincts
Super and common mcrino and pclicsc cloths
Fannels baizes and carpetng
Kerscys, plain, striped and plaid nscys
Circassans, Tartan plaid and bombazets
Plain a;' plaid Norwich grapes
6-i and common width bornbaZncs
ladies' worsted silk and cotton hose
Genilemcns ambswool ard worsted half do
Point, rosc and dufe blankets.
Mcrno, cashmere and Thibet square and long
shawls
worsted baregc handkerchcfs assorted patterns
Common and supcrfnc cambria prints
Irish linens lawns and linen canbrics
Fine and superfnc caInbrics and jaconct ditto
Plain and figured Swiss muslins, book do
Italian LASTING, scnshcw and sarsnets
Gro de Indies, gro dc Maple and gro dc Berlin
Heavy satin Lcvanncs and satin reps
IA, 4-4 and 81 bloachcd and brown domcStcs
Sd and III coorcd do. and apron checks
A lot Of COTTON BAGGiNG very low by the
Ticcc.
Wih variety Of other articles in the Dry Goods line,
Of which have been purchased at auction in New.
York with money, and viii he sold unusually cheap.
MANN s. VALENTINE,
Corner 4th and II sts Shocko Hill.
oct H. IS-l2L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-12
Circulor to the Clerks Of Courts.

July, ISZv.
THE Clerks of the several County and Corporation
e Courts, will be pleased TO transmit to this office las
early possible, the number of white males above
years and the number of all blacks above sixteen years
within their respective Counties and corporations
ding TO the returns of the Commissioners of the
nue. made to thcm-which inormationsno contained in
the tax books returned to this office although required by
law. This information has not been heretofore usually
furnished the Auditor by the Commissioners, doubtless
iron belief that was not neccssaryand from that
conviction the omission has been acqucsced in. 1t is
highly probable, however, that in the of the pre-
sent year, II may be important to possess it, and is
therefore, that the attention of clerks the subject is
earnestly requested. JAS. T.. HEATH,
june 10. 1S-tf Auditor Of Public Accounts.