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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19
THE. APPOINTMENTS

From the list Of appointments made Nv the
President. which we publish To day, the reader
will perceive that every man who did not adyo-
cate the election Of Gen, Jackson is to he turn.
ed out of Office, 10 make room for his noisy
partixans This is the mngnnuin0us HERO of
whom we have heard such romantic 'tures
The Sediti0H tilr passed during the ad miniStra
ton ofthe elder Adams, was denounced ms hny-
ing tendency 10 smother the expression OF the
public voice. But this general sweep of off.
Gers, if it bsconnte0ancrd by The people, will
operate asa much more eff ctual gag than any
law which ever has heHn or ever can be enact.
ed. What officer. or what innn who homes for
an Office will hcnceiorth dve express an opin.
ion with regarl 10 general politics, when he
we'll know That his prescription will be the
consequence of the defeat of'he party TO which
hr may belong Although the constitution
has thrown n shield around the freedom
speech and Of the press, of what avail is it,
when it Is thus virtually Sc, at naught An ab-
arde' right is not worth possessing, if the pr-
viege Of exercising it he denied.
IL There are many speculations efloat as
90 the reasons which induced the transfer of
Mr.. Mclean from the Post office department
to the bench Of the Supreme Court. The Allen ..
andria Gazette says, plainly, and without equi-
vocation, that % his refusal TO be ins,rumen MIA
in turning out Of office postmasiers who had
faithfully performed their duties, merely be-
cause they preferred Mr.. Adams, Gen. jackson.
deter mined 10 transfer HIM, and offered him the
vacan, seat IN the Supreme Court, which he
ncccpfcf TIE Telesraph,in an eq'i'oca'ing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19

Inc common straw berry in ripe s'a'h
makes mostexceIleni dentfce, sweetea
ing me breath and preserving IN" guns. II r. r
said that the Observation-Disclosures cured hlmsPi'
OF gout by perseverins nse Of strawberries
an article = diet
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19
ITEMS.

Publ1 L0ads.-The Legislature Of
New Orleans adjourned on the 9Th ullimo, after
session of93 days. During The session. n
committee appointed upon that subject present.
ed report laying claim to all the public lands
within the boundaries OF fhr state, belonging to
the United States under the treaty of crssion.
Standardization have been set up in Illinois: &
we should not be surprised. before many years
roll round, 10 hearot attempts 10 wrest these pa.
tional domains from he general government b Y
force.
Enterprise of the JVest.--Crom a
statement in late Pttsburg Gazette, it 40.
pears tina, there have been built. at that CITY
and vicinity, within the lau twelve months, no
less than iceniy tico Steam Boats-hye of them
over three hundred tons hurhen. and the others
from $50 down TO 80. The aggregate tonnage
of the %, amounting to 45.o ions. The cos, of
these boats is supposed to have amounted 80
two hundred aud seventy FIVE thousand dol.
lars.
Scientific Erpedition.-Baron Hum
holdf, the celebrated traveller, now past his six.
i'eth year, leaves Germany the present Spring,
Tor Siberia, accompanied by professor G. Rose
on n scientific expedition IL is presumed
that h"s II rsteti I, ihci' re- >aghes n he heh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19
THE V1RGHNIAN.
LySCHBURG. MARCH 10, 1929.
MIR. cLAYs SPEECH.

Wa present our readers this morning. rich
trent. IN a speech delivered by MIR. Clay in
Washington, nj a dinner given 10 him by his
friends n few days previous TO lbs departure
from thu, city. II Is characterized by the
same fraressness NJ spirii which has marked the
whole career of The man. MP TO the present mo
meni--by the same thrilling eloqurnce which
hns so olten rIyetled the attention ol his hear
ers--and by the same boldness Of dennneialion
which knows no middle gfound with him whose
redressrd aud nnalonrd for. Spch a rnan cau-
not be put down by the slandcrs and nbuse o'
his cneu,ies. The, had as we'll ATTEMPT TO grasp
the lightning o, esuhain the winds. Of one
thing The .neme. Of Mr.. Clny may rest assur.
ed /; aud that is, thai neither he nor his friends
will permit their aranr to be nbaled one Jot by
Errpr aud dclusion cannot endure much longer.
and when they shall he dissipalrd, Mr.. Clay
will ngain stand first In thu affections of bis
native State. Virginia will, one day, lac IL
shamed that she f1r a moment listened 10
the oalumnirs galnst him, Invented by interes
ted rivals, AMI circulated in every shape by de
signing demasosues, and uureleCting dnpes.
She will rccogn'zc in him the ADVOCATE Of prac
lcal liberty IN every quarter ofthe globe, and
in every shape, and the co.ndj Tutor aud friend
OF Jefferson Madison and Monroe, durltg the
gloomiesl days olthe Republic, assisting theI
to steer the ship OF State safely Into pori, while
Randolph aud others WHO are now high in IA.
vnf. were laborng To dash her on rocks aud
qucksand5 We. eana0t despair Of seeing full
Justice rendered 10 him byn people whose inie
fcbts aud honor have always tnuhd' in bim an
able, eloquen' aud efficient advocate.
TIN tonsts given NJ the dinner remnrkabl,
karn and pungrnt-fhc gentlemen whose view 5
ofthe talir pulley are SO " iudciously& accom-.
modaiing IA to go TO that extent onlv which
hes, promotes their political views. will parlc-
u'ary feel the force Of the toast given by Nj
Sergeant Of New lork while they vino think
reform" go vers Lecessary, will we hope lake
thu y lite hiut Of Gen. Walter Jones, and com
| lnenre this desirabe work al tonne We query
whether there be- not necessity for II nearer the
| Mn biz house than either Of the Departments,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19

washington, March II The Senate ypster.
day confirmed thu nomination of Tbonas p
noort, OF Kentucky. 10 he Envoy ,Esiraordna
~ aud Minister Plenpotentisry to Colombia
IN the room ofGen, Rarrisoa, recalled
[ Nat. Jour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19

arl &c &c, tc..,ss aet IT'S Is tee ~ ~ admits
that full md explicit conversation took
place on the subject between Mr.. Mclean and
the President. We would inquire Of the Mud
Machine, why did this conversation take place,
Il il vas not intended that Mr.. Mclean should
not remain IN the Post office department al that
time' Iii was then intended To remove him.
the conversation would more properly and mote
probably have taken place between the presi'
dent aad Mr. Barry. And III WAS then in
tended that he should remain in tint depart
mYnt. wAywa, he removed after this full aud
Iexplicn conversation sn the snbiec, of remo-
vas % We merely ask for Information
IL II will be seen that Gen. k'm. II. liar
sison, the man who wiped or the disgrace Of
Hubs surrender & Smyihe's abortion, has been
recalled from Colombia, aud the contemplate
,urn-coa,, Tom Doore, Of kentucky. appointed
10 succeed him. This is "a specimen of Gen.
Jackson'' wisdom and economy Hers is 1t
clear loss 90 ,hs government Of $4,000. to
CRAFTY the personal resentment of the PreSi-
den,--areseniment produced by no other cause
than the fact that cen Harrison pr ferred the
election Of Mr.. Adams. We fear, more than
ever the blg hting in1uence which Gen. Jnck
sous success VIII exercise over the dcstinies OF
the county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19

u We are a'llh9rizt-t 10 announce DAN.
TEL q. TUCKER. ESQ. IA n candidate 10 re-
present the Congress ionaI district comnoseh Of
the counties Of Halifax, pnss vana aud Camp
bell.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19

Washington. March lo.--Gsnetal felsf
Porter, late Secretary of War. and his family
ieit This City yesterday. for ,he'r residence
in New York, carrying With them the respect
aud good wishes of III vho have enjoyed 'hs
pleasure o! their Acquaintance,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19

~ We are amhorized,o announce LUCAS
p THOMPSON. ms a candida 10 represent
the county OF sm',c,st in the next Legislature
ofViginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19

L. We nre aplhoriye! TO ANNOUNCE JOEL
LEFrWlCii, fson Of lhnmns Leflwich, decd. )
as n candidate n r"presen, 'ho county Of Bed
ford in the uexf Legislature pfVirginla.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-04
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICH.UOND.
ARRIVED.

Steamboats, Virginia, FERGUSON, from Baltimore.
and Richmond, Chapman, from Norfolk. Passed,
ship Delaware, off Hog Island, bound up; also, brig
Emily, at the Point of Shoals bound up. Tho British
brig Hero, of Weymouth, bound down. brig Black
stone at Osbornes, bound up and sea- raj small yes-
scls names not known.
SAILED,
Schr Atlas, Ireland, for Somerset, (MIass.) with
coal.
sloop Capital, Acley, for New York, with coal.
Schr Dandy, Mason, for Baltimore, with coal, scrap
iron and tobacco.
NORFOLK, April I.--Arrived schr Lalayette Bis
sell, New Orleans, II days--1oth ult. Tortueas bear
ing Il. ). Il. distant $50 miles, spoke brig United
States, Smith, OF and 10 days from Norfolk bound to
N Orleans The brig Topaz, Brown, from N. Or
leans for Baltimore in in company and proceed
cd up the Bay also, ship which went up james Ri
yer.
Schr Rebecca, Noble, Salem, 16 DAYS, with an as
sorted cargo, to the master-lsth ult. spoke brig
Hampton, Foster, of Newburyport, 80 DAYS from
Marseillcs bound To New York--short of provisions
and water-supplied them. The X. has experienced
verysevere weather on the passage.
Schr Swift, Creighton, from Baltimore bound to
Richmond.
ochr Richmond, Hand, from Richmond bound to Philadel
phhad proceeded r the Cape, but compelled to
put back Oh account of adverse winds-The brig Iey
mitchell from RICHMOND came down in company and anchor.
Ia Hampton Roads-Brig Emily, GodGey of Portsmouth
~ liverpool 80 days with salt and bound up
James Rver-rhe K has experienced very wcather
mas lost several OF her sails and otherwise injured
short OF provisions being entirely of bread water the
man per dag.
NORFOLK, April a-saled, schr consor, Ketchum En-
be Merseeau Agent, Van Name for New York and Rch
mond, Hand, for Philadelphia.
The Ship Delaware Bareson, from Philadelphia has gone
up James River.
The ship Norfolk, Wood OF this port, sailed from
Bordeaux 18th Feb. fpr New Orleans.
The brig Emily, Godfrey, reported Yesterday in Hampton
Roads, has proceeded up James River
PHILADELPHIA, April lArrved, schr NAOMI, Crowell
days from Richmond.
, HOLMES HOLE, March Do. 9 a. M.-Thc schr. Only
Daughter IS still ashore disc.ihe only vessel ia port
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-04

YsO THE PUBLIC.--Undes the head Of caution IN the
Wing notice apPcared-ceuoning the public
bsr sometime previous the 25ih day Of March 1897 or
about SiSi-and This notice signed by ohm Barr only in
son en- the 9th day Of April 1874 CAV a due-bll
Demand for Sl3l u, which, John Barr individually
Janctvey, with his then partner, undertakes say has
Paidhe or they will assert thar which isno: John Barr
appears To have fosgoen, individual between
him and self Of given by him to the
24h March Of 1924 for $i4 To- and this the which
promised 10 hand in him, and which certainly did IN
TO his agent clok, the late Mr. Mathew Wooson
therefore, of Barr Anderson is sim due; but gentleman
10 whom passed IT, for valuable considerations And Barr
Anderson still in my debt independent Of that demand
on settlement pledge myself establish before the tn
bunal BENZ L. WALLACE.
A,,.tt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-04
Pom ryr Vine

Mr. Htohlcs undyIg aud relentless hatred Of Mr. Claw Is
subject Of remark among his political friends and patrons
In hs two last papers pariouahyhc sought occasion to
nreathe his nagny against thar distinguished patriot and
Naieoan when every mind would have been inspired
WIN iar different cinoii0nsWbeu Mr. Clay Secretary Of
Siac' and sometimes pnrook of the hospitality of Eonds
among whom nc "yournedvhcn these indeed the only
occasions upon which he could defend himself from the most
unrK "uu lncna sprr oi persecution which This country
c'cI the same puccc was pursued nv poi.
Icn advcrarcs nigh ~ Offices there mo end to MIR Rc
hopccTng s-'nnstituion of public ofire| &c &C
Now wien the agnity of MIR Rohic and his onrtv has
tnnnpnei- hT Clay Is no more than private ezeu-
temporarily yanqIshcd by bis political locs(bu thank
Heaven,-hod and erect aud majestic amidst his rcveses,
The same wreiched pirt OF fault finding carpr Il dscv
cred IN the columns Of the EnqurcrNothng would havc
been deareT To Mr. Rtchies heart than that Mr. CLAW sboJ
have travelled into exile not amidst the unboun pas and
aeeamatons Of Thousands whose confidence H. aud adnra
ton Of the nparod; but surrounded hv tho ro
and misses Of an cnagcd muliudcYbat Mr.. CLAW should
sl be carcsed and fcn,lcd Ivy tive American peoand
among them portion OF those Who voted for the croacr ali
we charges " bargain aud currtor ec Iav rtstt 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-04
PHO. 3. BIGGER.
SHE AT .NEWC4SyLE

fHNIlE House and Lots, formerly the property of
n William McDougle, situated in New Castle,
near the river, offered for sale until Monday the
9Th OF April being the first Monday in the month on
which day fnot disposed of previously they will be
sold at public auction to the highest bidder m said day
be fair; ifnot, the next fair day thereacr.j An iu.
portant stage route TO the Noithward through New
Castle and 1oPpahannock, is Just established, which
bids faIr to be lucrative, and will probably tend
to restore this village to at least it's former uon.
scqence, az no other route affords the same means
of expedition from Richmond toward Baltimore
and the other Northern cities. The prop
erty now offered has been a source of gain to ail
tenants since the death of its late propretT and t IN
industrious man. with small capftnl, holds ONT
prospect not to be met with every dy in times ike
the present.
n Terms, Cash.
GT Persons wishing to purchase, will apply 10 Col
Park Street, near New Castle. on hIcssrs II. &, A.
Hubbard, Richmond, until the day Of sale.
RIcHMoED. March 81, 1899.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-04

Richmond Rolling & Sitting NIL and Nail FlcforD.
NAVE have for sale large stock Of Cut Nails made Of i'm
w ported Swedish Fron Of own Manufacture and tho
quality warranted We prepared To execute orders Tor ali
the various sizes from 81 to 4od, In casks containing 10 900
M cc also Bris llorsc Shoe Iron, Rods and Rolled Iron
Of every description We determined sell As low ss any
that can he imported, and invite country friends and
merchants generally to call and examine the goods before tey
purchase We have lately erected Spike Machine Of an
immense power and construction calculated 10 cut from
to inch spikes, which be substituted for the wfouoht
that are no better, and far costly.
mar lime T. HAXAIJ T. IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-04

To Planters Of Tobacco on james RiDsr.
NOTICE Is gwen, that all Tobacco intended for Sioeo
Warehouse, arriving in tho Basin will desired no re-
cevcd into the Fire Proof Warehouse s subscriber fronting
Tive BASIN and adjoining Socko ec Of expense If dayarc
anu receipts granted by the Inspectors Sook without fin
.sr expense 70 the owcr whcn called for inspection sam
png,) than would " were delivered al once INTO Shc
kr Ample insurance has bccncc N uron al tobacco store
VI VIZ rouse above named, w. J. MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-04

DIED, at Langhorrcs Tavern, Cumberland coun
ty. on Saturday morning last, DAVID JeFrs one of
the drivers of the Lynchburg Mail. He drove the
stage from Frcnchs ON Friday morning preceding,
and complained of a bad cold and sore throat his
disease was the Group. The report that he died of
the small pox is entirely unfounded
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-04
CONCERT.

Nh X. PARNELL feels great pleasure in annonn-
I'A eng to the ladies and gentlemen of Richmond
that Mr.. 81 Mas PEaRMAN have, in the most no.
lite way, volunteered their services fer his Benefit
which will tukc place This Erening, SATURDAYS 4prii
4, ut the Eagle Hotel being positively the extent of
time they can stay i'll the city.
Duett-Vioin and Piano Forte, Rode
Song-Mr. Pearman-.'The Gallant Troubadour,"
Song-Mrs. Pcarrnan infancy our hopes
and fears
Ballad-Mr Pearman-(by desire)-"Let
us haste 10 Kelvin Grove, DR.. .4Tne.
Duett-AIr. and Mrs. Pearman-"I know
abank, Horn.
Sung-hrs. Pearman- Pho light Guitar"
j. Brraen.
New Ballad--Nr. Pe-rman---"rhe bonny
lass love so we'll Il. Lee.
Grand Dueto. MIR. aad Mrs. Peatman---
'Ah di mali niici,' Hossini
PART ..
Recitation and Air-Mr. Pearman-"Auld Robin
Grey"
Ballad-Mr. Pearman, (by desired "Oh no VIC ne.
yer mention her.
Dueit-Mr. and Mrs. Pcarman -"When thy bosom
hoaves the sigh"
Air Vio..--Mr. Parnell.
Venetian Air-Mrs. Pearman-''La Bion-
dina" with variations, by Bacdia.
Recitation and Ar-Mr. Pearman-.The
last words of Marmior,' DR.. CLARK.
Duetto--Nr. and Mrs. Pearrnan-" Giovi-
nctte Chi fate amore," Mozart.
Concert to comnieHce at o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-04

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-rhat vel
known and desirable Plantation called Pleasant Meadow
ssd M Tie county OF AMHERST belonging estate q
Joel rankin decd, and lying The waters yny riy err
containing eight bundled ann tty three This Land IS
Wen adapted to The culture OF tobacco, corn, rye
here ON the tract 1--WE hundred wood land and he
open land IN good heart 1t will be sold body or in lots 70
su ehasersa as there are two Settlements Sid land Any
person or persons disposed purchase will be soyv, e r,
nlses by Robert w Carter Hector Atksen An rspt.
ee ti'e can be made as all the legee lawful ase Ohs-
lf oil the purchase money in hand, The balance in tNo
annual irstlmen with lien last payments
Ihe iProvei are two dwelling houses, them large
ai'd comnOdious bam farmhouse with all necessary olr
houses with well of excellent yard In point OF
ieAli and situation this land surpassed by The uppf
country Should the above property not be disposed of
~, shall offer it public auction, the premses on HE
hrst DAY OF April next BY THE I.EGATEEsS,
stn ~ wi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-04

IRON CASTINGS

I'VE Subscriber informs the public that he confon.. o,
carry on rhe IRON FOUNDRY near the sayses
kactory' where lie makes Soft Iron CASTINGS fos Ma
cIhuery at all descriptions orders sen, h, min, r
F9h'uy' OF "a HI'. GEORGE WILLIAMS. Nc. q, Bow
" vboIf, Baltimore, foe Castings will NEE, win ;
o''e attention. aud the Castings delivered there free ~
eNpeuSe Tor transportation. JONATHAN BONNER
Baltimore, Jan. rs, 1920 IacS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-04
BIGGER'S OFFICE.

%, %, 48, 40, &c, 90, 4.
Were the numbers drawn in the Delaware and South CaIon
Lottery, Class No. S.
No 40 46 A. capital prize sold and paid young Lady,
at the fortunate and prompt pay Lottery and Exchange
Office OF ap 4 THO. B. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-04

" The Subscribers TO the VIRGixA LITERARY Musruu
conducted ut the University of Virginia. requested to send IN
their names practicable The first number will sue
early in May WA. WESTENBAKER AGENT
aPS-3t for the Wing Lit. Museum.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-04

M HontoUer Co'o'ty CouTt, Jar. 2S, 1929.
tR BROWN one Of TIE heirs aud the administering
OF Anne Il. Brown, dec. PHI. AGAINST Patrick Brovo.
David Richardson aud Mary r.. his wi fe woo was Na,y
RI. bro~n' James b. Clopton, WaidrErave CIopton Pc.
tek Ciop,nn Miller Clopton. Thomas CIop,nn David u
Cop"n il'iam Ciopian, A"ne ~. Thompson who was
Anne W Cl"pton Winston Hatwood aud Margaret hrs
WIN VIII" was Margaret Clopnv, and Mary c. Yarbroua
an n'dni daughter OF Mary r YaTbrough a as Mary
7 'CIopon' children Of Margaret Brown aud John s. Il
Brown Patrick Brown, Fanny y. Brown, Mary Brown
Sarah ADpc Brown William r. Brown and Alfred Broon
chiId'eu OF ~ lillian Blown d1s--IN cMANcERx
Tue defendants James y. Clcptou Waldscrave (,so,-
'on Miller Clorton, Thomas Clopiou, Joha s. r. B,ovc
Fainck Brown, Mary Rsnvn, Sarah Anne Rrnvn Ipi,,
~ Brown, Alfred Brown and Patries Brown moi bavic.
entered their appearance aud given security seeor,,S
tn the act OF 7srmby ami thr fucs OF this cur, So,
appearing to the Satisfaction Of the csuT, that ~
are not inhabitants Of this country. il Is ordersd -, a.,
san deicndarts dp appear here the frs, d,v OF
Hpf court next and answer the hill ot plIinta aud
thata copy of this order rc forthwith inserted in sor,
newspaper published IN the city Of Rcbpond for two
months sucerssivcly and posted the trout door Of tie
Courthouse vt this county.
cory Teste PHILIP WINSTON enc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-04

I" GoCchtand County Court, 19it January, 1as9
J deph Pollard, pit.
against
John Nj Bedford, Samuel LcaKe and MeIiwe IN CilSefRT
ther Jones. dts.
This day ue plaintiff by his attorney and fled his BIZ
and appearing TO the satisfaction of couIt defa
d 'ohn NJ kedofd is not nhabtant of this State; il is
ordered that the said defendant JOHN M Redi do sor,sr
here on The first day of May next the b of
some public newspaper printed in the civ Of Rcmond for
TWO months suecessyey ard a another copy posted
Eot oor OF ie court house OF his county successive
days and is further ordered that the defendants Samuel
afaSe sd Merlw Jones do pay away, ssce,o,
nlft"se GPSe OF any money effects in their hands,
to pay to tie plaintiff the debt in the plaintiff bill cntac
y COPY. Tase MAR. M..NiLLER-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-04
DRAWLNG Toby


$4,000 FOX SO.
vENE Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No IL will certain.
y be drawn This Day. in the city ofwashington and the
drawing received at Biggers Office, Monday afternoon at
O'Clock. This splendid scheme contains
prize of $4,000 prize of IS ,Oos
DO l5.OOO do 40I0
do 10000 10 do each of 600
coo, 500, 400, and 300, &C. &C. amonntjpp to
S273,760, and all to be distributed in few minutes
Tickets only Si0-ShaTes in proportion
An additional supply Of whole tickets shares received
oy asl evening mall and most likely all the grand capitals
among theuie cash for which will be paid as usual the
aud Exchange Office Of ''
ap 4--"t PHO. Y. BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-04
THIS nAEiy

THIS DAYl!
Prizes Of 600, $1,000 10000 5000 40I0 10 Of oO0
&c. &c. &c be obtained at
ap4 BTGGER'S OFFICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-04
Kos RoN NJCTToN yATrc

so Bags Green Coaco-just landed from Schr,
Cumberland, aid Cor salc by
april 3 Il u. TIMBERLAKE.