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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-05
District of Columbia,
+. I. LEE, C. C.
2m
.Alsrandria County, SET.

.9LsrGndriG County, Set.
NOVEMBER Term, 1928
newton Hcene and Nancy Moore Keenel
MS vile; Sophia Matilda Peyton. WI
low OF Thomas West Peyton, deed;
Ann Virginia Peyton, Craven Pey ton,
John W, Peyton, and Thomas West
pey'on, infant children of the said
leeedent and OF the said Sophia Ma.
u1A Peyton, BY her as their next
H'end and Eliza Dundas-CompFts, I'm Chancery
AGAINST
'ines IT, Dundas and William II. Dun
las executors and deyisees of John
uandas deceased, aud John Dundss,
inonas Dundas and Henry T. Dun.
uAs dey,sees Of the said John Dun
das-Defeadnts.
lhh defendants James III. Dundas, Thomas Dunda.
:, = and Henry I. Dundas, not having entered their
TperAnee and given security according to the sta
and Tue rules of the Court. and II appearing
e satisfaction ofthe Court, upon affidavit filed
Ia ~ me sad James II. Dundss, Thomas Dundas, and
r! Dundas are not inhabitants of the District Of
,.a on the motion of the complainants by thei,
n M u ordered, That the sai.l defendants Jane.
,n."e 1as Thomas Duntlss, and Henry T. Dundas dc
rse~ mere on or before the first day of next Apri
1 answer the bill OF the compliments. and give
~, TOT performing the DEGREES ofthe Court; ant
snSra OF this order be forthwith published in
;ur , newspaper printed in the town of Alexandri.
oo,sI months SUCCESSFULLY and that another copy b.
.uD,, AZ Tue front door Of the Courthouse Of sale
Test, ,,r,
Nv u. D. LEEs u. V.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-05
Grain and Plaster.

xyuE subscribers have formed copartnersnP, and
Tn ,uansact business at Alexandria and Deco,
ouan. under the name of; & j.. H. Janney. They
invite the call Of persons who bring gram Tor sale TO
ene " Iii Of al, times be furnished at Occoquan
;th either in the rock ground, on very mo-
S Sl.n, p% .srrns JOS. JANNEY, jun.
inly 12-tf JUN "' 'N'tN"''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-05
,Cash be Given

For 40 or so Likely Yonng NEGROES,
OF either sex, from the ages OF 10 to =. years ears.
u Also Carpenter, Cooper Brick,ay.r ana oaniI.
er; seamstress, Washer iron ma ana "f
''perA Pi'S'' JOHN w. SMITH,
Head of King street, Alexandria, ID.
Arv communc ationsin writing will be promptly Az
tended to.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-05
Wheat Wanted.

vuyHE subscriber having again rented the Phenx
Min two miles from Alexandria, respectfully SO.
Ec;ts cali from farmers and others who have wheat
for SALE and will at all times give the Alexandra mar
lot nr;ce for good wheat, delivered either at his MIL
NJ .rn.ot,nk mr. at the Phenix Mill as above named
Also wishes to purchase wheat at his warehouse Alex
andria.
7mo 2S-d2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-05
NoultiMg Cloths.

v,1sT received, an additional supply OF Bouit,ng
d Cloths, which addedto my formerstock makes sa
good all Of Which, ARE tTa
n;.trct Orders from mers and others, will be par
ticulary attended, to. ,oy. 1aNNpy
7mo 10 JOtsts'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-05
r.. Y. RUM {.

Molasses a.gi Hides.
Will be landed this =, a, from he John ard,
OS Hhd9 q. bright esa,irs no'Asses and aiew hun,
on dred Forto Rico hides. which We Will sell low II
taken from the wharf.
We hare IN Store
40 bbls of low priced brown sugar
dec NJ. MILLER SUN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-05
George White,

Ge0fSe " Nto,
JJAvING taken an Auction License and the STORE
on King street, lately occupied by Geo; johnson,
ofers his services 10 the public. as an
IND COMMISSION MERCHANT; and hopes, by
strict attention to business and desire l"
to meet with support fran generous public.
ne has on hand vat0s,s articles transferred to him
Nv his nredecessor which offered for sale at lowest
limits. and will gladly receive conslgnments OF any
n;nI ,,,atsver aug 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-05
CHARLES Bennett

CHARLES BeNnett
VTAs received and offers for sale Scotch Osnaburgs,
Eli Ducks, Ticklcnburgs aud twillcd sacking, OF
superior quality
A. Irish linens in whole and half pieces
Sd blcached shee,ings and long lawns
General assortment of Domestic Goods consisting OF
BIeached and unbeached coitons
Steelmixed and dark blue cassHetts
Bedticks and checks
Wilmington stripes and plalds
UaIfbleached Russia sheetings, OF very superior
quality m
A few bales Shoe thread, in ounce balls, OF best
quality septl2-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-05
"A Card.
WILLIAM %. MUTT

RESPECTFULLY offers his services to the public
IL .iucto'eer and general Commission Merchant
His store is at the of Prince and Unon.sreets
Any business entrusted to his care will be promptly
attended to- oct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICH NO. VI5- -

CLEARED.
bsrque Bramn, kcnfix, for Morlnx, tobacco and Stages.
ARRIVED,
| Steamboat Pocshontas, Ferguson, from Baltimore
and Norfolk. '''ie
schr Rem Valentine, Phillips, from Rns,on vi, No,en
with sundries Davenport Allen CO. OTIS DunIoo g. m
Parker t. Lspeas,er g. Dsghy Saunders, We JCcf@e,
sehr Virginia, Gator. from baltimore
Schr Orator. Gator, from Gospon
Scr Mapco, -, from below. with wood
schr Juliet owes, from Boston, with unde, to Lueke g.
SIoop Trimmer. Price, 81 days New York " ,b sin.
or,es 10 ois Dunlop q CO. anderson, j.. WORKMAN, Nc.
x CO. Davenport. ALE" & CO
Schr South America, Houford, for Baltimore coal
NORFOLK. Oct. II.-Arrd, Packet schy. Mao.
mi, CroweL Philadelphia, days, bound to Peters
burg.
In Hampton Roads, Ship Henry Tuke, Bliss, Bos
ton. DAYS. for orders
Mott for New York .
From Hampton Roads, oil the outwardb bound yes
SETS amounting to abou. 10 in number. among which
were ships Mordccsi, Milliken for Bremen; WIN
Penn, Smith, for Baltimore; briggs Hunter Llufrio.
Tor ST. Thonias Ajax. Albee, and Rapid. Shoot for
bordeaux and Java, Osgood, for South America.
ne siuP tiii-rna. Cunningham DIR CoSes and a market
ana brig l.ander fe. inr London, dropped down To-
Hampton Loads
The ships Sarah, Harding for Boriraux aud Henry CLAW
fdiaer hlT Bremen, their way va James River
The ship Indian Chief Williams from tnnrion Roads
out : lavs. " ~ - '
NORFOLK, Oct. iJ.-Ard, Brig Harvest e.
ated' natanzas IL DAYS; schr. Washington, Edridre
New Port, az. IL Sloop Alpha. Pinkhaln Nan,ucli-
ct days Pit IN on account Of head winds-sclir
FevoIite, Bernard. from Richmond. bound t. PlIla-
deiphia. Also-soop Independence. Osborn. from
nlihm"nd bound to New York. Also pu; back-sclr
Telegraph, Stevenson from Richmond, bound to X.
York,--huvng carried away her fore-rnft in rouall
last cvining, of Smiths Island-spoke off DAYS
Point. yeserd " schr. Richmond, Hand from Pill
afeiPhia, bound TO Richmond Also-Schr Emily
Davis, Davis, days from Richmond, bound to Phil
adclphia. number Of vessels which had zone {,
sen. have put back and anchored below
The ship Dumiries, Harvey II DAYS hence fpr
Fort Alahon, put into Halifax sd ult. in distress
having sprung elcak.
NEw loEK, Oct. IO.-Clearcd, Sclrs. Dandy
Cole, Richmond; Sea Horse, Connolly, do. Cleared
ycsterday-Brigs Diomede, Turner, Norfolk; VIM.
Penn, Nickcrson, do; schrs. Swan, Woglani Peters
burg; Fair Play, TYLER, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14

heVes, an injured man, adors hrs character, and con-
iers an honour superior to any which Office car
give. We cannot for our life, perceive what the
concctured identity OF DR.. Watkins and the Farm
or, has TO do with tie author OF the preface TO Mr..
Gays speech do we SO clearly perceive, why a
man may not write good preface though he Be- un-
known as an author politician. But we do per-
ceive, the latent and ungencrous purpose for Which,
DIR. Watkins and his crimes and msfoft,Incs. are
dragged in this and all other OCCASIONS We
haoe perceived since the first exposure of his fratv
dastardly purpose of making that frailiy reflect
upon others, his former personal and political friends
we see III three prints which duty compcls us 10
read and whose names it is necessary 10 repeat
constant ana ingenious efforts to associate Dr. Wat
Rms and tho late Administration party in the public
'nlnd--by calling that large and respectable party
W"f%mf pnrty. by putting his name and that of Mr..
Clay III ceaselcss juxtapositon, by holding up his
cii'' as defended II not encouraged, and By nume-
rous scnr'y tricks which il is disgusting to witness
and would be insulting to public Intelligence 70 ex
pose There is in this course, ttlencss as well as
an intensity of spehl inalignity. which words are
poweress to expose in their colours of baseness
Das'ards only, would trample upon fallen man ike
Or. Watkins, and wiring the hearts of his numerous
and helpless family, by perpetual and most insu,nr
recurrence TO the cause Of his lal-end demons onI
woUld attempt 20 extend 10 others, who had no CON
trout over, coonneXion, with linn the s,ig1on or h;s
offence.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14

New Grocery and Stationery
STORE.

-
TENIIE subscriber, IN addition To- his fine Stock oi
u Groceries has lately received and offers for sale
ni his store Opposite tho Theatre, a general assOt-
munt of y F.NTtO .!ERY:--
Co1Heiirg ~ part gC
Folio post, fooscop and letter paper, white and blue
Of various qualities. in reams and half realms
Large and small ,ccourcj,) common, straw crown,
single and double, wrapping papcr--This paper i'm
parts nu smell, and is fine for wrapping lea, &c.
PLOTTING paper
Ink black aud red, in bottles and walls Of various ST.
Zcs
uksands silver pens, pouncc sand. sand boxes, wa
fcrs. scaling-wax. and large stock ofquils
Blank books, noies and bills Of loding
Portfolios, copy. cypherng states and memorandum
books
The most approved elementary school books in thc
Greek Latin French and English languages
variety Of chld ems book, and iiw religious ap6
historical works and novels
4 handsome variety Of iaucy articles, such os rozcr'
and razor STRAPS, pocket i1uNcs. mathematical in
strurnents thermometers, flutes, suspcnding lamps
Florida aud Cologne water, pcritlmod oil pomu
tun aud soap. combs, tooth and hair brushes, vlsi
ting cards paint boxes and brushes durable ulk, q c
Fresh supplies of soasonablC articles in the GrOoc
o. line viii be ffe 4ucn,iy received.
81. .e,.. WALTER D. BLAIR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14

DURSUANT to the provisions of the la., Will ana
u testament Of the late Augustine Davis shall as
ms executor, proceed 10 sell public auction on Saiur
day, the 1lst OF October 1929 the foowin valuable
Rcai Estate, VIZ: the three story brick house T. ~
ith streets, at present occupied BY airs. Slana.d
me house adjoining the occupied Ov MIR San,-
uel Shepherd. and Mcssrs. Richie & Cock as tie
Enquirer otlce-thc house adjoining thereto occupied
by Dr. Clark. And the ground from thence To The cas-
tern boundary OF said Daviss lot, containing feet
on which stands frame building present occupied
by Mr.. l.. l.. Montague.
Also $50 Of lard living in the county of Her
rico, about seven miles above town--l pa: 81 which
may he seen al tr.c at the Coffee House-N hicn
Is divided INTO three different tracts OF ucrcs
acres and 81 acres each, Accommodate purchasers
The sale OF the whole will take place on that d.
Al the oihce OF the Enquirer, aud the VIII be ore.
thlrd IN cash on third in months, and The remaI-
! ing thIrd IN twelve months from the day of sale
Bonds and deeds of trust un the prclerty will be r.
CURED for the last pa yments
oct l.. w. ROOTTS Executor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14

Capt Irgcrso of the ship Mobile. aujvc y York, from
81 PecDbUfgh which he left the S August reports that
the h feet consisting o IL sa OF uc ships and
several smaller vrel sailed tie 3 Aug aud passed the U
of Hogland Russian ~ passed Copenhasen Ah from
Straits
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14
REMOVAL AND App0TNTMcN'r.

REMOVAL AND APPOINTMENT
We learn. that Mr.. a. =. Robertson has been re-
moved from The Office of Inspector of the Port OF Pc
tersburg, and Captain Joel llammon appointed in his
place --rPri mi.
o. Passage tor Ne,o Yoyk.-Schr. Tantivy, Capt.
Thorp will sail this evening, from Rockets, at
which time, passengers will please be on board
oct IL
NOIICE Eel would hereby inform thr public that ] au
authorized 10 Agent for the Christian Baptist, nr
tho translation of I've New Testament the Psalms,
Hymns, aud Spiritual Songs, and Tor eli
works published Cd ted hy Alexander Campbell OF Bethany,
Va. oct 14--Guf w BOOTWRICtTr ~
6MPROYED DICTION AIRY. j ofnson's Engiish tic
iionary, improved 10y Todd and abridged 10y Chalmers,
with WALKERS Ptonouncinc Dictionary, comb'ncd which is
added Walkers kcy the Classical ronuuc alton Creek
Latin, and Scripture proper names
Also few more copies of WebsIcs American Dictionary Of
the English Languagc,-iecoiycd, for sale by
or,ii collins e. CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14
FoP THE RIcHMoNp Wurc.
CONVENTION FL .ECpInN

Frccllo drrs of Spottsylvania Louisa Oranoe ard
Madison:-A vacancy i'll the Convention. now sittinu
TO amend the Constitution OF the State has bcen oc
casIoned by the resignation of Major David Watson
OF Louisa Louisa is therefore, lct without nm i'm
medinte representative, and although one OF the lar
gest counties in the district, size was willing during
the late canvass that the smallest county should have
representative, as well as herself aud she rnancs-
tea her hOeraiuy, IN voting upon that principle II
Is therefore, hoped 'hnt the same liberav be now
extended by the other counties, composing the dis
tict IN giving to Louisa, that representation il, IN.
Convent'on to winch she is Justly entitled Horn
ito Gates Winston, one OF the DISTINGUISHED .,,;,on
OF Louisa, AMI next TO Major Watson, was. and i
now the idvortc OF the county-and is hoped that
the ireeholders OF the district, will come To the polls
at the Court House, in their respective countless ON
the Sd Monday IN October, and give their surfaces
to our friend and fellow citizen liorutio Gates Win
stou. lnTrIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14

TgNHE Subscriber having purchased all the interest
4 in the establishment carried under his name
respectfully informs the public, that business will be
carried ondebts due from the establishment will be
paid, and those due to 1t will be received the usual
way
lie has on hand, and intends constantly 10 keep, a
general assortment Of drugs, medicines paints. oils,
putty, &C. &c which he offers for sale, wholesale or
retail, Cu the lowest terms.
!. II. BLAMIRE,
Opposite tho ElClc Hotel,
oct - Sion of the Mortar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14
@tsrftosu AaIeM.
THIS DAY.
ia OTIS, DUNLOP * co.

- -
STOCK OF DRY GOODS
AT AUCTION
. On MONDAY, tie roth inst. nj rs ssrs.-s In
be sold at Auction Rooms, without fe~erye III
entre stock of a House, declining business compri-
sing large and general assortment of Seasennble
,n, principally imT rted direct TO this place
,nn,;g mem mem are lnrge quantity of superine and
siuin Cloths and Cassimefes. Lambs Wool Hose
W w ni nose Cotton Hose, and half Hose Ladies
I'm Rose Ioiimet Nestings. Csmbrics Mus
ms, Domestcs, figured and plain Book Muslins !.
quantity OF Silk goods, Sewing Silk. Thread. Cotton
I I,ahdhercneis' Silk Flag do. Canton Craze. sud
Grape Robes and Shawls, sc. &C.
20 Bales German oznaburgs
do sail Ouch
90 do domestic sheetings and sIlir,inos
do rose Blankets
10 TO Scotch oznaLurU,
20 do Dorchester bed tick
j cases superiine blue cloths,
Terms at sale. o. ID. s co Auets
IT The above saip is postponed I'll WEDNES
oct -
STOCK IN TRADE.
Ch FRIDAY the 10th inst, at 10 o'clock viii BIO
sold at the store of Messrs. Jude g. Meiure their en-
bic assortment of Groceries, &c. Terms at sale.
OCT Il Us o. d. & CO. Ancts.
SHOES s. BOOTS.
On MONDAY the i9'h inst. al half part 10
Boots and Sh0eS-suted 20 ,hc season
oct ~ t. O. ID. Z, co hrc,e
BY J. AZ :. COSBY e. co.
- FIRST RATE G.4RDEJ.ER.
or SATURDAY the 9Th inst will SELL in front of ou-
ONCE at 10 O'Clock, Likely Negro Man. named Sampson who
Ia an a h[ ,a rate =, gardener and 'narke,man
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN IL co.
GROCERIES, sc.
On THURSDAY, the I5th inst. at 10 O'clock at
our Auction Store,
100 Boxes bot brown soap
100 rcains wrapping paper
SO NJ. guile
100 realms writing paper
90 hhds. 81 Crcix sugar
10 do w /. molasses
pipes Cognac brandy
do Hollands GIN
10 casks cheese
10 kegs indigo
10 bbs. cordial
go bags coffee
1000 pounds tor yarns
so boxes Spanish cigars
10 doz chairs
bags race ginger
Wines, shad, mackerel, Sc.
oct 10 u. 4. & co. Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14

u friend writes us as follows, from the tom Of
Franklin, AttakaPas, Louisiana. His views may be
worthy of consideration, by persons who propose MI
grafton.
l would certainly advise Merchants Of canitol ia
come here. This is very rich country, and many
wealthy persons reside in it. and such is the irnnens
pfots re ulting from the culture of sugar. that very
IIte capital ~ employed IN mercantile pursuits; the
merchants here haze become rich and are now yes,
ing their capital in plantations. Just AT this time We
nave very few goods, and compelled 10 send all
the way 10 New Orleans, tor many things which we
want. have asked here what kind of merchants
the people would prefer, tlev saw man with Some
capital tp buy their sugar here AMI ul.o who would
Keep good assortment OF goods. Sugar can be pr-
Chaseu very low here, by advancing some money
down; man with iamily, who would settle in the
country, would have the advantage OF a single man
man with family settled here, with any appear-
ance OF property, could get credit any amount but
they would be cautious of men who could leave them
at moments warming Three or four merchants
could do extremely we'll here now; there * n groat
opening. and 1t must he filed before lory Jwisb il
IN be filled by gentlemen and in truth hone by Viz
gnians, because love those people This country
greater portion Of it. lies Immediately on the sca
shore nearly ali open prarics nothing obstruct the
delightful sen breeze. which fans it almost perpetna-
w. The climates extremely healthy and delightful.
tho soil very fertir, and the country beautiful beyond
description and 10 crown the whole. the planters are
almost coming money. This is the Mace to make
money by agriculture and DIV merchandising. Brick
layers and house-carpentcrs would also do very well
here, their WAGES very high, and their lahour is
much waning. Merchants coming here should bring
with them here. great mary ready mad clothes
hats, boots aud shoes. There is no taylor settled
here halter boot shoe maker; things in those
lines bought here ready made. Indinn corn is
now worth from so cents TO q dollar a bnShel, the
culture of cane is so profitable, tina; planters had
rather buy corn than make it, A great number OF
vessels to this place last winter and all OBJ
tanned loads and at high freight, for carrying the
sugar.
Persons coming from Richmond, can put their
families and their goods on board vessel and como
directly TO this place. The water Mt the entrance of
this river, is about EIGHT feet vessel drawing
water than that, would find '.icuty in crossing the
bar there is lighthouse oti mt the mouth of the
river. on the sea shore, aud there is difficulty in
the coast, it il safe one, without rocks or shoals
Goods are sold at an enormous profit here's do send
some merchants and mcchanicks rom our old
/ country.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14

NEXT LOTTERY
DELAWARE d. SOUTH CAROLINA Ex
- ira Class, fso. 12.rhe ORA wing will be recei
we'd OH FsrpaY next, ' '' '-'e'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14
! IA Next below the door OF the Eagle Hote
BlGGElSS PRIZE OFFICE.

Il
RICHMOND Oct. Is. 1929.
NONNECTICUT STATE LOTTERY. Tenth
~ Glass, to be dawn at Hartford, Friday next
10th instant, aud the drawing will be received al
BIGGER'S OFFICE, Richmond, Tuesday, sott
instant
CAPITALS.
$4,000, 5000, 1000, 5000, 1905, ) al
1000, 3 of 500, > of 400, 10 of 800, 10
of 200, 90 of $50, 81 of 100, DC. dc.
Whole tickets only 50, shares in proportion.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY, CLASS No. -.
TO be drawn in the city OF Philadelphia, Tuesday
mkt, Goth instant, and the drawing will be received
at Richmond Friday following.
GRAND CAPITALS.
prizes of $4,000 each, , of 5000, l of
3,9o8, 10 of 200, 90 Of 500, &c. &c.
Whole tickets $40, shares in proportion.
For sale as usual in great variety of numbers a,
the fortunate and prompt pay LotteJy and Exchange
Office Of THO. b. BIGGER
lF " here orders from abroad will at all times
meet the most prompt attention, and whore no less
than three capital prizes were sold aud paid the /
week, and where la almost every drawing the cap
tails sold and paid. oct 1927 C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14
MANAGERS OFFICE.
RHODE ISLAND LOTTERY, No.


THIS DAY the drawing will be received.
$1,000, &e.-1ickets 50, Halves /.
DELAWARE u S. CAROLINA LOTTERY.
No. ~, ErtTG,
Drawing will be received FRIDAN.--Capital Phi @
$4,000, $500 1000 and 81 900, 900 Sc.--Whole
Tickets 81, Quarters I.
.NEW YORK, EXTRA No. -,
Draws on TIJURSDAY.-SIOOO 900, 200. and 20
of 81 ,OOO.--Whoe Tickets So, Halves 2 SO, Quar-
tiers I %.
CONNECTICUT STATE, No. 10,
Draws on FRIDAY.
Prize Of SI6Ooo Prize Of $4,000
do 5000 7 de- 1000
do. OOO 3 do 1000
&C. &c. sc.
Whole Tickets -, halves 2 30, quaricrs %.
Send Your orders to Yates a. Arln,yre's Office, and
rccolect all Lotteries which arc under The manage
mcnt OF Huics g. M'lntyrc, have their names printed
on tho face ct the tickets, as managers. Look to
th,s before you purchase tickets.
,-.I YATES s. MIST'LIC &-aaSa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14
.NEYTTOTTTBY

VIA T<OI EH1.
DELAWARE a. SOUTH CAROLINA. M.
- ~. Extra.-The drawing to be received at
Buyer Prize Office, at ~ O'clock Friday.
Sapi"is $4,000, $500. 1000, 200, I,O22, 3 OF
900. of 500, of $780, 10 of 200, 10 Of no. 90 of
100, &c. &c.
m Whoie tickets -, Quarters 81.
4, Inc capitals for sale usual at the constant
rtI re selling Office Of THO. Il. BIGGER.
Where No. On, 70, AZ. the Grand CapitaI of
$4,000 20, %, IS, do $1,000 and TO- g. 49, do 500.
were al sold and paid at sight Monday last.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14
SPLENDID PANORAMA
WEST POINT

is HOso open at The Museum.
FINIilS interesting Painting lin oil coIors,l is upon
Il a scale of nearly 1900 square feet of Canvass,
by 100 feet circumference. Nest Print is the Seat
Of the National Military Academy tine Hudson
River. Nrw York; 1t commands the most romantic
and beautiful scenery-The Highlands Mountains
rising from to 1000 feet above the surface
OF he RIVER
The Panorama will BE- open during the day time
from A. NJ. to p. NJ and in the Evening il will
DE displayed III beautiful Transparency, and brilliant
ly Illuminated Doors open at p. Nj.
rr Tickets may be had at the Bookstores of Mr..
John H. Nash. Mcssrs Collins 81 Go. at the Eagle
HOlel, and ut the Museum.
Price so cents,-Children halEprice.
Ocl1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14

$685. Prizes, amounting % S30e44
~ few complete packages. con auing rs tick
cts or share. may be had at this office. A complete
package Of whole tickets (the price Of which is on
50 doarsl must draw IL dollars. Shares in prOpoi.
ton.
- The Quarters for sale at This Office the'or-
gnal ones issued BY thr Manaerrs For prizes call az
oct "a LAMBERT = NEw OFFIoF.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-14
IL4EKI-Y:S' OFFICE, }

Oct IL 1929
FIVHE Drawing OF the Rhodq Is aud Cnnso!ida, cd
Il 18th class, Will lie received THIS Oily, capital
prize $1,000. Tickets 81 :. HAWKINS
DELAWARE AND SOUTH CAROLINA LOTTERY.
Drawing viii be received day alter T0-sloaKow.
PRIZES!
prize OF Sio,o1O rrize of Si,o22
do 5000 i DO 500
do 900 10 do 600
&c. &c. &c.
Tickets s., Quarters for sale at
F.. MICKLE'S
oct IA Next below tho door OF the Eagle Hotel.