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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20

FO1 suite, inHdiHg.
10 hhds prime green jamaica coffee
10 do sugars
pipes cocnac brandy
hhd Irish whiskcy
; boxes white I!avUna sugars
pipes Woodhouse's superior
do Sicily Madeira wine
kegs nuimcgs,
% boxes Goshen cheese
Green coppcras in barrels
100 half boxes Washington City window class
10 boxes yellow soap
20 do white and marbled ditto
10 sides white boot soal leather
Apply TO OTIS, DUNLOP & Co.
aug l7-St
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FRESH GOODS

~ ECEIVED by the Exit, from New York. yero
superior black Mandarin and French cranas.
black aud cooured Italian nets: Italian lu.estrinos
and Gros dc Naples; "a superior assortment of pinS-
hams and caIicoes; plain and worked Swiss rpnslins,
aces ana edgngs lace capes and veils gloves, rib
bons, and variety of other goods for sole at red
ced prices foE cash. ~ HALL NELSON.
10 =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20

6UTX LOAN OF ss,OOO.--,, pursuance OF an O,di-
~ authorsng w'n ur the v vt Rvg., pass,o
loh OF August, t.o snail sell 10 hl nGhcs, bidder at the
Mcchuufs Cohcr.tiousc Tuesday, the 25th instant,
the hour Of W o'clock, Loan Of 5000 for the
Cy, edcomabe the LIST Of January 1899 and bearnS
interest Of six per cent per annum payable quarterly on the
following and condGonsNo bid win be received tor
less than hve hundred dollars, ior fractional part
thereof, nor ~ lower rate than par.
aug i3-cotds VIM H. SuF"hED Clamhlr.
LYME CITEFSr.-yu,i r,,crcI rUf ,cnr rautvy
~ - q. Il DEW, A.,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20
BALDWIN,, IvBs "a co.

HAVE received per Exit, and offer for sale,
"a Super IA beached shrtings
Heavy sd do shectnSs
Fine black bon5azncs
Rich plain and figured bel; ribbons
Green and crimson tobby yclvcta
Pearl buttons, cambrlcs
Fine black cloths and cassimeres
Britannia handkerchicfs
Merino cloths, sattnetts, &c. &c.
aug ~
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Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store.

KHAVE on hand. and arc constantly ycceiy-
- z ing from their Factory, fresh supplies Of every
description Of Ladies snG Gcnilcmcns Boots aud
Shoes, which Tor durability case and beauty Of n'tng
are 90 much celebrated 10 need comment. Their
assortment is very eNteusivc-and IT procuring the
best of workmcn and fret rate materials, will ensure
continuation Of the liberal patronage already extern
dcd ~ their establishment, the cNcrons their part
shall be- unrrnittcd.
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II. rrrZWHYLsoNN.
RICHARD ID. sANxAy.

RICHARD ID. SANXAY,
"A A'lNG uccecded Mir. VIM H. FuzvhyI.oon in tI.
ness Of S'none bookseller d Bindsr respectfully tenders his
SERVICES to the onne customers OF the house. aud to the public
generally II his intention Keep constantly ON hand tho
very best mat.ra for the of Merchants iccon,
books Records and other Blank books having ecn e.
lary bred To the Book binding business possessing many
years experience in the Stationary and oo-seng epart.
en he hopes that these, added TO unrenng eNerions will
secure To him a share OF the puh!'c patronage.
Merchants, Cehs oi County Courts Others particularly
,hc customers Of his predecessor confidently or his
pest Efforts to give satisfaction, both tire quality OF Tive
articles ordered aud nces " ~
general assortment oi Stationary, Bi1-k soo's Sci
b0nA, and miscellaneous works ,w on hand In ,ytc,
considerable additions will shortly be made a,,g II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20

SPARKLING CHAMPAGNE Case,
- fine sparkling Champagne OF the genuine r.
Just landed from schr. Effort, for sale nv
aug IL II. II. DREW, AIT
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q shall commence the Collection of tho
- City Taxes, die for 1899, on the LIST of Septern
her 1t may be the wish of some persons to call ou
me at tie City Hall, and pay their bills before ir
time; if'so, shall not object.
aug 8-eo6tf GEO. p CRITNP Colcc,o-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20

Superior 6-4 Irish Sheetlng.
"A FEW Of the above article have been W
- ccived on consignment, and will be- sold at tho
original invOiccd prices "by the or siuge piece
w. g. ID. KYLE d Co
70. Mansion House
Also, an assortment of Anker Boiling Cloths.
from No. 10 inclusive.
aug L5-4t w. " u. X * Co.
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BOL.N.1RS FRENCH 8OOE

a .,,....' - - 80 7 ~ I'VONo
f''ttrinN ot one hundred at icrin's Fables accoauf
"ih hcy, containing the text, literal and Tree trans.
atu ARRANGED ~ such point Difference,
between ;a ieioh and the English idum Also G,uad
Prohuca ou q" Tire french, According To the best work.
eN'ah ON the subject The whole preceded 10y so,t t at;,e
on tc sounds n tie French language, compared those uf
the Entsh y lomar, i'roe the French Ian,
IN the High Schoo! of Philadelphia
TIE Adventures of Ieetnlchus IN French accon,r. l lac
kcy To facilitate the Translation OF s work. Hy A. Bcluar
Key To the first eight books of the Adventures OF nn
chus by ~ Bornar.
For e,l,b D.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-20

BALDWIN, IVES a. CO.
HAVE received by the Richmond Packet att
u IL other late arrivals,
Ladies extra fine hFce hredried white cotton
hose, with double heels and feet
Fine thread cdgings, handsome patterns
Super blue habit cloths, for ladies' riding dresses
and gcntcmen's summer wear
Straw bands, new and beautiful
lacuucit and null mHslns
9 cases handsome prints
= do London soaps
do Tartan paids
, do blue cambets
bule green baises
10 do super star shcetiags
, trusscs Marshas threads, sc.
An of which they will sell at low prices.
July 30
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JAMES WINSTON,
Commission Merchant,
FL AS i'll store en- cOnsg nment, and offers for sale
- on reasonable terms
900 Lbs. of best Smiihhcd bacon
600 barrels uf No. l n. G.. nett hcrrnes
so do do nett shad
10 do do roe hcsrings
80 do No. mackcrcl
40 do refined sugar. assorted
100 do genuine cider VINEGAR
30 do fnmy -four
bags blnck pepper
so kegs SIpithhcld lard
900 sides heavy slaughtered sole feather
$50 do d. russell leather
100 do light waXed do
80 dozen fno roram hats
Ga do spades and shovels
~ do meal selves ~ Ia Is inches
IL do American caster oil
100 do bed cords and leading lines
30 coils cotton baggiug rope
80 boxes soap aud candles
100 rcams writing aud wrapping piper
10000 feet good flooring plank
$4,000 heart shingles So thci;
$4,000 sap do lie do
5000 feet of prime railing
10000 of Hacks superior -egars
10000 of common do
Wove wire of any kind to order
Manufactured tobacco
Fine and supcrlnc -four
Brugucs assorted, &c. &c. &c.
1ulv u
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SUPERIOR SALAD OH.

Ok Baskets supcIane Salad OIL just received, 90 sale by
ESO aug10 4. II. DREW, 49,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25

our correspondent. more psrliculsfly.-l, my
moi be improper in canciusion, 10 ,,m,,k ,hs,
Lyhehhurs is. we hope, too modes, 10 Sc, IN
Tor dseli right or even Nth. 10 dictate to the
State. We are aware tina, Richmond was o,cs
the seat Of the Masii-and We rejoice tina, the
spell has been broken. But, We see no neees.
city for all that. of listening to quac,s in poll.
tics, who are mol less dangerous than their
namesakes in medicine.
To the Editors offhe Lynchburg Vireiaiqu.
GEsrLEsEN-In your las paper Won have
made soine remarks on the Nos If GEORGE
Clinton" You say that you consider the Rank.
r~g System great evil, but that il caunot he
put down-now | should like to know whv il
cannot. when IL /. evident that nine.,en,6s Of
the people Of Virginia are opposed to Banking
You should recollect that your town does no,
rule Virginia. and thar although Richmond has
for the las, twenty years, it is w losing its in
fuence every day yes, every hotv, the party
is going down hill. i recollect before the %
Enlistment oithe Wing in Richmond. il would
have been considered almost criminal 10 hsy.
said or 20 have written one word again,,
Banks. But things are changed.
You will please give this place in your pa.
per. lam respectfully yours.
a.. a. ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Richmond June 10Th, 1929.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25

pern,iSsloa given TO grow tobacco in both
countries, subj, CT TO an excise duty. From
the commnni caiions made IL the Treasury. and
enquiries made by their direction. II appears
tina, the quantity ofiobacco grown 10 Ireland last
year WIS greatly exaggerated Il that no, more
than le0 or 100 acres we're employed IN pro.
ducing that article. trus, therefore thai MIR.
orr's fears arc propo,,ionably exaggerated.
lie is also mistaken Ia surprising that the ma.
tive grown tobacco comes illegally into coo.
sumption. The law IN ireland upon that sub
ject is confused. hui u decision has been given
in the courts in Dublin, by which IL sppears,
that native grown tobacco is no, subject 10 ex-
else Regulations These facts make regulations,
upon such an article iks more necessary. but
they also render the dii6cnl,y Of coming TO a
sound determination greater, and will justify
the Treasury in taking ample time .er oonsid-
GRAFTON. am my Dear Sir.
Yours very truly.
fSigned,) q. X DAWSON.
The ri. Hon. Vim. Hu,kisson. &c. &c. &c.
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10 Airs. Margaret MeKeniy, admr. of
Henry Nc Rsniv, dec.

you are not an ipbsbiiani of this Com
IA mon~ealth, we take this method Of no.
idying you. that We shall, on the 24h day Of
July neat, proceed, AT the house Of Capt. John
Lynch, in the county of Madison. and State Of
Tennessee, to take the deposition u tho said
John Lynch. 10 be read ne evidence IN a sui,
now depending and undetermined in The Su
ps,ior Court of Law, for the county Of Camp.
bell. wherein you are plif. and the President
Directors and Company Of the Lynchhurg and
Salem Turnpike Company, are defendants If
from any circumstance said deposition be not
taken on the 24,h. we shall proceed n, the same
place on the Goth oftbc same month 10 take
IL. WILLIAM RADFORD.
President Of the Lynchburg e. Salem Turn.
pike Company.
June 10. dwoO
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MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, a, Oakland on Tuesday tho 18th
inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Symmes. JAMES W.
PEGRAM. Est. 9th place 10 Miss VIRGIL
MA, daughter Of Wm. II. johnson, Esq. Of
Chester6cld.
-. on Thursday, eIst May. BY the Rev.
S. Anderson. Mr.. Xix BATES. TO Miss MA.
RY JANE, daughter of Mr.. Thomas J. Mar
shall, all OIL aiias.
-. al Columbia. Is. CO. on the 9Th
uli. by the Rev. Mr.. Converse, the Hon. GEO.
MDUFFIE TO Miss MARY REBECCA.
daughter Of Richard Singleton, esq. of Sump'er
district. IS. Co.
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OBITUARY.

DIED, nj Wilmington. North Carolina. Mrs
MARY ANN r. BAKER, formerly Miss Gil.
liam. Of this place.
-. at his residences. in Amherst county
on Saturday last, Mr.. ELIAS WILLS.
-, al Charle,,eC VI. Va. Miss LOUISA
JANE HAMMER, aged 10, youngest s'sier OF
the Rev. Jane. G. Hammer.
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NNfR JOHN McGHEE-sir, as you are NJ

MfR. JOHN McGHEE-Sir, as you are no,
M an inhab'iaot Of Virginia, l take this
mode. through 'hs pnblic newspapers. Ia notify
you that shall. on the 9th day Of August
1922 in the Eagle Tavern, ~ bedford Cour,
House, take the deposition Of Joh,. Hu,nai and
others, TO be read as evidence on the ,rinl Of
nv sui', deferred and undetermined In the
Chaocery eide Of Bedford county court, in no
tics Of q csoss bill against you. John s. brown
and DAVID Saunders
Your obedient servant,
WIN MoGHEE.
June %. im0O
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From the Richmond Hhic.

CULTURE OF TOBACCO IN IRELAND.
One OF the latest Liverpool commercial let
tiers received here, contains the correspondence
between the Chirman Of a Committee Of Liver
pool merchants, and the Government on the
subject OF the culture of Tobacco IN Ireland,
which we have been politely permitted by
Merchants " no received II, To present 10 our
readers.
The extent to which tobacco has been cult.
waited in Ireland lat ely, has attracted some AZ.
tentIon here. and has in some degree tended
to produce the recent fall in the price of that
article. Letters from English correspondents
OF Richmond merchants represent the effect OF
raising tobacco IN Ireland, as less injurious TO
us than was at first supposed. The quantity
grown there 10 much less than w,nld he sup
posed from the accounts received, their hhds.
weighing only about 600 lbs and The quality
very inferior.
Sir: am desired by the importers OF tobacco
TO address you again on the subject. They
have learned that the growers Of tobacco in
Ireland have memoriahzed the Chancellor OF
the EAchequer, stating that having prepared
their ground and plants for the culture of
the article this year, they would suffer consid-
cradle loss il prevented by the measure, that
ht Hhu SlFci Hc HttHucb 70 DIOUDsF
Immediately, for placing il on the same footing
as in this country, and that he consented 10
postpone il in consequence the preparations
now on foot are to,a greater extent than any
former year. Last year our information is
that between 7 and 800 hhds were grown, md
we have every reason to believe that this year
il will extend to 1000. 1t appears exrraordi.
nary that this indulgence should be granted
ali hnnuh tnAra has Al hpau "a tpUaI 4.
sion heretofore against the mere, growth, ye,
il must of necessity eventuate in an illicit
transaction hen in the possession Of he man
ufacturer. The injury to the revenue on the
above stated growth would amount 10 G22O,.
900, aud TO the importers OF tobacco which
must pay the duty on being taken for Con.
sumpIon would be the loss Of the sale OF 40
much tobacco imported into this country for
the use of Ireland. The preience OF the grow.
ers as to their ground having been prepared
is unfounded as even now the plants are not
set out, andat the term the Chancellor gave
notice Of his imitation, the ground was not ren.
dered unfit for the growth Of corn.
The importers would therefore submit tn
the chancellor that the measure or prevention
ought to be perseyered in, or IL the originators
OF an Illicit traffic, are TO be compensated, that
il they were to be paid 10 per acre. on the
ground. so prepared, it would be, taking il at
1000 acres, saving TO Tie revenue OF El20.
oO0
They have therefore to request the favor of
your conveying to the Chancellor Of the Ex.
cheaper these representations. am. &c.
(Signed) JOHN ORR.
RI. Hon. ~ Hu,kisson.
liverpool, 5M Mny 1929
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BALTIMORE MApKrTs I ~

-.
Flour The demand for Flour this week ba,
been rather limited. aud the make, con,e-
quenily without much animation. Sales of
Howard street Flour from Store have been
made to moderate extent, at SO % per barrel
cash or interest added and this appears 10 be
the rate at which the Wholesale iransaction,
have been very generally effected this week,
If we except sale of 300 barrels on
Thursday Sc 81 Ia cash. Yesterday a lot of
100 barrels was sold al SO %, interest added.
and another lot of 100 barrels nj SO o.. cash.
Most ofthe holders We find to day, name &c
% as the store price, and ~e quote accordingly
Some the larger holders, however, demand
an advance on that rate, and il 10 possible TIM,
large parcel could not be obtained ercept nj
the advance. Coastwise shipments have been
made this week Oh owners account The wa.
gon price has remained stationary throus how,
the week at SO IL IL per barrel.
Tobacco during the present week, the To.
bacco market has exhibited son,e indication. OF
recovery from the mamma ion which has lately
pervaded it. The inquiries have been more
frequent although, rs yet, the sales have only
been of moderate extent. A LOT Of 30 hhis
MAJ yIand was sold Al 81, round a small lot of
yer, inferior Maryland was taken az 81 a "a
80 and ANAL lot of Ohio. al $40. The in.
spections Of the week are 30s hhds. Ma, Wand .
"a hhds. Ohio; aud hhds. Kentuck, total
800 hhds.
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LAST PROCLAMATION.

TO-MORROW
The splendid drawing of the Dismal Swamp
LOTTERY,
CAPITAL 1926 COO
Takes place in the City of Richmond-eall Mi,
day AT the banner of Luck for fortunes.
The following numbers were drawn in the
Delaware and South Carolina Lottery No. 81
80 20 ~ 10 u /.
Renew your prizes nt
HEWSON'5 Lucky Office.
June o5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
TO THE PUBLIC.

SEV4HEREAS areport has been circulated,
w to the greAtiojury Of my credit and re-
putation, by seme person or person', actuaied
by malignant or sinis,er motives, that I have
conveyed my property, by deed, to my chill.
dren, &c. in order to evade the payment Of my
just debts, | therefore call on each aud all Of
IN, creditors, whether for grea, or small sums,
and for any description of debt whatever, pro-
vided they were contracted by my privity or
consent, to come forward, as can, with conf.
dence, assure them all that have IL in my pow.
er TO satisfy every Just or lawful debt that
owe on earth. which is not already provided for
by deed or otherwise. solicit the favor oil
my creditors TO apply and receive their money
as soon as may be convenient.
JOHN WARE, Sr.
June %. N3w90
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.,.s ,s.y arc separately cross questioned.
s ''a, Az Richie copy (rnereis for the satisfac.
v" r ~. raders) The extract from Mr.. s'e-
...,sons Letter
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MIDWAY HOTEL,
CHARLOTTESVJLIF.

n A. XAUPl has the pleasure TO inform
20 his friends and the public, that he has
taken this new and splendid establishment,
lately erectedby Mr.. Alexander Garrsu, which
for beauty OF situation, Is perhaps unrivned /;
heing located in the South Western part Of
Charlottesville, In the mid,i Of beautiful grove
Of trees, and On lovely e,nineocs, nearly eaui.
distant from Monticello, lthe late abode Of the
;caerablt Jefferson) aed the University Of Vir
gia, commanding charming prospe ct Of boih
ms well as ofthe surrounding country, which 10
remarkable for its scenery.
The Hotel is spacious and provided With eve
~ convenience that can conduce /, the com.
fsrt oil travellers. The bedrooms are lofty,
airy, and furnished in the best manner. The
table will always be supplied with every deli
cpcy, which The fertile country around can
produce, and the bar Offers choice assortment
ofevery kind of liquors, selected with cnre
from Richmond and the Northern CITIES. The
stables are OF brick, airy. spacious and in every
respect very convenient; the water being con.
veyed to them by conduis, insures u constant
supply To the horses.
Travellers who writ the Springs Of Virginia.
OF resort to the uppe, country in quest Of health
or pleasure will find this the most eligible stu
alton on their route, and the present occupant
pledges hiu'seifto use every exeTtion TO eonir-
butte to their comfort.
June %. 2w90
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LIST OF FUNDS.

Tickets s.; Halves b. 90; Quarters 9 25.
For saie a, HEWSoN'S Lucky Office.
June %
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LUCK AT

Fo--!'ane's Cottage"
Number, % % 81 Capital prize Of
S500--in the Union Canal Lottery, Glass No. B
was sold at this Office, in whole Ticket and
the cash paid. 10 Mr. VIM &. Williams OF Ss-
lem, Boietourt. This specimen OF good fortune
is proof positive that Fortunes may be had at
HEWSON,S most astonishing
Office Of Luck
June 25
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
REVIEW

VI TIC Lynchbufg Markets.
:. Corrected for the pirginian, by
THOMAS A. HoLcoasE aud R,cH,nn Tynrr
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of passed Tobac-
co, from 80 so to 10 90
Inferior 10 common, asa In 4 so
commoa to good, 4 300 q 40
Good to fine, d 500 "A so
Refused, . 7a,o2 40
STRIPS very few in market. 4 "a
inspected the last week Asa hhd. passed tobac.
co, 60 hhds refused, total 5b2.
Flour. by Wholesale, 81 o5 to 4 90
Whiskey, wholesale, from % To 26 10
Corn, wholesale, per bbl. 200 to o 90
Ut We have in Store few barrels of first
rate family Flour, which we are selling a, rea-
sonable prices.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
LEWIS ROYHysa
DENJ'IS

DESPEcrFULLY inform. the citizens Of
~ Lyachbnrg and lis vicinity, tina, -ncoor.
aged by the patronage heretofore received. he
is now ready TO practice In the line Of his pro.
fession in NIL its various branches at the Frank
lio Hotel where he will remain but short time
Ladies and Gentlemen waited upon a, their
houses ifrequested.
~ Is. l.. Roper proposes setting the porce.
lain composition teeth, invented by him, beng
far preferable 20 all oorrup,,ble artificial teeth
for beauty and durability. ss they are not ioie
rior to any ever invented.
June %
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NaZor Straps and Paste.

PMS day received n bnnd'ome supply OF
- Preniisss Razor Straps and Paste.
June 30 Howell DAVIES.
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NEW JUwELKY, 90,

VINE subscriber has just received from New
- York, a new supply Of Ladies' and Gen
clemens elegant Gold Lever Watches. Also
Silver LevenBndp plain English an assortment
Of Plated and Britannia Ware, Sugar Dishes
and Cream Pots, Of new patent and superior
qnaliiy--snd Spectacle Glasses TO suit all eyes,
oil Of which win be sold on the most moderate
terms. EDWARD BROWN.
June IS. tsyO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25

George Clinton on.fhe Bankiag System.
we have received the following letter from
"cnmond-(we presume from the author OF
'"e nos IN the Richmond Enquirer, under the
signature OF George Clinton land cheer.
''"y give It a place in our columns He must,
n'"eVef' allow us to put him right in one or
WV particulars, We. did not say that /, he bank.
'"s system could not be put down'-though
'. should have been perfectly correct if we had
'''u So We said, that Sc long as commercial
"'uh''ies exist. banks are necessary, and
WI We sustained. even, If instead of nine.tenths
""e'y'n'ne hundredtbs of the people should
- Ne''of 10 put them down. ifthey be not
..n by the Legislature. individuals
ISSUE notes based on their personal credit,
ey 20 now in Great Britain and Holland.
as 'u we will ask Z" George Clinton" or Zone
reople,' whether, if there be anu differ.
us not decidedly in favor of the existing
s'0 Of 'hings Whether the multiplication of
9. banks, which the adjustment of the
lave system would lead to, would no, muItiolv
''paSa' the facilities for fraud on the par, of
,.-s VINO should institute them, and of coun
h. s".'s likewise 7 When these queries shall
'''sc'oriy answered, we will attend to
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WISH to purchase a female servant, who
u isyoung. a good cook, washer, &c Gc.
For such acme, liberal price will be given.
Apply at this Office
June %. wawoO
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j 40 pR1zus OF $1,000. n
MAINE STATE LOTTERY,

CLASS NO. /.
To be drawn in Portland. on Fridny the Goth
day Of June. 1929.
60 Numbers Drawn Ballots.
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RICHMOND MARgrT Inn. on

Flour, snperfine City Mills, So Is 10 SO.
Tobacco Good aud fine So To Sl2: Mid.
dung ~ 30 TO SO; Common "a To IS Re.
fused SO II TO 81 30; very good ,oG D i.2 to
T. Prices have declined this week on low and
m'ddiing qualities % cents per 100 lbs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25

Tickets only 81; Halves 81; Quarters 81
For sale at #s
HEWSON'S Office of Luck.
June26
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-25
Union Canal AIottery,

CLASS No. 7.
To be drawn in the City Of Philadelphia, oil
Friday the 81 day OF July, 1929
Sixty Numbers--Nine drawn Ballots.