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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-21

The New York Post says that letters have been
received from Doctor Boardman, who is the SURGEON
friend and companion OF Com Porter, in Mexico, and
no mention made ofhis ICON. Porter's) arrest as
stated in the accounts received from Vera Cruz
They residing in the family of Mr.. Poipsetf the
American Minister, and their detention results from
the embarrassments III the resources oe the Govern
rncnt which they have every rcason expect will be
speedily removed.
The Philadelphia Aurora states that tho Canal
Packet Boat Chesapeake. passed through the Della
ware ard Chesapeake Canal on "Wednesday
A London Magazine says that prussc acid has
been obtained from the leaves OF green tea in SO con-
centrated state, that drop killed dog almost
insiantaneously strong infusion Of souchong tea
swretened IL efeciuul IN poisoning cs as the co.
Luton OF arsenic generally sold for that purpose.
From the Lexington (Ky.) Reporter. Sept. O.
The seifstyed "Heavcn- born" Auditor, Amos
ed the citizens of this county. He declines TO ac-
cept our challenge to institute suit because he can
not rely upon Fayettc Jury. We certainly thought
that we could sustain the charge before twelve honest
nteillgent mei--such being the well known charac-
tor OF the citizens of this counyand We are not at
al surprised that MIR. Kendall should concur with ,s
Ia this opinion. 1t is due TO ourselves To state that
We renewed the charge against kendll which Ind
hcen often made without any serious attempt on his
part tn meet IT, IN spirit OF wanton malice By his
repetition of his Out ragcous libcs upon Mr.. Clay and
utter want of regard for the feelings and characters
o others which he has recently as heretofore display
ed ne had Invested himself Of all claims to courtesy
or fo1bcarance.
Counterfeit mites of the Farmers Bunk Of I'irginiu
ietter - dated Richmond, October p 1919 and paw.
able nj the Branch i'll Lynchburg, are IN circulation
me execution of the plate is extremely well DONE
with the exception of the vignelte. which IS rather
coarscr than in the genuine notes The Presidents
signat1ies well counterfeited.- Ral!. Pat.
Ice says the Philadelphia Chronicle secn near Bord
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-21

Captain Bryant Of brig Fawn, arrived az Olouccs-
ter from Maunga, island Of Madagascar reports that
ON the night previous to his sailing the town of Ma
) 'nga was destroyed by fire.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-21
STORE.

INV - OllE.
INHE Subscriber has lately opened GROCERY
AND STATIONARY STORE, in the cor
ncr tenement opposite the Theatre on H. stree,
ahd hopes to commend himself TO a share of public
patronage, by Offering them at very moderate prices
choice fresh and most carefully selected STOCR
OF GOODS
ne OFFERS At PRESENT,
E fmSe1i6 gIuHPo~de' rEAs
Lava Issai,, COFFEE
]. I Po ! '%3' (syenny
New Orleans
AIousscs, rice, falniy lard
SAT-, all-spce, nutnlegs
CiOves, pepper, ginger
English mustard. just imported
Sweet oil
E E:iis% '''' se as D~r n-A,D.
T p s. S:s POWDER
Shot assorted sizes
Cogpnc brandy, fine
do do common
h hS@Ss brandy
Antigua rom
Whskey, OF different bronds
cologne GIN, esteemed vcry superior
SS, .,iy do WINES
french Sherry
Picking vinegar
Cigars and chewing tobacco.
w addition TO the above, well assorted stock Of
STATIONARY is expected in a few days.
sePi lG-coss WALTER D BLAIR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-21

'I"t0hI " PFoduce and number IF Boots passtd donn
through Lie Lorer Locks.
SEPT. IS III hhls tobacco ticrcc tobacco aoo
!5s; 2l8 bbls. -four 1850 bushels wheat ~ tons pio
metal; 10 tons sand; II beats; coal b>ets, I5s5
bushels coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-21
sept aI-n MAURICE FITz GIRRoN.
New and valuable Law books.

UST published and received by J. II. NASH, the
- following Law Books:
An Essay on Pleading, with view 10 All improved
system, by Hugh ID. Evans, of Baltimore
Legal Outlines, being the substance Of course of
Lectures now delivering in the University of Mary
land by David Hoffman.
Scnf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-21

The very iacetious Editor of the y. y Courier
ana Enquirer gives us now and then lass..., 30
ucc' cannot do less than reply to hiln THAT NC
thnk an independent editor, in possession of snug
oncc at least 5000 per annum for four years, not
more we hope, would be much more appropriate
reading.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-21

The French editors dsappoye Of tie conduct Of NJ Mande
Vile, their Consul at Buenos AyTes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-21

Ice says the Philadelphia Chronicle was SEGA near Bord,
Town, on Saturday h0in.ng last
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-21

TEIE DAT!
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY
nRAWING Will be received THIS DAY.
~ PRIZES.
! prize of $4,000 . prizes of 900
do 5000 ) do 400
do 1862 10 do $50
Tickets 81 Quarters For sale at
Il. MlCKLE'S OFFICE,
sept II Next below the door of the EARLE ii o,cI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-21
COMMERCIAL 2Scrord.

DATE Or LATEST EUROPEAN ADyICEs.
From Liverpool, Ann
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-21

63- 1T IL o'clock, This Day,
The drawing of the Maryland Lottery Glass No
- VIII he received at BlGGER'S OFFICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-21

BlGGER'S OFFICE.
Drawn Nos. III the New York Lottery, Class
~ No. IL:
i, |, 2, 10, 90, Sc, III.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-21

o. The drawing of the Maryland State
LOTTERY no. 4. Will bu received, at the Mana rcrs
Office THIS D.4Y at 10 O'Clock
sept 81 YATES & MCINTYRE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-21

4, /, Q, 10, 60, SO, ID,
WERE the numbers drawn in the New York
w Consolidated Lottery, No. II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-21

DrasO1lg Of tie " z ConsoIidafcn ne Ci9Sc.
q, I, ., 10, 30, Sc, ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-21
THIS DAY

HIS DAY,
Tho drawing of the Maryland State Lottery. No.
. "id be received at LAMBERTS
scPt ~ New Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-21

The Philadelphia Aurora states that tho Canal
Packet Boat Chesapeake, passed through the Della
ware ard Chesapeake Canal on "Wednesday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-21

Cigars and chewing tobacco.
~ addition 10 the above, well assorted stock Of
STATIONARY IL expected in a few days.
sePi lG-coss WALTER D. BLAIR
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ITEMS.

u. s. ReUenue. Tie N. Y. Mer-
camille says -" We learn that The amount Of
duties on merchandise imported into this port
for the first quarter Of The present ,ear, was
80, 68S, Os5 97-Ihe amount in The correspon
ding quarter of 1923, was $4 l99 ll6 So and
thar of,he FIRST quarter of 1927, was S2,6l2,.
666 80 The amount of the duties on imports
at this port in the year 1927. was Sl3,2l76J5
so-and in 1928, Sl3,745 l47 Oh"
Suspieions.-The London Observer
of April a. says-Sr Sidney Smith is about
TO embark in the steamboat Hyiton Soiyfe, on
a secret expedition. His attendants are City
chosen men.-His only cargo is ballast, con.
sisting of brass cannoDs. lie has cleared Tor
Corfu and Malta, but IL is expected that he h AZ
an Interior destination. The ornaments oil his
vessel are entirely composed of erescents and
iurbans.
The Diference.--A General Order
from the War Department approving the
sentence of Court Martial, Diminishing from
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15
COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

Alta meeting of the Board OF Managers oil
the Lynchburg Auxiliary Colonization Society
he undersigned was directed, through the me-
dun of the public newspapers, to request
Ministers of the Gospel in this place, and Its
vicinity, 10 make collections, in their respective
places of worship, on the Sabbath ensuing the
approaching Anniversary of American hide
pendencs and to forward the amounts, so col
ec,ed, to Nh. Elijah Fletcher, Treasurer of
said Society. RICH. II. TOLEK, Secy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15
THE VIRGINIAN.
LYNCHBuRG, JUNE Is, 1929.
y REWARDS AND PUNIsHMENTs.'
" "a Wiih his head," Nc.


The Jefiersonian Republican" appointed
frn'er OF the List of Letters remaining 10 The
Lynchhurg Post.OiIice al the expiration Of each
quarter OF the year. uiee 1.-The Lynchburg
Eirglnan" remored.
The reader will be surprised 10 hear that this
pltiiui act,-pitiiul, even when the source
whence it comes is known,--s not attributal 10
TO the Postmaster here, (who, as we shall when
we have more leisure, show, could only have
done IT lesally,) but by that corrupt band of
ready made Statesmen who have got into Office
Heaven knows hO,0 but by the dsusion of the
people and wherefore, bu, to scourge them.
Postmaster General Barry affixed his sign ma.
nual to tins highly important decree, by which
We were deprived of the magnificent sum OF
about SIXTEEN DOLLARS PER ANNUM
We would not have The reader think that we
complain of this transfer, So far as our person
al tterests are involved. The thing is too
paliry Tor that. We have no room for ia lher
remarks to-day. aud we therefore close with the
following remarks from correspondent,w
concluding suggestion we particularly com.
mend to the attention of the Tory party:
TO THE EDITORS.
GemIemen-l hear that the good work Of
reform IS progressing, though siouiy, in the
Old Dominion" !, is ascertained, that The
Post Master in I.ynchburg has received in
structions te withdraw his printing (,he
e1ver'sIpg of dead leuers) from the vir
g,oian. hope the benevoence of the To-
RES (as Duff Green's correspondent in this
place calls he friends Of the lale Administra.
tom will contribute something To your relief
under the feere pecunidry pressure which must
result from this alienation OF the post Office pat
rorage-for have understood IT is nearly
equal TO sirteen dollars year.
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MARRxAoEs.

MARRIED., nj Egins {Greeee) 18th Jan. by
the Rev. Jonas, King Jam.s Black, Esq Of Var.
mouth. EosIsnd. 10 Miss Teresa Mderi, Of Aih
ems. She Is the person addressed by ord by.
ron. in his poem
:" Maid Of Athens. here we part
Give. oh give me bach my heart"
-, IN ST. Clsirss,lle. Ohio. Robert II.
Miller, Senior Editor Of the ST. Clarsyile ia
te,,c, TO Miss Mary barton. =
The edition oil life. may they Dork 81 complete,
On the pres of affection and love,
May pitki, monks aud frinrs be free from eseh
sheet,
And the points of esteem never move.
When death N the last shall throw into III.
Or distribute their forms in his case.
May they be again SET in the Office on high.
Audinposed on tie stone OF Tree grace.
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Fam HE baltimore Chr0.ifts. Jl.ae 8.
.nn,a THE MEDITERRANEAN.

IRON THE MbDil
The fast sailing brig Paeitc. Capt. John ii.
..a,Ll;ng. arrived here yesterday from rofs
,sahon whence she sailed lin April ana from
..;brsltar ON the 9Th May. by reference 10
..;,,e head il will be perceived that Capt.
on, ma" K,arnev. The late gallant commander
s.n : sloop OF war Warren and part of
.. Va have re,nrned home passengers in
h W. psc;sc having left the officers add crews
' - sonadron generally in good health
- -, c,Tu,'s heahh was perfectly restored.
81 10 Can't. Kearney's departure from
na,, siehon. number oil hrs brother oihcefs
o h;o, dinuer, in testimony OF their respect
- wor,b and for bis gallant achievements
among the Mediterranean pirates
Ths PAGING made her passage frem Baltimore
>. por, Nahon in t,eenty four days. and was
H. ~ srs, vessel whnh carried out the Presidents
,rangural addressYwhich was read by the Off
cers of the SQUADRON in twenty sc days from the
1ay OF its delivery 10 Congress.
''' IMPORTANT.
Extract off letter from an officer IN the u.
: squadron, TO the Editors oil The Commercial
cbronicle, dated
q. S. SHIP DELAWARE.
Maton. 1pril l0th. 1929. :
aC,m. Crane arrived here in the sloop of
,,.r Fairfield from Smyrna, which place. he
1ef, On the 18th March--leit the Lexington there
al we'll. much engaged in conveying vessels.
The United STATES schr. PorpoiSe, 1t. Com
=, s,dant Bell, also arrived here from Smyrna
IN the o3d ult. report says she is going home.
hnt Mace no confidence in it. When the
commodore left this ship. last November, we
entertained serious anprehensions for his valu-
able life-he now enjnys better health than he
has for twenty years past, and thinks ne'hing
of walking six or seven miles. which Tor man
of his corpulency is very great.
"By a Latter resolved from an officer on
hoard the Lexington, at Smyrna, dated I'm
March, we learn that the Russians have crossed
the Danube with an army Of 100000 strong.
hound TO Constantinopie, where provisions
were very scarce--even the dogs in the streets
were star wing, SO Our Consul, who had ust ar
rived from that city, informed them. The ba-
shaw of Smyrna had purchased several cargoes
Of Corn, and sent ii by land on camels. The
writer IS under the impression thai the Austrl-
ans and Russians will have some diff Guilty with
each other. ms the former appear to he very
friendIy with the Turks. An Austrian frigate
was then dismounting her battery, and taking
in provisions for ConStantinople."
"P. S. We have just received intelligence
that the French are rallying around Aigiers,
and intend making an attack on that city on
,ba o1,h inst both nv sea and by land. "
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the army an officer Of high rank. Is soi6g Oh,
rounds Of the newspapers. The name Of the
dsgraced officer who wee found guilty If IN
hicting lsshes on a soldier, 10 ieft blank. out oil
| respect We presume, 10 the delicate Feelings o
this hero of the cat 'o.nine tails Would
the name Of a common soldier, asks The Peters
burg Inieliigencer, who had sirurk m officer,
have been 40 carefully coucesled
Celebrated Case Of tie Federal
The Southern mail brings us a Pensacola Ga
zetle Extrs OF the 18th May. containing the
opinion oil Judge Henry NJ. Breckenridge, and
the decision OF the u. 8. Court, of which ne is
the Judge, in the case OF The sohr. Federal,
Capt. W. H. Tay Tor, cut Gu. Of the island Of ST.
Bartho lomews. by the boats Of the u. 8. sloop
OF war Erie. Capt Turner. The Judge CON
demns the Federal Is guilty OF piracy, on sew
eral grounds-and directs the Marshal TO sell
her NJ public vendue on the 10Th June, mud the
proceeds 20 be distributed In the mgngerNpont-
ad oni by che act Of Congress. IN cases wherein
the capturing bonis ARE OF toroe inferior 10 the
vessel captured. The Judge iouenes also the
alleged violation of the neutrality of ST. Bar
iholomews hopes tbnt the conduct of Capt.
Turner aah officers will be sustained and jus
tiled by our government--aDd concludes by
saying that 1.-THE violated sovereignty ofthis
distant and corrupt dependency of Sweden calls
for some reparaiion from our government, II
| will be balanced by more serious account,
for the shocking violations TINT have been conn
| tenanced by the local authorizes ON the riehis
| OF every European aud American nation IN
| amiiy with her.
Musqaitoes.--A correspondent in tho
Courier recommends the sending of few thou
sand mosquitoes TO the assistance of the Sultan.
He says that they would cflectually keep the
Russian army on The northern side oi the Dan
ube. lie is mistaken. Tho Coksacks, who
drunk dqua.rif9 n, Paris as ordinary beverage,
would eat muslniioes in Turkey as ordinary
food.
4 Wicked Dun.---A man lately at-
tempted to hill himself in Eogland) by dash
ing his forehead against the pavement On
being questions as TO his motives he said he
was urged 10 the uct by seeing Satan coming
towards him with n torch in eaeh hand, nj.
tempting to thrust large bills OF debts into his
| pockets. Had his wits been about HIN, he
| would have taken away the torch from Old
Nicholas, and ignited tho accounts. II Is bad
| enough 20 Le dunned but 10 be dUnned by such
| a parsonage must be intolernhle.
Inside Of the Edrth.-A Leipzig pro-
| lessor has published WORK, ~ which ne pfoft'
that the car III is hollow, the entrance TO II M
Poland, nnd that within there is FIRE, water. air
| amphibious animals. fish, Insects. birds. quad
rnpeds aud men and he describes the dc,ai''
| Of the subterranean life they lead.
Suicide.--CONSIDER LUCUS
lately cut his throat at Ontario. N. Y. AM
thereby died. The coroner's jury having In
ken his cnse into consideration considered
Consider considerably inconsidcratc, and nc
cordingly, returned verdict OF insanity
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m DITRD by GEORGE ?, NORRIS, and
IN published weekly In the. Cny of New
York. al four dollars per annuln, payable IN ad.
nance. The first number Of The seventh vop
ume will be issued on The IiM day of Juiynert.
at which time those who may not have before.
subscribed, and prefer TO commence with tho
Grst of a volume. will have thu opportunity nj.
foraed them. The great care and attention
hitherto bestowed in conducting this periodical
in all It's various departments, has advanced
it high In public estimation. The same caro-
and attention will, in future. be strictly obser-
we'd on the part Of the proprietor, and nnre.
hitting eIeriions used TO give to tho Mirror
every possible attraction TO render IL still moro
acceptable 10 us numerous friends and entitle
il to further increase Of patronage The
Splendid Engravings, with tho pew and popu.
lar Music, which appear in the course of esel,
volume, will, IL Is presumed. hold forth high
inducements 10 the admirers Of the Fine Arts.
and the lovers Of Melody. TO contribute their
support 10 encourage aud advance tho rising
genius Of our national country.
Subscriptions for tho above work will be re.
ceiyed by Mr.. w. Davenport Lynchburg
June 10 IL
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school embraces aaou' iwo hundred day nm.
phs' For their humanity and benryolence in
collecting aud teaching these children. the
.sahs deserve praise In these employ men,s
'hey appear happy, but The happiness of these
deyotees, IL real, must be Of The negative Lind
In one respect was disappointed. Instead
oil hndins in the Convent a sci of r;s;d so,r
austere female ascetics, met with ehee5f.lness
approaching to viyaciy--with kindness ,be
most engaging, aud with politeness the mos,
natural and affected.
THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON. IN THE
FIELD,
Atead quarters sometimes dashes bv ne mr.
across our line ofmarch with him. who. now
(ike Marlborough, or the angel 4 forgot which
IN the beginning Of the last Century " rides on
the whmiwind aud directs the storm" leading.
often sIngly, at the front. We know Lord
wellington at great distance, by his little fla,
eoeAeo nat, (uot "A fraction oil an inch higher
'n"h the CROWN being set on his head com.
p'ete'y al right angles with his person, aud
sitting very uprigh hi in his hussar saddle, which
IS SIMPLY covered with PLAIN blue shabrack.
HIS Lordship rides, TO all appearance. devoid
oil sash ; as, since he has been made Spanish
held Marshal, he wears on his white wa sea at
under his blue surtout coat the red and gold
NOTED sash of that rank, out Of compliment TO
our allies. From the same plotive, he aIwa,s
wears the order OF the Tcison d Or round his
neck aud on his black cockade TWO others.
very small of the Portuguese and Spanish ma.
honal colors His LordshIp within the last
year, has taken to wearing white kerchief in.
stead OF black regulation and IN bad wea.
Their, French private Dragons cloak of the
same color. | continue these details respect.
ING our great captain (who may yet lead us to
the gates of Paris as always found every
mlnntiG of celebrated characters as much
sought after by the inquisi,ive (among whom
class you) as the very derda shch have bro't
them into notice. Often he passes on in
brown study. or only returns the saIutes of the
officers at their posts, but at other times he no
tees those he knows with nasty "Oh. low
dye do or qnzzes good humpredly some one
ofus with whom he is well acquainted Hn
staff come ratliug after him, or step and chat
few minutes. with those they know, and the
cortege is broken up by his Lordshios orderly
ami an old hussar ofhe First Germans, who
has been with him during the whole Prninsular
war, and who when he speaks OF Inn, us.s
German expression. literally meaning good old
fellow, emphat cally implying in thai language
attachment and regard.
Ndrat aud Military Mosrs4ae.
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menis 10 the Constitution, are opposed 10 this.
We hope il may eseuiua,s N the triumph of
just principles, and in ,he happiness and pros
perhy Of The I" Old Dominion"
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have asne-done, TOO. with Gen. Jaekson.-.
Should he remove me from Office, a cireus'
stance which daily look Tor. I shall bear the
prescription calmly. and only look upon II ss
'ewsfding me Tor The very warm aud xealous
opposition which made TO his election TO the
presidency. PATRICK.
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Don't forsake the Union.
Another grand Union Of Capitals
Union Canal llottery,

CLASS No. 6, for 1929.
To be drawn in the City Of Philadelphia, or
Saturday the 18th day of June, 1929
Sixty Numbors-Nine drawn Ballots.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15

Whole Tickets SO Shares in proportion.
For sale at the fortunate Office Of
b. W. HEWSON.
May %.
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Aounting to 1913 100
Tickets $40, Halves So, Quarters 81 30.
Call or send your 81 ders to " Fortunes Cot
tage," for chances in the above splendid scheme
remember Nos. "a % "A, Capital of $1,000
and Nos, % IS 81, $500, we're both sold
at Hewsons in the Union Canal No 5.
Orders from all parts of the United States, en-.
closing the cash or prize tickets, " i'll be prompt
ly attended to at HEWSON'S OFFICE,
June 4 Lynchburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15

a. Mr.. Edward Everett, the distinguished
member of Congress from Massa chuset,s, is
now on tour to the South. Tina last Natchez
and Nashville papers announce his arrival at
each Of those places.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15

The Fauqner District disappointed public
expectation in sending DeleeateS who, aI'ho
ssy1rgbe 70 al the offer contemplated amend
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$4,000 DOELANSs
Dismni Swamp Canal
LOTTERY.
goth Class

60 NumDers-9 drawn Btliots
To be drawn at Richmond on Wednesday the
24'h June, 1929.
SpI l. NAIn GGI.IAiL,
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u The last mail brought Liverpool papers
to the 9th May but they contain no political
news of importance. The only commercial
item of interest will be foud under the proper
head.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15

IL A new batch OF removals and appoint
ments was received by last mail. We have not
room for them to-day.