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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-25
EDMUND WALLSd
Hour Inspector, Richmond

IN CIIANCEHfAt court held Tor louisa county a,
N the courthouse, On Monday May the It'll 1879 Henry
aWIe,9e' executor o, sarah Wood, decd, paina, against
DAVE Niche aud Sally his wife, Lucy Richards Moly kiu
ms James Niche, Jonathan Miohe John hichie William,
cne, Bezeleei Brown and Besey his wife Edmund Brown
smd figdosa h' wife, Nancy Mchic, Polly Miche David
Nilcn'e, RANGES Niche, Sarah Achc Robert T. Nlicle
lauha Miche, Niche, George Niche and Elzabetl,
us we, Hooert ~ wills and Eliza his wife, Robert Michc
Matthew Niche and Sally his wife John Nichic Joscnb
llcAl'' Jenhea Niche, sally hiche, James Niche Money
and sally hs wife, Nancy Niche Nancy Goodman Asa Snh
aud frances his wife, Jamcs Goodman nd Maria lie vyiC
Ichie hhupln LaTtin Samper and Emily his wife John
aes aga foy hs vic, Thomas Segner Macy his wife
a4nn and sally lis Ve Richard Davis and fa,sy his wiz
susanna ohlc, James cC Joel Maupu oud Ioy bis ,yil
yohn Nohe, William Mche Patrick hlichio Nancy Niicie
a.ies ''ion ~, nUliam hcie, John Niche, Mere.
O'cI CIgss and Nancy his wife, Sally Smith, John Who'd
omas wood, Administrator of DAVID Mnod D1vd Nlicb;e
y'W' niclus aud Frances Mcle roica c. Willis admins.
alof oi James hce, deceased aud James NIict;c od
+ s'idt0r Of David Michic, deceaeed defendant.
'he nclsHdanis George Niche and Elzatgth ir wife .7f.
NV scnie ana Sly his wife, John Michc, Nancy PAYNE
sof HcAHhnI and MARY his wi Money Niche Nancy Good
nin' IA smith aud Fsnce5 wife James C;oodsn an
Ha'a s VIE Aliche haupin Lafin stsmue and Emily lie
e' JCn 1uics and Poly his wife, Thomas gtlgner and
.s-y US WE James M8upi, FOniaine hlaupin Patrick
o'"l W.,n Martin und sally ,'s Uits Richard Davis and
ay bis WE, Joel maupIn and Polly his wife Nancy Niche
" Mfew sier and Patsy hs wifr, Sally smith and John
'Foo not having etced their appealnrc and pvcu sorur
oIdW ana tc rules OF this and Il appearing 10
VIC satiacon ut the thar they are not ~ bi,
a9 ON he noion Of e plaintiff by his counsel IL ordered
\ vat the f1d Ia named deeniaus yo arc moi n,ifs,s NJ
@ ot 30 appes hefc She first day of August court
sI we n o. we plaintiffs and hst COPY Of tiis order
Richmond Tor months successvsv and pos,ed a, lie fct
o OF We courthouse of tnsc county, court day
I 30 cory Tesie, JOHN HUNTER, 9. g. r.
= " JOB PRINTING evcr,ds, a. Ire WIZ oai-e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-25

FNiG Subscriber bcgs ieayo to inform liz friends
L BOD tic public. that hs hts removed to ,lis civ,
a"c ",i practice la~ ia u'l the courts U!c!. aie
''',""n 'ole,--5rd ~ thr c0urf3 gf IImjyer
-'"-c ".o a'tu.' lin ~i,ii Tine a,tuooo y.,.,,, -
Lf business, l.iay .c!y upon the a.r.test attention
Ju'e CD. y. BRTGG.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-25
SAVAGE COTTON FACT0nv

tlAA Als-t4 - \ 70 ! Ny4t IlN Ltslt
fl'HE savage Manufacturing Company are nav, e,,
irg sTons force q. .tdin, A.4sa.as.y Co, .. s..b
Da0pislI, ID cuuG-,t,un wish
DANIEL IIACE.
Rge pc gs w"ssiyes 40 S.ge general sstsiaclor iu i
SesptirH anl c Ia.tu.,icxtcntion 81 al n.nors; and
"p"ii a. IasotnOie tsts caU ye sHfdeG o. ay g.f
Dachise cstHbiish1isoi 10. the Uai.sa slat.
Apply &c the FACTORY ncsr the tI,ssbin,tpu ,r,t,,
4ose " DANii-i> LACK, otto co. WILLIAMS
~. 3 bowiv's wharf
-. b. g. ot MhfLlne 81 ssco viii Cad c,,...,. ,
pioy. DsltinDfes Jan SG--Ipu
WINEGAR & LARD.-fn store for sale
30 Barrels Of strong cider yincgar
2S kegs Of Sm!;AGcld laid.
use = US. WLNns ron
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-25
III - =. NOY haling rcmoyed to Norfnli.

- yin y. 10 hd'ug TcmOYcdtO Norfolk
"'' o''t o"."ed hnnae.i ihnre 40 Commission Mer.
I.n.6 "iii t4aBsact any business Gded tn bierar
hr P'a.eeioH 0l the cOnmodious Firc.nroor PubIic
~ ren1uo' suisiod 30 tuc most olablr paTt of The
Doi"l IN caDics him 10 oiaf 10 tie Planters descend
'"' '2i"o.a ssc'ra and couvenient stofage for
tDI.i yiDavco. ls Office IL in the house ,oc.n2,, 49,,
'lP.ed by o.es@rs. ). & y. T. TaL5. iunc n
= - - - ic .pc,ef BIOS slpouiod. duC h Lis AZ
. . a"-S iinn H"tiora, @ic B3,rirr w. Wanna hi.
'5 =. ",, "" "e lipee Of eAaii.ng h.n 10 cg,lcl ,t
a'"sfue ua ais h"d O. William Nealo e. Co. ana ,e s,i,
,c"f earnestly guests 'to de1ofs 70 said G, "a caf o. NJ
W aitndil ~ s d. cns Main an hi, 49,, -
oocopcd " william Ncale, dc-co4sd, AID dchsrgg 3sip ~
.o4t.ts. IotII lsi -
=. iuc.d JGGr - 1reo. - :.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-25
OLIVER s. SHAW

Persons residing distance io;n Richmosd are refer.
ed o niornatnn concerning the qualifications and success G
VIZ shaw as an insTuce 60 tue Rev jeremiah Day d. H.
J." L. d. President Of Yale College ol - hch Mr. Shaw i,
graduate, TO Beamin Sinah James L. srs Ir-
lessons IN the same Cnese, the Right Rev Bishop Moos tide
10Y Mesrs stephen Iaylor, Wm. Armstrong Croe g.
a. Bacchs and j. NJ Nickhain, Esq and Doctor IL larc
oti city, All To The following gentlemen Of this city, WHO
e among tue patrons OF Mr ShawS Classical ami Aatlea
al Academy, viz: tie Hon Wm. BrockenJfougi john NcL.
nam and Chapman Johnson Esqrs DOcurs William 1alr.
wen aud john Dove Richard Anderson Geo. Fisher Robert
u. c. Gillian, EsgTs. 49, "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-25
TO THE PUBLIC.

.haR Coach Line .from Guyaadotie 10 S.a,ua-
ton, Three Times Neck.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-17

been rapid strong reason why within that time ,hc
ease HIS not been great in those districts may ,nd
M ' csscd prices OF ngricugal prolucis For the In At
Fn "f te've the pnhis Of tile arrrp nae.
'c7 rey hrcn uicicr, is,f their irin a, to -, le,,
markets la az in firncrs tho Vale, aud
uonbt OF other NesietT-difcis have hCoine
te TABOR oil has less deuIand mic,
paco mas prcn better sustained. than the price Of other ri
cultural
10 naTkr';and his has kept the demand for the labor Of
slaves IN tue planting ncle country rb
700 fostering the culture of tobacco IN Valley
w"re +" Is grown OF hne quality aud to much
ana Wa! no douh extend 10 culture very idealy
~ the Western districts. demand for sl,ye. IL, tho S
efn States of the Union dinshes and their laws restrain
Importation of them,
90 lands o the middle district decreases and tho ,o,ocoo
=" rfe "a the Western districts and as the rl
r "i the farming districts shal hecpne more ya,iale
'HS aud increase in the Wcs,p,n-ic mice oC b,, O. y;
'1one lower, The Western more able n ntrch,se
e' qua the Western country will he possess them, IN
"'h "lh'fs IN kOckbdCr, whrTe the culture %
hds heen lately introduced the slave FORMULATION ha
ou' Ji per rant IN the last nur wears and IN n,eiori.
"iI 'a plant has b-en longer aud extensively cuv
per c,' IN the same time TVse counties together have
wte population of l09l7 and slave popua,iou of 1852
ne doubted that IN tweuiv years they will essen
'N s"Nc hnIuins counties and eT white add
T. 10 the East, ~ the 1880 VIII balance of poy,
u'rtedy ia their FAVOR But many other nj the West
ana among them, the rich pu, counties of
n 'csesoh under the iniuvnce o the have referred
TO- mus; III the twenty years have 81 ,oa an n,r
@ III 'e Save ollaon To their operation in
us protection Nearly third OF the poplao of ,hesr
w" Counties at this time, slaves Their aggregate white non
1000 20 - ~ 'PS y"
These Of hc reasons which have saC.d ms, ,
tai the of the COVE nmeni under the .fuencs of n
pass OF white population vii! abide slave holders
p" Sn0lsc should be msakcu.-suppoee the ra,n of
whe anu slave population To continue is and that the
dsis ol white population would power of the 90
'en'' 10 tie West would yo" protection the inter
esis ~ the slave property b. rejecting this basis and in
IN US the compound basis think moi e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-17
TIUnSD.A1 MOKNING, Do. III, LEO.
LEGiSLATIlRE-

IioCsr OF D..LrG Arrs. Wgp>rsn, Drc.,f
II" hous" resolved with the Concurrence OF the
rena'c, to elect. tomorrow, Judge OF the General
Cort tosnpaly the yacpncy occasluncl by the death
of Judge Dadc. ~
Tie act concerning the proccssioninr- of Ionls IN
10 the Senutc. F
the act amending the ac; establishing 4 Ferry n
cross tie Chesapeake Bay, was passed and sent
ScuaIc. 80 '
report from the Con,.iice of Courts of Jre,;ro
III ''Vnr OF chlnging the me of William Crittcnd..n
ApihcOy 10 w H. Crtt2ndrn was urrpnd to
report from: the Cominiticc of Prop and C. riov
III favor ofa s'pnratc election IL the houses of Sh,I
ton Taylor and David Cannuiay, in Franklin Coru-
tE Of changing the time at holding the separate cleo
uo NJ tho house OF JOHN Lesley in TaZelvell COUNTY
W huiding separate election ar the mouse of Shod
rack White III farewell County of holding separate
election al the house of Rcdnan Eakin IN Alontgon-
cry County, was agreed to.
report from The Com. of r. and l. y. in fnvor ~
authorizing Lottery for improving the public baths
Ca'ied Capon Springs, III the town of Watson In
hampshire County, and making road across the
mountain.
Communication was received from the % An.
ditor relating 10 the Kanawha Turnpike which was
on motion Of Mr.. Minor referred to the Com of Il
aud |. ~. "
bill to authorize separate election at the House
Of IN Scott County, was read first
tue, and ordered 10 b. read n second time
bIil to authorize separate election in the town
oi Falmouth, IN the County of Stafford WIS read tho
first and second time, and committed.
d bill Ia amend the several acts crcatnr the RAM
phhannock Company, was read u first and second
time, and committed
Mr.. RlvEs Of Campbell in pursuance Of his notice
OF Yesterday, moved that the resolution now on the
liable, relating TO the Com. of Agriculture and Mnn.
u'actufcs De taken up, which was Eegativcd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-17

The period is not SO distant when the maJorits NJ
waite population will pr"5a5y. be west of the Puc
Ridge: but whcr. tina, period viii arrive Is exc C.--
" uncertain. Tie fable of population shc.g IS iri
the relative increase ofth} different d,sr!c. loreto
fore, has been very rreguar; and snail Il III our
caculations Of their future increase, great nea
conjectural. The ratio OF increase o. the white
population from the year 1900 to the present time
appears By these tables, 20 be as follows
LIZ, II. Err 1I.iril
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-17
THIS Day!

The drawing of the Grand ONION C.4N:lL
LOTFERY Clles, Ma. H. Will take place in Phil
aielphia, and the he official drawing will b. received
at 3IGGERS OFFICE, by-tSnnday's mail
Splen hi Capitals 10000, at 10, 900, , of 900,
1910, 10 each ot 600, 600, 800, 100 500, 26 of
200, 81 of 100. &c &c.
1fckes SiO Halves 8, Quartersa 30, Eigh'hs %;
for sale by THO Il. BIGGER.
" Where full printed Schemes OF this Splendid
Lottery can he obtained gratis.
doc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-17
ny OTIS, DUNLOP 81 co.

DY OTIS, DUNLOP 81 co.
SALE AZ THE DOCK
LIS MORNING the 18th instant at II O'Clock
Eili be sold at he Dock, without reserve from schr
Cumberland, Capt. Wheaton, b
IS b hhS' MuscoyadO Sugars
dec lit q n z, ~ A.,
LEATHER
On FRIDAY the 18th, INST st half past 10 O'Clock.
WIZ De sold AZ our Auction Store, without res erye
SEQ sides of Sole Leather
'uo S'des OF Black and Russell upper leather.
dec l5-tds % n g. 70 A.,
. ~ DRY GOODS At AUCTION
Sn hONDAf NEXT, the 21st inst 10 O'Clock will b.
on our auction rooms large and general assortment
ueShhe and seasonabie Dry Goods principally without re
serve, 10 close sundry consisnnents.r-Terns sale
W 40 o. D. s. CO Ancts.
SHOES.
On Tuesday. the 22d inst. at half past 10 o'clock
will be sold at Store, one hundred packages Of
progans, women's wells. and other shoes Also a
few boxes of New York made Boots, and 90 boxes
of mems fine Hats O. d. g. Co Auct .
dec. l5--td6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-17
THE E.4R.

Essay on the Diseases OF the internal Ear by j. A. Sais-
IN ~, NJ ~, Memher &C &C. This boai "a hnnored
with nle"h%n 10y the hledIca Society OF Borlea .n zee
enlarged 10y the author and translated Preseason rl
OF Maryland, with Supplement diseases the external
Ear hv the Translator Just published, aud be at
dec II N\Sil'S Ronkso,a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-17

THE FAIR.
The ladies of Richmond who take u deep and UNI
firing interest in the Female Orphan Asy lump, have
again adopted tins popular mode of making collec-
ions for this institution. II will DO recoected that
last winter a similar mode resorted TO, and sue
cessfuy to obviate the necessity of Ladies
ing the streets of the city 90 make collections. We
hope like result will be obtained By the present at
tempt. We aye informed that the present Fair has
been gotten mp with equal taste, aud of the
greatest objections To the last will be obvntcd, by
asiug the Court Room, which is much more spacious
than the room up stairs, used last year.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-17
COLD P.9PER 4 B0RDEIly.

y DOHDF-ItO.
SUPPLY uf Gold Paper aud Borders also an assortment,
"A OF English and American Annuas, lust received al the
Book and Stationery Store Of
dec u 4 u. SANNAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-17

Ia the FIRST District
From l79J 10 1900 1873 per cent.
1900 20 t8iO-6jl per cent.
1910 to 1906 per cent
1870 TO iG29-283 per cent
In Hs Seroni District
From 1890 ~ 1GOO--iOl per cent.
1900 to 1910 81 per cent.
1910 to l8IO-25l per cent
1870 1923 - ID per cent.
In tho Third District
From 1880 In I800--28A per
1900 20 8lO-2Ol per
1910 70 l820-iO3 per
1890 TO 1870 : 7.tO per
In tae Fourth Dsirici--
From 1880 to 10000 per cent
1900 % 1870 per
1910 to lC20- II per
1920 to l8l9-loss of 10 100 Of ono por cent
Won find then that while the tide district Tire slave
population rather decreasing is increasing the midlc
district by much smaller than 10 the Valley aud the
western districts perceive too, that until within the last
nine years the the Valley anu western dsdct las
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-17

- ~ IT U CtVtN 7 O-.NOhIlOV
ENilE official drawing of the Connecticut State
4 Lottery, Glass No. IL, Will be received at
BlGGER'S OFFICE
Capitnls 10000, 5000. QUO $50, 10 of 900
10 OF 100, 10 OF goa, 80 of 100 Sc &c
Tickets g. orr-tors J.
For Capital Prizes and Cash nj sight, call on
THO. b. BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-17
Aarf1ass sales.
TITS DAY.
by DAyyN IsIYyr- vIE~

- GRCCERLES.- -
CLOCK, 81 our auction store. -, ~
20 Hhds prime molnsses
10 do w. India sur,
20 bsgs coli =
100 .keNss brown soae
100 cans wrapping paper
hhds Antigua rum
10 do ~ Orleans do
Mould candles, shors
Cheese, maciscrel, wines
GLASS ware, cider, vinegar
Indigo, chans SC.
dec - n sr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-24
CHOICE GOODS.

e Il EAFN Jet, and blue black Italian l4usrings
Il & Blue. black double chain Avgnou logenccs
lei and blue, black Gro d., InGus
Faron, dr"b, and led cul1rtd do
Blue and jet black, an assorted colorcd Gro Dc
Maps
Black, White and cssortci coiors French satirs
3 E"glish, and French G-i black bombazines
Al q CT black Italian era rcs--broad sclvag.i
Black Maud rin crapcS-sInO:' h and GLOSSY
3 ~ 20 inch black Italian cravats
Extra blue and black ynivrt and genuine cl,th
Steel and Oxford mixed cloths
Extra double n.iicd E.lc, blaoL, and mixed cuesi-
mcrcs
Balf, white, Light all lark 6rab d.,
Eiuc am, mixed Habit cloths
B"fa black casLmeroits, for :. s.ing
Black, drab, crimson aud brown sill; yClvrts
Figured black rnd coored ,clyc, vrstinrs
G-3, & 10 1 damasks and diapers
g.. Irish, and 10 real Russia -!ec:.u.
:: 4 &. 10 Ion" lawns
10 & IL Iish linens, sol, finish and yery fine
Linen cambria handkerchief, raised anu colarcd
borders
IIn,n cambIirs
Mems English and IRE. G.. silk hose ana half hose
Hngsh and French silk gloves
Black horse skin, and white Beaver DO.
German s. English black & white six hose
White embossed silk do
lac'i, white, and crimson Mcrino scatfTs
Da y, b.uc, and cashmere do
Rich cause scafis, crimson blue siraw, pink, and
Shcll, tuck, long beat, neck, and side combs
BRAZILIAN turn back, neck tuck and side 60.
Madame Csntcl!os cOlsctts-all numbers
Men's cumblct nud plain cloaks
Womcr's Mer!no cloth DO.
good ass rtmcnt of Inc above goods recently re-
cent received !oF sale II the lowest market prices
by Il. & j. JAMES, & Co.
dec - .MGylk-eI Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-24
'StAt selling OF a: Pri'ae Cost" aud
manu- Instances much befJzp Cost

fNtHH proof that the Subscribers have been selling or tuir
large and gC.esa assortment Of SeasonaJe DRY GOODS
~ "Priie Cost, apparent Ia they would deem
cessary e. insert second advcrtcmrr effect
7geHcrOvS attempts been made en the ruhc hcovc
te oonoaTy. They therefore again respectfully
trends and cusiOmcTs, that they still continue 10 III
PRIME CAST and m order assist Ie sale o. tire is.1ginAg
stock, they have dt6d ese cr tie oil lr,aner from
New forA) variety Of such goods 'hcv disposed
early rnrt of their sales Among hcn
description of tina, considered crtraie cheap
irfsns Sd and A. dOrescs Gro de Naples ros des In
ta and IIIGs superior st orcoe ilo TFiccl
amt upcIne sainci; Sad many Other goods all Of which
viii he sold AZ Prime CAST and in rl instances the good,
that have lccn IN nd for time u br sold
P'7ue COST IN their intention
StncSS Gis the scTlbeIs Gid expect uch
GhttTGl s,!..- any person. nevertheless ye7ayIs
have ban made and the public arare ,fa; they proceed
from interested kHo ho2 estimate cir
KYLE &. COCHRAN.
26-n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-24
DON QUIXOTTE.
Solar microscope,

imp ore Tie Prese1T moment u.{Lc II flies"
VHNiE Ladies and q entiemen Of r edmond are res
n pecttuily informed that the proprietor OF ths In
slruncn has been inuuccd to delay ms drDar ur, from
TINS CIly ieW days, that the phusuphIc ana curious
may enjoy further opportunity OF Witnessing ar Tx
nlbton, which has afforded delight TO so many of its
Gil ZeiIs, and may deserved!y be called the most ne-
5 ing Exhibition Of Natures Wonders ever present
ed TO the Public.
THIS Microscope, M gnlying minute objects more
tan cgHt rti'o'4 u ijiLs .her natural SIZE. Will
be exhibited yet few fur d1ys at the MusueIn from
VI till Z My its AID We may see IN Vine
gar hViS GELS IRON u 10 feet IN clgth. their mus
GUAR cont"riInns ana dying agHies, some Of Them
perceptby varIegated with Spots and hers striped
me iarhaceous substance Fig On which no mo-
Iioh can possibly be detected by the naked eve is
shewn to be living insects from 10 feet ~ length;
the small quantity which adheres to the point OF nee
die appearing be hundreds oftiem climbing ii hi
ing aud running III all directions TO avoid the concen-
rated neat OF the Sun, by which they EGaliy perish
ne circulation OF the fluids IN most minute insects.
- distinctly ShcVH. The leg at common House
Fly appears than 10 feet IN lenqh the strr of
Honey Bee tthe most pointed thing n nature} au-
pears really to possess invisible iermnstiou While
me Poi7i % needle the rude end Ola beam
small winged insects are discovered TO possess NUNS.
ros organs OF vision. OF thnm as many as OOO
but that part of the exhibition, IN comparison 10
winch, all rs other wonders fade into insGnifcance
: tue capitalization If rG5ops Salts such as Ch1o-
mate Of PotdsS, .HUriate IF Bgrytes. &c. IN which
their component PARTICLES shoot las IT OF VIZ
ti'v) III thousand contrary directions without the
least mt" ference, like myrIads of shining anccs,
trees with endless rauiIncatonS or inter,wned dra-
peTies oi such various and splendid cuors as 10 art
could initiate, nor can language possibly describe
them.
The Exhibition contains many other interesting
objects too numerous particularize all which NAV
never again be witnessed in this place.
Abundance 90 cents-Chldrcn or Schools accom-
panied oy their instructors, half price.
dec ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-24
7m1un, 0 P.oduce and nuaber Of Roat, nn,,1d 60

Y
through The Lo,cey Locks.
Dec Ill hid tobacco, 3S bs iiouI 3Il bushels whoa,
% hu,hc 80 bushels neal, cords yod !, coats
coal bonjs, e166 bushels coai. N'
Dec ~ 10 hbds tobacco. 1893 hrls -four l44e busbc,
what Kegs manufactured tobacco. % bushels corn rk ms
butter lG bushels apples, 500 key poles 200 oop pb cords
wood BALE ienp II boats, l3 coal oas 1884 Dube! coal
DEC 10 -ib hh's. OJscco t,s. stems 10 hoxcs ~ a
io acco brs h,I fI husrs wheat, IS hs hissry
- husicls com cords wood PLANK q mr. ron
LAG lbs noeaDeou ar,Tc.es - boats, u1at Ills
bushels coal.
Dec ~ ~ hi+i Ghacco, hhis stems, go iris Sour
6s9 bushes wheat. 1000 p'1us 5N0Lc, p,cs - boat .
cont boae. 2l69 bliehels coal
Dec y - hhts tobacco 689 bs -four 256busies v,r7,
bushels cosn hIins butter. zEJ plank, rniscca
nIHus aTtc les, bags cotton, IS .o.ls
DEC p g binds iu-acco h IS stems, - nour 5i-
bushels wheat, 3l bushels 80 bushels oats his vs.
key - tons ha- iron Ao'o pink hrt;e- 900 hs
hemp cords wood - hoais 10 coal hoais,
60
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-24

TERMS. -SvHscnITTioS tho DAILY sic,nosp VINO SO
yeas. and for shorter leTind at tie g year pay.
nc IN advance.
ADVAkrisiNG or nnc square a l6 lines less,
un - cis; tHo Insertions 81: rce insertions 81 IL and
- - sIcccc,;ng insertion 5ji cents.
Thrice week, FIRST week II l .ry succeedus week 81
lwice week, hfst insertion - every succeeding
ee',ion 81 sl '.f ''
ce week. first insertion Is every succeeding
.rtiOn 50 ccnis
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CLARKE'S COTTON YARNS.
SPRING HILL E9(pTOpY

rEViFE Gsdcrsigncd, agents for the sale of Cotton
~ Yarns made OF tire above Factory ofsr for
sale genera assortment, which they invite the at
ten'ion ofdenlers. Those yarns pronounced 10
be ola very superior quality, and will be sold upon
accommodating terms
LANCASTER g. Denny
a~5' Wanted At the Factory, Cotton in the seed.
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$50 REWARD.

BSCONDED FRIDAY night, the 18th inst mu'l,tn boy
"a named WILLIAM, " years old toeTaby well grown,
has the Of eye aud walks this time
le tame, from the effects of the top of one OF his
fret which entirely healed: had when he Of
gay flock blue waslcoa aud gray domestic
pautaoons.
u is believed he went of IN company with hoy Of Nj C.
w NTunfod', who also disappeared the night and
from circumstances it is thought they will attempt GO to New
York. and have probably concealed themselves board
vessel bound for that place The above will be
given II taken on, OF Virginia, and $50 if apprshendCd in IT,
reighbouriood y. PEASANTS, IT.
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A CURltT1iTY.
FRESH GOODS.

sNtiE Subscribers have received by the last arm
< vas from New York, tue following articles
which have been purchased the most favorable
terms.
Blue, steel, and light Oxford MKT cloths
Red and white fdnnes---a complete assortment
Pfi.its--a great variety
Merino aud cashmere scagfs, white, scarlet and
crimson
Extra large shell tuck combs.
! hese articles ale addition 10 n very extensive
ana commanding assortment OF DRY GOODS adapt
ed 10 the season. l.. u q. JAMES 81 co
NCC Z Marker Snunrc.
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W h'ln Tickets %, Halves 80. Quarters I 90
For sale 'n the greatest variety of numbers a.
LANDER rs Fortunate Office.
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