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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

II II
n COMPLETE assortment Of Drugs,
~ Pants, Dye-S,uffs. &c &c. together with
ali The approved paient Medicines, ss Potler's
Catholicon, fresh, 5waim's Panaces, Drysdrn's
Rheumatic Powders, DIR. koberison's celebra-
ted Gout aud Rheumatic Drops, Attrldge's
Tinetnrc for Indigestion, &c ior sale by
NM. j. HOLCUMBE.
Nov. % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

Just received from New York, aud Tor sale, two
Vnrrouchee Carriages, SIT erior quality, excel
lent Tor family use. aud one London buggy
new STYLE, an elegant article. Those who wisl
10 puI chase are particularly invited 10 call aud
examine the work Tor Themselves, as Ire feels
confident il will recommend itself
n. u, Repairing dsne NJ The shortest notice.
HARVEY BEACH
Nov. 70 VIE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
Valuable Real Estate at Auction

q WILL SELL. on Wednesday the 10th De.
cembrr, thai beautiful square Of ground on
Federal Hill, IN front of john X. ID Payne's
residence nlso II feet OF ground on Main
street. adjoining Mr.. J. NJ. War" ick's brick
building also, 2 tenenents opposite to the
Franklin Hotel.
TERMS-6. - add Is months credit. The
sales will be conducted by John Il. ID Payne,
Auctioneer.
ROBERT IRVINE, Executor of
Nm. Irvine, decd.
Nov. &c. tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07

NHE subscriber takes this method toh.
form the public that he has commeneea
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-07
Coach Making Business,

Opposite the Western Hotel, Lynchburg. where
he intends keeping on hand, and Manul'ctur-
ing 10 order, Carriages of every description a
the lowest New York prices.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24

Suar3OOaa0O binds. Porto kco ere sold eaefr Al 49,.
az ID The market for ~ Orleans much as before
Corn Ercange-Some further depression was felt in bread
stuiis The ordinary transactions ~ southern Flour were AZ
50 ID and III. One contract made for arce eli Ia ar
'e so-anda bargain Was mace for delivery, May 10th,
at Tie same prce the last transaction en in the phrnze of the
London Stock Exchange, ga job" Western Flour was held
generally at s8but lot of 1000 bhls which s ordered 10
De sold, disposed Of i2 About GOop in v,rpuia
heat were sold half at l23 cts aud the probably at about
pe same Price has gone up Tire Hudson. Some ~ Caro-
lima sold al 1T From one 10 two tho,sand IN, ur
nis Kind all in market 5000 bu Nothen Rye sold ia
os al ~ cts; yellow Northern and L. white Com both sod
~ 9lcts Potatoes are sel.ns i,lV Eastern vessels ~
IS - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24
Correspondence

correspondence. IhvERrooL, 10th March.
since our respects Of the 7th inst. we have to re-
port little more activity IN market; Cotton in
particular has met with good and regular demand
last week; the sales exceed 400 bales the prncins
enquiry has been for Upland from 81 Cd for fair to
good quality during the last two or three DAYS an
advance OIL l'ss readily been obtained OIL these
descriptions.
The accounts from the manufacturing districts
have also been more encouraging, this has induced
the trade to purchase more freely than for some
time past. Ia tic good qualities OF Louisiana or
in Brazil there is no alteration. There has bcon
more activity also in Tie Corn market; the demand
for tIat has been good and that for Flour has rncl
improved: fine Philadelphia is held now at 37s s}s
present duty Is % barrel. Tobacco nothing doinr
prices IRE firmly supported, but tue transactions are
unusually limited.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24
s.ri,, arm, MI, 9rT~Y,ry, Agra 20.

c.,i.. .-r. 49,, Gtw-Y1ry, April 90
CV- cargo Of Porto Rico consis,in1 Of % e and 1tEo
bags was sold ai lalil cts for exploration Small pasis
ION We slC Is. md o. various qualities sold a, Plaid
Gus VI ~ DOMINGO W. ags prime, were sold al ~ cts r, IN.
there is rather les demand for this kind than b,r, ~ y
trade wcic gPl lied with Brazl At l2l cts. '"'
CofonThc sale. scarcely extend IN loon b,l~. ,t .
follows, wzUraud, 80 Gao 2 cts and soS y, A. ~
80 chiefly GOOD taken by manufacturers Alabama 26o NJ 10
aIO - 20 NJ and snail parcel ofnfcor AZ IL and
10 New OlcauS ut - - tts - CIV"
vo,gs'eslhcrc was some falling OF in demand aud IN mi
COS ZOO hhd New Orleans, cold n lots NJ 81 ci ,,
OF Havana also, 1t decline MY"
OLA quantity Of Whale into market and the prec I'm
~ CTS Tor hhds AZ which 10000 gals were sold for Ml
81 ots IS demanded. Llsccd declined Euc. s,Irs ,,c
made by the regular dealers NJ nc cts WV
g ci.. an hieLor 81 2cts N ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24

PORT or RfCHWO.ND-
SAILED,

SAILED,
and wheat.
Sioop Eliza Allen, Smith, for New York, -four.
Schr. Specie, Bush, tos Norfolk, flour.
BALTIMORE, April 22.-Ayrived, Sclr. Minerva.
Mister, 3 days from Richmond.
Schr Mary Ellen, Smith, ! days from Richnond
=, PoRrLAND, April r7.-AtEiYed, brig usic-, f.om
Richmond, via Salem.
New YoRK, April 2o--Arrived s.oops Active
rett, da, ) from 90. O"'
Schr Amanda, Bcde - hours from the canes.
UT The Letter Da" Of the EMILY. Can't. Con.
fREf' Tor Cork will be taken from lay Office on Sa
turdSy evening next, ojtiI INST.
aprl 2l-2t JAMES II. BROWN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24

Ingham aud Branch for a general aud indus
crninate sweep; might be inferredfron the grade
of their intellect, and the small degree in which
their minds have been hberazcd and enlarged by
cultivation. They wholly resigned to Duff and
the Washington Central Committee. The influence
of tins last body is great in the Cabinet. They fix
upon those worthy of prescription, and they nom.
nate their SUCCESSORS. Gen. Van Ness and Duff
Green, are its animatng spirits. CONSIDERING that
citizens OF the District DISTINGUISHED BIZ the CON-
sttuton-that its trainers thought them too liable to
oe swayed by their conncxion with the Government
to be entrusted with the Elective Franchise the con
duct Of this central junta deserves special rcproba
ton They have taken the President into their keen
ing, and perchance, he makes an appointment with
out their appreciation he has been known in more than
one instance to change it to accommodate them Tue
President himself is sufficiently inclined to proscrp-
ton, the vindcte party having persuaded him that it
was the wish and the expectation Of the nation He
IS completely in their hands, and tame and without
VIII OF his own in the cabinet, as lie was violent
and headstrong at the head OF an army. How in
decd can it DO otherwise Without learning OF any
Kind, without experience, without common share
oflocal knowledge and that of the prominent men of
the country, he has been at once lifted from the
tranquility aud the Incidence Of a Southern farm
To range of duties the most vnst intricate and COIN
pick, upon which the welfare of millions depends
Necessity comels him to throw himself into the arms
OF favortes. He is as helpless rs prince in swad-
ding clothes placed the head of great Kingdom.
He knows nothing about il, and never can know anv
thing for he IS too old TO learn and his habits ofrc
signing himself TO his easc ale too long established
and deeply seated, to be exchanged for laboriuus
applications and the united application OF the body and
mind, at three score years ofase lie busies about
affects TO do a great deal, but in fact does no
thing except to afhx his signature to instru-
ihents. Maelzel could fashion AN automaton
which would play the part almost as Wei. How
rue this Is is obvious from the unguarded and ridi
cuious boast of OF his admirers, who insul,ed the
nation and the President birnselH by the intelligence
that he actually "read his letters" No man is
better satisfied of his ncompcency to his duties than
the President hmself-noue more wonders al the
blindness of the great national phreuzy that placed
in NJ the helni-none is mortified, for his iyro-
rance is now constantly made apparcut--nono is more
Unhappy, for his habits derangcd, his liberty an
Initiated and his peace destroyed. Poor man! If he
had window in his bosom, what scene OF corroIncr
ca 'es would DC exhibited. Yet no doubt he would
stil prefer dying in harness to retiring again TO the
shades of the Hermitage for human naturc endurcs
every thing more contertody than cscurity and he
eject.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

Wyhc. --Ior Assembiy--Joha A. Saunders. III :
Charles H. CrockGtt,T 272--John SLanger, CCG.--Dr
Stanger intends contestinsth election Of Nh Crock;
cit.
Seoti--For Assenbly--liiram Kleorea aI8; A.
ieXander NJ Gray Lafayette McNlullin, I3s;
Albert, 81. -
.4@elia--No opposition 10 Archer for CONGRESS-.
HoGse Of Delegates Booker and Jeter-Io opposition.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24
COMMUNICATED.
To The Citizens of RichD,O,.d

CoMMUNIcATEp.
To tie Citizens Of Richmond.
In calling upon the public for sympathy and aid, il
IS necessary and proper that tho object in whose be-
half the appeal is addressed should be- in all respects
worthy Of public sympathy and patronage No np.
poal thus presented To the consideration OF the cti
zens OF Richmond, has been made, that we know
Of without eiciting the fruits Of practical benevo-
ience. Such an appeal is made in behalf of
young teliow-citizcn, whose loss by the fire on the
night OF the l6h is believed to be tue most DISTRESS
ing that has occurred in our city for many years.
The distressed individual poor; hut such was his
integrity and industry, that his credit enabled him TO
engage to considerable amount in the Bacon trade
Nearly all was lost by this fire. remnant was saved
But still MS loss great. 1t has been in limited de-
gree repaired by the lberality of few individuals
who know him WELL and it is hoped and believed. TO
oe only necessary that his situation and character
should be generally known to his fcllow-citizens
"hen ne VIII be restored 10 lis former Industry ana
uscfuues.
we iorbhar TO particulirisc the female connexions
dependent mainly On his exertons. Persons dispo-
sea TO alleviate distress, and patronsc merit NAV
ind an opportunity of induging this the highest
earthly enjoyment of the benevolent heart by call
ing On Mr. VIM. j.. Micou
SEVERAL. CITIZENS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24
GREEN CORNEP

w aocfi'rf wishes TO settle himself permanently in In,
county ana 20 enable hun 90 with lnote ronfo 10
himself ne Is ANXIOUS 10 sell tire above named uoryIy ,
Pa u ms present residence lie has, IL tonnes G.clt
49, oICe2 some OF tie !ocai advantages o Green corner h..
VIII not repeat them here TIE progeny consists oftSo OTIS
c extends nom II 10 street. and vii sold efsire or IN
hotehes 1t disposed a. private se "a; p,oa ..
'eI's e greatly Yrgers s lie ealIeG - puc ale 90 tn
premises al u O'Clock, Thursday, the 7lh da Of pet
ihU4'a' ana tue terms III then be made known.
eP2--7t CHARLES COPI.kND
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24
LONDON CORN Observation-Disclosures g..

IUNDUN CUItN hACIANUb--Ntarch -.
There ia good supply of Oats this week, bat "a
The duty on Foreign Wheat being already IS Sd pcr
quarter, ana hkelyto advance materially the factors
demand more money for Wheat, but the sales not
beng extensive to day very little improvement can
be reported on the terms OF Nonlov In ali other
Grain there IS no alteration in yalue. Aggregate
AycTagc-Whcat lis iOd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24

T. S BGrh Siott at ,Nsr TerE, .7prH 20, 1921 n 1875
Exchange 07i London, 1851 1881
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24
atscteosU &JIr9.
THIS Day

THIS Day
81 OTIS, DUNLOP g. CO.
GROCERIES, &c
Tn FRIDAY the gath inst. at 10 o'clork ,,.. -, Al
sell nj our auction and Commission store. an ,ss,,-
nent OF C'oces'dcs, ac. y. ID. * CO. hucis.
aps!! g q
ADDITIONAL.
" al De adtedto our sale THIS MORNING.
~ tIhds 81. Crox and y. Orleans sugars
80 bags green coffee
packages superior stone ware
u boxes mould candles
do sperm to
- DO soap
bbls pea nuts
80 reams wrapping paper
chests Irvine
bags pepper
20 boxes chocolate
box cloves
lo bOs beer
boxes Tyson tea - lbs eaci,
Eunpowjer oAl Imperial 10
10 kegs indigo, rum brandy, rin
10 Kegs Goshen butter.
And many other articles.
tprll ~ O. ID. &. O.. Autt.s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24
SEVERAL. CITIZENS.
Eoa the Martial; Ib,oiL

From the No.tolf Hornli.
II should be peculiarly encouraging to the people
OF Norfolk and the surrounding country to hear Of the
Hveiy interest which Is felt throughout the Roanoke
Country, in the success of our canal The planters
There are ready to GO with US, heart and hand in all
things calculated to facilitate the intercourse; and as
the spirit OF enterprise has been awakened among US
ne assurance OF their cooperation will undoubtedly
stimulate II TO renewed exertions and finally crown
our iabors and our hopes with abundant SUCCESS
HE following Is an extract ola letter from veal
thy planter ct Pitsy lvania Col. HON. the Senator
of this district:
prospects ut our Roanoke Town. Danv., atc flr'cru, in
every respect except the lack Of funds Ii gt sui.
Gent am'dn' OF Capital should give you Boou-ind Town
an immense quantity OF produce during the present year Sey
en-. hundred hhds OF Tobacco have 0seady been sold 1T Dan
ve' ana many hundred will be purchased .ere dupg
me present season, ali go down the Roanoke ana mss ~
your handsome and valuable Canal My last yea. crop o.
f''Nf' expect IS now gong down the giyu.."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24

" <W1er o. Boats and amount Of Produce passed dolc4
through The Lolrer Locls.
AphiL S<:-52 hhds. tobacco, DO stems, lol brls.
-four, $500 feet plank II Upland boats ii coal boats
1852 bus. coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24

the odl cay Of Ma, next sia. offer on the pIkr,ies "a,
- puhc sale NY MILL :, and 100 the BRKELkY
VI l-'1.ND II. parcels " SUI, PURCHASERS The Mills
'1 '.'a u non ol capital they consist OF GT-t MIL
.'.H-'.''.'f h' maintaining wheat pal "a Cor
"a" VIM capable Of saving 10000 feet tiulet during
70 '"l7 Is attached South Carolina Cotton Gin equal
probably &c any virginia together WITH Cotton pn..s III
"' consist OF every variety OF SELL OF cn extremely
Improved 10y war. which l. very convenient 10 teh h,. ,
seA'eI ai' better suited 10 the growth OF wheat aud ,cr
- Vi c', ug Wen numbered WI" heart pine; and within tie
ns OF the land intended toe sold very good estae y i
an on James 'e atorms excellent situation 10 Jlii
WIN beautiful view Of the River aud CITY Point On this mr.
perry 1t IS thought that good Fishery be hadThe terms
oi sac III be- one fourth IN to days an1 the BALANCE in ihee
"1 instruments the puTchas. paid the Bank az
ue T. States in Richmond Tie Mills VIII be delivered nre
ode!y AMER the SALE the plantation cara Mil QuateY rt
Ui'L '!'e expiration O! the present year.
Berkeley, April 70ib. 1929. st.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24
EXECUTORS SHE

EAECOI Oi('S S.dLE.
7 virtue Of the last viii and of Joseuh G ,o
oecd, !, as surviving exor of said last win ana tc
stl expose TO sale al public auction, tie premiSes m
LOTS, viz: ~ 49, ~
NO 'Oi, Immediately Above the bridge crossing the canal
i''n 70 te Pubic Warehouse. The passing dectlv
through this Lot leaves each side piece gound that las
eyer been conslGere, very valuable.
No oV1, the OF and 9Th streets npr site NJ N,a
l1o'cco acory On this Lot Is "A large flame building.
Ana, on nuay, ls May next ~ o'clock ON the ~ ennse
fo' otcts t'"oaa on ne Deep Run Turnpike Road n,ne
@aly III '.ont oi Eeeve House and neay OPPOSITE Judge
As-One-!ouiih o the purchase money VII lie sured in
si me balance payable o. and Il months the psIchasr
eVs ponds with approved security bearing n,ees, irom
Gay ol SALE aHd deed - i.lst uii the property 10 HI
payment F'' " 49, ''-'
4He sale VIII ic conducted ~ Thomas TAYLOR
ap2l-lo Txecy,or Of f55 - rali-5 ~ de-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24

Sales IF Tobacco at .9uctosl ct Jolq.oa's Jyareop
IN Manchester, .4py,a p, 1929.
d'sen.-l hid. at So .5 at g; l at . 90; ! al
q at II 90; at IL rs; 1 at 20; ! at 10. ~
-; 1 at 90; ut . 35; at IT,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24

Oh motion. Kcso cd, IuaI te thanks Of ,, he
deIed To the chairmaR and secretary
he meeting i,en al jouned.
BESJ ASoEhsoN, Sec'y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24
GLASGOW NfAREET 1to,,h

We have an improved demand for al, kinds orC;rain
and prices again looking up.
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE n
There was more firmness in this market at the Int
tcrpart ofast week. and the fresh supplies this morn
ing bong scanty advanced prices were confidently
as wei as the town buyers, and an advance of js
IS per Or. was generally obtained Mating Barlcv
was scarce, and brought 2s more than it did last ycc
Oats were IN brisk demand at tie former prices
Reans and Peas arc Sill dull ofale Flour declined
Is per sack.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24
Claret on Draught.

REW BOChS Al NASH'ss. -
NRNlNG'S Conquest Of Grenada y 80.
n american Natural History, by j. ID. Goodman,
NJ - IN Voi% q vo. with numerous 6rst ratio en-
cravings.
An Eptome OF the Physiology, General ADsfomy
and Pathology Of Bichet; BY Thomas ucndcrsen
NJ ID. Prolc gor Of the Thosry and Practice OF Nc
dicno IN the Columbian College Washington City.
The Works Of Flavius Joscphus complete, in ?
vols; vo. with plates.
Mrs. Cary's Letters on Female Character.
Many other uew Docks. s.. received,
slTi - : II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24

''.i~' iiil o'itt 'il|'tlo ~
U10is Ticttfs So H1ircs So Quarters s. 50 Tyis 81 =
or For chances IN the above splendi schemes call Al bp
Managers Office, under the r. .c liot..
ap2t YATES g. MCINTYRE MANAGERS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24
Spring NsfppEW.

iNE subscriber respectfully informs ms friends and the
generally that he has just returned iom the northern cities
wnee ne has selected elegant Ladies' and Gen
enens bOOIo and SHOES, which have arrived aud are now
opening Ills present assortment consists of almost every
'e IN ms imeamODg them Gentlemens fine cali and sea,
AKIN Boots WIN round and square toes; Gentleers calf
rei Boots al s. 5O DO. seal DO nailed do from 50 SO to 81
lie Is disposed to sell accommodating prices aud reser
'1-y inVNes the public to cali aud themselves
SAMUEL PCTNEN.
o! i''-il = ISL Under he Ean Oh Hoo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24
TO PRINTERS.

WANTED,
A GOOD Carpenter a Whcclwrirlt, Do,tmon
and 10 or 20 Pit Hands for the balance or tbis
year For such as can come well recommended. we
will give liberal price Apply on the Basin n
aPrI Is eo6t NELSON CARY g. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24
0NCER

stNRhSu supplies Of The Protestant; Cagtlian:
= feiaam, the Dlsowned; Mrs. Virginia Cary's
letters Tales OF Grandfather Second series
iates vi the Great ST. Bernard Tales o. Woman:
h''e IN INDIA iiebers Travels in india Webster.s
N ,nual Of Chemistry, SC
FeFnaudez's, Newmous and Cubs Spanish Die
TIA, French and English;
Globes; mathematical IN Instruments; the,moneters
SPY glasses; surveyors compass rs; Chains and levels
9?eciacies IL gold silver and stee! mounting,
1T tie book store Of
on:l. - WIZ. u. ELTZMHNLSONN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24

TN: subscribers respectfully ANNOUNCE 10 fhc.-
Trends ana tie public generally, that they ha,
entered INTO copaytnership, and intend carving O.!
THE DRY GOODS BUSINESS
IN this place. under the firm Of BAaNrs & Rr,r
Ihey have taken The house one door above Charter
O. O. iAains ard Immediately opposite to Messrs.
" oFtham y McGruder, and are in daily expectation
oI receiving per he Planter and Effort general and
WEI! selected assortment OF fancy and staple arcls
suHa9.e 10 Tic season-WhcL added 10 those already
received by the Erf, the last arrival from Ner,
ofA' WIZ Lchc their assortment complete and
'-s!Eao'e. NEWMAN w. BARNES
'PFlI io-utt-c6t BENZ. LLOYD BELT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24

o. VIII Gen. Green inform us what reverend uer-
sonage 1t is, who acts as Spyiu the General Post
disappearing peace and charity on TIE Sab
bath, and hunting Up charges against his fellow Clerks
and urging their removal duriuthc rest ofthe week.
Was 1t the same who hoisted two flags over his
House on the day ofthe inauguration Our cuYas-
isy is not i'npcrtinent Wewisi to this wolf IN
sleeps clothing stripped for public inspection.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24

o. !oB PRINTING cSccmcl a, no wig caicc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24
WN. II. FrIzWHYLsoNN.
ICE! xCE! ICE:
THIS DAY! THIS DAY

ME Drawing OF the great and brilliant New York
CONSOLIDATED Lottery, class No 1 for 1929 win
take place this afternoon in the cit OF New York,
and prizes amounting to S273,76O distributed to adj
VeA'urers' Ill the following grand capitas.-Hirhesf
prize 30,010-60 number ioI,Ar- I-aTyn bs!,,,is
SpLE.NI1IIl PHI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24
BIGGEE,S -OFFICE.
NYA.wAGNRs' oHETcE.

Ma YORK. Consolidated LoHery, No. 4.
I'E Drawing Of thiS Splendid Lottery will Ike received on
SUNDAY. Chances can OILY be- secured TO day and TO-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24
Continental 2secor0.

PATE OF LATEST EUROPEAN ADSIcEs.
From Liverpool, Marcl,7
Sales q Tobacco at .4Hetion at ShocL0s UdrcitoF.
Esd april, 1929.
FA5sEp---i hid at So Ut II; 9 at Go5: st
25i at . 20; at Q; at CO. l ut ! sD , at
co. at -; at Z; . at so; / at i so: LAT
> ~; at so; l 1t q; at 10; at Is; !
at l. 90 az i 80; at -; ut : %; Ut 10;
at 5; ! al i 10.
ErFusED.--i hid at 81 10; ) at 9 so; Q at . 60;
at 2; at 400; at DO; Il, !.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24
SPLENDID PI5JZES


W mole Itchet So half 5, quarter 20, eighth %
For SAFE in the usual variety Of numbers at ~,
Lottery & Exchange Office of
april % 81 TiIOS. Il BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-24

Besocs S6u0, 500, iC0 800, 300 lOO go So 20 30 So
30, ll22 of 20 aud ll47s Of 10.
nhor iIcSets $40, Halves 5, Quarters So Es,.sl q.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-12-31
NOTICE.

WYE the undersigned having been appoin- w ted by the Court of Probate for the District of J4itchAeld, Commissioners to re- ceive. examine and adjust the claims of the creditors to the estate of
 PARDON ABBOTT, late of Tovrington, in said district, deceased. represented insOlvent, do hereby give notice that we will meet on the business of our said appointment. at the dwelling house of Uri Taylor, innkeeper In said Torrington, on the 97th day of April, 1880. and on the 9th day of June, 1880. at one o'clock in the forenoon, on each of said days. Six months from the Sth day of December. 4. D. 1899, being al. lowed by said Court of Probate for the credi. tors te exhibit their claims legally adjssted for settlement.
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