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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31

sVlRGiNlA-At Rules holden III the clerks Office of
lhe superior Court ofChancery, for the Lynchburg
DIs.rct The LIST day of June, 1899. VIM. Miller ann r
e oohs non of Nathaniel Crenshaw, ID and ex or
o oharies Crenshaw, dec. pit. against Thomas T.
vail, dens ''' w. '"' ''o' 90 l. SUI
me. me defendant George |. Stova not having
dino y, ms us appearance and given security accor-
mug TO the act of Assembly and the rules of this
~ ana 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
ib, moi an nhabitant ofts country 1t is ordered
o e SAD defendant do appear here on the first day
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
rpaper printed in the town Of Lynchburg for two
successfully and posted at the front door of the
courthouse in the said town - INV
A.. A copy-Teste, J. WILLS. &C.
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NEW ARRIVAL


-
M L respectfully invite The attention OF III,
| w Ladies 10 a variety OF very desrsbl,
articles in the fancy line, recently selected il
New York, and just received here. Among
other articles are
Blue and blue black Gro de Nap. Silks
Black Italian Lustrings, superior
piece finest black Leyaniine
Forences and Sains, every shade
few pieces black Nanltin Grapes
piece black Paris Crape-a new article
White, Pink and Straw Italian do
Barge Ginghams-new syle
Bordered Linen Cambria Hdkis.
A few dozen Chinese Belt Ribbons,
Barege and Decoupe dress Shawis
Richest Gro de Nap do every shade
Gro de Nap and Satin Bonnet Ribbons
4-4 Bobbnei Iaces
Long aud short white Kid Gloves
case Leghorn Bolivars
Shell, tuck and side Combs--largest sizes
A few pieces new style fancy Prints
Thread Laces and Edgings Of the handsomes
patterns
Needle worked Muslins, handsomeist style
Splendid artificial Wreaths and Roses. &c
DAVID Il ROBERT KYLE.
July Q,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31

WlRGINIA-At rules holden in the clerks office of
Nm, ue superior Court of Chancery for the Lynchburg
s.cl the lst day of June, 1929. The President and
rLS OIL tue Bank of Newbern, pits against Hez-
TIL Saithson, admir- with the will annexed of
W"nI'S woody, dec. VIM. Woody aud Pleasant
rssinyy, infants by Commissioner Benagh, specially
Tb nsdne tieir guardian, and LEVIN Carter, defs.
a. MS appearance given SECURITY according to the ,o Of
ann tne Rules of this court and il appearing by
eo,nt evidence that he is not an inhabitant of this
here 9 IS ordered that the said defendant do appear
bill ofh, ~ nay OF the next term, and the
with pis, and that copy of this order be forth
Of IN some newspaper published in the town
At ne fa'. Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted
o@ W ueor OF the courthouse in the said town
Auy oPy' ieste, J.WIILS, c. C..
w2nl0l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31
POETRY
TIMES rAKINGs AND LEAyINGs.

TIMES rAklNGS AND LEANlNGS.
BY BERNARD BARTON, rsa.
Thus fares it still in our decay;
| And yet the wiser mind
Mourns less fnr what arc takes away,
Than what ii leaves behind. IL pordsworth
What does age take away
Bloom from the cheek, aud lustre IRON the
eve;
The spirits light enl cay,
Unoloude as the summers blues, SKI.
What do years steal away
Tho fond hearts IDOL, Love, that gIddened
life;
Friendships, whose calmer sway
We trusted TO in hours o darker strife.
What must with time decay7
Young hopes wild dreams, and Fancy's W.
sions bright
Lifps evening sky grows gray,
And darker clouds prelude Deaths coming
night.
But not FOR such we mourn
We know them frail, aud brief their date as.
signed -
Our spirits are forlorn
Less from Time thefls, than what he leaves
behind
What 90 years leave behind
Unruly passions, impotrnt desires,
Disirusis and thoughts unkind.
Love of the world and self--whch last ex-
pires
For these for these we grieve
What time has robbed US of, we knew must
But what he de gns 10 leave
Not only finds us poor, but keeps us so.
II ought moi thus to be;
Nor would it, knew we meek religions
sway -
Her voary's eye would see
How little time would give or take away.
Faith in the heart enshllned
Would make times gifts enjoyed, and used
while lent;
And all il lett behind
o! Love and Grace noble monument.
Some old lines of which the moral applies 10
existing things:
TIE EAGLE AND THE WORM.
The giant Eagle soe,ed N high,
Into The regions of the sky
Dashed through the clouds, in glorious state,
And on the highest mouutaio sat,
And said
Here then stand,
Head ofmy kingdom who shall fly,
To this sublime uuIrodden land
Who can approach me 2
al"
Said small voice-he looked around,
And saw an ear,h-worm on the ground.
We rivals so
How cams, thou here ~ the Eagle calPd;
"I2-from below g.
" And how then here ? -" crawed'
Ye Ministers and Generals,
Ye Chancelurs and Cardinals,
Lawyers and Laureates all,
That occupy these seats on high,
Come now and tell us--did you fly,
Or did you croWif
lis really odd, how Oft one traces
Your craUlers to the loliiest places.
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TERMS.

.,.,, ,,y,tl,Ie In aiqance.--No sub
II For Per ,sce,yei for less time than six months
sipuon v" ~ Ill he discuniinued (but at the discretion
and 20 Pape ger, mil all arrearagos are paid.
81 will he inserted at o 81 een ar rs,
spare 10Y Thase from distance must be pad Tor
eoniinnsrs eir Insertion the payment assuneu ny
Previous aas,u ~ s .bIe person in Lynchbure.
'0ns Orders not exceeding two squaresar iu'
- far ,ix dollars.
sei'e' ~, addressed TO the Editors must be posi-
- ~ ~ ,hes will not be attended TO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31
De La Monterat's Vege table
Specific,

For the cure Of Consumption. Asthma, Peurisy,
splitting Of Blood, and Pulmonary affections
of every kind-the most valuable remedy ev.
err discovered for the cure of consumption g.
all diseases OF The breast and lungs leading 10
ConSnmutiou
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-31

digestive organs not being able 10 &C, on the
hnsk, II Is voided IN the same state as taken.
This may be remedie by breaking the grain
so thai II nndergoes mechanically, by irilura-
ton, the action II should sustain from the hor
teeth II would be an excellent method 10
grind oats coarsely. OF al least 10 soak them be-
fore feeding with them.
To be ot good quality, the grain should be
large, shining aud Of smooth surface ii il
has not these qualities, IL IS proof that II has
been cut IN wei season, or before us perfect
maturity, which deieTiorates u aud depriVes II
Of its natural qualities. II should be run through
sieve before given 10 the horse, Ia free II from
the earth, straw or even stones 1t may contain.
THIS preeauiion is Indispensable TO prevent 81.
rious accidents which may often Otherwise DC.
cur.
Bran cannot be considered a food for horses
because the stomach has no action on IL ; IL can
only fill him upland if IL produces any good
effects Il Is from the flour IL may contain. This
alone can assimilate 10 the body--iho rest goes
10 excremenl
Bran is given commonly 10 horses WHEN they
arr too much heated, TO refresh them. Care
should be taken that il contains flour IL not
we may dispense with il and use only the water
deeanted from II.
OF itself, bran IL very indgestihlc, and there
are few cases where II can be used with advan-
tage. II the horse be- disposed to putrid mala-
dy, the bran operates with II and passes rapidly
10 puIrld fermentation, which commences in.
medialely by acidiiy aud hnishes by pu,refac.
ton. ven TO a hois Sc for some time II produ.
ces leanness and weakness, and il all horses eal
II with pleasure II is only ON account of the
llour il contains. II produces also vermin
which are ing TO the weaAucss OF the animal
II should be observed thai these diseases denoie
the inverse OF strength, aud should not BIO az.
grayaied by giving food calculated 10 dimln.
ish yIgor.
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Cas.er a,il, salts, e..

Nf0W opening large supply of Castor Oil
~ Epssm and Glauber's Salt. &c. with ma
ny other articles in the NJ dicine, Pant, OF
and Dyp-stun', &c. &c. way, all of which are Of
tered at the iO,Cest prices.
Howell DAVIES.
July 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-24

clearly indicates the feelings of the late Postmaster
General, on the subject of the present system Of
prescription, publish it,. "Ihare mo- confidence
Says Judge MI.ean) in the prsneiptes Of ann off
GER oho does not nrnke he public interest his frst
and last confederation" Apply this to the conduct
OF General Jackson and we have the true state of
Judge M'Leans opinion of the new Executive
General Jackson hns taken away Offices in order 10
gratify his OWE spleen and revenge; and has he
slowed them Ia benefit personal atherents When
he sought out Moses Wright and the friends Of
that man had 10 s"onr the country 20 find him. ms
he had ubsconded from his creditors. was that nm
appointment dictated by the principles laid down
by Judge MLean? When the ragged druukcn
varnbond," who "cannnt for the life of him ,Iac, :
pier the supcrscrpton of letter. was appoin,ed
the petition, of the irolicksome bows of Conncc
hcut was that an appoint ment dictated by a REGARD
to the public INTEREST," If argument cannot rouse
the people, surely facts viii.
PoRrsMoUTH, July 9th, 1929.
To me Editor ofMe Western Times
Sir Having been dismissed from the Pos, Office
m tins place, without notice from the Post Office
Department of charges preferred apninst mo md
certain reports preudical TO my reputation HAVING
been put IN circulaton. think due to myself and
the public Ia transmit the enclosed letter :io,n the
nate Postmaster General TO You for publication, in
vndicaion of my character. You will have the gon,l
noes therefore IT, publish the same, and ohlipe
JOHN X. TlIR NER.
Cicthndii, 3oM April, 1929.
Dear SIr: regret To sec evidences of unre
general chan1e at officers than | supposed could
take place. On this subject, my opinion remains The
same That 1T was under he late Administration
| Your duties nave been Saiihfmy performed and
yon have moi am sure, used the facilities of your
"iIce to produce a political el.ct. II resting on
such grounds does hot ensure Your continuance IN
once, private station is the post OF honor hone
YOU will not be- moiested. 1t might be well 70 ed.
dress letter 10 the Postmaster General, stating
frauAN, what your course has been ard ask Of him
'he Justice to inform YOU, If any representation
duct.
have no confidence in the princr! ofany officer
who does not make the public interest his first and
last consideration.
My recent change of position. have no t,,nbt in
every point OF view, vas iudicious. l now am moi
involved III the responsibilities OF others and have
, done cnongh IN n political point OF view To show
my principles of action. ! would write TO the Post
Master General III your behalf but cannot believe
1t Is necessary, anu there some consideration,
which would render the step njudico,is, unless il
were Imdisprnsaby necessary.
advise ymI, by all means not 10 resign. Re.
main at your post and continue faithfully to dis
charge your duties.
VAN very great respect, your obedcnt servant
\ JOHN M'LEAN.
> j. r. TCRNER Portsmouth,. Ohio.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-24
ONE CENT REWARD.

DAN away from my employment, an indcntcd ap-
4 prentice, To the trade of House Carpenter and
Joiner, WILLIAM FARMER, nc is about eighteen
years old, about five feet SIX or eight inches high
light hair and complexion, dark hazel eyes; he wore
white Fur bat blue cout' and pair of light coourcd
French drill pantaoons and took with him, pair of
green corduroy pantalouns also. have strong rea-
sons TO suspect, he has been seduced and decoyed off
by his brother.in-law, MARKER Bowler, IT,, who
understand lives at or near Windsor. a few miles
above Richmond on James River All persons are
cautioned against employing, or harbourng the said
FARMER, az am determined to enforce the utmost
rigor of the law upon such offenders. In addition to
the reward, thanks will be offered for his appre-
hcnson, and delivery to me, in Manchester.
July 24-2t CHRIST. BRANCH.
=. :. have this day heard he (FARNrR) has
gone m James River in boat destination Slate
River Buckingham
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Eer & R.1t,ist e girginia-to ,Dit:


EpE II REMEMBERED, That on The trs,,v .;v,,h s -,
'ne IN the h;ty third year Of Independence Of r
United states OF America Thomas " Er>b,,. of :,
sN sara Dis'rct, hath deposited in Zee Tie title M
-. uh me Ti whereof he claims proprietor i'm In,
o9"ius 10 wi' st Constitutional Charts, Comparative.
'cs =" ue legislative, Executive, aud Judiciary Ien,r
'hetS III the Constitutions all the States i the -,
c''ns MAT OF tire tuited States With an Appendix
Iaies VI taiHcit Rishmond: Printed and puLlsbed
H"'a w Write 1897 IN conformity TO tie act OF Co,
IT, W we 'h'ea Sia''s, entitled An for the encournrr
,e learning 10y securing the copies Of Mans Charts n
BOOKS 3" tue authors and popretUTs such comes Ir,n -
'"'' '"'''' "'eh"med; RICHARD JEFFRIES
or Jerk OIL Eastern District of Virginia
W me above work is in lress aud viii soon he rr
me Hhlowirs extracts irom the Authors Ded;caon
% 'eace w'i' Siice io explain both plan and DESIGN as
Vie NolS Its CHIEF object enable all who wish h n,
sI'en the labor OF that WHICH MANY viii he s
VI Nis MO e constitutions Of Sister States wit, yevI
" Sic' All us he-l notifications, for the purpose OF re-
"o'eli5 our own this end hare endeavored so In
construct te following harris Tables YOU may cn,npa,
al single glance the every particular l,s
Government with the the princna Eara -
apprava" - ~ 1919 % ~" s"d!1
vi one 81 tho pre- requisites Improvement of our
49, - .nIm we'll respecting Is hat .
% S ~ our SISTER States IN regard the ameora,ion Z
eH WI tptY, attempt facilitate the acnuisc If III.
Ahp"'nS - ceE,am!y worth making at the ,reep, o., 81
"s prove h,S'iY ussi provided executed with ol,s i
~ a'l J"nen'. nder these impressions the Author rr
' """is attic work begs leave Offer 70 the Puti coz
81 s or aheS containing in compeiIdious firm ebsr,c
rom ai ire constitutions different States ,cIt;rg ~
:" me Ohhed states These Charts exhibit n, orc yie. :,
Pe' features o EACH classified under different hen
81 her Legislative, Executive, Judicial Denartrerrs
vi an Appendix" - 7''SN :" "'r i"1Ei
The Work n he offered for sale in R,cb,nood p.,o,
Nonk fredericksburg, charlottesville Lyucbbpr, aud -
jrly -
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@terfto1t Sales.
Stock Of Dry Goods
At AUCTION

nj HUCITO.N.
'ENl r subscriber intending TO discontinue tho Dry
u Goods business, viii sell, on MONDAY next
the 27,h instant at 10 o'clock. vi.bov. reserre, -
his store, Market Bridge, his entire stock of DRY
GOODS, comprising general assortment OF wcs
selected articles, among which are
Elegant calicoes, silks of every description
SHperfns cloths aud cassiineIes
Sattiuctts, flannes. casbIics
DoDiestics OF every descriptions
Irish linens, lawns and diapers
BriH;h ana German oznuburgs ofol linGs q
Checks, plnia$ and stripes
good assortment OF ribbons, SC. SC.
u I'M day OF sale, he offers his stock at cost arc
soncis those wishing bargains 10 CALI
Terms al sale. FRANCIS FARuANn
OTis. DuNTop ~ Co Auc,s iuIv OF
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GOULDIIIiI. FOR SAIE.-Pv,Suan,,, !, d.-,., :;

~ sDIii1i' FOX SAIE.-Pursuant To n decre Al =
oue m the cOuti of CHANGER the district of Fec.
r'cAsor the undersigned commissioner apnon,sd bv 81
con Tor the special puIpose Will to the h,ghest
nc auction NJ Hanover fourth yyedn,.
day ~ sst a being day. that valuable esat, calI
GOchiH, on anunkey river, the af Hanover he
tween ono and two miles above Hanover Town ons ds,s,.
about eighteen miles from Rehu.ohd, the following
One third cash. and credit Of ye.rs on the IA
lance payable IL equal snnusl inssments secured ~
bond with good security, and deed of prenca
Tins estate contains about acres Jar,e 80.
portion OF which IS valuable low grounds has agov.
been considered a. Of the bsi anj tho COUNT
he Improvements consist OF good barns and two I
%ces which with some repair, might lie made coufoab.
plantations he principal building has been bpni but I'M
VANS are standing, Of good workmanship and r he a-ai
n o. Ihe lsnd has been rented for the present year
receiver appointed by the of chanoery but
he gwen The purchaser the first day of Januarv
The tenant the land will be so oLlgine as 10 sheer In
80. person who may wish 10 view IL -
lng 2I-l-t LAURENCE BN'rrAILE, Comm,,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-24
MARIN Il NEWS.
PORT or RICH.NO.ND.

ARRIVED,
FtiS Trader, Hobby, from Boston, with sundres
Schr Defiance Lee, from portsmouth, ~ H with ballast
Sc!r Advance, iionon from Middleton. Comm
Scnr Joseph Bonner, SINNERS, iTom New oGk ballast.
Schr Enulous, blanchard from Bath (Nlej Win lumber Il
-
TO Workman 81 M'Iiruder.
Sobr Delight , from East River, witt, wheat, to l. webb
schr Lady Stevens, -, from the Eappahannock, with
corn, TO BTocAcnbrougi y lIa,ie-
SAILED,
Schr Aurora, Hooper, for baltimore coa!
LIGHTER Virginia, Uptke, for City Point, with tobacco.
Schr Freedom, Steelman, for SOMERSET coal
Schr May Flower Wallace, Charleston Is { -four.
Schr Mary & Liza Meekins, for Alexandria coal
NOi;t OIk, July ~ ARID, sclr Emily Davis Covc.i lar
Richmond, bound TO lhiladelphia
he schr spark arrived yesterday, spoke off Smiths Island
on saturday schr Eniulous, of Bath, Richmond
July 2i-ln Hampton Roads, brig N.rrod, Hill, 3 day.
from York.
Sailed schrs Waller Ilye Seward fr Oheans Emily
Davis Croweh. for Philadelphia; Ann Maria, Jenkins fr
Charleston, and Spark, Poole, f,r Baltimore
rom taunton Roads brig mn, Barry, NarSpirrs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-24

SrAPLE AiITiCLES.
Tobacco, iea(-
good Co fine, lO0,b. SCal2 5OI
middling, 8 &c
common. IA 4
refused, ) a 5
mann fdefured--
LIST quail. cay-ndish, 10. IS a 40
snail Twist, no. D, IL a Is
no. 2, Sail
Flour, city mills. new, s a 6 so
caI.ai, = T5ao
Uhedf, new, 80 n ?5
Corn, bush. 46 a 40
Coal. best for shipping, il q 70
inferior, IL a -
Cotton, "a .
VARIOUS OTTER ARTicIKs.
-Iiiim, ib. Is
BrimSfoae, roll, u. 3a3i
Beeslcar, best, - -
BufieT, 10 q 20
Beef, mess, bbl. 10 5OaIl
B1con, new, "a
Cheese, Z a 10
Candles, taliow, mould, lOJaI2
sperm. Fl a %
CgHte, W. ]. green, l3alI
Rio, l2S n l3A
Java, white, I6 -
ordinary qualities, lIlal2
Chocolate, no. I, lOa 10
CpPeras, ID. 3 a "A
Fash, behring's, no. !, new, AS
shad, no. l, 8 soar
inackctel, no. ], soarce, q
do. no. >, >
do. no. ), ) 81
Fruit
raisins, bunch, box, 75al
muscatel, ) ~
EeatteTs, live geese, good, 30aS!
Glass, window, 5xlO, 80 feet,
: - l0Xl2, do. &
GWnpo'cder, Duponi's, > 80 a G
Hemp, American, tom, $50 a l..
Hides, Sp'h, sun dried, l7aI9
sllted, l2al6
Indigo, spin ilo,an,, n. 7ja2 y
Iron, Swetles, ton, lU5
English, 80 a 80
| American, 50 "A 30
LG-d, rcw, 6laT
Lime, ] -
L'Itier, sole, ljaC5
upper 75a2
Lumber, clear, 1910 It. -
merchautable, IL a IS
.hdhogdnY, Il. Dom. II. - a d
BAY, In Az
.oIoIaS.ss, gal. \. O. % 80
superior, - "A 81
| ". India, generally, - a &c
Meal, huslel, 81 a 50
Nails, cut, Id. To
OIL, lnseed, gal. Il 80
tanners, Dbl. Is all
sperm. winter prs'l. gal. go
do. summer do. 65 a 20
Outs, hush. IS a374
Pi'iiyter Of Pans, ton, 40
Pork, prime, BIZ. IL aII5O
mess, II
Rice, Carolina, lncwI = 75a3
Sugar, loaf l3a2O, lump I5al
" O. brown, len lhs. las
II. CToix, do. 8iaIO
muscOvadues, In
Salt, sack, Liv. flied, , 4Oa2 3
ground alum, , 37a1 20
NdlPetre, 10. 10 ala
Spirits
brandy, cognac. caLIlnIl3
apple brandy, 30 a -
peach do. 90 n 100
rum, -. CrOiX " Ant. IN a g
do. New England. % a 30
gin, Holland, 81 los
do. American, 80 -
whiskev, - IA -
Nieti, German, To- 12atl
Eng. bliSterei. Ta8
: Amer. do. u
! G., cWt. , 81 6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-24
From The National LiclIge1ecy.
REEnD

Among the removals by the new administration
Is Mr.. John X. Turner, Postmaster n, Portsmouth,
he received his dismissal, he published letter writ
ten to him by Judge Mclean, and az this letter
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-24
BTGGER'S OFFICE, }
- 90 HnaA

.Ntrl Lottery, odd and EUen,
By which the holder OF two tickets or shares mus
obtain at least ono Prize aud may draw three.
CAPITAL PRIZE $1,000.
Whole tickets 50, Halves so, Quarters H. cts.
The dfpwing will he received THIS DAY at 10
o'clock, at BlGGER'S OFFICE.
July Gi-2.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-24
STRATTON HILL.

STRATT,,N HJLL,--A Tale Of the Civil Wars.
- Bv the amiht.- Of Letters fiom the East
Tales of the West OF A'ngIand, &C. &c: Just re-
ceived at NASII'S.
- 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-24

.4mount IF Prodtce and nunLe, Il DgItS 5a:sed dorH
Through the LDne,' Locks.
Jriv 2e79 binds tobacco 2' hhs -four 1855 bus wheat
tons tar mon, rHek, plank corr. wood
sand, y boats 10 coal boats. 3O78 bus. coal
Ncenihe Baltimore Patriot saws Tire merchant service
oi tdi port continues TO he in OF ealneu Prime hands
NTH small stores quoted ~ - dollars per month and
are much wanted vessels loaded are detained for want
of hands proceed on their VOYAGES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-24
hrc'rsto1t for old Point and .Norfo{E.
81 TIE STEAM BOAT COL.UMEf-S J

's'HE Htearnhant COLUMBUS. Cant. TUsNrp
viii stat jresn Rockets on Monday mornnr
27th, at o ociUt't, dnd proceed to Old Point tbo
same evening. arr-''Wg there before dark; remain
at odd Point until after dinner on Tuesday. wbr,,
she VIII go over 10 Norfolk, and lay until Wed.
Desday morning after breakfast starting from there
at O'Clock will return to Richmond beisre daTk
rare 81 Tor The tap including two meals Furnished,
OIL each passage. Servants and children half price
Passage dcwa or up only, s..
July 23 ~ y. LUHLAN Aren't
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-24
TO-MoRRow,


WILL be drawn the Union Canal Lottery, Class
w No. o, containing the following handsome
prizes. SCHEME.
prize Of $4,000 ! prize Of $4,000
do 1000 ! do ,6gG
10 do 1000 ! 10 do 400
The low price of tickets in this scheme, ought 10
induce adventurous TO try their luck
BE particular and call at HAWKINS Golden
Fishery" Some choice bait TO be had-the tide is
now exactly right for turbot.
Whole chance s., IIulfS9, Quarter s..
july %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-24
BANK or IIRCLNy3-.I,,J,, ta26

IliE PRESIDENT and Directors declared Dividend %
three pee cent, the CAPITAL Stock for C last hall YEAR.
payable on ,he l5la instant. W DANDRDGU, cash
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-24

SCARCE ARTiCLE.-rhe suhsc Iibors have lie, 70
- eesd few pieces Boiling Cloths Of the eelebrate 4aEs
slanp rom No 4, 10 No O. inclusive; which they offer tr
cusWmefs a. the usual prices VIM. g. ID. KYLE & 60
july 2B2tc y; 1T,as,,, ~,