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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-23

NOTICE.
Ah. WM. 5. Scott informs his friends and tho
- public generally, that he has recently re-
moved to this City. He tenders his professional
services to the inhabitants Of Richmond and its vie
cimty His Office is situated on the Main street, a
snort distance above the Banks, and Immediately
unaer Mr: Bakers Boarding House.
June 10. I2-4t-
oHN -; kOY having removed to Norfolk, has
Merchant, and will transact any business conf;ded
TO MS care The possession Of the commodious
ire proof Public Warehouse, situated in the most
eligible part Of the Borough, enables him 10 ofer
TO the planters descending tho Roanoke SECURE
and convenient Storage for their produce. His
office IL in the house recently occupied by MSssrs
J. SxP Z. Tabb. June 2. 1-tf
- RUMFORD ACADEMY. : - =
ME Exercises of the Second Session of tha
IL present year, will commence at this Institu
ton ON the 18th July and terminate on the 18th
december next The course pursued In the cias-
sicai department, comprehends the higher Grecian
and Roman Authors, and enables the students nd
vantageousy to join the senior classes in any Of
the Colleges OF the u. States. The English and
Mathematical department, will continue under the
care Of Mr. +. w. Kenny, whose requirements as
mathematician are sufficiently known and re-
quire no eulogium. This Seminary now affords q
complete opportunity of acquiring knowledge
not only Of the branchcsof Mathematics reouisif,,
TOR admission into College, but also of being we'll
qualified to enter the Navy the Military Acade-
my at West Point.
IEKMS-Board, washing and tuition per Ses-
SION OF o months, (each Boarder finding his own
bed towels, candles, &c) 500, payable in advance;
union alone, $l5 per Session, likewise TO be
paid in advance. VIM. HAWKESWORTH
klng William, june l6. 1l-l6J23, 30, l0J14
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a RUNAWAY mn JAIL

WAS committed 10 the Jail Of Gloucester county Va o
" the Esd day Of January sst negro by the usmo
VINO says be hs property Of one Dr. Fletcher Of
ia" oTids that be purchased 70 Georss whsD small
boy snd carried scus where the msppi where be
bought by The sid Fletcher Frou the appearance Of the
said negro snd bis sreount be supposed TO Re about
twenty eight yes Of very black about Eve feet ncbt,
high, sud very intelligent for sye When committed 10
ISL, he hsd cost Of grey cloth The oeuer Is
requested 10 forward pfove property take h
swsy he will be cold e. the isw directs
JAMES II. JONES, Tailor,
Clio. County, va.
hprI 81. 49, rsn
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Penitenfiarv. 6M Ia. rs 1870

Peuitenfiary, 9Th no. Is, 1929.
NTOTiCE s hereby gwen, ha by the rules snd resuIa
~ toBs adopted ~ the Executive the hours Of sdmtn
person. 70 visit the interior Of this from A. nj
to oeoek on Mondays Tuesdays, Wednsdays
aud Fridays Intercourse far ssrela;0s and
delivering Ut article; will be suspended for three quarters Of
40 hour between sud o'clock frGm the goth Mafchto The
2Qh Of September and from The Goth September 70 the 20
March between sud o'clock A. NJ and (oue hour from
cne % o'clock throughout the year AZ s other times Of
the day persons having business with the IDstuon or any
OF its ofieef', will bs promptly attended To-,
SAM'L p, PARSONS
Superintendent
'une ~. I2-H
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WILLIAM < MARY COLLEGE.
YENIiE Visitors and Governors Of the College Of
n William and Mary, are notified, that their
Annual Meeting takes place on the 4th day Of
July next, on which day, they are respectfully in
yiled to attend, at heir Council Chamber.
RO. McCANDLISH, Rector.
Williamsburg, June 10. 12-t4thJuly
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RINAWAV

Runaway
1SSROn the subscfbsr the II uIt Alien W. Durham an
~ indented aPPrent the tailoring bushes, about 90
years OF tive feet nigh drk eyes, hair pumpkin
complication hiss down look when spo en- reward of
i've dollars will be given To suy person WHO will deliver him
70 me ~ TINS piaee, hiu Jsl ret
him sssu. forbid al persons from hsfb5u1ns tn pov
ing or trusting BAN my account
LoYISE F. MUNRoE.
Ca Irs, ntayi9 I2-sts
~ ACH OF the suh,ctbefs wsnes purchase nnuner Of
Ia Negroes, Of both sexes, from 10 IS yeats Of age for
"hb the highe, cash prices will be gwen No Certificates
Of character, will required
NATHANIEL REESE
MARK K. COCKRILI.
June ~ f2--f
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We publish" says the London Times of the
9th OF May, " a financial paper of the United
States, which ought not to be read by any British
statesman without exciting in him the most seri-
Gus feelings. The debt of that great repub.
lie s not than from ct2 000, 900 to Ell. oo0-
o0s sterling e-iourth of one years revenue of
Great Britain, and about one-sixtieth of our ma
tional doba"
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
tITANTEp - ire Peuen,isry FIVE fou.sud Ffeus
w Barrel D,lis,i. THOMAS NELSON r. A. =.
Jan. -. 81 "A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-21
FOREIGN NEWS.

An arrival ut New York To the 9th March, brina.
the highly important intelligence that the bill for the
Catholic Emancipation has been brought into the H.
Of Commons by Mr.. Secretary Peel-its provisions
aud its passage through that body by the great ma.
jority of 1873. The Kings favorable disposition to-
wards the measure is already known, od the con
concurrence Of tho ii. OF Lords is Only wanting, 10
place Nou'n Catholics vi the same substantial foot
ing OF political right and privilege. with the Protcs-
tanfs. when we remember the generations that
have passed away amidst the groans, suffcrings and
dcGradations OF the Charlottesville many intellectual
attempts made by the most popular and eloquent men
in England, Pitt, Fox, burke, Sheridan, Canning,
for their rclief-the dreadful state of ireland, with a
population of 100000 looking forward 10 this sos-
sion OF Parliament as tho period when they were 10
be liberated b. the government, or when they were
determined To sfrite tue Jtow for their 0rn E-eedom-
above all, that by this measure, seven millions Of our
teHow creatures ac restored to the rights of men End
citizcns--wc believe THAI all, acquainted with the
HISTORY of England for the last century, will agree
with MIR. HuskissoD, that this bill OF DIr. Peels is tie
most important event since the accession Of the
House of Hanover to the throne OF England. In the
language of Mr.. Grant--it is truly ga great day for
EHgland-a great day for Ircland-a great dav for
MIR Peel-and a great day for the rights and liberty Of
mankind throughout the world"
The judicious reader will mpon examination, fnd
the conditions of the Emancipation, except the dis.
Establishment of the 40 shilling frccltolders---. meas
ure advocated two years ago, by Mr.. O'Connell him
sell, and therefore we presume, not very dangerous
or oppresslye---mor nominal than substantial. APP
pearonccs were to be saved, and we must rather
wonder that so few and t,lerable conditions were ex-
acted, than that ANY conditions were annexed 10 the
emancipation. We hope the Irish viii take Ai,.
assured tLat they will speedily get all they wunt---
TOR zoe, in TIM country, khoo, that the way TO strip
religion of its fanaticism and its ilihsral party ten
dency, is to give it in all its varieties, lis own free
course. In a short time, the people of England will
only wonder that they were ever fools enough TO ap-
prehend danger from Catholic Munumission. No
thing can cxtrpct the sharp fangs Of intolerance and
bfgutry, but to put ali on the same footing.
Fhe news is not late enough TO tell us low the
vato in the II. Of Commons vas reccireI through
England. We may expect cuIrnlotions a, ii.st.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-21

N,rGlN1A EtrrT1nN

VIRGINIA ELECTION.
aadp"""'- Congc--ioual result alrcadv anua-nt-G-
OF DELEGATES Jlo Newman 73I, ". w. AIasudc,s 50.-
WI, t Gatewoo' ,ul.
Brhtdg- Chai,s James F5a!Luc- 5D7, Gen. Elisha Bo,d
Coll Hodges 1Ol
Ihvdy-Juhn Mullen, VIM Seymour.
PrgHfmn-No opposition to NicCnv ir Cmrisss-U. of D..
Harmon liiner' 278, Ecni. Mctoy. 2t8-Wm. Hull c.
the District Of Hardy, Berkeley, sc no opposition 10
Armstrong for tuugces.
From tire Williamsburg Congressional District, we lcii
generally, that Matthews gave Col. Bassctt a decided m7Iortv.
IVA northampton y largo majority Tor Mr. G. NJ EiaViUi. Nj
,nhc's vote was but LITTLE increased IN either eounty. York,
w ildtnsburg aud Accoinac 10 vote. Tho latter a arclt coi,tv'
holding the balance, and II MIR. Coke is there taken Up, h,
election considered certain.
CHARTS Cty-No opposition IN Sfcrcng'n for Cou,rrvS-
~. Of D. ). y Christian, WIN. T,lcr
h'ng q Pvoer-No opposition 70 Rome ioI Con.rss-u. of
D.: Ino. Caiucs,f William Atmislcad.t
- New Members
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tHNRGrsrOwv, 2fu March, tc.g.
.HcSsS. " liam 8yrairs, J,sph Uqck1ey. I'm. Linn, a,d
JOu0h LOciLnyL
tcn'lclncn' Your letter n the BID inst WIS received today.
tc'oEnising ~ ~ fullest extent, the right of the icuhoidcs II
the senatorial district, composed of tic countics n Frederick
and Jefferson, 20 dcniIud of those whom they wish IN rcprcscr,
them m tine convention 10 he held for tic purpose NJ amending
or ncwInodcllng the constitution IT tic State, an avoval nj
their sentiments On that Interesting subject, I proccrd M once m
answer the intcm1gatOncS prOpnmdcd Nv your letter, "Mh rihcr
the right Of sufiag g muv not bo extended Whether a rcrG,t
equalization NJ representation agreeable tn white population
would not DO prcdcucd On equitable Hud just primo pies How
far the iu1iIHw branch oftlr constitution NAV be- urv,.r,oJ,U.
cd - rs IN promote the ntrtoSt of the people generally; aud
whether the executive and ministerial officers ofuro Guycmnsu,
should No. be elected immediately hy The pcoplc'r
That the right of sufhaCc ought To I've cVcndcd, so n ~ ,r.
cludo q LARGE proportion Of our icltOw-citizcus, now excluded
from that privilege bv the present couSttuti,fl, have not tc
least doulf, though ! am hv no ur1us an advocate fr what is
I51a.I" 'u7"rsGoi &" %" '1Tr ~ rci.d, sgGHgo' "a. -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-21

pTeSel5Opa sho1ld be upon the l-siTof while poptgatson. Is A
proposition so Just aud reasonable, that have little faith in the
sincerity or those who advocate a efficient opinion.
l have but few objcctiOns to our judiciary system. / think.
however, that chanceIy jurisdiction Iuight, with p,our-,v. ,,d
probably with good effect, lie conferred ON our 'citcut cot,rts:
and that these courts should hsVe IA more resprets th,n they
now possess, concurrent jurisdiction with the county co1us
The county CoIu sySieiD 4 am satisfied wnh-byleyiuy II Ia t.
n cheap aud good system Tor the adinunister M of Justice. an,
entirely averse from aloishns il; AMI against all ATTEMPTS
which could possibly eaect tire Independence Of tho judiciary
aS a coordinate branch oi the scyeInmeat
With respect TO the election Of the executive, | sc no ;Dpro.
prety in permitting II 10 remain as at present, pOyided the
constitution should be- SO altered rs to extruI the Iisit of ,uaf,se
ad to Tx representation on the basis of white LopJ.1,rri; other.
wise Gu NV opiinon) th" election should te MADE immediately
by the people. 1 have never known any PRACTICAL evil to arise
ison the present mode oi appointing ministerial Qfccre hcsldes
j 90 not see how the county court sysi"tn could be we'll sus
tanned, II the shernaltY we've taken from the Justices cotnposiue
mat couri and rs TO the appointment OF constable, or other
inferior ministerial Officers, " not i.I4. the people should he
yeIcd with their election.
In conclusion, | beg leave 70 observe, tuat in nv iIia,nCit.
the great evils we have 10 complain of in our p,csent ,;,ien IL
government, arise ftOm TIE unequal .epie entatioU IN tie Jcne.
1I Assembly, the uuwicldmess OF that body arising from il,
excessive numbers, thereby involving a ttcat aud needless *
pehdituIe OF public Honey, and tue unjL' Limitation OF (. e r.ht
os suffrage. These evils being Tcmed!e1, | think we would have
no great or serious causes oil complaint, AID ! profess myself 10
be uninsniy TO all theoretical schemes, ana untitled expert
meuts.
AIuIpish, gentlemen, my opinions may not o. IN accordance
WIN your own, upon tire topics on winch they are asked 4 hope
.1ey are inielligible aud explicit, as assure you / wish then, 10
tc ~. very respectfully, yous obi. eIvant,
rnOAGts GRICGs, il.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-21

WILL be given by the subscriber for the apprehension oil
w his negroes, Jor LNoNs, ions SANn-oS, wv. SAMPSON,
buLY FAHrrR, S,WN CuAutfs S,tru. Joe is a stout and
i"ti,i TAT, black man, "ih "a smiling countcuducC, and white
tcr,l. John q, o~frliiIc height, aul rather slim make, not very
tall 1nt sto1i, OF q tivrt color, AMI s'uurr- q little. Billy is
rdiHcr lower thin tc common height, is ~ muli,o, and has olc
o. two OF his front teeth broken patty of Sam s loy, stout
made bIicN ml. Charles is rather tall and linn, black, and
has humps IN his face. 1icv generally took with them nap,
c"un1 CLOTHES and new ozitdbtg shirts some ottlcm also took
with tUCm old blue coats, jdckcis and pdutsioors, white cotton
or linen shirts, aud cticr Sunday clothes, as they call them.
lbe above men, aiicrcommittr- 4 robbery iu the ucghhohiboi.
ran OF OF the 7th inst. and arc probably lurking about Pich'
noud, PETERSBURG, Norfolk, Hanover court house, or Tho Pirnir
Tree VIII give the above rcSah ,or I've apprehension nj aM.
~ $40 iorc each nrs'o. NIL CARTER
Hn lI--nn1W
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HILARY BAKER, Com'r.

Tho defendants IN tie above mentioned suit. will tai,
notice. thht IN fudty, the 2gtb day " May next, b treon
'e hours ~ = o'clock M the morning, sud 6 o'cIc ck H. the
o'Tnr' IN the city of Richmond, 10 take tive dispositions of
Samuel Carter and others; and on the next DAY, between
the hours Of \ nclrtk IN the morning, aud = ocluck iu the
afternoon shall proceed, at the Office cfJpho Wrkhsm, Esc.
w the city OF Ricbmoud. to take the DEPOSITION Of SAN
Wickham, which dispositions se ~ b. taken to be usu3
and read as evidence IS She s!onsld suit.
~ So IN. uASR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-21
GREEN CORNER.

fENiL Nuun-critrr wishes to settle himself permanently in the
= country, and 10 enable him 10 no ~ rn moe Lu.ulut; IN
himself he i, anxious To sCi tine a1oye namyl DroaayTv in.
place "i his present residence. lie has, la a former advertise
nrchi, NOTICED snre OF The local advantages OF Green Corner h.
Nil not repeat them here. The property consists Of two Los.
AMI extends nom II to / street, anil viii be sold en,ire or in
n'ofIir~. 1t It Is not disposed of NJ private sale, "a mode OF
selling he greatly prefers it will b. offered 4, public sale, ON the
premises, at II o'clock, on TlunsIav, the 7tl dav vi ie.t
ninth, aui the terms VII then he made kuoNn.
1pS--' CHARLES CDrT NNO
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Spring NMppM.

IIlE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the ruiIc
= generally, that he has Just returned from the northern citics
where he has selected an elegant assortment Of fades and Cen
tcmcn's BOOTS aud SHOES, which have arrived aud are nov
opcpng Ills present assortment consists Of almost cvrry aui.
Gle in BIZ hnc:-arnong them arc Gcntlcmen's fine calf and sc7l
SKIN Boots, with round and square toes. Gcutlenen's calf san,
fved Boots al 81 30. do. zeal do. nailed TO from a. 80 to g..
Tic Is disposed 20 sell at accommodating prices. and yespcci.
ilNy invites t1c public 20 call aud examine Tor themselves
SAMUEL PUrNEY,
ap IS-m fist Tnder tho Farie ijr'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-21

Tho parties interested viii please take notice, ihst J
have appointed the 1jth DAY Of June ucvt. 10 commeuse
the accounts directed m the foregoing order Of court, on
which day st9 otIOci, A NJ. they ao required ~ attend
al my Office ~ his city, with their accounts, and yone,es.
ready Tor eHamiGstiou aad settlement.
HILARY BAKER, Conf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-21
THEATRE.


Mrs. FLYNN'S FIRST APPEARANCE.
Mr. DnSon The celebrated Bufo Singers first nigh.
rms EVENING. April. p,
Um tS prsSeated ns taWghabie Pe,It C6nsdy Of tee
YOUNG WIDOW.
Splash, Mr.. Stona
As originally Pkyed By hln at tie u States ThsaGrcs.
Aurelia Fairlovc. the Young Widow, Mrs. F!ynn.
(roa He -StV forS and PhiLrSePhia Theatres.
In The course nj the Piece. r FLYNN vii
introduce the admired airs Of Fall not in Love,
aud "Iurra for the Bonnels OF Blue"
RI TnE KSD or The PLAY,
NR. DlXSON, the American Bu1fo Singer. vii
appear and sing the following Songs: Push Alcng-
Keep Moving" "Anaizatiou," aGd "Ectsey Bakcr.
- cd1elljs 'etts SiaSP.ales ~iaVgbojls CJmeJy, eniiI.1
Catharine and Petrucio,
TANNING TIE SHREW.
Pe.rucio, Mr.. Finn.
Tomorrow evening, rNyedAcsday) 4 iavositc
Play and Farce.
HERR CLINE viii nuke ms second appea rance
OIL Wednesday evening.
" Doors open at : o'clock, pc..o.Diance 10 c,m-
mc'ce before g precisely.
- Tickets--BoX and Ply - cents, Middle Gale.
ry 81, Left Gallery -.
~ Tickets may b. mad at the Theatre. Ea Gle IIo.
Tel Cn'on t1otcI, am Beck Conteci ioasry.
apri, u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-21

~ IN want OF the above articles, are invited to coll
at my old established stand, 8 doors aboYe the Eel
Tavern, Main Street, where they will 6nda very ge-
neral ossorfucu, aud o. unusually low prices.
colo! JOHN THOMPSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-21

blOOfIK OFIlCES
AlHGiNiA: AT a superior count of ChsnceIy hr1.
V den at the Capitol in the City Of Richmond, on Moo-
day, March toe 23d, 1872: William Mann and SAINT
Dyer, H. pits ogaulSt Thomas T. Bouldin, executor az
David Ress, deceased. jacob Myers and Eliza hs Wiz
John Duffeld and Amanda his wife, and Walter l.. Fons.
Tame ami GeuTgs NJ. Payne, adm'fs. Of David Rose
deceased, aud Frederick a. Hos. devisrss Of David i,s>s
deceased, dts.
Inc defendants Jacob Myers and Eliza his wifi. a.,
{ ie"e'icN A. hoss who are out OF this country, and az aius.
""om me Piain'IHs appear 10 have prnceed bed in the n,ode
picscnhed By law against absent dcfe nda nfS. still 6,iur-
In appear aud answer. on motion Of the ulaiutiGs ~
cuuusei' the court doth luke their bill 10, conCe sSed az -
those defendants: Aud the cause coming on 60 b. bcat,,
on the bill taken ior confessed al rules, as IT, ttr other d.
PENDANTS, exhibits au' rXauiua tons Of witnessed aud us~
argued by csuIScl: On Consideration whereof the cpn,,
""th aUJunge' order aui decree, that the ut.acts TefeTre6
10 ~ the proceedings, be, aud the same is hereby aunullri
ana heclaied VOID: that the defendant Thomas f.. B,ul..
un' executor OF David Boss, deceased. do deliver IN q,
the plaintiff, William Mann, N be cancelled, the hpuF
executed by him for FIVE hundred dollars 10 the said Bcul.
he out " the estate fhis testator in his hands TO be adnf-
nislsred, do pay "a he plaintiff Samuel DYER, ir. the sur,
oi one thousand dollars with interest theTerJ finn, ,b,
tvriy-ninth day Of July, 1916, ull paid; spd that he ren-
DER before p commissioner of the court, an accnun, ofbfs
administration of 'he estate vt his tcstator, and the said
commissioner ~ drcCied to examine, ate aud settle The
sdh account, - well as an account Of all the rsvo,en,s
made ny the plaintiff William Mann 20 the said David
koss during his life time, on account of the purrb,,s -
the lands ~ the bill me ntinne Il, or To the sand Thors, q,
bonldin, executor rs aiorcspid Id, since the death of the said
Ross on the same account, aud report the same 20 the ,put,
uiin any matters specially stated dccmed 20 tincnt BIZ
himself 90 winch may be tsquiiet hy The yarIes to he 60
stated.
copy. TesDr, WI g. TENDLLToN, g. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-21

TIiE subsug.nars respectfully announce 10 Their
fricnds and he public generally, that they have
eutc.od into conartncrship. and intend CARRYING OIL
TIE DRY GOODS BUSINESS
IN this place, undcr the finn Of BARals & BnLr.
They have taken the house one door above Charter
a. Williams, and immediately opposite to Mcssrs.
Of receiving per the Planter and Effort a general and
well selcctci assortment OF fancy aud staple article,
suitable 10 tn" scasou-wh;ch added to those already
received by the Ecd. tie last arrival from New
York. will make thcir assortment complete and
desirable. NEWMAH w. BARNES.
apri! ij-d6t-cGt BENZ. LLOYD BELT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-21
MARINE G2Eygg,
PORT or RICHVOND.

ARRIVED,
Sc.f Eleanor, Moss, 3 days nom Philadelphia. viz, an as
sorted cargo ot dry golis aud g,uce,ics, ~ Il / SmuIh, " Rat
rl.''-' = hIcnIGos, ID Peliou, Itu- TyIeT, n = g4tuIi ia"cas.
mt ~ DENLY, y Nan-Lew & go, VIM Allison. & NJ Mitchell.
l a hust' L Webb & co, { Ills, I Mills, } Winston, J IIaIu.
wen. ID iimbellahe J n Wash, Cotton ~ Clarke, Vvoriuan i;
Fry.
schr Rchocca, Cast. No!.s, hom Salfn u, va Nwi,!t, with
candies, shoes, soap, Mc. 10 master.
SAILED,
Schr Factor, Hll, for Boston, coal.
Sl9op fone, Doughty. fr New Io.k, VIA coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-21

According to n new statistical account of the oxis-
tlng Jews, their number throughout the world is at
leISt 2.I0O, 600, belOngInT 70 The different s,cls.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-21

HlChmOnd AEAT Warehouse.
Tro doOrs JGIon .NcSsrs. Lcl1s Ucbb %.
RAYMOND s BROTHERS beg leave to inform
their friends and the public, that they have now
ON hand. ana Will constantly receive IRON tue most
approved manufactures IN London and the United
states, an extensive assortment ct fashionable and
plain HATS. They will at all times keep on hand
n large Gaantity Of Hats, made by their own dircc-
tlcn for the accommodation of those who prefer
them, and Will at any time have Hats made 20 order.
on the shortest notice, an the best manner, and at the
cio1pcst possible rate.
Country merchants eau be supplied with Hats at
wholesale. on very moderate terms.
y. H.-An assortment Of WooL HATS in add
ton 10 the above.
aDriI It's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-21

The noXt Lottery is the Delaware and S. Carolina
the drawing of which will I've received This Even.
Capital prize 10000.
"a Number T.ottCrv--g Drov., Ua1t,fs
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p. cEEynn'S orrfcp.

Nos. drd1cn IN the Union Canal, Class No.
10, -, 81, 50. II, Oh. 46, 81, /.
Several handsome prizes owned ia Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-21
10000 Dollars for q.

's'H!S AFTERNOON, II half past two clock,
the drawing of the Delaware s. South Cnrolins
LOTTERY, Class No.G will be received at BiggeTas
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-21
.REiYLUCK .AT PE.4RMqN'S OFFTCTv

!, 40, -, 81, s., IT, q, 46, 81, /,
are the drawn numbers IN the Union Canal Lottery.
No. 3. Holders OF capital prizes are requested to eli
and receive the cash, and those ha ing small priaeswLt
DO wei TO call THIS Day and renew them in tho
Delaware and South Carolina LOTTERY, the drGle.
i%E Of which will be received at my office THIS
DAY at , o'clock, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-21

d'ReeoHeet-Iickets are only 81. 4 grea, "a
'ia.y If numbers at my Lucky Office.
april 2l-2t W, PEARNaE
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Tickets 81. halvcs2, quarters {.
The Grand Capitols are always for satp. and i'm
c0SA PAID the moment the drawings are received at
ann <l-St BCGER'S OFFICE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-21
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Richmond q Warehouse.

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