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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12
ITEMS.
Maize Of name Five out Of seven
of the new Cabinet are named john.

Maize Of name Five out Of seven
Of the new Cabinet are named john.
University II Vfginia TINS 'nsii-
tuition. IN consequences a the sickness
which has been prevalent there, will not
bs re saened on the ist March due
notice will be given Of the time fixed
upon to commence the studies again.
Gen. Scott We observe in the Pc
tersburg Times, the name Of this gallant
officer proposed as a candidate TO rep
resent that District in the Conventions.
II is stated that he will resign immsdi-
ately, and that within fortnight. bis
return to his old neighboshood may
be expected.
F,sach Spoiiaiiens. A committee Of
the U $. Senate have reported $4,000
600 as the amount plundeted iron A
merican citizens by French cruisers
prior 10 1900 To indemnity the saf.
/ fesers, the comm t,ee think our gov
eminent bound; and Recommend an app
prorriation OF the above sum.
| The yNsthodisfs. 1T 10 now 100 years
since this sect commenced at Oxford
under Wesley.
The Newspapers mention efforts
made in several OF the Northern towns
and cities to relieve the suffering OF the
poor, from cold and famine. To these
individual and occasional charities. not
Malthus himseli could object.
.Nusziing Dogs = By corporation
Law OF Norfolk. Va all dogs are ior-
hidden to walk the streets. without col
lars (shewing the owners we prssumes
and muzzles, to prevent their biting
MIR. Jefferson's Library has been car
risd to Washington, for sale. II con-
sists OF accommodations made by b'ms
since the purchase of bis former collec-
ton by Congress
Alarm among he latcyevs and doctors.
"A considerable sensation prevails a
mong the members Of The above profess
sions. The law OF this ate, imposing
a tax on lawyers and physicians, has
not heretofore been enforced, because
lit was supposed to be unconstitutional
The supreme court having decided that
il is constitutional, the prosecuting at
torney has issued circular requiring
Immediate payment of the tax assessed
by the court, v hich is fue dollars on
each individual! 1t is feared that the
collection Of this win produce number
u bankruptcies among the dealers in
| briefs and blue bottles. - Clncinn GG=
The Elk P,es,dsnt lMr ADAMS has
retired with his family. TO the beautiful
situation on Meridian Hin. (the proper
ty Of Com. PoarER) directly West Of
the CITY, which be has rented. and vii
occupy for few months to come, il no
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12
PUBLISHED. WEEKLY,
nv WASHINGTON EVANS,


IN AWFANVhs
on TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS,
AFTER Tas YEAa zxPrREs.
GTNo paper discontinued until all arreara.
res are paid up, except at the discretion OF
he Editor.
- Advertisements inserted at the rate Ct
oae Dollar per square for the three first Inser-
tons, and twenty-five cents per square for each
subsequent insertion.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-12

The Elk President MIR ADAMS has
retired with his family. TO the beautiful
situation on Meridian Ill., (tbe proper
ty Of Com. PosrER) directly West Of
the CITY, which be has rented. and vii
occupy for few months to come, il no
longsr.--Aat. Int.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-11

'iiS NAOoC ny Tie Sue OF ltlc WilutSS UuAs
and underneath the witness, who had an
uncommon share of action in all his words.
As he uttered the words Dab, says Dan
iel," he slapped his open hand upon the
bald head Of the gentleman beneath HIM,
who was altogether unprepared for such
AN event. The witness, quite unconscious
of what he had done, went on talking, as
lfRothing was the matter, ,5hite the whole
court was convulsed with laughter.
Mr.. GOdson--Did you commit the con-
yersahon to writingl 2
Witness, [indlgnantly]-Sir, a mans
word is as good as his oath. "a great
laugh.
MIR. Godson--Now, my good friend,
did you commit this % writingl
Witness-I told my FREUD Storer,--
Don't go to law Storer," says ], don't
go to law, or you will be ruined" [AnOth-
er laugh.
A paper was here handed to the witness
and he was asked if ne had ever seen 1t
before. and he answered in the afirmati Je.
Mr.. PhilPotts--I do not wish you to
read it--give it back to me--giye It me
sir,do you hear! give it to mel insist up
on your giving it.
The witness all this time kept reading
the paper, holding it about two or three in
ches from the learned counsePs hand and
gradually moving it away as he stretched
for the purpose of catching it, and never
taking his eyes ofthe paper the whole time.
At length, when Mr.. Philpott's tone be-
came imperative, he handed him back the
paper with most polite and submissive
bow.
Mr. Philpotts-Did notthe plaintiff sign
tins agreement
Witnsss-Yes, they all signed it at my
auction rooms, No. %. Badwin.street,
Bristol Great laughter.
The witness being now done with, at
tempted to take off bis spectacles, but one
of the hands became entangled in the
curls ofhis HAIR and in his efforts to de.
latch it as he left the box, he made such
extraordinary faces. as to set the court
once more in a roar. We have here Civ.
en- but q faint sketch of one Of the most
extraordinary witnesses ever in q court of
Justice. No words can convey an accu
rate idea of the eccentricity Of manner
which pertained to every thing he said
and did while giving his evidence.
Anotho- witness --ras called, vino prov
ed that the defendant owed him Ell, and
gave him ZIG IN order TO induce hun to
sign the agreement, which he did. He az
forwards received his dividends, so that he
goi go out Of his 24-Yerdict for the
plaintiff.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-11
From the Berkshire American.

ANOTHER BEAR SToRY.--Last Wed
aesday afternoon, a young fellow, and a
courageous one too. only IL years old, by
Inc name OF BlackingtOa, was traverslng
ono of the mountains Of this vicinity,
when be was suddenly alarmed by the wri-
thing, and twisting and CRYING for quar-
ters of his doc 10 the bushes near by; he
soon discovered that his little companion
was in the tender embraces Of brun, and
Immediately
Climbed tree, the bear to see.
Poor Trays affection not being so warm
rs bruins. he made his escape as soon as
Hospitality would admit, almost sweating
at the KIND reception he had received -
Meanwhile our hero's courage began to
ise. which like mercury IN a thermometer
was vaclllaung; he descended and ap.
preached nearer the scene of action. agal0
ascending another tree, carrying with him
ms trusty file The contest was now wax
lug warm, and not liking to be a silent
spectator of so deadly a combat, poised
MIS- piece and let slip the dogs Of war, the
effect of which was, the tree being small,
aud the rife heavily loaded. be made
rapid descent to the ground. Not daupt-
ed. he approached nearer, the combatants
already approaching and retreatng, cad
with a firm nerve again discharged has
piece, when bruin showed desire to be.
come more familiar with our hero; but no,
tray still at his heels, he was obliged to
act as rear guard, and the piece was again
loaded, and its contents lodged in BRUINS
neck. But the battle was not yet won.
he contest not yet ended; he was not to
die like brute, but, like many modern he
roes, TO sleep in his glory He made
several desperate, plunges great efforts to
seize his antagonist; but the faithfa dog
true 20 his master. still hung upon the rear,
and ANNOYED him until the gun was again
loaded, the fourth time, and the contents
sent into the head of the ferOcious savage.
He yielded reluctantly and fell, when he
was seized BY the noze and held down by
the courageous Tray; and It was not until
several hard blows from the butt Of the gun
we're given, and, for want other ammunition,
board nail was lodged in the back of MS
head, that he yielded up to superior
force.
He is said to have weighed only about
400, having Psrspired 50 freely N the con-
test as sensibly to lessen bis weight. We
have one Of his tOs,aails or cLalos in our
possession, which, aoitEOia stretching, will
exceed two inches in length, good meas
ure. A cub was on a neighbOring tree,
who, forgetting it, natural affection, deser-
ted it's mother during the contest, and
could not affarWsrds b found,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-11

We arc glad to perceive (says the Boston
Paidot) thai the suggestions Of making the Pur-
chase Of the British possessions ~ North Amen-
ca, 10 proceed Dari pasru with hat Of IeHasl
not uufayorably received II appears 70 % 'nois'
Pensable 10 preserve the proper balance ~ Powe1
IN the Union We are wiling 70 gfsuiy lne
views Of the Soulher politicians, provided .hers
can be some reciprocity Of benefits conferred ana
received. The North has aided 10 the purchase
Of Louisiana and we are wiling 20 lio IN uis
-. @ so5 the other British pOssessions 10
Nth 6n,orics. Five Or siX non-slaye holding
Sc. ,,onij not be moro than ara equivalent ioT
H. n;,e siqye-holdiue States, 70 be carved out OF
Tcras
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-11
WHEELING
CLASSICAL ACADEMY.

VNHE Subscriber having been appointed puoci-
III d of the above named ns.itsuon re-
sgec-tuIv informs ths public llat be has entered
u10r Ihs duties Of his oihre If experience snd
success in doe instruction IF youth may Jay claim
no patronage. then he win u0t wan, Do from those
who usy be u the pains 20 make ths necessary
inquiries
The subscriber will devote his undivided auen-
ZION l1 the Institution. and the Rev. Mr. WHEAT,
who retains permanent couneUon with No. VIII
render his assistance during part of each day.
The course OF Instruction win comprehend the
branches usually deUomns-si Common English
E'1raIon. History the use of the Globes, Natural
Philosophy Mat,bem,ics pure and mixed, Lalu
ANA t7--rk T. W NEWTON
- % -fI6
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-11

Gen. La Fayette lately made tour ihro'
sone ofthe French provinces, aaA was eve
err where received with the greatest res
pct and enthusiast. 4 London paper
says:
'"Never wus King so feasted and urea,
ted as this venerable remnant the revolu-
ton has been. In every quarter he has been
received with shouts of triumph and con-
gratulatory addresses, which, while they
have been complimentary TO hlm, have
generally also been made the vehicle Tor
strong philippines against the new order OF
things. From Greenoble 10 Lyons the road
was througed by continual crowds Of Peo-
pie. who came to testify their regard tor
the principles which had guided his poiItl'
cal conduct, and the esteem which they
entertained towards himself personally.
AT Lyons, 500 young men on horseback,
aud twice az many on foot, came out TO re-
ceiye him, and conduct him within the wails
Of a city, which, il is added, felt proud m
having such guest. M. Pruuele the
Director ftho College, was the spoke M 4
on the occasion. and delivered an eloquent
address, to which the General made ana O.
qually eloquent and complimentary reply.
The Magistrates and other authorities Of
the town did not join IN the aeclamalions
with which he was received. but did not
interfere to repress the enthusiasm OF the
public.v
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-11

was pronounced IN the presence of Dek.
ker-re. who's though proclaiming his own
of the outrages which had been
by others ofhis nation, exclairn-
ed that he feared not death, though il would
be attended with serious consequences, in
asmuch as he had two affectionate wives.
and large family OF small children who
were entirely dependant on him for their
support; but if necessary, he was willing
to die for the honor of his nation. The
Young Indian had been gone several days,
and no intelligence was yet received from
the munerers. The dreadful day being
near at hand, aud Dek.kerre being in a
bao state of health, asked PERMISSION Of
the Colonel TO 90 to the river to indulge ia
has long accustomed habit of bathing, 10
order to improve his health. Upon which,
Cd. s. told hIn, that. if he would promise,
on the honor Of chief that he would not
leave the town, he might have his liberty,
aud enjoy all his privileges, until theuay
Of the appointed execution Accordingly,
he first gave biz hand to the Colonel, than.
ked him for his friendly offer, then raised
both his handsalof, aud in the most sol
emn adiuration promised that he would
not leave the bolnds prescribed; and said,
# he had hundred lives, he would soon.
er lose them all than forfeit his word, or
deduct from his proud nation one particle
Of its boastedhonor He was then set at
liberty. He was advised to flee TO tho
wilderness AID make his escape. But no,
said he, do yol think prize life above honor
or that would betray confidence reposed
in me, for tls purpose of saving my life
He then couplacently remained until nlne
days ofthe tea which he had to live had Q.
apsed, and lothing heard from the nation
with regard to the apprehension OF tho
murderers, his immediate death became
apparent; but no alteration could be seen
in the counenance OF the chief. Il so hap
pened that On that day Gen Atkison ARR
we'd with bis troops from Jefferson Bar
racks, and the order for the execution was
countermanded, and the Indians permitted
to repair TO thR homes
Where caUbe found the man among
civilized nations, taken prisoner by the In
dams. and ,laced under the same clrcum-
stances, WHO would not shrink from death,
and forfeit all pledges, rather than yield
to a seplence 30 awful as that OF being
untimsly preclpitated into a world of SIpiT-
nsl GaIena .4dUertiser.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-11
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
M -,r .le.r LARGE
gWbOEEEW FACP0BX.

WooELEW FACTORY.
H.t. .I tbe machinery aod ou, houses belonging
.It us sItullsd ln tbs add.uont9 'he town of
Bill uee.ug. Immediately ON Ihe bank of the Ohio.
Ib main building IS OF brick, 5J feel 'front.' by
ae- back, aud 4 stories high. Tine machinery.
sufficient to doavery handsome business, rs drove
5y steam eDgiue Of 20 horse power There are
lots 90 fee. font by 10 back each, on which
this Ur1perry Is butts on which there are also a
br.. dfe house. NUh all los fixtures; and bnck
house very well calculated for dwelling these
buildings are under one roof about 80 feet by ~,
and one story high.
TO the manufactures ths property presents M
Ulmersh's advantages, situated DO scounty aboun-
ding iu wool aud al. the materials Coz mau1iactm-
inc as ths cheapest rates. Machine making, and
country carj.ng aud ful.ng have been heretofore,
and may always be carried on extensively and with
profit
THs above property wal be sold on accommo-
dating terms For further particulars enquire Of
iha subscribers ON the premises.
OH. "a. 1S29. O. L. q /. PRESCOTT.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-11
So and az Faelorg al Pia.5.rgs.

In addition 70 the other manufactures Of ron
IN and near Pittsburgh the Gazette Of that city,
informs that there Is an establishment thsre owned
nv Nessrs. Broadmeadow s. Co. 10 which Steel
and Files are manufactured 70 considerable extent
and excellence. A large number Of the principal
mechanics and artisans OF Pittsburgh ATTEST The
good quality Of the Fles manufactured, in a
public advertisement under Their proper names.
These flee are made Of steel which IS also manu-
Pictured IN the same establshmeni, and are asser.
ted, from experience, 10 Be fully a. good - English
ies other than caststeei, and sold a. low. Two
kinds Of Steel are made; the hrsi, pronounced 9
qua TO Engsh blists y sold al IL cents az q Com.
mon blister Al cents per b.
In North Adans the natural water privileges
are equal 10 any town IN Neg England. Tbere
are II cotton and wooAsD manufacfones bes,lss
machine shops giist, saw and other mill. vet lssv
ing numerous excellent sites u0occuDied. There
are SO inhabitants males ga f.niaies so most.
" within the circumference Of q nile.
Michael schultz, q chaisusas roe.siy. n. York
while cutting up corr with trifs, cut hirrssI 20
severely near tue knee, tha. be tlsd u deata mr.
mcdizlelY.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-11

9th Proof Cognuc Bruds. Iansufe Vine n
F. bum HOLLAND Uia jamaica s. .rts Whiskry.
Au ofVb.cb are offered Wholesale Or Rstu. al
,hs lowest marks, prices, for Cash or approved
country produce
Wheeling OCT a. 1899
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-11

There is no class Of human beings on
earth. who hold pledge more sacred and
binding than do the North American In.
dams. A sample of this was Witnessed
during the WinneSsgO war Of 1927 in the
person of Dek-ker-re, a celebrated Chlei
Of that nation, who, among four other 10
dams of MS tribe, was taken prisoner at
Prairie du Chen. Colonel Smelling, Of
the 9th regiment Of Infantry, who then
commanded the garrison, despatched a
young Indian into the nation, with orders
TO inform the other chiefs of Dek-ker-re's
band. that unless those Indians who we're
the perpetrators, Of the horTid murders OF
some of eur citizens, were not brought to
the fort and gwen up within ten days, Dek-
ker-rs and the otherfour Indians who were
retained as hostages, would be shot at the
end q that tune. This awful ssnisD0
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-11
DIV Goods.

Blue Black Olive, Drab and steel mixed cloths:
Blue Black Oxford, stee. and cadetmixed Cas-
smares and Casnets;
Blue Brown Red. White and Green Flannels;
Olive and Drab Bngup Cords
Blue T1yIed Hamilton berries;
Blue white Cotton Jeans
White and Brown DO. Dulling7
Bed Ticking Unusually .oW;)
Cotton checks and P.ads;
Wilmington Stripes;
Blown mt Black Hollands;
Bo5h0eu Wells and Lacesi
B1ubIzeus and Ratmeus,
MarsgIIes, h8leuta SWansdoWn, SILK and Six
Velvet hesuugs;
MeTm0. Imitation. Cashmere and Grape Scarts
W0-s,ci Imitation, Grape 81 w uerlO0 cbSWis;
Cotton Shav,s and H3kts. q good assortment;
Jlcoueu, Cambria, Book and Swiss MUsllus,
plain and figured
Plain and hg O Bonnet and dress silks
Blue, Black and Pink Satin;
Canton Grapes and Grape Robes
italian Grape and Grape Lecc;
Figured B0ok-Mus.m Capes.
Jacou1u Crvats and Robes;
Irish Linens and Linen Cambria HdkE;
Piping Cords and Gimp ass "a. colours
z large assortment Of Cqhc0cs rsry l0U)
Brown and B.eaChed Domestic Nusims from
GA % - cents pei yard
Ladies' Black and Lead CoIored Worstsd Hose;
do. Black Six and White Cotton DO.
Gentlemen White and Black Silk half do.
Ladies' Huskn Kid and York tam Gloves;
Gentlemen do Bucksku, Thread q JrOvud0
Plain. Fg'd and Wauered Sett Ribbons
do 81 DO Mnua. Satin and Feather edged
GluZe Ribbons
Silk Fowler blndma and Barcelona Hdkts.
Umbrellas g. Elastic Water proof Hats 81 Caps;
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-11
Together with Groceries.

,ofes Teas As1,c-, Pepper Ginger. Numegs.
Cloves, Cinnamon. Alum, Maddsr, Chalk
Birthstone. EPSON Salts, oalr Peter, Mustard
Sperm. Candles. Chocolate. Tobacco. $ Float
Bengal 81 Muls Indigo, &c by ths Reg,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-11

YRS now opening 4.us -ts-e ruOm corner Of
~ Main and Jefferson street, and one door north
OF Mrs. Bcymers Inn, a general assortment of
seasonab'e goods, which be Is determined to sell
40 the lowest cash prices wholesale or retail
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-11

ID. 81. 4d. 5d go. -j, lId l2t 100. & 2Jd,
Nails Cast Crowley. American g. Eng
ash Blister Steel Spades, Shoyeh,
Axes Hoes Nauocks. AnyII,
Vices s. Below, Evans
Patent Eeu. Plough sc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-03
Commercial 3aee0r0.
PORT OF RTCHUOJVD
ARRIVEn.

SchT. Eleanor, Morys, from Philadelphia, via Nor
folk and City Point.
Schr Minerva Mister, days from Baltimore, with
sundrios, 10 G Beck Otis, Dunlop g. Co, 1'rplett g.
Johnston, Lucke g. Szer, Cushmau & Andrew, J n
Abbott g. Co, Winston, Carnighan, d Peyt0n
aud 10 order.
BELOW, schr. Chesterfield, Dcasion, FINN Now
York
NoRFoIK, June 90.--Arived, schrs Transport,
Ayrcs, New Yorls Caroline Marion, Barnes, from
Baltimore bound 10 Richmond-put in to land nGr-
chandgc.
The ship Plato, Davis, bound 70 Cowcs and a
Market, went to sra from Hampton Roads this day.
ming, and anchored below Wiloughby's Point, bound
up James River
The shin Rollo, Bevsns, for Amsterdam; and Brig
Lady Adams, Staples, for Marseilles, went to sea
yesterday
NEW YORK, juno 2o-Cld, schrs Effort, Bell, Richmoud
Aradne, Robinson do.
rROYIDENCI June 2lAygj, tchgl's.ci c'a I''clmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-03
BY OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
GROCERIES OF aIr(,I,IO ~


On FRIDAY, the Cd inst. at 10 o'clock win ba
Slid at our auction store general assortment of Gro.
ceries' among which are the iolow:g articles. with.
out reserve,
81 ahds 81. Croix sugar. part prime qualify
IL do Orleans do =
30 bags prime green coffee
40 do white do
hhds Antigua rum
pipes Holland gin
do French brandy
- bbls gin
: whole ,hsd pipes pc Madeira wine
go or. casks Malaga do
10 do do Teneriffe do
half pipes Lisbon 10
100 boxes soap
so do candles, ta,lovv
40 do do sperm
so do imperial tea
Is cases mems fine hats
10 wire safes
doZ. wire siffers
20 kegs green paint
SD do white lead. Terms al sale
july l U. d. g. Co. Auc,a.
ADDITIONAL.
VIII be added To sale THIS MORNING
II boxes OF one dozen each fine sparkling Champairna
pipes fine old Lisbon Wine : -
do fine old Cosnac Brandy
10 kegs Indigo, best Spanish
Il boxes Oranges
iuY3 o. D. g. CO Aue1s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-03

hlR. WRIT AND Mr. WEBSTER
Hon MIR Wit concluded lis plea befnre Suprrme Court
III 'vo oi the heirs 90 Tue Hubbard, against Mr. Brooks
Yesterday at Il o'clock The peldns this case as mini
nave "en eNperteG attracted great thong OF auditors Two
n3y were spent by Mr. Webster the defendant and two by
r WIT for the plaintiffs, independently many able arEti-
mrnis used ~ tue opening Of the by tire able Gu
gagged respectively with Aessrs Webster and Writ Bosfo
mans we are Under many obligations Mr. Writ for the
Splendid specimen he has OF nuhf ehoJueuce
TAR as he could be with proprey under such veghty ayu
meiate case, he playful and ndulged OF
deursve flights OF his GENTS But the a weishtp
oneand no Nakey of Argument labotious reasoning could
be substituted ici the thing itif Mr. Webster has gathered
new iaureis IN the giant conflict as the
Equity there was no juy:-te decision will be gwen 10y the
judges
Nounders1nd Mr. Wrl has been engaged chnse io Che
Warren Bridge
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-03

EEIIS DAT.

I'm Friday. the third day July viii to offered sr s,,, a,
" Henrdo lanyard, al the household aud kitchen Frni.
ture The growing Crop also Horses hoss Houghs and Wsx
with various other implements of husandry For IN
under five dollars, cashfnr all Ave dollars
credit VIII DO given II e Oh December TIE purchaser giving
bond and satisfactory security.
On the day, VII be leased the Plantation Tor the tenn
five years
BY authshty Of PIoprietoIs.
rune 3O-4t JAMES RITCI4IE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-03

End efhe Lqv-A Canadian paper contains SIX
columns of adv easements of sales by the Sheriff,
concluded by the CoroneTs notice Of the sale of the
goods Of the sheriff!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-03
THIS DAY,

An Ezra Haul again be ruade az LandnsPr .es
So 0OO $500, 1900, 1ooO, 1000 SC. SC Should thcs
small be considered worth angling for WIN mctey
observe that they easily be caus a. the ioden Fshs
iuc Sd AtNBl9Sg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-03
Last Chance for 5000 Dollars.

TtHIS DAY at lie O'Clock, the drawing Of the New
York, No. Extra, VIII be received at p. C1,rbo,s
Office: where the capital prize of 1904 was sold
and paid in FIVE minutes after the drawing was re-
ceived, (last Friday More capitals for sale THIS
DAY. Call and secure them, such as
Sc, 900, $500, 2,268, Q of 900, s of 500,
&c. &c sc.
Tickets 81, al p. CuUBB'S,