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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03

A FINE MILL-YARD. Massachusetts
once owned almost all the western part of
New York-the whole region west of Sen
eca lake, excepting tract of mile in
width along Niagara river. In 1857 Mas
sachusetts sold these lands, six mllions of
acres, to Oliver Phelps, of Granville, Mass,
and Nathaniel Gorham. In l7S3 Mr.. Phelps
penetrated the wilderness to Canandaigua.
and purchased of the Indians (among whom
was the famous chief Red Jacket, who is
still alive all that part of the tract which
lies east OF Genesee river, about two
millions of acres, and a space IL miles by
"a on the west side of the river. The land
on the west side of the river was obtained
in the following manner. Mr.. Phelps pro-
posed the erection of mills on the west side
at the falls, (where Rochester now is and
told the Indians that he wished for a COM
petent space around them for IL mill-vard.
The Indians finally assented to his request,
and gave him Il tract about "a miles long
and IL wide for a mill yard. When the
Indians came to see the first mill that was
erected, and found out what a small thing it
was, and how much land was requisite for
n mill-yard, they uttered their expression of
surprise, guoak and added, ka,tskonchicos ;
lsignifying WATERFALL a name by which thew
ever after called Mr.. Phelps. This mali
gard includes the present towns of Gates,
Greece, Caledonia, Wheatland, Chill, Riga,
Ogden and Parma, and the flourshing vii
. lage of Roche Hampshire Gazette.
EXTENSION OF THE CANAL. The COM
mittee chosen last winter to take surveys
and make an investigation relative to the
extension of Blackstone Canal, made their
report to meeting held last week in
Sterling. The result of their labor was a
conviction of the practicability of extending
it to the town of Fitchburg. A petition was
Immediately drawn up praying the Legis-
lature to incorporate the signers by the
name of the lNashaway Canal Company, for
the purpose of accomplishing the work,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03
NOTICE.

|ENHE subscriber having contracted with the
IL Overseers Of the Poor of the town of
Brookfeld. to support all persons that now are
Paupers of said town, for the term of one year
from this date, hereby forbid all persons har-
boring or trusting them, as | have made am
pie provision for their support
EZEKIEL WALKER.
Brookfield, May 10. 1899 %
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WOU are hereby cited to appear(if you
z see fiji at the Court of Probate to be hold
EN- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in July next, at one of the clock, al
ter noon, to show cause why the Accounts Of the
Administration of said Estate should not be allow
ed, and you will be heard thereon.
22% NAIH'L. PAINE, j. Prob.
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PLASTER MILL.

NY S. II. LEONARD has. at his Dye Wood
Ne and Drug Mill, Mill for grinding Gyp
sum or Plaster of Paris, constant supply of
which packed in strong casks suitable for trans
portation, will be kept for sale by RANDALL
Fl. GREENE, corner of Canal and Steeple-
streets. and by B, A. BATTY, JR., Druggist,
No. IL South Main-street.
Providence, June 3. CIV
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
lV scriber has been duly appointed Adninistra-
tor on the Estate of n ALUM NEWTON. late
of hrewsbury, in the County of Worcester,
deceased and has taken upon himself that trust
by giving bonds as the law directs. All persons
indebted to said Estate are hereby called upon to
make immediate payment; and allthose TO whom
said Estate is indebted are requested to exhibit
their demands for settlement.
NAHUM NEWTON.
NAV %, 1929. 22'
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STRAYED.

EHROM the premises of the subscriber, on
u the Old Common, $50 called) in Lancas-
ter, on tho evening Of the Goth ult., small bay
colored HORSE, between eight and nine years
old, having both of his hind fetlock joints white,
a white spot in his face, and light colored spot
on his shoulder. He has light, quick step,
trots well, and is of gay playful temper.
Whoever will secure and return said Horse to
the subscriber at her residence aforesaid, or
give notice where he may be sent for, will
thankfully be paid for all charges, and reason
able reward for time and trouble.
ABIGAIL STILWELL.
Lancaster June 3 NOD
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03

NNHE IRON FOUNDRY and MERC.4N.
Il TILE BUSINESS, formerly conducted
by Messrs. HYDEs & GRANTS, will be continued
by the subscribers, under the firm of
HYDE, GRANT, & WHITE,
who will keep constantly in operation their
Blast and Cupola Furnaces. Every attention
will be paid to orders for Machine and other
Castings, and executed at short notice. They
hope to merit and receive share of public pat
ronage. The friends and former customers of
Hydes u Grants are particularly requested to
continue their favors
A. s. N. HYDE.
M. & B. GRANT.
EZRA WHITE, JR.
Stafford, Comm May 25, 1929. eoI2w22
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, May 26, 1929.
To the Widow and Heirs Of Moan TAFT, late Of
Douglas in said County, deceased, and to all others
concerned in The Estate Of said deceased
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT. We learn that on
Tuesday evening Of last week, Miss Sarah
Putnam of Sutton, aged 10, was so badly burn
ed as to cause her death in about eighteen hours
afterwards. She had been sewing in her cham
Der, and, it is supposed, fell asleep, when her
clothes took fire from candle, and the flames
had made such progress before she awoke, that
it was impossible to extinguish them, and,
when assistance arrived, it was unfortunately
too late. The pain she suffered was most ex-
cruciating, till she was relieved by death, the
next day.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03

A THENEUM, or Spirit of the English Mag
n azines, No. 17-New Series; containing,
as usual, a great variety of interesting matter.
Just received by c. HARRIS. June 8.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03
WORCESTER BREWERY.
II r0re chance for q Cnnitdist.


II rare chance for a Capitalist.
YENHAT very valuable property, the Worces-
Ill ter Brewery, is now for sale. 1t is stu
ated in business part of the village, and bor-
dering on the Blackstone Canal. The works
are in perfect repair, and capable of making
three thousand barrels of Ale year, and com
mands an extensive country trade. There 10
also connected with it good House and Barn,
with about two acres of Land capable of being
cut up into FIVE or six beautiful Building Lots,
which will be sold with the Brewery or separ-
ate. Also all the Personal Property connect
ed with the same, for the purpose of carrying
on the businessmen as iron bound hogsheads,
barrels, half barrels and kegs, and about fifteen
hundred bushels first quality malt.
| 1t seldom happens that SO good an opportu-
nifty presents itself to tho man of business to
engage in a lucrative and profitable trade, in
| pleasant and fiourishng village like Worcester,
having the advantages of Canal navigation, and
peculiarly we'll located it regards the pur-
chasing of Barley and Hops, as the present one
offers, and is sold solely for the purpose of clos
ing concern. A liberal credit will be given
for most of the purchase money, if desired.
Amy ono disposed to purchase may examine
the premises or application to either of the late
firm OF TRUMBULL d WARD, or SAMUEL M.
Burnside, BEEJAMIN BUTmAN, ARTEMAs WARD,
and CHARLES ALLEN, Esquires
Worcester, (Mass.) May "a, 1929. 4w2L
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03

HARVARD UNIVERSITY. The Inauguration of
Hon. Josiah Quincy, as President of Harvard
University, took place yesterday. The placing
OF such man at the head of this ancient SEM
mary, cannot but have very important influ-
ence on its future character. What the effects
may be, time must develope; but we believe
the friends of the institution, very generally,
feel confidence, bordering on assurance, that
they will be in high degree beneficial So
far as depends on energy of character, and an
entire devotion to his duties, there is no cause
offear.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03
NOTICE.

HNHE connection in business heretofore ex-
IL listing under the firm of HYDES s.
GRANTS, was, by mutual agreement, dissolv-
ed on the LIST INST. All unsettled accounts
mediately. ALVIN HYDE.
NATH'L. HYDE.
M. & B. GRANT.
Stafford, Comm May IS, 1929.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03

FENHE Canal Packet Boat, Darlington, will
Il leave the Lock opposite the Friends
Meeting House IN n. NOrthoridge, on Friday
vii; arrive in Providence the same evening, for
the purpose of accommodating passengers who
attend the Friends Yearly Meeting in Newport,
or any others. She will be ready to return on
the Friday morning succeeding, and will leave
so as to accommodate passengers on their ar
rival from Newport, and will continue through
to Worcester, for which place, any of the
intermediate places, passage may be taken.
June 8
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03

Worcester S. Probate Office, May 81, 1929.
To the Heirs Of dawn MERRIAM, late Of Hub
bardston, IN sad County, deceased, and to all others
concerned Ia the Estate Of said deceased,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03

THE MORGAN TRIALS. We this week copy
from New York paper a sketch Of some fur
Their trials for the abduction of Capt. Morgan,
which have recently taken place. 1t is said that
great number of other prosecutions, relating
to the same subject, have been instituted, which,
it is expected, will throw much light on the
mystery with which that singular affair has
been shrouded
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03

MUNICIPAL COURT. Yesterday fore
noon, Selden Braynard [dealer in Lottery
tickets, was brought before Judge Thacher,
to receive sentence for the crime of forgery,
of which he had been convicted, and was
condemned to ten days solitary confinement
and four years confinement at hard labor in
the State Prison. Mr.. Braynard, through
his counsel, S. D. Parker, ESQ, appealed
from the judgment of the Court, and gave
bonds in the sum of $4,000 to enter and
prosecute his appeal at the next term of the
Supreme Judicial Court. Immediately upon
the bonds being completed, he was arrested
on several civil suits, and remains in con-
finement.-Boston Patriot.
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NOTICE.

ENHE IMPORTED BULL ADMIRAL L, now
H. owned by the Worcester County AgricuI-
tural Society, will stand at the stable Of the
subscriber the present season, and will be let to
Cows for two dollars each.
LOVETT PETERS.
Westborouph June g.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03

PRoGREss OF TEMPERANCE. The frame of a
large dwelling house, belonging to Mr.. Icha-
bod Washburn, was raised in this town, on Fri.
day last, without the use of ardent spirit We
notice this, because it is said to be the first in
stance of the kind in the town. We trust the
example will, in future, be universally followed.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03
lcaster, June 2.
STRAYED,

AN the 2lst ult., from the pasture of the
" subscriber, dark grey Mare COLT, 3
years old, rather under size, half hipped on the
right. Any person who viii give any such in
formation as to lead to her recovery, shall be
suitably rewarded. DAVID NELSON.
Shrewsbury June & 400
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-03

FATAL ACCIDENT In A METHODIST CHAP
Ell. On Sunday evening week, while VIM.
Dawson, popular local preacher amongst
the Methodists, was preaching in the Chapel
at Heckmondwike, near Leeds, panic seiz-
ed the congregation from the falling of
stove pipe under the gallery. An instant
rush took place to escape from the chapel,
and the consequence was, that numbers
were thrown down and trampled upon, and
two women and four children were killed.
LaUerp0ol pdper.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10
M.A.nEMH NEWS.
PORT OF RTCRNEOND.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Schr Exit Howell days from New York with sunlries
Wa 'sworth & Williams, Han s. Nooc Anderson & Nichols
Adams, Mitchell, q, K James 81 CO. Baldwin, Ives
Alex 9s sSy ii f Fso q 0 Afs sS
San Puney, Jabez Parker, Jas Winston Hiar& Anderson
port, Alien co. OTIS Dunlop & CO. D c iInichiison lewis
Webb s. CO, Raymond Brothers, Fallen e Son, Hubbard
@as ss 3 ] Gsi o en bro hs%s @m
Mitchell jr ichenor Jas 6o.her, Iollins, Jno rocken
Roben Johnson, J NJ Johnson, Z iaxali & co, VIM stl
Cus'an g. Aitcv, Dan Weller, Allyn 81 Robinson, and
Order
scr Than, Denike from Philadelphia with sundes to
M MITCHELL Baswel u Smith, l. Webb 81 Co, Sanl Puney,
& Sen g. W Williams, VIM II fz~iylsonn joshua i, Halo,
well, NJ Branch, ichd Anderson s. Son, Alfred Morrison &
co, &. James & co, & Myers, j., G & IiaIan,
g. Gardner vapew s, Raymond Brothers, Rals,on a.
Pleasam,s, Peticoas & co, levy II EusaCe Ea=ton,
sohr Chesterfield, Beaston from Ncw-York. days with
s'ncres Rason q Peasants Tdpeti Johnson, s: W
IL CO, Smith " Gorrcn-io master and Parker.
?ss'P,s' pn as Wm 4o S0oP ' as% w
Crane N Mitchell, T Rust, Parker OTIS, Dnliop & co.
NJ flagg, Raiclihe, Anderson, Garth co, Cusfman g.
Anhrew.
scr Sidney Matilda, Bacon, from Enden,on, ~ c. with
schr. Relief Covcl from Dennis, Mass in ifa'ast
Sehr oo a crow: from Dennis Hiass IN ballast
Schr Virginia Chambers, from Philadelphia via City Point
oon Trmns PTca % as stI on Ih with coffee
to Ralston e. Peasants.
Lighter Ann Chids, from Petersburg, with lumber and tobac
co, to Tbs Nelson, and Z & T Ciwatnpcy.
Lighter Milton from Petersburg, with tobacco and cotton 10
81 7 Gwathmcy, Jordan Smith, and Cunningham g. An
deTsOn.
Lighter Cato, fom Petersburg, with tobacco 10 r {; T
Gyathmey
SAILED,
schr Ben Valartme, Philips, for New York, coal
Schr. Pennsylvania, Albertson, for New York, coal
Scw Armada, Clifford, for Somerset Iass coal and Hour.
SCbT Intention, Philips, for Boston, coal
schr Christopher ughs b Johnson for Alexandria, O. c.
with coal
NORFOLK, Artl Arrived, schr Caroline, Buns, fon,
Baltimore, bound 10 Petersburg
Sailed, scbr Chesapeake, Null, or Halifax, ~. 81
KEwYoRK, April G.--Arrived. schrs. Betscy s,
Polly, Virginia, days. Richard, Corson, days
from Richmond; sloop Valiant, Lee, Richmond, 2
days.
PORTLAND. 6iarch 3i.--Arriycd, schrs Adciine,
Norfolk; Brodford Richmond.
April 1.-Clearcd, schr. Dionledc, Richmond
PHuADEIPutA, April 7.--Arrived, schrs. Adrian
Sharp, Richmond, days. Eleanor, Moss, Richmond
via Petersburg days.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10
NEW YORK MARKET. A,,ij i.

C5toE-The transactions about 1900 bales as
follows, Upland 250 81; 800 at IL Oh $50 at TO-
and 80 103; Alabama 0 at 10; so 100 and few bales
L. New Orleans $50 ii and Ii3 The demand prin
cpay during the early past of the week. though Saturday
2jO bales (ncluicd aboye) sod part Georgia and part
North Carolina % and 81. Imported from January LIST.
April Isl I6 386 bales. Same time last year 1886 bales
Cofee.-Hetween and thousand bags fair Brazil
sold 10 the trade Ia rents, months; 6J bags Porto
Rico sold I3i 80 bags LaguiTa - The market
is bare IF 81. Don,iurO.
Corn ErcboHecUni the close Of business Friday, mode
rate sales descriptions of Flour made at
81 H. and transient lots at 81 ~ The uniavora
tie published Saturday, produced fber depcs
SION and although two sales made in the morning
S7l there subsequently transactions 81 Yves
tern choice brands sold S3i. Some G. Wheat sold
before Saturday, I52 cents 20000 bushels Indian
were sold for exoraton about half L. J. White 81
hafSou,ern ~ 80 cents and some fine samples IS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10
CoMNuSicsTEp.
4 CARD.

Residents on Casy respectfully est the Common
Han the Importance of an ordinance in relation coal
Constant observers of these satisfied almost
one, passing from the Toulouse Columbian Hotel
wastes halt bushe cca which, great measure accounts
for the miserable condition Of the Residents in the
peghbnhood of the BASIN have despaed of seeing tine
city crapers The street again. although they them
occasionally front Of the Dock This last request is cousi
dercd reasonable as the residents only the Hall
impose fine all cartmen who may from, of
their aoors. Such ordinance render e street
bly, decent, aud save srea, deal -cuiiers
Thursday mOInIig.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10

STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, iegy--
good to fine, lO0lb. Sc ! IL
niddling, a so a6
common, q as
refused; 3 80 a 5
manufactured
lst quail. caycndish, ID. So a j.,
small twist, no. l., Z u IL
no. 2,Sl1i
Flour, city mills,
canal, ) IS az
Irheat, bush. l
Corn, bush. 40 d 15
Coal, best for shipping, IG i ~
inferior, IL Il IS
Cotton, 81 u 81
VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES.
Alum, ID. q
Braastone, roll, ID. 3a8t
hess,1dr, best, % a %
ButfeT, Is a ~
BEEF mess, bbl. loa all
bacon, new, 7
Cheese, 3 a 10
Cmtics, ,anow, mould, TO- a ls
sperm. IS a 70
Coyee, w. /. green, Is a ID
Java, white, 10 a IL
ordinary qualities, IIbaI2
Chocolate, no. /, 10 a 10
Copperds, lib. 3 Il u
Fish, herripgS no. l g, old, 3a3 25
sbad, no. /, q a 6 20
mackerel, no. l, > 50a6
do. no. 2, 6 ~ a 5 so
do. no. 5, d % a 4 50
Fruit, raisins, bunch, box, s 7S
milscatel, 3 a 3 SO
Feathers, live geese. good, S0a32
Gltss, window, sxio, % feet,
= 10 l0xl2, DO. 3
Gpnpo'oder, Dupont's, 5 80 a c
Hemp, American, ton. $50 a liz
Hifes, Sn'h, s,m-dried, 17alg
sailed, Pa 16
Ladigo, Sp'h 1otant, Id. / 75a2 q
Ioa, SYedes, ton, 100
English, 50 a 81
American, IS a 80
Lori, new, 6A
Lire, I 90
JcGtier, sole, Is i -
upper 1 10 a : -
Lumber, clear, 1000 #. 81
merchlntable, IL a ID
Iirhogaoy, st. Dom. ii. 10 4 81
Bay, 10 u -
1IoiaS.es, GAL. N. o. 80 a -
w. India generally, 20 Il 50
Meat, hushei, IS
Mails, cut, liz 7a7.
or, liusped, gal. 10 a %
tanners, Dbl. 10 a IL
sperm. winter prsd. gal. sOa 81
ito. summer do. IS a 10
CA5S, bush. 70
Plaster IF Paris, ton, So
PORT, prime, bbl. II 4 II so
mcss, II Il II 80
Rice, Carolina, (new) 4f scarce
SngGr', loaf 18a20, lump i5al-
n. o. brown, 100 lbs. 8 a9
ST. Croix, do. 10a liz
muscovadoes, 8 4 10
sail, sack, Liv. filed, % a q
ground alum 2 II n 2 25
!Saitpetre, 10. 10 a II
Spirits
brandy, cognac, gal. l 10 IL 81
apple brandy, 81 a 80
peach do. 80 a 100
rum, st. Croix &, Ant. co a 81
do. New England, 81 a SO
GIN, Holland, a l III
d6. American, 80 I 81
whiskey, Is a AZ
Steel, German, VI. Ii a is
Eng. blistercd, g 40
Amer. do. 6a7l-2
Shot, cwt. 6a7
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10

STATE recordedand uHcontradcted as already stnted
Am not then right /ieenSn and poers of this senate
rai district IN saying do say, that this ticket has
oeen made out for y0u, by cabal-and will be at
tempted to be forced upon you by family party and
,,eagues Reject and spurmt as you value your
hoerty and the freedom of election. SENEX.
~ b. Possibly, better writers in Richmond and
especially nh Director vino has been very actrs in this
way may, IN the progress OF the canvass fro. me 40
convention. ~
Qucry.Can have constitution reformed ui,hou.
u We publish with great pleasure tile following
communication from the Mayor. We can assure our
readers in the Country that there has been no case
Of small pox in :iis City.
Mayors Office Of Ire Cty Of
iiichD,and, "A ,ya 9tt, 1899.
To TIE EDrroRs OF THE WIG.
Gentlemen: Iou will please insert the to,lowin r
JOSEPH TATE, Mayor.
To the Mayor Of the City Of Richmond.
RIcHMoND, April 9th, 1929.
Sir: In compliance with your request have again
made investigation relative to the rumour OF the
vaence OF Small Pex in Rchmond ana feel assured
there IS not case of the disease among us.
The supposed case OF Small pox, OF recent
occurrence, about the of the CITY, proved TO b..
mild case of eruPtive fever. Should the Small PoS
be introduced here, from the country is questions
bie whether it could extend, provided vaccination
progresses II has done, during three weeks past
The prevalence Of Small BOX i'll Chesterfield about
twelve miles from Richmond, has doubtless been the
cause OF cutting off intercourse certain degree,
with tire country south of James River and as it is
represented to you that the commercial interest is
suffering on that account, it may be well to state, th
the disease is confined to Hospital and fast decli-
ming, without a prospect offurihcr propagation, in
consequence of q general resort TO vacc;nation in
that neighborlond.
In further confirmation OF this communication,
have deemed proper to suboin the following ceri-
hcate, from three gentlemen, members Of the Medi-
cal Faculty Of Richmond.
Very respectfully, yrs &c.
JAMES BLAIR, M. D.
WeftIly concur with DR.. Blair in tie above state
mont. TIL NELSON. Nj. D.
N. PAGE. NJ. D.
NJ. CLARKE, N. d.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10

Nun.er q boats and Of produce brought dorn
through the Lo,cer Locks.
APRIL So hhds tobacco ABS brls -four 700 lbs mis-
brs lard 200 kes poles, sand boats coal boats
Bog bus. coal
APRIL 7l46 hhds tobacco 752 brs four ton, bar iron
Is tons metal brs oil kegs lard br beeswax $500
H. plank, 5000 hoop poles II cords wood tons sand 100 lbs
mis- arts, ~ boats, 30 coal boats, 1855 bus coal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10
Splendid Lottery.
PRIZE, $4,000.
More Capitals at
BIGQER'S OF'fJCE.
90 or I "a n. =

90, 25, /, 81, 4i, =.
HNTERE the numbers drawn for determining the
w prizes in the Richmond Dock Lottery, Glass
$50. ?.
Nos. 7, 25, 81, Capital Prize OF $500, wi
numerous others Of less ma nitude, were sold, and
the cash usual already paid Mt the truly fortu-
nate and prompt pay Lottery and Exchange office Of
THO. B. BIGGER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-10

DAVENPORT, ALLEN d. co.
Haze for Sale,
SA Bags prime green coffee
40 hhds St. Croix sugars, part of choice
quality
80 hhds Antigua ruin, fine favour
do Jamaica do
10 pipes first rate Cognac brandy
IS do Hollands gin, part choice quality
hhds New Orleans rum
10 do New England do
60 bbls do do
20 do tanners OF
200 casks lime
400 bags shot assorted
500 realms wrapping paper
Do bales cotton yarns, from No. 8 TO 4:
goo kegs gunpowder
100 boxes 9se and chests young hyson and gunpow-
5 ceroons indigo Aso-ne very fine
20 boxes window glass
100 do mould candles
Prime pork, lamp oil, cigars, &c. Sc.
april 10-6t
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Passed. HID $40 -, ats, at 90, 10 Is,
80 at so, at 10, at 7, at So atl1 Is, at
10 u.s. at 81 at 20, at IL. REgUsrD1 hid :5 So
ati30
Hpra IL Ind $40 80, at 80, %, at II, 1T
-, at -, ! 10 So 25, IS, II ~ ]
e. ats 30, at 81, at 10 IS, at 10 50, 6, g.
at II, at 9 Is, at 4 ~, at 6 Is.
April 80 hhfs. 49, at IS, at So az II so,
at ~, at o.