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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

The principals, with the attendants usual in suci,
cases, met about nine o'clock, Friday morning,
upon the line of Fayette and Scott countless near the
iicnry's mill road. and fought9w,h pistols AT the
distance of eight feet At the first FIRE, Mr.. Mick
lilies pistol flashed, and Mr. Trottcr's ball passed
through his waistcoat, without wounding. At the
second Ire, Mr. Wickife raised his hand before he
apord was fully expressed but instantly let il drop
and before he could raise again he received his arta
onsts ball just above the hip, but fired while in the
act of filling, and missed his advcrsary 'rh wound
was mortal. He died about one O'clock
Mr.. Wickiffe was the challenger. 3'he offence
TOR which satisfaction was demanded, we have not
heard stated positively; but is understood tn lave
been given by certain illusions made by Mr.. Trotter
in the Kentucky Gazette. of which he latey became
the editor, to the death of his predecessor Mr. Ben
ming; who, it will be recoected, lost his life by at
lacking .QIr. Wickf6e with cane, when the latter
applied to him for the of the author of certain
unwarrantabie structures upon the conduct aud char
acter of his father, which had appeared in the Ga
zettc; ard especially 1t is supposed. by contemptu
Gus notice OF eaution' suggested by the Reporter,
that the persecution OF young Wickitfe might be
carried too fur III the course of which notice, his
situation was compared to that of "a horse thief
Charles w ickiiie vas about two or three and
twenty years OF age To him nature had been libc-
raj in her gifts He was possessed of person finely
formed aud OF good size. with countenance opeD
manly and pleasing. His manners we're polished, lis
department gentlemanly. He was blessed with Il
tnin0 naturally strong and discriminating. Phe ad-
vanages of fine education had been placed within
bis REACH not in vain, but the love of pleasure had
III some degree intertered with his studies, and his
talents were not fully developed. His dsposton
vas Kind efectonae, and aniabe; but he was not of
temper to brook an insult, or tcmely submit to a
wanton injury. There may be here and there an in
d vidual whose malignity of partizan feeling viii not
allow the suppression Of his low that n svs,en, of
persecution aimed at the father has ultimately fallen,
with deadly effect, upon a son, the darling of his
heart; but the community in general will sympathize
With the parent and deeply the uniinely fate
! Of one whom nature had evidently dcrir,red f,r :,
! high degree of useiulness.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
FOR LIVERPO0L-
Grand Solar MicroscoDe
JHIfIa public are respectfully, i,,,a,r.,, ~.

d'AlE pubic are respectfully informed, the Pronff.
III; etor OF the microscopes has obtained ye.y =.
cnn;ed fo 90 IN Inc Museum in this city formerly DC
TED up tor the purpose of better displaying the ~ r rs
1, powers CT the Astounding netr1,n,n.
me room VIII be open for visitors from o, a. M r.
>, j.. NJ. every far dny. - g. AZ 70
iAls surprising instrument Discovers ~ ,i,,. ~
most minute bodies in the ANIMAL vegetable and MN M
cr parts OF creation, magnying them more tha
SbGgoGO ; times; The apparent dust on figs or cheese
the naked eye, Is magnied to the erorYno,is i1s ~
iao,h 70 ieet, and in actual notion fighting and
cpntendng IN the most spirited manner MANY otirr
are prepared and will be exhibited The in
process OF ch'Saiizotioa is shown in r,ost
Respondent and magnificent colourst needs mo- bs
DC see 70 oe most admired, it being impossible n
gre an ADEQUATE description Of its brlioney.
49, ~. h1h,ltuiicc % cents, children halfpfice
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
TIRE AND OBSTRUCTION OF HUMAN LIFE.
IctlG0 IiQla q kettsr % he Eailo,.s 1LntrL

m Down, Tenn October cd, 1920.
me jail Of this county, (stewart) was discovered
last night to be on fire, and what is indeed most
shocking the alarm was givsa, by poor negro who
was conhHcu IN It, The alarm .pread the citi
zens generally repaired thither and every xertion WIS
made to rescue the poor fellow from the fate which
threatened him. lie confined below, and the
jan was on fire in that apartment The smoke rcn-
dered Impossible t" get the trap door open which
ana after various attempts from many of the citizens
he was abandoned to his fate His cries were now
most henrt-rending, but human efforts were cf no
ayaI' ana the ai-deTonring clement put peri
Cd to his existence He was Il runaway slave chilled
his name Jack, said he belonged to Mr. Nathan Jobn
son IN the vicinity of Huntsville Alabam ma Nchave
no doubt the jail set fire by some person from
the outside but who it vas has yet to be found out
The Jail was entirely consu,ncd.-yYashuille IDhir.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

~ PROJECT is on foot to purchase the Paris nana.
ca'lea the Journal dss Debats, and three saIions ~
iIshcs nave been offered for the establishment -
shades OF Faust and franklin, what sum, Th,er
millions OF francs 100000, for q little blue = h.,
newspaper, when we issue shee. large enouoS r.,
Woe as sap Iankef on cold night and one emp,s us
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24


Mine car hash heard Souud---a siiled cry
Gf distant SORROW; up from the abyss oftimc
springs tile sad wall of helpless agony
The laugh OF scoru the Scof, tie riSdld .hyhc
The fearful consequence of lust and CRIME;
sin hath crushed a heart that went as'iay
ltlin the right path, AMI with hcr scrpcnt slime
Ofpieasure daubed ii, hideo,isy gay,
rhc surcr thus to gorge and baton on her prey.
STAY, mortal, thy career, and ere tho hour
OF retribI'ion comes, that comes to all,
. let Repentance use hes savin, powct
TO free thy soul from miserable thrall
Call with a warning voice, vainy CAL;
Then shall the bonds OF vice apart be rvel;
And angels, when they see thy shackcs fall,
Aimost-so great the Joy will be in heaven
NiSi ey had sinned like thee TO be like thee
Nouiisi thou learn wisdom? Seek it not
w the herm;ts cell or the peasants cot;
tUr the hermts cell, though far it be
Away rom the worlds mpur,y,
Holds hut little of earthly goud
Bcyond the charm OF soiitude
As the flower that springs i'll desert ground
Looks only bright for the around;
And the lowy cot of the peasant, though long
- 'a:h Paradise seemed III the mnstfei's sous.
hath IFS ample share of wants a,d wDcs
VI hen clothed is're ality's humble prose
iurn away, then,
from the path that leads
ln inc mountain glen
Or the fowry weads;
Come wien the moon her beauty discloses
oyGr thy garden bowers of roses;
tnuie not III icaT Cr III company
W iiI Il trembling heart and a fearful eye,
BN1, harmed not the more nor guarded the less
Come alone III thy genteness,
And spread thy little white hand to
Thou shalt he tau ,i!: ny pllu>istry.
Ihcte is a line upon thine hand
Deeply, deeply that line is traced;
Meier hath the eyc of fuiurity scanned,
Neer hath the finger OF Providence, placed
On mortal mould
A type that toll
or hall the sum of human bliss,
AS, i'll characters known
To me alone,
Is craven in letters Of light on this.
Thou shalt be happy, for happiness aics
Eyeu round the fountain oflght divine,
That sled by the streams of virtue which rise
With sparkling radiance in hearts ike thine;
And fever sin
By chance should win
\ wish thousht for her guilty store,
Thy memory cast
To the times thea past,
hemgnbcr the Syb.l, a.id sin
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
SPELL d SMITH.
n u x CHANT ,gATIons

TIC "o7''s bcl0tO Nte Bel 7geern =
hyE received their Fall sunni. co.J,s,;.,.
ons, onc Jack and fancy colourcd cloths Of =,
general also casn'erce and yestings together with
w 70 us OF trimmings Of the beet o,raE
y, 20 winch they confidently invite the atrn, na'
T., o oJ5!olners and The public ycusraiy. -
do,s seal,ion to which. they have on bapl srsr,
&c. Sc III iallgE"rcbefs gloves crayaf ssfFsngTs
terms. ""' "e s"d Oh reason8bIa
!, ,o,n furnishing their own cloth can bauo
81 ''i' ana trimmed - 'ie h,st manner and NJ ~,
~', : 2aTis
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

H.. LG 2 fof'ce Sept TN the course IF a.,
'hg'on' h73Ight"ra It'll g;fl to-a %;,la o. View
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
DOgEES pgC,

FATAL DUEL.
m clng to settle by single combat n controvcr-
sy between Hr. Charles Uictli6e and Gcorge Jur,e,
frofter of Lexington took place on Friday asst. and
unfortunate !o-mina.cd IN ,.e doa'h oF ~ Wick
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

J. re ,Ndluc.-One of H. moe, o.-..-.,.
productions OF Nature, WAS shown to ms ON Fr;JoJ
Ysi'' 'st' IL was that Of n Kitten or ratfo- t,,1
coqolntlJ formed Of most singular con.
b0n was extinct, but this ex(raordnar
Gtcd alive Its head and neck were Of o,T D,,'
soGgIo tnfir natural Proportons-and the mouth ss
u 6y slit, exhibiting two jaws g. two ton,Ios
trv ~, es TWO fore ones in the usual form.
G,,. too'e one OF tho shoulders, and the oflc}
IoHr coming from the two oxtromitics Of the bo-
%ch Wero united about The contro Il had also to
tu's.-Charlesion City Gaz '-' a-So Two
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

Tie American suggests that men of character
md capacity should IL, elected Mt the ensuing cleo
ions. THE Courier objects to this, tie ground
thar sucha Will be contrary to the usatcs OF
the party.n-I.T. Z. Herald.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
"ot 0af Idoi been writ dom, an as,.n


DIR fellow laberer Of the Boston Evening Bulletin
IttFod1ces certain ponLcroS!ies of our brain under
tic title of pANtELAN.s, aud says he supposes the
yvort is iog-latiu, but he think of no other so
EXPRESSIVE. Very well, if our name a,niscd is hoct
latin must Of course belong to the swine family
An idea which ga'y,nted under when we first saw
j., and brastted up for real boar fight with him of
the Bnetin. But he's good-natured fello,v, and
ve WON'T quarrel with hinl-espcciaIly rs he has not
Io19t1g DIR nUSe,-Ibid.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

1t is said that Pork has taer an alarming rise of
atc, III the Vest We predicted this time SINCE
when Mr.. Clay and his party were going the :'wtole
hog" at B4sr6ccues.-[ .forf1At Baiictia,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

''Boast not U.yscJfqj To-nloyro,o' is an Injunction
that tho confident and slortsghted you'll do well to
bear constantly in mind and by way of punishment
w. intend this to record most pellcntal
cont ssion. Three weeks ago to-day in all tie
false confidence of high health and bnoyan spirits
We advised our good friends, the Doctors, 10 ein
crater inasmuCi '.Otieilo's occupation was gone"
III our town. Now mark how ''Ano,her Jackson Ed
tier was rewarded for his iInpudencc. In two DAYS
alter the utterance OF this nconsiieratc gasconadc
OIhelos occupation was sought for with al the uv-
dity that most intense misery inspires and it is to
the skill and kindness of OF those selfsane ptyi-
clans, aided by the soothing and attentions of
other afectionate and warmhearted friends, that we
Indebted for the opportunity to indtc this pail
nuc. we i'll hopes that the humility of this con-
fsssion VIII save US from the roasting which VIC arc
aHa.e richly deserve from our good friends OF
tie faculty when get fairly about again. But il
they consider the opportunity too good to be lost and
Insist upon throwing . in teeth, we must submit
az best we muy-CdHTder Journal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
EDITORIAL. BONMOTS.

r. Isaac fIill, ii lis paper, says that she
possesses standing III the Iiatio which his oppo-
MS and prosecutors may envy bat cannot ap-
p-oach, meaning doubtless, that he holds fat Office
WHICH they cannot GET Providence .Ine51cds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
DARTMOoRE pRIsOs-- .p-oa.,,.. !.

DARTMooRE PRIsoN.-probasly most Of OF,
pauers!oea1 IN mind at least the fssDartlnoore
Fflson: 1t figured with some effect durinr Tho Iaa
var. We perceive by the London papers that aS :,
proposition IS about 70 be carried into effect to n,s
Il T. 'paee of employment for juvenile offenders.
There seems TO be no lack of Subjects S. CO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
Tor tie purpose of passing her to her lesa, !;

lof TIE purpose OF passing her to her local s,ti,
ment. go s''S'e-
The magistrate, on seeing the child, asked wbe,b,r
she had lost her hands by an accident
MI. Shaw replied, that he was given to understand
'he chid was brought INTO the world without hands
cei0te. 1850 80"
Yhe mother, who was present, stepped forward and
explained the circumstances: she stated that when
near her time of confinement of the child as she v,ns
passing along Blackman-street, she was exceedingly
TERMED IN consequence of dressed in so;lor;s
garb TRUSTING out the stumps of his arms from, I'M
arms without hands had such effect upon her tn,
she was soon afterwards delivered of her child which
was boz without hands, in every respect IKE No oh.
leet oy wAon she was frightened in tho streets.
necessity OF preventing idle fellows and others who
where manned, from exhibiting their wounds and 9th
er bodily inirmities. - '"u o'-
The magistrates intnated their tleternina,io, IS
committing persons found under such
to gao. As ''tiess'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

TIE Dept Of The Wish ton B'ish is The title of
Cqpper's new novel; which is, we suppose, being
translated from the Indian Sorror2s If Tie JViD.p9-
5PJN" a man Of genius ought to be above such al
f,rsed quantness of title. It's decidedly bad taste.
we would soon christen a novel The WhooD of
Puk-hun- Gonok, OF The Yetrd 10 death ofhe UfE-
Ett-QLott, "-fb11,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

R YBSENT DE CRUCE-A .soYEsI 7..Ti.. -
very clever Novel The author is one from whom Is a
eSp pee >, uon % Literary asett We
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

In The spring season 1T Bath, in the year 1900
subscription books were opened for prayers at the
abbey, md gaming OF the rooms At the close of
the first day the number Of subzcriber9 Tor PRAYERS
were twcsve ard for gaming 81 The following
lines were written on the occasion:--
The church and rooms, the other day,
Opened their books fer prayer md pIav;
Thc priest got twclvc--fIoyc siyfu. seven.
;,s'| gfesl 'i'c o ~ - ~. ss..,s; flcr'r'3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

Tir SIN C,~p.A North Carolina Editor. in men
a'ing ne destruction Of the corn, cotton and rice
crops by the late violent storm upon thc coasts adj
that It was highly Injurious also to The salt crop In
sad of al average crop, tho salt maker will realize
6oont ono third. We wonder how the crop of Pipe
slaves farcdo-Hid.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

H8oE IS oUGAR.-io boxes Hav7ina white sjno5T.
oct o. superior qnonty, lust received for 81 !e by
OCT - RAI1SGON 50 pr A q AE-1yy-t-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-15
New Medical Work.

NORTII American Medical & Surgical Journal
~ Just published and for sale by J. III. Nash,
agent, the North American Medical and Surgical
Journal, No. XVI, for October, 1922
CONTENTS.
Original Communications. On Dclirium Ire
mems. BY Joseph Peace, NJ. d. II. Case of Crusi a
Lactca. BY Tho. d. Mitchell, NJ. d. III Fatal Case
Of Cohca Pictonum. BY Il. J. Coke NJ. d. ~.
Protean Case of Disease. BY l.. J. Coke, NJ. D. v.
Account at the Treatment of Gragrenous Sore
Throat. BY Alban G. Smith, NJ. ID. of Dan
Vile, Ky. VI. Remarks on the Pathology and
Bell, NJ. d. VII. Observations on PLlnon-
ary Consumption by Joseph Parrish, III. ID
VIII. On ADucrism and Inflammation Of the Lar
ger Arteries by b. II. Coates, NJ. d. ono OF the
Physicians To the Pennsylvania Hospital. TX. Re-
marks on French Practice. BY II. La Roche. NJ d.
analytical ReUieUs.-X. DE ia Percussion Medi-
ate, ct dcs Sgnes Obtcnus Pade &C nouveau mo
ven dexPloraiiOn, &c. Par 7. \. Piory, NJ ID
Paris, 1923. XI. An account Of some of the most
important diseases peculiar to Women BY Robert
Gooch, Nj. ID. London, 1919. XII Commentaries
ON insanity. BY George Man Durovs, NJ. D. Lon
dom 1923.
biographical .Noijces-XlII. Rapport iu Ac-
adcmio dc Medicine. nom dc Ia Commission
chargee dcxaniner les Documents dc 81. Chcrvin.
Examcn Diet Principles de + Administration en- Ma.
tlcrr Sanitaire. Par N. Chervin, ID. nj. p. Re
ponsc au Discours de NJ. lie Dr. Audouard. Par
". CheTvin, ID. NJ. Y. ) Ia Nulitc dcs Prctendus
Fats dc ContHgion observes n Barcelona en- I92I.-
Par N. Chervin, D. NJ p. Reponsc aux Allegations
dc NJ. le DIR. Gerardn, &c. Par N. Chcrvin, ID.
NJ. =. Petition dU Doctcur ". CheTviu, contre 10
Formation des Lazarets, &c. XIV. RiceTcbc
Chinico Terapeutiche su Ia Radice di POligSls Viz
gnian9, Di Giscomo Folcbi.
Quarterly Summary " .ucdicl IaieHigencc--01
Articles
.Hsceiioneous articles. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-15
LEWIS WEBB L. CO.

OrsFR ron SALE,
100 Hhds Sugar, ST. Croix, Porto Rico and
1OO New Orleans
%" Ssgs Coffee, Java, Laguita, Porto Rico and
40 hhds West India Molasscs. part prime
10 boxes and 90 bbs loaf and lump sugar
hhds and 10 bbls rye whiskey
Ii bbs Caruthcr's rcctifcd do
hid Jamaica
20 hhds and 80 bbls England "o'u
2piipes Cognac brandy
do Holland gin
casks Madeira
- do Sicily Madeira
3 do Lisbon
do Port
do Tener;Te I WINES
do dry Malaga
o. do sweet DO
Canary and Muscat
90 tons bar iron, American, English and Swedes
Plating and hoop iron
Cast, shear, German, crnwiY and bsiorcd steel
10 tons Castings, assorted
100 kegs brSt nails and brads
ooo sacks Liverpool blown Sam,
% do ground alum ( "'NHi
Copperas, alum, birthstone
Saltpetre, maddcr, indigo
finger, pepper, pimcntO
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
WIRE Siitcrs, raisns, ALMONDS son
sperm aud tailow candles
Nunpowder, imperial and black tea
tons patent shot, Dupont's uunpowder
Bar lead, bed cords and leading lines
Sewing and wrapping twinc. bottle corks
German sheeting and shiring, oznaburrs thread
Shoe thread, cotton and wool cards assorted
80 bales cotton
Cotton bngging and bale rope
10 bales domestic sheetings and siirtirgs
case domestic cloths
500 sides soal leather, upper 10
$50 Spanish hides
IL bbs tanners oil
do linseed
SO bbls vinegar
100 bbs mackerel, no. Q and
1000 lbs bacon
200 grindstones, Nova Scotia
Clover seed, glass ware assorted, stoneware
by =. q by 10 q lOby IL window glass; &c. sc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-15
FRESH GOODS.

SNliE Subscribers have received by the last ART
IL walls from New York.. the following articles
which have been purchased on the favorable
terms.
81 C, steel, and light Oxford MKT cloths
Red and white tllnncs--a complete assortment
Pfints-a great variety
NIerino and cashmere scarfs, white, SCARLET and
crimson
Extra large shell tuck combs
These articles addition to a very extensive
and commanding assortment of DRY GOODS adapt
cd to the season. l.. g. f.. JAMES 6. CO
dec Market Square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-15
Dec 10

trust Sale Of Rea( Property in Ric6no7lG.
- virtue Of deed of trust, executed TO Ills bv Ro-
- bert Poore and Ann 7. hs wife, and Wills
Cowlng, on the Goth day of November 1924 and of
record i'll the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court of
he city of Richmond recorded therein the dav after
its date, and for the purposes and objects therein
provided. will be sold 10 the highest bidder at public
auction. for cash. oil the premises. Tuesday the
29ih day Of December next, 829 at - O'Clock, the
. following property:-Oue lot of ground on f. street
on which Is brick tenement used on the Goth Of
Nov. 1924 as the workshop of said Cowlnr. IN the
rear OF SAID Cowlings property a; The corner of l.
and 18Th streets, being - feet III front on street
and running back ~ feet. and bounded bv i street.
the said C0wlng the west, and the said Poore ON
the south and east. Also the lot adjoining the one
last mentioned, OH the east side thereof on which
stands wooden house used as the workshop of said
Poore, known number -, ina plan of Byrds ware
house, fronting 20 feet and running back 30 feet
Also, small piece or lot of ground lying between the
SAID last mentiOBed lot and + street. being % feet
front on street, TO connect and bring out the
SAID lot number - To strcet.-Also one other lot
or piece OF ground on 18th street and running west
to 18th street, % feet front both 18th and 18th
streets adjoining said PORES present residence and
lying between his said present residence and jacob
Cohen and is part ofthe 30 feet of ground on 18th
street, purchased by said POore of Jordan Fournoy
together with all the rights, privileges, and appurto-
belonging to the said several pieces of proper
".
The sale will commence at the hour mentioned, at
the first named house OF tenement And should the
day be too unlikely OF ramy for sale, it will take
place the 6Ist fair day thereafter, at the same hour
aud plsco above provided for. the goth December
As trustees shall Of course convey only the title
vested in us though believe the title perfectly
good.
VIM Is. CLARKE,
nov. 81 ids GUS v. CLARKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-15

Application will be made to the Pr, z
sidcnt and rcctors Of the Bank Of Virginia to
,sshc 10 the Executor OF the late Catharine Flood
MCCALL. ccrfifc ue for IS Shares Of the Stock of
the said Bank, in lien Of rhe certificate for said STOCK
issued TO c. Mccall, No. 2U7l, dated Esd Dec
ieQ6. and since lost or r,islaid.
dec eff d9e,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-15
MANAGERS, OFFICE.

IENHE following ore the drawn numbers in tic
u New York Lottery, Extra &c.
I, 50, 3, 10, 43, 10, 48, 10, 10.
I, 3, So the grand capital of $4,000; 10, %, 80.
81 OOO whole tickets, sent from The managers Office
to a gentleman IN Petersburg.
Q, ~, 10, $500 1, II, SO, $780, both whole tick
OTIS sold 10 citizens OF Richmond.
have tod YOU before, stick to head quarters.
de- "a YATES g. MINTYRE.
Nluagcrs' q. q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-15

YiCKLES OFFDgE
Df ,H. , ,c.t Ofthe New Yort Consolidu Lot
!, SO, 8, 10, %, 10. AZ 10 al
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY.
Drawing viii be received on FRIDAY.
PRIZES.
prize Of $4,000 600 c, % prizes Of $1,000
do 2,O00 10 do 900
do .,'"6 so do i0
Tickets -, Quarters l. For sale BY
deela Mex. below the door of,Ae Eagle st .oei
10 BIGGER'S OFFICE Ell
CONNECTICUT State Lottery. Glass No 10
~ draws THIS DAY and the drawing viii be
o'clock '' 90
Capitals $4,000, 1000 1000. $50, 10 Of | ooo
10 OF 400 10 of 200, so of 100. &c. &C.
Tic Its 81, Quarters l.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY. Cyos, No IA
aro VS. IN Philadelphia next Thursday. 18th inst and
'he drawing VIII be received by Sundays mail.
SIiendid Capitals $50 600. of 10000, of 900
2,2lo, 10 each Of 1000, 600, 500, 400, 800. e6 of
200, 81 of1O1, &c &c "
Tickets $40. Falves 5, Quarters2 so. Eiphtbs o.
Tor sale in the usual great variety at the Constant
TIC selung and prompt pay Lottery and Exchange
ounce ol THOMAS u. BIGGER,
9ec - Corner opposite the Eagle Hotel.
MANAGERS OFFICE.
~ Connecticut State Lottery, No. IL, to be drawn
Si",oVU' S'oO'. <,OOO 1886, ~ OF 81, 900, 10 Cf
400, 10 Of 900, so of 100, &c.
Whole tickets 81, Quarters ST.
I C-fION C.4yV:4L LOTTERY, No L.
To be drawn at Philadelphia, on THURSDAY
Prize of $4,000 10 Plies of $1,000
do 10000 10 do 600
20 5000 10 do 500
l do 1910 10 do 400
Tickets go Halves 5; Quarters Q 80. AS e
place FOR good selections, call this office orders
promptly attended to.
Richmond Dock Lottery to be drawn in Richmond
ID January, l83O-slo,OOO, 5000. 1000, 1880. of
,00o-tickcts 81. Call on
YATES g. NJ INTYRE