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Eighteen FreehOIdsrs of Campbeh
The true cause ,chy literature doe, not flourish il
Virginia.

The true cause ,chy literature does not flourish in
Virginia.
Whenever literature hourlshes in State, il
is in consequence Of III" proper attention being
paid TO IT, by parents and guardians of youth. -
That thi. is not the case in prginid, either in
our primary schools. or in schools of a higher
Grade, or onI colleges. IS a Tact too notorious
10 need any proof. II is customary ~ all
our schools OF any note TO havr annual
or semi annual examinations. Here is an
opportunity afforded To all persons, especially
parent, &c 10 judgr ior hemtises. % The mer.
lis ofthe teacher, his manner OF ie"ching, his
deDOrineni towards his pupils, and the progress
OF the pupils. How fer take advantage Of
this opportunity to JUICE Tor WeHSe!ftS am
constrained TO mike an honorable exception in
favor Of the Ladies. | attribute this 10 two
causes first, - better taste and seconl 10
desire to encourage those who are engaged ia
the rerg luxurious hut delightful exercise Of en-.
tightening the minds OF their tender offspring.
and teaching the young idea how 10 shoot.
/ have lately attended several examinations Of
youth in l.ynch6urg. was extremely mortified
10 see so fewgeniiemenattend The rooms, TO be
sure, were Allied pretty we'll with Ladies who
rave patient attendance, and who appeared TO
feel deep interest in the exercises. A'c not
fathers as well as m0iherS Interested IN tins bu-
.iness I'VE find thiS excuse 40 the mouths Of
MANY; don't understand their studies | can
no, tell whether they do well or not. Now, this
is in the first place, not correct Every man of
common sense, can tell whether his son or
daughter acquits himself or herself we'll, If he
gives patient attention.
But, in the second place, If they respect the
teacher they ought TO give him their counte
nance. B,t some will say, have contldence in
the teacher, that he will do what is best and
therefore commit my son or my daughter to
him. Very well and upon what is this conf
denoe based Not upon knowiedge' no, but on
r.nort TN, gratuitous confidence IS certainly
much 10 the advantage OF the teacher; but il he
/. an honest man. and wishes to act Justly to-
wards those " no encourage him in his arduous
Ialours. by something more substantial than
,oord,. he wishes their confidence based upon
something more solid than report. Another
prea, evil prevails in Virginia. with respect to a
e,Jer,iou Of schools 10 which TO send our emil
dren. Instead of parents selecting the school,
the children select it--True, children ought not
IN he sent 10 teacher, for whom they have a
great dislike, unless it he an unreasonable dis
he. In that case, their objection ought to have
no weieht.--Bul the Old Dominion opposes az
nopotion. A friend 10 youth.
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SASgss>'ssaE
fill. APPJINrat.Nr5.

Since the remarks under our Editorial head
WIRE IN type the mail has brought in new
u batch Of appointments" which we inser, he
low: The three Senator's are a, last in the Sc
nate having acted on the principal nominations
which will fall under its conirol " God sdre
The Commonwealth !"
APPOINTMENTS,
Made by The President, ieiih the adrioe aud con.
sent Of the Senate.
Hon. William I Barry. OF Kentucky, 10 be
Postmaster General.
Hon. John Branch, Of North Carolina, to be
Secretary OF the Navy.
Hon. John II Eaton. of enncssee, 10 be Sc.
cre,ary Of War
Hon John Mcpherson Berrien, OF Georgia,
10 be Attorney Genrral.
William Marshall OF Indiana, TO be Marshal
Of hat State.
John Pope, OF Kentucky, 10 be Governor of
the Territory of Arkansas
We expect hereafter To have 10 Furnish, dai-
" ANEW batch of appointments, MS, we are in
formed. general sweep has been made IN the
Departments. and the d" proscriptve system
is understood To re the policy the new hd-
lninstrat'on. Judge Mclean has done him
self honor by quitting its ranks, in diSgua
Her. GGg.
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EDGE HILL.

By an old Snsiile Bit Vreinien-I This is the
authors frs, production, aud the second Novel
of any merit twithin my knowledge. that was
written by an old fashioned Virginia gentlemsu J
and this surpasset the first one alluded TO AS
ell MS one can another. The scenes in Edge
Hill, are laid in the lover part OF Virginia ~
the year 1881, al which time the American Re.
volution was NJ ts highest pitch. The whole
story is truly Vngnian ~ its original purity mo,
as now-a-dsys) am truly glad 10 find that
herea fter we hall not have o 20 out the Old
Dominion TO find Novels equal III least 10 Coop
er's or SCOTS our old Fashioned vrg,nians
will give Us those that viii vie with them OF any
other. seriously recommend this work to The
public, aud NINE especially TO every Virginian,
ladies as wcilas Gentemen) and do assure
them that they will be we'll pleased with it, for
have never known any work 10 please the pub.
lie as much as Edge Hill hns.
"A plan man with good sense without Yankee tricl
or notions.
ADRIAN r. NORTH
March 10. 2tii
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
ONces q ihs Gazette aud Courier.


NEW YORK. Sunday March 80 2 NJ. (
FROM LlVEhPOOL,--Ih Sihw Richards
is just up--London papers ofihe ODD and Ii
verpool of the Gath January No politiral
news of importdnce--Wc have only time for
the following -
LIVERPOOL, Jan 24.--The Cotton market
has been miserably depressed and mnguid dn.
ring The week and srlcs of all descriptions
from 'he I7th inst 10 lasl evening inclusive.
reach only 6s2O bales.
The complexion OF the market il gloomy
and picce have decliued folk h per rent in
the common qualities Il American the rednc-
ton Is even grraisr, and they must be consider
ed IN mos instances Ia perean lower
LIVERPOOL. T,iGay Jan. %
The impnu oi Hhcni since Tuesday has not
been extcnsive, bui there have been several par
cei of Flour in from hmeriea. Tue tfansac-
tions generally have been On 4 limrrd scale,
without any material alteration in prices.
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE Jan. %.
We have To reporl fair supply o, most Kinds
of GIain, fresh in for Tuesdays market. ~
Wheat, the business done was IN n very irliline
extent, and all descriptions were offered inliy
nj I'd per 20 lbs. under the prices OF the preee-
ding Tuesday. Oats were also dull NJ "A d eiisc
in val c ia the iinr qualities Of III and on The
other sorts of % to 30 PER- IA lbs ionr
and Oatmeal difficult Of sale aud Is per sack
lower. Mating Barley Is TIER quai nnd Grin
ding do % aud Sd per 80 lbs cheaper. Pense.
Benns, aud Malt. marty without enquiry, aud
depressed ia value l. per or
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Female Education.

1--WE Spring ana Summer session OF my
Il School viii commence on the 10Th Of
next month. My course Of instruction viii
comprise the following branches Ofthogra
ply, Reading, Writing, English Grnmmnr.
Rhetoric. Logic, Geography, The use OF
Maps aud otthe Globes. History, Natural phi.
losophy, Chemistry, Arithmetic, Book Keer
,pg; Algebra, Cronctry, &c. shall DO assis.
ted by my sitter Rebecca.
As wish 10 render my present arrange .
ment permanent, shall labor TO promote Tho
interest OF my patrons. have intended. for
several Year, 10 attempt the establishment 81
iemaie school aud havr, therefore, given
very particular mteo,ion 10 those s,ndies
which coniider best suited TO girls.
Terms for the session Of five months
FOR beginners, sl2 l.eo
For those more advanced, GIG ~
No pupil will be received for less time
than RON he day of entry 10 the end Of the
session, X. Il. TOWNLEY
Cd mo, 9Th idt
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DonaAA aAair.
vIl HE subscriber has just received further
supply Of this wonderful production, called
DONALD ADAIR,

BY young Lady Of Virginia.
This is her frs production and il will vie with
any wha,ever-I have heard many gentlemen
extol this work exceedingly, while Others have
not spoken 80 highly oft. thought, because
il was the production Of Lady, for since the
great Novel writer, Scott, has come forth
no production, unless its from The pen of a gen.
tleman, seems to attract much attention, no
matter how good il is. lam general Novel
reader, and have read this work, AZ also Edge
Hill, and have no hesitation in saying that
Donald Adair is much the best production, ac-
cording to nv Fancy.
hBRAM r. North.
March is. 2tif
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COMMERCIAL.

We have been favored with the pcrusal of n
etleI beaIIng date Londoii, Jan 22d, ;" which
says" hasten 10 give you n copy of q very
important letter, received this morning from the
Chancellor of the Excheque,, on the subecf of
"a discriminating duty beng imposed on all
stemmed Tobacco, after the 9th of April next,
OF Sd. per Id. ad litional, which, il passed into a
law. vii, fear, put RI end 10 scanning in the
United States Yesterday afternoon and tins
morning, $500 binds Of s,mmed Tobacco have
changed hands N an advance of } per H., aud
there are now very few sellers Leaf 3D. n Sd
PEI h., as IN quality --Cniion dull n53a
3 per h. in bond. Flour, 45s n 46s per bhI.
II The following is an extract from the let
ter The British Chancellor, alluded to in the
loregoing:--
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letter TO the Editor Of The Gazette dated
Washington, 9th March, says -" II is now I'M
derslood here that Amos Kendall will supercede
Dr. Watkins mud Isaac ii,ll, Mr. X. CUTS
an that Daniel II. NJ her will succeed YIN.
Jones a, Collector Of Philadelphia
Iaxew.ll goes To London, Dallas to Paris.
aud l. T., Moore 10 Colombia, all OF which be-
ieye,' Bali. Chron.
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rrsastis1< county. numerous pa'"e
=. -. has been held. Alfred II. Powell In the
' a.;r and resolutions entered into to take a
..,,. Of the people of that county !" eonior'
=. with the recommendation of meeting OF
~ ,.,,,.,n and northwestern members OF the
.Y.,,,o,.,e At the late session. We presume
-, mi. ,novemen, will be general in those
..,o,,;es-The design OF the measure IS COUNT
70 sbow how much greater is the dspropori
: between the population of the Western and
,,.s,sru sections 0f the State now than WIS
;. 1910; by which they hope. (tr"'tless'y' how
,,or NC fear, to counieract N some measure
;.,;ns,;ce which must accrue 10 the Western
,,;on If The State in consequence of the CEN
,as oC 1910 having been chosen as the oas's OF
..nrcssr,n,on in the Convention.-Ihey have
a,;ra,ed n very able representation from
-, Senatorial district, viz Judge H. ST. u
.,,.te, Alfred II. Powell, John r. Cooke and
.e4,mos Grices. Bet we are decidedly oppos'
ii 10 sending Judges to that body aud we
.,eretort hope that some oiher gentleman WIZ
:. substituted for Judge Tucker
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HUZZ4 FOR TIE
OLD DOMINION :!

kflHE subscriber again has the pleasure of
= informing hrs friends and the public gene.
rally, that he has Just received n farther supply
Of one among the best Novels ever offered TO the
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ybADI3Ss 3DORS.

HyHE subscriber has on hand handso ne
assortment Of Morocco and Prunella
SHOES, which he wishes 10 sell of, and for which
Ne will take very reduced prices.
JOHN. W. SCBoOLFiELp,
March l6. 3'ol
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COMMUNlCATIO<--Fo, the TnginiGH

Mesgs EdifOrS-Permit MS, through he d.
umus Of your paper, 10 nominate, ms suitable
ne, ous 10 representing District composed OF The
counties OF Bucking ham. Campbell x Bedford
III he approaching Convention, Maj Wm. Du.
vail OF Buckingham. Saml. Anthony oil Camp
bell. PeachH H. Gilmcr and Col. Robert Saun.
d,rs of Bedford.
Eighteen FreehoMers of CampbeH
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THEATRE.

We besncak the attention ofihe patrons o'
-. Drama 10 line interesting Tragedy to be per-
r.,,,.d this evening. It's decidedly the best
., ,be many pieces from the pen Of NJ e. Lew
Eve hope, during the short remainder OF the
,.,,e the company is expected 10 stay in Lynch
,.,tp {, see inIl houses. If correct personal
,,enonmant aud COOL acting constitute any
,I,in, 10 liheral'pa,ronage, the company NV
viii us may Justly expect il. The '"clem'n'y
r,bc weather and other causes have operated
sevcrey against them since they have been Il"
,hi, place, md considerable pecuniiry loss
.,hich they are lily able to sustain, has been the
consequence. Sympathy, therefore, as well
=. ;,s,;c.. will we hope, induce the admirers OF
,,isrstona and innocent amusement TO encour-
ace literally, in future. the abstract and br'e'
.hror;rlcrs ofihe tnuos'-as Shakespeare calls
,so heroes of The sock aud onshIn.
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Hewson's Office, Lynchburg.
The following numbers were drawn TO deter
mine the prizes 10 the Richmond Dock Lottery,
Class No. ].
30 81 10 II 16 %.
Re,u your small prizes at Hewsons fortu
nate Office.
March o.
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foregoing

d" DoWnng Street. Jan. 81, 1920
4 have communicated with Mr. Veysey
Fitzgerald, ON the subject of The letter addressed
by YOU 10 HIN with regard TO the future ,niy 10
Le levied on stemmed lobncco, md have now
the honor to iaform you thai II i, my intention
toirec ommend To Parliament TO impose the ad
dilional duty Of Sd per III. on slemmcd 1obae.
CO. 10 commence from the 9th April next
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Fresh Garden Seed

IL Dfum head do.
Red dutch do.
Scarlet Hadish
Early frame Cucumber
Long green do
Also, on hand, general assortment Of Pet
Brans,ac,
Medicines. paints, oils aud dye sufIs, &c. npno
site the Post Office for sale by
WM.I HOLCOMBE Go
IL For rent, the upper stories of the hou,r
occupy the rooms nre large and commod
Gus
March 10
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EXCHANGE,

DRAFJS-ou New York, rhtadel,b,a, Bal
iinore, Washington CITY. Richmond and
Petersburg, for sale nj n small premium
and IN sums to suit purchasers, ut the lottery
and exchange Office of b. W. HENSON,
Successor to s. II NJ. Allen IL Co.
Lynchburg.
Feb. y
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EDUCATION.

u kiiE. snmmer session Of the Subscribers
II School, will commence on Thursday mo
I'd day of April. WIN. s. REID.
March 10
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lust opening, n superb assortment oil
- Fancy articles, amongst them are the fol-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-26

me Con1enfion. Yesterday was day Of business
IN the Convention. Phe further consideration of the
OASIS Tor the Sena having boon passed by, for
sons which may be by reference to our sketch.
resolution AFTER resolution reported by the Legislative
Cougnntee was taken up, and virtually, passed. "a
direct vote on adopting rejec ing. is in order
Committee of the Whole The entire Report of
the Legislative Committee may be considered hav-
ing received this final expression of the sense Of the
Committee Of the Whole the I'd resolution relating
to the census, and the frat and fourth relating to
the constitution OF the two Houses, excepted. The
first mentioned of these three will not probably oc.
cupy great time
But one serious difficult y-but that however is the
great acknowledgements in the way of the rapid
progress and The anicable conclusion, of the labors
OF the Convcntion-we mean the basis of rcpresen-
taton for the two Houses 1t will be Observed tho,
General Gordon yesterday, proposed a new eni| in
dependant mode of settling the question. Mr.. Wat
kins Leigh too intimated his intention of proposing
scheme which he seemed to hope, would unite in
its tavn.ais parts of the House. What this scheme
is, we bave no clue for guessing.-Ve wish with all
souls, tha it may he received with the unanitty
hoped far it, that would be test of it's excellence
but be HIS it may think the signs of the times
tn" indications of fair and satisfactory adjustment
of the difference, entirely encoura gng-a fact upon
which, we tender congratulations the country.
IL We are under the necessity of passing by AT
present, Mr. Thompsons able argument of Satur
day. i'll favor of eX ending suffrage. We dislike
break the connection of the Debates, and the order
time, but il il in this instance, Unavoidable We
therefore Omit that speech, and take up the other
proceedings of Saturday. In few days, We shall
give Mr. Johnson's Mr.. Stanard's. and Mr. RANDOLPH
speeches, the Basis of Representation in the
House of Delegates which concluded the discussion
of that proposition.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-26

great effects" IT should lisewiss be- recollected
that gold and silver are become a scarce com
notify IN Bunos Ayres; sellers are scarce, aud the
least demand causcsa great and sudden rise
Somr Important measures have bcci, ndon,e1 with
view TO the increase OF the revenue. An nnport
OF one dollar per head is laid upon all cattle miro
duccd Tor the consumption of the city, and IL renis
upon that for tue use of Saladeroc. HI:es of ali
descriptions 10 pay one dollar duty each tobacco &,
yerba OF Paraguay, Correntes, and Missioncs 10 per
cents segars, 20 per cent hats Of foreign manufac
tnre dollars each: and foreign salt dollars per
idn"ga. THESE measures are to 90 into operation
on tho first October
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-26
MARINE 1s EW S.
PORT OF RICHMOND.


Schr Fairfield Colin, from New York. with sUudries,
Da venpor Allen vi Mitchell, Trrle & Johnston,
hus Richardson Workman & Mctiruder, Luke Il Szei,
y T Gwathmsy, SmtOn, VI Myers, Mosby :; CO, NJ
Raicliie, Nan.Lew co. Holt ir & co, L II Drew,
Sweeny, Gomphus Fisher, Arr@istead - nct.GdIe, Me
hidue, II tusiace, II Wight son, Grsuuiss, Son 4
iSroth.ts, Ncpas, Webb 4. CO. Hall & Moore NJ iic
Inns, Levy SanAay, Binford & Brooks, w Warner
Wahsworth il Williams, & James s. CO. W & d Kyle &
co. Baldwin. ices & Thompson, X Nash, S;raton
Puincy, w VI SwOOpe Steel J Saryay, Raymond &
Broiers, NJ Valentine, NJ Weaver, Cotton, w Bmgey
G Iifhn, w Wi,che jr, Mcdonald w tlarre Shep-
herd 81 CO. Taylor, Tichenor, w Clarke II Nelson,
Conk &, Ryan, Lee & Cowles, and 10 master
SLhr Eleanor, Morse, from Philadelphia, with assorted
cargo, Lancaster DENNY NJ Mitchell, TyTee, Marx
SON, Rogers Harrison, p White, Workman & Mctiru
II BlarliTe, Cotton, HERBERT Winston, Peyton
X ID Sanxay, Murray, Watkins, w Morris, SaTvay
Richie Cook, Robinson, II Eustsoe, & Myers
Binord & Brooks, n Nash, r / Smith, J Hailowel,
Clarke, - Baker, A Peicolas g. Crump & Lyon Me
Kildoe, Scott Fry Tmberake, Hillard VI Sc ain
Z II Drew w Hardie, Enders, W Noting, g ~ Mitchell
r A Rust, Brockenbrough & Havie and l. Ludlam
Schr Francis. CroUell, from Warehan' with sundries
Schr Adams, -, from NewbuTyPort, with potatoes and
onions,
Sch Bold Commander Godfrey. from New York, with
dries, Kyle & Cbchran and Wallace.
Schr Joseph. Bessy, from Wareham, with ballast
NEW YORK, Nov Give have accounts from below
since ycrra a.s,oo shea there the ofhns, ship
aud gs The wind has since been light and the weather
RAINY aud very thick.
Snip Great Britain French, I'm HavTe Oct oath for this
port Ar Newport Friday OF her SICK With the
una
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from filing any Office sre,sed, or the e,no,un,e,s If
which had been increased by the Iegisla,urc Of which
they members unless such office be filed H. To
people, was then read and -acguiesccd in.
Mr.. DoddrIdge then moved amendment TO tho
second. census resolution, which will DE reportd
hereafter, and the Committee rose, aud the Conven-
ton adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-26
~ SPLENDID LOTTERY. ca

OCLAss -
The drawing viii lie received on SUNDAY EEXT.
as Number Luiiery-6 Drawn Ballots.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-26
LAMBERTS OFFICE, !
ANOTHER CAPITAL!

ANO HIN UT =. =, I,
25. 30, 81, 43, 40, SO, y, 10 :,
W. ~. Nos dsvn in tho Connecticut state LOTTERY No ~.
~ Whole Ticket -, q, 30 pr'te "i so. ol S ~
ue S"n o.! y '"''"''%'' t. AmDEuE'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-26

H. LEGANT ANNUALSfor -Freo,s,,,,s
- O8e TAG Shoberis Forget Me Not. Che VIM
ter's Wre IT, AcNenns .. Jcvcu,le Fu-et Me Nj.
Atlantic Souvenir, f,r sale st tIe ts,u, aid Stat,ote
store If r.. SAiNXAl
NEW --tor sal o. br, tie Book of'fr. Bo,Jo -,
~ the W"pt 81 " Sin ion-Wish, sl.oa great. =.
sF'y " 4a'enS ye,s-- ~ y. ca LAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-26
'SiH selling off At PriIus Cost" and !,
nlanq distances Ilitch 6eLorr Ca

HNBE proof that ~ subscribers have been ceiling on tber
large and general assortment of Seasonable DRY GOODS
al Prime Cost IS 80 apparent that ,eywoud deem n ne
eessary to insert second advertisement thar effect had not
ungtHsrous attempts been made lead pub 10 believe
We contrary They Therefore again respectfully nGonn their
trends ana customers that they continue 10 sell og a.
fTtae Cost and IN order assis OF the renfaig
soo ney nave added thereto per the Fold Commander JIn
New iNs) variety OF such goods they disposed Of la tho
cary Ptt OF ther sales Among these many Of
description ~ goods that considered erfyrgsv cheap
Jan"eg 81 IND do1ssfcs. Gro de Naples eros des m
90 and Hlian tcfags, superior tie, cacoc, ior yricd
and Ptcfnc SaHsfs; and many other goods az which
will be cold at PTss Cost aud u many Instances tie coois
that have been haud for me W be sold
"Priwe Cost" w announcing their intention clo- heiy b-
snsss - MS manner, the Sucers did expect elicit IN
beraf reark from person, nevertheless.
have bsH mads and the public nell they oco,d
hom an interested source kaotg how 10 esfno their rpsr
KYLE a. rCClpNN
nov 26-u 80 ~ 80 '.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-26
BIGGER's OFFICE,

It
Nov. &c. 1920
The following are the drawn numbers IN the Con
noc,icut State Lottery, Class No. II.
o5. 80. 81, as, Is, SO, -, Is.
OS,z-T5Oo drawings IN one day.-c0
DELAVARE g. s. CAROLINA LOTTERY,
Extra No. l4.-Slo,ooo Capital Prize.
Whole Tickets 81, Halves 2. Quarters !.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, No. 7,
odd and Even.--S1O 900 Capital Prize.
Tickets s., Halves 2. Quarters l.
The drawings Of both these handsome Lotteries
win he received OF Friday, az one o'clock, at the
Iottcrv and Exchange Office Of ,..
nov % THO. ~. bIGnEh-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-26
a CARE,

.nL. HERBERI'S first BSneft an Richmond
NJ IT, HERBERT begs leave inform the ladies' Ar
~ gentlemen of RehuoHd, Manchester and their
ana visitors that his Benefit will take place on SATURDAY eve
ntpg on winch occasion will be brought .vard the new
Meo DIaIra OF PETER BELL THE WAGGONEIl
or The -uORDERERS Or .N4SSL4C Peter BeU
Nit tLRBfRr-Aher which avorite Ballet The whole to
GATE Crack, MIR HFRBfRr nov DC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-26
GRAND SCHEME.

we'd TOT" Lolte'y, NO. I3, Tor 1873.
10 No. Lottery-6 Drawn Ballots.
Only 14,l90 Tickets
Prizes: $4,000, 10000 5000, $500, a,1lo,
&c. &c. &c
Tickets $40, Halves 5, Quarters d, Eighths H.
The drawing will take place This Aferno n IN
New York at a quarter before O'Clock, and be re-
ceved on Sunday next, at the Lottery and EXCHANGE
Ohce OF THO. B. BIGGER.
Where i'll the last regular Class of this Lottery.
whole ticket No 90, a. ~, the highest Capital Of
100000 was sold to gentleman of this CITY, and paid
at sight. nov Of :