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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06

ki'i>IN-Nt rules, holden i the rlcts's Office Of the sut.r,r
C"'d "i cN4nrcIy iof the Richmond district. hr Sd dsy NJ
."s.I't l6-.s 's'es Denton. pi against Tumcs Underwood.
y ~ ol John Buntnn, deed, Su-snud Du.tql. widow. and
INN ''''', wen 'cnion. Ip.rnh Perkins mud Susanna he
i,'n'r'iv Denton, ant Fanny .cnt1n. riidfrn o. aid john
Ihg1ns Denton. dec'h dfs
Ih' dc''u'ln's Richard johnson asi MARY his wife, not
n'.,'9 'n''rr' Their appearance Hnd givcn security according
!" ". 'l o' assembly and to- rules Of ihit couu, aBd IA appear
ing, 10y sni.factoy evidence. t,ar nrcv are not inhabitants NJ
l"s Country, o. Is ordered, thFt me said defendants DO arpcar
lltt rII." .Hf dy oi the next January term. and answ:r ;ic
Iii'I .f FII tt nuI that 70 copy of This order hr fnutuiJ,
INSERTED W 'nu" ncwspnprr published BOO the cUv NJ Richmond
ff 700 months succc- ivriy, ani posted at the front door OF tho
capitol, u tn sdI city.
- Arrn T-ir. W. q. r,-n,-n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06

N4RGiNIA:-At rLes, holden ia DIV, clerk s oiif.5 .t
the superior court Of chancery .Or The Eighm,. I
district, Tue Ord day OF August, 1929: Maurice PrfU-
1850, aud ReDecca hi5 WI.o,..te Hebecoa helso. cxn,x
ID John htis0 decd, pits. against TLoinas Gibson.
and Robert b. Gibson, Robert -. Gordon, adm If
his late wie Patsy, who was Iutsy G,uson ij.i.y
Gibson, George GIbsOn, E:ChaId Boil, gud IIs.u.y
lis wi;e, James J. Foster, and Polly us wife, joel ".
Jones, aud guos bis vii. EICudtd Jones', md Luc,
lbs wdC, William Evans, late sheriff OF Buckingham
county, ana ."m'r Of Jane Jones, dcc'c, and a.m',
~ bOuis non vi Samuel Pearcc, decd, dis.
Tie defendants Richard Boil and Hannah bic nile.
james j. Foster, and Polly his VIE, and Ric.n.d
Jones, and Lucy his wife, and joel W. Jones, and
.tgncs MS "3e, not having entered their appearance
ehd gwen security according 20 the CCl OF assembly
Hnd uic rules sol tIis court, eDi it.opycatug. by sat.s-
factory evidence, tiat tacy are n5t inhabitants OF
this country; MS oflsted. tust tlo SAID tefsnIaLis 10
appear here ON tne hIst day of the nest January
term aud answer the bIi off.e rI,. tiTs. and that N
copy OF llls order lac nrth"iII Inserted To- some bows
paper pun he'd IA The city oil Richmond, far two
inontns ssccessiyely. and posted az in front door Or
he capitol, ia The sud cnv.
70 Acnpy Tsstcf VIZ q PsNatr-r
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09

visers, then those who have co-operated iD bringing about the late event, will have just cause to lament their success. Above all,the people of this country are not prepared, and trust in God never will be prepared, to set up any human idol to be wOrshipped, nor to consider all the duties of patriotism as com prehended in blind devotion to such an idol. If an edct shall be sent forth, requiring that, instead of great and enduring principles oflib- erty and policy, attachment to an individual should constitute the sole passport to public confidence, and that all who do not profess it shall be excluded from public situations. my life upon It, such an edict will never be regis tered in the hearts Of American frremeD.
 Fellow Citizens. thank you from the bot tom of my heart for your enthusiastic recep- ton of me at this place; and, with fervent wishes for your success and prosperity in your various vacations, request leave to offer, as a toast.
 The Constitution. as it has been, and as it ought to be, always expounded, ,afording pro- tectiOn to our artsas it gives vigOr to our arms, in all collisions with Foreign powers
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09
PErERsnuRe, lYa.l March %.

Died. of mortal wound, on the goth inst. Mir. Thomas Rose, Constable of Dinwiddie, aged 4Q. MT. Rose, in the discharge of his official duty, had levied an execution on a Watch. the property of certain Capt. Wm. Frazier. of Dinwiddie. Frazier demanded inc watch of MT. Rose, who refused to give if up before the execution was satisfied, whereupon Frazier shot him in the left breast and he expired in an instant. The murderer made his escape.
 PROVIDENCE, March 27.
 Destructive Fire.-AbOut two o'clock on Thursday morning, the Cotton Factory in Woonsoket Falls village, Cumberland, be- longing snIely to Mir. Dexter Ballau, was discovered to be on fire. The flames spread with such extraordinary rapidity as to pre- vent the saving of a single piece of machine ry, except one picker. From this building. the fire rapidly communicated to the satinet Factory, within thirty feet distance. owned by MT. Rufus Thayer; building and contents consumed. The grist mill. next to the satinet factory, belonging to Mr. James Arnold, of Mendon, shared the same fate. By this time the Hamilton Cotton Factory, belong ing to the company of that name, had taken fire on the roof and belfry, and an extensive
 
 tory is of wood, four stories high. The fire eugine, belonging to the village, had been broken and rendered useless at the begin hing. Messrs. Job. Jencks & Sons, had sent their engines and hands from their fac tory about three quarters of mile distant, which rendered great assistance. The ut most exertions were made by individuals on the roof and elsewhere, to check tEe flames. in which they were at length successful. ow- ing mainly to the oppOrtune arrival of the engine from Blackstone Factory.
 l The result of this destructive fire was the 1 total loss of Mir. BallOu's Cotton Factory and machinery, running about 1900 spindles, valued at SaO.OOO or S25 900, of which lO.- 900 were insured at the lEtna office. There was but little loss in goods or stock. MT. } Thayer's Factory, a small wooden mill, three stories high, consumed, together with ma chinery. Goods and stock mostly saved 1 supposed value or S4,0OO-S8OO said tO be insured. Mir. Arnold's Grist Mill, with three runs of stones; loss about S2,000. nO insu rance--total loss between 25 and S35 ,0OO dollars, of which not more than S1O,8OO were insured. We are happy to add. that the ability of those who have suffered by the fire to sustain their losses, is undOubted. The following is letter written by Gen. DorregO. the Ex Governor of BuenOs Ayrrs, to his wife, previous to his execution. which we copy from d file of Burnos Ayrean papers recently received. 70
 M, beloved Amgelita.--Tt has htcn just in,i- l mated to me that within an hour mnst die am ignorant for what cause. hut Divine Providence, in whom confide at this critical moment, has SO determined it.
 lpardon all my enemies, and beseech my friends not to take any step to avenge me.
 My life, educate those amiable children; he happy, which you have not been able tO be in the company of the 'nfortunate '-''' MANUEL DORREGO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09
MAcoN, (Geo.) March z.

MACON, (GeO.) March 7.
 Shocking Occurrence.-A man of the name of John Green. lately. without any assignable other cause than morbid scnsibility the conse quence ofa nervous temperament, put peri. Od to his existance, by hanging! He had been missed nine or ten days, and when dis covered, his body was found suspended from beam in an unoccupicd house. belonging to MT. Pounds. It is supposed that he climbed to the top of the beam, aud, after adjusting each end Ofthe rope. let himself down there from. His hands were found tied before him in such manner as tO have prevented the possibility of his extricating himself, had he wished to do so, after making the fatal plunge. Yet. as one foot was found resting against the wall of the building. it is conjectured he felt some misgivings, and endeavored to retract, when too late Before committing the fatal deed, he suspended his hat from the cham Der window by string, and it being observed by one of his neighbors, led to a discovery of his lfeless remains.
 Another.-A few days after the above re- vOlting occurrence. a negro woman hung her. selfin similar way from a projecting end of one of the logs composing her cabin. She was about thirty years old. was a favorte servant in MT. Pounds family, in which she had'been raised from infancy, and had always been treated with great kindness. Her strange conduct cannot be accounted for on any grounds, unless it was modification at being recently expelled from the church of which she had been member.
 Homicide.-A man ny the name of Joseph H. Gray. was shot with rife in this vicinity on Saturday last, by another man whose name is James P. Now'in. The wound taus- ed his death instantly. We are in possession of the particulars of this unfortunate event. but do not deem it proper to make them public. inasmuch as the matter will most probably undergo judicial Investigations Nowlin made his escape immediately ,and had not been taken on Tuesday last. A reward of one hundred dollars is offered for his ap- prehension by David Maxwell, Esq. at whose house the occurrence took place. The de- ceased was the overseer and relative of Squire Maxwell. A description of Nowlin is given in printed handbills.
 Since writing the foregoing, we understand that NOwlin has surrendered himself to jus tice. and has been committed to jail. to await his trial at the next Circuit Court.-HHnts4 Uille Ado.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09

The state of Pennsylvania is, at this mo- ment mourning debt, nearly three times the amount of her state debt, in the construction of Canals.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09

spanish doublOons are manufactured in this country, there being profit in making them, even of full weight and quality.- The penalties, however, for attempting to pass them in the countries where they have legally recognized currency. are severe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09
SHIP NEW ENGLAND,


 The ship New England, Captain Hunt. ar rived safe in thus port some two or three weeks ago, after loosing two of her masts in the harhor in trrmendnous gale. In the midst of violent snow rtorm in the night, she touched upon the breakers near Egg Rock on the north side of Nahant. By i'm mediately wearing ship, she was able to stand off, and come 10 an anchorage in the roads. A few days ago, she was raised on the rail ways at the north part of the city for repairs. The moment she was high and dry, it was observed that a part of the false keel had been torn off. fragment of the rock penetrated. & al'n"st buried itself in inc middle ufthe keel ofthe ship! This piece of rock when cxtrcated weighed 80 pounds. This is q very extraor- dinary occurrece. That such piece of rock should penetrate the hard wood of the keel to such depth, without actually breaking the back of the ship, or even causing her to leak. is wonderful. and proves how thorough ly she was built. Excepting the keel and the copper. she was injured in the hull, and still retains her elegant proportion.-Centimi.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09

A sensible writer in the New York Enuui- Ter. apparently female, expresses her disgust at the immOdest exhibition of cOrsets, pads, bishops, and sundry other explosives, which 80 to the compositions of many modern fine lady. which are paraded in store window in Broadway
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09

4 crash.-Several thousand bushels of grain, "fsarious kinds, were suddenly precip- itatrd into the Cuyuga Lake. on the 10 ins:. from the store house of Mr. Andrew Myers, at Myers Landing, in the ,I.. town of Lansing, d"s Gu oyer ih. w.r nsds s, beayS e sn "S with grain, four, Ssc. gave way and fell into the Lake. Much of the grain has been got out ofthe water. The damages is estimated at from $l2,OOO to Sl5,OOO.-Chenango Rep.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-09

Ingenuity.-A manufacturer at Pittsbure Pa. has contrived process, by which h. practises jo6 printing in his loom He ha woven several "cards," winch exhibit upo their surface his name, residence. the articl he has for sale, &c. it is said. in beautiful let ters. This is sometimes done by diffrren cOlOrs, and sometimes entirely ny the thread of inc fabric.--Gazette.
 A very serious accident occurred in tn, suburbs of ewbrunswick lately. The Eas tern stage, in coming in with passengers. wa suddenly overturned by the breaking of bolt--the driver. falling at the same instan directly under the fore wheel, received tn hub upon his breast, and was SD dreadful, crushed, that he survived only till the mex day. The name of the driver was William ConkEn. A female passenger was alse some what bruised.
 From an account published in the New York papers, it appears that Stephenson, tn, absconding banker, abstracted funds and SC curties from the firm, for which he has giver no account. to the amount of eirO hundred a,s eighteen thoascnd pounds sterling-nearIy million ofdOIlars
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14
soap g. CANDLES

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
Ohm II. DLAMIRE grateful for past favours
now oilers tor sale, at his Drug and Apothecary
Store directly opposite the door of the Eagle Hotel
bis regular supply fresh Garden Seeds which he OF
fers lower than usual and which he confidently recon-
nends to hs friends, customers and the puhc among
theIn-which are too numerous to mention-viz
Superior early Washington weeks peas
True do Charleston
Large dwarf raarrowfat
White kidney or bunch snap besus
Fine early york cabbage
DO do Canhower
do do Battersa
DO do Purple cape broccoli
Green curled and green globe savoy,
and oil other kiads
White and red solid celery
Imperial ice coss and brown Dutch lettuce
Scarlet shit top and white turnp radishes
Large red tomato
Purple egg plant
Salsafa or oyster plant
Nasturtum
jan 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

O4pID FULIZ--.4ttorney at Lao,
~ AS settled himself permanently at the Warm
Il Springs, and will attend the courts of Anegha-
ny, Bath and Pocahontas. he offers hrs services to
the public a General LG,d Agent to inyestiqata
titles, give information quality snperntend sur
veys, pay taxes, effect sales, &c
During the recess of courts he may be found at his
Once, Warm Springs, Bath County.
dec 29-w5t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14
CANAL REPORT.
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEB. Id.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr. Tantivy, Thorp, days from N York with
snndries, to Poe & Brothers, III Mitchell, Hall
81 Moore, Baldwin, Ives g. CO, r Sfiith Sarvay,
NJ Weaver, w d ID Kyle S CO, Wadsworth &
Williams, McKildoe, Davenport, Allen d CO, w &
Z Crane, + a. L James s. co, II Nelson, King s.
Richardson, Abbott g. CO, NJ Radcliffe, J n
Gordon, Otis, Dunlop g. CO, C. G Richardsoa, II
Nash, Cushman s. Andrew, Lancaster g. DENLY,
Otey s. Tyndall, ID Weller, Levy, A &, Ny
ers,jr Sullivan, Hubbard g. Gardner, Winston,
Thompson, Lucke g. Siz6f, WORKMAN s. McGrudcr,
s Putpey. Yale & Dunley, Triplett 81 Johnston, c
Holt, Jr. co. M Hollins, Granniss Son g. Brothers,
to order, and TO master Passed schr. Planter, from
this place, going into Inc Hook on Monday.
Steamboats, Virginia, Ferguson, froTn baltimore;
Potomac, Jenkins, Alexandra; Richmond, Chapman,
Norfolk.
SAILED,
Schr. Richmond Packet, KNAPP, for New York,
flour, tobacco, &c.
Schr Chesterfield Beaston, for New York, coal.
Scbr. American, Coaster Lee for New York -four.
Schr Charles, King Smith, for Philadelphia, coal.
NEW YORK, Feb. i0.-Arrived, scbr. wash
ington, Canon, from Richmond.
The steam boat Potomac, after undergoing q tho
rough repair under the superintendent of her ex-
psrionced commander, Capt Jenkins, recommended
her usuaLroute between this District and Norfolk
yesterday. Nat. Ilt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14
LEWIS WEBB g. co.

OFFER FOR SaLE,
SO Bbls aud 100 bags coffee, Lagu;ia, st. Domingo
and Java
20 binds molasses
20 hhds and 10 bbls ST CEoix and iicw Orleans ST.
CARS
Q hhds i boxes and so bbls loaf and lump sugar
CO hhds and 100 bbls rye whiskey
10 bbls Caruther's rectifed do
200 bbs Isle OF wight and Northern upple brandy
do peach brandy
hbds and so bbls pure n. L. RUN
do Antigua DO
do Jamaica %
pipes French brandy
do Holland Gin
Madeira Canary
Dry and sweet Malaga ( ,,,1,r,,v
Port. Muscat
London porter cider
100 bbls vinegar
$50 sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown do
SO tons Swedes, English and American bar iron
do castings
German, crnwley, blstcred and cast steel
Cut and wrought nails
$50 Spanish hides
$50 sides soal leather
GO sides upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
500 bbls N. Carolina cut hCrTilrs
SO do mackerel
10 do prime pork
10000 lbs bacon
Is casks prime cheese
Irish potatoes, tar, ccppcras. alum
Rhinestone indigo, pepper, pimen;o
Race and ground ginger, almonds
RAISING, nutmegs cassia, dCmiiohns
Quart bottles, tumblers, decanters, wines &C
Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and tallow candles
Brown and shaving soap, bceswax
Imperial, gwnPowdor and pouehong teas
Dupont's and Rogers gunPowder
Shot, bar lead
Clover orchard graes and herds grass seed
WhittcmOres cotton and wool cards
ALSO,
Cotton bagging, bale rope bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds of cor
dage
Seine and wrapping twine
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
Osnaburgs, hcssans, cotton yarn
Domestic broad cloths, &c. &c,
ja lots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

II FOR SALE,
AKAXALL'S Nails and Brads al sizes, at Factory
prices,
200 bags Rio Coffee green and new crop,
New Orleans and St. Cro;x Sugars,
100 kegs Youe's patent Shot, all sizes,
Loaf Sugar, 500 boxes Soap and Candles,
Trinidad retailing Moesscs.
White Havana Sugars, Allspico, Pepper,
Ground, pulverised and race Ginger, Mustard,
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson and
Pouchong Teas,
Jamaica Rum, Antigua ditto, Northern ditto,
Holland and American Gin,
Whskcy in Hhds and Bhs.
French and Imitation Brandy
l-2 pint Tumblers, German StcrI,
Liquor Cases-Spansh Segars,
Sicily, Madeira and Sweet Malaga Wines,
Muscadel Raisins, Indigo,
Soal and upper Leather, Wool HEts, Cheese. Clio
colate Russia Quilts, Writing Paper, &c.
&c. Apply to OTIS, DUNLOP &, Co.
ttb 2-6teod
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14
THEATRE.
First Night of Ell HYder.

Or american 7ars IN Turkey.
M RS. COLLINS .begs leave to accqusint the
Iva inhabitants of RichInond that her Benefit Will
take place on Monday The 9Th Eebruary-,vhcn she
hegs leave to solicit their patronage.
The performance to commence with (for the first
time in this city)--the favorite play Of
Ell HYDER,
Or .4nlericdn Iars in Tarkey.
In the of which military ba,,d will be intro
duced on the Stage, and perform several airs
DRAMArIs PERsosE.
I'll Hyder, Dir. McKenney,
Hunct,i Garner
Nilauf, Walton
Ichander, Richards
Omar, IIarris,
n!oenselIuh, Herbert, jr.
Hafcz, Farrell,
pen iareb IN Ruhmn,) Stickncy,
Prince Cberedon,
Harry CLIFTON IAN American Midshipman,)
Mrs. COLLINS,
MAT MrzEN IAN American Seainon)
MIR. Collins,
(His first appearance in this city. J
Princess Zcda, Miro. Belcour,
Nina, Stckney,
Orissa, Read.
After which the favori,e farce of the
TURNPIKE GATE.
In which Mr.. PENNrNoroS having kindly VOLUNTEERED
his services. will appear in the character of Crach,
and introduce several popular songs.
a.. Boxes aud Pr. IS Gems Ee Gallery - cents Mid
dc Gallery, 81! ceuts.
IL No smoking allowed in the Theatre.
~ Doors TO be opened at half past c. and curtain
To rise at half past o'clock precisely.
u set OF excellent stoves are supplied for the
cnm.urt of tho audience. feb IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

WINTER pressed lamp oil
Cut nails and brads
Crohores playing cards
Rodnans sperm. candles
Superior cotton yarns, No. told
Letter, cap and wrapping paper
Red Stone Mills gunpowder, coarse and fine
Hartford and Albany ale
Constant supplies Of those articles direct from tbc
manufacturers.
Ruce ginger, pepper
N. f.. rum, fine lavourcd Jamaica MIN
Heavy sole leather
by 20 and 10 by 70 window glass
Gunpowdcr and young Tyson tea
Lime, mOlasscs. sugar-for sale by
iib9s-G DAVENPORT. ALLEN g. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14
TEE XADYEs' cARLAWD.

L is contemplated to publish weekly, i'll this city,
Dcmi- Quarto Sheet under the above title for the
sDle benefit of an umiabe andmeritorous Lady. The
Editor and Caterer for this little epeneron t is in
the spirit OF reluctant prophecy we use the term)
TREMENDOUSLY hopes, that may be sufficient barely to
announce the intention to insure the Ladies' Gar
land reasonable portion of patronage from the fair
daughters and matrons of Virginia. Independent of
the munifcent object Of the publication, which in it.
self. is presumed to be passport to the hearts of
feminine sensibity, the high character which the La
dies OF thus metropolis, and most parts of Virginia
have attained FOR the successful cultivation OF elegant
literature, cannot but augur iavouraby OF the
OF an undertaking whose very title prepossesses with
the promise of the appropriate banquet suited to their
acquired and forming tastes. Need it be made a
query, why enterprise of this character should not
receive the fostering attention Of fair Virginans
home production, when their patronage is freely
extended to foreign productions of similar purport?
We hope it may yet be an important item in the self
preserving principle of independence with Virginia,
as IT is with of her sister states to pay pro-
per devotion to the encouragement ofltcraturc with
III her own limits
FERMs-Tho price ofthe Ladies Garland, will he
two dollars year, TO be paid half yearly in advance.
NJ Editors ofnewspapers who may be disposed
TO exchange with us, will confer favor by forwar-
ding theirs without delay. feb IL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14
Atacfiots &aIF0.

AUCTION.
On MONDAY, 18th inst. at 4 -clock, the sub
scrber will sell at auction part of the Gold Hun
ters cargo OF sugar and molasses, direct from New
Orleans, consisting of
90 IIhds prime sugar
10 do do molasses
so bbls do do
To iokieh will be added,
pipes pure cognac brandy
do do Holland gin
bids Jamaica rum
bbls imitation brandy
l9 do northern rum
quarter casks wine
7 half chests imperial tea
chests gunpowder de-
DO young Tyson do
- Iilds whiskey
.. do sugar
20 bids old whiskey
ieb 10 D. TIMBERLAKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

NEW CROP ST. CROIX SUGAR.
e Hhds prime new crop st. Crolx sugar, landing
this morning for sale by
feb LEWIS WEBB 81 CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

DORT Wine in casks of 3 doz. bottles each
Il Madeira wine in quarter and half quarter casks
London porter and brown stout al pint and quart
bottles
Crates of pint and quart and and 8 OF. bottles
Crates of earhorn ware, assorted Cd wr,r.lt nails
English patent shot and white lead
Tin plate III boxes Is cross, braGier's colper
British and German oznaburrs
Liverpool filled sacks of salt. for sale ny
jan S-wGtt c. g. a. WARWICK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14
DANIEL WELLER
NOITCE'


RE Virtue Of Deed OF Trust cx7cna,5 NV T,,,,
mas q. West, 10 INC. and duly recorded IN IN,
county court Of King William The Esd div Of MIR,
1897 shall proceed to sell ut Tie late residence
the said Thomas e. West, the residue Of he pronar
ty contained in said Deed of Trust ccpsistin, -,
household and kitchen flrniture stock and nlnfea-
ton utensils, 90 "wednesday the 18th day OF Februn
ry, 1929 If iairif not the next fair duy
Terms made known on thc day of ssI-
ARCHIBALD POINTER rr,tst,,,
ian ii wilt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14

Drocn .Nias,Jcys in ne i9m Cl4Ss Of tde nisyuai
SioaynP CCuai LohCyy-
40, %, II, ~, 80, IS.
Nos o, u 41-i7, p R6-I5, IS, 99-i4 ~ 22sufd A.
my lucky Office, with several Other dzs Tor rttines cali
az this Office.
UW be dJTpcn mis- oLay,
Prize Of $4,000 Prizes of $500
do. Of 1000 10 OF 400
do. 81 $3.50 > Do OF 900
do ~ 900 sc DO Of 100
Df3s~r' WIN PEATsAiAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-14
BIGGER,S OFFICE.

y ~ I I'D u III I4N Z i Nh
BIGGER'S OFFICE
Dr'Tp Nf1nbcS in the DisDlal ScaBlP CUlai Lqtcery
Class No. I9-
az, %, 1T, II, 80, 80.
No y, 81 -, with several Other handsome prs, sold in
receive the cash.
TOMORROW AFTERNOON, tho drawing OF the following
hs"iTFpo scheme will he received BlGGEFpS OFFICE
"i'eo af usls the cuh van be gad for all the capitals