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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-09
EOR RENT1

RWA FOX RENT,
600 The Store, Computing Room, and Cellar
Issss Ia Main street, three doors above The Bell
kz74 Iavern, with convenient brick Lumber
House, adjoining The store is largo and well fitted
up, and probably as good stand for busin IS as any
IN the CITY, and will be let TO good tenant for
moderate rent
We have also for lease or rent, two large fire.
proof brick Lumber Houses, situated Immediately
upon the wharvcs at Rockets well calculated for
storing tobacco, &c. fee of drayage to the shippers
& might be conveniently converted into stemmeries
feb l3 RALSTON g. PLEASANTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-09

MNEMONIKA, or the Tablet of Memory; being
1VA Register Of Events from the earliest period
to the yenr 1929, comprehendng epitonc of Uni
versal History, Chronology, Biography and Geogra-
ply, serving as a book for daily reference. The
matter furnished by VIM. Darby, Author of the
Gazetteer. Revised, with additions, by the publisher
and othors.-Just published, and for sale by
Ted 10 J. II, NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-09
Richmond Nail Manufactorv.

HOE sale, on very reasonable terms, from 500 to
Il 1000 kegs Of cut nails and brads ofvarious sizes
from Sd to 4Od, IN kegs from loOlbs. 10 200lbs.-
warranted to be made from Stccddt Lon and not from
Pig or Bloom Iron, as is customary in the Northern
States:
ALSO,
Spikes fromt5 to inches, clinch nails of different
sizes, suitable for tobacco kegs and hhds. nail rods
horseshoe iron, rolled iron Of different widths
and are prepared to execute with dispatch, any or
dcrs in this ine and request merchants and others
who deal IN nails, &c. to apply, if they want full as
sortment. p UAXALI& co
oct 10-2nwtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-09
MAPS, MAPS, MAPS.

vUShE subscriber has for sale the Laroe Man Of
n Virginia, constructed in conformity TO law;
also tho reduced. Map, on rollers or portable.
Large Maps Of the United States, Europe. North
shd South America on rollers, large Maps of the u
states portable Pocket Maps Of the u. States Viz
g,na' Maryland, West Indies and Florida, Louisiana.
MISSISSIPPI, Alabama New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio
INDIANA, Illinois. Michigan, Kentucky, Tennessee.
Not,h and South Carolina, and Georgia.
'eo R, y. SANXAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-09

Nv virtue Of decree Of the Of King s. Queen county.
sitting a ooessef sguaH the subscriber. commission
~ NO purpe appointed M sell 70 the hsle.. bi,ner tor
ready money the preies tuesday The 10Th day
ApsA, Hasa The uuct Of land, OF which Adrcw,ynscn dec
died. seized and possessed situated in King s. Queen
". uesr (lavkssu The decree made hs which
Thomas Jones' anor &C., Of Franklin Scott, Is complainant,
against tho hers Of Andrew Wilson, deed, dens
CHARLES HILL.
r s. am authorised by MIR Thos jones' To say tina, 10
viii receive from tho purchaser bond with good security,
payable at the cnd ri twelve npehs from the day of
the amount of SALE except will pay the q,
suit aud expenses a'tcndnStho sale, the bond carry
from the day OF salo c. HILL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-09

NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS.
H NELSON has just received and offers for sale,
II. at unusually low prices, an extensive stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Embracing large and general variety, suited to the
present and approaching season, and consisting in
part Of
Blue, black and fancy colorcd cloths g. cassineres
Oxford and steel MKT do %
DO DC sattnctts
Blue and brown do
Valencia and swansdown vesting
Rose, dufie and point blankets
Green booking and floor cloth baizcs
Fine and superine white Hannels
Red, green, yellow and black do
Black and blue-black Italian lustriny
Indn satin and satin evantne
Black and blue.black Clio de Nap
Do do Gro dc Indies
Black scnchews and sarsnetts
Merino and Cashmere long shawis
Do do handkerchief5
Ih!bet, Prussian ind cashmere square do
Thibet and worsted barege hdkfs
Barge, gauze and Gro de Nap do
Merino cloths md crcassians, all colours
7-8 and Al Irish linens
s, q and ed do sIectnps
Long lawns and linen canbrics
Linen cambria bdkis
Sd and 10.i damasl
Russia, birds-eye and cd diapers
Black Nonkin ond Canton crupes
Plaid Norwich do
Black and white Italian crapes
Black and coloured palmyrenes
Plain black and coloured bombazctts
Figured do do and rattinetta
Black English bombazines
Tartan and Circassian plaids and camblets
Black, olive and drab bang-up cords
Plan book, null and Swiss muslins
Plgured do do do
I'D aud Cd cotton cambrics
Plain and checked jnconots
Plaid and fancy London prints
Cotton, worsted and silk hosiery
Silk and worsted braids, assorted
Gloves of every variety
Spalfield and bandanna hdkrj
Imitation bandanna and Madras ID
Figured, satin and Gro dc Nap bonnet ribbons
Gauze, cay, do do
Common, fiDo and superfnc belt do
Black and colourcd guard do
a large supply of brown, blcached and plaid do.
nestics, apron and furniture checks, b1fticklnps,
British oznoburgs, and coarse woollens for nero
;lothing. And constantly on hand,
Cotton oznaburgs from the Richmond Factory.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-09
a Newspaper for tao LADIES'.

rrorosais for Publishing in the City Of wsshurteu.
WEEKLY SEwsPAPER. in neat quarto form.
containing eight pages, devoted entirely to the is.
the Ladies, to be eni,tled q = -~->-" - ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-09
The Romance Of History.
SPAIN. BY Don r. De Trueba.
~ "TruM is strange,
Stranger than fiction"


Stranger than fiction"
LORD BYRON
"Our limits will not permit any thing like ANALYSIS
OF the vast stores of romantic deed and wild adven-
ture contained in the wnrk."-Lh. Gazette.
can excellent medium for conveying strong and
vivid pictures of the past. .N6nthiy Revie,c.
"They are of the most intense andvivid interest ~
Literary Magnet.
Just published, for sale by
febl3 COLLINS g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-09
CHOICE GOODS.

HEAVY Jet, and blue black Italian Lustrings
IL Blue. black double chain Avgnon Horences
Jet and blue, black Gro dc Indies
Faron, drsb, nnd~l9d colored do
Blue and jet black, and assorted colored Gro de-
Maps
Black, white and assorted colors French Satins
Sd English, and French Ga black bombazipes
"A q Cd black Italian crapes-broad selyared
Black Mandarin crapes-smooth and glossy
36 q 40 inch black Italian cravate
Extra blue and black velvet, and genuine cloths
Steel and Oxford mixed cloths
Extra double milled blue black, and mixed cnss
Buff, white, light and dark drab do
Blue and mixed Habit cloths
Buff and black cashmeretts, for vestinp
Black, drab, crimson, and brown silk yelycts
Figured black and colored velvet vestings
6-8, g. 10-4 damasks and diapers,
Cd Irish, and 10.4 real Russia shcctiug go
81 & TO long lawns n.E
7-8 s, A Irish linens soft finish and very Gne
Linen cambria handkerchiefs, raised and colorcd
borders
Linen cambrcs
Mems English and French silk hose and half hose
English and French silk gloves
Black horse skin, and white Beaver do.
German g. English black s. white silk hose
White embossed silk do.
Black, white, and crimson Mcrino scarffs
Dark, blue, and cashmere do.
itch cause scarfs, crimson, blue straw, pink, and
white f' N
Shell, tuck, long bent, neck, and side combs
brazilian turn back, neck, tuck, and side do.
Madame Cantelo's corsctts--all numbers
Mems cambet and plain cloaks
Womcn's Merino cloth do.
n good assortment of the above goods recently re-
Gently received for sale at the lowest market prices
by, +. g. E. JAMES, g. Co.
dec 10 Marked Souo,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-09


CcASEnf-in Louisa county court, February 9Th.
1850: Henry Lawrence, executor Of sarai, Wood,
deed. plfiagainst
David Niche and Sally his wife. Lucy Richards,
Mohy Mullins, James Niche. Jonathan Niche, John
Niche. William Mchir, Beseleel Brown and Dctscy
his wife, Edmund brown and rheodosia his-Ufr, Nan.
ey Niche. Polly Sichie David Niche, Frances ,. Mi
chic, Sarah Miche. Robert J. Niche. Martha A. Mi
wife, Robert G. Willis and Eliza his wife, Robert Nj
chic Matthew Niche and Sally his wife, John M;chie
Joseph Niche, Jenctta Michc, Sally Niche. James
Miche, Nancy Payne, Peter Macarthur and Mary his
wife, Ludlow Dramh&m and Sally his wife, Nancy Mi.
chic. Nancy Goodman. Asa Smith and Frances his wiz
James Goodman and Maria his wife, Niche Maupiu
t.arkn Stamper and Emily his wife, John Gates and
Polly his wife, Thomas Stagner and Nancy his wife,
James haupn, Fonthnc Maupin, Patrick Maupin. VII.
liam Martin and Sally his wife, Richard Davis and Patsy
his wife, Susanna Niche, James AIiche Joel Maupin
and Polly his wife, John Niche, William Niche, Pa
trick Niche. Nancy Niche, James Nichir, William
Niche, John Niche, - Merewether and Patsy his
wife, Joha Downing and Polly his wife, Oliver Cross
and Nancy his wife, Sally Smith. John Wood Thomas
Wood, administrator OF David Wood, David Afchic
James Niche and Frances Niche, Robert G. Willis,
administrator of James Niche, deceased, and James
aliche, IT, administrator Of David Niche decd, diff.
It's lec,eed and ordered that this cause be referred
TO Master Commissioner Leroy Chambers and it is fur.
ter decreed ard ordered, that said Commissioner do
audit state and settle the executoral accounts of the
said plaintiff his testarxs estate, and that he state
any thing deemed pertinent by himself, which any
party interested may require; and that he divide the
said estate among the several distributes entitled
thereto. and make reportto this court.
copy. Teste, JouS HuSTEn, &c.
The parties interested in the foregoing decree are
hereby notified that shall proccc audit state and
settle the accounts, and divide the estate therein
named according the directions of the said decree
at Louisa courthouse the 18th day Of March, $780,
when and where they are requested to attend
February u, 1850.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-09

poase sson letter from cof bsford near Lexington.
Kentucky, q distinguished rsiser and pssrsn Of the
turfa who has been breeding ffvm him the last two
years tic says his eos are Of equal or superior size
TO hs colts from the same mares 6y any other horse;
that lac has two year old Giy. 6ccn hans high: and
his ycsrng colts equally promising; and that he does
not believe that any horse could have gotten good
racers out OF the mares, have also, many other
testimonials 20 the effect, aud from Dr. evils
Marshall, Il mention him because presume he is
known to many gentlemen in tirvina,) lac spcnks of
The Nock in the highest terms, particularly vi their
superior size and inc form. And, all tho gentlemen
with whom have correspOndetl, in the fact,
that he has been let to biooje until tho last
two years. that his colts by them have yet come
on the turf. The distinguished racers he has pro.
duccd Kassna, tsupposed by many tho very best
horse ever raised ia Kcucky) and Others have been
from common mares. by reference to the American
Turf Register. VOL l. page III, he is spoken of
producing striking aud very superior race of horses
in Kentucky. JOHN TUCKER
feb 15-lsrlstM< t -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-09
$500 REWARD.

.nN the 18th Of November last, a man named
~ WILLIAM BROWN hired Horse and Sui
Ky from the subscriber for the purpose, he said,
OF meeting his friend John Hunter ut Iiarpcrs Ferry
who was confined by ndIspos:n,I, ard TO return in
fbur days. The Sulky is entirely black, with blue
head lining-the body is skeleton covered with
alher, and brass mOlding-the top takes off al
pleasurc-one of the Handles is OF the dash-pla,cd
harness. The Horse is nearly white, about 10 years
uld-short bob-tail-lop rared-:nanc and tail lit
tie darker than his body-his font fee, are shod with
interfering shoes
IS abou. 36 ycors old, feet 10 or IL inches hiuh,
dark hair red tim face and sharp posc, anu s,oops
little, lie took with him plaid cloak Ii supposed
he will make To Rail Road or Canal, having
been engaged OH the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
And on the i8ih February last, man calling him.
self COLBERT, hired from the subscribers servant
Horse and Gig. for the purpose of going to the
city OF Washington Colbert is about feet 10
inches high, fair complexion, auburn hair, and sandy
WHISPERS, said TO have scar or mole on his nose
wore blue frock coat and pantaloons silver waich
and gold seals suspended TO red and white guard;
took with him small trunk with brass handle on the
top, a musical box, and pair brass pocket pistols.
The horse Is white, about seven years old, short
square nickcd tail about Is hands high very strong
made, rather dull but very fast trotter when put up
to his mcttle, particularly under the saddle he gene
rally starts III broken pace, but will immediately
trot on pniting your hand on his neck.
The Gig is o. Baltimore make hung oil springs
color da:k olive green, lined with dark blue cloth,
outside plated loiuts the nuts Of which are round
balls; the handles the body and dash have round
balls also corresponding with the nuts the Joints;
there also plated horns on the ends ofthe Shafts,
used for driving tandem on the PANELS Of the body
tllorc are plated bird ornaments.
The above reward will be given for the npprehen.
sion aud conviction of the above described per; ons
and the return of the property and 80 dollars for the
COL lotion Of either of the pnr,es or for the restora-
ton OF either Of the horses and vehicle to which they
were attached.
Any information by mail will be attended to. Ad-
dress to c. G PRESRIJRY
Baltimore March 2--3t Baltimore.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-09

VIKIlNIA:-At rules, hOden IN the clerks Office
ut the superior court of chaneery for the Rich.
mond district. the LIST day of February, 1880 William
Sterling, pit. against John Psrkhill, Samuel Parkh,
Charles COPELAND, Francis d. Dyer, and other ,lfts.
The defendants John ParlShill and Samuel parkhiil
not having entered their appearances and given
ry according TO the act Of assembly aud the rules of
this court, aud it appearing, by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants Of this country; is
ordered, that the said defendants do appear here ON
Nc first day OF the next June term, and answer the
Oil of the plaintiff; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the city IF Rchomnd for months excessively, and
posted at the front door Of thecapto in the said city
A copy. Tcstc,
liz W. q prrn,rrox . ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

lahssseS 70 avail myself Of no adYar'a2st
and e4aces imported by the Mother Church
e,elasi.e civ and with my last accents leave
my blessings n the Very Reverend aud frhef-
Z able Dan O'Shaug hnsssy, the ehspisin OF lhis
f ptison. aud 20 he lev. Genilenen whom he has
selected g. adm,aisirr spnnoai eOnsoiai'on 10
my departing spirit. ,,
/ Iame. F,izpar,riek, PETER C0MfN
Ksph Cuilinan. James d ohsnghnessy.
Eftset The Ghfe. powers have guaranteed
70 Leopold tie pay nent OF 22lo,Vo pou"os
slei Ing annually. foi eight yes,s
Frankfort. 1prii ~. -Esusct OF arrvaie
letter FROM Gonsiantin0ple Tue ofeaiio" oi
Greece into an independent Sovereignty great
ly dspleases the Turks: aud what IA more
strange, ~ not approved bv be Greeks settled
here. The Turks loudly blame the too great
indulgence ofihe sultan, and AFFIRM thnI there
has been ireaohery on the par Of those whom
the Porte has hitherto considered lis friends
and allies The Greeks, on Their SIDE, express
unessiness respe cling the maintenance OF the
orthodox Greek Church u"htt the Govern
menr OF prinee Leopold, and lear from his con-
Eions, an InnueueC winch may he Injurious
20 the polh cal aud commefcinl interests oil
Greece The IanarIois o. bfecks oil On
sianl,nople, SAL thai the new Sovereign Will
encounter greater difficulties Than Count Capp
Dlslfia. because the spirit that prevails IN
Grecre - wholly incompatible Win The mon.
are hIcal principle mud thai the prince can
not flsifer himself with the hope Of support
from lne higher class Of the ohhon.
The following letter is Of later date, aud
more satisfactory in its purport:
" a,,tona Aprh l9,-ihe President Of
Greece on RECEIVING official notice OF the choice
ui The Primes of onIe CObufg 10 occupy The
Throoe of Greece. has issued Proclamation,
which has been received by the people with
demonstrations OF Joy.
LIVERPOOL MARKET-May g.
Inc lauguor aud depression in our Cotton
market Continued up To hs I'm inst, when The
dcmand again revived, aud II has since been
pretty general aud spirited aud prices hive All
yancpd | d TO II perth. The sales tins week.
amount To Is duo bales.
Inc Tobacco market continues dull aud the
limited buslne" going forward, Is at rather
lower prices.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
% . ~. = GI9.
From me AastrHe Banuer EIira, june 3.
TIE TORNADO

NE TORNADO.
+" Extract 0fa letter 10 Ht Editor 6GyfR
SHELIYvlrLr Tenn. June .. 1880
= D,dr Sir ShelbVte IS IN ruins On Mon.
day night, alst May, about l., o'clock. n pleas
ed nj alsSe Providence to visit tins place with
mast devastating hurricane. Tine Court
house, the Mnrkeiheuse, Methodist Church,
the BRICK Hotel, the Baul, and many other salq-
able buildings, were prUstTaled in an instant.
Five young men were killed, and macy others
bruised and wounded. Me Newton, editor of
the Shebyyllle lnlelligeucer, was carried a
midst the ruHs OF his house 100 wards
and instantly killed and dreadfully man.
Gied The other young men who were killed
were Mr.. David Wilson and Nj. Caldwell, sad
oilers MIR. Rjeout aud Mr.. Amold clerk in
Mr.. James Rtlds store Mfssrs. Blaukman,
Dodson, Solomon pows and many Others were
badly hurt. About ihir,y-eight stores and
shops, and ten OF fifteen dwelling houses were
overihr0wn.
shall not attempt to describe the scene.
hose who have seen most Of such scenes,
imagine attempt least to describe them. No
one heard the fall o a,ree, or fence, or house
IL whs one constant, mOuOtOnous, shrip roar
The voice OF the Tempest. The lightning
was one constant flash, rendering every thing
visible The earth was covered with "a sheet
of water Erom the Public Square east, all is
one distinguished mass Of ruins. The very
foundations OF many houses were blown up.
ana scarcely one sIone left upon another. The
preservation of lives amid such destruction of
naotHilous, seems 'aIInos, miraculous. Many
found thsr-seiV' lying on their floors without a
'S''o over 'hem or walls around them oilers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

he 90 longer necessary. He should Gov give
his advice different direction. lie should
advise the people to remove the man. who has
made the seryiceso Of .yen his incompetent or
uniaitbful sgen' unne cessary. III captain
Giesey ought TO be removed for expendng
improperly what las been already given. what
oueh, 10 be- done with him who will not per
nit the representatives ofthe people 10 give
us any thing, eho 10 sustain his personal po.
pulariiy in the South will forever, Il possible,
close the u S. treasury upon us
Union t0l1n PENN Democrat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

81 received, deect from Nsw Wi, -
W opened this IN orning, a smsu Iot If vs.u
desirable goods, consisting in part Of
few pieces Pongees
10 Falmyrenes-extra wide and very .,
pe''oF euali'y--,he colors are pea green. iiIac
straw color and ieht blae. e'' ''"o'
piece oniy oriental Bauiste, beautifully 6o,d
Also or dozen coarse Pao,slonns a..
cheap, aud lei G! Cotton ...n /. e'y
iuns ). :" a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
JACKSON AND REFORM.
ANOTHER DEFAuLrER

letters received ~ town, by last nights Yves
tern mail, inform us that L. Ueirirh, the
lately appointed jackson Postmaster OF Claws
vile, Penn. had uSt been unprecedented
Wheeling. Va aud that he IS there confined in
gao Tor the irlning offence Of having purlon
ed $1,000 from a letter which had been mailed
in his Office, Tor merchant in Baltimore. Adj
wees had been received lhatthe remittance had
not come TO hand. and Suspicion having resi-
ed upon the gentleman, he was pursued and
apprehended.at the latter place. 4he whole
amount was fortunately found in his possession.
cartuliy wrapped in anewspaper, aud identi.
fed. SO mucn for Mr.. Barry post-ofice re-
form! Bah. Patriot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
MILLTNERY.

ms u'lI has on hand an assor,men, of
Lemons aod other Millinery, rec lived direct
,3;. ,'"n' me North which she IS prepared TO
dispose OF at very low pr.ces. She j, also
r'ep"'eu 10 execute amy order in her line with
e,es'"ee anu eispatsn. The citizens of Lynch.
all ~ Hs ''clNi'y are respectfully invited &c
In anN eAaLiine her assortment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

Fashion.-Ihe fashion Of the walking dress
al ,he present era, is uncommooly chaste md
simple. A few years aeo-nny. even one year
Ago--iiounces were elevated on flOuuCes--
flowers stood on the top OF howers-rIbbpns q
bands --ai---al contributed TO make female
look like one OF those creatures whose plumaee
is etcrnay in the hurricane state. Now ali
is changed. Not a honnce is 10 be seen; the
skirt Of the habiiment Is simple, chaste and ee-
eant the bust is equally free from crowded
ornament aud tue Dunstable Is without flower
or spear Of glass.-We like al this amazingly
N. J, Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
Great Pigeon Shooting The American Turf
Register contains the following letter:


Great Pigeon Shooting The American Tur
Register contains the following letter:
l'Ew foRE, May 90 1880.
Mr.. l.diior.-Baving read in your Register
to which AIN a 5Uhscfber. an account OF a
pigeon match. shot near Baltimore, as well as
the republication Of the exploits IN this way oi
the famous Red II ouse Club. am induced TO
say 10 you, we here in the North (as Southern
folks ssys.) do something 10 these matters as
well as our neighbOrs.
On the 2la last April, al the half way house.
(Rayoers) between BROOKLYN and Jamaica
Long Island, alr. Henry NJ. Boughtop won "A
wager which there was considerable
amount depending, VIZ - Ihnt lie would
kilt So pigeoos DOT OF 100 shots ~ ! honts-
fhe trap to I've Is yards distant. and lhe b.rds
TO be picked ~ dead within 6o words " BY
some error in ineasureme The rap WINS placed
- 3 cards of snd rs birds were killed
within the bounds, before the was discov
cred, OF the loo pigeens shot AZ, 80 were
killed within the s,sty yards--three others fell
within the bounds bot subsequently dutiered
out, and three ,Iied-6 fell dead within 20 yards
and one bud only escaped. apparently un-
touched, which occurred At The III OF fth saoi
ii I remember rightly. The gun used was u
double barrel Nesily neutrality-suspicious.
length, oil barrel 2ft. D inches-cabre 3 inches,
and weight pounds 4 ounces. The shot
No. ., (Youles) charged l-2 oonces-ihe pow
Bigeiow aud Wilkes, hartford, aud charge
ed 1872 drachmf.
ain thus particular, because, / believe, Ia.
king into consideration the gun used by Mar.
b. aud the charge. 10 reference TO those made
use Of in England Tor Pigeon matches, there
nothing in the annals Of Lord Kennedy's or
Mr.. Osbadel,on's shooting that can be cum
pared with this.
am, sir, your obedent servant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
>aoe Store and Mandatory.
il RllElf.

A9 on hand. ~ his Store, rext door above
SaA Dr. Howell Davies, general assortment
OF Shoes OF his own aud Northern rnanufac
tnre which he offers at the loves, prices Also
fhhadeinhla made Boots, cat unusually low
prices. tie IS prepared 10 execute work, mar,
"cn'ar'y IN the ladies' branch OF business, with
neainess and nronntnass 800