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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

n Tia court held Cor Amherst county the 10Th day
xeA OF october, 1880. Peter +. Christian, IN his
right aud as surviving exor. oil Jchn Christian, OBJ
dec. Phf against Richard Davenport and Mary bis
vile, Charles L. Christian. john Christian, Vim. l..
Christian, Elizabeth Christian, Waiter L. Christian.
John Christian, an infant under the age of twenty
ne yers, SON OF Samuel Christian, dec Drury Chris
tan. Judith Christian, James G. Christian, aud Dan
lei y. Christian, Deits. Ia Chancery.
The defendants Richard Davenport and Mary his
wife, Charles l.. Christian, WIN. l.. Christian, and john
Christian, (son Of SaInueD not having entered their
appearance and given security according the act
of Assembly and the rules Of this court aud il appear
ing from satisfactory evidence that they not in-
habitants Of tins country IL is ordered that the SAID
defendants do appear here the fret day Of December
courtAext, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted ia mes
paper printed IN the town Of ynchburg for two mouths
SUCCESSFULLY and posted al the front door Of the court
hoase VI this county ACopy--Tesfe
ARTHUR Is. DAVIES.
Oct II 2u
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Copartner ship.

fHNHE subscribers, will, in future, carry on
K their Rope, Twine. aud Bagging making
business, al The old stand Of J. II. Echols, al
the lowe, end oil main street, under the firm OF
Echos aud Cundti, where they will keep on
hand good assortment OF Cordage, Irvine &
Cotton Bagging for sale wholesale aud retail,
at unusually low prices.
J.H ECHOLS,
JONATHAN E CUNDiFF.
April 90 Is
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MrILIEnfyIRW.

tMfRS. GILL has received a part of her
1&1 Fall supply of articles in the Millinery
l'ne. and Is prepared 10 execute all kinds Of
work TO order. She has just received Gom the
North IN invoice of /. eghorns, which she will
sell AZ very low prices. She also condvc,s the
business
Mrs. 6. tenders her thanks TO the citizens
and public generally, who have favored her
with their custom, and respectfully soiciIs a
Continuance of their patronage.
Oct.
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TRNSY SAFE.

I'D Y virtue ola deed Of trust executed 10
I'D as bv John Talbot end Nancy his wife.
beating date the 3la day OF July. 1925, aud
duiy recorded in Campbell Clsrss Office. we,
or either of as, will, for purposes therein ei-
pressed. sell the highest bidder. al public auc'
ton, ut Campbell courthouse. on me eish'"
day Of November next. being court day,
tract Of land, 10 said county. supposed to Con
tain t~o hundred aud fifty acres, lying on
Whipping Creek, and adjoining The lands OF the
estate III Wlliiston Talbot deed., David q. Tai
bol, aud others. Terms, are u credit of one
and two years equal insralIuea,s, secured by
deed Of trust on The land, and good personsl
securty. Acting rs trustees, We shall convey
such litleonly as Is vested ~ "t.
ALONSON WINSTON,
WA. M. RlVEo.
Oct 81 ids
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NOTICE.

YfoHN b. STOUT aud myself having dissol.
q we'd coparmersbip as Tavern keepers in
Lovingsloa, the business will hereafter be
carried ON aud conducted in my name. All
persons = no may favor me with their custom
may rest assured that the best exertions viii he
made for their Accommodations. My stables
are large, and will be constantly we'll supplied
and fur the better accommodation Of travellers.
have a house for carriages.
CHRISTOPHER I. ESTES.
Oct. % w3ws
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cpApLI AND TArCy n1IIa
Whole stock recently Purchased.
ROBERT KYLE

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GOODS
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(which in
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Willis Wholesale all
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a,sfa following
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Domestic Manufactures.

VT1HE. Subscriber, N addition 10 his aonPe'
and Tin business, csfsinurs 70 carry 90
.se Brass fenud, ring Ia many Of 30 hrshchss.
why're may be had Bras Ansissnns Of mnny
patterns and Of the strongest and test work.
snsnshir. Mil aad Tobacco Brands Of any des
e.iptioa. Bells oi the ifaesa ZONES Tor Churches,
cour,I.ossrs OF Ta.efns, ~s'shing %, 30, 10
and IS lbs. ~ any other kind Of Brass or Csm-
po.,s,oa Casting iha, MA, DC wanting Also,
Nov. Wire fos Rolling srreeas. OF Wheat Fans,
Move 10 any sizr thu, may be wanting. Also
/. ale. polished sierl longs and sbosels oil ,.s
,ine.s hnish. aud Brsss aud Nne Frnders. All
~ fur cash. VIM. BukD.
Nov. ! II
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MI cKEE. ROBINSON Il Co. vii give The
wheat.
q %
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Silks and Graves.


fre
Black aud blue black Gro De Nap Silks
Black aud blaze black do Satin striprs
PLAIN aud figured ohangeabe Silks, oil the
Changeable Aleerines, a new article
Plain Gro de Maps every shade, supe
Beautiful Gro de Zaon Silks
Superior black Satin Levanilnes
Plain black and White Saiips
Black Sarspetts snd Senchews
Rich white 6gnred Salms
Super ilack Modes
Embi o'deied chaogeablc Silks. the richest art
Gle in market
Very handsome black figured Snt,ns
r'nk' blue, sha", Cinnamon, and green floren.
Pink, blue, straw, cinnamon and Hlack main
Satns
Superior black Nsnkn Crepe.
Plain aud figured Canton do all coI,rs
Superior black Italian Grapes
White. pink, blue aud straw cnlored do
Black, white, pink, aud straw coiored Crane
Black plaid Palm,rines u new article
A variety oi handsome rrinted5o
Blue, black and fancy eoiared Italian Sewing
Silks
WRSTl1Nr1a s.
Blue ~ blue black SILK Veve, ves,ing, .nperb
Plain and corded Eng. Snk do
heavy changabIe Silk do new style
Bun Cashmere and Mnrseilles do
Fine Sssnsdown aud lolenet 70
few pieces beautiful dark Val-nria
SATTxNETTs.
a lew pieces cadet mixed and sllver grey blue
clare, and steel mixed Sattneits. finish 10
initiate Cassimel es
Upwards OF 100 pieces blue, grey and dark
mixed do. coarse aud fine.
BOMDAZHTTS.
cases, Containing black, blue, brown, slate.
scarlet, crimson and orange. from the low.
est 10 the very bighes, numbers
BOMBAZINus.
"a, 81 and Cd black Bombazlnes
81 blue and brown plaid DO
Blue, black, green and orange merino Circa,.
Striped Circass,sns and Caroline Plaids
xLANNULS.
9 bales, containing red, scarlet, green, white
and yellow
A few pieces S~anskins, d handsome new ar
tcle, and cheap
GALIGDNSs
great variety of genuine colors, and the mos,
fashionable patterns
cases do. new st' lie and sprigh,y coors, in.
tended for wholesale
MUSLINS.
r 4 and 81 plain Jaekonets, hne and medium
b 4 check Muslms. cheap
o. and Ga large double check do
"a and Cd 6ne and superfne null do
I'D plain swiss do
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BROAD CLOTHS.

l5 pieces blps Cloths. from SO tot 80 Cts.
some Of them elegant
pieces 6ae and super black do from 81 TO IS
80 cts.
2 pises. itch olive brown, the finsst fancy CO.
lsfs ever offered in this market
3 pieces olive green Frock Cloths. various
shades
6 pieces cadet and steel mixed
6 pieces hns and super6ne double miled drsb
cloths
3 pieres Ladies' Habit Cloths. brown, olive end
steel mixed
pieces fine and superfue bloc Pelisse do
Several pieces Ladies Merino Cluihs English
manufacture
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FL aud @ 4 csmbrics, IRON 25 10 50 cts.
Elegant needle worked Muslin Robes
A beautiful assortment Of rich worked Swiss
I mustins
splendid needle worked cspes, Cars aud Col
lereis
Rich needle worked Inseriings and Floun.
cRAvATTxwds.
8 doz. 5-4 Italian Clasals, Of the brightest las
TIE
3 doe 9.s do do
b doz. 81 snpef6ne Jsekonet Crsvatting
10 pieces black Barcelona
z pieces Printed Muslin do new style
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
Ladies super black BoIskin Glove.
DO HorskIa R,diag Gloves. every color
DO super Long Red DO
t'entemens' black, white aud fancy coloreh
itosktu DO
DO English and Italian silk do black and
white
Do Lined winter Ril,og do
Ladies aed Genilrmen,' white and black silk
Hose, zeal English
, a complete assortment Ladies and Gentle
lmeDs' Lambs wool, cotton, aud worsied Ho-
SHELL COMBS.
~ Cohpcie assortment.
Sbawls and Handkerchief.
Splendid Scarlet and Crimson ,,ermo Ling
Shawls
yhiie, black and crimson Cashmerp do
lhlbet and Mprno square Sbawis
Large Egyptian Shawls, new article
SIX and wnr.ied Barge ,icn Shawl,
Mandariu silk do
super cha0geable do
Jet black aud second Mournin do
Ora IL Nap dress 5hswls, every shade
Beauiiinl assortment OF rich Decoup and Iri,
Grape Shawls
Fancy Cassime,e and Valencia. large do
A lew very superior plain Cashmere do
DANDANNAs.
Large Company Red Bandannas, superior
quality
super yellow aud brown do
Large flag do FIRST chop
Linen Camhric Haaiherchicfs, plain and fancv
borders
English Bandannas and fancy Madras Hand.
kerchieis
DoMasrxcs.
| bale Al FnTni,uie Checks
! do Apron do
d do 81 ana ~ Plaid do Ind;po LI..
is do 81 To Ga pnbleached do
| bale grass bleached Sea Island winter sb;r,.
ings, superior
bales superior Dorchester Bed rickings
1AC,nS.
tnsl,sh and Brussels thread Laoes and edr
ings
= aud ID plain and figured Bobinet
Beautiful Gymp f.aces aud edgiogs
iNeh Lace cspes, Coilare,s anu pelerines
IRrSZI GszJINS.
: cases grass blraehed Il f,p Linens, soft finish
| case soII finish X mugs
Linen Cambr cs, fine and
) 4 Irish Sher,ings
81 Bird eye To~eling
h'eh Dam"sk Table Diaper, from 6 to 10 quar-.
wooLLENs.
= oa'e' Hose Blank"'s. irom 4 10 l2 quarters.
The cheapest aver known
6 bales London DufeI do
8 do Negro Blankets, from 3 10 IN min,
. do double med Mp, conons
several bales Lind,eys, krrsevs a,d A,,,v
Cloths, which VIII be sold at a small nd.
LEcaoRMs.
= cases beautiful Lsghorns at half the usua,
RIBBONS.
variety OF winter boIlaet Ribbons of the most
beautiful style
Plain Satin aud Gro dc Nsr Pibhons over,
width aud shade
Splendid corded, CURED and embroidered Belt
Ribbons
HARDWARE.
new supply, intending almost every article in
that line
SADDLENY.
large assortment, including plated & poll she'd
Steel brdl' BITS aud Strrups of the most
fashionable patterns
, in the prices oil Gnods---of which wa aim n Give
all advanced are Linseys md co,,s. -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

S-4 aud Cd csmbrics. IRON rs 10 so cts.
Elegant needle worked Muslin Robes
A beautiful assortment Of rich worked Swiss
musins
Splendid needle worked cspes, Cars and Col
iereis
Rich needle worked inseriings and Floun.
CRAVATTIwds.
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which
md
Ca
AND
ROBERT KYLE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

Oct. %
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SHELL COMBS.
A complete assortment.
SbaWls and HandkerChicfs.
pANDANNAS.

Large Company Red Bandannas, superior
quality
super yellow aud brown do
Large flag do frs, chop
Linen eamhiic Haniherchicfs, plain AMI fancy
borders
English Bandannas and fancy Madras Hand.
kefchlefs
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cRAVATTIwds

9 dog. "a Italian Ciayals Of the brightest lus.
y doc 9.8 do do
y doz. 81 sperfpe Jsekonet Crsyatting
10 pieces black Barcelona
z pieces Printed Muslin do new style
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-04

Gle until wlha few months. 40 lind the Jackson
party designated as the Republican Party. Ii has
however. ut last, by dnt of frequent quotation from
other papers, caught the slang. The Democratic
me Republican Party, is now used rs another name
Tor the Jackson party We had believed that the
tact Of the editor and his respect for the under
standings of his readers, would have preserved
him from the contagion. But all things yield in
his estimation, to the importance of party and if by
this usurPation Of names he impose upon tue ig
norant and strengthen his side, he cares little how
much his own candor suffers in the opinion of those
who do not profit by The cheat. Gen Jackson being
we presume. mortal, and there is consequently. a
possibility that he may depart this life sooner or later
We should like to know who will then be the Repub-
hcan Party? Will the followers Of Mr.. Calhoun or
Mr. Van Buren,. be entitled to the distinction and
tue benefit OF the manner Mr. Richie is understood
to be decided friend of Mr. Van Buren, Green of
Calhoun-how will these arbitrators Of Republican
Ism settle this Interesting and important pons We
shall sec that day, if live our three score and
ten, and shall most assuredy see one or the other of
these gentlemen put under the ban of The Republican
Party.
From the Boston Patriot
"Pobheal Regeneration Of Men EngLandr-To keen I'm
the spirits of the Jacksonians the Richmond Eno,er
e the head gwen to this paragraph six SEN.
FENCES oi complete balderdash sample the whole ve
need only assert. that alr Bell ofN H. will be
thrown out Of the u Senate make for the notorious
isaac H and that in Connecticut is that the Demo
cratic party have gained the in this State the
e stand 10 democratic to ederal in the Hose Of Repre-
sen,a'ryes there IS strong democratic majority"
Mi BePserm Of service does expire ill 1885, and Con
nectIeu, has Just elected for u s Senator Gov Tomnson
urn Republican and Anti Jacksonan Tie Editor of the En-
9fer need give himself Trouble about New England New
Hampshire we hope restored to the Republican
Iod though now led aray by Jackson wolves theep co
thing The other FIVE New England States not and will
not bow the Knee to the most corrupt ADMINISTRATIVE uat our
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-04

PORT OF RTCH.MO5TD.
ARP1VEn


Schr FTg'oia, Chambers. from PHILADELPHIA with
sundrics TO Lancaster & Denny ID Peyton, Otis Dun
Top q Co, l. Webb 81 Co. o Lay, W Hardin, ]
n Nash, c NJ Mitchell T A Rnst, ] McKiidoe. s
Phlney, Perkins 81 Harris, This Tyrer. N l. Stratton
Clarke. Bosher, Poe g. Brothers, ] SarvaT,
otey d Tyndul, ID II Page and to master
Schr Charles Mtard Carr, from Philad, lphin via
chesapeake and Delaware Canal, with sundries, 10
Lancaster d Denly. B Peyton, Perk g. Harris. |
flchcnor' Smith, z D Sanxuy. L Webb e. Co.
IDo Allen, II C. McNemara, C III Mitchell, n
Nash q II Mitchell, Fhs Rowland, A Myers. II
Branch, D Mcdonald, Williams
Schr Laura Jane. Creighton from Baltimore, with
lumber, to o Lay.
SAILED,
Schr Fairfield, Coffin. for New Yor, With ,oh,c-
CO, flour, &C
Sehr Dean Swift, Godfrey, for Philadelphia, with
Schr Minerva, Carver, for Boston. conl.
NEW YORK, May 9I.-Cleared, schr Planter
Baldwin, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-04

well, whose competency and cTodiblity at least ran K
with Mr.. Kendas, afirms the contrary.
We shall lay Kendall's and Secretary Branches
lwho man Of honor. may yet be deccived) Reports
before the reader as soon as we cam
u Are the Digit Houses TO go down altogether
from the Presidents not signing the bill containing
an appropriation to sustain theIu3
VI a great number of important bills were passed
over by Congress at last Among these is Benton's
famous graduation bill, and these others
n bill fixing the ratio Of npportionment Of Repre.
sentatlves among the States, &c.
bill establishing uniform militia throughout the
United States:
bill to provide for the moro ctectual execution Of
the Ministerial duties of the Navy Department:
a bill TO abolish the Office of Major General of the
Army; ~
bill imposing regulations on sales q, auction. &c
berland Road;
A bill to establish the Territorial Government of
Huron; y
A bill making IN appropriation for Public Ware
houses;
silk; N''N '1'' :"
bill TO regulate the foreign and coas,ny trade on
The report of the Select Committee on tho entomb-
ment OF Gen. Washington;
AN act 10 authorize the mounting and equipmcnt Of
part OF the army Of the United States;
bill for the protection OF the Western frontier OF
the United States;
bill extending the privilege of deben,ure TO
merchandise transported by land, or by land and wa.
ter;
a bill anthorising the transportation ofmerchandze
win the benefit of drawback, between the Atlantic
ocean and the Northern Lakes;
= a Dill making appropriations for the Public mil.
dings;
bill to enable the President 10 extingush Indian
titles III Indiana;
bill for the erection Of an Armory ON the ycs-
tern waters;
bill for the payment Of tho Militia of Missouri:
oh 10 establish certain post roads, ADD alter and dis.
continue Others, &c &c; ~ 80
An act allowing the duties foreign merchandise impored
mo LOUISVILLE, fisburg, Cincinnati, ST Louis and
Nashville, TO be secured and paid at ,hose places:
Of State; - - ~ ~''e1i|
bill making further appropriations fn the involvement OF
inc navigation OF the Ohio and Mississippi rivers &c
An act Tor the benefit Of and Dumb ia
the United States; ~ ~ -
bill confirming acts Of Virginia. relating the Chesapeake
aud Ohio Company 49,
An act TO establish the ore Surgeon General NAVY o.
Dbl authorizing tho employment OF additional Clerks in the
Treasury and War Departments
bull TO auihorze additional number OF clerks Post or
fre Department.
bill TO amend the nina
steamboats, &c; 30 ~ -
bill to encourage ship building the United States;
bull for the gradual Increase OF the Corps Engineers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-04
COMMUNICATED.
4 ,MuIliDnrieni IIrD111,


a .NuitipdTient W01ndn.
e oi ApopeIy the 18th January l, in tho 7Olh year
o. nor age Charity slave who belonged estate of capt
francis smith, deceased, Of Prince Edward county, Virginia
FOR % years she had been member oibe Baptist church. and
discharged all the duties which devoved on her a, servant
honestly and faithfully II firm reliance goodness
mercy of Sod he evidsnce of bappneS in The world TO
come, she will obtain the promised reward
Charity was the mother Of 20 children, 10 brihs viz
fhree pet births five duplicate births and eleven single
births The third tr'Pe birth premature and
stubborn The living tripets small died short time
ster birth The second and third were premature
and the children slibor The living twins were no, much
beneath the size Of single children.
She las l her children aud aged husband the psasns
rseeilscOn. that they clothed and fed by the baud OF
Charity - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-04
FOURTH .M.3Y


New and Cheap Dry Goods.
ID OBERT II. JENKINS Is onenin1 rho roro,e.
ing Dry Goods, from the New York Auction
Rooms, received by the packet Effort, this mornipu,
case cheap calicoes, TO be cold at Cd per ward
90 DO do do from Is to 90 cts
mania dlmIties, now article for ladies' dresses
Rich worked book muslin robes
p 1, and new style leissc zephyr scarE
Rich and cheap bonnet ribands
Embroidered Grape hdkfs
Fancy ghuZe do
Ladies white and black cotton hnsr
Do and gentlcmen's summer gloves. &C. Sc &C
For sale at reduced prices at JENKINS
jed Irish Linen and Fancy Drv G,,o,i g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-04
NOTICE

an Friday, the lIth instant, tho Steamboat Pc.
y kumHQMAC will resume her former rouio from
and Richmond :" I'OrIufH' OHy Point
leaving Washington on Friday at 8, and AIavor.
ora at O'Clock, afternoon and arrive =, Mri,r
on Saturday afternoon. ~ Norioik
and 80, "U ., On sunday morning at o'clock
Leave Richmond on Tuesday mornIin, n, n o,o,o.,.
arrive at Norfolk the same evcnip0. ''''"'
leave Norfolk on Wednesday morning NJ o o,cIock
morning. N wHS'-rI oil Sn thursday
- S.-The Letter Box ofihe Potomac u,;,IL.,.o
at the Post Office every Monday tiiI ocIa. 'eu
je 4-df2t -" CLOCK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-04
MANAGERS OFFICE

Besldcs $500, 400, 500, 200, 100, &c &C.
Tickets s., Halves so, Quarters l 25
Connecticut State Lottery, No. Z.
Drawing will be received on Saturday. the 10Th
June.-Captals $50 1000, 300, and of of l 900,
&c &c.-Tickets s.. halves so, quarters s5.
Rhode Island State Lottery, No. 2.
Draws or the 18th June-Captals 81 o 900, 9 500,
1OOO, 500, 200, and of OOO.--Tickets "a,
halves q quarters /.
Delaware, 8. Carolina, d Louisiana E1ot.
tory, Extra No. Q.
WI. De drawn on the 9TH day of June-Captal
frIze 81 900 Tickets 81 halves 3, quarters l.
i Tickets for sale at this offfce-where was sold
and paid a few weeks since, l, IL, p, the grand
Capital of $50 .O00.-Address your orders
YATES g. m'INTYRE
J eS Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-04

1rAmos KcndOlls Report on the accounts Of Miles
King, hos appeared in tho Telegraph. II is subtle,
plausible, and malignant. Amos is acknowledged
10 possess in an eminent degree, the faculty Of ma.
king tho worse sppcar the better cause. That Mr..
Kings accounts were in great confusion, there can
be little doubt; that Kendall possessing tho garbiing
the 0iltoIding, and the privilege Of making out on
adverse case. and producing the FIRST impression, viii
succeed in making that impression injurious to Mr.
King, in the first instance wo as little doubt, but
that Miles King defaulter in reality, wo must BE-
excused for absolutely disbelicv1ng, when M Tozc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-04
P. CHUBB'S OFFICE.

DRAWING of the Delaware, s. Carolina and
II Louisiana Lottery. No. A.
40 90 IS 10 46 80 I6 % II SIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-04

JAMES WINSTON,
Commission Herchant, Market Bridge,)
HAS on consignment and offers fer sale
n n $4,000 lbs. best Slnith6tld bscon
759 barrels mott, gross and roe herrings
% mos OF superior New o. molasses
hhds' OF stone ware assorted
100 heavy sun-dried hides (verv lo,r,
400 lbs. of stout sole leather
80 gross of quart and pint bottles
100 boxes Of soap and candles
IOO reams Of good printing paper
10 le1InS Of wrapping paper
100 barrels Of Tar ONPoI'Uh
IOVOO feet flooring plank and railing
20 pieces and half pieces cotton bocrino
20 bsuc.s of Newark cider
IS do do yinegar
goo kegs Of lard, in sbippipS order
10000 of Webbs cigors, at a.
Bale rope, castor oil, bed and sasI, cod sndlo,H
ines, spanish olives, family -four, wire 81,
j. w, agent for n wire mandatory in Batiro,,
vii order tree Of commssion) wovo wire work Of, !
). W., agent for william Prince proprietor ~ the
L'nnDn Boisnic Garden, Flushing, Long I,ad
vii order any lhrng in his hne
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-04

THIS DAY!
$4,000, and 90 Prizes OF al. 600
THIS DAY. at the opening of the Mail, the
drawing of the
:, C"1o0erldnd g. Oxford EottsEq, No. :.
will be received.
90 Numbers-e Drawn BalIots
GRAND SCHEME:
Prize OF $4,000 Prize of SI46o
do 1000 20 do 900
do 1000
BESIDES S5o0s, COOS, COOS, 1905 1Oes &c. &c.
Tickets s., shares in proportion-Por salo az
Ie8 P. CHUBB'S OFFICE,
BfGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE
$4,000 and o,OOO.-Tickcts only 81.
:. Union Canal Lottery, Class No. 9, draws To-
Morrow and the drawing will be received Tuesday
by DIGoER.
CAPITALS:
prize OF 10000 l prize of sI,5o5
! do . 400 N e.
Tickets S5--Llalvcs S. 5O-ouarters d Is.
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Class No. 2, 10 BE-
drawn next Friday, nth inst.
Capitals, $4,000, 5000, $500, 1906, and
5 Of 100.
Tickets s., halves so, quarters / e5-For sale nv
-le4 THO. D. BIGGER.
BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-04

Tickets S, halves . so. quarters e5.
For sale at f. MICKES,
Next below the door of the Eagle Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-04

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-04

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-04
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lo'tl rom Cauhagena saN-"Tbere lice, 49,, T..
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-04

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1be e,i,,e,, repost ffDr S7en Is, that Csrs hnapp
y,es,cd an Wsdeyday night, has made full disclosure