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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

Nuca'''n and rcproaLh to orr citizens, to see
wagons loaded with the produce Of Rocking
"a" ana Augusta, passing through our streets
=" ""eir why to Scottsville. We wish all sue
.e'' :" 'he labors of the Company may they
speedily succeed in rendering tho Rivanna Of
'eo.ua'y navigable. and our eyes be gadd encd
win the sight Of vessels, farghted with the pro.
ouce OF our soil, floating OH its bosom to Rich
mond.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

In our paper Of last week, A CITIZEN
OF Charlottesville announced the lorma-
ton Of Society among The Students Of
the University Of Virginia, for the sup
preston Of Intemperance. We have since
understood that at its organization, the
following young gentlemen, were appoint
ed its officers, viz
JOHN W. G. WATSON
President
i. ii. Observation-Disclosures,
First Vice President.
SocRArEs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Second Vice President.
SAMUEL Buckingham,
SECRETARY.
This measure will, no doubt, be CRAFTY.
ing To the public generally, but, in a par-
ticular manner gratifying to the near
friends of the young gentlemen who are
entrusted to this noble institution for their
education, for that preparation of moral
and intellectual culture which is to train
them FOR future usefulness, and qualify
them to discharge, with honor to them
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

lHE Law AND THE PRorITs-.So. me
years since two men in Middlebury, VT.
commenced litigation about six eggs
which was appealed from one court TO an.
other, until at length the costs exceeded
four thousand dollars.
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ATIENTHON!tll
Ii. BALSEN-DENTTST

OF BERLIN, EUROPE, AND LATELY FROM
PHILADELPHIA,
* E9fhCFuLLY offers bis profession
~ al services to the citizens oil Char
tottesvllie and its yicinity.-He is to be
me, win at the Wid'ooy Hotel; his sta,
VIII be eight days to attend to the calls ot
those who may wish TO avail themselves Of
his servlces-He makes all kinds of A r.
IIFICIAL TEETH.
April 1870 II
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

GFTHE DISMAL SWAMP CANAL
LOTTERY Class No. to be drawn at
the Eagle Hotel in the City OF Richmond,
on Monday next the l2 April 1880.
81 Number Lottery-S drawn Ballots.
! Prize of $4,000 l of $4,000 l of
S. 900 l Of 1000 1 of 3,G06 4 Of 2,452
5 of 900 &c. &c. &c. Amounting to
SI99,432.
Whole Tickets $40 Shares in proportion.
The Drawing will be received on Thurs
day next the Is inst. at
WATTS OFFICE.
April go
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

An Irish preacher, late from Dublin, de
scanning on the strength Of Sampson, in
mh med his audience, that with the jaw
none OF an ASS, he put thousand Philis
"aHs to The point 0f the bayonct."
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

" is the fashion now with the fine gentlemen
IN London to wear canary-yellow leather glov,s
and the crown Of their hats higher on one side
than the other.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

The National journal announces the
rejection by the Senate Of the nomination
OF ISAAC HILL, as Second Comptroller of
the Treasury.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

"ASSificiENT CONFERENCE.-The Editor q
the providence Patriot says, Gov. Fenner is n,
more TO be compared with Doctor Messer, thet
the glorious luminary of heaven is 10 the eareas
Of dead Shark
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

NOTICE.
'ENliE annual meeting of the Albemarle III.
A brary company, will be held in the Library
room, on the LIST Saturday in May next.
April 1870 tdr
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

: The Rivanna Company have commenced
their operations on the River. This undertak-
ing is Of the greatest importance 10 this portion
Of the Country generally, and vital to Char.
lottssylle. 1t should 10 daily subject Of NOR
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

10 decide between the interfering claims Of
duty and inclination, is the moral arithmetic Of
human life.--HaU
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NOTICE

The Rev. o Stearnes of the Unitarian Church
Will preach in the Cont House on next Sabbath
ai 4 o'clock
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COHEN'S OFFICE
BALTIMORE, March "a. 1880. {

BALTIMORE, March "a, 1851.
ID EPORT OF THE DRAWING Of
~ tho Maryland State Lottery, No. 3
for 1880 -
627s (even No) the capital prize, SlO,O 900
SOL prize Of 1000
7l4o prize Of 300
l5oo prize Of 200
1857. 3276. 1912, ION
AM, 1925, pr'zeso OF 100
1929, 3o9l, 1851. 4iOa. nr;x.. oe so
20 prizes of $50; 100 Of S.. $500
NO. 627s, CAN EVEN NUMBER,}
Having drawn the Capital of TEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS, agreeabIy
to the scheme, therefore, all the euen Num-
ders, being those ending with either
2 4 6 s or q
are each entitled to prize of Five Dol
lars, and in addition to whatever prize,
they may have draxs besides.
E%The holders of the prizes are res.
pectiully requested to present them Tor
payment, as soon as it may sui, their con.
veniencc.
il COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS.
THE NEXT SCHEME.
The Maryland State Lo!tery,
NO. 4, FOR 1870.
~ be drawn under thief superiuten-
dence oil the Commissioners appointed bv
the Governor and Council, in Baltimore.
On Wednesday, esth April,
HIGHEST iPRrHc,
$0,OOO!!!
This scheme is arranged on the popular
ODD and EVEN SYSTEM, by which the
holder OF two Tickets, or two Shares. is
certain Of obtaining at least one Prize
and may draw THREE!
Besides the capital prize of TEN
DOLLARS, there archie
usual number of MINOR denominations. and
no prize ioicer than foe dollars.
Only nine thousand tickets in the
scheme-More prizes tian blanks. the
whole payable in CASH, which az usual
tan be had the moment they are drawn.
JYhoie Tickets R5 90 Quarters, 81 OK
race. -, 80 Eigdts. o GO
10 be had in the greatesl variety of Num-
bers, (Odd aud EVen) at
COHEN'S OFFICE,
No. Ia MARKETS., BALTIMORE.
-" ORDERS either by mail (post pad) or
'rvate conveyance, enclosing the Cash or prize
IS, VIII meet the same prompt and punctual at
ention as If on personal applea ton
;. l. COHEN, j. j. BROTIIERS,
go, Salhmcre.
The Register, contrasting the Official List,
viii be forwarded immediately after the drawing,
o those who may request it,
Baltimore, Marchs2o, 1890
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$ 100000.
T. A p / Il AL PRIZE .

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOT.
~ Terry, CLASS No 9, for 1880, to be
orawn in the City Of Washington. on
Tuesday, the 9th April, 1880.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

ANU numerous others of $40, $50, &c.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Sl0-Half S5-Quarter 50 so
Eighth 81 25.
- Orders for Tickets or Shares in the
above Lottery, will receive the most
prompt attention if addressed (post paid, J
TO YATES 81 M'INTYRE.
Washington City, d. C.
u An Off cial account of the drawing
Ill be forwarded to Adventures, free Of
postage.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16
MARRIED.

In Baltimore, on Monday evening, by the Rev
Mr. Nevins, Col Isaac a. Coils, Of Albemnrle
Va. to Mrs: JrLIA-ANN RANKIN, daughter of the
late Gen. John Stricken, of thai city.
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DIED,

DIED,
In inns town on Thursday'Elast, Evelina,
daughter of Mrs. Eliza Rarland. ''
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

GO NUMBER LoTTERY-9 DRAwNRa11oTs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07
MARINE NEWS.
Port or RICRMONI
@
ARRIVED.

Brig Mark, CrocKet, from Thomusto WIN, with lime,
to J j Fisher.
schr Dean Swift, Godfrey, from Philadelphia,
through Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, via Nor
folk and City Point. with sundrics, to II Nelson, G l.
Sampson, Barnes 81 Belt, Lancaster g. DENLY, p +
Pcticolas & CO, J McKildOe, B Peyton, r / Smith,
and III Ancker.
Schr Dillah, S Townsend, from PhiladelphIu. with
s%undries, to Lancaster g. DENLY, L Webb g. co, C NJ
Mitchell, Bagwell, Smith s. Hanna, Lucke g. Sizcr.
w & J c Crane, Rogers & Harrison, Perkins g.
H2rris, b Peyton, G Il Tiffin, ] Allen jr, w Hardie,
Holt g. Ross, J II Nash, Anderson g. Nichols, Ira
Tichenor, J Block & Son, a Dill, ] Boshcr, and a
King.
Schr Amify, Townsend from New York, with sun
dries, to Otis, Dunlop 81 CO, J SInton, w Anderson,
d Anderson jr, and n Cary 81 CO.
Schr Nancy, Chnll, from Wiscassett, (AIe.) with
hay and lumber, TO j Fisher.
Schr ArIndnc, Robinson, from New York, With
ballast.
Schr Inyincidorc. Mcliken, from Smilhfsld. with
bacon, brandy and cider, to B Parsons.
Schr Emily Jane, -, from Cherry-srone, with
oats, to master.
Schr Olive, WooIford, from Baltimore.
Schr Defiance, Lee, from Boston, with lemons and
oranges, to Lucke and Sizer.
Schr Argonaut, -, from Boston, with plaster,
to master.
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, from Norfolk
Passed at OsborDc's, schr Fairfield; below City Point,
schr Philadelphia. Ketchumi at Dutch Gap, schr
Richmond, Hand.
Steamboat Norfolk, Henderson, Norfolk.
SAILED,
Schr Clio, Brown, for Salem. with coal and flour.
Schr Agenora, Pearce, for Charleston, with flour,
bran and nails.
Schr Diomcdc, Gray, for Boston, with flour and
coal.
Schr Susan 81 Elizabeth, Brown, for Philadelphia
with tobacco aud flour.
Steamboat Columbus, Turner, for Baltimore, via
City Point and Norfolk, with tobacco, &c, and pas
scDgcrs.
NORFOLK, Arm AIN Hampton Roads, ships
Tally Ilo, Fisher; Plato, Dimmock, and brig Dill
gcncc, from up James River bound to Liverpool.
APRIL The brig Suffolk, I.oveit, bound to
Liverpool, went TO sea from Hampton Roads, yestor-
day.
NEW YORK, April 3-Cleared, schr Exit, Howell, Rich.
mond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07
RICHMOND RACES

kVERt the Tree Hill Coursc, Will commence on tbs
4th Tuesday NJ this month, and continue four
LIST day-Two swecpstakesfof 3 years old colta and
illirs.
Ist Stake, J.. M. seldcn enters the produce of br
mare Try by Sir Charles.
TJolin Minse, produce of Bet Bounce, by Sir Ar
Charles.
] ]. Harrison, produce ofKate, by Arab.
WIN. Wynn. the produce of Thos. Graves Bedford
mnre, by Sir Arcby.
Richard Samson, the produce of his grey marc, by
ed Race-1st dny-A-post swceps,ake for 3 years
old colts and FLIES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pickett, B. Moody. jas. NJ.
Se'den, Richard Adams, Jas. ]. Harrison, Thomas
Watson.
ed days Race-Proprietor's Purse, Q mile heats,
$500. On this day a match will be run of 2 mile
heats Tor $500 aside, between Mr.. Garthls mare, by
Sr William, and MIR. Doswelfs horse, by Sir Charles.
This match was made after a race they run last Fall,
when the marc was the winner.
Sd days race-Jockey Club Purse, 4 mile heats,
for $1,000.
4ih day-Annnal post-stake, . mile heats, for $3.50.
On this day will be run q sweepstake for 3 years old
colts and FLIES, mile hcats-t ntrance 5000, half for
feit-4 subscribers and closed
Subscfibers.-Iiecto Da.is enters sister to Sally
Hornet.
G. NJ; Guy enters $. f., the property of YIN. II.
Roane, by Sir Charles.
j. NJ Selden enters b. {. by Sir Charles, out of a
Director mare
WIN. Il. Johnson enters b.ec by Sir Archy, out of
Coquette.
The subscriber confidently expects fine sport, and
viii be prepared to entertain as heretofore.
ap 7-Gtc J. Al. SELDEN.
: In This Race the Proprietor does not expect more than 3 10
III.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07
Picture of the Virginia Convention.

Picture of the Virginia Convention.
TEHHE subscriber proposes to publish, in a superb
Il coPper-plate Engraving, the Picture which he
has Just completed, OF the Virginia Convention ex-
hibiting q perspective view of the interior of the
Legislative Hall, with all the members in their sEats.
The Picture has been wrought with infinite pains
and attention To fidelity OF the likenessGs, and con-
taIns Just 100 Portraits, all of which have been care
fully painted from life. The Engraving will be of a
very large size, (33 by &c inches,) and published in
the form of Trumbulrs print of tho Signers of the
Declaration Of Independence, with a complete expla-
natory Key, neatly engraved, accompanying each
print, giving the names of oil the Members, and the
Districts which they represent.
1t is y hoped that persons wishing to obtain the ear
liGst impressions from the plate, and have them deli
vercd at their residence, will feel ~dispoSnd to add
their names TO the list of subscribers for the prints
thereby encouraging the artist TO proceed with this
very expensive publication, which will depend entire
ly upon the encouragement hjcb may be afforded by
subscription.
The price of the prints, to Subscribers, win be Ia
dollars, pyuble at the time of their delivery.
Persons DESTROYS of subscribing To the above work,
are requested to transmit their names as subscribers,
in a letter, post paid, directed to Geo. Catlin, Rich
mond, Va, stating therein the place Of their resi-
dence, and the number of copies they desire. The
prints will be delivered to subscribers living in the
State Of Virginia, at their residence; bnt subscribers
living oat of the State, must designate the place of
their residence, and some place for The delivery Of
their prints, On tho State ofNirginia or in the CITY of
Washington, Charleston, New Orleans, Savannah,
Cincinnati, FttsbuTg, baltlnoue, fhn0delphla, New
YorS, or RDston; in either Of which places the sub
scriber will engage to deliver them, according to d.
~rcctious. GEO. CATkIN.
Richmond, March 3ist, 1850.
We, the subscribers, having been familiar with the
above mentioned Painting by Mr Catlin, during its
progress, and being enabled to Judge of the fidelity
OF the hkcncssrs, do not hesitate to the
work 10 the public for their patronage.
JAMES r. PRESTON,
] A. CHEVALLIE,
w. u. PENDLETON,
ap 2-2aw8t THOS. RITCBIE.
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MEETING.

Al u TeSlBCtuOIC llGGAADR btAu III NlC IOSu u a DCN
erly, in Randolph county, March 10, 1880, by a mum
Der of citizens Of that place and vicinity for the pur-
pose of taking into consideration the new amended
Constitution; Col. George Mclean in the chair, and
Godfrey HIlle, secretary; a committec Of five was ap-
pointed TO draft n preamble and resolutions express
ing their sentiments with regard to it. The Com
mittee being absent some time, returned with the fol-
loving preamble and resolutions, which were unani-
PREAMBLE.
Whereas, this meeting considering the now or am
ended Constitution containing principles diametTcal5
ly subyersive of all free government and destructive
OF the natural rights Of man, as declared TO be inhe-
rent by the bill of rights, and viewing 1t as directly
opposed to the principles upon which our forciathers
fredericksburg to tire British Crown, and upon
which the declaration Of independence was declared,
by which those colonies were declared TO be free,
therefore, considering that ITS adoption would hur! Ns
from a FREQ elective democracy into the dark and
gloomy abys Of aristocracy.
BE a. therefore rcsoiUed, That as free and ~indcpcn-
dent people, we will never, unless compelled, ncqui-
csce TO The new or amended Constitution, or, rs we
may in other words say, put on and wear the 'Ncw
Yoke" which The naughty eastern aristocratical del
cpaiiOn in Convention. have made for UF.
10 therefore resoiUed, That wo disapprove of the
9TH Section in the Sd Article Of the amended Consti
luton, requiring two thirds of each House, at any
time after the year 1891 to concur before a re-oPPor-
tionmont Of delegates throughout the Commonwealth
can take place.
BE Il further. resoleed, That VIC would sooner
commit the now amended Constitution TO the flames
and vote Tor o division OF Tue Dlato3 lnhn us adoption.
BE u ClrGier rssoired, That we highly approve
ofthc able md eloquent manner in which Robert b.
Taylor of Norfolk, advocated and defended the equal
rights Of man, aud equal representation upon the
basis Of white population.
Be IL Therefore resolved, That VIC return our thanks
10 tho Hon. Judge Lewis Summers, Adam See, Johr
Laidley and Edwin $. Duncan, delegates from Gi,
district in Convention, for their zeal aud close adbo.
renee TO the interests Of the people Of tho west.
GEORGE MLEAN, Chairman.
GopTREY IImLu, Secretary.
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PHILADELpHIA MARKET-Anrn 2

Flour and Medk.-The demand for Superfne Flour
las continued Throughout the week, and upwards OF
l1,eoo barrels have been taken for immediate export
at 81 So leaving but u small stock on hand. Sup
Plies conenre to7be received from Port Deposit, and
the opening of the Scbuylkill Canal now affords an
other channel for additional supplies. Further sales
OF Rye Flour at 81 81, but generally held at "a
GTan..-Severa small parcels of delaware Wheat
have been received and sold at 90 cts; Corn was stea-
dy IN the early part of the week at last weeks prices,
but towards the close, sales of Yellow were made at
373 a 3G5 cts; the receipts during the week have not
been large.
Whishey.-Sales during the week at 22c,s. in brls.
at 81 cts. in hhds. from store.
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HIDES, LEATHER, &c.


Heavy Buenos Ayres Hides
OOO 400 do Brazil and w Indin do
Richmond slaughter hides 81 cslfskins
1900 sides soal leather of all qualities at whole.
sale or part of a side
SO doz. wax calf skins
400 sides wax and russell upper leather
Seal skins and boot morocco
Lining and binding skins
1000 lbs coarse and fine ball shoe thread
Boot webb and cord-lasis, boot-trecs, &c. sc.
1000 lbs harness leather
1900 do skirting 90
100 sides bride do
Hogskins, sheepskins, saddle trees
Bag, chaise, and lining hides
Girth md strainingwobb horse Collars
Harness mounting, bittts, stirrup irons, sc.
Dufaloe, leopard, bear end hair seal skins
Morocco skins of allkinds
Coach lace, tassals, fringe, SC.
Plated gig handles, bands and moulding
Tanners oil, shoemakers and curriers' tools
Richmond made plantation shoes. For sale by
W. g. ]. c. CRANE.
". B. Country hides bought and sold.
mar 15-faw dwif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07

HydrophoJia.-T Nashville Republican OF the
10Th ult. states that n fatal case Of this dreadful ma.
lady recently occurred in that place. Tho unforiu-
nate sufferer was q little girl, about eleven years Of
age, panied Haly. residing in the suburbs oftho town.
She was bitten through the arm bya dogon Tho 25th
January last, and on tho 18th March, furty-cight days
aler the occurrence, tho disease appeared, attended
with the usual symptoms. Death cnsued within
three days after the appearance Of the malady. a
physician who was called in the day nfcr tho bite,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07

AIRS ELIZABETH FOX has tokon the house
I9A on 1tb. between + ond G. streets, in a healthy
situation, md proposes to receive Q young ladies from
the ogo OF o TO 10, who may be DESTROYS Of attend.
ing the schools Of this city. Every attention will be
paid to their morale.
Reference may be mude TO tho Rev. Mr.. Arm
strong, or DIR. J. ID. McCaw.
Board, lodging aud washing viii DO $50 dollars per
annum.
Richmond, April 9th, tGJ0. 2aw5w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07

Spver.-For the Constitution 1871, against il o.
For Delegates, Gen. Eppes i58, Geo. Goojwyn+
l39-~no opposition
Nouooay For the Constitution 1875, against it 4.
For Delegates Asa Olivert, DIR. A. Watkins. For
the Senate, VIM. Old 95, D.. III Branch 80.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07

DRY FOODS
1rust Sc Of HaIuable Rcd Esfcfe.

IL virtue OF a Deed of Trust. executed 10 the sutsrr;bsr
the I'D day of December 1870, by PatIick Gibson s1J SY
H.E Siosoi hts wie-for certain purposes therein mep,;onoJ
J. snah on the ninth day OF April next (Is3o] al eleven o,cI%S'
Z: NJ, at The front door of the Eagle Tavern. in Inc civ -
-Richnnnd, proceed to sell at Public Auction for ,ysSy ~,
Tue following property, TO wit: a lot OF ground in me c1r,;;.
Of Henrico, described in Willamson's plan OF Lcvys,S lad
.(No- ~ a. lot No 36; also TWO other lots IN said coamtv cc1'
iRnmg two acres and three quarters of an acre, and desfy,a,-l
ID the same plan as lots M. AZ and IS. also a lot of gronnd n,
he SAD county, designated in the same plan rs lot No 81. aluD
q piece or parcel OF land, commonly called The Rome WaIk
Aenenent, and IN the plat thereof made by George Wiilian,snn
ana recorded IN the General Couri, described bv The desona,;or
OF NO. l%-wheTeon are the dwelling house and OTHER buIdines
dumehy occupied by John J. Weub, and also a veTv6 Ss
spring; also another niece of land adjoining the last meotionei
piece, and known IN the said WHiamson's plat last mentioned
as NO 10; also a lot of land IN the said city OF Richmona
WHICH IS q part of ihe ground formerly called the Old Counc1
ShambeF tenement, and IS designated IN the plat therenf M
no So,-weichs seven lots OF plIcelso of ground, last mentIoned.
wee conveyed 10 the above names Patfick Gibson. bv Cha,Iss
! lanes sIasnaraa and JohnJ We7lh, as by their deed 10 HIM
dated The l4ih day Of April 1917, and dolly recorded in HenTic1
@nniy coat, and an the Hastings Court, for the civ of Rie5.
nond, VIII uoFe fully appeaE-aiso one other LOT Of mound \,
SAD county OF HenrIco containing one acre, more or less. and
was conveyed 70 The said Patrick Gibson, by Michael Grant.
End by deed, dated the 18th day of November 1915. and dnfc
o1oruei IN the clerks office of the court Of said county.
CHARLES AME MACMURD. TTustre.
NJ b-Ibe Decd OF Trust, under which the above pror~rr,v,
Is proposed 10 be disposed of, requires the sale to be made *
0Shi but should PURCHASERS desire il, ons fourth only. viii rs
demanded IN ready money, and a liberal credit will be alowrTI
upon The balance, the purchaser giving good SECURITY, and rrv-
ing interest for tire same. = T to-
mar 8-29t So
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07
AtsrttOM RaIro.
By offsaa IS SD2AaY: 70

OA
III OTIS, DUNLOP e co
Shoes and Hats at Auction
On WEDNESDAY, the 3ist Of March, nj 10
CLOCK, VIII be sold at our Auction store
i9o PACKAGES OF shoes, comprising almost every
KIND, direct from the nc 1Siactories, and all q 81.
eollcnt quality.
200 cases of fur hats, from mjddliag to superior
quality. t
10 cases mons waol hats.
mar 10 Terms at sale. o. d. e. Co.
" The above sale is postponed TO "Wednesday. tho
'th April, in consequence Of wet weather, when IL
"li positively take place.
Dry Goods at Auction.
On THURSDAY the 18th inst. at 10 o'clock.
WIN DC SOLD ut our Auction Rooms, a large and gen.
-eroi assortment of sessonahle
DRY GOODS.
Among which, ore
Cases superior Irish linens, well worth the at
tention of dealers
do elegant calicoes
q do cambries
do sltincis, very fine
@ bales diapers
90 do 7 brown shirtinrs
10 do do sheetings
10 cases I'D b.eached shirtings
10 bales 81 checks
c eases 4-4 do
10 bales plaids
j do heavy cotton Osnaburgs
10 do Scotch do
10 do German Osnaburgs, brown rolls and sail
duck. Terms at sale.
apr o. D.. 81 Co. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07

THE lat days vote only. The polls on the adoption or re-
lection of the new Constitution, are to be kept open three DAYS
IN April, and three in May.
Not In the last Legislature.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-07

this-thnt ] am utterly amazed at the personal rancor
which il Displays against my friend Sir. Henderson
and myself 1t sh all receive, as soon as my profes-
sional duties viii permit, The notice II deserves.
J. II. G..
THE reply TO Mr. Drdds,dgs's publication. as elsewhere sta
Ted, was published in COR last.-Ed Rep