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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-15
NASHVILLE. March 2.

NASHVILLE, March 2.
.AHoter dreadful ETposiouThe steamboat Helen More.
gor Capt Tyson, her way from New Orleans Louisville
stopped at Memphis Wednesday morning last 9th ult
and had been there about rs 30 minutes. when
Of her boilers burst with the usual dreadful consequences
There supposed be board upwards of $50 deck
scpgers and altogether including cabin passengers officers
not less than lS0 persons Our informant Who himself
Of tho cabin passengers, and the Of the
explosion, the plank in the act Of passing from the boat
the shore unable how many Killed and wounded
TO give the Of the sufferers Capt Tyson injured
but seriously One Of the engineers and of tho pilots
killed IL feared that the number OF those who
sany killed likely die Of their wounds be
much short Of sixty AZ least thirty known have been drs
oycd. None Of those in the cabin injured The boiler
deck completely demolished and blown pieces aud the
bow much shattered but the hull did appear be
affected Ivy the shock
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YARN.

COTTON YARN.
cHnn Lbs Cotton Yarn, from the Smithficld
cOOO and Chuckatuck Factory. The cotton
from which this yarn is made, has not been injured
by baieng or packing. Just received and for sale by
mar 10 JAMES WINSTON
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9tscttOea '&aEFa.
by OTIS, DUNI.OP s. 90. !,


GROCERIES, ut AUCTION
On TUESDAY next. the 18th r,san al n o.,loek " hs
sold, principally without reserve = clos. cons ,n,sn,
flbds. 81 Crox Sugar
do nuscovado do 49,
20 bags Rio coffee
AZ do old white do,
hfds. molasses
I do syrup
do rye whiskey
II bSis Lamp OIL warranted bes, winter strained
30 boxes Of % lbs EACH excelen, imperial and sunpOs
10 do Tyson do .--.
I case of Tyson in canis,ers Of 2lbs each
~ boxes candles, tailow
81 do do sperm
80 do soap
do birthstone
so do chocolate
- do 8xlO)
II do Ioxis} window glass
~ do buins -
ALSO, = -
go cases shoes assorted and excelIen; quality
20 do fur hats
10 do wool do
Terms at sale, O. d. & Co Auets.
POTATOES, sc.
Hsu be added To- sale on Tuesday the 16 fn,ta,f
HM Bushels OF real kiiey Potatoes, represented To- be-
p so bags Javaceige
IL crates well assorted English stone ware
r, 30 dozen superior wire sters
mar IS n N =, r.
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$4,000 & 10 OF Sl.oOo.

az. AT O'Clock TO-DAY, the drawing of
me Maine State Lottery, Class No. G. will be reeeiv
ed by BIGGER 0' i'ee''-
60 Numhers-IO Drawn Ballots
CAPiTAL PRIZES: $4,000, 5000, 1000.
i'5oo, 1880. o of 1000, dc. &c
Ieke's So Halves 81 so, Quarterst 81 IS
and truly prompt pay RICEF rT,'-'e
where whole ticket No. ., 10. 3D. the han5,ore
capital of $4,000, in previous class of This Io,,
was sold and paid at sight -
10
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u We will bring up the Congressional summary
Tomorrow Proceedings for some days, have been "a
ther unnteresting. There is pause in the debate
in the Senate.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.

MANAGERS OFFICE.
%, 8, 12, u, 80, so, 13, So, II. 30.
IGHHE above are the numbers drawn in the Dismal
n Swamp Canal Lottery, No. l.
II 20 SO, Capital of $1,000
10 20 SO, do 500
10 II Sc, do 500
All sold at this Office
The following is the official drawing of the Della
ware and South Carolina Lottery, No. ;:
II 81 % 40 So 3 I6 so 90
10 81 5o,s Prize of $500
10 81 SO, do 800
:. II SO so, do 100
All sold at the Managers Office.
YATES 81 MINTYRE
mar 10 Managers
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.1,gJm HtUrcaneA letter from gentleman, residing in
James City county, BIS friend in this place. dated 9Th
gives appalling account of hurricane which swept
that section Of the the Burnt Ordinary, about
miles from Williamsburg the preceding night threatening with
destruction every thing that opposed progress and pfoa
ting unroohng dwellings. out houses &c Among
calamous effects noticed in the letter tho dcsiruc.
ton Of the abode of the Bush family, occupied
byMrs Nancy Bush The inmates had retired rest, wien
about 10 O'clock flaw of wind Of extraordinary violence
struck the venerable building, and "such dapidaon can
hardly be described scarcely brick left upon anoher
although the ancient edhcc had numbered nearly century
Several Of the inmates consisting Of old Mrs Bush Miss Mary
Weathcrs, George and William Bush and William Hail.
severely injured, nil in degree hut believed danger
ousy Mr. WIN Bush under the ruins Of the house about
two hours before assistance could he had momcny expecting
10 be crushed to death Mr. William Hall had his leg broken
but happily lives were lost All the houses crib,
&c were swep before the tempest Tho residence Of Mrs H.
Pggo, also unroofcd and the houses the quar-
tcr destroyed Here too the occupants escaped death by
an raclc-tBNeon
Wclcam from the National Inclgcuccr that tho Military
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FOR LIVERPOOL,
HIDES, LEATHER, &c

HIDES, LEATHER, &c.
SSn Heavy Buenos Ayres Hides
O/O 400 DO Brazil and w. India do -.
Richmond slaughter hides g. calfskins
1900 sides soal leather of all qualities at whole,
sale part Of side
30 dn1. wax calf skins
400 sides wax md russell upper lee ther
Seal skins and boot morocco
Lining and binding skins
1000 lbs coarse and fine ball shoe thread
Boot webb and cord-lasts, boot-trees, &c. &c.
1000 lbs harness leather
1900 do skirting DO
100 sides bride do
Hogskns, sheepskins, saddle trees
Bag. chaise, and lining hides
Girth and straningwebb horse collars
Harness mounting, bittts. stirrup irons, &c.
Buitaloe, leopard. bear and irair seal skins
Morocco skins Of all kinds
Coach lace, tassals, fringe &c.
Plated gig handles, bands and moulding
Tanners OIL shoemakers and curriers' tools
Richmond made plantation shoes. For sala by
w. g. J. G. CRANE.
n. Il. Country hides bought and sold.
15-law 4w il
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Final Adyertisement.

X fLE d. COCHRAN, being about 10 close
IN their sales and business in the course ola Few
weeks, respectfully request those indebted TO them
TO come forward and make payment. They have
which, in order to avoid an auction safe tbrv vii
sell much below cost. Purchasers are invited tn
call as goods will be offered at such prices as will
insure sales f,b IE o.
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L.4MBER7'S OFFYCE, .uarc6 L. Ia3o

L.4MBER7"S OFFICE, March Is, 1850.
% 8 II 81 SO so 10 SO II 90
Were the numbers drawn in the Dismal Swamp
Canal Lottery, Glass No. I, for 1880.
II 81 % 40 sc 9 16 so So
Were the numbers drawn in the Delaware and s.
Carolina Lottery, Glass No. 5.
ON THURSDAY
The Delaware and South Carolina Lottery, Extra
Glass No. Q, will be drawn on Thursday next.
OF number Lottery-8 drawn Ballots.
CAPITAL Prize $4,000.
Tickets only 81, shares in proporiion--For sale at
mar 10 LAMBERTS OFFICE.
EDROPOSAIS will be received until Wednesday the 18th
inst, or extending The Culveus street, the
Market BTidge-say
For eScavauns the necessary quantity Of earth the
culverts.
For goo feet Cumming measuel Of Granite stone for floors
culvcrts, 6 To inches thick and feet long
For 10000 best hard burnt bricks be laid in
the arches the cuycr, that be 81 feet the base and
to form nearly half circle.
Also, for repairing surface Of the street, that shall have
been interrupted IN the proposed undertaking
Persons disposed for the whole poSon
the work named above, win please rec, their co,nmunca.
tons 20 HENRY CLARKE
mafip-G'II Chairman Of tive Commit,eo.
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NEW YORK LINE.
Fresh Fancy Prints, Checks, Plaids.
mar Is

Shirtings, Cloths, CasSiBleres, &c. &c. &c.
FENHE Subscribers have Just received by The schr
n Effort from New York, aud from auction here.
the following Dry Goods.
handsome
y lot OF good brown shriings
cases apron checks. and plaid domcstics
do suPr. blue and black cloths and cassimcrcs
do figured black silk velvet vestnps
Black hastings, Sattccus, PLAIN and figured, black
and coord silks for dresses black hofentino, cao,-
bric. dmities, black Italian grapes Irish linens Mar
settles vcsiings, London white drilling, linen cambria
handkerchefs, null mushns. &c. &c.--which they
will sell cheap. L. a. f.. JAMES g. Co.
mar 10 Market Square.
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MTKLE'S OFFICE.

DRAWING of the Delaware and South Carolina
~ Lottery, Class No. 5:
II, 81, 81, 40, Sc, 2, l6, so, So.
Dra,7ing Of the Disn'a! Stamp Lottery. No. /.
70, 8, IL, 81, 30, so, Is, Sc, II, 90
No. II, sc, SO, prize of S40o, sold at MICKLE's
DelaDare and South Carolina Lottery
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De5cecS' Practice, &c.
A PRACTICE or FHYSlC, comprising most of the dis.
IN treated of "Deases OF FeIr1es and is-
eases Of Chldwn"-By VIM. Devices, W. D.
No. 6, Turf Register.
large supply Of straw paper, &c. SC &c.
J. r. NASH
marll Bookseller aud Ssucncr.
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&c. &c. &c.
Tickets 81, Halves 2, Quarters I.
FOR sale at T.. MICkLE,S.
mar 10 Next below the door of the Eagle Hoiel
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MANAGERS OFFICE.

Detdware and South Carolina, Extra No. Q,
Draws on Thursday, 18th instant.
prize Of $4,000 prize Of 81, 200
do $500 do 1922
1 do 1000 2 40 LOGO
DC. SC. &c.
Tickets 81 halves Q, quarters I.
81 The 2d Glass of the Dismal Swamp
Canal Lottery, for 1880, will be drawn ut the Eagle
Hotel III this place the 3lst inst
$4,000 CAPITAL PRIzE.
Whole Tickets s., halves ? so, quarters o.
YATES & MCINTYRE,
mar 10 Managers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-15

Wolcan from the National In,cgcuccr. that tho Military
Court Martial for the trial Of Aduaut Cen Jones' charges
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-15

or AN APPRENTiCE is won,edo, the whIg oAcc
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P. CHUBB'S OFFICE

ilckets 50, halves so, quarters g5-For sale n,
LIaI 10 T. CHUBB'S Office
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-11

Some wero wounded, and others dead Those
That were uniniured were endeavoring save them
selves and their property; and euGi, in endcavorino
To accoinpIsh his object ncrea II the difficulty
and danger Of escaping from the boat. number
OF trunks hastily thrown from the boat toward.
The shore. Some of these fell into the water Our
Informant one unfortunate passenger wlo had
jumped overheard, struck ca the head BY trunk and
he thinks others perished in the like manner
Among the passengers who were injured was a
gentleman who had been injured by the explosion on
board The Helen DIcGeegor. He had Just recovered
from his wounds, when he experienced this second
disaster on board the Caledonia.
The gentleman with whom have coaycr.cd
THINKS the boiler detective; but Is of opinion that the
immediate cause of the accident was the boats be-
ing thrown out of trim, by the passengers pressing
on one side to view The scenery. In his way, he
thinks the water was thrown or side OF Tie bel
Ter, and the other side exposed the direct action Of
the fire.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-11

On Monday ga splendid en- ertanment,'' was ,-iven
to Mr. Pomsett. late Minister Mexico, at the Man
si"n House in Philadelphia. Gen. Thomas Cadwa!-
lafcT presided aided by tho venerable P. S. Dupon-
cean and Sen Robert Patterson, as Vice Presidents
Among The invited guests, were Com. Porter, RIr
Torneli, Mexican Minister MI Brown, late Amer
can envoy to Paris, Judge Baldwin OF the Supreme
Court of the u. s., Mr.. Oliver and Gen. Steuart Of
Baltimore. appropriate speeches were delivered by
General Cadwalldder, Mr. Ponseti, hy. Duponceau
General S:cac-t, professor Heating, The two Mr. IN
garsons, and Mr.. Chew. letters from Mr. Rush
lae Secretary Of the Treasury and from the present
and late Governors of Pennsylvania: in reply to the
invitations sent to them read; and comp Iimcn-
taFy toasts offered to the invited guests.
And OH Tuesday public dinner was given to him
by number Of the citizens of Baltimore. Robert
Oliver, Esq presided assisted by Samuel storett and
Isaac Mckim. Esqr5 vice presidents. Among the
Invited guests were the Mexican Minister and Suite
Mr. Mason, Late American Secretary of Legation to
Mexico, Commodores Jones and RIdgciy. and Can
tains Nicholson and ClaxIon ofthc Navy, Brig Gen
Fcnwick and Major Payne of the Army, Com Da
yid Porter, the new Consul to Algiers, Mcgsrs Du-
ponceau iugerscll, Cox, and DR.. Chairman. Of pbja-
1c!pMa
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.aiarshGEs Sale, IN k3ng tiIiiom.

.iarshGIs Safe, m kamg Uifiiom.
EeURSUANT to decree of the Superior Cnr
q of Chancery for the Richmond district. pro
bounced on the Sd day Of April 1880, in the case OF
Iompkins u.s. Dabncy, and by consent and request OF
me parties shall on Monday the LIST day of May,
$50, at II O'Clock, a NJ, offer for sale at pubic:
auction on the premises, the highest bidder, for
cash one moiety OF the two hundred acres of the
tract OF land called Springfed' lying in the coun-
ty or King William. held by Cornelius Dabney, by
descent and by purchase from Richard Dabney: and
also, II necessary noieiy of small tract Of for
est land, near the first mentioned tract
J. GUERRANT, NJ s. C. c r. d.
nia st C Or Of his Deputies
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-11

GFaPes.-Thc quickest method of procuring grapes,
IS to graft ITO the body, the ground, or which is
preferable, into the roots ofarge vines In the fol-
loving yor j! tine graft has taken fruit will be pro-
duced. thus every farmer who has wild vines on
his ground, may, by procuring cuttings OF hardy for
eign or native kind, aud paying a little attention
To the grating and training will be soon and anplv
Supplied with grapes for 1nsrket or wine making
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-11
MARSHAL,S SALE.

HSI virtue Of decree of the Superior Court OF
20 Chancery for Tie Richmond district in cause
: therein ieEcnting between Edmund Walls, pltf
against w .iiIcm II. Fousbce and James Rawlings
OK or of William Fonsbee sen. decd, dist shat!
proceed TO sell for cash. he premises in the coun-
tY OF Warwick, on the 9Th day Of June next, at
punfc auction the tract of land in the bill mentioned,
being three hundred and fourteen acres and one
quarter Of an acre, called Rich NccR; or so much
thereof VIII be sufficient satisfy tn said decree
and expenses Of sale.
CHA. T.. WINGFIELD
NJ. S. C. c. w. d..
ma lo-tns q MAY Sd, 1890.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-11
FURNITURE at Auction.

EGLEASANT WINSTON, intending to remove
e FROM Richmond. will sell. on Thursday the 18th
INST, at 10 o'clock at public auction, at his resi-
dence on Church Hill, all Of his household and ki,ch-
en- furniture, consisting of the usual variety. Terms
cash. Sale conducted by j. s S. Costly g. Co.
ma Lids
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-11

Sam facf outdone.-A friend gives us the follow
ing fact During the late cruise of the Peacock in
the Gulf OF Mexico. Ia violent gale OF the sai-
laFs was blown OFF from the top gallant mast rovo
yard, into the sea. lie picked up with much diff
iicuy and brought boa I'd without having sustain
ed any apparent injury. Distance upwards OF $50
fect.-Troy Sentinel.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-11
SIGNS OF TIE TIMES.

From TIE ". T. Commercial Of 3hursdaq.
ApPALIsNG.-Thc City Election of Albany took
place oil Tuesday, and we learn with concern ato
gchcr ineXpressble, that particular friends of
the Regency were beaten, routed, and in four wards
ont OF FIVE al but ex.ingnishcd, by the ''Vo.hies-
now sect which seems to DC overspteadins the land
like the frogs Of Egypt. Aud what makes the news,
more irightful still IS the fact, that John Van Ness
Yates, Esq one OF the candidates of the Ho4,hics,
who avowed himself in favor of Henry Clay in the
papers on the morning OF the election, chosen
by an unanimous vote Wa .hopc ropes scarce
IN Albany or We know not what VIII become Of the
Secretary Of States Deccmvirate.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-11

The auction sales of Sugar which were attempted
Yesterday succeeded bat poorly. The arrivals have
been large the sales small. The market is very much
depressed We think that to day it is full OF a cent
lower, for ali Muscovndoes than was at the begin
ming of last week. Flour is held with atler more
confdence.--Jour. COM.
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saesrssaet &alRn.
TIfIS Day.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP 81 co.

BY OTIS. D,ySInr co
| Groceries, Furniture and I,ooking.cIassos
On TUESDAY the lih inst AT 10 O'Clock yin mo sold =,
Auction Store Groceries seventy mahcr
any framed Looking. Glasses and the following New Yost
made urnhute handsome new, and best qiatyviz one
one four po bsds,csd one ,ee ladies work tables
mattresses. o. d. f. Co. Anc,s
ma 10 w. "''
ADDITIONAL.
Will be added to our sale THrs NroRN1NG
90 Iihds st. CroiX and Porto Rico susors, With
reserve
100 bags coffee
~ casks cheese
~ d"zen ron ware siiters
10y nan ana ar. boxes rasius
~ BOXES imperial tea
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-11

Priee.-The manager of the New Orleans thea
tire, Mr. Caldwell, has offered prize OF three hun
dTed dollars for The writer OF the best CoueGv that
shall be forwarded to him, at Now Orleans by the
first of January next
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-11

Tire Editor Of the PhiladelDhia Gazette las con-
vefscd with a gentleaau vino was on board the Cal
ejouia whom her boiler busted. The terror and
confusion Of The moment lie ss il is impossible 10
describe
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-11
Chickahominy Land for Sale.

WISH TO sell my Farm in The county of Uenrico.
4 called Woodstock, containing by survey, 500
acrcs-it is situated on the main road leading from,
Ilichmond TO the Piping-Tree and about five mics
from Richmond, and immediately on the waters oil
the Neutrality-suspicious. onc-third of il is meadow
land Of the best quality, the of the land is very
thickly tmbeIed. Application may be made to me
on the premises; and the land will be shown 10 anv
person disposed To purchase, by MIR. Vaughan the
Ovcrseer, myself. JOSEPH SEIDEN
ma iO-IaV Ct
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

-. y = y '1'NfI'I i|NJ1'I1IlINAo M " XlIIU
~ ILL be given for the delivery to me of two
negro men, CARTER and PHILIP who nh
seconded on the LIST Of hIay Carter is likely man
of pleasant countenancc, about &c years Old feet
or 10 inches high, muatto comp EXON, and dinped
checks when smiling. He formerly ivy waro-
nor and has been for several years my carriage dri-
ver. Philip is thick and low, 90 years old, bright
mulato and has been my body AID house servant for
many years He is an artfhl fellow, and have heard
will try to pass for fec Man, and leave the State
| rs they went off together after very disordcrIy
conduct for which they wore not punished, it is pro-
babe they arc III about Richmond fwhere fbev
arc well scGualnedl attempting their escape from
the State They carried with them vnrc!y Of clio
thing, and wore each suit of grey cassinet-I will
give 9 10 rc;var ri fr Ls arP~"I', ,iJhcr III me
State, and $50 each, If taken of the State ANY
Information respecting them will be thankfully recc.
ved by me. GEORGE TAYLOR
Hp8 law Near Hanover Court House
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Amount If Produce and NuH'5cr q Boais passed
dO.on through he Lo.nen. LocAs

dozen through HE Eo,oer Locks.
May Ia hhds tobacco, 1877 barrels flour. 43 bushels
wheat l25 bushels pig metal % bales hemp
barrels heeswax bags ginseng, bag shoe thread sand
cords wood ga keg poles, lead OF bark, % boats coal
boats, 1853 bushels coal
MAY 8l05 hhds tobacco, - boxes manufactured do 81
barrels four 200 bushels screenings II bags feathers bag
heeswaX $50 los hemp 10 boats Is coal boats 1901 bushels
coal.
My SD hhcls tobacco, 1877 kegs manufactured do 6a
barrels our, Al on zoo lbs hemp cords Of wood
IL boats, 5 boats. 1871 bushels coal
II april 81. ,l. .e.;,enrc n .,c
ef II hlisc. Esq in Charles Ciy, by the Rev !;a,a,
" apf Mosey, jr Esq. TO Mss MAN Blows.
1T Petersburg Thursday last .IoHv Tuoursoy Browy
Ia of Harrison county, tn Miss Many T. daughter of
V Wilcox, ESQ of that place.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-11
C.LnrNnils. Anrll ID.

Columbus, April -.
y. B.--Ail the Mail Stages 70 and from Colum
5Hs. Stop IL the above establishment, the Stage OF
zee being 10 tho same building. Neat Hacks. with
experienced drivers, and good saddle H"rgcs will be
oil slime kept in readiness for the accommodation
q travellers ap23-@tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-11

HOO MULES FOR SALE, of which 80 three
-; ~ " years old and in toerable order) viz be
"Hp"sed OF now; and the residue, (three years old
ne%t spring. in August and September next. They
arc ali i:"n New Hampshire. and having been bought
i'~; VIII DE sold prices considerably less than the
richmond market price. Apply TO Mr. d. Chap
man, or GEO .pnVIOD
Horn Quarter, near Hanover Courthouse
wish to hire good brick moulder and wood
workman, ana TO buy servant of good charac.
ter. T.,
ma Il-Iawot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-11
w K SONS HOTEL,
COT,TLdJRTLS ONO.

TsHHE subscriber respectfully jntrns bis bumcrous
- friends - this and and the adjoining States,
That he has removed from CLicothe to Columbus
and has lo"cnascd The extensive establishment lately
occupied by Mr.. Edmund Browning. nearly opposite
the Public Buildings where he is prepared to enter
tain those Ladies and Gentlemen who may be peas
cd to call upor him, in the very hes, manner rs
he intends TO locate hmselfpernancny IN this place
and has fitted up his establishment in style Of clc=
gance at least equal to any the western country
being provided, among other convcnicnces, with ton
pryotc parlours with bed rooms ADJOINING, for the
accommodation Of ladies' or iami';cs--and his house
being amply supplied with every article which can
contribute 10 the comfort; satisfaction end enjoyment
Of ali those who my honor lim with their custom.
nc fatters himself that he will be favored with cor
tjnuaucc of the very liberal patronage hitherto
/ !cfrcd ugon him, by generous community.
JOHN WATSON.
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& At one O'Clock TO-DAY.

BIGGER, continues to sell and pay at sight
most Of the Capitals.
ma Ii
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-11

P. CHUBB S report Of the drawing Of the Dis
maj Swamp Canal Lottery, No. . extra,
43 SO Sc ) Is 50 8 IA ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-11

Ma "a r. Ess e ~ = y Esy S.
PONY' OF. k,I(-IL 20 W.

ARRIVED
Schr Freedom, Robinson, 3 days from New York,
with ballast.
schr Three Sisters, Creighton, from New York
win ballast.
Sleep Chernb, Barko from, below, with corn, to
Wov.fam {; McGruier.
SAILED,
schr Bradford, Liaa7y, FOR Boston, with -four and
tobAcco.
schr Polly. -, for New Bedford and Newbury
port with coal.
NEW YORK, May Ard scr Effort, Bell, days from
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-11

This Day at IL O'Clock,
Inc D:a"Ting OF tie Union Canal Lottery viii! he
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-11

Rhode Island State Lottery, Glass 10. i,
drawing TO be received ny BIGGER Friday at enc
o'c!nci Capitals = GOO 5000, COCO I176 = of
1000. Tickets S., Halves . So Quarters 81.
For sac Nv THO 3 BIGGER