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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24
MAINE.
ExrRAcr of a ieite, from, Bo,,o,


"We have carried the Governor, both branches Of the
Legislature, and probably five of the Representa-
ves TO Congress- in Maine The Federal alias the Clay
party entirely and trust forever overtbrovn there
he contest has been the most animated of that
occurred in that State, since the time of the late war
ana marked by party lines much as it was then-all the
Old Fsderasts voting for the Clay men, and the old De-
mocrats for the Jackson candidates."
The returns do not ySt warran, us in saving what
proportion nj the Representative in Congress has hs en-
elected, But it hes b..n Waterloo tetea, :, the
party. The Boston Pairc, irs'kiy cluis,ses, that it,
" Political friends in Maine, have been completely de-
teaed, and we may, therefore, we'll ackuow led
and make thu bsst OF g."
Taus,.wo States have hesn srulk IT m tae Northern
Conlederacy land MIR. Clay, trhosu,r may be the
Coalition Candidate iusle.d OF getiug the ii!ty-cn
New England votes, may count npon Mrfy-foW only
" These 3l, With The three OF ID slswar-, and 4 feu
scattering votes IA Maryland all GAYS the Bald.
more kepu5licsn,) ;hlt ihe cppo can now count
up even az pro6d5ie-csrtainiy, do not know that
they have any out OF Massachusetts Yet WI are dali
y heating vsuri@ Of tser strength aud terrisle''
promises oil wi a; they mean to do The WEST has re-
Jeo'si Ciay--snd the EAST il lssSing Webster. TIL
latter however, m"sters he m si strength, and pro
pose TIA, he should run tie opposilon candidate
with Clay "a his Vice Presdsut 1t will make che
strcrges' ticket they can muster, AMI VIII probably
have as a. many ~ my votes r'--THUs W E GO
Last Eo6nias's Nail -braxs us the las, AMI salts
factory accounts from hat aln,ra5e pp.r, the "Elst
,rn Argus;
"we publish to-day al IN. ,cceiveI returns of III.
votes given in this State cor Go s,nor The returns OF
York, Cumberland and Kenush,S countless are CON
pete, exhibiting iacrea.s Tor the Republican c-
o. ftoeioe hunderd Jortyone, in .hsss hToe coune
only! The republican ro,.Ciata hos Sicceedsd by
majority OF more than FIFTEEN HUNDRED in the
Stale.
Oar Senate consists Of twenty members TwsIve Of
ms Rspublicaa candidates tor the Senate have been
elscied, beyond dispu;e and ecu, sol, mai r,y
OF the House wall be decidedly Republican, aud o2sn
avowed and unwavering trends of The national al
miu.,ra:ion
Mr. Anderson, in Cumberland District; NJ. Min
"e in YORK District; MIR. Hol;and ia Oxtord District
AMI Mr.. jarvis in ~ ,ncock and Wa.hicgign Disrici.
The Rrpu iicap capdStes tor Cangrcss have severely
bean elected by pow nrlnl n.Ainrii..!n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24


Virginia did not adept such expedent against Alien
and Seliton laws, aud other AS Aiminsr
on she appealed Tor vigorous determined but temperate
prosecution of her holy purposes and she succeeded
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

MAkklEDlat alcyon Plans l7b by the
VIM " Her MI JAMES QUARLEs merchant
on tho 9Th inst by the Rev Doc, John II. Rico,
BLAIR McPHL Esq Attorney Law of this Borough,
NhSeI second daughter OF Col CLEMENT CARNoroS, of Edge
Hill, Charlotte county. I.N0rj1M Beacon.
- in Baltimore, Thursday evening, the 18th instant by
tho Rev. Mr. Ncvns, WILSON NJ. CARr Va
TO JANE MARGARET, daughter eff tho late Peter Carr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

DiEDon Friday last Mrs. Clark eight miles from
charlottesville, his from tho Virginia Springs amer
long and lingering indisposon GsoneS Hay ESQ., Judge
the Federal Court tho District of
ExPresidcnt MonrocSr. Hay known United States
well by the character he had the Republic
of Letters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

SDFPLEMENTAL NOTES
We conf s W. have real the Jndse's ieit4r with N,
litls as,oni'hmen'. Thai judge Of hs S1pem- Ccuf
should have suffered himself TO throw out such charge.
in snch form "a inst his fellow zsn l. sin
guar ard furprsf gThat Citizen Of the South boss
a'ion prs-supposes tAens, and whose principles for
merry attached him q the old Republican psrty .htu
express srch an unqualified devo his /" bill Of
hoininaiiols." y perhaps stiil moro e<iraorduiry
We leave Il 70 the venerable Governor Ta,ur ard his
sssociass 10 clear themselves rom sns charge Of a
delbrrste aud csudesiine ooBspiracy against the e.
ninn OF ibe1 country. We On not believe word Of any
tneh design Can Hamilton and Hayne, Langdon
cheyes snd orbsye been engaged secretly for the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

There has been but little activity Flour Market re-
hnI no material change pricesyo quote country n,
IA ,-'he supply still limited, in consequences of the
enn'inucf low state OF the water-City Mills 81 asa
Wheat has advanced five weok-the sunov has .eny
diminished, since the Farmers engaged in seed,
which we Understand TO be chief the
we quote at 70 cents red, and 100 for The Euro
vest approaches. ''' 10 Wv" 'iH'-
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SUPPLEMENTARY Norre

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DlEDlOn Wednesday, the 18th inst, Mr. CnAnLr. BRo.cm-
ecled with disease of untng os;inacy,
bore with pnCophS and christian hudc In Mr. Breach
nature with sighy intellect, he pursued actively
Is ehi e"aeern But Wills, admire that scpuous defer
t order despatch which chnac,erod him in
We must not ogeth domestic endeaments And where shall we
has lei, behind ham,hose WHO were desre him than all
pangs nysd" her hoo h % ana widowed wlte1what
ing eilreG-w has len them The grief points out
aeconne only wish seem
Nor The kind hu POS.
essos at those happy qualities which adorn sOcehis
the 5th inst his residence, the county of King
short and sew ere illness lie left arcconao wife and
Gus connection oil near relatives and friends bemoan his
NoRroLK Sept ia gloom thrown over our society YES
teay by the unexpected and painful intelligence death of
Navy who left hSro Sn, tow weeks inc a n %
letter "Ss om Se p"Sp the So of ship Erie
this pace dated on board tho u s. ship Erie sacoa 9th
der Robert NJ Rose Esq morning No one has scn
s sSo oO to the Hospital nor there any sickness
Sept Si, . with deep regret the melancholy
OLA yoog officer valuable promise associates of
10" ng Their esteem and widowed mother and brother
MS,hipman ALrxANprRL l.. pApE, attached u s. Ship
doqa ship on Tuesday night 1 5o w% aSf1 10
@ ~ eock oy falling from The bow fort, and striking
prevent to save himself Mr. DALI 'yo ~ ~.
I'VE OF FRINGE William County, in this State of tho late
Judge Dac, and, learn has brother in
That county Tie entered the Naval Nov 1877 and
was IN his 18th year. Every effort during Weines
ny ana ihursday by dragging firing of
Tie body, but all exetton until
onoon when the body found Dry Dock and
ca every attention from Com. officers the Yard
nus remains VIII be Inferred in the cemetery this town
Nh: MonSSc attended with military bonors the Yoesr Of
a"u uuolac"ineht Oh me Marine Guard No.
ss1AS ssrsN
There has been but little Flour Market re-
anu no material change in quote country n,
.-,he supply still limited, consequences of The
S%ninnGh low state OF the waterCiiy Mills So -s S.
Nhea h advanced 1--WE this weok-the supply has
diminished sioce the Farmers have engaged in seeding
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-09-24

lcte follow few remarks al Edorsr which arc supcreed
. ny those we made on Friday last.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15
NO COMBINATION.

Cfoekery, Looking Glasses and Giassuare.
HNllOMAS l. BARROW g. co Importers. 80
Il Water street, New York, offer Tor sole $50
packages earhenwarc, china and glass of fresh i'm
poriat"ns and new styles. which they will repack
a' tle very loves, price the market can afford also
complete assortment OF looking glasses suitable
for the Southern trade Those merchants who are
interested in breaking up the eonLinaLion an price Of
croekery, which has hitherto prevailed in this busi
ness are invited to give their support to an est ahlsh
ment founded on the principles of 'no combination l.,
ndds. For the purpose of bringing about this OBJ
Ject, so beneficial to the interest of merchants we
are contending with combination formidable in its
numbers und wealth, looking to those who will be
benefited by our success for aid in its accomplish
nent. THOMAS /. BARROW g. Co,
38 Water Street, New York.
New York. LIST Feb, 1880.
feb Il-4t d d. c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15
MONSIEUR TONSON

W n"ni, Va His season Commence Ist FelEla ~
ma terminate lst July next lie Will he let mares at 30
collars ie season winch may be discharged by the payment
d 40 oo!arS within tine season Mares he insured al -
doIais- one dollar 10 the groom in every case.
Every desirable arrangement has made for the acro
notation oi mares sent to this horse They be pasrtd
sIas wei FED with gain If reIue 25 lr ay and
stalled IN ali bad weather. ~
One OF the Subscribers will give his constant personal atm
ton to mares oEder that they returned to their own
cr ~ good condition. We cannot respnu sls for acTe,
or escapes Pot VIII use every eXerOn prevent both
Monsieur lonsonls beautiful bay feeu hands three rctrg
he, with black legs main and tail lie finely prupor5r
ca exhibiting beauty aud power throughout his form His
blood, appearance and performance equal if mol superio
TO any hiSe on the Continent. Ills colts are lkey and
hlst e-iiuiaca THOMAS WATSON =
- AENER ROBINSON
Tree tiai. Jan. -. 81 n2r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15

The Subscribers offer for Sale,
r. = Hhds and 35 bbs West India and New Or
w leans sugar
81 boxes and ~ bbls loaf sugar
% hhds rnolasses
so bags coffee, various qualities
9 hhds and IS barrels wskey
Wines of various kinds vinegar
90 tors bar iron, Swedcs, English g. American
ID tens castings
Steel, German, cast and blistrrcd
Cut nails and brads
Novascotia grindStoncs
1000 sacks Liverpool salt
5000 bushels Lisbon Go
so tierces rice
GOO do Thomaston lime
$50 Spanish hides
Soal aud upper leather
Tanners and lnsced oil, tar
Spices pepper. ginger piIncnto and cassa
Alum, coppcras, birthstone
Salpetre, madden, indigo
Tnlluw and sperm candles
brown and shaving soap
Letter wrItlEg aud wrapping pager
Almonds and raslns
y indow glass, various DIMENSIONS
fum5!crs, decanters, wIHes
Patent shot, gunpowdcr
Imperial, gunpowder and black teas
alackerel, No. and B, cheese
Domestic Goods, viz. shCetilirs, sAi.linr-
broadcloths etc. etc.
Cotton and wool cards
Cotton bagging, bale rope
Saving, seine and wrapping tv ire,
Shoe thread, &c &c
feb Il L. WEBB & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15
FLORIDA WATER

VENHlS agreeable composition, which is not sur
4 passed by any of the imported Cologne or La
yender Waters, is obtau.cd from plants which grow
IN the southern parts of the U. States. II is an
excellent and mild cosmetic, invgoratng the nerves.
refreshing aud beauiifying the skin and removing
ireckes and many other disorders OF the face Ii also
contributes to perfect state of health by counter
acting noXious eXhalatIOns, and terrifying the deb
i,ated fibrcs.
DiREcTroNs When used for bcautifyina the skin.
or to remove the heat of the razor, haa table spoon
full IN half pint or pint of water the face to be
well bathed in it. In the proportion from half tea
spoon full, in Iync glass of water it proves an ex-
celent phodontic; it strengthens the gums and pu-
rifles the breath, when taken as essence of pcpper-
mint for pains in the stomach-from hafa tea spoon
TO two, i'll little water and sugar, is excellent in
nervous head aches, by rubbing the forehead and
smelling it quickly from halfa table spoon TO table
spoon full VIII be sufficient for this operation |, is
also one of the best applications in of bruises
and bprnins, as IT causes the blood and limph to
pervade freely their respective vessels. Being rub
bed to the lead it eXcites the cu;aneous nerves,
gives tone to the ntrgumenis and promotes that pc
cuar secretion on which the health, color end beau
ty Of the hair depends and prevents in great inca
sure premature graypess.
III a supply IN large and small bottles received
by j. III. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15

turD wi,o has been breeding from hun tue ast two
years. lie says his colts are Of equal superior size
to his coils from the same by any other horse
oA' he has two year old lilly. fifteen hands hgb aud
bis yearing colts equally promising aud that lie does
not believe that any horse could have gotten as good
racers out of the same Mares have siso many other
testimonials 20 the effect; and from DR. evils
Marshall, Il mention HIN because l presume he il
known to many gentlemen in virgina,) he speaks of
the stock IN the highest terms particularly of their
superior size and fine form. And, all the gentlemen
with whom 1 have correspondent, concur in the fact
mat he has been let to 5looded until the last
Two years. so that his colts by them have yet come
ON the turf. The distinguished racers he has pro.
Suced, hasSna snppo'e ed by many the very best
horse ever raised in Ken,ucky and others, have been
from common mares by reference to TIE American
Turf Register. vol /. page III, he is spoken of as
producing striking and very superior race of horses
IN Kentucky. JOHN JrTcKFp
fl l5-1an 1stNs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15

y UNAWAGS.-Was committed to the jail OF WasLi,-,.
~ ton county, Maryland, the 18th inst as urnaw,v.
two negro men; calls himself CHARLES HILL and lie
other BEN BUTLER Charles is about S feet 10 NICHE
nigh about - "a years of age, made good con,e
nanced, rather of black colour small rings in his ears
Ben Is about feet or inches high or IS YEAR Of
age, stout made, with down ooS perceyablq ma
about HIM The said negroes had on when committed co,r
eassie't Tounfa!ons Paniaoons aud Of dark colour
Cha'es la" wan MN blue cloth coat with velvet collar
and pair OF drab cassiet pantaloons with undrv n
summer clothing Ben had with him old blue frock coat
drab cassnet panaloon and some other clothing The said
negroes say they had been working for sir John w Bafs
Georgetown, d. e. on the canal said town and some.
times pass themselves as brothers The negroes
are requested to come toward prove properly Fay charges
and take them away otherwise they ~ be discharged ACCORD.
inc 10 law CHRISTIAN NEWCOMER JT ShriG
ian Il-Sc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15

NA EDLEl Will stand tie ensuing Spring al nv
IVa stable, IN the county OF Chesterfield, benr
the same place he made his last season within on,
mile OF Moody's Tavern, 10 from Petersburg ana
y from Richmond, and is now ready to serve mares
al So the leap $50 The season, payable the i5'h it,
ly next, when it VII cxpre-S5O to ensure ma,o.
payable as sooQ as she Is known to he in fra md
orc dollar to tho groom
.hedifyis handsome grey years old this Svria~.
fjhl l6 hands high-ior form strength, brau.y. "a
pcarance, performance and blood. admired and a..
pTovCd.-iIe has made but one sCastn, when ~
had Il mares besides my own. Dir. John Kif-
bys mare Coquctic was, however, nut 10 him b..
fore he made a season. and produced very pror,,-
sing grey ht.cv, which Is the only one ol his q e
that has vet appeared 500 in cash was offered for
Of { months DID, and SlccO ssked-and as addtlo.
al evidence ofthc value Of his family sold las, E'i
'he baii oil two flics Ivy Sir Charles ont Of Mcdlcr
dam, Old Reality one four and the other two ven
Old Tor $500 IN money Nv ovcrsccr Mr. Bauo.
my son Gcorgc, and Arthur Taylor. al residing ne 4.
The stable VIII attend particularly to Oh orders In Y
absence. W 2 IDUNsON
Chesterfield. Fob. CON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15
NEW GOODS.

II NELSON has received b. the Richmond,
n Il. Packet, A. and 4 bobbinet laccs. gimp Ia
Gees and edgings, part very fne) barege and fancy
silk scarfs, new style belt ribbands superior blk
Italian lustrings and company saiins black and whi.
silk hosiery, long and short H. S. gloves bombazets
and circassians, 4 & 5-4 white meuno fanncls fne
and superne blue black, & MKT cloths with yarie-
ty Of other d. rabe goods which offered at very
low prices for Cos Ia.
feh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15

viue OF two Deeds of Trust executed tn John Al a,,
"du aid Nhi's'n Dandrdsc by William Morris and
a'ce!d ms we tire one the eghih of January I,lg
a" e ohe on tie eighteenth "a; February I828-,ud
announcer Deeu oI iTus executed Herbert
Charles Gay by the said liam Morris nm b. ,sr, ,
Court oi the city OF Richmond proceed to sell ON hs
premises, on the 10Th day of February next fur ready nop
ioI e purposes therein mentioned LOIS pieces mr. p,
Land n the city OF Richmond known md distinguished m
the plan OF the sad city, by No (i7 hundred aud ,v
seven, ana No (352) three hundred and fifty two which -
conveyed To the sad William Morris by Ihouas Ruieoti
ana SaTah ms WIFE, by their deed bearing 18th av az
e loE2 ana admitted TO record in the clerks of the
'o"Tt OF musings Tor said cy-and which IRE now erected
extensive BRICK buildings used warehouse and for ohrr
purposes; also, three other Lots
Ho an distinguished IN ie pa Of said CITY by numif
S1< Iee hundred and oTytwo number three hIpdred and
io iree (l3), aud number tlea hundred and orty 6ou,
sal WIN The buildings commonly called Shockoe WareIo,r
" al "eI buildings and Improvements thereon: which nm
teiy was conveyed to the said William Morris by Two
several deeds, for undivided moees made ~, ,
enh day ofJne. 1896 hy Richard Giegary and lisr bs
WIFE, AMI john Fegra,n and Wilson Gego,y: be Other ma x
On e same day. hy Joseph Dudley OF county AMI
pom admitted TO record ~ the clerks Of the Eis,ings
% "i sa'd city also other Lot piece or parel of ana
shown ana distinguished in The plan civ by number
ec hundt:d aud orysix 6), which eyed IN s,d
hh!ia"' NioIrs, 10y w lam a. Smith Sarah Smith nv
heir decd, hearing date ihe 18th rav Of Setcnsr 1913
admitted 10 record IN ie cck's u.ce vi lie Iu,,ings CON,
Inc city .oesad. o '''
The Trustees Rave known tive tile % ;,e r,rpoo
yeslsd III themselves. 80 80 t'
JOHN NJ ARMIsTEAD,
w cambridge.
ilERREET a. CLAIBORNE, I"sGe'.
Icc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15
HENRY GIBSON.

Attorney at Lasv and Notary Public,
III AS removed to the Office io;ey occu pied by Jo-
sinh Abbott, esq Immediately over the Gro
Gerry store OF II. II. Drew.
IL e. wishes to hire for the present year. woman
who IS good washer and ronrr, and a man servant,
accustomed TO house business.
feb Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15
OR SALE OR RNNT,
Final Advertise ment.

II YLE & COCHRAN, being about to close
IA their sa1ss and business in the course of few
weeks, respectfully rcqncst those indebted to them
tn csme forward and make payment. They have
stdl on hand variety of desirable DRY GOODS;
which. in order TO avoid ion sale, tiny will
sell much below cost. Purchasers are invited 10
c1h, goods will be offered at such prices as will
insare sales. fob Isis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15
HEAD QUARTERS FOREVER I
Thai Is The nIncsLi

TUT IIttICc'
FlNHE whole fraternity beaten Without naming many
IL Capitals, for which the Editors spare roon
oy that the grand Capital Frze of $4,000
~ The third class Of the Richmond Dock Lottery sold in
half ticket at the Managers Office III this city.
The following the numbers Saturday, in the
oird class Of the Richmond book Lottery
AZ, 80, ID, 8. Sc, 16, 81, 40.
d. 81 81, the Capital Prize of SIooeO sold the Mana
ge Ctce let this be lesson those Capital
Przes call "Head Quarters" where all times greater
variety be found than any other Office.
YATES g. MINTYRE, Managers.
6bI5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15
GO ia m A

IN IT. stand the ensuing season o. ny Farm.
w known as H.lLFSLNR. nam milrs from Ric -
mond, on the road lcsd.ne ~ Ffedcneksbura-
Terms rs forncriy.- FIR the season $50; to- u
discharged by the payment Of $50 durjns ihc zrscu.
Insurance. SIXTY dollars The rrmarbaGie rrru,ir, q
character Of Gohsrn' s coils being 80 wrn trown u,
thls section OF county, il is 10, dcciIcd hcUcsy y D
shy NOR" ah0u 10.
jan l2y-coiv fEr " IT." IS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15

CONDENSED REPORTS.
4 ioNpENsEb REPoRTs of Cases in tie Sunremc
~ Court of The United States, containing the
whole series of the Decisions of the Court from it's
organization 20 the commencement of Peters Re-
ports at January term. 1924; with copious notes of
parallel Cases in the Supreme aad Circuit Courts
ct the United States. Edited by Richard Peters.
Esq Counsellor at Law and Reporter of the Dec-
slonS OF the SuProm" Court OF the United States
This work will be completed in 6 vols and
VIII embrace all the Cases reported by Dallas C5anch
and Wheaton, and be 4 saving of upwards of 500
- Vol. LIST RECEIVED by tic subscriber ,Lero
subscriptions are taken to In" work.
Feb. o. J. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15

Z W." :" di-P"se of tract OF land lying in Nann-
II II yer county, on the Stage Read leading to Tie
Merry Cakes about CI rnii.s CITY of RicT
mond, containing IS acres, with gnod inprpyomcnrs
thereon. II is good stand for a Public uousc e.
which purpose it has been formerly KEEP; i've eoIn
part OF the land Is IN woods will sell rent los,
9r exchange for real property in nenr the CITY OF
Richmond, or for young negroes. For further par
:iculars, apply to L,r. James p. Tyler. or to Tie
subscriber. WILSON e. CLARKE
inn p - 2 IF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15
TO CLERKS.

A Young Man, well qualified to discharge the du-
n ties OF County aud Superior Court e. Jerk, is
d.sous OF situation. Letters addressed to A. B..
feb I5-ylv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15
Sill among the CnpitaIs j.!

Sill among the Capitals
nRAWING Of the Richmond Dock Lottery, Class
~ No. 3:
40, 80, %, o, SO, l6, 81, IS.
Nos o. 49, a. and a. 81 So were boil, sold TO residents
OF Richmond Saturday. and the cash paid in few
after the drawing conpeed-thus BIGGERS customers
M drawing the capitals and rereivng the cash sight
drawing of the Maine Stale Lottery, Glass No O.
7, 33, DC, q, 4, 60, 81, so, 80,
Dawingof the New York Lottery. Extra Class No e.
So, GO, 1, 10, al, %, 80, 10, 81, 90.
or At 9 o'clock today!
The drawing Of the Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No
9, Will be received Ivy BIGGER
$4,000 Highest Prise.
Tickets s., halves SO, quarters 25, for sale by
feb Is THO. Il. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15

n Dor Of 40. 1 Chtping tobacco.
II TAKE this method of npprsisg the members of
Il the Legislature, and hers rho wish to get f.w
pounds Of choice Tobacco. that it Gun be obtained
at my Drug Store, sign of the Mortar, opposite the
Eagle. j. II. BLAMIRE.
feb Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15
COAL,

IHSHE citizens arc informed they can obtain plenty
L OF Coal at my Yard on the Dock. few yards
below 'ie draw bridge, by applying 10 Sir. Bigclow,
or 10 p CIIITjlp
Eb IS-St
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-15
TRUSTEES S.4LR

I'D virtue Of deed Of trust executed for ccrfa in purelSs
IL therein mentioned by the late aua Garter IT, of R1
nond county, which decd bears date the 18Th ay of March
id%o ud : OF record the clerks the county, nioc.
SAM VIII ai the court house of the county aforesaid al
oc.n- = A. u OF Monday, the I2th day prl next OF ~
oT sale IL the highest bidder for cash. tract OF land lyirp ~
me county aforesaid near the SAID court house. and adiacent
10 Shnc Ham which said tact tire property of the s,
Carer. and contains nine hundred and sixy acres
Jan l-law-fn JOHN MINOR Trustee