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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05

DED -on he IAN OF September, AT Sycamore Springs,
the residence Of Jones r. Christian Esq of New Kent Mis-
JANE WARREy Widow of the late Edward Warren of Charles
City, 10 the 6oh year Of her age
The death of this amiable and exemplary lady nos,
melancholy event to her children, and large OF
ana relations She was the kndest and of pa
rents and in all the relations Of life, her conduct was
ced 10y the stIictes regard the duties a christian She
DIED. as she had lived IN the fullest confidence future ba
piTess. -r
Absent or dead still lie, friend be DEAR
sigh absent claim deao a tear
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05
INTERESTING QUESTION.

The following increasing qu stion is asked by a
correspondent of the Newbern Sentinel:
''lf lady lame IN The right arm and IN The
left rg-f she had but one eye, and squnted with
that--ii she had but two teeth in front, and they
were blacli-if she had hump behind, and, to make
amends was perfectly fiat beforehand if she had u
ptrre temper, and forty-nlne negroes with seven
ty-hve thousand dollars cash-low many su,tors
would she have"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05

OTICh-Au application VIII be made to the
legislature Of Virginia. at Its next session, for
The passage of an act authorship ne payment of the
amount doe certificate of Virginia six per cent
stock, No. 1913, issued to John Adams, adrn'or of
Richard Adams, on the 22d March I803. which Ger
tcaie not having been found amongst the papers of
the SAID John Adams, presented for payment is
presumed to have been lost
&. A. CARRIN GTON,
Admmi~i razor of
oct l8-2aw4t RICHARD hDAGS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05

Some i've or SIX years since, he removed to Indiana
tne,e to build hmsclf new habltatinn. plan, n new
colony, and become the father of a new race He IL
now living near Ver'ailies, Ripley county Indiana,
with his sixth wife, and has two children the new
stock. 1Uan E,r1-r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05
Copartnership

CopartnerShlp
'ENllE Subscribers having entered into
- partnership, trading under the firm of Nowland
& Smith. DraDers and Tailors, opposite the Bell Ia
vern take hts method Of informing heir friends and
the puohc in general, that they have on hand large
and general assortment OF Goods consisting of Blue
Black, Brown, Olive and Medley Color'd Cloths and
Cassimercs, together with assortment of vestinc
which they i'll make up in the most fashionable style.
and on the lowest terms Those furnishing their
own cloth, have 1t made up in the most fashion,
able manner NOWIAND & SMITH
n A constant supply kept Of Fancy Articles.
Of tho latest fashions, such cravats stocks pocket
handkerchicfs gloves susrenderS vet 25-e o,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05

COMMUNICATED
The Entertainments Al the Theatre this evening
are for the benefit Of MIR. Fielding, gentleman who
has by his experience and professional skill rreatlv
contributed to our amusement w" sincerely hope a
full and respectable house will reward his exertInn-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05
% ssGttca @aAgm,
BY OTIS. DUNLOP 8. co.

BY OTIS. DUNLOP 4 co.
SUGARS &c.
On FRIDAY, the 5th instant, At half-past 10
o clock, will BE- sold at our store
90 hhds. ST Croix sugars
Is do Porto Rico do
Also. general assortment OF Groceries, &c
ats O. ID 81 CO Aucts
ADDITIONAL.
VIII be added TO our sale THIS MORNING
Wines. rum, brandy. gin, chocolote
Teas coffee. nests boxes, soap, candles,
salt wrapping paper, indigo, mustard,
Pepper, cloves. nu megs mace cheese,
beading lines ma 'trssses
Ge mas eel, &c. &c.
nov D o. D. e. Co &ucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05
oct 18-2awl
FRUIT TREES.

HenricO County .Nlrsery.
q HAVE for ssle at my Nursery. A rood collection
Il OF Rfled and Budded Fruit TRES. consisting OF
Apple. Pear, Peach, Plum Cherry Apricot, Nec'a-
rnc' Almond. sc of the choicest kinds. Having
made my business, select only hose that have been
found to succeed bcs: in this climate. Catalogues
may be had gratis the Bookstore of Peter Cotton
where any orders that may b" lei. will be punctuay
attended to. JOSEPH SINTON =
Grove. Oct 29-en6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05

Majority far 8,732
The State Journal gives the names of all the men,
bers. both of the Senate and House of Representa-
tlves, and classes them follows:
Senate-Cav 10. Jackson l3.
II of r. Clay 30, jackson 90.
And five moderate jackson members, who were e.
Iected in their respective counties, in opposition
caucus tickets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05

NOTICE.-I shall petition to the Legislature at
1 rs next session, for leave TO erect Toll Brdre
across Mattapony river, at Dunkirk
sep 29-IRwStc ARCHEE BROWN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05
R6rsD 900 oiuU E9a saQ.
FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 8. 1890
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE

TIL" packet ship Cornthian at New York, from
Liverpool brings London dates to September 3Oth.
we give the most important items place to-day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05
INSTRUCTION ON THE

INSTRUCTION ON THE
Piano-Forte, Violin, Flute and Carionet.
NTR WIN HARTMAN respectfully informs he
INH ublc, that he confines TO give instruction on
IL Piano Forte formerly. and would be happy TO
receive few more scholars IT, complete bis school.
Having devoed consd rable tim" the study of
he principles of Music, and visited The North fer the
purpose of selecting the most approved works, he
feels confident IN assuring his patrons that he will
be enabled 10 do justice to these placed under his in
siructlon.
Application to be made at the Book stores Of
Messrs Collins g. Co. Il. Sanxay, aud at his
residence near the Swan Tavern.
N. B.-Pano-Forte's tuned at the shortest notice
nov $50 If
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

HdUar I2l-Senal e; Mr.. n. Alexander, no oppos
ton, H. Green So Easily 379 KIRBY I55 one
large precinct not heard from our correspondent re-
marks that the election was but thny at,ended-but
have left the Court House, who did not vote
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05
NOTICE 70 TRAVELLERS.

A FTER Oh. nth November next, he line of
~ Steamboats,, plying between this place and
Baltimore. wa Norfolk, viii run but twice week.
VIZ:
The Richmond, Capt Chapman, will leave Rock
cts AZ the usual hour, OH the mornings of SUNDAY
aud Wednesday; and on the following morning. one
of The Baltimore Boats, will leave Norf,lk Mt
O'Clock Boa Will leave Spears Wharf a. Bslti-
more, FIR Norfolk on the afternoons OF Sunday and
Thursday ut O'Clock.
The ircgh' and passage Boat Columbus, Capt
Turner Will cOatirue To run as heretofore from
Baltimore list, l0th and Goth of each month and
from Richmond the 9th, 18th AMI 25th.
oct 3O-2awlN l.. LUDLAM, Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05

Ono. Returns from 50 counties OF this State
give the following vote for Governor:
For MArthur 1851
For Lucas 1850
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05

society," winch we take this occasion To recommend toe
aud patronage OF the public, repository OF
and interesting matter
After the year 1852 Says the wl1 leave all my
groeS Internationally free, with the privilege of having
expenses oi their removal to whatever place Of residence they
may select betrayed Aud encouragement TO
egTate To the American Colony the Coast Of Acs where
believe their happiness will be permanently secured
desire not only that the OF their emigration be paid
but that the Of 6hy dollars shall be paid each
smigrang, on his her arrival IN Africa"
On publishing this the Colonial Journal makes
following remarks
'in number for August 1927 gave Of
plan adopted by MIR fuzhugh for the gradual
of ms slaves had his Invaluable life been spared
would have heen done by him prepare them duly appe
cate, and wisely improve and enjoy benefits oi
We trust tina, example bright bensfcen and exalted
his, will he loved and initiated the which he
Adorned aud the country which anents the loss Of
talents and his worth"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05
WHITE MULBERRY TREES

WIIITE MULBEKK1 TREES.
'EIlE subscriber has for sale OF his farm miles
above r edmond the trees year. old, any rea-
scuablc quantity at the genuine Moru Alba, or whltc
Italian Mulberry Trees; and as the season Is now an.
p'oachng IN which they may be transp'anted, he is
dcsrAus Of receiving orders from many persons as
fed that the elk culture must be one the most pro
ftable branches the agrcul'urls turn his ation-
ton to. he hopes to b. the means OF their extensive
distribution through the State. They vii be sold on
reasonable terms by the hundred or otherwise deliy-
cradle in Richmond or within any reasonable distance
thereof. J. w. SMITH.
B.-Orders may be leA at Scott g. Smffhs, f
street, Richmond. oct t-9awtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05

large precinct not heard from correspondent re
marks that the election was but thiny at,ended-but
little interest excltcd-2OO voters were supposed TO
have left the Court House, who did not vote.
Professor SILLiMAN, IN he last number of his
journal ut Science gives a description of .Vnuch
Chunk and it's mineral treasures. III. remarks that
there b. hesitation IN saving tha, tn.
mines of he Lehigh Company .xhauSlibl" H..
even goes 81 tar as assert that Sun and the
PennSy lvanla Anthracite Mines will burn out lore
Their"
Professor Sman has this advantage in the fore
going assertion, that person can contradict HIM
IL Specimen of the mode of managing an cleo
ton in New York
From the .New York american Of oct 80
Ono The eifroneiy-w call It 10y no mlder name
with which the Albany Argus presses of similar
SPEAK OF the pretended result OF the election Ono
5H belief The guso yesterday has this paragraph
we give exactly a W snd
"his NsCERT Mined THAT GEN LUCAS TIE RE
PUBLICAN CANDIDATE l. ELECTED GOVERNOR by
between and 5000 over Gen lc ,rthur-TltT \ MA
JORirY or + T. LEGISLATURE Il JACKSON REpUB
and that Of the Jackson Republican Members
of Congress elected ~
Now, allegations is true: and the probability
49, for nothing yet a'cenaned that all absolutely and
entirely false
Per ContrI.-Thc following observation of the
New York Evening Post, upon the recent account of
the extraordinary deportrnrnt of our Minister AT S
Petersburg, Is rnutlcd to n place IN our columns af
ter having copied the letter from the Journal of Com
merce. TN1t INF
AS to the stories told in the letter written about
MIR RANDOLPH, we have only to remark, that letters
have been received IN this country from persons of
the highest responsibility who lie the aassagc with
Mr. Randolph, and who speak in high terms of hls
courteous and engaging manners which won the re
gard of all on board the vessel"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05

'ENO Mrs Abigail Mayo Edward c. Mayo. and
Il all others whom it may concern.
Notlce Is hereby given. that application viii be
made to the next General Assembly, to pass an act,
authorizing the erection of another Bridge across
James River between Richmond and Manchester
10 be either free or subject to tolls and be built
by the Commonwealth, or incorporate company,
individuals, shall be deemed best
Sisadry Citi<ens Of Chesterfield County
sep ll-IawSW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05

Translation of Letter from General Lafayette to
Gen. Bernard, of Washington city.
PARIS, 9Th Sept. 1880
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05

An Eligible Lot for Sale
"a On MONDAY, the I5ih OF November
fsnsSssSSs INST. at Q o'clock the premises, | will
IIis:S0B sell al public Auction. the House and Lot
&zE48 a The intersection of e and 3rd streets,
belonging TO the estate of William Robertson, dec
Attached are a good garden, stable and carriage
house, with well of the finest water. 1t is one Of
the elevated and healthy situations in the city
and IN desirable Eeighbourheod
Terms-An approved sIxy-dny negotiable note
for one third of the purchase money. and bond at
months, bearing interest from he dates for the ba
ance: the whole to be secured by Deed of Trust on
the property
Sale to be conducet by THOMAS TAYLOR Esq
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON,
nov ; Execnlor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05
Commission Business, Norfolk. "a,

Commission Business, Norfolk, "a.
k'RE subscriber having located himself at this
u place, respectfully tenders to his friends and he
public, his services for the transaction of a general
commission business His Office L. near the Public
y are House and next door TO Mr john b. Roy
oct 26-eol3t JOHN VI ARMISTEAD.
WILLIAM &, MARY COLLEGE.
iNHE Visitors and Governors of this Institution.
havlug failed to form quorum on the Goth, they
are hereby informed, that those who did attend on
that day, thought Thursday, the 18th Of November.
day which would probably suit the convenience of
a.maIority They are therefore requested to assem-
DI" on that day, III their COnvncarinn- Hall. for the
purpose OF eIecting Professor Of VA hemstcs o
supply tine vacancy occasoned by the resignation of
Professor Stewart 1t is hoped that the necessity
notice
10 remove any doubt which may exist respecting
the Mathematical Lecture during the ensuing session
this opportunity Is taken, inform the public that
IN any event, some provision will be made 10 ensure
the delivery Of the usual course.
JOHN PAGE. Rector
WIlIum SburO 1870
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05

~ Specimen of the mod" of managing an ele
ton in New York
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-05

bsent, or dead. still let friend be dear,
sigh the absent ella i'm. the dean a tear.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
NATHANIEL BACON.


To tie Fr2eto,ders Of the County of Henrico
As the period othe first election Delegates to the Gene
rnl Assembly under the Constitution approaching
we who have discianed against all right. the preens
OF any citizen Of the City of Richmond representing IN the
legislature, should with unTcmmted zeal efforts
endeavorng 10 annhate that principle has heretofore
been almost dsregared by aud with resolution
support the election OF county man. whose interest Is moi
merely nominal but fixed and with man no
other than Jno NJ, Bolts
Were consistent with the views which entertain Of the
necessary qualifications OF representative support the cleo
ton Of Mr. Leigh nothing earth could afford plea
sure than Ia do So we'll assured that his mental ac
qemrnts almost unequaed ria services IN the
ensuing legislature almost Indispensable IN ne tha,
well aud ruey de he styled the Canpion of E,s.r,
Virginia " Yet great as he H. Gond ne NAV he gr,
~ primo pic as must be, shall vote aratoSt him
ne very same and '"''rh Ctiou-, Than nave
urged again. Nr Leigh urged against candidate,
although Tor their integrity, and for thcirmoral
worth, no man has higher regard than have
rms nomination OF Vi Hps, well couy nreJ ,.iIt b.
no means he IN accordance Ph ms wishes; nevertheless
are ne'eunn-d that poll shall he opened for hIn and ~
eSer'inn on our part. well assured that
OF the people oil tenrco County opposed city ensss
ia'ion All that ask Of the reehoIders Of enrico Is tbn,
uey nay meet us early at the pollr with determined eso
ton 10 throw of this yoke Of mOei ance and supnor % -
ton OF that truly honorable and highly talented man M AZ
Sotts. and will fear the the Civ 10, II sna -
whom they Hlease ANXIOUS COySTiTu.riSwTHS On
26ll, 1880.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
from ne y: J,urnnL q Conn.rc. nE N.r. -


hy ne bs Centurion, arrived Salem we have received
ouehos AyTes papers 10 July 2iIh Inclusive
nc ic?enuc ioT the first half 1880 was e5 gOp mn
ESnSndmnres loiooo Debts, si9.7lS 765; Credits.
80 f,HoO; Drhcii-o floating debt, 1895. 7g7
The 9Th of July benz anniversary Of tho -.
independence OF The United Pfovlncps OF The Rer sts
eeienraed m Busno Ayrs with every demonstration nj ov
hEzNoS HTREs, July IL We reason ia
mere were less and that OF character LEA ma I q,
G,,i' ahi' feelings Two ,uaI. have
ne particulars OF the cAra.raphc AT Alcndza ar. thu,
.'Cn 40 MOI differ materially from the outline which
indian CheL had espoused the cause o. TX CoVerror
AN ana III COMMISSION with he forces the latter ,rnJa, al
~ I ntn commenced movement upon the city Duriar
me march disagreement took place III cons,rns,co M S
indans haVins robbed Aldao's horses " ''
Use CacTne' faSned regret this occ1,s,.a
$40 han iaken place without their ledge aud iy,.
oi Nhao WITH his principal Ofi~ars, several p,,va -
dVihuas VINO had emiSraled from MendCyo ,h ~ ;
ca 10 puohcy repnmand Offenders Tn. rac,i, 80
pac1 on mo lin june and whilst Aldaa and bis
%ee ~ conference 9th the Caolues AT signal bet,g ys
by the latter, parry of indians rushed IN urn, bc,,
massacre mere Is still considerable fo.ce IN the
Canpasna opposed to the presrnt Ciovero1,ent NJ
o"t Is supposed will fall. az the ssdn, men ~ %
party have been off 80 ''" u "'e
The aurora, published Cordova addresses tho E.1r
ISIS q! Bucnos Ayes with various titles ,hr Ie,.,
winch IS say the 4 Lucero "savagss and mor.,s,.
SoI IA Madrid has been elected Governor Or Rioia
accounts from hh IN tho papers before ia are n
June u IT. stated thar the Freuch Vice Consul n, V,Ii
So Fscount ESpronvie shot IN a duel soma - -; -
honthby the Wee Consul Of Lima 'Phe late, nad -. @
IN me bi'sh snoP Of Sapphire for the occasion Esno
vile was killed second sbot hail crn.mL x prom
and he expired immediately '" "'' iu'ss
At the latest date the coun',c wa cu;., rL-., -,
oS1Ia' Teres army mad capi,usred and the General h
rs nani'nea 10 Psru portion o The ,ntIdl,,g o,,I.
l's' CLASS oil people Gscdeily hostile tn tho
ex'ln8 government md s supporters uhi:h lbey ds wv;
"" 'he hris'orracy Of the land ' "''" '"'-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
From The Charleston City Gazette or .S,pt OF
GREAT FRENCH CELERR STI0N

Phe recen trumphs OF Popular LIhertvi in pranco
were celebrated on Thur day last, in this CIV with
nuch' ana deserved On husiasm. Tho sucres,os
which attended III" gallant Citizens of Pars and ,S
prench People ihr'ughou' France, were res,ondod
70 IN ne most heartfelt aud joyful manner bv tho
PrGnch' and large proportion of tho other Native
and Adopted Citizens Of our District
A very large Company assembled \, Srv,,
tlNi' 1ening street. whore a procession vvas ~
gained, which, At uclodk p i nnda- rs VI VI
coft Of tho French Fusrlhcrs moved down Meet
,nl lSnecn' ava say and mp Brrad-s'reets to he
CtWHai where an animated and patriotic Or,
non' N French, Was pronounced by Col PrTtr-
VAL. formerly Of the French Army The Oro,inn
was received WI many aud loud plaudits, asd ex
cited the Ivrlrcst enthusiasm
At N" conclusion of Col PETT,rv. 20 ,dd-z ., .
following resolutions we're subml.redby r. Gorn,.n
h-gr and cordially accepted by the meeting:
hcs'lVed, Ihn subscription no opened Cnr tho
reiIef ofthe Widow and Orphans OF tho Crtizons
VINO Perlshed IN Paris, IN the struggle for tho pr-J
cause Of hibcrty. go '' '"' S'"cu
Resolved, TIL" Subscription Lists shall be- MA
eed m the hands Of Commissioners, named for tho
purpose. 'o' '"' 'uo
Resolved, Thntrho Tutors Of tho o,,o,s -. .s;-
10 another. 'S' P'oiPc
r jy"d, THAI Tho amount Of nc Collection shall
D. f3miilcd ny ihe Pre-ld"nf ofIhis Meeting IN NJ
Jacques Latte TO b., by him distributed r., such, as
stan. ~ ncrd g assrtarce '
r. according 10 previous arrangement. n National
S'.u "'s hrrd NJ snn ri.c, from the Battery. by =
N""p1"Y ~ volunteers, under the command Gl C1n-
'A'u ROGER OF b. Trench BUUI.crg
~ daylight, the x1mpc haAug being SGT nv IN,
snip an b'ste", at Edmond5tUns wharf tho yegrcIs
" i"" 'a,1our' Centrally, hoslod the Trr CoI,ured
''u ".h rr N1Ional Bl1g- ahnrd,ng 20 the eve n oeo
sing and insprritinr fleet " P''u
n ~ - o'clock, Ccu de jafs WINS Cred from tho
a., ~ eoy 10 French Fuulrcrs, from thn Rcvrnuc
gutter Sou b Carolina, by Capt. PAiNp: and Crnro
F@rl NJ 'n'rre on Sullvun's Island. a NannaI salute
VI ~ GUNS was also gwen.
Ia vn' number Of spirited toosrs wora rlycn n,
!hc Dinncr.7
The ,ston Palladium save. ovyc rc,r, ,,,,.,t, 49,
.1'c 'uyc.s that NJ Barton will certainly be elect
en- 70 tho u. s. Senate by tho Mss our T,crrsa.
=, ~ ieltcr 'rom gent emon in Now Orleans 10 frc
Hu"pr oi The Baltimore Chronicle, snys:-
thlhk u highly probable that Mr. CLAY will bo
Illuminated ny our Legislature, and probably Mr. Jiy.
ngs,on VIII beofc,ay Informed that he has n,fsrc
presented the State Of Loursrarr ''''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
ELon I.n 1nnnr n,,,.i.


IT vas currently reported Yesterday AZ tho Rirr.,
.pai.iSShu' mat his present Majesty bad no uicn
ZION o. aoendoning hIs patsrna restdenco at tho r.
the DiCd Of his family IN that noble and nee, 49,.
uunsion where he has 50 long resided and which no
nas 20 lavishiy embellisbod The liberty and plain
1sss Nsahs,'s onJ Which usnaliy prevailed vnb tho
DhSe Of Orleans. will not desert tho abodc oC IL
h'Hg v De ETGncd. Ron Of sc,snco, and lilust,on,
vs'sons, wiI hereafter, os they have beoo acrus
%neu 10 DO come and sit down ut bis hospitsbIe "a
Ss,"doe costs Sbsrs vii be moro clouds Of
snSToaaesrs, Fea;lsnsn ~ ordinary. aontlcrnon q ~
eoIulnary' aud otocisls Of every grade No moro
SaTu'y Shd groiesque Swi<, To onoumbey the vssti.
S..,,,. suH Ghambcrs. 'Dhe gothio habits. coort
oaI.tle1, caps, haibeTts end ali those tatsrs e n
suPeranouaied FOySlist, viii hcneefoyh be bapisboG
so o me wsIarobes Of orr theatres fyerv sundav
i o. ,he ridiculous farce rayed on Al the Tn
eEIsS, faHs VIII present touchinq esbb;t,o, 81 .
COED iaibor Of family recrealng himself g,oaa
0t,gneS, IN tho midst IF his numerous children
gPpF gnes year merely, the King VIII roso,yo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
LOAN OF man- nnn

pursuance Of An - uIGaucc .uthurIsiuo d m,
- Tor thr. cily oi Richmond snd approprIaiing rho
- , "''eu- tn'fc"' passed. by BE Common Council n
20 sSo e. ~" 20 the 29tb OF s. plember, 1890, shall
S I'r al" to tho highest bidder AZ he Merchant
SI ,.us. house, AZ the hour " O'Clock p NJ ON
9o'pey tne 26'h Di October 1890 SfxTy 1'r,rs 80,
g ~ rs Of CRY STocK. No portion of The said
be received for less sum Ina, fvn b,,rE,a o''
W OF fractional part IF tIu enm The srock cold m
p,''us1cs Of rho aoo7o Ordinance will bea, nm nlc
80 o. "a n'' per cent per anpum payable onsrfo,v .,
sbIe ~, ~ lne Chsm6orarn, and VII not be redeem
o''e """ W" nrst day oi January. 1919.
oCt I-cutds -, N'dmDeftan
" Ei.y a trb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
b LIS ROTUNDA.
AT TREE-HgIH

NE suoscrIDrr most respectfully Iniorms tho .;,;
?, gems OF KIchmond, and others who visit Pee
Hli, that he has re built his Rorunda at Poe mi
W. ei. TO he winds few weeks ngo,
is mas aGued Considerable to II. and IN snch va,
mat iuil view Of the whole race nav be .opn T.yn
h's Long Room 10 the Ronnda as no well ,,royrs
tnnt many are excluded Of that privilege IN rho p.
H Li.L aHd Long ON Els bar vii BE- furnished
WIN ne pest Ut hfnoTs ard his tabl, with evc,-, 40
hca'y n" mark Z afprds. He has procnrcd e., ~.
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