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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14

EUST Published, Quarterly Review, No. 85.
~ CONTENTS.
Art. l-Polynesian Researches during n Residence
OF nearly Six Years, IN the South Sea Islands, in
eiuding descriptions OF the Natural History and
scenery OF the Islands; with Remarks on the His
tory, Mythology. Traditions Government. Arts.
Manners and Customs CO. the Inhabitants Nv vii
ham Ellis, Missionary to the Society and Sandwich
>, Islands, and Author OF the Tour OF HAWAII
Ill. a Chronicle of the Conquest of Grannd, f,o,,
the MSS of Fray Antonio Agapda. Bv Wash.
ingon Irving. -
lll.-The Life ofMajor- General Sir Pbomas Munro
Bart. X Z. ID, late Governor of Madras; with Ex
tfac's from his Correspondence and Private Pa
,,pers BY the Rev. G. T. Gleig, M. A.
V.-l. Lettres a NJ. lie Due de Blacas damn. 70
Iatiyes an Mnsee Royal Fgypten de Turn. PR
NJ. Champollion le Jeune
:. Lectures on the Elements of Hieroglyphlcs and
Egyptian Antiquities. By the MARQUIS Spineto.
3 fettrie NJ. Charles Coquerel sur IL Svsteme
HierogyphIque de NJ Cham polon Par A. l.. C..
Coquerel. " = ~
Il Essalsur lie Systeme Hieroglyphoue de NJ. Cham
Po.on lie 'enne' ct sur les Ayantages quill offfe n
la Critique Sacree. Par J. G. II. Greppo
.. Des Dynasties Egyptennes. Par ~ de Bovet
Anclen hrcheveque dc Toulouse.
u. Lcttre Mons. Champollion lie Jeune sur FIN
. Gertrude &c des Monumens Egyptens. Par D M.
: L. Henry.
7. ldeen ilber die Politik, den Verkehr una don
Handel vornehmsten Volker der alien Welt Won
A. H. l.. Ileeren
o. Dr'el Remarks on the Chronology of the Epyp-
tan Dynast'os. BY VIM. Mure ESQ.
''y-lraVes IN various parts OF Peru, including a
Years Residence III Potosi. By Edmond Tem1Ie
Hnigh' OF the Royal and Distinguished Order O.
Charles I'LL.
VII The Works of Bishop Butler.
2. The Analogy of Religion, Natural aud Reveal
ed, to the Constitution and Course of Nature
by Joseph Butler, late Lord Bishop Of Durham
WIN an Introductory Essay, by the Rev DAME
Wilson, Vicar of lsllngton
.. An Essay on the Philosophical Evidence of Chris
tunity or the Credibility obtained to a ScrIptura
revelation from It's coincidence with the Facts o
Nature BY the Rev. Rem Hanpden, NJ. A. late
Fellow of Oriel College.
Wide Ia Necesslte dune Dictate Par NJ Cot
tn, Conseilier a Ia Cour Royale de Paris
Will. Report from the Select Committee of tn,
House OF Commons, on that part of the Poor Law
relating to the employment or relief of able-bodic,
persons. from the Poor-Rare.
,. Letter to the Agrlculturisrs of England on tn
Necessity of extending the Poor Law to Ireland
y An enquiry into the Causes and r Remedies of Pan
persm. By the Right Honorable Wilmol Hor
ton, ii. p.
i. Statement of the Objects of Society for effect
ing Systematic Colonization.
IA.-l. Thoughts on the Presen, Distress.
:. An Inquiry into the Nature, Extent and Cause
OF the Distress since 1926.
.. On the Distressed State of the Country Bv ,
Merchant.
oct 10 r ID SANYAV
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" IhGlNlA;-At rules, holden in the clerks office
OF me superior court of chancery for the Rich
mond district, the 4th day of October 1880 James
Lyle, adm'or de bonis non with the will anneyeJ ~
James Lyle SEN, decd, pltf. against Paulus A. Z.
irving, Cstharne Gamble and other dts
~ detendant Catharine Gamble not having enter.
ca her appearance and given security according "a
the act of assembly and the rules of this court
FapPearnG, by satisfactory evidence, that she is not
an nhabhant of this country: it is ordered, that the
SAID defendant do appear here the first day of the
neu January term, and answer the bill of the plan
mi and that copy of this nrder be forthwith insert
ed IN some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond' Tor two months successfully and posted at the
front door of the capitol, in the said city
~ copy. Teste, WV. G.. PESpLEToE r r,
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA

ava OAu 49, V4AAHAN1 LA.
re SUBSCRIBER having leased this old and well
known establishment, for term of years. takes
ths opportunity to announce to his friends and the
bubble generally, and particularly TO the former visit
ers OF the house, that is will be opened for the ar
commodation Of company on the first of Octobnr -
1t is now undergoing thorough repair and will be
hlted up in plain but neat style with beds beddng
and other necessary furniture. all new. and Of the
best KIND His servants are attentive a eYperienc
ca, and his Bar keepers polite and accommodating
iis Bar shall at all times be supplied with The hest
liquors ana wines, and his Table with the most choice
decaclcs OF the season, which the city and counr
can ahord and he iiltters himself that by unremit-
tnS attention to his business he will give entire
satisfaction TO all who may favor him with their com
pany
The WASHINGTON HOTEL, is situated in tho
most pleasant part of the city immediately oppos,te
Ihe Captol, ana contiguous to all the Public Offices
and but short distance from the Theatre tho Bonls
the Basin the Warehouses, and the Offices Of the
principal Mlllers OF the city; and at the same time
suihclently Tar removed to afford gentlemen ouiet
retreat when they wish to retire from the hustle
NOISE OF the streets Such are the local adyantoce
OF TINS house, that may venture to affirm that cen
tIemen visiting Richmond either for business mr. for
pleasure VIII find it of the most pleasant s,,un
tons in the city. '''
In addition 10 what transient custom he NAV he
favored with, the subscriber will be able 10 accom-
MEDIATE hoenty:fve or Hirty BOARDERS. bv the
week. month, or year, the most reasonable terms
sepi Io-tS ROBERT & MACON,
- ,. Goochiand Court House
OF The Petersburg Old Dominion Lvnchburr V,rrinisn
NVoca'e, Political Arena, and Staurton Spec
iaIor VIII publish the above once week for one month AMI
Forward Their accounts To the Wing Office
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Lama Wool Shawls. &c.

VVNHE remaining part of the importation of the
n new and fashionable Lama wool shawls. so
nuch admted-also Tuscan Wool, Merino lopr and
square shaws Of every descriplion-Thybet wool
square shaws of every color with an extensive assert
ment OF fall shaws of oil kinds, opening at r. IL
Good Store o; :,
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STOCK SALE.

'5NHE subscriber being about to close his business
offers his extensive and valuable stock of sea-
sonable DRY GOODS at AUCTION, on Wednesday
2lst day OF October INST. at 10 O'clock at his Store
IN Main Street, opposite to the market-consistnr Of
blue blk and mix'd broad cloths and csssimeres blue
and NIX sattlnetts, some Of which are superiour;
red, white green and yellow hannels; rose point and
whitney blankets; blk and cold Rhodes bombazetts
and circassians; Scotch plaids; "a color'd mcrno
cloths. for children; toine and Valencia vestinc blk
SILK cut and uncut velvet for do case scarlet and
white real merlno, long and Sd square shawls OF
very superior fabric and colors; case ca Thbet
shaw!s; ps ca super blk bon,b7 zine; case blk las
tngs 800 ps silks. consisting of blk and coIord Iial
ian iusitng gros de MAPLE evantlne and colord for
ences blk and cold satins; case blk and white silk
stockings; 100 ps cut aud uncut bandanna and flag
SIX hdkls; DIX sllk ovanDe and Italian lustrnp do;
case blk Canton crapes;a large assortment of cut
and uncut ribbons; blk and white lace wells and capcs
hobbnet and thread laces and ootings; muslin thread
ana satin trimmings; case A and Cd bohbnet Ia
cos, palmyrean and batste. for dresses; 400 linen
cambria hdkS, some of which are very elegant;
case ladies' horskin gloves; case genjlcmens' do:
SINAI! case A nankIns for Ladies habit dresses:
large assortment of cambrics aud iackonct muslins
hsured' book and Swiss do checked and striped do
case very superior Clark's sewing cotton on spoos.
large quantity Of flag and fancy hanGkerchiefs:
whltc and grey wersted hose and half hose; I case
superior gilt buttons, paddIngs. twist and sewing silk
particularly for tallors use; 100 lbs black and white
thread bes' quality; 400 pieces English aud domestic
prints; beached and unbleached shectinps and shirt
Jugs; 500 pieces q, a. and sd lnons and linen
sheetngs Ca 4and 10 4table diaper superior bird
eye do case a sizes shell combs valued at & iOOO
The above, with every other article which constl-
tuie desirable retail assortment, valued at from
20 To p thousand dolars will then he offered 10 tho
highest bidder. II presents one Of the best oppor
tunrcs for country and city dealers and taiors TO
make mp their assortment, which will be offered this
season all OF whom arc respectfully invited to at
tend Sale to be conducted by
DAVENPORT. AITrN &, 70 Auc,.
oct WIN =. PYLE.
u After the above sale Of stock the store, compt.
rS-room and cellar, will be rented to the highest
oiGGsr tl the first of May next fixtures included
w. II. PYLE
A CHROMATlC Telescopes very su,
~ perlor aehromatic telescopes, just imported
Tor sale low. JAMES WINSTON,
oct 10
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A CARD

ENAMEL &. HUTCHINSON (bcing absent from
- the city, for the last or 10 days takes the
earliest opportunity of returning his grateful thanks
10 those persons who so generously and actively as
sisted ~ saving his factory from destruction on the
night of he 9TH inst.
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NOTICE..

MFRS NELSON is prepared to accommodate
1VA Ladies and Gentlemen With board bv the
week month or year. at her old Stand near the Can
ltnl Square next above the Washington Tavern.
She would be glad TO furnish eight OF ten gentlemen
WIN Doord' VINO have their rooms elsewhere. Mem
bers of the Legislature can be furnished with rooms
Her fare will be as good as the market can afford
and her terms moderate oct 8-6td 9au, 10,
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Valuable Property at Public Auction.
| he subscribers will, on Wednesday, October
u the 18Th, at 10 o'clock sell at public auction n
Tue highest bidder, on the premises, that eligible pro.
perry on Shockoe- H.l. known as Sou,bgates Bull.
dings opposite the City Hall. now occupied bv phil
Up Duval Jr, as Boarding House. This propertv
IS SO generally known, that 1t is deemed unnccessary
10 say more, than that it has recently been mt -
very thorough repair, at expense of more than
l<oo dollars There Is lease it oftwo and a half
years yet to come, annual rent OF $500 and rho
taxes, making the gross rent $3.50. VIZ
Tentiemen OF capital, diSpos d to invest their mo-
ney IN productive Raj Estate. have now such an on
p'TIunty as is rarely To be met with
me terms will De one third of the purchase money
III CASH and the remainder in two equal nstalnnert
OF ana IL months to be secured by negotiable
notes with approved endorsers, and deed of trust
on the property. Sale To be co nducted by Taoy,s
lAfLoR, Esq. GEORGE NJ. SOUTHGATE
JAMES SOUTHGATE
N d The parties above mentioned. ore da,or-
mncd positively TO sell. one of them having come in
from the West for that purpose.
oct 4-eo3t DIT if
The above sail is postponed on account of the wen
ther to Friday next. Or, ~ ecu
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coMMuNIcArIoN.

COMMUNICATION.
From acommt,oe of gentlemen attached TO ono OF
Mr. Carhenecr's Classes.
The undersigned having taken lessons in PEN
manshp under Mr. Carpenter, who wing fully md
faithfully complied with his engagements TO his clas
ses we, not less out of gratitude Than duty we owe
him do most chccrfuy express our appreciation Of
his superior system of instruction IN that
art. We can the gentlemen of Richmond,
that should they attend his classes, they will for their
time and money receive ample satisfaction
John g. Daois, John III. Cook
Henry Fisher, r. T. Allen
Jno. j. LyeH, r. e. Dori,
- nc Hn' II. ChaLk,
Levis S. Barns.
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SIS REWARD.

STRAYED or stolen, on the night of the 9Th Oc-
- .ober: from Messrs. Williamson and Rrtchies,
a Brown iaTe. with blaze face, white hind feet
abou feet or 10 inches high, and about eight or
nine years old, IN fine order and rather chunky hav
ing short tell and dark streak running down her
oack-6one to her tail, little lame in one Of her fore
ieet PAGES short and swift. The above reward will
be paid on delivery of her al SAID Williamsons and
RIichie's, or at William Shappard's at Westham,
Henrico county.
TENNASON 3. ANDERSON.
oct | Id &c
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A SINGULAR ADVENTURE

Once upon time traveller slept into post coach.
lie was young man Just starting IN life. He found
SIX passengers about him. nll of them grey head
ed and extremely aged men. The youngest appear
cd TO have seen at least eighty winters Our Young
traveller struck with the sngularly mild and han
Ply aspect which distinguished all his fellow passen.
gers, and determined to the secret of lonu
NE and the arr of making old age comfortable He
hrst addressed the who was apparently the old
est, who told him he had aways led a regular and alb
stenuous life, eating vegetables and drinking water
The young man was rather dauntcd at this mas
much os he liked the good things of this life Ha nd
dressed the second, who asouuded him BY savipg no
had always eat roast beef and gone 10 bed regularly
ruddled Tor seventy years, adding, that he depend
ed upon regularity The third had prolonged his davs
by never seeking accepting ofice-the fourth bv
reso'utey abstaining from all political or religious
controversies and the JDh by going bed at sunset
and rising at dawn, the sirU was apparently much
younger than the other fve---hs hair was less grcv
and there was more of It--n placid smile denotinp
perfectly easy conscience mantled his face and his
voice was Jocund and strong They were all surpri-
sea 10 rafn That he was the Oldest in the COACH
How exclaimed our young traveller, show is it that
you have preserved the freshness of hfe-where
there Is one wrinkle your brow there are fifteen
on your Junors-tclI me pray, your secret of long
IRE! III is no great mystery" SAID the old man,
nave drunk water and drunk wine-I have eat meat
and vege' ables-l have held public ofice--I have
dabbled IN politics and written religious pumphets-I
nave sometimes gone to bed at and sometimes
at midnight, got up at sunrise and at noon-bn, | al.
rags Pad promptly for my netcspaperS - Crafts
Commerce crippled Since the first of Septem-
ber only twenty days sixty -four vessels from for
eeign ports have entered this port, the duties on
their cargoes amounting 10 $500, 900. About the
same number have entered coastwise.
MARRIED-On Wednesday evening the 9th inst.
Dy the Rev: James Doughen, Lieut.. JouN RUpD of
the U S. Navy, to Miss ELrzAnErn Y. Spnrn Of
Powhatun. D' Vi
DlED-On the 9th instant, Mrs. Lucy JACKSON.
consort OF Mr. Jos. ]. Jackson of this city, in the
1oth year OF her age, after lingering indisposi
ton of s.Ynrnl months In hicL sLs. ...
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MARINE NEWS.
RI OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED,


ARRIVED,
Schr Maria, Snow, frsm Thomaston
Schr Richard d. Douglass, from York River, corn
Schr Revenue, Godfrey, from New York with
sundres to Davenport, Allen & Co and Others.
Schr CstharIne, Sears, from Sandwich ballast
Schr Meridian, Ingersol, from New York ballast
to Wallace.
Sloop Premium, Mills from Boston, via Norfolk.
SAILED
Sehr flag of Truce, Doughty, for New York,
coal.
Schr Fairfield Corson, for New York coal
Sioop Congress --, for New York coal
- NoKFoLK' Oct. ard sIoop Planter, Mcr-
rill, for New York FIN Richmond
AT NewPort's News. schr MERIDIAN, TngersolI. for
New York, and Martha Beaston, Perry for Hudson.
FIN Richmond.
Put back, sch Effort, Bell. hence for New York.
CID, schr Agenorla, Pearce for Richmond
OCT lO.-In Hampton Roads, briggs Adams.
ShlaOer, Tor South h; America, and New Hampshire
Libby. for Bristol. (E. fun up James River
Salcd -chr Ami'y McD,ug f.r Richmond.
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DlED-On the 9th instant, Mrs. Lucy JACKSON.
consort of Mr. Jos. ]. Jackson of this citv in the
loth year OF her age after lingering indsposi
ton of several months IN which she was sn.,d;und
by an uncommon degree of christian fortitude.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14
SPECIAL AGENCY

TENHE Subscriber will between this and the first
n day of November, visit the Western counties
throughout Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio Ills prrn-
GPaI object is iho investigating titles and Identifying
western Lands by actual re-survey, leasing, and
making sa.cs Nc assures those who conGde their
Land business TO kim, thar he will 90 on the SOIL
and every benefit hat he rendered shall be- effect
cd Seven years diheent employment has given him
experience IN hi profession. Reference is offered 10
ms prior advertisement in this paper Business calls
hIm 20 Richmond, where ne may he seen by those
VINO wish his services, from the 18th 10 the goth of
me present month, at the Eagle Hotel o. the pub
nc Offices IN The Capitol Communications lcft at The
oar OF we Eagle Motel, or with William Sclden Esq.
ofhe Registers office will be attended to- tbsroofc 49,
10 be directed to Frederick burg. nv residence
oct lf--tf HENRY q MIMI ETON
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SPLENDID SCHEME.

Tickets Slo' halves 5, quarters so, Eighths %.
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Glass No. 8,
Draws IN Norfolk tomorrow, and the drawing re-
celved OIL Saturday night
50 Splendid prizes of $4,000 each, and tickets only
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14

tor the Disrc, and Inspector of the Revenue for the
Port Of Hatdwicke. IN the State of Georyi, vice
Alexander Me- herclift, deceased.
Leonard NJ Parker. To- be Naval Oficer for the
District OF Boston aud Chlrlcstown in the State of
MASSACHUSETTS vice John p Boyd, deceased
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y ssr&tOsa &aGca.
"f DAVENPORT, ALLEN AZ CO.
THIS DAY.

TORI, ALLEN "a CO.
THIS DAY.
sale AT THE DOCK
~ ,,,,, Sugars. Cheese, &C.
IN Thursday next, the I4tb instant y, N
COCK, we shall sell at the Dock landing from sehr
Fairfield, and other vessels ~ Ssn'
Is Hhds prime st. Crox SUGARS
10 do I'd quality do
lo boxes young hyson tea
half chest superior gunpowder 10
ceroons best quality indigo
~ casks Goshen cheese
10 hhds N. O. rum
Ga boxes cheese
90 brls whlskey
loo do whole, half &c
VI boxes ralsins, &c &C. Terms at sale
ID. A. & Co Aucts.
w In consequence Of the bad condition of tho
landing, at the Dock, the above sale will taks nsc
at our .auet'on Store, This Morning at II o'clock.
00' ID. A. 81 CO. Aucts.
NEW FURNITURE.
On FRIDAY, the I5tn INST. at 10 O'Clock n,
our Auction Store, assortment of new Furn;,urs-
among which are,
handsome side-board
bureaus
sofa bedstead
ladies' work tables
wash stands
writing tables
f Rose 'S %ood maple Chairs
Windsor and other>
settees
70 sets OF brass shovel, tongs and poker. fast,
ionable patterns
o do ivory handle knives and forks
) HAIR mattresses, &c. sc 81
OCT ~ ID. A &, Co Auc+s
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FOR CHARTER
~ THE coppcred Brig RAPID. CAN'T.
TT& SHoor-carr'cs 500 hhds tobacco ar
s45fA 1000 barrels -four.
ssNfk&K-. ALSO,
Tho copercd Brig CERES Capt. LHNcorN-car-
RIGS $50 bhds or $500 barrels Apply 10
oct CHAS PALMER
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Tickets S5-IIalves 5O-Quarlers Is.
lF The drawing Of the New York CONSOLIDATED
Lottery Extra No 81, will be received Day afier
Tomorrow, at O'Clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14
BY OTIS, DUNLOP 81 co.
GROCERIES

GROCERIES.
0h Friday the 18th inst, at half past 10 o'clock,
will be sold at our auction store
xO hhds sugars various qualities
100 bags Java coffee
So do old white do
Teas of ali kinds in use here
patent smut machines for rubbing and
cleaning wheat-calculated for attaching IN the M,
chinery of merchant mlls-also genera assor,noan,
OF Groceries, &c. O. D g. r.
13-ts -.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 18th inst, ct 10 o'clock viii
be sold at our Auction Rooms, large and general
assortment OF DRY GOODS-among them are
elegant MerIno shswls, Italian cravats ees.n, sat
Vestlng, Navarlno .hawls. white and black Engl;sb
SILK hose. satin. lusrring. laventine eenshaw sars
nets SILK Hsg hdkfs Italian sewing silk elegant
SWISS muslin, supefne cloths and cassImeres ,bT cad
cambria, gimp lace, &c
cases ssttinets
do fannels
do elegant calcoes
do woOllen hose
l do Cashmere
bales Scotch oznaburgs
l5 do brown sheerngs
IL do do shrtings
cases piaids
do counterpanes
bales blankets
do plans
cases buttons
do Madras hdkfs
do thread lace
90, Terms at sale o. D g. Co Aucts.
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MasOn's Fafricr-

1--WE fifth Edition Of the above valuable work with n,a,v
additions is just published For sale at the Book and Sta
iicnery store Of r n SANyGV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14

MARRIED-On "Wednesday evening tho e,b inc,
by the Rev. James Doughen, Lieut. JONI RUpp OF
the U S Navy, to Miss ELrzAnErm Y. SPEED, Of
Powhatan. '' VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14

Commerce crippled Since the first of Septem-
ber only twenty days sixty -four vessels from for
eign ports have entered this port. the duties on
their cargoes amounting 10 $500, 900. About the
same number have entered coastwise
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14
B1GGER's PRIZE OFFICE.
Grand Consolidated Lottery. No. 10
Drawing to be received To Day.

~ ilckets s., halves so, quarters 25.
10 De mad as usual, In every variety at
OCT IL BIGGER OFFICT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14

Tickets So-HaIves . 5o-Quarters l 25.
r.sale at E. MICKLE'S.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14

~, besldes 300, 5000, $500, 5000, SlOO, &C.
w mole Tickets only s., halves 2 So quarters 25
tickets for sale at the Managers Office
OCT Ia YATES IL MCINTYRE, MANAGERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-14
MANAGERS OFFICE

~ Grand Consondated Lottery, Class TO- draw
ing received This Day.
HANDSOME CAPITALS!
OF $4,000 of 1920
iOooo III OF 1000
OF 6000 10 of 500
~ o' 5000 &c &c. &c.
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Valuable Property at Public Auction

Terms at sale. O. ID &, 70 49,.
oct 8 NAuSss'
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poN TUE Wire

Rise Spirit Of liberty, rise from the tomb.
And scan DER fair Gallia thy empire resume;
Let thy banner long folded. once more be unfurld,
And Thy Guardian Lafayette, again awe the weird
High rode his young planet, Hemisphere through,
when Columbia awsking, The war clarion blew.
But dark the cloud which obscurd Its bright ray,
&Whsn msrule and oppression, contendod Tor sway
But now It bursts forth, and in Franco spreads Its
beams,
As tho lamp Just expiring, in full radiance streams,
Or the Suns burning disk, when fast SINKING from
sight,
lie sheds his refulgencc more gorgcously bright
Oh blcst be that head, full Of honors, and years,
And blcst be that hand--never palsicd by fears,
And blest be the nation, whose watch word shallbe
Lafayette and Libcrty-die or be FREQ.
Though born in the land, whore the olive and vino
Their bright blossoms scatter their tendrs entwins,
The Hero 10 ours, by adoption and love,
And our Washington's spirit shall hail him above.
Full long has the Tyrant your charter denied
Though the genius of Freedom still wept by his side,
But retfibutive justice IS stalking abroad
And the tOrifiamc's spread, and unshcathd is the
80 sword.
Then shake or the Bourbon, the scourge of thy land
Let The -coourd banner float vide from eacn hand,
Rise spirit of Liberty--rse at the call,
Lot his Titles be wtherd-bis Dy nasty fall.
sonz the National Of France born in battle ny the
Duke Of Orleans.
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