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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-10
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

Princes .4nne.-For Delegates, jeremiah T. Land
ITO, Burwell b. Moselcy* I4O-Charles III. Shield
l37' Caleb Ward 1919, John Ship -, Ely Bar
rougbs 3.
ABOUT to in favo- of the new Constitution.
Isle Of WIght.-Wc have not heard Tho result n
me election in this county, for the State Legsla-
ture.
The vote on the Constitution was for ratifica-
ton -, rejection D.
Rochinghdpl.-,rhe election the first dav at the
Courthouse, resulted as follows:-For Deleantes.
Cline 263, Mcmahon 263. Senator, Walter S46.-
For the Constitution gel, against it 81.
Fredsriet-For Delegates, James M. Mason 81 6,
VIM Woods 27s-John d. D. Smith 2I9. joseph
I'uley i55, James Bowen l42 John Huy 50. For
the Constitution 500, against it ST.
King George First day--For the Constitution
" against 1t 8. For Delegates, Z. Oldham 81,
Hay Taliaferro* 7I-E Smith 49,
. Not in the las, Legislature
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The Brook Tavern is for Sale.

WILL be sold TO the highest bidder, on the pre-
" misses on Saturday, the first Cay of Nav next.
the BROOK Tavern, with ninety Acres of Land at.
tached tnereeo This property situated at the head
OF the BROOK Turnpike, immediately al the junction
OF the Northern Stage and Mountain Roads. and has
universally been acknowledged TO be one oftbe most
healthy situations in the lower country aad is also an
admirable situation for Public House, to which pnr-
pose 1t has generally been applied. Those persons
wishing TO purchase, are requested to call and view
the property, previous 10 the day Of sale reason
able price will he allowed for young negroes in part
pay Tor the above property. Possession TO Lc given
on the first day Of October next.
The Terms will be- follows: one fourth of the
purchase money to be paid the first day of Septem
Der next, one seventh Of remainder on the first day
of January next, and the balance in six annual paw
ments. JAS. Il. HAWKINS
mar 24-tdsc
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LAND FOR SALE

" LII be sold on the premises, to the highest
bidder, on Tuesday, the e5th day of May next.
the Tract of Land belonging to the e.atoes Of John
Spears decd, containing 3s8 acres This land lies
on MUDDY Creek, in the upper part of Powhatnn
within mile and half of the MUDDY Creek Nils s.
description OF the land is unnecessary as it is presl
med persons wishing to purchase will call and view
the iand, which will be sheUn by Henry Hatcher
who lives on the premises.
Terms of sale Ono third at Christmas next at
winch time possession will be given the balance i'm
TWO equal annual payments and a deed of trust q,
secure the last payment The purchaser will be al
lowed the privilege Of seeding crop of wheat.
BY THE LEGATEES
Powhatan, 5th March, $780,
Wlli be sold on the same day, the dover land for
merry belonging to Mrs A. Cheatwood, about &c
acres, twothirds of which is valuable low ground =
This land adjnns the above tract The title will be
warranted during the life of Mrs Cheatwood
HENRY HATCHER
Powhatan, 5th March, 1880. nat f2tT
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MAKRlED-ln Baltimore, on Monday evening,
by the Rev. Mr.. Nevins. Col Isaac A. CoIrs IF
Albcmarle, Va to Mrs. JULIA ANN RANKrY, dauoh-
ter OF the late Gen. John Stricken, of Baltimore
Also, IN Baltimore, on Tuesday evening, by the
ley. Jno: Johns, WM J. CLARKE, of Richmond, Va.
to JANE w. CoRNTHwAtT, of Baltimorc
MARRIED-On "Wednesday evening last, by the Rev
Mr. Courtney, Mi WM H. DAVENPORT, Miss ANIL, Mar.
uINE MIRrIS, all Of this city.
MARRlED--On Thursday, the LIST instant, by the
Rev. Stephen Taylor, Mr.. joins G. Hun, of Fred
cricksburg, To- Miss HARRIET w. SHc.E, daughter
Of Henry Shore Esq. of this city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-10
AMUSEMENT.

INHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
Il and tho public, that no will omen Mi,cbejrs
Spring to-day, fer the reception of Gentlemen His
par will at all times be furnished with the best of
VINES Spirits and Snacks. that the City can afford
Eentieheh IN parties or clubs, can be furnished with
Dinner at short notice. lie PLEDGES himself In
use his best cxertons to give satisfaction and hopes
TO meet with encouragement from a generous public
fhere VIII be three new Alleys finished in few DAVIS
up lot ALEXANDER KEpSrV
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TEACHERS WANTED.

M hS. WILEY being under the necessity OF
1VA leaving Salisbury, by the LIST Of May, the CIT.
izens OF this place DESTROYS Of engaging some G
dy TO take charge of the female seminary here Or
II would be preferable, If gentleman and his LADY
could be engaged, To take charge ola Male and FC.
male School. The Female School numbers, IT this
time, 40 pupils and Male Scool Of about that nun
Der, could doubtless be readily obtained were corr.
pctent Instructor TO undertake IL.
u would be requisite THAT the Lady who would ur
dcrtakc the charge Of the Female School should b.
competent 10 give instruction in sycrV department OF
a useful snd polite Education; and that the Grnle
man (shoud Lady und her husband ake) should
be qualified to toaCh all branches, from the rudimcuts
Of the English, to The Classlcks.
SniisJaryls pleasantly located he Western, and
most desirable, part Of North Carolina; with sau-
briOus climate, and highly cultivated surrounding
couniry provisions are abundant and cheap, eunbng
family 20 live ~ cheap any where iu The state
Application for further information, 10 be made. in
writing. or otherwise, to DR.. S. z. Ftyrand.
Salisbury, NJ C. March 20, 1880. w3t
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LAND FOR SAFE.


PURSUANT to Decree of the County Court
n OF Henrico, made OH the / Ith day of March
1880, IN a suit between Rebecca Pearce and Sam
Hobson, plaintiffs, and Bernard RedoId and others
dets.. we the commissioners appointed for that pur-
poses sha proceed, Saturday, the 18th day OF the
present month, April, TO make sale of the Tracts OF
Land which, by tho said decree are directed to be
sold; the same being situate in Hcurico COUNTY ami
beng lands of which Francis Pea1ce died possessed
one of the said tracts of land contains two hundred
and lS2 acres, or thereabouts, and is bounde6
by the land of Thomas C. Keesee Char les CbiIdyev
AND others, about nine miles below the city of RIGS
mdihl. Another of the SID tracts contains about
thirty acres of land and lies the road LEADING from
Richmond to Charles City Court house, aud is about
eight miles from the former place. The other trcct
contains about twelve acres, and is adjoining the
largest and first mentioned tract The sale win he
made upon credit of nine months, The purchasers
giving bond with sufficient security for the pavmeI.
OF the purchase money, and the commissioners re-
tanning tho title to the lands until the same shall bn
directed to be conveyed.-Phe sale Of the whole
lands will be made on the largest tract above mrn
toned and will take place between the hours of ~
~ 81, and ?, p Nj, Of the day above mentioned bv
GEORGE KEESEE;
JOSEPH BAILEY. : Commissioners
JESSE F. KEDSEE,
apo m
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TRUSTEES, SALE

Rl virtue " Deed o Trust executed the late Lewis
~ Geard dated 10th day October 1877 and Of
cofd the Of Office Of the Court Of Hastings OF this city, made
10 secure the payment Of debt due fHl h Charles Cop
andthe subscribers Trustees named h that deed, will
Thursday the 2"h Of the present month the premises and
Tor ready expose sale auca lots Of land yng
ShOckoc Creek thar Far of The city usually dcnomnaed
Maros addition and designated in he Map plan of that
addition, by the numbers 81 and a. There these lots,
small framed dwelling houss lately occupied by the said BcaEd
and an unfinished brick building
The sale viii bsgiu between II and ~ o'clock
ROBERT GWATHMEY.
~ s-cotds JOHN q WILLIAMS
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Amount of Produce and Number of Boats passed
down throngh the Lower Lncks

down through the Lower Locks
APR 5-79 hhds tobacco; do stems; 698 hbls -four 81
oos whsk bbls flax seed oil cords wood empty be
(sralll IS boats: coal boats $50 bus. coal. =
APEh $50 hhds tobacco bbls -four IA bus wheat.
% o corn tons bar iron; tons pig metal bags
coal boats; SLAP bus. coal ' -
arm IIO hhds tobacco; % boxes man'd tobacco; TAI
plank hs apples; 1000 lbs miss arts sand;
Al % - no "'I' - 0oaI 40 So'4 pls' coal
bushels wheat, do. corn, 80 do. shorts. barrels
OIL tons sond, 10 squares slate, 1900 slaves, 10
cords wood, 81 oats, coal do. 1880 bushels coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-10

WAsUNGroN, April 5th, 1880.
Gcntlcmcn: have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your note of this morning, presenting mo
with and axe and hatchet, from the mandatory of
MeSsrs Dunlop 81 Madeira, in the Borough of Cham
bersburgh, which | accept with great pleasure
These samples ofthe skill employed in that establish
mer', fully illustrate the capacity of our citizens
contend successfully with the ingenuity and enter.
prize of other nations. They in fact, reiute the idea
too prevalent III several portions Of the Union, that
the policy of protection is, in every view Gifts e-
fects, unequal To the anticpd ION OF its friends.
pray you 10 present to those gentlemen my
warmest wishes for their prosperity, aud to accept
tor yourselves the renewal of tho obligations, which
owe you for the many instances of your friendship
md rrrnrd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-10
Broad-Rock Spring Races,
2aw3W'

WlLL commence tire third Tuesday in April and con-
w tinue four DAYS
GprieL
ENTRIES TO FIRST.
Thns Watson sOrre hliy Archie the pnpey Of
A. Robinson and J. Wilkinson
Brnj Moody enters his grey hlly Ivy Archie
WIN. y White enters his Charles colt Of Kitty Fisher
WIN Walker enters his grey FLY by Charles
lsham Pocket his Arab coli Out Of ShylOck
Subscribers post stake day, James Selden Thos
Watson H. DAVIS aud Nm r. Jonson-four subscribers and
riO>rr.
I'd day-PoPdeor's Purse s2nO-two mile hea,s-enusnce
SIS
3dday-Jocksy Club Purse Sjoo-three mile hea,-entance
s2O--hune pp aud no discount
4h day-Annual Post Sake-Purse SiOO-entance sl5 10
he cdded To- the purse-two mile heats-siill open.
SweepsisSe day-S1OO entrance-haf fotst-one
mile heats four Subscribers aud closed
james VI stien enters William Buttons lilly by Charles.
Hector Davis Cogu's fy Dolly Dickson by Charles.
VIM. Bah enters Captain Shepatd's colt by Chades.
Ihus. Watson enters his colt by Constitution.
FROM the number Of horses ~ good spou
pected. ISHAM PUCKET
an6-fi q
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JOHN VAN-LEW % co,

HAVE Just received, and are now opening their
u n spring supply Of HARDWARE and CUTIE
X Y imported per ship TAtLY Flo from LrvERrooI.,
aud comprising the usual variety Of soods i'm their
line. mar 94--eavyavv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-10
HIDES, LEATHER, &c.

SSn Heavy Buenos Ayres Hides
OOO 400 do Brazil and w. India do
Richmond slaughter hides e. calfkins
100 sides soal leather of all qualities at vholc
sale or part of a side
80 doz- calf skins
400 sides wax and russell upper leather
Seal skins and boot morocco
Lining and binding skins
1000 los coarse aud fine ball shoe thread
Boot webb and cord-asts, boot-trees, &c. &c.
1000 lbs harness leather
1900 do skirtipg do
100 sides bride do
Ilogskns, sheepskins saddle trees
Bag. chaisc, and lining hides
Grth aud struiningwcbb horse collars
Harness mounting, bi;tts, stirrup IRONS &c.
Dufialoc, leopard, bear and hair seal skins
Morocco skins of all kinds
Coach lace, tassals, fringe, &c.
Ilated gig handles, bands and moulding
Tanners oil, shoemakers and curriers' tools
Richmond made plantation shoes. For sale by
=, w. & j. c. CRANE
N. Is. Country hides bought and sold.
mar l5-law ~
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Picture of the Virginia Convention

Picture OF the Virginia Convention.
VIE subscriber proposes TO publish, in q superb
coPper-Piate Engraving. the Picture which he
has Just completed, OF the Direinin Conreniion ey
hibitng perspective view of the interior of the
legislative Hall, with all the members in their seats
The Picture has been wrought with infinite pains
anu auenton to fidelity OF the likeuesscs and con-
lans Just 100 Portraits, all OF which have been care
iuIly painted from life The Engraving will be of n
very large size, 33 by &c inches) and published in
The form of Trumbnllis print of the Signers OF he
OecN'T"toa 81 h9dSPeadence with complete cxpla-
hatory hey, neatly engraved, accompanying each
PRINT, giving the of all the Members and tho
Districts which they represent.
IL Is hoped that persons wishing to obtain the ear
hest impressions from the plate, and have them deli
yered at their residence, will feel disposed to add
their names To the list of subscribers for the prints
thereby encouraging the artist TO proceed with this
very expensive publication, which will depend entire
subscription.
The price of the prints, to subscribers, viii be 10
dollars, pyable at the time of their delivery.
Persons desIrous OF subscribing tn the above work
are requested TO transmit their names as Subscribers
In letter post paid, directed to Geo. Catlin Rich
nond, Va stating therein the place of their resi-.
oence, aud the number of copies they desire. The
Ptlnts VIII be delivered to Subscribers living in the
state OF virginia, at their residences but subscribers
living otI OF tue State, designate the place of
their residence, and place for the delivery oC
Their prints IN the State fVirgn2 in the CITY OF
Washington. Charleston, New Orleans SAVANNAH
Cincinnati PIttsburg, Baltimore PHILADELPHIA. New
York Boston; in either of which places the sub
scrber will engage to deliver them, according to d-
rectioHs GEO CATTIN
Richmond, March 3Ist, 1899.
We, the subscribers, having been familiar with the
above mentioned Painting by Mr.. Catlin, during its
progress and being enabled to Judge of the fidelity
oil the hkenesses, do hesitate to recommend the
work TO the public for their patronage.
JAMES p. PRESTON
J A. CHEVALLIE,
w. T.. PENDLETON
mp 2-2aw8t THOS RJTCHIR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-10

ElY virtue OF Deed Of Tn,si, Adams and wife
- bearing date the oath Oct lBIS, record in the
county court If HenTicn made the payment OF
debt heTea mentinned the Rev. John Buchanan shall
proceed TO sell at public aucon the premises Thursday
the 9th day OF the next month "a pr undivided moey OF
certain piece parcel OF ground, the city Richmond
which designated as No ou that part the estate
OF John Banks. deed, which sold under decree Of ina
superior court OF chaneery for the Richmond district being
the same which conveyed tn the said John Adams and
Thomas Rutherford, by WIN. Waha and Sarah his WIFI
by deed bearing date the 9th Oct 1875 with the
ces-The terms Of sale, will be cash.
r. w ROOTES
mar 13-2aw8t WN p WICKuAN
MRS ELIZABETH FON has taken the house
INA on 4th, between and G streets, in a healthy
situation and proposes to receive young ladies from
the Oge Of to l3, who may be DESTROYS Of attend.
ing the schools of this city. Every attention will be
paid to their morals
Reference may be made to the Rev. Mr.. Arm
strong, or DIR. j. d. McCaw.
Board, lodging and washing will be 80 dollars per
annum.
Richmond. April 9Th, 1880. 2sw3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-10

f virtue Of decree of the court of King s. aeen county
sitting as q court Of equity, the subscriber a commission
er tor the purpose appointed will sell highest bneI for
ready money, the premises Tuesday 2uth day OF
April 1880 the tract of land, OF which Andrew Wilson. dec
died seized and possessed stiuatod Sueen cuun
ty, near Charleston The decree made which
Thomas Jones admor &c, Of Franklin Scott complainant
against the heirs OF Andrew wilson, decd, dels
CHARLES HILL.
P. s authorised by Mr. Thos. Jones' TO say thai he
will receive from the purchaser bond with good security
payable the end Of twelve monhs day Of SALE for
the amount Of sale, much will pay of
and expenses attending the SALE bond To carry interest
from tle day OF sale G.. HILL
< ouE,v
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Your ob't serv't.
ANDREW JACKSON.

Mc-srs. RAMSEY g. CRAwroRD.
The principal reason which has induced us to re-
publish tins grave proer and acceptance Of the axe
and hatchot, is, that the answer of Gen. Jackson
proves, had proof been wan,ing-the trcuchcrous
cqulvocation of his language to Dr. Coleman, OF ~
u, and to the Indiana Legislature, when asked his
opinions Of the Tariff: What that language was,
cannot and will not speedily be forgotten, by the
people the SoCth. lie in favor of''a judicous
Tariff Here them in his letter on this very foolish
occasion, ofbeing presented with an axe and hatchot
we have the true Specification Of the term "iudicious
Tariff" We zoe that it nom suits him--havng
duped the people south of the Potomac, and gained
his point the clamor about tho Tariff having
resulted in an of strength to its fricnds-it
noio suits him to explain what he meant when he
spoke of "iudcious' Tariff. "Thcsc samples, tho
axe and hatchct he says, fact rcute the idea too
prevalent in several portions Of the Union. Hal The
policy " protection is, in every view of its effects,
unequal to tho antciputons fits friends
The soalenco is worlcd with studied caution-ns
has been every answer ho has given 70 the different
attempts made to draw him out Oh the II riG-but
it is plain hc means these Pennsylvaniuns to under
stand, thot he agrees with them in the efficacy Of
protection, and the competency Of America under ITS
wing to contend with the ingenuity and entcrprzo oil
oil other nations
Friendly TO reasonabir protection ourselves, VIC
nrc perfectly satisfied with this explanation Of a
'judicous Tariff, Gar as il may influence that
policy. But do not tho loss con,cmu tho Jcsnitry
which conceals political opinion in studied ambiguity
when generous, grateful and condding people, ask
for information, ard winch having successfully dupcd
both sides Of great question. mconly sides with tho
strongest, when all nducomcul is Withdrawn TO keep
on the mask. This IS tho undsguiscd history Of the
Presidents course on this matter Of the Tariff
with this addition, that the South had much tho
strongest reasons Judging him by his latter profcs-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-10

sf DAvENPoRT, ALLEN q co.
GROCERIES, ~
On MONDAY, the I9,b inst :, IN .,.,,.r
which are W S"veetSS, en'ong
Green and white coffee
w. India and ". Orleans suenr
Wbiskey, rum, moasses
Soap, candles, cheese
Paper, shoes, hats
Mackercl, oil, loaf sugar
Raisins, almonds, figs, &c.
aPio D. A. q co. Aucta
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OAK BARK.

OAK BARK.
TNHE subscribers will give cash for 400 cords
n Spanish Oak, at So per cord, and trade for 900
cords Red Oak Bark, at So So # delivered in good
ORDER well packed in the Wagons, at tie Tannery
above the Amory.
IoHN POE & BROTHERS.
~ Ron hand and for sale, an extensive nssort-
mont OF Lcaebor Of different kinds Curriers' and Tan
nojs Tools, Hides and Calf Skins IN the hair; all of
which will be sold reasonable terms "a their store
recenily occupied by n. Tate g. Co.. opposite the
Boli Iavorn. J. 2. s. BRS.
ape a.
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BIGGER'S OFFICE.

D'awing of the Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. 2:
2'' II, %, %, SIS, 9, 80, as, 10.
Drawing Of the Delaware and South Carolina Lot
terry, Class No. c:
Oh 50, SO, so, II, co, l8, 81, IA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-10

Ticket $40. half s, quarter so, eighth l Is
For sale as usual, in every variety, by
THO. b. BIGGER.
"a Where, in the last class of this Lottery rwo of
the Capital Prizes sold and paid at sight-and
where the cash lie at all times paid for prizes the
ment the drawings are completed. lo-ot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-10
BY OTIS, DUNLOP & co.
Hats at Auction.

BY OTIS, DUNLOP * co.
Hats at Auction.
On WEDNESDAY next, the i4th instant. n. 10
CLOCK VIII be sold at Auction Store,
Ioo cases gentlemen's fur hats some OF then,
superior quality
20 cases wool hats, black and white.
Terms at sale. o. d. a. CO At,
apl6
Dry Goods mt Auction.
On THURSDAY, the 18th inst at 10 O'Clock
WI, DC sold ut our Auction Rooms, large and zen
eral assortment of seasonahle
DRY GOODS. hf
Among which are
Cases superior Irish linens, well worth rfe az
tenuOn of dealers
DO elegant calicoes
do cambrics
do satincts, very fine
bales diapers
90 do 2 brown shir,inrs
40 do do sheetings
10 cases d-4 bleached shirtines
10 bales Sd checks
cases A. do
10 bales plaids
10 do heavy cotton Osnaburos
10 do Scotch do
Is do German Osnaburgs, brown rol.s and ssrj
duck Terms at sale
apr q. ID. S,-co .,.,
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The Secretary OF the Treasury has given notice
TO the proprctors the six per cent stock by
the act of March Sd, 1918 that the certificates of the
SAID stock, amounting in the whole to sic millions
four hundred and forty thousand fve hundred and nc
ty''T dollars and seUenieen cents will be paid on the
hrst day OF July next, the propretors thereof or
their legal representatives attorneys duly cons,i-
tuteu on the presentation and surrender of the said
certificates At the Treasury, or at the Loan Office
where the same may stand credited. No transfer
VIII be Above after the first day of June next
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-10
DINNER AT NORFOLK

We invite the readers attention to the dinner to
Mr. Newton at Norfolk. The iniqutous decision
which drove him from his in Congress, has light
cd fame in the District, vehement and honorable.
and we trust only to be quenChed by a triumphant
conques, OF the rights of the District, at the mex,
election. What is not less honorable, is that the in
dignaon inspired by the gross partalty of the H. of
Representatives, is felt by Jacksonans well as 9th
ers' when man elected by the people, is arbtra-
riy driven from his seat-when this is given to one
VINO was not elected, but eeicated-when the boast
is made that this was done by party, and Tor party
reasons 1t Is time to feel indignant, and to show the
resentment of free men.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-10

DUCKS SCRIPTURE QUESTIONS oiIi Dcu.
- 'eron0uy; Samuel A further supply received.
wat ~ COLLINS GO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-10

Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery,
Class No. ..
Tho drawing of this splendid Lottery will take
Hotel, at O'Clock, p. M
$4,000 CApIFAL Prize.
81 Number Lottery--8 Drawn Ballots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-15

Salt, Whiskey, &c.
FOR sale FIT Low PRICES.
t0On bushels ground alan salt
lSSJO $500 gallons whskey
1000 do old do
1000 do pure cider vinegar
10000 lbs Rio. Java, and Porto Rico green
coffee
IS hhds q New Orleans, St Croix, and
40 bbls Porto Rico sugars
so hhds
20 barrels
10 casks cheese
Is boxes raisns
$4,000 lbs LIST quality oldy yellow and brown
soap-hs own manufacture
100 boxes mould and dipt candles, do do
With his usual general assortment Of wines, liquors.
teas spices, dye sus, and other groceries, which he
will sell Oh liberal credit TO punctusl customers.
SAM'I., B. LARMOUR,
Corner of King and Water streets, Alex'a
N. B. constant supply of the best Shenandoah Fa-
miiy Flour. march 90