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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-15
Apprentices wanted

wIIJ. take two Apprentices TO Inc fIat0nB JUS
VS.. None need apply but boys OF GOOD ehafse-
ter-abeo "'n ~ Holm 4. q. WiLBAR.
n~TThe warrenton Gazette ana le .:' 's'O'" "
;Ssrty will publish tue above 'hree u" .C-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-15
CalcineA Magnesia.

WE have received direct from the MARYLAND Che
w MICA Works, SUPPLY OF superior Ca'c'nea Nag,
80 mad after the I,anner OF lienty celebrated
nes,S saD his magne.a va'anto be as good,
if I'm net setter, than the English having ,. listing til.
~, Sr,e offer in condensed FORM at half the price
Of the "s rnpored. aperfecty pure ,gntsa and may
-, into the mos, delicate stomach pIi!@ut pre-
slightest Nausea ian object often SO coDsi
erabs with physeAns being a r he. s@ eas" thar
I !. viii smpercetle the of The imnored es
prcay as is afforded at The same pTGe ana Is more
u's " ~, IN hotties and labelled with directions, In
eonyenitn, size for families or retailing in eguprg
stores, brother places where ned'ch,es arc 's"ue'
Also, nm assortment OF
cOHR.S. BRUSHES and soaps.
Consisting of
1.,,,. aide. long crooked, neck ard pocket combs
ci l,,r aes. nail, yarnish, sash tools, and came
hair brushes 49,.
posc transparent, v,riega.sd and Windsor shaving
SOAPS For sale by
august II "lL-InM .-.N.,I -- .
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-15

~ Medicines, Drugs, Dye
~ Stuffs, Paints, Pcrfumery,
EAA Bronzes, &c &c.
WYE invite The attention Of practitioners ofmedcine
w who may wish 10 avail themselves OF the oPpor-
tunity to try the effect anil virtue ofhe following nc"
French pre- sraOns Of Physie OF Vegetable Salts VIZ
Supulne, sulpba,e morphine acetate morphine marco
tine emetue rhu5arbsrine, pipernc, and 10 ii"e; also
croton oil anal extract balsam co?ava. &c The differ
Ell, forms Of manipulation preparation OF those me-
d,cnes for USE are kept hand; together with dIrec
,ons for the manner OF employing them IN pracce
DIR Maiendes For1nulary of preparation and admins
ration of those me- remedies also be obtained.
La Burrugue's Ci0rWe Of tie Ortd Of
Sodium.
From numerous experiments Of the most skiliul men
of science followed by certain success results that
this clorure is preventative against the occult seeds
ofiatent diseases, yellow fever small pox seucorrh1a
and against all contagious and epidemic diseases
remedy against the bite of the mad dog AID that OF SER
pents against ulcers Of long standing gangrene, the
rot in hospitals degenerate burns, old syph'''c ulcers
corrong letters cancers carbunclcs, asphyxias pro-
duced b. exhalstons from sewers, CUTTERS or any col
lection Of pitrd animal decnmposing vegetaole mat
ter for using the C'orure OF Oxid OF So
dunn, including alit various applications in healing
can be had
Chloride Of Lime.
Instructions will be given for its uses in bleaching
silk, cotton. or linen goods such as caps. trnses'
sheetings eghorns or any other article ofwear or dress
Dye Snfs Of all kinds,
Consisting of logwood, hachewood, redwood, cam
wood Brasiietto wood fstick cochineal, madden. ,ur
merle indigo, e The dye-woods Clipped We can
afford as cheap by the barrel they be purchased
in any city to the north We will give warranted Oh
rectons for dying any color to those who favor rs with
their custom, with reasons why they ill III making
good color, so it can be corrected
The folkowing articles of Pants ant FER
fu'nery:
Yellow chrome, drop lake pink, eau de Cologne
antique OIL variety pomatum, in pots and sticks Ma,
CAESAR oil vegetable rouge, pearl powder, &c almond
soap, rose soap, &C. yellow, pale yellow, white, red
and green bronzes.
Superior Blocking Paste,
Warranted equal to any in the world. 10 those
whose motto is " Economy" We can recommend this
Backing. as retaining its polish softening the leather
and not causing it to crack, as most high polishing
blacking does 1t has he advantage of polishing on
the leather whether wet OF dry. For sale by
nov 20 WILLIAM iANPHlER & 20.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-15

n. b. This Ointment, which is highly valuable aT'
plicaton for frost bites burns, scalds, and women.
sore or sweed breasts. is put up in neatly finished
glazed jugs, well corked and sealed with directions
how to use t. The proprietor wishes il to be obserY
ed that in order to preserve its virtues persons using
will cork sg in, to keep the air from destroy
ing its good qualities. No agent receives them ii ar
other way than being well corked and sealed.
.gGENTS.
WILLIAM GUNTON,
Dyuggist. Pa. .7renae, Wastirs:on
y. levitt,
Druggist Pa .7renus, ~ arlington.
JNO. LITTLE.
~ Druggsit, GeorgetOun.
MEsSRS. SCOTT,
Uppo Marlborough
r. SEMMES,
Port Tobacco.
NJ. GRIFFIN,
may Pi:rna.ray cad Nottingham
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-15

UAS Just received at his old stand opposite Jonshaf
Butchers hardware store, well selected assert
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-23
Chickahominy Land for Sale

'bNHE subscriber is empowered by a deed of trus,
n from Judge HSy and others, of record in Tic
Office Of the clerk of Iienrico county, to sell. and he
now Offers for sale, the estate called Ash6eld con
tanning about nrno hundred and thirty acres, si,uo,cJ
on Chickahominy, IN the county of Henrico, about
seven miles from the city of Richmond.
The estate consists OF two parcels: the upper son
arated from the lower by n slip of lnpd about Eo,r,
hundred yards wide. Fhe upper parcel contain,
about $50, and the lower about 500 acres.
On the upper parcel there is an excellent BRICK
dwelling house, 60 by 80 feet, having SIX large and
two small rooms, and four large closets. The house
was built about the year 1914, and Is said In no ne
good as any in the county. The store-room and
gardeners house are also of brick. The other hon.
ses, kitchen, servants apartments, stables, and corn
house, sc are of wood. About ono-third of ,his
tract IS, Os | am told, what is called mud land. 40 or
- acres OF which are cleared and in meadow, which
may. with little trouble, be kept constantly irrigated.
On the lower tract, containing about 500 acres,
there are barns, stables, &c but no dwelling house
but that intended for the Oversecr IL has a rood
sclte Tor a dwelling house near an excellent spripr
and a most abundant supply of FIRE wood. There "a
also an orchard on 10 II is represe bted, that OF this
tract, between one and two hundred acres nre mud
land, that may be easily cleared, and that arc eoia
tn any land on Chickahommy
The district of country in which these lands are 81.
uated, is said TO be very healthy, and entirely EXEMPT
from agus and fever.
On having the purchase money, and The interes,
thereof. payable scml-annually, satisfactorily so~rrrS h
a liberal credit VIII be given o. The purchaser
lhc parcels viii be cold aepsrately, ~ 'aa r1lsh..
So, should 80 dssirs ROBERT STGNAH.
y Sp--2zwgy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-23
Exeter Mills inr Sale

Friday the Sd Sept. next, if fair, otherwise,
on me mex, day viii be sold to the highest bid
Der; tile Land and sppurtenances known as Exeter
Nl'iis, on Agpomatox River, twelve miles above Pc.
tersonrg' Pie improvements consisting of a manu-.
laGtufIhg MILL with three pair Of burr stones, corn
mill, with two pGir o. stones. DWELLING house S. nHi
De shewn by Mr. nix i-hip, residing on the premi-
ses' The river "H. canal are D~sviga6le for baiteaus
eXctpt. IN unconlmonIy dry seasons. from The mill r.
retersonrg' aBd for a great portion Of the wear, TO
barhvlHe Terms. i,2. and 3 years credit, for bonds
ana approved security, witha deed of trust, if desired,
An experienced Miller will be sold at the same time.
on ~ months credit. J. n. MAJ
aug IL law3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-23
From the EncnstIe Patriot.

The amiable and accomplished Miss Mary Ann
Breckenridge, daughter of General James Brock
enridge of this county. departed this life. on Friday,
the 18th. inst, after a prorrected and painful i~ndispo-
sition, which she bore with uncommon patience and
fortitude. II is believed that those who kne" her
best loved her most. She has left behind her. q
large number Of relations, friends, and acquaintan-
ces, who will long mourn the chasm made in their
circle, by her premature and unexpected death.
From the great concern which she manifested on
the subject of religion. from the fervour and impor-
tunity, with which she approached a Throne of Grace
IN her last hours, and from the apparently peaceful
death which she died, there is reason to hope, that
she has entered into the rest, which remains for the
pcople of God.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-23
MARINH NA ~ s.
PORr OF %RIOHMOND.
ARRIVED.

I. tLDs
Schr Francis. DAVIS, from Now Ark, with sun
dries. to G Hcndrcc, w g. JIG Crane, and J Win
ston.
Schr Defiance. Lee, from Boston, with sundries
To OTIS, Dunlop a. CO, l. Wsob az CO. w a. ] {
Crane, J Parker, } NJ Weaver, X ID Sanxay, J II
Pcttus, G NJ Mitchell, 5 Putney. Hubbard a. Gard.
ner, Davenport. Allen & &C, and w Smyth.
Schr Planter, Spicer, , DAYS from New York,
lop d CO G ii Mitchell. } II Tripleti. Workman g.
McGruter, Hubbard e. Gardner, Wodsworth &,
Williams, ID Anderson, Jr. r Armstrong J A Myers,
w Kyie$ co, IL G Nc emara, W. J c Crane,
Brother, Tompkins g. Fistsr, BagweII, Smith g.
Hanna, J Mckilioe w NJ Swoope. Il Mott, J Van
Lew d col l Smith, BALDWIN, Ives & CO, ID Weller.
> IL Blam're. M Ancker J b Abbott e. co, ii Eus-
miles from Cape Henry, fell in with the wreck of
three vessels. and took 5 men If The schr Good In
tent, bound TO Norfolk. The schr Fairfield, Capt
Corson, took 6 men off the schr Jubilee. and carried
them to Norfolk The other wreck was not boarded
by either of the schrs as there was a ship hove TOO
along side, and if there was any one on her wreck,
they were taken IF by the shlp--they were wrecked
on tuesday. as there was u heavy gale on that day,
wind S. T.
Schr Susan z Elizabeth. Proven. from ph.ladel l.
phia, via Chesapeake and ID >isware Canal. via Nor
folk and City Point, With ~sun1ries, to Davenport.
Allen q co, J Ii Nash, l. Webb & co. J g. S Co,by
@ CO, ID TimbeLlake, 7 Cotton. and w g. ! G
Crane.
Schr Charles King, Smrh, from Boston, with
%ssndries, to A w Noting, Nj Myers, and Frank
lin.
Schr Amiry, DcDougal, from New York, with
hay, to- Wallace,
Schr Enterprise, Weeks, from New York, ballast.
Schr Flag of Truce, Doughty, from Bridgeton,
Mass ballast
Schr Martha Beaston, Petty, from New York,
ballast.
Schr Ann Howard, Mott, from City Point, salt.
steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, from Washington &
Alexandra, via Norfolk, with freight and passengers.
among whom, Postmaster General Barry and Major
Lewis Passed. below Harrison's bar. shin Logan:
above the bar, ship Richmond; IN the Devils reach,
brig Virginia, bound up
Steamboat Columbus, Turner, Baltimore. via Nor
folk and City Point, with freigh, and passengers.
SAILED,
Brig Dromo, --, for New York. coal.
Sch New York, Ackley. for New York, coal.
schr Resolution, Creighton, for Charleston. -four,
bran, &C.
Schr Plutarch, Shorter, for Baltimore, coal. lard,
&c. ~
Schr Effort, Bell, for New York. tobacco. flour,
&c.
Schr Washington, Chester, for New York, coal.
Schr Ben E Valentine, Philips, for Wareham.
Mass coal
Schr James, Lawrence for Norfolk and Geores
town. ID c. With -four, bran, &c.
Schr James Fisher, Somers, for New York, tobac-
CO and -four.
Schr Telegraph, Somers, for Boston, flour and to-
bscco.
The ship Norfolk, Wood, for Antwerp. and baroue
Richard, Hodges for Rio. went to sea on Friday
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-23
TRUSTEES SALE.

9Y virtue of a deed of trust from Lpdu,.p =,
bearing date the LIST day OF. Nav, N The yes.
1873 and recorded in the county court OF Sno,;srl
wanna l shall, on Monday, the iIth Cav Of 1cto6sp
next, before the front door of nc EsS.a gnfei 80
IIty OF Rt1hn'ond proceed 10 eel, at pubJic ah,r,io-
10 the highest bidder. a Tract Of Land WIN, IN rio
"a'd county OF SPoitsylVnnis, c1usining sc,,r ISc,,sanS
oWs hunuFea and Erty acres more or esz; beng part
OF INC tract OF land commonly designated N the said
county as the mine tract Fhe land Is Tepressrtad -
eontain a large qaantttv Of IRON ore- Large 0asy+i-
: OF ms ore were, at former times, raised with
!afee pront 10 those engaged in the operation. ana /,
rs supposed that The mines Nigh be NOW worked ~
mT ~ PToht' II The operations were p~rudently and. xii
iGi!y conducted. Buf, OF this, lis supDosaG tho nT,-
eiaser VIII, ny an examination, inform himself. as no
guaranty OF the s%tent or fertility Of the mines Wi, no
Haue' Selling as trustee. I shall convey 10 tho mn,
Snasfr' with special warranty oplr, ,honph il is he
iesed That the title Is uDquestionabls.
Inc terms cf sale will lie one third of ,hs n,,-.h0.u
money: and the charges of'he sale and of the execo
tion OF The trust, TO be paid in hand; and the residue
OF I"e purchase money, i'll three equal instruments.
poayaoic respectively at one two. and three wears
rom the day Of sole, and bea ring interes, from that
DAY and to be secured by a deed of trus, on the land.
aug o->a"toS ROBERT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-23

Amount Of Produce and Number Of Boats passed
do1n through the Loioer Locks.
AUGUST 90 40 hhds. tobacco; 2s8 brls flour;
23o9 bus. wheat; $50 bus, corn; II179 bs~ rel slaves;
200 bus. bran; 100 lbs feathers: S tons sand; 8 cords
wood; % boats; 10 coal boats; 20e8 bns. coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-23
Consecration Sermon.

ConSeCratIOn ermOn
"A Sermon preached on Sunday, December Goth.
"a 1929, at the Conservation of Christ Church,
Raleigh, n c. BY the r., Rev. John Stark Ra-
venscroft, D. D., State Bishop of the Protestant
Episcopal! Church in the Diocese of North Ca -olino.
published by the Festry.-Received. for sale by
aug 10 OLLIN g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-23
BY DAvENPORT, ALLEN n Go.
GROCERIES

GROCERIES.
THIS MORNING, August a3d, at 10 o,c,ock. =.
cur Auction Store.
s. 125 bbls. herrings
SO 90 No. 3 mackerel 81
$4,000 lbs. bacon, assorted
o hhds molasses
3 crates ware
D hbds. sugar
50 boxes window glass
ioo realms wrapping paper
4 hhds. New Orleans rum
s bags pimento
2 pipes imitation brandy
80 sacks ground alum salt
10 boxes sperm candles
Bales of cork, iudipo
Fort wine, soap
Shoes. hats, cheese, &c. &c.
""s A a. CO Aucts.
On TUESDAY next, 2ith instant, a. 10 O'Clock.
al our auction store,
3 cases satfinets
l bale black bombazeus
I case Rouen cassimeres b
do. black Italian lacine slk
l DO. linen drill
90; danlask sils and cotton shay
5 bales osnaburps
Cases A and 2 8 bIeached cottous
Bales brown ~sheetings
Black silk hdkfs
SIR hose and half hose
SIR suspenders, g~arniture ribbons
Note palaIs, batIs;e dresses, bariepe do.
Worked cambria do
Black silk vestinrs
Brown and white thread gloves
White and coloured net suspenders
Swiss collars, diapers, boys caps :
Fancy figured gilt buttons, pearl studs
Wood dressing and pocket combs
Fancy soap, top combs, desk lamps
Navarlno hats, etc. etc.
aug 90 D.. A 4. ca ,
GIGS.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, 25tb, a, n
O'Clock, in front of the Eagle Hotel,
q elegant new double gigs. brass and silv.r
mounted. leather tops and harnesses
/ handsome brass mounted pleasure wagon
and harness.-Termsa at sale.
aug u ID. A & CO. Auc,s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-23

Tuition in Music and Modern Languages.
M II. PENA of Williamsburg, having deIermned
IVA On fixing his residence in this city, informs his
friends and the public in general, that he will give
lessons on the Piano Forte, Guitar, Singing. italian
SCHOOL, and Composition. lie will likewise teach
the French, Spanish ond Italian Languages.
The most respectable references will be given, if
required. For further particulars, apply at Messrs.
or TO Mr.. p. a NJ. Adams's Boardino- House.
sur I2-3aw ISIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-23
AUGUST Ms

10 The Ladies.
S received by the Packet Effort, the follow
u ing rich and desirable goods:---
Lsce iorcias,
Fishulles, pelareins, and capes of the newest style
Square lace collars, a new and fashionable article
Quilting or footing laces
Rich gimp and extra wide trimming laces
Worked muslin houncings
English thread laces and edginns
Bobbinett do
44 g. sd white and black, fine and supcrtire bob
binett laces
Lace and null caps and crazy jeans
Lace cuffs and muIl sleeves, entire new articles
Rich book and null robes
Damask silk and embroidered Grape shawls, q mag
nificemt article
photographic scarfs and zephyr handkerchief
Gauze scarfs and handkerchiefs, new style
New style belt and guard ribbons
Silk and cotton lacetta
Cambria nets and an extensive assoY,ment of all
kinds Of ladies gloves
Imperial gauze wells, a new article
French meTlno gauze flannel.
The above, with a general assortment of fancy and
staple Dry Goods, received by previous arrivals. from
the New York Auctions, are offered for sale at yery
reduced prices, ut r H.. JENKINS .
Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Goods Store.
aug II Maine Street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-23

We are credibly informed that. a few days ago. a
young man descended. with the aid of rope. from
the Summit of the Natural Bridge to lte base-dis
lance 270 feet. The adventure cost him a weeks
confinement to his room. Yirginian.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-23
AusttoM SaIR1.


Valuable BUILDING LOTS for .al. I'm
.Auctisn.
valuable Building Lots, belonrin.f oje
- estate ofthe late John II Brown lying on Locust
Street. and lately 1eveled. adjoining MI John Ruther.
ioordis Tenement, will be offered for sale, on the
premises, by his Executors, under the provisions of
his last will, on Monday, the Esd day Of the present
month--Terms. One third ofthe purchsse money to DO
paid IN 50 days, to be secured by a negotiable note,
with an approved endorser. and the title in the prop
cry 10 be withheld till the note is paid-a credit of is
months VIII be allowed for the other two thirds; to be
secured by a deed of trust on the property with inter-
est from the day of sale.-The sale TO begin az II
CLOCK. THE EXECUTORS.
aug lid tbs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-23
p. Ehubb's Prize List.
nRAWING ofthe Cumberland and Nam

nRAWING ofthe Cumberland and Maine State
~ Lottery, No. III:
40 4 81 80 a. 10 IS 70 90
More good luck n, p. CHUBB'S.-No. 80. 40, ID,
a capital prize sold IN a whole ticket to a gentleman
of this city.-JT p. CHUBB old customers are in
Vited To call and obtain some of the following capt.
tails to be drawn Tomorrow
Delaware and North Carolina, No. 8,
To be draw n at Wilmington Delaware, TO NOR.
ROW.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-23
UNION HOTEL.
City of Richmond, Virginia.

SiLJ vi hiCnilollu, Virginia.
'E>HE subscribers having taken Tbs spacious and
elegant House, are prepared to mmnd
Travellers and Boarders. either Families or Single
Gentlemen, by the day, week, month or year, on the
most liberal terms.
The UNION HOTEL is pleasantly situn,od IN
u OF MaIn-Street. a little below the Markrt- House,
sufficiently near TO the business part of the CITY;
while at The nm time 1t Is withdrawn from the noise
end hustle incidental to more public places. contain
ing near 100 Rooms. including Parlonrs. Saloons. &C..
all furnished IN superior style, combining both neat
ness and elegance.
Their table will be p~lentifuily furnished, with such
varieties as the market and neighburing places az
fords, and the Bar with the mos choice liquors.
The Bed Rooms are spacious and airy, and the
Beds clean: and It good and attentive Servants, with
a disposition on the part Of all attached 10 the house
TO please. are calculated TO add to tho foregoing re-
commentators, then will the PrOprietors not only de-
serve, but hope 10 receive The patronage of the pub
lie. They have god Stables convenient to the
House well supplied with Provcnder and experience
ed Ostlers.
The General Stage Office is kept ut this House,
where seats in all TIE different Stages may be taken.
WIN. II SHIELDS.
aug 17-eotf JOHN ARMISTEAD.
M RS. Bnrbauid,s Lessons for Children, with four
lVl Original Tales
Family Library
Southeys Life of Nelson, complete, in I volume
Advice to a Young Christian on the Importance Of
alming at an elevated standard Of piety. BY a viii
lagc Pastor. With an Introductory Essay. by the
Rev. DR.. Alexander, Of Princeton, N.
Just published, and for sale by
aug ~ COLLINS g. co.
Nett Herrings.
100 B1is is. net os,o Hhor"ng'' landing on the Dock
a"g 10
EAMlIY FLOUR Nice FANNY -Four in whole
II and half barrels, Tor sale bv
aug IS LEWIS VERB e. co.
BobbInet Lace Wells.
- II JENKINS has just rcceved nv the Rich
H.. mond Packet, an additional supply Of rich
black and white bobbInct lace wells, white cauzc and
superior black Italian Grape veils, green barrege and
yauSe for vois-which. he offers for sale Al very
reduced prices, at his lrish Linen arI vlncy Org
y C0os S.'''' Nam Street -vg 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-23
UNITED STATES Navy Yam

UNITED STATES Navy YARD.
GosPoRr, August Goth, 1880. {
.Messrs. Shields s -Ashbu,n,
Edtors of the Beacon.
Gentlemen: As my nam has been used with greu 1t
freedom, IN your paper Of the 9th inst. | shall, at q
suitable period, claim the privilege of making such a
reply as ] may deem proper.
/ am, Gentlemen, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JAMES BARRON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-23
Grand Consolidated, No. 7,
Dismal Swamp Lottery, No. IS.
To b" drawn BID Seetrmbrr.

Tickets only $40, halves 6, quarters 2 SO.
~ Tickets for sale in oil the above Splendid
Schemes at the Managers Oficc--where was sold
and paid a few weeks since, the grand capital of
$50 600, being the highest sold in Virginia for ma
ny years.
aug % YATES g. MCINTYRE, Managers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-23
Bacon.

NOTICE "A person who wishes n horse sent 10
LN Both County, will consider it a favor to have
nm rode there by any safe hand. Enquire at the
Wing Office. aun ID
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-23
ME kaccs MI commencc in Bedforc

TENHE Races will i'm Bedford
County, over The Liberty Course, on Tuesday,
2lst September, and Continue 4 days-iI Dav, miIe heats. Tor
$l0O-rnuance SI5-2d Day, 3 mTis heats, purse 500 &
trance $3.50 Day, mile heats, best 3 ~ ., Tor the Pruprietot's
Tursr-cutrance Si0-ith DAY a swep,ake. nile hcsts- en-
trance $25-On the same day., a match race will 10 run he.
tween Z Washington cOlts-ihe entrance 81 each dav IN 90
with the purso-The Proprietor p, lecs himself To nav tie
amount OF each days race ~ cash There are a good many
horses ~ training a number expected The track will be IN
fine order, and every thing prepared 20 accommodate Race
Horses, & hope, aud confidently expect kne spor this Season
WIN. TERRY,
aiIJa~ SIC PEOPristorof be Liberty Race coJHr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-23
Rogers Orange Gun Powder.

Rogers Orange Gun Powder.
VENHIS article, (tor sale by the subscrborsl is now
- made upon new and much improved princi-
pies, producing as guaranteed by the proprietor. TO-
markablc superiority of strength and quickness, and
great perfection IN It's combustion
II IS offered IN kegs Of all the different sizes of
grains, and suitable for all kinds Of shooting and of
guns-also, IN canistcrs Of double and the great
est possible degree of strength.
Dealers are requested to notice. that this Pow
der may at once be distinctly known from oil other.
by an orange Or red stain impaired on It's ignition.
also by lis peculiar lightness, as a measured charge
of It will be found TO weigh much less than the
a measure Of any other kind.
OTIS, DUNLOP s. co Agents.
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