davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09

A dunghill fowl, on the farm of Robert
Wright, near Trenton, was buried by the snow
on the 18th ult. On the 18th Feb. it was dug
out of the snow bank alive and apparently we'll,
having been immured in its cell of snow, Just
four weeks, without any apparent means Of sub
sistence. 1t was common sized pullet, and
weighed the day it was taken out, pound and
half Trenton, ". j., Stats Gazette.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
New York, March 8.

NEW YORK, MARCH 3.
The United States Grand Jury yesterday
found bills ofindictment against Charles Gibbs,
Thomas ]. Wansley, and Robert Dawes, who
are now in prison charged with murder and pi-
racy on board the brig Vineyard, the partcu-
lars of which are already before the public.
The bills found, charge the above mentioned
individuals of the crime OF killing the captain
and mate-revolt-robbing the vessel-running
away with the vessel and cargo, and destroying
her BY scuttling and burning. The prisoners
will probably be arraigned this day, and The tr-
ais will no doubt take place in the course Of
next week.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-03-09
FOR EIGN NE VS..

Our European accounts are. to Feb,2. Ex-
tracts follow. The Polish manifesto, though
long, will be found to be an able and highly
interesting paper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16
To PERSONS IN F'IRGLN7rr,
|wnIng Military Lands i'm Keptuckv

Lave IN Hickman county Kentucky at Columbus or Irof,
sanks, on the Mississippi River; the surveyor Of tn,
virginia Military Lands State and have sur
'eSSd good many Them the Tennessee river
'se or number OF owning those lands would
""sy act Tor Others who proper to entrus their
business with me am probably acquainted with ,he
VI u'oo Idnhs tias any Oher perSon: be chat
may they want attention; aud whether
wo"i ad'i'e the owners pay isiatr aitrin 20 then,
some oi winch nave h-cn pisgeG tie timber SOME hsy.
oe'il Lands Twin ucu
ana the occupant laws Ut our Stale may while puI the
owners TO considerable expense and tuuu,e have .us,,,d
many OF thnse lands well could, having more
authority There large bodies Military Lands IL IN,
together, and but1e3 viu. them some will; lease
nut squsttcT calculated value Ib,f
are ten or Twelve mules nf those lands Of which
would advise the owners tknowng m for their interest,".
10 sen small part. three hundred out Of esc
iUoO acre uact, low price. aud an confident Thar
m TWO or three years would enhance the BALANCE
10 double or treble what the whole go,th 10
MAN as u now Is Persons buying and settling part would
ake care OF the balance and induce others come INTO the
esiloOdi aud settlement that gives value to land
WOULD act as agent Tor lands Cumbe,
ana tennessee n.ers, well south Tennessee
where 1--we, good teams attend As he
o"gh, 10 the business shall recon
rendaiions am well known Kentucky have som. &C.
confidence IN ne. do desire their business; If ga ma
agencies am wiling 10 se1d tribe in giving owners ot
hose lads, h,s notice There many OF the Military
Lands sdIth OF tie Tennessee river. are nrere
WIN ny aud
Claimants or their Tenants, which worth law
suv tue Federal Court, aud C0ngIess dsposr To M
Justice towards the Officers and Soldiers virginia Stats
t'ir, they shnud suler the Withdraw Them and mo
cure scrip Tor the amount Of then Warrants they iii Ger
family he IN worse situation than those who neglected locate
'!cm warrants at all RICHARD TAYLOR, Ja
columbus, Hickman county, Ky. Ian 20, 1881.
mar Il-iawIGt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16
G0OLEY,S
wheat ENFesIliHG Machine.

rsNHE Public respectfully informed that an op-
a portunty is offered them of seeing the
above valuable machine IN operation every day be-
tween the hours Of and u o'clock, IN the same
building with and running by the side of Doctor
C!ark's. fair and candid comparison OF this with
the other machines offered 10 the Public, ia
all tic Proprietor asks expects; and he does not
hesitate III believing that it VIII be found equal in
getting out crops to any other in use. Fhe veloci-
ty required is loss; the copcave bed forming half
circle, and consequently giving longer action OF
the heaters on the gram, added to the complete
separation of the wheat from the straw, and that
little or no dust is created, lie considers as important
recommendations.
1t has been in use during the last season IN Penn
syvania, where 1t hes successfully competed with
Doctor Clark's. L COOLEY.
- The Inventor and Proprietor of the above, will
remain IN Richmond Ii few days logger and will dis
pose of counties, or take pleasure in shelving and
explaining the properties of this machine To those
who may call on him. at the Office of Mr jNo. o.
lay who is his authsriZed agent, act for him in
his absence. mp a-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16
Real French Fancy Stoce.

4 HAVE Just received some very superior Pert;I-
II mefies, warranted on OatE before the Lord Mayer
OF London, by the inventor, Mr.. Price. The mhab
tants OF this city aud It's neighbourhood. partic-
uary requested TO call and examine these truly OK
celIrnt articles. At his store, they will find the
pcrtumed Russia OIL, never before offered TO the
public OF Richmond although it is known most won.
dcrtuly to promote the growth of the human hair:
Canadian Bears OIL; Cream of Soap. IA most de-
lighttul article FOR shavng;) Milk OF Rose to improve
and whiten the skin. and to cure sore eyes; Florida
Water, at 80 cents the arges, bo ties, besides Is
sences oil every description md of the best quality
Also, Just received from Paris, a variety of Fancy
Goods, Jewellery, Cutlery, Magnifying Glasses,
Battedoors. and Scrap Prints, &c. &c.
u The highest prices Will be given for old Gold
and Silver l.. DUliAIN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16
.IrnhiNn KKOrScS ga .EMcfiOn.

TgNllE fovr foil blood ARABIAN STUDS, i'm
4 ported IN the brig Phoebe Ann from Smyrna, in
November last, viii be sold at public auction at Tat
lcrsal's Stables. w the cy OF New York on Situr
day, the 18th May pruyimo. They are warranted
OF Inc finest blood. and certificates Of the breed will
be- gwen. The horsrs ~ fine condition, and may
be- seen at Tattorsal!s until the dov preceding tho
sale. The superior Qualities OF the Arab hoTsc are
generally known That any description Of them is
deemed unnecessary. Persons coming from distance
may rest assured that The sale viii Sc positive t2 the
gh''' bitIe's. y -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16
BALTIMORE, Thursday, April. II
@artsrF Ne&asB.
PORT or RTCHMOND.
ARRIVED,


Brig Caao, Norris, from Norfolk, with ballast 10
J Fisher.
Schr Flag Of Truce, Steclplan, 8 days from New
York with sundries to Lancaster, DENLY &; CO., and
w Palmer.
Schr Florida from Baltimore, ballast.
Schr Virgins, Furland from Baltimore, via Nor
folk. with sundries, to order
Schr Dorchester, hooper, from Baltimore, with
sundries, to order.
Packet schr Minerva Mister. GSYs from Balti-
more, with sundres, To Mitchell, j Winston,
Lancaster, DENLY s Co, Davenport, Alien d 90,
r Johnson & Son, J & Goode, r Biar, K
Tripett L Webb & Co. II Blair. ID Peyton. W Nc
Gruder, NJ Myers. Fry, w Granger, Che
yallie, and to order
Schr Susan g. Elizabeth Brown, from Philadcl-
phia, with sundries
Schr Chesterfield. Beaston, from New York with
sundries, to Otis Dunlop &, Co, Lancaster, DENLY &
Co, X Tnplett, c n Mitchell Workman s, Nc
Gruder.
SAILED.
sSchr Counsellor, Hand, for Philadelphia, ,obacco
&c
Schr Mercy, Baxter. for Saugerties coal.
Schr Molly, Bnxter, for Sangertcs, coal
Schr Wctree, McCartcr. for BALTIMORE coal
Sloep Lion, Stubs, for York, with wheat and
flour.
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, for Norfolk, with
freight and passengers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16
DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co have ius, re-
- ceived and now offer extensive assortment of
Domestic British and French Dry Goods, amongs,
which nro
20 cases new 1nd rich style OF prints
: do bat'iste
do pink, buti aud blue, plaid and striped
gnghams
do Rowcn cuSsimcra
> do domestic pioids
do Petersburg cords
do top, side and int shell! combs
, do NaYarrinoes
- ps brown and white linen drills
20 do beaverteens
900 do Yellow nankins
$50 doZ. Cd Ggd cravais
100 ps Turkey red hdkis
rs do silk hdkfs
10 do blue blk Marsrne silk
30 ) blk taieta ribbons
3 cases ready made clothing. cont Z linen jac-
kets, Marseii'cS and Valencia vests and cord
beaverteen and duck pantaloons.
a large assortment Of gilt coat and vest buttons
elegant pearl buttons and studds, &c. &c
ll-Gt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16
d. TO 7OicM and Country Dealers.

TNHE subscriber, Agent for Wilson Bal
- derston, No. 81, Smiths Wharf, Baltimore,
offers for sale,
1000 feet woven wire, fer rolling and standing
screens
$500 ditto ditto ditto for chatting co n and garlic
500 ditto ditto ditto brass, for pow der and paper
moulds
1875 dozen Stoves and riddles. assorted kinds
10 safes, suitable Tor family use.
Aiso-wheat fans and corn screens. of the most
approved kinds, which he will dispose of on as good
terms as they can be purchased at the North
ap IL eol2t JAMES WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16
E6nsI, iOnNbLO Goods for. Dresses.

FfHSHeUftHUtt SGOONo BUF' DbSooN"'
I'D II. JENKINS Fancy Dry Goods and Linen
inc entirely new and elegant goods for ladies' DIES
seq lust received by the last French aud London
Packets and particularly adapted for the Virginia
taste Persons Wishing TO examine the most fash
ionable goods, now have an opportunity OF seeing
Them They consist I'D part, Of Paris painted aud
Mosaic worked. coloured and corded musns of tho
newest style and 100 different patterns
PHILIPPINE barsge for parties and dinner dresses
Foua rd figured lauren,ncs for do
Pyrolcse striped Barregc for do
Rich blonde gau1es
Brussels lace robes Of entire style and suitable
for any eyont
Rich needle worked mus in robes
Fipured bobbineit laccs for dresses
a Variety Of new and elegant style Of calicocs
Cameo striped glHghams, anew and very beautiful!
article for summer dresses
Adranopc and Paris gInghams OF the most fashion
able kind
Belgium calicoss, and extracted prints
Pink and plain colorcd glDgham5
Very fine French calicoos
Black and lead cO,OrCd Grape musIius Tor ladies' m
mourning
Figured and chuuacab'c silks
Best black Italian, E.Oreucc, MARCHING and eros
de Berlin silks
Balkancsc gauzo and Athcnsfsc chauscabio gros d,
maps
Black pnlmnrinc and Grape dc icon
30 pieces black bombazuc5, let black, and superior
style OF finish
with an extensive assortment OF IRISH ncus, iun-
~ Grape gsuzc and barrcsc hanEcrchcis and scarf
= Also 10 cartons lace Cupcs, collars, ch.miscus,
edpinps lnsnrtings and every ncw and rh article III
he Dry Goods department.
% &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16
Jew LINE OF COACHES

Rhhnond, Seon>rihe ami Sirunioa .'iau CorcG
'ESHfS new line Of Coaches will com
mencc running Saturday. the pa dey
81 April next. 1t viii 10y Powes, Gooch-
land Court House, Georges, 'G,n.Icyyi. Coluu-
oa' Winns tavern, 10 Sco;slL!r thence 10y
Mount israe. - New York, where 1t inter
secs with tic iIe from Charlottesville to S,uun-.
ton and thence to Lexington and Guyandotte. Tins
stage will leave Rcha.ond Tuesdays, Thursdays,
ana Saturdays and return Sundays, Wednesdays,
aud Fridays. Thus the Pubic vii have line d
Coaches SIX times week through to Stanton and
Guyandollc VIZ. three times u week by TInseyvlc
and Char Louisville, and three times by Sc0tlsyl, and
New \ ork, making daily line from Richmond to
Guyandotc the Ohio river. SUNDAYS erceptca
The GLore line rtU meet at Georges tic line
running three times week from fredericksburg to
Farmyille, Prince Edward Cour! House !IanpGeu
Sidney College, &c &c. &c which will give to
the Public III this section of he Stale the accommo-
L1ton they have So long wished iof. Thc ScntisgiHs
t"e VIII also ntersect the line running from Lynch
burg 10 Charlottesville at Mount Israel
mar 2&-sao lmc EDWIN PORTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16

New Books and English Publications.
D l. SMITH has, within the last ten days.
Ia. cciyed numerous additions to his stock,
among which are
Gibbons decline and fall Of the Roman Empire,
complete. IN vol.
Ferguson's Rome do do
Beloe's Hcrodoius do do
Bakers Lvy do in two do
British Esayists do In five do
Transitions OF DCrnosthencs, Nenophon, Virgil,
Pndar. Anacreon. TacItus Sallust, &c.
Dymocks AInsworth Dictionary
Anthous do do
Sillmans Elements Of Chmistry
Willis Smiths Elementary Treatise OF Natural
Philosophy
Woodruf's Tour to Malta Greece, Carthage,
Algicrs, &c.
Spirit on the ANIMALS for 1854
The Grooms Oracle aud Pocket Stable Directory,
10y Jno. Kinds
The Painters and CooUrmans Complete Guide,
by p. f. Tngry
Uros Dictionary Of Chemistry, 9Th edition
Combe's Elements of Phrcnology
Philip on Acute and Chronic Diseases
Macndlcs Bormulary
Encyclopedia Ann rIcan0, Vol. 9TH
Travels ~ Pelcstinc, Syria, and Asia Minor,
Brazil, and BIchos Ayrcs &c. &c. &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16
WHITE MULBERRY TREES.

WE subscriber has for sale. at bis farm miles
ebove Richmond, the trees 9 years old, any rea.
sonabe quantity OF the genuine Morus Alba or white
Italian Mulberry Trees; and the season is now sp-
proachinS in which they may be iransplantcd, he is
desirous OF receiving orders from many persons as
may be IN want al the article; aud lac well salts.
ned that the silk culture be- "fthe most Do
htabe branches the agrIcu,urist turn his a,ten-
iion to- he hopes to De the means of their extensive
distribution through the State. They will be sold on
reasonable terms. by the hundred or otherwise telv
cradle IN Richmond or within any reasonable distance
thereof. + w SMITH
~ B.-Orders may be left at Scott & Smiths e
street. Richmond. nc, t-ta,ytf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16
Ven and Be0MtilisI Fancy Goods.

ven ana Be0utifiSl Fancy Goods.
WE have received by the Effort aud Planter, n
~ great variety of new ard beautiful FANCY
GOODS; among them are
pialn and figured changeable gros de Naples
Changeable mnrcellines
Black gro de Nap and gro de Swiss
Black and white silk and cotton hose
Plain, striped and figured gingharns
Elegant printed French mualins
a large assortment of cacoes, some VERY FINE
Green worsted barege, for wells
Blonde aauZc wells
ialtnyrenc, Grape, and gauze hdkfs ard scars
Muslin collars. cHpes. and chemizetts
Bobbnet capcs, pelerenes aud cans
Plain and figured Al and "a bobbuct
Plain and figured boh5Inet inserting
Figured bobbnet laces from tn SIX inches wide
beautiful assortment of thread laces and edgings
Rich bonnet rlbbaGds &c. Sc
M i3-ts III. NELSON 81 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16

'ehissn, ~ bales cotton, box bees wax, AGO lbs
butter aud lard. IL cords of wood 10 tons of sand
10 boats, Is coal boats 1902 bus coal.
APRIL I.--40 hlds tobacco, g hhds stems 58l
hb!s flour, SOL nus corn. tons pig mettle, bales
hemp. bb's oil. - squares state, hid yenison,
bus flax seed, go hoop poles, 30 ko. poles cords
WOOD 10 tons SAM, p bouts Ii coal boats, 1901
bus Coal.
ArRiL 8.-i0j hhds tobacco. . hhd4 stems, 10
ooxes manufactured tobacco, 2O2 bbs flour II tons
bar iron, ~ tons pig metle. so hus Is sides
upper leather, i'kius lard, 81 cords wood , tens
sand, 81 boats, ) coal boats, az Ina coal.
Ami 3-2l hhds tobacco, 20 bills -four, { boats,
- coal boats. 2GlG bus coal
ArRii. l0-3i hIds tobacco. 500 bbs flour, :
Inuttons, vcals. cords wood, - tons sard, II
boats, coal boats 22ai bus coal.
hrRiL LII hhds tobacco, i hhds stems. 20
Kegs manufactured tobacco, sO2 bbls flour, e. bus
wheat, 700 bus corn. 1896 lbs rays cords wood, 8
Doats, coal boats, 1868 bus coal.
APRIL 2-l57 hhds tobacco, 10 hhds stems,
2i2 bos -four 81 bus wheat, 81 bus corn, 29g tons
pig metal, hhds venison, hhds bacon, tiercc ba-
con. terce hardware, bbl lard.-i tirkins lard
l hrkn huuer, boxes goods, $500 feet plank, 2
.oat loads plnnks, l box goods, 100 lbs. empty
boat (smalD bed CO boxes, 200 lbs, | cords wood
40 tons sand al boats, cual boats, 20IG bus coal
APRIL lG-l39 hhds tobacco, G h!is stems IOG
kegs manufactured tobacco, ISL bbls -four, AZ bus
corn, bales cotton, = bills oil. Dbl aud firns
butter, Dbl whskey Dbl flax seed. ! box shoe
thread 5l3 lbs hemp, $500 feet plank. . ,eals, g
muttons, Is tons sand, Ii cords wond, 10 boats l.!
coal boats, 5000 bus coal
ArniL i4.-iet hhds tobacco, % hhds stems, les
kegs manufactured tobacco. 1910 bbs flour, 597 bus
corn, l Dbl tobacco, 400 lbs, hid bacon 500 lbs
butter, 2 htkins lard, 500 feet plank, 5000 lbs hay
aud oats, 5000 hoop poles, 90 panks, tons sand,
80 boats and coal boats, l7l6 bus coal.
BALTIMORE, Thursday, April. ii.
FLOUR.-The market this week has been cx-
tremely flat and transactions limited. Such is the
unsettled state Of the market, that both buyers and
sellers seem unwilling to operate. and OF the
SGldcrs VIII not name price. sale Of eco bbs
Howard stree: ras made on Monday last az SOS cash.
and on the evening OF tie day, 100 bbls was
taken at SOL wagon price yesterday S6aGs. On
Tuesday last, sale Of 800 bbs Sus2uehanna was
made at Sc cash, and parcel Of 500 bbls I'm ba d
conditioR) was sold at S. 30.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16
ezE $50 S@e-,s
80 ska ,

TsNHE new line of / Horse Post Coaches. from
Il Richmond to Orange Court House. and Har-
rIsonbnrg, via Louisa Court House, has gone into
operation, and viii Continue without failure.
This mail will close Richmond Oh TUESDAYS anil
and Saturdays precisely at 3 clock, p. NJ and
the stage stat ut o'cBck, A. M en- Wednes-
days and Sundays-lsave Grunge Court House OH
Sundays and Wednesdays at o'clock, p. NJ and
arrive at Richmond, an Mondays and Thursdays att
Z. NJ This line OF stages viii make Junction
Orange Court House with the Alexandria lin al
stages carriedby William Smith 10 Evnchburc=- o.
sing III MS northern direction ~ CuocDer pas
House, Eauquier Court House or " aren't Court
winch latter point, it will meet with the Wiz on--at
lnc-by which dir ct communication is chester
10 the town Of Wheeling OH the Ohio river af3rG5d
vt Louisa Court House. the Harrison
IS taken from the Orange Court IIous ourg mail
Mi IN some short time. be carried bv small, and
stage, Of which Cue notice III be given: , lIotse
Is carried on horseback. at present il
The public assured that the D.
most experienced drivers Will be cuus st horses and
and every exerton used 70 make tho nty IN service
and expeditions. Ine comfortable
Fare to Louisa Court House
Court House S. 30 ccn:s.--Ali, 'llfra-to 0raHge
ces 81 cents per mIlc.--Stagc tefme1ilie e-tan-
ngtOn Hotel fhoc az ms IL ash
Passengers VIII enter their Ba
r. NJ. ON TUESDAYS and S5iurI mes before 3 o'clact
- - M S.N-------- JNO " pprCr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16
soda W6ICT.
NOTICE.

TENilE Stockhod' 81 .nc Che, tcrhed Rail Road
Il Company, are hereby informed, that an adj.
lnurncd annual meeting VIII take place at the Ee ge
Hotel, on Monday, tho l3th met. ., II oclocG.
10 f2-eo4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16

Insurance against loss or damage by Fire
INHE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY
OF New York Will insure against loss damage
Oy Fire, Buildings Merchandise, Furniture, and
other property.
WILLIAM Ii. HUBBARD. Agent.
Oihce at the Counting Room OF Hubbard - Gard.
ner, f. street. mar I1--l,,yIv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16
YER. a. RsRS. KNIGHT

Ia LILY inform their friends and ts
"a patrons of Music IN general, that they have
permanently established themselves in Richmond,
professors of Vocal and Instrumental MusIc.
Mrs. Knight will give lessons in singing, Mr..
Knight instructions on tie Piano Forte.
hr. Knight respectfully announces, that on his
last visit 10 New York, he made arrangements with
the very celebrated Piano Forte makers Msssrs.
Num- 81 CO.. 10 have constantly on hand an assort-
ment of their famed instruments. and that he is in
daily expectation of receiving supply, at various
prices likewise, tina; he has brought with him fine
collection of the most esteemed modern Music. to
which he will have Constant editions from the best
publishers in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
&c, both Vocal and Instrumental likewise an
assortment Of Viulins, Bows, first quality Italian
Strings, Flutes, &c. &c
Glasses are now joining for Monday Thursday,
Tuesday Friday, aud Wednesday and Saturday.
For further information, apply 10 Mr. 81 Mrs. Knight,
at Mrs Adams Boarding. House. ap IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16

BiGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
nRAWlNG OF the Dismal Swamp Canal Lotto
H. ry, No II:
Is ~ 20 20 Il 50 u % 40 %.
Whole-ticket Is. 10, So. prize of $500
2, %, %, do of 900
Both sold and paid, us usual, at sight. by BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16
TO-MORROW

TO-NNOHRO"
The drawing of the New York Consolidated Lot
terry, 18th Class. will be received
Capital Prise, $751; 0Oi!!
Also pr,ze of $1,000. l of 1000, of nc, >
of 900, &c. &c &c
Tickets S5-Halves 81 50-@uarers 81 %
n. B-A few more Capital Prizes may no doubt
be obtained as usual at my fortunate office
plot s HAWKINS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16

rrThe Rev. Mr.. DoDs will preach In the Capitol,
next Sabbath morning at / o'clock, and at 4 o'clock
in the evening. The mornings discourse will be on
Ranlsm Hp IG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16
H4JYKi.MS' FORTUNATE OFFICE
ST1LL TN MIfE VEIN r."

rENCkET No g., %, 81. Capital Prize OF
) 900, IN the Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery,
sold at my Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16
ManlpaeM Sydney College.

Il Hampden Sydney College will commence on
Friday, the 22d day of April, and close on the
Tuesday following. Parents, Guardians. and oil
persons interested in the promotion of Education,
arc invited To attend.
The sem annual meeting of,ho Board of Trustee
Will be held at the Philosophical Hall OH w ednes
day, the eth.
The public performance viii take place OH Thurs
day, the 28th inst.
ap l6-2tc J. p CUSHING. President.
DlANO FOR SALE.--A hondsume and rjch
II toned Piano, for sale. Il. ID. SANNAY
apl6
French Brandy, Madeira Wine and Scgars.
'aNIiE subscribers have in store and Tor sale on
Il accommodating terms,
pipes Rochelle brandy, old and pure
do Madeira wine, do do
i ar 20 do do do do
600 ar boxes Hacks superior .egars
90 l6-6t LANCASTER Denny & CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16
Porter, .RIP, and cider.

Porter, .RIc, and cider.
IINllE subscriber has hand. aud will keep con-
slant supply, Of the very best Philadelphia Por-
ter, Albany Me. and Newark cider, together with
large supply Of CANpLrs, Soar, ANp CoNEsr
SAT-, all of which lie will sell o, the most reduced
prices for cash good town uccrptances His old
toners and others are respectfully invited to call
The mghc,t price ~ cash gwen (or oil bottles.
NJ 5--lawtf RICItD ARMSTRONG.
$50 LabourcrS Wanted on the Cduai
ZIONIST ANT employment for Jour weeks. at -
" cents per day, and Sound, will be given To- 80
Hands 10 work on the James River Canal TtCy
must assemble OF the 2ud Monday ~ May next at
hlaidcn's Adventure Dam, where we shall commence
operations. RICHARD RElNS
az i5-c5d Agent Cor the James River Company.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-16

NC &c. &c.
Tickets 81, Halves so, Quarters | %.
- For sale at the Exchange and Lottery Office
't TtIOS. b BIGGER.
an 10