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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23

~ CHHD-Ihe subscriber respectfully announces tina, ,hc
secession OF Mr. w s. WALTON ofthe members of ms
company without nny notice end certainly without any own
1nu prnduced hc disappointment last night tho Theatre
nc p'nss hiusc TINT tlc advertised e,y ,h,
evenn, are arranged calculated give eeueyJ
Satisfaction and he appeals the lcraliy patrons M thc
hc'c nud The public grnetily fcr continuation N fer
"sDH, O. r GgtlSi{DsOH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23

is mrntioncd in Georrin paper IN tc credit oC ,be
'ns ana hnbs 81 the female pant of tho population Of
Ntaic ~ bensa' tba there have been butyo nsIcs
hprsoned ~ ibo penitoniary a. Mllcdgcvc snee tbnt
system went into operation 10 tia, Stac eleven
one OF uese "noftaics, as afterwards provrn mad
Oeh convicted through ihe perjury ~ ,gurssi a,d the
ohrr was hni toe occonpco Of hc husband in forging bat
"ihy OF sm' parrr currency called ctact bs and which
I'VE" !" "u"oHc The whole coLbny duirg the suspension
Of sfccic Iiay nents
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23

IRON Gtc oIcW i6Tt .V,lc,Ors.
capt. 1hom1s Dennis, sailed from this port on the
morning Of the 2d inst. for New York with Il CARGO
Of Rhode Island coal and in the snow storm on that
nent' was wrecked on the north side of PLUMB Island
in the Sound, and her crew all lost Tic hoj;n -
capt Dennis, and Mr. James Collins, mate. both Of
thls town, wore found on the Island on the O inst. In,
wing persisted Wiih The cold after they had succeeded
the island 'N y"
The sc'iT. Caravan, capt. L. Fitch Of Bah which
sailed rom thi5 port OH the Cd inst. for NJ York, wns
also wrecked the same night on Plumb Island. Tho
ere" were saved, with the exception Of capt. Fitchs
two sons, who persisted witl, the cold ,con III 1J
be landed on The shore. ''D
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23

The friends Of African Colonization viii fci,irr ~ the
proGress this scheme Of Humanity uinkne in m. ,,-
mind The owners ~ reahy S00 slaves Ina We sipniied
their intention to the Colonization Society ~ ,siu,,
~ iieratins them, on condition that they 60 10 Ib.r,
Amnngst these benevolent friends uf this numerous rae. q
lazy OF Mdrylaud offers 25-a geutleman OF Krm,-r,
5o-and another OF Georgia 10 Dc arc r-atifrd .,
STATE that the peas1n; IDEAS attached icse i<intrer
80 'cIs o kincnrS' COMES 70 very door, Tire !.v
iHg"As T. HUNT, Date IL Yiginia) uow tie Pastor Of
the Presbyierian Church in this city, at present
on the same lahour # love give freedom to g s.vrs
ns "ie property &" this Kind Any OF ou.s Is
ueedlcss-iirese dcrGs will he dnv au,,,ct,. I;.. 49,
scTeCfter.-[ fsaiefga Rcgishr "''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23

20" Cf.'t" J.,b .fl,rittf oF Stin.ldD+
-..i Sfi'' NN,ToH les q. Dudley ha. ti commit
Ut j." lie cieIs nomination, bcc tlcccd ~ vi the rlas
M df N|u burtI n O. e. Scrac of ;c Uusr Stairs rio d,
.'.- are .t"' &c legislative bead
200 700 preliminary cHueua. committee i- siI by t',r
''' i'H A'frrs"r, having l designated wlo wrfc tJc
'P . norm" hsirruu" Only were called over aad I0I
N-". Gu n"nOc.t al A.cnry and - Scna.os Thee
N'.. i'itc t'.J's. W'l'h s'1Di lft.:
PEI h",.'- mlcs T. Iud.cy 20, Epnad T.. Livingston
NV I".i" ~, ~, John SUDAN - Silss Wdef TO- g. g.
'"'c ~ J" tpi &. Yates :, JoHu Nooiwpdh T. C-rrur
g. fi"u>-' .amuc. Nelson ], Wi j. Marry J. Tdgard w
L...t. son i--1Oi. ~ 80
,@raa R'1o ~, Livingston o. Root 2 Sudan ~
I"'' 6"."'--iod.ey g, f''npo1 - footG, sudao =
A'r ..f a'. ta"r'gt on tccl,ItI Cl.. nr.risn.rt.
Le9it Hv.c ~ Non Tor,-- Jgn. u.s..
, '''' r rrr % nominate "nifb n oousc.e
''.A s. i..f It4. "u' n1uirnfnf' fl.ow-
"a" f.'r J. lr'e-, ~ 'rri ~ m.re % Samuel -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23
WAsnIYGroy. i'm. VI


IN thc senate Yesterday, the bill for of
the Cu"'beriand Road, westwardly from gainesville was
ordered tn hind reading bill amending the Juficin!
act o the United States, authu,Ec less number
of Junees ot the Suprems Court quorum to auu,p
ihc Court from day Ia day, any time day IN
polluted for the injecting OF the Court rerotct from
the Committee of the judiciary, read twice, engrnsscd
passed. aud seut To the House The bin allowing SI762
IN the heirs nj Jacob Clement, drrsaSrd for the rnur
rare NJ vessel, al the port Of Lags, wc, vessel was
chartered 10y the Uhued States convey provisios IN
that port for the relief at the sufferers lay the
aCarracas, debated for two hours. and ,crc,
ed, ny vote of 10 Ia o.
considerable time srrnt Yesterday. IN tho Io,se
o Representatives in receiving nd dispensing of l,so
tthaS The hill TO auihorz, tho of t. Ter
ritoal Government rf Huron, hciry sreria order If
me day for yesterday, taken ~: aud after ,hn
discussion, was ordered to he cncrOsSrd nd read ,hi,d
time Ia day, by Of % 20. IL. hill ,h,i.i,,
subscription Of $500 shares in Ia hinyou Tu,urkc
Company was passed. The ball consider tine pr,sc -,
mode al supplying the army, iakru IN. An amend
hen' proposed by the Committee Military Affairs tn h
away tine present yssnni Of aud tn ,iyc Ia tho
ComniSSary General discretionary rnwcr To purci.s,
provisions, rejected and the Hill then orde ed ~
third reading. Sill from the Senate, the object of
which is tn enable tc Supreme Court hold its si,,inrs
should sickness other causes peven quorum from
ng present.. carried through its several stages and
naliy passed. Mr. Mercer made two attemrts IN
get up the bill Ior the preservation and rcrair o the Cum,
hera nd Road, bat Unsuccessful. bill 10 n,itl1otze
Tao cessou of tact Cf land held w. te Uacd States
n South Carolina, and called Mounr Dearborn IN the
state was taken UP, aud ordered cIiyrossrJ ~,
read tbigd time 10 MORROW JClr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23

lie learn from the 1owI Journal tl' tie AIcrfina *
Manufacturing C"uraHy have determined erect aun,,r
Mill the site of thar which DESTROYED bv fire the
last week-Iat the mill wil De erected ~ ea-ly in ,
spring pnsSibt-hat the machinery already contact
ell for aud that IL is tire uteutiOn u the cnnrrv tn IN, 60
the whole in operation as early Oc,obcr.
Ue understand that the loss by the FIRE is s,nr7,ed
at about S1OpO, or about ten per cent tho cauitL
Of the company This is the fist loss Ivy i,e sustained
by his company, and has been sustained by the ~
man company. Tie loss less than ,h. ao,,yr,
which would lave been necessary r1y the premium cf
INSURANCE from the beginning.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23

Scarcely az Cd1alL-Y';c Quebec G1ceee OF jim = saw.
hat "thc alarm Of the fixtures the last yl,
harvest has increased i'll this District grain has been
generally tireshe In parishes htr found ON x
animation that there is actually Suciecy Of food in the
iris Tor moro than two throe months dcbuation CON
stns Of tue cur,e Mr. Legcre others has been sent To
Quebec ION, lohnec for assistance fovrrnmcn hy nav
OF loan Of We sorytp hear that tine pressure on
the country where the pom generally supported Ivy the cha
rabe contributions of individuals has BEEN increased by nam
bars OF poor from the town, uuder the present .ehrri 10 SIM,
ptcss melIdcly."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23

Rail NAf5--A company has been inr0rrcrat,1I Nv
tue Legislature or Soutb Carolina Gr The rons,n,,o =,
lnrcc Hai Jtnfds One 10 extend rom u.usta m Char
leston scrOnd from Columbia, ard the third nom
Otahseon'g tn 'hr SANE Place Three hundred ou,nnd
dollars q" The stock sore subscribed ~ few hours nCct
oooHs were opened u thought the whole amount 4
stock would be akrn shortly The of cons,uc
lion was estimated 5000 per nile Phc H,u yVoys
arc 10 be o wcud, With tracks m iron The iroo :, 10
imported from England ~ S62J rcr ton.
From expc'in' ns, mudcl Of Rail WAY crcrtcd
near Charcsion tie result be That horse viii
daw ten IONS The distance from COLUMBIA to CHARLIE
Ter is TO miles. aud The oll " this distance on bale m
roion IS 10 be p cns Tie fcstntrhr of conveyance
by canal, Is 81 50.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23

phe Boston Gazette states that the brig IJcog. ay
rived at Plymouth, covered with ice from tho
waters edge TO the leadiag blocks; her rigging and
channels were solid mass Of ice; and hor bobyfays
were as large az tic bowsprit."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-23

Af. . Fcrr"lIs UaDis has heretofore bern printed
y " FcfHi ~ consequence Of iis bong so pTinfc,
iH'b2 l3i o'Ioanbsrf used by tic cl9rL oftc iogso
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-24
mOBaTa2fa

NEW YoEK, July I0.--ThtoUgh the roli,cucss Of
captain Corrrid, OF the brig Mary Jane who arrived on
Saturday, in eight days from Havana we learn The fol-
ioSvipR:--
The long contemplated expedition against Heyico,
sailed OH TIC 9th inst consisting Of "a two eates
three eoFYetes, one brig and schooner If war and
seven Transports i,h 5000 troops Six ofne transnor
ships were American vessels which we're rlafered tor
two months The feet lay 10 off the Moro until ,l,s
morning Willing for the - wicb met with some ac-
e'en IN grt'ipg under way and detained I'LL DE
morning Of the 9Th.
he day before The Mary Jane sailed, his Is. NJ echoon.
&c Monkey, Lieut. Cole, in company with tie Spanish
brig ProyiJenoia, arrived with ergo OF $50 slaves
which tie schooner bad captured few days preyions
aiet an engagement Of IS minutes. The schooner
mounts gun with complement Of 2G men. anil The
brg is ic,ced for IS, and moHuts gur aud 30 mon
Many OF ihc Slaves had He'd With Sr.an Pox wlicl,
prevailed board, and abou, co had Jumped ogcfboa,d
aud drowned themselves in preference 10 having IA H.
threats cut by the English. as Tic spaniad, lad Toll
ihcin would e the case IN The event Of being cap,t,e
Official accounts Of ihc death Of her Nsesiy he
Queen Of Spsin, was received al Havana on he 9 ~.
AZ public amusem Mt, SC had been suspended for
'hroc months, AID the usual court nournng ordered
In addition to The above yo!bi intelligence we have
been favored with The annexed Pfoclina'ions. one o.
winch Is addressed 10 he soli srs composng he eype-
G'p and the other Intended 10 be addressed 10 the
MeScans by tie commanding GcnsTal I,idro Dlrrala
"S2tdi0S-You are about 10 depart ior New Spaii,
'he theatre on which for the last ihfc Centuries III
ancient and Intrepid spanirls have nnortilzad them.
selves. They bave conquered his beautiful county
you ss going 70 paclhcate 70 causo oblivion Of tho
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-24

past and re.sstabsh the paterual government Of tn
best Of Kings The Mexieans are no,our enemies
they brothers. some Of them binded .c5 csh..
sub)ugstcd by her tyrants
We have undertaken painful march, and wa have
70 contend with the obstinate; but Discipline and valor
WI crown our arms with victory.
SOtaisrS always maintain order in the ranks: let
that we are Spanards. and that we must
assist each other in the time OF &c on
Tue hrs qualification Of the brave Is 10 be indul-
gent 10 the vanqnshe: respect their ana do not
remind them o. their past An absolute oblivion
o''ne past - tue i1nanents basis Of undertaking.
/ 90 Pfase eMiches Tho few-dcbascs alt-xiestrovs
confidence, AMI makes enemies of the c,o,,s whose
iriendslip we wish 20 gain.
.MeSieans! ! come not to revenge outrascs, not to
satisfy The passions which have existed In ehs ling.
dom all is consigned to oblivion, for sueh IA IN. ~ 4
Will OF your august and sncient eoversiyn I have
drawn the bayoneis no, to pierce your breasts but TO
oe kept Tor those who Interested in the of
disorders persist in refusing the will and cleency Of
generous monarch Tho faithful executor of the row
al wi'' oiisr yon these terms my sacred word Of
honor which you will see fulfilled in very short time;
AMI then, when the passions calned YOU can COM
pars AMI Judge OF the difference between three centu-
res OF happiness. and the seven Of horrid disorders,
whcn you have experienced, and which, thanks 10 D
BILE ca'ami'y
" In the name OF His Majesty, I will reward vour
'htTy virtues and heroic actions but will be mex.
orahie towards those whose conduct shall in the lea.
tend 10 disgrace the Spani,h name
Head Quarters at Rcgla - DAY of July 1890
The Commanding General Of the Vanguard.
"lSlDRO BARRADAS."
"INHABITANTS OF NEW SPAIN"
ms Exce'iency the Captain General OF the Island
OF Cuba addresses TO you the following proclama nation
10 ne name OF the King our Lord, at the .amo time
mat presenmysef ON your shores with the first d.
uion OF ,he Royal Army, which Is abou, 10 occupy
this kingdom TO reestal-h order AMI the paternai gov.
ernmsnt OF the best of Kings.
"Mexeans.--The time has arrived when YOU are a.
bout 10 regain peace and former abundance; se,,crai
yourselves from thu wicked faction Of anarouss which
mas destroyed this beautiful country, only enrichng To-
reign a'ehinrers, and he ieaIers who tyrannze over
m-m heman tranquil in your houses. attentive 10 your
duties ana usual occupations Your person, shall be re-
spectcd as sacred.
me division which have the honor 10 command Is
modei oil suboriination and discipnc the soldiers
composing are your brothers; religion Is the same
our language, manners and customs; the same blood
uows our Veins and it, contrary to all nv hopes
shonld here be one Individual among so far forget
IL" oil ms duty a'io commit any excess, will know how
to punish him with all the risor that the laws permit
Head Quarters of
The Commanding General Of the Vanguard
"lSiDRO BARRADAS."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-24

ND ENL ESTATE FOR SALE.--I offer Tor sale INV
n q farm in the County of Goochllnd, called John
sons Springs Iii Just twenty miles from the City of
Richmond and contains five hundred anl twenty acre,
81 land The houses large aud commodious and the
anh s well adopted to the growth of corn, wheat OATS
&c Ii has been, and Doubt not, might be again, one
OF the most valuable stands for Tavern in tho yicnv
OF Richmond.--Ihe terms viii he one -f,utl, cash and
credit OF sis years for the residue; the purchasers pay,
ing iie interest after the expiration Of the first year
~ credit OF six years upon The whole, paying interest
ON The day oil sale--Any person desiring TO purchase
during my ah'encc from Town will call on Mr. Thomas
Green OF iic City Of Richmond, or Mr. John Watkins
Of the County OF Henrco who will contract for me-
JAMES LYONS, Jr.
Juiy %. 22-lot
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a TAYLOR is slili wanted at this place. A person
a wishing stand, (either with or without family)
who can come well recommended a correct, industri-
ols sober man. capable in his profession need not doubt
his receiving sufficient patronage, for the employment Of
from 2 TO hands including himself.
c. II. FONTAINE
Diana Mills Buckingham, July a. 22-w5g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-24

CJcbrdts Portable Wheat 7Yrosting- Machine and
Cotton Gins, with additions and improvements
kSAmUEL COCHRAN having devoted several wears
~ TO the improving and manufacturing the above ma
Chimes still continues to furnish all orders al short no
lice, AMI executed under his own stpcginenAance IN
the most faithful manner. 4 Cotton Gin or Corn mill
may be attached 20 the Threshing Machine IL request.
Cd. The Gins win he made either single or doube
Breasted and with Iron Steel saws agreeable to orcs
lie begs leave 10 refer TO the following gentlemen
who arc using Machines aud Gins made by him, viz:
Jo3cph G. CabelI, Esq. Nelson County Gen " IT.
Cooke, Fluvanna, J. ". Brown and v Akin Fsurs
Petersburg, Hon. John Tyler and Is. Harrison Esq.
Charles City, James Ship and Lewis NELL Esars.
Frederick, Benjamin Blake, Esq. 1appahannock, AMI
Dr. ~. PcaEe, Alexandra.
Business requiring my occasional absence from Rich
mond, have appointed Mr.. John o. Law my Agent TO
dispose Of the above, 10 whom application may he made
SAMUEL COCHRAN.
Several Of the Wheat Machinesare nearly completed
and will be ready for delivery the ensuing week
JOHN O. Lay.
June 10. I2-w2roir
The Paisaf Right for TpTlliaas, Turin Iercr cot
ton Press, which has been highly approved Of through
oIt this state and N Carolina, for safe above. Ia
sifucons Tor making and using the Press viii be fur
n'hcd with the Patent. 7. L.
N0flCE.--All persons are hereby forewarned from
loading my boatsup the river, without my consent
as will not be liable for any such loading that may be
ness without my appreciation.
Buckingham, July 2f 22-2ts
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M. "A NJ AYERS s.

AAANTED TO HIRE, smart, active Young man
w as an assistant in Bar Room To one of GOOD .
character OF industrious and domestic habits who writes
toeraby fair hand, and is acquainted with the bust
ness, Will give handsome salary and a permanent
situation. Also middle aged WOMAN to super;n-
tend the washing and ironing establishment in nv
house. To suitable person capable of managing 10
advantage this branch OF my business will give COOL
wages and constant employment. also want TO pur-
chase or hire three or four good walters, for whom
liberal price or good wages will be given ,
JOHN GADSBY
Washington, u. C.. July 81 2a-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-24
C.rc9!dT 10 the Collectors Of Customs.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


SIR:-The heavy losses sustained by The n. States
through the fiure Of Importing Merchants TO pay the
debts due upon Custom House Bonds. and the facility
with which the priority of the United States is evacd
in cases Of insolvency, render il Indispensable tn
more cHcctua precauton he observed the part Of
Collectors, in accepting securities for the payment Of
Bonds given for Duties With q view TO this object
are instructed 10 keep Bond Account with each
Extensive importer; thai may BE- able. at glance
10 the amount of his debts and, in all eases Won
are directed moi 10 accept srcuy which is not deemed
by fully ample for the debts intended TO be secured
to give extensive credits 10 pcro who are liable
Tor large sums as securities the Bonds OF others
As 1t will he impossible 10 prescribe Gxed limits
the credit proper 10 be given in each case YOU are 10
exercise sound discretion in guarding the Interests of
the Government without doing injustice or causing
unnecessary embarrassment to those engaged in fair az
proper business
am, very respectfully, your obeiient servant,
y. -. INGiIAM
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S.aAiUEL SHEPHERD s co

SAMUEL SHEPHERD & CO.
BOOK AND jon PRINrERs,
I'D ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and Tn,
~ "a iublic that they have just added to their Office
several ionnts OF beautiful Book 1ype which will
bic them TO execute whatever may be offered them I'm
mat ne as well as in every other branch of their bust
hes', in the neaest and most satisfactory manner
Their tcrms in all respects will be found very liberal
cases.
July2l. 2l-3df
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'K, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
~
-. ~. INCH a NJ.
Secretary OF the Treasury.

PorTsvILLE, Schuylsili Co. July "A new era OF
things is rapidly approaching at this place, which ia Of
vital importance TO the citizens gcncrailywc an the
extension OF rail road. throughout, the coal district
Three miles Of the SchuyihW Ydliey Rail Road will
be completed in three four weeks Two miles Of
the NH Creek Rail Road will also be completes, short
" Preparations are making Tor laying the SchuyikiH
Hapen Rat Road, ani we understand that the stock Of
the Nfott.at Carbon Rail Road has been taken, which,
IL Is presumed, will be commenced Immediately.
On "Wednesday last, the Philadelphia Stage arrived a,
this place at qrater after four oclock-per
trip OF ninety mixes in about fourteen hours. We he
!ievc> the passage ts has never before been
performed in the space OF time.
On Monday last drove OF cattle passed through thi.
place Oh ,he 10 uzerue county In this state; we
understand that the cattle were brought from Ohio DIES
tined Tor the Philadelphia market aud there pur-
chased ny gentleman Tor The purpose Of driving then,
10 the above mentioned place, where hc expected to re-
niize something hand'one on Them Miners Jour
WOo!-Thc wool market does not improve; it il be-
iicvcd that prices hc lower than they were two
or three weeks since The difference in price between
ihree-ourths blood uarino and half blood Saxony5c
tween pretty fine and very fine wool is only few cents
Two or three lots OF the WOOL including nccces of
half blood Sakony from this town. sold 10 the
ficturcrs last week at 80 81 cents Grade wool sells
from u to 81 cents and Og as % cents Per-
maps washed threc-ourts AMI full blooi wool in the
country may be quoted at from 81 80 lot OF
good wool, fine but far from being well washed, was
sold at auction in this last week for 81 cents: and
some OF the sheep from which twas shcarcd at 81 OF
each.--One half of very handsome Saxony buck
brought only $5 so; the animal cost about $50.
IlIIn3DSLire (.isLSS Clz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-24

Maj. Gen. Gaines OF the u g. army, and suite, have
arrived in this city, with The view OF isnng the seve.
raj posts in this district, aud save taken lodgings at the
E%chingc Cofsc.EotSe. fBosfl1 Irovs'icr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-24

The United States irigsts Constellation, Captain
Wadsworth, arrived here Saturday evening in four
days from Norfolk, 10 take on board the Ministers
20 France and England, viz: Mr.. Rves for the former
and Mr.. M'Lane for the latter court.
Mr. Branch. the new Secretary OF tie Eavy IL pas
seDger Ia the Constellation. IN T. Gas