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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-16

HAVE received by the last packet large sup
Ladies lasting doubled yampcd spring walking shoes
DO do French slippers. very superior
DO 90 American do with and without heels
Do goat skin slippers, the latest fashion for sum-
mer walking shoes
Gentlemen superior boots, square and round toes
Do do lioht dress Shoes, do do io
Do do goat skin pumps. do do do
DO Go calfskn do DO do do
DO morning slippers, various colours
Misses cUioured and bac! lasting and morocco slim
Pcrs, the greatest variety ever in this city
BOYS calf skin bootccs and shoes double lined
Do light calf skin and seal skin dress shoes
Chidrens leather shoes and bootees
DO lastinr and morocco bootccs and shoes, Of
every color and shape,
Together with every other article of boots boo,ecs
and shoes that can be made and all of them Of their
own manufacture.
Also,
large assortment of seal skin and hair trunks
Leather travelling trunks, with iron frames and
patent locks
Carpet travelling bags
Very handsome and superior made fancy mor,,2,o
trunks
Days Martins backing, and large supply Of
paste backing
Gould's real japan sponge blocking, at Is .cnts
per bottle
Patent spring punch plyeus
Silk and cotton broids
No. black ribbon
And large supply Of gents cheap nailed and peg
ged boots aud right summer pumps at the store cor
ner of Main and 1 ltl streets.
mar %
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ITEMS.

A Public Dinner was given 10 Mr.. Barbour.
our late Minister TO England. by the citizens of
Richmond last Saturday.-A similar mark OF
respect was shown, last week, BY the citizens
of Philadelphia, TO Mr.. Brown, our late Minis.
ter TO France.
Mr.. McLane, the successor Of Mr.. Barbour,
had his first audience with the King Of England
on the 18th of October.
Judge Williams trial has been suspended a
few DAYS, in order to give his counsel time 10
respond to .he Articles Of impeachment Wm.
G. Hunt, esq. Of Nashville, proposes TO publish
the Trial 10 pamphlet form at 50 cents tor every
hundred pages.
The King of Spain is said to have been so
much overjoyed when he heard that Tampico
had surrendered TO his arms, that he created
Gen Barradas and Com Laborde Field Mar
shais aud Counts of Castle, and seot each Of
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Improvement In Tailoring.
Nov. %.

/HIiE Subscriber has he pleasure to inform
- the Iaiors IN this vicinity, that the utili-
" Of his system is COW established hey ond a
doubt having spent the creates, part Of the
last eight months in the District OF Columbia,
and the cities of Baltimore and Phadelphia
and receiving extensively the patronage cf the
best Tailors in those places, he does not he iate
to say, that his system is by far the best ever in
troduced into the trade He would inform
, those who have already taken the system. that
it is very much improved since they have taken
il, and believes'that il would well repay the
trouble and expense of a journey 10 Lynchburg
to obtain those improvements. The Christmas
hoydays would offer convenient opportunity
for that purpose. He would be glad 10 visit
them personally, but that would he ont of his
power. He expects TO remain in Lynchburg
until after Christmas, but if he should not, Mr..
Sumpter, or Mr. Livingston will answer the
same purpose. Those who have not yet taken
the system will do well to obtain il. as there il
no doubt they will find it very mach TO their
advantage. The price will be reduced 10 $40
10 those who shall become regular subscribers
TO the fashions TO others, il will be $50. he
forwarded the last report of the fashions to al,
those who had taken the system. and il any
one has not received it, they can obtain one by
sending TO Lyrchburg.
Those who have purchased the system and
wish 10 become subscribers 10 the fashions
would do well to send their communications
post paid to Lynchbure soon, il II should be in.
convenient for them to come personally. The
reports will be issued twice year and will be
sent with or without sheet of Prints, as may
be directed including the prints the price will
be $l0per year, without the prints, IL will be
30. DANIEL WILLIAMS.
~
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MARRIAGE.

MARRIED. On Hedne day The lafh inst. By
the Rev. N. II. cobfis, d.. HECTOR HARRIS
Of Bedford, 10 Mis- cAfHAkiNE A.. dangh.
ter of Mrs. Elizabeth Alexander Of New Lon.
don.
-. ut Challo IL Court House, on The 18Th
inst. Ivy the Rev. Mr. Clopton, Nj. MAR
SHALL l.. HARRIS. formerly Of Hanover, 10
Miss MARTHA A. W. daughter Of Hllery
Goode, Esq deed.
-. by the Rev. WIN. J. Wa'lcr. the 1911
inst Mr. GARLAND pOiNDtX ER Of Bed.
ford county, 10 Ms JULIA BINGHAM, Of
this place.
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Right OF Suffrage. Rnt il issaia. ln II ME,
vents the migration of other citizens TO this
State. He Iidculed the " mole idea as also
The alleged infefiorit, of Virginia. TO the other
Slales. lie said be was satisfied. thst there
was no Vhgiuian who had ggne TO another
State aud witnessed their general elections.
who did not come back cured OF this attach
ment to universal suffrage Mr. Randolph
remarked, that we would only take the small.
poH once MIR l.. said once only, unless we
became injected by others
Tie said, that whenever universal sui.
frage was Introduced. ii was acrompanied by
provision. which showed that lhe riga, OF 70.
ting had been extended TO men, who ought n,t
10 possess it and had not Independence e.
nough to exert it, Why was il that where the
system was adopted, il was accompanied by
the ballot-box but because IL was supposed
that many, 10 whom II had been given, We re
incapable of the independence necessary an its
exercise. Mr. L. said he had fully expected he
introduction of thsprovison with the system of
universal suffrage here-that, II was lie ripa
roce mode OF voting. the open expression of
their sentiments, which was necessary to pro.
duce the independence of voling-that like all
other virtues, moral courage was increased by
exercise. Mr. l.. also stated, that The caucus
scheme, or AS it is now called, Conventions, are
itCbSsdiHN COuneEitu W iii inlS nnlDgTSuL SUI
Jrnge. lie deprecated The effects of any such
system.
lie believed that torn as we are by con
hicl of interests, marked out by geographical al
lines, threatening the dismemberment of the
State, nothlAg keeps us at peace but the innu.
ence ofthc general government. Never was
any society disturbed about affairs of property,
VII hout beng exposed 10 some such agitation
Nothing keeps Us from cutting each others
threats but our relations 10 the federal govern.
ment. lie appealed then 10 tho embarrass.
meats, the dangers from without, which had
awaited the formation Of the presen, Coostitu-
tion-and the caution with which our lorela
Tiers lad acted m those days He referred to
the excitement aud difficulties which prevai He'd
at the present time, aud drew from hem an
| argument in favor OF the can'ion and clrcnm
sprction with viii the Convention ought TO
proceed--And he concluded with a stroug ap-
peal to the good sense and discretion OF the
| Convention.
After Mr.. Leigh had concluded, Mr. bod
| bridge moved for the committee 10 rise. which
| was cauied--and then on motion Of Mr.
Nacrae, the committee adjourned til IL o.
| 81 OK
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them petiicdat. embroidered Ivy i kingiy
hands. specially for the Virgin hlury. What
will he say when he hears of thu disastrous ter.
minaiion OF the QuiAolie expedition
I, Is reported, bur is not generally believed,
that Treaty of Alliance, offensive aud deieu.
sve, has been concluded between The iyrants
Ferdinand Of Spain and Miguel OF Portugal.
Il Is pretty certain that some extensive pri
waite speculaiinns have been made, aud are still
going on IN Texas, with view To its annexa.
tlon 10 the United States. The anxiety Of Zen.
aior Benton and the 81. Louis aud Nashville
spectators on this subject. may he traced 10
this fact.
The Legislature of Moth Carolina con vene,
az Raleigh on the l6th In the Senate, Bedford
Brown, esq of Caswell, was chosen Speaker, by
n majority Of % votes over Louis ID. Wilson
of Edgecomb.--l the House of Commons
VIM j. Alexander Of Meckenburg was chosen
Speak ?, on the 9TH ballot: bis competitors
were Charles j. Fisher OF Rowan, aud Joseph
lll Of Wilmington toy. owen, in lis
NJ sangc. recommends "inr buarance" on The
IarlH question, as he anticipates its essential
modification uader he present adminisii alton,
Gen. Edward b. Dudley hns brcn elected n
member OF the next Congress from North Chr
DINA, TO supply the vacancy oceasioned by the
death of Gov Gabriel II lines.
A State Colonization Society has been orra.
nIzrd IN Ind lana,
The Democratic Pres. of Philadelphia, has
been merged Ia another journal ol that city,
aud It's veteran conductor Mr.. BlSNs has 10.
I lred from the editorial vocation
The Vera Cruz Censor of the 9th uliimo
contains n memorial ofihn Legislature of pue.
bio 10 the President of the Mes,can Republic,
IN which he is requested 10 put his cabin IN
order. iii miss two al his ministers aud give
Mr. Po'nscit his passport, IN order that this
genIlemnn may leave the Republic NJ once
The memorial was 10 be seni rs circular 10
the Leg lslatures OF all the several States.
The Wilmington Gazette says, at may b,
gratifying 10 our readers 10 learn that letter,
from Mt. MLANE hive been received by hi.
friends IN this place down to the --latest
dates ~ which time he WAS well, During ia,
voyage he was much affected with sea sick
ness, but had recovered from il upon going on
| shore"
SAM PArcH, DEAp We lean from the
New York Commercial, TINT poor Patch mad,
hrs last jump on Friday las, from the Genesse,
rails He struck tho water oDhquely, and
was taken out deai
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OBITUARY.

DIED, u her tesldente in Scousyi'le, Alnc.
male county, on Friday the 10th inst, Mrs
NANCY NOEL. een .ori OF the late thompson
Noel. Sen. Mrs. n. Lad borne with christian
fuIt,tudc aud resignation n long aud affecting
illness, and departed tins sublans,y scene ess
,eemed aud regretted by all who knew her.
She his left NUMEROUS relatives and friends 10
deploro their iireeoverable loss.
-, on Monday oighl The 10th inst IN
Amherst county, Nj. MARY HANSARD.
wife Of Dir. Ambrose HaDsafd.
-----. on the 23d inst JAMES MILLER,
esq High Shefifof This county.
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LONDON, Oct g.

LONDON, Oc'. u.
Owing to = variety Of causes, we have had
rather an eyentfu quarter (in that just expired(
for business. Our Corn market, which, in con
sequence Of very unfavorable weather, had ris-
en- considerably, and was expected to 90 still
higher, has on the contrary be come exceedingly
dull at decline Of 5s To los per quarter on
Wheat, aud other grain in proportion.
Toba eco has remained pretty steady. A good
many orders have been executed within the last
month Tor the northern and other ports, at pri
ces beyond what could be obtained for some
time previous aud altogether about 1000 hhds.
have been taken off the market (of which about
one third only for expectation, and exclusive of
some floating cargoes which have been sold for
the Continent, the last of which, a cargo of
Kentucky, said to be OF good quality, brought
2os I'D per 100 lbs. manifest. We quote prices
oow OF fine leaf lid a I'D middling 8 Lid
3 I'D ordinary . I'D Sd; parcels,3 4
add; stemmed led I'd. The finer
qualities wanred and very scarce, and the ar. cle
generally rather in favor.
LoNpoN Oct 10.
Tobasco-The saIes repaired this week are
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Nov 10.
Valuable Real Estate at 4 uctior

n Will SELL, on Wednesday tbs 10th De.
u ccmber, thai beautiful square Of ground on
Federal Hin, in front Of John X. ID. Paynes
residence also, Al feet Of ground on Matt
street, adjoining Mr.. J. NJ. Warwick's brick
building also, 2 tenements opposite TO The
Franklin Hotel.
TERMS-6 ~ and IS months credit. The
sales will be conducted by John X. ID. Payne,
Auciioneer.
ROBERT IRVINE, Executor of
WIN. Irvine, decd.
Nov 90. IDS
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FARMERS ENN.

HNHE subscriber having taken the house
II on top nfthe hill, and Immediately on
the turnpike passing Mr. Poe's, has opened u
House OF Public Entertainment. The building,
have Undergone a thorough repair olso new
stable aud other necessary buildings erected
He is prepared 10 accommodate those " no ma y
call on him. There Is also, al extensive wagon
yard attached 10 Tue establishment. lie az.
specially so,elis = sha,e of public patronage
Tho whole will be under the superini rndance of
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnett
ARCHER BROWN.
Nov % "A
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Notice to the Public.

"HEREAs l executed bond to David
w and Geo, Burks executors of DAVID
Buiks. Sen. deceased, tor the sum Of $500 %,
due and demandable The 18th June, 1929, which
said bond was handed over To David Burks
executor AS aforesaid. Now, this is to forwara
all persons from trading for or taking an ass gn-
ment Of said bond, as the same is paid of.
GEORGE BURk5.
Nov % II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-26

Road from Lyachb@rs 10 Charlottesville 1t
will be recollectrd, that. n year or two ago, the
Legislature passed an act authorizing commits.
soners to lay out road from this place to
Charlottesville. The commissioners, daring
the last season. completed the survey, and we
understand the county courts of Albemare,
Nelson aud Amherst have received and sane
some slight alterations. II is expected they
will Immediately commence constructing the
new road, which it is said will not only short en-
but improve the wsy from here to Charloltes
vile.
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u The papers are manlfrsiiug considerable
light thai Gen. Wingfed Scott has after Ivy o
lou, disregard OF the orders OF his superior
officer CONSENTED. at the earnest solicitation OF
Gen. LAFAYETTE. 10 abide hy the de sion Of the
late President Ad,ms and resume his stain, n,
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NEW LONDON
ACaNEMN.

HNilE Subscribers inform he public Ina, the
u New London Academy vein he under
their charge during the ensuing ,tas The NEXT
Session will commence on the first day OF Inn.
uary, Boardsrs furnishing heir own bed.
wood and candles, ean BIZ accommod ted on
reasonable terms. in The family Of Nr Ed
rund Cobbs, who will reside immediately Of
tue hcademv end with whom one Of the
icar'ers viii also board Besides MI the usu.
NJ studies OF Academies, the snctcd scriptures
will hereafter be regularly and particularly
taught, The prize Of Tuition ,s fifteen dollars
per session, IN ddrnnre
NICHOLAS H. COBBs.
HENRY l. DAVIES
Nov. 90. a.
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HAVING though, nm Eadbiihm(nt Of thi.
u u kind necessary for The accouD ION
OF the public. have fitted up a handsome
room adjoining their DRY GOODS STORE.
where they have jns, opened an extensive AS
soriment OF GksrLFmrss', BOYS, and CHI
DRESS HATs aud CARS, Of various qualities and
prices. from the most calculated manufacture
in the United States Also, Ladies', Gentle
mems Boys, Misses and Childremt SHOES
and BOOTS, ol every description aud fashion,
purchased aud made IN New York, Philadelphia,
Boston and Newark, which will be suld at the
lowest prices by wholesale ant retail.
An experienced MN Ia employed IN this de-
parimeDt, who, we hope, will give gene, al sat +
'sfac'ion. II Is our determination 10 leave no
efforts untfied TO make this "A ful e,iablish
ment to the public aud ourselves. We theieiote
hope Tor n share of patronage.
MCKEE T. MEM.
Nov 10. 2wif
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HEWSON'S OFFICE.

HEWSON'S OFFICE,
Lynchburg, Nov. &c, 1929.
Drawn numbers in the Washington City Lotte-
ry, class No. II,
90 Ill So Ia 80 40 l6 So %
Call and receive the cash, or renew your
prizes at NE" ooNo D
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Malaga Grapes, 81.

Maia5a Nrapea, 10.
Malaga Grapes, Prunes
FIbsrs, Soft Shell Almonds
Bunch Ralsins. Figs
Currsnis, Citrons, Oranges
LemoIs, Palm Nuts, Cocoanats
Jameison's fresh Crackers, direct from
Alexandria
Superior Lamp Oil. and a small lot prime
Picked Oysters, just received, and f.r sale by
SANL. AYRE5.
Nov. %. OF
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~ We regret TO hearihat g. w. Leigh, ESQ
was burnt in eilsy, in Tlarrsonhurg (9ocking
ham county,) n few days since, on the recep.
ton al that place of hs Speech in The Consrn-
ton, with regard TO the basis Of representa-.
ton. Mr.. Leighs Speech was, it is true, very
well calculated 10 excite the elings of the
people af the Valley aud the West but they
should bave selected some other mode Of ex.
pressing their disspprobston. Til, burning IN
ethgy is a contemplate and cowardly mode OF
resentment, and we hopeit Will not be initiated
elsewhere.
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THE EssSGINEAN.
LYNCHBURG. NOV. 26, 1929.

u We are no, exact, 10 the situation OF the
editor OF the xenia (ohio) Record who. in his
paper al The 81 inst. rcmarked--'' Not having
any thing 10 say. have concluded 10 say no.
ihing--the best way in the world 10 gel along F"
Butwe are almost in as bad q way, SINCE we
have room TO say very little, And. by the way,
it might be greatly to our advantage il ihs were
more frequently the case, for sundty grave aud
potent reasons, not the least of which is TINT IL
will always be the best way {, get on as long
as there are two sides To question.
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CONVENfiON.--Ihe proceedings of the
Convention compel us to exclude almost every
hing else from pur columns this morning
They are brought down 10 Friday evening. our
latest newspaper dme from Richmond. Verbal
accounts say that Mr.. Randolph took the floor
ON Saturday in opposition 10 the extension Of
the Right of Suffrage, aud had not concluded
his argument when the House adj ourned As
TO the basis Of representations we learn that the
necessity OF Il compromise was admitted by all
moderate mn; and it was supposed tina, one
would be effected, supported by an imposing
majority, consisting of the temperate portion
Of the two parties. SO mote il be
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Nov %.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-30
FOR SALE OR RENT.
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT

In NEWARK Delaware. The house is 4s by 80 feet, two
tories high nearly new handsomely painted, and in excel
emit order with enclosure in front, and another at
he back and one of the ends On the first floor there
our rooms, and the second, five. The appurtenances
are convenient kitchen adjoining the houses stable,
carriage house. &c. The lot contains three acres, and has
been we'll lined and MANFRED
Part of the building formerly occupied as store
for which it is the best stand in the villages butt for the
boarding School, To this purpose it is peculiarly adapt
ted, the school being airy and spacious, the other
apartments large enough for the comfortable accommoda
ton of than twenty boarders. and the high enclos
of exercise and recreation eligible situation for
boarding school, either Of boys girls, could not easily
be found The Village is healthy and pleasant, and the
To merchant teacher parent DESTROYS of giving
his sons classical education, this property offers great adj
vantages-possessiun will be given on the 25t of March
next. For terms apply to Mr. James Robinson Newark
or to the in Wilmington, WM. SHEhER'
Dec 5, 1928. 1awtf
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SPECIMEN OF ALTERATION.
w. G.. C.

The following probably the most perfect specimen OF
ALTERATION extant Whoever has any time attempted to
ne an acrosc merely is of the embarrassment Of
,eng confined particular initial letters Here the whole
labet is fathomed and each word in each line, claims its
,wn proper initial 1t worthy the ndeatgabe persevcr-
,nce of another Dean Swift.-Centinei
SIEGE OF BELGRADE.
"An Austrian army, awfully arrayed.
Boldly, by battery, beseged Belgrade;
Cossack commanders cannonadlng GOMEZ
Dealing distinctions devastating doom;
Every endeavor, engineers essay,
For fame. for fortune,-6ghtng furious fray;-
Generals 'gainst generals grapple- gracious God!
How honors Heaven, heroic hardwood!
Observation-Disclosures in i'll,
Klnsmen kill kinsmen,--knsmen kindred kill
Labor low levels loftest, longest lines
Men march mid mounds, mid moles, mid murd'rous
mines:
Now noisy noxious numbers notice nought
Of outward obstacles opposing oughts
Poor patriots, partly purchased, partly pressed,
Quite qiaking quickly quarter, quarter quest:
Reason returns, religious right rebounds,
Suwarrow stops such sarguinary sounds,
Truce to the Turkey-triunph TO thy train!
Unjust, unwse, unmerciful Ukraine!
Vanish vain victory, vanish victory vain
Why wish we warfare Wherefore welcome were
Xerxes, ximenes, Xanthus Xavere /!
Yield! ye youths! yey eomen yield your yell
Zeno's, Zarpater's, Zoroaster's zeal,
And all attracting--arms against appeal"
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-30
TPuBLrc, No. ~


AN ACT for altering the times for holding the
sessions ofthe Circuit Court of the United States
for the District of Georgia, at the places provl-
ded by law.
Be IL enacted By the Senate and House Of Represent
atives Of the United States Of america an Congress as
sembtea, That the sixth Circuit Court Of the Uni
ted States for the District Of Georgia, which is by
law appointed to be holden on the fourth Monday
in November, annually, at Savannah, in the said
state, shall hereafter be holden the Thursday
after the first Monday in November, annually, at
Medgeviile, in the said State; and that the session
of the said Court which is now required by law to
be holden on the sixth day of May annually, at Mil
edgeve in the said State, shall hereafter be ho-
den on the Thursday after the first Monday in May
annually at Savannah, in the said State; and that
all process, which shall have been issued, and all
recognizances returnable, and all suits and other
proceedings, which have been continued to the
said Courts respectively. on the days. and at the
places heretofore provided by law for their meeting,
shall be returned, and held to be continued to the
said Courts at the times and places herein provided
for the meeting of the said Courts respectively.
Approved, 2lst Jan. $780,
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BY AUTHORITY.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED At THE-sEc
oND SESSION OF THE TWENTIETH CONGRESS.
[PuBLIc No. 6.
AN ACT to amend an act entitled " An act for the
better organization of the Medical Department
of the Navy" approved Gath May, 1928.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
senatves of the United Males of .qnerica in Con-
g,ess assembled, That every Surgeon who was in
the Navy, at the time of the passage of the act for
the better organization of the Medical Department
of the Navy approved twenty fourth of May, one
thousand eight hundred and twenty eight shall be
entitled to the additional pay and raons accord
ing to length ofservice) provided for by the fourth
section of that act, notwithstanding such Surgeons
may not have been examined, or received their ap-