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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07

LA FOR SALE,
EnMA Tho valuable Lot o. Ground containing
Hi IN lour acres ..i,n tie dwelling and out hot-
GStBL-.s recently erected thereon, in the neigh
booTnood Of Brllvle, and between the Wcslharn and
Richmond Turnpike Roads. All the buildings are
entirely new, the house IS very handsomely finished
for family residence, and here Is well OF excel
lent water IN the yard For terms, apply to
sept 2i-pois GUSrANUS "A. MYERS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07

~ UNANVAX.-Wa ccmnlIIicd 10 The aiI OF Jefferson
~ county the 9 day of May last negro an NAMED
BILL blacksmith by I,de, aud supposed beung TO
southern trader Tie very black has smiling councnance
Is about feet 10 inches high, aud about u years old lie for
incry belonged YIN Little, Of this county. The ovIr is
requested prove property and take him away or he vii bn
sold for his jail fees, as the law directs
sept i-W3mo THOMAS GRlGGS, JaIor JefT CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-07

The Now York Journal of Commerce saws
Letters from Now Orleans, dated Octaber 10th.
say there is not case of yellow fever in tn ctv"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-20

III Il fell into the ltc. where oe.a,a orcs.;.. A..
osmaEo.I The. cophnander in-chirf rovnrje3 th;s
gallant and daring oetion with military dscSc>tior
isw days snsr Rndnissehcnks found anosbss oppor-
tunIty 70 give striking proof Of his presence Of ind
by pitching an enemys grenade Of 20 pounds Out Of
the redoubt. On rcportof this being made, tho
Emperor condeSccndcd topromvto him 10 tho rcnk az
aPyrotcchnist and 10 order reward OF 1000 rbos 10
be paid to him with redoubled pay hsr0pkes. A Po-
rctchinst, OF the n4Ino Of KiriIa Tschornowanow
OF tho tith Brigade Of Artillery ,napfsstcd smi-
lar degree OF inlrepdity bciore Shtna when seeing
grenade falling into the midst Of the redoubt pick
cd up instantly, and hurled il over the breustvorl
after which u burst harinlessly in the fosse. 49,
When the enemy suddenly attacked our insrcuch-
mcnts before Shumla, during the nign between An
gust "a and a. and had already. owing TO the supc.
roiy OF his forces. penetrated intv the tchcs: %
rotechnist, Fcdor Wendernl]sp OF III. ith brigaS,
OF Artillery, took, by order Of Sub Lieutenant Me-
tcrs, grenade, with the utmost snnr fo;d Echt.l
IT, and hurled il into the ditch, where 4 ca,,sci Tho
greatest havock and destruction amongst the storm;n
party ofthc Turks. This daring sodier.was rsvards
ed by the COMMANDMENT Chiefly with q military de-
coration. a,.t (. -
AZ the commencement Of the winter, the weather
was very stormy bnd tempestuous, aud moreover the
DRIFT ice had totally Interrupted the Communications
with the opposite bank Of thc Danube ESPECIALLY at
time when transports of provisions wcfe expected
at ilirsowa The continuance Of the ,infavourabo
whether had reduced the advanced posts at Teach
crnowody TO the greatest Distress for want of bread
and biscuit. As soon as Nicolas PolinkoG citizen
OF Orlow, who followed the cuInp rs suffer- To- Iir.
sowa, was apPrized of this circumstance. he without
loss OF tilne carredn conveyances of his own OOOlb
OF bread and 2.000lbs Of biscuit to sTschernowodv
aud distributed the gratuitously to troops eta
toned there When his Majesty. the Emperor was
informed of this disinterested action he desoned 70
give Plotmkof medal bearing the inscription .sTor
zeal"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-20
F,em tAe oa.,l.. :. p..r.hurrh.

Rv'Sidn terpyise.--During an euRagement un.
der TIC walls Of Siistfa. bomb with burning match
thrown by theenemy. fell into rodoubt. bonn
barber, Of the name OF Rudntshcnke, belonging TO
the first batter-compsny Of the 9Th Brigade Of Ar
tIlcry, being aware of tho danger which this accident
threatened, seized hold ofthe bomb and threw il so
ccvsrY oyer the bsfape tia, \ cid 20. tR7iodc III
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-20

Lost autumn, Gays the Jcntlcman's Magazine OF
Fashion, 'we behold musnchios on the lips of those
dandes who belongcdto the most quiet professions;
(avnriios added about the middle Of the winter,
under tho chin, and all the chin locks as IN y
called or The razor =, f.l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-20

Dcoth from f'ar.--During tho tlundcr storm on
Sunday night, lady residing in Courtloud street,
was very much alarmed and went to bed. As tho
storm increased, she became exceedingly aei.ate6,
and at length fit seized her. Before medical as
sTstsnce conld reach her she was a corpse
Co..r,ez.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-20

NEW Z ORK, June 10. >
During the violent thunder storm on Sunday nigls
the lightning struck tree in Mercer. above Fourth
Ell and thence attracted supposedly stove pipol
to email wooden tenement where II instantly killed
a colorcd man who was in tho act Of descending tho
stairs. Two other colored persons lay on fcath-
or beds within few feet OF the spot where tho de-
ceased was struck, were not injured.
The Commercial Advertiser states that during
the storm, sIoop wasupsct in the North River, and
four apprentice boys, who were returning from n
Sunday frolic, wero drowned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-31
THOMAS WATSON.
ABNER ROBINSON.

Richmond Rolling s Sitting NIL and Nal Fact,sV.
M have for sale large stock of Cut Nails made of i'm
ported swedish Iron, OF our manufacture and IT,,
quality warranted We prepared TO execute orders far ali
ne angus sizes from 80 TO 40d IN CASKS containing 100 70 20
IDS. each also Bnds Horse Shoe iron Rods and Rolled l1o.
OF every descrpuon we are determined sell low as any
tn can DC imported aud we invite county friends and
neCha generally TO call ar1 examine the goods before trey
immense power and construction calculated cut FINN
70 men spikes, which eau be substituted iCr the wul,
that are no better, and far costly.
linn r.. HAEAIJ.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-31

To Planters IF Tobacco OF, james RiDer.
NOTICE is given ta, all Tobacco intended for Sbockn
Warehouse, arriving IN the Basin, win, ifdesrg be n,
ceived into the Fire Proof Warehouse subscriber rotr
the Basin and adjoining Shocau free Of expense of drayag
aud receipts granted by the Inspectors Shocke without
neT expense to The owner, wUn called for inspection slu
plr5 than would occur if it delivered into Shu.
ke Ample insurance has been effected upon all tobacco stb
~ the house above named W. T. MORRIS
VALUABLE LAND FOK SXT1F5.-ITat Vcl
known and desirable Plantation called Pleasant Meadow
situated in tire county Of Amherst belonging the estate oi
Joel Franklin, deed aud lying the waters Of Pvny river
containing eight hundred and frytree This landi,
VOL adapted 20 the CULTURE Of tobacco corn wheat s
There IS the tac FIVE hundred wood land aud the
open land III good heart 1t will he sold in BODY or in lots to
suit purchasers, as hec settlements OH sid land ANY
person or persons disposed TO purchase viii Ire shown the pre-
misses by Robert w Carter Hector Atksson An idisp
bic tue can be made as all the egaec Of lawful age One
nan OF Inc purchase money band and the balance in two
gDn'ial instruments with lien to secure the two k payments
The improvements two dwelling houses Of them ane
ana commodous barn. farmhouse with all necessary out.
houses with well fexceilen waten the yard In point
heah and situation, this land surpassed by the upper
country Should the above property not be disposed of private
w we shall offer it publ; action the premises tho
hrst day oi Az. nes= BY THE LEGATEES.
JAZZ via
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-31

Tie .Ne,o FLAPS Of Tirginia Henirgs Staf,aes at
large Gttne,'s and Randotph's Reports of Cars
argued ana determined IN the Court of .4ppeaLs
Journals ef the Senate and House Of Delegates Of
ptrginia, from l776 to 1880 ascl,lsive, and Of The
Contentious Of I775-6 and 1888.
HNHE Legislature having directed the sale Of these
= Maps aod Books, mmy of which were. purcla-
sed by the State to insure the publications they are
offered to tire public at Except the Journals much
less than cost: and as the proceeds to be applied
to the increase of the Library of the State it Is hope
that every Virginia purchaser will be disposed TO
supply himself from this source.
Ofthe large Map of Virginia, so Justly admired
1or Its general accuracy and beauty Of execution but
"a limited number of copies remain for sale. The
Journals which lave been printed at the public ex
pense embrace the entire period of our Revolutionary
struggle contain much valuable and Interesting mat
ter, are no where else to be had and with the Str
tutes at large, ought to be in the Library of eve,
Virginian. 10
The following the prices: For the large Min
3su; small Map SO; Henings Statutes at large per
set OF ~ vols. SIG; Gilmers Reports 81 per vol;
Randolph per set Of vols $50, or in proportion for
any volume except the 5tl, which cannot be sold foy
less than s.; for the Journals per set, comprising five
qnarto and three octave vols. S25, being no more
than the expense of printing and binding.
Orders addressed to the subscriber al the Cauitoi
IN the City of Richmond, to Bicssrs. J. g. j. r.
Heron, corner above the Eagle Hotel Will be prompt
iy attended to- VIM H. RICHARDSON,
mar 24-6t Clerk Council and Librarian,
NE ONsI EUR TOi1SON will Stand the ensuing seaso,
" at rec HILL near Richmond His will commence
VIII be et 10 mares at fifty dollars tire season. which may he
discharged by the payment II forty dollars within the sca1n
Mares can be insured at eventve dors payable when ire
every e "
The Tree Hill estate has been leased ard well enclosed nv
te SUBSCRIBERS who will furnish good pastage for mare
gratis and stable them i'll all had wehe1 They can be T
fed, If required, at % cents per day
Every desirable arrangement has been made FOR the act,-
mediation OF mares; and of the subscribers win give his
constant personal attentions order they may i vii
treated and returned their good order The nier
signed cannot be responsible for accidents escapes but will
use every eXeon TO prevent both Monsieur ronson a
beautiful ay fifteen hands three inches high with black les
nane and tail lie is finely poioroie exhibiting great BOW
er and beauty throughout his fon Ills blood appearance ami
performance. be surpassed by any lre on the cf
nent For Pedigree, sc. see horse bills -
- THOMAS WATSON
leo 3-fc ABNER ROBINSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11

Ga % c,s ca do PRIME hsox1i IS cts Aiahamas ss
IL. and the cane qusnssy ofUpands 4 10 i.2ssr
SVs--Thers y nothing duias IN Co6es
Ds.seaie ooods-Puoes remanAs Without s,ssaticn ard
Drrss r Dye Ssv6s-sales q Sugar Of Lead have been
made q 81 CT ;fhubSSb nx 50 f.f.l -''.l -
kI-Sales Of ackssel have betn ado as prices sha5s
lower than former quosssinns- -.
FI0urThs Of the week hs besn ssfy hsh and
reduction baa admitted Sos Of New fosk have
teen uodc 81 IS u; Troy % o7i-e; Howard sIeet
Grua-Abou, $500 bssAsls Of vsean Wheat hsss essn
sold Al u ~ AZ NoheTa Rye bsoaen " 70 cts Yellow
Com, SIS Sc; and Northern Oafs, 39-n 20
l.saheS-A public sale TOOK place on the 4fh'
Upwards Of 10000 sides Sos feuther hemlock tannec
~ L..
notasse-The make, article been exceedingly
dub dDfS the week. lot Of Orleans broushs % 3 ~
Seats
Lsee-Sales have been made a, "a q 2 eta per n.
.Spriss-WhisAey is selling N ~ l-Sa37ct cts
Sugars-At private sale ios q Zorro Rico wassaten g
al - Al public ealo les H. O!eans IS so 81 per
100 lbs
IS IL; % do New Jerseys caxgo) 81 So
COTTON TRADE % NEW YORK.
Of Cotton imported n.D this city hom La yenesy 70
LIST June was 7l,c8 Bale&
Same period last year es33
Decrease In 1879 IAS2
Exported during the same period TN -. -
present year toi9
Same period last year LISA
DECREASE ia 1879 1851
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11

49,, HARrvoap, (Conn.) June l..
Iau,nis,, 4. ;siltaing and fInl-On Friday after.
naon, the Path nit. We were visited by one of the
most severe thunder aad hail storms within our recol
lection. Tho lightning struck the mast of sloop
yirg az one ofour wharycs, and svered it to
There were several persons in the cabin, who expe.
rlenced heavy,shoci; but received no serious iniu
~. The hail stones that fell here were larger than
t.ver before recolected in ths Notwithstanding
rom J'p inches IN circumfercnce-causing much
damage to g.ass, grain. gardens, fruit trees &c.
Welcarn. fsom Manchester, o miles east Of us)
mat the null storm there still more powerful:
aud we should SO judge from tho specimens of tho
stones that were brought into this city tic next NOR
Mug They must have been ofthe size of hens ergs
The glass IN the windows OF the two Meeting Hons
CO. winch have RECENTLY been built, entirely domoisl
cn-the gram nearly ruined, and trees suffered Sc
reret Much damage also done to several fac
tories and private bndiugsn the destruction of glass
Union Factory alone sustained loss OF upwards of
5000 Pancs. The storm shifted to every point of
the COMPASS; but the heaviest from the south
cast For short time il blew quite gale
Wcssp learnfrom Stafford that the storm q, that
place was stll more severe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11

The Tufkshays opened tho csmpsign IN ASA, by
ncn2g on the Offensive They made an assault on
the nruessof Akhal1Is, ia the carly part Of March,
nnd invested tor several days Upoa receiving in
formation that Russian reiniorcements approach
inc. they rc<restod ingood order. =
Jusuf PscAS is not dead, 30 there is more rooues
BY on5 in the work. than we thought. The dcuth of
one Of hissccretaries gave rise to the report. .
Tho Russisns land Acnucntly on the cost Of Ron.
inca, make few prisoncf get some provisions nd
then re-cInhark.
The ovcrfowing OF tho Dapule, and the swell, os
the rivers generally throughout the East have re,ar
dcd military operations. ~ :,
Grand Trolling .Mitca.--The long talked OF match
between Rafttcr, the American horse and Miss Tur
ner the Welsh safc for 400 sovercipns was decided
On Saturday week, over 10 miles of ground between
Cas.srslge aud Godrnanchester, commencing at the
seco0d milestone s-sn cambridge. This was the
.rst occasion ON which, the asrits of Rather had
been brought into action in this coantry although he
mad won oil his mstches in America. He gave the
mare minute At starring, which was about equi-s.
lent to 600 yards but overlook her at the end of
miles At the close IF the 10th mile the horse was
tuil 90 yards 'front.' having completed the distance
an 10 minutes and 20 seconds! feat unparalleled in
tao history Of horse flesh in this country. The time
OF the mare was 81 minutes and 20 seconds and ina
king allowances for breaking and turning. the credit
quo to her was scarcely nerur to that given to the
horse. GsFs. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11
BIGGER,S OFFICE-
sTEAM SUGAR.

ME oder fT salc Of family loaf and ump
w Sugars refined by D. l.. Thomas of Baltimore With
Steam apparatus lately erected by him, upon the recent
and sa...soved plan 6od Construction.
fhs Direct AGENCY OF hrc being in this process Of refining en-
trly disefed whb the Sugars do suffer dmuvtoa
obodt and areagh; neheS any Of bocs blood,
lima clay &C.; the whole process earned IN the SIM.
re and eates nanpcr Of which tc firm gain, iusrc bril-
Eaucy And osDur of the sugars, bear amp.c testimony and
mus sks and convince sgery PURCHASER aud consumer Of
Ilne "a it'cgE & sIzER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11

PORT OF RICHMOND.

CLEANED,
Big America. Hale, master, sos Cowea and a u,az-
ket, with tobacco.
Pc. SAILED, F-H
Steamboat Columbus, Turner, Cor Baltimore, VIA
City Point and Norfolk, with freight and passen-
gers.
Schr. Swift, james, for Baltimore, coal.
Schr. Effort, Bel, for New York, -four and so-
bacco.
Schr. Mary Ellen, Smith, for Baltimore. ccu,
S,oop Valiant, Niece, for New York, coal.
The ship Brunswick, Stanwood, cleared nj Po.e-
hand 3oth May, for Norfolk.
The Rokeby, Symson. 10, virginia, called from
Grayoscnd 27th April.
NEW YORK, June 8.-Clesred, schfs. Corsort,
ketchum, Norfblh; Armada, Clifford, Richmond; sioOp
Independence, Osborne, Norfolk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11

DID, in Hamilton, Euer CO., Ohio Thursday the Ia,h
VIZ captain JoHS SlIyIs SYMM, extensively known as tho
auto: Of the theory ofOTeD Poles and Conccic Spheres
captain Snmes was native Of New Jersey but enicracd a
an early age tothe Western country RE attached to the
y OF ths United states for number Of years. and during
ms coolness and ntrpdy he sustained through lf, the
CHARACTER OF an amable and exemplary man. and died with
religious composure and Phiosophe resignation
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11

a soldier ofthe Goth regiment at Quebec, was sho,
Tor d'serton few days since, and for violent assault
on sergeant file of men being drawn up, were
FURNISHED with muskets, one of which they were told
was not charged, to encourage ench 20 tolc bo,,o-
an, under tie hope that he should have no hand in
thr death OF a fellow creature. -0 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11
aMfft0tI Aalfa.

JEWELRY, &c. AT AUCTION.
an FRIDAY evening the Iszh 4 O'Clock, will be sd
" the the Eagle Hotel lately orcupied by Il
r. g. taam remainder Of Sir Vito Vis' goods con-
sistng OF the following JeUey: Diamond tofa- smethyss
coml garnet amber and EMERALD Breast Pms Ear Rings
coral Ncrkiacs gold cable Chains, FINGER Rings &C &c ell
Of which elegant Also s,eant Ciocks and se
handsome ornaments Sale without y.
juno n OTIS, DUNLOP 6. Co Aucx'a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11

- f'Un re C;IriSturs Enquirer of .Gdy2o
Ire following IS believed 10 he return OF the vo.es
given in this District Tor members az the Convenor &c t s
heard from We have received account Of tie vote Of the
mIee lower copnes lnsan, Cabe and Kerhawa nor the
GIsi!icf l-sls 80 N"N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11
TRUSTEES, SALE.

ID virtue of deed of trust executed to the subIi-
ID bers by John b. TiInberlaks, and duly recorded
in the County Conrts of Hensco and Hanover, We
or one Of us will, Saturday the 18th day of the
present noath sell to the highest bidder, in front Of
the Mesrs. Hubbards auction store, several negroes
and tract Of land lying in the county Of Hanover,
or much Of the personal real estate eH slis be
sufficient 10 raise the certain Of money eechre
by the said deed Of trust. Terms of sole, cash
june Ct RIO. G. SCOTT,
HECTOR DAVIS ffueee<S.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11
From he Baltimore Pof7o,.

~ From Ne Baltimore Pory7ot
ne Hon. VIM Writ and Major George NVinches
ter, have been named as candidates for Congress-
for tins district baltimore city and county, by Some
OF their friends 1t Is not probable that either vii!
corscntto stand poll.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11
COMMERCIAL Rrror0.

DAlE OF LArEsr EUROPEAN ADyIcEs.
From Liverpool. . NJ ,,
TOBACCO Anonnt Of tOlacc i1sDsctej AZ I6c T50c,,
nsFestons in Virginia during the month of Nav la ana b
quantity on hand on The psi,- ~ -'' "i'' '"e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11

Total same period las year, 1872 1880 Isal5
nc quantity Inspected siucr thc l Oct, 0he
tobacco year0 this season. win be scn has ALLEN sho
NC previous scason 1868 hhdS Tic whole amount
N Virginia from Il, O 1877 20 is Oct Igla , ts oSs
mos OF wch 550l9 vere passed. and 1861 refused Tho
noun' OF inspections this year, is generally admitted viii
prove 10 De 10 to i40 hhds sho oflasi years inspection
Sdles Of Tb61cco yesterday.
About lao hide were opene-NSe notice hiy,lc, 5,.o
70 common PSsscd and rrfused Refused q so to TO- com
mon passed 60 to4 so midug 50 70 Is; eood ,o enc
ITO TO- hv bids very 6ne sid at Ell 90 IN la '''
Sdiesef Tobacco At Shoc;t1e TYrreho,ee
PAssTn-l hid ~ s., 3atT So 2a.5, Iatd 40 Ist5ys
AT %, at SIS, 3 at 80, at 20 az 10 "a Or
Im9 % at IS, 2at ~, 2Rt :, alta 90 a, A Ia,
a 10. w. o''oV' az 30 I a,
RITrrp--i hid Al IS, 3 AT AGA, IU3 o.2a,A,uao
at 10, lat3S0 lU6 rs, 9St9I5, at5s0
''Hm5eF q boaS and anotnt Of Prod,rc pdssei dorm
Through ths Lover Locks.
JUNE s.--2a hhds. tobacco; boats; I cosI boat.
iB9 bus. coal. ~ WV
tobaccoi u bills. aour 3bue corn v10o F, Of nIsnt
1900 lbs. hemp; empty boat, small; 81 boats coal
boats 1870 bus coal =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11

VUAsHINGTON PEsINffNc ~ I.svEsy. ON ..
w manufactured by WuuAn Row az Ihs usual ul,oo.
10. ~ hdndge street New Yoss An Iosler orders q VII
DC ADDRESSED " Sausvt R which gill b pTouptlF usodsd
Tn ~ - Orders for sandrnz pross Csses snd an shc,
soEs IN me smiths hne ill b. ,bsnkfulb rrrets and ex
a " see mos expeditions snd worhmsuks nsng Ap
uat Suraoes Of any size exceeding four iaei aorre %
turned ~ complete manper.
s. Second hand printing Prcses spgIpd u ,srou,
O1- JOI rlsIHIING ,.Ss,aa q a.0 NJ = ssz.o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11

iHc uhte fIeueTlCk h0ilne, ESQ
made sle following inunifcent bequests payable on
the decease Of AIRS. kohne:
To the House of Refuge, Phladelphia. dioo 600
Orphan Society of Philadelphia, GO 600
Pennsylvania lns,itution .or the Deaf aud
Dumb, 2o,ooo
Ian, - AM s,cnooi s,'cie'y- 5000
huageipnia Hspcnsary. 10000
female Episcopal Association OK Phi.a6e,-
phia; 5000
Female Benevolent Society of st. Jarncs's
=. Church for the poor OF said Church, 5000
1isnops Fana, t'ennsylvnnia, 5000
Episcopal Society for rropagatinu Chris
tiun:ty IN Pennsylvania, 5000
Theoiogcal SEMINARY OF the Episcopal
CHURCH 100000
Epscopal Sunday School Union On noo
Episcopal Domestic AID Foreign MISSOURI
nv Society, 10000
Ladies' Bcnevo'cnt Society, Charleston,
South Carolina, 5000
ShrHss Dspensary, Charleston 5. G. 10000
Society for advancing Christianity in South
Carolina; 5000
Bishops Fund. South Carolina, 5000
Protestant Episcopal Domestic Missionary
Society, South Carolina, 10000
Mariners Church, Charleston, S. c. 5000
1pu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11
NEW YORK MARKET-Jue s.

Ises he market Is du and sales have been made NJ
reduction Pearls have been rold $1i5 and Pots ~ 10
t"t'o he sales during the week have been lrd and
VIZ AAe BUSINESS dcne about 800 Oslca;s sefS s2ssd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11

-, PHILADBLpnfA, June G.
We learn that the ate Frederick Koine, ESQ.
made ,p, following inunccnt beeucs,s, PAYABLE on
the decease of AIRS. kohne:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-11

Certain real estate in Charleston to the Orphan
Asylum OF that city-vnllc unknown.
Liberal provision is made for some relatives in
Germany, &c., and the residue of his estate is be-
Qucathed TO his executors or the survivor of them,
"ior such charitable institutions in Pennsylvania and
South Carolina MS they, he, may deem must BEN
ecal To mankind and so that part Of the colourcd
population in zach ofthc said states of Pennsylvania
md South Carolina, shall partake Of the benefit
thereof
The executors 30 this wilt are Mrs Khone, John
Dohlen and Robert Vnux, Esquircs. of Pbadclnhia.
end Robert Maxwell, Esq. Of Charleston, South Ca
rokna.
n remarkable instance Of sung JJoid occurred
fately at the poor hpu in Rochester. pauper had
his leg ainputated. When the scaipel had done its
Office and the discovered limb WINS taken from the
body, the sufferer eXclamel-"W doctor you've
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