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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
COMNIrNIC ATTD.

CONFEDERATION Of M0scop.-.This splendid exhibit
tlon which never fails to CRAFTY every bcboder will
close at the end Of this wcek'--thosc that have not
witnessed yet this beautiful scene, together with
those ingenious and pleasing little ropedancers will
not lose the last opportunity ofrcporng the Museum
III the Of this last week" after which it will
be removed from the City. 1t commences now at
O'Clock, an half hour later than heretofore.
mar l7-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18

~ NOTICE.--Thcre is a general desire that the
Debate on the Convention question shall be rescued
from the perishablc form in which it now exists and
be preserved in more durable shape. For this end
and believing that it will he valuable in future time
for purposes Of political and historical reference the
Editors ofthc Wing propose to publish in Pamphlet
and they request those who wish one or more copies
TO call at their Office, examine the conditions and
if they like them, subscribe to the work. certain
number of subscribers is indispensable to the under
liking.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
FIRST Periodical Sale Of
DoMHSTxC GOODS

i order oil the Manufacturers, to commences, &C
Ihursdoy, the second day OF April. at the store
OF oPohord, Tlleston & Co. l49 Water street and
continue from day to day until every article on the
ABOUT one thousand packages of Goods will be Of
fered consisting of the following ar,iclcs v;z.D
G6OOOIS, SHOES, HATS, BONNETS, COTTON
.. /; d Co. intend to have package sales of Do
's.Ic manniactures IN the months of April and
81 ptcmber in each year, so as to embrace the hest
seasons Tor business in the Spring and Fall. Goods
WIZ be received for the first sale until the 26th inst,
and liberal advances made
8 Catalogues Will be ready and the goods arranged
TOT examnat on two days previous to the sale
NJ. HOFFMAN 81 SONS, Auctioneers.
mar | lot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
WARD ELECTION.

VIE election of Common COuncilmen. in the Sc
VeTal Wards, Will be- held on the Isl net
nesddy IN April merit, viz: In Jefferson Ward No
az Armstrongs tavern-In Madison Ward No ?
az the Eagle llotcl and IN Monroe Ward No at
the Shockoe Hill Tavern Polls viii oDen in eacb
ward, at ten o'clock, a. NJ. 'rhc free holders of
lots within the said city, whether improved or nnt and
whether such reeholdcrs reside therein or not and
shall have resided therein at any time for tho occ
OF three months, without the intermssion of one n
months, and possess in their own right within the
same moveabe and lmmoyeable property TO The va
Tue orone hundred pounds" are entitled 20 vote.
w. ID. WREN. Sergt c r.
March pet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
GRAND CONSOLIDATED, No. ID,
To be drdion me dih Of April.
GRAND CAPITAI. OF ado nnn.

Besides $500 90, 80, 20 GO, so, 30, 80, 90, &c. &C.
Whole tickets $40, halves s, quarters so, Fights
25.
All orders post paid promptly attended to, and in
all cases the original tickets will be sent. Send your
orders to the Managers Office.
mar IL YATES g. MINTYRE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
COTTON YARNS

Il
NNHE subscribers agents for the sales of the Pc
tersburg Manufacturing Company and Amelia
Cotton Yarns, will keep regular supply, which we
otcr for sale at the Manufacturers whole sale prices
also heavy cotton shifting for servants, from the
Amelia Factory.
WORKMAN g. McGRUDER
mar I1-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
BTGGEN'S OFFTCE,

DFU5OIHg COHneciicW State IOfterV, No Z.
80 10 as IS 80 81 30.
No. 81 80 80 Capital Prize Of $1,000, and
% 80 50 prize Of 500, both owned by young men
in Richmond, to whom the cash has already been
paid, Mt the fortunate and prompt pay Lottery and
Exchange Office OF THO Il. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18

DIED, the 18th inst o'clock, r. NJ, after a pro-
tTacted Illness Of several months Mrs May PoE widow Of the
late Thomas Poe of Hcnco county I'D year her
The friends of the deceased requested attend her
from the dwelling of her John Foe apove Arnory
Thursday next, 10 O'Clock, NJ without further notice
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
Il SI7U4TON H.A.NTED.

NEW DRY GOODS STORE.-Jl.MES H. HIN
1ERhas taken the store formerly IN tie occ,uancv nj
messrs saHnss Son Brothers, Immediately opposite Nessrs
Hail MOore', and has hand general assortment nj
staple and fancy Dry Goods among winch are
Cloths, casslneTes and Satnets, fine and coarse
Red, white, green and yellow fannes
Silk and striped Valencia vesiings
Swansdown and AarseilIes do.
Irish and German linens, lawns aud cambr;cs
Calcoe assorted embracing a great variety
fancy, striped and plaid ginghaIns
liam and figured bEmbazeits, various coors
Al 10 o. laconet and book musins
Null, India and. Swiss do.
Swiss and black Italian silk cravats
Canton and Mandarin grapes Italian do.
Black Italian lustTing sencews and sarsnets
large assortment of silk cotton and woolen hosiery
Fashionable bonnet and belt ribbons
Flag Bantanna and handkerch,efs
Gloves and combs Of every description
Linen aud cotton tckings, furniture and apron checks
ismseys and ketseys suitable for servants clothing
Brown and bleaohed domestcs, diapers &c-
tarpcung. hearth rugs umbrellas, &c. &c.
Which with variety of other articles he is ,esirns 10 sell
for cash No.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
Commercial akeror0.

Nimb"r IF Boris md amount of proilce passed dorm
through Me LotD>y LocfS.
Macs ll-!6 hhds tobacco, 1870 brs -four, so corn
brls whskcy, hrns Lard Var IRON ions pt metal
cord wood, l4OO lbs mis- boats IL coal boats 3l97
bus coal.
MARcn l5ll hills tobacco sos brls -four - tons bar
iron. 200 kcg poles rkn butter H. squares slate cords
wood 40 lbs art, 10 boats III coal boats 1895 coal
u. s. BAW SrocK-At New York. March It'll 1909 1lOI
Exchange on London, 1894 1912.
BAirf1ouF, March IG
FROM RIO DE JANEiRO-Tho ship .bLircU,, Dnrw
rom RIO de Jaueiro whence she sailed 2Jd January
MIR Nol5on, o tho Exchange News Room, Eivourcd last
evening With letter, OF which the lOlowu, is
"Rio DO JANrso, I'D Jan. 1879.
There mas been great specuations nour here
bocr asking 20101 but not more than 10 TO 8O0O have
been offered --(,tvOui ~"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18

MARRIED., Thursday evening, the I2ti inst by the
Ri Rev. Bishop Moore, Mr. Gus. WN PoIAux, 10 Miss Fs,N
CEs q. TALLY both Of this city
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
SAVAGE COTTON FACTORY
IRON CASTINGS.

IItNI-N N4tIo NUS.
LITE SuoscrioeI informs the public. that ne continues
carry on the IRON FOUNDRY near the Savage
FACTORY where he makes Soft Ion CASTINGS for Ma
onnery at all descriptions. All orders sent to him MT the
onhdTy, or to NJ. GEORGE WILLIAMS, Nc. g. Bow
whari' baltimore, for Castings, will with imme
date attention. and the Castings delivered there free Of
eSpense Tor transportation. JONATHAN BONNER
Baltimore, Jan. %, 1929. l,o2,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18

Besides zoos, sos, 7Os, Cos, SOS, 48s 3Os &c. &c.
Whole tickets $40, halves s., quarters 81 so,
eghts - %; for soc in the greatest variety of num-
bcrs, at L. CHUBBS PRIZE OFFICE
March
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
THIS AZ ERNOON.

at FOUR O'CLOCK,
The Neto York Consolidated Lofteyu erf,o c,a,s NJ
9, ,riTJe dro,rn.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
SCHEME
q Prize pr;ss, of 5000 prize of si,i52
Prizcsof 1000 prizss of 400
10 do 100 80 do An
80 de 30
And upwards Of 4 900 smaller prizes
Tickets 81, halves s., quarters 81.
mar l8 s. HAWKINS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
TEEKS DAY.

Tho Now York Lottery Extra Glass No.
will be drawn in the City Of New York.
~ Number Lottery &C Drawn Ballots.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
MEAL SELVES.

"A Dozen ~, 49, and IL inch meal selves, just re-
coived, aud for sale, by JAS. WINSTON.
mar IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
YATES & nTIVTYRE's oFTxcH,

besides SO, 60, so, 40, 30. 90, 10, &c. &C.
Whole tickets s., halves so, quarters %.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18

.4nnWa1 Meeting Of tie Bible Society of "a.
ESOLVED, That the sixteenth anniversary
4 meeting of the Bible Society of Virginia, be
held in Trinity Church. in this city, on the first Tues
day (1thl in April next. at the hour of 10 clock A.
NJ. and that the Recording Secretary give public
notice of the same, and invite Auxiliary Societies to
send delegates said meeting
EEtraet from, minutes of 81 Feb, 1929
LANES GRAY RECORDING Secretary
o. Bible Societies throughout the State will confer
favor by communicating such information as thew
may deem useful; and Auxiliary Societies are 1drtic
udy requested to make up and forward their reports
to the Rev Stephen Taylor corresponding secretary
on or before the first Tueshayin March next.
Feb JAMES GRAY, Rcc'pp Scc'rv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-18
BOOK KEEPING.

mar Scot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-30

IL VIII readily be conceded, thai 20 remodel tina
fundamental laws OF community i'm such . ,canu.r
as 10 increase ats prosperity, and ecctuaIly TO secure
the rights and liberties of the Citizens - NO, only
difEcult but hazsrdous rnd That 10 render the cces,
oil such an undertaking even probable. rco,,ires a
Somoinstio" OF great s"s.ciy, comprehensive know
lodge and enlarged experience. The mn.ni,ndc an,
Importance OF the object ia view dema nd tic create,
care IN The selection % suitable rcprasen.a,. ,ns
40 mode OF obtaining men, knoo by tjisi- f,lo,r
citizens To POSSESS the requisite kno. le.lo ard x
Peflence can be moro obvious than "a Sx,cn1 H..
rar oi selection to every class of tile community
and TO choose, no matter in what rang tbev mag h.
found, men iuustrious for their virtues aud i,,,er
gencc. ~ ' -'''
10 nit the range of selection ululps. cxe.l,,sv,jy
10 that comparatively small portion of men. WINCH
Las maze law or politics the chief study would he
mgniy Hnudicious. and 1t would be still more SO 10
GHSiede sinlstcrs OF the Gospel Rom participation in
The formation OF a new governaient in as much A.
their modest worth, knowiedgeisr mankind and ac
qiaintance with the compiicale interests OF SOCIETY
cininenty qualify them TO sved and advice. i'm mai.
remarks though descriptivckfa class annIv u,,b
peculiar force to Mr.. H.. no d.; who knows l,i;n viii
presume, for moment TeBy and when 10 the
claims, Which an individual 81: such character mus,
uWays nave on public estiiDaiiDn is added the con.
Sidcrativ'ls, that Mr. Humphrey Bl'ups has with
generous SCR DEVOTION abandoned the peaceful ca
ree ne mad Chosen tor the sake Of deyo:inc his time
oh talents To the services of the public in the path of
politics. always rugged, but which as resrecis him
may almost without metaphor, be termed tiiorny
ana 'Ia'' u elected To the conventions that nurust
pody may Oeneht by his experience in matters .rcies
S'a as well as civil, the least that can be expected
IRON the gratitude and discrimination OF bs fellow
citizens - t!ie!g ugdi-ided support. FIAT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-30

TIC obes, our c.lzen Fsseho,der czny
cd 10 you The preceding reflections, clothed In the plain GARD
IN old farmer. -,
There are other and important amendments s
sdesed Anong them three Laws OF vital our
sspubcan intuions which ought to be made pat OF the
ccsudou Of Virginia, 10 s1tL the Law dcnoined estates
tas he w Of dsscens and the liberation or relation h
all Of which OF the Legislature. l..
well pcFsuadcd om my knowledge Of the high charae-
sustained by the worthy gvn,leen people of ,hs
dsc have boorcd with tier con6deDcc that should they be
elected delegates u meet n ctobcr next tn
amend the constitution Of tis commonwealth they will dis
charge s IMPORTANT trs, oonicd Ia Asm with efforts
OF their fidelity, zeal aud abty they will secure t
themselves The applause aud appreciation their constituents
and fellow cise' feel not tine smallest doubt In t. they
canno, ia fthey Keep steadily ia view this nportunt and
posing ccsderston-tau they the servants aud rns Of
The people and as they vi be the legally constituted osns Of
The people, they will advance their aud sentiments as
eey and rs mly as the people themselves individually
present N the convention aer being elected Whenever
they may bc they will feel their duty several
county courts m this district for the purpose Of receiving their
instructions on the solemn and important subjects nvuy
ing ~ their result the peace. dignity happiness aud prosperity
an, gentlemen,
Most respectfully, your fellow. citizen,
rNIfxf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-30
coI,iUviCATEy.

To he FrecFoi;eys Of ,4cco,nac, .Ioytiqoyi5n Nh
ttcics, .uiki!cscr Gi1 Gloucester, friendly 10 the
CDHcHt;c,.
Being myself friendly 70 the objects oc Ike convo,-
ticn, have watched with considerable anxiety the
proceedings of your District, to which, from various
causes, felt myself more particularly attached nd
was gratiicd 10 tlud, that such cxerons have been
made by the friends oI Reform, will trust ensure
the election OF individuals willing to- promote fhr
sautary changes expected from The labours OF con
yention. j. Is not my wish however on the present
occasion 10 say any thing in relation 20 the important
objects, which Ought to cngIrc the sniion Of that
body, bnt merely 10 bring before you the claims of
much injured individual against whom tho shafts Of
the anti cunveniiorss have been mos, industr:ously
cvcllcd, since tho Delegates of Accomac and
Northampton, n their meeting at Bell Haven nom
mated him as fl and suitable person to represent
the District | mean Mr. Humphrey RIhlps v.hn
has, is well known been nss,cd IN terms Of the
Interest obloquy, whose private a. we'll as public life
has furnished themes for the malicious comments Of
his universities, and against whom every art which
the pcrhdy OF his enemies could inyc't, has been
tTind, with view tO lesson him IN yUir estimation
and deprive him of that respect and confidence.
which, IL was apprchcudcl would secure bis election
OF the private life Of Mr. 3. il would be unhpcpnlip,e
10 speak; the Inhabitants of the county 81 Mathews
Know thgt Is spOtlc@j and with bis public liz, tho
whole District is acquainted Tor though brief II wos
marked by an event which enabled him 10 fhew n
Wgour of mind and frnuess Of character in defend
ing his own rights, aud those cf his constituents.
which elected the admiration of lis most hostile op
poneuts To vindicote either his private or public
life therefore would be needless; shall consequently
confnc myself to the consideration of a charps
which has been repeatedly brought forward. aud
which seems 10 have made some impression viz; that
Mr.. Il. ~ Jfi1i''Cr "a Ho .Vsihodist EpiscopnI
Church In Christian land it is hardly 10 be credit
cd, that this circumstance, admitting At TO 10 true
should nc seriously urged, an objection 20 ANY ono
but that II should be supposed % rcndcr him unf, io
assist IN the deliberations Of the convention rs truly
absurd But il would be waste OF tine 10 a,ternp,
tho refuiaiion of reasoning resting on such shallow
foundation; shall instead of doing So. oihuevour to
shev, that Mr.. rs character as Minister vt tine
Gospel entities him to the confidence of the District
and renders ks election peculiarly epo.Sprioto
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-30
NIRGINIA ELECrInvs

CG"is'iond House of cgates--Jalnos Fiz-
gerald, John p Wilson,
Hsustr.-lIousc Of Delegates MoCueE $50.
Chcslcy Kinney ir.* 937,Thos J. Niche 1879. Reu-
-. VIM. Mccoy Tor Congress, without oppositon.
King WHH5m.--House of cogatesLlrhomas
w y. Gregory, no; u. 2. Da5ncy, l55-John c.
Pollard, lbs.
.lHghany.-N. Of Dclcgatcs-Wm. II. Terrin
Jesse Davis For Concress-Fleminc II. Miller
had 90 votes, and Robert Craig 55 majority for Nil
Ter ~ Miller goes to Giles, the ony county vet tc
be heard from about 81 votes ahead OF CRAIG There
10 no doubt now entertained of Craig's election
HdnGre.-H. Of Dclcgatcs--FeliX Winstun,* ae2
WIN l.. White, 20G;r- Reuben Meredith, 1896 Chas
Thompson, 1877; Samuel Perrin, 10.
'Ncw Members.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-30
MARIrs e ~ EWg.
PORT'OF RICHNO.NY.!



K and & wSlesas T pa..o9G lihl s Ecn saa
reach, bound up, apparently ioqthcru vessel
sem a Fsd, Colin from Now Yors, 'ei, meciaudsc :,
by, q Andreyv G Tim VYm SIeCciy. TeySa, I
~ Co"Hs Anderson & Nichos john Sayay, Eeers y 5i.
Begwe Srrh Baldwin & Ives Hall : Ecore. /, W Z
co, w Sd'h Weller Raymond Bro4rs Hubbard & Cad
feyton, Siraion vi eayrr n Nash II Smith & Be
Oti Denop ! co, & WarNics. u f.ls,aac Andersen
Bray PSu5van II Ra.cae, sin;oa. WS,;bas, = H;
dsr 'af FucI. e. T. A%an-'' Wa ag,o ln COD
FbsGoe NJ tio!'7s II Langley Hnd, l.o;;, L. & co,
schr James Fisher Soncrs Gor New Yof. vii, %
Otis, Dunop GO. Dayeapo ALEU- s. 20 Anderson Card E.
co. Wo!tam g. N(;rude Hall & Moore Tnberale Kin
tichurdSon Kyle Cochran {, Andrew, aai 20 order
SehG Cumberland, Wheaton, from rHeGcha days with
Snn'Icrs 10 P9yion l. WEBB s. Co MITCHELL ~ Nash
= Ni..''n2i, LucSe S"eF Van Lew co Lancaster
9fnny' MorS, { !'ohar5.on Cotton & Clarke Reck,
i1whySSnn, OTIS nun.ep & CO, Andrew. Saryay,
,TseIs HARMON, W Swoope, Johnson, Swecny, "
SON Baldwin. Ives & CO. WmlWi.am-, Robinson, J s VI
/ WNidms u Myers; Cotton, aud to order.
Sshr iJehmord liant from PHILADELPHIA via City Poo,
Sc!r Richmond, Wooif'rd, from Baltimore.
sohr Eaerrr'ac, Corson, rln' New Yok, With ballast.
/ scir Virginia, Price, from Alexandria.
! syhr Splendid, =, from Baltimore
! scoop Cberub, Burke from Norfolk, with suudiics
soop Excel, Bowin, from Philadelphia. with suudrs.
! Stomp Capitol, Ackley from New York., with ballast
/ Soop Active. smith, from Nev YORK, with ballast.
sloop Flora, loni hcv YoIa, with sundIcs 20 raycn.
/ port, Allen g.
/ SAILED
! Schr Virginia, Oakley. for PHILADELPHIA With ncrr.
Selr Trvan, Mister f,r vrw York coal
Schr Lydia e. Rachaci, ----. for Boston.
! Schr Richmond. Hand for Philadelphia C5ur.
I Scbr Fancr, Baldwin, oT New Yott.
! NoRrorK, April oG.--Ard brig Silslco. Harlow,
from Madeira, Isle Of May, with salt and wine.--
10th inst in lat 80, 80, Ion. So, So W. spoke brirs
! Dawn, Dolnc, for 81. Barts. and Adams. Hipkms,
/ Tor Martinique, both from Norfolk out days
! IN Hampton Roads brig Cybclc, Leach from
Lonaou and 40 days from tho Downs, in ballast.
BOSTON. April c7.--Ayriyod, srbrs Arsunot.
Ntkins, from Richmord I,ubcc, Spraguc, do; Frank
lin, Green, do.
Cleared, schr Meridian, lngcrsoll, Richmond.
| PHILADELPHIA. April s7.-Arrj. schr. Rich
monA, Hand, from Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-30
20 Die Ea!,r. NJ Il. Dill p......na ~.

80 Tie Eal3i1 # re Duly R.cls,, nd U,tie.
communication appeared in your paper OF the
27th inst. addressed TO the Members OF the First
Member IN and of the said church. charging the Scs-
sion with ''Uoidtion Of justice egtify church orde,.
"'d rule. and tie rights If igdiridlaiS" in calling
meeting OF the members Tor tie purpose Of cousi-
oerng and deciding on proposition rcnipye from
Tire house ofworship wlici, they now occupy ia the
building on + street, when it shall be ready for ,hcc
reception The afternoon Of The day on yyhc!, tina;
communication appeared, about one hundred and
twenty members the churcl. assembled and ane.
mature delhcrution and free discussion, consented
aud agreed to thc proposition with thc exception o.
Tour or I'VE persons. MANY MEMBERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-30
Sugar, Molasses, Java Coffee. SC.
Richmond Hat Warebouse

Lco deg1S teioto .feSSrs. Letvis Heb L. Co
AN OND y BROTHERS beg leave TO inform
thsE friends and the public, that they have nov;
on Aanc, ana vii constantly receive from the most
approved manufactures III London and the United
states, an extensive assortment of fashionable and
PLAIN HATS. They viii at all times keep on hand
large qaanti;y Of Hats made by their own DIRE
non Tor tue accommodation of those who prcfer
On tie shortest notice, in the best manner and at liz
ctcdpcS possible rate.
Country merchants can be supplied with Hats II
wholesale, on very moderate terms.
Uon 10 the above.
apvii