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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-14
MARINE NEWS.
P0RT on RICH.MO.YD.

ARRIVED,
Schr Duroc, -, from Portland with sundries Duven-
port, Alien s; CO. and Fisher
Schr United States, Williams, from Old Point.
Sehr Atlas, Powers from New York, ballast,
Sloop CheIub, Burke, from Norfolk. ..
SAILED,
Steamboat Columbus Turner, for Baltimore via City POin
and Norfolk.
Schr Isaac w Norris, Townsend, for New York, coal
SctT Exit, Howell, for New York. -four and tobacco
Schr Hornet Gould. for New York. -four and tobacco,
Schr James Fisher Somers for Philadelphia, COAL on
ton and ginseng.
Schr Gen. Washington. Jeffries for Alexandria coal
Schr Defiance Lee, for Providence, coal nour, &c
Schr Pennsylvania Aberson for New York. 1our tobacco
AID iron.
Sshr Gourmet, Higgins, for Charleston -four aud bran
S'hr Adams Guest, for Charleston, -four.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-14

" In the debate OF Thursday, MIR Cncke incorrectly
reported saying THAT there should be provision in the
Constitution for the election of the officers inferior courts
Mr. Cooke authorised say, took part ,iarsy in
the debate We also authorised say that on a former
occasion, where MIR Cook reported saying that tc
clause III the Constitution of 1916, declaring cereymeH ine
ghle TO the General Assembly,, probably inserted b nus
tdke-he wholly msre oted and that he said nothing
like IT. aud also, where he made that clergy
the most virtuous and cten class in society, should have
been "vrtuous and inleliCenG"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-14
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
On Saturday House Of Delegates acted upon tue Report
of the Committee of Privileges and Elections respecting
contested election % Nicholas county. The House sustained
the report of the Commee recognising the right of Mr.
yenson, in opposition 10 Glr. Stewart, his seat
bill authorisins special term Of the cheSer Chancery
Court TO be holden read first time.
MI Faulkner presented petition from the heirs Of John
Keaey, praying compensation for
Keaey during the Revolutionary waf, which referred
the Committee for Courts of Justice ''
Several other petitions, for similar purpose pre-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-14
CoMMUNIC ATED.

Messrs. Editors In looking over President Jack
sons late Message, was most forciby struck with
that part where he touches the u. S. Bank, for it
once shows how thoughtful he is of an event which
has nearly seven years to come; and what is more
he may never have to decide on; but has given his
opinion, wit hopt being called by Congress- or any
one else. really thought General Jackson had lived
10 that tlmo of life ihat he knew how hard it was 10
conceal cunning. And here, Messrs. Editors would
stop, but this part of the message rather thuk ORR
ginated i'll Mr.. Van Buren's late visit to Richmond.
will therefore take the liberty of asking the Hon.
secretary question which Is thus: Pray Mr.. Secre
tary did you to understanding with the Rich
mond Bank party to this effect, that you would use
your influence to put down the u. S. Bank if thoy
would use theirs to make you the successor of Gene
raj Jackson? And now, Messrs. Editors, if this be
the fact, what will MI. Calhoun say to iOr we all
know the Bank Is mis- bantlng.
am very respectfully yrs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-14

To conclude with tho
ACTRESS OF ALL WORK.
In which Miss LANE will personatc different eharae,sr,
- For particulars. see Bills dec IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-14

RALEIGH, IN. CT Dec. 10

RALEIGH, IN. c. Dec. 10.
The election for Member of Congress, to supply
the vacancy occasoned by the resignation of Mr.
Giles, in the Salisbury District took place OIL Thurs
day last. We learn verbally, that ABRAHAM Rem
CHER, of Chatham, has beaten john Lose of Ran
dolph, by considerable majority.
| LEorsLATURE.-OoT Tuesday last, BEDFORD BRowN
of Caswell, elected on the 18th balloling n Sen
ator Of the United States, Uice JOHN BRANcH, re-
signed. On the l4th balloting Meares had u votes
DOnne 50, Fisher 10 The two latter gentlemen
were then withdrawn and Mr.. Brown was nut in
nomination. On the 18th ballotng, Brown received
% votes, Mcarcs 86, scattering 7. The election of
Mr. Brown having rendered the appointment OLA new
Speaker necessary the Senate yesterday proceeded
to fill the vacancy. Messrs Caldwell of Rowan, Hin
ton of Wake, and Miller of Dupn, were put in nom.
ination. On the first ballotng, Mr. Caldwell was
elected, he having received Sc votes, Hinton II, and
Miller 8.
Yesterday JouS Owrv was reelected without op-
position, Governor of the State, for the ensuing
year.
WAsurNGToN, December II, 1890.
The Senate, yesterday after the reference of va
rious subjects to Committees, adjourned till Mon
day next
In the House Of Representatives, yesterday, tho
Rev. REUBEN PosT was elected Chaplain. The
Resolution ordering the Standing Committees to be
| appointed, was taken up and agreed to- and the
House, on motion of Mr.. II. X. SToRRs, agreed to
adjourn till Monday. The House them on motion
| OF Mr. PoLK OF Tennessee, resolved tselfinto Con,
mittee Of the Whole on the state of the Union and
took up the Message of the President. Mr.. Polk
then moved a series OF Resolutions, rclc ring the
various parts Of the Message 20 the appropriate
Committees. The Resolutions being agrccdto, the
! Committee rose androported the same to the House,
when brief discussion took place on ono or two of
the Resolutions, originating principally in the ambi-
guous phraseology ofthe Message on the subject of
the Tariff Some slight notifications were made
and the Resolutions were then agreed to. The
House then adjourned till Monday, to allow timo TO
tho SpCakcrto select his Committees
letter received bya gentleman Of this city from
a highly respectable source in Laguayra, under
date Of November Is, 1899, says aul expecting
every moment to hear from Valencia that Gen PAEz
has declared Venezuela separate, free, and independent
on he rest Of Colombia
| The press, which has been muzzlCd here for
long time, understand, will be declared publicly
free tomorrow.
News from Valencia to-day says that an order
has arrived there TO prevent any ofthc members Of
Congress ffom going to BOgota--it s believed"
National Lnieliigenccr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-14


ofihe Convention of Saturday, that General Taylor
has been selected by the delegation from Loudoun
District supply the vacancy caused by the rcsgnn
ton of Mr.. Monroe. This tribute to firmness and
Independence in the person Of General Taylor pc
criary appropriate, and gratifying every friend Of
equal rights. There is moral fitness in the act
We will suffer ourselves to doubt of the accent
ence of General Taylor. Such is now the confidence
Of the western part Of Virginia in the devotion to
principle of this gentleman, that DO man could be
fount likely to induce the people of the west to
cept On proper compromise, if such be offered them
as General Taylor. For ourselves, there is but one
man in the Commonwealth whose exclusion has been
viewed with more Roget thnn that of General Tay
or and we shall hail his return with the most lively
Joy and satisfaction.
Ok SATURDAY tho Convention met at the usual
hour. A letter was read from Mr.. Monroe, Pres
dent of the Convention rendering, in consequence of
iudsvosio his resignation of that office, and as
member of the body. Mr.. Z. P. Barbour was unan-
lIousy appointed his successor as President of the
Convention, and General Robert u. Taylor, of Nor
folk was appointed TO fl his vacancy in the deiega-
\ ton 70
| The House then resolved itself into Committee
of the Whole, Mr.. Gordon in the Char, and on the
motion Of Mr.. Taylor, OF Ches,erfed the report of
the Committee on the Bill of Rights was taken up
! for consideration. Several amendments to the re-
port, and additional resolutions were off red which
produce ed long discussion of desultory nature -
The most interesting topic which came before the
Commh tee the proposition of Mr.. Taylor to in
corporate in the fifth resolution Of the Bill Of Rights
the act OF Assembly relative to the dsqualifyng of
State officers who hole admissions under the Fede-
raj Government. Mr. Stanard and Mr.. Leigh de-
tailed to the COMMITTEE the many inconvenience
which would result from the adoption of this propo-
stion. Inc a'neuun1cnt was 4naliy, negatived
on Monday At 10 o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-14

TUX S.4LE,
IN board the schooner Volunteer. in the Dock,
~ some fine OYSTERS, from Horn Harbour;
the finest ;hat have been brought here for some
time. dec-IA-It*
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-14

Capital prize 10000 dollars.
Los9ed prize S5-TTcirets only 60
TOMORROW, at the opening Of the Northe
mail, the drawing of the following splendid scher
viii be received.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-14
MANAGERS OFFICE.

u BlGGER'S OFFTCE!!!
CONNECTICUT State Lottery, Glass No. -
~ draws THIS DAY, and the drawing will bs
o'clock.
Capitals $4,000, 5000. 1000. 1850, 10 of 600
10 OF 400, 10 of 200, so of 100, &c &c.
Tickets 81, Quarters /.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY. Class No. o..
draws in Philadelphia next Thursday 9Th inst. and
the drawing will be received by Sundays mail.
Splendid Capitals $4,000. 2 Of 20, 600 of 5 On0
4-2lO, 10 each of COO, COO, 500, 400, 500, Pc -
200, 81 oflO0. &c. &c.
Tickets $40 Halves 5, Quarters 80, Eichths 81.
Tor sale IN the usual great variety, at the Constant
Prize selling and prompt pay Lottery and EXCHANGE
Office CT THOMAS Il BIGGER.
dec IL Corner opposite the Eagle Ho,eI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-14
We ore .nclnedia be-

misses that such was ,hc@ fact. weore inclincdte be-
love il true.
We shall probably have occasion to sefr. again,
and fseqnently to rbe Presidents message.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-14
HATS.

HATS.
On MONDAY, the 14th instant, at half past ID
o'clock, will be sold at cur Store,
100 cases mems fine fur hats
dec O. n <, 20 A..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-14

Besides 5oOs, COOS, and 10 Of 600, 80, of 100
| Sos, 40s &c. &c.
! Cali soon fyou wish to obtain any Of the above
handsome prizes of j. CHUBB
| II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-20
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, a. c.
ARRIVED, OCTOBER ID,

ARRIVED, OCTOBER ID,
Steamer Columbi,, Mitchell, Baltimore; passengers
and freight for the District.
stcam.packet Fredericksburg, B. J. jenkins, Balti.
more; passengers and freight for the District.
Stcam.packet Franklin, hewitt, Baltimore
ARRIVED, OCTOBER l9,
Brig Actress. Squirting, st. Andrews; plaster to w
Fowle e Go
Brig a,land, Coffin, Newbuyport; ballast to w.
Fowie e Co.
Brig Planet, Flanders, Portsmouth, N. II potatoes,
etc to John n. Ladd, salt to w. Fowe e Co and nine
passengers
Schr Phone err Ellridge, Boston; SALT sugar, coffee,
etc 10 W. fowle e Co aud fieiglt for the District.
Schr. Georgetown, Kirkland, New York; freight Tor
the District.
schr Ann Maria, Alien, New York; salt and cheese
to Lindsay, Till e Co.
schr orion, RIDER, Chatham; salt to w. Fowle e
Co.
Schr Polly e Nancy, Galloway. Edenton; shingles
to J. H. Davis
Brig Apthorp, Lord, sailed from Nantasket roads on
the 18TH instant fcr this port
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-20

avoeations. apd were perfectly astounded when
they wf,e inior ned that il was the Sabbath
T"eir doubs could not be removed. until an
old woman slaied, that "tha' day twenty. one
days, there was sermon in 'hr Church." The
moral which he recorder 4 the anecdo,e de.
duces from il, IS this: That while Missionary
and other socie'ie, are employed in the educa-
tion Of young men to send to Hindostan, our
own churches are shut up on the Sabbath"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-20
PHILADELPHIA MARKET -ocroprn II

FLoun AND MEAL Early this week further sales OF
suprrfne Flour made at IS IS cents but since the
receipt of liverpool advces the 10th ult which have
removed the apprehension of the serious injury to the
English crops reduction has taken place, and sales
have been made Of 1900 barrels at g. and NO brs
at So now considered the market price. Inc stock
continues unusually small Rye Flour scarce, sales At
So 62tcents Some sales of Corn Meal in barresfresh
ground at 81 so cents
GRIN The supplies IF Wheat continue small, sales
early in the week At 81 lOt cents 49, and since at
1914 o. Indian Coru has also declined, sales hav-
in been made at 50 81 cents for fat yellow and SIS
So for round Rye has been sold at So SIS cents,
and Oats at &c Z cents. Two cargoes North River
Barley sold at IS cents. and two cagoes to ar
rive at ,rine less, and some Pcnnsy lvana and De'a
xare of which the quality is this year good, at 90
ga cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-20
80 Dollars Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, on Saturday night
Z last. my negro man yaBRaH.3N, known gener-
ally by the name Of DICK about FIVE feet six inches
high, light complexion. twenty four five years of
age; his clothing not particularly recoected being Of
various kinds he took with him bay horse IS hands
high, we'll made, or years DID, some defects in
ofhs fore feet. These all the marks recoected.
will give the above reward for experimenting the negro
and horse, ten dollars for the horse.
WILLIAM PEAKE,
Fairfax County, Virginia.
oct 2O-eo2weJ2aw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-20

We bring up to day the proceedings OF the
Convention, OF more properly of the Commit
tee of the Convention, 10 our latest dates rom
Richmond. We believe we have before men
toned tina, we copy our accounts from the
Whip. The Richmond papers that is the Wing
and the Compiler, continue TO be received very
irresulaIly.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-20
The Atlantic Souvenir for 1890.

JUS Z received and for sale by the subscriber. who
- has also received BY late arrivals, general as
sortment OF books and sstionery amongst the books
are the following:
Lady of the Manor. complete in 8 vol; Cooper's
Novels in IL vols; .otas's history ofthe mrcan Re-
volution in vols 8vo; Nicholson's Operative Mocha.
mic, vol. 8yo; Beecher's Occasion Sermons; Hebers
Sermons in England; vennings Geographical Present;
Pronouneing Bibles; Deslvrrs u s. Almanac, etc.
.dso,
Spanish guitars, volins. elanonets, hunting bugIes
German flutes, English flutes and ffes
Fine hand screens and handles for do
Drawing materials in general
Mathematical instruments, penknives
Silver pencil cases, pocket books and card cases
With handsome assortment Of snuff boxes
All OF which he offers for sale At his Book and Sta.
tonay Store, King street, second door east of Royal
street, Alexandra. DAVID MARTIN
oct 20-3taw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-20

From a statement furnished oy James L.
Heath. the Auditor Of public accounts tor The
State OF Virginia to the Convention, 1t aPears
,ha, the number of persons within the Common
wealth. charged with state lax for the year
1928 on movable property, was e5. sss.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-20

iswith grea, pain thai we have t" announce
the death Of Judge WILLIAM a. G DADE,
Of Prince William County. He expired on
Thursday evtning, a, his residence. His char
ac,er, as an eslimable man, and impartial Judge,
will long be remembered. Another pen, will
perhaps do Justice his memory.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-20

The MARvELLous.-P-op!e generally are We
nv fond Of the marvellous, and many Of our &C
commodatiug editors, seem extremely anxious
to CRAFTY his taste In one of the papers now
on our table, We find On account OF storm OF
stones somewhere in The West lodies-in ano-
Their. we read Of shark lately being Caught,
and negro Sambo taken whole, il not alive,
from lin mlw-,n notner, we see Wonderful
tale, of a SLAYER having been csptu, cd on The
coast Of 81 azil, and upon selling the barrels,
suppo led TO contain h.r provisions, behold
,hey we,r .und tn be flied with negroes, sliced,
and sailed away -! If we had time 20 run over
the rest Of them, We could select other, equally
wonderful stories; al old, according 10 the
la,es,, and mo.' improved fashion, hat gen. r
ally lacking in one important point proof.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-20

One of the Richmond papers received ou
Sunday. announced the Tallyho as below, with
dates six days later .han those received oy lhe
Birmingham, bu, we have received no slips
either from tina, place or Norfolk-We expect
i, must have been a mistake.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-20

A writer in The Leesourg Genius OF Liberty
,,o,e. a curious instance Of forgedolness winch
occurred in Aide, on Sunday the II instant
The Deople were all engaged at their respective
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-20
NEW YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FLouu.-The intelligence received from England.
together with the supplies which have come in have
caused reduction Of fully IS cents per BARREL on last
weeks prices.
GRAM Prices of Wheat hive declined from 8 to
10 cents per bushe. Corn and Rye fully naintan last
weeks prices We quote, Wheat, northern, 81 = O6.
Western, / 06 a l l.; Southern, IS cts O5; Rye,
IS cents; Northern Oats, Sc; Southern 30 Northern
Corn, IS 4 IS; Southern 50 Sc cents,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-20

s,orros CAxvass.-The Navy Commissions
orc have advertised for 1879 yards Of Cotton
Canvass, of the beat quality Propo>ais Tor inc
,,. are n be received until the 22d inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-20

New Music, etc.
UsT received at the Book and Stationary Store Of
% the late A. T Kennedy, per Eliza Williams from
Philadelphia, supply Of
NEW PIANO MUSIC,
amongst ,ohieh are the foiOwing, zig:
Spanish Dance, with variations
deck not with gems; Burlington and Hop waltz
Oh! ask me not (" be your brides La Catalina
President Jackson's favorite march and quick step
The celebrated overture Du Teune Henri
Rose of i.ucern Remember me at evening hour
Napoleon ct I.'Amour; The Fairest Flower
The Post Horn Waltz; Vol che Sapete
Bstelier dit Isette Hail! h.nd Of the social, the
kind aud the brave! rs sung with unboun'I"d
applause at the Catholic Emancipation Festival
With msny others
find a Collection Of Music. including
Books of Instruction for ,h, Flute. Violin, and Guitar
ON HAND, A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
Flutes, flies. fdgeole,s, carionets and violins
Violin strings bridges, pins and bow,-some OF
the lattervery superior
Duets far the Violin carionct and bassoUn reeds
Music paper and copying books; and
rs DOZEN GL0VES. somprisins an assortment, ris!
LADIES' and misses kIi; some YER, superior
Do do. mitts, do
Gentlemen's and boys buckskin, Woodstock,
horseskin, and black silk, for mourning; nd
Case of SILK UNBREL rs, 20. 80. e "a inchss
oct l5-eo3t Ei.lZ KENNEDY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-20
BY P. MAURo& SON, Washington City,
For Sale.


- The subscriber will sell at public auc.
ET1 ton on the 23d inst. at IL O'Clock (noon) his
al three story Brick House, on ,the northwest
corner and intersection of r.. stre ct north and
10th street wesh and directly opposite TO the new Med
ical College. The house erected in 1924, and for
strength, durability, convenience and comfort. having
openings to the four cardinal points (which cannot be
obstructed without the owners approbation) private
dwelling in the City surpsssesit. The subscriber de-
signed ii for his permanent resids nee, tut having
been reformed, ceremone, he oers for sale
The house contains eight we'll finished rooms, with
good DIR, cellar under the whole, the greater part Ut
which has recently been well foored with plank. The
corner room on the FIRST floor l6 by 22) wei calcu
lated for = Office, and has commanding pros.
pect in very public stustion. well adapted for The
mercantile business adj joining which are hReen feet ut
ground, wherein additional app. ndsse may be con-
structed with little expense, the Of the ada
property paid for the privilege ola party WALL
and promised that his next improvement should be On
that site There also well and pump in the yard
aorng abundance OF water for many ordinary purPo-
ses and during the last year added to the improve
men,s good and substantial Brc! carriage Housr nd
Stable for three horses Situated in the midst oa dense
population, where the stceets well paved in every
direction, there few locations in the City, that
would better accommodate the msn of enterprise.
Terms. --One fourth cash. the balance in three, six,
and nine months, with interest," satisfactorily
endorsed The title indisputabe, and possession CIV.
en- on the LIST Of November. Any person dcsrou, Of
viewing the premises may do previous to the sale
STEPHEN W CRY
P MAURO & SON,
Washington City, oct 20-3t Auct'",r.rs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-20

The passengers. mentioned yesterday as hav'
ing arrived in Hampton Roads, came up, on
Saturday, In he Steamboa, Potomac.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-20

Teas, Sugar, " hiskey, etc.
IN chests. half cnests, and box young Tyson and
~ imperial tea
10 bhds New Orleans sugar
us bbls old whiskey, part ofsuperior quality
20 boxes mould candles
do sperm do
so do soap
20 bbls Alber's whiskey
80 bags ct. Domingo and Rio coffee
20 dozen brooms
20 hhds w. T. and N. o. moasses
Sc sacks blown salt
hhds New Orleans rum
pipes cognac brandy
do Holland gin
so reams wrapping paper
boxes steam refined sugar
10 Or. casks s. n. wine
10 do sweet malaga do
Nader, coppers4 cloves, indigo. ground ginger,
alum, nutmegs, mac pepper. pimento. snuff. ,~eet
oil, bed cords and Peugh lines demjohps cigar mus
tard lamp OIL starch rice, 60 with general assert.
ment Of GROCERLEX kept Constantly on hand, and
for saleby COHAGAN b WHTTLE.