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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-16
chairman f0r the very. hsndsome manner in which

Ohuu"ah tof tne very handsome manner IN which
In has expressed your favorable opinion Of my sery-
ccS. and beg leave renew nv expression OF graft
teue Ia YOU, gentlemen, and To- offer a t,as--
prosperity TO the city of New for,; and inLa5
itants
4. His Excclency, William G. Riycs. our Minister
to France; may excrtIons equal to those employed by
hts predecessor, TO obtain satisfaction of the claims
OF our ncrchan,s, be crownedwith success.
D. The ulory OF Washington, aud his immortal
precept: - The name o' AMERcAN, which belongs
to yoI, III your national capacity must always cxalt
the lnSt pTde al patriotism, more than any appcetun
derived from local determinations"
Iudnt scc Agriculture aud Nuu lures nrltuav s,,
porting, they impair, strength To- each other -
g. >oi,as an sem mares OF leamns-woc 10 the people
~lioh cannot endure us light
s. Ia t3yeue-'L'to sac DIES deu< n:andes"
IN. NG'ona! Gratitude May our country foam an ius,.j.
Oh; sNespo" 80 the eharsr That Republics unsra,cl
II, Inc ne"oy otnc "" Cuito1 Ills fame Is oom,ue,
SuI3'c Win The prosperity otour STATE
l9' dne Art E'Pu'lc4" simplicity is no, opposed TO
IS The Army aud Navy of The ,..i;.l 4;cs-Alvays
ready Il rot always wanted
Ey the President u, SI'. ~ ir-.,a i-, l.,, -
"SSIEe Washington, Patrick Henry, aud John Marshall
De STATE u .NssackuSc';s- in czcu Win IS II.
/ oe'ES" N''h the a. lan'a'ions ot The world
IIS iOas, received the most enthusiasts and ,ar
'''> "ra"Se A. manifested by nine aud hearty
cos'S Is >''u As silence rcsnrsi Mir Webster rose,
cal 'e'''es his thanks eNenosancou ,ho,s, alc adj
ots>, SSoliy aPeo'pac 10 iae oocs,un Il VIC car,
N5 W AZ d7wo aa'ijs, ,otl repeated o,ecrs
by Nj Isaac Cs-1v I.e or -fi,.S aF Justice Is bind
ns upon nstoas upon ua,, MAY France pc,nur,
an" No. Naples y askrow :oise them
- ~ H,t east O.: tic A''Cc-u col>'ciS,.,.
- VI Vteervc5 -a-I't hon. T'a1 Cs,e,.-I T.. IL.
an ga !e'.l'.", republican.
~ Ma q Ncrao, ~. ireg.,u s.,.s t--te-as o..
>aS ing r. .1',e ir ages the standard 81 oouss
ia.o', Nav also lS i.-t ul coa=;'u ;.oaal h.trlv
ly ('- N'o7sa,-a- SO >,y or <- is~,-s. ,btcaoi an
R2;.'2;-i SHe e 50 oaof taos vo 5oc-, VIC. n,
iy ~. Isaac : Hs-s-ys F,,-l -rs.....;, ...r O..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-16
Theology and Illustrations.

~ ATuRAL THEoLocY: evidences of the cys.
tence and attributes Of thc Deity. collected
is"m tie appearances Of nature, by VIM. Paley D.
u Arch-dcacon Of Carlisle. Illustrated bv tn.
plates and by selection from the notes of James
PaXton member Of tic Royal College Of SURGEONS.
London. With additional cs, original and SOLE
ted for this edition And 4 vocabulary of scientf c
terms, just published, for sale by COLLINS &, Co.
| nov rs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-16

100 including, The Golden Chasselas, Sc-,Vfppe el
1OO '''' minus aI SEo per
2aso' ;he following native Grape Vinos.-
',ooo isaoeNa, 1000 Scuppcrnong, 5000 Aloxor.
Srrs, OF Sehuylkll, 1900 Caawba 500 Elsinebnrg
C Sli' 9yy WHINE 1900 York Madeira 700 York
D.olo!. AAcsc Two last arc the most colebraled in
Inc Hneyari5 Of York, Pennsylvania. Tho notr 40
s'ape "he3 VIII BE- furnished at S25 to s37i no. 100
according to thol value aud rdfioty. and In some
T.sos Iess, when great quantity arc takon rho
! I"PI.eOol - d.Hfous 70 enter into extensive mr..
Idng'rnen's With those DESTROYS of planfing vino.
yard ana VIII contract on liberal terms 0rdo,, e.,
INC foregoing or for fruit trees nowrrjnr plonte Sc
4ei WIN ~, VII receive prompt attention.
Il9N ~ IAMES AVINSTnr- A..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-16

o. \ crowded audience was gTatifci b. hcarng
Nh Randolph on Saturday; pleasure which we
enjoyed with great satisfaction. It is impossible
for any person to hear him without delight which
no other speaker can give You may dislike his per-
son, and abhor every particular sentiment he uttcrs
but you cannot withhold admiration from the oxcel
ence Of his oratory fail 10 drnl, up everv word
he says. His admirers say, nercy was such man
and we verely believe il; nay, we doubt if time will
ever produce such another for it is difficult TO he
eve that the peculiarities of person and mind which
unite in him, and make him what nc is not SO much
greater than, but different from other men. ma
ture in her most sportiyc mood vii! ever assemble
together in another.
We never heard Mr. Randolph to so much adyan-
tagc, or were made sensible of his imposing, can
tiyating and brilliant style of cloquenco as on this oc
casion In the spirit of the victorious general who
awards high concentrations to the skill and ability
OF his defeated antagonist, by way Of enhancing his
own he himself we have heard, was dissatisfied with
the effort. Not so the numerous auditors.
! We wish we could speak as commendingly OF tho
spirit ofMr. Randolphs speech, az its nsnner.-
II this last was enhancing the former was in as rrcat
adegree InAommatory and dsorganizng lie openly
rid'cu!ed numbers aordng the true criterion in
the distribution and exercise Of political power, and
declared that the basis Of free white population ne
ther could Tor would be submitted TO- I'm short.
his speech was nothing than a declaration
OF war, directly leading to that result, if other
men as fortunately is not The case, were like
him. really or in prctencc, ready to brave any
extremity, rathor than abate n Tot or title of
their demands lie did all he could TO nut
t. fight the concediDg and harmonizing spirit which
was beginning more and more to prevail. and which
i had been the object Of every other so studiousIy 20
nouiisb and promote. The mejoyify vas nothing in
his cles' lie regarded not what majority of the
people OF Virginia Yishedor demanded. His sfapes
must be protected. This could only be done bv
Keeping the Legislative power Of the State in tho
hands OF those who now possessed it. and few or ma
ny, majority or minority 1.-TWO thirds Of tho state
or fifth part only, the spi it Of Dir. Randolpbs ar
gumcnt was that and forever they, the minority
must keep tho power, to ward off any possible INN,
~ to slave property. lie would never submi,
TO King numbers Those who held a particular
species Of property wore alone entitled TO any con-
siderotion. Let Mr.. Sianard in his war against the
argument Of cpithcts vindicate himself and the nos
OF his party, he most ably did, from having crited
Inc oPProbrium Of arstocracy for their particular
opinions; we appeal 10 every mans good sense If the
i'';rina # Mr. nendolpe, fthe open and caatenp.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-16
-, UAEALOGUE, no. p.

4 Nv bOOhS -Tidds Practice Abbot on Shin.
- ping Whartons Dige.t. Taunions Prpor,s
Rng on Tide waters Angel on adverse ENJOYMENT
DrIo%eman,s Equity Digest, BirolowT DigSs; 60
geonl and L'owber's English Common Law Rc,or,s
5"ITy biackstones x ports Barnowel d hIiers,,,,,s
'cror',' Bing1'm on Infancy, Cruise on real PRO.
y, Archbolds Civil Pleading. Bees Sor,b ca
,-," He'oris Comyn On .ntracie Choncv o NJ, =
"sn ty' Plead nrs, doBl,cks,oilG do on Con-.
Pa,,o; a. o. bl'ls Cokos Reports a5rgsd Foarne ON
s,'i,uu' rs cree caf ovefru,d CAGES. JIovcrJeos
~, rSo NJ IL 10 Ves"y Liv5nore on Aqencv Lone
Anrosi, M'nhiugs Digest Bnosis or = adm
CIon,sS... ~ insurance, Madd,x's Cbancorv H.
go, I, be1o, t. Noirs's Pcake.s EviJcpcc on
P,es'or III. ~ frccodents, Pothior on Obgo,ons
ca,s,;,,, on LiIat"s' Burs Trial, Rawlc on tho
' ,.Io" Roper on Lecaccs Crow Gene ,ne
~, iF.,,on, Comnercial Compendium Po5cv's
om lfapouI nj Conycyancing Saunders Pcogin,
ana evidence Tboinass Coke on LGltIeton yyyyouig
rps,on Circuit Court Reports C6myn's b;n us,,
Lsa3s E'' Hghuore on Bail Hodgson., ZEE,
no Suhe felyertons Reports. VotisEs -, s
' ,c, foweil on Mortgages, Coxes Digest In.
one. eSle,ics-fof sale low al the Book and Sta
I. rss'is ,'0'"" T. y. gaNKAY.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-16
&sartsms ossw aaat1teS.
MONDAY MORNING, nov. 10, 1879.

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-16
RaMe's Life Of .Soencer-
100000 GRAPE VINES e.

GO,GO0 Grape Vines of the finest
klnds, from the vineyards of Burpun-
dy, Champagne, Rhine, Tokay, SC.
at $25 per 100, or $50 per 1000
They will be sent carefully assorted.
named and labelled, and packed. for
any distance. "
10000 vines OF the CHOICES, t.llo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-16

MONpAY, NoyEmBER9
a'he House resolved it-clf into Committee of,
whole, III. PowrLL in the Chair
1As .a-'gings i!iG ssss;ancl 81 rl, C.lIs' r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-16
-SsksonxEp ron rHE wHIo.r
VIRGINIA CONVENTION.
.rSArunnAY. Nnv. =

= - NSSArURpAY, Nov. 2.
The PaesIpENr communicated a letter from Ger,
Taylor OF Norfolk, containing his resignation of MI,
seat as membor of the Convention, which, on mo-
tion OF ltr MERcEn, was ordered to be laid on tho
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-22
y. RISE.

LOIf and Ship Bread BrFcr,
INFORMS his friends and the public in general.
4 that he bnkos all kinds of family and ship bread
at his Bakery, near Rockets. Families and others
may he supplied with the following kinds Of soft
bread:
3 and 10 cent loaves, made Of now %super6ne flour.
> and 10 do do do do do do
mixed with corn meal, very much approved Of by
families, and can be particularly recommended to cap
tains Of packets and coasters. for retaining is mois-
turo aud sweetness longer than any other soA bread.
. and 10 cent loayes anti. ~dispeptic bread, highly
By The Faculty.
Soda biscuit by the dozen.
Butter and water crackers, at 6i-4 CTS. per pound
baked every day.
Pilot bread, 4S1l no charpe
Navy do 3 = for bhls. az
Ship DO QI.dN dravapr.
Customers regularly supplied at their residence.
All orders left with Mesers. \. Sweeny at The Basin,
+, DAVIS at tho Old Market, or Of tie Bakchousc,
thankfully rccCi.ed and p%unctally attended to.
y. b.. | have made arrangements with my son,
opposite the Market, 20 keep constantly on hand, the
above articles at the annexed prices.
IL Wanted, as an apprentice To the above business
a youth from l6 TO II years ofSge.
avg i6S0s:I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-22
MARINE NEWS
PORT' OF RICHMOND.


ARRIVED,
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, from Washington
and Alexandria, via Norfolk, with passengers and
treight.-Passed. of Viewpoints News, brig Rolla
from Baltimore. bound mp; off Hog Island, schr Plan
ter, Philips, from New York, bound up.
Steamboat Virginia, Ferguson, from Baltimore e.
Norfolk.
SAILED,
Schr. Exit, Howell, for New York, with -four and
tobacco.
Schr. Gen. Washington, %Jefries, for Saugcr;ics,
coal.
Schr. Fair Play, ireland, for New York, coal.
The Arnold, Wells, from Virginia, was at Liver
pool july 5th.
NORFOLK, August 2O.-Arrived, schrs. Plu-
tarch, Taylor, from Baltimore, bound to Richmond
put in to land merchandise: Virginia, Chambers, from
Richmond, bound 10 Philadelphia.
In Hampton Roads, Ship Indian Chief, Williams
Rotterdam, I'd July, bound up James River.
S~ailed-Schr.A Amanda. HILL, for Richmond, and
Sun, Horton, for New York.
The Ships jefferson, Ivy for London, aud Anacre-
on, (Br.) Lenox, for Liverpool, are on their way
down James River.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-22
RICHARD ID. sANNAY.

NINIIAND ID.
LEAVING succeeded MIR VIM n. Fizwhyls0un in the bush
ness Of Stationer, bookseller 4 Binder, respectfully tenders his
services to the former customers of the house, aud to the public
generally IL is his intention To keep constantly on hand the
very best materials for the manufacture OF Merchanis' Account
books, Records, and other Blauk-boOks; aud having been rceu.
larry bred To the BOok-binding business, and possessing many
years experience IN the Stationary and Book-scling depart.
menis, he hopes that these, added to unr~uittins cNenons, will
secure to him a share OF the public patronage.
Merchants, Clerks ofCouniy Courts. aud others, particularly
the customers Of his predecessor, may confidently rely Oh his
best efforts TO give satisfaction, both ~ tn the quality Of the
articles ordered and the ires.
\ general assortment OF Stationary, Blank books, School.
books, and miscellaneous works, IS now on hand, IN which
considerable additions will shortly he made. aug ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-22

-" ~ T"T-" Y VIZ W'
FEEIK OF NAruRE-The SaciIeIn, arrived at lhs port yesIer-
DAY, has on board two Siamese youths, males. 10 years of age.
their bodies connected from their birth. They appear To be in
good health and apparently contented with tneIr confined stu
alton.
We have seen and examined this strange freak Of nature
IL is one OF the greatest living cuTiosities We ever saw. The
two boys are about ) feet in height, of well proportioned
flames, strong and active, good natmed, and OF a pleasant ex-
preston Of CONFERENCE.-The withal intelligent and sensible
exhibiting the appearance of two well made Sianiese youths,
with the exception that 10y a substance apparently horey -
cari! smlous, about seven inches H. circumference and lou. "a
lcugth, proceeding from the umhilcal region of each, they are
huply united togoiher. They have a good appetite, appear
lively, aud run about the deck and CABIN OF the ship with the
same facility that any two healthy lads would do, with their
arms over each Others shoulders, this being the position IN which
they move about They will probably he exhibited to the pub
lie, when proper arrangements have been made
They will be objects of great curiosity, particularly 10 the
medical faculty. Their unnatural union is not more of a cIr-
osily, than the vigorous health they eujoy, aud their apparent
entire contcntedneSs with their condition. One Of the boys Is
named CHGng;-t the other Eng: together tlcy are called Ch"Hg-
Eng.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-22
TREST SIZE

virtue of deed of trust executed 10 the sub.
scriOer by John Johnston, and &c record in the
Hastings court Office of the city of Richmond. on the
18th day of October. 1897, / shall ON the 2Ist dav or
August, 1929, at II O'Clock, NJ, before the front door
81 the Bell Tavern, IN the city of Richmond, for the
purposes therein mentioned, proceed'io sell at public
auction ON a credit of 90 days, The following proper
~, To wit; ! i"ts'oI parcels of land lying and beng
III The SAID city, on Valley ard Concord streets,
Nnown III u survey made by Richard Young ffpr the
iate l'r. John Adams, bearing date HE 3fsi Mar,
1910 by lots No. I3. IA. Is and 10; also two NEGRO
men, to Wit; Stephen and Dick, For a more part
euiar description OF said property see said decd. The
ttle TO the above property is believed TO lie cooG.
nat acting as trustee, l shall not warrant.
aug ll-iOt lESSE +. KEsESEE, Trustee.
The sale ofthe above Land is postponed until.
Monday, eth September next, al 4 o'clock, ON the p-r-
misses. Ot tie negroes, until Tuesday, Slh.s al -
O o'clock, ut the Bell Tavern.
aug % JESSE +. KEESEE, Trns,ee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-22
NOTICE.

BEG leave 10 inform those whom IL NAV interest, that |
u have declined business, having disposed of my stock in
uade 10 Mr.. RICHARD ID. SANXAY, who has been living with NE
for 10 or II years.
Mi. Sanxay is authorized to settle any transaction, or open
account, relative to my late business, aud his receipt will be
good against
aug Il WM. II. FlTZWuYLSONN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-22
From he .N-orf,H U,roIJ or .quoyef 10

FToW Hc NOIfOIt HVHH " HugVSt u.
The crops IN the n%cighborng counties Of North Carolina arc
very promising, whlc those more Immediately ~ our vicinity,
We learn, are suffering injury from an excess Of rain. Alcter
from a friend in hcuford county, (N. g says
eve have had several weeks Of fine growing weather. and
the crops have improved astonishingly. a gentleman from
Warren county informs me that the crops arc so likely IN that
section OF the country, that the farmers could not engage the
corn they will have for sale at 81 p por bbl"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-22
FRESH CHEAP DRY GOODS,

of Main and 15M Streets, opposite tie
BELL TAVERN.
JAMES NJ. SMYTH returns his grateful acknow-
- Judgements to the ladies 81 gentlemen Of Richmond
and vicinity, and begs to inform them that he has re-
ceived and is now opening, u fresh. general and hand
some assortment of DRY GOODS, both staple and
fancy, suitable for the present and coming season,
which he respectful V offers at a very moderate ad.
vance. These goods were purchased with every at
ten,ion to the s~trictest economy, combining a good
with a low price. The following are the most
prominent:
Black, blue, brown, olive and drab cloths and cas-
simeTes
Blue and MKT sattinetts
Valencia, toilinett, swansdown and silk vcsting
Tartan plaids, camblcts and coatings
Black, blue, scarlet, orange and sundry culored
bombaZetts and circassianS
Black bombazincs
COlored Norwich grapes
White and red fanncls
Rose blankets, large and heavy
Point do long and square
Metino and Cashmere shawls
Imitation and camel's hair do p
Small Cashmere, Thibet, barogre, gauzc & si.S do
Baragre and eauzc scarfs
Black and blue black Italian lutesirings aud gro
dc Nap
Colored gro de India, palmyrines and baragrcs
Giughams, furniture calico and dress do
Irish linen
Black and slate cold worsted stockings
Ladies white cotton do, fine
Unbleached do, low
Black and white silk do,
Gentlcmen's long and half lambs wool do
Silk and tabby vclvcts
"A and 6 4 cambria and jaconett, plain AMI fl
CURED Swiss and book muslin
Brown and blcachod cottons
Cords and velvCts
India and Spit,alfold silk handkerchicls
Thread batistc
Thread and bobbinctt lace, ribbons
Ladies blue hos skin gloves and mitts
Fancy betting, Inca cambria
Puhs aud curIs
Italian grapes, domestic plaids and checks, &C.. &c.
The ladies are invited as usual, to call and examine.
mug 22-2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-22
CuARLrsroN, Kenawha1 Aurust1t.

CuARLEsroN, (kcnawha) August'lt.
by an act oftho Legislature, at its last session, the
James River Company were authorised to cause all de-
positions Of sand, gravel, or other distractions, to be
removed from the sluiccs or passages of the kenawha
Rivcr.-MaJ. Warren, tho Commissioner Of the Kc-
nawla Road and River, has VIC understand. arrived
at the Shoals Of Two Mile, a short distance below
this place, aud is prosecuting the work.
The buoys and bcacons, authorised by the same act,
TO be placed in the moro difficult channels of the river,
we learn, arc now "bcing constructed" under the SUI
perintendenco Of Mr.. Hannah.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-22
From the Missopri RpnbEcan IL .alrnet 4.

FT0W re .UT1VTWTT NIVUJTCIT y .TTIW3I Y.
THE INDIAN WAR, got up in the western part Of this
state, without any adequate motive, unless il was to effect a d-
version in favor Of a few Of tile peoples servants, whose zeal
ouirUns their discretion, has ended, as we anticipated il would,
in smoke. Who pays the preR How are the claims Of one
thousand miiuameu ordered into service by the Governor, to
be adjusted; Shall we have another Appropriation by Congress,
for property lost, captured or destroyed IN the lOway war, as
was the case AFTER the NiuncDagOe Disturbances Or, shall our
cnZeus suffer, from the folly of. their governor, the loss Of their
time, and The inconvencnces TO which themselves, and families,
were necessarily subjcctcd' We repeat n, al this pnraphema-
liza and show of war, was got up without Judgment, and with
out any knowledge of the circumstances, or the nature Of the
service To be encountered without enquiring, indeed, whether
an enemy would he encountered al ali.
Gov. Miller NAV be-his friends saytlat he is-great on great
occasions lie is not 50 III minor things. This is the second fur
pas he has committed in MS chase after popularity. In the first
case-the proposition 40 invade The territory Of a friendly pow
cr-his project was treated with sfeut contempt, only FIVE men
being found willing to engage in the expedition. Ills apologists,
we know, endeavorcd To break his fall; but II was the labor of
Sysipeus-and they were laughed AZ for their pains. u will bc
well for the Governor if this second proof Of his incOmpeeucy
does not work a more serious revolution ia his expectations
aud, instead of the revcrsion Of a seat in the Senate, to which
he now aspires, the privilege be allowed him Of retiring to phi
yatc life.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-22
9tacfloM &aIfa.


1IOoI OALI.
Y virtue ola deed uf trust, executed io Tho s,h-
scriher g. Jacob Michaclsb by John Darracott to So
cure 10 Richard T.. Green the payment ofcertain mo-
Mes therein mentioned, (Which said decd is dated On
INC 5lst OF March, 1925, and Of record in the oifice
oi the Hastings court, will be snld on the premis es, on
,he I'd day oithaprcseEt month, that certain lot OF
iand IN the city of Richmond lying at the intersection
~ the east side OF 7t street with The north side Of
"A street, fronting 70 feet 3 inches sh Ii street, and
running back i26 feet on 18th street. to an ally ten
ieet Tour inches wide, md immediately opposite the
iheatrc. The title 10 the above property is behev-
eo to De lhuApu'ab'e, Ii The subscriber viii warran,
such only as Is vested in him.
Sale to commence al half past four o'clock P. M
under the management OFF. g. A. HupBArp.
JAMES BRAY, Surviving Trustee. '
August f1-eoIx
~. B.-Upon this ground there are two oommod
two story brick tenenients, suited 10 the accom-.
probation of families. aug %