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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-30

IHE TORRENT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
two substantial farmers and respectablr
citizens of the town OF Greece, N. Y. wb.
have hitherto bccu imposed upon by the de
lusion Of" f"Antimssonry," have made a pub
lie remuneration of their former opinions
and of the party now protesting hostility to
the institution offrcemasonry. To this eifec
they have published declaration, will
= names affixed, wherein they acknowled
themselves To have been deceived, and nor
estly avow that the object of their late n.
sociates in the crusade against masonry.
''ihc creation Of n political party, whose OF
ject is TO break down the Republican rank
OF the State, that they themselves may ris.
into power" Thus the truth breaks out b,
degrees; md it will require bat very shor
time to open the eyes of virtuous and in
telhgent community, to the ne'arious pur
poses OF those who are making hobby of
the Morgan excitement In New York, il
will become, in a few months, as a thing
that never existed. In Massachusetts. il
remains yet to be asccriained how many
dupcs will lend themselves as tools, TO work
out tho designs OF few desperate knaves
md demagogues, whose only hope Of no,o
ricty lies in the success of some deceptive
project ofths sort Boston Bulletin.
..so4osss.
Burke, tho a'rocious murderer, was cX
ecutcd ot Edinburgh on the 2SIh Of Janu.
ary. The London Courier says: "From an
expression which fell from him before he
1eft the prison, il appears he was fully sen.
sIble Of tho horror which his crimes had
excited, as he expected to be torn 10 pieces
by the people before he could reach the
scaffold. Though as far as personal vic.
lence was concerned, bis anticipations were
not rcalized--- wild shout of exutator
with which each Of his steps towards dea,l
was cbeered by assembled thousands-th thu
exocraiions poured forth around him-th,
cries Of Burke him." which told him ,ha
as he had created nov species of crime
he had also given II his name. and thus con,
bined it with everlasting iniamy.
Miss Hannah Dennis in Wavne count
New York. has p6ckctcd 500 dollars O
Nr. John A. Stewards money. because h
did not DO rs he said about marryiup hel
II it cos, him $40 dollars not 10 marry he,
how much would it have cos, him if no ha
married her?
Miss Maria Butler, Of the city Of n. .Yorl
mitiga,ed the sorrows which had been cans
cd bv n promise n marriage, broken b
David Rayncr, by taking 6oO dollars of hi
money. This case went into the Superic
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-30
WOOA. CANNING.

Also, continued as usual, at tho CUSTOMARY
Drices. SAMUEL CLARKE.
1JSArticles intended 10 be sent to tho Fac
tory, may he left with Job Sherman, New.
port; Sanford Almy, Little-Compton; Peleg
Cory, Tiverton; or Jeremiah Clifford Bristo
Ferry. Aug. 2i, 1896
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-30
Vegetable Aithontriptic \
Specific Solvent
POWDERS.

'lilS preparation Is remedy for the
l. Gravel,and all its kindred Compla ints;
VIZ: Soreness of kidnies; Chronic lrfiam-
nation on the urinary organs; difficulty OF
Mlcturltion; bloody water; Strangusry.
and every species of gravel or stone in the
bladder. II is Likewise one of the most eff
fcient remedies for Drspsy, that has ever
been disc overed; and on the principle that
the immediate cause of the Dropsy, is a
diseased state Of the exhaants, and urna-
ry system.
So distressing are the complaints for
which this medicine is designed and so
dreadful and doubtful the application Of
the knife, that this LITHONTRIPTIC
has been ordered from great distances.
even from the East and West Indies, and
across the Atlantic! and il is not known.
that IL hos failed to give relief in q single
instance.
The evidence in favor Of its high salu.
tary powers, cannot be presented nj length,
but a few names are offered, Of those who
have fully tested the virtues Of the compo-
sition.
Mr.. A. Davenport. Of Cam
bridge, bad been severely afflicted with the
gravel for mony yearS lie had resorted to-
tue most etnlncnl physicians, anu VISITED all
the celebrated mineral waters, but the disease
gradually increased, until. TO use his own Ian
guago, "liie was almost burihen"--He pur-
chased a bottle of the Lithontrip,ic, in Nov.
lSo5. and second, on the first Of January
follow ing; on the morning of the 9th of the
same month, having taken large dose the
vening preceding, he voided a large quantity ef
gravel, one of which stones weighed forty
grams The last information from this man
was. that he enjoyed good health, and felt We.
~ little Of his former obstinate and exerueiat-
ING difficulty.
The directions 90 the genuine Iiihon,riptic.
are signed BY the sole proprietor, "JSo. CRoa.
BIZ"
FOR SALE BY
y. j. TALES.
No. G5, Thames. street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Aoxp,Y, May T.
About $500 bags cotton have been s1 Saturday
above OF tie Brazil kinds
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, MospAy May a.
There was decided improvement both the prices and de
nand r gain last Tuesday Wheat noted Id ID and
oats ~ Id per huse cre extent OF business con-
siderable continuance of weather las since induced
the mers and dealers increase their purchases and the
close OF the week. both here aud in the surrounding
markets. TIE principle articles Of the trade request and
further small advance realised Previouspces of -four and
canea have been sustained but they have participated
IN the Improvement OF Beans aIeis per quar-
ter deaTes Wheat English, per 10 los red and white Sd
lis Indian corn per fS bis SIS S5s- Flour per $50 lbs
English aud ris SOS 35 American, per b 3Gs 5s;
Do. sweet, 37s 3os
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, MoxpAY, May 4
The sies oi British plantation sugar amount COO hhds.
mostly Eood erocsry Sioct material alteration in pr
Lac uaai coffee continues the home trade IFysalts
Te &c-Ashes have again been limited request IoaI
sales being only about 100 br!s viz bis Montreal pot
os and ue rest pearl SIS FIR Old and 3i Sd per
iornew Hides and talowThe transactions hides ere We
~ extensive and prices may be stated m decline of Id
per I'D On dry und 1d ID sailed Buenos AyTcs OK and
COW The ots sales of the week $3.50 dry Buenos AyIes
al 7d to SD and 3oeO picked and sailed Bueno Ay at 4d
TO Odd Horse hides continue and prices fully support
sd Qe dry Bueaas Ayres have brought 9s 10 s sd per hide
The demand for talow continues limited and yellow
caudles have been effected, at 3ss 50 to dos per
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10
MARINE NEWS.
Port OF RICH.uOND.
ENTERED.


Big Export, Thcu master from Liverpool with SAIL iron.
crates, and dry goods Gltt, Ellis, and to asteI
ARRIVED,
Steamboat Columbus, Turner, from Baltimore, viz
Norfolk and City Point, with sundries to L Webb s.
co, J 3 Abbott 81 CO. Lancaster & DENLY G Beck.
Walker & Booth, Palmer, Richie g. Cook, ] II
Nash, Haxall d CO. Arnistead s. M'Cready.
q ii Mitchell, b Peyton, Darlington, d Sheppard,
n Lakeland, VIM Ford, G. s w Merriam.
Brig Export, Thistle, at Warwick from Iiverpool.
with sundries to & w Giniatt.
scor Flag of Truce, Pearce, from Bridgeton IN.
j. with ballast.
Sioop Active, Smith, from Ncw-York, with hay,
20 Jas Fisher, jr.
Steamboat Norfolk, Henderson, from Baltimore
g. Norfok.-Passed nothing of consequence in the
river.
SAILED,
Scllr Richard, Corson, for Newark, IN. J.) with
coal.
Schr Fairpluy, Ireland, for New York, coal.
NORFOLK, June G-saed, ftom Hampton Roadside
Lxpou, Ihissell, for Warwick, James RWer)
The brig Alexander Bailey ffom Bath, Up James Riv.
or yesterday
JUNE Ard schr James Monroe, Bush, N o,leans and
W days from tue Bazc Spoke 18th ut the River about
50 miles above the a7u schI Whnssons Barge Beuedici
hence for New O,eans.
sehr cumbca.d, Wheaton, ftop Richmond for PhIadel.
phla--put IN on account Of head winds.
brig from Philadelphia, (prolably tho Mary O'Bren 10
load FOR soJh Amerea went up James River last evening
Br,cov OEycy NTws Roou,
Juas 8-9 Il. "
no arrivals this morning.
Is expected that ali the onward bound vessels Hhich have
been detained IN this haTbor Hampton Roads go for several
days past, will 20 TO to. day-wnd W s. w.
=. s.. They have all sailed
NEW YORK, June 6-Ard. ship Florida, Tinkram, from
Li' cTpool-saicd Alay 9Th.
AZ Liverpool, BclvdorG Baltimore; Ulysses, Charleston;
Kingston, Savannah Gov. Fenner New Oresus William Ba.
kcT, do.
Lwmroot, May i-And. Nimrod, ChaIlos,on. Sd-And.
Savannah. ID. Ter Yort
-Arr Ceres Orleans jefferson, do; Harriet Savannah;
Margaret Charleston; Madison, Virginia; Dover Boston, Shep
herdeSs OreanS Mary md Harrict, York; Hbcnia, Mo
blo Silas Richards, " YORK
The Margaret Scott or Baltimore has put back having bcer
obliged 70 cut from her anchors 10 Belfast Iough
BOSTON, June 3.A'rl brig Eight Sons Rotterdam, 10Th
clyoot 2ld april AZ Scavcndao 10Th, ship Indian, Just
from Petersburg Va; hrgs Hyperion Baltimore 10Th Nav
Schr Eslerphsc, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

cssusms': .ubon Two szacis q sstsr Ihavs j.srSo-
ieIeised iton friend OF ipne n New Oern ose the 2a
NY anu which youmay pablsh 4 SUBSCRIBER
-hs federal officers LOCALIZED h his city who rers not active
parzsns OF the General picyious his eecio have been
xs,ue oy the widespread and dishninatpg Prescription
~nen pg has established az paft, maysuPpose his
sysem etieoun MIR Berery Chew, who his been the Col
OF MS Pou M thirteen past 70 Is
Dy AL who know him 60 b. Of the IN thai De
pais IN the uniled Stairs, has been reaosd The citizens
neid meeting Saturday NIGHT With Inc dew Of shown,
esr ispeci towards him, and then reget nj rs O1
"Slr Frapels Watkins formerly Of Prince EDWARD OH, an
md TO his existence in this place. Fayjnornnz last by
shooting himself though the head with ps The act vas
done with deIberaon than have eve known in cases
of that sort He wrote note Mr. Dick leneiosius ll
oil hair for bis WIFE, (sho in AaLama sing bis a,,en
hon TO sunday little matters aud concudd Nv saving thn,
when the GOT hand. he should DO d more ne de-.
patched the note by Mr. Dcl eoustipa room
about HUNDRED and fifty yards from Ind Hotel where hs
lodged fastened up stairs las and 30, bnnsE Mr.
Dick fastened To the Hotel bat Dir Vakuwas dead brfo.
bc got there" ~. 80
tecrnea several Gays since. leilsf,vng account
OF tie suicide oil Ms. Watkins which was milad.I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

~ OfICE.-The subscriber, SINCE l,,si Christmas
has been carrying on the business az q cab;net
or bedsicad mandatory, by himself ut his old stu,d
On the Mechanicsville Turnpike, where no wiz
conimne to execute al orders in the best hammer ana
at the lowest rates All work done by him will be
labelled warranted, manufactured by w. r Mahont
Meehanicsyle Turnpike"-and numbered frog, ths
date Persons wishing to purchase any artices
manufactured by HIM, can always be supplied at
in Richmond, or q. his own shop-and st no o,her
PLACE in Richmond WI MAHONF'
:. llnlc - fSt St r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

TK7E offer GH sale Of family Loaf ana lump
wv Sugars refined by ID. l. Thomas Of Baltimore, with a
steam apparatus nicyeced by him, upon the most recent
and iupTOc ed pan aud construction.
Tile direct agency Of nae being in this process Ut refining en-
Grely dspcn.cd with, c Sugars do ster any dninu'nn
- bdy and strengths neither Is any made 81 cEs blood
Inc cy, 6c but the whole process carried on ~ the SIM.
pRst manner, Of Which the Gnu gain, lusre, bril-.
lacy aud csoar Of the sugars bear anpe testimony, and
INST strike aud convince every purchaser and eonsuHic OF
Gne Ell LUCKE &fsTZER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

RIcEaoNp, Ali June, 1929.
GeDtlemen VIII you be kind enough to publish in
your useful paper the following statement of facts,
and oblge THOMAS ERWOOD.
AT the instance Of Mr.. Jas. Hooper AZ old Revolu-
tionary Soldier rs his attorney forwarded the Sc
crctary ofte United States TressutY his claim upon
the General Government, for payment for services
rendered asa soldier OF infantry in the Revolution,
under the oct of Congress, of the 18th Of May 1929
and received from Mr.. lngham all acknowledgment
OF the receipt OF the papers. On tho 25th of Nav
last | received a communication from the Treasury
Department, stating that the claim of Mr.. HOOPER
had been examined, that he WINS found to be entitled
to the pay oi private Of infantry OF the continental
line, and that the which might be due wonld
be forwarded to his attorney, by the Treasurer
Of the U. States, Since which time, III DAYS have
elapsed, and no money come. WY this delay when
the poor old soldier wants hs money badly? Has il
been because Mr. Treasurer Campbell was nslceD,
or Is IT the spirit Of reformed Jacksonsu 1t cannot
be the spirit of justice. have had transactions of
this kind, with the late Administrations and no such
delay was ever made Icy the Treasurer ofthat Admit
nistration. THOMAS UNDERWOOD.
u We publish the above, because we think the
ground Of complaint valid and sub5tantial-aud be-
cause this is Free Press through which any and an
citizens may appeal to the public.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10
ROBERT B. sEMPLE. Is,

IJfIE',
LATE OF THE COUNTY OF KING SS QUEEN,
AS removed TO Washington City, where he de-
signs IN future to prosecute the duties of his
profession lie viii attend the held for the
District and tho several courts of Ioadoun ard Fnir-
ia He eVoils hin'eelf of this opportunity TO inform
his late clients that the small portion of business
which lac left unfinished will be completed hy his
very worthy and highly talented friend, Mr. James
Smith OF King & Queen. His creditors and debtors
ne respectfully refers TO his brother, Mr. James Sem
pie of Essex. NAV o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10
8trtDaleott0 Get NtH.
"WEDNESDAY MOI:NINt:, JUNE no, 1925.

sac Banhf Of ~ Caroima.--We give to-day the
Report ofihc Committee appointed last winter, to in
vestgatc the condition OF this institution /. will be
seen that winding up" is the thing recommended.
Tie Directors seem to hive helped themselves to a
pretty sum Of money--oniy S3a5 900, ;hcr account,
having been generally, abont S5ooooO!t In Rhode
Island In one or two Of the smaller Banks Of that
Commonwealth, we believe the Directors borrowed
tho whole amount authorised to bc issuc!.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10
10y nTs T2as RAFp 49,. rnl

w manufactured 6y WIuAm Row., the usual place,
No D Eldrdgc g,rce New York All ivtiers, orders sc VIII
bnareJed Sp1auei Rust which viii bs promptly attended
a. b. Orders for standing Pfcses. Char6s, md all other
V0 lhe smiths line, will be thankfully rceyed and exec u
trd the most expeditions aud workmaniks manncs Also
Ca Surfaces Of any size not exceeding four feet square, WI De
tJr,di in . tonplcta
Pm Sttcni haoa printing rrsfes supplied At yadcn.
f'tr2 June 2 In /,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10
WARRANTED SCYTHES

kfOR sale at the sign of the Pad Lork, q com.
plete assortment of SCYTHES, which war
rant. Farmers are invited to call and give them
trial.
Also the BrIiisb Patent Scyihes, from &c to 5A
inches, and general assortment of Hardware, Sad
dlery and Rodgers fine Cutlery, worth the attention
OF purchasers. THOMAS n. RUST.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

EIcganl worked jsconcr idscr,Iso' y n ~
yellow, blue and other colord hcskin gloves.
Mnses' hoskn gloves and nittens
Ladies black, blue black aud white ailk hose.
Mens do do and half hose; +,
and silk;
and % cotton dafnssk;
Cd sup: cambrc dimity,
Large feather fans, &c.
Just received by w. & ID. KYLE g. CO
june lO-2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10
To Merchants, Planters, Sc.
VIM. II. REDWOOD

Commission MERCHANT,
Fire-Pr09 Warehouse, Woodside's Wharf yeceuf
~ occupied by .ifessrs. j. s. ~. Souttgate, NOR
FOLK, ia.
N EsPEcTFULLY tenders his services to Merchants,
IA Pianters and the public generally, in the aafs 81
Produce the purchase Of Goods, and generallyn ia
citatng their business transactions in the Borough
for which his commissions will always be moderate.
His attention being confined entirely to Commas
$40" Business, his knowledge of persons, and mode
Of doing business in Norfolk, and his thorough nc
quaintance with the country business, will he homes.
be found advantageous TO those who may employ his
agency. w
Refer to Messrs.
ROSCOW COLE,
CHS. l.. WINGFIELD,S Wmsburg.
ROBERT SOUTTER,
SHIELDS s. ASHBURN, Norfolk.
june 1t CO Eds. ofthe Beacon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

NAVARINO ELATS.-Onc Of white and bun
Navarino Flats iaf received ny tho Fairfield, from New
Yofk for sale tv & y JAMES g. co.
,'ne o'-f Nafkc,.Squa.e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10
THIS DAY!

TRIS DAY!
'NlIE New York Consolidated, Extta NJ, 6, will
be drawn.
l8 Nunbers-7 Drawn Ballots
Capital prizes $4,000, $1,000. S3,aii Of $1,000
Besides great number of $500 3IO 100 &c
~ Tickets S., Halves 81 so, Quarters Al Is
FOR sale in great variety of numbers at the ever
fortunate corner office OF ~. B. BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

HIDES, LEATHER, &c.
100 Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande hides
&OO 700 various other qualities do
400 sides soa leather, oak and hemoek tanape.
and Of all qualities, by wholesale or piece OF
side
500 sides skirng and harness leather
$50 do black and fair bride leather
10 dozen hogskins
so do sheepskns
90 do saddle trees
Bag, chaise and lining hides
Girtb and straining web
Bufialoe, leopard aud hair seal skins
Wagon, stage and gig collars
20 dozen wax calfskns
600 sides wax and russell upper leather
Boot, morocco, seal, iuning and binding skins
Shoe thread varnish and backing
Shoemakers' and curriers' tools -
Morocco skins, for coach makers and hatters
Coach lace, tasscis fringe, &c.
Wood springs, plated moulding, gig handles
0nd bands
Richmond made plantation shoes
Slaughter hides and calf skins
Tanners oil, wool-for sale bv
w. g. j. G. CRANE,
doors above the Bell Tavern.
N B.-CouatFy hides bOusb, and tsld.
Juno l-V3tif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10
JEWELLERY.
-TRUSTEEST

THUSTEES'SALE
I'D virtue of deed OF trust cxecuedt TO the
~ bers by John b. Tinlberlake, nnd duly recorded
in the County Courts of Henrico ana Hanover. we.
or one of us will, Saturday the 18th day of tho
present month. sell 10 the highest bidder in front of
the hessTs Hubbards auction store, several negroes
and tract of land lying in the county of Hanover
OF so much of the personal or real estate as shall be
sufficient to raise the certain sums of money secured
by the said deed oftrust. Terms Of sale cash.
june ct RIO. G.. SCOTT,
HECTOR DAVIS ( trustees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10
Commercial Retnrd.

DATE OF LATEST EUROPEAN ADvIcxs
From Liverpool, i Nav 8
IoBACCO.-Ihe 9Th and 9Th we're lSiidays at
our inspections; an contrary to our expectons but
lew hhds were sold il the counting rooms. We do
not alter our quotations.
Refused s. TO 4 ii
Common passed TO l-2
Mddiing 43-Ito Ii
Good to fine 6 to 10
The last dates from Eafope ate rather dscouyae
ing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10
CoyIyE,SOPFIcE.

Ibe pubfc carno, M the present tune, u too cautious in
Receiving bank notesiom aliefances teb every reason
to believe Csee,Sn JNoif 10 considerable extent, are In
.TcuaiiUn AMI moe making their appeaince daily We
have nov 10 iero.a 40 notes the Bank hsni payabe
at lynrhu heenomn Pre.dehi teteG ie,,sr e. dared
Richmond, iS July, lgl2 W. Dandrdse Cher RIockcn.
6foush pTesdent-yely well execuedpAs new ana h,e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

In the lrnLNUrtPHiA market last week, Flour met h.,er
decline sales 10 moderate having been made al
per Dbl The sales tom wagons ranged from l2l 10 S7
no Transactions in southern -four. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

NOTICE.
A Vacancy having occurred in the Female Depart-
nent OF the Richmond Lancastran School. biz
the death Of the kate teacher; it, becomes ne
cessary that the Board OF Trustees appoint suitable
person as successor. To this end oil who may be
disposed to apply, required 20 send in their app
Cations accompanied by satisfactory Testimonials as
to qualification to the Secretary Of The Board, ON or
before the goth day OF June next Tie salary is 300
per annum. payable quarterly.
By resolution OF the Board oil Trustees
may l5-lltc JOHN. s. MYERS. Se,cyl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

u S BG',k Stock al Setc York Jta,e 6, 1884 1881;
Exchange London, l09 a 1904.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

nne ShaksA corIesponeii OF the hoy Busr:, states
that Rl Eaus Toby of Dutchess has i;hc one AM
area o 'ee snakes ALIKE, near Wesyoosyle Suliya an
Soohy' w'hh SNORT period frsst Nr 5y intends take
hs snakes aud lnr England and Ida asoui the lu
Vi june. ~ 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10
BLAcrs Ors,cr Mr. Bon,

INV VIII
Norfolk. Jnss 60 n. III
DEPARTED is M last night very suddenly a, the Tesder
Of VIM l'r Esq. hlr. WlLiiAN -eKs!t ui Rie.inou,.
r Men Arrived here last eseDiy al Potomac
from Richmond, and aey anding walked TIA 10 Mr. Cays
weo NE sai an tour or t'eo in with the family
np9n retiring 10 his room, he ISL down aud expired ne
da,eiy
DiEDS III PINES edward, Gen. CH,MBsRrAiSs Joxra Of
Anal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

The b. A. priya,ccr Federal, cut out Of ST. Barts
In sent into Pensacola has been condemned NJ aat
place
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

'SHE Delaware g. South Carolina Lotte-
~; No. ., will be drawn This Day. Tickets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

AnioRsthem are large Agate VASES for sideboaras.
EutruciuR Blue and Yellow Urns: Agate flower
Pots; Grecan Vases; Fruit BASKETS: Flower Pots
marble Fruits; Candle Sticks t-adiessW riting and
Drawing Apparatus; Vases Of the Medic, with basss
reliavio Groups of Cupids; Clock and Watch Cases;
Bronze Gilt Clocks; Aabustcr ,so.s (sorno Of them
nuscalB Bronze Chandeliers; Alahasler clamps a..
mept Of
JEWELLERY,
Consisting Of Diamond, Topaz, Amethyst, Cora
Garnet. Amber and Emerald Breast pins and Ear
rings Cut Coral Necklaces fine Gold Cable Chains;
hne Gold Breast-pins and Earrings: Finger-rings,
&C. &C. all Of which splendid and elegant sets;,--
also, splendid Nankin Grippe Shaws, scarlet. piece
elegant figured Nunkin Grape.
The above goods importation from I.euhorn
by 1lE Veto VIII who has brought them To this place
and win have them sold without reserve The above
goods will De ready for examination on Monday eye
nlng the 9th INST, when ladies and gentlemen are
respectfully invited TO call aud view them.
june Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10
90 ~ .Nntio.lal Jontn1l.

- from 'e "f6iotdt journal
Some few months since, the Jackson papers cX-
pressed strong dsnpprobution ofe practice ofpacing
several branches Of the same family in public Offices
One individual might deem himself especially favor
CO if he could represent his family in the Govern
ment. II was therefore natural to expect, when
General Jackson came into power, that his appoint
ments would not be permitted TO run in families.
How stands the fact' Mr.. lugham is Secretary Of
the Treasury, and his brother, Mr. Isaiah Inghani,
gets lucrative appointment in the West. Mr.. Ia
ton Is Secretary Of War. his relation Mr.. Lewis is
Second Auditor, and DR.. Randolph his brother in law
10 Ar. Eatons chief clerk. Mr. Isaac Hill is Second
Comptroller and Mr. George w Ill., his brother, is
appointed Postmaster at Montpelier, Vermont
Both the latter gentlemen are Editors.