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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18
y. CHUBB's OFFICE.

NHE Subscriber having determined to
leave this city by the LIST of October, returns
ms thanks To the community for the encouragement
gwen him during his residence in this place
He will sell his well selected stock Of SADDLE
RY until the above date, extremely low for CASH
HIS excessive Stock consists of best plain and
shafted Saddles of his own manufacture Also.
best carriage and gig harness; cart and Wagon ditto
choice assortment of English plated and polished
curb and snae bits plated and polished stirrup-rons
best and common; English and American bride
feathers anamartingaes; whips and spurs; with va
riety of other articles too tedious to mention.
All those indebted 10 him will please come for
ward and settle the same, and those TO whom he il
indebted viii bring in their claims for settlement
June 19-eo DAVID JACKSON
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IMPORTANTl

We find the following in Mr. Kendsils (thc IIca-
ven.born) paper, Of July 9Th. 1t was prot1by in
tended to jog the IIeros memory. little pap"
think, would utterly convince Mr.. Henry Danhs
Of YUginia, Of the imperious necessity of continuing
the Hero for eight years Ddgsr his having rs Phi
10 Jackson, before the election most srenuously laid
down the all important necessity Of restricting the
eligibility of Presidchis to one term We are really
surprzed that Mr.. Henry Banks Of Virginia, and
Mr. Carter Beverly also Of Virginia, have been so
long overlooked. The difficulty consists probably,
IN finding Offices adapted to their great merits. Mr..
Banks opinion settles the question as to the IIeros
recollection.
Having been frequently called upon and invch an
noyed by the friends Of the coalition as 90 what
would be my course IN the presidential election;
these are therefore 10 notify all such, that It shah
be satisfied, that Gen. jackson has not ciTcctuaIy
and sufficiently purgcd tl's government Of the cor
Tuptons which had crcpt into il, under the auspices
ct the late administration, that will he i'm favor Of
again appealing TO that incorruptibc patriot fGcn.
Jack-op) TO withdraw from that retirement which his
age and public services give him claim TO- and suffer
hinsei 70 no Hgnin elected by the people 10 tho
CHIEF Magistrucy Of the nation, To comrbeie that
work OF reform which Re bas 50 successfully con-
fnenced However, | would have il understood
that am opposed 10 any man holding tho office
for q greater period than ono term, or four wears
unless the welfare OF the nation impcri0uslv dsnan ds
re election HENRY BANKS, NJ T'Hginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

ARRIVED.
P0Rr or RJCHM6ND.


Schr. Ann Maria, from York River with corn
Schr Benjarnia Il. Valentine, Philips from Boston
with sundrics, to Lucke Il Sizer, Davenport. Alien
a. Co, Cotton s. Clarke, King s, Richardson, Ariel
Works, liubba rd and Gardner, and to master
Steamboat Virginia. Ferguson, from Baltimore.
via Norfolk.-Passed, in Hampton Roads shin M
anchor; n, jamestown, brig bound down; also the
brig Plato, bound up at CNnnon's Marshes the schr
Dandy bound down; in Wards Reach, the sehr
Harry Davis, bound dowR the schr. Henry bound
down, and the scbr. Brazil. Creighton, bound up
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, from Washington.
Alexandria and Norfolk.
SAILED.
- Schr Brazil, Wallace, Baltimore, coal
Schr Nlesldar lneersoll, foI New York, coal
SchT Emily Davis, CTowell, for Philadelphia, coal
CLEARED
ship Brunswick, Sanwood, Bremen tobacco cottop &c by
C. Palmer -
NOkt ok, July l6-And, schrs Washington, Eldridge,
rom Newport, R Sally Eliza, Harrington from Bal,i-
more bound TO kichmond-put in TO land mdze.
NEW YORK July li.-Cr,, schr Fairfield, Fis!er Rich
moud = ~
Ard srhr Exit, Howell, days from Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, July I5.-Arrd, schrs Coas,ng Pilot,
iowsei days from Richmond Hiram, Denke Dis FIN do;
Adriana, Sharpe DIS I'm James River
BOSTON July lO-And, schr Ar~ada, Clifford from Rich.
pVua
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18
TO THE PUBLIC

!na'1 Coach Lane from G,yandoHe 10 .Siqao-
ton, Three Times Week
HN1E subscribers have established a Line of PIT
Coaches from GuyandOtte to Staunton which in.
stead OF running ttcice week only, as stated in far
mer notice, VIII, Tor tile greater accommodation of the
traveller, and to prevent unavoidable delav ON d.
road, perform the route three times week.
The Line will pass through Charleston ondr-,,,
thence, by the Licks and the State Turnpke. to
Lewlsburg and the principal Medicinal SPRINGS IN
wit: the White Sulphur, the IIot, the Warm. Sc n
Stanton.
1t will leave Guyaudotte every 7tteselry. 7zpr,.
dry and Saturday, at O'Clock, a. NJ. ana ON ~
return, will leave Staunion cvcrv WedncsJ,y 70
day and Sunday, at the hour
AT Stanton the Line meets the ChnrlottesyUc
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, also uIgin,r
three times week. TS
The route, from Guyandotte 10 Stanton. win HI.
performed in five travelling DAYS, he eth day i'm csc
week being necessarily resting day and from Stahn
ton to Richmond, or Fredericksburp in two d,vs
20 hours, and from Fredericksburg to the CITY. l.,
eight hours. "
There will be no night travelling throughout ne
route. ''''
Persons ascending the Ohio on their wav 10 ,l,
NoIh will find this route very pleasant and chcan
one. And those who may wish to visit the SPRINGS
are informed that, exclusive Of this Line they can
generally be accommodated, on short notice with
good eTtTd Coaches to those watering places.
And the public are assured that in attention Ia tile
accommodation and comfort Of the passengers SO cr
good Coaches and Teams and sklful attentive and
sober Drivers afford them the line shall not b.,
inferior to any other in the State.
PORTER g. BELDEN.
ProPriefors from GUyandohc 10 me Harm Spri,,rs
Proprietor from Ge H;u1r springs 10 Sia,lnipo
RiCbmond, Va. June ,, I929. g SIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

From the N v Journal Of Comlorce Of .Jviy a.
RoN OHEsNotE-By the BRUSH bark Broke, Capt. Hardy,
Yiioh arrived tbs morning from GreenOck have received
Srecnock aud oasnw papers to Nav 29th both inclusive
Glasgow paper ofthe 28h. saws "The W best dcsrrp.
ton Of csa continue To be delivered rs per w
Erfraff II n litter dated GLASGOW, 3Oth May, 1929
1Se has been extensive demsd for sugar during as'
fortnight aud Improvement Of per cw in prices Cotton.
Woo-Durng this week hore hs 6eon an improved demand
and prices Of Bowed Geoga and New Orleans have advanced
VI Id Sales since 10th OF 80 Sea Island no az
I'D 90 atlld 10 ~ I'D, ard 80 I5d Stained do m 3D.
1895 Bowed Georgia ID Gid 94 New Oeans Al 81 cad
40 Egyptian Fida 7td; 81 Doneraa cd 7J 10 Per
nawuco lad; 10 Msanom at 3d. 90 Wst Inde Al sid
6d and Joz Sura 3.d Cd per ID. To cco continues ",
lined demand Ashes aud Taow TcHhin Of vesv Al
sale Grn-Nhcat and Barley have been srpdy NJ former
pTIcns, while Oats have advanced 81 Is per boil.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

he following cr receised hy the Brke aud win wish
nave neen favored by very respectable house.
aud published in the Journal OF Commerce July As how
ever that letter the only testimony we have seen from
Liverpool respecting the important advance in Cotton IL viii
not he aniss tn give IL te confirmation what folos-
Extract of a letter, dated LryknPooL Nav "a 1899
"Today buyers have been present B, ,s The hold
ers not desirous sell except Improved Ina.
made many Of the buyers shy in acting as yeuc
lance 10 advance You may consider ,Y marker firm
nj I'd higher in srazs aud IN Amegcan Cotton nj, i'd on
the last days The sales day will be aon, 900 has
Bowels sd 5d Mobiles SD Sad; Orleans "a Id Sea
Islands iosd; i3id Maransems Sad esd 800 Pernas at
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

DIED-Reoenty, in New York, JOHNSTON YER
PlANCk, Of the founders and long Editor va
able print the ~ York American MIR. VeIpanok was mani
OF genius of open hand ardent feelings and generous beaut
. 81 his residence New ok, Monday evening in the
York Evening Posi-, winch he ostabshee ldS Mr. Cole
considered the leading Federal Ediio many years
IN his latter days he less distinguish for incorporate
sufrer Of Jackson He " talents, eruton and
worth, but bad politician MIR Bryant succeeds him as
Edition nf he Hn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

~ "a gsa. N.,s "sy Dc n.~ .ats. iie a.Si'oSl
egeu indeed that ireenen work the most bat they
@ mos. also They do not produce greater surplus for un
on The slave neie fed clothed eslensively
freeman Again white exempted from labor
ally, but In this then the states
nave advantage article stands II has sometimes
been said that slavery because the
they raise would dear for market fcpvacd
1tnow is said that the labor OF the slave the
Mr. Payne the original resolution OF Congress To pro.
portion the of the states To the number Of
DR. WitcrSpoon Of opinion of lands and
houses best estimate of the wealth o nation and ina,
practicable obtain suchN valuation This Is the ,.
barometer of wealth The one now proposed imperfect m
ITSELF and unequal between the states IL has objected that
eat the nod of freeen aud Should be
horses also eat the fond of cesicn; also sd n
taxed has been said too that in carrying slaves into tine
estimate oil the taxes the do no ro thai,
those states themselves do who always slaves into the s
male o we taxes the Individual pay BIT the cases are
not parallel IN the SOUTHERN colonies pery ade the hole
roou ou 'ey DO not prrvade the whole continent That ms
10 me original resolution of Congress- proportion the ho,
scc1ding to the souls temporary osly and related 90
ne 'oes heretofore ested whereas entering in.
new compact and therefore stand original ground.
august he questions being put, amendment propo-
seq WAS rejected by the of New HAMPSHIRE
us Hhode isand Connecticut. New York, Jersey and
esyvana against those Of Delaware, Maryland Virginia
i'o''h and south Carolina. Georgia diviAcd. V.
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n. sKINNER

GEORGE n. SKINNER respectfully informs the
N public tn he has opened TRAINING STABLE m
Mackumps &c miles from Hanover Coun and sixreen
from Rchund Tie viii receive few additional horses on
the usual tnv, " early application made g. w. skinner
those who may entrst their horses management
idt the utmost care aid shall BE- paid them The
ttaei Is Of excellent quality. july 4-w3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18
To The Printers Of The United States.


~ late the prizes Of all the materials in king
" Pinsg Types, have been greatly reduced, and the
facility of manufacturing greatly increased The sub.
scrbe hsrefore has been induced make proportions
ole eduction in the prices, which, from Isl OF April
have been stated la tie Rprexrd list.
The character OF the Type made at this Foundry is
well known To the IRAnE, who that in regard
the qualify Sfmetal, finish, and durability, deviation
has been made.
He has on baTi complete assortment, md can supply
any quantity short notice; he will he happy re-
reve the orders nj his customers which will have imne
diatc attention.
Merchants who have orders abroad, cau have ofi
complete with Presses and every thing ~ for
Printing Establishment, pat up in the most perfect
manner.
Publishers sre requested 10 give this advertisement
place in their papers few times, To feve payment, So
IN type, OF IN settlement of their accounts.
RICHARD DONALDSON, Philadelphia.
PRtCESt-At six unnhs credit, Tor approved paper,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

Jhki States Bank S1ock at .HtD YoSt, .I,tI H. 1904
l20t ErcbDge on Linton, O8s a rO9.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

NV YoRK, July II.
The Snlly, packet ship, from Havre-day Of sail.
ing st ult, is reported in the ofiing-too distant
however. 70 be hoard from for this pnncr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18
For THE WING.

y
Remember not the offences OF the Rev. .. g. Blown
heither take thou vengeance ri. his sins.
from the evil and mischief from the era rs and as
sau!tS OF the Rev. o. Il. Brown, do deliver these a.
round him.
From the blindness Of heart, from the pride. VAIN,
glory and hyPocrisy-!rom the envy. hatred aud ma
ice OF the Iav. .. b. Brown, DO deliver the really
pistns.
From conspiracy, false doctrine heresv of hear md
contempt OF the opinion of the world, may the Rev o.
B. Brown Be delivered.
trend 10 religion, friend 10 the institutions Of
our common country, asks the attention of The Post
master Generol TO the above with view TO PREPARING
HIM for an essay or two OH the duty at divine and
the character of the Rev. o. b. Brown.
King q Queen, pa, Juiy Ilh. JUDAS
Some people i'll the town of Adams i'm Scw-ILfmp.
shire lately petitioned the legislature for permission
to throw asidc the maine OF Adams and adopt the
more republican name of Jdchson grave feba
cnsucd-Mr Gagget thought the PRAYER should NOT
be neglected, large portion of the people being in
favor OF II. Dir. Gay Ia Jackson mani moved TO
strike ont Jackson, nnd insert Clav--whch gGy mo.
ton Sas solcmnly opposed by Mr.. Gross, who.
Grossly enough, insisted that this momentous affair
should receive the profound consideration To which
IL was entt'ed:-and the solemn foolerv termina ted
by gratifying the child and calling it JAetsnl Tlsy
had better taken Mr.. Gays amendment ond called II
Clay, which is more agreeable name, and would
probably the Legislature some trouble four wears
hence The town is IN the county of Chaos, VIC
bcievc Deidtrdre Journal.
The Legislature of New Hampshire adjourned on
the 4th inst: amor session of thiry-two DAYS We
learnfrom the New Hampshire Journal that Mr.. Isaac
HILL the Second Comptroller of the Treasury of the
United States, has been in attendance at Concord
during the whole period Of the sessions taking an
active part in the machinery which has been
IN full operation We observe bis name attached 10
petition To the Governor, for the removal of Daniel
Conuer, the Warden of the State prison. whose
fault was that he had refused vote for Jackson
Councillor The Nsw-IIampsh;re Journal saws of
tim--"No man universally detestcd ever left the
State, nor any manifcstly." But whst is re-
markable in the case, is, that this digntEy should
leave the duties Of his Office at Washington, s4end
the whole period of Legislative session in dstarS
state, caucus day and night with the dominant psxJy
~ the legislature, dictate, control and manage its
proceedings, without censure remark from those
who so lately raised their voices against travelling
cabinets interference Of the general government in
the concerns of the State, DC.
There is STORY told of wolf who in orc OF
bis nightly ravages, peeped into cottage apd OBJ
served some shepherds making a hearty supper upon
a kd--"What a devil Of noise these rrscss Won d
make" said he, ''f they to catch eating 4
kid, DR. looking into ona of their dirty sheep:
folds!' 10.
IT,. ID -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

John Pope, Governor of Arkapsas, arrived at Lit.
tie Rock, its Capital. on the 3st Hay, aud entered
upon the duties OF his Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

through He Lotosr Locks.
MAY l6.-i9 hhds. tobacco; 90 bus. wheat; 10
tons of sand; empty boat, small; 10 boats. coal
boats 532 bus. coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18
BOOTS AND SHOPS.

We haye just received quantity of South American Horse
SKINS article which for Durability and sonoss surpasses
any other leather dress boots aud shos likewise, stuffed
hooso skins, dressed ulop plan, which makes plant
and wear longer
We lave received Genuemcn's Lasts OF the latest fashion,
crescent ocs aud prepared make Boots Shoes and
Pumps upon them IN the first style
We Keen constantly hand made factory. eencral
assortment 81 Ladies aud GcnGmcns Boots and Shoes
descriptions We have goat variety of Chdren's Shoes,
ooored hastings, and cater usso and yhs Shoes
Of al kinds
And IN addition to nrrutcime, kave received
large supply New York and Philadelphia Boofs and Shoes
All Of which determined 20 sell CHEAP.
We have argr assortment Of TRUNKS.
0T- Ordc's hA to country win be proVply attended TO-
may n enIR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

The Nationai HnteNigtncer.-It yields us more than
ordinary pleasure, to give the contradiction of cssrs
Gales 81 Seaton, to the statement of the N. Y Cou.
ricr and Enquirer that they were negotiating the
sale of their paper. We should be sorry to losc the
fraternity of these distinguished members of the pro-
fession at any time sorrier STILL to lose them TO
the profession at this time -sorrest of ALL to lose
them before national Justice in and through their per-
sons, had repaired the wanton and fragrant injury
inflicted by noleratc party spirit ut the two last
Sessions of Congress. This rcparaiion is inevitable
aud we have reason to believe, that some who were
instrumental in committing the wrong, will be arlcnr
tbe first and most earnest in repairing it.
From Me National IniciiigencS, Of Juty 16.
Accustomed az to look for something quiz
zical in tue columns nbeshed by the fancy and hui
NOR of the worthy Surveyor of the Port of New
York, confess we for once allowed ourselves To
he surprized at the streech of imagination display
cd in the following, which we find in the New York
'iCouricr and Enquirer" of Monday:
National hrteIigencer.-We learn from Washington that
Mr. Stambaugh editor of the Harrisburg Reporter and rem
from the Morrill, Of
National Tncgencer and if they succsed its column. @ m
will this old establishment BECOME lie able aud
efficient organ OF uie almmistraiion.N. y. Courier
No, no, Mr.. Moan! The National Intcigenecr
is not IN He iudikef. We would not sell j. To our
tticnds, much less u advcrslries. II ia not
nerchantable commodity. If il were believed that
1t could he bought, Mr.. STAMBAu.GH might possibly
have offered for IT, at present, if he has any such
views, he has not communicated them TO
Seriously, the Editors the National Intclhgen-
Ger, do not mean to part With the National Ineli-
gcncer. the sole reliance of their families for sap
port, till death do them part. We trust that the
Editors OF the great City will favor with the an.
thority OF which, " u he seriously meant, this state
is given to the Public. That they will retract
know the moment they learn is entire falsitv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-18

NEW YORK LOTTERY.
The drawing viii be received TO-DAY.
! s e s ;:ss$ ! E: 3 $500 ' e.
of 500 Sc. Sc o
Tickets So Halves so, Quarters IS.
RHODE ISLAND LOTTERY
WW be dratcn THIS D.4Y.
PRIZES!
OF Of 5000 5000 : of 1900 GOO
of 1852 10 of $50
Tickets 81, Quarters 81,
For sale by E. MICKLE,
July ia .Nsri JeiOW The Door Of The Eagle Hotel
MANAGERS OFFICE, }
July 10, 1929.
HHE Drawing of the New York Consolidated
NO q, will be received at the MANAGERS
OFEICE, Tins Day. Capital prize 10000
Whole ticket s., Half 2 SO, QUARTER 9s.
RHODE ISLAND, No. Is.
To he drawn THIS DAY
Capitals $4,000, 5000, &c. &c.
Whole tickets s., Halves 2, Quarters 1.
Osla1oare y South Carolina, No. 10 Erira.
To be drawn Next Monday. Capital $500
Whole tickets 81. Quarters so cents.
Call at Head Quarters, under the Eagle Hotel
July l8 YATES & MCINTYRE.
RHODE ISLAND CONSOLIDATED.
CLASS No. 10.
- Number Lottery-6 Drawn Ballots.
SCHEME,
prize OF $4,000 prize of $4,000
do 1862 2 do 1000
do 400 10 do $50
Besides $50, 40, 80, &c.
The above handsome scheme draws This Day.
Tickets 81, Halves 2, Quarters flor sale at my
once. S, HAWKINS
july 10
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LATEST FASHIONS.

6NOOiS 81 RYAN. opposite to Hall e. Noore's, infonn
~ their customers md the public that OF their partners
has visited We Northern cities and has procured i've latest
Fashions, add sck oise very bcs, kind o tie manufacture oil
Iadie nal
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Commercial Rrfor0.

DATE LATEST EUROPEAN ADyIcEs.
From London. June /
nCI
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se,'s Rhode Island Conneccut New YORK. New Jersey and
sy"ona against those Of Delaware, Maryland Virginia
North aud South Carolina. Georgia was diviAed. "
B' MIR. Everett of Massachusetts, arrived M his
hps'e on the 9th inst from his Western tour hovirg
sustained no injury as reported, from he upset
tn'gol stage in Maryland. We hope that tho sat
istaction derived by the distinguished gentleman
from his trpio the West, was equa to th, liberal
curiosity that prompted We wish that the inter.
course Of the two ends of tie umion in the persons
of such men Mr.. Everett was more frequent. mar
ticnlarly of the South with the North, as the former
lps The largest mass of prejudice to subdue
Ar7'stfat g' WietiBe-The following letter pub
shed in the Louisville Focus details some of the cir
cumstances Of Mr.. Wckliae's trial and acquiltal
MIR. kendall's SUCCESSOR in the Argus-a successor
who seems almost worthy of his prcdecetso~-bewails
the result most pathe,caly, and seems to think it
alarming tic the best interests of society,"" The eitor
Of the Argus doubt, would have been better plea
scd mad the Jury by theis verdict sustained the mis-
representation and expar,e statements put forth Inv
that paper in order TO prejudice the case of Mr.
WicklifIe but the public imagine will reposc NOR
confidence ia the integrity Of le respectable mon who
upon their odhs find tho circumstances such rs to ius
tIfy the homicide.
Extract Of latter, dated LEXINGTON July 3 1929
Dear Sir;-Ihc trial Of Charles Nckinc commenced on
Tuesday last and Saturday O'clock Jury brought in
verdict oil acqtin after cine of the
precisely The Investigation paiu,t aud aboriuus
every circumstance connected affair was Thoroughly
Neu Inc jury was OF the most respectable character;
thirds farmers from the country citizens s the town
The finally TUNED merely oxcuabe l, Jus
uhable homicide Covan, the prosecutor assisted bv
Mr. Burnct, Of Paris young talents employea
ior the occasion by the friends of unfortunate Beming
The accused defended nv Clay Cendcu Chinn: the
Two nrst named only addressed the Jury Their speeche. very
lar surpassed display Of forensic eopuenee ever before
heard in our All parties satisfied with the result
excepting perhaps JOHNNY
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9tar4$s

BANK STOCK AT AUCTION
TOMORROW. at o'clock, will be so,d :, ,b,
Coffee House, 25 Shares of Farmers p,rI
ot a ior esss. JAS. III. LYNCH.
WIN be added 10 the SALE Is shares Virginia Essk stoc
july i8 e S'''@'