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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-09
TO THE PUBLfG

HNlB subscribers, having purchased the Line Of
Stages running between Gdrhndotte and Lewis.
burg, wfl, on or bc1o,e the first OF Nav next, com.
mencc running fhe Route TWICE WEEK..
Tie Line ~ii pass through Charleston. and from
thence, by the Stnte Turnpike, to- Icwisburr and
the principal medicinal Springs, TO wit. the White
sulphur, me Hot. the Warm, &c. to Stanton.
IL VIII leave Gnyandottc, twice "A week ut 5 O'Clock.
A. NJ.
And on its return, viii leave Stuunton twice a
week.
From Guyandn,te to the Spring. tliorc Will be no
night travelling.
At staunton ,lc Line ntccts tho Charlottesville
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, running three
times n week.
The route, from Guyando'tc 10 Stanton. will be
performed in i've days, and form Stanton, to Rich
mond, or Fredericksburg in two days, and from
Richmond, to the City OF Washington, in 30 hours.
and from fredericksburg 60 the City, in eight hours.
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way to tho
North, will find this route the plcasantest and cheap
est. And those who may wish to visit the Springs
are informed, that, exclusive OF the Line, they can at
MI times he accommodated. on short notice, with
good cItTn COACHES TO those Watering places.
And the public are assured. that in attention 70 the
accommodation and comfort of the passengers. SO far
as good Coachcs and Teens, and skilfiil and sober
Drivers can afford them, the line shall not be inferior
10 any other III the State.
PORTER e. DELDEN.
Richmond Vp. March 10 1890 &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-09

TO TIRE PSDLiC.-IndrT le heal OF caution in tie
Yesterdays Wing, "A notice appTaIeI-ctuiionn the p,,hifc.
from receiving a notr, gwen by Barr e. Anderson to the ,lbscri.
her sometime PTryious 10 t1e 25;h day OF Ma.ch 1927, for
auo"t ! and tins notice was signed by Ohm BAR cYfy. in
which ne asserts te note has since been raid. Bar & AEES.r.
sou ca The 2lth day Of April 1874, CAV uue a Grr.hTl on
ntn'a'''i, if siJi u, which, II John BaTr individually or cont
jmc'iNcly, with lis then partner, undertakes 10 ,ay has hesn
paio-be or tity viii assert. that which Is no. true. John BAR
appears to nave Forgotten, an individual Transaction beiU ecn
hIn and myself, OF a note given by hio to me urtciorIs 10 tmr
-iin Mach oi 1921, for STA 10; and this was the note wLrh !
PROMISED to hdnd m 10 HIM, and which certainly did haud in
TO MS agent or CLERK, the late Nh. Mathew Wogis6p: Tie duc.bTi
therefore, OF baut " Anderson is still due; bat to a seu,hsnan
TO whon' l passed II, for valuable consideration: And Barr
Anderson are still IN my debt, independent ufthat demand: rs
on settlement, pledge myself to establish before the proser ri.
blnial. RENJ. I. WAITlTE
Aprl 1t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-09
LEAllHIlI.

NA - LEATHER.
- NSkOE &SgROFfiEfS Respectfully inform
865ksss tnehas aid the pSdiic, and the OIL castomers
NJ are ~ 60. that they iase for sale op reason
sele seF,ns' at the old stand oprositetlse BeyETavern
Z esfspese assortment Of LEATHER of superior
Ynafiy " e. thelr own manufactGte, SbnSistiug OF
Sole-iight and heayybapt
AZ Uppcr--russet md waxcd.
Sims kip, calf and sheep
Skirting 49,
Harness
Birdie brown and 5lsclf =
Bag hides, &c. &c-tScz&
RsB-Cash given ior Hides and Oak Bark.
= mar St-2aXSsy C FEaElI - " H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-09
WIN. II. PTTZWHYLSONj
HARTFORD BEE,j:

LINN FOtSD btiEis.
so Barrels of sood quality for sale
april s-3t DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. 20.
IN Gscch!aed Cbant9 Cafrl, INs Ja.,al ~, ics9:
Ogu0i
TIER Jones, dfa
ms day came fhr I3afutnT iy ks s.tQru.y aud f1.d IN III.
va appearing TO tie sa;stacyoa cf he csr,t. ma, ilr ,i.G ~
uan' Iefn NJ. kfanrt, Il rot sz ;ahssb,srf OF this ssste. M.
oIlsIeo, ihaf DE said dsrndsn. john Az Reafsd. sdc apoesr
nc'e es tEc iEi Day ofAtay cOurt rext, rud anas or fhe ia on
ne pIaih,Hii ana thai a copy this order te fs1uS triss.rfsN
~ sHhe prnar ncwspaFsr printed in The city Of Richnond f0r
~ p"efhs soScfsSyGy, and thar another copy be ro7,d n fhs
~ ~ S9Sl oi ~ Courthouse OF his cnury. On two succe~Sve
- cay; m u RATHER osdIrd, tht the dSfa,isuts SrpsTt
ahn Hienw-insr. lanes do not a aysv sscfrrp =
HnsfHse dispose OF any money or effects In tnsir badds t-~
fh,s1sss &c ue uefer5.rl John NJ Retfvri, ~ 4. 20 enable uec,
70 1900 lRai,fr toe dsstiA ths alainfn sa.i rosr,iapssd,
Aeey.-Tere YNa. VI MILLER. psr.a.a
SAVAGE COTTON FACTORY
'THESe@sse Manufacturing Company are now e,olser
ing s''npg fosa ia buiinins Msctimary az IN - esa,-
iisarsnt. in Connection wnl
DANIEL HACK.
apd pledge themselves 10 give eneratsatRfartn in n-
drsI'a'rhs and IN the f:jihfui ex-eniionl OF all orders. apa
upon $ faro,ehis terms AS can bs aEh ried al n o,hc-
''sen'ne estaeisfnisn' IN the Cpted YATES.
AFPy at the Farsoty mar she ~ shine,nn rerpote
Ha"aH2 pANiELdiACk, ario G.o. WILLIAMS
Ne ,. Bowiy's VIVA RI;
1" 49, "phe NJ chine MaSars Will Gnd eun.tan, rsl,
plns- b,l,ithore, Jan 23-faf12kxA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-09

Hltetna'eIy rUn from The Svert Springs,
oy ny ',no w sulphur Go hcSaft Sulphur, and back;
and by the Mill Gap and Union.
h'ch p'Ssengc' will he allowed 20 take 20hs. of hsy-
gag" i'r OF charge, hui all oves that, will be charmed Tor
! - r",e ~ . cents per Id per lCO miles. Those vho
hrst regsie' their names at Che places where the sta1e s,ou,-
shall have thr pre- =
There will be good aud careful drives, aud the best
III dRpsstmh!g lIIlissS ,o1, J. r. CALDWELL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-09
FOR
UP Iargeftant room over my oESeG.
A april ! S. HAWKINS.

G w -some Time pIuVUus 10 tle 25Ul Onth 49,.
- itiFr ~ Anderson gave a note to BENZ I. " aiare, Of tvs
CITY, ior about SiSl, which has bern s.uce paid m the set.
Element Of the acroun, between Barr Il Anderson and BENZ
J.. wallace. The Dn,e Mr. WALLACE promised "a give uu to The
dsviS Ell haT ~ AIGerscn 20 1t destroyed or tied avsy; lri
a. ns has not done so, | as one of the partners OF the late f.n
OF barr n Anferon, caution tue public against receiving it.
ap3-6t' JOHN RIRP
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-09
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

On Cary STREE, rear Of ne Pirginir and TURNER'S
Borks.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies'
- and gentlemen Of Virginia, FOR past favours and
hopes n continuance sf the same; md would thank
tho ladies sending their silk drcescs, to have them tu-
ken 20 pieces, which will enable him 10 warrant them
20 be dyed and finished az well aB at any establish
r1ent in the Union. Cauton or stuff dresses not no.
cessary, ne he has suitable machines TO finish them, if
sent to him in the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen arc likewise informed, that he Fcotrs
and renowsin colour, coats, paDtnloons, and vests, to-
getcr with all kinds of apparel, and ifroquosted, repairs
them in the nuatcst manner. AZ usual MI kinds of
piece goods dyed, and bot or cold pressed; furniture
stuns cleanscd and re-dycd in the neatcst manner.
N. h. Tickets viii he issued ON leaving tho goods
with him, and requests thcv viii b. presented ON M
~plication for the sgmc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-09

300 Bags coffee, yariops qualities
so hhds sugar
3 100 kegs Youla's patent shot
200 packages teas
: Haxnlls nails and hrads, all sizes
failow candles and soap
;pcrp~c ahs!es, chocolate, indigo
slustard. pepper. race, and ground ginger
Sefniui Ace4, 4 al pint tnmbk.ss
Liquor cases, wool bats -
American aud Spanish segarS
Window glass all sizes, molassea 49,
Russia quilts, cOgnac brandy, IIoiltn2% m
Country gin, Antig,,a rum, Jamaica rum y
WhSkey, soal leather. leaf sugar -
Cape WINE, lard, &c. &c. sc. Apply ts
mar zo-eoot OTIS. DUNLOP e Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-09
SPkENG,S STdGE-

'hi9 stage viii hereafter ran TWICE each Vrek q, anil
rom flucks, where i, connects with he line FOR
i-yrchborg to Nashville, &c. aud Few isburg. where 4, viii
connect win Potesr's line of coaches, which runs Co ,ha
tAnE. For each person there win be charged nr .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-09
Whiskey, Sugar, &c.

~ COC''IHI IsHOrIsIVrEE.
llave on hand a supply Of fine Fur HATS, at
= S24, IN every respects good article, and worthy of
their attention. las. WINSTON.
mar n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-09

,v8xT, The price Of s~uhscrision TO the DAILY RICHMOND
"Tmntsb ssx dollars n yesr, payable IN advance.
tue ohaye for Adypfinng Is rs cents for a single ipserJo,
sq.se y less, aud 33i cents for each coptnua1ce. daav or
ss.sy ooet cav Where advertisements are inserted op,y ;nse
first. ~"" "' e'en Insertion ai'ef uo
5nnaa, anyeTsrts AFRO charged so dollars for two squares
-. na, proportion for advertisements of greater length:
NSsPs Ameaoneen aud Lottery dealers, who arc CHARGED sI0n.
me Viii is yubIishci tsirr
payable ~ ~dsancc. "''
ror 4ausrtsiny-,5 cents a square, or less, fsSate 6ts Ia.
bfrion, and 30 ceuts fr each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-09

1Jft slD*cilUer tesprctinily informs Als ctst1incrsl
.Snpd the public ge.tpsiiy, iilnt he has opened a
spi1 Fsi assorui'rntof f%e.sA spi Sam, lear !pea1.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-08-27

his iannissaTies. The events of catalonia,
and perhaps also the wants;Of the treasury,
would not be the smallest causes of this meas
ure, which would be made without the con-
sent of the court Of Rome.
ServiG, June 8. Letters from Constantine
pie state that unfavOrable news from Asia had
been received in that city, the substance of
which is that Gen. Paskewitsch has been van
pushed after a strong battle. The news from
Jassy Of the 10th speaks Of the arrival OF a
messenger from Count DiebltsCh; the object
of the mission is not known. The Austrian
Observer of the 25th Of June states, that on
the 9th 900 volunteers from different regl-
ments, under the command Of Col. Count
JOlsOy, and battalion of chasseurs, under
the protection Of % pieces of artillery estab-
lished on the left of the Danube, have passed
the river at Rachom. This handful Of brave
men supported, during a combat which las
ted from three O'Clock in the morning to two
O'Clock in the afternoon, by battalion OF the
regiment ofTobaisll, occupied the city after
having driven the enemy from their batteries
and houses. The enemy fought with great
obstinacy. but it could not resist the courage
of our soldiers. The trophies of this victory
are Ave cannon, five Aags, and five hundred
prisoners among which is Husslen Pacha OF
Varna. Among the great number OF killed is
Selim Effendi. Our loss is not yet known,
but II is small in comparison with that Of our
enemy.
Corfu. June II. Advices from Egina state
that the Protocol Of the god March, recOgni-
zing the sovereignty ofthe Sultan.without oe-
filming the limits Of Greece, had created great
dissatisfaction, which was increased by the
pretentions Of the English Consul General,
who, having obtained an audience Of the Pres
ident Of Greece, demanded Of him the raising
ofall the blockades. the recall Of all the Greeks
in the interior ofthe Morea, and the cessation
of hostilities against the Porte. The Presi-
| dent formally refused to cease hostilities and
withdraw the Greeks from Liyadia, and 10.
formed the British Consul that his duty for
babe his giving up the advantages already OBJ
tanned, and that he would only yield to supe-
rior force. He, at the same time, despatched
orders to all the commanders not to quit their
positions. This Consul has also sent vessel
to the Ambassadors who were repairing to
Constantinopie to inform them of the reso-
luton of the President of Greece. 1t is not
known what effect this may have on the me-
dating powers, but it il seen that the Greeks
refuse the protectoral armistice that should
precede the Intervention Of the powers at
Constantinople.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-08-27

Extract efG letter from NesO-O Orleans, July %.
THE Yellow Fever, which has prevailed
some time among the shipping, has now com
pletely entered the City, and is making MANY
victims among the unacclimated.''
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-08-27

While two teams were passing the bridge at Bruins
wick, Me IL broke, and the two Wagons were DASH
ed 70 piecas and one Of the drivers, Mr. Wee@ali'
Instantly killed.
An enormous exchones-The u. S. Telegraph
states that there are 600 newspapers on the exchange
list OF that Journal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-08-27

Che New-York Morning Herald states. on
the authority OF a passenger, in the Susan Sc
Pheba, arrived from Georgetown. Is. c }
that some days previous to the 9TH inst. the
whole military had been put in requisition,
and all the inhabitants were in arms to quell
an Instruction Of the negroes, the plot Of
which had been seasonably discovered, in
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-08-27

1t is ascertained that that part of the Stat
of Maine which is claimed by the British
contains not less than eleUen tkomsn,sd squar
miles.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-08-27

The Saratoga Sentinel of August 18th
states, the number Of strangers who arrived
in that village, during the week ending on the
9th inst. were estimated at upwards of HOO.
The whole number of visiters at this water
ing place is estimated at 15OO.-N. Y. ado.
U,,proftable Mining.-Last year six indi-
yiduais Of Salem, set out for the gold mine
district in North Carolina, with a capital of one
thousand dollars each and the necessary inn
ple,nents for mining. They returned home
few days since, after having labOred diligently
and perseveringly, in search of the precious
metal. until they had expended their last dol.
lar, and one of them now lies in jail, having
been arrested for debt Immediately after his
return.-PrOU. paper.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-08-27

North Carolina Election for Congress-
VIM. B. Shepard. Esq. is elected by a ma
jority of SIT votes over Lemuel SAWYER.
Esq. the late Representative from that dis
triCt. wf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-13
lis and notes discounted

The above statement, embraces every thing be-
longing To tile mother bank and It's branches, as the
report of the Committee atirns, and that the state
nent itself was furnished BY the Bank yinot be de-
nied. With complete view of the condition of the
Bank before us. proceed to nnalize the statement
to LII the veil which shades it, and to expose It's rea!
condition.
The first thing which strikes the eye of every one
who knows any thing of accounts is, the remarkable
fact that, IRON the statement made by the bank, both
sides o the account are precisely eGuai VI it be said
that this must necessarily be the case at the end of
cyery six months because he dvidens paid 10 e
sfoeEhoLiers reply that though this may be- yet the
statement should shew, what had been the gain of
the Bank IN the course OF the six preceding months,
by its operations; aud then, all would have known
that the basucc M favor Of the bans, IT, indeed there
tsns any such LHLdScc, would be the proper sum to
dspose Of ifl form Of dividends 10 the Stockholders
II iLbe said that there goin that year. then
eav that hat fact oughtto appear in the statement
exhibited Blythe Bank, because, u IS no less impor
tant to the people that the losses should be known,
than that the geins should; more especially when IT n
known that the stock of these banks, constitute the
basis for all Improvements IN the State. The stutc-
nent ought TO have embraced THE discounts and
other profits on tho one side, and ell tho expences 81
the institutions, ontc other after which, the stcr-
ence between the two sides OF tho account, would
sheW the proper aggregate amount of dividends 10 be
mudo. Bu both Of these items arc omitted and for
what object reaus be- explaincd yet be the object
what il may II is perfectly cerain that until they arc
shewn, tue trUs condition Of the hank cannot be
known. Again, ii VIII be Secn by an examination Of
the statement that tho difference between the two
sides Of the account leaving ont the Real Estate is
9t7G00 56i and in odcf 10 make the bdlanco even,
or rather TO make both sides balance the Real Estate
il nut down at arbitrary SUN, far exceeding, no
Doubt It's true value, one may see, who will
take the pains to look at tbs different banking houscs
belonging to the institution. To show that this must
NO true 4 il only necessary - examine both sides Of
,hs statement aud IL will be found that al tho Other
;cms. On bUh sides arc definite and ccvtun in their
amounts and therefore, ieis doubtless true thst the
even balance is produced ny tic item OF Heal Estate,
nut down nj an arbitrary valac. These facts moan
something. and perhaps that something may be here
sltcr seen. The object have 10 view. in making a
critical examination Of this stetcoent is. to show
tui the bsnks;ore IN no condition :" make dividends,
acd that 81 'lasy yeas pat, thc capital sock has
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-13

Tie Virginia Banks, and "George Clinion.r-
Under the signature OF George Clinton, writer has
lately appeared in the Richmond Enquirer, whose
investigations and expostions Of Banking and Of the
condition of the State Banks OF this Commonwealth,
have attracted very large share of attention,
M and out of the Commonwealth; for we yesterday
saw letter from citizen Of another State reques-
ting the numbers to be sent to him for publication,
aud expressing the most iattering opinion of their
general ability, and conviction Of the truth o. their
POSITIONS.
In compliance with the wish of number of our
subscribers, this morning republish the 10th
her of George Clinton, which the present condition
Of the Bank of Virginia critically examined OIL The
Legislative Report OF l822.s We are authorized TO
say on behalf Of the Author that his estimate of the
losses upon Real Estate may be too large but that the
excess will be than credited, by the io,oness of
his estimate of the losses from bad debts generally.
At the same time, it is but fair to state that those
whose official connexon with the Banks, gives them
adorable opportunities of ascertanng its real con-
diton, affirm that the statements of George Clinton
are not entitled to confidence Let the reader Judge
Tor himself fur as he can. For our own part, we
firmly believe. that While the sotreny of the Virginia
~'"''S VT nave ioh5 ocSli
DONG, indifferent business las is true of nearly all
the Banksin the u States) to render i, highly eli
gbe for the interests OF the stockholders, that they
should bo'''wound up" with rs little delay as may
comport with public convenience. a Bank is not
nsovent until the capital stock is exhausted, aud nc
man pretends that this is the case with the Virginia
Ranks but while they are able to pay their creditors
the holders of their notes they may be sill unable
pay back to the stockholders hundred cents Tor every
dollar subscribed and looking ut the immense losses
sustained since 1913. and the great revolutions in
property, many intelligent men greatly question their
ability to pay to the stockholders ten shngs in the
pound.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-13
From the Enquirer.
BANKS, No. Y.

In the review which shall present os the state
and condition OF the Bank of Virginia, exhibited
by the Bank itself, am far from supposng that may
j. may be, to expose Them. Far from complaining
under such detection oferrors shall only prompt
ly acknowledge them, but shall feel rejoiced to be-
levc that the Bank in which the State has deep an
interest il in better condition than had supposed.
TO avoid all llnatured imputatons which IT may be
the pleasure of to cast upon me, and shew that
do not intend to commit any error will quote from
the Journals of the House of Delegates the report of
the state and condition OF the Bank OF Virginia -
This WILDE found in the journal of 1922 page eos
in the following form:
s1'he state vi the Bank Of Virginia on the LIST of
Jan. 1922.
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DO continued IN my neXt.
gfORGE CLINTON

Trouble IN The WigOam.--Mr. Van Bureus situa-
ton in the Cabinet is understood and believed to be
critical and rksomc to tho last degree. II Mr. Cluy
made mismote when he accepted the Department Of
State there is every reason for the opinion that his
successor will not prove more fortunate. He Is in
the condition Of Lord Chatham, under Gcorge the
sd--rcsPonsibc in degree certainly for measures
over which ho has no controul, and TO which no has
tho credit Of being dramatically opposed; and there
iss .amoW from Washngtch, that the came causes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-13
NonrnrY. Inne 10

We learn from q gentleman from Washington,
that the PREsmENT Of the UNiTFo STATES intends
visiting Old Point Comfort during the next week or
week ensuing.
Among the passengersin the steam boat Potomac,
arrived Yesterday from Washington, was Capt. Al.
exander ;. Wadsworth, OF tho u y. Navy. Capt.
WadsvcItb, so learn, Is appointed to tho conmacd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-13

The Shcrifs conducting tho elections for members tho
Convention for the ds composed Of the counties Of Sussex
Sunny, Southampton Isle Wight Prince George and Green's
ve a. Sussex house Thursday, the 4 inst
compare the pons-wlich as follows;
John Mason ISL j. Trszvant 47O, a. Claiborne 426, j.
Urquhau 36s, r Ruin 3O7, p Rycs 800 Eppes 400,
Z. Bowers 2Oi, A. Smith 1856 j. Corgi 147 Harrison l2l
J. Hoffman ln2 JoS Mason 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-13

In ChssfeDfsid County Coiyi--Juns sth, 1929.
George W. Farmer, Henry Farmer aud Riagnus Car,erl
and Dosiah his wife, late Dosiah Farmer, plaintiffs
agdiHsi .
Henry Hawks aud Bess his wife, William Farmer, James
Andrews and Martha his wife, and Robert Farmer the
said Robert berg infant Of tender years by Benjamin
Goode, his guardian ad htum, dts
This day the plaintiffs by their attorney and il appear
Jog the by satisfactory evidence that the defendants are
not Inhabitants Of this commonwealth and they not having
entered their appearance and given security according 10 Ire
act Of assembly and tho rules II this court on the motion Of the
said plaintiffs is ordered that the sad defendants do appeay
here the second Monday IN August next and answer the
IN newspaper printed IN tho city Of Richmond Cor ech,
weeks successfully and another copy posted At tho font
door OF the courthouse Of this county, for two successive
days. Copy Tesio,
ffs l. NIJNNAILY Id C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-13

Yard. - '''e - 80 10Y
II 'srumourcd that the Constellation win. as coon
northern port, and thence to sea: probabv m Eno
land and France, with Mr.. Mclean. Minister 20
England, and Dir. Rives to France.-[ Beacon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-13
WAsHrnaroS lima ~

WAsHInoroS, June H.
The Circuit Court for this District did not deliver
yesterday, its expected opinion in the case of the
demurrer to the Indictment against Watkins.
An the press IN the las daily paper requires eouec
ton In the assigned o the Of Mr. Noure
for she had given certificate in relation TO Mr. Adams and his
accounts" read n relation to Mr.. Adamss and his own
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-13

The packet snip Montgomery, siys the New York American
Of Tuesday last, below from Hauc-day Of sailing May 10
eT dates will be days Later received timo
DT that evenings paper Also, paeke, ship Birmingham, from
Liverpool, sailed with the Mento:, arrived on Monday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-13

TO he Creditors Of Jesse c. VGughen.
TNHE Subscriber requests all persons having
II claims against him, for transactions since 1895
TO meet him at the grocery of Messrs. Williamson a.
Richie, at the Shockoe Hill Market ON Thursday,
the 18th inst between - snd o'clock when no
will make arrangements 10 liquidat Q their claims.
Jun 10 60 81 JESSE G.. VAUGHAN.