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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-06

I UST RECEIVED-Svnls watcr-nroof no,o,,
- .hoceasns, for ladies' and gentlemen-Als6. ron
tlcmens cashn BcOts s1uare-toe Boots. with India
rubber lining between the soals for 81 Toga,bn~
WIN every description of ladies', gentlemens misses
ooys and chldrens Boots, Booees and Shoes at very
reducedPrices; at the corner of Main and tb street
BY GRANNISS. SON g. Pp0T5TTPS 80
dec o--ts
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BUNCH R1LSLM,S.
CORDAGE.
LIMITED

TAINTED.
"A Female Servant who has been used 20 house bu-
Asiness and Is good washer and ironer One
VINO con come well recommended, will be engaged, by
applying at this office. doc %
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Berrys Premium Fire Brick.
WE have Just received further supply of the
" above superior article, which have been proved
10 be equal to the English Stourbrdge Brick.-rTbo
principal Foundres in the United States are now ma
KING use OF these brick in preference to the ENGLISH
CUSHMAN & ANDREW.
dec Us .3UeIlfs FIR he .hInnnI;nrf,,..o,..
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CHEAP ROOKSTORE-

CHEAP BOOKSTORE.
4 II. NASH has received, bv recent arrivals
- very considerable additional supplies 70 his
former extensive stock Of Books and Stationary; all
Of which will be sold low. for cash. nov %
Nopct by a Lody Of V,rginio.
lust published and for sale by The subscriber. for
the exclusive benefit of the distressed family of
The Authoress, MORTON, Tale of the Revolution
Price dollar J. II. NASH.
dc
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TX. ALPHONSE LOUBAT ha.
- wing considerably enlarged his VINE
hAhD, on LoNG-lsLAND, where he now has,
~ iuli cultivation, THIRTY. IRE .Aeres of
G,ro""d, containing 1900 Grape Vine
hopts; having also the peculiar advantage
OF Doins enabled To procure the best species
:" hoo's from ms Fathers extensive Vine
Yards and Nurseries, IN the Districts of Ror-
MrLnIe IIcrnr md ILL., L.
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CONTINENTAL Rfeorn.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICH.UOWD.
ANRIYED

Schr; Eleanor, Morss, from Philadelphia, Via Nor
folk and City Point.
Schr Minerva, Mister, ! days from Baltimore, with
%stndries, 10 e Beck, Otis, Dunlop g. Go, Triplett e.
Johnston, Lucke g. Sizcr, Cnshnan G. Andrew, J y
Abbott d. Co, J Winston, J Carnighan, b Pcytol
and to order.
Below, scbr. Chesterfield, Bcaston, from New
York.
NoRFoLK, June 3G-Arrived, scbrs Transport
Ayres, New York; Caroline Marion, Barnes, from
Baltimore, bound to Richmond-put in to land iner-
cbandigc.
The ship Plato, Dat:s, bound TO Cowcs and i
Market, went 10 sea froin Hampton Roads this dav,
large light Brig came IN from sea yesterday eves
ming, and anchored below WiJoughby's Point, bound
James River.
The ship Rolla, Bevans, for Amsterdam; aud Brig
LADY Adams, Staples, for Blarseillcs, went to sea
NEW YORK, June z0-CTd, schrs Effort, Bell, Richmond;
Arsdne, Robinson, do.
PROVIDENCE, June Gland, schr Rs!.cL f,cm Richmond.
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From the Boston Palladium. .yu,,c "a

MIR. WIFE N MIR. WEBSTER.
ion. Mt Writ concluded his plea before tine Supreme Conr,
~ 'dV0r al the heirs of lutte Hubbard, against MIR. Brooks,
Yesterday at 12ocicck. The pIeadings il, this casa, as MIN,
nave ce' expected, attracted d great iiTong ofauditors. Two
Gays were spent 10y Mr. Webster for the defendant, and two hy
fr the plaintiffs. independently of many able ar.u.
f'eHtS USED III the opening OF the case by the able counsel Gu.
ga6sn respectively with MIessrs. Webster and Wit. As Bosio-
nia's' we are Under many obligations to MIR. Wit for the
SpIeDoh specimen be has given US OF southern el01uence. AS
l"f as he could be with pIoprieLy under such Il weighty, argu-
ine"'at!vc case, lie was playful and INDUCED in some Of tive
oiS;hTsive flights OF his genius. But the case Was a weighty
nne-and no nnekery of argument or laborious reasoning could
substituted foi the thing itself Mr. Webster has gathered
me-" laureis IN Inc giant conflict. AS the case was a case Oh
Judges. e' y JUG
" arirn Bridge case.
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BY OTIS, DUNLOP &. co
GROCERIES .4P .8TCJyO ~

OAsCCLhfEAo ax aOC1IOyE.
On FRIDAY, the Sd inst. at 10 O'Clock. will H.,
soid ut CTR auction store, u general assortment of Gro,
cerics' among Which are the following articles, with
out reserve,
81 iihds st. Csoix sugar. part prime qusler
II do Orleans do -
so bags prime green coffee
10 do white do
= hhds Antigua rum
3 pipes Holland gin
. DO French brandy
l3 bbls gin
2 half pipes Nader, win.
60 or. casks Malaga DO
10 do DO IeneriIe do
4 half pipes Lisbon &c,
100 boxes soap
so do candles, tal,uw
30 do do sperm
50 do imperial tea
is cases mems fine hats
10 wire safes
3 dog. wire siiters
GO kegs green punt
SO do white lead, Terms at s,ile.
July | .. D.. g. Co. Aucss
ADDITIONAL.
WIN be added 10 our sale THIS MORNING,
il boxes of one dozen each, fine sparkling ChsInnanpa
J pipes fine old Lisbon Wine
do fine old Cognac Brandy
10 kegs Indigo, best Spanish
II boxes Changes
;ufyS O. D. g.. co Au,,
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aurtt01l SNIF8s
EHIS DAY.

I'M Friday, Tie third day of Juiv, will he oe.,e,, ca, s,,e =, e,
- - heII'o lanyard, all the household and kitchen Fur1i,
su,e, me towing Crop, also Horses. Hogs, FlouShs and Wag-
Sums INN Under hve collars. cash-for all sums over FIVE dollars, a
Sond , md' . gwen 10 the 2oih December: the purchaser givirs
III 1--WE yea,s. Ws "'"i
BY %au'hStit.Y of Prpprie,ays.
june Sn-At JAMES p,r-r,,r
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E"H " Tie Lato.-A Canadian paper contains six
columns Of advertisements of sales by the Sheriff.
concluded by the Coroncr's notice ofthe ealo of the
goods of the sheriff
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AsnLAND, @3th bfa J, 1890.
To Genrge Howard, Andrew Simpson, james HAYS,
Josiah Davis, Isaac Redman, JauIcs M'Kee, Thos.
G. Barnes, Wm. u. Hayden, Buckner II. Payne,
George Cooper, Silas W. Robbins, Weston p.
Birch, Alex'ey S.. Farrov, John Williams, Wm.
Baldwin, Rein II. Gist, Charles s. Gatewood
Joseph HansbOroGgh, VIM. Chaey, and Samuel l..
Williams.
GGirLEMES:--1 have the honor To acknowledge
the receipt Of your letter of the Goth inst. inviting Inc
Ill behalf of many of my numerous friends and ac-
qualUtaDces in Montgomery county, to partake Of a
public dinncrnt MsuntsterliDg, on such day as may
suit my convenience:
The hatteriDg sentiments with which YOU have
been pleased to accompany tLis testimony Of the
friendly feelings entertained towards me-, in hIontgo-
merry, afford Tuc tie iiyeliest satisfaction. That
country was ono Of the first in which l commenced
the career of the profession Of law. 1t is endcarrd
to me by rTany carly associations and agreeable re-
collections. Unsp1rlng time, although it has swept
away many OF my former acquaiutanccs, permits
some Of them yet TO survive. 1t VIII CRAFTY ne
much to meet this remnant, TO exchange friendly sal
u;stioUs with them, aud to cultivate tho acquaintance
Of others who have taken the place of those who
have gone. l will eOdcsvor to embrace the oppor-
tunty Of doing so, by accepting your invitation, in
the course Of the ensuing summer; and if I shourT
be able to accomplish that wish, I viii give you time
ly notice.
thank You, gentlemen, 60. 'bo aPproba,ion that
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George HowGrd, Silas ". EDbb;ns,
.4ndretO Simpson, Wesion Il. Birch,
James Roys, .2iez'er. s.. Boryosp,
Josiah DaoiS, ,Iohn VItj1ms.
isaac Redmn0, Un Bnfd,Tin.
,Eiaes .AcKec, Resin II. Cgiaf,
Thouns G Ba77rGS, Charles S. Gaccood.
WD,. ID. Baydcn, JosYh Hrns6QrougA,
BackAcr II. Payne, I'm. CHiies,
Gorge Cooper, Samuel il. NiHiqms,
Committee, sc.
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feTGGy-Capi lia'ris ofihe brig New Packet, at New York,
III 70 days foin 81. t.usiaua, states that two Ga s previous IL
H."'S' d snip arrived thefe a prize to the pirates. The au,tn-
ritleS a'.at. Eistatia immediately took charge of her and liz.
niIeen pirates that brought her iu,-put them In prison and SEM
.nos SNIP co"i1iann' A Dutch sloop afterwards came in and
tonE tie PRISONERS To that place to be tried. 1t was reported AT
oI h"s'a'ia that two OF the pirates had turned kings evidence.
no confessed that they captured the ship off the rcrt Of 81
f-rslala: that 'hty put the capt. aud crew in the long boat. and
a.t'I gei'iiis sonle distance from them, they fred into il and
sunk them, ana II was their opinion they al turisIrd. m.
American Consul applied TO tire Governor Of St Euda,ia for
PcnnrS'''' 70 VISIT, the ship inorder TO ascertain tn what nation
she heioHgeh, but hc refused To let him 90 on board. Can, NJ
could not learn The ship's name. The pirates had scratched the
than Boston. "N ~'
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THIS DAY,

lliio Dh15
An Exira Haul issgajn To he made al mig LaaS64g-PJz@s
$1,000, $500, 2,2dJ, 1,oeO, 1000, &c. SC Should these
observe, that theycdn easily Re caUgft at live 'GolJen FisisryN
iIne32 AibKINS,
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yAadL-The New York Gazette STATES tina, the ney s,,,
lnlio, 81 - guns nov living at the Navy fayd, is to be- fitted for
sGa aho mat me cnnnnana OF her is 10 be given TO Commodo.e
barron, ~hn will rr0ctHd in her To the Mediterranean. as I'm
mandef ol the squadron on that station.
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HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.
G kN WEDNESDAY, the 18th July. we will sell,
- ON tile premises, the House aud lot OH l4tn
airect' now occupied by Campbell Blades-sa,e pos.
i.'e' and Ia take place at 4 l2 o'clock, p. nj.
Terms liberal, which will be made known On the tau
OF SHELBY order CT The Owner.
lyme 8o-cnats i. s. s. COSBY. &. CO,
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MORE PRIZES
Last Chance for 5000 Dollars.

Last Chance for 5000 Dollars.
fStB!S a ut 10 o'clock, the drawing Of the New
York, No. 2 Extra, will he received at p. CAabb,s
Office; where the capital prize of %, 1914 was sold
aud PAID in FIVE minutes after the drawing WIS re-
celved, last Friday.) More capitals 90. sale qyILs
OHl. Call and secure them, such as
$4,000, $500, 2,2Ge, 9 of 1000, ) of 500,
&c. &c. sc.
IltAets 81, II =. CIIUBE'S
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FROM EUROPE.

Extracts from late Foreign Journals
The London Courier notices that Eeroum was taken and
all those glorious advantages gained on the 9th of July the
anniversary of the battle of Puowa-
Where fortune LETT the royal sgede,'
day celebrated in the annals of Russia The Russians ara
encamped for the first time the banks of the Euphra
tes with the fertile plains Tucomana the ancient Assyra
before them, and without enemy prevent their
Eeroum the of all the forces and
ected by the Turkish Government carry the in de-
fence of its Asiatic provinces.
How far says the Courier, 'the Russians choose to pro-
coed seems to be left to their will Whether thew
will march the ruins of Babylon Bagdad turn down
into Anatoa to threaten Constantnope from the Asac side
of the Bophorus time will Show and the moderation of the
Emperor Nicholas, the obstnacy Of the Sultan must de-
eide. But if European diplomacy stand not lieu of arms
many months have elapsed the mighty colossus of the Of
toman Empire may lie wreck upon that earth which it once
overshadowed with its power.'
Three of Mr. Cobbett have been brought to bail at
Bowstree for most violent assault Mr. French the Cath
olic Barrister
Five hundred and fifty pounds have been subscribed for
the testimonial to Mr. Maury, late Consul Liverpool
The difficulties between the spnners and the work
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such weapons than fasehood, and we know no truth
against which they may notbe successfully turned In
this country few things are more TO be dreaded than
organizations or institutions by which public opinion
may be brought to bear Financially against individuals
or sects. From the nature of things, public opinion
is often unjust but when it is not embodied and fixed
by pledged societies, it easily relents it may receive
impulses, it is open to influences from the injured
On the contrary, when shacked and stimulated by vast
Associations, il is in danger of becoming steady un
relentng tyrant, browbeatng the tmid prescribing the
Iesolute, sencng free speech, and virtually denying
the dearest religious and civil rights Wesay not that
all great associations must be thus abused We know
that are useful. We know, too, that there are
(which it is important that public opinion should
be condensed, or act in We feel however, that
the danger of great Associations is increased by the
very fact that they are sometimes useful They are
perilous instruments. They ought to be Suspected
They kind of irregular government created with
in constitutional government. Let them he watch
ed closely. AS as fnd'them resolved or dis
posed to bear down respectable man or set of men,
or to force on the community measures about which
wise and good men differ, let feel that dangerous
engine is at work among U.S. and oppose to it stea-
dy and stern disapprobation
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where the parties cannot or will not submit any
restrictions delays For the relief of such per-
sons an asylum will be provided in romantic spot
on the Jersey shore, where they may have the kno;
tied TO suit themselves.
There appears to be one great obstacle to many
marriages under the statute the magistrate priest
is required to ascertain the ages of the parties. The
age of an old maid This is ticklish subject. The
fair SEX over 90 years of age, very coy this
matter. Many old young ladies' would nigh ex-
pre in the act of confesson--others would be guilty
of fraud perjury rather than reveal the appalling
truth; and should the truth be told, many swain
would, horror struck, surrender up his intended rib.
BENEDICT.
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From the New York Post.
MARRIAGE CEREMONY.

Hoboken is probably to become as celebrated for
sacrifices at the Hymenial altar it is for those
made at the shrine of false honor. BY the existing
laws of this state, no formal soemnizaton of the mar
riage ceremony necessary. Any bona fde and sol
emn engagement or contract that such relation shall
exist from thence forward, co-instant is legal mar
riage. BY the revised, rather the new statute
which is to 90 into effect the first of January next
formal solemnization, and other acts are made ne
cessary. Among other things, the statute declares
that,
Females may marry at IA, and males at II years of
age.
Marriage can be solemnized only by Ministers of
the Gospel, and Priests of every denomination; by
MAYORS, Recorders and Aldermen of cities, and by
Judges of the County Courts, and Justices of the
Peace When soemnzed by Minister OF Priest the
ceremony must be according to the forms and customs
of the church or society to which he belongs, and
when by Magistrate no particular form is necessary
except the parties must solemny declare that they take
each other as husband and wife. In every there
must be at least one witness present.
II is the duty Of the priest or magistrate, to as
certain the christian and surnames of the parties
their respective ages and places of residence and their
profession trade occupation; the names and places
of residence of two attestlng Witnesses the
and place of residence of one, if only witness be
present The facts ascertaned and the day Of the
marriage, he must enter in book kept for that pur
pose.
If either of the parties to be married shall not be
personally known TO the priest magistrate he shall
require proof of the identity of such person by the
oath of some person known to him; which oath any
magistrate may administer.
The statute does not apply to Quakers or Jews
have always thought this delicate subject fourished
best when let alone But our lawmakers have thought
proper point out the manner and form In which this
interesting ceremony shall be performed and, per-
Al md auph fha
public good require. There many cases, howev-
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DExAwARE REGISTER.
WILMINGTON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1929
Prices at Brandypine, yesterday.

Sup. Flour, $3.50 5,621: Mldngs, $50 $50
Wheat, white, per so lbs. 1902 red, per do. 1,o5
Corn. per 81 lbs 40 Corn Meal per hid. 1850 ::
do. per bb 2,95 Rye per SO lbs. Sc cts; Rye flour,
per bbl 3,75
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operations at the reduced prices established BY the former
Similar differences existed in other manufacturing districts
His Majesty has declined advancing any pecunay assistance
to the distressed Spitalfed weavers enable them o em;
CRATE to any Of the colonial possessions with their families
At meeting convened 70 the answ to their nathan
the weaves vented their disappointment terms
LONDON PosT OFFIcE.-Letters now TO bo carried b
from the General Post Office in London the distant nars
OF the metropolis in carriages -Four light vehicles called
Post Office acceerators drawn by horses have already
been built for the purpose Each carriage will carry sixteen
postmen II supposed that The ordinary delivery will be e
feced two hours sooner by this than present and
without any additional expense.
IRELANDIt is remarked that in the trials r tho roro..
arising out Of the party trays and Orange in the
North OF Ireland at the different asses there scarcely an
instance OF Catholic being acquitted Orangeman con-
demned In this unhappy country there seems to be one law
for the Catholic and another for the Protestant and this IN
effect avowed even from the bench.
John Seville Lumey, Esq. M. P. for this county has
presented ten thousand pounds for the purpose Of
erecting organ in York Minister; should that i'm
mense be expended ought to exceed that of any
other in the world. The organ that the ncendiary
Martin destroyed, the brilliant and effective
in tone we ever acknowledgements, Eng. Tines
Lord Tenerden ruled, recently, Gin case to recoy
err damages for house which fell in consequence of
the next house undergoing REPAIRS, that il was the
duty of every man to take of his own house in
these by shoreing it Within But if the adion
ing house should have been pulled down in waseG
negligent and improper manner, the plaintiff might
have right to recover
| The London papers contain further accounts Of
disasters by the late storm in Scotland Many lives
were lost on the coast, and much property DESTROYED
on shore. The Rohes-brldge is broken down, and
many houses in and near Rothes were prosrated.-
The bridge was splendid edifce and cost upwards
Of E14,000.
A storm on the night of the 18th of August was
the Of numerous disasters on the coast of Ire
land. The whole line from Tuskar TO Kingstown was
strewed with wrecks. A schooner, laden with salt
and rosin, was wrecked off the pier of Kingstown,
and five persons persisted A brig was wrecked near
the same place, and several lives lost.
-~eoe--
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The General Election in Maryland will be held on Monday
next.

ST. Andrews misunderstanding to previous no.
tce this House of Worship consecratcd on Thurs
day morning, by the venerable Bishop WHITE. The
Church crowded to OVERLOOKING and the presence
of a number of clergymen from other places, who
ofciated in the afternoon and evening, gave addition,
al interes to the OCCASION and was highly gratifying
to the numerous concourse of attentive hearers.
The Congregation of this Church was organized
upwards of year ago, and have not until now had
place of their own for public worship In the mean
time they have been indebted to the Trustees of the
First Presbyterian Church for the use of their Nee
ting House, which freely proAered and for
which act of commendable berality we are persuad-
ded the members of st Andrews Church feel truly
grateful.
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The Mansion HOTEL Port Hope, Upper Canada rob-
bed the night of the Gath of August of property cash
and notes the of five thousand and forty pounds
sterling. belonging to John williams, Esq. M W. has Of
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From the New York COMMERCIAL Advertiser, Sept %.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

BY the packet ship Napoleon, Capt. Smith, the edi-
tors of the Commercial Advertiser have received CO.
pious files of the London papers to the evening of the
Gath of August, and Liverpool of the 26t inclusive
with regular files of Shipping Lists to the gath inclu
sve.
Seat Of Wr.-If the latest German news is to be
depended upon, the campaign in Europe must have
ere this terminated in the downfall or abandonment
of Constannope, unless the Porte should have come
to terms.
The Allgemeine Zeitung of the 18th August, says
Eve have just learnt at this place, from quar-
ter that may be depended upon, that official news was
received, early in the morning of the 18th, by the
Russian Legation at Vienna, that General Diebtsch,
after being joined by the corps that landed at Sizebo
Ii, had totally defeated and dispersed the Turkish
my in great battle near Kirki-Kissa eco German
miles from Constantnople.) The fate of the capital
must be now decided. The next post from Vienna
will bring us the particulars.
Similar intelligence is said to have been received at
Munich on the 10Th August, from an authentic
is added that notwithstanding this defeat the Dvan
persists in its refusal to come to an arrangement.
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Peter Delany has been appointed Inspector Newcas-
tie, Del in place of Joseph Sawyer, removed.
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EiecOn-on Tuesday next the election for Governor and
Members of the General Assembly will take place in this
State.