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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12
Landing and for Sale by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 Co.

LNnuhg ana JOr Sute on
DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 Co.
TX Hhds ". England rum
- 10 bbls gin
SO boxes cheese
90 bbls Dunop's beer
100 casks nails, assorted sizes
casks Sicily Madeira wine
% bbls prime pork
10 do do
AND IN STORE,
IS IIhds molasses
10 do ST. CroiX sugars
do N. Orleans do
Is pipes Coguac brandy
10 do Hollands gin
10 hhds NJ Orleans rum
10 do Antigua do
so bags coffee
200 reams wrapping paper
1000 do writing do
10 casks w s. lamp oil
goo boxes brown soap
200 bbls. No. 3, mackerci
so boxes spermeceti candles
so do tallow do
so bales cotton yarns
Shot, teas, Crehore's playing cards,
Nails, white lead, &c. &c.
.fB--lOt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to the DaiLx R,c.sosp Wno s6
year, and for shorter period at tho year paw
able la advance. fr' '''
For square 16 lines mr. c.s o,. Il,
s-'on 70 cents two INSERTIONS 81 three insertions 81 TX and
every succeeding insertion 3si cents y - "
Thrice week rst week 81 s5 every succeeding week
sertion 50 ~ N'S ."
Once week, first insertion cents,
serton SD cents -'e w
All advertisements are also in.ertod in tho
Wins. ~ - $50, ~0'"-
Transient advertisers must pay in advance.
ne nuiiiuer of insertions MS, tley
coningly.
annual Advertisers charged so dollars for squares
ana IN TINT proportion for advertisements of Lengths
except A1etoneer aud Lottery dealers who charged sOO
Qr1- The CONSTITUTIONAL WING Is published twice
week Tuesdays and Fridays) FIVE dollars per annum
PAYABLE On advance.
For cents square, less for FIRST
srri0n. and 80 cents for eac, continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

LeghOrR and Open StrdD BOnncts.
n Case Lcghorn bonnots, rery cheap
= ! do open straw cottages, extra sizes
do mems palm leaf hats.
Received per Exit, and for sale by
avg - BALDWIN, IVES & c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12
JAMES WINSTON,

Commission Merchant,
HAS in store, on consignment, and offers 70, sale
- reasonable terms,
10000 Lbs. of best Smhfeld bacon
200 barrels Of No ". e. nett herrinus
30 do do nett shad
10 do do roe behring's
80 do No. 3 mackerel
10 do refined sugar, assorted
100 do genuine cider vinegar
30 do family flour
bags black pepper
50 kegs Smithfield lard
600 sides heavy slaughtered sole leather
$50 do do russell leather
100 do light waxed do
80 dozen fine roram hats
50 do spades and shovels
10 do meal selves i2 to Is inches
70 do American caster oil
100 do bed cords and leading lines
40 coils cotton bagging rope
80 boxes soap and candles
100 rcams writing and wrapping paper
$4,000 feet good flooring plank
$4,000 heart shingles So thick
$4,000 sap do 12 do
1900 feet of prime railing
10000 of HICKS superior segars
10000 of common do
Wove wire of any kind to order
Manufactured tobacco
Fine and supcrflno -four
Brogucs assorted, &c. &c. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

a Celebrated and efectuHt article.
IUST received by j. II. NASH, a few
~ bottles of the celebrated and efcctua PR ESTON
SALTS for the head ache. II is saidby some of the
greatest Physciansn the country to be the best
tclo of tho kind that hae been introduced in this
market, Sept I.
IrLORIDA WATER.-Jno ". Blamrc has just
ceveti farther supply OF Florada Water much adni
red for its delicate perfume. july 10
IL AW BOOKS.-A further supply of Law
~ Books. Among them just published, arc vols.
5th and 9th Maddock's Reports, O., Q, 3, aud pre-
yiously receiyed) and vol. Peters Reports. For
sale by J. II. NASH.
ESO LOVERS OF GOOD QUILLS.-A
~ supply of goose and swan ouiIls, Of the best
quality, received
~ Persons wanting had better mako early appl
cation, it article not 10 be met with every day.
sept J. II. NASIl.
-UOULE'S PATENT SIIOT.-- 80 Kegs Yo,ie's Patent
Shot, all sizes, landing add for sale % New York prices Ivy
auE3t-3t OTIS, DUNLOP g. co,
LUNfSsURo G. IT,, Aug lsl 1879
"J nora Grf dnEUS patrs dcC,r ortds corpora OVID
AMERICAN OR TRANSLATED Music
PATENT has been issued for improved Notation IN
~ Music, which differs from the present, by substituting
themselves for the dots and characters IN usc
Semi and Nnn be desenated by capital typo
or letter the size Of these notes. used The Coiche
Cuaver duavcT aud Dcnscnni qmver notes bya capta
is,ler of less size Appogauras, soa notes. &c. by the
cotninon ltac type NJ lcticr.
By this system fnoation the Ines and spaces will NOT have
20 be committed memory NJ all notes being known ~
6hf tho teacher merely incng his pupil IN the position OF
the keys instrument &c &c. Every septcnnVy ~ the
tevs car he marked with letters alternately, Of any two ooors
cav commencing the mddleC of the instrument and makne
TO the right and left ,-e.-, =, d.
Patent as the will be vigorously enforced agnins a ,7c'
&c 4 w. g PHILLIPS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

PURE JUICE PORT.
PORT WINE, pure juice of tho grape, in
bottles, aud on draugh just received for sale by
sept. r.. ". DREW. Agt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

LLOkIDA WATER.-Jno ~. Blamire has just re-
~ ceiveh farther supply OF Forada Water, much admi
red for its delicate perfume. July 10
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-20
POLITICAL,
from The Newbern ~ C) Spectator.
SOUTHERN POLITICS.

When the Hartford Convention and the conduct
of the New England leaders. during the war, we're
so loudly and bitterly denounced, especially in the
South, we little thought that the political drama
would soon be reversed, and the Southern leaders
become the enacors of the part which had so recent
ly belonged to the Ha, tford Convention And has
it come to this that for every grievance, real or i'm
aginary. which one party or section of the country
suffers from congressional legislation that resort
must he had to threats Of separation of the Union
Is our Union indeed not worth percentage on the
wooen goods we consume ? What would be the
reply to this question of those who laboured to ac-
complish the Union? Would not doubt on the
subject be- an insult to their labours?
Some of our southern leaders, defeated on the
Hoor OF Congress, in the greatmea of the Tariff
by the combined forces of the North and West.
seem to us IN their resentment to have thrown away
all the suggestions Of prudence and patriotism. and
to have given loose to wild and pernicious declara
tons, # they be not idle and braggadocia threats.
Instead OF the expanded patriotism, the avoidance
of sectional jealousies earnestly deprecated by
Washington the reverse has been proclaimed in the
new doctrines, and the people of the South are con-
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-20

ured not to receive in any manner the products OF
the East and West.
Flaming speeches and highwindcd resolutions have
declared tile wprthlessness Of the Union but 1t Is
consoatory to find that, so far, their mountain la
bors have produced their appropriate issue. AS yet
we have only learned that in our proud and noble SIS
ter State of Carolina, poor WAGNER, with bacon
from Kentucky, has been rendered bankrupt by their
refusal to purchase of him at any price--a Yankee
captain has been compelled to carry back his onions;
and Kentucky droyer has been refused a"commo,,
dalton in some of her taverns Noble Scu.herons !!
these are your trophies! There was time when you
would have s.plucked bright honour from the pale
faced moon y but now, forsooh wagoners, drovers,
onion dealers. are your game! What glorious deeds
to tell ON "strands afar 70 Oh tell it not in Gath
M Dufie, overhrown by Burgess as rudely as the
knight of La Mancha by the windmill like him found
his victims. by installing flock of sheep for host OF
adversaries and the pewter basin of the barber tor
the FURNISHED shield of the Eastern knights. Such
are the trophies the Hotspur of the South must
carry back to the Hall ofsCongress.
Light be the laurels on Ills brow ?
And vet these abused Yankees spin our cotton. eat
our rice chew tobacco, use our sugar, and some
times consume our corn.-Suppose they should de.
ermne to take all these articles from abroad, would
they not balance their onions, patatoes, and home
spun
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-20

starke and will take her position in the very zenith
of fashion, Her society, favor and influence, WIN
he sought by the Jacksonians, and by all others VINO
aspre TO the favor and confidence OF the new admn-
straton. In the palace, this lady, it is thoughtwil be
supreme ;-controulng the etiquette OF the jackson
court, and influencing the distribution OF us patron
age.
On Saturday, party of the members OF Congress
assisted by select number of Swans from the pub
Tic Offices spent an hour or two in digging up roofs;
NOT Greek, but White Oak Roots. An ingenious
citizen of your state (Mr. Pratt, of Washington CO..
exhibited. near Georgetown, the operation OF his
grand grubbing machne.-He applied the machine
to some noble White Oaks, nine feet IN circumler-
ence and they were in a few minutes and with ease,
pulled do,Un, and their roots pulled un The pow
er used was the hands of some five or six men. The
machine will, is thought prove very useful to rail-
road and turnpike companies.
Col. Johnson's friends are sore on account OF his
defeat Some say he was chisseed out OF his election
by the administration men; and others inter that be
is contemplated as the successor OF Mr.. M Lane IN
in the Post Office This last can hardly be, for the
reason there were no other that the Colonel IS not
in the good graces of Senator Eaton. These two
gentlemen had, only the other day, very rough and
angry encounter in the Senate-growing altogether
out Of very trivial circumstance:
New candidates for the next cabinet are daily
presented. General Van Ness, of this city, and
General Cadwallader, Of Philadelphia are now talk
ed of for the War Department.
Mr. Calhoun, the Vice President, is here in good
health, and mixes much in general society. Ills
brilliant and fascinating manners and conversation
are calculated to make deep and favorable impress
sion on all who approach hlm-partcularly young
men. It's evident to all that his hopes and asplra,
tons are revived, and again fixed upon the Presden'
cy. From the silence of the South Carolina mem
bers on the subject of the Tariff since they receiv-
ed their last instructions conjecture that they have
for the present, abandoned their projects, lest they
should injure Mr.. Cahoun's prospects.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-20
For The DelaUaye Journal.
WEIGHTS & MEASURES. &c. &c.

The Legislature of this State being met but few ds
it is perhaps not aniss, respectfully call their attention
TO me OF the more important upon which their
care and controu may be extended with great beneto
the community at large.
Among these concerns the weights and measures Of
State are believed to be Of the highest importance both
IN pecuniary and moral sense. This State without
any law or regulation in regard to weights and measures
particularly that ofgra evil which is seDsby felt by
the Farmers generally
Some of the towns villages wilmington for instance
have It IS believed endeavored to enforce some regulations
upon this point and the good effects are easily seen the
neghbonrlood, but the country at large suffers greatly
particularly in the lower parts Of the county load Of
gram is sent to market and you know by what rule Of
measure ~ to be Judged there being one to inspect
OF regulate the bushels and it is believed they vary vey
much III measure in different parts of the State Take for In
stance the barrel of corn in the ear it is understood
contain certain quantity of sheed but per-
sons Will have the barrel made very bottom and
greatly increase the breadth top, that when mod
eateiy heaped must contain much more than ought
and ~ tins way Farmers suffer much You hear almost ey
cry one, who sells this way complain of the
measure, taken but there is no inspector of meases
to regulate these things, they have submit for many per-
sons, from the want OF conyenences keep grain are
Obliged to dispose OF early in the earThe mos. needy
and poorest farmers are the greatest sufferers this res
pect
The evil in regard to sheed grain is believed to be
equally great for how can any one otherwise account TO-
inc difference that occurs in sheed grain, measured ~
wilmington or lphiasealed half bushels hold
ing out ITS measure when remeasrcdb by of the bushels
OF this State 1t neither just, right that the person
who buys gram, should be the sole judge of the measure
there certainly ought to be some regulation ;when you
contract to deliver busc that measure ought for the
advantage of the public, to be exactly KNOWN and be the
same throughout the State.
Pennsylvania has taken great pains upon this point and
the good effects among her ofbusness easily seer
justice is done, both to the buyer and the seller Mary
yand is believed has also turned her attention in this
way and why should not Legislators profit by their OK
perience.
Inspectors whose duty it regularly inspect and stamp
the weights and measures 30 about through Pennsyys
ma and 1t the same rules adopted by Legsa
lure and the weights and measures of that State enforced
throughout this the public would be greatly benefited
and no small advantage would also accrue extending the
aw SO as tn embrace the measuring of bark and rewocd
defining whats cord should be, and appointing to every
village measurer corder.
Take load Of bark, wood, grain to Phad and y"i
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-20
E1tract Of letter 10 the ". 7. Commercial da.
ted.
WASHINGTON, J anuary 4.

W A5HtNGIUN, dtIudry r.
a fashionable marriage took place here on Thurs
day night which, from certain circumstances con.
nected with it, has become the subject of much con-
versat'on One of the parties is Senator from Ten
nessee, who served during the war under Gen. Jack
son. has since been his biographer, and, being much
in his confidence will exert decisive influence over
hun, on all subjects of policy The other party is
the widow of an officer of the nayy. lady of great
personal attractions, and not deficient in tact and
taste for political intrigue. This lady, now rises,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-12

yifius oi two Deeds Trust, executed to Job- III
= te"i ahd william DaudIdee by William Morris al
N'' IA MS w'e Tie one On The eighth Of January I89g
""' 'e GieI on TIE eighteenth DAY February highland
aer jeeu oil rus, executed TO Hrrrcrt \ Claiborne and
charles Cay, by Tue said " liam a.r, ON tb, tril i
- 'ay' l@-a. Of which deeds recorded nj tie I!us,s
''hi OF rae CITY ~ hrluond shall rr1rc Ell 10 sell a,
premises %" the IT'D day Of February reSt for ready osv
i me purposes therein mentioned Lots pieces or pa,t
~ Leul, ~ ir riy ut Richmond. known and d;.rirgs ,
c pan o. te saii CRY, M toi., three hundred a,, ~
seven, arH 70 S1-l NIee huuItC and iv two Which
conveyed 20 the said William Morris v F,o,as Rttrs,f
AND Sarah his wife, by their decd ear date lie r}tt M
-Ine 49,, ana admitted clerks rficr of a.
Court Of Hastings fox said c!ty,-ana on which are nov
.9''e 90 innings use. 8 "a.th,>t for olber
'r"scs' Also three o'htr Lots, vec-s o. 2ac.!s II -
iwn aud distinguished IN tie plan # :7if c- vnqn
.S-%l 'hTce hr'creC and inr'v-twO
!Tty three l+, ard number three fuudg1 ard tr,.
t'1 wan Inc buildings commonly called Varehors
ana 80 otne buildings and mpIoy thereon which r
perry was conveyed to the said William Morris ,v t,c
scvela deeds, Tor undivided noeues iereaoue rats on -.
VIE and John PcCran, and Wilson GrrrCry ,ir mi, ~, a
CA the same day, by Joseph Dudley Checfe!d ccny -
oh admitted 10 record IT, the clerks Office of the Huss
uIt oil saI city: also, other Lot piece or marcel NJ
SHOWN and distinguished ia HE plan said cy by
TREE hundred and nrtsx (2+6 Which was coHvevJ no ~
their decd bearing date 18th tiav OF Sen,c,i ose
aTnIied to record IN the clerks office of the Hns,;rs. O. .
tie city aoiesad 80 -'''''0sS 'o'i' ~
The Trustees have known the title ~ N. f,,
pl.y "a Or Questioned but they wal only convey tina,
JOIN NJ. ARMtsTEAD
w. DANDRiDCE.
HERBERT \. CLAIBORNE Trustees.
CHARLES GAY
RiCnnipnf T}~r an
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-12

amount Of PSodce and number Of Bnnfs pissed doiry
through the LoiCpT Loci-c
Dec 9-li hds tobacco 443 hls nur $40 bushels wheat
IL bushels meal - bar iron fIkins butter IL cord
Mo., 700 ils gort. ~ DC ls.sl. cnal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-12

virtue OF decd OF trust executed To J,pee
"hteiaw and the subscriber, by Reuben Bnr.
'oh' dec d, on the - day of August 1927 for tho
purposes therein expressed, shall on the 9lst dsv
%. nIs mouth, sell To the highest bidder at the lar,
residence OF the SAID Reuben Burton the f,llowir
foperty-Alit the right, title and interest OF the sa,
burton IN the Springfield Coal Pits bcipp two.fGbq
ana The Land annPxed-all the right title ard IT.
teLest oil the said Burton, III the land fnr,perl,
belonging to Rebecca Burton, now dec d bcin,-
ABOUT The same interest, two ffhs-ahou $50 acres
loi Land lying on Chiciahom7ny Swami. brirr
the residue OF what was allotted to the sad Rnrs
ION on the DIVISION of larger tract of land h.,,o
hg TO hls father Daniel Bmrton-also tho eo1d u
burton interest IN the dover Slaves nov, hold Nd,
MIS- 'oarah blrton, widow of Daniel Burton decd
also the following Slaves; 10 Wit: Henry. Nelson j.,
Adam Dinah aud her TWO childien w arvick and
o8r'h anu girl and two small boys names nor
mentioned; also mules, horses, wa pgon carr
hea9 OF cattle, l gig and harness-and all the
i"'Seho!G and Kitchen Furniture IN possession OF
C.e SAID burton at the time of executing the SAID
ue~d-e the machinery ard apparatus necessa r,',,
used IN "lggng anfraising coal at the SAID Srri~g-
held Coui-pts. e
Aud on the 23dd of this month, will ba solJ ~,
t'e PfeInses, lot Of Ground. with a wooden Houss
thereon, = ING at Rockets. III liz. CITY of Richmond
occupied at the time the decd was executed - =,
Midd'e oil-one third Of framed House and # en-
Closures lying between the canal house Of Hem leo
county and James river, built for reception Of sIy
Terms made known on the dav Of sale
ZEN. SHEPPARD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-12
Amphitheatre.

THIS EJENLNCf, SATURDAY.. Dec. I'm.
JPISN t,r o.. o.. variety o. new EQUES-
THE SECRET.
Ia which Mss LANE VIII ne!c her second ~.
Taarauce as THOMAS ~ w.
r4 For particulars SEQ Bills
65'Admi,tance so cents. Children and Se-,.o,,,
halt price 1i'''
Doors open at 6, performance to commence at :
o'clock. ~ .
The Amphithoatro is situated opposite Tan Bark
- Stoves arc placed in the Building.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-12
M.ARTNN NNEWs.
PORT or RICR.HO.VD.
ARRIVED,


Steamboat Pocahontas, Ferguson in hours and IS
minutes from Norfolk to Ricl mond, with passengers
Passed, IN the Roads, shin, brgs. and 4 schrs NJ
anchor; of NewportS Moose, schr at anchor, and .
schrs bound UP; of Days Point, brig, bound down.
Oit the Point Of Shoals, ship with B. D. or u ID in
her ore-top sail, and brig, bound up; below James
Iown, ship bound down, and schr bound up; Oft
Fort Powhattan, ship Marion, bound down; above
Pickets, schr Portland, of New York, bound up at :
Mile Creek, schr Atlas of Great Eggharbour, bound
M.
Steamboat Rohnoni, Chapman from Norfolk, with
passengers.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, from Washington.
Alexandra and Norfolk, with passengers.
Schr Coas'InS Pilot, Franklin, from New York with
tar.
schr South America, woolfor,, from City Point,
SAILED,
SchT Chesterfield, BeastoH, for New York, coal
NORFOLK. Dec. 9.--Arrd. schr Mary Eliza, Allen,
Salem Spoke yesterday, Oft the Capes, schr Sukey,
Leach, from Salem, bound to Richmond
Also, schrs Eleanor, Morss, I'm Richmond, bound to
Phiiadelpha-put back account of N r. winds;
Sun, Horton, de FIN Hartford, bound to Richmon 4
In Hampton Roads, brgs Leader, Grinnen from M
James River bound to Nanlz Agenoria, Novel; for
Cadz, and Louis, Champion, for MarseiIles from up
James River tI .
The schr Transport, Van schayck. bound 10 NeU,
Orleans, went To Yesterday.
The ship Arnold Wells Clark, : ds FIN Hamp, ON
Roads, bound to London, spoken 18th uIt i'm lat
SO. So Ion. o., So
DEC. IO.-Thr schrs Emblem, Mersereau. War.
renton, Harris, and Columbia, Lawrence hence Al
New York ON Sunday last
The sohr Helen, Somers, hence at Boston was pass
ed on wednesday forenoon, OF shore Sandy Point,
dry al low water. Some slaves landed from her yvera
observed on the beach
NEW YORK, Dec. CARVED schrs Amanda
Clifford, Richmond, days Excel, Gowau, do do; Fair
Play, Tyler, do ds; Three Sisters, Creirhton dc
IIoLMEs' HoLE Dec. 3.-Arrd, brig Enterprise + Az.
field, Richmond. for Boston
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-12

Among the passengers IN the stca,nbnat Potomac
arrived last night, were the TWO Counts OF OrRANTC
and the Count NEY, son of Marshal Nry.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26
Co1rHUSIGA
TO PAIJI, PRIV

gu connected with commeBdatory remark
on the numbers Of George Clinton in the Whir
OF monday last an assertion respecting the powers
OF the President and Cashier of the Virginia Bank
that might cndauger your credit for veracity with
those who are not acquainted with the fact and Rave
not the opportunity to obtain the information if not
sustained by indsputable proof You say-'The
Stockholders have given powers to tie Prcsides and
Cashier OF the Virginia Bank greater than that civ
On by the people to the President Of the u States
10 Congress, or to the Senate in either OF their Sc
Parate capacniesthat of disposing Of the entirety of
their funds not only without check or contoul but
actually cito being o6Egeti In account fer Mtiy
disPosdi!!! They have given power to the Prcsi
dent and Cashier 10 take drafts and sterling bills TN
land bills aud ~iDd dr,ilS) without the previous or
subsequent knowledge of tie Directors land chn,,-
SinS Their farms Without responsbilty1 Thus at one
sweeping clause making cyphers Of the Directors
and placing tue whole apittl Of the Bank at the dis
posal of the President and Cashier"
Neither yoHrsefpor George Clinton is known to
me, nor have ] plausible conjecture who you are.
But believing that full development OF this subject
VIII eventuate in good to the commonwealth, and
having knowledge Of the proceedings of the legs-
iatve committee touching this matter at the session
OF i8Z6-'2T, have made an extract from those
proceedingsfor publication which subioin vii bout
comment
EXTRACTS.
RICHMOND, Feb. 10Th, 1927.
To he,Speaker of tie IT. Of Deiegateg.
Sir deem it my duty as tue dcpositor Of infor-
nation of deep interest to the public TO Law before
the Legislature, the Substance IF suudry communica-
tons that have been handed to me for publication II
NJ Paper, cia,irs t. he man&geG.et os - find.