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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-07

The Chancellor of Maryland has given
a decision uDoa the controversy, submitted
TO him, between the Baltimore and OHIO
Rail Road, and the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal companies. This decision places
the maUcrat issue no nearer o termination
than 1t was before, aud we are likely 10
witness another example Of the glorious
uncertainty OF the law. In the mean time,
two important works Of internal improve
meatmay be suspended until the question
Is decided finally. 1t not probable, ev-
EMF the Chancellor had given a positive
opinion, that the unsuccessful party would
have been satisfied; we may therefore ex-
pect it win be carried to the Supreme
Court Of the United States, after a few
years more delay. We can see no termi-
nation 70 the controversy unless it can lie
adjusted by compromise.
Columbian Gar.
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'I"EHU"IEH UH-ttft'
ST. PETERSBURGH. JulY y.

An extraordinary supplement to the Te-
lis Gazette, Of the 10Th July, contains the
following report
con the 26lh of June. the corps Of the
Caucasus passed the steep and wooded
SUBMITS ofthe Saganla Mountains. where
the enemy hoped to de'ain Us, but was
Frustrated by skilful manGyre. While
our left wing made a feigned attack on the
Turkish camp, the corps effected its pas
sage on the right side, by another road. and
took position in sight of the enemy's flank
On the Both, 1900 Turks approached and
took possession of some entertainments.
from which they were driven by Major
General Baron Fredercks, with the loss
OF one hundred prisoners, and one stand
ard. The commander in chief seeing II
impossible to attack the enemy with the
advantage OF the positions they had taken
on the flank of his camp. resolved com
pIetely to turn 1t. On the Both ofJune.
he marched with all his baggage, and the
next day fell IN with the enemy, who pre-.
pared to attack him. 1t was the Seraskier
himself, who, as we afterwards learned,
had come to support Hagki Pacha, whose
troops occupied the entrenched camp.
The commander in chief having by a
sklIiVl maD@vre rendered It i'm. .osslb.e foY
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F0RE1GN NEWS.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM
EUROPE.

BY the arrival at Boston ofthe packet
ship Amethlst, from Liverpool, whence she
sailed on the 22d August, intelligence OF
a highly important character was receIV-
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IRELAND.

It IS remarked that in the trials for the
murders arising out ofthe party frays and
Orange professions IN the North Of Ire
laid, at the different assizes, there Is scarce
iy an instance Of Catholic being acaun.
ted or an Orangeman condemned In
tins unhappy country there seems TO be
one law for the Catholic and another f,r
me protestant and this is in effect avowed
even from the bench.
,,,, Inc London Herald ofAug 10. remarks
I've learn from Odessa. lhat the Russian
army has completed its passage across the
balkan--that formidable range of noun
taIns which the friends of Turkey yainIy
imagined would oppose an insuperable bar
TLer on IFS march to Constantinople.-
zen. Delbltsch, We farther learn. has push.
60 MS acYanCed post as far as Cap. Emin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-21
6,Ois,9oo ~

Total .edeemabe in 1881, 6,ois,soo ~
On the is' Of Jan 1889 four
aud n half per 2a273 81
Total redeemabe IN 1892, 7227 3CJ 81
In 1B33-(vZ the LIST Jan 1857
four and a half per 2227363 90
In l83f-(vz the lst Jan. 1856
Ave per cents 4.735.2e6 80
Making together, o. s26 s2p %
Redeemabe the pleasure of the Government l49 IS
Viz. - "
Five per subscribed the
Bank oi the United States, 100000
Three per cents, ID 800, 249 ID
Making total of s8.s22.8G9 %
From the above statement it is apparent, that the
Sinking Fund, hereafter estimated al 81 500 OoO
for the year $50 and subsequently at an average of
Si2,Oo0,00o, can only be applied to the reimburse
ment Of those stocks which are not rcdcemable at
pleasure, follows:
In 1880 TO the payment of pin
cipal, 8.Ol7, sos 81
lneTes. 1851 ,i37 O5
Q 96s,i32 So
IN l83l-to the payment Of priu
cIpal, 6,ols.90O -
Interest, say 1867 O6O O2
7,705, 40 go
In 1920 the paynen, of psin-
cipal, 1921, 1863 81
Interest, say ;,lB6,ll5 o.
e4I3,47o OIL
In 1890 the payment Of priu-
Interest, say l,095.033 Go
3,3i3,e47 Cd
= cpal, 4735,2os so
Interest, say 985652 30
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-21

ADMINISTRATIONS To the D,Ly RICHMOND Wruo So
and for shorter period, the of 80 year. pay
able in advance. - .
ApvEnrsSG square Of Ii lines or less, one nj
seron rs cents Insertions tire. s ~ and
every succeeding insertion 3}i cents
Thrice week, hrst week 81 d; every succeeding week 81
Twice week. first insertion Is every succeeding
serton 50 cents.
oace week, first insertion cents every succeeding in
erion so cents
Al advertisements also inserted CONSTITUTION
NHiG.
Transient advertisers must pay in advance.
The number of Insertions he noted the Ms
~ be inserted until ordered lie stopped and onarged
cordngly
Annual Advertisers charged so doll squares
and in that for greater length;
except Autonees and Lottery dealers charged sOO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-21
REPORT ON THE FINANCES

REPORT ON THE FINANCES
IN obedience to the directions of the "Act supple
metary to the Act to establish the Treasury Depart
mcnt," the Secretary of the Treasury respectfully
submits tho following Report:
l. or The Pubic Reuenue and Expenditures.
The Receipts into the Treasury, fcsn all sources revenue
during the year 1927. S12 966 SOB sc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-21

E'"N y" "~SD"'''N' f|fifPaii ''''''"'' 80
leaving The total debit e LIST Of Jan $780, 4a,5G54o6 90
VIZ,
Funded debt, per statement k, 48, So. 86a %
Unhmsed debt, as pr statement l., 1880 81
OF The sum applied to the payment Of the public
debt, ia the year s29 g. ,049 $50 90 have accrued
under the second section Of the Sinking Fnnd Act Of
1917 which completes the whole amour Of that
appropriation UP TO the LIST Of January, 1890; and
S9S55 SIS 80 have been derived under the 18th sec
ton Of the act, from the stirpus moneys in the
Troasufy.
'ftc payments of tho present year being applied
eX:lusvely.to the redemption of the six per cent
stocks, there will remain the following stocks. re-
decrnable according to The respective contracts
in f030-six per cents, 6,4t0,556 ~
1--WE per cents, i8,001 -
four aud half per cts 539,336 10
On the 1st ofJan 1881,
and s0biect IN the last
payment Of 1880, i8,9Ol 80
ra,al redsemabc in 1880, sm76s5 81
81 lgJl--(vz on the lstJan 1852
.'@'f~' Owe Der cents I,OI8.9OO u
tur ard Aa'frTc;A 100000
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-03
GyAARtlN:N Ss..aiHNSss.
IlVNT a NIEHAlOAI-
ARRIVED


schr Lively. wilson, rou, ofre., Sionroe
Sci .in'"., il"s es 'n Dalr.c.c A,onac.
so'r Aihe ----', a' a,sWniii, Win snd yoode..
SIN inaors cs.,e.,, an Ne VOL, via Fortress Monroe
< t .i..,- iio"i Pci-rsJurs with tobacco to Ben.
Steamboat !, a4a, Henderson ircn Baltimore, via Norfolk
S'e'mO.ai k''rcni, Chapman, NoCia--iased, scar.
hca''Nn from New oh, Tie Fain of Sho ais;
;chf b'ny Cole, iom New io.!, C.,y Pnin ami .chr
fiIia.oh, RON Iaitrrr,, at Warwick. al bound I'D
Schr. Effort, Bell days from New York sun
arles, I" Holt, Jr. y co, Hubbard x Gardaer, W
q Z Crane, " Mitchell, w s. KYLE Otis
Dunlop o. CO, J Gordon, II Mash, Davenport,
Allen y 60, Geo Yriin, d Weller II Watkins.
y roster, Pcytou. Samuel Putaey Cus!IIHan
~ Andrew, Sar,ay, W Aichell r.. J. webb a. CO.
Granniss, Son 81 Brothers, / y Bancroft, Strat.
ION n " orhs. 4 q Ayers lr, " Byret, W Dab
ney NJ My|r' ~ + james x CO, Lancaster e.
Denny, Anderson * Nichols. RAYMOND &, Brothers
Ri Smith, Nadswo.th i Wilkins, Baldwin Ives. &,
c., u husiCCe. Hall ~ Moore, T. Z Adrianc., n A.
Gwathmcy, and to master.
SciIr Alice & Mary, SAUNDERS from New York.
ballast.
Scrr. Emily Davis, Davis fia.. Philadelphia. with
s.nGrcs 10 Z N Mitchell, / Webb s 60. L s, A
hubbard Is Pey!cn. Luoke & Sizer ] M'Intvre w
" Swo"pe, Berg, W ~ . Crane, i Swecuy Van
re" q CO., E1gwe! s. Smith. lancaster 81 DENLY
q. ) Cusby, C. & 4 Warwick; Lieut. 4 Carr.
Hubbard d Gardner, y Walt!all.
u S'chr. 'intcTch, Will tie up next tiJe-Belo TO
Tie SchTs Chesterfield ind Dandy.
SAILED,
i3ur. ~
Brig 1caier III W, Tor Boston. coal
ScHr Isaac " N0rls Townsend, r.. lew YORK co,l
Schr AU.o-A, Ho,per, :,g Baltimore coal.
Schr James -siaI. S3uers, Tor Boston Coa and four
SlooP Enc 5'l, Bos;n ior Philadelphia viii. coal.
Sleep Capital, A-:.ay, for New YoIk,caal
= PETERSBURG,
may z'-hp fiofHa, Tyler for HayTe, cargo 9l4 bales
cotton by Rogers. Harrison & Co
SO--SIp Arnold H6los, Dawson commander Tor liver.
pool cargo l0l bales cotton, 1000 La -four and u hbSs
ioUcco-iiy AloTltcai & Myers
NEW YORK, Mag 50--Clearca sal. Cb,y,r1.it E,,.,-
Richmond. ''
Nn8FoLE, May al.-Ar.iycd, in Hampton
RoaiS.-Rri- Plato, 81: iioyd. Bremen, II April.
NORFOLK. lime i.--ArrioeL, brig Savannah.
Babs"n, from Ea.'imorci schrs. American Coaster,
Lee, from New York, bound to Richmond; Eleanor,
Norss. frcT! Richmond. bound 10 Plnadephia
At Scaw"lrs Point, schr Adoiiue Thurston. East
port "a days, with plaster, bound TO Richmond.
Ia Hampton Roads, brig Olive Coggins, from
Boston
Sailed, from Soawclls Point. r.ir7 Alcxard,in
Brown, for 81. Bar's. Richmond, Fubens, for Salem
ands Pilot. Horton, for Hartford.
TIE Slip A:naj Wells, Dewsc,i, bound to Liz.
erpo" Is on her way down James River
Clearnd. Sc',r American Coaster Lee Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-03
CONVENTION ELECTIONS.

.4cconact. --'Thos r Joyncs of Accomacl &c Col.
Thos. VI Bayicy Of do. 567, Dr. Calvin II Read oi
Nortl pbotor 467, VIM II Billups If Matthews AT
Judge a Upshur nf Northampton lG3, Con. $ j,
Parker of do. 40. Thos r Yea'mnn Of Matthews g.
Tho aggregate of 'hc polls in counties in the Dis.
iriC', IN wii G!ouccst~ Matthew'S. Northanp on mud
Nccomnck is MS follows: Ioyncs of &c. 1915 Bdyl,v
Of do. 7t6 Read of Nrrihn Gao. Rups oi Mat. $50
Upshur vt Norihn 4Ga, PaT'cr " do 400. lcsman
Of Mat $50. Christian Of Miilc.ex ~. Mmilcscx
not heard from. Tho four first named gentlemen
wcre nominated by the friends of reform At Eehnyon
9TH March. Judge Upshur, Gen. Parker, Mr. Ycat.
man and Mr.. Joynes were nominated by a meeting
AZ Matthews.
.iorsgn.-Ono Dis'rc, To hrar fror1-.Orric', g..
Pond'cton "a. Donaldson ~, Seymour 10, BOYD a..
Naylor ., Hunter ?, scattering 3
| Darlington poskcpt open davs-Ed,v'd Cam
boil 9lo. VIM Byars 7id, George 7j1 Mcmillan rs.
Francis Smith 494, Cowan 1870, Francis Preston u.
Harvey Smith $50. Including Scott and Russell.
The vote stands thus: Campbell Of w. 1920. Geor9o
of T.. fiOt, MIIiIan Of Ice 1905, Bvars of w o72
Cowan Of x. 845, -. Smith co r. Smith Of w COZ.
+. Preston so. Tazcweil and Lee counties 10 be
heard from
Northumberland S. Duncan lto, Tu1fc Sum.
ncrs i5G, John Lnidlcy i5l, John McWhortcr 3c7
VIM ], jackson 500, Adam Sec 215, 'raycrncy 3.
Ihomnfon1'. There's sai3 ~ r. Nr' @"'r f.rl' cf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-03

the election OF Duncan, Jackson, M'yyhcrter and
See. rtl;NG ~;
well ~, Jno. Tyler 10. =. ~ Nicholas. Al. John
Robertson 4. Jno. %. Clopion i, WIN. Chamberlain
4, Gall A. Cary 2, George Loyal I, Jas Semple, Jr.
j. Samuel Watts /, Burwel Bassctt ,--Saunders
Thin election, only Is votes taken.
Creen6Tiar.--Deirne aIS Smith os7 Miller os5
Baxter 227, breckenridge &C, Blackburn IS, Cary
40 Withrow CT.
The vote Of the whole district stands tLus--Beirne
io'I' Smith 1920, Miller 1880 Baxter 1928 Brock
enridge 5i3, Blackburn PA. Carv 27o V;tL,or, o.
francisco 1873, DAVIS IS. Hiou 81. Brown q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-03
SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
AMES IL. HUNTER has received by the Rich
= ihohd racket and Tantivy from New York, an
which are s'
black bombazines and bombazetts
Super Canton and Mandarin cranes
Itaiian grapes, various colours
Black and blue black Italian lus,r,c,
Black satin levantncs
Italian silk SO and 30 inch cravats
lndio and German flag handkerchieis
Brown, crimson and yellow bandannas
White, cCloured and striped Jeans
Narcotics yestings, India nankins and dsillings
kentings linen canlbrics &; linen cambria hdkis
Jaconet cambr.c, book and null muslills
Sai96ric dlinity, striped iaconcts
fashionable caiicoes and ginghams
Lace wells, palernes, capes ana collars
Gauzc wells and handkerchicfs
DIX and cotton hose and half hose
SIens super beaver and horse-skin gloves
ladies cc!oured horse-skin and kid do
ionnet and belt ribbons, braids &C.
TORTOISE tuck and side combs
ParasCls and umbrellas
brown and bleached shrtings and sheelinrs
Table and Russia diapers, bed tickings ozna-
iurGs, &C. &C., which offered ON the lowest
Wins Ior caSn. april .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-03

Tho Democratic Press Of Piaar.y,.i2 confirms
the following notice Of IN unfortunate Cccirrcnc,.
~ wholesale and retail dry goods mcrcIiar.; 81
this city within few days. BY orc ol tic ndlc,-
lions which arc almost certain 10 accrr n, ihov aro
nueTring IN their direction, was led 10 s,;epcc.
Young man in his store Of dishonesty. lie was >uan
IN possession OF sufficient evidence, and had tbs
young man about nineteen years ofagc. arrested ana
taken before nm alderman. ! disposition 20 as-is
IN the recovery o! the goods, yct rcro, erabc was
manifested. Search warrants were taken ont al!
Yesterday, at The store Of three pawubrokrrs an the
Northern Liberties in ?eBa oN ns1ip. and IN South.
wark dry goods with the exc, pcn Of some clothes.
all new, consisting Of shcwls silk hbkis. gloves.
stockings. rnuslins linens and woocns to the r.
mount OF more than three hundred dollars, were res
torcd TO The owncr.
is added that the lal. who had brcn little more
than five months IN The city, is in tho Nrrhstree
p'ison. ThocNuse Of tai, unhappy affair is attribu
ted to The cAnneXion Of the youth with Tnospan
Society IN Alarkci-s'rcet. The company was i1d
into IN cxponSe for purchasing scenery &c. and IL is
thought chat tho lad had furnished bis quota from
his masters store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-03

Drea3fiH .1ccid,nt.--On the afternoon ri last s:Jn
day, an accident Of truly melancholy naturo occur
red near the Village Of Bovcr. by which no e.s han
loryoung persons, in the bloom ofycuth ~ere bur
Rcd into eternity. The only particulars we have
been able 70 collect are, thot oig Young mn and
women wore III canoe mill dam near that place.
that one of the mon for tho purpose of iich,cnjnr
thc gr'e commenced rocking Che craft lat il uucx-
peciedy filed with water ard sunk four Of the
number succeeded IN Swing .hcmsciyc. the others,
three sisters named Beams, and The ounr man ma
med Riser who was the OF the canoe sinking.
were drowned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-03
Commercial SsernrU.

RI B'Iri5pkE, June I.
ftour has undergone but ..,e alteration m ule mo nm
M"Vcneil) during tie !a week Ie,e i.ay. NOT been
many 1ns actions IA me aCe The sales of Howard street
save varied ascending the trGHJs; tho o. tie o,e ,,cy.d
hai heeh sod cady IA Ic week So 80 While tn.c OF am
aefiof marx ''tn Oh towards the cIosc - The wagon
prce Has got varied much ON I2ll AZ, Mill and Su..
Geaa' We have heard Of transaction vnr,ny Reporting.
go - In' 10, .! Inc former asked Sairtay but no
mere tas been decline Vi - barrel in Four in the
as - per hI ~ iN ="
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-03

sons, and sone-cutteTs employed.
The ceremony laying the stone of the first lock On
the Cbeasapcakc and Ohio Canal performed Friday
last toos place the eighth of the line of the canal
about six miles above Georgetown The President, Secretary
Of War; and Post Master General present: The
ny periomed by WIN. Hewitt, Esq Gfand Master of the
Di,,ric, ofCoumbia.
Due,rhe Nashville Republican, of May l2th says .wc
Shelby vic between Col Archibald Yen and Mir Nathaniel
Caldwell, in which the former dangerously Wounded
Hopes arc entertained Of his recovery"
The following is copy ofthc sentence passed on
Shalracs Jacobs at Charleston on the / It'll ult He
was convicted Of having murdered Andrew Feaster
IN the year 1903, and appealed 10 The Court of Ap-
peals who refused to allow new trial. The sen
tcncc was pronounced by Judge Colcock
Sladrack Jacobs you have heard the opinion OF
this Court pronounced, ana rceiye that your motion
Tor neW ti'al cannot be granted. You cay. YOU
cave nothing to urge why the sen.e nce Of the law
should not be pronounced. Ii dcvulycs on Zoe to
discharge that most painful duty.
Your offence Is tie highest in the CT alogue OF
crimes. and one which, by the common conseat of
mankind is punished with death
Twenty years have elapsed since tho peruetrutioa
oil the fatal deed, and Judging from my knowledge Of
HE human character. cannot doubt, that yau nave
suffered IN that periul than yet remains 20
be endured while you hero.
The st,igs OF a guilty and rcpr"yi!g conscience
added 20 the constant apprehensons of de,t cton and
pnn'shment, iHust have rendered Your existence
"hSFi'ipP lNHePC bit the emu ~ nov
When behold you bending under the wc-!,t of
years and guilt, cannot discharge the duties OF
judge ',thout mingIjmg the sy!npsthics of tine man.
and without recommending to you to apply Ia that
MI sufficient fountain Of mercy for that asks, lnce
which you can no longer expect from things of time
The seedlings OF individuals shake tho faith
of weak men. but when the hI4r arrives Which Sep
araes from all that wc.have been fandlv or varlv
cinging Is here, there is hope that con i.,rn!t
such relief may. sucn delight ii il De sttonc1 IS he
hope OF salvation thrOuC the Gcrcu iutcrcer.nn of
4 RcIcnLcr. The allusements % this world uul
the vanity OF our nature, may snsan us Willie il The
enjoyment OF our health and faculties but il is at this
most mnm"ntous period, that feel and upprctiate
orr worthfesless. and consequently some better
foundation than we have laid. OF which 70 build
hope Believing, as do, in these important truths
l earnestly recommend to You tn employ your few
remaining lays, in supplicatng the mercy OF Tolr Of
Tended Cod
The sentence is, that you ho taken hcuo, tn the
IAI from whence you came, thence to the jail uf the
district IN which your offence has been committed:
that from thence you ne taken, the 18Th dnv of
June next, 20 the place of execution; and ,hcrc Ec-
tween the hours Of / o'clock in ,hermornag and
in the evening, you be hung by the neck until your
hodv re dral
and may the Lord have mercy on yonrsoul.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-03

FNFHE Stcam51nt COLU.NByS, Capt. J. D.
p TtRaEp, has commenced her regular run ms n
freight aud passoge boat between this Civ and Bal
timorc touching % Norfolk. and will take .rciyht and
passengers the terms rs by other conycvnn-
ccs lc7ving Richmond once in tor lays. The sub
scrihcr hos contracted wi The Director, the Com.
rauy Of the Columbus, Go pass a,l hex rcghis f re-
CURED by tn consi nee or sh.pDa-l through the
Dock. without any other charge than Dockage. An
freight 2dcd az of taken on board from the wlarrat
Rockets. sill bc free of wharfage.
Juno ]-21wGwii LEWIS LUDLAN. Apt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-03
WARRANTED SCYFHES.

HOP sale az the sign Of the Pa1 Lort, n com.
r.otc assortment of SETTLES, which war
rant. Farmers arc invited 20 coll and give them
trial.
Also, ihc British P4'~' Scylbcs. from 40 10 81
nchos, ond general assortment Of Hardware. Sad
dlcry and Rodgor fHo Cutlery. worth the attention
~ ra- h@c-e THOMAS = RUST
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-03
FIRST LOTTERY
BlGGEIt'S OFFICE

EW York Lottery, No. 8, for 1899, draws TO
MoKKoW, IN New York S20,o0O capital
PrIZe' Tickets SO, shares in proportion
aiafy!ahd state Lottery. No. 2, odd and even,
draws Wednesday in Baltimore $4,000 capital
prize. Tickets q, shares in proportion
The drawings of both the above splendid schemes
VIII DE received Friday afternoon at the estab.
hssed prize selling and prompt pay Office Of
June Ito THO. z. BIGGER.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, 18th Glass,
'ENo be drawn IN the City of Washington OF Sa-
Il turdoy, the 9th June, 1880 number lotte-
ry-9 drawn ballots.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-03

BosToN, MAY 70.
CvsroM HOUSE APPoISrmEsrs.--Thc following
appointments have been made by the Collector Of
ths port: John NJ. Fiskc and Andrew Ii. Ward,
esqrs. Weghers s. Guagcrs; Messrs. Nahum Ball,
Joseph Snow. and Thomas Pitts, Inspectors; Messrs
William p. Isoring and Andrew Green. Measurers--
vice Messrs. Lewis Deblois, Thomas Rice Nathan
Fiskc George Johnson, l.. II. Osgood James Ridge
way, and Arthur MISREPRESENTATION.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-03

CE.-Thc subscriber has toilfo-rn his riicnds
and ilc puhlc that the Propricto,s OF the Steam
boat RICHMOND. intending 10 Give nora cor,njc,o
and thorough repair, and thereby TO improve her
speed aud accommodations, she will cease 10 run
'nl. these objects arc Accomplishment which he hopcs
wa not bo %cyoud he middle Of next month-iirae.
~ notice WI be given when che VIII DO in a condition
TO resume her MN.
June st W r CHAPMAN