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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-07
august IL
Cotton NarN.

"SOhNS
PUNHE subscriber offers his services for the collection
of claims against the United States individuals
Ills knowledge of the of conducting business
at the Public Offices and acquaintance with the citi-
zens generally, afford great facilities for the speedy
settlement of accounts. Satisfactory reference will be
given and charges moderate ROMANS.
Georgetown, ID. e.. September g 1929
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-07

NIB. This Ointment, which is h'ghy ". ,a w.
application for Prostitutes, Burns, sca'ds "" 's, +
mers Sore or swelled Breasts, put uPln n, eTE d
nshed glazed jugs, well corked and ssa's ,i,h,.
rections how to use it. The proprietor w." pr
be observed that in order to preserve us ,ir
sons using it, will cork again, SO IS 10 n. ree,
from destroying its good qualities Noss ked n!
them in any other way than being ~e'' '''
sealed ,c
EDWARD sTABLER & SON. DfuyS''lA,ii szsHi'i
WIN GUNTON, Druggist, Penns!i'ahWS "a. "itcs
n. JEWETT, Druggist re"''' Washing"
JNO. LITE, Druggist, Georgetown eb
6. MURRAY. Port Tobacco, NC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17
MARINE NBWs.
PORT OF RICII.MOND-
ARRfVEDI


Steamboat Virginia, Ferguson. from Baltimore
d Norfolk, with passengers. Anchored in Hamp-
ton Roads, chip Tallyho, Sc days from LIVERPOOL.
Passed off Point Of Shoals, ship at anchor: off
Coose-hill reach, one of the New York pack
cts bound down; at Harrison's bar, ship Coral OF
Boston, md schr. Chariot of Richmond bound down
also schr. aground; at City Point, ships; at the
Hundreds, 3 sh,ps -
Schr Bold Commander Scu,e from New York sunds-
to J Abbott e. co, Parker, Davenport, Alien e. CO..
Sehr EnserPrze Young, from Albany, with humber &c TO
'cchenor, aud + Porter.
Sehr Dandy, Cole from New York, sundres Triplcrt
e. Johnson Ralston g. Peassnts, II Bamire, t,hubb.
Schr Far Play, Tyler, from New York, with iait &c
Schr ETancis. DAVIS from New York, ballast
Scot PeausJ iSana, AbeTtson, from New York badlts,
SAILED.
SchT Virginia Gator. for baltimore coal
Scar Hiram, Denikc, far Philadelphia tobacco and lp-
sclr Orator, Gator. for the Dry Dock Gospor, stone
Seir Meridian. Carver, for Boston. -four
Sloop Saiv & Amelia, Barnt f,r New York, coal.
si'op Trimmer, Prince for New York, coal
NORFOLK, Oct l5.-And schr Mark, Ewing from Rcn.
uiont.
o the WofTrar. ship a, anchor: at anchor in HAMPTON
i"mier,'s Point. IL schrs. ! hrs aud sioGp.
In Hampton Roads. brig Columbus. Lake. cn up James
ref bound to !ayre; also brig unknown, o
last uight.
Inc ser Ameriean Coaster Lee ashore belowrv pro.
badly get off al high wafer.
PHILADELPHIA. October i5.-C Cleared schr.
Cumberland. Wheaton, Richmond
NEW YORK, Oct. I3.--Clrd, sckr New York
/ Frambcrs Richmond.
Below. Ships florida. Tinklarn, from LIVERPOOL:
! Henri w Pell. from Havre, Sent. Ist
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

DIED. suddenly in the city of New York. OF the 29h rt
q" III of aPnIsSy Capt JONES MADISON, Caroline COUNTY
Va In tie death OF this man his country has 10
dePore the loss of OF useful and snciv of one q,
its best members. - - 49, -
On the 5th suddenly Mis- Many ROAM conso,, of
WIN. r. Roauc of Amherst
In IynchbuTs, On the evening Hir. GlorGE HrNT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17
LAMDERTS OFFICE, Oct. II. 1890.

u, 7, 30, so, Al, ~, rs, ~,
Were the numbers drawn in the Delaware and
south Carolina Lottery, Extra Class, No. l2.l
The drawing OF The Connection; State Iottor,
NO 10, will be received on Tuesday next, Capital
$4,000, tickets S5-Sharcs in proportion.
ATR RlCHARD BORUM-Sr fake notice Thai ,-,s,r
~ on The 10TH OF October next James Baehys tavern, a,
Luncnburg count house. and the l7ih of the same month
lOS'ooe) MCol samuel JeeTs tavern Nouoway county
III "S Lv OF we same month, (octoher) the tavern OF
John r. Mead, IN tire town Of PeeTsbIe aud on, the 70b o
we same n'onh (On,obeI) a, the Eagle Hotel m the city Of
nonond oetwcsn the hours Of O'clock in the morning and
ooock IN the evening" proceed TO take the dcosions ef
HchSrd May, james Chwnley James Mae Tand il Msdsi
Whha, and othclS 10 he ycad csilenoe IN suh uoY
depending ~ the sOpeTO Of chancry directed by law ~
e omen At Tive capitol m the city Of Rchond wherein
LEW JONES'
't-W"c 9Th Seylemier, 1929
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

Ger. iL-51 hhds. tobacco; hhds stems, $40
bblS. -four; go bus. wheat 20 bbs. whiskey; 1900
slaves; 500 fee; plank; bbl beeswax; II lbs mis-
arts - boats; | | coal boats; 2ii3 bus. cual.-
Ger. l5-20 hhds. tobacco; Sc bb's flour: 1902
bus. wheat; 80 bus. 800 feet plank; 5000 lbs
hsy tons sand 10 cord wood; &c boats; coal boats;
CO. bus GOA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17
BALrIMoaK, Octcher Is.

Baltimore, October Il.
TIE Neas cod he .Diartets.-Sincc the prpmulrn
ton of the English advces to the 10th September by
the packet ship Birmingham, Uheat has experienced
decline in this market. The sales of good red rang
ed yesterday from 81 O5 10 ) o9 per bushel. We
have to remark that although he supplies we're quito
limited, the market vas not brisk at these ra'cs--
Sales of old Corn were made yesterday at 30 to 81
cents, and OF new at 40 43 cents; slcs of RE nj
so cents, and of O1is At % a 80 cents.
In City Mills Pour we heard OF no transaction.
yesterday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

The Cpmmbees.-it 10 O'Clock yesterday, :he de-
bate before the Leg slutvo Committee on the rcso-
luton for declaring wi:te population the proper ba-
ais OF rcprcsin,alio III the House OF Delegates,
resumed. MIR. Cook OF Frederick, addressed the
COMMITTEE very ably, in favor of the resolution. He
was followed by Judge Green OF the other sidc who,
speaking in low voice, unJ crowd inte rccpting
near approach To him, unfortunate as not
To hear. Mr.. Cnapm1u Johnson, followed in support
of the resolutions in argument Of tr1uscendant
power, establishing forever, the fame OF great
Statesman, his legal reputation already, on the
highest pinnacle. When Mr.. Johnson concluded,
the vote was taken, To the surprie OF many, who ex
pccted protra debate. Il stood Us follows
For the Reso!ution-Wm. Anderson, Cha pmun
johnson, Andrew Eeine, JAMES MADISON, Charles
Fenton Mercer, John ". Cooke, Philip C. Pcndeton,
John B. George, Hen ey Chapman, Lewis Summers,
Philip Doddridge, lin. Campbell (of Bedford) and
! james Pleasanls-i3.
Against n-Ben. Watkins Leigh, WIN. Ii. Broad
max, John Tyler, John Y. Mason, John Randolph,
John Roane, John w. Green, Litleton Waller 1'aze-
well, George Tonnes, John TailafeIro, THOS. r.
Joy1es.
We itulcisc the of those whose opinions
were esteemed doubtful before. Antecedcnt to the
meeting of the Convention, Mcssrs Towncs and
3oynes, were enumerated among the friends Of the
measure, OF basing representation upon white popu-
ation, Mr.. Campbell of Bedford among its foes there
has been some reckoning without hosts OH either
side. The opinions of the iiliistrious Madison were
matter of conjecture for By consent, all were agreed
10 excmp; him, from the thorough scrutiny, which
was instituted last spring, into the opinions of thp
who proposed themselves or were proposed by 9th
ers, suitable repositories of the great trust OF
amending the Constitution.
| The Committee having thus established white pop-
ulaon tue basis Of representation in the House OF
Delegates, proceeded TO consider the resolution
| Senate and the vote taken without discussion
On this resolution, Mr. Madison voted with the for
mer minority, that is, against the resolution, aud This
producing n tie, the resolution fell OF cpnrsc-afic
which the Committee adiourncd.
In the Executive Commttes. resolution ofTere,
by Dir. Naylor of Hampshire, was adopted, 10 10
1.-TWO abscnt,) for choosing Sheriff. By tho people.
In the Judiciary Committee, it has been settled
latter a contrary decisioH) that the county courts
shall be made constitutional courts and not snbicctc,
to the cOntroul of the ordinary Legislature
| We understand further, that the principle OF toe
Judges holding Office during good behaviour has beer
recognized. The modes of election of Justices nj
Peace and Judges, increased responsibility, &C. moi
yet concerted.
In the Committee the Bill of Rights rcso
luton offered by Mr.. Stuart Of Patrick declaring
it ineXPcdicut to amend tho Bill of Rights, va.
adopted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

THE CONVENTION.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 10.


Allcr prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Taylor, the Conyen-
ton WAS called Ia order at O'clock.
There being no business before the Convention
on motion OF Mr. NaYLoa, the House utiiuurned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

Last Chance for Ten thousand Dollars.
VHNO MORROW the drawing If the Maine State Io,erv
No 2 win be received so Numbers, Drawn Ballots
frses $1,000, 5000 1000 l500. LOO, 10 Of 1900 &c
&c. &c Tickets ouy 81, Quarters 81, for sale At
r. CHUBH'S
0tD Once Lucky and Prompt Pay Oars
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

0St - JAS. WINSTON.
SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSES, &c.
w have on hand, and are now receiving, for ssSe
w very low:
20 Hhds. prime 81. Croix sugar
ID do Porto Rico (cileap) 10
IL do dry New Orleans do
- do very prime green cofTer
80 bags common ditto
20 10 old Laguira do
80 hhds. Cuba moaSscs
- do prime Trinidad do
lS do do New Orleans do
500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
pipes SUPP. Cog. brandy
3 do genuine Holland gin
20 bids. good Philad. whiskrv
30 barrels old do do
500 Spanish dry hides
23i sides oak tanned sole leather
$50 do hcinlock do DO
oct ~ RALSTON g. PLEASANPS.
DRAWING Of the Delaware g. South Carolina
~ Lottery, Extra Class No. -.
II, 9, so, a.. Al, 10, -.
THIS DAY!
Apply for chances IN the New York Lottery the
drawing viii be received To- MoRRoyv fSundayl
PRIZES.
J Prize Of $4,000 I Prize Of 5000
90 90 1000 20 do 500 500
40 do 100 SC. &C. &c.
Tickets s., Quarters 81 25-For sale NJ
r.. MICKLE'S,
oct ~ Next below the door ofthe Eaec Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

Fas Basis Of Reprcsentation.-The vote of the
Legislative Committee OH yesterday, in favour OF
founding Representation in The House of Delegates
on white population, displaying more strength than
the friends of the principle had counted on and the
previous certainty that 48 members least OF the
Convention its s,eadlast aud Interchangeable
tion hitherto considered highly critical and uccr-
tain There is now moral certainty, that represent
tation in the popular branch of tue Legislature il
nhiie population of the State.
The solictu1e Of MIR. Madison casually betrnvod
to separate the question othc basis of alton
III the House OF Delegates, from the same question
as regarded the Senate, and his subsequent vote
in favor Of the principle for House. and against
1t for the other, clearly Indicate to our minds, his in
tenion of attempung to effect a compromise between
the two divisions of The State, by yielding white pop
ulrtion in the House of Delegates, 10 the wishes of
tho West and calming the fears of the East, real or
Imaginary by giving property more influence in the
choice Of tho Sepatc. We may BE- mistaken in
this conjecture, but VIC feel every assurance
TINT it is well founded. How far success will
attend his benevolent and patriotic intentions
how far the West wi concede its claims. be.
iieved by 1t to be sanctioned by the Interchangeable
principles OF justice and republicunism, or the East
will remit fears, appearing to IT,, reasonao and well
founded-wo say, whether the ono side or the other
will conccdo any thing which either cstccms so rca-
sonable, 1t were premature and prosumptuous to
hazard an opinion. Already is heard loose and ido
talk about dividing tho Ststo-Before the Convention
Is well seated in tho saddc-boiore its views are as
ccrlained-bcfore It is ovon known that any thing
will be done that side tho other, will not sub
NIT to-bcfore tho wise and experienced heads Of
that body have had opportunity OF healing divis.
ions and reeoncling conflicting interests! What is
meant by such remarked Is il the expression of fear
or OF opinious !, mere jaw--or 10 j, p,c'Nos'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

The state tie Ncw York market is linus spoL o.
of in the Daily Advertiser of Tuesday
Tho intelligence published Yesterday from Enr-
land down to the 10th OF Sept winch had been look
ed for with great Anxiety particularly as related %
the weather in England, has had an unfavorabe ct'
feet on tho Flour market here Yesterday the srllcrs
Wee much moro numerous than the buyers and New
iork.Four was offered freely at So 80 to s. 81 which
Is dcclile of full % CENTS But few sales were
made, however, and very little disposition to pur-
CHASE"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17
Richmond Races. Fall. 1sos.

"b~hhtolAh 1dSCSs IL Sil3 O>ep.
't'HE Richmond Races the Tree Hill Coursr,
Will commence on the Sd Tuesday, (2pth of DC;
tober) and continue four days, usual.
FIRST DAY.-A match race for $1,000 side be-
tween two coils OF tried speed and bottom two rfie
heats From previous and Interesting contest
much doubt exists to the superiority Of the ons
over the other and considerable interest excited
On the same day. sweepstake for colts and flies,
years old, two mile heats entrance 500; three sb,
scribers, and closed.
SECOND DAY.-ffoqEieiors purse, $500, ty.o .I,,r,,
heats.
On the same day. swerpst he for hrce years On
colts ard flies, two mile hetS, entrance sign: fpr
subscribers ard closed.
THtRD DAf.-Iocf.y Club Pp-sc, sIuuo, fou,
mile heats. -
FoqHrn DAx-Tbs adnnai pQsss,a&e, $ ESQ, tl,ee
mile heats -"
Poly Hopkins, Slrndcr, Kate Krarucr. sra~
Naxey, Cadn''s. and many fine hersr+ are in tfsin,
S Prooabiy greater number tlIpn eycr VA. hiioyI
IN Virginia at any time
The Proprietor viii he Vrcpoye1l as he,r,ol,ra. IA
accommodate gentlemen who may desffe 10 s,av a,
Tree Hill during the races
Those glcmbcrs Oft Club tla' shonhI be ,,,,sbN
10 attend the Fall Meeting will phase Upward f1,ii
SUBSCRIPTIONS ?S the purses arc lzge and the ssJsrN
'"' oo"hn 10 put them uP. ,. VI. SELDEN,
49,, ~, Tttasures 81 PrUnrieror
The Editors of tic National Int elIiaruc.r T.e,,,
r'Cksburg Arena, lnteiligpncer Poiersburr nd
I:ynchhurg Virginian, requested to publish O.,
above once week Until tln FACES, and s.n,d thcii
a'cou , ~ J. ii. $,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17
Pi~oa Me ITor0lM. (.Ntie HaigpsIj,e) Post, oct :.
REFORM, REFORM!!
More of tho Biessige,s of Refornoit

More of the Blessings Of Reform. -
IRA WOOD9AN. one of the "frienls" tina,
Jackson has lately rewarded" by appointing him
Postmaster OF Bethlehem in this COUNTY was, last
week. unprecedented for STEALING MoNEY Crom the
1oak!!! and is snugly locked up in the gaol. in
This villagc.--This COMES Of that reform which
Jackson deemed it his 'dtty" to introduce. An ex-
perIenced and faithful Postmastcr-ugainst whom
not word could be said, that he was Gan
Adams man'-was about weeks ago, removed from,
uice, to afford opportunity to reward this honest
fellow, (the same thut couldn't rend his own Commits
sion) for his "hurrning" exploits and pay him for
his swear and tear of conscience" in supporting
Jackson.
. WHAT thanks this community owe Gen. Jackson
LOT ms thorough, sweeping work, in removing COM
petent and (ruhfd Postmasters, and thus making il
wye 70 transmit money through the fnails!!
Deam y Gov. Lincoln. If .Muinc.--Wo learn
from tle Gardiner Chronicle, that Hon. ENocH LIN-
coiN Governor nj Maine, died at Augusta on the
Bth INST Inc disease is not mentioned but must
have Deen oi violent kind, for tho same paper that
announces MS death, contains an account of his adj
Dress then just pronounced, on the occnsion cf nm
examination or Concy Academy at Augusta C,ov.
Lincoln was the son of the luto Low Iincoln of
Worcester, Attorney General Of the II. /, .nnd II
Governor Of this State md was brother of our ,,rc
sent Chief Magistrate. lie was a sound renubJ;cnr
a good citizen, true patriot and fne scholar A.
his death, he yet young man, in the primo ~
life.--[B Boston Pafri6t
AIEW MUSIC for the Piano and Guitar. Aiso.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

NEW MUSIC for the Piano and Guitar Aiso.
~ Instruction Books for the Piano, Guitar, Violin
Flute, Flageolc and Cllrionct for sale at tho Book
and Stationery Store Of II. d. SANXAY.
oct ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

OF Bishop Alexander Campbell, will
preach next Sabbath, at II O'Clock, A. M. at the
Meeting House Of the first BAPTIST Church: where
arrangeme nts viii DC made, to accommodate very
large number OF hearers; the part Of the House. usu
ally occupied by people of Colour, will on that occn
s'on be aPprop rated TO such gentlemen, may wish
10 near tue fSegnrn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17
BTGGER'S PRIZE OFFTCE.
Go O0n and 90 of q Onn

rHNlE drawing Of the New York Lottery Extra So f., vii
= bc received TOMORROW, n, the opening Of the mail
Those who wish tickets shares Wv this splendid scheme
are respectfully requested call send their orders DORM, ,
DAY OF the evening, to NE PriEe-sellng Ofice of
oct II THO. ~. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

We deeply lament that what Is considefed dscoruD.
though we are at q loss to know why il should be
indccorous-presented the reporting and laying be-
fore the public the speeches made in committee md
particularly those Of yesterday from Messrs Cook
and johnson, which had been profoundly reyolyed.
We speak what we think, when We say, that if the
assembled people Of Virginia could have heard those
speeches. TINT which is now question among them
would have been 50 no longer The opponents OF the
basis Of white population, offered but one argument
with a thousand phases 10 be sure--but the
same argument at last-namcy, that if the slave
holding part Of the community did not retain the DOW
they were liable to have their slave property laid
under unjust aud unequal bnrthens! Their fears, whe
Their well or III founded, TO overthrow that eonal-
ity among the citizens of the community, which
il the of Repubconism, and they are 10
another part Of the commonwealth because they have
more wealth IN The shape Of slaves! is it more rea
sonabic, that lbs proprelors Of slaves should be-
exposed to the possible Injustice Dor it amounts
10 no more) of having tIllt property unequally
burthcned-or is j, more reasonable t,st they
should incur this hazarl, rather than that whole
classes OF frecmcn in other parts ofthe conmonweal
should go unrcpresened, that they may protect them
e'"es' Ohce'ii Is SeHt-ihe either Is certain q
immediate lfircc white population IS declared the 5u-
SIS all citizens of Vmgnil put upon footing of G.
qnality, though at some future day, andif middle
and western Virginia arc disposed to rob and despoi
slaves mag DO taxed disproportionallyfw white pop
nlotion lie not the basis three slaves and two white
ucn in the east, wei i nlch five white men in
the west, wealth Tor arisocracy) g. not numbers rule
the State, and thousands arc DISTINGUISHED in one
quarter, that possible injury may not he done in
, another People Of Virginia! is not this the goes
tinn' And are you prepared to give up Republication
the maxinrs tina, orc fee is equal 70 ano,hc7-
aud that the uy0rty, and TING majority only, shall
goycrnt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17
ConlmerciaI lSeror0.
DATE OF LATEST EURorEAS ApyIcEs
From Liverpool, -. =. - SEM

4Ho'of u P,odnce and number oJ ,ais passi oLocn
through Tie Lourer Loc6s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

LII HOLI-@tNo III W AhD.
| n OST, on Sbookoe Hill, on the evening of the
e-< 18th instant, my Pocket Book, containing from
10 to 80 dollars. together with note on Harriet ia
cobs for 81 dollars for the rent of rouse One of
,ne notes was Tor dollars on the Merchants and
Mechanics Bank of Alexandria. the rest IJni,,J
States and Virginia Currency. Also, my Free Papers
and receipts from different persons not now recolrc,
cd. will give reward OF SO to ony person Who
WIN return tie pocket book or its conenrs me- or
leave 1t at TINS office.
oct II st YIN. pOIN NEX'PFvP
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

Letters from Augusta state that IS fully asccHaned
that the present Upland crop will he short The stock of
old Cotton h liDl bales against 1872 same period
last year Receipt ofnew Cotton 1890 against 76l9 bales same
period last year New crop selling from 81 90 cents nnd
arriving a,nvvlv-Bih .4nfr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

~ This is the last day oflbe Far-Eyery graft :
iication awaits the ristor-the contemplation of
beautiful objects of art. gay and busting scene,
rosy checks and bright eyes,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

LOTTERIES.
The drawing Of the New York Extra, No. Ie, will
De received Tomorrow, (Sunday.) To-day is the last
The drawing OF the Connecticut, 40. 10, will be
received on Tuesday.
~ For particulars, see Lottery advertisements OIL
Isl page.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17
To conclude 10Th the lan.ghaLie Farce Of
ANxtNAE MAGNETySN M.

o. The Managers have the pleasure announce 10 the
public that Madame FEkON, the ceieIaeh Vocalist en-
g'ed Tor four nghts osy Due notice Will be given OF her
tJst appearance.
lJ doors 10 be opened at half O'clock and per-
iormance TO commence at half past 4.
u y few season tickets for sgiei enquire Mt the
Box Office Of the Theatre.
- \ rigid police is employed
IL In rehearsal, the new dramatic o;cce of the
KING g. THE DESERTER. oct ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

Later ncr-s 81 hrHi.--rhc Steamboat Virginia.
which arrived last night from Norfolk passed in
Hampton Roads, the ship Tally 10, in DAYS from
Liverpool. She brings news about five DAYS later
than the Birmingham WHICH we hope to &c; in time
to present to our readers on Monday rnorning.
L. S.-We have seen gentleman who came pas.
senger in the Tally Ho, and learn from him that she
sailed OH The 18th The Weather was wet the time
i sailing, and had been for day two: but DAYS
previous fine weather Lad enabled the farmers to get
the crop in, which was considered average one
There was news from the seat of war.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

The 'ayanndh Georgian OF the 9Th lust confirms rabIc
shelving TIC exports Of Cotton from the States of Georgia and
S"n Carolina dniug the years 1925 md 1929 ending ON the
I OcIo6et From this table make statement The Gene
ca rcstlt n,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

The last crop than foil onC m according to nc
fall considefa blv Wv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17
-AbGnsom 81 Pythi@s.

After which the Comic Song Of
Tx King and Cc,o,tryoian. Mr.. 4. DIcksoS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17
Mtecftc,1 xTIeS.


N
FIRST RITE Cy4RDEy6ER
On SATURDAY, the l7h inst vii SELL in font OF our
Office at 10 o'eIock hkeiy Negro Man. Baed Saapon Who
Is FIRST rate gardeseI and nsrketman 49, - - %
1i-it q g G. A. CO A,ets