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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17

"That no free government. or ,he Blessing OF lib.
crty. can be preserved 20 any people, but by firm,
adherence % justice. modcra,ian Temperance, fru-
<ality and virtue. and by frequent rec1rre,ce n, nm
,ianenfal principles"
Why rccur 90 Fundamental principles, IL ,bceo
principles were true at that time they are true
now. Fundamental principles are eternal and
unchanreable. Could our forefnthnrs have ;n,;
ted us to to fundamental principles for the
purpose of changing Interchangeable things,
But If this were not the object what co,Id tho
object be, for inviting frequent recurrence 10 fun
damcntsl principles, Evidently for the purposc of
watching the proceedings of the practical tovcrn
ment and to draw them back from their aberra
TONS if any thing had been committed t. those gr.at
fnndamen al principles. II was no, his intention 70
have referred to the General Government IL il Ind
been possible to avoid it, notwithstanding intimate
connection with the State Government and its even
cinstitu ing part of tbom. Bat he found il rnpo,-
sihe o ov'd IT. II would be all important, If we
C ud prevail on that goy eminent rccur 10 finda
mental principles. Such had been its mnnstrous ab
era ions from the fundamental principles Of the Fe.
deral Constitution, that they were violated oyery
day. Scarce n sembancc of its most important orr.
ginal features remained. After no had been absen,
IRON the government for time; wien he teiurn-
CD TO 1t, he was nstonisled the new tangled no.
eh'Iature which was int uced in substitution of
the old governmental phraseology, one effect of which
was a splendid government which the people are
made to use. How important. then would il be
Could we prevail on this government to have q re.nr.
rence to original fundamental principles IN
pie are nov made TO feel, VIC should then have
a happy COVE nInent which they would not feel
lie feared lac had detained the Committee very TN
Ptohtably, IN presenting 10 'her view more general
propositions, without any attempt minute !onicl
demonstrations Those he left to the ntellirencn OF
the Comnttee.-Ile would now examine some points
OF difference, between himself and other gentleman
more especially and as Tar possible would ovoid
rcprttons
he would come 20 consider the diaeane. of local
INTERESTS rs regards the slave population The mint is whe,h
'ere sha he any special provision for this local in.est
MT To- was proceeding TO remark argument nr the
giena from IoU.oun, (hir Merce-) with eypec, to Tie
Salt Works Of New York. and deuce from /, con6na,inn
OF the views OF the gentleman from Orange MIR p BaI
o'u with respect TO those where MINORITY governs
majurty--Whcn o
Nc TAYLOR roSe, and moved that the Committee risr IN
ooer give w another opportunity preventing his
views TO the Comriiie, which. he then considerably
ihig"ed he could do his satisfaction and Gaze
MIR GILES expressed his willingness proceed although be
was nuch exhausted father Than the
committee fc S2s willing strain every Dover urys-,i
ana nen'a. he po.se'sed to continue his remarks.
tic.i - $500 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17
FOR LONDON.
MIAGARA FALES,

ExHIBITISe 70, few days directly opposite 70 On,
~ Eagle Hotel, Mr.. Catlins model Of Ni7rqra
Falls, a fIH length Portrait Of De mn Clini0n-
aud one also Of Red Jacket. The Indian Chief in his
warriors dress. Ten small iu length Portraits Of
the Winnebdgo Cais, IN FOIL dress aud several o,hcr
amusing pictures.
The representation Of Niagara. viii convey The
most perfect idea Of The whole cataract and its ad-
joining scenery that has oYaY yet been exhibited lo
the world. Persons wishing 20 nveu themselves ~
the opportunity are ADVISED 60 do II soon o. the esii,
bitlon viii last but for few day.-Admissou 30 cts.
Mr.. CatlIn's Painting Rooms for Portraits ana
Miniatures, at Mrs. Duval's. oct "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17
Grand Solar Microscopes.

IKNIIE public are respectfully informed, the Prcpri-
y etoY Of the Microscope. has obtained very CT
gblc room in the Museum OF this city formerly CO
cupied as the Statuary Room and which is fit
ted up for the purpose OF bctcr displaying the gEos
magpifying powers of the astonishing instrunontg--
The room viii be open Tor visitors from Q, A. W -
5, v. n. svery fair day.
This surprising instrument discovers 20 view th0
minute bodies IN the animal, vegetable and mis-
eral parts Of creation, magnifying them tore taa
100000 times The apparent dust dg5 or chec.e.
which living arimacula Is scarcely peTccp 'inle o
the. uaked eye, - nagncd 10 Cnc enormous size q
from To feet, aud in actual motion, tightinl aul
coltending in the most spirfs4 m0nner. Iluy Other
objects are p pared and WI DC exhibited. The r.
tcresting process Of chyJsaisGfoa is shovr in loit
Respondent aud msgmficen. colours. n nee s : ..
to be seen % be most adni ch Loirg nn;as ,hic 10
give ea oeequate description OF IL bfi.Da'cy.
- AN ltrfsoa,-0 ceaS, cLl1iCn hGf Y'icr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17
DY OTIS, DUNLOP & co.
I.IQUORS &c

On TUESDAY, the nth instant, at half past IN
o'clock will be sold at Auction Store, without re-
serve,
10 Pipes Holland gin. "Swan, Imperial and Rose
brands. mostly pure. and part superior
Is pipes French brandy, "Seigneite" and othcr
brands, some 9 years old
10 pipes American brandy
pipes, half ditto, and Or ditto Madeira
wine
ID hbds Jamaica and Grenada rum, part from Rey
West, and superior
GO or 30 or. casks Sicily Madeira, French Madel.
"a, Port and Lisbon wines
80 bbls Campbelrs gin.
10 Hhds St. Croix sugars
bales sewing Irvine
90 boxes fancy soap
bids Jamaica coffee
100 boxes soap
100 boxes candies
90 casks cheese
10 barrels ORANGES
60 boxes chocolate
10 hhds molasses
half chests imperin. tcs
non 10 &c chests young hys9S do
Wv - .aDDr7roGaL T. " o. A0o's'
Via DO added to our sale, on the nth instant, an
Invoice or Drugs, Medicines and Patent Balance
nov 10 O. ID. & Co. Aucts
.4DDIT7O.vaL
VIII be added TO our sale THIS MORNING,
nov II O. D. g. Co Auc,s
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
90 THURSDAY next, the 18th inst, at IN
O'CLOCK will be sold at Auction Rooms, large
and general assortment of seasonable Dry Goods.
Terms OF sale. o. D. & CO. Aucts.
ADDITIONAL.
Will be added to our sale on THURSDAY, 10th inst.
Bale white and red aannels
! 10 domestic 90
cases s1ttinetts
bales kerseys
linen diaper
do cacoes
bales Dorchester bed tick
l case Irish linen
do do sheetng
IL bales brown domestic shirtnas
DO cotton ozDaburg5
cases apron checks
bales blankets
Gasas beached shcetings and cuttings
ALSO,
40 invoice Of sewing elk cloth padding, aIored
cambria, constitution cord, black silk velvet iurni-
tIre calico, &c. &c.
nov ~ o. D. g. Co. Auc.s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17

The Managers feel great pleasure in anuounc;no
That they have orcnged the celebrated mr. s. MSS
WELLS, for few nights.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17
BOOK AUCTION

Patudbie Private Library Of LatO aud itsce laaecus
Books.
TOMORROW EVENING, Tuesday Nov. -
1929, commencing at hnlfpast O'Clock, G. J. SrGcn
will SELL bis store opposite the Eagle Hotel val
liable Private Liorary-among which are Burrows
Reports vols Blackstones do, Washington's d.
Bacons Abridgment vols. Woods Institutes
Besme's Lex Mercatoria, Munford's Reports, Coke's
do vols Cookies Institutes. Cruise on Real Proper.
y, Revised Code, vols, Wentworiil's Pleading 10
7ols. Montesque's Spirit of Laws, Maddocks Chan
Gerry, Henning and Muniord's Reports, Selwyns Nj
81 Prius, &c. &c.-Among the Miscellaneous, arc,
Gregorys Dictionary ofthe Arts and Sciences, vols
Shakespeare Plays, 9 vols. DR.. Beauties Works, 10
vols Rambler, 4 vols Don Quixotte. vols. Specia-
tor vols. Sydney on Government, vols. Robert
sons America, 4 vols Hume and Smollett's England
~ vols. Robertson's Charles 5th vols. Russels
Modern Europe, vols Ferguson's Rome, vols.
Goldsniith's Animated Nature, Sc &C..
The Books nre ready forexa mination.
The sale conducted by j. & ]. L. HERON Auc'ts
nov I0
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17
M ARTMH MENUS
POET OF RICRAIO.ND.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Big Carroll, Howlaud, from Boston with su1lries
to p Haxall g. Co, Jones, J. Webb s. CO. J NJ
Weaver Allan, Davenport, Alien 6, Co, and T
Schr Tennessee, Green from Norfolk with tobac
CO. to Rogers g. Harrison.
Sloop Che ub, Burke, from Norfolk.
SAILED,
Brig Lowell, West, for Boston, with tobacco ana
flour
Schr Richmond Packet Knapp, for 8 York, With
four, tobacco, &c.
Schr William Dawson, Clarke for Saugurtis. coal.
Schr William Buchanan, -, for ~ York -four
SchE Richard, Corson, hes dropped down the Ri
yer TO finish loading for New York, with wheat
NORFOLK, Nov Ii Sailed from Hampton
Roads, ship Caravan, Thing, for City Point and schr
La Fayette, Russell for n Orleans.
AT ScawelPs Point, yesterday--sohrs Diomede
Titcomb, Portland, days. bound TO Richmond, and
BradfOrd. Lindsay. fin Richmond bound 10 Rns,nn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17

0I5- at one O'Clock To-day,
FENHE official drawing of the Grand Union Canal
Il Lottery, Glass No. 10, will be received at Big
gers Office.
Splendid CaP!tas-SCo,o0O, $780, sIo,on, SC &c.
Tickets So halves S. quarters - So eghths 81 IS.
The capitals aud cash usual, at sight can be had,
by an early application at the Lottery aud Exchange
Office, Of THO. &. BIGGER.
nov II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17
JA1GIz or ABHRDEzH.

LOVE IN a MIST
SAwHEr McFERoUs, Mr.. WELLS.
In which character he will dance his celebrated
Groesquc Highland Medley Dance.
jamie Of Aberdeen, Mr.. Iieyl
KATY, Miss WELLS
In tho course Of the Ballet, O variety of DANCING
10 finish with the Highland Reel, arranged By
MISS WELLs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17

DINNER SETS.
~ HE Subscribers have received and oCn,ucIl TN
Il elegant assortment of Dining Services of vari-
Gus qualities, sizes and patterns prices from 20 to
ioo Dollars Some of the PATTERNS fo,~s VIZ.
gold Mornings and lustred edges
Stone China, same pattern, plain
Views of Asiatc Palaces, light and other blnes
with white embossed edges
Panoramic Vows of English scenery Gpcfer,t mild
ings, ruins, sc. dark blue, white edges
Chinese patterns, same size and quality
Pole blue, vseEys of English cities
a Few Canton China sets, and one SCI Ssu;- Chi
IN, Of fancy brown border and purple flower,
white ground and edge
CHARLES HOLT, IN. g. CO.
oct e6-oe6t 6tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17

NIT. MSS wELLs's SECOND NIGHT,
Apd first night Of The Mem I;1elo- Drama of the
KING AND DESERTER, or FREDERICK
THE GREAT; and New Conc BALLET.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17
Ksag s. Deserser,
FREDERICK THE GREAT.

AT THE END OF THE aELo-DRAuA,
Ma d Miss WELLS will dance the mos, popn-
lar N1lnuet dc 10 Cour, and Gavotte of Vestrs.
hPTER WHICH,
First time in Richmond, celebrated Comic High
land Ballet, composed and produced by Mr. Wells,
and played IN all the Northern Theatres with great
chilled %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17
aa..aA o, I,rae. :e M nnner Of RnaLs nn,s. Inn.

,qmuuh y i'rc2Gce ana nnpJeY Of Boals pais.d douu
through hs Lo06y Locks.
Nov: l!'-25 hhds tobacco; a. kcg3 Toand tobac-
60; 10 bills -four - kns butter and lard; 33!I lLs
miss nrts fierce tobacco, 50u lbs bbls whiskcy;
10 cords wood boats; coal boats; 1918 bus coal
Nov lS.-6 hhds. tobacco 6 hbds stems; 527
bols touF; ~ bois. whishcy 7ld bus. wheat ton:
sand; IL boats; coal boats; 1920 bIs. coal
MARRIED, on the 3d November, 1929 by the Rev Mr.
olean, "lr o-I0H VAUGHAN merchant of Hanover 10 Mis-
CATERI1E daughter OF George Boxcy, Esq of Louisa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17

JUST RECETTED ut
STRATTOK'S F.4SHIOyS.4HLE HAT md CAP
- H4REHOJSB, by the Emily Davis, from Phiadcl.
Pia and Tantvy, from New York. elegant assortment of
superior BEAVER HATS, and great variety Of Fur Silk
and Cloth fancy CAPS also LONDON HATS, OF the latest
fashion, and superior quality. nov I7-s
I ESEAKCiES, Philosophical aud Antiquarian, con-
y cefumg the aboriginal history Of America by a. Nc.
CUiooh r NJ p is just published aud for sale Book
and Stationery Store Of x. d. SANXAY.
IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17
BIGGER'S OFFICE.

DIUTEH'O UFFIJE.
THIS-DAYi
VENlIE drawing of the Washington City Lottery,
II Class No. ~, will take plsce-and the drawing
be received at Bgger's Office, day-after-t morrow
at one O'Clock.
Capitals $4,000, $1,000, $4,000, Siees; 10 of
$1,000, &c. &c.
Whole tickets 81, Quarters 81.
For sale at the Lottery and Exchange Office, Of
THO. n. DIGGER,
nov iT-3t Corner opposite tie Eagle Hohf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17

THIS EVENING, NOV. nth,
IPN &c performed, first time IN dis Gig, As Ntzo
.nel0- Drnznn nr TIE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-17
Attcft ntt ANIra.


THIS DAN.
I'm Tuesday next n, - o'clock :. NJ rsr:-or
- the lot on T. Street, which thr ia'c Ma A..
dersoo (Blacksmith) lived. Will he Sold fot cse,
BENZ. HARRISON
Also immediately after tie above sale, nv i,;sres,
~ the lot and stable, now occupied by Nick Sc,
opposite the Monumental Church.
nov ID 81
a trustee, on Tuesday next, I Viii SCI at IN
"A o'clock, before the front door of the Rel Tayc-r
ior cash. hseiy Negrces-among them an excel
lent oster, very likely wolfram. and several Xix ,iv
boys and girls. NAT. NELSON
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04
CORDAGE STORE,

and is now ready 20 execute an orders for arti-
c.es in ms hue with which he may be favored, ana
ON the most advantageous terms. He has now on
hud very extensive assortment of Cordage Of
every DESCRIPTION, TO which he Is daily adding from
his Factory His prices will be regulated by the
b,r,yt Puls5Tgb 81 Cincinnati rates; and he
feels con6deaf OF being able 10 fl al orders Of
Merchants. who may favor him w5htheir custom,
on az lslt as g09d II not better terms than can Be
procured ANS where else in the Western Country.
lie win warrant ms work to be Of The very best
quality Commanders Of Boats are requested 10
give him o caa
Orders addressed 10 Messrs Knox and Mckee
FORSYTH and Dobbin, and D. B. Bayless, Commits
sion Merchants, OF to himself promptly attended
90.
Wheeling, March 4th. lS29-6I
- The Louisville Advertiser, Nashville Re
publican, and 81. Louis Republican, Wi. please
iuse-t the above once a week fortwomonlhS, and
forward thsiraccoWts % thi, Office for payment.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04
Bargains to be had her,
a splendid assortment orFALL and lr
GOODS;

Selected from the mos, recent im1or,t-
York, Philadelphia and Baiumme-
for Cash, and will be sold ut lowest.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04
CHAPLINE & O'FERRAu

- - an N nNN
At Thompson's old stand, Main stree, r.
of which the folloVmgme q r.-
Superfne Cloths, blue. black, olive. b-,-.
drsb and steel-mixes cassimerps aI-
cambIets and Tartan p.aids bomlazs1.
bIue.bllck, brown, purple and crimson
let, crimson aud cross.baTed nureer n.
cortepella bonnet cambria, q yey Jan.
ment Of ginghams and gInghlm robes
figured Swiss, a,konet and book mrs
and figured bobbinet; linen. linen can
imitation handker;hlefs: cambria mu,.
eros de Naples, black, blue, bua.bas
green, purple, scarlet light blue and srr
sup. luiestring, satin, Leyautne, india
scnshayg; a general assortment Of bonn
black, blue, green, pink and white fo1r
figured and cut silk velvet; tabby velvet ",
silk, silk velvet Valenuu and MaseOg.
lachonet, Swiss, sup. iusuI0g, BIRDS "a.
twilled silk; bandana, silk flag, SUD. Cr
pleO and finey gauze handkerchlels. Caa-
merlno long shawl, merino d ess shaw.
ture calico; stripes, assorted Pittsburgh
up cords; steel and wood busks. s.lk
stay laeeS ladies' pufs, cuds, ardbsj. h
cloths Of all coIors, for ladies. black
silk and sup gauze wells; black and bs .
wells; Italian grapes, ass'd. nukns r,
grapes Canton Grape dresses, arsorted cola,
ton Grape robes, at 50 and upwards; GA.
assorted umbrellas, silk and cotton: mol
lets and watch guards beads, assorted. t
bOnuet rIhban, new style; MaHtua gauzer
assorted; plain and figured velvet nIbs
capes and caps; thread, bobhiuet cotton
six lace; Irish linens, az from % cents 90 S
sheetIng; damask table linen and cotton.
diaper; brown Holland; padding bgon
canvass; oil cloths; black and rs hte s.k
black and white silk hose and hale hose
worsted and cotton halt hose; mixed
ladies' kid, beaver and hoskn gloves g.1
hoskin, beaver, KID and dog skin gloves
tuck shell, quill back shell, side. and na.
tuck combs; shell and mock shell side
cent combs; Brushes: cloth, hair, shoe. a
ing, ground paint, and shaving brushes @
aud crowns, extra cheap; hats for boys
at 81 Sd and upwards.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04
FRESH Said OIL.
Also

Anew DOZEN BOTTLES LORLARDS MACABOUGH
vf
mdr in the
Ginseng &c will be received exchange
/,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04
LOOKING GLASSES, ASs0Rli
GROCERIES d LIQUoRs

Loaf and lump sugar n. o. sugar and
sup. Rio, JAVA and Mocoa Coffee nPe
powder and T. II. teas: Chocolate; b,
Muscatel Ta'ns; Dates; Figs son she. a
Cinnamoni Aispiee. Pepper Cloves krs
Dish Tobacco, FIRST qualify; Common fea, /.
Spanish and common Cigars Scotch anl ,
sue L.P. Madeira vine. Tener1' % =
DO. Malaga do Champagne DO Cogr
Jamalca spirits; Holland Gin; u. Eag.i' :
WHlSKEY and SALT.
LIVERPOOL g. COMMON QUEENsfD
.4lso, Cotton Yarn, at Factory
Tie following articles will b rele', Z
times rs Cash: Feathers Tllo0', Bsa
Ginseng, Rags, &c.
Oct 7 -
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, AND DYE STUFFs,
FOR SALE, BY
s4rchibOld s. Todd.

a FEW Office Mhs where he has opened a
"A FRESH DRUGS nhOICI WHICH De VII ''A
CASH. Among The articles are he following
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04
~ crnIn sEnTINARV,

Fr the Education gf Young Ladies
r7EGe Seminary ViIl be taught .aa English
i ma French Iauglagg-, Reading Nnang, Ar
usre. Grammar. Geography History, Music.
Drawing. Painting, Embroidery. aud P.ln an-
m ~ Need sv1rs.
The establishments situated l0 tho vicinity OF
r.-ssu-gr. OH ar euuen-e which commands a
-..-r III he entire r.tv. tha institution wiz 5C
-- sasdbg French Nuns, o. to CIDER Of ST.
--. sssiusd by competent tetchers under tho
-.-e-r,c-Hanca Of the Res. Charles B. vi Cure
2 social denominations w... be received, vain
on. .s .srst distinction, oF ATTEMPT .1 c.lHg- i''T
rs. 100. 1rzcrlas Every eHerl'n ''i.. 7a made
- lvlts che moFus, and excite ,1e sni.luol
7-s pupils. r order to promote al once o'l'
....ue 7ft.i.ucs The government OBJ the house
b. mild -c. f-m Tns s,rctest attention
,e rs -rid t7 lne cleanliness 81 Hea.-Iu. Che pu-
9.s The ule ", be- p-.n 5l. F.3l''i-. and
.r'aerma
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04
DOMESTIC GOODS
HARDWARE:

Sup. cast a. Csrran steel hand saws, icr'r'
American, Cro~ley English, cast 4nd slsr'
Pen and )ocket knives OF a superior 81
Dirk Knies; Shoe and butcher knives
and Noy0lk Latches; Pocket scissors
and tray; Britannia and iron tea an, nboT
LOck,:knob, pad, trunk, cupboard and D
candle!ticks; brass knobs; brass boisi ii.
knobs razors; sheep aud tailor's sheani NJ.
assorsd; FILES: hat and half round b.
mill, imdsaw, and blacksmith files ot1r
rasp{ cut and cast sparowbllls; snuff aHd 7
bex6i screw augurs, from 2 10 5qr gn1
tap 5orers; American and Yankee oai1
Cox lnkstands, tea kettles, castings "
lrol assorted mould boards; Plough ra1
lrds
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04
CORDAGE STORE.
JOHN W. BERRY,

ID EGS LEAVE to inform the Public, thai
S6)he has taken the large Brick Warehouse
lately occupied by Messrs Frazier and Bayard,
ou the corner Of Water and Union Streets, ana
Immediately at the head Of Zane's Wharf liz
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-24
GREAT FIRE AT CINCINNATI
From The Cincinnati C,o-cfgc 80 ~,

About SIX O'Clock Friday evening I,et q Gro
oroRe out at the southeast corner of Main and rI-d
streets, in the wooden buldinr occ;inied es stro
ana auction room by Messrs j. &. C. Y. f{arr;s II
a Jew minutes the whole building was envrlnne5 IN
ranes The buildings on the sal me s1,,orc sc,fb aJ
eaSs' ior some distance were also OF wood All nm
nam street south to the brick house occunied Nv II
l'egcht Us a store, were very soon on fire. Bv great
at this point 1911 u' III cS'Cu
Very soon after the FIRE began to rage. brisk wind
sprung up from the south, which directed the aorne
nhnGdateiy across Thrd-street. The iayre iyick
oqaiog, at the corner, occupied as store bclow.bv
-d VI Il. Graham, and above by NJ Dawson,s printiny
3'nCg' II was supposed could be saved. But frainS
Dling east 1t, soon caUgh, fire. and involved the
V'iCH III the OBSTRUCTIVE element. Al the bu;dr1s
Oh ne east side OF Manstreet to the Bank IT. State
were pbaDdl ned, und Efforts made ONLY In sac, H.,
property Except two buildings of brick adioinir,,
1He oFck cornct, they were ali of wood. and ocr,i
pea as stores and MIllncrs' shops.
AS lar as we have been able To- ascertain +t,o ,,.
OF those who have lost by the fire are, William IT,,
hef' Jrs dry good store, Messrs Syke < Robrsor,,.
IN ttore, j. &. v. Harrlss dry-Tood st,,yc Bo,t
OhHcd states house at the corner w. G.. Ro1,ors,
,; ~" :" OUNCES GEORGE Rcddins dye-house and iSrel
lr.U6' = I' Carr5 houses on Man.sreef Dayid -,
LONE building, ". LongWor.i's law Office Moses
SSrl!WsonS printing establishments A. Craha,1s 60
'SoTV ~ McCuII0ck's store, Ms Risicrs m; t1irar,
gnd dwelling, Mrs Kinbalrs do. do + C,Iincra,
sTToI"ng, beTnaTd MuErays dwelling end store Mr.
s 1Iof'h"srs shoe flctor1, dwelling, and sfore II
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-24
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In the Senate, yesterday, various petitions and
memorials were presented and referred and rcs(,,,
tons submitted The Bill for the adjustment Of
Lam C'aiInS in Missouri was read second time
and orderedto be engrossed. Some time was snnni
IN the consideration of Executive business.
In the House of Representatives, a number of
Pet'tionS we've presented and referred Various hills
were then reported by some of the Ccn,1iftoos
aAd were read twice and committed. The Honse
then took up the consideration OF the reso1tion 70.
iaImg to National Armory on the western ,,a, o,s
oriet discussion took place; all the amendments
III its original form. 1'PsSu
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-24
.eeteees oa,u aSa se6Q.
-liOHSOAY MOKNING, DEG. .. s. 500 -

to-moTrow being Christmas. no paper will be is
sued on Saturday next. AS the Convention is draw
ing SO near its close, end shall now be able TO eep
up with IT'S edings and publish the Debates which
yet remain, bv publishing but twice a week. the
Constitutional Wing will here after be published on
Tuesdays and Fridays only.