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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-31
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
"WEDNESDAY. DEC 40


several petitions were presented and referred
The following bflis were ordered 10 be engrossed
"A bill, TO authorize the Executor of James Bray
to sell the lands devised to the negroes cmancipnted
by the said Bray "a bill to add part of the coun-
~ OF Grecabrier, 10 the county of Pocahontas "a
o' to amend an nct entitled act. concerning ia
COD heIn' passed January 9th, 1896 "a bill. to IN
corporate the Norfolk Fire Insurance Cumrany,-
and bull to provide for opening aud improving road
in Ohio county, to Ohio River.
BILL to establish the town of New Haven in the
county OF Nicholas read for the first time as al
so was bill. to revise and amend ON act entitled an
All act TO incorporate the town of Jecrsonye in tho
county of Tazewcll.
n bill, to authorize two separate elections in I'll
county of Nicholas, was read a second time and com
mticd.
The following bills were real third time and
passed.
a bill. in favor of George Williams.
bill, divorcing William Simpson from his wife
Nancy.
bill, fol allowing farther reward for killing
wolves IN the counties OF Rockbrdrc and AUGUSTA
Leave OF absence was obtained fer several mem
bers.
The House then adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-31
$50 REWARD.

"A BSCONDED on Friday night tive 9Th INST a roalt6 boz
"A named WILLIAM, ~ years Old iolcrably well fou,
mas scar on the eomet Of one eye, aud walks this
little lame, iion the effects OF the top
feet, which Is entirely healed had on Whsn hc went on
psntaloons
IL is believed be weut OF IN wI boy OF NJ g.
w Munfo'ds who also disappeared nkli ynJ
from circumstances. IS thought ey VIII attempt Sew
York and have probably concealed themselves hoari ~
some vessel bound os that place The " n D.
given 'sken out Of Virginia. AM $50 4 jp,rhsaa H.
neghbouilcnl A. pLkaS4 MS m
dec q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-31
awount Of Produce aud number If Bouts passed do,r
trox.,h The Lo,cer Locks

DEcEMsEn $50 hid. tobacco SIG bbs. flour.
le9 bushels wheat, bushels corn, bushels beets
mutton, IL cords of wood, 1900 feet of plank, fir
kens butter, Is boats, coal boats, 1899 bus coal
DECEMBER 24.-l7 hid. tobacco 20 boxes NJ. to-
hacco, ton Of bar iron, 10 Dbl. -four bales hemp
3 bags feathers, bush peas, bush potatoes bush
corn, 10 bosis. coal boats, SID bush. coal
DEcEMnER c5.---l9l bbls flour, s29 bus.is. wheat
10 bus corn, bus. apples, frkins butter, NUT
tons, hog, load of scantling, plough 2GOO feet
of plank. hnnls. cnal hnn,s 1877 hus cnaI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-31
n ext Lotteries
rO-DANi

n ext Lotteries!
TO-DAYi
The drawing OF the Delaware and Soutb Cnro,ino
Lottery (eXtra class No. l6,) will be received
Sd Number Lottery-G drd,oi Ballots
Capitals: 5000, $50, OF 1000. ) of 400. 3 OF
500 10 of 900. 80 of leo, &c. &C.
Tickets only S3-Quar,ers rs cts.
ON SATURDAY!
The drawing or the New York Consolidated Lot
terry, Extra Glass, No. 10, will be rcceiycd-GO num-
bers' 10 Notwithstanding 100 capital prizes, A.
mongst which arc the followiug:-Sl 900, 5000
3ooo,2,3oo' OF 600, and numerous other hand
some prizes amounting to i36,89O.
" In this lottery there are 1890 prizes, and on
II $500 blanks
Tickets So, halves so, quarters e5.
ON TUESDAY!
The drawing of the Union Canal Lottery, No. 10.
will be receivcd-60 numbers, 10 drawn--Captal
prize $50 600.
Tickets 10 dollars, halves s. quarters So cigh,hs
i25.
Tickets and shares IN all the above Lotteries for
sale at LA MBERTS Fortunate Office
dc 3i--ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-31
100000 INC HEST PRIZE.

Sixty NuNBER LorrgRy-TtN DRAwN BALLOTS
Union CANAL LOTTERY, Class No rs, draws ~ the
~ CITY Of Philadelphia Saturday. January 3D. aud the
official drawing be received by BfGGER The Tuesday
following AZ one O'Clock Splendid capitals S30OOO $40 200,
$1,000 5000 &c &c &c! Tickets $40, Halves S. Guar
tiers ~ 500 sale IN the usual gat VARIETY the Lottery
aud Exchange Office Of THO. n. BIGGER.
Corner opposite the Eagle Hotel,
- Where ir the last class Of this fsvoro Lottery tw OF
s'e splendid capitals we're sld aud paid by Bigger sight
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-31
FOR RENT.
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

On Cary Street, rear of Ate ViTginil and Farmers
Banks.
4 OSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies'
- and gentlemen of Virginia, for past fayouis and
hopes continuance of the same; and would thank
the ladies' sending their silk dresses have them to
Ken to pieces, which will enable him 10 warrant them
TO be dyed and finished Us well at any establish
merit IN the Union. Canton stuff dresses not me-
eessary, iie has suitable machines 70 finish them If
sent to him IN the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise informed, that he scours
and renews III colour coats, pantaoons and vests to-
geter with all kinds of apparel and requested repurs
them IN the neatest manner. As usual all kinds Of
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed; furnture
stuhs ciearsed and re-dyed IN tie neatest manner
n. b. Tickets will be issued ON leaving the good 4,
with him and requests they will be presented on APP
dlicatlOn' or the same
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-31

10 OF $500, 10 OF 400, 20 Of 300, % of 200 30 of
100, 80 ef CO. 30 Of 10, &c. &c.
Whole ticketSSiO, halves 5, quarters 50.
For chances coll or send your orders To Yates g.
Mcintyre, Richmond, Virainia
dee 80 YATES g. MCINTYRE, Managers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-31

A MERiCAN COMMONPLACE Book OF Pfosc-A
~ collection of eloquent and interesting extract,
from the writings Of American authors. by G.. r.
Checrver Just published, for sale nv
dec 10 COLLINS & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-31

repeat MIR. e. that give you this quotation,
Tor the bon ii of those concerned IL any should
insnuate thar ] ncan IL, for that august Jody, the
collected wisdom of this old Dominion. which Ter the
last three months, has "toied all day and caught no
fish" let him remember, that it is he, who precluns
that the "cap Gts"-notI. make such application
How could l. MIR. e. without the fragrant VIC
fution Of TRUTH VIII any man say that these en-
hghtened Statesmen, have "wasted time, in unim-
portant debatei" that any member of that body, is
afflicted with the morbid rage of debate and shears
with Impotence any logic but his ow M" that spir-
OF hostility aud bitterness, rather than of friend
ship and Cancellation, has rked the course of the
debate! spirit which Questions every thing, yields
nothing, and tends, not only to dei:at, the purpose
Tor which the Convention was created; but loave
the East and the Wea, with minds inflnmed, hearts
emb,tered, and daggers drawn, against each other.
w IL any man l say, dare to make these charges
against The Convention? If one so rash, and reck-
less. should be found, Heaven help the luckless
wight, say l.. Let him hide himself deeper than the
cenire-"beyond the infinite and boundiers reach of
mercy, Ii he damned ifhe fall into the hands of any
OF that band of 'knights errant" WHO for the last
month or two, have becnso nriously fitting at each
o.hsr. Hhey Will Dir hun, .pd fisk him. and ferret
h'm' DEMOCRITUS. 4
The CONVENTION. YESTERDAY A,opi ed q re-
solution offered by Mr.. Stuart. with some amend
ments, authorisng the Legislature To pass law SIM
iiar TO the present dnoling law but restoring uil
thos" DISTINGUISHED under the eAistiny law 10 their
political rights.
The first resolution Of the Committee on the Bill
oil hEhIs which declares that 1t is expcdent pro-
vide Tor future amendments of the Constitution, was
facgativcd BY vote Of % ayes TO 90 noes.
The select committee, upon Mr. Doddriar.'s re-
solution adopted the day before, was appointed by
the President, and is composed OF the following
members, viz:-Messrs. Doddridoe, Madison, Mar,
shall. Johnson, ID. w. Leigh, Tazrwel and Cooke
The Convention then adjourned to Saturday next
TO give time to the select committee to report.
Tho proceedings more at large to morrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-31

The Alexandria Gazette says-We arc authorised
to state. that Mr.. RUSH has obtained the ,ee ioo,,
Tor the Corporations of the District, Washington,
Grorgetown, and Alexandria, amounting to one mil
lion and half of dollars.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-31
ALSO,

Spikes from to inches, ciiach nails OF different
Sizes suitable for tobacco kegs aud h,ds mali pod,
and are prepared to execute with Dispatch anv or
ders in this line, and request merchants and others
who deal in nails, SC. to apply if they want full as
sortment. r. HANAIJ A. 20
i0-oawtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-31
Richmond Nail Mandatory.

sttOR SALE on very reasonable terms, from 500 to
Il 1000 kegs of cut nails and brads of various sizes
from Sd to 40d, in kegs from io0l5s. to sGoibs.--
warranted to be made ,om Scedist bss and not from
Pig or Bloom Iron, as is cr4tcmaTg in the Nortlern
Stutes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-31

II isst lated in the Philadelphia papeys that Messrs
Carey g. Lea have received and sent 20 press ST,
Wnltcr Scotts History of Scotland in two volumes
Tho work is to be succeeded by Sir James McIn.
tosh's History Of England, in three volumes, and
History Of Ireland by Thomas Moore.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-31

letter dated La Guayro, Nov. 90, received at
the Philadelphia Merchants Coffee House, says
nave just received news Of the acts OF Caracas,
declaring the separation Of Venezuela from the Re,
puzzle There were but throe dissenting votes, of
w1ich Gen. Celmento was one. Gen, Paez is now
ssVclencia, bat has been sent tor. Porto Cabenc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-31

AMES A. OSWALD will reopen school az,
- Monday 9Th Of january next in Iath street
opposite the high COnstabe's Office aud sbout half
way between Nashs book store and the first Pi by-
,erian church His course OF inst ructjon will e,n-
erace the Latin and Greek languages, Mathematics.
geography with The use of maps and globes Aritl-
ineuc, English Grammar and Composition, Reating.
Writing. Ortheopy and Orborraphv.
IN. b. the strictest attention viii be paid TO IN.
morlls Of the pupils
dec 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-31

Chta.-A gentleman who left Valparaiso on the
4th OF September informs the editors of the Nsu,
York Gazette that there were appreheasions ola re-
.outcn in that country. Two parties had been
formed, whose strength was about equally balanced
he aivision was not founded upon general political
two candidates for one of the highes, Offices The
Governor of Chill, considering his h.s in danger.
had transc fred the seat of GuVernmen; from Santa
go to Valparaiso.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-31

In short, separation viii take place. and az IL aopa
renfly comes from the people there viii not be anv
disturbance Of the public order"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-31
FOR LONDON.
NEW YORK LINE.
MANAGERS, OFFICE-

MANAGERS OFFICE.
n EW York Consolidated, Extra No. 49, to be
~ drawn in New York TO DAY, the 3Oth go
numbers, with 10 drawn ballots, by which the holder
of package Of 20 tickets, which cost $500, must
draw $50.
SCHEME.
I Prize of $4,000 1 Prize Of $4,000
do 5000 , do OoO
do 5000 &c. &c. &c
Whole Tickets So, halves : 30, quarters %.
Grand and Siendid Schcme. for The .SSo Year
Union Canal, No. 10. to be drawn 2nd of Jnrro
ry-60 numbers, with 10 drawn ballots, by which the
holder of package of 20 whole, (which cost 5000
must draw 500, rculsjng ono half and with a chance
lurI lln frllnt,inr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-31

Day after TO .MORROW
The drawing of the Splendid New York Lottery will be
ceivedCapital Prize SIS Great chance for The
er-lo ballots OF Co Tickets only S. shares in oror
ton for sale at r. CHUBS'S Eyer I,ctv Og1oss
dec 3l-3t 10y NN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27

perception Of the evils which they accomplish
But do believe, sir, that If the seventy mil
lions Of gallons Of ardent spirits which are an
nually poured out upon the nation, could be
rolled back 10 flashing pillows, like the return
ing tide Of the ocean, to the stores Of Gis:iile.
ries from which they Aow, bringing with Them
in living shrieks an account OF all the misery
which they have occasioned, that they would
raise note Of despair, and wretchedness, and
remembrance, that ght sar,e the consciences
of the very dead.
MIR. President, the instruments Tor influence
ing pubic sentiment are abundan,ly within our
reach. lie, the press be moved-Letaeyery
weekly newspaper, every monthly magazine,
and every quarterly review. Garry It's appeal
to the public mind-Let The pulpit pour It's
ligh, upon he suhject-Let every Minister OF
the Gospel in the Uni ed States be induced to
deliver a sermon once in year, on the evils and
remedy Of intemperance Let parents BE- every
where Impressed with the importance OF ling
faithful IN This respect 10 The rhildren that God
has given then; and teachers br every where
taug>t their duty to the pupils that are COM
mi,ed 10 their charge-Let the works which
have recently been prepared by Beecher, and
Drake, and Humphreys, become tex! books ~
all our seminar,rs Of learning-I.et Drunk
ards Ca,echism he Compiled for our Sunday
and Infant Schools. containing the statistics oi
int importance. Lei these things be done, Sir,
(surely they may be easily accom2lished) and
the coming generation shall rise up as living
rampar', 10 protect tie honor Of their fathers,
aud save the country.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27
PHILADELPHIA, July l9.-Tbe General 4

PHILADELPHIA, July l9.-Tbe General -
sembly OF The Presbyterian Church in the w
ed States, has under its care nineteen Syaoa.
nine'y-two Presby,eries; 1915 ordained MIlo
tiers, and 2s5 Licen'ia,es, making 1888 pTs'..
ers ofthe gospel; i9s candidates for the s''''
office; 1910 churches, or congregations w..
the spiritual government Of so many sessIo''
and one hundred aud sixty>lwo thousand ,'5
hundred & sixteen Communicates. The w..
reported by the Presby,eries, as having beer :,
lec'ed during the last year for sundryc hsI''i.
purposes, are the following, VIZ: For f'',s
and domestic Missions, thiny-niue Ib0H'.,
one hundred and eighty dollars, fy''hree y.
for the support Of several theological s' 1:f,
ries, ten thousand and ffty-fou dollars an0h
two cents; and for the education OF poor !"
pious youths, twenty thousand three nGr r,,,
and ninety dollars and fifty four cents ~ IA
two last sums may be said to be for eduea'.
purposes, and amount 10 S34,445,o6. Ih"'|
Of collec lions is S?3,O68,26.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27
HINTS TO PEOPLE OF MODERATE FORTUNE

HINTS TO PEOPLE OF MODERATE FORTUNE
II you are about 10 furnish ahous", d. nat spend
all your money, be Il much or liule Do not let
the beauty Of this 'hins, and The creapnrss of
thai, tempt you 10 buy unnecessary articles
DoctorSF anklin's III kim was wise one: mo.
thing is cheap which we do not want.
Buy merely VIVA, is absolutely necessary and
lie, experience OF your wants and your means
dictate what sh. be afterwards obtained "
you spend all al FRS, you will find you have
bought many things you do not want, and omit
ted many you do want. Brgin cautiously As
riches increase, il is easy to increase in hospl-
tally and spltndor; but il is always painful and
inconveuien, 10 decrease. Arer all, these things
are viewed in proper ighl by he jrdicious
and respectable. Nea'ness, tsstsiGlness, and
good sense may be- shown in thu management
Of small household, and The arrangement OF a
little furniture as well as upon a larger sca'e.--
The consideration gained BY living beyond ones
Income is NOT actually worth the uoube it costs.
The glare there is about such false and wicked
parade is deceptive; it docs NOT 10 fact procure
valuable friends, or extensive influence. More
than that, il is wrong-morally wrong, so lar as
the individual is concerned; and injurious, be-
yond calculation, TO the interests OF our country.
To wha: are The increasing beggary ard dis
copraged exerlions Of the present day owing?
A multitude Of causes, no doubt tend to in
crease the evil; but the root of the Whole mat
ter is the extravaganza OF all classes of people!
We never shall be prosperous till we have suf-
ficient moral courage TO make pride and vaniiy
yield 10 the dicia,es Of honesty and prudence!
We never shall be free from embarrassment,
ill we cease TO be ashamed Of industry and eco
nomy! Let women aid in the needed reforma.
ton. Let their husbands and fathers see them
happy without 6oery; and if these friends have
Gas is often The case) foolish pride in seeing
them decorated, let them silently and gradually
check this feeling by showing lha, they have
better means Of commanding respect. Let the
exertion of ingenuity, economy and neamess,
prove that good taste and gen,ilily are attaiua-
bic without great expense. Mass. Jour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27

Try, meeting every privaiion aud danger for a
love of country, and the security OF indepen'
dent rights, care no, by what name he is cal
led, believe him to be a true American, wors
thy the confidence Of his country, and OF every
good man Such character will never do an
act injurious TO his country; and such is The
character given me of Col. Drayron. Permit
me to add, that names are but bubbles, aud
sometimes used for the most wicked purposes.
"ANDREW JACKSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27
From the Norfolk Beacon of July 2ad.

a seaman named Simpson, who was some
time since discharged from tue service Of the
u. S. at this station, having re shipped at
New York recently, arrived here among draft
Of men from hat por', and being pu, on board
the receiving ship Alert, confessed 10 one Of
the offers of that ship, tina, he was one of the
gang who knocked down and robbed Mr.. JOHN
GREEN, Ia Carpenter in the Navy YARD, one
nigh during last Winner, near the bridge, Of
his cloak, watch, money, violin, &c. Simpson
WIS Immediately handed over TO the civil au-
thority a, Portsmouth. On Monday las, he
underwent an examination before a Court Of
Magisra es and was remsnded 10 take his ,ri-
al al The next term Of the Superior Court
Daniel Morgan, one Of the gang with which
Simpon was associated, il will be reeollected
was tried al The last Superior Court for Nor,
folk Coun:y, snd sentenced TO to five years i'm
prisonment in the Penitenliary
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27

The RICHES OF THE EARTH. Miners
Journal states that vein Of coal, supposed 10
be twentv.nine feet thick, has recently been dis
covered on thu Broad Moun,ai near the head
of the Yves, Branch Rail Road, and thai there
are ev'den, traces Of s'ill larger veins in the
same vicinity A vein seventeen and half feet
in thickness, was also lately opened in the cute
Of the SchuyIkii Valley Rail Road.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27

The Salisbury Carolinian states that General
RoMuLus S. SAUNDERS. Of that place, and the
Rev. HUMPHREY PosEY, Of Macon county, have
been appointed by the President Of the United
Safes, Commissioners under an appropriation,
made a, the last session Of Congress, for pur.
chasing such reservations Of land as are vet
claimed by The Cherokee Indians within the Ii.
mis- o! North Carolina. 1t is thought that the
sum appropriated, 800, 900, will be amply SUI.
hcient to make the pure chase.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27

Extract of letter from gentleman in Washington to
his friend in Baltimore, dated July %:
"The Presiden, and Secretary of Sac have
left the city for few days. Among The reports
in circulation, is that Of the Secretary Of ate
being averse to further changes, and rha, he
has been able to diffuse this feeling so general
ly tina, the progress Of dismissals has been sop
ped"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-27

A Clerk i" The United Safes Branch Bank
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27
LATEST FROM ENGraND

New York, Feb. Cow the packet shin pi,,;,,,..
ma., APT harris which arrived yesterday from L.
yerpooi, we received Londpn papers to the 7th o.
jan, ana Liverpool to the 9Th, both INCLUSIVE
Inc news from Paris is no later than thai recci
yea same days since by the Don Quixotte, from Ha
0' A'Ni' La
Mr.. Stephenson, of the house of Re,,,,r.u,, g.
pnenson o. Go. had not been taken. Great efforts
Tere making tor the purpose, bat up to the latest
dates they had been unsuccessful '
by the recent accounts, II nppeDreil tt,t ,l,, lat,
quarter OF 1928 showed an increase over tho corr,
Huarter OF the preceding year. of e686 2sl aud thu.
increase OF the year FL ,66O,647 way
NJ; nc hiSpen uazette represents the health of Dor,
digue US becoming confirmed; and it is stated m
der MS authority, that in communication to tho Pc
tuguese Minister at Rio, Don Pedro declares COM,
erGe saa not be interrupted between the countries
pending the present difficulties.
The English papers believe that the Ynrk;sb ,voo,
nave suffered repulse at Varna. ~
Inc Marquis, who during his short administrator
OF afiars IN Ireland, has rendered himself verv no
ular, with the Catholics has been recalled f-orp IL
wee Royalty, by the 'sMiiitary Cheftnin' of EnnN
land. Some of the paper announced that the msroTs
es'leo his Office, though evidently from necessity
IN consequence of the wide difference between tb,,
opinions OF himself and Premier upon this oreat
ques'lon.-But the Courier states distinctly. anff
WITH an air OF authority, that he was recalled ana
uas tnat TINS recall was not in consequence Of his
letter to DR.. Curtis, since the letter of rer,;I vas
PaCeo III MS hands eighteen hours before that letter
iiu tiasPired' he Courier adds, that sstle Gath
oilc questton would not have been advanced by the
= he -: eohIinuihce lii Ireland nor will
u: inquired or retarded by his recall. Tt is the
Legislature, as the Marquis has truly said. tbat
must decide this great question:" 1t is stated thar
ei.neI the Duke of Buckingham, or Lord Verulan,,
IL is stated this evening that information has bern received
~ at the Admal;y, that the route of Mr. Stepber
g k@n and mat vessel in chase ship in wbc,
hr Stephenson has taken his passage and tst his crt
considered certain. .'"' "is capture is
~ lorauguese merchants here fully expect from the r.
nor OF lhe intelligence from Lisbon soon as the Corrr
" a ne assembled that Regency the Of the youns
now ascertained that the amount Of se1 henson,s TO-
aca'Ion exceeds 900 pounds The reward lar bis -
hens OH has been increased to LI0oo 0 LIS aPPie-
OF j0sf 200 mgn F"''' vas upwards
THE MARKETS
A private letter dated Liverpool, Jan.s8tb. saws
2aes OF cotton for the last three doys 1900 bars.
Markets dull, with tendency to decline. Grain
!1arket dui' and holders anxious to make sales.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-02-27

Ntr Vork.-Fropossls have been iss,,sa :, ,v..,;.,
p History of the Admins traon of John Su; ~.
Such 81 10 DC composed chiefly from public docmen,
yaInoble scc reliy and faithfully complied will proH
ssd f Us 10 the library of the politician II ix; he
~ INC press during the ensuing Autumn and w COW
fine era p,ary view of parties in United States fo
t,,nrv ~ to that of the access ion of Job"
Sency ADAMS to the Presidency. % 'ohh
Presidency. r-' serVices' anterior to his
Presidency. 1ie" WIN MS election to the
minsaton exhibiting the operations of each 1 nis Ad
s Waa Sor the ETseutive Government the State Tea
egauve aud Diplomatic history the United States ;ne
the 18th and Goth Congresses ~ ''a'eS during
o. A view of the state of the co,,,r,, =, ,,,o .,
al the termination of his Presidency eh' ana
Members of his Cabinet &c 'N '"1'e'S OF tnr
,c All appendix OF documentary oer as,as Of oe