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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

iib MY AO!Ik MNKNEI.
The PricJs Current ofWcdne:day snys, The aayi-
ccS by the Silgs Richards from Liverpool sev dull
and declining market there. Purchasers in conse-
Quencc require further reduction here, bot Us vet
we have heard Of no transactions tcudag to establish
prices. We have reduced onr rates 81, 10 I.2 for
Howard street and IS tot o. i-e for Virginia-
a 0 IS for Western Csnal)-hut as the market is
unsettled they must be considered nominal Expor,
from the LIST to 18th ii.st.-Vheat Flour, 5000 bbk-
y sale OF 500 bushels good r. Carolina wheat has
been made ut 81 GO for the English market. Our
supplies of Southern Corn is abundant and the price
has declined. several parcels having been sold since
our last at ~ ii cents for mixed Yellow is more in
request, aud sales nave been made at ~ cents En-
port from >: TO 5;h, Corn 1868 bushels
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
BOOK KEEPING.

MI q, EALBOT informs the gentlemen Of
hie:hnond and its vicinities, that no intends
Try, provided sufficient number ofppils can be OBJ
taned--say IL. AS To his competency, he can
merely inform, that for three years. he was head booL
keeper TO one OF the first houses in England and tbat
he mas been very successful in Now York and Albany
as teaeher he is perfectly satisfied to be ouetioneJ
oy The Community in general, in order to make them
satisfied, he is perfec, Book Keeper. Ills first Mt
tempt shall be lecture free to ALL and at that time.
gentlemen VIII have an opportunity of Judging.
Should class not be attainable. M. IT. hEs n6 ~
lection to attend respectable school. Gentlemen
desirous of attending the class, will leave the,
names ut, TINS Office, where terms can be known.
Confused accounts and writings of every description,
VIII be attended to faithfully and With despatch.
l5-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

~ virsue of Deed OF Trust from Thomas POI
~ Ing and Sarah hIs wife, dated the nth CAV Ct
Noyeinber, 1893 and Of record in the county court
o. Henrico and county court OF Mccllcnb,ffrr 80
shall on the first day O! pri next proceed To Sci, t
public auction before the Union Hotel in the CITY
OF Richmond the following property, viz: One lot Of
land lying III the county Of Henrico, the CITY Of
Nchmond, containing che half acre, and bounded IN
part by the intersection of o aud 32d streets. ath
one other lot III the city of Richmond conta,nipo
iorty-ve feet on Poplar street; also one ote, t o.
parcel ofiand, at Marion Hill, containing four acr
do enc other lot parcel of land In thu r6rn;v A.,
lienrlco adjoining the lands of John New and ot6o,r
containing four acres, with It's improvements consist
INC q dwelling house, &C.; also one other 10, r,
the city OF Richmond, on the ccrncr of F and Goth
streets, containing forty tour feet front Aud or tl
2rth day Of April next, if no previously dsposed ~
at private sale. shall proceed to sell at puh,7T
auction, at AIecklcEburg Courthouse 1t being couft
day. the following tract oflepd lying IN tie county
OF Mcc!ien5urg, containing $50 acres more or lers
being the same tract OF land ccnveyedEy Peter Irt-
TO Richard Lakewood and John Buckrcil, and By
them To Thomas Pulling. =
ORRIN WILLIAMS
JOHN a. LANCASTER, 1rustees.
). B--AN persons having claims against Thomas
Pulling requested TO bring them forward and
sign release within six months from the 18th cav
OF November 1928, they will be debarrcd frou, OF,
privileges Of the above deed of trust.
O. WILLIAMS
mar 3--sbt J. 4. LANCASTER.
TSNtUsT SALE.-By virtue Of a deed Of InSI Is 797s,
AunlcT n heihev and Hannah his tn ties nt.
socrs, ana duly rcnEdd in the clerks Office Of Goclsp
county court We or olc one o. W, will, Monday the 6sI
cay OF March chat being Goochland court day proer
s5s At Goohand court house, 10 the highest bidder fr
'uy money, al the right title, Interest and ciaim tire said
uTrcr X Hellcy and Hannah his WIFE have nay lrve mo-
lract oi Land containing URo hundred and trcy-ine ai
one iIih ACRES Of land lying in tie lower end OF locbErnJ
county, u being tine tract Of a1d Owned by William Rs
nei at Tire time Of his death, and which, by his last win aud
testament ne devised to his heirs 80 lie equally divided between
trr, Of which Hannah Henley, formerly Hannah Bsnei, e
orr o the heir Of the said William Baue also all the mrr
81 tue sud cam which the said Turner r. Henley apL
Hannah his vic, have or may hereafter have IN -
Neoes With eir ioease 81 . stock Of horses hos cattle
atd 1ocN OF a kinds also household and Kitchen furniture
gug the said VIM Barnett which with an o;er stss
they claim under the said VIM Baetrs will in order to satisfy
ne p"1s fr wllirh the said deed " WIS made sti
VIZ ~ eon' eJco as l. vested ia the subscribers by tr
- WI Miller. Trustees.
NNSh"na, Ian e'h lHla WITS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

80, q, INV loax, Mauh IL.
Mt1scy Saprrrrck.-By tlc scam boat which arrived n,
an early hour this morning, have the boston
yesterday n'orniug These papers contain account the
,1Ss a. the easeni' b Persia, Ihis om the STRAITS hound
20 >ae'n The brig wascas away Cape Ann near Braces
Cove The cargo sreMed along the shore The vel has
zone entirely to peers Nine bodies have ben found Anouy
them are secosnzed the captain and frat Officer the cook and
steward The two former have boon taken TO YeveIy for
burial About sd bales of have bern found The wck
strcgs the shore FOR niy half mile stated that when
Tie brig was driven io her anchorage, she three anchors
down, with chain.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
NIONsIEUR TONsoN win land ,Ic en.una -

M ONsIEUR TONSON win dand the ensuing scason
~ nj Tree HILL near Richmond His Will commence
tie trt OF February and terminate first Of july next NE
VIII be let TO mares az fifty dollars the ason Which nav h
discharged ny the payment Of forty dollars within the srESon
Mares can tc insured at seventy FIVE dollars Tvahe when he
nare shall prove TO be In ioal One dollar To the eruom In
every e -"
The Tree iil estate has brn leased and v enclosed by
e abscIhers, who viii furnish good pas,urage for nars
s1', and stable them IN all bad weather Tpey can DC Wei
fed, II required, al - per day.
Eyey desirable arrangement has been made CIR the accom-.
modauon o mares; and Of the Subscribers will give his
constant personal attentions order that they NAV 10 well
treated and returned TO their owners IN god order The under
signed cannot b responsible o accidents escapes bun ul
use every oSertion 10 prevent both Monsieur Tonson Is
beautiful bay heen hands three inches high With BLACK Ieo
nne and tail Tic Is finely propoToncd cxhbitnr great now
er and beauty througbouthis form Ills blood and
nrounance eannot b surpassed by any horse on the cont,
ncnt For Pedigree, &c. sec horse bills
THOMAS WATSON,
Eb9-ue ABNER ROBINSON
OF Tho Editors of tho Petersburg lnelCcnccr viii pease
insert the above once werk for two months and the Fre.
cksbure Acua week for four weeks and forward be,
accounts tn this office. w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

RAPE JUICE.--A' few dozen bottles of this
~ delicious beverage, the produce Of the last vim
tagc, very suitable for table drink, on account of
the peculiar delicncy of its favour and the low price
at wheh II Is offered; also few dozen bottles of
Brahmin Madeira Wine of the well known brand of
}. Howard, March 6, Co., which have had the benefit
OF voyages 10 the East s. West Indies,
mar lo-2t For sale by e.. 81 A. WARWICK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

ItIeh,noH Rolling & Sitting mn and Nail Faetoyy.
NM have for sale large stock Of Cut Nails made Of i'm
w ported Swedish Iron, Of manufacture and ti,
quality warranted We prepared execute orders for all
e various sizes from Sd 40d in casks containing 100 10 no
lbs each also Brad HorD Shoe on Rods and Rolled Iron
OF every description We determined to sell as low as anv
mat can be imported and invite country friends and
merchants generally, call and examine The goods before bv
rurchass We have lately erected Spike Machine of an
Immense power and construction calculated 10 cut fom
u lncn spikes, which con be substituted for the wrought,
that arc no better, and Ear more costly
mar lime =. HkXALL e. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

Last week. two interesting little children one the
daughter, and the other the grandJau ghter of our
next neighbour, caught fire while lett in room a!on.
but for onc moment and both were badly burnt, the
first SD much So that its life considered in danger
WoadJny, Nv. ~ HeraT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

Sales of seven hhths tobacco ut Seabrooke's ware
house 4th March. Sl5 si rs, So so, 50, and thee
az 81 50.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

Johnson, the murderer of .Dfrs Newman, nbout
which so much was said in the New York papers las.
November, has been tried and found guilty. TIE
trial appears to have excited much int crest
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
TRUST SALE.

nv virtoc Of deed of trust, executed by James
Brown, dated on the 29th day of October 1921
and OF rccn!d 10 the Office of the county count OF
iicnrIco the subscribers trustees will on the fore
noon of Thursday the 10Th day of this present month
sell at auction on the premises the brick dwellrs
house ard appurtcDances the north side of CARY
or - street, next below the hnber-house of Mr..
iilaIn Giliat This property extends ON the street.
500 feet, ind lis boundary back from The street vii
be shown on the day OF sale. BY the tenor Of the
deed OF trust the property TO DC sold OF credit
but Mr. Brown consents that it shall DC sold for casb
and to evidence that consent, he viii Join the trus
tees IN deed to the purchaser 1t will therefore be
sid FOR cash. CHARLES COPELAND,
mar CHARLES J. McMURDG
The lover story OF the house is well calculated for
commission bustss-the second story is divided INTO
three rooms and large closet land the attic story or
garrett Is divided into four roonys and a closet IN
back buildings are OF BRICK and covered with slate
mn 1t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

nents were placed there when the Coat was original
ly rsde. After escaping frainthe Jail they assembled
the yard wall by means Of blankets, and descended
from it near the gate.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
FIRST Periodical Sale of
DOMESTIC GOODS

~ order OF the Manufacturers, to commence on
- Thursday the second day of April al the store
OF Spohord. Tieston- 6; Co. I49 Water street. nnG
continue from day to day until every astc.e on the
catalogue is sold. N
About one thousand packages of Goods y III be Of
GOOIS, SHOES, HATS, BONNETS, COTTON
3: T; q &C. intend 10 have package sales of Do.
inesuc bieAriactuyes in the months of April and
September n each ye.- so as to c,phr,cn ~ h
seasons Tor business IN the Spring and Fall. Goods
WIZ be reserved for the first sale until the Goth inst
dnd liberal advances made.
Catalogues will be ready and the goods arranged
| ifr examination two days previous TO the sale.
III. HOFFMAN d. SONS. Auctioneers
mar let
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
THE NEW YORK MAR

L. :. E'sx SrcnyAt Ecw Yo., Match 1lh i2Di 10,
Exchange London, 1891 Ia lu3l.e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

WINDOW GLASS, &c
ESQ Half boxes 10 and 10 x l2 window oIass
$50 cases American segars,
so bags Havana green coffee
Lapding-for by
mar 1876 OTIS, DUNLOP D. CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
q tecttotI sales.
THIS DAY.

43xxS DAX,
BY O.4pENPORT, .qLLEN g. co
GROCERIES.
On MONDAY the 10th instant, a. half .ss, m
oG,1ek at our Auction Store, assortment of GRO
CERES, among which are
10 Pipes Cognac brandy
10 hhds prime st. Croix Sugars
do Antigua rum
pipes gin
30 bb!s country GIN
~ boxes sperm candies
10 Lhds molasses
100 reams writing paper
Io0 do wrapping do
tierccs winter lamp oil
i0,bags race ginger
Teas, soap, snuff
Wines, Cider, whskcy
Shoes &c. &c.
urar ID. A. 81 co. Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
SPRINGS ST4GE.

luis S'aEr will hereafter each week % al
- from flurks, where 10 ccurrcts with the fne fron
Lynclbug 10 Nashville &c. oud Lewisbug, where IL will
connect with Pouers line uf COACHES, which RUS To- t,
Ohio river.
FAuE. For each prrsDn there viii Be charged f,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

The STA &c will alternately fou' The Sweet Springs
by way Of the w. Sulphur the Salt Sulphur aud baes
and by t'ic Mill Gap aud Uuion. :
Zach passenger win he allowed 10 fsfe 2oiJs ~ bag
gage free of charge bHt all af, will be charged Coz
~ the rate Of pr H. per 100 miles. Those who
r register their the places where the stage steps
shall have the preference.
There will be good aHA careful drivers, and the b.
horses IN Virginia. =. Caldwell
Sch rnc1tH 9th. 1920
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
SHOES

SdOES.
yin THURSDAY, the l9;h instant, at 10
O'clock, Will be sold at our Store one hundred nocL
ges shoes, principally suited to spring sales.
mar l6-it O. n z, 20 A,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
BY OTIS, DUNLOP g Co
GROCERIES

Cn TUESDAY, the 18th instant. at 10 o,eloct
GROCERIES. O. b q, 20 49,. %
mar 4-2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

Bills have passed the IL gslaturc OF Massachusetts
for the encouragement Of tho production of silk
for the incorporation of asylum for the education
of the Blind, ana to prevent the sale olottcry tickets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

@ ION rRINTTNc eyc''ca . Nc Wig oacc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
GonyIIsrelal NeccrU

DarEs or Latest ApvtcIs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
YATES & NG'1MTEn1,s ox3TzcE,

BESIDES $40, 90, so, 30, en-. go, 10, sc. &c.
" hole tickets s., halves so, quarters -.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED, No. ID,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08

regard 1t next To ali iinpossiohty to keep Prov-
dcnro. &c. in depressed state, upess because of
events 20 happen in respect 20 issative condition
with the nations of Europe. Aud it is asserted that
at the present very reduced price of cloths
because otimprovcd machinery and Increased ecoDo-
my, oar manufacturers, not involved by debts,
sustain themselves until better times and small ad-
vance in price shall happen. But 1t is not pretended
that at existing prices, they can do more than meet
their expenses an apprehension tina, the provisions
III the present tariff may be disturbed, may have had
some eiicc' the embarrassments of the manuactu-
rcrs, but will also render them small service, per-
| hops, la dcterring the operation OF newly erected
works.
Providence has very mlci, improved since visited
1t III 1921. Its present population Is estimated "a.
10000. Many excellent buildings have lately been
put M. The arcade is magnificent structure. it
cost large sum of money, which, however, l am IN
formed the proprietors were well able TO spare The
investment has not yet been proitable-ror has
that IN the blackstone canal noble work, about to
render much profit to Providence, aud open way
INTO the interior OF Massachusetts, for valuable sup
PheS OF -four and grain from Baltimore. Snch are
among the effects ofthc 'Amcrican system" or the
interior, and most important trade"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08
MILES KING AGAIN.

The "By Authority" at Washington has noticed
alter one weeks delay, the reward we offered for
reason for this gentlemau's removal Did it talk.
the Organ that time TO learn from Head Quarters
how matters stood, or has he acted upon his own
responsibility?--Tahe care Duff this NAV turn ous
another Col Mckenny affair. You NAV aunin
nave TO eat your words--We have alluded to This
subject so soon again, merely to do an act of Justice
to Nr. King The Telegraph says, sswe have tho
best authority for saying, that none of the pubica
tons which lnve appeared upon the subject of his
removal, have been made at the instance or will,
the consent of Mr.. King" 1t is certainly true On
Tar as we are concerned, that Mr. King has not 10
our knowledge, had any thing to do with whit has
aPFearedn the Wing, and we have never consulted
hiin upon our COURSE shall we. 1t is with the
Administration we have to do, not with Mr.. K;nn
l'it 1t may appear to- some that the Telegraph NAV
mean something more than meets the eve IF that
paper means to insinuate, that Niles KING is and
VIII remain content to have his character branded
with the assertIon ''tlilt there was rood and sniff
Gent cause for his removal" then we saw that tho
Editor OF the Telegraph, will find himself mistaken
IL his man. We understand Mr.. King is now in
Washington, settling his accounts with the Navv
Department
As TO ourselves, land the Editor of the Teleoran,,
VIII notice. that zoe pIunt,) we should require
some better voucher than Gen. Duff Green of tho
Telegraph, before we placed any condolences in Iia
assurance.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08

SSH 5Dtu.
TUESDAY MoRNING, SEPT. q. 1920.

~ Our neighbour over the way,-sorely pressed as
he frequently by the National Journal has attemn-
Ecu 10 throw odirm upon that spirited and well con-
uGc'cd paper by representing it's Editor as former
manager ef play actors, MIR. Richie ought to have
iiau more discretion than to make this charge even
admitting ITS truth If the Editor of the Journal
ever was the manager of play house Ia fact ofwbich
we are lgnorant we arc at loss TO understand how
mat circumstance shoud detract from his usefulness
Or ability as the conductor Of newspaper. Sheridan
he OF the brightest ornaments of the British Bar and
neha'c,-a statesman of the first ORDER and a writer
Iof distinguished eXcellencc-- the manarer os-
play hoese MIR. Dunlap, writer of considerable
e"iehce III our own country, was the manager offs
p'"y mousse. Mr. RItchie has surely forgotten than
nc himself was once an humble village schoolpaser
"a mere manager Of boys. Surely he mnst admit
'at IL Is iawfulfor man to change bis occupation
IL IL were not, Inc might yet have been an ohscurx,
hhght OF the terue birch twig, instead of WELDING
Tue sceptro OF the press and moulding the politics of
the great state Virginia after his own humour: pro
hounc''g that which was "curse yesterday tblcs-
sing To-day, and contrviDg some how or other IN o,
majority to back him. Equally mpudent isanother
c'olSe Wulch Mr.. Ritcihc has made against the Ed
itor OF the Journai,-that of heiug an Enelishman-
Inc author of"Cominon Sense who whatever were
MS oerner1ts undoubtedly brought about the ndepen
oe'ce Oh Inc w. States, was EpglIshman. Lord
oterhn5 ana others who actively engaged
throughout the revolution the American side were
Engishnien. Mr. Gales the elder, one of the oldest
most respectable, and patriotic Editors in North
carolina, or tue u. States, is Englishman The
truth is, that MIR. Richie has no objection whateyer
10 the bi'in place former occupation of an Editor if
ne De only on his side Qfe question He never finds
anlt with the Albion, British newspaper in New
York which is conducted by an Englishman, and
tnnOiushiDgy advocates British interests in America
MOI word about that papers teaching politics to the
people of the Z. States Wherever the Editor of
Inc National Journal may have been born, or what
ever may have been his former persus one thi,c is
his paper is conducted with talent and
MS columns always breathe real American feeIino
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08
Letter from the Secretary OF War 10 the Indian
Board in New York '""'''''


RIP RAYS, Va. Aur. %. 1929.
S!r-I.ast evening by The steam boat Norf,}l
from BALTIMORE your letter TO the President was RS
ccived at this place, with transcript of the Cnneti
lntlUn relating to the Indians, recently ado,tod AZ
view I ork by your convention. Wili The coursn
pursued at your meeting, the President IS inuci, ra
iHed, aud desires me so to declare to you lie can
not but appreciate highly the views taken nv Won, nr
course OF policy, winch justice to prnciples tecoc
Hiecd' aud humanity towards oor Indian brethren.
constrained hiu as matter of conceived duty 10 adopt
ne regrets that many inaccuracies ho,h no IN 81,
lcct ana motive should have found place in the n,,h
nc journals OF the day evidently Tnjsrepresaniin,r
anu calculated to produce incorrect ,npressicns .
ne great consolation entertained by him THOUGH, is
that time vii! prove that his only end and obioct =
purpose. Is To do full and impartial Justice To the
extent that his Official discharge of Inty viii SAM
ton, ''
beg leave to assure you, that nothing Of q com
pdsOry course, TO effect the removal of This urC-,
nate race OF people, has ever been thought OF by the
President, although it has been so asserted TIL
considerations which controlled. in the course mr.
sued, were such, as he really aud i'm fact hefsved
were required, well by regard for tine ,usf riob
winch the State Of Georgia was authorized to assert
as from conscientious conviction that by il huroan
ny towards the Indians weuid more effectualIv no
suoscrYed Ofthis they have been assured md in
that assurance other disposition was had than tn
explain fully 10 them End the country the actual
gfcand ON which It was believed they were rrbif1l-
" entitled 10 stand.
How can the United States Government coutes,
""h Ge2rgiu the authority to regulate her own in.
J'Tna affairs; II the doctrine every ghtss maintain.
e" %: true, that State is SOVEREIGN 50 far as bv
t2 copsltulou adopted il has not been part ed yy,L
u the 'reaeTai Government, ffap rnne ll;,y, -,
matter OF car'an'y, that within the limits Of q SAT-
there can be more other, than nor own sovsro;,-r
power. bat can clam 10 exercise her fjiurfiou. :, ID
b'Ftr'iarnt. IL is certainly contrary ~ nvnr,, d.
's'f. i'i j ~ al .eDsaisa' govcrouao. or any
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08

'P'itS, una UC f0rgeTItenHS.
In Kentucky, Louisville Daily Advertiser. AGAINST
Tanners Watchtowcr, both true blue, I'D TO the huh
Jackson.
In Boston, the Statesman, and BuJlstin. arc mar.
reIling about the loaves and fishes. The Washipp.
ton Telegraph comes in for snacks, all true blue.
n. T. Courier, and Telegraph have been at if.
but the Courier said it would drop The quarrel, be-
cause some of tho enemies of the party noticed the
family jar Mordccai thought Duff had rot more
than he (Mordecai) had, and so the quarrel begun.
in Georgia. the Troup party has become two
troops, and are fighting under Crawford and Gil
mcr W." shall be next Governor, and in the mean
'in1e the Clark party will make which it pcases.
In st. Louis, Missouri, new Jackson paper called
the Times Is in active opposition Senator Benton,
and his party.
These things are the forerunners of general
break Dp, or break down.