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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21
BALDWIN, IVES g. Co.

BALDWIN, IVES d. Co.
III AVE received by the Richmond Packet and
II II other late arrivals.
Ladies' extra fine three Hredded white cotton
hose, with double heels and feet
Fine thread edgngs, handsome patterns
Super blue habit cloths, for ladies' riding dresses,
and genicmen's summer
Straw bauds new and beautiful
Jaconctt aud null muslns
cases handsome prints
do London soaps
do Tartan pDids
do blue cambets
bale green baises
10 do super stdr Greetings
trus4es Mursballs threads, SC.
All Of which they will sell at low prices.
July 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21
F.4LUABLE REHL PROPERTY at ROCkETyS
FOR SALE,

-
FOR SALE.
PURSUANT To decree of the superior count
D Of chRnccry for the Richmond district, pronoun.
ced on the eth day Of March, 1929, in the case of
Young vs. Richie, will be offered for sale, on Satur-
day, the 29th day of August, 1899. at o'clock = NJ
at public auction, Ia the highest bidder on credit
of Is. - and Is months, the real estate of James
Young deceasc situated in that part OF the city OF
Richmond, called Rocketts-which property is de-
scribod by Mr.. James Richie, the trustees of
said Young, in the following manner, to wit: An OK
cellcnt two story brick house, and bake house of
BRICK lot well enclosed with brick and occupied by a
Mr.. Grangcr two story wooden tenement and
out house, separated from the former lot nv an
alley, lot enclosed with wood-this property lies on
Rockets street, below the bridge and immediately
opposite the wharves-a small wooden dwelling and
stable on the opposite side Of the same street lot
not enclosed: and small wooden dwelling house on
street back Of Rockets street. with good garden
enclosed. Bonds with approved security will be re-
CURED Of the purchaser purchasers, aud tho title
TO the property retained further security for the
payment Of The purchase money.
J. GUERRAN'T, II. s. e. G. r. ~.
July 29-wGt Or ono Of his Deputies
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21
JAMES WINSTON.

JAMES WINSTON,
Commission Merchant,
IL AS in store, on consignment, and offers for sale
- o. reasonable terms,
10000 Lbs. of best Smiihficld bacon
900 barrels Of No. n. e.. nett behring's
80 do do nett slIad
I'D DO dn roc behring's
80 do No } mnckcrel
10 do refined sugar assorted
100 do genuine cider vinegar
20 do family flour
bags black pepper
SO kegs Smithlcld lard
200 sides heavy slaughtered sole leather
100 do do russell leather
100 do light waxed do
30 dozen fine roram hats
90 do spades and shovels
10 do meal selves - To II inches
IL do American caster oil
100 do bed cords and leading lines
30 coils cotton bugging rope
80 boxes soap aud candles
100 .reams writing and wrapping paper
10000 feet good flooring plank
$4,000 heart shingles So thick
$4,000 sap do l-2 DO
5000 feet of prime railing
10000 OF Hacks superior segars
10000 of common do
Wove wire of any kind 10 order
Manufactured tobacco
Fine and supcrine -four
Brogues assorted, &c. &c. &c.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21

40 Hds. and % bbls. Porto Rico sugar
~ do New Orleans sugar
3 do loaf sugar
do fine old Jamaica rum
Q bbls old peach brandy
100 bags prime green Lagulra coffee
90 boxes Muscatcl ralsens
- boxes Whttemorc's cotton g. wool cards
10 tons bar iron, gig, carriage g. cart tires
I do hoop iron
Copporns and alum
Receiving and Cor sale by
iu!v 20 LEWIS WEBB g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21
FRESH GOODS.
Landing and for Sale 6y
DAVENPORT, ALLEN s. Co.

Landing and for Sale Jy
DAVENPORT, ALLEN s. Co.
TX lIhds N. England rum
LIZ 10 bbls gin
so boxes cheese
20 bbls Dunlop's beer
100 casks nails, assorted sizes
casks Sicily Madeira wine
20 bbls prime pork
10 do mess do
AND IA STORE.
- lIhds moasses
10 do ST. Croix sururs
. do n. Orleans do
IS pipes Cognac brandy
10 do Hollands gin
10 hhds n. Orleans rum
10 do Antigua do
80 bags coffee
200 reams wrapping paper
600 do writing do
10 casks w. 5 lamp Of,
600 boxes brown soap
600 bbls. No. 3, mackerel
80 boxes spermeceti candles
30 do tallow do
30 bales cotton yarns
Shot, teas. Crchore's playing cards,
Nails, white lead, &c. &c.
aug lS-1Ot
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ALI, persons having claims against the estate Of
N Marcellus Smith deceased, either partner Of
the late firm Of Peasants g. Smith, Individually,
nre requested to make them known TO Mr.. Abbott
at the Wing Office.
"a, mo MORRIS NJ. S. dec.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21
COTTON OZNNBURGS.

COI ION OZJNHBURGS.
III NELSON will keep on hand a regular supply
Of heavy Cot0n OsnGJurgs, from Mcssrs Gun
ninghom g. Anderson's Factory in this city, which
he will sell at their lowest prices by the piece or
bnlc This article is made entirely of twist from
the best cotton, and of very stout toxturc and is be-
ovcd that for negroes shrting il will be- found chca
per and to wear better than German ozburgs tick
lepburgs. avg 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21

\ constant supply Of heavy power loom shectinrs
manufactured in this city, by Mcssrs. Cunningham &
Anderson. and for sale NJ their lowost cash nricc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21

ICOFFEE.-7 Ticrces really prime Jamoi.
- Coffee
40 bags Porto Rico ditto-iust recevea TO-
sale by OTIS, DUNLOP a. r. Aux
aug IS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21

lno sugar mill OF Nr. J. Barber, near New Or
leans, was struck by lightning ON the 2o,b Nh Six-
" or seventy negroes had taken shelter there from tho
ram hvo OF whom were killed, add eleven wounded.
injured.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21
VNIIE Subscribe having dolorninod ~

TIlE Subscriber having determined to
leave tins city by the ist of October. rpi,rns
his thanks 10 The community for tho cnconragc,,snt
given him during his residence In this nlace
lie viii sell his wei selected stork of SAMMY
RH until 'hc above dlte extremely low for cssi. -
shaf)cd Saddles Of his own mar,C,rt,,ri Az ~
best carriage and g'g harness; cart and auuon Into
"a choice assortment Of English plated and poIsboi
cufo and snaHio bits plated snd polished rirr,n IRONS
pest ana common; English auG American b-id,e.
r'e,y OF other articles too tedious tp mention.
Al those indebted 90 hun vail please como far
warI AMI settle The same and uiosc 10 whom, lao i
indebted viii bring m their c.ains for settlement
June lS--co DAVID JACESON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-21

rEkAiS-sunsoErrioS TO the DAiLY Ricilnosp W,uo s6
able IN advance ''"9''"P pay
ApvkRrrIsa For ouc SQUARE nj Ia lime - -. -
scon IS cens two Insertions 81. ,c. ,@o.,;.s o W.
every succeeding insertion 3jl cents - 80 a"e
nce week mrs, week 81 25 every succeeding week 81
sertion 50 cents. '' "'s "'-
Onec week, first insertion IS cents every in
sertlon so cents. '' S'e W"
Wna. " Vs. ~
,nmsient advertisers must pay in advance
ne nimper ~ Insertions he Ms or tnev
Wi DO inserted until ordered be stopped charged ac
cUriinsy. ~ az
ANNUAL Advertisers charged so dollars two snares
and ~ that proportion for advertisements of greater length
except Auotoeers and Lottery dealers charged siOO
" The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
week rucsiays ana Fridays) atve dollars per annui
PAYABLE III advance '
For fdperhsiag-75n cents square, or less for the
srr,ion, aud 80 cenis for each Continuance.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01
e. sHIErTTET-

II IS mark Ola bad when men of the sam.
party speak i'll ofcach other, says the Turkish pro
Fcrb-and SO says experience. As an illustration OF
hs, the quarrels which going on in the Jackson
ranks may be mentioned. They it, IN Phiiu-
delPha, tooth and uail. We read the most severe
and bitter accusations, made by division ngoi1,st
The other, and cor5 replies, s. counter accusations
MI the columns Of some OF their papers II they tel
tile truth Of each other, they are bad enough al
conScicncc.-[ 2isT, Jheuir.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

SaieS' IscsI7re-Inc Boston BuIlei;u = s,arne I,cy,
paper III noticing saponaceous lately a,eaIcd 10
the press, draws tine following picture tie poicang around
tine Boston Statesman. That press wen known carried
three IN for the uaves fishes The Bulletin makes
US acquainted with the three, regular series Do'ocs5
Justice BaIt CYtron. ''"'
"rhe e takes Gr gtanlal that these editors havo
'dby conducted" their several presses ibis he true IN
some instances; but in oicrs, assumption 10y M
means web founded We have IN quarter most d is,
gushing ""auon oi the base purposes to when the oa
toe perverted There III tins o''y, anil oer tie ecti,o
and otter TIE appointments hcc daily newspaper which had
aaVoca'cd I about year 'he claims OF Cen Jackson 10 tho
Presidency It's Ho5Ho edior who took 10 iinscife author
ship of most Of contributions and law
once worm or 900 d"a'sa ycat-wbcn was notorious 80
al who thoroughly knew hin. that his brdms utterly
10 NC f!o"uc'N' ~ column "i Pouta matter 10
wees ms man mere Joen'yman printer succeeded IN
consequence Of his plea that c 1to," of that paper
another connected wih the press obtained high aud
Responsible station s claims to w'o wrc grou;H9d IN too
aoi TIA" he WAS principal 'o'iey for nc aforesaid psPs
one of the most important Offices New England under pre-
toue that lie ouy in the said payer bat tina tbs
elevated infinitely above e'cr their ti,eir ca aac
fr reasons cscd on thrr p5'i, whh involved in eacG
We arc not OF those vino en..3 presume 10
merc fo'esS"" 81 newspaper ~! necessarily ucapaci;atc
nen and 10 nothing simply cir profession
u' ec ar some qualifications, IN ire rs' place, necessary
are destitute Of The ordinary properties If deceD nfelel
and honest citizen and many who cell themselves ha,a
procured Official distinction; When Hey had belonged u
other classes Of society them pe,elscn world Elcn Il;
short Of such as might be nsed ", woot,,vyer
rs Edward Livingston, Esq Il. no "A, ,sroeon. and ,z
%nown TO I've dcfsr,~ 10 Go,ornr uorc ;han hurdsr
asams, BY the officers ofCoyernr,cn,.
rs the timely notice by tho National Journal fr def,~
ton OF M7.1r Lewis, of the newly AUDITORS secured
the payment Of tho due Jy him could no, that rnt by
giving gentle Lni. b.ins ' other ds, up rs pag1
! We know of no mode by which Mr.. Livingston
. can nc brought up 'O tho paying point I;v some
CONSTRUCTION OF the law members ot Cor qress even
u dCiaUtcrs returned as such .tUn the proper ar-
counting Offices, Cuntrivc to receive toir ,o hin
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

W me Editor of the American Farmer of BALI
more, proposes publishing Sporting Magazine,
ice 80. The first number is ready for de
nls "ork VIII be valuable ACQUISITION to
gentlemen the Turfin this State ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01
soNnAY MossNING. AUE:usr aI. 1s2o.


~ Some silly Epglisiran in London, has address.
oda letter to some other person in Washing on
who has handed it to Duf --hayimg for It's OBJ
;ect in the first place, the caJong the present Ad-
mnistraiion on the SUBJECT Of The West India trade.
and secondly, ,ohsler the Americans W it'll The idea
that they are held in great respect by the 1o.p Of
the British metropolis, because cetnn ladies' and gen
tlernen from Philadelphia and New York, have been
admitted to place called ,Al, xcNs--boiDs favo-
rite for the ul,ra faslionaJles Ills letter has
been copied by that Republican paper the Richmond
Enquirer, I'VE presume with APPRECIATION. How CON
temptible IS, for the people Of this country to think
that they fatorcd by attentions ike these. ar
MAcxs is governed by certain high toned deyotees Of
fashion, who contrivc to cheat even Princes and
Dukes into the belief that they are IGNORED by adj
mission into their assemblies. After all, they arc not
half as respectable ard virtuous as a collection of
lads and IasSes at "a country wedding or ffolic in
Virginia. Yet there are fools who would spend
thousands upon thousands for the imaginary dignity
ola card Of invitation The presiding divnities of the
place are probably among the most corrupt Of the
infamous Iigl, Glasses of England and yet it is
esteemed most marvellous mark of respect that
respectable girl of Philadelphia should be so far no.
tccd as to obtain ticket Of admission!
u The Refused Of The Postmaster at Washington,
TO deliver letters TO Schofeld the late displaced pen
nypost, notwithstanding he had written authority,
from many individuals to receive them has very pro-
pcrly caused great excitement in that city. Several
meetings haze been held, very fully attended, com
mitee appointed, anda correspondence with the Post
master opened, demanding the reasons for the refu-
sal. The Postmastcrs answer, as well as we could
understand it, placed his refusal on the ground, that
it was Impossible to ascertain the gcuuineness of the
signatures, and that compance would obsruct the
office business. An appeal to the Postmaster Gene
raj has produced effect. II is impossible not to
perceive, that the first excuse is mere anberfuge
We would give the correspondence entire, but that
it is too long for the space we have to spare.
7 u Duff Green says, John Jackson was appointed
under the suppositioD, that he was n GBSrLEMAN,
and it having been discovered that he not, there
was clearly mistake, in the person intended to be
appointed. Wbew!!l Pray most peyacious or cora.
cious Duff, who made the discovery? w.s i my one
J oE the defunct Central COMMITTEE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01
=sEEH TEg.zsa
EGRMTIM,

from CEcefe and Turkey djrcci.-Thc editors Of
Ike Boston Daily Advertiser have received the SsnIyr
m Courier to Jane T. The Protocol of I.ondon, OF
March - relative 10 the atIhirs of Greece was pub
lshed at fcugth III the Courier. The President OF
Greece had called meeting Of the members Of the
Panhellenium for The purpose of communicating TO
thom this document. He had also issued decree
for the conyocaiio4 Of the National Assembly, which
was TO be held at Argos the 18th of July. 1t had
been doubted whether tho President intended to-
convene this Assembly.
Marshal Maison, the French commander in Greece
had recently made tour, in the course OF which he
visited Egina lie was received with tlleinos sindi-
cd marks of attention. After his return to Navarin
Az officer despatched by he President of Greece
to present to him two swords. one OF which was
made in the period of the Lower Empire and The
other had been the sword of the late General karas-
caqui. The British admiral Sir Pulney Malcolm
arrived the Sd i'll the harbour Of Vouria wi h the
ships OF the line, Asia, Ocean, Windsor Castle and
Spartaio, besides several irigates aud light vessels,
Tie acts Of capifulaton Of MssoIonghi and Anato-
lica signed May Ii. and of Lepanto signed April g.
are published at length. by the former it was siipu-
lated that the Turkish families in Tic two places
shunid be transported by sea with their effects to
ayada or Prevcsa. and the troops should be permit
ted TO retire NY land, with their and bagga &c
BY the latter, the garrison and inhabitants OF the
place, Of the Mussulman religion, were be trans
portcdIn Greek vessels TO Preycssa.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

IL e committed sigh, error in SATURDAYS "a
per. mere are q removed and ~ new ;rppoiaf
inenls-lo Offers who had been removed wore re-
lsa'ed. Thus, only 90 additional officers ms. cad cr
81 were appointed. '''' ''' -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01


The Northern papers are teeniag with extracts
from Capt. Halls travels. The Captain is very
roughly handled by some Of them. Whatever sins
lie may have committed against our northern
ncghbors ia tic way of n;areprcsenng, the following
extracts, By which he intends to compliment Ger.
tain class among US, are unfortunately too true We
could not but smile when we heard flc-l tie worthy
tourist that fondness for the law Of primcgen;.,ire
sill lnked among U.s. and that Virginia had mo,
rect notion OF tie value 'sof the unequal division
ofproPeriy" than any of her sister states. Verify
bis glass rofrcts but too truly.
'I believe Virginia is the onlv State in The Union.
here freehold qualification 10 required in the vo-
ters, and was glad TO hear many gentlemen OF that
State not only c%presS their pride this circumstances
butdecare, that the effect was TO send higher and
more useful class OF men into public life.
Just at the period Of my visit however Convcn.
ton was proposed, and has stree met tine object of
which, III understood it corrcctly was not so much
TO extend the right osuffage to equalize tho dis
triDution ct the freehold votes. But | observed in
many parts Of that state so strong tendency TO ex-
tend the right Of voting that suspect, in spite of
the sincere wishes Of the wealthicT class of inhab-
tants, who arc generally and wisely very avcrse to
any such change, the numerical popular voice will
be n oIcrmatch, even for the Yuginan artist ocracv.
and that universal suffrage will soon be established
there, as it has been every where else in America"
"At the distance of about So or GO miles from,
Richmond, came abreust Of james Town the first
place settled by the English in that part Of America
which now forms tie United States. This was il,
1909 two hundred and twenty one years aro II
has long since been abandoned, in consequence of
the unheahDes5 ofthe situation and nothinp is nov,
left but the remains Of old church There was
something quite strange to eyes in tho sight an
American ruin! ! was still more struck by the ap-
pearance Of many fine looking mansions formerly the
country houses of the great landed propre tors the
old aristocracy of Virginia, but now the residence
of small farmers or planters, by whom the property
has been bought, from time to time os il came piece
meal into the marl;et since the law of prmocenurc
and tho practice ofcntaiis, we're swept away by the
tide Of modern Improvement, as it is called From
these and other causes, The accumulation Of large
properties has been entirely prevented, even in that
State, where the value Of these unequal divisions
of property is cerniy better known tlou any where
else III the country. Unfortunately, this conviction
is confined to themnority in numbers; so that if uni
We rsal suffrage be introduced, it viii cease TO exist
sltogether"
.Haunoit Proicton-A watermelon was sold !, Cnar,s.
ton kauawha county, Va, few days since, for One Dollar
which measured four feet and nine inches cir,y5 and
weighed F;ly uoauti
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

pect continue to annoy the Public, with their brain
less and irnpotcnt illusions. In this wearsome and
disgusting round of detracton, there are also found
individuals, whose profession it is, dfluse light and
intelligence through the Country,who inscribe over
their columns the motto of g periie sans Pear" bu;
whose scurrous pens and party coloured selections
are constantly berayng their disregard of truth and
the deep inveteracy which rankes in their hearts.
once indeed, they would have fiwnod upon and fiat
tered, and called by the endearing title FRIEND
ann who now the perpetual heme oftheir reproach.
but times have changed and other purposes are now
to be served is the nature of erliug mortais,
TO nate with peculiar rancour, those whom we have
and treacherousiy injured tlouuh once the
idols OF oar praise
Cen. WIN. 5GREGoRr has been appointed Post
niasier at Elizabeth City, IN c. in the place of
Isaiah Fearing, removed
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

= J.
j5Todc ont il a fresh pitce.-We learn by IA letter
addressed to the editors OF the Missouri Republican,
that ''some Delaware Indians, on then return from
AlaiOr Rileys dctaciment," were attacked bv tho
Pawnces, and some killed on both sides The
Deiawares state positively, that an express srnr to
MAJOR Riley with official communications Had been
killed By the Pawnccs. The same letter states that
the circumstances are so strong as 10 induce the he
!icf that Cantonemcnt Leavcnworth will be attacked
by the Indians, that Lieut.. Lee, commanding the
post, Las asked and obtained; assisance from the
Jefferson Barracks.
Gen. LEAvENwoRTi: is in the western rart Of the
state at present, and if he should receive intelligence
OF the above facts, will 40 doubt afford that protection
which sha appear necessary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

o : There is no doubt now remaining, that the
declaration made by Mr.. Tanner, Editor OF the
"a;chtower in Kentucky, that he had received let
tcis from MessFs. Van Burenand Barry, layorng the
election Of Mr.. Booker, over Mr. Kncaid, is fase-
no such Letters were received by him. Ia has now
formally declared So The Louisville Advertiser,
Jackson paper, true blaze, SAYS:
''1hc declarations Of liz. Tanner on this subject
were satisfactorily established lie now admits ihey
were saiSe His various attacks unon Mr.. Klncaid
and his puppylikc remarks in relation to The Cover
nor OF the Arkansas and the Editor Of the Adverti-
ser, are eaqnay unworthy of credence /; would in
Decd DC nighttime to abandon any cause, if It's sup
porteEs generally were no better than Mr.. Tanner
and those by whom he has recently been controlled
Nv bcn MI Tanners statement first reac.ed US.
we pronounced it untrue; and, in doing we acted
rs the friend of Mni Barry and Nj. Van Burcn-
HE statement vile eiecfioncerine ar;ifce
winch convinced chat the HarroGshrrg unto were
willing to sacrifice the regulations of Mai. Barry and
Mr. Van Buren,, i'll order to promote the election OF
Air. Booker