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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28

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| THE subscriber has the pleasure Of informing the
public, that he has engaged az an Assistant in the
Classical und English Department Of his schopl Mr
Benjamin T. Barrett: of King William, a gentleman
Of the highest responsibility and Of undoubted COM
potency.
Ar. Stephen Bernard, ,1a.ioe Of France, whose
qualifications as successful teacher are best cvinced
by the high rank, which his pupils have sustained in
The University OF Virginia, viii continue to asss, in
the French, Spanish, and Malo NAUTICAL Depa
during SIC hours IF euci dry throughout tie near
The English branches Of education which, In most
Classical Schools are too much neglected, will in this,
receive the most faithful attention.
few more pupils can be received either a.
board"rs day scholars.
In order that the terms OF this institution ioay be
rendered a. reasonable possible, pupils will here
after be Furnished with board, washing and lodging
III the family vi the priicipa The very low price of
SlOo per anunS and both bosrtlera and dav scholars
VIII De Taught the ordinary branches of the English
department for 10 per srnnn; the lower branches Of.
the sumo department. Tor SO per annum-ior 81 per
anDuin additionally. in the prosody construction and
critical analysis ofthe Greek and Latin classics; and
Tor the last mentioned sum, in the department. of the
modern languages, which department embraces the
higher branches OK mathematics.
Jan ea--ts OLIVER 4. SHAW.
For information concerning his literary and moral quail
honuon Mr. Barrett sbo;ns N, following the
mrs, rom m hawsrsMoT'l Esq President Of the kunfoId
Acie'ny, III Ming William. aud the i.om VIM Burns
- who or great number of years has been known in his
ci and ITS vicn,.y as teacher 9th hrste.
MI Benjamin l. B1neu has bs.n INV pupils At this
Institution, for length of time during portion
~ winch PERIOD he has been member of family aud
thereby afforded me tie most complete opportunity
anh mas real character and nets with equal PLEASURE aud
u Therefore certify tina, his moral character is irrcproach-
aoe ana mrs inanners those at gcntenah his study
~ he Greek ana Latin Cias>cks has been such rs Qualify
fn iof admission 10 the University vg MA and ever
auna him dsen and attentive student deem him per-
ety competent to act assistant English and Latin
departments of any Of our Summaries
January Dist, lG.9. WI IlAWEEsWOSTn
Having attended tile examinations ihe Run,rd Academy
o1 Tie las! i've y.ars ior of which Mir Barrett was student
There and beng wen and Intimately acquainted with him.
eey that I've Is iny entitled 10 The above from
Nix. Hawkesw orth NM ftITDTs
January I'D iC2S.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICH.VO.WO. IAN: o..
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
rhr Fairfield, Coffin, days on New lofk, with sun!rics,
to u Nelson, s james :. Go. Davenport Allen q; Co
Cotton Clarke, e NJ Mitchell Half & Moore, Tripclt &
Johnson G "a Warwick, Rogers & Co Otis Dunlop & Co
Perkins g. Harr, g. Myers r Iucsc S7er, Dcvc.
reatx, Gc1nnss Son Is Brothers, Northam g. Mc(Idcr, King
a. Richardson, Raymond a. Brothers, Siraton, " Mitchell,
~ g. Crane. Cullrh 6 brothers. Sdfvay. II NASH
eastman Andrew u 1mhorake, Puney, McKildoe, 10
or,isr and cider IRA ,ier.
Sclr Dandy Mason, itom Baltimore, with sundries 10 III
NNcrS, lriplett Johnson, Workman g. McCirIdrr Van.
Lew n Co Anderson, Garth & Co loyton. and
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, from Norfolk, passengers
SAILED,
SriIr Washington, Cole, for New York, with coal
NORFOLK, Jan. g0.-Arrived, sclrr. Classic
Smith, Boston, s days.
In Hampton Roads, brig Fame, Young from up
James rivor bound to Liverpool
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28

NEW DJSY GOODS STOHE.-IgAES NJ IYIIJv-
TEX las taken The formerly in occupancy o
ieSas S'nn as Son & Bfou u etaity opposite
Hall Moote') ind has iia: :. general al
stsIlc and fancy Dry Goods; amons wh.chaIe
Cloths, c;ssihefes and sattneis, .iie and coa.se
Red, white green and yellow llarrls fnft.s
SILK and striped Valencia ve.,a,s
Swan4lONn and Marscilles do.
irisI aud Gsr,nan linens, lawns and caintIirs
Saiicoe' assorted, eu,brachg, great yaney
Fancy, striped and plaid ginghaJns
fLim and figured boinblnttS, yarous co,Vrs
ID 10 Cd jacoEet and book niusiins
Null, India and Swiss do
Swiss ana. black Italian SIX cravats
canton and Mandarin grapes italian d.
Black italian liistking senclc,gs and sarsnrts
Large assortment OF silk cotton and woo.en hoser,
Fashionable bonnet and belt ribbons
Flag Bandanha and cotton handkefchefs
Gloves and combs ofevcry description
Linen aud cotton tickngs, furniture and apron check.
Inaiseys ana ketseys suitable sor Servants eohi,s
Brown aid bleached dornescs, diaprs, &c.
CaIPcuns, hearthrugs, umbrellas, &c. &c.
Winch with variety of oe r;:.es La DESTROYS To :. il
ow for cash Sov,-s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28
ZRLSI SALE

January 1922, by Albia ). Cook, to secure n
debt therein mentioned, shall as Trustee therein
named sell to the highest bidder for cash, ON Satur
day tho nth day OF February next, Haley Coles
Tavern In Chesterfield county, three female slaves 20
wit, Fanny, Worney and Caroline, Tor so many as
shall be necessary for the purpose Of said decd.)
shall convey only the title vested in me- by said
deed, but believe the same to be good.
RICHARD X. WEISIGER, Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28

Went TO the general good. But Mr. Chairman i, IL
fact obvious to ALL that the security Of interests has the
to be established upon the ever VARYING basis of in
tercst. This will be in effect TO establish 10 princi
pies at all but blindy to follow interest at the risk of
all that we hold dear as Democrats. Ifsir we follow
TINS notion, we are treadng In the steps which will
bring US speedily to arstocraoy for to regard proper
~ instead ofpcrsons always did and always willayo
that effect. Gentlemen wde ofthe mark If they
suppose that have no wish to secure property; sir
DO wrsh TO secure all the interests which can be Sc
cured consistent with principle and ii they capno, b
secured IN this way they deserve not to be SECURED M
all. II Is surely right from the remarks hcl have
made that certain fundamental principles ought to be
established, and Mr.. Chairman they ouch, 70 hn
like the polar stur around which certain o:hrr STAR
constantly rerolvc, without the slightest confusion;
80 interests should rcvovc nronpd or fixed nrinc,s
and never dare In in cnntact will, .bcr, I'm,
We TAI 20 establish those principles. all orr hopes
arr bliscd, and we shall be cnnparablc 20 shootuO
stars, IN place to-day and another onnrrou iust
as interest may dictate. Now Mr.. Chairman We arc
called upon To 20 into Convention upon tho basls of
county representations hi sir there no Justice in IL
ask II 1t IS right tia. three hund.,d Geohoders in
o@S portion OF .le state SHALL os ouaht 10 have as
much weight as iitccD hundred in another portion
or - II right that vt small counties iii four thou
sand iahi.ants each shall have ave members in COLI
vcHton, whilst one large county with twenty thou
sand inhabitants shall only have one representative,
ne Genus of Liberty bushes ut such scene But
as am opposed To the amendment 50 am 10 the
original bill, which proposes the federal basis. aud
ana opposed TO IT, because there is ro;tenness ut the
oottoni the principle is unjust, sanction it,
ana II the rising generation shall cast thcreycs
upon The journal of this legislature they shall see the
humble name OF him who now addresses yor stand
ing in opposition 10 such principle II has been
sud SIR that in forming the federal compact slaves
YER taken into ihc estimate because they were pop
er.y aud subject 20 taxation; deny ,lo fact, Tor if
they were, SHY was it that horses an every other
species cfpropcry, subject 10 taxation was not incu-
dcd! tcarcSs!y assert the fact tl.a slaves were re-
gartet IN that scheme as persons. Now sir n slave
Is Tor hS masters propery nothing but property, d
every attempt 70 throw their weight into the political
scale Is unjust II however, the slave holders insist
upon giving their slaves political weight, It follows OF
course that they ought to give ;lrni The right 10 ex
crcisc the power. This expect they are not willing
tn do These SIR are my reasons :or opposing tho
propositions now before the Committee. | hope
therefore that the amendment viii al, and tina;
finally the bill itscif will die.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28

MrssRs EDI roas: have been wai:in1 with no
little patience 20 hear from "a Frcehoder Of Han
over II would seem from MS sercc, that Mr..
Clopton will not consent TO become candidate In
opposition to Dir. Stevenson Whether this be the
case or not, would propose 10 the people General
flarvie, as the man and merchant to represent this
district the next torn. take the liberty of na,nino
him without his consent, believing he will serve il
elected, and have doubt he will enter the field
in opposing Mr.. S. in his election Mny We not
ask anaexPoct your aid Mcssrs. Editors in this cause
andalso that Of the Hanover Freebooter. / DO
wish the people we're not blind TO their interest upon
this subject but with your aid, think their eyes
may be opened. Il MERCHANT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28
MANAGERS oFFsCE.
BIGGER'S OFFICE.

DTdrn E4Dlbers in the .Netc York Consolidated LIZ
t6ry, No. i8, for 1925:
36, 90, 10, ri. ~. y.
20, 81, II, ,, IL, ~.
Several OF the capitals owned IL, Richmond, f:r
which the cash will bs paid at sigh..
The Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery. No. 10, viii
be drawn in the city OF Richmond on the i2th Feb
CAPITAL PRIZE, 10000.
Adventurous are respectfully invited examine THIS
splendid scheme, containing only lI,80 tickets. 1t
is decidedly the best scheme ever Offered in Virginia
and probably viii be the best lottc.y ,r some time
in which they will have opportIln.: ~ ohtniin,
capital prize of $4,000. Tickets .,!h, shares in
proportion in great variety Of lor;u.tc numbers.
are now offered for sale at the cy Lottery and
Exchange Office Of THO. =. BIGGER.
iau % =.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28

M NJ. COWAS has hceivel and nav offers, q well
selected and general assortment OF ladies' sentlunen
gold and SILVER patent lever verge Watches eight Gay and
mantle Clocks and TimePece diamond, pearl paste, je,
and fancy Jewey; silver, plated, and Britannia Ware;
ereIPon calendar, and other Pencils fountain silver aud
steel fenS gold SILVER and shell Sctaccs Ihnbs Tooth
picks, Razors, Scissors, fcukne Thermometers percis-
SION and flint Poke, fiso percussion Caps sPyGlasses
surveyors and pocket COnTascs, Plating Instruments mi.
mature frames and cases; Ps ke books card cases purses
aud purse clasps pocket and shell coubs gold @ steel and
silk chains; seals and keys; LEY rings military goods watch.
clc all Of which he is enabled sell below former prices
NB-Waiclns and clocks, and mathematical INSTRUMENTS
carefully repaired and adjusted.
Orders for any article ia his ar rurc;u!y attended
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28

f.0G. tie .HlennnGria Pienir.
The debate UPON the question In the VIRGINIA
House of Delegates has elected the display OF much talent and
eoqunce Several OF the speeches characterized by
coseues ofreasonin- cogccy of argument elegance
oil language winch highly honorable debaiors
ves as wei as t. their native State They interior
the speeches delivered III Congress this session. any point
IN many axe superior Perhaps there is not any
hr To act their well aud nolyas there in Wig MIA:
nor do the e-lanIes of State contain much
will be found ~ her Legislature The of this cannot
pretend tn may perhaps, be owing limitation OF
the right at su'fae in lie State. The fact, however,
tai we have stated, highly honorable intelligence
the people WHO send their representatives, such
character as Important in respects that the people
should be ably represented in State Legislatures as il Is
that they should he in the National Congress Under new
state Of things Virginia would long be considered fourth
power.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28
FAMILY FLOUR.
4 Card TO the Ladies.

RlRD, Flower and Fruit Painting on Paper, and
~ imitation of the Chinese Painting wood aud
tin, taught in the most elegant style in Blk lessous.-
This most beautiful style of painting, fashionable
in England, France and in New York, Mrs. Fowler
will give lessons in this place, where it is her nten-
ton to stay short tiIoe. She would therefore, feel
under obligations TO those who DESTROYS OF nvainS
themselves OF the present opportunity Of acquiring
this lovely aud useful art they would favor her with
n call as early possible, where specimens may be
seen ut her apartments at Sir. Baxtcrs boarding
house, third door from the corner Of + and tenth
streets, opposite Mrs. Mckim's boarding house, the
square above tho Virginia Banks.
ian 1885,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28

1910 Prizes, t5se0
Whole Tickets So, Halves s. 30, Quarters 81 IS.
.Feu- York. 20 January.
The drawing will be received on Friday next, whcn
all tickets drawing prizes win be cashcd presenta-
Ton, AT the Lucky Lottery 81 Exchange Office of
No. - Main Strc4c T. C1IUBD,
soisn ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28

Whole Tickets s., shares in proportion.
New York, 2sth January.
~ Tho drawing will be received on Friday next.
when expect to have the pleasure ofpaying 10 sumo
OF my customers the capital prize of 10000. Can in
before ii IS too late. Al io lucky Lottery und
Exchange Ofli.' Cs Y. CMrBR.
;,r -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28

hOCTOR JONES y. CHRISTIAN tenders his DO
~ fsso!al services the citizens Rcuo-d and its vici
nifty His residence is upon tie Nam street near the Union
iie where he always bc found. Unrent,ed attention
win be paid to all applications. ian 6-soG,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28
TRIS Day!

The .New York CONSOLIDATED ErtrG No. rs,
WIZ be drawn in the city Of New-York when tho
following handsome prizes viii be distributed 10
some Of Fortunes ftvOritCs.
~ NJ I.ritcru--s lr,rrr L.ullair
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28

Totu amour; Sls3, 68h-u.e whole pay able in cash
Eas 1iessts go, Haoes $40 Quarters S. Eighas 81 80
Having distributed fully his share OF Bks prccedpe
Lotteries anticipates the selling of the Capital Prizes tis
a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28

1910 prizes only - si5920
Tickets s., Halves 30, Quarters 1 e5.
.Ncp York jan ~.
The drawing Of the above Scheme, will be repo,-
Iary received, and the cash paid for Prizes as us,isI
at the fortunate Lottery and Exchange Office OF
Jan Cts TIIOS. B. BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28
@..ettee1 SaIe0.
THIS DAY..
: By IRLPLEITs d. JOHNSTON

By TRIPLEIT u JOHNSTON ~
AUCTION -
ON WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. at II o'c!oc1. .
the subscriber wl seu auction the following arli
ces, part of which without reserve to close cs,n.
signments, = -.
10 Hhds. Orleans sugar
Is bags coffee
80 bids. Bait. and Phil wlistoy.
pipes Coenac brandy
do best gin
III barrels imitation brandy
puncheons jamaica run,
- barrels n. r.. do
hall chests imperial tea
- do young hyscn do
" uh many other articles. d. TiNBE,RLAEE
sac " iaifLETr IS JOHNSON, Aucts
Ian27--is
TX D-ivE-NPORI, .4LLEF a. co.
SALE AT THE DOCK,
. IiihS MORNING, w Wednesday,, the s2th init az =.
iai past 10 oc!ocA at tie Dock, landau near Lnd-
lan's Warehouse,
~ ihds New Orleans sarar
Il Casks winter pressed III
20 bhis country Gun -.
% casks cheese
boxes loaf sugar
II bags coffee
~ boxes aPermacei candies,
~ hhjS W. India molasseS.
Jan % d.. A. Sc Co. Arrtg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28
BY OTIS, DUNLOP y co.
Stock of Dry Goods,

III -TOC IIOJT.
IN MOHDAI, February Cd, 10 O'clock, WI, Re SID
- at tho store of tir VIM B. Pyle, Market bridge his Ia
IRE si0ck oil DRY GOODS, comprising general
well Selected articles-aJnongst them
Co,s ana cmerrs of al descriptions; lot of 104 Ill
and IA blankets Irish and German linens diapers al
quats laies and gentieinens black and white silk hose
ealcoc oil TIRE newest patterns; cambria: jacoact and
swiss musius OF all qualities bobbne,, worked, gauze SIX
hsi and saw elegant of all kinks
and sizes large OF ladies' senen,cI's coa
hose thread aces of oil qualities silks of AL kinds q,rc
les aLs large quantity Of ready male clothing. The STE
VIII s without months credit SUMS oyer sIJ)
finder slco, cash f,rarproved papl
jaa 27-t,s huciio,en-
BEER & SMOKED RERRLNGS.
A Fresh supply of Springfield beer, and u few box-
a - first qnity' smoked herrngs for sale. by
San - WI. ]. CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28
WAY to Fortune.

EsNchEFS ia the IhlowiDg splendid scheme q the d.
n Swamp LOTTERY, be iIaysl IN k-;hmond an De
eiftiaty, Cau - hal IA Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28

81 cacE, Of 500, co. 20, TO- 90 SO o. 90, and eco
Of 10.
Whc.e $40, halves ), quarters $50, eigilths @.
Philadelphia, 1929.
The drawings of the above wilI be received ot Tx
Managers Office under the Eagle Hotel
ian 81 YATES s. MINTYRE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-28
NEW DIZZY GOODS STONE.-.IANk:S VI MN

ian o3--2aw5t
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-28

Virgina Conpention-T subject seems agtate Vr-
gnia from end the State the other The feehodes
are busy in looking for the most fit persons represent
Them in the Convention, and the noneehoders holding
meetings for the purpose of considering and adopting
course by which they regain that share in the Govern
ment to which they justly consider themselves entitled in
with their fellow citizens of the other States, but of
which they have hitherto been deprived They truly sate
that they pay than their equitable share of axes that
when the country to be defended against enemy they
called upon, and always ready bear their full share
Of the BURDEN and that both in the War of the Revolution
and in the late War; the blood of the oneehoder flowed
freely in defence of their country, than that of their
wealthy neghbors. writer this subject in one of
their papers, says, Tell me- citizens who fought the
hard contested battles of the Revolution? Turn the pa
ges of the history of that glorious and gaze for
at the list of those iustrious that yet glow in all their
primitive spendor and tell me if the nobe the disnterested
Lafayette was freehoder' Tell me- if the gallant Mer-
who poured out his blood upon the plains of Princeton
freeholder? Tell me- if the patriotic Pulaski who fell
before the walls of Savannah goous fighting defence of
country not his own was freehoder Go to the fields of
yorktown, Brandywine and Monmouth and tell me, if
majority of those who there laid down their lives in defence
Of civil and religious liberty freeholders Go to the
plains Chppeway and Bdgewater those we'll fought fields
in our last struggle for liberty and the bones of those
who there sacrificed their lives upon the altar of their
rvs rights, and tell me majority of them the bones
OF freehoders! Co. please to the where Hull
McDonough and Decatur immortal honors, and tell me-
if majority of those whose blood there mingled with the
ocean wave, freehoders' And then tell me- whether
or not the nonfreehoder is attached to his country
We consider this appeal unanswerabe, and we it
will have its effect and that the man. in the Con-
stutlon about to be formed Virginia, well the rch
will have his due share the Government we'll the poor
man in every other State in the Union Raleigh Register
-~s6s--
Pennsyrania-By the laws of last year. this State is
pledged to form, by is st complete
municaon between the city of Philadelphia on the Della
ware and the city of Pittsburg the Ohio by of
rail roads and canals I'd branch of the canal from the
mouth of the Junata. the Susquehannah, the New
York State line. 3d. branch from the Susquehannah to
the Bald Eagle, the West branch. 4th. canal from
Carpenters Point to the tide of Delaware 5th
navgabe feeder for the intended canal between Pburg and
Lake Erie 9th rail road from Columbia to the of
York. Nrgt Intel +
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-03-28

The Degree of Doctor of Medicine was conferred
on the 21st inst by the University of Pennsylvania on
the following gentlemen, of Delaware Samuel Muir
ply, Thomas f. Dale, and Henry Gibbons. On the
same day the corner stone of the new Medical Hall
was laid; ffty-four years after the original organ
ization of the Medical Faculty by Drs Morgan and
Shipper the University having in the mean time con-
ferred the Degree of Doctor of Medicine on upwards
of two thousand gentlemen educated within its walls
Solomon W. Conrad has been elected Professor OF
Botany in the University of Pennsylvania.
The Receipts into the treasury of the City of New
York, for two weeks ending the esd inst amounted
to S87,372, and the expenditures to S17,916, leaving
a balance of S69,455.
The Common Council of the city of New York has
presented Martin Yam Buren, with the Freedom OF the
City.
Some real estate which was lately sold in the city OF
New York brought Two Hundred and Fifty-one Thou
sand, Nine Hundred and Forty-fve Dollars. The same
property cost, forty years ago, only Five Thousand
Dollarsh