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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-15
CONJIISSjO.VERs NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
NVTE the Subscribers having been appoint
w cd by the Hon Court OF Probate ios Vie
town Of Newport, Commissioners 10 receive
and examine She claims of tho crsiiioss a.
gainst the Erto,e of
JOSEPH r. TRIP,
late of Newport, mariner, deceased, .-p's
sented insolvcnt, do hereby give notice ihat
six months from the 9th October, 1879 are
nlowcd the creditors Of said Estate to pring
in and prove their respective clalnns, ard thai
we will attend at tho house Of George Enga
for that purpose on the last Saturdays 10 Dc.
cember, February and March, At o'clock P
M on each day
GEORGE ESGs,
Gro. G. Shaw, Coni'rs.
ELNArHAN MANcBEhrER,
All persons indebted TO said estate are rs
questsd to make Immediate payment to
JonN HULL, Admir-. with the : !
apnexc :
Oct. Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-15
REMOVAL.
DOCT. EAIESA

FFAS removed his Office to % Thsmes'st
n 4 next door south of Col G. Nj Thurston 3
where Ire may at all times DO found, or at his
residence in Franklin street
a select assortment Of medicines will be
kept at his Office, and may be had for family
use.
Oct -, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-15

ata ~ Fs1e 49, A+fNta
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A lAssc aesef.nAet ~ &0OEs efiek
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fsiivs tla aw Gibbs. caesimorss. ia
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fsEs.3 tsa'ies, 'a's'en aif;y ;ye1,
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81 t,s9t a-vfo3 ''aahsie eiA1.
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rIbbsl Hers "a t1sM ~ va Saves sn'
milis. slDg \ ~ hart f',i1 g'-f u Dzfrs
10 Yne ~ b fr'1ss:e LrwS l,l
tIecds, c. rs ~ a'4-f rytfg
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OF which ruts ni' 2@ Cs~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-15

DEATH OF GovERNoR LrNcoL,.--llis
Excellency, ESocH LINCOLN, Governor Of
the State of Maine, died at Augusta on
Friday last. On the Monday proceeding
his death, he delivered an address before
the scholars of the Female Academy in
that place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-15
ENTERED,


Sloop Sarah, Wiilistun, Boston.
Sch. Samuel, Baker, boston.
Sloop Albany, Vars N. York.
Sloop Huntrcss. Dennis, y. York.
Sloop President, Gates, Saybroox.
Sch. Sally Hope, Baker, Boston.
Sch. Lolse, Bsker, Boston.
Ship George Champlin, Hudson, Gotten
burg.
Sch. Hiram, Spencer, St. Thomas,
CLEARED,
Sch. Samuel, Baker, Proyidence.
Sloop Marshall, Chsce, Savannah.
Sloop Ann Maria, Bnggs, Savannah.
Sloop Huntress, Dennis, providence.
Sch. Maria. Seabury, Baltimore.
Sch. Sally Hope, Baker, Providence
uOR.8.vDA
Arr. a, Boston, 5ih, ship Mount vsmon
Snow frsm St. Cbss.
sailed from Hsmburgh, Aug 2G;h, ,hg
Bow. Greene, &C this port, FOR Sunderland ans
y. York
Ieft al Matan1as, Sept 25ih. BRIG Harvest
Eldred. orthis port, FOR Hampton Roads,3 ds.
Arr. a, n York, 9,b ,bfig' Christopher Bur
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-10-15
NalNahle Real E.state
Assignees Notice.

Assignees Notice.
RENJAMIN l. LAwTON, ofthetown
- and coounty Of Newport, Baker. has
assigned to me all his property for tina ben.
eft of his creditors. They are therefore
requested to present their claims, as soon
as may be; the debtors Of snid Benjsmin
will make inoedis,e payment, to
HENRY Y. CRANSVON. .issignee.
Newport l4th October. 1899,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-21

az the Act OF i754 60 be found page 433. two
'''stces might cause to he seized any man not
, ,, a callng or support except soters and
Ne',ednls tndenfed bought, have him dra Uo ed
before Them and finally decide to consiun him or not
TO all the hazards and sufierngs of war Ifthis was
sht III The general why except voters other words free
odes9 Can any believe so gross scmao ss' Would
a Seen these eehodes had no. held all the
example is not the less apt illustrative because it occurred
uiaer the colonial government
is not every gentleman somewhat struck with the fac, a,
Ios ueniai OF justice TO thousands of citizens evil
The manner of working the roads Virginia is little short
OIL .ne ouous course OF France If has slaves he
ms sous liable it. Imagine wealthy man often the
III the county where reside have large cop to CARY ~
market and family for whose accommodation good roads arc
ese'ta this Individual has negro his poor neabo has
SIX sons who together with their father earn their daily bread
b their daily labor This man. with six sons is obliged TO
WH upon the roads alongside of the six slaves Of his wealthy
heghoo The poor i'll the interim, uses the road
Inc ere county and parish leves raised by pol or
capato tax In the county where reside this chafae for
more years next succeeding the last census $4,000,
itself "'' '''e"'' u u'o 'a'e
If owes Is or $40, his creditor NAV in one
month"; sell under scire facias at acqa the which his
SICK wie ansuishes and the that affords alnem to his
sh, large ianr estates or valuable stocks un na
ne nad personal property, his creditor might seize his person.
prison rules, he nigh, like nabob Even now, if he
chooses to conve his prison into drawing roo he may
COMMITTEE, to that part oft, least who do concusivey
assume that TO be wise which has existed o if these exam,
semen elected by eehos ' anrsn now addressing cen
good sense and through em the liberal and dispassonae
citizens of Virginia.
Sir ask the state of the Judiciary the country Is moi
Ieproach to the Legislature? Truly claws DELAY,
topic. 'e " ~
What is the general condition of the Commonwealth? a
commerce inferior that of little State of Rhode Island
an agriculture laneuisng, the mechanic state Of de.
preston and thressness and provision the euca
ton OF about one eighth of the children aununly by
ihe small State Of Connecticut Yes Sir and they are not
half so well educated.
TO BE coNTINUEp.1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-21
Extract If q letter dated

IIdrrson6ure, Won. lJi., 1879.
Gentlemen: observe, that MIR B W. Leigh in his late
speech has invoked the spirits of Judge Peneton and
others in support Of his doctrines If 40 greatly mistake
Judge some short time before his DEATH called the people
of Virginia call Convention for the purpose of amending
their Constitutions and furthermore observed that he had
farther interest than the good OF his country that he has
Children and that foot in the grave and the
the brinkThat call published in the then Examiner
lnow Enqurer) edited by Jones-if MIR Richie has file,
have doubt but that I've will gveNa perusa So great
the popular feeling in this place, tor Friday evening la
the receipt Of Mr. Lhs speech, that his egy burnt
We deeply lament the instance of popular feeling
mentioned ut the close of the letter. II is cacua-
ted to inure good cause, in the estimation of the
rejecting, and to increase the bad feeling which has
mingled enough, already, in a subject, in the consd
GRAFTON of which, passion ought to have share.
Opinion ought to be free as air, and its expression,
however may be in itself at variance with that Of
others, ought not to subject him who expresses it.
to disrespecto or indignity.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-21
MIGHT sCRo0T,s

tOr tTelct Spanish, JI1tteD7ntiCS, BJoi- Reeping,
PenmanshiP, ard arithmetic.
TEElfE undersigned respectfully informs the young
n gentlemen ofRicbmond g. the public in general
that, ESon this date, his NIGHT SCHOOL will be
opened for the reception of scholars, six days in the
week, from TIL o o'clock, p. NJ
Mondays, Wednesdays 81 Fridays, will be devoted
to Book Keeping connected with Penmnnstip and a
rjthn,etic; and TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays
exclusively applied TO the French and Spanish Ian
guagcs, and the higher branches of yuqttennaties.
The success which the undersigned has obtained
for the four last years, in his mode of teaching the
that gentlemen already versed in the translation of
those languages, could by due application under
stand conversation in the of one quarter, and
those entirely unacquained with translation, could
obtain the same success III six months.
TERMSS15 per quarter, composed Of 40 lessons; by the
year So payable quarterly advance bookkeeping alone 10
STEPHEN BERNARD.
or Gentlemen DESTROYS Of joining the classes already com
menced Of forming ones viii please to make applica
ton me, my apartments VI: Chuys lottery Office
! ucy2I-v stl ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-21
FROM the .QNemarle D;at.;rt.

"eIcarn from source as much to be depended
upon as any other that the friends of white popula
ton in Aibenare, estimated as threeto one Am
herst and Nelson, stand unmoved and irnnoveahe
We have not heard from Fluvanna. In Goocbland
great efforts are making by The anti Conventioniss
and that county without doubt, l., opposition 10 the
white basis but it is but seventh or an eighth of the
District in population. As whole, there is not the
least rational ground to suppose, that the District has
changed, or will change. At Amherst Court, the en-
eEnies of white population after making some rose
were challenged to como the hastings before the
people. They declined the afer.
From Bedford, the intelligence is equally Gattoring
Runners have pervaded the county, and hand bill
(Which we viii publish Monday, to show the
world, to what dsmgenuousncss party zeal will de-
scend) of the most ntlammaory character circulated
in all directions. In vain! No meeting could be got
together, and the inions of men here were compelled
to to private and exertion to obtain the
signatures of the young, the Ignorant and the unwa-
~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-21
HALIFAX. Nov g.

HALIFAX, Nov. g..
We have this day the painful task of recording one
of the most distressing shipwrecks which has taken
place on this coast for number of years-The loss
OF the schooner Ann and Margaret, capt. MKenna
of this port from Quebec; which vessel was driven
shore in the gale about half past seven o'clock on
Saturday evening, little to the northwest Of Her.
ring Cove, where she shortly after went to pieces,
and melancholy to relate, thirteen out of nineteen per-
sons who were on board persisted.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-21
Richmond, Nov 10. 1929. - ''-'A-'->

THEATRE.-Mr. 81 Miss WELLS take their
Benefit to night. The Bill of Fare is very attractive.
and as Mr.. 8 Miss w have become quite popular,
during their short engagement mere, they Will doubt
less have a good Benefit
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-21

tisements see Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-21

VEVHE Steamer POCAHONTAS, Captain
"a JNo. FERGUSON Sen'r, will in future arrive here
Friday Evening, and depart on Sunday Mornirr
at the usual hour. for Baltimore, via Norfolk.
OF The Steamer NORFOLK, Captain
HENDERSON, Will arrive evciy Tuesday Evcnino,
and leave the following Morning.
nov 21-2aw8if l.. LUDLAM, Aeen,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-21

Poor Patch made his last jump on Friday last, from
the Genesee Falls. He struck the water oblquely
and was taken out dead.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-21

u Citizens and Strangers who have not been ait.
ed upon, and who may desire TO unite in the dinner
to JAMES Barbour, Esq. day, are informed that
Subscription papers left at the Eagle, and Coffee
House. II is no party dinner.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-21

Rapid Tra0eling. BY tie late arrival Under
stand that ofhc proprictors Of Steam Carriage
now about to run upon the Liverpool and Manches-
ter Rail Road, has offered to bot 1000 guineas that
he will perform the whole distance, % miles, in less
than one hour. "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-21

The report Of the Spanish invasion on the South Sea-
Acapulco, published sEe tine ago proves 70 be false.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
Gordonsville for Sale.

FENHE subscriber offers for snle his Tavern a, Cor
louisville, in Orange county, with ESQ acres OF
Land attached TO 1t, or to exchange it for property in
the city of Richmond. Gordonsvile is situated at
the foot OF The Southwest Mountains, ~ miles from
the University of Virginiu, so from Fredericksburg
% from Harrisonburg, aud 10 miles from tbs rlace.
HE Stages from Charlottesville 10 Fredericksburg
pass three time Il week, aud since the late asranye-
men' 81 ilC mails between Stanton and GnvanGC;l.
the number of passengers has greatly increased. The
anal Stage from PicImund to IIars .sonbu!r pa..rs
twice Il week. For terms and far her pan. iculars.
apply 10 the subscriber. JOHN y. GORDDN.
Rlclmnnd. 2Ath Sent. Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06

TERMS.-SuHsrRirrioN to the DAILY RonuoNo yyuIo ca
a wear, aud for a shorter period, at the rate Of so a year, pay.
able in advance.
ApvsnrnINo For ono square of i6 lines oI less, one in.
scrtion rs cents; two insertions 81; three Insertions al ~ nvl
every succeeding insertion 33i ceuis.
Thrice a week, hrst week 81 %; every succeeding week 81.
Twice a week, FIRST insertion Is cents; every succeeding Ia.
seF,ion so cents. "
onee a week, frs, Insertion IS cents; every succeeding in
serion 50 caIts.
All advertisements are also inserted in the Coasrurrloy1
WHtG.
Transient advertisers must pay in advance.
nc number pf insertions must DO noted on the MS, or they
"ll be inserted un,il ordered to be stopped, and charged &C.
coulingly.
Annual Advertisers are charged so dollls for two squares,
and in that proportion for advertisements OF greater iength:
except Auctionecrs and Lottery dealers, who are charged SlOO.
OF The CONSTITUTIONAL WHO is published twice
a week, Tuesdays aud Fridays,) at five dollars per annuin,
payable IN advance.
For .4drertisttg-7 cents a square, or less, for tue FIRST, i'll
srruon. and 50 cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
VIE rArv.

NDER the management Of the Dorcas Society
u OF Richmond, viii conmence OH Monday tie l4.n
OF The present monih, at tie City Hall III This cily,
and win con'inuc ,ev"ral days. Al! persons hay.:ir
articles for the Fair, will please tn drro,iie Them.
previous 10 the l0th inst. ut AIR. WIN. Cranes, Air.
George Roper :, or Mr.. Thos. 4. Rusts,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
REMOVAL.

RARNES s. BELT inform their friends and
sP customers, that they have renewed 20 the stor"
lately in the occupancy OF MicssrS E'arirr * WI
liams, and ono door below the one recently occnpiud
by Them, where they are opening an entirely lA0
stock OF IlH oad WjnteJ Goods, which they ofhr
upon the mrst reasonable terms 10 all who NAV
be disposed To patroniZe them.
They VIII receive by tho Fairfield which is hourly
expected ION New York, IN addition 10 heir stock
on hand, Merino scarfs, 81, IA, S. AMI 9 : white
and coloured merino hdkfs, cashmere scarfs and
hdkis. OF various sizes and qualities, 81 aud Ill
worstud Barrge and Tibet hdhfS. an elegant assort-
ment OF. silk do. black Italian lustring, black and CO.
Toured gro dc Naples scnshaws and 81 scnctts. sat-
tens of assorted colours, tl0unces do, India and sat
TIN ievahline, a few pieces Of superior pongoe, call-
Goes OF the latest fashions aud patterns, i i and 6-i
cHrnbric and jacorct muslin, plain and figured book
DO. plain and figured SWISS do, 3, . -, j.. / 10, >
anI q point blankets, 81, lO-l, III IL, IL. and
-, rose do. ii~nsrywooI,y. saliiuu;ts. stort -
'lne cloth blue, black and fancy co,ourcl broad cloths
add "aSsnncrcS. la,ian and circass,au plaid. black and
co!onred PLAIN c!tcIsslan. 81, fl, J-IamdG-t brown
b'cdchcd domestic. oct = u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
e RAIsINs, SC.

NV D.. BLAIR has Just received from
w New York, a supply of fine family bunch raj
sins, cheese of different qualities, (some very fncl old
Port wine, which he recommends for its fine astrinyent
quality, and some of Duddel's best Durham mustard.
imported direct from England to this place. For
sale at his grocery and stationary store, opposite the
Theatre. oct 3-oo,t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06

R~pOEsELLERS - SE2YIONgES.
3 fANE Hieiy Iccci.ti a veGy large adai,ia!sr; s,r-n!r nj
"a rsiEoI DGiC.AL rs, winch wiz iieit
former stock comprises te most exirj' i've aasnItuicu. ~ ,nit
department ever Uttered Tor sale ia Virginia.
60 are Agents inr the American Sunday Sch. = Cuim,
aul tie General Protestant Episcopal sunday School Uniou,
a1' have on haud a sensssl. assortment Of the;r publications. al
the Union nI-rs.
MEDICAL. Law, NISCED f.NTOJS d SfTiOCL
ROOFS, EL~i.Nh BOOKS aGd P1PER, az every drscrip
Ton. r.t =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
French Restorative.

nj LANGLEY respectfully informs the citizons
~ . OF Richmond, and the public q.ucrallv. that
lie has opened q Restorative and Tavern in Mute a
new style. between the stores OF Nossrs. Hall 4
Moore and Mr.. Nelson, and invite. the public 10 give
BIN a call. lie has a first rate French Cook. ,ust
from Paris. and Is satisfied that his STYLE of rookinr
viii he found not less agreeable than novel here.
The Lard"r viii be stored with ell the dolicacics The
market will a~ford-iish, vcnison. and wild fowl in
il"ir season. Ills bar Is we'll stocked with the
choicest wines and spirits.
N. u. Coffee mud Soury NJ oil times.
~ Families can be- supplied with mca'e c~ sinrlo
dishes nj their own houses, per bill of fare Of the
dav. on the shortest notice. sen, 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06

nAVID ANDERSON, Jr. will continue
the sale of Cyoceyics. Doptcsi;c Charts. CcDou
Yarn, Sc. i'll conncXion with q soqer Gam
mission Business, al lac stand fuuncriy occupied bv
Anderson, Garth & Co. corner Of y s I5;h streets,
whore the market price will b. paid FOR good cor
TON. SOP g
DIN GARTH respectfully Informs his
- friends and the public, that he intends to cont
nue. the sale y. Groceries, aud Viii also iransact bus!-
ness on Commission. He has rented the larre fire
proof Ware housc for many years occupied bv tue
late firm Of Moncurc, robinson and Picasan,., a pa
of which is at present occupied by Mr.. Brooks,
sept lI-d6t 2awiE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
PLANTERS HOTEr,.

PLANTERS HOTEL.
TENHlS Establishment on Shockoo Hin VII I,ov d,
d as the property OF the late Mark Ricb,r3s. I.
agaln open for the reception OF company under the
to devote his attention 20 the comfort and satis.
iacuon of those that may think proper 10 p~a,ronize
nm u IL, therefore, unnecessary TO reraritulatc
lHn many prCPal ions made for that purpose, let u
sa.1Te 10 say that his accommodations shall be good
and his charges vcry moderate.
WM. GRAVES.
Ia few Horscs taken on Iiyery AZ. low rate.
&C. i-c0St w@:c ". Y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
UEKHlNGS, SALT, &C.

HEKHlNGS, SALT, DC.
I'M Eo',Dis behring's, No.
25u sicks salt
10 kos Goshen butter, very line, 81. kegs OF
30, 10 and 80 lbs
$50 lbs smoked beef, first chop, just received by
the Planter
a few boxes genuine c'1rct viu,
30 dozen pJtcut coffee LuiIs
$1,000 Spanish cigars. Is half hovc- o. which
are w%arrontcd real Spanish tobacco and mad, i7 Ha-
v1na' Tor sale by ENOCH = COURTNEY,
nav 20 Main 20 opp1si. tLc OH Market.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
Itust Sac Of PaluaJle Real PropeIln.

TtNO satisfy the provisions of u deed OF trust, exc
n cutcd To me, by Robert Poore, and Ann Il. his
wife, bearing date on the Goth day of July, 1923, to
age, in consequence of his undertakings, for the said
Robert Poore, as surety; | shall proceed to sell. at
public auction, for cash, at the front door of the Ia
gle Hotel, in TIE city of Richmond, Oh Saturday, the
3lst INST. at l2o'clock, that certain Lot and Tenement,
lying and being on 18th Street, (called in the said
decd, the road leading from L Street, up Shockoe-
Hill, by the Governors, now occupied by Mr.. Haley.
NJ a boarding house, and in which the Post Office is
kept.-lt is a valuable piece of property, situated in
The centre of the city, and yields an yearly rent OF
$500. The title is believed unques,ionabie, but |
shall warrant such only as is vested in rue by the deed
aforesaid. JOSEPH MAYO. Trustee.
The above sale, is made with my consent.
oct | 2aw8t-dlt BEL POORE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store.

HAVE OH hand, and arc constantly recciv-
ing from their Factory, fresh supplies of every
description of Ladies' and Gcntlcmcn's Boots and
Shoes which for durability ease and beauty OF fitting
are too much celebrated n need comment. Their
assortment Is very cXtensvc-and IT procuring the
pest of workmen and first rate materials. wll ensure
a continuation of the liberal patronage alreadv extern
Jtu 10 Their establishment, tao c%c5,loas On their part
sheH be Unronlited.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-06

FEfiiEtcru .! IN" pa. .....s...p ot ANDERSON GAL..d
= 6 Go. having expired OH the 3Ist ult. thcir con-
ncN'0n Is dissolved, cvc"ni for ia" prrros" If laril;'a.
ing the srti'cIncn, of 'u-'r BUSINESS. Those having
o."ims against the said concern. win please present
80 ~ !of settlement; sni those indebted TO ihrn. will
'nakr payment to -:,hc- o. Tie parties, or 10 NJ. 10.
a!a!I L"0Ir, Ir. their N1,ut.
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
JOHN GAETIi.
DAVID ANDERSON. r..