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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-06

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Patent Seine Thread.
800 lbs Patent SEINE Thread suitable for fiat or din s.>
For sale by b. 6 r JAMES RI
I12' Marker SNuHf,a
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-03-31

YouNG NAPoLEoN.-The notes to Le Els dc 2 Honnae, contain much new iin- formation on the subject of this deeply interesting person; though have been led to adopt a different view of his gen eral disposition and character, which gives no sign ofthat sombre melancholy turn of mind, which Mr. BartheIemy therein assigns him. Itis impossible to watch the quick transition of marked ex- pression which his countenances contin- .ually presents, without perceiying as plainly as though it were there written, that he was never formed in natures coarser mould It is the one desire of his heart to be a soldier. On being demonstrated with on this perfectly im- permissible desire, and taunted with want of spirit in wishing to be an infe- rior officer, and to command a depend- ant body of troops, he replied, "Let me enter the army only as common sol dier-I ask no more.0 He is kept close state prisoner, as his preceptor al- lowed to M. B. He is very fond of field sport, in which he is occasionally indul- ged. Once he was permitted to attend a Review, but the effect was such that the trial was never repeated. He is much beloved throughout the country.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-03-31
EsszE9.R r.
TEE sPARrAN's MAR GIT.


 sa. BY FELICIA HEMANs. 'Twas morn upon the Grecian hills, Where peasants dressed their vines; Sunlight was on Citharon's rills, Arcadia s rocks and pines. And bright through his reeds and flowers Eurotas wandered by, When sound arose from Sparta's towers Of solemn harmony. Was it the hunters choral strain To the woodland goddess poureda Did virgin hands in Pallas' fame Strike the fnll-sounding chord? But helms were glancing on the stream, Spears ranged in close array, And shields flung back glorious beam To the morn of a fearful day. And the mountain echoes Of the iand sweiled through the deep-blue sky, While to soft strains moved forth band Ofmen that moved to die. They marched nct with the trumpet's blast Nor hade the horn peal out: And the laurel groves, as on they passed, Rang viitth 10 battie-shoat. They asked no clarion's voice to fire Their souls with an impulse high; But the Dorian reed and the Spartan Tyre Fer -...5 ..5 sons oi liberty And still sweet flutes, taieir path around, Sent forth eolian breath: They needed not steriler sound To marshal them for death. So moved they calmly to the field, ehenre neyer tc return Save bearing back the Spartan shield, Or on it proudly borne.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-03-31

ADVANCE OF FoRruNE.-The present Lord Mayor of London was formerly a journeyman printer; by those gradua- tions in wealth and rank which industry and honesty always begct, he became proprietor of a newspaper, and hence through all other advances, to the hieh- est office in his native city.
 The revenue of the Erie and Cham plain Canals in 1899 was $77l ,OO0..-- Nearly the same sum was expended iof paving the banks. 2 :sS
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-03-31

uOiidl dilu lWcHtJ-lfc CcltS, WHICH are worth fifteen, and which would sell at
 that price if the markets were not glutted."
 MT. Webster observed in reply, that
 the gentleman from South Carolina had
 mistaken him, if he supposed ths-t it was
 his wish so to hasten the sales of the pub
 lie landsas to throw theminto the hands
 of purchasers who would sell at gain.
 His idea only went as far as this; that
 the price should be fixed so low as not
 to prevent the settlement of the lands, yet not so low as to induce specuiators
 to purchase. MT. w. observed, that he tallcoacurwith the gentleman from South Carolina, in wishing to res train the laboring classes of population in the eastern States from going to any part of our territory, where they could better their condition: nor did he sup. pose such an idea was any where enter tained. The observations of the gen tielnan had opened to him new views Q policy on this subject, and he though ha could now perceive why some of oul States continued tohave such bad roads 1 it must be for the purpose of preventing people from going out of them. I'm ! gentleman from South Carolina suppo
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-11-24
f,Es OF A2 l. E.Es E:.E
AGENTS FOR THE ADV OCATE.

The following gentlemen have been ap- pointed Agents for this paper. eo. Japses Sculs, P. Af. Pine Ruff col. II. 8osDe5t, ?. II. Bi}atessille. Mai. J. WoJ, P II. lizard G. H. Robert Smith, P. M. Jackson, Lawrence co. N. ,Neaefee, P. II. Conway county. J'somas .Hathers, do. do. Arthur Clarke, P. M. Morrison's Bluff. Col. [. N Clarke, do. do. .Nqrk Bean, Crawford county.
 TEomas Hubbard, Hempstead county. Col. John Ciark, sevier county. T. Farreliy, Arkansas county. r. [. Riseoe, Phillips county. John r. Foster, P. M. St. Francis county. George r. La1oton, Miller county.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-11-24

No. &. It is true that in controversies relating to the boundary between the two jurisdictions, the tribunal which is ulti- mateIy to decide, is to be established un- der the general government. But this does not change the principle of the case. The decision is to be impartialiy made, according to the rules of the constitution; and all tie usual and most efectual pre- cautions are taken to secure this impartial ity. Some such tribunal is clearly essen- tial to prevent an appeal to the sword, and q dissolution of the compact; and tiIat 1t ought to be established under the general, rather than under the local gov rrsmeIit i. or, to speak more properly, that 1t could be safely established under the first alone, Ia position not likely to be cqabstsA
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-11-24
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The Arkansas advocate., 1830-11-24

Those who have denied or doubted the supremacy of the Judicial power of the United States, and denounce at the same time nulIifying power in asState, seem not to have sufficiently adyerted to the.utter insutlicieney of a Supremacy
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-11-24

f-47- Letters addressed to the Editor must TO gSosf-pata, oF they H not De attended
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
From, he vbeel;ng co,,,,;,.,. NJ.

From The Wteeling Compiler, Nos. 5.
CESSION TO MARYLAA ND. AT numerous
meeting OF The citizens OF ocouDty convened az
the courthouse OF said county. in Wheeling ON Mon
day the list day of November in pursuance of no.
tice previously published, in orderto deliberate upon
the propriety ond expediency of making an spphca
ton to the General Assembly of Virginia to permit so
much Of the said at as lies northofa line drawn
due west, from the South Weston corner of the
Staie of Maryland to the Ohio RIVER to be coded 10
MARYLAND, Peter Ysinall, Esq las called ot the chair
an Samuel Fl. Whitehead appointed Secretary. =
After the meeting had been addressed by number
Of gentlemen relatively to the object in view. the
following resolutions unanimously adopted
ReSotged, That committee Of five be appointed
by Chair, whose duty ilshal be to take measures,
by correspondence and osne<sase, to ascertaia the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
PETERSBURG, Nov. o.
RAIL ROAD TO THE ROANnKE :.

The proprletors of land Through which the Rail
Road may probably pass, have, with few excep-
lions, gratutously released their right to the land
necessary for the track of the Road all the wav
from Petersburg to the Roanoke The Engineers
are now employed in locating the Road from the
Rowanty to the Nottoway River. We are eratified
to learn thai the subscription list is advancing; and
that our country friends are beginning to take warm
interest in the undertaking I Times.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
~. NRw York, Nov. C.

hshes are heavy and buyers offer less, say for pots
$3.50 There is fair business doing on the Corn
exchange, mt steady prices for flour, and some i'm
provement in wheat, of which there have been seve-
raj sales this morning to the milles. of western at
l25 cents southern has sold at 1903 a cents, and
one prime parcel at LOG CENTS of the sales are 20 600
Dushes on an order from London Sales of northern
corn 81 cents and southern Sd cents; rye Go cents
Hops have risen little.
There have been larger supplies of Iinseed oil and
tne price to-day is SO so The nominal price
OF beef 49, prime S. mess s7,75 country inspection
Sugars continue to be in active demand There have
been several sales of raisns auction at prices as
low as any this season.-Jour Com
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
w iSEIINGTON HOTEL.
EECEITaOND. YER ssTTsr "a

iiE - bscTIber having leased this old and well
Il known Establishment, for a term of wears takes
this opportunity 10 announce to his friends and tho
bubble generally, and particularly 10 the former visit
ers of the house, that il will be opened for the &C.
communication OF company, on the first Of October -
II Is now undergoing thorough repair, and win he
lifted up in PLAIN but neat style. with beds beddinr
and other necessary furntvre, all new, and OF the
best KIND. His servants are attentive d experienc
ed and his Bar-keepers polite and accommodatnp-
Ills Bar shall at all times be supplied with the best
liquors and wines, ard bis Tab with the most choice
decacies of The season, which the city and country
can afford; and he fatfers himself that b. unremit
ting attention to his business, he will rive entire
satisfaction TO all who may favor him with their COM
pany.
The WASHINGTON HOTEL is situated in the
most pleasant part OF the city, immediately opposite
the Capitol, and contiguous all The Public Offices
and but short distance from the Theatre the Banks
the Basin the Warehouses; and the Offices of tlie
principal MlIers of the city; and at the same ,ime
suiheIenty far removed to afford gentlemen ouet
retreat when they wish TO retire from the hustle and
noise OF the streets Such are the local ADVANTAGES
OF this house, that may venture to affirm that ocf,
tlemen visiting Richmond either for business or for
pleasure, viii find it of the most pleasant situa
tons in the city. -
IN addition to what transient custom he n,r&ho
favored with, the subscriber will be able TO accom-
modate t,oenty.ice or thirty BOARL1ERS. bv tho
week, month year, the most rea Sz<zsle tern,s
sept f6--ts ROBERT G mkC0N.
Goochtpnd Court House
~ The Petersburg Old Dominion I.yuchtury Vir,.;
Charlottesville Advocate Political Arena aud Sta9r,on Sc
taor will publish the ABOVE week for one month 81
fOr e . q ne iy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12

vlr*s and feelings ofthe citizens of Virginia, nhab-
ting north OF the line above described In reference
TO the cession above mnntioned and to make report
tnereupon alta meeting to be held in Wheeling on
the first Monday in January next:--
Whereupon, the Chair appointed the following
gentlemen, as said committees, viz: Moses w Chap
line Esq Morgan Nelson. Esq. DR. z. Master, Ar
ch6ald Wood, Esq and Samuel Sprgg, Esq. b s.
1tesotoed That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the Chairman and Secretary. and published
IN the newspapers in Wheeling, Wellsburs and
Clarksburg - tsss~f 80. - - -.
Ieeso!ced, That this meeting do now adjourn to
meet again at the same place, he first Monday in
January next PETER YARNALL,. Chm +
S. II. WHlrEHEAp,Sec
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
v.oI. VINO. SO.

MARRIED !. On "Wednesday. the Cd ns,,a, -,
Elder Charles sTalley, Mr.. MIIEs c. FuNsTALI 10
Miss ELIZA A. Burton, ali of the county of New
Kent .....-- ...N1 10 all. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
From the Charleston Go-.,,. ~ ~

From the Charleston Gazette of Moo. Q, -7e,
Mr. M DUFFIE We commented upon certain
facts IN connection with the late election few DAYS
since, norder ts indicate how much of popnar favor
IN his own District had been lost by MIR sM,Dufie
are now IN possession of authority which warrants
us In saying, that there no less than 800 votes
given blank in the Congressional polls which he rep-
resents; and at one of them Alone of 98 votes g
ven Tor Congressional Representatives 68 were blank
f1ad Mr. Speer run against him. there is little doubt
mat u he did not gain the election he would at least
nave become formidable Opponent. MIR M'Duffie
may learn by these facts that he is not REQUIRED so
much to lead and direct as to represent the peonle
not asked to make for, but receive from them the
popular opinion er
what tempting thing this Cherokee gold isl
INDIANS hunt whites hunt it-they come from all
tne ends OF the earth to look for itevery nation and
tongue mas some one there to shew The universal
influence of tho shining dirt No wonder Georoia
Is ioth to suffer herself to be impoverished for the
wealth of every body else! But every body imposes
on her If she sends the Hall militia to keen the
Indians OF, as soon as they have dispossessed the
savages, they begin themselves TO dig. The u S.
troops are sent to AXE of the precious metal and
behold! they cannot resist the temptation more than
other people, squad of thirty, it is alleged was
seen the other day, with their coats Off digging away
manfny 1t Is possible they only intended tn get it
IN haud so that they might take the better care of it.
oh gold, gold Who can resist thy charmsP We
should not be surprised if the Legislature adjourned
TO I1abers'iam or some spot On the Cherokee lands
within the Jurisdiction of Georgia.
Georgia Courier,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
BALTIMoRE, Nov. 6

"---E| BALTIMORE, NOV. 3.
The Cincinnati Commercial Advertiser of the goth
ult states thatthe steamboat Neptune from ST Louis,
bound to Rev Orleans, with cargo Of lead and two
keel boats in tow, struck upon snae and sunk in 30
feet water at the mouth Of the Ohio in so short
time, that the and passengers had not an oppor
tuBity Of saving their clothes or baggage The keel
boa's were cut adnft inst IN time to prevent their
sinking with her; and on them were saved the lives
of the crew and passengers, who must otherwise
have persisted. American.
Another Boiler Barst.--The Steamboat Ohio.
burst her boiler last week between Dnnkirk and
Bualo but it being in the lower part of the boiler it
Fsecdoniap Censor.
.4Ppointment by pte President. --l1atthew Harvey.
of New Hampsbrc to be Judge of the United States,
for he District of New Hampshire in place of John
S. Sherburne, deceased
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12

Commission Business, Norfolk, Va.
s'iE subscriber having located himself at this
place, respectfully tenders to his friends and The
pubic, his services for ne transaction OF a general
Ware House and next door 10 MIR John B. P,v
oct 2e-eo13t JOHN II ARMISTEAH 4
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12
NOTICE.

p M
PRS. NELSON is prepared to accommodate
IvA Ladies and Gentlemen with board, by the
wtek month oryenr. at her old Stand, the Cap
itol Square, next above the Washington Tavern
She would be glad to furnish eight or ten gentlemen
with board who have their rooms.elsewhere Mem
bers OF the Legislature be furnished with rooms
Her fare VIII be as good as the market can afford
anu NEG terms moderate oct 8-6td Paw LET
Notice to Drover's of Hooss
vENHE subscriber bees leave to inform them. That
- ne mas already commenced purchasing and sell
ling Hogs, az his large and commodous Pens on nth
or Valley Street, where he intends carrying ON the
business extensively and respectfully invites all those
coming 70 this market to cali upon him.
or Ais JOHN wYsE.
WILL be sold on TUESDAY the eth OF Novem,--
Der next II fair if lot the next fair day. at The
residence OF the late Nathl. Bowe, deceased all tho
perlshabie property belonging to thu said deceased
consisting OF the crop of corn, fodder and hay hor
SEES hogs, cows aud sheep. plans alton uensils house
Hod ana sschep furniture: also, one surveying
compass safd to be hrst rats For all sums of Ten
dollars and under cash; over that sum- cred,. ~
Twelve months will be given. P-.nds with approved
security VIII be required. saas.jsg..iFsy -.
;, hs.saso - Nathl, Bowe, Deceased
IN, Al persons having claims against the said estate,
Will please present them. that arrangements NAV bo
made for their settlement; and those indebted w,,
make payment immediately if not their accounts
Wl be placed ndlsergsinalely in the hands of an
1920 tEngs. ~ 1i11' =. DIV u, Elk or.
nov l-eav5t csaissrf,r-r,., s 49,
biz tHgsBRAMtiAAItnto rnis those who are nj:
- flicted with Dyspepsia or Indigestion that he i;
prepared To administer the newly discovered renedv
ior that disease, in all cases to which it is appl;cah
Ills address IS Charlottesville, Va.enssl,.l -
NEw YORK. Oct 18th, 1890
DO hereby lily that have cornmun,caiod 10
Dr. Horace Bramham OF Cha rlot.esville Va mv-,ba
DRY OF dyspepsia Indigestion aud ave fully in
struc'ed him in my melhod OF treatment and consider
nm well quaihed To manage any case that ma v bo
presented to hlm. $40 rac go w
OCT i9-6ie a.FALMADGE SUTHERLAND.
SaSo Mrs Abigail Mayo, Edward C. Mayo- md
T. all others whom it may concern
Notice Is hereby gwen that al, application vy;r, Ia
made to the next General Assembly, to pass an act
authorizing the erection OF another BRIDGE ncros
James River, between Richmond and Msnchester
to be either free subject to tolls, and to be bni
by the Commonwealth, or incorporate comnany
individuals as shall be deemed best
saaaf,y CifiSens of Chesterfield eouukp
2 sep 1l-Iaw8w ii 8Es5s Sss
NOTICE. II shall petition to the LeGjsJafnro =,
LIZ lis next sessions, for leave to erect Toll Rid.
across Mattapony river at Dunkirk
sep sep 90 lawete ,ARCHEE BROWN.
b. s.g ~.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12

yENHE subscribers vii! continue to keep on hand q
= supply Of John. Deakyne's improved Freeborn
ana Barslare, Ploughs, which they will sell at the
lowest low. rates The plonghs made by Mr. D. have
with steel JNO. v. WILCOX s.r 81 co.
OCT ls-2awtsc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-12

CITIZEN of Ilvpr-
pool to anotherin Baltimore, furnishes the following
interesting information relative to the LyerpooI4 and
Manchester Rail Road: s..seI ~, - - !
LIVERPOOL, Sept. %, 1880
we went yesterday morning to Manchester nj r
O'clock, and returned al O'Clock in the afternoon =
w occupied about four hours and twenty minutes in
gong and returning; our speed varied deuendnor
upon the hrrnness OF the Road at all rates up to
twenty %o To twenty five mics per hour The
Company's orders are that the journey shall he nor
formed IN TIVE hours and quarter-the quarter is
altoWed ior watering, taking up and setting down
passengers The hours of departure both from this
anu manchester are z, ~ and4 o'clock four os
attached 10 one engine departed at each trim with
izo passengers The charge is seven sinrs for
each The receipts are consequently G2o2 per day or
'5lI64 per week. The stock is selling to-day at
e2o0 per share for 9loo paid in"
Steamboat Robbery The iron chest of the Steam.
boat Chancellor Livingston ON her last passare tn
Providence, was opened by false KEYS and PACKAGE
OF money IN amount about SIS 900, stolen which was
entrusted TO Capt Coggeshal by one of our brokers'
fortunately the robbery was discovered before the
boat reached Newport, ard among the passengers
was found a fellow with number of KEYS and other
implements who was taken into custody as the rob-
ber The money was found among the bangooe
where must fa We been thrown when the alarm was
giyen.-Jour Com.
New York, Nov G.
b~es-Wehave this day to record the loss of
NUN Vaiuapie property by fire. By reference to
another column II will be seen that the new College
at Augusta Geo. has been burnt down.
ny the eastern Mail, we learn tina: the extensive
Card Mandatory of William Whttemore, g. Co.
IN West Cambridge, with ali the apparatus was de-
stroyed by FIRE on Wednesday last. Loss rising
$4,000, OF which SIS 600 was insured at the Mere
chants Insurance Office, IN Boston 1t was long
three story wooden building and gave employment 10
great Number of persons, whose loss Of their Gus
tonary employment will be severely felt Ii is not
known how II orignated IL is said that man was
dangerously injured, during the fire, by The falling of
some tnbers.
The Concord, N. II. Journal states that on Wed
needay night clothing mill, two carding machines
saw mill, and grst mill, belonging to Mr. Currer
sured
:. The steam boat Springfield, which plies between
Hartford and Springfield, the Connecticut. took
fire on thursday last and he upper works burnt
before 1t could be extipguished Com .4der