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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11

Band Of V,rg1i4a, jan. q. 1880.
vT>IIE President and Directors have Declared a
DIVIDEND OF three per cent for the last half
yc"r, which will be paid on the s,h instant.
10. W. DANDRIDGE,
-A1s 90 -, ;, Cashier.
TIME President aud Directors have ,,c,,,,a, N
- v'dend oftwo and halt per cent on the Cuui
Va: STOCK; Tor the last SIX months; which will be
paid to the Stockholders on the 18TH inst. "
lan o-ttc WIN. NEKERVlS Ca,br
TRUSTEES SIZE.
virtue Of deed trust for certain purchase,
uneren mentioned, by the late Landon Carter IT, of Riei
mond county which decd bears 18Th day of nah
1872 o IS oil record IN the clerks office county asore
ILL., VIII AZ the court house of the county aforesaid at II
inr sale To the highest bidder cash. tract at Isd yinc in
he county AFORESAID near the sad court house. and adjacent
SABINE a which said tract the property Of the said
iaS 'D'D "@ D join ri Mi f1's ': Ss.s.
n ead and William Dandthlsc, by William Morris ana
nacsla ms wife The one I'm the eighth day of January, iss3
another Deed OF rns', executed Herbert a. tiaboue and
Chnles Gay by the said W llam Morris on line tenth dny
al July, 'sl3a al: which are recorded in the Us,nS
premises on the 18th day of February next, ready money!
OF Lsu, N GUY of Richmond, known and distinguished IA
,nc plan o the saI CITY, by No 3I tee hundred and forty
conveyed TO the said " llam Morris by Thomas RmIerfoor
nnn Saan hs VIE by their deed bearing 18th day uf
June io,3 aud admitted 10 record the clerks office Of the
Count :" 'ius'ng for said cly which are NOW riccsJ
.%,sSe otck buildings used as warehouse and for o,rp
purposes; also three other Lots, pieces or parcels Of Land
kn1w and hsnenshed IN ,le plan of aid city, bv numhrf
go. mree hundred aud irty "n, number three hundred alrf
iortyirce (5l and number three hundred and
lSt VIM the buildings connonly called Shcckoe Wai,Eousr
an IL" oueI oudhiSs and nro, con; Which mr.
perry was conveyed 20 the said William nlorris bv ,w,,
cVeiu oecGs Tor undivided moriics iicTeCfonr AIDE n, ,h
'eih DAY oil June !S,6, Ivy Richard Gregory aud flize ia
wie and I"hn irgra, and Wilson Gregory; :e other ra
ON he Sanh day. 10y Joseph Dudley OF fed county md
o" a'h'cd 'o record IN the clerks Office the u,snts
t "i sadcny; also one other Lot piece parcel o and
KNOWN am distinguished IN the plan of sad city, by nu,nhri
iee hundred ana ioysiN $780, which convened 10 a3
Villa" ! Morris by William, A. Smith and Sarah Sn,h nv
ue i.c bearing late the 18th day of Sep;enbcr 1896 a
tie city aforesaid ~NN'''S'
ihe trustees have never known the to the fnrpojr,
Is vested III Themselves ~ '|'S'
JOHN NJ. ARNlISTEAD, \
w. CAMBRIDGE,
HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE 7 Trustees.
CHARLES s GAY
isichmNpd, lee llih, 1929
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11

rules, holden in the clerks Office
OF the superior court Of chancery for the Rich
mond district, the 5h day OF October 1899 William
Moore, pitt tSainst Richard +. Adams John A. Adams
and Others dts.
The defendant John a. Adams, not having entered
his appearance and given security according TO the
act OF assembly and the rules of this court and IL an.
pearng, by satisfactory evidence that lie is not an in
habitant OF this country: ii is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here the first day of the
January term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
that copy Ut this order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published in The city of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted the front door Of
The CAPITOL Ia the said city.
A copy. Tes'e, WIN G.. PENnLLrur c. o
XVTRGlNIA:-At rules, holden in the clerks Office
OF the superior court Of chancery for tho Rich.
mond district, the 5th day Of October 1929: Samuel
Leake, pltE against Jefferson T.. Trice Paul G. Bur
russ, and Mary J. his uifc. dts.
The defendants Paul w. G.. Burrrss and Mary J. his
wife, not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly and the
rules OF 'bs court, and it appearing, by satisfactory
evidence, that they not inhabitants of this country
IS ordered, that the said defendants do appear here
on the tenth day OF the next January term, and an
swer the bill OF the plaintiffs and that COPY of this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pub.
Ished IN the city Of Richmond, for two months sue
cesslVely and posted at the front I, 5or of the capitol
~ the said city,
COPY. res'e, WV. G.. PrSpIrroN. e. c.
NIRGiNIA:--At rules hn!den in The clerks office Of
the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district, the 5th day Of October, 1929: VIM. Banks
dale, admir- Of Frances 1abb, deed pf against Allen
James, Ellis Allen, Paschal Wells and Frederick d.
Peters, dft's.
The defendant Paschal Wells not having entered his
appearance and given security according the Of
ct Assembly aud the rules of this court and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that he is inhab
tant of this country IL is ordered that the said defend
ant do appear here the tenth day of the Janu
airy term, and the bill Of the plaintiff and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some NC VS.
paper published in the city Of Richmond for two months
suceessvey, and posted at the front door Of the CAPT
tot, IN the said city, A copy. Teste,
wv q. PESDLEToS, c. g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11

SERVANTS VANii,ED.
u WISH tn hire drst-roie Coos' and rood Wash.
or ami lroner Tor the nex. YEAR for which i,h",.l
price will DC givcn-apply ut
dec I5-ts ioi'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11

6Gn@ 9f p'rgiisa, jan. 4, 1880.
Nih PRESIDENT and Directors have declared n
u dividend OF three per cent for the last hal,
yenr, which will be paid on the s,h instant.
10, VA, W. DANDRIDGE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11

Smithfield and Chuckatuck
- 80 COTTO.N YARNS.
HenAlLbs OF the above superior Yaf, (san, finn ,,o
SV best cotton, unaffected by the injurious operation
OF na,meg) at the lowest prices for sale nv
Gee 10 JAMES WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11
BALDWIN, IVES & Co.

HAVE received by recent arrivals, and offer a,
IL tohoiesafe or retail. upon accommodating terms
N A VI nci,. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11

Farmers Bank Of Virginia.
VuNHE President aud Directors have DECLARED n ri.
II vidend of two and halt per cent, ON the Cnu;.
Ia. STOCK Tor the last six months; which will be
PAID to the Stockholders on the 18TH inst.
Jan o-ltc WIN. NEKERXlS Cn.L,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11

az an APPRENTICE is waued at Tive We,s,,s.' y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11
NovkMHkK 2Ith, 1879.
IL APPAHANNOCK ACADEMY

Richmond, lee. IIrh. 1929.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
read the second time, and referred to the

read the second time, and referred to the
committee on commerce. The vote on the
Navy Bill was reconstructed, and on mo-
ton Of Hayne, the vote of the preceding
day was reconsidered on the question to
fiji the blank in the first section with the
words "one vice and two rear admirals;"
and on the question being again put, il was
rejected. So the rank of Admiral is not
created. After some further amendments,
the bill authorislng a subscription of stock
in the Maysville, Washington, Paris and
Lexington Turnpike Road Company, was
taken up. Mr.. Forsyth moved to strike
ou, the first section. The motion was neg
atived by vote of ayes I9, noes %. The
Senate then ad ourned.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
AUGUSTA. Geo. Nav 2.


IN digging cellar on mr.. Jessup's loi
on Broad street, on Saturday, the labour.
ers came to human skeleton. On exam
ination il was found to be the remains OF
an Indian Warrior, probably ofhigh stand.
ing in his nation. The lower aud upper
Jaws arc toleraby perfect with their teeth,
but the rest of the skeleton, on exposure
to the air, soon crumbcd to dust. lie was
Judged To- belong To the aborgines Of the
country from the ornaments OF Indian taste.
the implements OF war, &c. with which he
was surrounded. Around his neck were
some kind of metallic beads, and rings,
bout half an inch in diameter and a. wide
resembling small bracelets, which appear
t. have been strung round the neck with
the beads. They are formed oflron wire
Amidst these, were found brass points Of
an inch in length, which might have
been arrow points, which they most rcsem
ble, or pendant ornaments OF the necklace
But the most remarkable were the wire
wristbands, at least SIN inches broad, made
in the same manner "a the wire rings n
bnvc mentioned, but oftoo massive slruc
ture, We think, to have been mere orna-
ments only. IL is most probable they were
also part OF his armor, protecting the war
rior's arm from his encmy's Ratchet. The
beads were connected round the neck by
silver loops at each extremity Of the neck
lace. Tie lay in an horizontal position
with his feet to the east. and his face turn
ed towards the north at an angle of about
d. degrees. There were no signs of a
coffin OF any other structure in which the
body wos deposited. Judging from the
bones, which were in Il state of preScrva.
ton. their former owner must have been
as far az stature went, the worthy lord OF
the forest through which he roamed IN the
pride oil manhood.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20

Gdlvrnic Erciiemcnt. OF the numerous
experiments which have been instituted to
verify the analogy between Galvanism and
tho nervous action, those OF Weinhold are
not the least interesting. lie behcadcd a
cat, and after pusatlon and muscular nc.
tion had completely ceased, he removed
the spinal marrow, and filled the spine
with an amalgnm ofQuicksilver, Zinc and
Silver. Immediately the tbrobbing Of the
arteries re commenced, and the muscular
actions were renewed, which could not be
distinguished from those produced by the
influence of the spinal marrow; the animal
made many leaps, &c.
He filled with the same amslgam, the
scull and spine Of another cat, which did
DO, give any sign of life; the animal be
came during 20 minutes. IN such state Of
V,iat tension, that it raised its head, opened
its eyes, looked steadily, and attempted to
walk, and endeavored to rise after falling
down frequently. During all this time,
the circulation and pusation were very nc.
tive, and continued for n quarter Of an hour,
after the chest and belly were opened.
The secretion Of the gastric Juice was
evidently more abundant than formerly, and
the animal hest was perfectly re-estab.
lished.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20

ed such prices, that the industrious Box.
ford manufacturers sent in large supplies
OF them; and they can now bo purchased
at from to dollars.
The bonnets are, both in respect to ma
terlal and form, very elegant, and well
suited to the season. Success to their fair
manufacturers! Boston Paiiad
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
Ma. BuRsEs.-The Washington CORES.

Ma. BuReEs.-The Washington CORES.
pondent of the United States Gazette
makes tho following remarks, in speaking
of mr.. Burgess, recent speech on tho Tar
iff
"With all the physical vigor which three
fourths of a century have not been able to
impair, and all that mental energy which
" be strong as ever, while the life blood
courses through his veins; with oil that Or
iginaity of thought and language, and all
those beautiful and frequent rhetorical dis
cursions for which he is famed above all
the members Of the last half dozen Con
gresses; and with all those notifications
modulations and infections Of tone which
are the result of!ong and laborous practice
guided by an exquisite taste, he addressed
the committee, and commanded the atten.
iion which always obeys his bidding, let
him rise to put himself forth on what sub
jcct he may lie was particularly severe
on the policy of England; and the design
Oft, which he represented az being to di.
vide and conquer: 10 divide the South from
the West and North and East, and conquer
them. Conquer the South, he said, she
might; but never could she conquer Now
England, while there remained there man,
woman or child, for they would make ev-
cry fair valley Golgolha,snd steep every
mountain to its summit, IN the blood OF
those who had lived there, and still the
winds should sweep only over the graves
of frcemen. Hour after hour, he con,n-
ued to speak, yet still the house remained
wropt in the same silent and expressive at.
ten,ion as at first. lie descanted on the
advantages which might be anticipated
from the colonization system, which was
destined to send back TO Africa those arts
and sciences which originally came from
that benighted country; and in conclusion
prayed for the cterniiy.of our union. He
spoke unit! o'clock, being nearly foul
hours"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20

FLoATISG SroNE.--Wc Yesterday, for
the hrst time in our life, saw stone, about
Is inches long, by six in width, and three
inches thick, floating like wood on the sur
face vt fresh water. Ii is q part of block
3Sl inches long, lS4 wide and 81 thick.
weighing i33 pounds, which was picked
IN a, sea by the Sarah, whale-ship from
tho Pacific, bound to Nantucket. In color
and appearance 1t resembles very closely
a block of coarse granite. such as is used
in building. There are no pores visible,
though the grain is by no means compact.
Il bears no resemblance TO petrlfed wood,
or to any species OF coral which we ever
have seen. Jour- Com.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20

TIA AND CorFFE.-The bill TO reduce
the duties on tea, coffee and cocoa passed
to a third reading Oh Tuesday in the Sen
ate,--the amendment having been first re-
Iccted. (2G to 20.J which provides that from
and Gtltr the thirty first day Of December,
1880, the duiy on salt shall be ten cents Jor
erery fi1y pounds, and no more. AS tbs
bill has already passed the House, there s
every reason to believe that il will become
law. Its provisions we have already
stated. Ii reduces the duties on tea some
thing more than one half, on cocoa ono
half, and on coffee four fiths. The amount
of reduction when the bill shall have gone
into full operation, viz. Bis, December,
1881, will be about S3OOU.000 per annunl,
which sum will be saved to consumers AMI
withdrawn from the national revenue. eX-
cept as this result shall be varied by tie
increased amount OF lmporiations,
Jour. Com.
Some Gcorgians and Carolnans hayo
had fight on the Cherokee Gold lands,
about the right of digging. One man Was
killed and several wounded. The Georg-
ians were victorious.
The inhabitants Of New. Bedford have
voted TO petition the Legislature to provide
for the granting Of licenses to innholGers,
excluding the privilege Of selling ardent
spirits.
William p. Giles, late Governor Of vir-
airia, has been elected a member OF the
house Of Delegates Of that State.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20

Bnxropp BoNSErs. Bcnnc,s ofa fash.
ionabe air, and well adapted to the season.
have recently been made, at Box;ord, about
- miles from this city, from rye straw.
The first edition of them was carried TO
New York and sold to the most fashionable
milincrs, as English Bonnets, of recent
manufacture and importatlon.lat an exhor.
bitant price. The Ncw.Iork milliners
furnished their Boston Correspondents with
the new article, and many of them were
sold. IN this city. at from ~ TO III dollars.
The new English straw bonnets command.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20
Rtpiy Of General Pqe-

MuRprH. Charlotte Haywood, charG-
ed with the murder of colorcd girl Lucy
Johnson, on the 29lh ult was brought be
fore the Hastings Court at Richmond, on
Friday last, for examination. Her coun.
sci moved a postponement of the case to
the court IN course, three weeks hcace,
on account of their not being themselves
prepared for the defence.
The prisoner appears to be about ~
years of age, rather under the middle size,
her figure quite handsome. She was &c
compUued by her infant, an interesting
looking girl Of about two years of age
Her husband was also in court. She IL
represented by those who knew her in
Norfolk, where she was brought up and
married, to have been the admiration OF
the circle in which she moved, as well for
her personal beauty, as for her amlable
conduct.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20

Mr.. tangdon Cheves. Of s. Carolins
has been thrown from q sis, bu, was not ma
leIally injured
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-20

1t is remarked in the Washington Ban.
ner that the dcccase Of mr.. Tudor is the
seventh instance Of mortality, which has
attended our mission 10 South America.
Mr.. Graham, who succeeded mr.. Sumter
as Minister to Brazil, after 4 short resi-
deuce AZ Rio de Janelro IN 1920, lost his
health, which induced him atler less than
two years absence 10 return nome, where
he found grave soon after his arrival
Mr.. Rodney, Minister to Buenos Ayrcs
died in 1924, after short residence IN that
country. Mr.. Anderson, Minister to Co
lomhia, died in lS25, on his way from Bo
gotta to the Congress at Panama. MIR Pre-.
vost, our informal diplomatic agent in Peru
residing there before our recognition o
her independence, lost his life in That coun
try in lS25. Mr. Cooley, our first Charge d
Afaircs 10 Peru, died at Lima IN lS2-
Mr.. West: appointed as his successor, dice
in February last, at Rio dc Janeiro, on hi,
way 10 Lima.
TO this list may be added the name O
Com. Perry who was charged with diplo
matte functions in South America, at thC
time of his death.
1t is stated that upwards Of 30 vessels
which sail from Boston, have no arden
spirits on board. Forty have been entered
at Charleston, :. {. on the same plan
Vessels. without spirits, are said to hav,
been fitted at Nantucket, New Bedford
&c. for whaling voyages.
Mr.. fangdon Chevs. Of s. Carolins
has been thrown from sis, bu, Vas not ma
tenally injured
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-04
SALE OF LAND.

In obediance to decree of the Staun-
IL ton Cbancery Court, pronounced on
the Odd day of July, 1927, wherein
Edmund p. Walton is Plaintiff,
And
Zachariah Maupin and Wilson Rob-
erls are Defendants.
| shall offer for sale on the first Monday
in July nexl, that being Albemarle court
day, on credit of six, twelve and eigh-
teen months,
A TRACT OF LAND,
Adjoining Wilson Roberts, Chapman w.
Manpin, James Johnson, &c. containing
l25 ACRES,
To satisfy to Wilson Roberts the sum of
S469 p cents. with interest thereon from
the 9th day of October 1927, and the char
ges of carrying this decree into execution
nj. w. ID. JONES, d. NJ. for
GEO. ESKRIDGE, NJ. S. C. C.
Iune 40 ids
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-04

AS long as the encouragement; of domestic manufac.
lures directed to national ends il shall receive from
temperate but steady support There is no necessary
connexio between and the system of appropriations
On the contrary, appears to that the suppos0n of
their dependence upon each oher calculated excite
the preudices of the public against hoth The former is
sustained on the grounds of its consistency with the let
ter and spirit OF the Constitution OF its origin being
ed To the assent of all the parties the original compact
and OF its having the support aud appreciation of
jory of the people which account it ia at least enti
tied To fair experiment The suggestions In which 1
have alluded refer forced continuance Of the nation
al debt, by means Of large appropriations substitute
for the security which the system derives from the pn-
ciples which IL has hitherto been sustained. Such
would certainly indicate either unreasonable
distrus of the people, or consciousness that the system
does possess sufficient scundness for its support il
left to their voluntary CHOICE and merits Those
who suppose that any policy thus founded can he long
upilelp in this country, have looked upon history with
eyes very different from mnc This policy like every
other, must abide the will of the people, who will moi
be likely To allow any Device however specous con-
ceal its character and tendency.
In presenting these opinions have spoken with the
freedom and candor which thought the occasion fol
their express called for and respectfully return
ther deliberatou and judgment.
ANDREW JACKSON.
May %, 1920.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-04
CIRCUS $50!

a VIE ladies aud gentlemen of Char
n io'tesville and its vicinity, are res
pcctiuily Informed that the
YEAMAN CIRCUS
",'l be opened i'll this place for three days
only, commencing on Monday, the 9TH
INST, when will be brought forward va
rlety of pleasing
Equestrian, Gymnastic & The
atrical Performances.
he Managers flatter themselves that
from the qualifications of the Company,
ana aided 10y the much admired perform
ances OF Mrs. SMITH and Mrs. SIZER,
general satisfaction will be given.
Doors open at o'clock, performance
to commence at half past p. Nj. Circus
VIII also be opened at : o'clock, p. Nj.
each day.
Admlttance-50 Children under
IL years Of age. half price.
L. 3. Proper seats will be arranged for
the Ladies.
June 40 II
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-04
NabTAdtE.

H9UkSUANI to an order of the direc-
a tors of the Rivanna Navigation Com
Pany, Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received OH Tuesday the
3 OF July next at the Palmyra Mills in the
County of Fluvanna for improving the
Navigation Of the Rivanna River from
Woods Locks near the mouth OF Rivanna
River to the Union Mills, in the following
manner wiz repairing the dam g. Locks
at Woods, and deepening the Canal To
deepen the Ledge at Bryants ford. A Ca
nal and Lock at StiIman s. Ahslins,
dam and Lock at the White rock near
head of Stilman and Ashlins Pond. A
dam and Lock at Strangers Mill seat
A Canal and lock atthe Palmyra Mills. A
dam and Locks at or near the head of the
Palmyra-milI Pond And dam and lock
at BerDards-burgh.
FOR information as TO the height and
length of dams. Length width and lift Of
Locks, Materials and manner of execu-
ting the work, any person disposed to I'M
deriake will please make application Ell
Their personally or by letter to Hugh Mel
son President, James CLARK, MIC hOlas II.
Lewis, John 2. Sampson or Daniel F.
Carr, directors. Direct to Hugh Nelson,
James Clark or John p. Simpson, Ever
etesvilc AIbemarIe County 70 Nicholas,
ii. Lewis or Daniel f. Carr Charlottesville
Albemarle County.
DANIEL f. CARR Sec. Il. NC.
' May $50 st IA