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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29
WARRINGTON CITY
Window Glass Manufactory.

'bNItE dealers N window gldss, aud the public
a generally. are respectfully informed, that the
a''vc manuiactoiy is now IN full operation, having
commenced the first OF September From the exne,
renee q" the proprietor and he pains taken to pro
cure choice materials, and select the best workmep.
he country could ot'rd. It is confidently believed
ina me glass VIII b" superior To any ever hereto
fer mad" N 'tc Washington CITY Manufacture
Al orders direc, d to the undersigned Agents for
Richmond, for glass Of any size or thickness, will
meet with prrmpt attention and be executed on tho
most reasonable terms.
We have lust received. by the Steamboat Poto-
mac, lab half b"xes, various sizes and qualities.
which offer for sale.
OTIS, DUNLOP & co. Agents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

\@ik1iNiA. AT ruies, holden the cierk's OH &C. oI
" the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
",srict, the 5ih day OF July 1850; Ann Davidson
ann,rX with the will annexed, of Robert Davidson
deco, pitt against Samuel S. Saunders and David Da
wilson. dfts, Ia
me defendant David Davidson not having entered
us appearance and given security according to the act
OF assembly and tho rules of this court md it apuear
ing, by satisfactory evidence, that he an n,abi
'a"' OF ms countrJ II is ordered that the said defen
daht do appear here the first day of the next Jan
uary term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
that copy nf this order he forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the city OF Richmond for two
months s'ccesslvely, and posted the from, door of
'he capitol IN the said city. copy. Teste
~ VIM. g. pENnIrroS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

" 'h'INiA:--h rules, holden the clerks Office %
superior court OF chancery for the Richmond district the
80 Gay 9" no'emer 1890 Robert Rives PIT against VIM
Gilai, adnor of Seymour scott the .am Wm, tilnt
ana John GiIiat III their rights WIN 6 Pendeon and
iefhcu : CiahUrrc, dts.
Tie defendant John Glat having entered his appe,
ace and gwen sec unity according to the Assembly and
ne 'u.s "i thIs court aud appearing by satisfactory evi
dcncc, uat he Is not uhabant Of country IL IL orr,
ca mat me sad defendant do appear he,e 10Th day of
e he% January term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and
mat copy Of this order he forw inserted IN some e
paper published III the city Of Richmond months sue
crsYey and posted at the front door Of the capitol in the
sain oiy copy. Iesc, WM. g. rfNDLfToY. 6. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29
~ Cl!ANCENY.-ln nen1lcn { onnlu lo,.,, 49, !,

= Office, December Rules, 1880.
William Anderson, con-it
against I'
John '"hel, Betsy Cabc, aud James Cabell
heirs of George CaJell deed dchs.
inc dcienua John tabel not having entered his apprar
arcc ana gVei security ACCORDING the act Of Assembly and
we 'ts oi uis Court and nappearng. 10y satisfactory evi
"s"cf maj he IS not an inhabhant Of this country Is order
ca That e said defendant do appear hpe on the first dav nj
e next Mahh term and answer the bill the pln. and
MAJ copy OF this order he forthwith inserted m the Const
oiiaI wing newspaper published nv Of Richmond
Tor two months successfully posted AT the on dno nj G
Court House Of this county ~ ~ ~ '"'
~ 4 COPY. Teuc IOFTIN " III, E1yr . .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

\fIkiiNiA At rules, holden in the clerks Office of
~ the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
as'r'c', me 9th day OF July 1880; Edward Cunning.
man, pitt. against Thomas II. Mitchell; and Garland
Thompson, ex'or of YIN. Mitchell, who was ex'or OF
Thomas Mitchell, dts.
me defendant Thomas II. Mitchell not having G n.
'ered ms appearance and given security according to
'he act OF assembly and the rules of this court; and
appearing by satisfactory evden that he is not an
nao!ant OF this country; Is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here the first day of the next
January term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
mat copy OF II IS order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two
".ns suGcess'eiy' and posted 1t the front door of
The capitol, in the said city. a copy Tes,e,
10 .wnr 4, p'rss., -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

" lK(rlNiA; Al roles, holden the clerks Office of the -,
pc oT court OF chanCery for the Richmond dc the ,,,
uay OF July 1880 Jonathan Crcefy PVT against Miar and
finey merchants aud partners Nyer Myers, H. Simpson
aud John Wnr aud l. X Mister dis
49, The defendants r. Smpon, Nlar and Fnlcy JOIN,
W mn ann L. u Mister not having entered their appua lance
and gwen security according the Of assembly g. the e
oi TINS court and appearing satisfactory evidence ,It
hry are not inhabitants o this country ordered tina, the
sad defendants do apper here day of the ex jan
uaTy term and answer the hill of the plaintiff, audth, cony
o TINS order he forthwith inserted uespaucr u,h'b
en- ~ The cy of Rcnond for months succesvcly and
posted Al the front door ni tire capitol sand CITY,
IL copy. Iesc, Wm G.. prNnI,foy r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

\WikGlNh. At rules holder III the clerks office Of
~ the superior court Of cbancery for the Richmond
drsT'ct The 5th day Of July 1880; John r Archer and
frances Cook his wife, pitts; against William Jones
BsrKsda'e, adj NOR OF Frances abb, deed, the same
B. Tabb and other dts
me defendant Thomas %. Tsbb not having entered
MS appearance and given security according 10 The
e "' assembly and the rules OF this court, and APP
bearing, by satisfactory evidence, that lie is no, an
uhaonant ct this country; 1t is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here the first day of the ne Vt
January term, and answer the bill of the ri in,iifs;
"nu 'a' copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
sorne newspaper published IN the city of Richmond,
or Iwo months succe ssvely, and posted ct the front
door OF the capitol, in the said city.
~ n COPY Tesie. WV q. PESn1 rrnn r. r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29
,WE;MCRh1LS or BISHOP HOB1RT.

.NEBORE1LS or BISHOP TIOB1RJ,
TWELVE Funeral Scrmons dcnvotrd in Now
rk. and elsewhere. ON OCCASION of the death
"t the Right Rev. John Henry Hobart ID d. B,sbop
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church. IN the state of
EeW \ "rk-io VIII ch will be prelixed. sketch CT
the life and character of this eminent PROBATE. ,,L .
Portrait from valuable original Painting. to be en-
gravcd bv an emront Artist.
The Work wal be printed in handsome style. and
delivered IN black cloth, he low price of ono dol
lar: subscriptions received by
doc r0LhTNS g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

" iRGiNiA; AT rules, holden in the clerks office
OF the superior court of chancery for the Rich
mona district, the 9th day of September 1880: WIN.
Jones Barksdalc admir- If Frances Tabb decd rI,f
against rheodrc Blair Diunster and seigniora his
wife, John Hannis:er and other dts.
Inc defendant John Dannister not having entered
MS appearance aud given security according to the
"c' OF ASSEMBLY and the rules Of this court and it an
rearnE by satisfactory evidence that he is net an in
hantat oil tins country; IT rs ordered that the said
defendant do appear here the first dav of the me-
January term and answer the bill IF the plaintiff, and
that copy of This order be forthwith inserted in some
news paper published in the city of Richmond, for two
months successively and posted the front door of
The capitol, in the said city. copy. Teste,
10 wv q p,.s 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

\vo'N'A. AT rules holden IN the clerks office of
The superior court of chancery for the richmond
district, the 9Th day October $780, Andre Mcoue.
PIN. against Walter acQuc, Jane McQuie and Mar,
McQui, dts. '
The defendants not having entered their appearance
an" gwen security according to the act of assembly
ana Tie rules OF this court, and it appearing by salts
Hctory evidence that they not inhabitants of this
Country; it is orde red that the said drfendants In
pear here oRthe first day of the mex, January term
and answer me bill OF the plaintiff and tina, COPY Of
'n's order De forthwith inserted in newspaper
successfully, and posted at the ont door of the CAP
II w.. 4. po,....
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29
~ GINA. At rules. holden in the eler.,s16

w GINA. At rules. holden in the clcrNjnlfece of,
rs SUBJ r'or court, cnanc.r, for III, 'st.u"nd
district, che 9th day "f sept. 1850. James Andrew,
pm ngsins, John Dell, cA'or of euben iiowa, d,
deed, aud trust e under his will, Bowling s,arke.
anil William l.. How ard, dts
Inc defendant William L.. Howard not having en-
rre" his appearance and given sscuritN - ccord,ng
the set ct assembly aud the rules Of this COURT and
appear'ng by satisfactory evidence that he is na, an
nabitant OF this country il is ordered, that said
Ietndan, do appear here ON the first day of the
January term, and answer the bill OF the plant III and
That copy OF this order be forthwith inserted some
mt wspaper published in the city OF Richmond for two
months Excessively, and posted at the tro" dor of
'hr capitol, IN the said CITY copy resle,
n wu q 'Pr>p,rro, , ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

V iKGiNiA.-A' rules holden in the clerks Office of
the superior cour, OF chancery for thesR,chmond
asr'ct. the ith day ut October 1880: Henry Wat
kns pi,E aSains, Francis S. d. Reile, and Peter W
Daniel, dts ttN
The defendant Francis 5. o. Peiiley not having en-
~red ms appearance and given security sccordn = to
the act OF assembly & the rules of this court, IT
habitsnt of this country. it is ordered tina, the said
defendant do appear here the first day of the next
January term. and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and
.na' copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper Published in the city of Richmond for two
months succ-ssive, and posted at the front door of
inc &C eSP"oi''n The said city. copy. reste,
o1 WIN @. PENDLErnN C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-29

w :,
district, the Cd day of August 1885, James Neal pnf
against Samuel Morgan, David street, admir- oil
Mereweaiher Hurt, decd and Champion e. ~ Mara
be- dfts.
ihe defendant Champion C. NJ. Marab,e mt having
e"'ered ms appearance and gwen security according
ia me act ot assembly and the rules of this court AID
disappearing, BY satisfactory evidence, that he is moi
said defendant do appear here on The frs, ay of t
neN Januaiy term, AID the bill of the plain
, ami that copy of this order forthwith insert
20 III some newspaper published in the city OF Rich
nont, Tor two months successivey and nose at III.
front door of the capitol in the said city.
70 copy. Teste WN & I,,H,,,.-o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24
MISSOURI.

Complete returns for State Senator from the ST.
Ious District, givc--for Edward Bates Anti Jack
SOM 1008-for Hardagc Lane (Iack5on) 527.
At the Presidential election in I&28-thc County
Of St Louis gave, for Jackson, GOo-~-or Adams 4I3
The change III the West is manifest. We have adj
verified to the Of supposing, that Jackson men
as against .1daas, are therefore Jackson as
against Giay Many who voted for Jackson, and
even continue to support his administration unques
tonaby prefer and viii VOC. for Mr.. Clay.
2. s. Since the above was written, the st Louis
Times brings from several other counties, ST.
Charles, Lincoln and Pike, ST. Gencvicvc, Galloway
and Nom gomery--Scuators and Representa- YES all
of which are decidedly against 1.-The amendments to
the Constitution" This question was combined in
the St. Louis election with opposition TO Jackson
and tic reelection of M Barton. The Times Is a
half way Jackson paper and predictions proba-
bly, suppress, VIVA: presume in the absence Of pre-
else information to be the fact-rcmcly. that all
elected to oppose the "praerdmcuts' arc IIhe,.jsc
hostile to Jac,on and BentOn aud friendly Barton.
4 Liter from Missouri published u ;ic National
Journal Saturday. wilton before the election says
six months ago. had lost all hopes of him, Mr.
DartUn's rc-eecton:l but there has been Of tic
most astonishing revolutions III pubic opinion, eve
Known III orr Government" The success Of Bate
and tho whole Burton Ticket certainly confirms t5l
information. Deeply indebted to Mr.. Clay Tor polit
ical existence, Miss url vii u,ost probably bcs'o"
Ter votes upon biu
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24
GDs constitutional GglDtn.
SATURDAY MORNING., AUGUST u. 1880.

u The Pincastlc Patriot, spirited paper, and
Which has betrayed heretofore, some symptoms wlcl
promised better things, in the last No. says
AS to the question of their (Clay and Jackson's'
relative pretensions to the Presidency we ire
opposed to incoasancy and groundless change in The
Ordinary operations of our Government. r s.
w" therefore regret, hat Mr.. Clay should suffer
himself to be put III nomination for the Presidency
at this time"
Has tn" Patriot forgotten that Rotation" was
capital argument for turning out Mr.. Adams? That
Nen, his party considered 1t eItreneiy dangerous to
elect the same individual, President, twice: That n
tacit pledge was given and aiken, that Gen. Jackson
would serve but term? Can two little years, so
revolutionize principle and policy? The Patriot has
discovered manly and self dependent spirit--a de-
termination rare among politicians in tins State, of
daring to think for itselfet it not forfeit the respect
1t has msrted, by emnlating the Inconsistency, and
bowling It's neck to the Vassaage of The Jackson par
titan Press.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24
MoNDAy MoRNING. AUGUST %. 1880.
GRAND ANTI-MAsONIC CONvENTION.

GRAND ANII-M ASONlC CONN EA IicN.
On the 18th Sept. tine general Anti Masonic Con
ven'on, will assemble in the city o. Philadelphia.
Considerable curiosity is already excited. and this
will doubtless increase as the approaches. 70
Disclose their principles address to the world
and to concert measures Tor their promotion and
cess We presume to be the design ofthc general An
ti-Musonic Convention. In ftrtherancc of this o.
ject, the Anti Masonic papers intimate that SERIOUS
facts will be disclosed writer IN the Moral En-
yoy,' says
at will probably be revealed, that while Morgan
writing his illustrations on Masonry, Dc WIT
Clinton then Governor of the State of New York,
wrote ii letter certain person at the West and
informed him that the publication of Morgans book
must not be allowed if its suppression rcqui-
rcd the sheding cf bioodi That the pardoniug pow
or was invested III hum and that none who were con-
Ceincd the affair should suffer if he could prevent
H."
The Philadelphia Sun, able aud influential An
tl-Masonic print, uudes to another development mt
which if says will be made at tic Convenion-w
says the Harrisburg Intelgcncer, will shift tho
base, vile, slandcrous and irrational bargain and
ruption' story upon It's authors" Tie allusion is i'll
the following words:
"Wclool forward 10 the United States anti Ma
sonic Convention, for 4 development Of acts of Ma
corruptiop which VII make even the i'm"st
dGnCrcDtS Ji the lDSUtoh titUiOic uu say J AN
most persuaded 10 become ANTI Mason We in
duge the hope tl1t or that day viii be exposed ~
The world proofs OF the fact, that Henry CLAY i'll The
Presidential contest preceding the last, was called
upon SUBSTANTIALLY support with his vote and n1u
cuco IN Congress. Gen Jackson for tho Presidency,
in opposition to AIr Adams but hJt he refused ana
with spirit worthy the ilustfiou5 fame Of so distn
guishcd public character. answered that he prefer
red fulfilling his duty 10 biz country. although amour
! ting to u violation OF bis Masonic obligation"
: Whether ,he ~Ony cntIou will nominate a caudi
date for TIC Presidency. and Who that candidate VII
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24
70 THE Eprrows or THE WING.

Gentlemen: \ distinguished citizen OF another
State has addressed the following queries me- and
as am unable TO answer them, permit me to ask Oh
yourselves, or through your columns, of any OF vour
readers vino will be good enough ia nish the de-
sired information.
Is. When did the culture of Cotton, as an article
of export, commence in Virginia.
end What mas been its progress?
3d. What Is the present exported. to
Europe coastwIse2
18th How much more profitable is il than corn
wheat or tobacco a SUBSCRIBER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24

be, are moot points. From every indication w,
have little doubt that there will be nominal ior
made and st Il less that Mr. Clay will be the per
son. The influential men and journals Of the party
are very generally his friends Though perhaps lav-
ing majority IN no one State-the Anti AIasons ire
poWcrlui ana last increasing in many, but particular
gu Ne" York, pennsylvania and Ohio, and their
<tnhuehce however disposed of, will he materially
icH' lhey nave dLsclalmed all purposes but the sup
preston OF Masonry, but as this cannot be accom-
PiShed without the possession of political power
they VIII be under the necessity Of combining Incl
dental OBJECTS with their grand ultimate purpose
Inc origin and progress of Anti Masonry must be
viewed as one of the most remarkable events in orr
or indeed, any history; nor do We believe it will remit
its excrtons, until Masonry, secret institution
is put under the ban of the law
Il At meeting Of the Democratic Party of
Chester county said to be one of the largest ever
held III Pennsy lvana the following resolutions among
others, were adopted The meeting seems to have
embraced Clay and Jackson men, Woltitcs and Anti
Woftcs Thus it will b. seen, that while the Ia
riff, Roads and Canals, Ratsbanc in the South
they constitute part OF DcasocracY in Pennsylvania!
In such ahsurdity and ncongrIty the party pol
tiles Of the country involved! \ Fcderast at the
South is for that very reason Domocrat in Penn
sylvanIa, and o'ce cersG!
Res2lred, That the Improvement OF our country by
means of national roads canals, and other public
works to facilitate internal commerce. s. intercourse
from the revenue of the Union is required by sound
policy ana the best interests of the nations and that
we approve of The conduct and votes of our Repre-
senatves in Congress at the last session, i'll favor Of
this national policy
Resoired That in the undivided opinion
of th" Legislature of Pennsylvania, expressed on ma
nv OCCASIONS and particularly ito last session. of
the policy and necessity Of the tariff system as a.
tional measure, by which the productive industry 81
manufactures of the country be effect ually en-
Outraged and protected and be thereby rendered
wholly independent of foreign powers.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24
INDIANA ELECTION.

Herewith you will receive the members ELECTED 10
the legislature OF this State, far have been able
cure them In most of the counties there strong oppos
ton "n both sides of the question: and others, local
influenced the of You will perceive that MIR
Clay has gained friend Ripley and i'll Marion counties
presented last by JackSnnans In Jefferson
candidates running three Clay and Jackson, lowest
Clay candidate elected received 49,
jackson; this formerly strong Jackson county MIR
clay VIII have considerable majority both housrs MI.
Graham iay) has been elected the Senate
trict composed of bartholomew, Jackson, Scott by
considerable majority his opponent a Jackson man.
Jefferson CounyDavid Hills and James H. Wallace both
tor Clay.
Standardization Diemont for CLAY: Craig for Jackson
Dcarborn-Sanuel H. Dnwt.en aud Ezra Ferris CLAY:
Walter Armstrong and James + Pollock, for Jackson.
Scot-A!cXauder owry. fo, Jackson
NaronAlexander w Russell, for Clay, ior Jackson las:
Jcmuinss-Hehrv I. Soper for Clay
Bartholomew ilian lierod, for Cla-
Shelby and JohnsonJulp smiley Jackson
'n.ks.isaac Howk, for Clay Joseph Worh and Johr +.
Zoe. for Jackson.
Franklin David Wallace, for Clay; Reid. for Jackson
hpicy-Wm Skeem, for Clay, jackson last yQar.l
tioyd--Jacob Bence, for Jackson.
observation-disclosures Hendricks, Clay.
M Clay will have majority in hul HOUSES uaara
Legislature.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24
AUI0GON q
hume rOuS.

elections occurred the first. In this State and
Missouri as far heard from, the changes have heen
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24
U'est India yrGde.-The e

Uest india TrGde.-The Boston Coilricr pronouu.
COS the ru;aor from New Brunswick. asserting that
the West Indies, would be opened to the u. States
"a new edition Of an old and absurd sory--not ent,-
tied TO the least credit" We THOUGH; So
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24
ILLINOIS.

lhe election for Governor and General Assem-
bly, is over IN this State Judge Jno. Reynolds is
chosen Governor by majority of about 500 over
Idr' hinnry. his competitor and it is supposed Mr..
E'gdon Il. Slocunib, 1t. Governor. Judge Rey-
holds was supported by the Ani-Jackson Press but
we are not appraised of the complexion of his politics
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24
INDIANA.

The Louisville locus Of the lo;1 confirms the
following rc}ugas from IDjiana, ph9Tc tile State
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24

t" Major Hamilton, any other holding his DO
htcal sentiments trust, therefore, that some per
son will be placed in nomination IN opposition him
UNION.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24

Salem .Wm der.-Tho BISON Courier states that
after the jury, impannced Iii the case of the State
VS.. J. Knapp, were discharged on Friday last, in
consequence OF not being able to agree Il verdict,
the counsel for the government immediately moved
for the impanncng of new jury to proceed again
with the trial. 10 this h. prisoners counsel nbicct
cd and moved for postp0nemrnt to 'he next stated
term of the Court! which will be held in November.
Thc alleged cause for this motion the absence
of S II Knapp, brother OF he prisoner, and Wh"
If was believed could give Important testlr IN the
case.-ln support OF tnc motion, Mr. c rdncr read
three atidavI;s,--onc by Nathaniel Pmppcn Knapp
| one by Il Rantoul, and one BY the prisoner. The
prisoner III his affidavit that his brother roI'
our Of the country would, If he present swear
that tue prisoner was in cncfI d' HIS ~ tio'
house the time the u:iI,r is saiu To nav" been
commit: cdthat he DID not expect to be accused as
principal in tine transaction and not prepared TO
prove an alb &c. H. Webster stated that the tes-
ttmony If the witnesses w!io present would re-
c"vc TO additional weight from the presence of ).
| II. Knapp. and that the government wiling to
admit that he would ailcga in the affidavit
Thc Court Overrulcd the motion for continuance, and
adjourned to Saturday morning
| On Saturday the clerk proceeded 10 call a new Jn-
nv. A number w"rc challenged and SCI aside At
ter the PANEL was completed tn, Solicitor General
opened the case the part of The government, and
the examination Of witnesses was commenced. Six
or eight called mp, after which the court adjourn
ell ii II ,rdav morning.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24

AARAWGNG oftbe Cumberland and Ma s 20:
10 Z - 60 - 10 As u H.,