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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

Superintendent 'of The Cumberland road. A
gentleman who came passenger IN the eastern
stage, in company with Mr. Nckffe, Jack
son member oil Congress from Kentucky, in
forms us, that observing the manner IN which
the repairs had been done on this road Mr..
Wickae remarked that he would write 10 the
President from Wheeling, advising dim to re-
NOV The superintendent.
Mr.. Wickiile was not aware when he left
Washington, that no further appropriations. for
the repair of The road were likely 10 be made
ana consequently 'ha, superintendent, would
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

were sxirlcaled BY their ONO exefiions. or that
nj their friends, from tie midst of rafiers,
| beans aud rubbish Some ~ere carried 10 a
distance between masses " timber and brick
| bats. The storm hogan ~ ,ubstde. aud The cry
u distress was heard. Papple half naked we're
seen running through the stress 10 eIiri-
/ cate their friends OF convey ihem 10 IA place
of safety. MIR. Arnold's ,as~ va. very phiable.
In passing from the store TO the street, the cor
nrr eta flying door struts h,m and tore out
portion ofhis lnpgs ~. was still able TO run
INTO the street whrfe he was picked up and
carried inlo an nnroofed hbuss aud laid upon
the floor thence lie WIS aken 10 bed, aud lay
during The Night aud thu nexf day ~ the great
esI sgnny which he pote With remarkable for
iilude. aud III lengih dird. giving his friends
The nnsi consolaiory esidence oil h,s nnshah en-
aud triumphant faith.
-" The jsmaee IS variolsiv estimated from
fifty 10 hundred thoupand dollars Some
have lod their all, aud arc without houses fur.
niture, OF food Mr.. lurieniine's Jewelfy shop
was literally torn 10 pIecei, and his whole stock
scattered in every direction. The goods Ia
most of the stores sustained good deal of in
jury imiddl"d. -
Lrtracf from Il letter tai The Editor dated
CHARLorrr, Yen June |, 1880
" Aboni ball past Ten O'Clock last night. our
aud destructive effect, of which no pen can de-
sctihe, nor can they be- Adequately conceived
rAcrpt by those who were sinrsses tn the a~-
ful q terrific seem. Our lite town is now, liter
ally u heap OF ruins. Mani, who but yester
day had comfortable homes, are now without IA
place even 10 shelter Themselves, while their
clothing and provisions have all been swept a
way IN the general wreck TIE wind APP
preached the vlll4ge from the south wesl. aud
although the appearance OF the sky was fright
fnl, and one constant glare of lightning INSPIRED
awe aud alarm, yet no one anticipated, none
could anticipate. and even now II is difficult 10
realize, whit thu rayages ot FIVE minutes have
produced Bur yesterday, were at ease,
and comfortably situated 10 day. many are
"arjcrng about the streets. not knowing where
10 90 ~ how To procure the means OF supplying
their necessities MANY who but yesterday
were blessed with health aud the fall eojoy ment
Oi the comforts Of lite Hre languishing on their
beds, and some with scarce a hope OF recovery.
Bun amidst a.these calhmiIies, the hand oi a
The almost miraculous preservation OF many oil
our GnI1ens.
[Iisrs follows q list Of the buildings destroy.
ed, making ID IN number, exclusive OF out
buIldngs,R great number 81 which were leveled
To the earth. Many persons were wounded,
only TWO Of whom, however are moi expected TO
survived
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

CnDncity for FLceaorl. time Of t'.e grand
absnrdlies 1fnnv nation nj PHILOSOPHERS IS to
think that the same nher.y is made for all ma J..
kind. They might - ell think that The same
PAR of paulaloons were made for all mankind.
we may TRANSPLANT our constitution among
vou-but thp tree viii never throw ONT a leaf
You hive not ne soil. fnere are | know. O.
ven in Italy. individuals of fine aDili,y and
generous disnosir.2ns; but the poonle wan,
the r,i,1 the moreIs an lin batit, for free.
dorp.
Ttsy ,re n ,rac.f,I ,..y,, ND n,p,,,oeea
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
] am, sur, our obedient servant.
LONG ISLAND.

Since the resignation Of Mr.. Spencer, as
special counsel IN the Morgan trials in New
York. The Governor has appointed Victor
Blrdseye. THIS looks like avoiding n straight
t0ruGrd examination. Patriot.
Perhaps nol genllem"n. What Can we ex.
pect more " stfalg hforwar then the course
Of "A pictor, and What" examination" can be
more correct Than dirdseye tiesO
Boston Centiusi1.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

When the Lighthouse bill. which makes
appropriations to the amount of sonnet hing
Ike half million dollars, was brought to the
President as having passed both Houses" |
declare" said the President, . shall have To
impose direct tau, if they 60 on at this rate ."
What a Solomon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

norton again 1.-THE Boston Courier, IN
the following paragraph OF Retorm.' intro
dnces the public's old freud and servant, Mr..
Norton, again upon the carpet. II has bern
so long since we heard OF him. that we were
really afraid he was dead or, peradv~nturs
sleeping, But he mounts TO office, on &c more
upon the wings Of Jacksonsm.
" Rejorm..-We understand thar MIR. John
Champnev, OF Rozbury, tor nlrnY years a
weigher aud guager in this Collection District
was removed from his office ON Monday, and
the place tiIled by The appointment of John W.
Jams, Esq We are informed. also that & II
Norton Lsq. the Noronzed Postmaster at
Hartford, has been appointed Inspector
lAier. Ga=.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

polite attention which the. numerous parties
meet with on visiting Their snlp."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

Transforming influence Of ttre.-The Now
York Courier states ihAt on the evening OF the
|, INST an aged mnn OF venerable appearance
citizen of Salrm Mass. procured the assistance
OF the Police authorities, 10 endbie him 10 drag
his daughter, the Victim of Seduction, from
her Infamous haunls, With view of endcavn-
ing'to restrain her career of wee. She was
arrested by one of the Officers and confronted
with lie stern, though calm gaze Of her agonl.
2ed parent her bIghIed countenance bespoke
her ruin, whilst her eyes flashing with an I'M
holy '6te showed that the drspoIer's lnies had
too deeply poisoned her mind 10 give hopes of
nm easy cure. Margaret -, The unioru-
nate girl, was rather above the middle female
height aud probably not more than Is >ra's
ot age, aud so young, sunk TO the most mia
nous depths oil disgrace. " Home, ha what
care ior home. friends do you think.
said she, ii sos force me TO 20 home iii sthy
ihere 40. NY person is my own, not Indt old
,nans." Aud can these be the same mental
faculties winch bu, Il snort tune since appeared
10 guide ihnr person, when the ornament o. her
fathers mouse, the pride of bis hopes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

REV ARD.--Ws ar" Informed 'ha' Francis
McKenna, Of Charlestown has h"en recently
appointed an additional inspector ID The Buslon
Custom House.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

NeD Hampshire Seudtor.-We learn that the
House of Representatives on Wednesday last
made choice of Isaac Hnl Tor Senator IL Con
gress, in place of Nh Woodbury., from the An
II March next, aud that the Senate viii un-
doubtedly Concur in the choice. The Votes
were for Hill III. Woodbury. %, George
Sullivan 30, lchabod BnrIleIt is, John +.
PaIrou &, Selma Hale 3, jeremiah Mason
2, Matthew Harvey /, aud Samuel Din,-
more l.
The Portland Courier says, IS Mr.. Wood
bury place which is TO be GIlIedby the election,
whom Mr.. Benton in the sn0ate 81 yled Il Peter
the rock OF New England democracy" And
the question with the New Hampshire Legis.
laturr now seems to be,whether they shall " rob
! Peter 10 pay Paul"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
Eonis Jail, Half pas, Two O'Clock, !
2Sth. April. 1870.

Having a''eniiveiy listened to the Ciergymen
& iaymen OF different persussious on the most
Important OF all sutjeets.ny eternal happiness,
am firmly onsinoed that the Hol, Roman
Catholic Church is that in which can most
securely die During the last month, hare
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

Fmigr1nts-T New Lond"n g. .amhoat
towing line. brought up from ew York yes.
terday, besides larse freghts q mer spaudi2e.
company of EnSlish emIglants, am antng In
all, men, wnAen AVID children, to tncee hun
bred They are from LincolI shire, Eng land
and going ont to the western art Oft state
aud some beyond, to Ohio aud other parts OF
the great West. Troy ". Y, Sentinel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

At"hN'h1 1Hftu otfItCe JOhfHdt quotes letters
rom New lOrk pfthe 81 ult. (April stating
Tat :he Congress had bestowed ereat power s
80 The PIesldeni, and among others. that of
idins 10 the American army az his pleasure
he had ordered ten new Companies - be ra-e d
for the purpose al guarding the Western Buun-
cry Ton TIE Mexican territory the avowed
reason OF his was the protection of the Amer
can trade 10 Mexico" TThe editois OF the
uniird Service journal must have most
intelligent Corresr onGent in this CIVIL
The Glasgow Chronicle mentions that Mr.
Lfion had taken final leave of The Glasgow
Stage, and was shortly TO quit the profession
altogether having realized, II is sad, fortune
OF about S250,OOO.
Dr. Conquest had succeeded the second
TINE IN curing ny drocephaius, by drawing lhs
water from the head, by the fearf,iiy ur6cs,e
operation of tapplng.-Ibe patient was cir,
two yeas old.
lac unfortunate Mr.. Comyn was execu,ed
NJ Lime, ick Oh the 2Sih AprIl. His cyi,,e w.s
fogery. lie was several times respi,ed In, M
further. interference on the part of tha GOVERN
mcni beng expected. the painful ARRANGEMENTS
"efe made on the day above mentioned. A
deep concerned prevailed before and an 20 The
awful tnomen', among all classes Of society.
The following very solemn proGess,un Of
faith signed by this unfortunate gentleman.
q" the day he suffered, was sent for pubca.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-05
Zeal Nothing Cellar.

vESfIE subscriber has on hand ali ss'ortren Of ,'s1.
4 paigne and claret wine; among which A.. VIA
Blanc de Grave, Madeira, &c. Of bis cwu importation
London porter, Hibberl's brown stout, Al5ay,
Newburg, and Philadelphia, Georgetown ard Alexu,
dria ale and porter; bottled crab cider. and good st.Qog
and distilled vinegar Clerks of various qualities.
CASH given for old bottles.
~ Ding and securing continued as heretofore.
p. }. ~SAlNErAT.
n. B. Orders for any Of the ABOVE articles will h.
attended to, either for home or abroad. TO suit the eli.
mates TO which vessels may be bOuad-an object Vi
some Importance to commanders Tho are aware other
cabin stores being thus preserved.
or The editors of the National Intelligence. Wash.
ington. oIumbia Gazette, Georgetown, Winchester
Republican, Virginia Gazette. WarrentOn, and wash
ingtonian, Leesburg, will publish the above St, snd
send their accounts to this office.
iune ;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-05

pom we'll adapted to the purpose heavy bind
geon or Indian club, made of hickory. twentv w..
inches and a halflong, with smooth surface wv
a large oval head, loaded with lead, and Of , aI'
form as is best adapted to give a mortal b,oD ~'s"
the scull without breaking the skin. or d.. ="
blood. The handle is very inseniously cont
for taking hold of it with a firm grasp. He sou
tile assassin told him he turned the clubin aI,.r,'
Knapp acknowledges himself to be the g@..
of two anonymous letters. one addressed "a ~
Chairman Of the Committee of Vigilance. I.-
ing the gentleman who is the Executor ard
duary legatee of Capt. White. with beinc =,
murderer-the other addressed to the ecptjs, ~s
thus charged, and purporting to be from the g"
sassin himself, demanding $4,000 as lie ,@'
mised reward for his services. &c. F'
The wretched criminal. in a few DAYS A..
the murder, found that all the designs Which ~
expected to accomplish by tie murder and -.
destruction of the will. were trustrated-for y,
paper he had taken from the iron chest ,n,n',
out to be an old wiA. and in his ss;ltv b,.,a J.
left behind the real wiW Just made.
Whether Palmer took part in the murder
only knew the particulars from information ~
ceived from some one or other of the accopnE,
ces, the disclosures as yet made BY Knapn. 10
learn, do not determine.-ESser Reyisfer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-05
900 NeMarA.

OsT.- Supposed to have been mislaid or stolen.
- between this and Washington city. n Box from ~
TO - inches in length, and shout II in width The
box contains sundry Lottery and Prize Tickets, all Of
which were cancelled. and can be of no use to any one
but the subscribers. The said Box was sent BY Mr.
Porter's line Of stages, addressed To Messrs. Yates 4
Mcintyre, Washington City, care of Sir. sidney POI
ter, Fredericksburg, on the Sd of March last; and w'
traced to Fredericksburg, since Which it las not been
heard of. Any Information that will lead TO It's dlsO'
very. will be thankfully received, and all the expenses
that may be incurred, in delivering the said box to
Messrs. Yates & Mcintyre, Washington City, to W.
Sidney Potter, Fredericksburg or to the subsidies
at Richmond, will be paid.
YATES q MCINTYRE.
Richmond, may Slime SIT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-05
The Yard

- At Mount Sterling. about half wsybs
:gES tween Buckiand aud FJrqnici Cu.t bn,.
on the Southern road, is F0r rem, AMI hos
--ss-I sion given first OF October next. mi, Va
contains over thirty yats, all in Prime order. a rli
bark house, with iron mill, curry,ng shop, sc. MIb,
attached tot good dwelling house aud r%aricn. nos
occupied by Henry Turner. Thi, property i, i,agroj
situation for bark. in a healthy and populous n,i.t.,
hood. and well worthy a man of business.
For terms. which will be accommodating srp, d,
Phil. S. Johnson, Esq. near the premises, or to
June 4 GEO JOHNSON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-05
LATE FROM ENGLAND.

The ship Diana, Capt. sugden, at New York.
from Hull. has brought a paper from that place
of May lst, containing London dates to the
evening of April a9th.
There is not a word of political intelligence
from the Continent.
Health of7Ae King.-From the private Lon
don Correspondence Of the Hull Gazette uhder
date of April 90. Evening, we extract hefoilow-
ing
Our accounts from Windsor this evening" are
of a less satisfactory nature than for some DAYS
past; and to the repeated inquiries at the Gas
tie, by persons anxious abouthls maJes'ys heal'h
the answer is the King is much the same"
From sources. however, on which reliance Is
placed, we are informed that the attacks which
the King experiences in his breathing, have be-
come more frequent, and that they yield less
readily to the strong medicines administered Tor
that purpose. His Majesty's medical advisers
are almost constantly in attendance, and appear
to consider it necessarythat his Majesty shouldnot
be harrassed with public affairs. Consequently
ONLY those lave been admitted to his presence
to-day who have what may be termed an extra
entire to the Sovereign
The Dinner Parties Of the nobility had been
DELAYED: and the Duke of Clarence had refused
to preside at a public d dinner, in consequence
of peculiar circumstances.
Consols fell on the Goth from 924 to 92i.
The following is the bulletin OF the 29th:-
ssThe King continues much in the same state.
with occasional embarrassment in His Majesty's
breathing. Signed,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-05
Notice.

rsyHE subscribers have, this day. associated ,b.:
selves. under the firm OF EdU@d Dqius.rt,T ;.
Co, for the transaction OF Commission pU,~.,~ :.
this place; and have taken the W-rehouso, ION X L,'
wharf, tower end of Wolfe street. formcriy ,ec,r',4
by Nests. John IL. I.adl T. Go. r'
EDWAkD DAINGEBFFfD
irine WILLIAM II. f0WLE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-05
HENRY HALFORD.
NJ. !. TIERNEY."

This bulletin increased the alarm. The COM
plant of the King is understood to be the dropsy
in the chest.
Those who were supposed to know any thing
authentic of the state of the Kings Health. were
closely questioned; but no satisfactory informa-
ton was elected.
The proceedings of Parliament, on the 2sth
April, are of little interest.
A bill for the amendment of the Poor Laws
was under discussion in the House of Commons.
Mr.. PEEPS Forgery Bill has been postponed for
a fortnight, in order to give time for the presen-
tation of petitions.
There is no Marine Intelligence which con-
Germs the American Merchants.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-05
Nibernian Society.

A QUARTERLY meeting Of The Bibernisn Soeit't
N OF Alexandria, will be held in the Old CoUno"
Chamber, nert AOndoy Erening, OSoetOA.
CHARLES &URRiV,
june 4-5t Secretrr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-05
Miller Wanted

FIRST rate hand "a single man would he prefer
IA red) as head Miller in the Steam Mill in AieNau
dria. Apply to j. b. LADD.
NAY 1l-entf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-05
Fresh lime.

QQ1 CASKS Lime, on board brig pIa-
ooJ net; and 500 bushels Potatoes. For sale by
june l JOHN H. LADD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-01
Valuable Lands for rale.

pursuance of a DEED - Fr,ist dated tho -r,,
January 1928, and recorded in the county court
oi Amherst. executed by DAVID S Garland and Isrc
Il his VIE - Daniel iii@ginbolLarl and Temrs
LYONS 'r trustees. ~ trust 10 secure The na yr,e.-
OF three thousand qHf eighty e.,tt doilrrq arI NM
~ Tt"t'' with interest thereon, from The feS, Of
I1huary '"-S' To benjamin W. Lcig. and Rohcrs
2iauhrd, TO satisfy the said debt and tho czne-sc- +
the truEt,--wiLf. 10 SOLD, az pYbic a.cii,n ia ,b
highest bidder. for G lsh. ni 'hc from, door or no
Eagle Hotel IT, the c.y 81 Echr1onl, On Frjda. the
'l'ih DAY OF December next. the following lands i'm
the SAID Deed Of Trust mentioned and conye,-nd ard
more particularly described, W.
On" tract or Parc.i Of land lying anl bc:nr in .;,
county OF Amherst, the north side and sfiion;n,r
BuHa'e River ana on both sides Of HIcginb6t hams
Geek. and containing one thousand and tbroe acro
by metes and bounds in the said Deed of Tr,,st de-
scraed) mad" up of tEa lands purchased Of ITcn-r,
holloway and William Lee.
One other t1lc. or pare. Of land containing sixty
acres, adjoining The before mentioned tract and being
the same 'and bcl was sold under a decree of Az
horst county caurJ.uf = .utsnlber term 1909 nrn
nounced IN The case OF David s. Garland admor ~,
/ benjamin Philips, decd, aud gusrdan of Georre u
PhiiDS an infant son OF William Philips, decd com.
P,..nHn'' against MARY Philips widow and relct of
w HI!en Philips, decd and others, DEFENDANTS and
being the same land which was convcved bv Gsbr,oi
Penn 10 William Philips. deed. By deed da:ed fbe
1T Aay 1888. and duly recorded M the county court
/ % Amherst.
And one other tract parcel Of land ~ bc
last ncntined tract. containing four hundred acyps INV
Notes and bounds in the said Deed of Trust dpcT,;e6
ana being the same land TIA, was granted t.. Aaron
hrenbotham and devised by Jacob TyrJe the elder
to ms two sons WilGnj and Jacob
The sale VIII be made by the subscriber ,ud.r tb
-perla! power. IN Er Decd IT Trust Expressed and
contained TO the trustees either Of them 10 mako
The sale and only such tule vested by the said
deed ~ the trustees, is 70 be sold and conveyed =
And the sale will commence between the hour. of
4 - and o'clock Of the dav Of sale above annontod
4 Nci <"-iHt u c. JAM rs LYONS. JUNIOR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-01
MANAGERS OFFICE-
FASHIONABLE
Wig and Curl NIanufaCtoTy.

On iM street. three dJors 5ei,,r ire Z. s. l. tuhs
"a VI. Req NCLDS. jho Proprietor of tins Estab-
y hshment. respectfully informs the Ladies and
Gen!emen viat he has recently returned from New
York end Philadelphia with select assortment q,
ha'r work OF the most approved and latest fashions
"ro; 20 he surpassed for nea;Hess aud Workmanship
consisting of bralds of assnr CT sizes and colours:
T-l aud rnglott curls; r2e DO; the braid and bow.
Pua, new invented fashion
Gentlemen Wigs, scalps, tourccs end scr9trhcS.
made io 81 he head with such c,-Gl.s..c ncancs ns
to be rndsugulshahc from natural hair NJ t!, sam,
time o.'o1dlng the most perfect ease to thc ssarcr
iImr-cuting and showing. done in the most pcrlcc:
manner yet discovered. Razors, &c pDt in fret rate
crl'r. OF Sg-coi2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-01
86c3gsgoseD Sgg ge6m.
MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER /. 1890.

The Legislature of Vernon; has elected Judge Sa
m"eI Front'ss rs United States Senator. Judge p
Is claimed by the n. y. Enquirer for Jackson. The
Baltimore Chronicle, apparently quoting from the
Burlington (Nt) Free Press, says--"Thc result gives
high satisfaction to The friends of Henry Clay and the
ner, administrations"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-01
NOTICE

EN pursuance OF ihc fund m0nta rl'cs end rcpul1-
tiors of 'ho Richmond Loucos'ran Schpol notice
Is hereby given thl' Che Annual Nco';Dg orthe sub
scrbrrs thereto, IS directed 20 b. held nj the Schoo.
House, on Saturday tho 9Th day Of November at the
hour of J o'clock s.. N.
nov '.ro't & MYERS Sccrsisrv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-01
FRUIT TREES.

H1Hrico I0ulY .NiwScru.
HAVE for sale q; my Nursery. oE,J coI,,,,;,,
OF Grated aud Budied Fruit T,res. cons,s,,rr, Of
Apple, Pear Peach, Plum Cherry Apricot. Noc,a-
rinr Almond. Sc of the choices kinds Hayiro
made" my 5usncss,l select only hose that have been
found TO succeed best in this climate. Cstaiecucs
may be- had rr0ts. at the BoNisorr o. Peer Colon,
"h-fe any orders that may b. 'nh WILL De punctnalv
attended TO- sOSEPU SiN.TON
Grove. o., 2a-coGt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-01
Copartmership
gESIiE Subscribers having

E'tE Subscribers having entered into
partnership, TadDg under the firm of Nowland
x smith, Drauers and Iailors opposite the Bell Tn
rern axe ills method OF Informing their friends and
the puohc III general, that they nave on hand Il lorga
and general assortment Of Cio0ds CONSISTING Of pI,
Black. Brown, Olive, and Medley CoIor'd Cloths and
CassimereS together with AT assortment OF vestinr
winch they viii make I'D in The most fashi.nal,ro vi
anc M the loves terms. Those furnishing t6cir
own cloth, have il made up in the most fashion.
aor manner ROWLAND = SMITH.
y. Is. 4 constant supply kept OF Fancy Articles
OF abe latest fashions such as crayats stoc<s noclo
handkerchief gloves. susrcnders oct q5-eco,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-01
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

.jmeIta --Senate-Old 2ji. Branch I22.
MAJORITY for Branch IN the District, Ill
House OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES opposition.
-Congress-Dmp,r 100, Johnston 81,
Humes 3.
Senate Blair sol, McComas 1872. Sanders co.
House of Dclegates.--Ilail 49, lIcCamant 3I3.
SeoH.--C ongress-JoLHslon 33l Smith GO. ORA
per 80, Humes 10.
WtstinSioa - Cong css-johnston 1873, Humes
5j5, Draper llj.
Senate--Mayn 887. Cowen $50.
House Of peIegatcs-hcCuAougt $50, Keller
COZ, Clark Glg.
Ehsa6em C1y -Scna'c-Johr Page III, John
r. Joynes 81 Robt Anderson D.
House OF ega'es-Alexaudor w Jones' o..
Samuel Cotton 90, john C. Pr or withdrawn.
a. w. Jones Is elected by majority of - over
Dr.. Cotton. in the District. Elizabeth CITY and
Warwick send one Delegate.
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House Of Delegates, .2)--john p DrummonL and
Thos. q" BayIy--wllhout opposition
.Ff|son.-House OF Delegates, Il--Jamos Gar
land-no opposition.
.4ugiSta --Senate--Poils kept open days-D.
W Pa'teson 76o, Robert WHITE Gil
Whites majority n Rock5r-zc sol
Patteson's do Ia Augusta IIo