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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-12
POETRY.
From the Winters Wreath for 1890.
THE SHADOW OF A FLOWER.

From the Winters Wreath for 1890.
THE SHADOW OF A FLOWER.
BY MRS HEMANs.
Twas n dream of oden DAYS,
That art, by some strange power,
The visionary form could raise
From the ashes of flower.
That shadow ofthe Rose,
by its own meek beauty bow'd,
hightlslowly, leafby leaf, unCIose
Like Pictures in a cloud.
Or the Hyacinth to grace,
As a second rainbow, Spring;
ofsummsr's path, dreary trace,
A fair, yet mournfu thing!
For the glory of the bloom
That flush around it shed,
And the Soul within, the rich perfume,
Where IRE they filed, all fled!
Nought but the dim faint line
To speak Of vanished hours
Memory! What are the joys Of thine.
Shadows of buried flowers.
CHURCH
Some go TO church just for a walk,
Some go there Ia laugh and talk,
Some go there To meet friend,
Some go there the time 90 spend,
Some go tn learn the PARSONS namo,
Some 60 there To wound his fame,
Some go there for speculation,
Some go there for observation.
some go there to dose aud nod,
But few 60 there Ia worship God.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-12
II. BRTGcs,
Secretary of the Convention.
SCIIEDITIE.

SCtlEDDIJE
Ordered that the roll containing the drafts of the amend
ed Constitution adopted by this Convention, and b; il
submitted To the people this Commonwealth for their
Tthcaon or rejectun be enclosed by the Secretary in
case proper for It's preservation and deposited among ihe
archives Of the Council Of state.
ordered that the Secretary do the Journal ofte
proceeding Of this Convention fairly entered in
wen bound book, and amer the shall have hecn sign
ca by the President, and aeSted by the Secretary that
nc deposit the same, together with all the original doc
cns ~ the possession Of the Convention and connect
ca WIN It's proceedings among the archives Of the Coun
GU state and further that he cnsprnted copies
81 nc san Journal to be well bound aud deposited in tho
Public Library.
Odercd that the President Of tho Convention do cer
true copy of the amended Constitution the General
hsStuhy now IN session aud that the General Assem-
by be and they arc hereby requested make any add-
u,ai PROVISIONS by law. which may he necessary and
proper Tor submitting the to the voters thereby quail
hcd 10 vote for members the General Assembly at
next Apri elections and for organizing the Government
anuer the amended Constitution, in shall be APP
| proved and ratified by such voters.
| among the strangers resortDg to Washing
Il Spn,f I'll IL e
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-02-12

Among the strangers resorting to Washing
ton, Is Samuel Houston, late Governor Of Ten.
ncsSec.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
DEaSVAE SURGERY.

e'Trnf0rns Ba'idng, .hain-street, nearly opposite
Ae Psrgsaid Banks.
nR MUNAOE has located !.iurznlf in this CITY
= and viii be happy 10 attend to ell these WHO
may rcq'iH" tho professional aid of n Dentist
the n"s approved principles of Dentistry and ample
practical r'rrerce, aided by great assduity and ut
tcntlon viii ensure him the confidence and patron
age OF the pubic His connexion With many of the
most distinguished Dentists in Tie Atlantic cities
sures him the ehres, information OF the most recent
improv elrens in tho science.
7. 3. Parents who have proper regard for fhe
1oaAty ana symmetry oftheir children 8 features cgt-
iar'iy, and soundncss Of their PEETu, should, on The
pro'uson OF the second set cons ult m experienced
feniia' when every lrreguarty from natural pre-.
scnth'ton Of the teeth may be corrected.
IlourS o. att ndanco from 10 10 4PNI
1nn 8--Co'9,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03

Al Il fAkNELL, begs icaye tender his most graelh
Iva Acknowledgements his Tor their kind liberal
support and to intimate TO them aud the public. thar
te TO give instructions the Piano Forte Violin Violin.
cello, singing, thorough bass and the theory Music.
Those ladies aud gentlemen who may please honor him
YIN Their patronage rely his assduous
eons IN promoting their and o ding that sat.
rfactou which ne trusts will hun the continuance ard
encouragement of a generous public.
Terms may he known Application his residence oppn-
site Nr Bue's School, Shuckoe Hill. Piano For,es tuned
snd repaired, &c. i,a 16-e,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
NOTICE.

NJ POLLARD will continue his school the ensuing year,
~ vicinity Of the Virgins Banks - Terns of
f limited nimbsr Of scholars, made known to applicants.
Vic will continue a night school during ihc winter
months, sud give Nnlng Arithmetic. bookkeeping
&c nI ,l,e r0yycnvncs q young mcn IN business
ian zssjnf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
THIRTY TO EoRTY NEGROES

nihIf TO EORTY NEGROES
IN wednesday, the Sd Feb shall proceed IN
~ sell, IN front of the Bell Tavern at II oci,os
a N. ifom 20 to 10 liley Negroes, a pa.t Of Which,
arc frs: rate tobacco factory hands : -"
Sile to he conducted by ]. q Cos.r &. Co
FETER LYONS, Ex'ortH
jon - John LYONS decd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
IVA. "A ET &C s. Il Nv s..
ARRIVED.

Steamboat Richmond, Chapman. Norfolk.
NEW YORK, Jan 10 ARID, ship Hannibal, Eebafd lD
London aud Portsmouth, 4th JRn9t lat sc % Ion %
"a, spoke brig Drew, I'm Richmond for Ravre
Schs Hornet, Gould, Richmond, o DIS; Phebc & Sally
Ifowcs. do II ds ~
,t NoRto ok, Jan 3i-And sonp Eliza Anen studley New
In Hampton Roads, snip eTculcs Rieh up ~, .
bound TO fjverpnoi
Also pu, back, ship Henry Hill, Hoy for New YORK
FEB. ARRIVED, Schr Independence. Cullun,-
Der, from Richmond bound tn Baltimore. The Schr
Minerva, Mi-tcr, from do for do aud two Drgs came
down in company. Sloop Cherub. Burke, from
Richmond.
In Hampton Roads, Brig Enterprise, -, FIN
Richmond bound to New York
The ship Hercules, Rich, for Liverpool; Brig Pow
hatan, Smith, for Cowes aud market, and ali the
outward bound vessels, except The Henry Hill, IIoyt
for New York have smiled fton Hampton Rosds.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
Issettosg - aGe@.
e.t4Is uAy.

poCSEiiOLb AND ;Sti CHEN FUR NITr1pr-
IN EDN bSDAI FRI Feb uafy.at n ,,,l.x
-, WIZ DC sold NJ the r, silence Z. nav. Chn..as a.
u"d"n, on Shockoe fijl', all. s.d consist To- 81, .
arge qua',I'y OF good and neas!y new Fu niisre o.
e'ery description; also three first rate sho, Guns
and sho, ID not Previous sales he made a. Gro wt h.
sofa on That day, at the same place, three cows or,
PAIR y! strong bay horses ba'ouehe and han ness on
wagon ard harness. rearly new, r,.,lp horse and
saddle, &c &c. As Rir Goddin ,rt-n1s I ovirg liz
State OF Virginia, the above nenghed prop. rty viii
&c sold Without any hind OF reserve wLat.vrr
terms Il safe All sumo upder fifty dollars cash:
shs oil my dollars ond over, ninety d-ys credit, fur
negotiable notes, with approved endorscrs -
clio Il s \. HUBBARD
- US IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
NOTICE.
I.dwd. III. Greenway s. Co.

ll3. Pearl Street. .Netr York
4 lORflNUE TO purchase manute> tured GOODS
- ON commission, which affords CT "a, facilities to
dealers at distance in keeping jhei. supplies of
goods general without being extensive.
FbeIr long experience in executing orders Cor
every description of merchandise wanted in ynsin
Ia and the Southern and Wcs-crn States Undue, 5
them to believe they can give general satisfaction
to ts 50 who will favor them with their business -
]: IS their intention hereafter to transact general
Commission Bpsness, and viii attend particularly
to the sale Of Cotton Flour, Todaccp, or anv pro-
duce consigned to them.
RsferenceS.-Ir. Chas u. Mitchell, RiclrmcnA
Va M'ssrs- Hancock 81 Brown, lynchburr, Va.
New York, 20ih January, 1870.
osW2t w3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
Gro. Clinton on Bo7,LinG-
U.ATVERSAL BTOGP3PHY.
GO RI An N A

Cob A n N
WILL stand the ensuing az my Farm,
w known rs HAIR SINK, nnc miles from Rich
mond, on 'ho road leading to Frcdcricksburg.--
Terms rs tomer!y.-- For tho $50; TO he
discharged by The payment Of $50 during the
Insurance sixty dollars. Yhe remarkably promising
character Of Gohunnas colts beng 20 well know IN
tins section of country, is deemed necessary 10
say about il.
Jan ls--eo4w JNO. ~ EOT1S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
THATCHER ON BEES.

Entertaining and JsefH knouiedge,
- SUBSCRIPTIONS received To The Iibrsry Of
- Entertaining and Useful knowledge, at
Jan 27 J. II. NASHS Bookstore.
o. If Thomas OrCrton, formerly Of Hat
TON Court Tbrea incrli- street london be living
IN the H. States be requested tn and MS address
to Il. w. Leigh, ~ Richmond, VirPipie. Tho re
guest IS made ~ me instance OF JIiD HieLns, ir.
Tow1 Clerk oGIsncaster, IN England Iti3 hoped
tho editors OF newspapers t1roug hout Tho L. States
viii have the goodness TO insert this notice vone
three or ionr times ~ Their papers fer ne sake ohc
two strangers who alone Interested ~ IL.
jan %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
BY DAyENPORT, ALLEN ~ co.
STOCK OF GROCERIES a..

STOCK OF GROCERIES, &c.
On MONDAY next, the LIST February. a, -
. CLOCK; We shbl sell at tie store Of Mrs Elizabeth
Jones' street, stock Of Groceries Shop Fixtures.
&c. Also, some Furnu re. =,
Terms at sah:. D. \. &, ca arc,s
The ID ah ins above sale i' postponed to WEDNESDAY
''' ~ 'HS'. iebe
va IIlt hSDAY. The 4th instant, at half past 10
CLOCK, At oar Auction Store, 9 -
I3 iihGs sugar
80 do prime rnolasses
100 boys mould candies
100 90 Drown soap
10 casks cheese
30 boxes glass
NrtPping and writing paper
20 bugs coffee -
20 bbls whiskey
hbds Antigua rum
10 boxes bunch ruiselfs
cerouns indigo
IlAis, shoes, giasswale
itas, NC. &c.
,so D. A. Sc co. ApIIs,
vue Of 40 pera!. OF TIusi, executed t.. john A.
= lsad and William panriiiss, by William nons SSa
Saesh his WIFI Tie one or the eighth day JaouaIy 1855
on" me other o. the eighteenth Cay or tsi..ary Es T
g1oier Lesd Of r' to Iicren A. Gune s.a
81 Juv ~ ue @ad " iLim hlorra the Lsh day
OOUii OF ie CITY oil cSipad; proceed 10 ,e on Inc
=. te purposes therein mentioned two Ln pieces 9r ma WI,
81 i7 ~ iie Guy ui RiCmond known aud distinguished n
la pan at TIE sad city Nv "" 7) ,.ee Ludred and Gor,H
se' aud )" tl ttIee h,nred aud fifty ,1o WHICH va
csysd 70 the sf " Liam lrri- by 6onas Eu,he,fc;s
% Sa- lbs wie Oy their deed Leatng the 18Th dav ~
r iS2? and admitted TO record ia tie Office on de
Srnh OF i"s'S Tor said cyand on which erected
sAAfiSe orc& hnius Used is Warehouse, for othe
upos' also three other lots pieces parcels of Land
owh ana Distinguishes, IN 'ie Flin OF sad city, by ntnhe
Gii .hrEe hupdIed and Gr,y W o. uure ,soe Iuned nrj
AN three (Sl3 md member three bundled and fryfr
k'+ "i Tie buildings commonly called Shcrkoe Wareiai-
"la al ohe buildings Hnd improvements sEenu which prs,
perry Vas conveyed 10 tine sad William Morris by ITo
several deeds Tor Undivided eTeof-one male On Ia
e1 Gay 81 ns lob by Richard Gregory Elizabeth bis
VIZ a oSI ifsan and WILSON Gregory; she other naee
h admitted TO record il the Jerks Of the fs,iuss
ourt OF sad city alsn other Lot piece Parcel of a6S
known and ds''ueished in The plan city, by numbef
i.!se hnsg aud forty t6) which cd 10 aid
man S4o'rfs' ny W iham Smith Sarah Smith be
rr iced Iearn date the 18Th day September 1926 s93
the city aforesaid. N>'-'t<
tusiees have ncyer knoWn the tiile to tie fong1y
IS Ifsied In themselves - - ~' ~ >'s.
JOfiIs u. ARAlTSTEAD
" DiADkibGE,
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE frusieeG
- CHARLES s. GAY.
ftchupoii Dec. IIih, 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
A CARD.


INTENDING to remoVe To New York in April
n next, Il would be ungratoful not TO acknowledge
tho very considerable patronage have received in
Virginia during thirteen gears.
particular reason FT this notice, at this time, is
toin'rodnce 10 The public, Mr.. JAMES A. PIEAsANTs
who will continue with me until my departure. at
which time he will take my place Mr.. Y. has been
for several years under the instruction of MIR. T..
Pormy, formerly of London, and now of the most
eminent Dentists Of New York, and during the IN
disposition Of Mr.. ParmJy, during the last Summer
months, Mr. PIeassnts had the entire charge Of his
professional BUSINESS.
Prom my knowledge Of Mr.. Peasants qualGca
tons have no doubt he Is entitled To- tho patronage
of discerning public
MIR. will insert Porcelain Teeth whom preferred,
although they are not generally preferred at the
North. II. BAKER.
ian 2G-eo3t cSd
DrThc Vrginian Of Lynclsburg, Advocate of Char
lottesvc Arena Of Frederic ksburg Intelligoncor OF
Petersburg, Will please give this advertisement one
Inycrtion, and send heir bills to the Wing Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
ORNAMENTAL HAIR

IN consequence Of an unexpected increase of bust
II ness during the last three days, the subscribe,
has been induced TO postpone his departure from.this
city until Thursday evening next. In the time,
he respectfully solcis the lnbabitans Of Richmond
to inspect his elegant ass rtment of Wig, Toupcis,
&c at his residence at the Eagle IIoltl.
feb 3-2t THOMAS QUIRK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
J0ta ": ARAlrSTEAD,
~ DAADkIbGE
liEhBERP A. CLAIBORNE, frusiess
p.o., CHARLES S. GAY.
FOR RENT-
f'H setting of at Prime Cost" and IN
many instances much beIoz, Casa

H+ouS Instances Ll1tch teEOzr Cost.
'EN poi that tie subscribers have been, ne o bc;-
aise ana ksneal assortment. of Seasonable DRY GOODS
rune Dost IS 50 GgpayeH!, that they would deem ne.
CeSsafy 10 insert second advertisements that effect had NOT
uHsens'pus eSnP been made lead public to believe
Tue CONTRARY They therefore again respectfully inform he;r
trends and eu.omes than they sid continue % seu off ~
Es oSt and Ia oT!er to the the renianiH
so ey nave Hd led hereto. (FcI the Bold Commander f,
view 1ork variety Of such gods they disposed of IN lie
Sy part oil their sales Among Iese many of ta ras
description OF soocS THAT were considered erysa7siJ slep
slnneI 81 and A. domesns Gro de Eartes yos dS la.
ga ar HIGn tesyngs, superior trs caieoe kotc priced
az pPer1e sehnsts and many goods on Of which
w 1e sold at Prns Cost and many instances the goods
nave oen on hand for time win much 6elo,o
fTne COST In announcing their intention to close fheiy bt
@gsS ~ ms maTHfC the subcfbers did expect to eo an
reHHrk from any person nevertheless, rnlarss
fou az iaserest kgou how ,e correct.
"es,. =. . KYLE q COCHRAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
MbrarN 81 Enitrtaining Kno1pIedgc.

NOTWU ~ entertaining hn0Dfedgc.
TINF Sucbe hss received the first number of tho above
valuable work, which published under the superinen
dance NJ the BRUSH Soiciey Tor the diffusion useful knos
edge and reprinted Pnge Or page with the London Edition
ms wok ~ intcnded combine the objects
and amusement comprising much entertaining matter as
can he given along with Useful knowledge and use
hf knowledge, he conveyed IN an amusing nn,"
Among the subjects s treated Of the Library Entertain
ius knowledge, Will be Menasoss, Material History British
inserts, Natural HsOry Of Birds Histofy
Subs used u The Ar HistoTy OF Inventions and Dis
c0veTies the MorImeuts NJ Architecture Associates Of nd
vduals remarkable for their arent pursuit knowledg. ,
der uriavouabc circumstance Historical Scenes and For.
traits Interesting Trials The part offered contains tho
History NJ Qaudpeds described and drawn from living suh
ects illustrated with II engravngs wood eons ming 2Is
pages aud offered subscribers the prce Of inv
ofs copy Subscriptions receives, fine BOOK apd station
cry store Of n SAHXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03

MANAGERS OFFICE.
TYNE TOLL ,wisg ore the numbers win ,hs n,
- aN q, aud South Carolina Extra. 10.
40, 70, AZ, FL, Dc. 8, II, 90
ao' '2' whole tickets, $500. sold n, It's oHice
Ico YATES s. MINTYKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
LAMBERT,S OEFICE

i,c~e.s 81 halves so. quarters 25, for sale nj
Ie2 y. CHUBB'S OFFICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
Z. CHUBB'S OFFICE

D,awing OF the Maine State Lottery. No. I.
=. D., %, Is, Sc, 40, 4S, ~, 30, 81.
something very mysterious that did not soil :,
CapnaL o' run .
-. TOMORROW. at THO O'clock.
me hichmond Dock LOTTERY will be drawn Cav;
tai prize 3 900. 81 numbers, drawn bnLots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-03
FOR RENT,

iHLf,s IS, halves 80, quarters | %.
!o JOHN H. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-04

iison with the Ku;s ministers, in l77 no es,o.,on NO on
preston but SIR Is also significant Language DOES
any man douh. the purpose for which penneds Canary
one a 10 see that was designed readers mind
inc question: whether, at is fias-,ha say IN 1919
SCUM saroina has any collision Kings ministers any
oppression or eNtoron to fear from England. Whe,hcy IN
Short England NOT naturally tho friend OF South Carolina
as New England with her interests sprn.ny an In
envous rivalry Of England. . y "
isH nor strange sir, that intelligent In South Curoii
ma IN iSIs should thus labor prove, that 7s5 there
was u" nos'y no cause of South Carolina md
Ensand That she had occasion, her own
interest or from regard her welfare TO take u arms
III inc Revolutionary contest. Can any one account for Tho
expression OF such strange sentiments, aud their
ouh te state otherwise than by surprising the object IN
ne, wat have already in,ma,cd, question: if
.ey han no cotso (aIk the cxpcssion) with the minis
tes OF hg GEORGE the Third in IT'S what collision hav
tney IN 1893 with the ministers of Kin. George the Fourth
Nha IS there now, in the existing things to
Casoma from otd more rather, than from Ne,o Enslaud
nesoo'ons SIR have been recently passed by the eyisla
turr oil south Carolina need rclrr them: they 20 no
man hs honorable gentleman himself has gone-and
nope not SO TAR content myself therefore with debating tho
matter with him, '''s ''
And now sir, what have Grst say on this subee, s
a al no time, aud under circumstances has New rng
land or any respectable body Of persons New England
any public man Of standing in New England pu, forth such
doctrine as this Carolina doctrine ~ ="
(ro
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-04

.... WAsHfNOTON, March 2.
CCNGRESS.--In the Senate yesterday, the NOR
ning was chiefly consumed by debate on Mr. Bar
nards motion TO coll OH the Secretary of the NAVY
Tor information and opinions, touching the cxpcdien.
ey OF dispensing with the Marine Corps in the Naval
Service The resolution was finally adopted; and af
ter receiving some other resolutions and dsposnp of
sundry memorials, the resolution OF Mr. Foot was
resumed, and MIR. Grundy continued the remarks
which he commenced on Saturday, until 3 O'Clock,
when the Senate adjourned
In the House oil Representatives a single subject
occupied nearly the whole sitting from IL till clock
This was "a motion to print petition presented by
Mr.. Burgcs from the yearly meeting Of tho Society
of Friends in New EDgland prayi5p tho protoction
OF Government for The Cherokee ard other tribes of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-04

=, % Saturday night at Mr. Mler the eldest son
OF ca Anderson Miller of Louisville willis, waitns 80 %
evec at Bayou Sarah Lardng, shot and died = y t
, Itappears he was shot by u boatnau whe r.,oo
INN ior another man of the name mm.d,n,.i" 90
noons Miller the boa,nan jumped board his ga Scs, IT,
nls caoe and went of without being arrested no,,Snt
she'e were hundreds Of persons about the landing
.. neeens Brown Halter, No. 20 S-uh Second .,,e.,
u.ooen inc manufacture Of black sk hats for gentlemen
stea. This is beautiful article which sornn.a
usc tho finest beaver and appears 10 be as durable
tPhiad. Fiat. Ga-. r
Ine hev l, H. Croes, of this CITY, has been i,vcd o., IL,
como the assistant Minister Of ST Paus Church rro~
and has accepted the invitation. "' 1'"'' Ave d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-04

, The tragedy of Metamora has been performed j.
BOSTON with great success, to crowded house Ii
Is announced for repetition.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-04

gentleman who arrived in the Eastern mail s,,. Ia.
evening informs Mr. Toplf at Merchants Hail. that the ex,en
sve cotton factory nj Saco together with large boardns
house, was ouIu ON sunday afternoon o'clock The Ioss
estimated ~ S3000O0 Of which 600 only was In s,ed h
was said IN this city. The FIRE said 10 ba We onsed 6
some defect nlrhe uTnaceBosioa Patriot Of TTs,g,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-04

committee ofthe Legislature of Massachu set,s.
mas made report on the affairs of the Brighton Bank
appears among other queer things, that the stock
holders arc indebted to the Bank in an amo,n, ~,
cecdng its capital stock. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-04

distressing Erent.-Three buildings belonging to
,hs shaker Society, about seven miles from Cleaye
UT An infant left on bed while the inmates were
attending Singing Meeting in one of the buildinos
was burned. The father, Mr. Swayer, of the town
OF independence, was considerably burned in vain
attempt TO the child ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-04

PERU The New York Daily Advertiser contains
the following extract of letter from Lima. da, cd
Oct 18th, 1929:
Our congress and the Executive have ratified the
treaty OF peace with Colombia. The terms arc hon
orabe Tor both governments; and it will have the e
icct TO restore the high opinion formerly
lor General Bolivar, and unite the people of this
country more generally IN his favor. We now look
forward to more tranquil times; and we doubt NOT
that The mines OF Pasco will be worked very advan
tagcousiy by the commencement of next year
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-04

The Baltimore Gazette says-'Wc have conyersed with
sentenan who was present the late exhibitions of tho CIV
raj steam Engines upon the Liverpool and Mauccsr Rs
road ana who informs that such the easy aud r fec,
ooro under which these vehicles managed that he
ne Novelty" when running the rate Of thy.two miles
an hou stop within the distance Of her length without
INC naed apparent concussoD shock any part of the
nachneTy OF the persons who idng This mou .,,a
9coy result proves that the Of speed which these en-
smes may be SAFELY carried, is greater than was Al IRE,
generally supposed; and do hesitate to saw that snced
oi from hocn to twenty miles may in practcc mo
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road" o. 'l WV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-04

a., 70
ns name OF John H Who from the best authority that can
De obtaneh from himself and Others Is between 100 and 1870
Of age! lie served George T. and M as oIi.,
Tic latter the last time in this country under General addok
end was considered TOO old for soldier when evouora
broke out lie enjoys pretty good health a, ne,
ana appears likely 10 yet have years store Ills habit,
nIo1eh ne so Tar as ho memory Of any living runneh
gevity! :" 'O"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-04

ne adjourned meeting Of importers and dealers in Teas
hnd Coffee was held ~ Philadelphia Thursday at which
memorial was reported and adopted soliciting Congress To- re-
ducc tic duties on teas and coffee imported INTO the u the
reduction to take place after the Sd day Of March, 1882 and
upon all teas bonded at that time The object Of the memo
rial il have the subject put 10 rest i'm some firm