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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-02
CcG0fAA SGPHALIC sN'

M HlCH ~ long experience, has been found an
w cic, ual remedy for most disri drrs of the head
especially the common HEAD ACHE 1t removes
drowsncss, giddIncss, and relieves d,mncs. of the
eyest IS also extremely proper for persons who WIS.,
tho SICK, ar 9" into ho, climates, fortes the
head against noNIous eShaations and infectious mr.
Those vho arc IN thu habit Of uking much of tho
Common snufs desired 10 mix some of this Semi.
ahc SnulF with them, and their injurious Effects win
in great measure b. prevented For sale at the
Book Stationery and Fancy Store of
due 2-t4 Il. ID. SANXAY
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ron THE PENNSYLVANIA rxeorarn.

"Ol dnIacss! portion OF the tsUy U,cs.
Cam sI-ic-ed haven o: eternal rest.
81 II 'avy. FaS,'ve - ,hs tcmpest's shocks
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ArRocIoUs PIRACY AND MURDER
HIS MAJEsTY's SHIP ATHoLL.

Sierra Leone. Nay 8.
SRI have the honor TO acquaint
you that the Hon. Company's schooner
81. Helena, arrived here this day on
her way to England, with dispatches
from Commodore Collier. She was at +.
tackled on the 9th April, in lat !. so,
south. long. 90. west, by piratical fe-
Iucca under French colours. and mann
ell with a crew Of from 10 to 80 men
OF all nations, who. regret to hear.
murdered Captain Harrison. the chief
officer. add g Of the crew, besides DIR.
Widdle. Of the Hon. Companv's medi
cal service; and plundcred the vessel
OF all money that could be found OH
board, great deal Of her cargo, cut
away her masts, seuttled the vessel in
order 20 sink her. and after they left
her. fired many shot through her. and
abandoned her. uot knowing that the
carpenter aud five men were left on
board concealed. by whose exertions
the vessel has been saved. and brought
into this port. am sorry that the
mail, the Commodore's dispatches.
and almost ell the letters. appear 10
have been destroyed. at least they aye
no where to be found. From the de.
scriptiOn Of tho vessel. (which | have
forwarded to the Admiralty she an
pears TO be one we'll known to the
ships Of the squadron, and as il is pro.
babie she has no idea that the ST. Lieie.
nG escaped, ] am IN great hopes she
may proceed 90 the coast and be there
captured by one of the ships Of the
squadron. IL ~ nv intention, in the
absence Of Commodore Collier, to rem
der every assistance in the re eqaip.
inent Of the schooner from the public
stores, and TO pot her in charge of IT..
warner deserving officer OF half
pay. lately in command Of a shin los,
on the coast through the ignorance Of
the p,lo,. have The honor, &c.
ALEX. GORDON, Captain.
TO the Secretary of,he
Hoo. Fast india Company. London.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-04

From the debates in parliament, i.
appears that Newfoundland. which
was formerly mere fishing station,
has become colony Of some import
ance, and contains ahundred thousand
inhabitants, that is, more than half the
population OF Upper Canada. Itap.
pears that the provisions Of the Boman
Catholic Relief Bill extend to that
island.
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IOR SHE

WILL be sold. or SATURDAY, re iih tss
w II 5ng'ss SsTt. On The premises. ifca'
twenty " forty Sefes % tinbst, sirrtirs o'
ne Iapd bsivt gag 10 he herr - brrjsu
beeisr, deed, uesr Cbsfiesi0vB lsHibs
lad OF loio lots q ole scrs sseh. 40 w..
30 sold for essh.
eonsijers0ls length Of time. 10 hs
msde known ON tho dag " ssis. -NiI p.
allowed pure hastfs 10 remove fho 90"
from ihe lsBd. WA. A. CAkTEk
Ut DAUCBtkTf.
job "a, lsJ0 Css5sisai
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HACK TO xxxRE.

YNlE undersigned has neatly finished
CARRIAGE. and pair Of excellent
horses. 10 charge Ola careful duse' "bich
he will hire occasionally Tor public c'o'e
n'ence Great care wlll be taken NJ b's
gage. bot he vii rot be responsible, iof
losses His terms will be reasonstle
ABRAHAM lSLER
CbafleAt0So, Jolly g.. 1880
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3,50S prizes,
9.4o2 blanks

WhSie Tickets sI-M!peS D Que,ier -
To be drawn on The A, &c plan Tie
5000 prizes of 81 to be awarded to zoe hf',
second or third DIVISION, 20 be dcGerniHst
By that whIco may draw the capital pTlle Is
SOo"--so that the hoiJor 81 thrGe ticket.
one "a each dNisIo3, - certain 0. 0se ifiEe,
and may draw four.
Tickets To be bal in the above LOTTERY. =;
the Stores Of Nessrs. Joseph I Russell = 60
Hsrpers-Ferry ct Mr. ~ a.. Ea',. sori-
held OF hessrs. Jefferson : Cleveisn.
CbsrlestOwn " Mr charles Harper sbcF
be'ds,owns and vi. WIN. STUN. Darsessuie.
May &c. 1850.
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FROM COLOMBIA

The Pilgrim, arrived at New York.
from Maraeaibo, which place she left
on the 9th instant, brings rumors, that
the government Of Venezuela had
placed under arrest several officers.
charged with being concerned in the
projected revolution IN favor Of Boil
var. Since il was known that Bolivar
had resigned, the preparations for war
had been suspended, and some Of the
troops had been disbanded. A good
deal Of dIsaheCtion existed throughout
Venezuela. At Msracaibo, plarards
had been posted, dsnOuncing Psez.-
Whaiever foundation iaeTe NAV prove
to be for these reports, We look With
anxiety for the departure Of Bolivar,
who, u was said by the last account,
bad his baggage on board q vessel Al
Carihagens. and was expected TO SSH
not, We hope, merely 70 some near
point Of observation, but 70 Europe,
where his influence cannot be suspect.
ed, hoped for, or dreaded. The er.
esnent spirit breathed ia the address
o. President MOsqoera, gives promise
Of better DAYS to Colom6is. he has
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At the commencement Of 1907. Fui.
ton presented to Buonspsrte his me
mortal on steam boats. urged, saw,
boufricnne. serious examination oI
the ssbicct. Bah . SAID he, these
projectors are all either inGrieners OF
Missionaries. Don't trouble ne about
the business.'
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FOREIGN.
way LATE FROM ENcLAND.

The packet ship Dover, Capt. Burs.
ley. from Liverpool, arrived az Bostou
lats in the evening on Tuesday last.
by this arrival, the editors Of the New
York Commercial Advertiser have rs-
seived from their attentive Ccrrespon-
dents the Liverpool Times Of, the 22d
Of June, and letter written at the
eve OF the departure of the Dover.
The king vas still living-but IL
wss out Of the compass Of probability
that his safieriuss could be protracted
for many days.
Our correspondents letter compre-
bends the substance Of the latest news:
LIVERPOOL, JUNE %, l2A N.
The only thing which sbsorbs the
public attention here, is the distressing
situation Of tho King. My private ad
vices from Windsor direct, which are
up to two O'Clock on Monday morning.
by express, state that each succeeding
hour Is expected TO close tho reign oil
our iilus,rious monarch: recovery is
impossible.
An extraordinary express from Pa
rIs, which reached London on Monday
morning, announces the news Of the
landing Of the French expedition q.
gainss Algiera The debarkation com
menced on the morning Of l4th June,
at 4 o'clock. The enemy were driven
from the position which they had taken
up in the rear, and the division BETTER.
neze has captured nine guns and two
novtars. The French army now oc.
eupy the heights in front Of the PENN.
sula.
The news which reached Paris by
Teiegraphio despatch was announced
by authority in the Theatre Of the Ope-
IA. and created tho most enthusiastic
feeling. Yet strange to say, owing to
the wish Of the liberaux TO defeat the
hopes Of the Ministry, the news had
the effect Of depressing, instead. as
might naturally have been supposed.
raising the French funds. from III
soc. to 77f. soc. ED. WILMER.
ALGlERs.
1t will be seen, by the following Tel
egraphic Despatch. which is confirmed
by our correspondents letter, that the
French army have landed on the Algs-
rine Coast:
TELEcRAPuIo DEsPATcH.
Bay Of Tuseifu Chica. June II.
The fleet yesterday anchored in the
BAY Of Sidi Ferach.
The whole Of the army landed to-
day, and now occupy the heights in
front Of the peninsula. We have ia
ken possession Of the enemy's bate
ries. The headquarters are at Tuset-
"a Cbica.
The illustrious parsonage in Prus-
STA, who was stated to have embraced
the Protestant faith. is the Princess
Elizabeth Of Bavaria, now Princess
Royal Of Prussia. Hev abiuration of
Catholicism took place on Ascension
Day, ia the chapel Of the Kings pa
lace. GCIobe.
Dr. SieboId, the Nafurolist.-I.et-
ters from Munich state that this ccle &.
brated naturalist. who had been i'm
prisoned at Japan, has been restored
10 liberty, aud has arrived at Batavia
with his valuable collection.
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Speedy communication. -Intelligenc,
from Toulou is conveyed to Par, bv
telegraph IN 20 minuics-a distance
of 56S miles.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-04

NJ. do Ruyter, descendant of the
Industrious Dutch Admiral. died IatcIv
At Ioulon IN the S2d year Of his age.
having by will bequealhed the annual
product Of a house be possessed TO form
a marriage pSftIe0 lor the most ,irtu.
Gus gifl and bravest sailor. both Of
vhon, must be natives 81 the town. and
are to be respectively chosen by the
Marltir'e Project and the Mayor Of
Ioolou. The R'srrisge will be eele.
braied every year on the day Of the
Kings Iefe. The portion will amoanf
20 about iScOfr---K.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-04

The population of the borough or Norfols
Va. 10 9, SOO-shoSing All increase since ls-l
of 200.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-04

a Ner Project is proposed. in
the editorial columns of the New Yor.
Sentincl, TO form a combination u
editors, without respect to ore.d.. -
'itical or religious. in ia,o, or fairness.
temperate argument and coUr,eOu, Ian.
guage. and against party abuse. per.
sonaIities, misrepresentation Of oppo
ncnts opinions. and every thing calcg.
lated 10 wound the feelings OF arouse
the passions Of contemporary"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-04

France. London Quarterly
Review closes an article on the politi.
cal condition and prospects Of France,
with the following remarks:
We think il is hardly possible 70
doub. that, unless the existing govern.
ment adopts. and succeeds in carrying
into effect, some very decisive inca
sure IN the course Of the present year
there will eRsue another burst Of con
vulsion and Napoleon has left NO
saying of more indisputsbis truth be.
hind him, than that a revolution 10
Franco is revolution in Europe
One OF two things must happen -
Charles y. will obtain a much greater
share OF power--or the people will u.
surP the sovereignty, and either over.
turn the throne by sheer force, as the y
did before, or reduce the wearer oi
the crown to a sort Of president Of their
democracy. There is no longer any
intermediate class between these two
estates; and one or the other. il seems
manifest, must, ere long, gain the clear
asceudancy.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-04
Hoo. E.s, Ind. Company. London.

The London Herald of the iitb,
states, that by documents in the Libra.
~ At Stove, the author Of Junius had
been discovered. Lord Temple, who
was killed by fall from his horse in
1575. 10 said 10 have been the person.
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PENSACOLA. July 10.

PENSACOLA. JULY 10.
n Pirate Cdpfurei.-Lieut. JAS. p.
WILSON arrived at this place on Thurs
day last with the Spanish Schooner
Feniz, which the U. 8. Schooner Gram.
pus, Lieut.. CONT. MAYO captured OIL
the 4th June, of Cape Hayti, for an
attempt To commit piracy on the Brig
kicmlin, of Boston, from Antwerp
bound to New Orleans. We have col.
lected the following particulars. The
Schooner is about 90 tons burthen. arm
ed with 4 FOUNDER and muskets and
10 men. all Spaniards. She was for
,nerly the Pilot Boat Trimmer, of New
York. Thee were 50 negroes on
board At the time vi the capture. 5
have since died.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-04

Tie following toast was drunk At a
: Ladies' Celebration" &c Indepen.
denes, on the 5th inst. IN Hampton
County, ia Massachusetts. 'sThr
men rule the wotld--wE RvLE TuE
aEx." Excellent, ADD. very modest
withall
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-04

During the week ending on the I 9Th
INST. six hundred aud eight visitors ar.
vlNed az Saraiuca. Of this pvmber
! IL are from New York, 4s from PHI
ladelphis. 30 from Boston. II from
Albany, 90 from Baltimore, 1G from
Charleston, ). C., f,om Savannah.
ana The remainder principally FROM
either ioNns in the United states and
the Csnadas. The whole number 81
"s''ers now in 'hc village Is estiua.
ted At not less than SOC.
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malta, JuNE 9.

MALTA, JuNE2.
The following instance Of most bar
barous outrage committed by the peo-
pie OF the territories Of the Dey Of Al.
giers, on the crews Of two unfortu nate
ships Of the French Navy, has been
communicated to US through Captain
Hastings. OF the British brig Ferret,
who arrived here from thence on the
29th ultimo.
On the Goth, Captain Hastings ar.
rived of Algiers with letters from Vice
Admiral Sir PuIteney Malcolm. 70 the
French commander bIockading the
port 1t seems that a French brig.
with dispatches from Toulon, had fall !.
en- IN with another brig of the blocka-
ding squadron, which offered to con.
duct her 10 their Commodore but in
consequence Of the thick aud focyy
weather, they both ran ashore on the
18th, and tho French CON ma nder knew
not what was the fate Of the crews.
when Capt. Hastings arrived. Per.
mission was, therefore, granted TO the
Ferret 10 enter the port, and Captain
Hastings had the horror Of learning.
on his arrival at the residence oG the
British Consul, that 40 heads of His
Most Christian majesty's sailors had
been brought to the Dey's palace, &
that the Senior Captain and eight men
were all that had been brought into the
town MISUNDERSTANDING this
dreadful slaughter, no less than 20
men were missing. who il is supposed
have been massacred. as n reward Of
QUO dollars is offered for every head of
Frencbmen. This information vas
obtained on the spot, from the Poreipn
Consuls resident in Algeirs some Of
whom had seen the Frenchmen's heads
piled up thus bafbarously, and others
had spoken with the senior Freuch
Captain, whose recital aud miraculous
escapes were enough 70 make the blood
InnIi While telling.;t.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-04

In the city Of New York during the
last week there were s04 deaths. OF
these, 81 were men, D. women, 20
boys and 4S girls; II Of the foregoing
were under the age Of one year. Ele.
ven deaths occurred from drinking cold
water Bali. finer.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-04

The Cherokee Phoenix, Of July 5.
s.v,: awe understand, upon good
authority, that the President has sen,
: notification 10 the Cherokces To meet
him at Nashville. Tennessee, next
month. then and there to enter into \
frcafy.. Query: Where are all the
former treaties: We should like 70
know first. whether they are good Tor
any thing"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-04

.Aigerine Bar5arity.-In the Raleigh
IN. e. Register Of the 22d inst, we
find q letter from an American officer
at Port Mahon Of the eth May. to
the editors of the Register, which con-
tains the following statement Of q
shocking massacre by the Aigerines.
"A French Store Ship came in last
evening from of Algicrs, and brought
news that during late gale, there
were two briggs Of war driven ashore
on the Barbary Coast and that the
Officers and crews were all mastered
by the Aiserines.
The above is confirmed by the last
New York papers. The brig Ocean
which arrived on Thursday, brought
Gibralter papers to the 10th Of June,
which contain the following particulars,
via Malta. What can the Turkish
soldisry Of Algiers expect but extermi-
nation, should the expedition be sue
cessGul
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The Trenton Emporium states that
the Morris Canal will be navsgabte
from the Delaware to New York the
present season-the finances Of the
company being now in such state ~
ensures its completion.
The engineers Of the Delaware and
Raritan Canal have been engaged for
two or three weeks, in running the
level Of the feeder, which they have
completed, and are about 10 proceed
on to the Raritan River, as fast rs
practicable. The Canal Company have
entered into the business with Zeal.
and no doubt remains Of its early com-
plstion.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-04

The Petersburg aud Roanoke Rail
Road is . thing done: that Is, the mo
uey is secured, instalnents called IN,
and the work about 10 be commenced.
Stock 10 The amount of SSi6,OOO has
been taken. Of which the Corporation
Of Petersburg took 300, 900; the ba-
lance was subscribed by individuals.
We hope our enterprising feliow-citi-
zens will reap i'm due time. every be
nc6t anticipated from this important
work. Fred. .7re,a.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-04

The ship Elizabeth Jane. Can
Nash, bound on sealing voyage IT
eighteen months To two years oon'.na.
ance, now ready Ia sail FROM New
York for the South sea. has crew
shipped upon the condition that "a,
spiTHuous liquors shall be on Joard.-
One man addicted To- in,.mrcrancr
has enlisted. that he may pu, himself
out Of the reach Of temptation. The
owners have furnished provisions a. Al
extra quality.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-04
FRENCH EXPEDITION TO ALGlIRs.

FRENCH EXPEDITION TO ALGiIRs.
We are informed, says the New
York Gazette. by Capt. Silliman, Of
the schr Dightsn, arrived last evening,
in Is days from Gaudeloupe. that =
French ship arrived the day before he
sailed. in &c days from Havre, having
sailed on the 18th June. and reported
that telegrsphio communication WAS
received just before sailing, which an
n0unced that the French expedition
had landed $4,000 men to the north
ward of Algiers.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-04

Shocking outrage. National
Journal Of July %, says: About I0
o'clock, last night foreigner as al
ostler in q livery stable near Mr.. Bar
nard's Hotel. was stabbed 10 the heart
by another foreigner, who has been
acting as Snowman in this city, and at
ter running about forty or fifty yards
fell down and expired. A Coroner's
inquest was held. yesterday morning,
over the body Of the deceased. The
verdict WAS, in substance, that he came
to his death by a wound inflicted with
a Spanish knife by his antagonist
The offender has been committed 10
jail, Ia take his trial.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-04

COMMUNICATIVE Commercial Dai
y Advertiser. Of Cincinnati. cautions
the public. that Counterfeit five dollar
notes, OF the Charleston branch of the
Bank OF the United States, have been
detected in that City.
The Kentucky Reporter states that
the crops Of all kinds in the neirhbor
hood OF Lexington, will DO remark ABLY
fine this season.
Frog Market at Brussels.-There j.
IN Brussels a market for frogs, which
are brought alive in pals aud cans. and
prepared for dressing on the spot. The
hind limbs, which are the only pstts
used. are cut from the body with scis
sof:s' by The women who bring the ami
mails Tor sale.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-04

Mr.. O'Cosrxil, IN the begianisE Of June.
addressed THE soss TO the editor st The Dub
lin Morning. kegisses.-
House Of Commons-Fhday.
Mr. DEAa SsR,-Aanounee, trsm-
pct-toogued, that the valiant Duke Oi
Wellington perseveres in all his taxes
the newspaper stamPs and all. Sir
John Newport saw him at one o'clock
this daysrby appointment, and got the
conclusive f0f of the "c0uncil Of war;
that England should be relieved OF
taxes TO the amoont Of 3, 500, OOOi, and
Ireland burtlened with 500, OOOL, be.
cause she is-bless the mark-prosPer-
Gus! IL there any man in ireland SO
stupid n not nov TO perceive the va
lue Of . domestic Legislaturef-rhink
you that any Pariiamens ia Ireland
could dare attempt to add, at such a
mopent as this, 10 the burdens Of sb
exhausted and starving population ?
The Royal Duke-for ! think no should
be 90 in name as he 10 in reality-said
last year, that he would be mad If he
look ed for the Office Of Prime Minister.
Was his Highness prophsticf
But look at home and see-now see
the reason shy :" friends Of Ireland,
of all religious determinations" were
proc laimed down. This does. indeed.
prove the sagacity Of those Who would
crush every organ Of expression by
which the feeling of ireland could be
exhibited. They paid Us the eompli-
ment TO avow our utility. even by the
'dcspo,ic. Act Of suppression.
Call OH every county, town, city,
borough, parish, aud village, to petit
ton. Let there be no mipcing Of the
inatier-lei the petitioners declare that
whoever gives any support to such an
Administration a. this, 10 . practica al
enemy Of the impoverished people Of
Ireland. have always said that the
Wellington Administration was essen
tally hostile TO Ireland. Every hour
convinces me more aud more Of this
truth; and yet, il even one half Of the
Irish members stand together, we will
beat the eloquent Goulbourn, and can
did Peel, and most luminous yelling
ton.
II now depends on the Press and the
people to do their duty, "War to the
knife" is proclaimed against US; one
universal rally can alone ensure the
defeat Of those mischievous measures.
In haste, yours most truly,
DANIEL 0CONNEII-
My radical reformation will be over
in about an hour.