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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21
New Books at Nash's.

A CoLLECTlON Of Colloquial Phrases, on every
TOPIC necessary to maintain conversation: arrang
ca under different heads with numerous remark. on
.ne peculiar pronunciation and OF various words
The whole 80 disposed considerably to facilitate
, III, acquisition OF correct pronunciation Of the
French. BY A. BolInar.
Travels in Turkey, Egypt, Nubia, and Palestine
IN IN iS2a-s-6 aud Z. BY X. r. Madden, Esq d, NJ. r.
Z. s. in 9 vols
Memoir on the treatment OF Vencrenl Diseases
without mercury, employed at the Military Hospita
Of the Val-de- Grace. Translated from the French
Of H. NJ. Desruelles, nj d., &c &c. To which
Is added, observations the treatment of the Venc
real Disease without mercury. By C. J. Guthrie,
Esq deputy Inspector Of Hospitals, Lecturer on
Surgery, &c. And various documents SHOWING the
results o this MODE Of treatment in Great Britain
France, Germany and America in vol.
Camden Tale Of the South, (second supply. y
Just published, and for sale by
july2i JOHN II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21
SCRIVENERrS OFFICE.

VUNElE subscriber has taken All Office near the
Il Washington Tavern, and will draw Deeds.
Deeds of Trust, &c. &c for moderate compens.-
ton ANY kind Of writing that he is capable of doing
will be puncturly attended to; having 81 udied Is ".
he IS induced to believe hat he can do what he pro-
poses. with much accuracy. lie will also undertake
the collection of acconp's, and reduce to specially
open eccompts. He really would be glad to obtain
business IN his llne--any communication left at his
office will be promptly attended TO.
jy 2o-3t ARMISTEAD RUSSELL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21
MANAGERS OFFICE.
REMOVAL.
= a Va 4 s. B r Az.

HRATEFUL for tlil liberal encouragement hero
~ tofore met With, begs leave respectfully to iu-
form Ills friends and customers, that he has removed
his shop TO the house formerly occupied by c. Vail 3
doors below the Theatre, IL street, who're he will
continue TO execute all orders IN his line with pune.
iuality and despatch lie has now on hand and vii
constantly keep, a general assortment of Saddles
BRIDES Saddle Bags Carriage and Gig Harness
Wagon aud Cart Gear, Whips. Spurs S,Irrrp IRONS
Bride Bits, &c. &c. oil of which he will dispose of
as heretofore, oil the most reasonable terms
iv t5-6tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21

NOTICE.
VE\HE subscriber will leave this State in Aurns,
u next ind requests those indebted to him by
ooRo, note or open account, will come and pay-no
longer indulgence will be given. 1 viii sell the re-
mainder of my stock very low and mach less han
COST TIL the Sd of August, when ! shall sell at ven
dHe, Stock and Household furniture to tho highest
tidier: ZhLMA REFINE.
W ihe House and Store will be rented at the
same ume-possession given Immediately
iv 3-2aw IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21

'eNilE subscriber offers for sale, a Tract OF
Land Ia flenrlco county. containing ! 81 acres
about 10 miles below the CITY of Richmond This
land Is almost entirely covered with timber and con
venient To navigation, is bounded by the lands Of
VIM. Guthright, Robt. Peasants, VIM. Hobson and
others, aud the title ndisputabe. He will sell pr-
vatcly II suitable offer be made, before the 9Th day
Of August next bu, II not the land will be offered
for sale on that day, at o'clock A NJ at the front
door of the Eagle Hotel, in said city, at public auc
tion, to the highest bidder. The TERMS will be !
cash, and the balancoIn two equal payments Of and
~ months secured by a deed OF tmst.--Persons
wishing to purchase. viii apply to II. A. Claiborne
or Saml. I. Pulliam, both residing in the city of
Richmond Il REFINE.
iv I5-cotf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21
COMMISSION MERCHANT.

b subscriber tenders his services to bis
friends as Commission Merchant, for the sale of
produce. &c. and rcturs his thanks for the enceur-
ascmen he has received far several years past in that
lGe lie will. If required, make advances upon crops
of wheat or corn upon receipt Of bill Of adjng or the
commencement of the delivery of crop
WIN. +. MICOU,
Commission Merchant. Main street
few doors below the Bell Tavern
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21
A Short Vacation.

onOrt tacatOu.
"AVING frequently heard Parents and Guard.
IL ans OF children, complain Of the Summer Va
cation being too long, shall give only the last week
IN August, as recess thus year. For further nfor-
nation, apply TO me ut my School-housc, on I4th
street, a lew doors above Mr. Nashs Book stoore.
jy l2-eoot JAS A. OSWALD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21
Cheap Music.


TEE subscriber has received largo assortment
cents per printed page, aud IN instances chcaJ-
er.-Much has been said about the incurrcctncss of
photographic Music, and with degree of truth
The printing establishment having changed owners,
II 10 due to the present proprietor to say hat owinn
TO his particular attention, the Lithographc Music
printed at his establishment is correct as plate MI
sic--The subscriber will give a catalogue of music
Oh hand with the price in cents.
NO ~.
Good Night fdvoure serensde ~ Great GLORY
new national song W. Goyinee, Duet aud chorus Don
Giovanni Is; Co forget me- selected kozaus Open Don
Giovanni IL; Gallant Ttoubadou Ia Go, love-
ny h Bishop 70; Honi soft qui NAL y pensc sung by Mis-.
Fisher ls lghandes Bride sung by Miss Love- composed
By Barnett ~; Hey, the Bonnie BroaH Knot IA IJete SOC
meet too part III ndah's appeal her Lover from
bslah kookh 10; Home Home sung iy Miss FisIe,
~ HWrah for the Bonnets Of Blue, sung by Miss Fisher no.
there's health, Bonnie Scotland. thee 2j Hours there
weTe song, with acconpa nnents Ia Homage 10 Charlie 49,
rom the opera OF Der Freschus 81 Hunters Signal Horn 49,
IaPpy awny MOOT 81 I've been Roaming sung by Madame
veEus, 20 should very much like know sung by Miss
Fisher 20; I'd be Butterfly sung with great annIase ~.
Isabel Spanish sereuade sung by Miss Sohens 10 have
fmi, have Flowers sung by Miss Fisher ~ Isle of Beauv
fare thee we'll composed by Rawlings 49, ia be Dove com
posed by Barnett, ~ Isl Art pray Nstue9 In, opera Of
Ny Native Land, IL I'll watch for thee from v lonsIy
or H. oc ladde but auc, arranged for hs S,s,hsn.
49, tem their winding way IL love bt t,e 10 in
my bower bright cavatna sung by Miss Patton 2 IL mot
the battle field would wish w die, 49, ia be Neb,nsaIe
by Miss GradIn, "; Jock Uiazedea surs n, N;s
Palon IL; Knight of,he Golden Crest III Lis, 10 the Iv,l
Guitar serenade sung by Mr. Pcarnsp, ~; Ills come
dow 20 INC, secnade sung Ivy Mr. Brabam, IL Love thee
ngN and day love, sung by Nj Peaman Light Bark sunr
by Madame Vestrs, Ia Lay Of poor Louise written by Sir
knight, IL; Lavender Girl, G
jy2l RID. SANXAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21
NOTICE

A IL persons having claims against tho estate Of
IA Themes Duellng, decd, will please present them
on or before tho LIST day Of October next ne on that
day shall close my administrations and in confJrm-
ty with tho will Of my tcstator, have his a,o slaves
removed out OF this S'aie-oud hereby grvo notice
that all claims presented aler the Ist Of October
will be declared from any participation in the effects
OLIVER LADD, Ex'or.
Charles City County, Ilih July, l930-isw5t c
O. JOB rKINTINC execnted 81 trs WIN oaioe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21

WIZ. be sold on Monday the 29Ih INST at i've
O'Clock r. II. on the premises. under the direc-
ton Of Messrs. J. & s. Cosby Auct: the house mil
lot tor some yaar. owned and occupied by me- situate
IN DuvalPs addition. and immediately adjoining Mr
}. a. Grants. The dwelling house, kitchen and
smok are all OF brick, well finished and adhp-
ted To the convenience Of a firmly TIE situation
has been considered nrkutiy .lcaraut ono. with
a large yard and garden embracing two half acre
lots well set with trees, &c. and under good enco-
sure.-Tcrms made known a, the SALE
july 20 Ct p. sNJTrt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21
Valuable Building Lots.

Valuable Building Lots.
FTNHE subscriber Executor Of the Iate Mr. John
Il Fl. Brown, offnrs for sale four lots of land each
thirty icet wide on Locust street; extending that
street from Mr.. John Ruthcr foords tenement towards
u street to a street not yet down. Those lots
have been lately ovelIed. Their airy situation and
contiguIty TO The business part Of Tic town, make
'hem peculiarly well adapted for tho residence of
trading men With families, and doing business on I,
street CHARLES COPELAND.
ie 26--ootf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21

noCTOR rALMADGE SUTHERLAND has,
- by the solicitation Of his friends, taken au Office
No. 80, Wall street in the rear of the New York In
surancc Company, where he will be happy to admin.
stcr advice TO persons a5orng under dyspepsia from
10 to o'clock, Sundays eXcep,cd) Al all other
times, will attend at his dwelling corneIOf Grca, and
Elm streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21
BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
nRAWING of the Union Cana! Lottery. G.

BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
DRAWING of the Union Cana! Lottery, Glass
II No. 12:
IS SO 9 Q 81 90 10 &c.
Drawing Of the Cumberland g. Oxford Canal
Lottery, Glass No. IL:
Sc a. "a 30 81 81 al p Sc.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. A.,
Drawing to be received Day after To. Morrow, at
o'clock
Capitals $4,000, 5000, 1000 1886, 10 of 900.
Tickets si-fiaves e-Quarters I.
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Class No. 10,
Draws in this city on Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock
Capitals, ,e45, 90 of 900, 90 of 500 90 Of 800,
90 of 200.
Tickets S., Halves so, Quarters e5.
New York Lottery, Class No. 7, for 1880.
Draws To Morrow in the city Of New York.
Grand Capitals Of $4,000 each-Tickets s..
Splendid Capitals. Of 10000, 4,27O 5 of 600
19of 500, 10 of $780, 30 of 200. IS of 100
Tickets s5-Hhlves 2 5O-Cuarters I o.
~ For sale in packages, shares of packages, and
single, as usual in every variety, the Lottery g.
Exchange Office Of THO. B. BIGGER
jy2i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21

Ear iron, salt, sugar, teas, coffee &c &c kept for
sale BY the subscriber as low they can be had in
this market. WIN. Il. MICOC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21

FOR RENT,
The two story Dwelling House lately
E::: occupied by me 9Th street, near to l.
liili street, and in rear of Panbark Hall. 1t
bis IN good repair-conyeniently loated
Tor man of BUSINESS, and well planned having two
large rooms and passage first floor, five cham
oers ana store room above, and two cellar rooms
Kitchen and lodging rooms below with pleasant
garden epot Immediate possession can be had -
Apply to AIR. t. Sampson, at the Richmond Foun.
Dry, or 10 ID. /. BURR.
ly 2-2aw4w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21

WANTED, for the balance Of this year, 3 or
w able mcp, 10 work os boatmen.
iy9o NELSON CARY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.

IN no CHRlSIlANNAG q. BURKE respectfully
ISh announces her intention to open in this crty.
OH the first day Of October next Seminary for lie
admission of Young Ladies Boardere and doy scho
lars.
Ii rs contemplated TO offer an Institution ecmbinsro,
the most solid requirements, with the most oon,.r
and fashionable accomplishments. Without lav;ny
clam TO any extraordinary qualifications for discbar
grng The arduous and highly responsible duties wh;c
WI devoive or her as Principal, Mrs feels cent
dent that an early attention the subject of Educs
ton, and an experience of many years in IT'S details
united to the nssis'snce OF many able teucers win
enable her TO abrd advantages equal 20 any 10 Tins
State, and not inferior to those any Northern lns,i
tuition.
Mrs. BurSs will receive daily assistance from, NJ
Burke nj an hour not interfering with tho duties Of
his own Seminary. Mr.. Macully Teacher Of yngfbe
mates IN the Riehmond Seminary, will also give daily
instruction IN the branches connected with MS depart
ment.
Hr. Stephen Bernard, a native OF France will
teach the modern languages.
Music Drawing and Dsncing viii be taught b. the
rost approved masters.
Bvarders will receive that parental attention which
whilst It avoids undue restraint will nsst on the fji-
hirncnt OF all moral and religious duties end cpioin a
strict regardfor those obsetvaRces best calculated 70
insure an easy and becoming department.
The following table exhibits a moro extensive
course OF studies than is generally offered or the ed
ucstion Of females. They Submitted in detail on
account OF the belief, that many parents viii consider
them essential to complete educstjon
Reading, bookkeeping,
writing, Agebrs,
English Grammar, Seon,etry,
Execution, Natural Philosophy
Bcllcs Lettrcs, Chemistry
Epstolary style, The Crock, Latin, French,
Ancient and Modern His Italian and Spanish Ian
tory, ouaaes
Geography, with tho use Vocal and fustruncntal
ot Globcs and Maps, Music,
astronomy, Drawing and Panuu:,
Natural History, Dancing,
Botany.
The Richmond Female Seminary will bo oprnad
10 the house on 18th street, once OCCUPIED bv the
lso Mr.. Frederick Pessan,s--ccntral spacIous. cIc
waited and retired; no location in the city can better
udord the necessary accommodation.
Board Tor thu scholastic year OF 10 month";, s2ao
Tuition IN ell the Dng6sb branches, 20
tx'rs charges regulated by iboss Of o,hes schools
Applca,ion IN perspn or by isftss, wiI rrceise
TOuPt st'sntiaa' nag f!re
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21
NOTICE.

- EALED Proposals will be received by the the
~ Directors of the Manchester Turnpike Compa-
NY for keeping tho said Turnpike Road in tho order
required by law, for twelve months from the first doy
OF September ncx-thc proposals To bo deposited al
the Toulouse of the said Company on or before the
5th day Of August next
iuIy 7-IawGtIfc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21

NEWSOM'S BACON.
10000 cs; IF s S6 :'I s'eS s. %sfV ,s Of
for sale at the Dock, by JAS. WINSTON.
iy
4 YOUTH at Is OF 10, " wanted at TIC Wig OF
~ fee US an apprentices to learn the Printing Blu
s'ness IL Is necessary that DO have good English
Ssb.s, -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21
RIEGO

Is making season at Machunp's. Io mi,es from
Il Richmond, at very low price for horse of his
pure blood: One Of Riego's colts was truined this
spring being three years DID, and distinguished her
se' having won the sweePstake at CamptieId distan-
cling the field at the first heat as was ,bonob, hy
many: klego was out of Highland Mary, who was
out OF Castlanari, the dam of SIR Archy.
June I2-Iaw5t Fl DAVIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21

REFERENCES, = y q
Mr. Geo =. Shipman, 50. Wall street
Mr. Thomas Loud Aj3 Broadway.
Rev. Henry White, Edrdgc's street.
Rev. Clifford Ames, Middctown Pr. New Jersey.
NV YORK, Juno 10th. 1870. coat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21

Df DAVENPORT. ALLEN a CO.
GROCERIES,
THURSDAY MORNING. July 2ed, NJ 10 a.,
clock, at our Auction Store.
10 Hhds st Crnix sugar
do Porto Rico do
boxes Havana do
80 bags green coffee
10 hhds moasses
10 brs old rye whiskcy
pipe do do
so boxes brown eosp
Is or casks French madt ira wine
half pipes port wine
D kinds Antigua rum
90 boxes cheese
100 resms wrapping paper
IS brls mackerel
10 hls cider, SC. D. A. g. Co xuc,.
10 - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21

THE TREE-HlLL RACES will com.
mcnce tie first Tuesday in October next, and
continue rs usual fall meeting of the Club is
desired at Tree-E the Monday ening preceding
Oct. 4th. to elect officers for the ensuing Club and
fix the future spring and fall meetings.
JAS NJ. SE.DEN.
~ 2O--saw3t Proprietor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21

o. JOB PRINTING executed a, @s wig oOQs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21
JOHN II. NASH.

LOST.
Us last Friday evening, in front of }. Fl. Bla-
- mlre's Drug Store a chd's coral necklace. 4
stran, with gold clasp-the finder will be hberaIlv
rewarded, by returning the same to the subscriber
" 70 J. II. BLAMIRE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21
9esrtt0tt AaIRa.

BY OTIS, DUNLOP 4 co.
GROCERIES,.
THIS MORNING, the sIst inst. at 10 'clock
will be sold at our store,
40 hhds Porto RICO and 81. Croix Supa,s
IS tierces and & tierces rice
coo reams wrapping paper
saddles
10 mattresses
20 bol Porto Rico green coffee
chest very superior imperial tea
quarter casks Port wine
A general aortssmenf of groceries. nc
July 2f--it O ID. a 20 Iucs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-21

Tickets IS, Halves SO, Quarters I IS.
jy2I YATES g. MCINTYRE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-11
POETRY z.

SA--A
THE RICH MAN AND THE POOR MAN
So goes the world if wealthy, you may
Jb;s friend. that brother friends and broth
ers all;
Though you are Observation-Disclosures mind
it;
Won NAV have been stable boy-what then ?
Tbi. wealth good Sir, mahes honorable men,
You seek respect, no doubt, aud you Will lind
il.
Ri, il you are poor, heaven help you, thong h
your sire
p,.sess the iui elect Of angels too,
ri, ALL in vain the world will ne'er enquire
IN soch a score why should it take the
ri. easier to weigh purses, sure, than brains.
Tome saw a poor fellow, keen and clever,
W;uv and WISE He paid man "A visit,
AID mn ope noticed him, and no one ever
fave him welcome. " Strange" cried ],
"whenco is it,
uo xaIked on this side, then on that,
n, tfed 10 introduces social chat,
No.v more now there, III vsin he tried
som, formally and lreexIngy replied,
AID some
s,;d nv their ,ilence--" Better stay at home.
A rien man burst the door,
AsCresus rich, Pm sure,
He Gould not pride himself upon his wit
Ard as for wisdom. he had none OF II
He pad what's better, he had wealth.
WHAT confusion all stand up erect
These crowd around to ask him Of his health /;
Ihese bow in honest duty and respect,
And these arrange a sofa or chair.
And these conduct him there.
" Allow me, Sir, the honor Then bow
Down to the earth--is il possible to show
Msstpratiiude for such kind condescension.
The poor nau hung his head,
And TO himself he said.
This is indeed beyond my comprehension.
Then looking round,
One friendly face he found,
And said spray tell me why is wealth preferred
20 wisdom 2"
That's silly question friend.
Replied the otheT-have you never heard,
man may lend his store,
Of gold or silver ore,
But wisdom, none can borrow, none can lend
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-11
TERMS.

po q. psr annun, payable In advance.-No sub
u ro' he received for less time thnn SIX months
fsrptoh vii be discontinued (but at The discretion
end s. AZ eSl,ors until al ,rrearages are paid.
n vii DC ana 81 sfo or
slnare 70, Those from a distance must be paid for
senllhu hair rticn, or the payment assumed by
PFe prev ps,p no person in Lynchburs.
= rh.Dcery Ordersnot exceeding two squares are
Inserted for six dollars
u Ali ,sav Vii not b, attended to.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-29
TIE TWO CO.VpEN TJ0As

, me sy convention met on the OH inst, and al
WIG it'h-l consisted Of tho hundred and
cp't proceedngss resolutions in favor Of Inc Amapi
eau system and Of Mr.. Clsy-s selection of sn,,I
cnaa ana OF Deputies to attend The National Con-
mere was large number Of the more knowing man,,
S T VINO endeavored to prevent nomination Of Mr
~ az 'his time; but they were overrued" Letter.
~ ne Louisville Advertiser state that the 80,
gInany reported that National Convention ouybf,,or ..
De aooP'eh but ga motion made by Mr. T5om sso,
m 70 strike out not which was advoc sted
breck Ihos A. Marshall and CHM who .ts,,ss :,
hlnk ss Ben Hardin said Of the PennsyIysnis fo,,D
mar perhaps was rather 5yosh in Kentuckv n ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-29

appointed TO hs prsssnt station At the last ssssion Of M
legislature; The vote he received in the late con-
sos! was honorable to him, aud affords the highest
oes iLere were present l07, of the lOs member,
composing the two HOUSES. The last ballot stood. 81
TO-, TOT NEo bEN WOOD, and 55 for Judge LANE Ile
friends Of the decentralization falIi,d 40 a., - &c
1c Two oil the Jackson members are reported to have
given their support to Judge LANE. One of our mem
oers' lMr; Ciiiy OF Hanil'on) was absent The vote
50 opposition" ~"' "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-29
By the Governor IF The Commonwealth of Yfr0inio
A PROCLAMATION

"HEREAS it has been represented to tbs salts.
w faction OF the Executive, that most cruel and
nrnoeTaie murder was committed on Thursday the
ION inst in the County OF Warwick, on the body of
woman named Maria, by a certsio Edward L. Brooks
20 whom she bad been bred and the said Brooks nav.
ing since He'd from Justice, and il going al large
now therefore. John Floyd. Governor OF the Com.
Ipooweah OF Virgins, have thought proper with the
soVice me Council OF Sta e. to offer reward OF one
hundred dollar to any person persons who will APP
Preheni the said Edward L. Brooks and convey him to
me jail OF warwick County Aforesaid: and do more
over require all officers civil aud military and exhor
me goo1 people OF the Commonwealth, TO use their
pest endeavours 10 the saiJ fugitive be- apprs
hsbdsd, that he may be dealt with the law directs
Given under my hand ss Governor sDd under
lSeail the zeal OF the Commonwealth at Richmond.
this 9Th day Of December 1890
JOHN FLOYD
Edward L. Brooks 10 about 20 30 yesrs Of a0s
square shouldered, Of midng stature and besitaes In
HE speech Hs Is ioud Of drink, ADD will he fonnd
drunk whenever he is found He was last seen abnn,
70 miles above Williamsburg on bic wsyto Rtchmond
sir PearfnaD, ME-, Thomas Lee, & Mr. W11sa "a
RichnIond ' ~ "
Der 10. 7OvAv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-29
FOREIGN L.N'TELLTGENCE.


we lay this morning Of Foreign Intelligence
before our readers, received by the De Rham-Ihougb
NOT SO late nor so interesting expected vet il
possesses considerable attraction, and promises more
important events.-The change of Ministry in France
Is said to have been brought about principally bv
.ne exertons OF Lafayette and Dupont. Cores
Pondent OF the NJ Y. Sentinel, under date Of "paris
october So, declares that Lafayette went to the King
ana Told him frankly his own views Of the cours. pur,
sueu oy the government and also the coarse which lis
own safety and the glory and interests of the Nation
required to follow "po,Tsuives, ct vots seres a.
0daonne de tout ie monde. Pour moi ma narche eat
, aeeass. Je me retire La Grange."-"Go.on and all
os J mGr'u WIN leave you For my part my de.
cision Is made retire TO La Grange"
It's remarkable, how the King of England and tho
hng OF the Netherlands should agree in their Address
es to their Pariaments upon the same phrase ..the
general system Of Europe" The King of England ex-
presses his determination "to maintain in connection
win his) allies, the treaties upon which are founded
the genera system OF Europe, the best guarantee
lor the maintenance of the peace of tho It is
saiG mat the Allies are about TO interfere to lead to
Pacihcauon and arrangement between Holland and Bel
g'um-and That France may co-operate.-The events
In Spain and Ireland calculated to arrest attention.
The next Packet may bring very Interesting In,ei.