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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18
POETRY.

I From the Ndiiond Gdsetfe.
,,vFs WRITTEN ON NEW-YEAR'S DAY
1880.
lis nasty ven as silent thought
Another year hath pass'd away
cane--ke fall many hope 1t brought,
thing ofyes'e'day
qbe buds of sprug-brighi Summers flow
neen.tint ed Auumn's golden store,
Are wither'd into bIighted bowers,
And Winter comes once more.
And bich resolves -smiles- wishes-tears
And Love and joys ecstatic train,
,Iaye sunk in the abyss ofyears,
Never 10 rise again
On who without soul siekening signs,
Can trace the dimly-parted past.
As dreams of VANISHED bliss arise
Visions that could not last
10 hearts by eriefioo deeply provd,
The sol,en'd memories that come,
Of.eyrd friends still warmly loved,
Childhood, and youth, add nome.
And who NAV sing Thy dirge lost year,
Tby brght hued scenes and changes shew
Tell of lost hopes aud bosom sere-
Thy hundred tales OF woe
G)-where the board is brightest set.
Where smiles and laughing eyes appear,
Whisper 10 fond aud fair ones met,
The changes OF a year
Another year aye, even there,
Where LAVISH beauty filings her spell,
gbe silent hearh-the vacant chair
A sadd'ning tale may tell
Alas for all the young and CAV,
Soon, soon to chill in earths cold strife.
For the thousand happy hearts to day
Just bounding into lie.
For mel speak not-think not-now
Ofwhat Is left-wh4t hath been taken
But, gazing on that noble brow,
Feel faith aud love mistaken.
And, mnsing on al time hath done,
Life S persh'd hopes, aud hearts estrang'd,
Mine is the icy TO know that one
Still one remains unchanged.
And ills may come. and storms may low'r.
The future as the past may be-
Tll welcome Ages winry hour,
So thou art left 10 me.
Isl anuary, 1880. r B.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18
STATE OF THE MARKETS, Dec. 81.

STATE OF THE MARKETS, Dec. 3 -
Public Spirit, rather fiat; The People, subject
To heavy duties, and mach depressed Com
,nerce, dropping agriculture, fair TO MD
ding Manufactures, doll. the wheels broken
at the ois,ern +; Poverty, universal; Grumohng
epidemic The Constitution, firm; Pohics, all
in hands Of specuIators The Cabinet, every
wa contemplate; Office seekers g'eat giuf
Otce.hoiders fat and lazy Lawyers, dec I'M
lug, no demand Newspapers, iDcreasns-no
fagor a lie change in prlce-go off heavily
jtomen. flocking to the standard of fashion ;
Men, daily dshonoring human nature; Gnu
dram. growing up in ideness, Morals, doubt
fuI The Cardinal Vriues, shadr lowe than
per last report. Boston courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18
TRUST SALE.

~ N Saturday, the 23d inst. ] shall proceed
w 10 sell, before the front door OF the MAJ
ket house, 10 the iowa of Lynchburg, at pub
lie auction, for cash, one Ssrsnth pat OF all me
real estate Of which Roderick Taliaterro died
seized and possessed OF, lying principally III
this place and the county of Amherst. Inc
sale will be made in pursuance Of a trust deco
executed TO me by DR.. SAM S. Taiiaierro OF
III, Goth day OF December, 1923, and wh'cf
has been duly recorded 10 the clerks ONCE
The Hastings Court of the Corporation U
L,uchburg, and of the County Court OF Am
be,st. The sale will be made for the beheh
Of August"s owry. -, -.
Acting as trustee, shall convey, with spe
ciai warranty, 10 other title than that which
hold under the deed aforesaid,
MAURICE II GARLAND, Trustee
Jan. IL. WINS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18
TERMS.

81 ,,sy aupnnl, pay able in sdvance.-No sub
m he received for less time than six months
serplioh VIZ Iii he discontinued (but at the discretion
AID 10 PIN apia,s9 until all arroaragos are paid.
WI be n19 ~ a. 90 cents at ep per
s1dFe So' ' srS,se from a disanct must be paid for
s9naas thar in .erion the payment assumed by
,, , nv presp po person in LyHsheurs
,,l,.,eo,v Orders not exceeding two squares arc
.'o,,ed for SIX dollars
Aoers addressed to 'sc ls o must DO po''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18

The Stuart Papers.--Aware Of the grea' IN
ferest that has been 4nd is attached to the re
markable documents. known by the name o
9 the Stuart Papers,, which were bronsh
from Rome after he death OF Cardinal York
the last Of the family and placed in the hands
oil Comm sioners appointed by his Majesty
We are glad to find that they are no longer
likely TO femain IN the obscuriIy Of 81 jam
Palace, where they were deposited. The KING
We are informed. has now transferred thest
papers TO SIR Walter Scott, for examination
aud publication and We have reason 10 know
thar his souin lan, Mr. Lockhari, is already
engaged in this important duty, aud actively
emplo ed IN arranging the mass, which certain
y could no, be in better hands.
TLiLerdry Gazette.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18
MONDAY, Jan, IL.


The House Of Delegates received a commu.
o'ca'on IRON the Senate, stating that they hud
passed the bill g. Enlarging the jurisdiction
OF The montbly courts of Jefferson county"
+" Al nc 10 incorporate the Charlestown LibetiV
Company" And" An act changing the quarter.
y cour, Of Mason county
Engrosed bills 40 amend the several acts
concerning pnblc bigbways' :" To amead au
act TO alter and amend an net nj missed
December the 29ih 1907, authorizing the
counties Of Caone and Hanover to con.
vert The bridge at LiiIepsge's across
Pamnnkey river into n iolbriage. To change
the place OF holding seperhfe election H. the
county of Halifax, and 10 establish a scperate
election IN the county Of Masoh" with II, der
offered by Mr.. Newman Of Mason Otto revive
aud amend an net entitled an act 10 Incorporate
the town of Jenersonvile ~ the c,y. OF Taxwell
iof other purposes were rend a third time
and passed.
Mr.. Mason off moved 10 postpone the cleo
ton Of Councillors TO Monday next He said
he thought he could say with certain,y. that
iheConyenlion would adjourn during this week,
aud rs no inconvenience can ensue, he no.
ped the House would sgree 10 the postpone
ment.
| Mr. CabelI said he concurred in the motion
The constituents Of the members Of this House
who mere members OF the Conven had I'M
posed double duty upon them, which IL was
impossible 10 perform. unless the House would
consent TO the posipobement &, as the House
had sufficient business to occupy them during
The interval. he hoped they would indulge those
members, and give them an opportunity 10 be
present
| MIR. Robertson thought il would he wrong To
delay every subject for the Convention. The
same argument might he used to delay the OPP
erations Of Congress, Of the Senate of the Uni
ted State. and it was impossible TO say when
the Convention would adjourn.
| Mr.. Cabel did not ask the indulgenca for
HIMSELF but he tboughi il due to his consii.
tuen,s. They had not anticipated the con-
drt between the two bodies; aud IL he had
imagined tina, they would have confiicted for
such length Of time, he would have resigned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18
Nece,karv 10 a chnice


Mr. Williams OF Harrison, called up The en
crossed bill 10 provide for the construction ola
turnpike rond from Winchester Ia PaIker.burg
ii was Hen taken up.
Mr. Bto"n of Harrison. said II was row n
late hour of the .dal, the bill wap = long one
aud The House was thin he therefore moved 10
postpone the confederation ofthe biII unit
tuesday neYt
Mr.. Minor hoped The House would postpc.e
the bill unit Saturday lie though, Il was duo
to tho sixteen memhsrs of ,le c invention 10
give them an opportunity ~ being present
The bill was too important TO he acted upon ia
thin House. lie was opposed 10 it's passage.
aud ha wished every member to be present and
have their names recorded. II was postpone Il
until tuesday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-18
VIRGINIA LEAaISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
SATURDAY, jan. o.

SATURDAY, Jan. %.
The JOINT order 81 the day for the ee elton o.
Governor was nken ny, when Nr Atkias u o
Haiiar, moved 10 postpone the election til
Saturday next
Ate, some discussion the motion To po.ippu,
was lost.
The House proceeded 10 lhe election Gen
John Floyd was nominated by MIR. Crockett,
Of Montgomery, aud was supported by NESTS
upshaw, Anderson Of Boietonti, Hansbl Dug h
Gregory Williams o Harrison, Mason - King
George, Atkinson Of Isle Of Wghf, Stephenson,
aud PACK.
re'er V Daniel, E.q The pressn, Liutcnani
Governor was nominated by Mr.. Minor. AND
was supported by MesHs. Williams OF liepr co !,
Rufherioord, Carey aud Riyes Of Prince
George.
The ballot stood -
For John Floyd 40
Peter v Daniel &C
Scattering
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-03
Correspondence OF the Journal OF Commerce.
United States Shin RoS,op
A, PonT M.,,ox AIR ef 1o-r

AT PoRT MAnoS. Aug. &c, 1890.
SR-Wc arrived at Gibraltar on the second of
August, where we remained about week. Here
learning of the Capture of Algicrs our destination
was changed, and ut the desire of Commodore Por
ter we set sail for Mahon, about the 9TH where we
arrived on the afternoon ofthe 18th. Here we found
Mr. Lee and family, who appeared in excel health
and fine spirits believe it is his intention to leave
this place in few days for France. Since his arr
val he has been staying on board ofthc U. S. FRI
gate Java, with Commodore BIddle His departure
was accompanied Ivy a salute of 3 guns
Commodore Porter intends to 10 from this To Al
giers and afterwards TO 'runs,aVhere he s de,erm-
ned TO remain; and he has made the proper
arrangements, he purposes 10 return 10 the States
for his family.
The Java, the Lexington and Fairfield he sides
our own vessel. are now lying in this port. We arc
only waiting for fair wind, when we leave this for
Algicrs. After leaving the Consul at Tunis, VIC en-
tered cruise of several months, but in what quarter
is unknown.
The capture ofAlgicrs has altered materially the
aspect of affairs in the Mediterranean: many specua
irons have been started the probable rcsul; of
this important event The situation ofthe nha bit ants
is represented as wrotched in the extreme. The
PRIDE the indifference the air of contempt that form
crly marked their character, longer visible They
seen III clusters in tho streets showing by their
tears the losss they have sustained. Inc many hun
dred cripples that ill the Lazarcitos and HOSPITALS
about us prove too satisfactorily that this spirit of do
fsnce was not easily subducd. Tho place is liter
ally covered with objects of the most shocking an
pcarancc:-SOmc cfutchcs from the loss of
leg, others deprived VI an arm otherwise main
cd. with hundreds moro seriously injured IL i.
snid that upwards of nine hundred sail were en-
ploycd by the French ~ the Expedition Their
loss has bcon vurious,y cst'majcd. at from two q
fnuc Thousand
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-03
"a AR1lME NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND
ARRIVED.

ARMY -,
Schr Amity, Osborn from New York. with ann
DRIES to Davenport, Allen g. Co, J Wallace. C. m
Mitchell and apples To Master.
Soop Philadelphia, Wells. from Bridgc,on, with
spples ana cider to Master
Norfolk. a. "' ' ~
~ Sehr Richmond Packet. Libby. days from New
ORR. with suudries to Davenport. Allen g. Co C. N
Mitchell o,is. Dunlop g. Co, w g. d Kyle & Co d
w e.er, Colon & Clark, Baldwin, Ives & Co, Dun
iey q Buckley, Smith & Gordon. r Trplet,, w
mitchei; Jr III Iollins, Rogers g. Harrison, J o
Lay. Wilcox. Jr. 6, Co. + & Z James g. Co,
sampson, Sinton. Perkins g. Harris. ] Thomp.
, son. Johnston e. Son Myers, Jr.. d Timber
axe, Hubbard & Gardner. IS Sheppard & Co, S
clarke: Sweeny. N Gordon, J Garth, BarwelI,
smith q Hansnh. Putney. Raymond e. Brothers
Grann'ss Son d. Brothers, N Stratton. Hall g. More
y n jenkins: J Mck'ldoe. van-Lew & Co, II c
mcNemars, i Rust, Bnford s. Brooks. Wsds-
worth & Williams. Lancaster g. DENNY. p Haxall e.
Co, X Smith, II Nash. and Newark cider and
oranges to Master.
SAILED.
coal.
Schr Independence. Hooper, for Baltimore, coal.
Schr Brazil Creighton. for Baltimore. coal
Schr AIrri. Gibbs 60 g..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-03
Valuable Lands for Sale.

pursuance of n Deed OF Trust dated tho 7,h
l. January 1928, and recorded in the county court
OF Amherst, executed by David s. Garland and lane
II his wife to Daniel HIgginbotham and James
Lyons Jr trustees, in trust TO secure the payment
OF Mree thousand and eighty eight dollars and nine
~ cenS' WIN interest thereon, from the 10th OF
January 1875. TO benjamin w. Leigh and Rober,
Stanard TO satisfy the said debt and the expenses o
the trust,-wILL BE SOLD, at public auction 10 the
nighest bidder, tor cash. at the front door Of tho
hagie Hotel IN the city of Richmond, on Friday the
io'h Gay OF december next. the following lands in
the said Deed of Trust mentioned and convcved and
more particularly described VIZ:
One tract or parcel Of land lying and henp in tho
county OF Amherst. IN the north side and sd;o,n;no
Buiia"e River and on both sides of Hippinbothams
Creek. and containing one thousand and tbyeo ,cr,
(by metes md bounds in the said Deed of Trust do
scrlbed) made up of the lands purchased of Horny
Holloway and William Lee '
One other tract parcel of land containino six,r
acres ADJOINING the before mentioned tract and being
the same 'and which was sold under a decree of Am
herst county court of September term 1908 nro
nounced in the case of David s. Garland. a6m,ar n.
Benjamin Philips, decd, and guardian of Georoa N
Philips an infant son of William Philips, decd, coma
p,ananl' against Mary Philips widow and rect Of
William Philips decd and Others defendants and
being the same land which was convened nv Gabr;.i
Penn to William Philips decd, by decd 3o,ed ,ho
list May 1875, and duly recorded in the county court
of Amherst. ~
And other tract or parcel of land al ;n;n, Tho
last mentned tract, containing four hundred acres H.
ana bounds in the said Deed of Trust decr,bed
and being the same land thai was granted to Aaron
tigginbotham and devised by Jacob Tyree the eide
TO his two sons William and Jacob
The sale will be made By the subscriber upd., ,lo
special power IN the Deed IF Trust expressed anJ
contained to the trustees either of them to make
The sale, and only such title is vested by the s.;d
deed IN the trustees, is to be sold and conveyed =
ana Inc sale VIII commence between the hours n
IL and o'clock Of the day of sale above anro;,ti
oct 28-19t & c. JAMES LYONS jun,o, =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-03
SOUTH CAROLINA.

We have received the Message of Gov Miller, which
Is more moderate than we expected the majority for
notification being found too small and doub full to
warrant sky scrapIng. The old song is sung with so
few variations, that tho reader ud learn little by
more particular notice Of the Message, and we shall
therefore dispense with it,
Thc great question Of Con venticn and Notification
will not be pressed until late in the Session-possby
not before it is what the President has to say in
his forthcoming Message-and meanwhile, the cleo
ton Of Senator Of the r. States, and Col Preston's
proposition for federal committee be the to-.
pics of principal interest. Judge Smiths term cx-
pires in March--and he is to b. opposed on the
ground of his being FederaiSt-ayc! asFodcralist!
That is tho ground openly taken, and vehemcntly
maintained! This whose VII ,lc public life has
cvnccd an mistaken cnn5tancy 10 the doctrines Of
limited construction; consistency which was proof a
gainsj that sorcst trial to which statesman can be-
cxposej.a minoriy-a constancv distinguished and
dslnorestcd, 10 have attracted nc respect Of the
Unon--is now, declining to recognize the right o
S. Carolina to annu law Of the Unon,) denounced
asa Fcderols! In 1929 Judge Smith was MARTYR
cJ by these very nulhfycrs c,r h4 devotion to sric
construction Such is his reward-and such always
the moderation and magnanimIty of oposatcs
Mr. Preston proposition alluded to in tho follow
ing correspondence, has been adopted, and commit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-03
To His Honour, Judge p. P.- Barbour.
Mo IL

DEAR SR; iou have always been very great favor,c o
you have ever stuck to the People Blow might
no' OF coid strong nr light adverse frendlyit made
odds-you still, stuck 10 he People f the People las in IaG,
were Tor the a, So were youf they changed against H.
so dd you III they liked this for President, your taste
ever found conormng-if they abused that admirable sp,
OF accommodation found still acqucscen,-if they wheel
ed to The right about, and conceived ke former
wheel simultaneously Your history exhibits the remarkable
the unexamped phenomenon, Of being barren Of single
your paiseworihy resolution separate from them il
became necessary TO oppose yourself the Of nature her
self as IN the case Of last going your love
OF the Peopla was still found equal To the sacrifice
Now sir, like this This is Democracy IL shows the
strength OF your love for the people An affection so strong
That former opinions, recorded sentiments consistency all Weld
10 its qualification No wonder the corle low, Won i,
Il would he monsrous and unnatural If they did no,
ihavc grea many other things to say to you.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-03
Chickahominy Land for Sale

'uNHE subse nber = Empowered BY ed OF trus,
II from Judge Hay and others, of record in the
ofce OF the clerk of Henrico county, 10 sell and no
now offers for SALE ;he estate called Asbfied con
tanning about nine hundred and thirty acres situated
on Chckahomny. in the county of Henrico nhou+
seven miles from the city of Richmond
The estate consists of two parcels: the upner son,
ara'ed from the lower By a slip Of land about f,i-
hundred yards wide The upper parcel contain
about 43o, and the lower about 500 acres
On the upper parcel their is an excellent brir'.
dwelling house. GO by 80 feet, having six large and
two small rooms. and four large closets. The house
was built about the year 1914, and is said to be ne
good as any IN the county. The srore-ruom and
gardeners house also of brick The othe, hon
ses, Kitchen, servants apar stables and corn
house, &c are Of wood About onc.thlrd of his
tract is, as | am told. what is called mud land 40 or
40 acres OF which are clea cd and in meadow which
may with mite trouble, be kept constantly irrlrtcJ
on the lower tract. containing about $40 acrr4
there are barns, stables &C. but no DWELLING nous,
out that intended for the Overseer II ha- oocs
scite Tor dwelling house near an excellent .;r,rr.
ana most abundant supply Of fire wood. Thee Is
also an orchard on It, 1t is represented tia r This
land, that may be easily cleared. and tn, are cof
to any land ON Chickahominv
Inc district OF country IN which these lands are Sit
uated, rs SAID 10 be very healthy. and cutircv csrr.
from aguc and fever
On having the purchase morsy. and ,he latsr,.t
thereof payable semi annually, fac;or,i, Cared
liberal credit VIII b, given to Tine p'--ha-o-
The parcels will be sold sepotaf,lr 10 .'.. nn--i..
ser should so desire. ROBERg. SpAN AED
The above property viii be off red .r- s,le st.rr
nc auction. before the front dor oi .h Ggpr i ic
IN the City ct Richmond on Srirrd a. d cer,brr
llih at - o'clock ROBERT SrANAEps
nov i0--,ds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-03
GRTPES.
Extract If n letter to The Editors IF ILc JJ,bjg

w AsHiNGTON, 2Dih Nov 1880.
u would be dficnl, 10 imagine how little informa
ton concerning public affairs has transprcd in this
city within the last ten days We arc given 10 nm
dcrs'ond however. that from the President down to
The messengers all the executive officers arc prepar
ing for Congress. have had n small affair 10 ad
JUS with the Secretary "f War. which would not
consume Ten minutes of his time; but on every call
was answered the Secretary is engaged At length
found notice in writing in his audience or AMI
chamber, announcing the purpose Of his engagements
and his inability to SEQ any ono except on "imporant
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-03
NOTICE.

1 Sha'i at the hour of eleven, 4. NJ, on the Goth
day ofDecember next. for cash Offer fo, so,e =,
the Deep-Run-Phs, TO the highest bidder, all the
Joint stock, consisting of mules machines utensils
&C &c. belonging to the firm Of Smith & Gordon. ir
ROBERT NJ. GORDON
Surviving Partner.
T. 8 The business hitherto tran>acted in the
name OF Smith u Gordon, Jr. will. hereafter be car.
red on IN the name. and for the sole interest of
nov 25-eo tbs ROBERT NJ GORDON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-03
- sscfeoss @asgm.
BY OTIS. DUNI5Op :, 90

oitS. DUNLOP & Co.
On FRIDAY next. Decemher al :,
c'oes' WI De sold, at our Store. 100 Sbos
VIZ; eieos ana boys' Brogans, do. seemed and ,ar'
geo; coarse and fine Shoes; womsns, w.i,.J S.s
90: walking; do. Stout Leather Pnmn,. Isd,ss,
BOOTS Misses and Childrens' Boots and She. I'll
many other knds-in the sale will he ,ho,, 400
par Ponicntinry made Shoes.
dec Its -. ID. & co. Aucts.
Wool Hats.
WIN be added to our sale. IN FRIDAY, the Sd
~ cases mems and boys wool hats.
oe' o. d. & Co. Aucta
DRY GOODS at AU( T1OE.
Oh WEDNESDAY next. the Is, Decemne, nj
~ CLOCK, will be sold. at our Auction Rooms a le,ee
Ahd general assortment of seasonabie
DRY GOODS.
among them are few pieces of e,eoon. sur~>k,>
CioIhs, assorted coors. few pieces Cassmer.. 49,
'"perhne assorted coors. Poin, aud Duffle R.nkc,s
extra Sues, and superior quality; large ou.n,i,v of
oat'inets and Casnets. Flannels, ELEGANT C,licoe-
Camo!et and Tartan Plaids, Irish Linen Lawn. and
Oiaper- Damask for Table Cloths E,I,ck I.i;a,,
SILKS Black Silk handkerchief. Madras Hdkf. o.
,annrgs and Brown Holland, Bleached and Brown
ohr'ing. and Sheetings. Checks and Plads Bnmba -
,"t an1 bomoazines, Booking Baize; Meddlipp
Hths &c &c.-lerms at sale.
n'Y IS OTIS DUNLOP g. CO.. Auc'is
In consequence of 90 packages of the above good,
rot having arrived. the sale is postponed tiIl Mon
JAY, The 9th INST, at 10 O'clock when j, will nos
''sy luxe place. .. ID. s Co. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-03
Bank Stock at Auction.

M"nhay' The g. h instant, at 10 ''clock, will be
- I'D at The Coffee House. I65 Share. Of Stnct
OF n" Bank of Virginia, and 60 Shares of Farmers
stock belonging to the estate of the late VIM Gait,
Esq ana VIII be sold by order Of hrs Executors
geo JAS II LYNCH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-03
80 Mules.

'6'ilE above mules will be At Thomas s ahlrs.
(Rchmond) on the 9th sud 18th OF December.
and will be sold unusually low Should any 7caill.
nsold, they will be- offered for sale ~ the Bow lup
Grccn. on the 18th OF December tina. being CAROLYN
court doy. poy Jo-iidif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-03
1900 REV ARD.

RY virtue of subscrip ion. signed by sundry
- citizens Of Richmond. land deposited al the
office of the Compler.) the above reward of SIN
HtNDRED DOLL4RS Is hereby offered for the
apprehension and convection Of the murderer or mur
dcrc of JonN REtp. whose body was found near this
city Sunday last nov 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-03

u The reader will find the Second Letter d
Judge Smith tn the People of South Carolina, a GU
rious and piquant Document Duff Green has repl
cd Mt great length. and we in mpartiality bound
shall -cpublish the material parts of it.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-03

u letter post paid) from one of our subscribers
enclosing to us marriage for publication is received
but cannot be nserted.--W" have given notice over
and over again, that such communications will not
be published, unless accompanied by responsible
name.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-03

Shoes, MackereI, &c.
cD Gases shoes. varons qualities
~ iCo btis No 8 nackerel
10 half do l do
so boxes Madeira wine
10 cases Whi,temore's cotton and wool c,,ds
Receiving, and for sale by
dec Set DAVENPORT. ALLEN s. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-03

TIcke's ST, halves ., quarters |.
For sale at tho Exchange and Lottery Office of
dec } THOS b BIGGER