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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-09

u believed that would lie rrea,lv i,uu,ov.a
,s Ionsrsss r,h III: same p,ieses that are so. Cd 10
'"sc ~ me other Territories Of the Un.ied state,
ne penienssafy ready foe tho rscsoon ~
~ ewsts the necessary legislation to M, II mo c,.,. -
M OBJECT Of which, beg leave recall to vous ,s
shared wP e. aAnis COMPENSATION fo the officers
ne Importance Of the principles involved in The ;oov
Staies requires that should again cali The VIC %
5ess 70 the subject Nothing has occurred IN rs~., -
the dangers which many Of citizens apprehsud f.
su"on, as al present organized the spri, Of i'm,
III -: anu compounds which distinguishes our country
an" us institutions, becomes to nouiIe wsr,he, !, ~
sAe 10 secure the advantages afforded nv the p,-sen,
h, ioueh the agency Of Bank of the United States co
mooied IN its principles and sructufe s IN obva,.
uohal and other objections. '
IL Is thought practicable organize such bank witt, the
49,. omcefs, as bank Of the Treasury Department
on e public and individual eposite. wi,bou, power ~
% ns OF purchase property, which shall remit the funds
tho"h, s,.9nsn'' the expenses OF which may paid il
a''saoie, oy allowing its ofc sell bills of ex
.ense 70 private individuals = moderate premium No,
s eofpo!oe boay, having Stockholders debtors or
properly, and but lev officers would not be otnoxiop, m
me constitutional objections which are urged .y,os, The
~ oahk ana having operate on the hooe. fear,
81, o. large masses OF The Community, II would be
r VI 'ie influence which makes that bank formidable
The States would be strengthened by bavno m s, hsnd
no means OF furnishing the local ,ho,
oanks' while the bank Of the United States though
PaPef wod check the issues State la NV "a ne
oe III ueiosile, aud for exchange only so long as they
'""o l" ne redeemed with specie. In tunes If pubc
n e capacities OF such institution might be en-.
ese suggestions are made not as Recommended
@ as wtn view OF calling the of Congress 10 the
, III US present bfn without collision with IN.
local authorities and perpetual and
." T., Tue Pan OF the States ami the people
IN CONCLUSION, fellow allow rne I'm ,,vol. i, i.h.
OF your deiieaiions. that of con:a ION am,
ess, Nnch IS He gilt of patriotism uudcr an oyerruu
rovid~nce TIE agency of this spirit has thus fa
s"n.Zeh IN the prosperity and glory of our beloved
country. May IT'S influence be eternal
ANDREW JACKSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-09
w ASHINGTON HOTEL.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA

VIE Subscriber having leased this old and VOL
known Establishment, for term of years takes
this opportunity to announce to his friends and the
public generally, and particularly TO the former visit
ers of the house, that il will be opened for The mr.
commoda,ion Of company, on the Grst of October -
II IS now undergoing thorough repair and will be
lifted up III plain but neat style With beds beddinp
and other necessary furniture, all new, and of tho
best KIND His servants are attentive a experience
ed, and his Bar-kccpers polite and accomfroda,nr-
His Bar shall at all times be Supplied with the best
liquors and Wines aid his Table with the most ohoco
delcaces of the season, which the city and countrv
can afford; and he faters himself that by unreu,;t
ting attention To his business, he will give entire
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their COM.
pany
The WASHINGTON HoTEL. is situated in ,bo
most pleasant part of the city, immediately oppnse
The Capitol and contiguous to all the Public Office
and but short distance from the Theatre tho Banks
the Basin the Warehouses;, and the offices Of Tho
principal Mllers of the CITY; and at The same tinn
sufficiently far removed TO afford gentlemen quot
retreat when they wish To retire from the hustle and
noise of the streets. Such the local adyantaocs
of this house. that may venture to affirm, that gen.
tlemen visiting Richmond, either for business or for
pleasure, will find it OF the mos: pleasant st;o
tons in the city.
In addition To- what transient custom he NAV be
favored with. the subscriber will he able TO accom-
MEDIATE t,eenty:fce or thirty BO.9RDERS, by the
week, mouth, year, the reasonab bic terms
sept i6-ts ROBERT 6 MACON
tfOoctistnf (surs- !J,,sss
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-09

DIED-On FRIDAY last, near the Warm Snr;n,,.
OF apopiexy DANIEL SHEFFY, Esq distneuis he'd
lawyer and politician, and gentleman Of great
private worth and public spirit.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-09
5000 REWARD

Rf virtue OF a subscrip ion, signed by sundrv
" citizens of Richmond land deposited n, tho
once 1I OF the COmPer the above reward of SIX
no'rDhEH DoLL-iRS, IL hereby offered for the
apprehension and conviction of the murderer mr. nmr
derers of JOHN REID, whose body was found near this
city on Sunday last. nov on
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RtcttsromD gWtto.


W Inc Presidents Message occupies nearly tn.
who'e extent OF our columns. eeusily excluding com
ments onitse {, and all other matter TIL. re,d, ;u
lind worthy ofa careful perusa for il. ah;,.
composition, & the great questions which !. review.
OF discusses. We reserve The expression of sue
thoughts as il suggests for another day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-09
Irish Linens, Merine ShawIs, &c.

1AA Pieces Irish LINENS, of all prices warrant
ed pure linen and grass bleach, some
very heavy for winter wear
One case line Sea Island cotton slirtinps
200 Mer'no long and square shawls, of al! co,ors.
sizes, qualities and prices
Merino shawls. with lead colored borders
Lead coored Thybet wool. do do
Rich figured Damask diapers
Fine gauze Merino aannels
Worsted and mohair hosei,y
Ladies and gentlemen gloves of the hes, o,,,l,,.
Persons wishing Irish linens by the piece. hall.
piece, or yard, will find them at sinai ad yance ~
the importing cost In Meriuo sha ais and lace ve;Is
an assortment from the New York auctions
will afford purchasers an excellent onno,,nn;,, r
seec'ion-and fol sale at the most reduced PRICES NJ
=, r. Ii. JENKINS
nierlno Shawl, Linen, and Fancy Dry Good Store
dec 8 o'S-
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u Wan. OF room compels to lay over number
OF new advertisements, which will he attended to in
our next For Lotteries Auctions &C. soc frs, No.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-09

Ihe names of Messrs. Mayse of Bath, and Pollard
OF hing William were omitted in publishing the
Committee for Courts Of Justice. in the Uouss Of
Delegates
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-09

On motion OF Mr. linn, tho House adjourned
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ST. MARKS CHURCH.

TEYHE VESTRY respectfully notice
"a. to Pew owners, who contemplate
cushioning their seats, that Morecn will
be procured expressly for that purpose at
wholesale, nnd may be had without adj
rance, at the store Of Messrs. JOHN r.
WHEATON, g. co. on Wednesday
next. Their attention to this notice is So
licited, to prevent unnecessary violation
of that order and harmony which has hcen
seduously adhered to in the erection and
finish of this edi6ce.
July %. :.
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Nown of.Warren.on tho 5,k day or July A..
y. 1880
NNWHEHE s application ha, been adc to
N'F this Coat Tor the appointment of M
Adu inistraor de bonus non, Oh tic estate oi
HENRY BOWEN. la'e Of Warren, deceased;
II Is ordered-Th"t the considers ION
hereof, be rcioroi tn Court of Probate TO be
holden at the II wn C,erk's OiHcc, on The first
Monday OF August neat, al u'clock, p. NJ x
that previous notice bc given, by abI rh'n. this
% der three several tines in the Northern Star,
to oil persons interested 10 appear nj i'hat Inc
aud be head thereon.
iiness,
S. RANDALL, p. Clerk.
July 10.
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G: FESSENDEN,

G. NJ. FESSENDEN,
-Has for sale--just '~ceired--
SUPERIOR White q brown Havana
- Sugar, Wine, Cordials, Fresh old
Hy son Tea, sc.
July 24.
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For Cash or .9pprorcd Credit at
Il. w. BURRsS
wv Watcr-strcet-

-Wa'cr-Stfcct--
.nay be found at ertreme losD prices
Blue, black, olive, claret, drab and MKT
Bioadcloths and Cassimeres,
from coarse to super
Valencia, Marseiles and Toilcnett Vest
ings, of the most fashionable patterns
and colors
Brown and black silk ditto ditto
Extra super black and blue Velvet
Bombazctts and circassians
pantaloons, vests, &c.
Black Lastngs, fine and common per p's
oryard
Red, white and Green Flannels
Nanlsin Grapes, superior article
Black and green H;rophane Grapes for
Bonnets, SC.
White, straw, black and blue Crepe Lisse
or pressed Grapes
Salmon cold French ditto
Salmon, brown and drab Catepalies
Pink aud French grey Pulmyrenss, for
drensos
Printed Catcpalies, an entire new article
for dresses
Elegant French and English Ginghams
Real Paris painted MusIins
Foo!ard chintzes, London and Paris
Printed Cambricks and Calicoes, very
rich patterns
Pongee Silks. Black Bomb bazines
Corded Muslins, a largo lot very Iow
Jaconcts and thick Cambrics, . great W
ricty
Extra fine and common null Muslins
Plain Swiss Musli1S, Of every grade
Figured ditto ofvsfious patterns
SfLKS--a splendid Jot Of changsabte Gro
do Berlins, a new article comprising
the greatest variety Of shades ever
before offered
June II. \
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The above Pills are KEEP, for sal nths town.
by Dr.. T. p. MOORE. Agent Daniel Brew
or Tauuton I; J. Eulch, Jun. Jo! II Mason, Prov
dcnco I; Raymond Cole, Boston, and oil othei
principal Druggists.
July "a. Gin.
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&c JEW 9OWW&e

G.. mi. EESSEMD DEM ,
WSs ESPECTFULLY informs thepub
HA lie, that he has taken that well
known stand, formerly occupied by MIR.
j. t. Croade, and recently by Mr.. Z. w.
Burr, and has just opened an
NEW STOCK OFAGs
U-SEASCNABLE GOO DS, -H
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Eastoa, from Neuyetas,, bound to Har

Boston, from Neuyctds, bound to Ha-
Sailed on Sunday last, sloop Superior,
Child, for New York.
Schr Jarvis Brown s. Co. Fowler, New
bern. M
Sailed on Tuesday last, brig Brothers,
Cole, tor Matanzas.
Arr ut Bristol, brig Dolly, Gladding, 1 !
days from Charleston, in ballast to N.
Gladding, the master and others.
Also orr sloop Catherine, Harding, fr
New York. si~ AAt
Arr at Bristol nth ult. schr Mercctor,
Ling from fishing voyage via Dartmouth
with 400 otis fish to S. Coggeshall
Cleared, ship Essex, Mayhem, Brazil
Banks.
Ship Anne, Wilcox, do.
Brig Neptune, Pitman, Havre.
Schr Mcrcator Ling, fishing voyage.
Sloop Meridian, Gladding, New York.
Sloop Caroline, WiIliston, Boston.
Arr at New Bedford, nth, ship India,
Maxfield, New Zealand, ll6, 2700 bbls
oil.
Also arr ship Good Return, Terry, Bra
zil Banks, 1900 bills oil, goo sperm. =
July l6th, spoke ship North America,
Piekens, from this port.
Arr at Boston, OH Monday, brig New
Colombia, Burr, of thispor fir New Or
leans, Goth ult
Spoke July 10th, lat 81 81, lon 10 10,
brig Jacob, Eddy, of this port, fir n York
4or Trinidad.
At Matanzas, 9TH inst. brig Ariel, Wat
son, of this port, for New York.
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7TIIOMPsON,s

NOHESE Pills lave been for many years in
~ high and increasing estimation, as n con-
vcn,cnt. safe nd cfcctusI. purgative medicine,
well suited 10 pcrsons OF bilious habit. I hey
are gentle and certain IN Their operation, and
afford .pccdy relief to those headachs. and
~,her nun crous dsog.ceabIy sympi oms, atlen-
du Mt ON disordeied state of tho s'omseh and
bowels. Many instances are atteslcd Of their
potency IN the euro Of the piles, ard they have
been successfully employed for the prevention
und remo' al Of drop.cal swcilings. Mariners
have long been acquainted with the value Of
this medicine, which may be taken in the most
exposed situations, and with any diet and is
efficient in the o. dden removal OF that obs,i-
nate eostivcnoss. TO whcn persons Of their pro
fcs.ion arc liable and in oil cases where MI act
I'VE. but not violent medicine is Indicated Few
If nnv, it is believed, who have once used these
pills have ever afterwards ncglecte 10 furnish
Ihen,srlve. with II supply oa gorg TO sea.
They a,c Likewise highly esteemed. and may he
sale used. BY women before and after conhne-
ncnf.
0o- None nre genaiie without the sgnature
OFT. NJ, & l.. Thompson. by whom only they
sIe prepared and sold al JPo,, en-, X. IL
Unwilling 10 bur,Ecn the ullir with a long
lis Of subse ribeis, We nave deemed II proper TO
-uhjoin the &C riicair Of u few ohly, of those
whose experience has tested The efficacy Of our
Pills.
We the undersigned. citizens Of Warren, Il.
I. fee; a peculiar pleasure in having an cppor-
tuni y Of recommending TO tho public SO vslun-
BILE niedici Q NJ III mpson's Fa@iiy Pius.
invented in the year 1898. by the l",c deserved.
y celebrated Dosior Mm. Thompson Of sad
town, the receipt Tor the m king Of which lie
eff us legacy to ms family, who for several
years during his ndsrosit Oh. made and vcndcd
hcm under his direct ons. and vIo alone con
inuc 10 prcpS,e them. Having from pnsonal
expcr ence realized the sat tary effects OF those
pills ourselves. We rot on;, give them them tho
decided preferences over oil otlers, b.t sincere
y wish they n,ay attain that celebr ty. in Tic
public estimation, 10 hicl their virtues SO just.
~ en:ilo them.
S. CHILp. j. MAXWELL,
J. SMfTH, Jpn. j. SMirH,
c WHEaToN, 1T. CH,LD,
F. SIssoy, j. I. CRoApE,
B. EDDY. + GALpNER.
The above Pills are KEEP, for sal in this town.
by Dr.. T. p. MOORE. Agent Daniel Brew.
or Tauuton !. Eulch, Jun. Jo! II Mason, Prov
ldcnco Raymond Cole, Boston, and oil vthci
prIn cipul Druggists.
July "a. Gin.
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Blue, black, brown and mixed BROAD
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES
Sattinets, rowen cashmere, woolenct, blk
lasting, drab and brown drilling, nankins,
duck, silk, valencia, &c. VESTINGS,
a splendid variety of CALICOES, fur
niture prints, Scotch and English ging-
hams, plain and figured Swiss, null and
book muslns, white and colored cambrics,
fashionable dress silks, pongee, Gro de
Nap, grapes, palmy rine battiste, sarsnets,
florence, silk and tabby velvet, bombazet,
bombazine, silk hdkis., Italian cravats,
raw silk and cotton shawls, black s. white
wrought bobbinet lace wells, bobbinct lace
wells, bobbinet laccs, wrought muslin
capes, insertings, black, brown and white
ainens, damask cap, belt and taf RIB
BONS braids and cards imitation linen
hdkis plain, figured and plaid cotton era
vats; ladies and gentlemcns black silk,
slate, white and mixed cotton and worsted
hose ;ladies kid, horseskin and white lin
Ell gloves and mitts; gentlemens kid horse
skin and linen do ; silk stocks canvass ;
padding ;buckram; rattinett sewing silk;
tapes; braids quality blcach'd s. brown
sheetings and shirtings tickings; stripes;
checks towelling knitting cotton linen
and cotton thread floss suspenders !;
flannels /; carpeting bonnet paper; floor,
hand, clothes and tooth brushes; PALM
LEAF HATS ; gilt coat and vest buttons;
pearl do ; needles, pins, and thimbles
scissors hooks and eyes knitting pins,
SC. SC.
ALSO,
LADIES ne,o style bronze and pru-
nelia Shoes Children's do.
Large India wrought shell
GiAM RS.
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At Court Of Probate. holden in and for 'he
town Of Harrcn, on the 9th day of July,
A. ID. 1889.
MMIE EAS application hos this day beer
wv made or The appointment Of an admin :
trntor on tic estate Of REBECCA BIO ~ EN- late
of War; u, d"coased, II is ordered.
That 'lc consideration thereof, be re-
ferred 10 a Court of Probate, 10 bo holden a,
the Town Clerks office, Oh tho FIRST Morday
u Aul -st next, ai 2 O'Clock, Z. NJ. T; and that
p.evions notice he given. bv publish ng this or
icr three several times in the Northern Star, to
al person. interested 10 appear at that time
and be heard theron.
Witness.
S. RANDALL, P. Clerk.
July 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-11

Several other witnesses woro called and exan,;neJ
slz'@Ihomas Hart, Of Wsnham, Ezra Lummus, of
lem; Daniel Marston, of do; GeoIre Smith IF Ja.
George FELTON,, Of do; Joseph Shatswell. of do
her evidence related principally to tho possession of
certain description of silver coin by one of the pri
nr;snn "e psSsng OF similar pieces by others of tho
o.. u Philips was called, but his testimony being
oo!ected TO 6y the prisoners counsel the court ad.
aJm's;h M, ABOUT n. before deciding upon the
aImissiolty OF his testimony.
Extract OF a letter from Salem. dated Thursday.
o., "e Witnesses are not through their examination in
she case commonwealth vs.. ]. F. Knapp, and it is
equal whether the counsel get to the ARGUMENTS be-
tore Monday next, ksepng the Jurv uSop the nr
srR'cTNE system without "beucft of Clergy"
ine nomoer or witnesses already examined has been
extreme and the duties of the Court arduous-ten
nours yesterday packed into crowd where weld
ing neat would almost have been refreshing for it's
eoohess' . T. Knapp sits unusually firm for
young man IN his possible death watch. 1t is proba-
oie tnat the evidence will not be through before to
morrow, even If then am not allowed to state its
nature now
From che NJ Y Commercial .4drerti,ey of .9veust 7
men the death of the King announced yes-
terday morning, the British vessels in the harbor i'm
nedately hosted their colors nj half mast The
american vessels paid tho same tribute of respect To
the memory of the monarch.
His Britannia .N.jesty's Consulate
! New York. August Z, 1880. {
you sPon aneousy expressed by hostipg vonr coors
nai-n asst high, on the arrival of the melancholy ii
angs OF the death of his late Majesty GEoRor run
oeg leave to assure you has called forth,
rom ni MaJestys subjects ~ this city, respect I'D
nirauon and esteem Such display of national
eehng on your part is emnently calculated to cher
isn 'nose sentiments which have happily arisen du-
ring the glorious reign of his late Majesty between
tue Two countries, and which confidently hope. will
De followed up during the reign of his present Ma
Jesty--WuLrAM THE FOURTH
nave the honor to remain gentlemen the masters
ana commanders, your obedie humble servant
JAS BUCHANAN,
10 The Masters and Commanders of American yes
sells now IN the port of New York
inc Anti Jackson Convention. IN the State of
Name, have formally nominated Henry CIV .,
candidate for the next Presidency
SrkpHEN CULLEN CARPENTER active politi--
18th year of his age. " ~
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F0n TAX WHIo.
THE CRISIS

o. cloudless wings the day beam soaring
beheld the dewy how'rs expand.
lie Rcoelcst breath tho zephyr pouring.
Those dewy how'rs in murmurs famed;
The sun, the breeze, conspir'd to bring
fhesr fnoote to the Joyous spring.
And ffoshes than the light breeze strsyipr
Ger blooms Of every varied die,
And faircr than those Row'rs diplayine
Their oushes to the morning sky,
Young Laura rov'dthrOugh glade and bower,
The fairy Of that scene and hour
And younger STILL and yet child,
irov'd vii b her that sunny morn;
But feelings deep and passions wild,
Their whitening trace had early worn,
Apd was there, beneath the seeming
or thoughtles mirth, child of dreaming.
Through silent delk I sought each flow'r
Tnat iurk'd IN timid sweetness there,
And Guild Il from the lonely bow'r
To wreathe amid her golden hair;
And she repaid me with a smile
Fhst might rougher toll beguile.
At length a seat all greenly moss'd
She chose beneath the wild vines shade,
And told me OF cincture> lost,
And babe me search the path We strav,d.
And |. w"re not the search In vain,
shouid bind It in It's place again.
lett her there and wander'd far.
For distant had the rambe been,
AND long the quest, ere like a star
The golden clasp reveard its sheen.
Ent swift the flight and brief the space
fnst bore 1t to the lrysting- place.
In slumber deep the maiden lay,
Upon hat messy seat reclin'd;
der fair hair to the breezes' play
Gave all its tresses unconfned,
ana opening half lis stainless snows.
In revel free her bosom rose.
" men the rap, Persian, lowly kneelns,
hdores the Fire-God's blazing shrine.
Ills bosom owns no wilder feeling
Than bounded, all uncurb'd, in mine
MY fJotstep fell wi:hoat sound,
Dor there, felt, was holy ground.
a moment sped-it was the hurst
ne storm-fiash ofihe siumbering sou..
When all OF light and fire il nurs'd
In one fierce volume seem'd to roll
And had bound, with Keeling brain,
the cincture IN its place again,
the time IS past-Oh! mauy wear
Hath droPt its shsdowy veil between:
iet memory holds forever dear
Each feature of that vanish'd scene:
sun memory loves that silent hour,
And dwells upon that lonely bow'r.
II is not manhood's Course ofstrife
m That forums the souls enduring mark;
Inc name that burns and shines through life
Syringe from an unregarded spark
rae lends to chlldhood's ehtest hour.
- A saving or damning power.
A pebble in the streamlet scunt
bath ehsngd the course of many river,
a dsw-drop on the The ba BY plant
May warp the giant oak forever:
And lite receIv'd IT'S master tome
The hour bound the garter on T