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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03

Farther supplies Of Books, &c.
'u>fiE Northern Traveller, and Northern Tour,
- with the routes to the Springs, Niagara, and
Quebec, and the Coal Mines Pennsy also tho
Tour OF New England Thirty two engruvines---
Fourth edition, revised and extended
Aenophon's Expedition Of Cyrus. with English
notes. prepared for tho use ofschools and colleges
with life of the author; by Charles DEXTER (.Ievc-
land, Professor Of Languages in Dickinson College.
Maccuock on remittent and intermittent Diseases
including gcncricaly marsh fever ard neuralgia; com
pr,sng under the former, various anomalies Olsen.
rites, and consequences; and undef new sys,enatic
view of the latter treating of tic douloureuS sc;o,;
ca oph,hania, toothache palsy, aud nany
other modes and consequences of tins generic dis.
easc. '-',ss.-
Winners Episcopal Manuel, being intended az a
summary explanation ofthe doctrine discipline and
worship of the Episcopal Church, etc. etc. etc.
Third edition. e
Moore's life of Lord Byron
peiham' or the adventures of gentleman.
The e Disowncd, by the same Author.
Lawrie Todd, or the settlers in the woods-by
John Gait, ESQ. -
Flora's Dictionary--by lady
Register of officers and agents civil military and
NAVAL in the service of the United States 1880
Memoirs OF the Rev. Matthew Henry, by J. B.
Williams, Esq. p. s. A,
Aids to reflection, by S. L. Coleridge, with a pre-
liminary cssay, notes, and illustrators hv lanes
Marsh
Foscarini, or tho partrician of Venice
Life ofthe Rev. Edward Payron, D. d. late Rec
tor OF the second church in Portland.
bickersteths Chrietian Heorer. designed to show
the importance of hearing the word, and 10 assis,
christians in hearing with profit.
provincial Letters, containing an exposure of the
reasoning and morals of the Jesuits by Blasc p ss
cal originally published under the name of Louis De
Montaite, translated from the French-to which !,
added, view Of the History of the Jesus, and the
late Bull for the revival of the order in Europe. &c
received for sale, by ~ 49,
1o-.-,s Cf,rrrvc r. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03

ROCh NOTiCE.-Ihose penons who are In V7on, ~
oIses Lan, French and English School Books arc
v.o Una, nsy can be had at very low prices ISpEep
'H =, S as attic fooh e Stationery Store II
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1tAROLINA MOSS, for Gale. =
je is JAS. WINSTON.
FRESH DRY GOODS.


FRESH DRY GOODS. =
N anticipation of their general advertisement the
subscribers inform their customers, and other pur-
chasers that they have received by the last arrivals
from Philadelphia, New York and Boston, One Hum
dred and Eighty Packages Fresh .auerican anu
british Dry Goods, in which are included their own
importation from England, (via New York; consist
ing in part of the following articles:
Extra blue, black, brown. olive, and olive brown
London cloths
Extra blue black, drab, mixed, fancy mixed. and
lavender London cassimeres :.
Ram anu fancy white London Marseiles cuttings
White and colored ground chlntz, printed do do
Plain buff toienets
beautiful assortment ofthe newest STYLE Prints
Fancy, checked, and striped, and .4aria,opie cd
neU style ginghams
~, . and "a cambria and jaconet muslins
White bordered cravats, very superior-ond
Mixed and striped linen and cotton drills.
Their assortment is very good, and viii in n
rev days be the most commanding they have ever
had. F. g. r. JAMES r. r. 0'ei
up III Market Square
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\ FOR SALE,

Handel and Haydn Society
4 toLLECTloN of Church music; being a collcc-
uen o. NE most approved Psalm and HYMN
tunes; together with many beautiful extracs from the
works OF Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, and Other em
inent modern composers, &c. &c.
a supply received by
june 4. COLLINS g. r,o
RROWN's BEST CHEWING TOBACCO.
"'s Err e-|b5 n =. MevsM,jaa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03

II newspaper for the Ladies.
proposals tor publishing in the City of washington
awEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in nes, ouarto tn.,,,
containing eight pages, devoted entirely to the din.
sem,nauon OF intelligence useful and int sting IN
the Ladies, TO be entitled :"
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PROPOSALS
Foh PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTYO.N.
"A Defence of the Jews,
AND THE MOSAIC LAW.
BX ISAAC IEEaER

'Hio Work was composed about year since and
from the opinions of persons. in whose judgment
ne conhdes, the author is induced to publish il. pedg
ing himself that it is strictly, as it purports to be-
deience OF the principles of the religion he processes
TERMS.
l. The work will be put to press as soon as n sniff
Gent number of subscrbers is obta.ned
< II will bc printed on fine paper and delivered IN
on delivery. r'' p''"o''
Persons procuring six subscribers, will be en,-
tied TO seventh copy gratis.
W these holding Subscription Papers will please
forward them by the middle of June.
Ehtiadeiphia, March, 1890
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03

Ladies' Embroidered Cotton Hose.
A FEW dozen ladies' lace worked and embroider
n ed white cotton hose, of new and elegant style.
opening this morning, at JENKINS
ye II Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store
Pew wanted.
WANTED apew, or half of a pew, on the ground
~ hoor ofthe Monumental ChurcII-apply to tbs
Editors Of this paper. 70 n
Pen and Pocket Knives.
A HANDSOME assert ment of Pen and Pocket
a Knives, well finished, of approved patterns and
cheap. received by JOHN Fl. NASH
ell -,...-... -
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Musical Cal,inef

CLASSICAL Pocket Library for the f..r,,.,,
~ Flute, Fageole', Violin or Oboe-con,isti,g NJ
Songs with words] and dances
Duets and trios
Irish airs; as A., Us
Welsh airs and songs. as do DO
Italian airs, as do -
German do do ms 40 ~
Marches & quick steps, as do do
~, Selected arranged, end partly composod NV !
Whitaker-ls numbers received and for sale. -
ma S7-ts COIJJNSG ~
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TO GARDENERS.

OLNDO.No EncycIopetIa mr. rs. ,,l.,,,. 49,
Ia valuable wotk. " "a'"o""s' very large and
M american Gardener exhibiting the time for
Old Gardener "'"'s % sardens oy an
But few for sale by 80 IOuS m 60,
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Perfunery, DC.

UST received. the following, viz. Cologne water,
- genuine French, in bottles Of great variety OF
shapes; Florida water; aromatic vinegar; honey wa.
ter French and English soaps; burning PARTICLES in
tended FOR burning in sick rooms which when lighted
emit q most fragrant odour; penrl powders rouge in
potts. vinegar Of rouge; Macassar oil; bears oiE ye-
nuine otto OF rose, and milk Of roses.
ep ~ Fl. e. McNEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03

n uST RECEIvED-soonisl t,,omn,r. "a
- dc Letamendi, late Consul of Spain for Ess.
FLORIDA Also. by the same author, Notas H,stor,cas
SORE Ia REVOLUTION do Espana comprendierro Ia
epoea ae loia hasta 1898, for salc at the Book q
''a.aS'y o'ore OF X. d. SANXAY.
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EOR REAr.

IL seEs,f BOX REAT. 40.
Pho Brick Tenement, now in the soc-
0x!! cupsncy Of Mr.. Poindexter, on Shockoc
nSis tiiii, In good order for the reception Of q
genteel family. Apply to ~
mal2-is 's'' 4, n RIGCEp
ELEGANT PARASOLS.-A few Tamsois of Paris
maze new style and richly finished, well deserving the
oen,on OF ose Ladies wanting superb article. will be
oono u 1880 - - ...- n H. JENKINS
Irish Linen and Fnney Dry Good Store. Main stree,
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RECEIVED AT NASH,s

Us o. and IS, Library Of Useful Knowledge
L Do 3, Maps adapted to do.
W continue receive subscribers 10 the sbor. -
vol 70. English Com, Law Reports - Visual
NO o. farmeis Series, Library of Useful Knowledge
Rees;,s ., .aP,s; Americnn Turf Register.
ap 10 "' S1''o'o'J' anu ancy otofe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03
CIRCULAR

3, -.,st',c. 81 = WAsufNeroN, June 4, ieSo.
sir:-You will perceive by the accompanying pro-
Position, thsl offer to act as Agents for those who
may own Military Land Warrants on the Virginia
State and Continental Establishment, United
States Revolutionary Bounty Warrants; and We re-
quest the favor Of you enclose this 10 euch Of
acquaintance may be Interested in those claims
with such recommendation Of Us a. you may think
NC mort.
With great respect, t-1
.JoS Your obedient scrvonts,
(. a..seo l.3 JOSEPH DUNCAN. r.,
SO .stt fi - i NV. ST. CLAIR CLARKE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-01
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. al, 1929.
THE CONVENTI0M

| .
| Yesterday the Select Committee of seven was
announced from the Chair, consisting Of three trans
montana, and four cIS-nioniane members.
The resolution offered on Saturday last, by Dir.
Stuart OF Patrick, exonerating sufferers under the
dueing law, from its penalties, but eDoinine the
Legislature to reenact the statute, was adopted in
modified shape-provding for the release of past of.
tenders, but leaving the re-enactment of the law
discretionary with the Legislature most eloquent
piiilippcs stated TO have been pronounced by BIr
Randolpb against the principle and spirit of the anti
duellng act, for which we tender him the thanks of
those citizens, who know from experience, the un-
pardonng and Draconic severity, of that tyraunica
statute.
Fhe provision for future amendments to the Con-.
sttution, ncgatived by great majority and af.
ter discussion of much interest. We regret this
chiefly, as it will operate a new motive for the
popular rejection of the Constitution.
The Convention has adjourned over to Saturday,
to afford time for the Select Committee to prosecute
and finish its iubors. Nothing, but the bsss of rep
resentation, is likely to retard the adjournment of
the Convention beyond the approaching week.
We conclude to-day Mr. Randolphs speech in
Committee of the Whole, on the Basis of Represcn-
tatlon--whch brings US through that debate. We
nave gStO'i OtneT speeches, which
We were unable to give in their regular course
These we hope to get through with next week.
~ In Tuesdays paper we stated that Mr.. NosIe,s
Resolution proposed to base future apportionment of
Legislative power, on frcehods of the annual value
of S25. This was lapse Of the pen. The word
annual WIS improperly used.
10 The quarter from which the following comrnu-
nication comes, and our persuasion that no subject
of public interest ought to be too delicate iii free
country for public discussion, Influences us to give
it place in columns; desiring however to be
understood, as not committed to the sentiments of
the author.
To EDIToEs CossTirUTIoHAG WH1e.
Cenemen have read the debates the convention with
grea, anxiety expecting that truly enlightened body
making Of the best and west constitutions that vas
prcsEiiod to FREQ poo?ls. =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-01
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE or J1ELEG8TiETS

~, 80 SATURDAY, Die. &C.
The Speaker laid before the House the annual
ton OF the Board of Directors of the Penenary Which ON
MI Huherfoord's motion was ordered to printed.
Mr. Minor, from the Committee on tie Sd Auditors Office
presented report to the number of shares of stock in the
James River Company held by individuals and the State &c
&c which, on his noon laid upon ordered
TO be printed '
The Speaker laid before House communication firm,
Inc "a AuJhor, transmitting the documents called for bv
resolution relative TO the extension OF the Kanawa Tu6
Road. "P'"'
On Mr. Gner's notion leave was given TO BRING in a hill r.,
establish inspections of -four and tobacco at cottsvi in
county of AlbemarleOn Mr. SCOTS notion the COMMITTEES
OF Propositions and Grievances instructed enquire ,o
he expectancy OF Changing separate election in Ba;Gax
couny:OD motion OF Mr. Smith Of Kana,vha the same com
Itee was sructed to enquire the expedcucv of s
amondpg be laws regulating precinct elections the several
counties OF TINS Commonwealth require such elections
10 be heid on the same day which elections are held at their
several coUrhouses ~ " ''
Engrossed BtuS"Dircciiug survey between Bari Paw IN
the county ofPrncess Anne aud the Sea-and % athoyizc
separate election at the house of edmob Eak in the county
ct montgomery" were read Sd time and passed ~
resolution from the COMMITTEES of Roads and In,e,na1
Navigation, IN favor of incorporating Company TO make
oao rom the pennsylvania lme Sntbfed on the Ma
ona ROAD TO the mouth of Fishing Creek Ohio River was
agreed TO. " ~ " 81 vas
Resolutions from the Committee for Courts of Justice cro
aNe up and agreed 10, VIZ 1st In favor dryorcpp
OF stafford for leave TO sell certain lands; 3d. Rejecting
tne petition oil Pamenas Bird. who pays passage of an ACT
autorsng HIM to sell ceIta land appropriate the pro-
ceeos Tor the support Of hiSwie clen and 4t For
releasing 10 George j. Willard and others county the
con'nonwealth's right to certain lands
Two resolutions from the committee also read
~ T'aInsi eSrodlea; 70 oTnseS tie ~ e. gSaotI 20 he
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-01


:, letter letter dated La Guayra, Nov 90. received ~
81. .',e nliepelPha Merchants Coffee House
nave just received news of the acts Of Carsca-
ueGlaIhlg the separation of Venezucla from fI,c ~
t,n mere were out three dissenting voce. OF
s' Wi zen. Gelmento was Gen. PACE is nov
~ ~ dIehcIa' but has been sent for. Porto C,olel
EcLoria' Vaentia, Maracaybo, &c. have ali scla1ed
rnn sof separation will take place, and as appa
LGnty COMES from the people, there viii not be az
disturbance of the public order" " S''|
a. Cn "a gentlemen who left Vaparaiso on the
9tn or september informs the editors of Tho Nv,
aJ,n uaIe'Ig tnat there were apprehons ms IA ~
coloti2h IN That country Two parties Ind bcc
formed, whose strength about col,gli,, aiarcd
Inc DIVISION was not founded upon general ,aI;ta
principles but upon prcdloctori Tor rrn ttr ,,
Two candidates for one Of Tie highest Offices Tis
1oVeInor OF Clnli, considering his life in dau1or
go to Valparaiso. ''0'" 'di''l~-
Inc AiexandrIa Gazette says--We are aifI,or;a,.
70 state that Mr. RUSH has obtained The 5 ~ -
ier the Corporations of the District yyosE;i.
urorgetown and Alexandra, auoIn,,ag r.
i'cis aud baif oF dollass- ~ Ci'S ''i7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-28

SAeArEeE "A man named William Hancock Of
Boston, committed an act Of sacrilege in the west
masleT Chsreh of that city on Wednesday mornino
last, oy stripping the sanctuory Of the rich dnmnsk
had furnished the curtains when the church was boL
The cost WAS 100 dollars. Hancock had not becn
pniJ-pnd the corporation Of the new Church moi he
nc able 70 pay s debts Rad assigned tho churo oyer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-28

to join IL making tho Tariff and Internal Improve
ments, the ,csts of Rcpublicarnsm anu Federalism
Now what sort of test eau that be which produ-
ces precisely opposite results in different places, In
Pennsylvania, support of tho Tariff and Internal I'm
provomcn,s is made tho test of Rcp,l5heanism--in
Virginia, Mr. Dsbncy is willing to make that suppor,
the test of Federalism. or what value is such a
tesifs Of what truth' Examine il philosophicslly,
and nothing can be more unphilosophical, than to
measure principles by policy or expedency. Look at
tho practical operation Of the testts development
ofresults as various there are local interests in
the Union, and every man must be convinced ofthe
profound and nonsensical absurlty Of rcsorting to
such mode oftesiing principle -
There is but one test of. Repubcanisu-a mans
life aud conduct BY having recourse to Others, VIC
see every dry the most ridiculous consequence
fedcralists Of eo "dyed in the WOOL" and converted
INTO patent Observation-Disclosures and Madison Re
pubicnns, made Hartford Convcntionists; and worst
OF al--men whose daily lives, prove them to have no
community of feeling with the great body of the poo
pie, and TO be at heart, Arsocrats of the reddest v
er-these gentry by Tho absurd application of party
tests, become the very idols of Democracy! Awuy
with such stuff--aud let men be Judged by their
lives and conversation. 80
MATHEws COURTHOUSE, July 18th, 1885,
Str--Understanding that you have offered your
services TO represent this Senatorial District in the
iirst Legislature under the amended Constitutions as
citizens OF the District take the liberty of nd
dressing you Tor the purpose Of making some enqui-
RES concerning your political opinions. We enter
tam high esteem for your character and full con.
hdence In your ability to perform the duties which
may devove on you as Senator of Virginia; bat
oeheVng II important to the country, that Offices of
high responsibility shall be filed nv Re,nbI;cnn
aud that liberal support OF the present Admnistra
ton OF the General Government, will best promote
the interests of the Republican Party, regard for
political consistency Induces us to enquire how far
we may expect yeur cooperation i'm our views. in
the event of your election. You will oblige us ike
wise, by stating how far you disposed to reform
the present Chancery Court System Your yiews
on any other questions of State policy. which you
may consider worthy of particular notice, Will be
occeptable. Your friends &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-28

The FaructHe WHO is lord Of The spilou cb;ch lie ,.,d,
anG ean point TO his houses and banshs fields ee,nng with
Sn na covered with 6ocks and can saw "these
are truly Of the happiest men whom tic world
can produce. NFP'' wv" "'''' VIC WIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-28

Were Locke and Sidney living in our DAYS, ssvs
the Scotsman they would regard the American CO.
vernment as beautiful and successful experiment.
which has solved the difficulties that had perplexed
the wisest men from the beginning of time and un
folded truths ofincacrIabe value TO mankind
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-28

with me" said Napoleon to Bourrienne, ''irnmor-
taty IS the recollection left in the memory of men,.
ihat IDEA promptsto great actions 1t would be bet
ter for man never to have lived than not TO leave
behind him some traces of his existence"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-28
COMMUNICATED.

Gross misrepresentation" & no 'syuiscoacepfion
Mr. knchIe IN the Enquirer OF this morning. ia
an article headed "Gross .Misconcepfion and uisrep
resentation, speaking OF the prescriptions of The
present administrator asserts .tbey The onno.;.;o
prints) do not yet know that any officer has been
removed Tor mere difference of political opinion
"oT the mere exercise of an independent vote"
am not IN the habit of reading the Enouirer Tho
mean tergversatons and political dishonesty of its
Editor, having completely Invested me of ali conf
dence IN ITS accuracy. have heard an anecdote
related OF its kindred print, the Telegraph which
foTci6ly illustrates my opinion of the ere dit due 70
us political articies.-A gentleman in Washington
and Jacksonan also. stepped up to DWELLING
house, and inquired If it was not for sale-He was
in tfe Telegraph, but the Editor is such notor;ous
lar, cannot rely even on advertisement in his
paper" Political honesty and moral honesfu, Mr..
Editor are inseparably associated in my mind nor
can by any process disjoin them.
IL has been the policy of the present deoradinr
and degraded administration, to 6rst punish It's VIC
TINS and then Justify themselves by DESTROYING their
a, ,.a going one stop beyond the ty-
rant VINO destroyed his victims and then instituted
an inquiry whether or no they had been guiltv-
They had at least a chance of having their cbarac
ters justified Such was to have been ex.
pected from such men as Green Hill Kepd,lJ
Noah &c. but believe Mr. RS worst enemies
thought II principle did not restrain him. at least tho
disapprobation which such course had excited in
this State would have restrained him-He bas
however, outstripped his compeers-tbev have hoon
content to dsame and uilyv by dark insinuntons in
detai-Mr in the above sentence has done II bv
whoIesale.-A more daboca unfounded and mali
cIous remark was never penned.-Does he mean 10
assert that Col. Upbsm and Chew, Barney and Fen
dali and Gerry and Coyle end Watterston and Clayk
and Barbour and Harrison, were removed for anv
other cause than voting for Mr. Adams3-Does he
mean 60 Inslnuate that they were guilty of "ncono
potency default ntemperance, maiea sence or mis-.
ieosance IN Office If so, call upon him for bis
evidence not the evidence of the creatures of the
ADMINISTRATION and If he does not produce such evil
dence-.he must remain convicted slondarer bsS,,o
the public, unworthy Of respect or credit.
FOE TO ISLANDER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-28

German silver nothing than the white conner lon,
known IN China The Goldsmiih Company Of London
houGhi proper TO warn the public that does not contain
particle OF real silver This is true for only an ov Of
copper nickel and zinc but il s on account Of its peIfect
nnaeraby, superior FOR many purposes 10 either silver or
god Although only coming into kno0n use IN England
has been stranger the manufacturers of Pingbs m
at least thirty years -JUeehaHies ynagSzine.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-28

singular occurrence took place few days since,
at the chur. OF st. Lewis. The rector was on the
point of uniting couple in the bands IF holy matr
mony, when the Reverend Gentleman received a no
t'ce from the Mayor of the ACCOMPLISHMENT, that he
had Just learned the parties were both women The
ceremony IN consequence did not proceed.--PariS
pdPer. 80 =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-28

The Literary Subal,ern of the esd reached this
race yesterday and if it does put the question
OF the authenticity of Mr. Jeersous letter finally to
rest seems perfectly prepared to do it. We MAKE
the following quotation from it, 'af
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-28

PHTetc.-Kicn Long, Emperor of China, inquired
OF Sir George Stanton how physicians were paid in
England when with some difficulty he had been
made to unders and how well physicians were paid
by their patients long as they were Ill he excaim
ed, SIS any man well in England who can afford to
be I'll? Now will inform you how manage my
physicians. have four 10 whom the care of nv
health Is committed certain weekly salary is al
lowed them. bat the moment | am III their salary
stops till recover. need not inform you that nv
Illnesses are very short"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-28

Louisiana Eteetion.-The election for Governor
bes an on the 5th July, The following is the state
of the polls at the last date.
a b. Roman ls0I-A Beauvais e3e-Wm. 8.
Hamilton 579--R. Randall $50
This we conjecture, is only the poll of the CITY OF
New Orleans. Roman is the Anti. jackson candi
date-Randull we believe, of the same politics. Ro
mans success some days before the election, wus
confidently expected. Louisiana is dead shot for
Clay.