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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-27
New Music. at Half Price.

New Music. At Half Price.
'HlMME des Marsellois, with English words
- o! do not chide my lingering stay
taIthless Isabel. sung by Mr.. Robinson
The little blind Boy, composed by John Barnett
why hast thou taught me TO love thee sung by Miss
Byrnc
Fast from The Lake, composed by II. r. Bishop
4Iy Bark shall trample the seas no more
Strike for Tyrol liberty, sung by Madame Vestris
My bonny Charles, sung by Mrs. Knight
Savourneene Deelish, do do
When from Ellen parted
Flow on shining river, arranged by SIR J. Stevenson
Ship o Hoy. sung by Miss l. Gillingham
Tier cheek was OF the roses dye, composed by Z. NJ
Sofa
Maid of Athens, by Lord Byron
. Pescaor dell 'onda Venetian capzonet
Bonnie Breast Knot Ouadri,les cont aiming IIev! :he
bonnie breast knots" "Cambel,s are coming"
"Stlly night" "Here's health to them thai s
ava" The boatie rows
It's the last of summer
Forres,er's Daughter, by w. Ball
Wake lady, wake
Kathleen o. Moore. sung by Miss Dillingham;
Where the Bee sucks, sung by Mrs. Austin
He's just like all the men
Scotch Harper, by Chas. Fest
The Savoyard girl
Isabel TO her lover
Oh! breath no more that simple air
Hark, It's the signal gun. by Jos. Watson. U. S. N.
Let us go r moving. sung by Miss Love
TTSn e sse9s, bird sung 1a by Mrs Is Knight
Lady the silver moon shines bright, reply to rise
gentle moon
FAREWELL sung by Miss Clara Fisher
Canary bird waltz
Bonnie Heathern call
Wilt thou wander DER the hills
saw thee weep, by Lord Byron
The Moorish maid
Round my pretty rose
Ger the green sea
The bonnie bark
As it fell upon day, sung by Mrs. Holman and Mr..
Pearman
All! what delight the Soldier knows
The Butterfly was gentleman, sung by Madame
Fcron
Sweet Bird that shunst the noise Of foliy sung by
Miss E. Gllllngbam
o. Dolce concenio
Bagellto, sung by Signorina Garcia, with silk like
ness.-For sale at the Book, Stationery, and Fan
cy Store Of X. ID. SANXAY
10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-27
Valuable Lands for Sale.

N pursuance of Deed Of Trust. dated the 7th
II January 1928, and recorded in the county court
OF Amherst, executed by David S. Garland and lane
III. his wife to Daniel Higgnbotham and lanes
Lyons Jr trustees in rustic secure the ps Moot
of three thousand and eighty eight dollars and -
" cents, with interest thereon, from the 18Th 81
January 1873 to Benjamin w. Leigh and Rob.r,
Sanard, TO satisfy the said debt and the expenses OF
the trust,-wiLL DE SOLD, at public auction TO the
highest bidder, for cash. at the front door of the
Enge Hotel IN the city OF Richmond, on FRIDAY the
10Th day OF December next. the following lands in
the said Deed of Trust mentioned and conveyed and
more particularly described, viz:
One tract or parcel of land lying and being in the
county of Amherst, on the north side and adjoining
Buifaoe River nnd on both sides of Ueginboi hams
Creek, and containing thousand and three sc.cs
(by metes and bounds in the said Deed of Trust de-
scribed) made TIP of the lands purchased of Henry
Holloway aud William Lee.
One other tract or parcel Of land containing sixty
acres adjoining the before mentioned tract and heinz
the same land which was sold under decree of Am
hcrst county court Of September term 1903 pro
nounced in the of David $. Garland adm or OF
Benjamin Philips, decd, and guardian of George ID
Philips an infant son of William phtlips ds cJ ron,
plansnt. against Mary Philips widow ard reIict a
William Philips, deed and others, defendants and
being the same land which was conveyed by Gabriel
Penn TO William Philips, deed, by deed dated the
ls May '785, and duly recorded in the County court
of Amherst
And one other trac; parcel Of land cd dining the
last mcntncd tract containing four hundred acres Inv
metes and bounds in the said Decd Of Tus, dccrbcN
and being the same lane that granted 10 Aaron
Higginbotham and devised by Jacob Tyree the eide,
to his two sons William and jacob.
The sale will be made by the subscriber under tb,.
special power, IN the Deed If Trust expressed and
contained TO the trustees either Of them to ma /.
the sale, and only such title vested by the saul
deed IN the trustees, is to be sold and conveyed =
And the sale Will commence between the hours a,
Il and o'clock OF the day of sale above svpoiotsd
eSi S3-l9t q G. JAMES LYONS, Jurior
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-27
MARTIN LUTHER, JR.

We present the reader this morning with another
No. of this powerful writer--a number of vehement
and consuming energy and eloquence Who this
writer is. fame has not yet disclosed, but presume
him to be the Editor of the Pennsylvania Inquirer
hmself-Mr. Norvcll-an original jackson man.
At length that enormous abuse of power, which
has bound in letters of gold, and laid it submissive
the feet of the Executive, large portion of the Pub
lie Press has met the indignant apprehension. of
Mt least, independent Press Of the dominant party
The consequences of tho system Of reward SD pers"
vermgly pursued by The President towards his band
Of favorite Editors, are at length acknowledged in
their fatal tendency and portrayed with truth and
vgor by par vans Of the President himself. The
voice Of warning which whsn uttered ny tn opposi
ton Press, pisscl contcmnel or disreglrded, must
now that it comes from orthodox lips. aad with he
force of knowledge and conviction. arrest the attcn-
ton Of the Here III, dcfsncc of The wis
dom and patriotism If Tnzcwc and Tyler in SC ting
their faces against the connection between the Trcasu
nv and the Press, and the condemnation of Mr.. Cal
houn, for confirming the principle, when he had it in
his single power to stamp it with national disappro
baton.
The reader will observe in This article Of Martin
Luther, that prevailing popularity which distinguish
struggle between the long cherished Jacksonism OF
those who conduct il, and The awakened and gather
ing conviction, that that idol is not and never was,
worthy oftheir devotion Impositions practscd upon
the impostions productive ofthe worst
sequences arc acknowledged step; but it
to occur 20 tho writer that the President is
tho less worthy of devotion for becoming the dune
every Designer. What difference docs it make to
tho public, whether tho pr"sdcn will not or cannot
scc' In either case, the injury is tho Same to tho
public interest, anl ~ far rs hat is involved, the
prejudice equal Whether inflicted by want Of hon
csty want IF understanding Integrity OF pur-
pose is little $50 fur as the public is conccrncd IN
President unless fortified by sufficient ability TO pro-
tcct it from being the du2c or the instrument, of
ovory shallow artiGcc. Does the Inquirer after its
exposure Of the numerous instances in which the
President has been imposed upon, still imagine him
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-27
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

'INHE Subscriber having leased this old and well
u known Establishment. for a term of years, takes
this opportunity to announce to his friends and the
public generally, and particularly the former visit
of the house, that it will be opened for the ac-
commodation Of company, the first of October -
IL is now undergoing thorough repair, and will be
fitted up in plain but neat style With beds, bedding
and other necessary furniture, all new, and Of the
best kind. Ills servants are attentive d experience
ed, and his Barkeepers polite and accommoda tng.-
His Bar shall at oil times be supplied with the best
liquors and Wines aid his Table with the most choice
delicaces of the season, which the city and country
can afford; and he fattcrs himself that by unremit-
ting attention TO bis business, he will give entire
satisfaction to all WHO may favor him with their COM
pany
The WASHINGTON HOTEL is situated in the
most pleasant part at the city, immediately opposite
tue Capitol, and contiguous TO all the Public Offices
and but a short distance from the Theatre the Banks
the BASIN. the Warehouses;, and tho Offices of the
principal Miers Of the city; and at the same time
sufficiently far removed TO afford gentlemen quiet
retreat when they wish to retire from the hustle and
noise of the streets. Such the local ADVANTAGE
of this house, that may venture affirm, that CEN
tlemcn visiting Richmond either for business or for
pleasure, will find 1t one of the mos, pleasant sua-
tions in the city.
In addition 10 what transient custom he NAV be
favored with, the subscriber will be able 10 accom-
modate f,ceniy:fre or thirty BOiRDERS, by the
week, month or year, OF the most reasonable terms
sept lots ROBERT G. MACON,
Goochiand Covt-Howe
CCJ- The Petersburg Old Dominion Iynchburr yrrui,p
Charlottesville Advocate Political Aren hid Ss1r,on Sp,c
tator. will publish the above once week 70, one month nne
forward th-iT the Wing Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-27
VI ARr YE NEWS.
PORT or RICHMOND

Schr Hornet Gould, for New York, tobacco, flour.
cannon, &c.
Schr WIN. Rowlct, Ireland, for New York. coal.
Schr Defiance. Lee, for Providence flour g. cool
NEW YORK, Nov. SG.--Ard, schrs Chesterfield
B"as'on. from Richmond; Mary Virginia Swoczy, do;
liorzon' lngcrsoll do; Iillnh s, Acklcy, do; Hero
TYLER do P "'"''
-, BALTIMORE. Nov 24.--ArJ, scir Plu,arcb
Shcr,o-, from Richmons
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-27

ut incumbent OF the most arduous, responsible and
difficult office smo, e ma kind
FoR THE PENNSYLVANIA ISauinER
No w.
Gar bet frac mo that aspire
To blame your Legislation.
Or say, yc wisdom want. or fire,
To rule this mighty nation.
Blu, faith! muckle doubt, my sire
Ye'vc trusted ministratiou
To chaps, wha in barn or byre
Wad better fill their station,
Than courts this davD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-27
MARTIN LUTHER, Jr

MARRIED On Thursday evening In. ,o,h
INST by the Rev. Edward Bobtist, Mr.. GusrAvvs "
CLARkE, TO Miss CATHERINE JANE, daurbtor of
Capt. VIM. g Elan, all Of Ches erfcld Countv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-27

o1 OAK ENPORT. ALLEN s. co.
GROCERIES
On MONDAY Nov ss,h. at half past 16 O'Clock,
Sugars. whiskey
Rum. soap, cheese
Raisns, lamp oil
Wines, indigo, coffee
Teas, mackerel, hay. &c &c.
nov 81 ID. A. & Co. Aucts.
DRY GOODS.
On TUESDAY, November 3otb. at 10 O'Clock, a.
our Auction Rooms. superb assortment of Fresh
Goods amongst which
rs Pc blk. blue, olive, brown and drab cloths, some
OF which are of extra quality
10 Ps blue and drab cassimeres, London goods
80 do blue drab and.O Oxford mix'd sattinetts, su-
per quality
I bale white plains
do extra width cotton and woollen cloth for
servants
It's ps. rose blankets, from to 1874. very heavy
and stout
500 striped blankets extra heavy
100 point do do do
case extra dark prints
do rich dark ground Foulard do
do chocolate and kirby do
% ps red green and white flannel
case Canton do
cases Irish linens
case sup. Cd merino cloth
do cold circassians
do extra Madras hdkfs
500 linen cambria hdkfs; silk and cotton do
3 caee mems blk and mxd, plain and ribbed half
hose; cold vigonia do
case camblet cloaks and Valencia vests
do colored cambrics
cases cologne water
do fancy soap
London csnvats, beaver gloves, no. black taf-
feta
Ribands. rich gilt and vest buttons, pearl
shirt do
% bales Sd brown cottons
so do "A do do
cases Az go bceched do
nov 81 D. "A. & Co. Aucts.
BY Otis DUNLOP & GO.
DRY GOODS At AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY next, the LIST December, at
10 o'clock, will be Sold mt Auction Rooms large
and general assortment of seasonabc
DRY GOODS.
Among them are a few pieces of elegant superfine
Cloths, ed colors, few pieces Cassmeres best
snPerfine assorted coors, Point md DuIle Blankets
extra sizes, and superior quality; large quantity of
Sat'inets and Casnets, Fiannels, elegant Caicoes.
Cainblet and Tartan Plaids, Irish Linen, Lawns and
Diapers. Damask for Table Cloths Black Italian
Silks, Black Silk Handkerchefs, Madras Hdkfs. o.
naburgs and Brown Holland, Bleached and Brown
Shirtings and Sheetngs Checks and Plads, Bomba-
zets and Bombaznes. Booking Boize; Medding
Cloths &c. &c.-Terms at sale.
nov rs OTIS. DUNLOP & CO, Auc'ts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-27
5000 REV ARD.

RY virtue OF subscrp ion, signed by sundry
Office of the Compler) the above reward of SIX
HUNDRED DOLLARS. is hereby offered for the
apprehension und conviction of the murderer or muir
derers of JOHN REID, whose body found near this
city on Sunday last. nov go
IT. AS removed her Boarding House to the spa
IL cious Tenemcnts at The foot of the Capitol
Square, central, airy and pleasant situation COM
bining as many local advantages any in the CITY,
She is prepared to receive Boarders by the week,
month or year, and has reserved several rooms for
the reception of members of the Legislature Travel
ers and travelling families may rely upon every at
tention in her power.
nov 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-27

Landing, for Sale,
old rye whiskey
~ Colgatcs starch cheese
Sweet Malaga wine
Imperial tea
i0yIc and 8xl0 window glass
Back pepper and cofiec-appy 10
nov 2J--it OTIS, DUNLOP g. Co.
Raisins, Almonds, &c.
DEST bunch Raisins in boxes
- Do do do IN half do
DO do do in quarter do
Nice soft shell Almonds
Fresh Citrons
DO Curyan,s-fo. sale at retail.
aov y. II. DREW, AT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-01

With fags--h he coup Doll was very striking --and a
oisht sun alone was wanting To give full effect to
the scene.
The prayer. the address to tn. Frcuch people, and
Tho orati"n, wrre all duly mad; Tut in the open
AR ana amid the ens of thousands thus congr gated
they were necessarily naudiLe TO al but those i'm
m'u'stey on or around the stage. We hear the
tion spoken of with praise, and of the address,
WINCH az being on that committee, have read
and that is all the agency have had IN the mat.
tcr'-we can say that n is well written, spirited and
appropriate. The ceremony Of drl vcrng The tri
coi'red banner borne by the brothers Peugnet, to
the brigade of artillery, to whom. by vote of the
gentlemen constituting the cummitt of The natives
oil France and their descendants, it vas presented;
and all the other cercmonals beng got through with,
the whole was terminated by nine successive rounds.
hred by the 'rno3s. and then the whole assembucc
dispersed, wLh"nt any further injury, We believe,
than some demoiti"n at ,he stage, which, because il
could not hold every body, became object of spite
tn some
Many OF The officers. and other persons eng god
IN the celebration o the day, went. IN the evening
TO the theatre, where Master Burke whether a. King
S'chard, or. leading the orchestra with hrs violin, nr
CONFUSING me house with irresistible merriment by
ms performances ~ Terry ORourke" in the farce
OF the Irish Tutor, proved own very extraordina
ry talents, and agr"'ah!v "rm na'rd busting day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-01

From heGreenciUs .nouita,neer Of ySoseu,ber, 10.
The Editor of the Southern Times has counted 81
members OF The Senate i'm favor OF Convcn,;on II
against It, and dorb fol. lie also rrckons tncn,-
bcrS of the IL 'u'c Of Roprcs natives for Convcn.
c'nn, S5 against II, and - doub,fal. We are very
much i'posrd Ia doubt the accuracy of this sta -
men, inasmnch "a , members from Spar,anburgh are
put down as doubtful Ii is well known here thu,
the five mcmacrs elected from ,aa' district have cx-
pressed themselves III pubic speeches as being icc-
dcdIy opposed t. Convcnt'on. II 10 also known
That the four Representatives from Chester are
under pledge to vote against Convention. The
pop" Of that Dis votc'l Convention or no
Convention and latter ticket prevailed BY a
considerable msjoA.y The end d,'os previously
Pledged ,h'mScv" TO vote in acco dance with the
will nj the strict. We have been told that there
are f'1' momb RS from York opposed 10 C1nv"n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-01

Aa Il SHAW - asses fESMANsfuP will com
LVA uoncc Mts eyening, 40 sx O'Clock. Teru. for
the curse; SIX dollars aud doIlSr for.slationary
payobic IN advance. To any person, who stall in 10
acquire a gOod hand, the money will be refunded,
dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-01

nc not advertise that he would receive proposals To
'hat eec why that left OUT Of his adv ertisemout,
Is win deep regret the writer feels compelled TO
anmaavert upon the course pursued OH this occasion
oy the Post Master General the Contractors and tho
NOS, OF Interested spplaudny as proof
% fa'ro'is'a, Reform and Reirenchmen,, what tho
wrcr coneeves to be garlng proofs Of AK ravaganco
sand dollars more to MonopolsinQ Company. than
other equally deserving Citizens would render the
same service for-is not the Boosted Reform And
re renchment promised under tho Administration Of
G ~ Jackson and practscd under that of JEFF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-01


a baroncbe, in which Wiiiinn,s the only s,,v;,o,
OF the capiors OF Andre.-Enoeh Crosby, the orioin
al Haroey Birch,-.3nthony Gtsnn an officer of III.
Navy OF the Revolution, bearing the Identical g, and
aFu uI tiic United States which was hos,ed bv h.,
immediately on thc British evocuatino tn. civ in
'Ie1.-and Her. Whafey, was a treat attraction
ana these veterans seemed chec.cd and ura,i6od h.,
tue attentions OF which they were the object. hfr
mem, came Mr.. John Pun N1rslinie on b,rsehacL
on Tue evacuation of the CITY III 783, Mr. Van Me-
GAZE pulled down the British fog, nd ra ne allia,ds
Win winch Mr. Glenn hosted the American standard
fhc officers of the Army and NAVY headed ..
General Scott and Com. Chauncey. walked tnno,ha:y
and among the troops, with winch the nrocssa'''
closed, we observed detachment of Marinos NJ CO...
solderly appearance and department A matt
company, from Newark ". j., az we unde,s,o,d 80,
blue with white bell buttons and blue po,p,ror .i
attracted notice by their good MARCHING and or;n
nent The division Of artillery commanded hv O.
2ionton, surrounded by "a numerous staff cIo..J d.
procession. 'u INC
The whole mass began to move before II O'clock
ana ny one the head Of the long column had ,cocbcJ
washington Squafcfwhere, on a stare erected G,,
snc purpose, messrs Gullntn, Her ell aud Hone tho
Ex-prcsldent, Mr.. Monroe, on account of tho Llo.L
nos II he day, beng unable to take III, seai .bare,
inc VI shal, he Orator Of the d., the reader or
the Address. tue Comm tee of Arr,ngrncn,, ,h
oincers OF The Army and Navy, and az manv NJ ,ho
Vosir OF the militia oS could find place vprc nl,c,,i
"a VI Wotne when the spac Gus area ofthc ecu,..
We completely thrOngcd, III wide streets sround . II
wNirut Tue paIing' were equally filed and ,bo
Iahge''i marble houses the south side of ,ba sc,,,
awe rom every window and in al Their l,,I,n
me- wNb sejEd'ossed fcnslcs DISPLAYING !, &C.,,
var ''y OF ingenious cTnbiu ION, the c,,l9s - ~
cay w"ie nc e"ieror of The huuses were so,o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-01
And On tho same day received ,ho following reply.

WAN DEPARrmgNr. Odd Apni, $50.
ON; nav" received your lctter today, aad am nj
"s' 10 c"nci'vc how you have inferred tnat the
contract to De- ma 10 Tor supplies 10 the Indians is
uTs ny !'w, equity snd usage" Your bid rs
nov give y you, for II y not the owsst bud. Bnt
u u were tbe lowest u " nd NJ, impose an Oh liga
ION 70 enter into cpntrac, u2on u, PronosaIs vcro
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-01
WAsHrNGToN CRY, APP
10 ne Hon SecretarH of Var.

Sin-Somr tim having elapsed nee had the
h7nnr OF an interview with you rcspec M, the con-
..act 'or supplying he emgrating Indians wi.h ra.
iions. aHi havirg heard any IN mo- IN no ror o,,
on INC subject, hope you viii not console IT tres
Pi'sns ZOO much on your time, TO roqueet that YOU
wo'Ih nave IN" gpodne4' to inform me of tho rosu,
OF your III cfvIs'0 wTh the Preedenf
When you rcnoc' nn The iruoortano. If an o,,,,co
ihe"t thai hns'nrss of so much Importance rrnnics
10 'hahe 'n indvldnaf pat IN prop,sss for supply
.ng 'uc1 an oXienslVc amount Of provisions You mny
iInsG " 'hc iifnc an 'nx'"y have Appropriated
w. business: aud m ,rc than thirty Jiv, has cla,s
"a SINCE (ngrceabc to us1geJ W. should have rcccv
ca decision from You you nay imagine 10 what OK
lehI ms un Is11l diiiy IS calcU ed waa.y Tn IA
u'nco 81 an individual vino is wolf insured that h. ia
e",iIcd TO the contract by law, Equity. and usage
fhaVc no right 20 expect favors ut your hands bn
have the right of MI lrcenen TO CONTEND Tor nv JUS,
due that Is all ask. an wish
You viii confer q favor by riy,nr mo wbaf inCor.
NATION wa can his OI.i1.5- a. t-y a. may mi
your convenience Yours respectfully.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-01

DIED ~ this city, on the evening Of the 27th Ar
cHinAhp CAMPBELL, Esq, aged about 65. Mr..
Campbell was brother of tho Poet Campbell. and
possessed extensive information. 10 was a man Of
great rect'iudr and simplicity of hfe--and had long
te'd q .' wins "r ane from New York
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-01

" a correspondent from Prince William is nfor
med that the communication to which he refers by
letter, never came to hand.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-01

EXECUTION. The Lynchburg Virgiuiap
gives an account of the execution ~ Iohn
NJ. Jones IN that town, on the 10th ult Co..
murder lie conducted himself with greo,
hrmness and prayed earnestly. When the
drop fell, the rope broke! On the ins,s =,
rush was made Ivy the spectators to,va,ds
the spot where the poor sufferer Isv bnt
they were soon checked; and, aIler 2 f oS
moments, Jones was again raised On he
feet. A chair was handed to him in ., h; T."
ne sat down, drew the cap from his face
mot muscle of which nor even ;ts c .oIe,
vas changed,) and asked for q Ill "
water, which having drank, the rome IN ws )"
again adjusted; and although his fee, anJ
hands were tied, he re assembled tho sc fr FIJI
with very little assistance. A minute . rnoro
elapse:d-the drop again felI-and J n'U,s
2, 70 exist; The body was cut down
In an hour and delivered to his friends d 70 i"
carried to his fathers residence. % ~ N IN
miles distant. ~ W. o