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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-24

MIR. CATLlN'S picture Of the VIRGINIA
Isl CONVENTION has been sent TO Paris, to
be engraved by the most disn guished Artist of that
city under the immediate attention of Gen. Lafa
Mr. Catlin has with great dehberatIon ard care re-
vscd and perfected his picture for the hands of the
lngraver.and is determined spare no pains or ex-
pense in furnishing the State of Virginia with prIn,
worthy of their patronage.
The size of the print will be feet by 81. contain
ing correct hkcnesses OF all the members of that dis
tnguished body Among whom are conspicuouslv
placed at full length, Madison Monroe Chief Justice
Marshall Randolph Leigh, Tazowc and others
The painting gives correct view Of the interior Of
the Legislative Hall, and the heads have all been
painted from life.
Persons wishing 10 Obtain impressions from this
splendid plate Will gain advantage by Subscribing
for them, inasmuch us they will be served with the
first and best Impressions and have them delivered
at their residence, or wherever they may direct
Letters TO this effect, addressed TO Geo Cn,lln Z ich-
mond, Va and post paid, viii be checrfIlly received
and attended to- GEO. CATLIN.
We the subscribers, having been FAMILIAR with he
above mentioned painting by Mr.. Catliu, during its
progress aud being enabled 10 Judge as To the fde
y Of the kCResses, do not hesitate TO recommend II
to the public for their patronage.
JAMES p. PRESTON,
J. a CHEVALLiE
W. +. PENDLETON,
THOMAS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-24

Two MIR. PENDLETON HAYWOOD. who is not an nia5
liant OF Virginia Take notice: That Oh Tuesday, eth
day OF November eighteen hundred and thirty, between the
hours of ten A. NJ aud six Nj Tavern nj John Nj
fce, IN Louisa County, Virginia. shall take the depoSon
of Jesse White and Others be read as evidence in
chancey suit pending III the county OF Louisa, wherein
am plaintiff and you and Aaron White executor Of Cath
arlne and William White, defendants The taking if not
completed tina, day, will be adjourned from day day till
finished. Yours, ARTHUR CLAYTON.
-pyIw nd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-24
IIoR THE WING.

Where'er the impulse drives, they burs, away,
In iawlcss grandeuT-break into the array
or the fixed Stars. aud bound aud blaze along
Their devious course: masnilicenilY wrnnc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-24
ID. A. g. CO. Aucts.
By OTIS, DUNLOP - CO.

By OTIS, DUNLOP - CO.
CARRIAGE AND HORSE.
On WEDNESDAY,, the 25th inst. at 10 o'clock, will
be sold before the Eagle Hotel,
double Carriage and Harness, also one horse.
They can be seen on application to
aug % o. ID q CO Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-24
Grand Consolidated, No. 7
Dismal Swamp Lottery, No. IS.
To be- drawn Cd September.

Tickets only $40, halves 5, quarters . so.
T. Tickets for sale in all the above Splendid
Schemes the Managers Offce-where was sold
and paid few weeks since, the grand capital Of
$4,000, being the highest sold in Virginia for ma
ny years
aug % YATES g. MCINTYRE. Manrerr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-24

u We refer the reader to another column for par
ticmurs from the X ntucky election.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-24

&C. NC, &c.
Besides great number of smaller prizes.
Tickets only SJ-FIalves 50-Qusrters rs cents.
Call for the Capitals, at p. CHUBBS.
aup %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-24

Delaware and North Carolina, No. 3,
To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, TO NOR
ROW.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-24

Tickets s., Halves S. 80, Quarters s. 25.
For sale az l.. MI KLES,
aug 2I Next below the door of the Eagle Hotel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-30
SHIP NEWS.
p0Rr OF ALEXANDRIA, %. e

ARRIVED, NOVEMBER 2S.
Steamer Columbia. Mitchell ,Baitimore; re's"'
and passengers for the District.
Steamboat Fredericksburg,B, Jenkins. do.do'
Nor so-Sloon Johnson, Johnson, Philadel-
rhia: freight for the District.
SAILED. NOVEMBER ~,
Schr Harriet, Nickerson. bos'oh'
-eGe
Schr. Georgetown, Kirkland, hence at New
York D. tn instant.
Schr. Caledonia. Eldridge, cleared at Boston
for this port cath INST. ,,,..,
Sloop Friendship Duncan, hence at Phliadei'
phia 9Th inst
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-30
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Nov. Q

Flour and Meal --S'iper6ne Flour has deeiln-
ed in the course of this week 10 IS 70, at which
there has been an Increased demand. and sales tor
the week. (mastly at that price, amount to 5000
barrels for export, ,ncludiA. 100 barrels sold on
the market. 700 barrels Rive Flour sold at IS
5ll. some holders refuse selling at less than s.
$ 20O barrels Corn Mral at 50 81 Is the
OF transaction reported.
j,raia.- There has been better supply OF
Wr.at at market. aud sales. atioa. ct Southern
Il at 95a97 ceats; some select SAMPLES nave
BE- taken for export to Engl at 81 f,r hed,
all SlO5 for White. and one boat load Penn
lnia Red a, 81 05 on the Schuylkiil. Inc
arrivals of Cora have been moderate aud demand
limited at 5na IS cents for Southera White and
Yellow. Rye continues n taif demand aud %
Sc cents for Southern.
Clerer SeeL-The MARKETS ratnermore stea-
Iy than last week. and number oi sales nave
Been effected at 81 81 So o. mostly at 80.
LiasceI Oh-Supplies increase, and lur'nef
decline noticed; sales from wagons a y - cts.
aud from store at IS cents in barrels ana %
IS cents in tierces and hhds. according to size ana
condition of casks.-Price Current.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-30
PropOsaAs

WILL be received at the Commandments Office az
w tho Navy Yard at Washington. ID C.. till the III
DectnJsr for furnishing 5000 cubic feet OF the best
White Oak Logs, ofthe following dimensions, viz:
1000 cubic sest to be not less than 80 inches 1t the
small end. and from IL to 10 feet ong.
1900 cubic feet to be not less than 20 inches at tho
small end, and from 10 to 90 feetlon
1000 cubic feet to be not less than IS inches at the
small end, and from IL to Is feet long.
To be of the very best atty. and to be delivered
a,tbe Navy Yard at W sslngton, D. in all the month
of May. 1881. .aAh' hebsf
nev 24--t7d
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-30
Posi- 0FFIon. ALEXANDRIA, ID. c.
Noren0er %, 1880
The attention of the Citizens of this town is
invited to the following letter.
DANIEL BRYAN, p. Nj.

GENERAL PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
office of Mail Contracts. Nov. 10, 1880.
Posi- master, alexandria, d. g.:
SrR-There is now an Afternoon Mail from
this place to Baltimore, which leaves Washington
at 9. and arrives at Baltimore at O'Clock; ito
accommodate the citizens of Alexandria in more
congenient communication to this place and to
Baltimore, the Post Master General has direct
ed. that from this day forward. the express which
takes your Northern mail to Alexandria, shall re-
main there till O'Clock. or within few minutes
of that hour, and so bring mail from Alexan-
dra to this place, and arrive before the departure
of the Baltimore afternoon mail. You will there
fore make up an extra mail every day, both for
Washington and for Baltimore, and send it by
the express. BY this arrangement. the citizess
of Alexandria. by putting letters in your Office
bv before o'clock, P. NJ. may send them to
this place by Q, and to Baltimore by O'Clock.
the same evening. tits desirable that the citizens
of Alexandria may know Of this arrangement.
Your obedient servant,
Nov. 25-eo6t u. Il. BROWN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-30

SAVANNAH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90.
Cat3a.--Since our last report. the demand for
Cotton has been rather limited. and the sales gen
.r,lly are made at Il reduction of about &c. from
lat weeks prices The business Of the week
will reach aboat fifteen hundred.at all prices fro m
lOa III cents The river yet continues low,
and the supplies at market for the season is hot
large.
Rice.-The demand continues moderate and
,hc sales made during the week are from % 3
-, principally S2a a %. We quote ! g,
Fi0T.-Sales continue to be made in small par
eel, at from So to g.
C5ra-ls retailing at 20 cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-30

Ladies Own Book
The two latter may be called Perennials, and are
elegantly bound
LIKEWISE.
COoper's Celebrated houei, caued
THE WATER WITCH.
nov So 2aw2w
For New Nork.
- The N W schoo er
~ .alHITY,
.t5jI.C Townsend, master, Saving part of her
cargo engaged viii meet with spatch, AMI
can take 500 barrels freight immediate application is
made to JOHN Al. LADD
nov SO =.
Whiskey.
,A BBLs. of Virginia Whisky, FIR sale by
~ A. G.. CAZLNOVE s. Co
90 hhds brown sugar
20 do retailing r'o!asses nov 81
DRAFTS THIS D.4I.
Delaware & N. Carolina Consolidated Lottery.
fIoss No ,, far 49,
CAPITAL PaIzE $10 900
Ticket, s.; halves %; q',rt,r 20.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No S. for $50,
~ in be drawn H. the City of Jew YS,K Thursday,
tn I'd f Dec, mmh,r
4 CAPITAL PRIZES OF $4,000.
iicxets rs; halves So; gu 'rte'sl -
Union Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
Class NO. for $780,
viii be drawn the city ofPhi.adelphia on Saturday,
4th ut l.ec'm
BRILLIANT LOTTERY.
s. yTVBERS--9 DRiFN BNLOT%
Capital Prize $4,000 Prize of $4,000
do of $4,000 do of 4,01O
do of 10000 10 Prizes of 1000
20 Of $500, 10 Of $500, IL $500 70 # 1900, &C. c.
Tickets $40; hslv. 90; quarters so; eshths %.
To be had in variety of numbers, st
J :. e. EysSIFG,S
Lottery U6fee, loyal stree.
IT Orders from the country +pecisiiy attended To-
Drawing ofihe
Virginia State Lottery.
.or NE benefit # Me Petersburg Be 'froteni Hechanp
.1swc.aton, Class 80 FIR $50
60 IA SO Sc 6 So 50 40
DRAFTS THIS D.4K
Delaware & n. Carolina Lottery.
DR.4U,S To-MORROH:
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Clas, NJ s. for 1850.
Will be drawn to morrow IN Ne~ fork CITY.
CAPITAL PRIZES:
oil lDUU III w i"oo
l of 1880 10 of 500
Tickets IS; halves 50; quarters IS.
TO DE had u
J. RUMNEY'S OFFICES.
v " Corner Of K;ng and hopoi Mrsets. and neat 10
re ctr Hotei opp"s'tette M,ket House
DRAFTS THIS D.4I.
Delaware & n. Carolina Consolidated Lottery,
Glass Va 10 for 1850,
vii, be drawn in Wilmington, net ia iuesiay JUN
nf >nNent er.
HIGHEST CAPITAL PRIZE $40 600.
UckeiAX4 90: hsvcs 20; quarters w.
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No IS for 1850
Will be drawn in the City oil New YORK on Ihurs
Aay. The ID # DccemNe'
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZES:
1 prize of $4,000 prize Of 81 a6C
| do of 10000 10 do Of LOOT
do of 10000 10 do OF SOC
| do of 10000 &c. &c. &c.
Tickets IS; halves 2 50; quarters IS
robe had in variety OF numbers at the Office OF
,. CO&SE,
Lo,terp and Exehanet Broker. aiernndrtn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-30

u.,.bls bissserlaess.-A poor bat respectable
c,,,pae passed through this town, last week, on
,beir way to the western part of the State OF New
Work. with seven children, six of whom the lady
had been blessed with at three births, in equal
nortions; all of which, strange and happy as it
NAV seem, were Boys-good, healthful, promis-
inc Chaps. Their appearance and singularity
Of their births; excited considerable Interest,"
They were from Brimfeid, Mass.
Springfield Journal.
-ese95E@
Mr.. Hacket, in his next representation of
YANKEE Review, may find hint for point in
the following anecdote, from Bath, Eng paper:
"A non commissioned officer finding that one of
the privates arrived late at parade, told him that
be would confine him. elf you do" replied the
after. ..rm-if Il dan't raise your rent
The private happened to be his officers land
L,rL"-U. s. Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-30
FRESH Gavaen seeds.

VIM. NJ. MORRISON, King 81. alexandria,
4 AS JUS received. ar. CT from John Is ''Uss 10
Y Seed Establishment, Boston, Con grmen' ct
GARDEN SEEDS. IN bores. for family uss,
,lso, ey, r, variety, IN small packa,. t..ch x
contains the following assortment, one pacsag ofeach
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-30


Early Washington Peas Long Dutch Pafsnp
Ow .rf Blue imperial Peas srge Head Lettuce
ate Marrowtat Yeas t.srl, SilesiR do
Early Mohawk dw arr -pringlPine 'ppie Melon (ce,y
Beans ft
Early Dwarf White Case water N-ion
knife II. ans arge white Portugal Onion
P1.ima, Sable Pole Il ans aige red do
ong B God Beef, true borf )oubie urIed Paisley
-.arll Turnip Roo, B,er Fiat squash upper
Early York Cabbage Earl, Scarlet shUvL0p Ha-
Cape Savoy do dish
Red Dutch do Cfr pick ~ hite IurDip Radsh
ling slsit,, OF Oy-t Plant
Early an sRpwer srIy Bush Squssh
Eary torn Carrot, (rerY 'iitsr crook ".ck sqnssh
foe) . ;arl, " bite Du oh ursI3
ons Or .nge Carrot yellow -toLe lump
White Solid Celery
Cured lress, or Pepper. Pot Herb ,e.ds.
Grss wect Msrjorun, ssge
rsry Cucumber sumner savory
Log Green turkey do
The above list. j. will be seen. comprises all the
hes. comm vegetables besides several varie ties
cfuucpmmon cxcciIencc. Ever, kline l. " snttd Of
III, very first 'aity. &c r. shines, and purity Fuch
box contains DIR for the msnsg of III. DIFF
f~rtni suits Pre-, s. per box
From III, great putaton # the Seeds b hertz sold
at TIL, Est istmrn,. and firm the wei 1ncwn i.ct
ma, seeds comp from the Moth to the South dc bet
ter than seeds, the subscriber feels h, ~
~ re- c. NM .dir tie shove such will gave sa;is-
action 10 planters aud farmers generally
: further consignment 81 sec, i- daily expect.
ed. comrri,ing The greatest variety.
SIR. ~ EsLEI ,TEvsSsOs. opposite the Pstro = 4 nR
is appointed Agent tof selling the above Seeds for the
Cit, ut ashington.
nov 20-eO2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-30
Missing,

r1pou m hoard the Steamboat Fredericksburg, on
her arrival at A.exandria on the 1st November, q
Box ct Dry Goods, marked Thomas Maxwell, care OF
Kerr sy Fi,zhugh suitable reward will be paid fpr
the Box or informstion which viii leadto the recovery
,f,h, samc 2, What, Agent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-30
StOO Reward!

800 NeWayd!
-HE above reward will be given tor the recovery Of
& a number OF
BARS OF GOLD,
;asen from trunk which was stolen from on board the
S,ea mboat Cygnet, ON SATURDAY, morning last, aoou'
two O'Clock; and for the apprehension OF the ihie|
The person who is supposed TO : the thief, entered
his name tLsoS; is about feet inches mgr us
black hair; face mock mark - and J. quite Sense IN
his manners and appearance
The trunk which contained the gold has since been
smnJ near lexandria from which circumstance II IS
supposed the thief must have taken his course rom
tins place. 'H"1'
Alexandria. Nov g st -, -
Avn information on the SUI ject should be direct
ed to James Ph,ps somers, Westminster co,."'!. N,
v 8. or TO Jesse Brown, Indian Teen Hotel, Washing
ton City
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-30
thrrley r Dade,
ATTORNEY AT LAW

DESPtG Flu. ~ fer, h's services to the public
IL Tie will ate nd to business in tl'. Superior snd IN
ferior Courts e Prince william County. tie M BE-
BrentsvIit the second and last SATURDAY. N
every month, at his residence, Clover Hill, near
Brentsvi'le, at any time.
All letters dressed to him through tn. Brentsvk'
Post ,'fice. will be punctua!ly attended to
no, 18--d2wtJ3taw4w
U Fredericksburg Arena will please publish the
above advertisement and send their account to this
',ffice for payment
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-30

nov 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-30
COM MERCIAL.

Frorn.-Last week the wagon price of Flour
VAS steady throughout the week at S4 20 to p,
cI.,,inq on Saturday at 72. Sales from stores
=, 4 20 to475. Yesterday there was no mate
~ia change. the ruling price 20, though p
and IS were paid. The receipts. it will be OBJ
.eryed, have been large. but the demand has been
nearly or quite equal. until Yesterday, when we
understood there was more difficulty IN effecuns
sales from stores.
Export for the week, ending Saturday, 9TH
ms, 24S5. 2lS5 Coast wise. 500 foreign
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-30
DRAFTS THIS D.4I.

Delaware & n. Carolina Consolidated Lottery
Glass Va 10 for 1850
viii be drawn in Wilmington, tne IA iuesiay 3o'i
6 lar
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-30
COLLECTORS SALE

w the Clerk of the
ueon
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-30
CHARLESTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Il
Gran,.-Ouly one cargo has been received dur
inc the week, which with the sale Of one OF the
cargoes arrived previously at SO 60 cents. com
prise all that has been done in Corn, by whole
SALE since our last.
Rac,a.-Good Baltimore Hams continue scarce
anil are in demand: Shoulders and sides are plen-
~. There has been fair demand for Sides,
among the country dealers; little or nothing do
I'M, for CITY use. About 5000 lbs. good SIN u
Baltimore Hams: and $1,000 lbs. Shoulders and
Sides. have been received during the week. The
ham, sold at 49, cts. and the Shoulders and
Sides at "a ST. cts.
F7our.-very little has been doing this week
in Flour. The demand is confined to the Bakers
for civ use. az from s. 90 10 .. Some supe.
rlor parcels of Baltimore Howard-street, are held
as hgh as So.
Spirits. domestic Spirits continue scarce and
are in demand-Sale. Il ;,aitimore Whlskey. IN
hh,ls. have been made at 50 a So cents, and IN
bbls. at 81 a SS.-Ci'y Ga-e''s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09
Valuable Land for Sale.

w ILL b. offered for sale at IIickman's Tavern.
near the premises, on Tuesday. the 23d Of No
veoer next If fair, if not, the next fair day hereaf
mat vslna bic tract Of land known Us Truebeor,
lying IN Grcenbrer county, on the waters of Mea-
90" River and Sewel Creek. containing 1910 acres
the greater part OF which is bottom land uncloared
ana OF the first quality. This land lies about %
n west from Lewisburg, and 80 from the White
sulphur Springs The turnpike road, fr,m the
NOUN Of Dunap's Creek TO the Salt work on the
hanawha' passes directly through it, II is odrnira-
ny auapea Tor grains and grasses. The situation on
me turnpike viii afford ready sale Tor lis produce
ana render It an excellent stand for tavern
-, he 4and VIII ne sold III body or IN convenient
iots TO suil purchasers The terms will be ore thrd
c Ga and the remainder in and two years Or
II those wishing 10 purchase much prefer il one
Ih'rd cash. and the remainder IN one two and three
years with deed Of trust in either case to secure
ne payment One or all of us viii be at Frnyser's
EaveFu, .ewisburg) ten or ~ Give davs before the
safe and should not object to receiving proposals pri
Faleiy' Letters IN the mean time may he addressed
JESSE $. ARMISTEAD,
1o1,,. , Buckingham CT. House.
GEORGE w TINSLEY.N
oct 5-2aW t.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09
AN IMPROVED STEAM
WASHING MAS,xFTEr

.A6
q HE oubscriscf offers ror su!~ Machlres, or the
" patent rights for counties towns. | DO no,
Hesitate To say that said mGCli inc is equal n nat I'll.
perior 10 any hcre oioe used. IL is exhibitions. and
all Kinds OF clothing c0n be washed without the eas,
injury 10 them, as Will appear by the certificates of
those that have them in For Machine. applv
at DIR Bbbcrs carpenters shop, opposite the Govern
ors. lanes ApI F,rnM
Being called upon 10y Mr. James Aplo,on tn givc
my opinion respecting his Patent Washing Machine
have no hesitation IN declaring, that It is very com
pcte--more than double the work can be done than
more injury to the clothes; besides there Is rreat
economy IN the use OF 1t. As such | recommend il
10 my friends and the public. L. HAXALL
1 have IN use III nv family, one Of Balls Patent
Machines, Of which Mr.. James Apetun Is the agent;
and although have used 1T but a snort time / am
perfectly ashed of ITS great utility, and can safely
recommend 1t TO the patronage OF the public IL
produces less injury to the clothes from friction than
the old manual operation, and is n SAYING of more
than one half oil both time and labor
COLIN CLARKE
Richmond, Nov. i, 1880.
have used in my family one of Balls Paten,
Woshing Machines and have nc hesitation IN recon.
mcndlng them 10 the public
JAMES BosuER.
Richmond, 18th Nov. 1890. =
We fully agree with the statements contained in
the foregoing certificates.
GEORGE HENDREE,
HALLAM.
JOHN THOMPSON
nov 9-2tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09

BOLlVAR.-We are warned by past experience
to expect that the great majority 81 newspapers IN
the United States will again believe Bolivar to be
patriot, because he has again called himself one
AZ, however, We THINK that our admias, ration do
not feel the same interest rs u few months ago m
maintaining lbs cause, We have rather more hope
tina, the newspapers will place the question on it's own
merits.
la the hTst pln etlc movers of the recent scdon
IN CarihaS"na pretend To have, for of their lea
ding objects TIC sustaining of the constitution of
Colombia But by thrjr rnanncr Of proceeding they
directly violate the l51th urcle of that instrument
which eXpressl. declares that while the rplt of ne
tition III the regular way may he enjoyed BY every
person of the nation, no individual or association
can offer any petition IN the of The people and
stall less claim To be the people Tho,e who nc, in
opposition To this article shall Ae prosecuted nuri
soned. and punished according to iLc lnvgs"
HIS plan Is So undIsgusrd In rc-establish his own
arbitrary power by military force. and the worst APP
prehcnsions of his more pccccable couurymcn are SO
entirely fulfilled that II strange his parti-
Zans should have even attempted IA impose upon the
world. WITH regard To one important matter. it is
worthy oil remark, he has not pursued hs old PLAN
be says nothing of ms dlficncr in himself or his
"eXtreme reluctance 10 ru.c Great as II was he an
pears wiling 10 confess that he las outarovn it,
Whn"vcr scenes may follow. it is to be remem-
bered that when tins step taken. the whole of
Colombia was IN pTotpun peace IN: Daily .qdpsr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09

Attorney at Law ANA Notary Public,
4 hFFEkS his probes sional services To hose "a =
" ng Business IN any Of the Courts of the Cit, O
Richmond, IN the Superior and Inferior CourIs %,
. he Counties Of Hanover, Henrico, New Kcnt or
King William
HIS Office is kept opposite 'hc Federal Count offc.
in the of Nashs E)ok Store
nov 9-law3tc|