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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
Dismal Swamp Lottery, No. 10,
&c. &c. g.

Tickets S., Halves 2. Quarter I.
IL Packages of tickets, shares ofpackages, single
tickets and shares, to be had at the constant prize
selling and prompt pay Office of
THO. b BIGGER.
- Where 90, so, Sd, the highest Capital of
$4,000, in the last Dismal Swamp Lottery, was
sold and paid sight, and where less than four of
the highest capitals of $4,000 have boen sold and
paid at sight within a short time aug 20
~ Call at P CHUBBS Office this day, and ob
tain the $4,000 Prize, TO be Drawn this afternoon
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit ofthe Dismal Swamp Canal Com.
pany, Class No IL, for 1880
GO Number Lottery--9 Drawn Ballots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
Brom the Lexington Reporter, .aur. II.

Bfom the Lexington Reporter, dug. IL
The recent triumph IN Louisiana OF the friends Of
Mr. Clay and the American System has been most
signale and exhlerating $3.50 votes were gwen for
Governor, Of which Roman received 1888, and Beau
vas 1919, while Hamilton, the jackson Candidate,
received but 270i Some OF the eastern prints have
supposed that Besuvnis was Jackson candidate,
but il is q mistake Both he and Roman are OF the
same polltIcs--both decided and firm friends Of Mr.
Clay and the American System Besides the Gov
ernor the three members of Congress elected arc
against jackson Mr.. White has been reelected
in the New Orleans distrlct-Mr Billiard, gentle
man Of talents, IN the place Of Gen Overton, who
declined Mr. Rost, Jackson of considerable pop
ulnriiy, was BIS opponent. Gen Philemon Thomas, for
merry Of KY, and Of MIR Cs earliest friends, has
been chosen Mr. Gurieys district, III opposition to
G-neral Ripley, a first cbop Jacksopan. With res
pect 10 the Legislature, If any Jackson men have
been returned, we venture to assert, that tue mum
Der will not amount to third or even one fourth
ofthc Whole body. So much for the in Louo
islana. The re-eection oi j. 3 Johnson, one OF tn
abIest members ofthe Senate, is certain.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
81 Louis. ST. Ferdinand. Bonhondme
d. tha

The whole ticket is therefore 'elected--a manu-
script line on the back of the hand bill says by
,jority of Too one.
In 20, ST. Louis gave great majority for Jackson
land for Pettes against Bates for Congress-soms
small change-Jfor the better! The State question of
amending the Constitution, to which Barton aud Bates
are opposed, and of which Benton is in favor, no
doubt contributed to the result.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
Extract Of letter TO the editors of the U States
Gazette dated

WILMINGTON, (Del) Monday Aug. 10.
About O'Clock on Sunday afternoon, as ] was sit
/ was startled and astounded by violent conclusion,
which ratified tho windows of the whole house, and
rushed OFF like violent though quick thunder. My
impression at the time was, that as storm was ap
pyoach,ng from The south, the lightning had struck
Somewhere m the vicinity But soon learned from
the running TO aud fro Of the inhabitants whereby
nv knowledge was ncreased that II was the Po,o-
der establishment Of Mr.. GAaAscnE of this borough.
flushed upon the roof, and clearly dscerned the
sn,ok. ascendlnr IN huge volume from the over
turned roof of the mill. II rs H,uated 10 the east
Of the town; and great numbers Of the inbAbr
tat,ts wore fastening across the meadows 20 tho odp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
Watch and Cloek Make.

FEHE subscriber is settled AT Buckingham Court
n House. and will attend Cumberland and Prince
Edward Courts regularly. with good assorn ,ent Of
Watches jewelry, and silver ware which he is ena-
bed to sell very low, he receives his supplies d.
rect from New York. Watches and clocks repaired
and all kinds obs in his line, and warranted.
aug l4-1t HORACE SEEI,Y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
Valuabla BUILDING LOIS 1or .ele a.

~ .4ucfson. Is s - = II q,
INHOSE valuable Building Lots, belonging 90 the
Il estate ofthe late John ii Brown. lying on Locust
Street and lately leveed. adjoining Mr. John Ruther-
toord's tenement will be offered for SALE On the
PROMISES by his Executors. under the provisions Of
bis last WILL on Monday, the s5d day of the present
mon.h--Terms One third ofthepurchase money to be
pad IN 80 days, to be secured BY negotiable note
With an approved endorser aud the title in the prop
erty TO be withheld till the note spaida credit of is
Elonhs will be allowed for the other two thirds to be-
secured by deed of trust the property with
est from the day of sale The sale to begin ct III
O'Clock. TIE EXECUTORS.
aug Lid ids $50. y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
eR aR
STAGEs-STAGES.

-,
TRAVELLERS are respectfully informed. t4as
The Western Stages to Lynchburg, VII
leave Richiaond every Monday, "Wednesday, ed
ltiday, at O'Clock, A. A. arrive at Lynchburp che
I'd day, by p n and at Salem the Sd day, by p
d. where the Valley Mail Line to Huntsville, NASH
vile, &c is connected. Returning, leave Salem
Tuesda:s, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at A a.
and leave Lynchburg Wednesdays, Fridays, aud
MONDAYS, at A. "a This arrangement will give
The passengers sufficient time for rest at night At
HAukes, on the Blue Ridge Mountain, this line rs con-
nected every trip by Cadwel's line, which passes
sincasile and the Sweet Springs, connecting Porter
q BeIdins line at the " hiie Sulphur Springs, which
runs TO Guiandotts On the Ohio River. Fare from
Richmond to Guandotte, SEQ miles, S2s 7s-to Sa-
lem, 90 miles, S12-to Lynchburgh. 100 miles 20 So
The way fare is also reduced the Lynchburg line
For seats to the West, apply at the bar of the
Union Hotel, Richmond. All baggage or property,
whether belonging to passengers or sent by the
at the risk Of the owners thereof.
june l-Iaw l2tc A. PATERSON, Proprietor.
Richmond and Salsn,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20

We Tern that Mr. Harrington, the American Ven
triloqust, Who 1t is said is unrvalled his profess
sion, will shortly visit The Southern States and will
probably exhibit IN Baltimore in short time
Rail inner
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20

w come well recommended and with no incum-
brance but her child-a liberal price will be gwen
Enquire at my house, on Shockoe Hill, aear the
Mathodlst Church. STEPHEN BERNARD
dig lS~ts .,a,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN 8 CO.
On TUESDAY next, oath instant Mt 10 OCH

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
On TUESDAY next, gath instant, at 10 o'cisck,
at our auction store,
3 cases sattinets
l bale black bombazetts
l Csc Rouen cassimeres
do black Italian lacipe silg
1 do. linen drill
do. damask sil& and cotton shawls
bales osnaburgs
Cases A and beached cottons
Bales brown sheetings AZ
Black silk hdkfs ss
Silk hose and half hose
SlIk suspenders, garniture ribbons
Cote palas, batiste dresses, bariere do
Worked cambric do
Black silk vestings y
Brown and white thread gloves
White and cooured net suspenders
Swiss collars, diapers, boys caps
Fancy figured gilt buttons, pearl studs
Wood dressing and pocket co,nbs
Fancy soap, top ouinhs desk lamps
Navarno hats, etc. etc.
aug 20 D a q CO Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
$40 REWARD.

OSP from behind the Stage, between this CITY
L. ard fredericksburg, on Thursday last, u Green
Travelling Bag. aiming sundry articles of clothing
The above reward will be paid on delivery at p
Chubbs OEice, or at the Stage Office in Richmond
anp 1851 IL -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
nj $500, 1900. SIgO, 400, &c.

And S4UU, S9UU. Stu, STUU, &c. &c.
Tickets s. halves 2, quarters I.
" Tickets for sale at the Managers Office
where was sold lev weeks since $50 10000
$500. 900, &c. &c.
aug 90 YATES & MCINTYRE, Managers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
For Sale or Rent.

- That valuable stand for Store, in
HX Louisa county. known as Clayton's old
Xts : orc. For terms apply to Capt. p. NJ.
= Daniel, near the place, or to
JAMES ROSS.
Fredericksburg Aug. 4. i930.--9awiw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
Bobbinet Lace Vcils.

ID III JENKINS has just received by the Rich
~. mond Packet, an additional supply Of rich
black and white bobbnet lace wells, white gnuze and
superior black Italian Grape wells, green barrege and
gauze for veiIs--which he offers for sale at very
reduced prices, at his Irish Linen and Fancy Dry
Good Store, Main Street. aug 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20

A PPRENTICES WANTED.-Thes sub
"A scrber will take two boys from IA TO l6 years
of age, at the Chair Making and Turning business.
81. Boys from the country preferred
aug 2o-4wc PHO. HATCHER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20

Tickets Si--ilulvcs 2--Quarters I, for sale in n
variety of numbers at p. CHUBB'S Office, where
the great prize 100000. sold aud paid next
morning after the drawing was received.
aug 2O-Itif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
Sugar, Coffee, 81 9.

Sugar, Coffee, &c.
06O Bags Coffee various qualtes)
80 bids. dry New Orleans sugar tcheap)
IL do do Porto Rico do
~ do DO St. Croix do primo
40 do West India and N. Orleans moIasses
so bbls. and hhds good Baltimore whiskey
500 sacks best Liverpool filed blown salt
$50 sides oak and bemlock, taned soal leather.
For sale by
'Sig 10 .BALSToN g PICAsAYTs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
NEW YORK LOTTERY,
Extra No. 81


THREE GRAND PRIZES OF $4,000!
nRaWING to be received by IGGEI-op
- Monday
SPLENDID CAPITALS.
prizes of $4,000
do 1870
3 do 1000
10 DO see
Tickets S., Halves s. so, QuartersSI s5.-Po
be had at BIGGER Office.
u Where whole ticket No %, AZ, AZ one of the
highest capitals of 81 600 IN u similar scheme vas
sold and paid at sight. aug 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
MANAGERS OFFICE.

70 The drawing OF nc Grand ConsOlldated Class
8, Will be received TO DAY, at one O'Clock. in time
to renew in the Dismal Swamp, which draws at 6
O'clock this evennn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20

vE>O Timber Contractors in Fluvanna.--
q The Subscriber wishes to contract for
1900 posts feet long, of Locust White Oak
10000 feet white oak plank, In wide. & inch thick
5000 do do 9 do do
To be delivered in November and December next,
at his Farm, called Beaverdam, on James River.
aug i7-2tc CORBIN WARWICK.
"ANTED Immediately overseer at my farm
w near the town Of Manchester in Chesterfield
comfy. 10 one will be employed unless of good
character and possessed of abilities of the rst order.
A single viii be preferred 10 married man.
JAMES Lyle
Chesterfield County, July 2e-ctf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
CAPITALS.

And SoUU, SlHU. S3UU, S2Ub. 81 81 SIUU, &C. &c
Ticket, S3--Hulves s. 5o--Quariers 81 25.
II The drawing of the 18th Class of The Dismal
Swamp, VIII take place TODAY, at 6 o'clock
ia the afternoon. at the Eaptp Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20

Besides S5oOs, 4G0s, 3o0s, zoos. zoos, &c.
Pickets S5-Halves s. 50-Quarters 1 25.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
TODAY!
Grand Consolidated Lo tePy,

Drawmg will b. toceIvod TO-DAY, at 1 o'clrk
in tiDe TO renew in the Virginia Sate Lottery.
pRIZESl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20

BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass Ne 8,
Drawing to be received TO BAY AT O'Clock in
time to renew purchase in the Dismal, No IL, to
be drawn at The Eagle, at o'clock, this afternoon
CAPITALS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

in which this conspiracy came to b. dieoveted III
tina the Spanish and NJ xicdn Ministers residing
in Lodon OF the aud 10y The miseari sge
Of letter. intended for The Minister from Mexico, bu'
delivered to IN. other the f,t Of the existence Of this
plot. and the ia which the projected revolution
wa 10 lie rhsrcd. became known. The fnlov ing !.
extract OF the letter Eon which gst the above in
telligence:
"The letter r,hus accidentally itcrcep,. III wss from
Of some staining with pl,r. t,r revolution M
10 AL down upon tho ciie-, vi genera slug 'ttr.
THE Syauish minister immediately made the Earl
al Aberdeen acquainted wi,h he anair, aud des-
patches were forwarded 10 St'n and TO this place;
those via Spain arrived si, and number oil persons
were imprisoned; the arrival o. further dispatches,
taken. the Smeuut cf 20, and troops sent
into the country TO arrest more Among those taken
lawyer. anI doctos--also, somc military u.
As yet know not what i'll be the re.u OF this most
fortunate discovery Those taken TO be brought to
trial Immediately, before military tribunal"
The Cuba CoaSpirdcy.-The New York Post ates
that letters received in that city from Havana repre-
sent the conspiracy lately detected in the Island Gu
ba much serious aud alarming in its than
had hitherto been supposed.-Tweive other persons
had been appreheuded The charge OF being
ed in the plot Among the prisoners is Of the OF
Roo, of the principal leaders, if the chief OF the
conspracy,an advocate, man oftaents ard ell
oquence. masonic lodge, il Seems, had been nsttu
ted by the plo,ters under the of III .fquid Ne
era de .Mejico, or the Black Eag'o OF Mexico
respondence with Mexico had been set on foo, and
troops were expected from that country and from the
Republic OF Hayu On the landing Of these troops the
standard oil independence TO be raised aud liberty
proclaimed to the slaves who TO be invited
sist in putting down the government of Old Spain
Such Is the substance OF the letters. The terrific AMI
universal bloodshed which must have resulted from
carrying this plan into execution, makes us hesitate in
yielding entire belief to this account.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06
HRROAD. ROCK SPRING RACES. will commence
- ON The hiLd Tuesday Of thi. nnnih and contirna


HRROAD. ROCK SPRING RACES, will commence
MDon the third Tuesday OF this month, and continue
four day..
ld dsy-Two ,akes-oae mile heats-entrance 800
half forfeit.
ENTRIES TO TIL
Thos. Watson enters a sortel flly by Arcbie fb.
property Of Robinson and w. Wilkinson
Benz Moody enters his grey filley Nv Archie
VIM. ). White enters his Charles colt out of Kitty
Fisher. 10y
Wan Walker enters his grey hlley by Charles
lshsm Pickett enters his Arab colt out Of Shylock
mare.
Subscribers 10 Post stake same day, James NJ Sell.
den Thos. Watson, n Davi, and WIN. II Johnson
four subscribers and closed.
I'll dsy-Proprietor's Purse S2OO-two mile heats
entrance $l5.
Sd day-Jocksy Club Parse $590-ihree mile heats
entrance $20-hung up and no discount.
4,h dly-Annual Post Stake-Purse 8 I60-snttance
49, to be added TO the Purse-two mile heats-still D.
pen.
Sweepstakc same day-$lOO enirance-ban forfeit
one mile heat,-four Subscribers and closed
James NJ SelIcn enters William Burton's 6lly bv
Charles.
Hector Davis enters Colgin's FLY Dolly Dickson by
Charles.
WIN. Ball enters Capt. Shepsrl's colt by Charles
Thos. Watson enters his colt by Constitution
From the number Of horses in train good sport may
be expected. lSHAM PUCKETT.
April .. III-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

BALTIMORE, April
Gen VIM. III Harri'on, our late Minister to Colon
hia and together with several respectable citiZan
Of phade lphia, visited The Railroad Yesterday morn.
ing, and treated with excursion in the Meteor
sail carriage. The party conveyed outwards at
the rate Of fifteen TO twenty miles hour, and return
ell at the rate of twenty five miles,the wind being
from point which operated advaniag soDsy on the
sail, both going and returning Like all who have visi-
ted the Road, much qualification was expressed by
them at the very great facilities which this mode of
transportation presents.
We learn that along the whole route 10 EIlicot's
Mills the operation Of LAYING the rails is prosecuted
with becoming energy. The contractors the differ.
cnt sections have full force employed, AMI the work
is advancing with all desirable rapiity. On the
tons along the PdtapscO, where The material is conye
nient OF access the contractors laying down gra
mite blocks for the foundation Of the rails. inner
NArcHrz March iS-Mr Clay arrived at this city
ION his return TO Kentucky Wednesday morning
last in The steam boat Caledonia. lie was met at The
landing, by committee OF gentlemen, appointed for
that purpose, accompanied by number OF citizens Of
this and the adjoining counties and conducted TO
the apartments pared for him at the Mississippi Ho.
tel, where he received numerous visits during he day
Last evening be attended a splendid bail given on the
sion'of his visit 10 this city, in Mr. Parkers elegant
Rooms, and this day partakes Of public dinner AZ the
same place. Salutes exchanged, on his landing,
between the steanboits, and from OIL Trophy Sarafo-
ga the elegant brass six FOUNDER presented TO this CITY
by Gen. Jack'on, after the glorious victory at New Or
leans, in 1915
The bills Of The day announce the intention Of Mr..
Clay, TO visit the Theatre, This evening. [Gas.
To The Editor ofhc Genius of Liberfy.
/ Mn SowER MARCH 10Th 1890
Dear SiG--I rerceievs, by your last paper. You lie
dridge and Cooke beg you TO revise that deermi-
nation az the editors Of the other paper have given
publicity to Mr. DJddrdge's Circu'ar surely fair play
requires The publication Of MIR. Cookies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

NEW AUCTION ESTABLISHMENT HUR-
" CHILL J. seldom s. Co., having given the re-
quircd security and taken out license respectfully
tender their services TO the public in the general hue
ton and Commission Business-embracing the sale of
Real Estate, Slaves, Dry Goods, Hardware & Cutlery
Groceries, Wearing Apparel. Horses & Carirge <Jewe
ry, Household Furniture, Books & Stationary, &c &c
Having taken the eligible stand, opposite the Eagle
Hotel, with large Lumber House attached to it-Thcy
are now prepared to receive consgnmens and make adj
vances, and Halter themselves by prompt and unremt-
ted attention TO business merit share of public pat
ronage.
Trustee and Orphans's sales and outdoor sales of
any description promptly attended TO-
Regular sales at the Auction Store Tuesday and
Friday in each week.
April g. II4-2wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

ABOURERS WANrED-wanted fHeen or 20
4 abourcrs by The month, for the balance Of the
year for which liberal price will be given Apply 10
April 8. III 81 FRENCH & JORDAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

WAsHINGroN, aPrH I'm the Senate Yesterday,
alter sundry petitions and resolutions bad been presented
undry memorials were laid before the Senate by Mcssrs
BelSpraguc and Holiness from certain inhabitants in N
Hampshire and Maine, praying for the Southern In
dians proracted and interesting debate cnsned ON
me amendment, providing that presents be Civ
! en- 70 he Chiefs, or head of the Mamie and
Pattawaiome Indians, during the time for holding
ucay with these Indians. Mr.. Forsyth traced the
0rSn OF 'he practice back to the first intercourse OF
ule europeans with the Indians, that II has met with
tne appreciation OF Washington, Jefferson &c. &C and
showed rom the habits and customs of this
& ~ men, una. was not only proper, but necessary
ana indispensable, II we expect TO treat with them.
ne showed that 1t was trait inseparably connected
WIN me character OF the savage life TO look ND TO those
more civilized, for gifts, &c. Mr. Frenphuvsen on.
posed the argument Of Mr.. Forsyth. He fbo,obf n,c
lac,s disclosed by the gentleman from Georgia. were
ucen TO arouse the friends Of humanity and of ius
w. W. order to put period 10 practice at once de.
isI@ug'and demorazing to The savage; and dsrepo,.
SOe' ana derogatory to the dignity and faith of
'I nation lie cared not when il was commenced, how
been Practiccd, or by what usirious men snch rca
S''' n'o oeen sanctioned; he believed IL to be wrong
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

WA'HINGT6N, April BIN the Senate, Yesterday,
several reports were made irsm the various Commit.
tees, and number Of bills were read the second time
and ordered 10 third reading. The following bills
were read The third time and passed: the bill to enable
the President TO eXtnguish the Indian titles 10 lands in
TIE State OF Indiana: the bill for The relief # Andrew
Wilson; The bill for The relief Of Thomas Shyerick the
bill for The relief Of John Rdrgue; the bill making ap.
popuauons TO pay the expenses incurred in holding
certain Indian ire es; end the hill for the reefo HUI
bert Lacrox The bill TO estabih the office of Sur
gcon General IN the Navy, read the second lime
and alter having been explained and advocated by Mr.
HAyne, and opposed by MIR Dckerson, wa, on motion
OF MI u, laid on The table, TO allow time foI further
examination offs merits. The bill for the relief Of A.
exanGer Scott was taken up and advocated by sssrs
Chambers and Smith of Maryland, and opposed by Mr.
Sanford and hnallv, mo'ion Of Mr.. Sprague laid on
me table. Mr. Johnston, OF Louisiana, continued his
speech on Mr. Foots resolution in re- aton 10 the pub.
nc lands, and when he had concluded, The Senate adj.
joufned over to Monday next.
10 The House NJ Represcntaiipes the resolution o
MIR Powers, from the Committee on the District Of CO.
lnmba, TO deyoe every alternate Thursday 10 the pur
poses OF such legislation might be necessary Tor the
District, was after long debate, adopted by the House
oy vote OF 80 10 IS The act re appropriatng Ger.
"lh uneNpended balances, read a lbirI time and
passed The Till 10 fclinquish the reversionary inter
81 o. the United states 10 Indian reservations in Ala.
pana' was tcken GpMr. SIP sncer Of New. Yotk NOV.
ed mat the bill he fecOmmitted To The Committee on Pub
NC Lands, with Instructions TO report ptoviso tat All
onveyances Of the Indians should be re viewed and an
proved OF by the District Auornes Of the United State
~ her respective Districts, IN order 10 guard The n
"ians against being overreached in cOnspaurnce n
hsH Hnprovdence and gnorance and that without th
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

" The light in which this subject has struck ma
ny with whom we have conversed, is this that tn,
Duel at Philadelphia looked two much like combined
attack on the part of certain officers to nmidate eit
Zens rEuo,irer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-04-06

Many Department, March 30th 1880.
SIR-lt has been proved 10 my satisfaction that
Lieutenant- Edmund Byrne and Hampton Wesco,t,
passed Midshipman Charles III. Duyrce, and Midship-
man Charles G. Hunter. Of the Navy Of the United
States, were recently concerned in DUEL, which
took place between The last named officer and William
Miller Jr. of Philadelphia which resulted fatally TO
the latter resps ctfully recommend YOU that the
names oil the said officers, Edmund Byene III Hampton
Westcott, Charles III. Dnyree, and Charles G. Hunter
be erased from the list Of officers of the Navy Of the
United States.