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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-03

Il BIZ tIe ia'' mol. we learn thai tho Senate
va. on the 21th uli. engaged in tue eonsidsra
tim Of + zecuiive business. The National In.
iel.igeneer says that the only nomination of an,
consequence tia, was confirmed. was llat Of
Mash Legrand. Navy Agent al the por. Of Nor
folk. which was not assented to without serious
opposition. Mr.. Legrand, it will be recollrot.
Cd. superseded Mtes King, whose remora by
Gen. jackson, we are happy to announce. has
not prevented the people Of No folk from re-.
larding him, by appointing him their del1 gate
10 the neat General Assembly.
~ We have received No ola newiv cs.
tah!ished Journal from Vermont, entitled
" Tho Horn the Green Mountains" We
can't say that We fancy the ute but the pa
per itself gives indications of great usefulness
II has taken mp the sword against .llitMasoil
~, which VIZ fad has made its way among tho
Grcen .uosniain Bo9-a faction the most
obnoxious and mschievous that has ever
grown up in this or any other country.
n An Anii-Masonic paper in Ohio says -
" Letters from Virginia state that Anti Nason
ry Is gaining ground IN tina, Staie."--You are
deceived, MIR Editor. The people of Virginia
have too much sense to DO alarmed by your
"raw bead and bloody bone" siories-and they
have something else 10 do, hesdes besieging
enchanted castles. aud running furious lts
az aims. harmless windmills.
n We stated few DAYS ago. ms creum.
stance calculated 10 throw some alarm in the
jackson ranks. that Gen. Root, Of New York.
did not attend the Inc Caucus in Albany, nor
sign the Address which that body caused to be
coucocted Since that period. however, we
percelve, that he has sent IN his adhesion 10 tho
Albany Regency term OF similar import, in
New oTls, 10 the Richmond Juno in virginia
y The funeral Of the late Edwin Morton
Specie will be preached on Wednesday the
9th inst. al the residence Of Mrs Nancy Scott
three miles west OF Lyncbburg. by the Rev.
Conrad Specie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-03
OBITUARY.

DIED. at Audley. IN Frederick county, Va.
on the 9ih inst. Mrs. BETTY CARTER, re
lict of the late Charles Carter, Esq. and niece
OF the late Gen. George Warrington, in the
65lh year of her age, after a long and painful
illness, but greatly aIleviated by the kind at
tenlons Of her numerous friends and neigh
bOTs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-03

Heaven for Nil the faithful. NJ ~: as #ae
tuition be still accomplishing s#sH fslsa
and The labor OF love May o. fHs -tesd
Of the Church direct your sep F. 'Ia HsH#y
and crown your eaert,ons with gseis #aTs4
eess!ll mo EARLY. Clsa
WV. A. Smirn, 5ee'ry.
May Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-03
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.


.7ms,ia-Wm. Old Ia, David Branch IL
Mr. Old is elected by majority of about ls6
Cumb,tiand-WllIiam Old ~ ID. IL
Branch 81.
Elizabeth city Comrty-B B. Browne 107
Gen. J. b lIarvr ..
CdB Of Richmond-Browne IL Haryie III
Ten. Harvie Is elected by majority of about
POO
Necklsnburg district-George C. Dlomgoole
is re 'elec,ed without opposition
.4ugusta-D. ". Phttsson 327. Thomas J.
Stuart li7.-Mr. Patteson is elected, bs a ma.
jory. in the district, of 3l3
P0phd,nn-W Old 30, ID. II. Branch IL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-03

IT The people of Portsmouth, Of Norfolk
county, of Princess Anne, & C. bave followed
the example OF those ofNorfolk borough,a each
invited Mr.. Ne,ctOn, the late sitting Representa-
tive, and now the legal Member oil Congress
from that District, to partake of public Din
ners as an evidence oftheir just Indignation
at the means by which be has been deprived
Of his seat NJ Loyal mus feel qa': p!'a'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-03
ADDITIONAL SPRING
AERlV AIS Or

MEDICINES. Paints. Oils. Dye'siuhs,
w Brushes. Window Glass. Putty, Insru-
mcnis. Soaps. Perfunery. Fancy Goods, Pen
aud Pocket Knives, Scissors, Guns. Pistols.
Drks, Whips. Canes. &c. &c. all for sale at
the very lowest prices OF to punctual cusio-
mers 81 liberal time, or for exchange for some
articles Of country produce.
Howell DAVIES.
Ao.,I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-03

HEWSoN'S OFFICE.
Lynchburg. May 3D., 1880. )
Drawn Numbers in the Grand Consolidated
Lottery. class No y.
Sc 81 80 Al Q 81 s 7 80.
Call aud examine your tickets at
HEWSoN'S Office.
Ma;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-03
HTT T ITtTTht
10 JAMES WATSON WEBB. Esq.

Col Cr0ckettS Letter--ln our last paper, we
inserted letter from Col. Crockett, the " half
horse and half alligator, from the Western Dis
uict of Tennessee, to the Editor of a paper in
his District. in which allusion was made to a
note of enquiry, which he (Mr. CO had ad.
dressed TO Nr. Van Buren,. We suhjoin the
latter Characteristic epistIe. Honest men cannoi
be completed Tong 10 dran in party harness, The
slgnC OF the times are most suspicious indeed
10 the ultimate triumph OF what we believe 10
be correct principles. In the language of a
great man, who we trust will live to exemplfy
The truth of the observation in his own person,
" Truth is omnpotent, and public justice Ger
tain" Many thousands, we confidently believe
and trust, will very soon, like Col. Crockett and
Mr.. Cnilton, take that decided stand winch
becomes freemen, agains, an administration,
whose rules policy are subverslve of all thai
the perils of the Revolution were encountered
to achieve aud establish:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-03

u Since Mr.. Chiffon deserted the Jackson
ranks, and avowed bis determination to support
MIR. Clay for the next Presidency, be has been
the subject of almost unceasing abuse from his
former friends. late No. OF the Kentucky
Argus, {" published by amos Kendall + Co.
notwithstanding Du1f's declaration that Amos
has no interest in any newspaper at this mo
meut,) thus speaks of Mr. Chiffon =" We have
known MIR. Chiffon well enough from The BE-
ginning. lie has no stability, because he has
no principte"t! From the beginning. therefore,
th is honest Editor knew that Mr.. Chiffon had
no principle, and yet he huzzaed as loudly as
any ofthe party when he was elected TO Con-
gress. Really, it would seem, by this c0nieS-
sion of the Argus Il another confession OF a sIm'
lar character, made by a member Of Congress,
which we notice in another part of this morn
ing's paper, that "principle' is commodity
with which the leaders Of the Jackson parry
have very little to do.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-03
FEMALE EDUCATION.

TNNHE next session Of the subscriber Soho oil
will commence on Monday the ID OF
Ma, and close the last OF July, when there will
he vacation OF two months. No pupil will
he received for a ess period than from the time
Of entrance to the expiration of the session
Terms. a heretofore. 50 per month.
f. q. SMITH.
%. Inf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-03

dugusia-Messrs. McCue' aud Kinney.
BedIord-Robert Campbell (about) 400,
Tnghman \ Ccbbs 2l3, Bcnamin \. Donald
oil, John c. Gray oil, Simon NOEL laboal)
100.
BrunsWick-Messrs. Gholson' and Turn.
bull
C,mberlarla--John p Wilson, WIN. M.
Thornton.
ESer-George Wright John H. Upshaw
Elizabeth CHy-Messrs. Booker aud Waugh
an.
t2unnna-Col. Barnett G. Payne, -
MORRIS
Grayson Lewis Hail, John Blair
hing WiiLidm-Benj amin +. Dsbney John
G. Pollard"
Lancaster W IN. II. cambridge, Joseph II.
Carter.
Luucn5mg-John 7. Street, Malcom Mae
iarland.
Monroe-Maj VIM Vass. John II. Vaw,er. :
Norfolk borough--slies King 1873, Hugh Il.
Grgsby 6e.
o. The reader will recollecl that Mr.. King
was lately remOUed from office by Gen. Jack.
son.
Pafrick-Nai Clark PENN 43O, WIN. Adams
3Sl, Cloud 258.
P0rhnlan- VIM. Miller, John w Nash
Shenandoah -Messrs Newman aud Harris I.
HHhanBbrg-W II Moody.
Not IN the last Legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-03
[coPY.l
-" Washington Gin. March

Washington City, March 3.
Hon. Martin Idn Buren, Sec. ~ STATE.
" SIR | have recently been much surprised
upon the reception of a letter from one ofmy
constituents, informing me that. without know.
ing WHY wherefore, the printing Of the Laws
of the United States had been taken from him
and bestowed upon another. | am, Sir the
representative OF the section OF country most
deeply interested in the matter, aud therefore
feel myself authorized to enter my protest =
gaiust the manner III which your authority has
been exercised. am not inclined 10 take
part in discussing the relative merits of the
individual removed and The gentleman APP
pointed 20 succeed hun. Nc, Sir, should
blush 10 find myself drawing distinctions upon
mere party grounds. III were to do so, should
he compelled to approve your choice. The
Editor upon whom you have conferred the trust
has been uniformly my friend aud 10 him ac-
knowledge myself under many political obiga-
tons. But 10 witness so uncertain state
of things, is calculated to weaken the oonf-
dence of the citizen in his government. or the
consistency of those who administer It.
" For corruption and crime, or for either.
an officer should be removed. But Sir, is the
doctrine to be established, that for either for
mer or an anticipated difference OF opinion
man is to be prescribed? If so, the triumph Of
virtue is wholly doubtful and the range OF ia.
vori,ism may be made as wide as the uni
verse.
" Sir, had supposed that before you would
make material changes in my district, you would
according to custom condescend 10 consul, me
surely have more opportunities OF under
standing he interests ofthe people ofthe Htsiern
District in Tennessee than yourself; hope 'hat
! am sufficiently devoted to those interests not
10 mIsrepresent them.
" You have removed a man who was the
first Editor ola newspaper within that District
and a warm friend to the present Chief Ma.
gistrate, and appc inted one who bad junior
claims | am friendly to each, but protest
against such an unwarrantable interference.
g am, Sir, with due consideration,
Your obedent servant,
DAVID CROCKETT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-03
THE AMENDED CONSTITUTION.

NJ Very few Of the returns below are com.
pleie. We shall keep the Table standing, and
correct it as fast as we receive additional re.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31
COMMISSION BUSINESS

INElE subscriber having taken that large and com.
n modiOus fire proof warehouse formerly occupied
by hlessrs. J. g. w. Southgatc, with one Of the best
and most convenient wharvcs in the Borough Nor
folk, for the purpose of establishing himself in The
COMMISSION BUSINESS, begs leave mo [ res
pectfuly to inform his friends and the public that all
business committed TO his charge shall be attended
10 with fidelity and DESPATCH and can most confident
ty assure all who may think proper to make consgu-
ments to him. that tho most interchangeable cxertons
shall be made in the sales Of those consirnments
to the promotion Of heir interest. The subscriber
hopes by strict and unrcmittng attention to his bust
ness, TO merit share of public patronage.
The House and Wharf will in very few weeks
be in frst-rate condition to receive any thing
J. S. WORMELEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31
MARIME NEWS.
FORT OF RICHMoND.

Schr VIM II Ireland, Ward. from New York.
Schr American Eagle, FoS~cll, from York, with
wheat 10 Wortham s, sMcGruder. q, aitI 80 ar:a
Schr Virginia, Gator, from Baltimore. lr :. ~
Schr Laura Jane, Creighton, from Baltimore, via
Norfolk and City Point.
Scbr Minerva. Johnson from baltimore with
sundres, to J Winston, ID Timberlakc, and others
tae,la. W SAILED, rsg.a. ar lHr tfrf4.
Brig Richmond, cabins, for Salem, with coal
and flour. 10 s.-- -,aT..-,s 49, ~ - :
Schr Flag of Truce, Doughty, for Saugerties,
with coal. - -- r-'r ~ - - m e
81, Schr Harvest, Post, for Wnrehum (Mass) with
coal and flour. - :
NEW YORK, July 27.--Arrived, schrs ALBANY
Packet, Eyerly; Xuloda, Barrett; New Y rl, Ack-
ley, and Fair Play. ireland. all from Richmond ma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31
c Observation-Disclosures for SaIo.

VIE subscSiber IS empowered bya deed of trust
y from Judge Hay md 0sher. of record II tho
Office Of the clerk OF Henrie0 eo0nty TO sel and he
now oilers for sale. the estate called Asheld con-
tanning about nine hundred and thirty acres situated
on Chckahominy, IN the county Of Henricv about
seven miles from the city Of Riehmoud. IS T,7F13
Fhe estate consists of two p6rcclr: the uknef sep
arafed from the lower by sip Of land ;k6oe Ionr
hundred yards wide. The upper parcel co6fsina
about 40, and the lower about 500 scrcS % :.
e On the upper parcel there -, an excellent brick
dwelling house, 50 by 30 feet having an ISoh md
two email rooms, and four large closets The kouso
was built about the year 1874, and Is said 70 be as
good as any in the county. The storc.room and
gardeners house also Of brick. The other hon.
ses kitchen, seryaats apartmcnts stabics and corn
house, &c are Of wood. About one third or ms
tract is, as told what is called mud land 40 or
10 acres Of which are cleared and in meadow which
may with little trouble, be kept constantly irripated
= On tho lower tract, containing about 500 acres
there are barns, stables, &c but no dwelling
but that intended for the Overscer u has rood
scite for dwelling house near an excellent spring
and most abundant supply of fire wood There Is
also au orchard on 1t is represented that OF this
tract, between one and two hundred acres are mud
land, that may be easily cleared and that arc equal
10 any land on CbIckahomlny. ~
he district of country in which these lands are sit
nateds said to be very healthy, and entirely exempt
from ague and fever. BIZ
: On having the purchase money, and the interest
thereof payable semi annually, Satisfactorily secured
liberal credit will be given the purchaser.
The parcels will be sold separateiy If the purcha
ser Should SO desire. ROBERT STANARD.
ly 20--2aw8ys SKIS - - slflf. lsl.-7 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31
Just Published.

ID EPORTS of cases argued and determined in
~ the Court of Appeals and in the General Court
OF Virginia. BY Benjamn Watkins Loigh.--vol.
lst, price So so. aact scn oItsc, =
THIS book, with GIlmer's Reports complete sots Of
RandoPhs Reports; Honings Statutes at larger Jour
pals Of The House Of Delegates of Virginia from 1870
TO 1892, end OF tho Conventions Of If75-6 and 1888;
afath New Maps Of Virginia, may be had on sppli
Gallon To VIM. II. Richardson, AZ The Capitol In the
City Of Richmond. July CSC 2aw%t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31
Ladies' Summer Slippers.

Ladies' Summer Slippers. 49,
Just received, 800 pair Ladies lasting and sat
~ teen Summer slippers of superior quality. To-
Hetber with great variety of other kinds at q So
81 95: 81, and the very low price of rs conts.
Gentlemen's Cheap Boots.
Just received, large supply at 50 and 81 so;
some made very light and neat for Summer wear
- For sale at GRhNNISSPS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31
IHlHE subscriber offers Tor sale, a Tract OF

YHyHE subscriber offers for sale, Tract Of
- Land, in Henrico county, containing "a acres,
! about 10 miles below the city of Richmond This
land is almost entirely covered with timber and is con.
venient TO navigation, is bounded by the lands of
VIM Gathrght, Robt Peasants, VIM. Hobson and
others, aud the title ndisputable. EIe will sell pri-
vaely It suitable offer be made before the eth day
of August next but if not, the land will be offered
for sale on that day, at II o'clock A NJ at the front
door of tho Eagle Hotel, in said city at public auc
ton, TO the highest bidder. The terms, will be /
cash. and the balance IN two equal payments Of and
II months secured by decd Of trust. Persons
wishing to purchase, vii apply to II. A. Claiborne
, or Shml. I. Pullinn,, both residing in the city OF
Richmond. @ u REFINE
jy I5-eotf -.t f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31

drinking cold water. The crops look well and pro.
misc q luxufiant harvest. 80 t''H
In Philadelphia, 1t 3 O'Clock on Sunday the thor
nlometer u the Pennsylvania Insurance Office stood
lot 81. Yesterday at i2 O'clock at 90. D'tt
At Burlington, VT. on "Wednesday 90! Sc vera
laboring persons have suffered much from the heat.--
One died in Shelbrrn. and in Colchester an Irishman
in the employ of MIR. William Scott, dropped down
dead in tile field. s' blgsi ts = 7issE5gl, I
g-saf IL APIRATE CAPTURED. -, %
Lieut.. JAMES p. WILSON arrived at this place on
Thursday last with the Spanish schooner Feniz
which the u. 8. Schooner Gralnpus Lieut.. Cont
Mayo captured on the 9TH June, of Cape Hayti for
an attempt to commit piracy on the Brig KrefnIin,
of Boston. from Antwerp bound to New Orleans -
We have collected the following particulars The
Schooner was from the Coast of Africa with slaves.
bound 10 Cubs, and fell in with the Brig on the 4th
June, near Cape Hayti, kept in company endeayor.
ing to inlimidae her by crossing her bow keeping
her gun trained on her, with her men ut quarters
The Schooner ordered the boat of the Brig to come
olong side. which the Captsn refused--in this situa
ton they renamed nearly all day. when the Grampus
made her appearance and the Schooner bore away.
Captain Mayo hailed the Brig, ascertained the char
acter ofthc Schooner. and Immediately gave chase,
captured and ordered her TO this port The Schoon-
or IL about sixty tons burtheu armed with six poun-
der and muskets and nineteen men, nll Spaniards -
She was formerly the Pilot Boat Trimmer of New
York .Jtt,f 't.r-f F,tr .i,.sT Ii n az - $50
There were 30 negroes on board atthe time OF the
capture % have since died. $3.50
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31
NOTICE.

SEALED Proposals will be received by the the
- Directors of the Manchester Turnpike Gonna
ny, for keeping the said Turnpike Road in tho order
required by law, for twelve months from the first day
of September nextthe proposals to be deposited al
the Tol-house Of the said Company on or before tho
18th day of August next '..E --Ft
iuly 7-Iaw6tIfc -. 1911
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31

$, Schooner Planter, for New York,
fTS Capt splcEn, viii sail rem Rockets on
IUM Saturday Morning at II O'Clock, when
- passengers viii please be on board
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31
. 5.sas REMOVAL. ~ ~
s,S = II a ! ~ = s . = Az,

GRATEFUL for the liberal encouragement here
~ tofore met with, begs leave respectfully, to in
form his friends and customers, that he has removed
his shop to the house formerly occupied by c. Vail,
doors below the Theatre, III street, where he will
continue to execute all orders in his line with pune
tuallty and despatch iIo has now on hand and will
constantly keep, a general! assortment of Saddles
Brides, Saddle Bags, Carriage aud Gig Harness
Wagon aud Cart Gear, Whips Spurs, Stlrrup Irons
Bride Bits, &c. &c all of which he will dispose of
as heretofore, on the most reasonable terms. .
V LIFT r. .. ...
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31
GRAND SCHEME.

Tickets 81, halves 3. quarters I, for sale at p.
CfiUBB'S. OFFICE, in a variety of numbers.
N; B;-To-morrow being Sunday, oil those in want
OF little CASH, ought to be sure and call This Day
This is the best scheme drawing. jy 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31
Flour Barrels and Slaves.

Flour Barrels and Slaves.
WE will give liberal price IN money, for senson-
w cd slaves and bilels, or good well made -four
barrels for Immediate delivery at our mills.
July 2o--c4t p. HAXALL g. co
SULPHUR SPRING FOR SALE.
III AN desrous to sell 800 acres Of Land, on the
u Little Calf Pasture River, in the county of Au.
gusia about ~ or miles from Saunton. about 100
ceres are fiat CT level including ten acres Of meadow
and the residue upland.
" This tract includes a valuable SULPHUR
SPRING commonly called M'Ctoe's Spring, which
has been much frequentcd for many years and with
considerable success, by the citizens Of this county
AS the new turnpike road from Stsun,on to The
Warm Springs win pass through this place, near tho
spring, il viii mako of tho most valuable tavern
stands west Of the Blue Ridge
For terms, or other information, apply to William
Clarke, ESQ. Of StRunton or to the subscriber, I'D.
joining the prcmises-If by mail, tho postage must
be paid. WILLIS MKEAND
Augusta July o, 1880. 81 w4t
Il ~. B-TheSe arc some small holdings now OH
the land and now brick house will be orccied ia
fcw weeks. After tho 10th Of next month, ~ sub
scrioer will be prepared to accommodate visitors at
the Spring The cabins at tho Spring win DO rented
out as usual
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31
No Combination and Free Trade.
Earthenware and Looking Glasses.

HENHOS. j. BARROW 81 co. Importers B8 Wafer.
street. NEWY YORK offer lnr sale 900 packages eaTlen-
wate glass, china and looking glasses comprising the most
complete assortment offered ~ this market and which will
no rcpacke to the country merchant the loves prices In
consequence of having refused 90 JON the combination for rer
lang the prices Of eockey, in this city, have been made
tho subjects Of most molcran persecution the object of
which is nothing less than entire rn and emulsion from
The trade characters have asaed as men of ,Srrv
and fair dcalng our credit as house of responsibility inn
eached every ondeavor made 70 ruin w. and the
whole mpouatons thosgh regular channels hive been
all stopped On consequences Of threats thrown ont 70 the
uiacureU w Eeand 50 that we have been Obliged TO employ
agents ~ Liverpool 10 make purchases IN such manner
thar our names would appear transaction am the
facilities attendant upon obtaining cfed, our mposta,loos
donyed and nothing cash IN Lverpoo viii obian
for us needed supplies OF waWe are SUFFERING these
hadhps tho cause Of the merchant and consumer Of this
Descriptions Of goods than own aud TO them as our
last resort we come for aid aud assistance; long as we are
Enabled TO sustain ourselves against than forty men who
have combined 70 bring about IN Tins unheard OF
manner win continue 10 sell goods free and ndspcn
den, al our ovn rates r cash approved city
ony 1e0-w6e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31
A Soap Boiler Wented

A Msnwho understands the Soap and Cand Q manuee,,
IN ring perfectly and well recommended as TO in
dusty and sobtey, (none other need apply will find stu
alton by applying 20 JAMES SINT0N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31
RELIGIOUS NOTICE

Rev. Mn. DoDs will preach in the County Court
House Tomorrow, from the teXt-'sAnd these shall
go away into everlasting punishment" &c. Servi-
ces to commence at | o'clock, a. NJ. .....- +.
july 81 .s.... ...-- mi, .g-El ---.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31
.trDtlr0trU 941tDt01
sATURDAY MORNING. july aI. Isso. Z

s. % News from England, week later than our
previous advices, will be found in the preceding coll
umns. George Nv still lived, and the French cx-
pedtion hadno landed. The reader will however.
lind much of interest in the selections we rive-to
make room for which we have had to defer some no.
itcal articles, original aud selected. ~ AM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31

% Divine service may be expected at Christ
Church, Tomorrow morning at the usual hour
jy 81 gar. a.. I'D -t.a.EaT "'..'L-