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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
KICHNOND Female SEMINARY

"a W a
ne NS CHhlSTlANNA G BURKE r.soc, ,e,II,
~ = %l'ouioeS her intention 90 open in lin . c,tv
on ne tTst day Of October next S.r,in,, . u
lars ''1u Uay scAo-
1t Is contemplated to offer an institution
siIe most sohd requirements. with The most Don,'
ahd 'a-inonaSc accomplishments Wrbnu, IN
c'aI'l 10 any extraordinary qualifications fer
glnC the arduou- uud highly Tcsuor.illr In, :I
WIZ Ccvo!ye On her as Principal Mrs q f,eis c,,'C
cent that an carly attention to the subiec, Of Eca
now a"d an experience of many years IN It's details
"h'trc - the assistance Of so many able rschers Gil
enapic Tier 10 aHord advantages equal To any i, IL
tn ION. " 'N i'.sI'-
y 1iis' Burke vii! receive daily assistance from Mr.
Durke at an hour Interfering with the du,;.s r
MS own Seminary III Macully Y.ucber, r JIo,Je
mates an NE R'e'ond Seminars will also Tiya doIIv
ment " ~ 1t '-A''
hr' Stephen Bernard a native Of France. wiz
teach the modern languaurs "
mOsr approved masters 81 - 'N'
r. w receive thot parental attention, which
whist u avoids undue restraint, Will insist on Inc mi
D.innnl OF all moral and religious duties and rio,
A'c' feSarh iOr those observanccs best crgI cd m
insure an easy and becoming department
Ihe following tobe exhibits moro nv,,.;..
course on studies than IS generally offered for the 3D.
"catOn OF females They re- submitted IL, 3ct,. go,
account u he belief, that many parents VII cudor
the" e-senti4l to complete education:
S'LhoSrePbE, Arithmetic
WSyy".i"s' BooE-kee ping,
nrtHg. Alg,5rn,
English Grammar, Cirou,efry
n ;.Tc"'i2n, Mature, PHILOSOPHY,
ns!ies betlTaS, Chemistry.
,4"9'"'1Ty %.Ee, The crk, I.etn, French
-A,''t' ana hodern las Italian ana Spanish LaI,
. 'oi-' guagcs.
H''sToFAy' Win the use Noca! and Instruments
oi G.o"es and Maps, Music
2 2S,IUt.'i'I IY,. Drawing AID Painting,
tpu'uIHt L-isl"Fy, dancing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
k1ecUtor's Sale Of Lend and Negroes.

AUGUST 28th, 1890.
Y conformity with The lost vii, and iesrameu, rr
IL Rob. Morrison, decd, viii expose to pubic sd h.
on the premises for cash. Thursday he 8U.L Sent
next If far, otherwise the far duv a tract OF
Land. lying IN the coun nj Aibemarlr ono nvd q
half miles from Vrrren on james River. cnnrn,nirr
one thousand four hundred acres. Of very sr,uc-or
quality, well adapted TO the cul' uGe pr C,En Wheat
and Tobacco, aud Is IN high tat of improvement
and cultivation. there Is on rtr premises \ y..
comfortable dwelling house, with every necessary
out-housr good repair. The stables and bsrp: re
~ good state of preservation and OF tho most con-
voncnt End--lndced feel no hesitation whclb her
the nelghbourhOod, the hpathinrss of the stua,i,r
the fertility OF the sOl; the comfortable and couva
MEM arrangements about the Farm 10 taken into
consideration, ~ prOnOUnCng one Of the most do
sTrabic establishments Iu tn" uprcr country.
more minute description IS deemed unnecessary ~,
1T is presumed those who wish purchase will view.
the lands and Judge Tor themselves As the ahnv.
sale IL made Ia puy the drbta of the estate il viii
most certainly be sold without reservation for ghar-
ever II will command
at the same umn aud place VIII S. on credit ,f
twelve months, about thirty cr-0cs as likely end rs
9aluabl" as any in Virginia and rhc ni,. rsio.r ~
Mrs Morrison III about as many murc-T'brrc viii
likewise be sold al tho same time and Dncc md IN
the Same terms, the stock "r cvrry k,nd CONSISTING
of horses catLl", sheep aud hogs together with the
household and Kitchen luru'uc. and farming utensils
OF every description Bonds with approved security
Will be required Of the purchasers.
NELSON r SHELTON EE'or
Of
EOBT MORRISON, Decd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01

ri Office There will be petition 10 tho mex,
" General Assembly foe the erection OF mill on
Npp"movuN River, a, or near the place, called Robin.
SON CA Mil-on the plan Of Col John Buughton "
georgia CHARLES 4 COUSINS
BENJAMIN MOODY,
sep I7-wW IcrlN A. RCI1NSCN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01

" 10 committee 10 The jail OF Charles Ciy Coun,V As a
runaway, on the 18th NJ July last neato man s,ys
sIm " eney, OF das brown compeo 81 wears
~ OF 'lches hgh mPs very much his salt Fsnlv
ION" CoS" as Pe'' Of her dover the Vm Light
Iooi ecu ana says he has bOue3a term iron, aid 1T
CoEn Pbe fact of TIN. runawsv's having has.; co,,
lh nAS been reposd 10 tbn he has hs valued a,
he osnI' oy ihe ore' al the 9Ih moo4h df.ets
sale OF him TO 10 made forthwith. after The TINS nn5 -
tnsfeot had sssn rdre's"St required by Inv v yc NJ
tn's cnueI saA Soil tbs sad
Chanes CITY County, the third Thursday ~ GrtnlcT ne S
beng the 2ls az the month, and day sad county
I7-Uir-E TyI Ep
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01

NJOTitE A petition wll Dee presented to- the
~ CcS' Assembly OF Virginia e., leave tn rorr
rool 'r'm IN" head OF tho Brooa turnpike. Do Toy
lorsr..n in Hanover. from iheacc Co Colarsyllr.
CsrnHnc. .HrrrC 'o Frrdcrlcks agrr the sr.,ugfrsi
aud rr.si practicable rouc.
aur rt-N2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
EOBT MORRISON. Dec,

w GINA. At rules holden m thc clerks Office of
" The superior court nf chsnccry for the Richmond
district, the 9TH day Of October 1890 Mary BOILING
and Thomas shore and Maria Harrir, his wife, plirs
against Edmund Watkins, sh u, &c Alexander Gun
bingham, Richard =. Boiling and other dts
The defendants Alexander Cunningham and f. r
DC ling not having entered their appearance and CIV
en- security according to the Of assembly and The
rules OF this court, and 1t appearing, by satisfactory
evidence that they not inhabitants OF is country.
1t s ordered that th" said defendants do appear ere
ON the hrs, day Of the January term and answ or
tho bill OF the plaintiffs, and hut copy OF this ORDER
be forthwith inserted iu some ncwennpcr pubI.slcd
IN the city OF Richmond, for two months srccrss,ycl
and posted at the front door Of the capy m the ,J
city. copy. Testc,
~ vs.. G. rEvnLaroS, G.. G..
w GINA. a, rules, holden in the clerks office %.
~ he superior court 90 Chaucrry for the ntrb, ,,l
district, the 9Th day of sept. 1880: James kp,r,y.
pliE against John Eel, CN'Ur at rcubcr llr,y, =
deed, and trust under his viii, Bowling e,,,t.'
and William l., Howard, dftq.
The defendant william l.. Howard not having ON.
tered his appearance and given sccurit, ACCORDING IN
TIC act at assembly AND the rules ct this court ami ~
appearing, by satisfactory evidence that he is not an
lnhabiiant OF this country s ordered tba the ea
e' hdant do appear here Tive first day OF the ncyf
January term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff aud
lnat copyo this order be forthwith inserted i'm some
nrWspapcr published in the city Of Richmond, for two
,o'ls suGcesslveJ, and posted at the ront door o
''s capitol IN the said city \ copy. Tcs,c,
o. =" WV r., pTSrr~US, q, e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
Valuable Real Estate at Auctio1

'REhE property generally known n. Arn,s,ra,.
a Tavern IN tho mos central and busy rsr, Sc
INC cry mme"oteiy between me OlG nsrkei and
'ne DOCK, WIN he n,JoDlng Tenement at prcsen,
occupied BY N " Austin, upon which b,s -,
recently erected comm deus brick Bake Aousa =;
IN" most approved plan and which y,lise,t JcSJ;N,
for $500 per year. 'eHSiiy
Inc above property fronts e3 feet upep I7fb s,o.,
aud ls SO well lsnowu that is only cunstdered o.
sary 70 remark tha no invesmen, in the city would
Pr'6sbly pay more prratnct or Le,,ar intsTs, 80"
th's Whlch will be sold 90 no promises ~ Publ
Auction, at - O'Clock on FsaEday the I2,b o.
la5u.-Ierms iheIs nd made known on, he -.
o' sale, ty Me srs. DAvkNPuar. ALLkn @
Aucls. a. PLEASANTS. in
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
FALL rAsRgOI s.
HATS,

y AYMoND 81 BROTHERS brr leave 70 no,ig,
their friends and the pubic. that in addition TO
Their present stocR, hey Frequently rcc.r,in,,
large supplies of HATS Of almost eyer, doscr,r,,T
among which, are LIST aud ID quality beavers. Is.
and ed do castorsi imitation beavers worry urs, md
cheap article; LIST, cd and Sd quality roruas: yonrh.
and chlldren's hat; wool hats &c
Whey have, IN addition their stock Of rois. y
handsome assortment of CAPS; CONSISTING Of nen
tlemrns English aud American sea o;lcr. Il, ,rr
and hair SEAL childrrn's do do
Country Merchants a 70 rcspec fiji inr,r,,.,l TO,
they can be supplied at the shortest notice und ~,
the most favorable terms, and hat no paus viii he
spared to Ill their orders IN he nsstcs manner
ways We received on account son 90 oa,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
Military Land Claim

"'Ht" my "fs ." ru' 90 iucarr land zi.. -rf .
NC JnNrd state ur h7 the state Of l- n. ,- ~
an" soldiers Of The Revolutionary Army, sgr .rs a. ~.
nnniurucd ~ obtaining herr NarFrr -.aa-. e..-.- ~
Gers and u'l who detained rs..... aus ...
t'e VINO we're slain 20 hattie srs eruUGt .r.# r.r. -
l"H also purchae Ur undertake -s...s l.- ,....
vcried claims 20 land To- Kentucky aur one ~-.s -F MI
lary warrants, granted los Eev0lu'.Or,ar SCI, 10.
bere FULLY prepared 70 answer ali .r,r... ~ .. ,--
ID" pu m relation so warrants 'rCstcH n Sec. .n r.
and also m fCiarun i0 OH uu-o ,F~1 va.r.,- . ...
are presumed tu Re los, or desu.. ed rs.. .. . --
paid, addressed here =, slar 10 a.r -. H. ..E
IS attended 10 ls.yysiH .-=f ...F. .....
Et1uruvp ."p Q .r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01

HENRY y. MIDDLETON. of Kscao,ici.t,,,.
N = nae uhe'r, aken To restore lands IN Va 10
TIE original e"nets that have been sold for The H.,
tax OF hc United States, aud Suite tav Al -
hich has been forfeited io the I.trrur, ~ g
'rgnio, Tor the non-payment OF taxps
he WIZ undertake. for portion of tho land r,co
,'.Gu, "us. preferred by the proPre,prs, will take
stipulated or contingent compensation. 10 he md
"eFthc performance Of cDgagc.Ecn.s
f"sons wishing his -rrylces. had better r,,,,,,,,,i
cate carly with ban at FrcAcr!cksb,-y V, j,,
"s nc expects 10 set ont ius thr West This TILL
IL continues TO receive agencies L., i,,r.,,,,,,a
ana Identify Western lands BY ac,usl sure. -, g
tease out pay the taxes, make s,les and r.n5or
very 9'h'r s'ryice necessary for Che safe nsnaye
neut hereof "s ~
The continued extensive range Of rid;p, o,b;cr t,s
ehgagen 'ntS require Wcst If tile AIIcybapy 49,
'"is, Affords the opportunity TO transact or lao, ~,
rally '''-@7 gene
The settlement and bonding of debit. coucc,;D,,
neg cialIon and all other business IN receive r,
personal attention. As this aGyprti.crnrn, IaPps
beyond hs personal acquaintance he nG; r.frs,ce
l" Tie following g"ntlrncn:
Corp0rGtiDI If FreiercLSjurg Eyy
SHhn "",calie, John S Wexford,
Hu"5gm Ihunas, hrrni,D'5 liz
W H!um A kuoX.
Spo'sycaH;u County, IA.
George Hamilton. William bernard
Samn. \. 5 GROW Culpsper Count, Hr
.i!bemarie Cpunig YG
- VI n'"''" "Ee' john Rogers, Hugh! Nelson.
t"1"r' EiyeS. Nelson Co"uly, VA
DAVID 3riEgs Rrcmond CIV Va
Thomas .. Taylor, Powhlian COUNT. Va.
y W. Dan1r.dg. lIanry Coaucy. Va.
- tnr'"3:9 y, Htepic:, Patrick Court house. Va
G''Iar" S"h. Gro"n"rer Coun,y. Va
> .sePh - Dan gerii"ia L"wsbuig. Va.
Lewis Stuart, CLERK ot GrecrOrIar Caun.y 4,
Th'' justice Georgc Robertson, Ky.
Hon, Robert p. Lctch"r. XIV
Mark Richards PhlaGclrhia
Ce'rg" HcJ5, Baltimore
Sla. Wood, New Yu..
J"clGf ihGmaS Senncs. Alexandra. u L.
l1'@' Kan Miller. Georgetown, d. c.
sep G0-2zW It
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
Valuable Property for Sale

h'hE Subscriber empowered 6y EIrort Crs>sop ., 5,
dsiph'e 10 sell valuable House Lot in The o,,,
,9uon'Ou's boeouH county Tbs huuEe is OF brick "a ~
an1 o. INC very hest materials and NoIkuanshp III, ,r
yea on an ennence overlooking the river and esnmands 90
e prospect be lot contains nearly three ncres F.v ,
atoms m Toe valley can be hund more eligible for profss1n
The price Is S25oO-FiVe hundred Cash IN, .i- =; g.
tquN ahnual payments without interest The prrchs.r, a.
ing lien ON the property, unquesiiouable personal
1eTsons wishing further information will rs. 81 ,Idrss,
VIM BLNCKFCR.
6auE Sni-ia"SW r. eScf1rkst-rs -.
" The tnoa'tle paro! vi' cory lh, or sts o.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
SHOCKOE HILL ACADEM 7
Gymnasium.

~ 'IlCE.-l shall petition to the LEGISLATURE NJ
Its next session, for lesvc to erect Toll Gridgr
across Mattapony river at Dunki7k
sop 29-1aw8t sPrIIFF ppCv,>r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01

CARpEIiat4.
Il 2. TAYLOR, h8trs r....-- .r- s,r-., -r
eV several manufacturing .s t.,--...t- . ..,..
opening he rnst extensive aserr. rr.7 r. 81
Ingram and Nrn..rsn Carya. nre and R.e, eve. -
ftrcd 10 hs city, 0Hj.h WI BE- sa'l IS rhsar o. f..
any rnarkp ~ the JDucd SAFES &C. t-gey.,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
FOR CHARTER
Snnerior NIntlnirn Wine
Tri-Culour. &c.

THNHE Tn Colour. N. I, received
u Library of Useful Kauwledgc Nos Is IN
~ and 10.
Do Parmcrs' Series, Nos and
Maps 10 Library Useful knowledge No. G.
i'oTary OF Entertaining knowledge No 10
Aud many other works received at tho Virotni,
bookstore ] II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01

Black Lace U,iis and luce Goods.
6ksA Black J. &C Wells OF rch. aud nrgy patterns.
" - -umu Of them CHoutYly worked from =,
$40. houi~ wishing elegant aud chrrp pcrrs L7yc
'mr opportunity 90 selecting from ihr extensive ma
e.riwcnr.-Nlso luo.rg lorcs or gr v.rIfEs rr,-c.
nnd qnaliN w'ao ma rch b0JhInol Drmuiur lace.
l1r 'op. H'T"a' and i.nncng; PLAN wide lorr.
thread rdrngs aud mscruugs and rich thread Ir..
the reel blonde trimming IrCc ell the ras;Hpulb, col
,ars' caps, pclcruc-, GnrcOIas, manflctts Sc Go
comprising every variety OF Lace Goods nj tho most
reduced Puccsior sale BY the yard or piece SINGLE
or Dozen q, Il H. IENKTNSi
oct F7rcr Dry Good 6, Irish .incn store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01

an .Nitb on board the Steam Boat Potomac good male
" q" TO ono who can como well recommended liner
Al wage Will be gwen Enquire on hoard. sep 2g-s,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01

4 u,"'NIN' Vt rules holden IN the clerks Office Of
ihc superior court If cnan~cry for thr E;cI, ~
district, The Iih day at October IS 3D.; IA. rrrsi,,,
Directors and Company OF the Farmers Bank nf VIE
gi.a' Plus against The Richmond Dock Company and
john Gamble and Robert Gamble dits ' '
Tue defendants John truuhlc and gcbrrt C.,--t,.
not having ener' their appearance and given seen
rly according To- the act Of assembly and The rps -,
tis court ana u -ppearng, by satisfactory evidence
Ihl lHcy are not inhabitants of tins country II 10 mr..
dcrro, That The SAID defendants do appear here ON t
Irst day OF the nest January term, and answer tho
bill OF thc plaintiffs end that COPY Of this order I've
ioI'hw inserted ~ some new paper published in the
cry Of Eichmoud tor Two months succeesiv,I, WV, Wy
posted az The front door Of the capitol i'm Tho ,,J
Cty. copy. Icstv,
II A. rr-y.r-...
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-23

siderable but we cannot have an account of ,he wounded who were taken to their own homes. We speak here only of the Hospi< tals. .,
 The news of the death of the King ot Ma ples is confirmed. He is succeeded by hts son Ferdinand Charles Duke of CalabrIa' who IS in his 2Ist year.
 The Paris correspondent of the London Morning Herald, under date of P"rIs' Aug 4th, o'clock, P. M. says:
 Peyronnet and Chantelauz' the late Minis ters, have been arrested at Tours. The French army makes every where its submls- siOns.
 The tri-coloured flag is flying in all the de- partments wherever accounts have been re- ceived from Paris.
 Charles X. and his miserable Court did not await the arrival of the Parisian patriots at Rambuuillet, who had marched to that place to compel him tu leave the French territory. Accompanied by some Swiss, they fled tow ards Chart,es (in La Vendee.) according to some accounts, but ] am rather inclined to believe that they proceeded towards Cher bOurg, in order to embark, and that you will soon see them arrive in England, soliciting a asylnm for their greatness.
 M. Benjamin Constant and M. Dupin Alne are said to have been chosen the Government orators, to develope the motives of the law: 10 be presented by the Ministry to both Cham bers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-23

stop the Frenchsafer the conquest of that fortress. AccOEdinsly, when the Turks saw the fort which was their sole hope, blown up after cannOnade OftwO hours, they were en- tirely amazed and discouraged, and the Dey, seeing it impossible 10 resist, sent secretary to treat.
 It is reported at AIgiers that part of the squadron, under Admiral Rosamel, ,,is to go tn Tripoli, to demand satisfaction of the Pacha for an insult offered to our Consul eighteen months or two years ago.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-08


The Commencement at this institution took place
on the s2d INST. The following is the Order of Ex
Iercises.
Prayer--Music.
L. Grafton In Latin-De ReIpublicu, Subversione
with the Salutatory Addresses,-Hueh p. Kirkua,
trick, De Kalb, Georgia
III. English OratiOn-On Classical Educasion-
Isaac Z. Darlington, Charlotte.
Music
Ill. Eagtsh Observation-Disclosures of Imagination on
Human Character and Happiness-PatrickH Elcan.
Buckingham.
~. The Phiiosophic Oration The Effect of Poetry
on the Morals and Genius of People-Beniamn p.
Burweil, Prince Edward.
Music.
V. Engfdsh Oration-Claims of Genius to Patron
aSe,-Wm o. Fiournoy, Prince Edward
vi. The Philosophical Oyation-Thos. W J,son
Prince Edward.
VII Juaster's Ora ioa-George Fitzgerald, MOTTO.
way.
VIII. Degrees Conferred
TX English Oration-The Influence of Moral
Cultivation on Intellectual Charlottesville the Va
ledctory Addresses,-Ethebert A. Coleman. Hail
fax. @-"
Sacred Music.-Prayer
The degree of A was conferred on the follow
ing young sentiemen, viz. Benjamin p Burwell
lssac Z Darlington. Eihebert A. Coleman Patrcl,
III Elcan VIM. c. Fournoy. Hugh P Kirkpatrick.
B. on John Burwel -,
The degree of NJ. was conferred on Geo. Fitz-
gerald, John X. Converse, james d. Logon, James
hinge, VIM G.. Scott. George Il H. Swami. Wm-
b. Iinsley, and VIM. NJ. Tredway alumni of the
College. - '"o
The honorary degree of A. nj. on Gen VIM. II.
Broadnax and YIN. H. Mcfarland.
The examination OF the Junior Sophomore and
Freshman Glasses, the various studies pursued bv
them during the session, commenced on Friday the,
1th and closed on the Tuesday following The Sc
NOR Class were examined, during the Cd week in
August, on all the most important branches in the
course.
On Thursday the a3d,-The anniversary of The
Literary and Philosophical Society was celebrated
IVm NJ .4tkinsoa, Esq. Of Petersburg, delivered n
so little Improvement liera ure and SCIENCE" and
ft,chdrd r. Cradle, Esq of Lynchburg recited an
interesting poem on the effect produced by the con-
temptation of nature.-At the same time Professor
Ii A Garland delivered an Grafton before the Union
Society, on national literature; and the Rev. VIM S
Plumer addressed the Phllanthropic Society," on the
present state of the learned professions and the hest
means of improving them
Gen VIM Ii. Broadnax of Dinwidde and John Y
Mason, Esq. of Southampton were elected Orators
and VIM. nj. Robinson, Esq. of Petersburg poet foi
the next anniversary of the Literary and Philosophy
Cal Society.
The Board of Trustees held its annual meeting on
Friday The oath inst.-Iae0. Stephen Taylor. A. M
was e'ected Professor of Languages, John Burwel
A. Il and Daniel Comfort, A 3 were elected Tu.
tors. Mr.. John Flournoy of Prince Edward wa
elected Steward Of the College. Sept o.
L .. The next session will commence on the 1st
of November The expense of the institution, in
Guiding, board, tuition fees. rent and servants
hire, are reduced to SO for the collegiate wear of
ten mon, his.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-08

me Edinburgh Review No. GIL reached
Us ny me Napoleon; among its contents is review
OF Mr. Jetierson's Memoirs and Correspondence Tba
character OF Jeilersons understanding is thus given
.sJ,e. ". y. .4n,er.
efSons understanding and character were of
P,al' o1'a; ana practical cast-full OF activity and
,nr But neither in his politics. science or ,era
suse, 10 we see any sign OF genius or depth. IBIS
speculations are chiefly int eresn from our cur;os,,v
TO learn 'ae opinions of SO celebrated person There
;s tiietue visible from first to last, among all
us iuiiarlous dlsquisltons, of real pLosoph,cn sa
gaeny' inventive observation, refinement oftuste
independent and incompatible himself he was proud
Oh tne virtue OF the party with which he acted and
confident IN his belief that the popular will whilst nm
viated by the perverse laws and corrupt habits Of
communities where Commerce and distinction of orders
had prevailed ngh be trusted the sole princnc Of
government. This personal uprightncss and this COR
hang reliance III the trust-worthness of human ma
lure under such circunlsi ances least as the popu
ahon OF the United States placed ill., ar in sinau
lar contrast with the boundless suspicious he is al
ways Orood:Hg er in the of his federal opvo-
nents, and the sweeping denunciations which he
promuigates against the privileged classes of Europe"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-08
Tree I'LL Raccs-2d Day-Proprietors Purse
3 mile heats--S3OO

Tree I'LL Raccs-2d Day-Proprieior,s Purse
3 mile heats--S300.
Entrics.--Johnsons Charlotte Temple years old
by Sir Archie. Sehlen's Mercury. 3, by Sir Charles.
Adams Pochahontas, 4, by Sir Charles. Goode 8
Ianta!us, by Sir Henry. Davis's John Hornet. d.
by Sumter. Minge's Eliza Reilly, 3, by Archie.
Ihls was one osthe finest races ever run at Tree
LIN. The tavories were Charlotte and Eliza. but
we hardly know how to speak og the betting After
several abortve attempts good start was at lenutb
mace Eliza Reilly early took the lead and kept it
ior seven eigh's OF the distance. Charlotte hanging
cioso on her rear, ard Mercury within striking dis
lance In the last quarter when Charlotte and Eli;
"a were contesting with apparent equality, and the
Held undetermined which of The two was TO nrove
the victor, Mercury unexpectedly passed both and
won the neat This was a surprise and as is usual
on such occasions, seemed highly agreeable to the
Heid Pochahonas and John Hornet distanced-
lime ) minutes 81 seconds-which we understand to
be excellent.
The second heat was vigorously contested throuh-
OUT Charlotte Temple generally leading Bets were
freely offered the field against the winner of the FIRST
heat; but within our observation few seemed dispo
sea TO take them The universal sentiment appear
ed to be, that Mercury thus far successful, could
not win the race. Nevertheless, after one of the
hahdSonest and severest contests ever Witnessed be-
tween Charlotte and him, in which the former an
peared for long time his superior, Mercury. when
nearly at the goal pressed all sail, passed and beat
her about half a necS. Time not exactly known bpt
very good