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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08
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NlRGlNlA:-At a court Of appeals held at the cam.
toll, in the city of Richmond on SATURDAY. vi
ruary 9Th, 1850: william Edmonds PLAINTIFF
the Franklin Bank of Alexandra, defendants the same
pIanNf, against the same, decentralization writs nj
supersedeas tojudgmens of the superior court of law
OF Fairfax county.
The writs of scirefacias heretofore awarded, to re-
VFe these suits, in the of William Bell as ADM
nlstrator de bons with the viii snneyeI of he
plaintiff not being returned executed; and II an ncar.
ng TO the satisfaction Of the court that the
are not inhabitants of this commonwealth: on tho
motion OF the sad William Ben by counsel /, ia
orGered mat the SAID defendants do appear here On
lhe hFst Monday III June next to show cause If any
they can, why the said suits shall not be, and stand
revived, IN the name of the said William IleU &c
administrator aforesaid, and proceeded in to GnaI
Judgments aud that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted m some newspaper published In this CITY md
o.i'u.u lIr TWO honths successfully, and another
copy tnereot posted at the front door the capitol in
the said city "i''''' III
~ n copy. Teste, J. ALLEN, c. *
M CORES LIFE OF BYRON.-Lel,eIs and Jour.
mas OF Lod Byron with notices Of his life Nv ~Tb,n,a,
''u,e 81 ~ 's' punished Tor sale by COLLINS & Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08
SACRED HARMONY

VIE methodist tarmenist, containing great varev f
tunes, collected from the best authors: adspted IN al k
various metres IN the Methodist flynn Book and designed for
% use OF Tue Methodist Episcopal Church United States
10 whch IS added, choice of anthems and piscc
for particular occasions. "''' F'e'eS
ne session Handel aud Haydn Society collection of Church
"Nsici hens selection of the most ppornyeJ ps.i, -
Ia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08
HUGH G. McNEMARA
HAS just received, and offers for sale tine mlo,ir5 ,.
H and highly approved VALUABLE MEDICINES
~ PTeBention better Utun Cure IN
LEES FAMOUS ANTT-IBIIIOUS PIIIS

p AsD 90 pER Box.
ne operation Of these Pills perfectly mild rs 10 be nrI
III ai.y by persons every situation, and d every age
lhe proprietor confidently recommends tine timely use a
mess pills. as preventive and Of Bilious Yellow and
malignant Fsyefs.
OLJ- rlease inquire for'LEE'S y7NJI- MINORS PMS
with the signature Of NO.1H RJDGELY, date Michael ce
D. Coz rs none other genuine
Lees EW sovereign remedy Tor colds obstinate .gu. .
calaHls asihuas. sore threats and cOusumpt0us
Lees Nervous Cordial excellent medicine all nervous
affections, weakness, pans In the IONS. back, 60
Lees Essence Ui Mustard-ND medicine cycclgt this m
curing rheumatism sprains. bruises frosted feet &c
Zee Ague and Fever Drops, falling cure
Lees Sovereign Ointment, warranted 10 the ITCYT by
one application
Lees Persian Lotion ezcesn, medicine o curing letters
ng.wDrms pnckly heat, Sc.
Lees Vegetable Indian Specific, an enecua cure fy ,lc
FCncreal and Gonorfh0a.
Lees ToOh.ache Drops which gives immediate rcar
Lees Eye Water-a certain for eyes.
Lees Auodyne ElixT-i0r the cure Of head aches
lees Com PlasgT-iOr removing and destroying CONS.
u Country merchants and all others who puhase 10 sell
again, by applying 70 the proprietor No &c. Hanover street
baltimore can obtain them such liberal will insure
them a great profit
o. CHUJJOJV-Nonc genuine without the makers
name 20 them, NoaH RincfIy; Nate Michael Ice g. Coz
~ Hundreds ni cases oeuTes performed by the above iy
valuable medicines could be gwen, did the limits Of news.
paper admit II
- ". q. M'NEM ARA will constantly keep fre,b
supply Of TIE above celebrated Medicines his ApUlorary
~ Orig Store Ri,hmnYf nov 2-rugI.t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08
Il .Newspaper for The Lndies.

n sNtfcSpUPtF JOF THc Lu0leS.
Proposals for publishing in the City OF Washington
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in neat quarto form,
eontai"ng eight pages, devoted entirely TO the dis.
semnaiion OF Intelligence useful and interesting to
he \ al;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08

NIRGlNlA:-At rules, holden in the clerks Office
OF the superior court of chancery for the Rich,
mond district the 1st day Of February, $780, william
Sterling, pit. against John Parkhi Samuel ParkhiIl
Charles Copeland Francis 70. Dyer and other dts
The defendants John Parkhll and Samuel ParkhiII
not having entered their appearance and given secti-
ry according 20 the Of assembly and the rules Of
us court and IL appearing, by satisfactory evidence
mat ihey are not inhabitants Of this country it is
ordered, that the said defendants DO appear here on
the first day Of The next June term and answer Il o.
b'll OF the plaintiff and that's copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the city OF hchomnd, for two months successfully and
posted 9t the front door Of thecapo in the said cifv
copy. Tcso,
IL WIZ. G.. PErnIETov. &. e..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08
WHISkEY d. AppLE RRANDv
TIE HORSE

o those who justly appreciate the value Of tina, noble .
folly dedicated; '"e "'s''se % respect
lhe veterinary Surgeon, Fariery Taught ON ,ev orb
r PHh oe'ng treatise ON all the diseases and arcien,s m
e oise Is labe the causes and symptoms OF the cure
every case w'th instructions the smith fsrrier ami
groom how 10 acquire know ledge in the art of d,e, GA e.
OF diseases Preceded by popular rption of
VIC amman functions IN health AID showing the pIincipes IN,
Whch these are TO be when disor1sred ~ L.
pds Veterinary Surgeon. With considerable addo,s nm
particularly adapted country By Thos
VI Sniln, &c &c. with numerous ergrayiprs - '
,s .' pN"i'S''eu "uu Tor sale, by J. H. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08

Y ih"INiA-A rules holden in the clerks Office of
TIC superior court Of chanccry for tho Richmond
district the 9TH day of April 1850: William Moncurc
pit against Thomas Marshall, John }. Marshall, vii.
liam -. Taylor and Elizabeth his wife, Edwin Burn
ley and Lucy NJ. his wife and Anthony whitaker dts
The defendants Edwin Burnley and Lucy NJ his
wife, not having entered their appearance and given
security according TO the act Of Assembly and the
rules OF this court, and II appearing, by satisfactory
evidence, that they not inhabitants of this country
il IS ordered, that the said defendants do appear here
on the 10th day ct the next June term and answer the
Dill OF the planhi and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper publiahcd in
the city Of Richmond, for two months succsesiveIy
and posted az the front door o the capitol in the said
city. COPY Tcstc
~ VIM. g. PrvntrTov E. g.
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RECEIVED At NASTTg

SUGAR, COFFEE, &c.
4 . Ihds st. Crolx, Porto Rico and N. Orleans
Z ~ Sugar part Of superior quality
30 hhds. new crop New Orleans Molasscs
y do Trinidad DO.
40 10. St. Jago and Martinique d.
. do. good Baltimore Whskey
so bids, do do.
20 do. Apple Brandy
80 bags prime LaguIra green CoGlc
175 do. superior Rio do.
% do. Mountain St. Domingo do.
30 do. old white Coffee
100 sacks Liverpool filed blown Salt
For sale, very low. by
opG RALSTON a. PLEASAN,rS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08
UAMPDEN Ale

I UST received per schooner Effort, and ON con
- sIgnmcnt fifteen blrrels of tins superior Ale
which will be sold low by
op 2O-Gt WIN. !. CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08
THE BILLIE RO0K

A REGISTER Of officers and Agents. civil Military,
aud Naval, in the service Of the United States on
The 5Oth Sept. 1929 together with the Names force
ami condition Of all the ships and vessels belonging To-
the United States, and when and where built IRE
pared at the Department of State by order Of Con
gress a few copies received by
ap - COLLINS e co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08

H valuable work s' Wy '''se anu
lhe Practical American Gardener exhibiting the time s
Old Gardener - s'''e'S' ny dh
IGs American Gardener, by Citizen of Virginia
puN Jew IuI SAFE oy JOHN N. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-08

M OORE'S LIFE OF BYRON-LelisIg and Jo,,r-.
mas OF LORD Byron. VIII Of his life By Thomas
hloore Jus, published Tor sale hy COIIINC g Cs
'''''~ - ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16

" In the Fieid'!-The ~ Intelhgencer has drawn
the attention OF it's readers to the Prospectus of e
paper to be styled The Cincinnati American :" und.
the auspices OF Messrs. James +. Canover and Josiah
Thomas--Among other givngs out we find the fol-
lowing plain declaration:
yet after the official declaration Of the present
Executive in his late message, they cannot any Ion
view General Jackson a candidate Tor reelection
They consider him distinctly declining second can.
vaSs Tor that elevated station and consequently in that
p0rhcWd',beyond the pale OF their opposition. They
therefore, with pride, from him to the illumined
"Stdr ~ The Hest" where they fondiy hope to real
lhe The political redemption OF our suffering country
ihere the great CLAY, though illuminated and per Sc
cnted yet stands peerless aud haken ENJOYING the
confidence and benedctions of his admirng country
men, when the proper time shall arrive to the politi-
cal eXaalion oil that unrlvaled statesman inimitab
orator, vr,uous politician, and inlexibe patriot shal
he best energies OF the Cincinnati American be honor
AMY and ardently devoted. The editors most conf
denty believe, that all the vital of our coun-
Try, ana especially those of the Western States urge
them to the adoption OF that course"
Whilst such signs these are appearing in the no.
hical armament, who is there that wishes to ncou-
rage any premature electioneeng between the friends
OF TWO other gentlemen? Such a policy NAV suit our
Polucai Adversares; but not political irends-And
however Cen Jackson may object TO serving second
term, ytthe circumstances of the country will call
Tor -and we have every hope, that he will be found
July entitled 10 her confidence Reforms are now i'm
progress, which will require his firm hand to bring to
ma,nritV.-His opponents il is believed are counting
without thelr most. The interest of the nation will
most probably, require his n -el e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16
IO8 9IGYr,
FIVE DAYS LATER FRON ETR0l


BALTIMoRE, Feb. l3.-ARnIvAI OF THE HIM.
ALD-Ju't as our paper going to press we learnt
that the ship Herald, of Baltimore Captain Graham.
arrived at Annapolis yesterday bringing dates to the
Sh OF January from Liverpool five DAYS later than be-
tore received We have only time for the following
extracts:
Cen Jack'on's message to Congress was published
in the Liverpool papers on the 7th Jas
On New Years day the Temperance Societies made
presents OF coffee instead of ardent spirits.
Inc Paris papers state there nothing new in
that Capitol.
Great discomfort prevails in Russia on account of the
Peace aud the greate't GOODNESS prevails between the
Emperor aud his two brothers, the Grand Dukes Con-
stantine aud Michael.
The Capital OF Turkey was entirely tranquil on the
eth November Ii is said that several offers of loans
on advantageous terms have been made 10 the Porte
by different capitalists, which havo been rejected a
Tact something al variance with the aedged pecuni-
ary endorsements Of the Porte.
Rail Road is in progress from Paris TO the Loire
dsarce OF 100 miles, from which great benefits arr
calculated upon.
The Smyrna trade rs resuining great activity. The
Austrian Squadron assemblies in that port
IN Prussia the wine duties have been reduced one
hall IN consequence OF a short vintage
By letters from Paris received by the Estnfefte of
'hS morning. appears that extraordinary scarcity
81 money existed; as connected with the
IN french Stock OWING in all probability to the extern
sve pecuations for the rise lately carried on in paris
Weidncholy accident at RaiiliH-We. re,ret 70
STATE mat most active aud meIitorious overseer OF
the Railroad works met violent death at RailhilI
on Tuesday evening las. Messrs. Ercskon and Brah-
waie's carriag-, the Novelty, was OIL during the
latter part OF the day, and several ladies' were car
ried up and down the line in it, there was az u.ual
wagon attached oit and while it was in the act OF
turning back at the end ofone of its journeys the un
fortunate deceased, whose name we understand wa.
iollerton, attempted TO jGmp into the wagon but
IN the effort, his foot slipped aud he Tell to the grounds
instantly, the ponderous chine passed over his head
which 1t crushed to atoms! The whole was the ACT
OF me moment: ne who was an instant before in the
full vigour Of vitality lay headless trunk bsrora h
as'ounded and deeply comniserating spectators The
unfortunate man bore the most excellent character
aud has lett widow and three infant children TO de
plore his loss. 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16

Mr. Barton presented nsraorial from tpJgs
Tucker setting forth plan Tor cuHvstiog the ores,
Of the General Government to carry his pla, int, T
iecE which was referred to the Committee on poiIc
Lands "'"'
Mr.. Dickerson presented memorial from sundry
passed in relation 70 Sunday MH.: referred IN H.,
COMMITTEE on ihe Post Office AID P,st Roads
Mr.. Mhks presented ano'her memori,i rom Penn
syl'anI demonstrating against he passage u any law
ln'e, lergg WIN ne ran'nl's Of the United aies
mail ON Sunday; al which wese referred TO tie sam,
committee. ~
Mr.. HendIeks pr sen'el a memorial from. sundry
inhsmaut Of In'iaua against Sunday Mails; referred
90 the same crnloi te.
=. The following resoiuton, offered yesterday by Mr.
Foot, wac called up;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16

Stationery book-hudIug, iuei, papers, post oi-
hce, carpenters work urntrre. repairs to the Senate
Chamber and Hall Of Congress, aud rooms.
Messengers and horses, blank books, anu ruling pa
per, aud book.
Expenses OF Inc polie OF the Capitol
Expenses OF witnesses, including officers fees for
summouing, sc.
Expenses OF engraving mans and surveys ordered
by either House.
Mourning aad funeral expense.
Hack hire, when employed IN the public service.
Extra clerk hire.
Mr. Coulter opposed the amendment at some length.
and was followed by
MIR Polk who moved 10 amend Mr. wcklfe's a.
mrndmeut by sinking out all alter applied and in
sert the following;
To the payment OF the ordinary expenses of the con-
ingent fund OF the Senate and House of Representa-
uVes. PF0rtaed " that no part OF this appropriation
shall be applied 20 pay for printing
with the proceeding OF either House o. Congress- and
executed by the public printer unless the same be au
thorz.d by joint resolution, law providing Tor the
same"
Messrs. McDuiIie Everett and Ingersou. also smoke
upon the subiect--ths two latter in opposition TO the
amendments They were followed by Messs Barrn.
ger, Ellsworth, and Huntington, on the same side
tee, and
Mr.. Coulter rejoineG; after which the amendment, Of
Mr Ntcklie, as amended by Mr.. Polk, was carried,
on division, by vote OF 81 to 50
Mr. Semmes then proposed the following amend
meut:
Provided, That nothing herein contained shall be
construed to prevent any expenditure already aulhorz-
ed By either House OF Congress
Ii wO' however, on d division, rejected-ayes 10,
noes So.
Mr.. Everett OF MassAchuse'ts, next moved TO amend
the bill by inserting after the ninth line clause grant,
ing the sum OF hvc thousand dollars the Library of
Congress. The amendment was agreed to.
The further confederation of the bill was SUSPENDED
by motion from Mr. Haynes, that the Committee
r.ss which being carried the affirmative thew ros.
GnG reported, and obtained leave to sit again
After which the House sdjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16
THE RANK

The author of " Justice" thinks the remarks in our
last paper are susceptible OF a meaning that NAV do
injustice TO zen EPPes We cheerlully lay his conmu-
nIcaton, therefore, before the Publ c-Ihe two views
we meant to take in last, were these; Is That we
must have State Banks and 2ndly. That the situation
oil the Bank OF Virginia not such forfeit its
existence as state Bank-It TO those, who differ
ed from the first point that we applied the ex.
pressions quoted by correspondent. Now we are
not aware, that either in the sketch furnished of his
Speech, in the Speech ITSELF Cen f. touched the first
proposition at all The general question of SUMMARIZING
Banks in Virginia had, however been touched by others
and deserved to be answered-Butt was as to the 2nd
point, lhat we differed essentially from him. and ii was
with view OF showing that he had taken too gloomy
view OF the condition of the Bank of the value of lis
stock, &c and that il had forfeited its rights TO re-
charter, mat we gave the exhibit which submitted
to the Bank Committee. Upon This point upon the con-
hdence due to the stock Of the Bank & as to its capacity
OF performing henceiorth the general and necessary
functions OF State Bank did and do most essential.
~ diIier from Cen Eppes-And if our correspondent
viii be pleased to turn TO article again. he will find
that this is exactly the view then took of IT, After
tating that hard blows had been dealt At This
Bank; and particularly by Mr. Eppcs we GO on to give
the Bank exhibit and having done yi h IT, we then saw
So much for the state Of the Bank AS totbe general
question il is scarcely necessary TO 20 into il at present
Ard under hs head hing IN The words referred 10
by the writer, dfoprin, G.n and hi. speech which
dd MOI touch the genera question. But he author Of
Justice i perfectly welcome 10 speak for himself
To the Editors If the Enquirer.
GENrLEmEN:-ln looking over your paper of the
l"h u occurred TO me, tina, in order to do Justice To-
those win whom AZ any time differ il IL necessary
we should carefully review he opp ions we entertain.
and WIN confident that we are right we shond hen
with cAndor and Kindness a'ceriin tn dill renee Of
ac, OF opnion, or OF principle, about which We dHer,
fou AMI 6eHera Epprs might we'll 0eree in the pro-
POSITION; 'are 10 have State Banks al alI and you
might dBer, upon the terms Of the cbstter You might
gre, u'T u wa polite 70 continue be amount of
Banking Capi'al, At any given period; and YOU might
differ IL the pyopTieiy o ceuuuing il under the cor
Posatsa q The B,nk 81 VrgHe.. You sd General K.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16

The De6dte in the senate is vet advancing at In
probable Gays the last Banner of the Constitution that
before its completion number OF powerful speeche,
will yet he delivered. This discussion will have ex.
cited more feeling and ELECTED more eloquence, than
could have been anticipated from a question of 90
simple nature, that OF appointing committee to
inquire into the expedency OF suspending the sur
Veys OF the public iands; but seized upon %
III theme upon which many collateral questions Of
pohcy might be argued, il has assumed latitude en-.
oracng almost every subject which is connec ted with
'he history and operation OF the government and Of
parties The whole OF this debate in one connec ted
seres Will be worth preserving a display of the "a.
Tents and powers OF mind OF some of our greatest
statesmen, and we shall accordingly Law before our
readers the whole OF it, in such detached portions a.
may be suitable TO the limits of our paper.''
The lat Speaker is. we believe, Mr.. Barton of Mis-.
souri, and part Of his Speech already out in the Nat
Journal Its so far most elaborate and iliberal attack
upon the administration and its supporters. Ii hits at
what hei' pleaaed style "the organ OF Virginia Poll
tics'-aludes to Mr.. Randolph in terms that would
become the Postcards OF Parsbut his tir ade against
his Colleague, Mr. Benton, is the coarsest and most
elaborate personality have ever seen di.gracing
the oor oil the Senate No reader OF taste can form ~.
adequate conception of its coarseDess and asperitv
The members OF one OF the most august bodies in hs
world must have blushed Tor such an Orator ami Al
such an exhibition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16

The Examination OF all the classes the Unive rsitv
OF Virginia commenced yesterday and will continue ,iIl
FRIDAY evening. The virginia Literary Museum"
gives the Program OF all The days aud exercises signed
by "Robley Dungson. Chairman of the Faculfv'D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16

MT kUFFIN-Ihe following are the romarks of this
gentleman III the House OF Delegates Friday last in
consequence" OF the remarks o MIR Atknson OF Isle Of
Wight ION tie Convention BiH)
have had converse ion with the gentleman from
Isle OF Wight, and cid say to him, that preferred
the law OF h2 last session, and permit to be carried
INTO ELECT would be the iuhment of good iaith-But
cir, since the vote OF this House on yesterday on the
revenue bl and not being ny wish that the Legis-
dture should meet, having no provision made to deray
their expenses feel myself narrowed down to the me-
cessity of receiving the bill in your hand, and shall
vote for it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-16

which was made by our Correspondent: upon The above
Pubcations-but il is perhaps. better to hasten the
whole matter to a. the tomb OF the Cspulets."
The National Journal has recently passed from the
hands OF Mr. Peter Force, into those OF MIR. George
Waterston date Librarian TO Congress) and the ed.
tnrial chairs avowedly hled by Mr.. Philip Fendall.
We have waited TO what character il would assume
The same clustering air, the bodness of asser>
ton, unreaxed by any grace OF style decorum Of
manner, still characterize the columns OF the Journal
The o'tensibl- Manager only is changed-ihe Drama.
tbs Persona, The machinery, scenery, and decorations.
remain much the same.