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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03
DRY GOODS

I\HE subscribers are now in receipt of their Spring
supply OF .ameriean. British, French, German
purchases in .Ner York. PHILADELPHIA, Boston and
England and embracing almost every article in their
line. They deem it sufficient for their customers, 10
say that their present stock is probably the most ex
tensive and best assorted they have ever had and
assure them and other purchasers, that they never
had 1t so much in their power to hold out induce
nents TO buyers both at wholesale and retail.
+. & E. JAMES g. co.
una i-u Market Sonnre
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03
Foreign Music.

Foreign Music.
VTNHE following French md Italian Songs have
Il been received, and Er sale by
FRENCH SONGS.
LIE vnllient troubedour
Romance de Marin Louise
Portrait cha rmant
DE fantic daigne entendro
PartaDt pour 10 Syre
Console moi divine melodie
Sur un rocher qui horde
III faut garder >
La cosnplaintc
C'est larnour
Fiuys du tasc
C'est une larme
Le depart du Croise
Simple innocente
Soiree
Heroes don't chacun vanio
Suissesse au bord du lac
A Toi
Di CT voyez
All quei plaisir
Bsrcarole T.TSegura
Napoleon ct I'amour
Mon occur soupire
De ma tendre junesse
Batilier DIT Mario
Je tourne mon
Dams un delire
La Pastourelle.
ITALIAN SONGS.
Rinascer mi seDto
DUAL languido dietto
Papa
Lo sventursto adora
Sem'abbandoni
Canzonnctta du Inomorata
Mia detto Ia mia mama
Dome lamare
Una Buchetta
Di placer mi baza il cor
Di tamil paipiti
Mamma mia
y dolce concento
. dolce concento GChristianil
Non vi 6date agIiamoni
Aurora che sorgerni
0 pescator dell onda
Di.tantI palpiti (duettl
Chi dice NAL d'omorc
All! spiegarti OH
Mel cor piu non
Vol che sapete
Non goi vail sopri. je a6-ts
nLD GRENADA RUM puncheons Grena-
- da rum, choice article, represented as being
o years old, for sale at retail, by
Ie i6 T. II. DREW, Ag't.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03
MO lO Turf Register, received. =
IN je 10 ]. II. NASH.
SARATOGA AND SODA WATERS.
Al BL.4JNfRE'S Apothecary Store, opposite


II. BLAMiRE has the pleasure of informing
- his former and present customers, (who have so
literally supported his Fountain,) and the public
generally, that improvements have lately been made
in the working of his apparatus which he is author
IN saying, has given To the water of his Fountain
pungency, taste ard purity not 10 be surpassed, if
equalled.
uJ' And to accommodate his price to the times and
to put II in the power of the poor as well MS he rich
to ENJOY this delightful and innocent beverage il will
be sold at THREE CENTS glass.
lie also keeps fresh supplies of CONGRESS
WATER, from the natural Saratoga Springs, which
can at all times be had in excellent order from his
ice tub.
j. III. b. is particularly grateful for the patron
age of the LADIES. lie will tnke pleasure in fur
nlshing them when they honor him with call, to
allay their thirst, refresh themselves with glass
OF that most pleasant, exhilcrating and healthy bev-
erage, his pure, fragrant and fresh Soda cold as ice
can make it, and sweeteDed with syrup the choicest
kinds, when preferrcd-so admirably calculated as
on on untidote against the languid effects of the
summer sun on both the body and the mind
"There is not in the city place half sweet,
rs my iount where the ar and the pure waters nect
Oh, its sparkling aud fnam bright and 9 free
p As the phosphoric light Of the dark summer sea.
Yet u Is not like wine, hat dark and so rcd,
Wreathes its foul fumes around the wild bacchanas
Who, maudln, coufesses his beverage unbcst,
While ID cankers hts peace, his affections and rest
Ear less like the poison, all daily poured forth,
AS curse TO on land from the south the north:
Oh no. not like these, for ether tits pure,
And its fragrance, and freshness virtue arc sure
sweet Soda! all love thee, when tho high,
Sheds abroad his fierce thor carh-tTo' the sky
When fatigue sinks the body--hea mois,ens the ROW,
There is nonqht refreshing, so cooling as thouln
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03
.BX. PEASANTS g. ABBOTT.

TDnM8-Suu 10 tie DAILY Rtcs,soxp VINO &c
yea end or shorter PERIOD the so year. pay.
abis ~ a11vanco. Sti ~
ApvunGnus For square OF l6 lines less, one in.
scrtiou - ussrons 81; three Insertions 81 III aud
every soccssding isssrtion 33f cents -
Thrice week, week 81 25 every succecdn: week ST.
rwcs wsk. FIRST insertion IS cents every succeeding In
scstion 50 cents
Onco week. FIRST insertion IS cents; succeeding
,crtiou 50
All advertisements also the
6 VINO. =
Tfanssent advertisers must pay in advance
The number of the NS they
oil b inserted until ordered DO stopped, and charged
cor'iiugly
Annual Advertisers charged SO dollars Cor squares
aud proportion for advcrscm of Lengths
except Autoec Lottery dealers, who charged 800
(e1r Tho CONSTITUTIONAL WING is Published twice
4 week. Tuesdays and Fridsys) n FIVE dollars per annum
payable advance.
ForAdssytisisg75 square, less, for the FIRST
scrtio,. and 50 for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03
1yieT's Remedy for the Piies.

Vie efficacy Of this valuable Medicine in cascs Of
external and internal hemorrhoidal affections has
ocen abundantyproyed and established II is offered
wnh Inc fullest confidence, remedy that will ef-
iect speedy relief in all of this nature That
this medicine will efiectually remove the cause from
winch the piles have arisen is fully demonstrated by
ne numerous testimonials Of persons who were cured
ny many years since, and have had no return of the
disease
Ems medicine Is put up in two distinct parcels one
TOT external and the other for internal piles which
can Ne had separate, as the case may require.
For by JOHN Ii. BLAMIRE
je5 Onnositc The Ear,a H.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03
JUST PUBLISHER

"A introduction TO the ronch tuape
- inica and syntheeesl eluc tons by ~ - ana
"A DE LETAMENDI
ms work Is perhaps the fssi hitherto ssped from a.. r,
n OF pess, TO facilitate scqusion of IN.
20 hpo'antto all Professional scieu6c.l or az
usuca avoeations OF social life II not deemed az
20 MAKE any remarks ash understood that ennsn, rb, s
10 m,s country VIII shortly publish their opirons ON ,h ,
ce 'nose VINO are acquainted with lang uare rd ~.
ueI U ,nParng Information youth, examine ana ;,J S
Store of - W. ~ N On o. Stationery
de Leamendi asa professor Of modem lsrsu,, ~.
now 10 richmond respectfully offers his service, 10 h,s
er community on foinhes particulars sppIy as abuve
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03

ClolldesIey,
A TALE by tho author of Csleb Williams
A "a Tale by the author of Csleb Williams. ~ An announce
en 10 excite the utmost curiosity; Co.dcslcy has ap-
material 70 esh Tor and retain the readers sseoon =
Lesior Literary Csassffe
|, %Io just published, for sais by COLLINS & co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03

SUGAR, COFFEE, dc.
I'D Hide. st. Crox Porto Rico and N. Orleans
IT - Sugar, part of superior quality
80 bids. new crop New. Orleans Molasscs
81 do. Trinidad do.
10 Go. st Jago md Martinique do.
10 do good Baltimore Wbiskcy
so bbls. do do.
90 do. Apple Brandy
100 bags prime Luguiro green Coffee
It's do. superior Rio do.
so do. Mountain st Domingo do.
so do. old white Coffee
700 sacks Liverpool filed blown Salt
For sale, very low, by
ape RALSTON g. PLEASANTS.
~ ENTLEMENS superior walking and dress
M Pumps, Just received by
Je1O GRANNISS. SON g. BROTHERS
Bar Iron and Castings.
Oh tons Virginia bar IRON
cO 10 tons northern do
10 tons Swedcs and Eng do
10 tons castings lpots,oyc &c. &c.)
For sale by
MO 4 Labrary Of EnertalnIng Knowledge, " Te
IN ccivcd BY y D. ShNXAY.
ie %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03
III Hide sugars
LIZ 80 bbls whiskey
a hlsds do
do American gin-landing for sale BY
June got DAVENPORT. ALLEN g. CO.


AT ROBT. II. JENKINS Irish Linen and
4 Fancy Dry Good Store, win be found bv- priced
nnc and s1perfne and a. shifting linens, ls Sd
10 Is per yard: Alec, ono case unions or men and
cotton goods, mixed, which, upon examination will
DC found very cheap article Also, few pieces of
extra Inc I'D linens, suitable for collars The cx-
.ensve assortment of linens this house, are all of
.s spring importation, free from any imperfection
waifented pure linen and grass bleach -Psrsous
wishing goods OF the above kind, win find them by
the Plece half piece yard, very reduced prices
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03
Articles for Gcntlomen,. A,,..I

Articles for Gcntlomen's Apparel.
ONDON blue, black. brown, olive, a mxt 'cIo,t,
do blue, black, drab. lavender g. mkt cossmeros
DO PLAIN figured white Marseiles N'''"''isS
Do printed chintz new style) do
Do drob, white, brown, and mkt dr;ll;n,
French plain and twilcd native eoIourej de
Bo 4 merno black bombazino
Do superfne Rowen cashmere
A. Rhodes & Co.'S black brocbel,os
DO DO prunea
First chop Marmee long nankcens
"A A. and scPerhnc bordered jaconct cfava,.
36 and 40 inch best black Italian ~LssS
Best Hoskin and London buck cIovaa 'o
Most of the above articles beinp of our o,yr ;,.
te,lon, we can warrant them in every respect e.
chesers may depend their being sold ys,v chp',
ma 26-ts -. 20 u 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03

NIRGiN1A.-At rules holden in the clerks Office OF
the superior court Of chanccry for the Williams.
burg district. the Sd day Of May, 1890: Stephen D.
Fuller and Mary his wife, pitts against William NJ
Taylor, in his own light and administrator With the
VIII annexed OF Edmund Taylor, SEMI John p. Tsy.
Tor and Others, defts.
The defendant Jno. Y. Taylor not having entered
his appearance and given security according 10 the act
o Assembly and the rules of this court and appear
ng by satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabi
tan of this counry IL ordered, that the said defend
ant do appear here the FIRST day of the mex, term
and answer the bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some pewspan,r
published in The city of Richmond, FOR two months sue
ccssiyey, and posted the trout door Of the former
! capitol, in the city Of Williamsburg.
| 90 copy. Teste, BD. CHRISTIAN r. c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03

Umbrellas and Parasois.
OSf received large supply of Umbrellas and
- ParasoLs of Richardson's Manufacture, which
we are selling very cheap.
L. 6 e. JAMES & Co.
ma s6-ts haiket Square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03

'1Nhb Nstonsl Calender for 1880, which has Ina,
issuod rom tho press, though rather late In corn
ing out, Is highly acceptable to the public indeed.
thsugh always useful, 1t has never boon more ,vcl
come than IT is tbs year; for il FURNISHES fUd W.
ormSlon IN no other way to be got at or Al ess, j.,
no other place to be found collected we a,lndo -"
Peeoy TO tho lists OF public officers Of the names of
many OF whom' recently appsiDted, the volume f,,,
shcs the iirst public record. There IL much ~
matter IN this annual end TIE whole appears ~ s"v,
eosn arranged with great pcrspieuiy ana e,,a
nCsver wants ~ know any thing at all accurately
the several departments Of this governms.s c"o. ~
DO better than possess themselves Of Mr. ro,ess 81
cellent puolcation--l National I.fsu;rerssr r..
sale at ..s j. IoLIM rss M ror
je % 81 II 4.f Bookrtofe R;rtssI y.
- WAlMS 8zNACFX --Juss -rsy-sT ~ 4
- se,' . fresh surrly ofswshn's Psnsces.
h'Ss y c usHsNkaa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03
TIE HORSE

Gentlemen's Summer Walking Shoes,
ar Superior quality--just received and for sale
~ by GRANNlSS. SON & BROTHERS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-03
Drugs, Medicines. &c. dc.

of putting the GOOD qualities of the articles he offers
for sale, of which, as well the prices, those who
wish to purchase generally choose to be their own
Judges The public have right TO expect erery thing
they buy to be good but il Gerry unusual TO hear the
cry of sinking fish from the salesman. if the article
called for should not be the best of tho kind in the
market His object is therefore, to keep the best he
can buy, and sell them ms low as he can aaord.
~. McNEMADA
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-18
Total, 3,sO4,as9
Il ,905, 592 feet Of Salt Works.

f4,700 do. do.
Hence il appears that at least $500, 22S
bushels of salt are manufactured in the Uni
ted States per annum, and if the returns were
complete. it would probably increase the y
mount to moro than 1000, Goo The average
prices at the works is about As cents per
bushel; at which rate 4,0OO, 600 bushels would
produce 81, 100000.
The amoant imported from abroad N
1898, was 4,274,05i bushels; of which was
afterwards exported, a6,i7i. Balance re.
manning for consumption 4,247 $50 bushels.
Hence it appears that the quantity Of salt
manufactured in the country, is nearly or
quite equal to that imported from abroad.
1t will be seen, therefore, how deeply in>
terested considerable body of our citizeO<
are IN the continuance Of the present rate Of
duties on imported salt, GO cents per hus' .,eD
the repeal of which, as proposed by a Com
mittee OF the Senate, would annihilar q this
branch of domestic manufacture, Q scept In
parts of the country not easily acr .essible By
navigation. On the ether hand j. von,a hem,
eft commerce, and make the ,.rticla less .ex-
peasive to consumers.
The Warrenton Spects'tor soe,s;no, of the
length OF the recent .ess' ON O. ihe IeoI.Iaturs.
says,
The perhnacity With which this session was
spun onf, ,trsn,y rsi"-r. with what rehctaHce:
many o. these heroes Of Petty Masters a,id
Gross heads !" laid down their honors-aever,
we nope 20 t'xe. the,o up gain-and toretire
70 0'",i' cusA aigrsxnte, no longer of stuff sau4
ssSes Tor their board in the city, or reap the
nch profits afforded by the sale of sess.rs dnIS
ing the recess otthe House. 1t is perhaps truly
ismentable that We shall never again witness
the interesting spectacle of a dignifiess legisla-
TOE, returning from his hbors Ieading a stud
horse, or carrying a pegro bohind lAun,--tts
hard earnings OF his patriotic services:--aad
that many little gseat follow who had b,si .
smaii theatre to act upon hsartolors, andwho
sustained his true character in his neigllbas.
hood--will end himself lost in the nsorS cxieasa
ed fehi for eleetioneer,ng, presented ni.stes
the new state of things. But sve hope iAA
reasonable chances Of a Legislature VITA q
sssveing portion of Intelligence viii be n-pea
likely hereafter to be gathered tageth -+ss
tho purpose Of dividing tho public .,-A.ss
among themselves
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-18
1iiixrspp,f. ma .iforch IS

tNT4FtpfF'Vts
There has been a rise of the Potomac, suf-
hcient TO enable large number of Coal boats,
and few RATS, To make their passage down
On Thursday wecountcd Is g0ndolas With ceai
along the bank, averaging about 600 bushels
to the load. A large proportion Of this was
brought down to be delivered, according 10
contract, 70 oae individual, proprietor OF
iron works. The balance was purchased by
individuals OF fs,is place. chiefly for the mar
ket ats centsper busbei, or Il cents, includ-
-iDg The. boat.
Ave oiscr~ca only four RATS of boards, pine;
besides saw logs, house, logs, shingles, hoop
poles, locust posts, SC. The RATS Of plank
were disposed of at from S5 To 90 cents. The
quality very superior.
A large quantity Of wheat, also brought to
market by water, was disposed of at 66 cents.
To the above articles may be added lot Of
Hay, conveyed upon araft
The river, though falling, is still bcats'nle,
aad additional arrivals may be exPeeto|..
1aansr,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-18
From the .teau York Journal Of Cmtaseycss
DOMESTIC SALT.

We are indebted to the politenes Of the
Hon. Daniel Webster. for a copy Of the report
submitted to the House of Representatives in
Congress, on the 9Th ult. By the Secretary Of
the Treasury, in compliance with resolutioa
of that body on the 2lst Feb. 1929. showing
the number, extent, SIC. of the Salt Works es-
tablishcd in the United States. IL consists
chiefly of communications from different parts
Of the country in enswes TO the circular q
the Secretary soliciting information, and com
prises II pages, svo. The following table
presents, in a small compass. the priacipd
facts contained in the whole volume:
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-18

nav have had friends and relations On a
II the boat. we have taken the pains 10
ect q list Of the killed and wounded. ~.
we annex hereto, doubtless many were a,oys
overheard, .Tho have sunk, amidst the wa;isl,
and sands Of this impetHous river, never TO
rise again. As yet, however, we have ouiy
beard the names of two who persisted in .il.ls
whom we have included In the list Of
killed. KILLED..
Richard Hancock, from Louisville, Ky.
A. Van Meter, Hardin county, Tenn.
Talbet, Long Reach, Ohio,
James Bledsoe, Ken,
-Carroll, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Edward p. Beadles, Clarke co. indiana.
.. Dunn, East Tennessee, -
c. b. Giles, Cincinnati,
Epa<aim Goble, Brookville. Indiana.
: Wilhen, Stockwen, Salem, Indiana,
De]any, free black,
One white man, name unknowR,
William Ewing, Clark county, lndianst
j Reares, Harrison county, a, DO,
Lewis Young, black fireman,
A black boy, 12 or IL years old.
BADLY WOUNDED.
George Frey, from Upton CO. Tenn.
John Cameron, Clark county, Indiana;
John Valentine, Massachusetts,
DE Haven, Philadelphia,
John Leland, one of the Pilots,
j. Suggs, Union county. Kentucky,
-Filchen, unknown,
z. Bailey Cor Bell,) Hardin co. Tenn. r
II. Heldrth, Madison county, Indiana,
Z John ADDISON, one of the crew,
Thomas Drenard, Wilson CO Tenn.
j. Swan, Lawrence county, Indiana,
j. Tenyck, Shippingport,
William Case, New York,
A black man, name unknown.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDER
Tycoon. Captain Of the boats
Tuner. Engineer, do.
fray, Cd Mate, do
T. ODaniel, from Indiana,
T. l.. Knowland, Ohio,
J Manasce. Upton county, Tenor
John Coons, Clark co. Indiana,
William Pettorff, do. do
---Doherty, Overton CO. Tennessee.
Thomas Bank, Lawrence county, Indiana.
Green Williams, black fireman.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-01-13

On motion of Mr.. G. Blake of B, it was
Ordered, That the committee on Judiciary be
instructed to consider the expedency OF alter
ing or amending the existing laws of the Com
monwealth upon the subject of Imprisonment
for debt and of attachments, also on the subject
of assignments of property for the benefit oil
creditors.
Several petitions, from the files of last ses-
sion, were committed in concurrence.
SATURDAY, Jan. Q.
SENATE. On motion of Holmes of Ply
mouth, Ordered, That the committee on the
Judiciary be directed to inquire into the expe-
diency Of providing by law for the more speedy
prosecution and conviction of persons violating
the laws relative to licensed houses.
The petition of the President, &c, of the
Hampshire Bank, was referred to the commit.
tee on Banks.
HOUSE. Petitions presentcd-of the pew
holders and proprietors of the First Congrega-
tional Meeting House in Oxford, to be incor-
porated, by Mr.. Davis Of Oxford ;-of the Ok
ford Bank, for a renewal of their charter, by
the same gentleman ;-of Samuel C. Allen and
others, praying such an alteration in the laws
relating to manufacturing corporations as to
relieve stockholders therein from their present
personal liabilities, by Mr.. Ames of Greenfield;
of sundry commissioned officers of the Cd
brigade: 4th division, praying that the militia
laws of the Commonwealth may be repealed,
except so far is necessary TO carry into effect
the militia laws of the u. S, by Mr. Clark of
Northampton were severally committed
On motion of Mr.. Emmons of Hinsdale, Or
dered, That the committee on Roads and
Bridges be directed 10 consider the expediency
of repealing the net providing for the appoint
ment of County Commissioners.
The two Houses met in convention, for tho
purpose of filling the vacancy at the Senate
board for the dstric: Of Bristol, and Elijah In
graham, Esq. was chosen.
MONDAY, Jan. IL.
SENATE. On motion of Mr.. Thorndikc,
the petition of Dudley L. pckman and others,
for an alteration in the laws regulating manu-
featuring corporations, relative 10 the personal
liability of stockholders, was referred to the
committee on Manufactures.
A resolve from the House, relative to the
time OF presenting accounts to the Treasurer
OF the Commonwealth, was read and committed.
HOUSE. On motion Of Mr. Dorr of Boston,
the committee on the Judiciary was instructed
TO consider the expedency of extending the
equity powers of The S. j. Court, SO that the
judges may lay an injunction on any bank that
does not redeem its bills-appoint receiver,
&c.
A number Of petitions were presented for a
revision of the law respecting the personal La
bility of the members of manufacturing corpo-
rati"ns Referred to the committee on Manu-
tactures. One of these petitions was from
Worcester County.
On motion of Mr.. w Bake, the committee
on the Judiciary was instructed to consider the
expedlency of alterations in the law respecting
the Registry of Deeds.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-01-13

nal Improvement, reported bill to construct
National Road from Buffalo, in the State of N.
York, passing by the seat Of the General Gov
ernment in the District of Columbia, to New
Orleans, in Louisiana.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Hunt on the
subject of the Public Lands was again discuss
ed, but no question was taken; MIR. Hunt, Mr.
Potter of North Carolina, and Mr.. Lewis of
Alabama, having addressed the House on the
subject.
FRIDAY, Jan. s.
HOUSE. The discussion on the resolution
offered by Mr.. Hunt, in reference to the public
lands, was resumed, when Mr.. Burgess address,
ed the House, but before he had concluded his
remarks, they were arrested by the expiration
of the hour. The House then resolved itself
into committee Of the Whole, on the report Of
the committee of Elections on the petition of
Thomas ID. Arnold, when Mr.. Lea took the
floor, and addressed tho committee, in reply to
Mr.. Arnold.