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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15
FOR RENT.
The Store, Compiling Room, and &c

fftu The Store, Compiling Room, and Cellar
ss2s on Main street, three doors above the Bell
Tavern, with convenient brick Lumber
House. adjoining. The store is large and well fitted
up, and probably good stand for business Us any
in the citv, and will DO let to good tenant for a
moderate rent.
we have also for lease or rent, two large fire.
proof brick Lumber Houses, situated Immediately
upon the wharves at Rockets, well calculated for
storing tobacco, &c free of drsyage to the shippers
q might be conveniently converted into stemmeries.
RALSTON g. PLEASANTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15
IMPROVED DURHAM
SHORT HORNED CATTI.

OiiOhl llohNbD IN LIZ.
NIX TOWELS stock of high bred SHORT HORNS con-
IVl sistng sixty males add females either imported or bred
by him. will he offered for sale Al Powslon Plad
on Wednesday the 10th day OF June 10 o'clock These
animals have been offered for SALE would thoy be
sold the about leave America for some
WILLIAM uUCuS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15
THE BLUE BOOK.

A REGISTER of Officers and Agents. Civil, Military,
and Naval, in the service Of the United States,
the 30h Sept. 1929 together with the names, force,
and condition Of all the slips and vessels belonging TO
the United States, and when and where built. Pre-
pared at the Department Of State by order of Con-
gress. few copies received by
ap 10 COLLINS h CO,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15
JAMES WINSTON

JAMES WINSTON,
lConsn'issios Merchant, Market Br;dre.l
III AS on consignment and offers for ,ale-"
AA2sO 600 lbs. best Smithfeld bacon
$50 barrels nett, gross and roe herring.
30 hhts. Of superior New o. molassea
bids. fstone ware, assorted
100 heavy sun-dried hides fvery low)
400 lbs. Of stout sole leather
80 gross of quart and pint bottles p.
loO boxes Of soap and candles
= 100 reams of good printing paper
ioo fenms OF wrapping paper
10 bales Of raw cotton
'ooO lbs OF cotton yarn, and more daily expected
100 barrels Of tar
looOo feet flooring plank and railing
20 pieces and half pieces cotton 6aesiue
70 barrels Of Newark cider
IS do do vinegar
200 kegs of lard in shipping order
roCo0 OF Webb's cigars, at IS
Bale rope, castor OIL bed and sash co.d and LEADING
&c. &c. >s ~e'es'
J. W., agent for wire mandatory in b.h;u.o,.
VIII order Tree of coanission) wire wosk Of Iii
w., agent for William Prince, proprietor of the
Linnen botanic Garden. Flushing, Long Island.
Will order ony thing in his line
june
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15
Tyles's Remedy for the Piles.

u'HE-e efficacy of this valuable edicine in cases oil
external and internal hemorrhoidal Elections has
been abundautIyproved and established II is offered
wnh the fullest confidence, q remedy that will eft.
iect speedy relief in all cases ofthis nature That
this medicDo will cfectually rssove the cause from
which the piles have arisen il fully demonstrated by
the numerous testimonials OF persons who were cured
by many years since, and have had return Of tho
disease.
This medicine is put up in two distinct parcels one
for external and SIe other for internal piles, which
can be had separate, as the case may require.
For sale by JOHN ii. BLAMIRE,
de Domestic the p.a ole door
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15
DRY GOODS.

TTHE subscribers are now IN receipt of their Spring
Il supply of American, British, French, German,
S,oiss and India DRY GOODS, made up of recent
purchases in .NeT York, Philadelphia, Boston and
England, and embracing almost every article in their
line They deem sufficient for their customers, to
say that their present stock is probably the most OK
ensive and best assorted they have had and to
assure them and other purchasers, that they never
had it 80 much in their power to hold out induce
ments to buyers both at wholesale and retail.
+. e. Z. JAMES & co.
ma Att Market Square.
NNCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA, Vol 8, re-
IL ceiyed by COLLINS g. CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the DAiLv RicunoNp Vino &C
yea and for shorter PERIOD the OF 90 year. pay
able n advance
ApvsaInNo For square Of Is lines less in.
serou 70 cents two insertions $l three Insertions 81 III and
cvesy succeeding insertion 33i cents
Thrice week. week 81 25 every succeeding week Al
Twice week, FIRST cents every succeeding in.
Desio1 80 oeuta
Once week, FIRST insertion cents every succeeding in
, eftiou %
advertisements also inserted in the
Vine.
Transsent advertisers pay in advance
ne number OF insertions mst he noted the Ms or they
eordingly.
Annual Advcrtssrs charged SO dollars for squares
aud that proportion for advertisements of greater Lengths
Auctonee and Lottery dealc who charged 500
" The CONSTITUTIONAL WING Is published twice
aweet Tuesdays and Fridays Eve dollars per annu
payable advance.
For Adverng-75 cents square, less for the first Inc
scrtion, and so cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

FLORIDA WATER, PERI UMERY, &c
ID ECEIVED very recently, consisting of Florida
~ Water, superior Cologne Water, Bears oil,
Macassar oil, sweetsented French pomatum, in pots
and sticks, perfumed French hair powder fancy
soaps ofvarious qualities, tooth powder of different
kinds, tooth brushes, silver wire, Preston smelling
sails, cut glass smelling bottles with glass shoppers
and silver cups, fancy snuff boxes. Ladies and gen.
tlemen are respectfully informed that they can at all
times find well assorted supply af American, En-
glish and French perfumery, at
mar % J. II. BLAMIREs
Drug Store, opposite the Eagle
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15
JUST PUBLISHED

introduction TO the rench Language with csesic, a.
"A litica and syntleiecal calculations, by aos-
DE LETAMENDI
This work Is perhaps the FIRST hitherto issued , A. o.
ish or American pres, to facilitate Acquisition IN.
Language so important to all professional scienticsI ~
us'ca avoca'ions OF social life II deemed nrn.o W
to make any remarks as il understood that ee
IN this county, will shortly publish their opo;on, m 49,:
Let those who are acquainted with the laneusee and
ner OF impahng information youth examine and ,s ~
Store Of % N q S,stionery
de Letamendi asa Professor Of modern Iansuas.s
now In Richmond, respectfully Offers his services ne ,h
ened community For further particulars apply =. a
rs ~frV 80 oOvo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

VIRGiNlA.-At rules holden in the clerks office Of
the superior court Of chsncery for the willsms-
burg district, the Sd day Of May, 1870. Stephen ID.
Fuller and Mary his wife, pitts agsinst William n.
will annexed Of Edmund Taylor, scn'r, John p. Tay-
ior, and others, defts.
The defendant Jno. r. Taylor not having entered
his appearance and given security according TO the
OF Assembly and the rules Of this court, and appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that he is inhabi.
tsn ct this ceuntry II ordered that the said defend
ant do appear here the FIRST day of the next term,
and answer the bill of the PLAINTIFF and that copy
Nus order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published IN the city Of Richmond, Tor two months
cessvcly, aud posted the fro door Of the former
capitol, IN the city of Williamsburg.
- A copy. Teste, ED. CHRISTIAN, c.e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

Articles for Gentlemen's Apparel
ONION blue, black brown, olive, & mkt c,o,bs
IL Do blue black, drab lavender g. miy, c..o
Do plain figured white MarseilIss CO
Do printed chints NEW stye) do
Do drab, white, brown, and MKT dr;Il;no
French PLAIN and twilled native coloured do
Do Sd merno black bombazine
Do superfne Rowcn Cashmere
A. Rhodes g. Cos black brocbellos
Do do prunella
First chop Marmce long nankccns
A and super6ne bordered iacone, c,.,...
SO and 40 inch best black Italian DC
Best Hoskiu and London buck gloves
Most OF the above articles being of our own ;,,,o.
.o'lon, we can warrant them in every respect & M,
chascrs may depend on their being sold ys,v Puf
y a. T.. JAMES e. Co
hbu NV-tS Market
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15
Drugs, Medicines, &c. &c.
NUMBER 10.

THE Southern Review, No. 10, for May, 1880.
Xenophon's expedition Of Cyrus, with English
notes. prepared for the of schools and colleges;
with Life of tho Authority Charles Dexter
cleveland, Professor of Languages in Dickinson
College. Just published and at
June I NASH'S.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

HIDES g. LEATHER.-Spanish hides, soal,
Il upper, skrting, harness and Birdie leather-for
sale by LEWIS WEBB e. Co.
ieg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

| A T ROBT. ii. JENKINS Irish Linen and
"A Fancy Dry Good Store, win be found low priced
inc and superfne q 8 and Al shifting linens, Is Cd
10 Us per yard: Also. one case unions or linen and
cotton goods, mixed, which, upon examination will
be found very cheap articles Also, few pieces OF
extra fine A linens, suitable for collars. The ex-
tensiye assortment of linens at this house, are oil of
this Springs importation, free from any imperfecton,
warrented pure linen and grass bleach Persons
wishing goods of the above kind, will find them by
the piece, half piece yard, very reduced prices.
10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

The Family Library, ~ q Y.
G LOCKHART'S History of Napoleon Buo
q naparte. Two volumes. Just published, and
for sale by COLLINS g. CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

DRY GOODS.
DROWN shirtngs and sheetings
ID Bleached do do
German oznaburgs
Bed ticks
Battste dresses
Cassimercs. cambricks
Musns, diapers, sattnetts, &c.
For sale by
ma g. Ct DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
g ILLIMAN'S JOURNAL.--ThcA American Jour
~ nal of Science and Arts, conducted by Benjamin
Sman. M. ID, L. l. ID
Tcrms-Six dollars year for two volumes, pub
llshed in quarterly numbers payment in advance for
one volume at time. Complete sets furnished at
short notice, and subscriptions receivedb by
COLLINS a. co, Agent
MAJ For the Work.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15
INTERESTING NOVELS.

Barlin's improved English Seidhis Po1cdtrs,
uDUT up in well secured tin boxes Also, dozen red
III morocco which glass stopped bottles
hed with the materials for the purpose OF making tho above
highly improved medicine and well calculated for those who
travel by land, beng all liable be affected by
changes Of the weathcr-for sale by
JNO ~. BLAMIRE,
mar Y Az bis Drug Store, opposile the Eagle dUor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15
THE HORSE.

Gentlemen's Summer Walking Shoes,
OF Superior quality--just received, and for sale
Wv GRANNiSS. son. g. BROTHERS.
ma a5
Umbrellas and Parasols.
IUST receit ed large supply of Umbrellas and
81 Parasois of Richardson's Manufacture, which
we selling very cheap.
F. & Z. JAMES g. Co.
ma 26-ts Market Square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15
TEAS, PORT WINE, &c.

TEAS, PORT WINE, &c.
LANDING; FOR SALE,
~ Half pipes French Port wine. superior quality
Il " ID hlids fresh St. Croix sugar
SO realms straw paper
20 half chests imperial teas
la boxes guDpowder do
Soa leather
New Orleans rum
Half pint tumblers
ma s7-3t DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. Co.
To the Beau Monde.'
OPENING this morning, the following new and
~ beautiful GOODS, received by the packet Fair.
field
A few pieces OF entire new style Oriental 'Corrinne
for ladies evening dresses.
An extensive assortment. of fashionable Lace Flo
reiias,' Fisssates' and Capes of new shape
Chinese painted fans
Rich Foulard and chintz prints. Also
Extra wide and fine quillings and footing laces and
A floss worked bobbinet laces
Together with many and desirable Goods
for sale a. the lowest market prices, at
R. H JENKINS
Irish Linen & Fancy Dry Good Store, Main street.
NAV 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15
Sugars. Whiskey, &c.
IN uhds sugars
III 80 bbls whisiey
Irish Linens and Union Linens.

do American gin-Ianding for sale BY
june SGT DAVENPORT. ALLEN g. CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-15

A FEW Quilts Of a very superior quality and not
IA high priced, received at NASHS.
ma I8
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-02
ABSTRACT OF MIR. CAMBRELENG'S
REPORT, CONTINUED.

But there is an inquiry still more interest
ing to us-one which the committee persuade
themselves must have its influence on the mi nds
OF all who cherish proper regard for our ma
tcnal honor and safety. How has our COM
mercia marine, the basis Of naval power, kept
pace with tho navigation OF other countries
since the war This is an important inquiry ;
and tie committee accordingly cndcayored TO
obtain accurate information of the commerce
and navigation Of the principal European Pow
ers, for tho purpose Of comparing their progress
with our own. they have not found it practi.
cable 70 obtain any tables Of Russian or french
navigation. The former, however, is not i'm
Portant, as that Government siill adhcrcs. j,
some measure, 20 prohibtory duties, and denies
TO Russia that intercourse with other nations
J without which their resources mus: - coirgor
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-02

those who were present, quilted the be-,
OF the dying man--who appeared to sleep
Tor about an hour. We endeavored in vain
to guess what he wanted. AT length ina
gined what he meant. and fetched Deu
and paper. Mirabeau inclined his head d.
his trembling fingers seized the pen. and
with difficulty he wrote this single word
"DoRMiR"
Cabanis approached to read what he
had written, and appeared not to compre-
bend it, The dying man then wrote. .Do
you Imagine that death is u painful scnsa-
ton y Cabanis still affected not 10 under
stand him but Mirabeau wrote again =
1t was thought opium might fix the dis
case, and 1t was right to refuse 1t; but
Row there is no longer any hope, why not
try the remedy-wh; leave the patient on
the Wheel Cabanis this time appeared to
understand him, and wrote prescription
for sedative. The dying mau was not
deceived and fixing his eyes upon Caba-
mis-, said painfully, You deceive me-
No., said he, they are bringing you the
1t IS too late, replied he, and
turning an his right side, and raising his
eyes to heaven, with a convulsive laugh,
he expired.-Court Journal.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-02
THE DEATH OF MIRAREAU.

AT the first oil his illness | ran to see
him. lie was in bed, pale and emaciated,
his eyes dull, and his visage sunk. | APP
preached him, took his hand and asked
himwhere was the seat ofthe disease which
exhausted him. Here he replied, pla-
cling his hand OIL his left side Here ,
and his eyes glistened as at the tribune,
when ne was debating great question:
This was on the 2Sth of March. Soon
the news of his !ndiSpostion spread in the
| capital. People Of every denomination
sex and age, pressed TO his door and bull
letIns were published every minute. The
Ahbe Maury visited him. He raised the
sheets and sat up in his bed, tine tears roll
ling from his eyes. Maury approached
him slowly took his hand, which he press
ed without speaking, and departed almost
Immediately. 'Ths,' said Mirabeau, as
his rival lett the room, does him more
honor than the finest speeches. Mira
beau had no illusion about the danger of
his complaint. On,pu,ting him to bed, he
said " am going to my tomb.'--He had
called in Doctor Petit. Tell me frankly
i miStrust Cabanis-I have no fear of
death be frank Petit hesitated. We'll
then, YOU do not perceive that | grow
pale !'-I hope to save you,' said the phy-
| stefan; but cannot answer for it,.
understand YOU Then turning on his
SIDE: Tomorrow you must be iatigued
Come, you will see how ALI ancient hero
| dies
l met that evening, the Able Maury,
still pale with the emotion which the sight
oi his dying rival had occasioned him. he
was really afflicted, thought even that
saw tears Tall from his eyes-'It is not
said he for Mirabean, but for the mon
aichy that 1 weep, a single man could
save II. You will see whether what say
is true. The name alone of Mrabeau
would have secured a third Of France to
the Royal cause. They would not listen
70 me'-Six months ago they should have
made the acquisition. They always begin
too laie'
On the following day found Mrabcau
IN an alarming state. His eyes were al
ready dark; he saw only with difficulty,
as through cloud, and lie made horrible
and VAIN efforts TO cough. At one mo-
rDent he addressed, with feeble voice
anu J" ueiirlous manner, the following
words to Cabanis 81 am going to die ::
when We come to that, we must bind orr
selves with flowers, and sleep TRANQUILITY
Inc last sleep-the last Sleep Do you
love me Cabanis We'll then promise
not to let me endure useless agony
The Count of Lamark, NJ FreJot, and
others, surrounded his bed, uttering word:
Of hope, which caused him to smile, but
which to rejected as vain alnsion IN,
friends, said he, you deceive me the
hour advances; the future comes will
giant stride. o God bear with me the
mourning Of the monarchy. Unfortunate
royalty 1t will now be played for will
dice
, These were his last words. lie restet
his head OIL one side, and remained lon.
time IN this state, with his eyes closed. -
] Cabsnls made sign With his hand, aut
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-02

/ When the folks saw Hec standing W
theie like the devil: inc atnate sailing Il
me, and grinning his white teeth at The
ie!!et in whiskcrs, who darnt lay a fingc
on his br'stles, they all laughed aud 'hel
shouted lIeave him over"
B!mc-bv, fine brave looking man Of q
constable come and pushed poorsl lec over
with his club, which lndigni,y | couldn't
resent because | couldn't reach him you
know, What would Hec's son Pluto say
II he knowd how his dad had been served.
told hun, when | catched him up my
way, down East, I'd let him know that the
fist held IN my hand weighed two
pounds. six ounces, three drains, one PEN
ny weight, everdupois. can stave in an
inch board any day with it, to say nothing
OF the nails. and " and THAT'S circum-
stance" Bat my letter has got so lengthy,
that must postpone subscription OF
the performance till some future hearaf-
ter.
From your lovely cousin.
SIMON SLOW.
z. S DO you know, Nath, one Mr..
Jack Downing down east, whot writes
'cheIS j." print. L dOnt tlltiIk ne ) no
great shakes at bell letters after all. Amt
he the chap that come to our house, las,
iail, Pediarlng tin ware, and wooden nut
megs Him, whot didn't know, the differ
ence atwIxt punkin pie and jenny cake
Him what smoked slice of your old shoe,
Tor 'bhca and pronounced 1t great. Him
that put up with US, all night, and then
went oil, without paying his scot Such
a Teller, don't care who he is, I've no
opinion OF. lie tried to kiss Sal, but he
catch'd tartar. Sal warnt brought mp on
pork and potatoes for nothin. She offered
to fight him with one hand and The other
behind her. She can bite like two-year-
Old, and as f'r her finger nails, can re-
Ter you to Ned Johnson's cheek, for a
sample of their cuteness. She's as real
a scrumpshu. gal, as there is goin. Fare
well.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-02
SHOCKING TO HUMANITY

On Friday the lth inst in this dis
trict, quarrel took place between two
brothers-in-law, residing near each other,
Oh creek known by name of Terrible !;
reason, prudence, or common sense could
not reconcile them: the one, William
0eckets, made an attack on the other,
Flemming Duncan, whom he shot down
in his own yard, firing both barrels at
once of a double barrellcd gun, heavily
charged with buck shot, which taking ia
tai effect, on the fail of Duncan, his step
son, quite lad, catches hold of his fathers
gun, also heavily charged, and instantly
SHOT Deckets, both falling thus, premature
ly deserving widowed wives and orphan
children, who must interminably deplore
the trightiul result of ihve,rate passion,
which reason and good sense could have
compromised in family dispute, without
death or blood-shed. These unfortunate
men lingering in the greatest agony until
the next day, and both together, left these
mortal suffering scenes, travellers, as it
were in company to world of just Judge
ment. Inquest and verdict, murder
Monticello, Is. c. February l6.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-02
MISSIONARIES TO THE HEATHER

ny JAMES moHTGoMERY.
sing tie men who left their home,
Amidst barbarian clans to roam;
Who land and ocean crossed.
Led by star disccrned on high
by faiths unseen, all-sceiDg eye,
To seek and save the lost;
Whcrc'er the curse on Adam spread,
To call his children from tho dead.
Strong in the great Rcdccmcrs name,
They bore the cross, despissd tho shame,
And, like their Master here,
Wrcstlcd with danger, pain, distress,
Hunger aud colo, and Dakedncss,
And every form OF fear;
10 taste his love their only Joy,
10 tell that love their best employ.
ID thou Of old in Bethlehem born,
n man OF sorrows and of scorD,
Jesus, tho sinners friend
q thou cntrOncd in filial RIGHT.
Above all creatures, power, and height;
Whose kingdom shall extend,
Til earth, like heaven, thy name shall fill
AID men, like angels, do thy will!
Thou whom love, but cannot sec,
My Lord my God look down on me,
My low affections raise
Thy spirit Of life and light impat;
Enlnrge, inspire, inhane MY heart;
And while Ispread thy praise,
Shine on NY path, in mercy shine,
Prosper ny work, and make il iliiuc.
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TERMS.

VI THE TIRGLNTa ADVOCATE, will be
published every Friday, at three dollars pei
nnnum, payable in advance.
. u No subscription will be received for les,
than six Months, or he discontinued, but mt the
discretion OF the Editors, until all arrcarage.
shall have been paid.
GTWhoover will procure five, and guarantee
the same, will be entitled to the sixth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
UOne square, or less-Three insertions 81
each continuance, 25 cents--The number of in.
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Chancery orders. not exceeding two squares,
will DO published for five Dollars.
NJAll letters to tho Editors must be most mid
or they will not be attended to.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-02
From tho Boston Patriot.
A Letter from Simon Slow to his cousin Nathan
Slow, in Maine.

a Letter from Simon Slow to his cousin Nathan
Slow, in Maine.
BosToN, Feb, 10 1880.
DEAR Cousin NATHAN. Old Dobbin
and | have got here al long and last,
Dobbn is in as good case, after the jour
Iney, as Parson b. and | as Parson BIS
wife, and that's a circumstance. We
come from Lynn the shoe place you
know 10 Boston in FIVE hours--thats
something TO brag Of He devoured
the way before him." as the poet says.
He had nothing else to eat, however. |
took cracker and horn of the real stuff
at Lynn, which did me good. Damage +
CENTS" BY the living hockey !" but this is
buster Of place. Oh /! Nathan Nathan
there are more things in this round world
than are dreamed of in your phiian'hro.
pg," as the poet says. am 50 illustrated
with all the grand sights, that don't know
where TO begin to write about. When
we DObb and and Hector the house
dog] got into Washington street, Dobb
stopped short in the street, to sec what
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-02

WASuISGToS, March 23.--The Supreme
Court terminated its Session yesterday, after
having despatched much business, all of which
was characterised, however, by the accustomed
patience and delibera;ion of that elevated and
truly digniticd tribunal. The Reports of ITS
Decisions, it is said, will fiji two volumes, in
stead of the usual allowance of ono volume
Tho Chief Justice, and Justices Johnson and
Story, left this city yesterday, for their respec-
tive homes.-(.Nat Init