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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-24
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W Mr.. McDuifie in his late speech against the
Iar:h, took occasion to say that che asked for no
place but such as his constituents had given him. nor
would he accept the Imperial Sceptre.' which he
descl Led tho. Presidential Office now to be. if he
could get it for the sceking!"
Inc ire OF separation between an imperial seen.
tfe' and the Presidency of the U. States. as President
Jackson has interpreted and exercised the duties Of
that ONCE, Is indeed invisible. 1t may well be doubt
cd 1t IN the limited mOnarchies of France aud Enc.
land, since their constitutions were hbcralized by the
revolutions OF i7e9 and 1855, the despotic scenes
when have been acted in this country since the 9Th
March, 1929. would be tolerated without legislative
inquiry. Sure we are, that had Mr. Adams go as.
ted he would not have escaped without inneacb.
ment. We affirm, without the fear Of contradiction
from any intelligent source, that both political con.
dHc' and opinion. are freer and safer IN TcoIand
than they are in the U. States. We are indebted to
one man for the huiniliatiDg truth, and that man ia
The second Washiagton and jefferson. His Galterers
will be contentod with giving hum no smnner proiso
II The Norfolk Herald pays the following ;u.,
compliment to the Virginia Senators, whose firm and
disinteEestod conduct commands general resnec,.
NJ. NJ NOAH-ws have gwen below IN. 70.
marks OF the New YORK. Courier and Enmirer on tho
repetition. by the Senate, of NJ. NJ. Noah. it, friend
end late editor. as Surveyor of the port Of New York
ibey are altogether curious enough, and in eoo,s
particulars, instructive. We must protest, however,
against the Judgment of the politicians of the Con-
rler and Enquirer IL is impossible for them In on
ter into the views by which a Virginia Senator 10
artuated IN the discharge of his high trnst-tbcy ofc
OF too elevated a character to be appreciated. or nm
dersiood by those who make a trade Of politics. md
sacrifice principle TO party.
~ The shameless disregard of truth manifested
by the Jackson Press, with a few honorable cxcen.
tons, 10 conspicuous in the quotation below. from
the Eastern (Mane) Argus. This Argus in 1924.
was If POSSIBLE, more indignant at the idea o. elcctino
Gen Jackson than our ~neighbor, Mr.. Richie him.
rcf. We ask tn reader to look over the niece.
PAUSE
Those who denounced President jackson for thc
removals he has made from Office. stop not TO nal
themselves how ignorant they are of the reasons
which required those removals. They should beor
IN mind, that it would be improper, and be denounced
ascrurlty, for the President to tfumpet fortI, AZ evorv
turn the infsmy, or even the lesser Inches orindiviJn.
ais removed from Office. IL might innict uDon tbc,n
greater injury than is necessary 60 the GOOD and
safety OF the governments, which IS what the Eyecu.
tive must regard AZ the chief end Of his me,su,ee
There - an %iBafancc before Us, where tMc rnsh.
ness Of III opposition prut has Eecn tDrncd into NOR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-24
SALISBURY. Nav fo

EHNTNHNNF' NTHy IT.
Prescription has at length reached South Carolina.
and Robert w. Gill, Esq. Postmaster al Lancaster
Court House, ia The first victim. We are scouoint-
cd with some OF the circumstances attending this re-
movsl. and know the agency which the representative
in Congress flom that districr had in it, and the fri
volous charge which he wished to substautiate
Through usl against Mr.. Gill; and at another time.
we shall set before our readers, in It's true colors.
this high-handed. unjustitiable and dlsrcputable act
ofthe national Executive.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-24

Jicissitudes GAe.-The Rochsster Daily Adycr-
tiser mentions ttat two girls, aged II and o, wero
lately found al Brighton, Monroe county, in a colored
family. Their father was a clergyman oftbe English
church, named Barlow, and was once q curate in the
Island jamaica, whence be c~Digratod TO New York.
and afterwards TO Rochester. where his wife died. He
bought some land in Brighton, and erected a small loo
hut When he died, this colored family took the
children and treated them friendly. They are about
TO be sent to England, where they have property otbc
value, 1t Is said, Of 20 or 80. 900 dollars. Their mis-
fortunes ore attributable to tho intempcrancco of the
father.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-24
Troy, Nav II,

ROY, Nay II.
Fr;enGiy .Neeing.-hto meeting of the WORKING
msn of the Second Ward OF Albany, on Thursday
last, to nominate an Alderman and an Assistant. for
meeting the following resolutions were passed. the
friendly feeling which they express, IS fully reciprocn-
ted by the Workingmen of Troy, who look with
CROWN. confidence 10 the coming on of time" for
the performance Of larger jobs IL an equally work
Inanlike manner.
Resolped, That q vote Of thanks he passed bv tbi.
meeting. to the Workingmen of the city of Trov.
for the workmanlike manner in which they finished
their JOB Oh Tuesday last.
ResoiUed, That the above res solution be cncloacd
and Sent to the editors of the Farmers Register and
Daily Troy Sentinel for publicotion.-Tr Sentinel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-24

.hly--and dragged him ieto the boat. AS 1 did
so, b~lood-warm blood--epouted over my breast and
knees--a streamsr ilsshed across the armament. I ut
ter a yell of horror, ard let nv load drop hea.
Willy at my feet. Ii was a hcadless trunks! Tho
Jaws ofa shark had anticipated mans iusticc:-,he
punishment. ct the i'll fea,ed aud guilty Jose had
been proiractod-not repealed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-24
THOMAS NONLAND-TAYLoR.

THOMAS NONLANU-TAYLoR,
q RATEFUL for past avors, respectfully informs
W his friends ana the public generclly, that Inc has
received a handsome assortment Of spring and sum-
mer goods, %consistlr 2 OF cloths, cassineTes, and fan
cy vesiings, lso Marseilles; stocks. silk stocks,
suspenders, hankerchiefs, gloves, &c.-all of which
he will sell on accommodating terms.
ma td-Gfcod
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-24

Departed ibis life at Deerfeld, in Aueusta, OH
Sunday the 25'h u, after a severe indisposition of
about three weeks. Mas. MARY Guy. reIict of tho
late MIR. Robert Guy. III the 69th year of her age.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-24
w ASKING roN, Nav 90,

Information was Yesterday communicated to tho
House OF Representatives that the President orthe
United States had apprcYed and signed the bill to
reduce the duties on Tea, Coffee, and Cocoa. So
that til" bill has become u law.
1t is not yet k.own whether the President hs,
signed the ball authorizing a Subscription 10 the
Stock OF the Washington AM Maysvill" 1'urnpike
Company; concerning his decision upon which thero
has been. and Is, much speculation and diversity
ofopinion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-24

OM United States BGnh.-TheT Trustees of the old
bank ofthe U States, have recently declared a dlvi-
dend of two dollars a share on the capital stock of
that Bank. This, added 10 the former dividends
makes ono hundred and eight and a half per cent. on
each share of the capital stock of the Bank which
has been divided; and we are informed 4 further divi-
dend may be eXpected.-[N: Y Ga<.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-24
CMARLRsroN. Nav In

CHARLEsToN, May &c.
Ripe Strawberries Mt Annapolis and Alexandria,
on he 10th inst have been remarked upon. We
have had them, in various gardens and Of the choi-
cest and largest kinds, all The year round.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-24
WIN. MCRERY, TAnoa.

VI NJ OhTH1, TAILOR,
II rs Just received n very handsome assortment
AA at SPRING GOODS, Of the most fashiona-
bic kind and sepcrior qualities, consisting Of cloths,
casslmctes, Morscillcs and silk -csting, very bcauti-
full, and a new and superior article for summer coats.
Also, n handsome assortment of fancy cravuting
stocks, handkerchief, gloves, suspendcrs, &c. which
bo will sell low for cash.
M 27-cots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-24

STEAMBOAT Destroyed Cincinnati Daily Ad-
vertiser states, on the authority Of passengers vino
had just arrived from Louisville, that the new steam
boat Tygrrss was destroyed on her way up the Mis-
sissinpi from New Orleans. About 900 miles be
lew louisville, she took fire from the stove pise. and
not being able To extinguish itshe was run on shore
where she blew up-vessel and cargo a total mss
Fortunately we have 10 loss OF lives to m,urn over
on this occasion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-24

The Sah Duiy.-in the House of Representatives
on Thursday the bill to reduce the duty on Salt was
ordered 10 be engrosscd for Il third reading. by u
vote of 1903 to So. 1t provides that the duty Shall be
reduced 30 10 cents per bushel, after Deceraber 1880,
and to 10 cents afier Dec. 1881.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-24

MEElC0-Ihc bri" thatcher, at New York.
sailed from Vera Cruz OF the Goth uit The Com
rcrsial Advertiser says that she brings no advices of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-24
AIay2I

Amongst the business transacted by the Senate
yesterday IN hHccntiVa Session, was the rejection.
as we learn, Of Wharton Rector. as Indian Aren't
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-24

ticalion, anu u recantation Of lrst opinions publicly
na'ic as n sort OF pcnance. which conscicnce, more
correctly informed. demanded of the transrrcssor.- -
The Petersburg wal Old Dominion. a federal print,
biased away IN a great style OF anger and bitterness
towards the President, because the Collector of Pc
tersburgh was removed from office. This was before
the edito~ of that paper stopped to think how little
he knew oil the merits of the matter upon which he
was writing But since then. and at q more proper
season to speak upon the subject. he holds the fol-
loving, to himself very humiliating, language.
Here follows the'article from the DID Dominion,
announcing the dedication of the late collector OF
Petersburg, Col. Robertson.
II is scarcely necessary to say, that the Old Domin-
ion is a Jackson paper of the highest type, has been
go for years, " that the statements in regard 10 IL
course respecting the removal Of Col Robertson, is
wholly, and as the face of the article necessarily
leads one to think, wll!ully false. When Col. r.
was removed, the Old Dominion expressed we be.
lcve, it's persuasion, that it was for no breach of dr-
ty, and that was the extent 10 which it went. Yet
says the Argus THE print so often quoted for good
jackson arsument) 1.-The Petersburg Old Dominion,
a federal (thut is To say, n Coaktion) paper, blazed a.
way III II great style of anger and bitterness toward
the President, because the collector OF PETERSBURG
was removed from office"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-24

There is no intelligence from Washington OF
particular interest. The President has not signed
the bill passed by Congress, for subscribing to The
stock OF the Lexington and Maysville Turnpike, and
many believed hr would not sign 1t Nous re,Yons,
as cur contemporary saith: for our part, we do net
believe he ,cU refuse; or if he does. that he will place
the refusal upon constitutional grounds. Mark the
Issue. i(he returns the bill with objections. yold TO
silver that those objections are limited to erpeIiency.
We 60 upon the assumption that he is a candida c
fox u second term.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-24
Nav 81.

4 prize ofsome value To the finders was discovered
a few days since, on the farm OF tho Rev Thona,
Kennerly. near White Post, by his slaves. while on
gagged in blowing rocks. 1t was S217 worth Of oold.
In locs, half joes. and quarters. The farm was for
merry the residence Of lord Fairfax, and the gold
was doubtless deposited by some Of the family in Inc
place where it was found. IL is remarkably puio.
ofvery ancient mould, and 10 not in tho %slIrhtest dc.
gree ~OXydlzed Tor cOrruded) by its long confinement
IN the earth. Many Of The pieces are cllppcd and
plugged; that is, parts had been cut of, By which the
weight was reduced below The standard. and the
same quantity afterwards inserted ELSEWHERE in the
coin to restore the weight, IN consequence ola law Of
Englandinnicting a severe poBalty upon any one having
light coin IN his possession. We understand the
amount, after exchanging 1t for bills, was divided by
MIR. Konncrly, among the slaves who had found il.
We are indebted TO Mr.. Sanderson, of tho Coffee
House, for a file OF the Lima paper. .hIercuyio Peru
dnO, down to the 18th March. 1t ~ rcplete with de-
tails Of petty military expeditions, battles, revolutions,
assassInations,a and DEGREES, which possess no interest
Tor The majority OF our readers. .gugVstin GanryTa
IS still Marshal Of the Peruvian National Armies,
President of the Republic, &c. In Chill, Don Fran
cisco RUIZ Tagic has been elected President, and
Don Jose Thomas Abcllo, Vice President On the
10th of February. at Valparaiso, a Congress Of Plen
IpoteUtIorics from the provinces of Aconcagua. Con.
ccption, Coqumbo, and Santiago, was soiemnly IN
stalled Tor the purpose Of giving peace and order to
the country, which, we fear, they promised m vain.
Nat. Gas.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-24
Marshai's Snie. in kine William.

Warshaf'S Sale, in King lillian.
E~DURSUANT to a decree Of the Superior Court
n OF Chaucory for the Richmond district. pro-
nounced on the Sd day Of April. 1880, in the case of
Tompkins Us. Dabney, and by consent and request OF
the parties, I shall on NJ uday the 81 st day Of May,
1890, at II o'clock, a NJ, Offer for sale, 1T public
auction, OF the premises, to the highest bidder, for
cash, one moioiy Of the two hundred acres of the
tract of land, called Springfield" lying in the coun-
~ Of King William. held by Cornelius Dabnoy, by
descent and by p%urchoso from Richard Dubnoyi and
also, if necessary. QUO moicty Ut Il small tract oS for.
est land, near the frat mentioned tract.
j. GUERRANT, NJ. S G. c r.. d.,
ma 6--7tc Or one Of his DEPUTIES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-24

brig Hannah from Halifax for Liverpool. Eng.
was totally lost, on N. T. bar of Sable Island. !,
December last. when the captain PENN was lost.
and s Of the crew perishei in attempting 10 reacl,
the shore. The Survivors were recently discovered
and taken from the island.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-04

rules. holden in the CLERKS office
W ut the superior court of chancery for the Rich
monu ls'rict. the 9th day ct September 1850: Fran
Gus Povsl, pf ainst Edward Johnson aud ca rolne
NJ h Johnson his wife, rhos. Drake. VIM. &. PovaiL
i'osna Johnson, Philip Johnson, aud Edward Johnson
infant Children of said Edward and Caroline, derts.
me defendants Edward Johnson and Rosina, Phil.
n anu Edward Johnson not having entered their ap
pearanee and given ecuri,y according to the act OF
Assembly and the rules Of this court, and appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that they nhab
tsns of tins country i, is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here the first day of the nc
January term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted m
SOME newspaper published in the city of richmond,
Tor two months successfully, aud posted the froni
door ct the capitol, i'm the said city.
20 copy. Testc. WIN. &. PxxnLxro~ e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-04

\WRGiNih" AT rules. holden in the clerks Office
" 4 the superior court Of chancery for the rich
mond district, the 5'h day ct July 1880: Carter
Eraxton and Wary g. rs wife, pits. against Robt. iealy
adm'or oi Samuel ". SaJre sdni'or de bonis non Of
Peter Ecn and adn''or IF Thos. Trce, deed, over.
ton Seswel' aud lbs wife, representative s of Sterling
Seawell, deed. and other dts.
The defendants Oycrton SeaweIl and iis Wife not
havng entered their appearance aud given secnrity
according TO the act oi Assembly and the rules of this
court ana appearing. by satisfactory evidence tina,
they are not inhabitants Of this country; il is ordered
Mat the said defendants do appear here the first a,
Of the next January term. and the bill of the
plaintiffs: anu that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in newspaper published in the c;,v NJ
Richmond, Tor two months successfully, end posted
At the front door OF the capitol, in the sad city.
IN cory. Tss.e. Yr. q. Pay tEros,c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-04

NlRGiNIA. At rules. holden in the clerks office of
~ the superior court OF chancery tor the Richmond
district, the 9TH day of October 1885, the President
directors and Company Of the Farmers Bank of Viz
ginIa pitts. against the Richmond Dock COMPANY and
John Gamble and Robert Gamble, dts
TIE defendants John Gamble and Robert Camilla
not having entered their appearance and given sccu
iy according to the act OF assembly and the rules of
this court and IT appearing by satisfactory evidence,
mat hey are not phabtants Of this country; II is or
dered that the said defendants do appear here the
st day OF the next January term, and answer the
on OF the plaintiffs; and that cory OF this order be
'orih"h inserted in some new paper published in the
city ct Richmond, for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the capitol IN the said
city. copy. Teste
~ WIZ. G.. pT~Dr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-04
Elegant Family Bibles,

UST received few family bibles, Handsomely
~ bound IN morocco, containing Browns concor
nee ana my GopperPIate engravings; also, great
Watts Dover selection, Watts and Rppon's VII,
lage Methodist Brookynn Selection, Associated
Methodist Camp and Prayer Meeting, and Parkin-
sons hymn Books: Episcopal Prayer Books, in cle-
giant and plain bindings, oil ut unusual low prices
no 23-is II. d. SANXAV.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-04
Fresh Dry Goods.

T6'lIlS Morning, Thursday. Nov. nth, at JEN-
KlNS Mcnno Shawl. Linen, and Fancy Drv
Good Store, are opening the following with MANY
new and rich Goods. received by the Packet Erie
from France:
a few doz splendid and extra rich fancy handkcr-
chiefs ofnow style
very superior long white loss skin gloves
New style Paris and London bronzed calicocs
superb bafrcge dc Ofieans--an entire new article
for parties
Embroidered silk and raw silk hose Of new make
Additional supplies ilouncng und trimming bobbinct
loces ofnew patterns
ALSO,
mcrino long and square sha wis., OF all prices and CO.
lors
20 pieces white and rcd lnnnols, some of very supc.
nor f. 'sb and quality
Canton ilanne &c. &c. all of which with the extcn.
svc assortment OF goods of recent purchase, will be
sold at tho most reduced prices, at
IL. H. JENKINS
Mcrino Shawl, Linen and Fancy Dry Goods Store.
nov II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-04
The Christian Student.

EESlGNED To assist christians H. general, in &C.
- curing Religious Knowledge. With O list of
DOCKS suitable for Ministers Library. By the Rev
f. BIckersti,h. From the second London Edition.
Just published, for sale by COLLINS g. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-04
I'm CHANCERY. YIN Henrco County Court
Clicks Office, tuy f;ules, 1880.

n Clerks Office, tuly T;ues 1880:
Henry j.. Cater, Phf
against
William NJ. Clopton and Beverly Clopton. dts.
The defendant VIM. NJ. CiOpton not having entered
Ds appearance and given security according the ac,
0s Assembly and the rules OF this court and il
ing, by satisfactory evidence, that he not Al nhabi
tant OF this country IS ordered, that the said def. n
ant do appear here the fist day Of the next De br
term, answer the bill of the plainin and tina, a COW
OF this order he forthwith inserted in some newspane,
published in Tie city of Richmond, for two months sue
eessIve'y aud posted a, tie front door Of the Cour
House Of this county.
6S copy. Teste
co2m LOFTIN NJ ELI.ETT q H. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-04

TINHE HORSES FRIEND Kinds ARTERY -Tbi, i, ,,,s,
on all the diseases and accidents which the Horse IL
liable the causes and symptoms Of EACH and the APPROX
ed remedies employed for case with
tons to the shoesmh Farmer, and Groom, to acquirc
kno"eogs III the ART OF faHey the prevention diseases
Preceded by popular description Tie animal fnc,ions 10
health aud showing 'le principles by which are to to
restored when dordered illustrated by sevc raj enctavin.
0~ This Book puf but a mastery 1--WE ~,
every subject to be found table contents The ,,hsc
Der JUSTIFIED IN making these remarks, not from his oun
knowledge OF these matters, but the judgment of persons in
tins negi,'ohood emnenty qualified Recently publisbeJ
and for sale. by 81 iNaS. 'o'
Wares Fae Nasons Fauer, las, editions also for sale
n Inv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-04

NlhGiNiA. At rules, holden in the clerks office of
Tie superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district ,le.lth day OF October 1890; John Jones' milf
against John Hinton and samuel Brame, merchants by
the STYLE , Hinton and Brame, and other dts
The defendant Samuel Bramc no, b.v,no er,er.l
his appearance and given security according To the
act OF assembly and the rules Of this court and il
ptang, by satisfactory evidence, that lie not an in.
habitat ct tins country It is ordered tina, Inc s;d
defendant do appear here the FL ST day Of the next
January term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
MAT copy OF this order he forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published in the city of richmond for two
months successfully, and posted the front door of
The capitol, in the said city. copy Teste
II Wv g. pm, -. - -