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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-16
NEW USIC.

NEW IOSIC.
EOLhlNS & co have recc.-ed an additional sup
are the following songs, and further stock OF stan
dard pleces-consisting of Marches, AIRS. Wa,zcs
and Variations &c
Away, Away we bound DER the Deep words by
Mr.. Drake, music by Il. V. Wcisenthal;
She never blamed Him, Never, words by II II.
Bayy music by Mr. Boyle
My Happy Woodland Home, music by J. II.
Uoncastle
o why is Loves Celestial Dream a Duet to Prin-
cess Mary music by NJ Vertue.
We met, ballad from the songs OF the Boudoir,
words and music by Il. III Buyly;
To thee my Hopes. my Wshc, flee or The Love Let
ter, by w. Ball;
Never Home came He, words by Cunningham w
Kirby;
Isle OF Beauty Fare thee Wen, By Bayly, accom-.
paniments by Rawlings;
The little Snow Bird !. r Norton:
The Herdsmans Return, by w Bal,
Helen Trevor by c. T.. HCrrr
Love is like hitc G, by w. West
The Parting Hour, by II. DClman;
knew thee Mary, by J. T.. Norton:
PenscZa a MOI chere anne. dedicated to the
young ladies' at Mrs Saralins Seminary. by J. Il.
Norton;
De me bannir puts q1i'ialc courage, by V RI
fault
see them on their Winding Way, by Bishop He
Der. B Ilnc;
The Captive Knight, by Mrs Heber, music by her
sister;
The Banks Of Allan Water by G. T.. Horn;
Farewell, since we must Part, by II Hewitt.
Collins and Co have also received a further supply
Of musical instrumcnts-as Guitars, Volins. Flutes,
Flageolcts, Isngc aud doubled Claronois and Flies.
some of which are very superior, and will be sold
much below former prices
pcf 11-fs
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-16
Fashionable Boots and Shoes


Z He subscribers have On hand, very extensive
~ assortment of every description of ladies', zen
tlemcns, misses, boys and childrcns boots bootees
and shoes, OF superior quality, all which will be
warranted, us they were made at their factory.
l5oO pair ladies' lasting. satecn, and kid slippers of
every quality and price
500 do ladies morocco walking shoes
800 do do sealskin and goatskin walking shoes
300 do do lasting walking shoes with and with
out heels, and at various prices
SO do do bronze end blue morocco slippers
SO do do blue and jet black satin slippers
so do do white satin and lasting slippers
100 do do sealskn walking shoes, without heels
100 do misses morocco and sealskin slippers
ioo do do do do walking shoes
and bootees
100 do do lasting Slippers coourcd and black
500 do gentlemens caIiskin, sealskn and goat
skin boots of various qualities and price
500 do do boots, very low Prices
100 do do superior cafskn shoes
100 do do do do ID do do. do pumps -.
500 do mems stout prime kip pegged and sewed
booiees, very superior and low prices
500 do prime thick pegged s sewed booees and
shoes. suitable for fac DRY and plant alton hands
900 do Womens leather shoes ofe1cellent quality
| 200 do boys bootees and shoes, various kinds
500 do ladies and gentemcn's India rubber shoes,
large sizes and superior quality
2Oo0 do chlldren's shoes and bootees, comprising
almost every KIND made, the quality of
which is very superior
100 lbs wrapping Irvine, which will be sold very low
200 wh'skcr brushes, handsome article
100 pair ladies' and g"ntlemcns cork soals, new
article for keeping the foot dry and warm
so superior made leather travelling trunks. some
extra large sizes double and single
% beautiful travelling bags with IRON clasps
100 lbs green hemp shoe thread
Black and Russell vaces.
All Of which will be sold al very low prices, at
wholesale retail, Nv
GRANNISS, SON g. BROTHERS,
Corner Of Main and 18th streets
p S. They i'll receive in a few days, many other
new and superior articles. oct 25
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23
SLyvGULaR DIsCOpERY.

MI horton, a gentleman who has been engaged tp
boring TOT water 10 Providence, Rhode lahd has pre-
seh'en 70 h9 public some remdfk4bs rssnlts. 10 hi
second experiment IN bodog he selected the ex RENE
P9'D' OF "bafI many va De from the original land.
FL bored through stefin Of rnnd-tbsn Ibrsnah hoa
meadow, containing good pe4,-'hen through ssnJ and
qIafiz gravel AZ This Poin, water impreyn ted win
copFe's' snd aTssmc boke forth; but d. termining 10
proceed fatlhcr, Mr. Hortoa n. ~ stsuek vinse,s,t
ana grew up vines, grapes, grape seed. Iesv
bhzel NUS pine mute, and the seeds Of unknown fruits
bed Of the river " WV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

VR INA.Aa Superior Cton Of Ch-ne.ry hnIssn AZ tss
v Csphoi. IN the CHy H'ohn nd the ?4h Jm-,,
sePh 5tsph'n Mary his WIFE, FieJerk Ws.y and XII.
"a bic w'e Nancy Hstk'ey and Jane S. Hackney Pitts,
agsinst
John N,pf AMI I"s N'oisr, hdm'ot, Of John
Wism fHErab Dolly his wife, Denj,@in W,smon Joh1
Williamson John ~ ~ SPar PLY C.FhsPsui X, John H.
FaLrsUitk' 800. Defdt.
s"sd {" al he desnd'ni, 'Scpt ts administrators John
Napr dce hf an'wets Of t sd sdpn IN r,p-
eston lhtfeo sal ,rrb SD srsa.d by On con.
ION whtfsH thr Court doth der Th I'm
Napiet aud oeC N'P rsnie
lion " the Ef"e Il then lnesse bsf9f, the
er ~ the Oour' VIII" directed 10 eIsmpe state . the
sad soeoun sud report the 10 the matters
by the parties IN he 90 dstsd. ~ ~ 'tN
June 26'b, 1880.
Tn' p,s'n'a Ftdek wOIn,y byss departed this life, Eli
- "oIey MS widow, h'Vng mermstfied with Geors.
hon, The Court doih Ode, SOFT he he conducted IN
me mare. OF the said d,oge w MeLsin ais wife.
70 M h'ns IN the Pm snd condition. q, vss II the
swM. @. PENDLEToN, @. C.
CommBsioner's Office, Richmond, sYop Isfh 1859
The psfie. INTERESTED will piese Uks notice ksvs
cd The 18th dsyo Jsnusry sceouo
10 The foregoing order Of Court; which d,y o,.,L a
they required suend tce, this eide ,s h.;r 49,.
counts ant Vouchers for examination and
'mce cop 20 Of The ueeesssy :, MT poreu
HILARY BAKER, couDui.,ions,.
20 6T-~sv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

TBIAYLOR wANTED.-A GOOD Taylor e,n 6od
- bret rate situation, at Deatontvile, Amelia hv
immediate application, there L. not one n IS ., "a
miles Of the place Nov g. sa-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23
Nav %
iNNEAN BOTANIC GARDRN a
NURSERIES, FLUSHING NEAR

Sons. Proprietors ., thi. e.tsbii.hmeut
which covers above forty aeres, compact.
ly led with ees announce that The trees now for
sale exceed those Of all former periods. in sig. o. quail.
i,y Cherry, Pear, Peach. Apple and Plum Tees.
can be supplied Of large size and Of all the most choice
kinds. Grspe-vines also be fu ed OF good sjze
and near 100000 are offered at low prices. 10 quaint.
lies including about IL 900 Of the IsabsIIs, Catawba
York Madeira, Alexander, ScuPparnong, &c. &c.
The Plum trees form collie ction Of more than 20.
000 aud are almost whoyon tho celebrated nesc plum
stock aud generally three years growth from the moe.
ulation.
The collection Of the Cameliia Jsponics. or J.p.n
Rose. 10 tbs most extensive in the u States and IN.
prices very low in the Grsenhou.s catalogue
The Perpetrators are thus particular in calling the pub
lie attention. because their great attention every do.
partment OF the estab hment has csu..d tho tees now
offered to be greatly superior to oil former peyiods
and they tender them unriuaed in sire and aeeu.
'0ey' aud they expressly guarantee the preeision Of
every article furnished in bills bearing their signature
but no others.
Princes Treatise on Horticulture, and the Treatise
en- the vine Ter ssle by the subscriber,
JAMES WINSTON
=, dgenf, Riehmend.
Nov %. 57-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

nv EXPRESSIOyV ofthe PUBLIC FEELING
Va Monday morning, The following notice was ssu.
ed aud distributed throughout the civ:
The czans Of Albany friendly present National and
Satc nuninstrdon invited capitol this evenng
ate o'clock and paake Of COLLATION. popnrcd in honor of he
glorious triumph Of Republican Principles ;" " - WV
AgreeabIy 10 this invitation, very largo assemblage
OF eiztns met IN the hall aud vssiIbue Of the Csp
and In the Pfk and pattook Of collation. prepared in
excellent style for the oecssiop. II 10 believed thai
SOVO persons were present. The exhibition and sx-
Pres'ion OF joy wa universal. The best feeling ~
vailed, and the utmost order msDtained in par.
taking OF the collation.. The Capitol was brilliantly
Illuminated; salute Of one hundred guns was bred
sni hre works I'd music enliveued the scene. IL wa
joyous aud wsll-eoDductsd democratic festival.
ALBANY Argus.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
FAUoH w. SULLIVAN. 10 he Surveyor and Insprc
tor OF The revenue for The Port Of Wet Point in the
State Of Virgioi', vice Eugene Sullivan, deceased
WILLIAM @. HAMMOND, 10 be Surveyor for the
District, aud Inspector Of The Revenue Tor the Port OF
Newport in the State Of Rhode Island, vice John So.
cum deceased
WILLIAM a. WHIrrusAD, 10 be CoIIee or Of The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23
By the Governor of the Commonwealth Of Y,rg;o;o
n PROCLAMATION

"HEREAS Information has been laid before ths
w Executive Of Virginia, wauantins tho belief
that certain John Reid, stranger from Scotland re-
Gently landed on our shores, to his death bv the
violence OF some Psrson or persons unknown, under
ctrcumstsnces OF unusual atoeity. Now, therefore l.
John Floyd, Governor OF the Commonw Of Virgil
mia. with the advice OF the Council OF State do hereby
offer reward oil two hundred dolars for the
zion and conviction Of the person p.rsons concerned
In the peps,ra,ion Of tie Aforesaid mufd And d,
over require ell oic civil and military exhost the
good Peofi, OF the to their best en-
to cause the Ppe,rasor or perpetrators OF 90
aroeous an act to be apprehs udsd, that he OF they
may be dealt with as the Law directs.
Given und' r my hand as Governor, and under
tSea'] the Sal OF the Common wealth At Richmond.
this ooh day Of November. 1880
=, JOHN FLOYD.
nav. Cd 67-wAw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

MR. RANDOLPH sbd to Juba at their rsr'in1 0M,
remains NJ" be sent TO Virsins, 10 Spris Bu,yT h, m
un Ter the I'll oak. my plan,stion Tn,n mo ~ ~
70 t1s east totsh TO look ceitoard This wa ,e,.
ted by Jsba 90 nfrma 4, and tie ,oo ch,,sc,a,;.
tic no. to be true Sckened Of the old world he
ed, even in dsatb, to turn his back UPON H. and 70
Get bis lace toward the rising empire Of The wes,
Boston Palladium
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23
Nov. %.

My virtue Of Deed of Trust ex-eu. ed by C;sev.e
AD w. Crump to ma the 23h November, 1926
and recorded in the Clerks Office of Cumberland. to
secure Edmund Esgieston and others, certain debt
therein mentioned, shall on the AZ h day of Deem.
Der next, at Cumberland Court House, sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder Tor cash, negro
Tom AMI Wait, conveyed to me by the sAii deed to
'aiy the balance OF the debt esd and the costs
OF executing the said trust.
DANIEL A WILSON
Nov. %. s7-ws,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

NOTlCE.-Aii p'r.ons who desire inform alton con-
corning professional business. conf led ny them
10 The Ists b. Browne. will pleas, 20 naks applca-
lion to Bei amin +. Niche, E.q of Richmond; tn, a
GENTLEMAN having undertaken TO close tho same 10 coy.
junction with Mr.;Conway Robinson.
Those persons IRON whom fees are duo to d. b.
Browne, will please to pay the same to Nc Michi-.
w. BROWNE.
Nov %. 81,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23


-NEIY ELL h.TD WINTER DRY GOODS
SD OBERr ii. JENKINS .Merino Sha,ol, Linen
Va and Fancy Dry Good Store, Z or main street.
lew doors below the Bell-T.v'rn the opposite side
OF the streetwhere will be found the following exten
Good:
200 Merino long and square shaws Of all eoor prices
ano quantities. from the most celebrated Manufacto.
ries in France
Vsrioa. sz's OF the most fashionable cod Thy bet Bag
dai, Lama and Tuscan wool shawls
New style panied and embroidered Grape sbavi,--a
very fashionable article
100 different kind. Of fancy harregs gauzs WOOL GRAPE
shawls
Case, yard wide Irish AMI German Shifting II.
mems ct all prices from l6 yards 10 extra super
All widths richly figured dsma.k-tabIs diaper, and
-, different sizes dining dams.k table cloths
Birds eye diapers and long lawns
inen Cant RIGS OF all prices. and 100 doz Linen cam.
brio and linen pocket hhifs. OF all qualities and pri.
ces' some OF hsm snrs new style. with painted
81 and 81 Irish and Garm an Linen .h,etiDxs
All the most fashionable shape iacs and worked csres
capes-Byron collars
Pc!srine Porellas lace cuff, and rich needle ro,ksd
cravats Tor ladies'
Rich thread laces and insertings and edsings
vide bouncing bobbinei isces-cap laors and sdgings
Plain white and figured bobbinet lace.
The most tahonabIe figured plain and chsngsabls 10
reGces-M 4rcelines aud gro de nap si,ks
New style orienaIine 6gured silks OF beautiful slors
Tor evening dresses
h'ch iouard painted k. for dinner aud evening dree
Best white saiins, for dresses
Nsw style white bionLe gauzs. with rich Deceupo'
. hgmres-an elegant article for the evening
kich pink Gro De OTItdns' Tor do
Iouion stripes, oriental cotrine, painted basts, and
othor new 'nd fashionable goods for party dresses
EIegaat head ornaments OF flowers
Entire new style belt ribands
Fancy embroidered kid gloves, long white slovss-and
all colored, do do
Rich embfoidered muslin rob,s
Embroide ed, ain, ribbed elk half
Fashionabls Psl,s Royal gpghams
DO Calicocs
~ Pieces black bomba1ncs Of all prices from I'd
TO very fine
al kinds OF mourning goods Of the best quality
Rich bonnet ribanas
Ohe case silk umbrellas Of v,ry superior make
White and rel nsnnsls, OF all prices and qualities
Gentlemens silk pocket hdkis &c Sc &c.
Persons wanting Ifish Linens by the pscs af pieer
or yard, will hnd them Of the very best quality
ranicd pure Linen and Grass Bleach. Tho kIsyies
ShswIs arc all ne gcols and form extensive assor.
nen'.-Almou every Article in the Fancy Dry Goods
department., will be found The reduced priees Al
X. II. JENKINS yBerino Shotpl
Linen 4 Faney Dry Goods Store.
nov ~. 5T-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

TIC Opposition M not.ovo,.
Having invented having been hoaxsd into III.
OF story they stick to H. Thus Stone Of tho M. -,
York Comnoca still REPEATS his stories abo, NJ
Randolph and Col Sonhwoh Of the Providence Sub,oTo
Presidency. IVY w "o
The ~ " Journal Of Comrercs tho, Informs ub,pinnins
with, he who splits wind &c thai tba fdi,,
hn'o ,hai Their information respecting Mr. RS Russia
was correct who to the Wo disposioo IA
doact from tho value Of the Journal Of ommeT
a pPorout acc hao" that IN to political the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

Customs for the District aud fsspsoor Of the nevenu.
Tor the Port Of Key West in the TERRITORY Of Fior.
vice Aigernon s. Th'uston, removed. TU S. TIL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23
Nov %.

confederation OF an agreen en-, his day -ntersdfno
u with DR.. Wm. II. Eagieston OF Amelia. I her. by
appoint him my Ag.n for the practice OF Oliver Hal;
steds remedy Tor the cure nj Dyspepa
for the counties Of Amelia Nottowa,. Powha,n .urs-
wick and Lunenburg. JOHN DOVE
Richmond, 18Th .NTou 1880
Having made myself acquainted with Halsted's me-
mol IL curing Dy'Pe?-is, offer my services those
'fliicted with that disease, in the shove mentioned
couptIes VIM IT. FCCJ ESToN
Amelia c.. House, Nov 49, 57-w4ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-23

der Adams. or as President pu,og the vessel Of the
state on her Republican tack, 10, ia other woTds,
the history OF America during tn. several p io5s."
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-29
CONDITIONS

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 All letters and communications concern ing this work will be promptly attended to.
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The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-29

From the Column Star & Christian Index. Description of Fossil found by P. A.
 Browne, at Lehighton, Northampton
 County, Penn. supposed to be fragment
 of Trilobite, of the species called by
 Brongniart, Calymeae.''
 The anterior or head is perfect; it is divided into three parts by two deep longitudinal furrows extending it's whole length, and is separated from the abdo- men by another furrow equally distinct. The cop or hood is so much broken that 1t is not easy to determine upon its ori- ginal shape, but it would seem to have been simicireular, and to have terminat- ed in central point. There is no ap pearance of eorslet, and the small DOT tion of the abdomen which remains is depressed. The centre section of tbs
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-29
VARIETY. :.
From the New York Constellation. THE STREET SPECTRE.

A most singular looking being may be seea every morning before day break, in the streets of this city, known by the name of the Spectre.-We do not mean the Street Inspector who, as far as we are informed is very quiet gentleman, and would not think of being so uncivil as to raise before the god of day. Be- sides there is no such resemblance be- tween a well-fed citizen and the sha- dowy being we are about to describe, as that the one should be mistaken for the other.
 The Street Spectre is a tall, gaunt grizzled, wobegone figure. with cada- verous countenance, curved body, bent knees, and long crooked fingers. He carries constantly with him large sack, of dark ashy hue, into which he seems forever to be putting something or oth- CT which he apparently picks up in the street. He seems to be in some meas ure endowed with the power of ubiqui- ty, and may be seen almost at the same moment in every street from Blooming dale to the Battery, constantly employed in filling his sack, and anxiously looking about on every side to see that nothing is left that should he gathered up. From these characteristics he has by common consent, obtained the name of the Street Spectre.
 So singular a looking being, almost every where present, and so employed could not fail to attract general notice, and nobody pretends to dispute the ex- istence Of the Street Spectre. But it has fer long time beena matter of won- der, uith many, what if can be that he is forever SC industriously gathering from the streets and depositing in his bag. Some suppose he is in-search oi rags and bits of paper, which he may sell to the rag dealers for penny a pound. Others believe he is employed by the Corporation to clean the streets, and that he makes use of his sack as a vehicle for carrying away the filth and rubbish.
 Hut neither of these suppositions is the right one. The Street Spectre is one of those supernatural beings who are employed to transport to their place Of fnture abode the sonls or spirits U such of tine inferior animals as have ii cd the day previous, viz; those of mon keys, dogs, cats, rats, pigs, parrots, moo king-birds Gc. the carcases of whicl arc seen adorning the gutters the nex mornlng.
 We shall not here enter into the in quiry whether the Pythagorean doc tgine of the transmigration of souls bt
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-29
El.aWs .ND2 EgE

TESHOMAS HUBBAKD, Lawyer. ara -a Prosecuting Attorney, for the Fisa. Judicial CircuiaA rkansas Territory co,o a,o' : posed ofthe counties ofClark, Hempstead,i Union, Lafayette, Sevier and Miller ~ sides at Washington, Hampstead connts will attend all the Courts in said circn;t and the Superior Court tt Little iiss Rock - All professional business of a civil nat,,~
 intrusted to his care, will be desnafc,'aa9 with promptitude. Sums over two bnn dred dollars will be received for ooliect;aa in any part of the Territory. 0"
 (Ir All Fogaes made known to him h.. indictment will receive marked attent;o,
 .Segtemhp1, s, Is3G 95ff
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-12-29
Adnainis nistrataon Not,ce.

 FsSHE undersigned having obtained, from a the Clerk of the County Court of the county Pope, in the Territory of Arkan- sas, Letters of Administration on the es- tate of Edaoard W. du Val, late of said county, deceased, hereby give notice to all persons having just demands againstsaid estate, to present them to them properly authenticated according to law, within one year, or they may be precluded from de- irving any benefit from said estate and if said demands be not presented as aforesaid within five years, they will be forever barred.
 All persons indebted to said estate. are requested to make immediate payment.
 ELLEN DU VAL, .4dnp'a.
 WILLIAM DU VAL, .4dn'y. ot the esfate ef Edpard W. du Val, dec'd. Dec. ', 1880. 3,g97