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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08

ed by considerable majority, If the mbors had re
ceived any prcmoniton to the stand the President
would take upon the Maysville Road Bill The de-
cison was carefully concealed, lest it should
the passage of the Indian bill; and in mean time all
The machinery at party put in tho motion TO in
duce the friends of the Administration 10 suhserye the
views Of the Executive.
The health of the President is represented to be
good-better than at the ernent of the ses-
SION His memory is said to be greatly impaired and
no ID therefore subjected to much inconve aicnce in
receiving the usual civiies which are shown him bv
persons visiting Washington.
Now, that we are in the gossip iinc we will re-
mark. that Mr Broadhead, the Navy Agent at Bos.
ton, had very narrow escape. Two of The members
who would have voted against him, Withdrew for q
lew minutes, and in the mean time the nomina ion
was taken up and confirmed by a majority of one
fhe nomination Of Dir Maxcey was present ed with
10 hVe minutes after the b, establishing the Office had
passed Indeed 1t was believed that the Presidents
Secretary had It in his pocket when he announced TO
the Senate that the President had signed the BILL H.,
retired pro forma and immediately returned with the
nomination, which was confirmed Immediately aud
unanimously.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08
WILLIAM e. MARY COLLEGE,

THE Summer Examination of the Glasses in this
Institution will commence on Monday, the 23th
INST and terminate on Saturday, the Sd of July. Pa
rents Guardians and all others interested in the In
siiuiOn, are invited to he present.
ORDER OF THE EXAMINAFIoY.
Monday the 18th inst. School OF Ancient I.anpua.
ges-(Yhc examination in this department will CONT
nue. during the week, IN the afternoon
Tucsd1y the 20th.-Moral Philosophy, School Of
Modern Languages, italian aud Spanlshl
wednesday the 3Oth-Senor Political Glass, Che
mcal do.
Thursday. July the list Metaphysical Class, Sc
Nor Mathematical do
Friday the 2nd.-Philosophical Class, School OF
Modrrn Languages, French
Saturday the Sd Junior Mathematical Glass
C.. De- La PENA. Secry.
Fhe Visitors ofthc College ofWlllam s, Mary are
hereby notified that their annual meeting will be
held al their Council Chamber on Monday the 9Th of
July next. at which time they arc earnestly nvi-
ted to attend. no. MCkNDLISl, Rector
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08
NOTICE.

I'm Friday, the II III instant the Steamboat PO-
~ TOMAC will resume her former route from
Washington and Alexandria to Norfolk, City Point
and Richmond.
Leaving Washington on Friday at 9, and Alcxan-
drla at O'Clock, afternoon, and arrive at Norfolk
on Saturday afternoon.
Leave Norfolk on Sunday morning at t o'clock,
and arrive at Richmond in the evening.
Leave Richmond on Tuesday morning at C O'Clock
arrive at Norfolk the same evening
Leave Norfolk on Wednesday morning at O'Clock
arrive at Alexandria and Washington on Thursda,
morning n WATTLES, Agent.
2. S.-Ph" Letter Box ofthe Potomac will BIO lcf
at tho Post Ofice every Monday till o'clock
10 .l-iI2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08

DIED-On Sunday evening, at O'Clock, in tho
4Sth year of his ORe, Dir. WILLIAM LUMsDEN, q
native of Scotland, and for many years respectable
citizen Of this place.
DIED At his residence in the county Of Hanover
on Sunday. tic 30h May, TnouAs PoLLARp, Esq.
Clerk of the Superior Court Of Law of that county
and for many years acting Gle of the County Court.
man of unsulhed reputation, respected and valu.
able citizen, exemplary husband md father, hui
name and indulgcnt master. II may Justly be said Of
him. that no man lived more entirely without reproach
or met death with creator frmness and composuro.
coIMuStcATEp.
DIED-On tho 2jtl Ult At the of Col Macon IN New
Kent ~ the ninth year Of is age, Augustine Of
Thomas Dabucy Esq Of GlOste after extraordinary
and lingering iUess Of four months The that this inter
esng boy the victim Of fatal aud ndcsc rbable maady
which no bore with unexamped patience though attended, by
entire prnsraOn Of the system aud degree OF
almost incredible, would alone deserve be recorded ut
bis amiae and dOco tempc-h's quiet aud unohltusivc
singular and yet attractive n childhood will
long be cherished va the remembrance Of those who par
ucvaTy cndearc 10 him. and entitled 70 tins ssue tribute
Neither the unweaued kindness which mnseted long
little sufsrerno the unrcnted excIiOu professional skill
could arrest that mysterious decree which age
aud condition 20 doom. This anna ~ boy
OIL ~ the dawn and bud Of like the early bossom
suddenly niPpcd by tho fosan instructive adnuuon, "
Hghy improved Co those who have partially amOs entirely
run meH c1urS-eachng them the wisdom and necessity If
preparing Tor that unknown hour "wercn the Son Of Man
cOmeth"
Wp-y-r-ruE4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08
MANAGERS OFFICE.

Besldcs 500, 400, 200, 200, 100, &c. &c
Tickets So, Halves so, Quarters 25
Connecticut State Lottery, No. 7.
Drawing will be received on Saturday. the 10th
Inns.-Cap'tals, SEQ OO0O, 1900 and of of 900.
&c &c.-Tickets s., halves . so, quarters %.
Rhode Island State Lottery, No. ,.
Draws OF the 18th June-CapItals: g coo, . 500.
1000, l,5Oo, 200, and . OF o0O.-Tickcts IA
halves =, quarters /.
Delaware, S. Carolina, g. Louisiana Lot
terry, Extra No. q
VIII be drawn on The l7th day OF June-Capitai
Prize 81 600 Tickets -, halves ?. quarters l.
IL Tickets for sale at thi. ofice-where was sold
and paid few weeks since, l. H. ~ the Grand
Capital of $50 o0o.-Address your orders
YATES g. MINTYRE
1eT Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08
Amount of Produce and Number Of Boats passed
dom thrnllnh tL,c I .,cl.

down through the Lower Locks.
JrHE 3-273 hhds Of tnIaecn, hid stems 80 kegs
factured tobacco 782 barrels If 1ou terce tobacco
Is barrels whiSkey tons Of bar 81 metal lou
OF hemp, box Of books 100 weight, 200 keg poles loads
plank, os of sand SO boats coal boats 1904 bushels Of
coal.
JrsE4205 hbds Of tobacco 1913 barrels o Gour 45 bushels
OF wheat 1872 bushels of shorts II bales Of hemp 500 feet
plank, 10 cords of bark sand 100 lbs Of bute 80
boats-6 coal boats 1859 bushels of coal
JuNE 571 hhds Of tobacco, ~ barrels Of Gour
ron 81 tons Of hemp, Of pig metal $500 slaves quo kg
poles Is hoats-14 coal boats, 32I0 bushels ofcoal
JuSR 623O hhd of tobacco, hid Of stems 1913 barrels Of
-four stee tobacco, ZOO weight 100 panks Is boats
boats, 1752 bushels OF coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08
E,on Me M. Y Journal Of Conmerce. Tn

From Tho ~. r. journal NJ Commerce, June 3.
FRoM WAsuINGroN 1t is stated 10 us by intclli-
gent gentlemen Of both Houses Of Congress- with
whom We have converted during thor stay IN this civ
that the signs of tho times ut Washington porcnd any
thing but peace and tranquility to present ruling
powers We are crodiby informed that the dissatls-
hction with the administration among the Western
members was loud and violent; and that of the ten
Jackson members who came to the federal city from
Ohio eight have returned with determination novor
20 be again found fighting in such ranks.
In relation TO the Indian bill, VIC have the best au
tbory for soyne thatthc bill would have been reject
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
LOST.

SUPPOSED TO have been mislaiu or stolon b.
~ tween this and Washington city, a box from 20
to Il inches In length and about IL in width The
box contains sundry lottery and Prize tickets all of
which wore cancelled. and cen be nf no Use to uuy
one bur the subscribers The snid box was sent hy
Mr. Foriers lue of stages, addressed to Messrs.
lates & Mcintyre, Washington city. care of Mr.
Sindey Porter, fredericksburg, the Sd of March
last IL was traced TO Fredericksburg. since which /.
mas not been heard OIL Any information that will lead
to lis discovery, will be thankfully received and ali
the expenses ;hnt NAV 10 incurred, in Delivering,
the SAID box TO hlessrs. Yates q McIntyre WASH
ington city, to Mr Sindey Porter. Fredericksburg.
or to fhe subscribers at Richmond will lie paid
YATES 81 MCINTYRE
IL. The Political Arena, Fredericksburg unl
Phcnlx Gazette, Alexandra, will please nsort this
four times, and forward their accounts to Yates
IL Mcintyre, Richmond mn 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08
R HfR
STAGES-STAGES.

TRAVELLERS respectfully informed, tha,
the Western Stages TO Lynchburg, VIII
leave Richmond every Monday, "Wednesday, and
I'd day, by r. NJ. aud ut Salem the Sd day. by p.
81 where the Valley Mail Lue to Huntsville, Nash
vile, &c, is connected. Returning, leave Salem
Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays, at o A NJ
and leave Lynchburg w, tuesdays, FRIDAYS, and
Monda s. at A. NJ. This arrangement will give
the passengers sufficient time for at night At
Fiukes on The Blue Ridge Mountain, this line is con
nected every trip by Caldwells line, which passes
FIncaste and the Sweet Springs, connecting Porter
& Beldins line. at the White Sulphur Springs which
runs TO Guiandotte, on the Ohio River. Fare from
Richmond to Guiandotte, $50 miles, S26 75--to Sa-
The way fare is also reduced on the Lynchburs line
For seats to the West, apply at the bar Of the
Union Hotel, Richmond. All baggage or property,
whether belonging TO passengers, by tho stare
al the risk Of the owners thereof
Juno l-law leic a. PATTERSON, Proprietor.
Richmond nd aake~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08
-T6BACCO.

pLANTERS are respectfully informed, that ell
n Tobacco consigned to us for the future shall be
received into the Ware House free of drayage from
the Basin or the Dock Freight, &C. paid whom re-
qucstcd. bv ". s, II. BURTON
apr l0-2aw1Gtc Inepoctors SeabrooEs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08
ITThis Ointment is prepared and sold by
WILLIAM w. GRAY,
Juno Cit Governor street, Richmond

FHNiE subscriber as just from Chemical Ware
house If George " Carpenter Philadelphia tho follow
ing articles, which, among many other chemical articles pTepa
gentlemen of that city
Saratoga Powders which water Fan be prepared equal
In all Respects to thar taken nom the springs
Compound Fluid EStract OF Sarsapala preparing in
fcw minutes the Lisbon diet drink.
Compound Syrup Of Lvcrwort, safe and valuable nedi
cine for coughs splitting of blood consumption aud com
eases are OF aiS nature composed generally o
and basans in alcoholic solutions which although sometimes
giving temporary relief almost every instance where they
freely used aggregate the disease aud reduce the strength
the patient; this preparation active a. ii be made
the fresh plant and tue virtues considerably improved hy
IONIC and exPectora medicines which have been selected
adjuranIs
Caled Kali, for making the saline dra1gi Of ncu,rai mix
tuc, dTaChm Of this salt dissolved ~ of
instantly produces mixture similar and equal in every respect
to that made with fresh lemon juice and salt OF
BlHck Oxide Of Mercury, for eXemporaneous making the
blue pill one fourth Of gain fully equal to three grams of
the pill
S5dhcd Copaiya This an active preparation Of tine bal
sam, and rendered solid without action heat or dmn
Isnng IT'S strength 10y the addition Of Inefficient articles
paiva made by cvaporatng hasam entirely inert
OIL Of Copaiva, dose to Drops is superior Naphrha
Tor preserving potassium
Oil THIS is a valuable addition 10 ba!sam copaivs.
10 To ~ drop, to az ounce Of baan will greatly increase
virtues Of that remedy IN Gonorrhca.
Extract Of Quniue; two grams of which equal Que Of
Quinne, aud At less than one-ihTd NJ the price.
oil Of Black Pepper This much active preparation
than T drop fully equal three grains of the l,.
ter II IS also valuable adjunct Quniue; or two dor
added to six grains will scay increase TIE powers Of me.
Superior Red Bark Md
Superior Calsaya Bark This Is the best species Of yellow
bark, aud derives from the province which II is col
lcccd is the bark winch yields Qunnc greater proportion
than any other Species Is neatly put up cd cylindrical
packages Of youud aud
Besides tho above articles hand, any ofthe following
articles can I've had ~ short notice % desired, viz
ncuaTcotzed Opium
peuacotizcd Acjuous Tmc,urc Of Opium.
Compound Tonic Exiract.
Extract Of Stranouiuu.
Acetate, sulpbatc aud pure Norrh
Nitrate and Oxide ~ Gold.
IiVofiuc Enetiuc Supulnc
liephuc, Cmchouuc, styohue and Ncraumc
iuucg HjGH McNENlARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08

IOpN
TIE sdrct-ThoTc HAS been animation in the Cotton
Market for day gooi business is doing
Western Flour has risen % per Dbl within the last hrco
days The price ST. a. and brands are
held AZ $50 cargo OF very prime yellow Corn. from Cher
rysione, sold this ouping at IS cis-iJaur Com
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08

l5y The National Intelligcncor of Saturday states
that Mr.. Randolph has intimntcd wish that John
Randolph Clay, of Philadelphia. IA protegc of Mr..
R's) should DO appointed Secretary of Legation to
Russia und prcsumcs that Mr., Clay will receive tho
appointment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08
90 THE LARGE SEA TURTLE

w HIGH has been exhibited Mt the Union COTE,
an Hovse Tor some days, was killed yesterday and
steak, fficu ssee. &c ." So"p'
An who have seen this Turtle concur in pro-
nounc,ng 1t the largest and finest that ever was
10 TINS ciy-and The subscriber feels conf
dent that all who partnke Oft will have 10 add that
the cooking was not inferior TO it's merit His cus
toners. snd the public generally are invited 20 call
III and Judge for themselves
- Families supplied as usual
june 8--It+ John EARJrv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08
ChickahOminY Land Tor Sale.

~ IN'''a'IIII4tJ IFlIINN IVI lJuENs
n WISH TO sell my Farm IN the county OF Hcnrco
4 called Woodstock containing by survey, 500
ncrcs--'t Is situated or tho road, leading from
Richmond to the Piping-Treo, and about five miles
from Richmond and immediately The waters OF
the Chlckahumny--abo onc.thrd Of il is meadow
and OF TIC best quality, the rest Of the land very
tmcky tmbcTcd. Application may bc made To me
on the premises, aud tho land viii be shown TO any
person disposed To purchase, by Mr.. Vaughan the
oycEsccf, or myself JOSEPH SELUEN
Ava 100 Law Ct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08

Dealers in EarthonwaTo and Looking Glass g, arc
referred to tho advertisement Of Thos J. BO -ow &
Co. Of New York, in 90 days Wing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08
WILLIAM w. GRAY'S
5UDKzNs' DIN rMEMT.

SAocA;oe Hiu, Richmond,
sm Of .udy, 1880.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-08

NEW YORK, June S--CrJ, rbr Chesterfield
BoustoU, Richmond
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-29
COMMUNICATIONS
F'os. Hte .arhdasas .adeocufe. To WILLIAM r. WO0DRIlFF.
 CTI A IsI,EsEs III.

Who dare think one thing and another tell, Ny heart dctests him as tho gates of hell.
 Pope.
 The man who considers himself as con stituted tho ultimate judge Of disputable characters, ought to summons all his forti- tude to the support of his integrity, and resolve 10 discharge an otTee of such dig nity with the most vigiaant caution and scrapaloas justice. Ie, deliver examples to posierity, and to regulate the opinions of future times, IS no slight Or trivial un- dertaking nor IS 1t easy to commit more atrocious treason against the great repnb- lie of humanity, than by falsiiyipg its rc- cords and misguiding its decrees.
 in my first Chapter l set forth your of fence: in the second, I adduced evidence of your own recording, to prove satisfac- torily 10 every man. who Is not biased by party zeal, that you have not redeemed your public pledge, in proving theehargcs which ;oS made assa.nst. nsehcrs Cri;tttcas den's official acts; and to =your own phraseology. you say, < and if made with- sf..4; ;,sstifiable grounds. wonld. ss,hiect the
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-29

The Salem ydiurdcr.-I'here has per haps never been criminal case in this country which has more widely excited interest, than the murder of AIr. White of Salem. The circumstances of the murder we published at the time of it's occurrence. The train of deyelope- ment by which it's perpetrators have been detected, owing to it's prolixity, and the distance at which fl tfanspircd, we have omitted to detail. One of the muraerers J. r. Knapp, after a trial before two j;irics has finally been een- vieted, and will, undoubtedly suffer the penalty of death. The first jury was unable 10 agree, and was kept together ten days. Mr. Webster was employed as assistant 10 the prosecuting attorney, and is said to have fully excrtedhis great abilities.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-29

3ersssis IT. os .s;,. ito f 6 st. 2 t mony, as best suits tsscil own policy or their understanding with their allies.
 ror tiie fast ;;vi, in,Dtrrd vass sssis important portion ot Africa has never been in similar situation with respect 10 any Christian Power. It has indeed been often conquered, but was neser before occupied by tie sis.toIs. lie successful attack has always hitherto been made by naval force, aid the conquerors, satisfied with the vindica- ton of their insulted honor, with q con fession of defeat, and stipulations of redress CT indemnity, have left the bar barians in possession of their old means ol annoyanee-their power of intelfdP-s ting the commerce of the Mcditerrane- all, and aiiording multiplied repetltlons oi tlseif PaHic faith.
 'lbe following are extracts from pri- yttte lctters:-
 s.The equalization appeared at first, to #sofae of our officers, rather too iayor- able towards the Dey aud his people; but 1t has since been understood that the Mole, the Casanba, and aLl the principal buildings of the city, were mined, and that if the bey and lis Turks had been driven to desperation, they had resolved to leave nothing but q town ill ruins, and to ehdeaVoF to cut their way through e7apaasse, in the hope of reaching the interior of the coun- try, and forcing their way through some part of odr line by the suddenness of their assaults.
 On the other hand, our army was sui fcring unheard of fatigues; from the 27th dune to the 4th of July, it had been necessarily engaged in Il series of bloody actions. in the course of which il had met with considerable loss. The communication had been repeatedly in- tercepted by the Redouins. It requir- cd two battaiions to escort the ammuni- ton from Sidi Ferruch 10 the camp be- fore Algicrs. and company to escort the Aids de Camp from one division to another. These unfayoTatie circum- stances procured the DDeY some ;iddvFsaiss::- tagcs he vould not otherwise hayc ob- talined in the eaPitalation which has been granted to him. The artillery has been wonderfully well served. Our feet, in eannonading Algiers for three whole days, has rivaIied the recoifcc- tien of tho English fleet under Lord Exmouta. $
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-29

Tlle recovery of the sf lest in3ia trade (which was lost bs the naismanagement of Mir. Adams and AIr. Clay inscnding the superannuated Rufus King, to Lon don without instruetions.) marks the en- ergy of the man now at the head of government. h the course of single year, he has adjusted our difficulties with Colombia and Denmark, secured the rights of our citizens-and has opened the ports of the West Indies to the prodacts of the valley of the Missis- sippi, and the enterprise of cur citizens. The acquisition is also of immense i'm poftanee to our shipping interest. ISy the treaty with Denmark, six hun dred thousand dollars are obtained as indemnity to our citizens. From the tone of the French papers, there is lit- tie doubt but that our old claim for spo- liations will be admitted by the govern ment of France.
 We have received from fliend at Washington the following important h. telligence.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
 Our negotiations at London, have been successful. The West India Ports will be opened to our vessels ;ltte: the lst of Janury next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-26

Tho proceed, o. sAir held "a MdIieiosn.
Conn In aid Of Ihs colon izstion Society amour.
ted 10 500,
4 M,lliner 10 one of,hs principal towns OF
Maine. having latc, advertised unn Ease OF
elegant Ia ghorns ~ mistake wrote srirasagnni
Ieghorn honnrt, and. strange To tell. shs had
disposed OF them all. Que Al a time, before dark
OF the same day suppose SOME OF our Lynch
burg ndllners try the ehcc, OF The same mis.
takr) -
wm. Matthews. Of wheeling. Va. has issued
Proposals 20 publish. by subscription. new
work, GOO pp. svol 10 be enlilsd. 3" The
Rlse, Progrt" and DogntaR o. 3rW,oerdey'-
price 10 cts.
The Savannah Georgian SAYS. III. ,tao, Of
country on the confirms ufihs Cherokee ma
ton. and the most stsrle OF the lands coded To
Georgia bv thu last contract With thu Creek
Indians, Is likely to prove highly productive IN
tbe new staple of that State Geld "A letter
from Carroll county tthe gold r'rion) TO
andholder IA savannah stuffed that gold mines
have been found IN several districts oi that
county, supposed 10 he the richest over dkoov-
cred ~ the United States. The lands have
consequently greatly appreciated in price.
Some lois have been sold for 5000 and 9th
ers for $50 600.
In washing JewerY. or any thne ornamen,
tad with gold,t ga greht ,mprovemeetto pour
n fe" drops OF sat rotaiite iuio the suds, pre-.
paratnry TO that purpose.
The following is from the N,agn n. y
Courier. As Nj, Cfandall was standing N thu
steel. few yards from our office do1f,a swarm
Offices III ON his hat. covering IL completely.
At the moment OF our nIiiing this, he Is o. his
way home with his strange heHd.geat. Il
would puzzle the lad,es, We guess, 10 follow
Hts fushion."
HE author of Paul Clifford mentions in
note that thu pnriess l.. h.. l.. (Mns Landoul
Is composing novel lur the press, the success.
OF which he confidently predicts.
The Traveller. Madden. has published a
romance entitled The MHsutImnu aud the
traveller. Mhciarlane "A tale Of CouHannnopIe.
called The 1rmeninuS.