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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27
THE WESTERN ELECTIONS.

Three Kentucky Clay Prints received by the last E.
venng' mail are full Of the Elections. They go into
elaborate details, and claim the majority. But have
no doubt the following article from the last u. Tee.
graph presents the true view upon that question.-As
to the calculations of the Atskapas Gazette upon Lou
i-ihns, we know not what to say:
eve give to-day extracts from the Attakapas Ga
zette and the Louisville Advertiser, which show tina,
the elections in Louisiana and Kentucky offer no proofs
Of an increase OF popularity for Mr. Clay. The cleo
ton of Senator friendly to the present administration
from Louisiana, may be considered certain. The cleo
ton Of Senator of the political character from
Kentucky depends upon fulhiment Of the "pledges"
given to the people at the polls; which man who
values his own reputation dare violate in that State
The elections in Missouri have turned another pon'
the amendments TO the State Constitution. Barion's
recollection is matter Of doubt. In Illinois there
was opposton: both candidates for Cover.
nor ran on General Jacksons popularity. K-nney
was SUPPORTED by the Clay Paper, and Reynolds, an
original Jackson is elected is supposed, by 600
votes In Indiana we have doubt that Mr. Hem
bricks will be Reelected, in despite Of the denuncia-
ton OF Charles Hammond, anil the thrtyix spectres
Of the National Journal. Yet such ia the tact of Mr.
Clay. in communicating fslse hopes his partissns
that we have no doubt he will he the candidate Of
the opposition For this toe have Iabored We prefer
him OF all others"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

HID AiNE'S TAVERN FOR SALE-Wui he sold;
n a. on the premises TO the highest bidder Thurs
day the 3Oth dav OF September xt, that well known
stand, RAINE'S TAVERN, with the Land attached
to the ZANE, containing by survey 4e0 acres, situated
in the county Of Cumberlauh at the junction ct the
main Northern, S,uthern, Eastern and Western age
Roads, and nearly equi-dslant from Richmond and
Lynehhurg The many Other advantages connected
with this stand, are believed TO be go ell known as TO
render further description Of IL unnecessary.-S
u TO say, That II IL inferior 10 in Vi-gna.-The
above property will be sold a liberal credit, (say
from one to five years,) the putchss purchasers
2iving bonds, with approved security, nnd a Deed Of
Trust on the same 70 secure the payment
will be given the hrsi day of January next with the
liberty ct deemed expedient) Of seeding a crop Of
wheat Il is Fail.
AT the same lime and place, will be of red for sale
one other TRACT OF LAND, adjoining the above
place, containing by estimation hundred aud eighty
acres, with new and first rate improvements situate
within goo yards Of the Tavern, and so constructed az
to suit the convenience of proi1 s.ona ANY per-
son wishing 10 view the Land and improy ns will
make application to Mr. p ter Foster, residing at the
Tavern-Tnis Land, with the improv n,s III ALEC
be sold on the same terms as the above Tavern
At the same time and place, and the same terms
VIII be offered one other TRACT OF Ian ID, lying
within one mile OF said Tavern, aiming 400 acres,
inferior In point OF soil in the surrounding neigh
boihocd ANY person wishing TO view the pre- misses.
will apply above.
And a the Tine and plsre and on the same
erms, will tie OIL. red for sale MILL SEAT, on Green
Creek, on which is erected good Mil House, with
two pair Of Mill Stones pair which is frat rate
into operation, the DAM which broken by the
Las, Springs rain This property lies also within two
miles oil said Tavern. JOHN RAfNE.
Aug. 81 32-wtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

we should with pleasure publish tho Marriage which
ms eeen sent 10 us had within ucBut the
municaion is anonymous
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

NOTCE. Ali person- having claims against the es.
u tate Of VIM. F. Micou, deed will please presen,
than as soon possible, properly authenticated. for
Paymsnt. All parsons indebted 10 the estate will he
sxpesed 70 MAKE immediate payment. The books and
papers viii he kont for this week at the edence Of
the late VIM. r. Mi on, and afterwards the counting
room Of Nc. Thos Brockenbrougb.
N nv absence, Mr. Thot w. Mcou, will be duly
ApihoFzsdlo settle all relihg 70 ne eytfe
JOHN MfCOU EVoroi
WA. MICOU, d@c'd
August 81. 32-wsy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

CovRrrsY!-A Al the late Annual Visitation Of the
Public School. OF Boston, dinner was given, as is
ally the case at Fanueii Hsil-wbich was attended BY
lisnsrished Strangers, Officers of the s. and State
Governments, Cuizens, SC. &c.-The toast 10 ih,
President Of the u. was in rery bad faste-but
the two following Volun'ee's " in bear inspection:
BY Mr. Cowpe Of Virginia The States OF Massachuses
Vtgina the other
\ fed.
by the Mayor The State Of vigihis elder s,cr-,he
mother Of Wabpe,on of Jefferson, OF Henry OF Nador and
other worthless felt each other
days OF sheioo DO intercepted in the days of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

AH RS PORTER informs all who are interested in
IVE The progress OF her esahishIne n that she will
reopen her School at Alexandria on the Is h of S.p.
tenber and that. encourag ed bevond her
by the patronage Of the past year she has bYen induced
TO take house which will afford more accommodations
Tor the pupils, AMI greatly promote their comfort In
addiio 10 the teachers are adv she has nh
aimed the cooperation Of the tale ns and requirements
Of IsiY, we'll known and highly appreciated in that
commu' lIy--aud, al'o engaged the services Of Mr..
Charles Roux, distinguished French teacher, whose
qualhcatons were highly estimated at Yale College!
where ne anght some years since and from the Pre-
sldeDt oil that Institution has the highest recemmends-
tons az scholar and gentleman, as well a. the most
hatteiing testimonials from the CITY of New York
Ffedsriekton. Md, ard Winchester, Va. Mr. HeroieD,
the artist who painted the Landing of Lafayette in
America, IL engaged TO teach Drawing and Paintng in
obs water colours, &c.--Added TO these acdustons
Mrs Porter intends to procure complete LyceurE sp.
paraus Tor daily use, in Illustrating by expermen is.
tho iostructous given in Philosophy. Chemistry and
Astronomy. And in order to introduce the most an
proved modes OF instruction, she constantly receives
the best periodicals the su'jsct Of education. pub.
ished IN this country and in Europe.
TERMs-Board, 800 per suOum; SIS quarterly in
Tuition according to the elias, in which The pupil
ranks s.. SIS 10 10 per term
French and Spanish, each s. do.
Music on Harp, Pilno & Guitar 1s do.
Dancing IL do
Draw ing, Landscape, Flower
Miniature sod velvet Painting do.
Lectures on Philosophy, Chemistry aud Astronomy,
Each yung lady must be provided with bed, bed.
ding towels, table and teaspoon, and liver umbler
Refer TO Rev Keith Thompson ~. Mason
Rev. WIN. Jackson Bernard Hooe
Rev. J. McGuire A. C. Cayzsnone & Co.
r. & c. ThOnpsOn VIM SowIe & Co
John Roberts james l.. McKenns
George Brent, Alex nIria
John a. Washington, Mouni Vernon
Henry Turner, WheatI,nd Jrfsrson co. Va.
Temple Mason, Temple Hsl, LoudOn co. do
J. Gay and Harding Leesburg do
Cuthbert Powell do. do,
G1ics add sgs,on. Washington, ID. c.
Cot Bumiofd do. do
Commodore Rodgers do do
Alexandria, corner If Duke and Wasbingfon strs.
August ~ 83-3,
NOTICE.-PeTsons indebted TO the firm OF KYLE A
v Cochran, requested to come forward and setls
herr acrOuDs.
They DESTROYS Of closing their business az eayx
possible, and 1t hoped this notice will meet the in,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27
THE GRAND sEIGNIOR.

letter from Row. H. G. o. Dwight missionary Of tho Amor-
lean Board dated Cora Constannopl April 30 $780, publish
ediin the Utica American Citizen, from which quote
following paragraph;
as Friday had fine view Of the Grand Seignor himself
he was going to and from tho Five Thousand
tho OCCASION and each side his
limo OF soldiers with muskcts and bayon fixed. Before him,
sevon beautiful Arabian led, highly capnsonel
and each guarded by soldiers with drawn e
hoseac The breast Of his coat thcy wrought with jew
els and god and his which Of beautiful rod,
with diamonds aud from the gold asscl hung
side; lie black clonk dress
that We could bnt little oft His saddle and brdlo
were very heavy, add all ofgod o has very solid and ne-
gent countenanco aud piercing We
ne gazed sometime he passed Io has certainly
plishcd wonders by way Of REFORM during reign FAR and
have doubt he IL tho n
Would that he good he groo II
her tho quantity blood he the oshei
ding among his SUBJECTS nothing his cueos
Greeks II by his oder thousand
been bebeaded includes
sarios, thirty thousand Of day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27
ELECTIONS,

The Opposition Prints are deceiving their readers
about the results OF the Western Elections For in
stances
KENTUCKY. During the last Session, Mr.. Clay's
friends had a majority Of fcenty-And from the Signs
in the Maysville District, they counted great ac
cesson TO their strength in that quarter But IL turn.
out, 'hs, in every county through which the Road
would pass, It q. Mr.. Clay, not Gen. Jackson who ha,
lost ground.-.fgainin the Senate there is at less,
tie between the two parties; and the Jackson Lieut..
Governor will. of course, give the casting vote.
In the House Of Representatives, the balance will
prob bly, DO trimmed by few Clay men, who rep.
resent jackson countless aud who said to b. under
pledges 10 vote the wishes OF their people, the cleo
ton of the u. s.. Senator Sc There be doubt,
that such party questions they in opposition 10
the wishes OF their constituents For instance in
Washington couny-which gave in 1928, 1886 vote.
for Jackson and 4s9 for Adams-and so too with re
spsct TO two three othor counties. In no ate Il.
the principle OF obeying the instructions of the Con.
sttuents strictly observed than it is in Kentucky
Hiinos-The National Journal would have us be-
eve from paragraph in the N. " Evening Post that
candidates for the Governors Chair avowed Jack
and it is not true that Judge Kinney is elect
ed The Edwardsve Crisis of the 7th Estates that the
present poll for Reynolds gives him "maority of 1000
TO $500, and the counties yet to be heard from, will
probably swell it 5000. Now, have had before
eiectioneering letter from Mr. Reynolds declaring
himself in the most emphatic terms supporter OF jack
sons Administered ton
.Missomi-Ihe election in this State has turned upon
two questions; the recollection of Mr. Barton to the Sc
nate oil the u and the amendments OF her State Con-
stituton. The friends Of Barton generally opposed
TO Convention and the friends OF Benton are friendly
to it, The consequence lie, that in several Of the
counties most friendly to the Administration, the friends
OF Barton have been elected. Yet the u. S. Trle-
graph, allowing for this great drawback, still insists
upon H. that the Southern counties, where the Jack
son cause very strong DO their duty, the day will go
against Barton.
The ST. Louis Beacon of the 4th, after enumeratng
several counties, which went sin favor of the Amend
ments and in opposition to AIr. Barton adds that In
none of the counties above is the least hope entertained
Tor Mr.: Barton-and in one only is any danger appre-
hended in relation TO the amendments If the rest of
the State perform reciprocal part with BOons Lick,
arlsocracy in all its shapes will have met its just de-
serts The ST. Louis Republican of the 10th, after
publishing all the returns it has received, adds
part that there is longer doubt of the rejection
the Constitutional amendments; and the reelection of
Mr.. Barton the United States Senate is as certain
as any event can be-"
or the sentiments of Ohio, have received such
assurances that we entertain no doubt about her at
tachment TO tie of Jackson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

NOTICE.-Persons indebted TO the firm OF KYLE A.
Cochran, are requested TO forward AID settle
their acrouD's
They are DESTROYS Of closing their business az early
possible and 1t s hoped this notice will meet the I'M,
mediate attention OF those concerned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

UJAs have given my name 10 the itors With in
sifuctoD to give II 10 any who may enquire,
hould hank ga Ciizsn OF Virginia" TO pui sue the
same Independent, course.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

., - - - commissioners
F'ihce Edward H., August 81. 80 w,d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-27

IN CHANCERY.- AT rule. taken 10 the clerks Of
H. ice OF Prince Ed county court, the End day Of
August, 1890
Jacob Taylor, P.tF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12

TEkMS.-SUHscRIrrIoS TO the DAiLv RIc,NoNp Wins 81
year, and for shorter period, the So Year pay
able la advance. ~
ApvEkTHING For square Of 10 lines less one in
serton rs cents; Sl three insertions 81 IL aud
every succeeding insertion 33l cents.
Thrice week, week 81 2 every succeedng week
Twice week, first insertion cents; every succeeding in
tcron so
Once a week,
peTion so
All advertisements are also inserted in the
Nma.
ransent advertisers must pay in advance
nc NUMBER oi insertions must be noted the u.s. they
corlingly.
annual Advertisers charged so dollars for squares
end IN that proportion for advertisements of greater lclgh
except Aoneers and Lottery Dealers who charged
w The CONSTITUTIONAL. WING IL published twice
week. Iuesdays and Fridays) FIVE dollars per annu
payable IN advance.
For Adrertising-75 cents square, less for the first in
sertion, and so cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

Direct from PhiiadeLphta.
III. BLAMIRE begs leave to inform his friends
- and the public, that he has Just received in adj
ditlon, by the schr. Richmond. from PHILADELPHIA.
well selected assortment of GARDEN SEEDS
which with some confidence, hc recommends
Among them are
Peas, early Charlton and early Washington, (six
wceks)
Do large dwarf marrowfat
Leans, early do snap, (without strings
Do yellow snap, best
Do large Linn or butter
Beets, early turnip rooted, red
Do long blood
Cabbages fine Early YOri;
Do do late do
DO green curled savoy
Do yellow do do
Do lat Dutch
Do early battersea
10 large late drumhead
Cauiii'ower, early and late
Broccoli, white cape
Do purple do
Carrot, early horn and long orange
Celery, white, solid and red
Parsnip, large Dutch
Do Lima
spinnage; New Zealand Zone plant covers four
Raddlsh, early scarlet, short top
Do red turnp or cherry
-, Do early yellow, round and salmon
a.. Turnip, Hanover
Do white fiat and fiat Dutch
Egg plant, purple, early
Ruta-baga, yellow
Lettuce, ice coss and brown Dutch
Cucumber, early fraim
Do long green Turkey, (i6r pickiug)
SqHasies, carly patty pan These the best
Melon, true eantclopc and pine apple - 'N''-'
Cross, curled, parsley curlcI
Do nastuTtum
Canary seed
Do Lucern. mar II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12
Books and Stationery.
Cheaper than usual.

TNlIE subscriber feels disposed to admit that the
II pressure IN the money market is such, as to de-
nand reduced prices. He therefore intends, this
day to reduce the price of his goods thereby making
practical test of the advantage the public will de-
rive from such course, trusting that it will be duly
,eciprocated During his career i'm business il has
ueeh MS constant desire to give entire satisfaction
his customers-he assures them and the public gen
orally, that he will cndeavor by his unremted at
ehon TO their interest," IN the selection Of the very
pest articles In his line, and the disposal of them
low prices, TO merit continuance of their favor.
lie lso assures the public that he will never give
any article III his store recommendation beyond its
Intrinsic worth.
He offers Tor sale general assortment Of Inv
Medical, Theological and Miscellaneous Books: La
TIN, Greek, French, Spanish, and English School
BOOKS, a well selected assortment of Stationery;
also large stock OF ledgers journals day. letter IN
voice, bill, record, and Sheriffs' Books.
Gentlemen who wish to complete Libraries of Law,
Medical, or Miscellaneous Works, can have them
furnished by the subscriber, at the low price of
per cent above cost and that cost Willie the lowest
wholesale cash price, at which they be procured
in the Nor hern cities
Orders for England and France executed in the
shortest possible time.
The subscriber begs leave to call the attention of
the merchants to his assortment of writing paper,
puls, desk penknives, and stationery genera lly he
beng well assured that they very superior and
unusually cheap.
planness, executed at his usual low prices, with
talthtuness and despatch. Il. ID. SANXAY
ap 14-ts
NJ W BOOKS, published by American Sunday
School Union, for sale by COLLINS & Co.
Helen and her Cousin
Family Conversations on the Evidences OF Rcycla-
ton
Memoir of Barbara Ewing
Youthful Memoirs, compiled by the Rev, W. Canes
Wilson
Sketches from the Bible
FIresde Conversations some of the principal
Doctrines of the Bible
History of the Sandwich Islands, with an account of
the American Mission established there
Hymns IN Prose, for the use children
Life of Philip aeancthon
History of George Hicks
The Apprentices Dialogues
Memoir Of Susan b. Marble
History of Edwin Judd
The Teachers Parting Gif to a Sunday School Boy
Scenes in Childhood
Nursery Lessons
Life of Col james Gardiner
Hints to Mothers aud Infant School Teachers
The Fall of Babylon, or the History Of the Empire
of Assyria
Ortons Life of Philip Doddrdge, d. D..
GIpm's Monument of Parental Affection
Female Biography, containing Sketches Of twelve
American Women
Rallies Memoirs of the Kew. Thomas Spencer
Infants progress, by Mrs. Sherwood
Devout Exercises of the Heart, by Mrs. Rowe
ALIENS Alarm, the Unconverted
The Young Freethinker Reclaimed. by Rev. l.. W.
Baldwin
y Fathers Letters to his Son
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12

The Subscribers offer for Sale,
q - Hhds and 80 bbls West India and New Or
OO leans sugar
81 boxes and 10 bbs loaf sugar
% hhds molasscs
$50 bags coffee, various qualities
hhds and 80 barrels whIskey
Wines of various kinds, vinegar
% tons bar iron, Swedcs English g. American
j. tons castings
Steel, German, cast and biistcrcd
Cut nails and brad5
Novascota grindstonCs
1000 sacks Liverpool salt
5000 bushels Lisbon DO
80 tiorces rice
COO do Thomaston lime
$50 Spanish hides
Soal and upper leather
Tanners and linsecd oil, tar
Spices, pepper. ginger pimonto and cassia
Alum, coppcras, birthstone
Saltpetrc, madden, indigo
Caow and sperm candles
Brown and shaving soap
Letter, writing aud wrapping paper
Almonds and raisins
Window glass, various dimensions
Tumbers, dccuntcrs, wines
Patent shot, gunpowdor
imperial, gunpowder and black teas
Mackerel, No. 2 and 3, cheese
Domestic Goods viz. shCctings, sAir,ings,
brOadcloths etc. etc.
Cotton and wool cards,
Cotton bagging, bale rope
Sewing, seine and wrapping twiuc,
Shoe thread &C &c
fcb 10 l.. NEBB & co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12
TO THE LADIES
FASHIONABLE FANCY DRY GOODS.

FASHlONABl.E FANCY DRY GOODS.
RlCH worked book and mall dresses, of Partisan
IL manufacture
Superb worked lace pelerincs 'Fiorellas,' collars
and capes
Rich embroidered Paris cupes, pclcrines and collars
Elcgani gauZe scarfs
Needle worked muslin bands and INSERTING TRIMMINGS
Green worsted barrege, for wells
Best black Italian ustrngs, from Matteoni's factory
Fancy rcticues and bead purses
New style bonnet ribands
Oriental 'Taleyrand' and sDecoupe' belt ribnnds
Lace caps and crazy James
With many desirable goods, all received per Rich
mond Packet, and of the latest importations from
france ana England, now opening and exhibiting at
X. III. JENKINS
Irish Linen & Fancy Dry Good Store, Main st.
COTTON OZNABURGS, &c.
a Bales heavy and wide cotton oznnburrs
Il " do brown sheetings
do beached do
cnses do do superior
case patent thread
do plads aud checks
bales Scotch -oznaburgs
Receiving, for sale.
ma 5-3t OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
MOORE'S LIFE OF BYRON, is for sale at
lVA the Bookstore of
ma r. ID. SANXAY
Library of Entertaining knowledge.
yyNIlE Sd No ofthe above work is received, and
IL the price reduced to 40 cts.
ma r. D sANXAY.
RAISINS.
n - n Half boxes bunch Raisius
LOU 100 quarter do. bloom do.-Landing for sale Inv
ma 5-3t OTIS, DUNLOP q Co.
~ REEN COFFEE.-IO5 bags prime I.aquira
~ Coffee, receiving, and for sale by
ma 5-3t DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 Co
ROMAN CATHOLIC BOOKS.
TArHOLIC Manual J
~ Picus Guide e.
R: sSs9, S Go%g%asan' Prayer Books
ALSO,
Received another, but small supply, of Floras
Dictionary. J. ii. NASH
>
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12

- ASH CORDS-A small consignment of Ssh
- cords, for sale
ap2l JAS. WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12

VlRGINIA.-At rules holden in the clerks Office Of
~. I ! superior court of chancery for the Yilsps
burg district, the Sd day of May 1880: stenben n
PuLler and Mary his wife, pitts against william n
Iay'dT IN ms own light and administrator with m.
WI, %.i annexed OF Edmund Taylor, senr John p. Tay
ne defendant Jno. P. Taylor not having entered
appearance and given security according 10 the act
W Asseoy ana the rules of this court, and it appe5r
lan' OF ths c0unty; IS ordered that the said defenJ
ant DO appear here on the first day of the next term
mo answer the BAL OF the plaintiff; and that COPY OF
this order be forthwith inserted in some nss ~ VI
Puoshed IN the city Of Richmond for two months sue
cessNey and posted at the front door Of the forn,
capitol, in the city of WILLIAMSBURG '''""7l
- copy. Tes'e, Ed C;uRISTIAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12

By the Fairfield and Exit,
w have received large supplies of BOOKS,
w IAPER, &c. COLLINS & co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-12

Vine and Porter Bottles. -
a Gross of quart wine bottles
Il ~ II do do porter do
II do pint do do
do do wine do
Just received direct from the glass works in Bos,e1
80 JAS. WINSTON.