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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-14

Gauze and Meriuo Manned.
FINE and super tine paten, gauze, aud merino
Il fannels. just received by II NELSON.
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Just Received from France.

just hccelVed from France,
IL bGNAULDS Poctoral Balsamic Paste pI,o
IL beneficial effects of this Paste, known n lonU
time before 1t was made public, and its subseonen,
srccess have procured it the favorable reception Wit
0ncc ~ "PP'"i-
IL Is highly beneficial to persons afflicted with
ealorrbs colds, consumptons and all diseases of Tho
lungs vi ''o
In asthma either in old or youna poticn,s ,bi,
preparation employed in rather large doses. especoI
at ngh,, when going to bed las frequently Of.
'ec'ed complete cure, and constantly nrocprcJ
easy. ""ua"' ahu
=, In coughs which accompany and follow measles. In
sirabc effect. - WIG '''S' uo-
u Is also useful to persons who arc obliged to speak
professionally in public. P''"
hiany OF the public journals, and some Of the mos.
eminent physicians IN Paris, have given ReunanId,s
rasle most hattering accommodating constan,
VIII Se kept by the subscriber at his Book and
ma xo II. ID SANXAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-14
Great Sale of law Books.

q the second THuRsDAr Of September next, viii
~ be- sold by auction, the Law Stock of . Book
sellers consisting OF about 7hs~y Tnersand Yoi,rnes
embracing the latest editions OF nearly oil books 10
general use, and great number Of the old Reoort-
crs, and other scarce works.
Al the same timo will be- sold, lsrao nuu,her crf
Important Miscellaneous works.
The Catalogue will be ready by tho 3rst of Juno.
ANY gentleman desiring it forwarded to him, win
please apply (post paid( to he subscriber, =
Philadelphia, May. 1880 ma is-wsn
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HUGH G. McNEMARA
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or CHUTIOyN--None are genuine whhou, IN, ,o,to,,.
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and Drug Store. Richmond nov a-eowIs,
tyOOh NOTICE.-1bose persons who are I'M waeI al
- Greek Latin, French, and English School Books are
informed tina, they can be had at low prices INDEED
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-14

Bell on the Teeth.
'b Anatomy, Physiology, and Diseases Of the Teot-By
II Thomas Bell, r. r. s, r. L. S. r. @ s. member of M,
no!ai College OF Surgeons, in London, &c. &c
sinai, supply just receivedby COLLINS g. Co.
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TO LOVERS OF HORSES

nt fAhkiERY, recently published by Jno Grier.
ms book IS no puff but from the information Tho adj
can get from persons the CITY, who arc
We warranted ~ saying that 10 decidedly the has,
esse on me subject to be fond print and profcsses IN
eDiaee nothing IN It's table Of but what - ,,a,sd ~
In a mastery style. ~ ""oa'eu o'
wouId oe supesueus to say that those who Justly appre
cae na noble and useful animal the Horse will find ,hs
most desirable little volume e' '' '''' '"''
Price as eents.-For sale. M Ie,,xv q, v.eu
ralg ~ ''-' '' nItoH' n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-14

NiRGiNlA-At rules. holden in the clerks office OF
the superior court of chsncery for the Richmond
district the 5' day Of April, 1885, John X. wier and
tile firm of John 4. wier < Co. against James LIoyd
snd Thomas Lloyd merchants and trading un.
der the firm OF James and Thomas. Lloyd. and SIyer
Myers, dfia
The defendants James and Thomas LLOYD, not bav
Dg entered their appearance and given security
according to the act Of Assembly and the rules Of this
court and appearing, by satisfactory evidence, that
they are not inhabitants Of this counry it is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here the 10th
OF The next June term, and the bill! of the plain
ts; ana that copy of this order forthwith insert.
ed IN some newspaper published in the city of Rich.
uond for two months successfully and posted at the
front door OF the Capitol, in the said city.
- copy. Teste, VIZ. g. PBsDLETos, c. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-14

NlRGiNiA:-At court of appeals, held at the cap,.
toll, IN the city Of Richmond, on Saturday Peb.
tuary 27!b, 1850: William Bdmonds plaintiff az nnst
the Franklin Bank of Alexandra, defendant: the same
plaintiff, against the same, defendsnt-Upon writs of
snpersedeas tojudgments of the superior of law
OF Fairfax county.
The wrts OF scirefacias heretofore awarded to re.
we these SUITS in the name Of William Bell as admi
nstrator de bonis with the will annexed of the
plaintiff, not being returned executed; aud it appear
ing TO the satisfaction of the the defendants
motion Of the sad William Bell, by counsel il is
ordered, that the said defendants do appear here on
the hrst Monday in June next, show cause if any
tney can why the aaid suits shall not be, and stand
revived, in the name Of the said william Bell. as
administrators aforesaid, and proceeded in TO final
Judgments and that copy of this order be- forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in this city, and
continued tor two months successfully, and another
copy thereof posted at the front door ofhe capitol in
the said city. ' ~
20 copy. Tes,c J. AIIEN =,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-14

ROOh NOTiCE.-1bose persons who are In wanI al
- Greek Latin, French and English School Books are
informed that they be had very low prices
THEY esS, aithc Book {" Stationery Store Of
mer " y. sAwxsy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-14

II Newspaper for the Ladies.
'foPosss tor publishing in the City of Washington.
containing eight pages, devoted entirely to the afs
seminat,on of intelligence useful and in,er..,o a..
the Ladies'. to b, ept,,i.d $50 "'S'esSin8 to
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TO GARDENERS

oMn , encyclopedias Of Gardening. : very Asrs aad
Inc PRACTICAL American Gardener, exhibition tho limo f
ey KIM OF WORK In tho different kinds Of cnrdsus by an
In, american Gardener, by C,izsu OF Virginia
a
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Irish airs as dn I
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-14

e. PeFry's Patent Double Geered
WlNDLASS BEDSTEADS.
IbSHESE Badstcads possess oil the ADVANTAGES
Il that are derived from the use ofthc Windlass
together with that of sacking perfectly ierei firm
ana eiaetic winch Is found from experience to be the
lost natural and easy to rest upon:-tes,imonies in
ther favor have much increased the year past Those
who are about purchasing Bedsteads, would do well
10 call aud examine the above, at No 4Ol. Wash
ngtOh-street, entrance on FaYette Court Roston
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-05-06

ErtrGct cfa letter from Washington, ApTil l7.
 The intelligence that the nomination of the honorable Isaac Hill to the office of second comptroller has been rejected by the Senate, will have reached you before this letter. The incident is one of prominent interest here, and by nine-tcnths of all who speak of it, is held to be a triumph of virtue and principle over profigate political ambition. The com mon rumor is, that the little pamphlet, pub lshed by Mir. Hill to aid the electiOV of Gen. Jackson in 1928, and especially the libel it contained on Mrs. Adams, was the-at least the avOwed-cause of the rejection. This production, you will recollect, accused Mrs. Adams of sacrificing a vivtuous female do- mestic, while in St. Petersburgh. to the most unhallowed of all purposes. The story is too disgusting to be repeated, and one might al- most be ashamed of calling it to the remem- brance of a virtuous and generous minded community, on any other occasion than this, which records the punishment of the reckless offender. MT. Smith of South Carolina and l Mr. Livingston, it is said. spoke in terms ol the deepest indignation of the author of this defamatory anecdote--and urged the inpro- priety of rewarding by appointment to office those who would use such vile means, to fur. ther any cause, 6r the election of any man however desirable the end might be. Othel objections, it is said, too, were prepared a
 gainsr the proposed confirmation, but the St Petersburgh scandal was believed to be stuff
 cient, and the vote was taken before any oth
 CT had been stated.-Bost. Cour.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-05-06

who were lying on deck near eIe ladies' cab in. hesouglEt the hystanders, in the most nov ing terms, to throw them overheard, that an end might be put to their excrutiating misery. They soon died.
 A passenger who was standing in the for ward cabin, had the presence of mindtO jump into birth, and wrap himself closely up in blanket, till the steam had passed away. He suffered nothing but from the intensity of the heat.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-05-06
NEW-YoRK. April 27.

L0test.-A letter was received in this city yesterday. by a mercantile house, dated in London On the 2d inst. It was received via St. Andrews. at which place the vessel bring ing it arrived on the l7th inst. in passage of fourteen days. The object of the letter is to communicate intelligence of the close of the negotiation between our minister and the British government respecting the colonial trade--the latter having signified to Mir. M'- Lane that his arguments were sufficient to render the re-opening of that trade expedi- ent.--G0z.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-05-06

The Rev MT. Brewer ssases that not long since the Fasha of Egypt received copy of the Bible from Missionary in Arabic. with whsich hs expressed hin- himsef highly grati6ed, saying shas Cor long time ne had been deSrOuS of psfsiHg sae Chrislians Ko-
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-05-06

The Albany Daily Advertiser relates the
 following circumstances connected with the recent explosion on board the Chief Justice
 Marshall.
 James Cassidy was the son of widow Cassi- dy. ofths city. and his body has been brought here. He was about 16 years old. At the tune Of the explosion he was standing near the boiler, in conversation with young man named M'Quigan, cousin of his, also hand on board the boat. M'Quigan rushed aft, as- cended the stairs to the ladies' cabin. and es- caped unhurt. Another person immediately behind him fell at the foot of the stairs, and the vapOr Overtaking him he was badly scala ed. The unfortunate Cassidy leaped to window near the boiler, with the object of precipitating himself into the river, but the scalding water arrested his course.-He was most shockingly burnt in the face as we'll as the body, and there was DO doubt that had he llve0 he would have been forever blind. He was taken ashore at Newburgh, and he asked that ne might look at himself in a glass. He exclaimed-" My God is this James Cassi- oy It IS, and he must now prepare himself TOT death." He requested that clergyman mignt be sent for, to pray with him and wnen twas proposed to him to take lauda- nun to ease his pains, he refused. saying that ne feared that it would stupify him, and.he w.sned to retain all his faculties. to prepare nimseit tor the great and last change. He lv- eo ca aoout ive hours. during nearly all of which ss'ne ne was engaged in prayer and religious conversation. 83 '
 When Mr. M'Quigan returned below, he ! nesfu tns groans of person near the boiler, | an1 ou ieeiing tor him in the dark, be found | z nun nearly covered with water. and in the | ppost appalling distress. He with the assist 1 snce oI anothsr, itted him into the cabin i oot ne was unable to speak, having inhaled | eseat oeal of the burning sapor, and he died ] ssnortiy { alter. He was an Englishman, and | "'s name U supposed Co be Roe.
 Two ot the persons who were senlded, and \
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-05-06

Monday. April 2e.-.rhe impeachment oI Judge Peck, of Missouri, having been formal ly demanded by the House of Representa-. tives, committee, consisting cf Messrs Tazewell, Webster, and Bell was appointed to consider and report on the subject.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-23
1t is reported that Alexander Barring is about %
be raised 10 the penrrc.

NC 'SS'ea ~ eSie ieeISc. -Ss.gsx
The fliowrs from the Dcvonpolt Telegraph OF
Saturday, it. wr founded, n,caies reuch likely
10 have a. ann reception at Algicrs:--
"ictter recsived bytle Meteor paokc arrived hero
si'ecing Algss with which been hitherto unacquar-
ted l,appeors tst the Dey sanng every give
the French wan reception The Inr'resses have been
veyed by Europeen engineers employed W the Dcy, whose
suggestions he has cut willing and tho batteries the
observation 900 men, 600 of which
new organzalion disciplined the European ma,nc
pcss to act will, all the requisite ateef for sturdy contest
with nation for whom they entertain hereditary dislike; and
boned Rierues eonr, the Opportunity of irving their Da
ascus blades against their formidable enemies, aud point 10
Acre as proof OF what they do in breach against
tech ayoes In TACT, the enthusiasm Of the Mahoncaus
IS q; The highest pitch Inspiring sung in the streets
vested by the Fenc, all the should bcsent
interior having made provisions for years SIEGE
he wi defy the power Of France II that
capture OF Alsicrs will be asyna,ter though In
the french journals 'ha, dyisnn Of the Deys territory has
already been agreed upon between France and Egypt Little
O! no danger be dreaded from sea-
Mssssss ON ,s n IAN" s are Of formidable Tho
The French will find difficult keep regular comuni-
aud and sea and thew will mo-, he
able ~ procure supplies from the Interior
ped by The flying African crps which will of all sirag,
iaea in the low behind c city, where water is scarce,
~ to be had, and Tire heat oppressive"
uniours circulated the papers,
been exchanged between London and St, Peters,
@ th dispatches upon the subject of armed interview
such Boubons Blu, can hardly be nue.
MATTERS have not gone to that length get.
he Russan and assembled al Consan
tope on the 29 of December, translation of tho
ra respecting the navigation Of The BLACK Sea. The
TOM house officers are hereafter deprived Of the power of inter-
iering with Russian vessels which are 10 sail unnocsrd
at the discretion of the Russian Embassy, kind
sovereign power is thus entrusted The Courier
recommends that the Porte privileges TO the ships
OF all other nations the best of deprypg conques
or of his psepondcrance
London Corn Exchange, March 90.
The make, to-day appears to he we'll supplied with al. Kinds
OF grain bun Wheat maintains last Mondays prices Bailey
with but little dos alsobe quoted weeks prices
hut looking rather lower The plentiful supply Oats has kept
them ll as low week, with very brisk Other
kinds of Cram Flour remain with little or no variation
Wheat, Cos TO ;es
F!3ur COS; 10 Gas.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-23

Bishop Chase has so far recovered from his late ne
cident to be able proceed his journey to the
west. He left Cumberland on the 18th instant for
Ohio
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-23

u From report, the case of Amos Kendall was to
DC considered IN the Senate on Monday. Very vg-
orous exertions were being made to save him, and
OPINION tuctuated as to the result. There is gene
raj desire we think III these parts that Amos may be
allowed to return to Kentucky. He is however,
man of good talent, aud Mr.. Barry, Col. John
son, and others, who now and then address the pub
JIG, find him useful
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-20
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
TO CJJRTIIJS-A cam

In n late Il iltimore Patriot II a Carl ALL ..s.J g.
""' NJ, Van Bnren. Secretary Is Safe, SC.
&c.,' by one Cnriius; whether Msr.is Curiius n.
Qnn'us Rufus Curiu', some other Curtiu, we ar $
not informed.
lie saysto the Secretary, in the outset, " You nav
remember IN my note OF re 2ist inst to YOU | dis.
tncuy charged The Administrations or in other wnrJs
re responsible adviser, with corrupt design against
me freedom ri election. in The States OF Virginia and
North and South Carolina"! Consnmmats mpud sncel
The lofty spirit of Virginia. land doubtless that of br
sisters North and South Carolina1 sputns wi h con-
tempt he insinuaion that her virtue ard
may be mus assoed and abused by this terrier of mar
~, rendered most oonsummately ridiculous bv ss,um
ing the Roman T0gd, OF which he deserves to be de-
nnded and exposed TO exemplary hsgellstion on the
highway.
The Secretary OF State knows too we'll the character
OF virginia, TO attempt the corruption Of her sons even
were ne capable OF conceiving such folly. Verify
this Ctuftus would lay ns under great obIiya inns f
his tender care Tor our fuages, aud guardanshp of
our morals !-greater Than are accustomed 10 ner.
tain towards any unknown brnefactor. We might
'weVer' d, thankful and graified, provided he would
Favor us with The colour Of his ryes, alter the exhibit
tor he has made OF the consistency of his spleen and
binary ducts.
IL saya. He will not rerea, the pnrfc,yar ccnver
cation said TO have passed in The pirate audirnca
chamber OF the President. touching the conduit Of
Messrs. Tazeweli, Smith &c" COME sson of reach.
cry some where, IL such Particular conversation ever
did axe plsce]-" nor will he give to the public The
names OF the disngu'hed iJtetlequtors upon that oc
cAion," &c-IGfeat fofbearanee. nieeG--t smokes Of
The lie, sll his-he proceeds 81 do not consider nv
Sc. SC.
Marvellous forbesranee This worthy Roman ",yin
not repeat the particular conversation said In have
passed in the private audience room Of the President"
exemplary defacy, indeed hut he toH abuse the
President and the Secretary Of the Navy for permit.
ting letter addressed by Mr. Tszswe TO the Presi-
dent, on subject Of grave and important public conse
q1enee TO bnd is way into the public prints and affects
to consider that letter friendly private admonon TO
General Jackson; for no better reason, presume than
hat some other party terrier had yeped out that cit was
led II fba
MIR. Tazewel IL too honorable man, and knows too
we'll how 10 appreciate the stern virtue and ibn-xibe
independence Of our worthy Chief Magistrate to make
any communication 10 him, touching public business
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-20

r f., CoMNuSIcArHD.
CAIHAEISE A. WHroex eldest daughter of MIR Joh0
hhtock OF Louisa Cosny, the naoG,I
mes OF seyeIa weeks fell victim untmeiy death in lie
2Oth year of her N' "'N'"' :" "'e
s.t, H. Alb why has worth so short date"
'c"oh nave we soen more Interesting EnnIo
yer ono whose disposition manners efo better ,io, 20
gam the esteem and of mr. ,yIasa
uh would no moro dmentcd than
lions OF the loss we have sustanod mtigaed y The GI
,' oI slt d''enhTaled fro this nd ali
a"i PSu9es has taken is flight the celestial cmcs TO
n,r ''y winch sine reward of life devoted God.
DIEDou Tuesday, 9th inst n, tho ,osdoo.o - a., g
hanover Couniy Mr. Thomas c. BE.t in tho 9th ven oc he
DE- to death OF this truly cstimabc man the writer
% necessary TO say, that in the estimation of those TO
merits. - ~ 'AH'' '"i uehacuoh lessen his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-20
COyh.NUNI TED.
MELANCuOIY ACCInEN,r

On Saturday morning. tho clJos
lon inc late Mr. George Savage of Green Meadow cnrco
Mr. Savage LETT his friends last University
na whittier no repaired with delight his
fica studies lie remained months
ass"nousy, rs his Guardian informed through the circ
issueu rom 'hs University lie returned this
evening the 10Th Instant aud Friday night reached
Green meadow (ho abode of beloved
ser) where no found his only brother, secpo, one
guardian witnessed lis melancholy fate " 49, S' "NN
ne suenngs OF his sister and nolech was eh an ioen,
cWe-bcggars all descriptions where an absence or 10
& h ledned home hearing on the way gone to
mousse ana expecting him to
death. 'FNv '''u ~ sctNant OF MS
' ' ''O iS"'' "'iA'ure OF VICIOUS
mind when he chose HIMSELF was capable of onv
ann having during the last year the scdato
css " hanood-belng his both
re me best hopes and expectations friends hui s
ahtcpatons were instant blasted by "a
nnd most overw hemng N 'V'"'"'o''
His iusera were performo6 N, Sabbath . =,
ny me Rev Mr. Lee of this city, delivered an
IN his happy
bous. " 'O""'N""S anu neigh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-20
- LINES M .C.4R.VET.
Elm "o'd, Essex County. Virginia.
July 20, 1880 2J-6w

a COMMISSION BUSINESS-The subscriber bav-
~ ing taken tbst large and commotiious fire proof
warehouse, formerly occupied by Messrs 7 & w
ohsa'e, with one of the best and most convenient
"arves in the Borough of Norfolk for the purpose of
leave most respectfully inform his friends and tho
puDhc, that all business committed to his charge shall
be attended to with fidelity and despatch and can most
eonnueh'ly assure all who may think proper make
consignmens TO him, that the most indeiaoable ever
tons shall be made in the sales of those consopment n
the promotion of their interest The subscriber homes
ny sci ana unrenltting attention to his business TO
merit share OF pubrc patronage.
me House and Wharf will in very few weeks la
In ilrst rate condition to receive any thing ~
Norfolk, July 20. 2i~ws,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-20

lately, In relation 10 bis opponents. /" win show tber
what they never saw before" eve omit the oath
winch IN. Gaz.t tie puts into his h)what is that
Senersis ~ nation tcithout debt"-This memora
bic remark We ,ake.s we lind il in the Gazst,eApI w.
ASK WIN The People have Jackson President and the
nation without debtor Clay, with the Maysyil.
'oaa emo such appropriations numbering at his back
anu the n'ton still burd.nei with debil Choose We
between them! -