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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-02
For Rent,

well finished three story brick dwell
kfi = ling house on Water street, directly IN the
Htls rear of H. Carolin's brick yard, lately IN tile
occupancy of ". l. Kennedy, Esq !" mas re-
'e"'' MORDEC Al MILLER, or
Ito -a,wEeod1w WM BARrLEhAN
IN li5Ioers. Ifunfma-naaher,, Slop-Shcp-
men, and others.---TO RENl,
t.p-.. Tia, very desirahle stand on r,ihce'
aYS street, next adjoining TO Nr. MOTIFS u ,he
GsSG Gerry Store. II is Eow uniersolhs mo.
Es3G rough repair and will be ready FOR decent
tenant next week. Joo.Ah ~
SCOTS, Of different sizes, for sale or h're, -
sent FL o. - -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-02
Chean to a Good tenant

g. To Rent, comfortable and COME
Arm ncnt House oY Fairfax street, below the fiTst
aaas PRESBYTERIAN Church. To good tenant inc
d. rent will be moderate
June Is JOSIhu IL. DnNIo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-02
CHAMPAGNE. HIBBERT's LONDON

CHAMPAGNE, HIBBERT's LONDON
BRowN Stout, PORTER, &c.
u J. SA VETAT returns his thanks to the public
L for the patronage they have heretofore extended
him. and informs them that he has this day received
fresh supply Of the above choice Liquors, with which
he would be happy to furnish them, either by wholesale
retail. Also, by the schooner Esther Sally, seve-
raj hogsheads of
PHILADELPHIA PORTER,
which he will deliver in any part of the town free Of
expense by the dozen otherwise. lie has on hand.
CHAMPAGNE AND CLARET WINES
of his own Importation, which he will warrant pure
All orders from the country will be thankfully re.
ceived and promptly attended to-
Good strong Vnega, suitable for family use. may be
had at all times at ms BorrLIso CELLAR Royal Street,
.alerandria Cash given for Old Bottles.
Corks of various qualities for sale
N.B. Dseing and Securing continued as heretofore.
Job printing
Neatly and expeditions executed al this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-02

NIB. This Ointment, which IS hE,y and VIC
mems Sore or sweed Breasts is put up in Oeif
nished glazed jugs, well corked and sealed
rections how to use it. The proprietor Vs. .ns. pcr
be observed that in order to preserve us W, ,l ii.
sons using it, will cork itsgsn, SO as 10
fromdestroying its good qualities end ,rS
them in any other way than beng We" '''
sealed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-02

tD" hhD sIan'-H" . Alexant''
WIN. GUNToN, Druggist, Penns>h lsS;rstor
n JEWETT, Druggist, Pennsylvania ;h't h;u
JNo. LITTLE, Druggist. Georgetown. nt IT,
a uaxt1 ,ah
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-30

MIR. Pur-At the age of twenty -four, Mr..
fitt became chancellor of the Exchequer.-Such
an appointment had never taken place before,
nor Is 1t probable one so wonderfully qualified ut
such an age will ever be found again. The son
OF a statesman, who had united more popular
veneration with more brilliancy of genius, and
parliamentary eloquence with grandeur of mind
and heart, than our history elswhero affords, he
had early exhibited the inheritance of these
mighty and over-ruhng gifts. .Unrivalled quick
ness OF distinction and method, recti,ude uf
judgement and command of language, directed
from infancy to all the objects which EMPLOYED
his fathers mind as u stateman and patriot
and all these set to work by the purest ambition,
unmlxed with the least soil of worldly advantage
or selfish gain, introduced him in 1850, as soon
as nc was of age, into Parliament, with every
prejudice in his favor, and every eye and ear
upon him. Such a weight of expectation would
have sunk any other mind. On him il imposed
a short pause; it was the silence that proceeds
the burst OF thunder and lightning. From that
day his future IN of the house became al
ready fixed.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-30
For The VIRGINIA Advocate.
GOLD.

The search for this precious metal, in Spot,
syivania, and the adjacent counties, continues
with undated activity and not without success
We are we'll informed, that in the same ranns
South west OF the principal mines in Spotsvlva,
mia, very Aattering specimens have been la,olv
found, in Louisa, on tho lands of Mr.. P. go,Iov
a few miles south of che North Anna river
near a stream called Contrary.
Inc writer OF this, lately saw a very intelii.
gent and respectable gentleman who had seen q
mine, the day before, on Mr.. Boxlev 70 lad Is,ol,,
opened by an association of three goo,Io,on e
the neIghborhood, who were getting the value
OF forty and fifty dollars e day with four and five
nanos, and only one unskilful washer. There :.
aow present with me, smother gentleman who has
ately VISITED the SPotsylvania and Louisa mines.
VINO says, that the success at Boxley's is fully
equal to any of tho others, in proportion to the
means made use of.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-30

tee men, who, being fast asleep, took no offence,
In conclusion, Mr.. M'Clelard, a patriotic brick
maker, treated the company to a grand illumina-
ton, by setting fire to hiskiln and We are sorry
to say, that some of the Company were not able
for a day or two afterwards TO do much in the
way of Domestic Industry" or "lnternal In
provement" The thirty-six editors of the Ma
tonal Journal have been unintelligible ever
since Mr.. Hag has two meanings to every
thing he says: and the Baron Wander Wonder
Observation-Disclosures has seen double ever
since, which is thought rather remarkable. The
Administration is certainly overthrow it can
not possibly make head against " Daniel in tho
Lions Den;" MIR. Barton's barbacucs, and the
one hundred and sixty-seven toasts of Field Mar
shall Ignatius Mudd and his Trenchmen.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-30
joel Barioto Esq. of Philadelphia.
NEM.YoRK. Annnsr %

NE"-foRR, AUGUST ~, 1SOI.
My Dear Friend My steamboat voyage to
Albany and back, has turned out rather more ia
vorablc than i had calculated. The distance
from New York TO Albany is $50 miles; | ran
up IN ~ hours, and low in 80 hours. The lat
ter is just FIVE miles an hour. | had a light
breeze against me the whole way going and
coming, so that no use was made of my sails {;
and the voyage has been performed wholly by
the power ofthe steam engine. Iovertook ma
ny eloops and schooDers beating TO w~indward,
and passed them as if they had been at anchor.
The power of propelling boats by steam is
new fully proved. The morning I left New
York, there were not thirty persons in the city
who believed that the boat would move one
mile an hour, or be of the least utility. And
while we were putting off from the wharf, which
was crowded with spectators, / heard a number
of sarcastic remark this is the way, You
know, In which ignorant men compliment what
they call philosophers and projectors.
Having employ ed much tune and money and
zeal in accomplishing this work, it gives me, as
1t Will you, great pleasure to see it so fully an
swer my expectations. = 1t will! give a quick and
cheap conveyance TO merchandise on the Missis-
siPpi, Missouri, and other great rivers, which
are now laying open their treasures to the enter.
prise OF our countrymeD. And although the
prospect OF personal emolument has been some
inducement to me, yet | feel infinitely more
pleasure in rejecting with you on the immense
that my country will derive from the
ROBERT FULTON.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-30

we Will indulge in no gloomy forebodings. We
will not picture to ourselves the worst edict of
exile which tyranny can pronounce against a
suffering p~eople-an exile which poverty, ruin
and desolation compel, by an memorable fiat
God forbid, alter such an exile, the first but Bit
ter fruit of an abject submission, that some of
our descendants should be destined, in return.
ing, ii for nothing else, to visit the graves of
their fathers, they should see no signs Left of a
people " that once aeas," but these least decaying
memorials of fundness and affection, and in
wandering amidst them, to be compelled to ex-
claim
Alias poor country
Almost afraid To know itself! IL cannot
BE called our Mother, but our Grave.
No! such n destiny is not i'm reserve TO, us.
Taking counsel rather from courage than de.
spair advancing no claim that is no, founded ON
oui right pursuing at once a course OF enlight.
ened moderation and infiexible hrmness our
cause, which is the cause of the Constitution,
shall triumph. Again will fraternal affection
bless the Concord ofthls mighty Union. This
city, our venerable parent, the theatre once of
victorious enterprise and generously requited in
dus,ry the chosen abode of hospitality, refine
ment, and an elevated public spirit, will Tilt up
its detected head to receive the renewed sun
shine of Gods chosen blessings. Our fields
brIgetered with the verdure Of uubounded pro.
mise and ladened with the fruits ofluxuriant har-
vests, in their cheerful aspect, will reflect the
prosperity of a contented and united people.
We know the value of these objects, but let us
no, misunderstood the price at which they are
to be obtained.
Can | mole appropriately conclude than by Of
fering you the following sentiment?
" South Car0iind-Wisdom to her counsels
decision to her action; prosperity and honour to
her ends
" The dying injunction of Emmett was, that
his Epitaph should not be written urtl the
wrongs Of his country were Tedressed.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-30


CONSUMPTloN.-Some very interesting
experiments have been performed at Paris late
ly by DIR Cotterau, u physician of eminence, or
patients afflicted with consumption. Having
conceived that the anti. putrescent qualities of
The chioret of lime and soda, might be applied
with effect to liberated lungs, he invented an
apparatus for the purpose of administering the
cioret in the form OF gaseous vapour and if he.
and others are to be believed, the effect has e.
ven exceeded expectation. Some of the pa-
tients in very advanced stages of ~nsumptio
after Inhaling this gas a dozen times, threw up
In the expectoration .ubercles which had been
detached from the lungs, and the diseased parts
being thus removed, the lungs healed, and again
became healthy. Should this statement, which
now rests on the authority of M. Cetteraux, and
several other respectable physicians, be true, we
may congratulate the faculty on a discovery,
which, in many cases, must prove an in~calcula
Bile blessing.-Oublin Literary Gazette.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-30
FRIENDS OF THE uNInN

Amongst the men, what dire divisions riss
for = on'on' one, and one " Disunion" cries.
shame on the sex, with which these feuds began,
The girls are all for Union-to a Man.
Carolina Gezeue
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-30
wi ARGUMENT.

The following humorous argument was ad.
vanced by a canal stakeholder, for the purpose of
putting down Railways -
lie saw what would be the effect of if that
1t would set the whole world a gadding-twentv
miles an hour, sir! Why, you will not be able
TO Keep an apprentice boy at this work-every
saturday evening he must take a trip to Ohio.
to spend the Sabbath with his sweetheart.
Grave, %plodding citizens, will be fying about
like comets, gracious people will turn into the
most im'neasuIable liars; all their conceptions
VIII be exaggerated by their magnificent no.
lions OF distance-'o only a hundred miles off,
Tut nonsense. I'll step across, madam, and
BRING your ian 'Ptay, siI, will you dine with
me today, at my little box on the Allegheny. p
: why, indeed, l don't know-I shall be in town
until l2-well, l shall be there, but you must let
me off in time for theatre And then, sill, there
VIII be barrels OF pork, and cargoes of -four, and
chaidrons of coal, and even lead and whiskev.
and such like sober things, that have already
been used to sober travelling-whisking away
like a set of sky rockets. 1t will upset all the.
gravity of the nation. IL a couple of gentlemen
having an affair of honor, it is only to steal off
10 Inc itocky Mountains, and there no jurisdic-
tion can touch them. And then, sir, think of
hying Tor debt! A set of baliffs, mounted on
bomb shells, would not over,ake an absconded
debtor-only give him a far start. Upon the
whole, sir, 1T isl pestilential topsy -turvey, ha-
rum-scarnm, whirligig. Give me the old, So
Tenn, straightforward, regular Dutch canal
three miles an hour for expresses, and two for
jog or trot journies-with a yoke of oxen 70, a
heavy load! l go for beasts of burden ; it is
more primitive and scriptural, and suits a moral
and religious people better. None of your hop,
skip and Jump WITNESSES for me-"
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-30

The number of emigrants or " steerage pas
sengers' from Europe, arrived at New York
since the first of April, is nearly eigh, thousand.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-30
THE FIRST STEAMBOAT VOYAGE.

A late number of the Portland Courier
contains a letter from our DISTINGUISHED
countryman, Robert Fulton, giving an account
ofhis first trip by steam, up the Hudson river.
1t Is an extract from a Philadelphia paper Of
loO7, and can hardly fail of being read with in
'eresl. When Fulton started upon this first
voyage, he stood almost alone in his expecta-
tons OF success. He, however, was sanguine !;
and could he now revisit the numerous rivers
and bays Of our country, he would find his ex-
pectations more than realized"
TO joel Bariop Esq. of PhiLndeLnhin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-06
/ UST published, Edinburgh Review, No IO2
~ CONTENTS.

Page
Arr l The Law of Populations Preatise
IN = x Books, in Disproof of the Superfecundity
of Humar Beings, and developing the real Prin-
cipie OF their Increase. BY Michael Thomas
Ssdder, NJ. p. eo1
ii. The Life of Richard Bentley, d d. Mas
ter OF Trinity College, and Rcgius Professor
OF Divinity in the University of Cambr dpe: with
an account OF his Writings, and Anecdotes of
many distinguished Characters during the period
IN which he lourshed BY James Henry Monk,
p. ID Dean of Peterborough, 32I
III. The History of Rome, by ID. G. Mic
buhr. Translated by julius Charles Hare, NJ
A and Connop Thirlwal, NJ. A Fellows of
Trinity College, Cambridge, $50
". Memoir of the Life and Public Services
OF Sir Stamford Ruffles, b. r s., particularly
IN the Government of Java in 18l1-I6; and Of
Bencoolen and its Dependencies, 1874
With Details Of the Commerce and Resources
Gofthe Eastern Archipelago; and Selections from
his Correspondence. BY his Widow 3g6
V. Recherches sur lie Commerce de Ia Hol-
landc, A,o
VI Women they Are; or, the Manners
Of me Day, 44l
VII The First Book of the Had. the Part
ing OF Hector and Andromache and the Shield
Of Achilles; Specimens of n New Version of
Homer. BY William Sofheby, Aga
VIII. Abstract Of the Bill for Establishing
Courts of Local Jurisdiction. Ordered bv the
1890, 47s
TX. Memoirs, Correspondence, and Private
Papers of Thomas Jefferson late President of
the United States, now first published from the
original Manuscripts. Edited by Thomas Jeffer-
son Randolph, 4oe
X Library Of Useful knowledge Farmers
Series Treatise Seventh The Farm, 526
ri. Researches into the origin and Affinity
OF the Principal Languages of Asia and Europe
Ky Lieutenant Colonel Vans Kennedy of the
Bombay Military Establishments 500
XII. The Country without a Government;
or Plain Questions upon the Unhappy State of
the Present Administration, 56A
Notice respecting Mr.. Brougham's SPEECH in
the House of Commons, on the 18th July. on
Colonial Slavery, 583
Correction of Article on Provdential and
Prophetical Histories, ERE
quarterly List OF New Publications, sec
Index, 5sS
nov r. n. SANXAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-06
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

Sloop Citizen Townsend from Philadelphia, via
the Canal, and Norfolk, with sundres, to ID Timber
lake, Ralston g. Peasants Davenport Allen g. Co c
NJ Mitchell, Lancaster g. DENLY, HalloweIl, Bagwel
Smith g. Hannah, IVOn-Lew s. Co, WORKMAN & Nc
Gruder
Schr Caroline, -, from NewburypOrt, with
sundries.
Sloop Capitol, Blackman, from New York, with
ballast to master.
SAILED,
Schr Oscar, Price, for Washington, with coal.
Steamboat Columbus Turner, for Baltimore, with
tobacco.
BOSTON, Oct. 3O.-Crd, schr Telegraph, Som
ers. Richmond
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Ard, schr Hornet, Gould,
Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-06
Dancing academy
AT TANBARK-HAII.

"A UOUSTE TATlN will open an Institution for
- dancing In the above establishment on We'd
nesday, the goth inst. in which he will teach mis-
Pupils the most fashionable Dances now practsed IN
the Northern Cities, that have lately come out from,
tHT's. Terms, $40 per quarter, and instruction
three times week.
Days of Tuition Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days. From 3 to p. III. for young ladies', and from
10 ~ IN the evening, for young gentlemen.
Anquste Tatn will also attend any oardnr
school or private family, at suitable hours
There is now class Of young gentlemen being
made up for evening tuition, in which 4 few vacan
oes exist.
oct l3-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-06
More New and Cheap Goods.

More New and Cheap Goods.
Ner7nO Sha,ots. Irish Linens and Eane, Dr,, C,oo5s
'EtiiS MORNING, Nov I'd. by the Effort ftom
New York. and other late arrivals, the subscri-
her has received
One bale white flannels, some of them of very sumo
rior French gauze fabric
Long white, scarlet and black merino shawls
All sizes and coers squire do do
fancy colored Thybe shawls
Infants and ladies lace caps
Manila dmity, an approved article for ladies' under
dresses S'
WHITE cotton hosiery from auction, a bargain
L ancy scarfs and hdkfs, osevery description
ALSO,
bleach s'@
Elegant Damask table cloths
irish and Silesia sheetinas
Long lawns, linen cambrics and linen c.rob,; hlhe
with many new, fashionable and yery cbeap goods
from the New York auctions for sale at the usnal
low prices, at r. "A JENRINSs ua'
nov ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-06
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
oct l3-tt

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
s'fE Subscriber having leased this old and web
known Establishment, for q term of years, takes
TINS opportunity to announce to his friends and the
bubble generally, and particularly to the former visit
ers OF the house, that il will be opened for the ac-
commoda'ion OF company, the first of October -
II Is now undergoing thorough repair, and will be
hted up IN plain but neat style. with beds bedding
and other necessary furniture, all new, and OF the
Best Rnd. His servants are attentive a d experience
cd, and his Bar-Reepers polite and accommoda ting
His Bar shall at all times be supplied with the best
liquors and wines, aid bis Table with the most choice
dellcaces of the season, which the CITY and country
can afford; and he fatters himself that by unremit
ting attention TO his business, he will give entire
satisfaction TO all who may favor him with their COM
pany
The WASHINGTON HOTER is situated in the
most pleasant part of the CITY, immediately opposte
the Capitol, and contiguous TO all the Public Offices
and but short distance from the Theatre the Banks
the Basin. the Warehouses, and the offices of the
principal Mlllers OF the city; and at the same time
suthcentiy far removed to afford gentlemen quiet
retreat when they wish TO retire from the hustle and
NOISE OF the streets. Such the local advantae es
oil TINS house, that may venture affirm that gen
temen visiting Richmond either for business or tor
pleasure will find it one of the most pleasant stun
tons in the city.
In addition 10 what transient custom he may be
favored with, the Subscriber will be able TO accom-
modate tloentysfoe or thirty BO1RDERS, by the
weeR, month, or year, the most reasonable terms
sept l6-ts ROBERT MACON,
GoochiGnd Court House
" The Petersburg Old Dominion Lynchburg virgjniau
iato will publish the above for one month and
forward their accounts to the Wing Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-06
Valuable Lands for SALE

~ pursuance of Deed Of Trust dated the 7,h
l. January 1928, and recorded in the county com,
OF Amherst, executed by David s. Garland and Jane
n. his wife 10 Daniel Higginbothsm and lanes
Lyons, Jr., trustees in trust 10 secure the r.,.,
OF "ree thousand and eighty eight dollars and NM.
ty cents, with interest thereon from the 1sth of
January 1873, to Benjamin W. Leigh and Reb.rt
Stanard, TO satisfy the said debt and the exoen... &c
The trust,-wILL SOL d, at public auction 70 IN.
highest bidder, for cash, the front door of the
Eagle Hotel in the city OF Richmond on Friday the
io'h DAY OF December next. the following lands in
the said Deed of Trust mentioned and conveyed and
more particularly described, viz
one tract or parcel of land lying and being in the
county ot Amherst, the north side and adis MING
buDaioe River and on both sides of Heginbothams
Greek, and containing one thousand and three acres
metes and bounds in the said Deed of Trust de
scr6ed) made up of the lands purchased of Henry
Holloway and William Lee
One other tract parcel of land containing sixtv
acres the before mentioned tract and being
the same Ioud which was sold under a decree of Am
herst county court of September term 1909 n,o
nounced IN the case of David s. Garland adm,oy of
benjamin Philips, decd, and guardian of George y
Philips an infant son of William Philips, decd, COM
planant. against Mary Philips widow and relict of
William Philips, decd and others, defendants ond
beng the same land which was conveyed by Gabriel
Penn to William Philips, decd, by deed dated the
ST May l785, and duly recorded in the county court
OF Amherst
And one other tract or parcel of land ad dining ta
last mentned tract, containing four hundred acresb
metes and bounds in the said Deed of Trust decribe5
and being the same lan6 that was granted to Aaron
hlgginootham and devised by Jacob Tyree the elder
10 ms two sons William and Jacob
The sale will be made by the subscriber. under tho
speciai power. in The Deed of Trust expressed and
contained to the trustees either of them to nnke
the sale and only such title is vested by the said
deed IN the trustees. is to be sold and convened -
And the sale will commence between the hour. of
IL and o'clock Of the day of sale above appointed
oct 28-l9t 3 c. JAMES LYONS. Junior
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-06
Ladies' WALKING Slinney.

,, Ladies' Walking Slippers
CST received Ladies goat skin and brown mo
- rocco walking slippers Of the latest fashions.
- ALSO,
Misses lasting slippers and cbildren,s boo,. mad.
M new style.
nov2 GRANNIsS, SON q BROTHERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-06

Rogers Orange Gun Powder.
HIS article, Qfor sale by the subscribersl is now
IL made upon new and much improved princi-
pies, producing guaranteed by the proprietor re-
markable superiority of strength and quickness and
great perfection in its combustion.
1t is offered in kegs of all the different sizes of
grains, and suitable for all kinds of shooting and of
guns-also, in canlsters of double and the great
est possible degree of strength
Dealers are requested to notice, that this Pow
der may at once be distinctly known from all other
by an orange or red stain impaired on it's ignition
also by lis peculiar hghtness, as a measured charge
of 1t wall be found TO weigh much less than the
same measure of any other kind
OTIS, DUNLOP g. CO Agents
aug 13-eaw3mi if