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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-18
ny "A. Hervieu.

Member ofthe Royal academy Of fine .Arfs al Lille
- Eos to nformt c ladies and gentleme of \ ,exan
Id ria that he sat present resident in their cit and
hopes TO be honored BY heir patronage. Tie ,ases
Portraits in oil, Miniatures on iyory, ~ water
eoiors on Bristol boa d, and kke,cise in pencil
iierv;eu gives lessons III painting and drawing.
~ II will have the honor of giving the first refer
ences to any family who may wish e. employ him as
teacher. 'pply at Mrs. Lucket,'s boarding house,
King -street. oct 10 .eo3ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-18
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STATE OF BELAWARE.
.. EAprvrRvs FOR MEMBER OF CoSeRgss.
Valinai Repab. Jackson Cal'd. Totals.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-18
PHIL >DELPHIA MARKET-Ocroe,
aaasa-a-4---=
SHIP NEWS.
P0Rr OF ALEXANDRIA,, II. G.

FUR /" Of .XLsE1INURET ( II. Z !
ARRIVED, OCTOBER Ito.
Schr. Astrea, Prince, New York; naval stores
to }. II. Ladd, aud freight for the District.
SAILED,
Sloop Friendship, Duncan. Philadelphia.
I'm,
Steamboat Franklin. hewitt, Baltimore.
Schr. Erie, Bartram, hence at New York l4th
instant
for this port 9Th inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-18
%AsS
Rspu5!icm ant Ga;e'ie Extra.

A'sP"08cR dad GGcete Ezra. ,
., NASHVILLE, Ten. Oct. AZ
.'o9e treaty Conclude TO .ratify the
nv. y which we are aware, prevails with a
'AEV0n OF our readers to learn the result
' =, . ;ocntoas late pending attn the Choc.
IS. '"'la'' We this day Issue an Extra. After
,.,S Of most tatiguing duty. the Score
~. - ~ !" ar and zen. Coffee succeeded in their
r, ',j.', oa the q ult. a Treaty was agreed
.,j IL. S'ociavi cedc the country they occupy;
NJ N "',hn three years are to move beyond the
.'-',,PP'' I'o,e who choose TO remain, take
~ ,'',,'n>'aod a''erresidins upon them years
me 50 80 O'em ." ZEE The country is to be at
y; "'e surveyed when the Government please
NJ, pT "a, 'ls Is to AXE place previous to removal,
,,..' ,e|' 40 person l. 10 settle in the country.
''''o Indians were III attendance.
~ -sINsS
), '-'''''3ae,-Thc Newport Mercury contains
i !. l' ir1m a BtroadOes paper of the 25rd
~ ~ q N''ca It Is Sail-we learn that the tr;.co.
o. ~ Jag was doa'ing at all the public places
40, ~, as well as at GuadaIoupe. We are not.
'asr If "a possession of any particulars from
| Mr., &NS
maj iaN APPLETON, Esq. was last evening nom.
Ssos.r s a candidate for Congtess, by Conyen.
t-.. as National Republican County and Ward
Boston pGper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-18

- s,sct,on vas also held at the same time for
ne parpose Of ascer'aininy the wiShes OF the
P.ope Of that State, as TO the call oil oonven-
-, /, alter anfamend their Constitatlon' which
,..s,,,d a. fullOws:-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-02
An Adrenfmrer.-Tbe Boston Com


An Adrenfwer.-Tbe Boston Com
mentator states that young man a.
bout 26 years old, calling himself Col.
Henry Mason, of Macon, Georgia,
lately made his sappearancein in Dresden,
Me. upon fine Virginia Racer, and
attracted much attention. He gained
admission To one of the best families
with whom young gentleman from
the city, with his sister, was on visit,
made love to the young lady, present.
ed to her an elegant diamond ring and
a gold watch, and accompanied the
young people to Boston. Here he
sported a barouche, TO the sorrow Of @
stable keeper; made tailor "sui,
ferer," to- the amount of two suits o.
clothes, one for himself and one fol
his intended brother in law; and hsv
ing taken the watch 10 a jeweller ,C
have his young lady's name engrare,
( thereon, prevailed ON the lady to sufie
him to put diamonds in her wedding
ring, and narrowed the aforesaid dia
mond ring TO have it set by; he sen
of his trunk ia arackr,. .orl tic eos,
ern stage, got his raccr al. Dresden
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-02

The Providence Daily Advertiser
says-It is reported that a serious mis-.
understanding has occurred between
Commodore Rodgers and the Secre,n-
ry of the Navy. II originated in a let
ter addressed by the Commodore To-
MIR. Branch, which was defeien, i.
that courtesy, due from one officer 70
another Mr.. Branch has been think
'ng upon the matter and the las, ad-
vices from Washington, are, that be ia
provoked to retaliation aud viii prob
ably punish Com. Rodgers for his pre-
sumption.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-02

SMALL BnLs.--Our citizens. who
are III the habit Of trequenting the New
York markets, would do well To bear
IN mind, that law was tassed at the
late session of the Legislature of TINT
state, prohibiting the passage of for
eign bills, (that is, bills issued from tho
bank belonging to any other sta,e) un-
der the denomination of five dollars
the penalty being the forfeiture of the
bill attempted to be passed The law
goes into operation on the first OF Sen
temberhext
Similar laws have been passed by
the Legislatures of PENNSYLVANIA, New
Jersey, and Connecticut, and IL is most
earnestly to be hoped that the "fathers
ot tins Commonwealth" will not let a.
mother session slip without doing some
thing In the same way for the beneti,
oftheir political childrcn.-Amer. Adr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-02

RECOVERY FROM DEATH.--It baa
been stated TO us as a fact, that q labor-
ing man living in the northern part of
the city, whose name we do not at this
moment recollect, OH his return home
from the funeral ofonc of his children,
found another one which had been dan
gsrOusly i'll, DEAD. Another coffin was
obtained by the unhappy parents, into
which the body Of the little girl YVES
deposited. The doctor and many o.
ther persons had examined her; all
pulsation had ceased, the cheeks were
cold and livid, and in fact, every sigu
of life had departed; but to their as
tonIshment, as they were watching be-
side the coffiu, the body was seen to
move, and the child arose and called
tor her motiIcr The Doctor was a.
gam called tos, who by giving her an
Eemetic, caused her to throw up great
quantity of phiegm. She is now alive
and weu.-Balt. Minerva.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-02

The Conven,ion of Working Men at
Salina. \. y. has nominsied Gen. e
RAsrus Roor, for Governor, and Hon.
NsTnHSIrL PIrcnEn, for In. Gov.
The Tammanv Convention is abou, ,o
behelda, Ee,kiraer.-W Wheu,hey non'-
mate 'fpie Til' DC si.gee sets cf eandi,
dates,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-02
TAXING THE Bull BIZ THE HonNs.-
A correspondent Of the Concord. N.
ii. Statesman, writes:


a correspondent Of the Concord. N.
ii. Statesman, writes:
"As young man was driving four
year old bull along the banks of the
Femigewasset, at New Hampton, last
Monday, the animal turned round and
attacked him. The man snstcbed q
stake from the fence and stood man.
fully upon his defence. The bull push
ed violently at him, now recedipp. then
renewing The attack with Iedoubled
fury, endeayoring 10 dash his adver-
sary to TIE earth. In few minutes
the battle became so warm thar the
man beat retreat and plunged into
The river, there three or four feet deep.
The bull followed, bnt the man reach.
ed the opposite shore before him. He
had not time TO escape, however be-
fore the ball was at his heels. He a.
| gainfetrcated, plunging into the stream.
fbut by this time he had become so
much exhausted that the animal over
took him IN the middle Of it. Still the
young man, fertile in expedienta, elud.
ed the attack by constant turning in
the water. As the animal could not
turn so rapidly as the youth, the latter
succeeded in seizing upon his tail
thence. he. 1eaped upon his neck and
grappled h'm by the horns. By main
, strength he forced his head under wa.
ter,and drowned him!
E "A young man Of % years of age
4 seize a a year old bull by the horns 4;
drown him l--Exac,ly go. The moral
. of the above is this: In time ofdanger
, be cool, firm, resoiute, active, and YOU
q wall generally escape unhurt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-02

and is sow an other parts. He was &
feet 8 or 9inches high, ligh, complex
ion, sandy hair, and has several scars.
two Of which, on his hands. he said ke
received from q highwayman.-lGs-
zet,e.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-02

Qualification Of Witnesses lis it not
n little singular that States Prison
convict, like the notorious Palmer,
should be permitted 10 give his testi-
mony in a case which involves the life
Of Il human being, merely because he
says, upon the stand, that she believes
in future state of Rewards aud Pun
ishments," when, at the same time, u
moral man, and good citizen, against
whose character nothing can be urged,
is excluded from the same privilege,
because he is not vet convinced of pun-
ishment or ofre,oard, i'm another world :
We ask. is the end Of public justice
answered by such course
In the one case, a notorious thief &
rebbcr, the companion of murderers,
fresh from the dungeon and the mana
Gle, is permitted to swear to the gal
e .,ows his fellow in guilt; and in the o.
thar case, an honest man, an upright
citizen, good ncighbor, and worthy
member of society, is not permitted To-
bring 10 punishment one who has brok-
en- the laws. Of God aid man, by swear
ing to what he knows concerning his
crime For our ow,a part, we do be-
ieve in future state OF rewards and
punishmcnts--som within th,
bosom tells that we are accountable I,
higher than earthly tribunal for th'
deeds done in the body; but becaus
we are honestly convinced of this fact
we sec no possible reason why other
may aot be us honestly convinced I
the contrary; and we know ofno caus
why u man should be deprived, eithe
ofhis civil rights or Of his standing i
" society, on account Of his religious b,
lief.-Will it do for one man to sa,
what i assert with regard to my Go
or my country, l honestly believe, h,
whnt my ncighbor says upon the sam
subject, he does not believe Nevc
until the Almighty Creator and pr
server of all things, has placed in Il
breast Of man window, through whi,
the inmost workings of the human b
som may he observed by human eye
and his convictions Judged ofby hum,
understanding.--Pawt. Chrou.
Gen. PnIEro appears tn have (
umphej over Gen. fnEyRs ia the ci
war in Chill.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-09-02

toe wtYeet, or the cOntumehous possess
s0r Of a princely fortune Is the farm
er, to whose industry the idle are in
dsbted for the means of life, less mer-
itorions than the pampered lord he
feeds 7 Is the mechanic, on whose as
siduity andingenuity mankind depend
for most Of the conyeniGncies and ma
ny of tho elegancies Of life, inferior to
those who pursue different occupations,
or none at all !! Is idle independence
nobler characteristic than industrious
competence, or even virtuous penury
Several papers have within year or
two, and some very recently, espouscd
the cause Of working men. In Phila-
dclphia and New York this class of
citizens is receiving the notice to which |
it is Justly entitled. In.the former city, |
the Mechanics Free Press is ably con-
Quoted, and its columns are filled with
essays honorable to those who write
them, and TO those on whose behalf
they are written. Much important
truth has already been elected; and
we trust the time is not very distant
when farmers and mechanics will be
ranked accoi ding to their merits--on
tho Grst Gss or oitiaana People that
are free as well as Intelligent, will not
much longer submit to the relinquish-
ment Of their just and inherent rights,
by suffering almost every office in the
country u be filed by professional men.
That this has been 81 still is the case,
TO very great extent, is a fact too
generally known 20 need any argument
nr .I tl,at 1,,p
proportion Of such men may very prop
erly hold posts Of honour aud profit,
will probably be acknowledged by all
but does any one honestly believe that
our national prosperity depends on
haying the general md state govern.
monts under the control Of lawyers
doctors and MINISTERS III more far
mers and MECHANICS were members O
those dellberative assemblies, though
the display Of specious talent might bf
less, the exhibition of good sense anc
/ sound policy would be greater. Ant
fh0urh less sound and illumination
might reverberatc in legislative halls
vet more salutary laws would be en-
- acted, and the peoples rights 'bettel
guarded.
Tie working mems genius, that ha
too long 81 ,nbercd in the emporium o
Massachusetts, has recently arousct
from it's lethargy; md their cause i
espoused i'm the columns Of the Prac
teal Politician and Working Men
Advocate, paper just established
Boston, published by G.. Y. Smith, an
edited by Mcssrs. Cooper, Tailor an
Wheelwrisht--yery- appropriate edi
ors; for while one Is driving the hoot
of the establishment, another maxim
anew dress or patching up AN old ga
mcnt, the third can put in new spoil
or felloe, if the wheels become impai
cd. Tie first number of this pap,
bids fair 10 receive an extensive su
port; the selections are judicious, ~
the original articles such as the sta
OF society requires; and we hope
will prove a powerful auxiliary in p,
ling down pride and aristocracy, al
restoring to the most deserving port,
Of mankind the station which their Vi
tues and intelligence entitle them
possess. Wan Inq.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22
BIGGER AT HOME!

Two more Capitals sold by BIGGER!
4 RAWING OF the New York Lottery. Class
~ No. 10:
81, ID, 9, 40, o, Sc, sc, Q, 81.
No. 9, Sc. 6l, Capital of s65oO
g, 34 &C. do 900
u Both sold, and will be paid at sight, usual, by
the ever fortunate and prompt pay
THO. 3. BIGGER.
TOMORROW.
Union Canal Lottery Glass No OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22
Valuable Lands for sale

I'm pursuance of Deed of Trust dated the 9Th
January 1923, and recorded in the county court
OF Amherst, executed by David S Garland and Jane
II. his wife to Daniel Higginbotham and James
Lyons, Jr, trustees, trust secure the payment
OF Hree thousand and eiskty eight dollars and nine
~ cents with interest thereon, from the 18th Of
January 1923. TO Benz smin w. Leigh and Robert
Stanad To satisfy the said debt and the expenses of
highest bidder, for cash, the front door of the
Eagle Hotel IN the city OF Richmond, Friday tho
10Th day of December next. the following lands in
the said Deed OF Trust mentioned and conveyed and
more particularly described, viz:
One tract parcel of land lying and being in the
county OF Amherst, on the north side and adjoining
BufAloe River and OF both sides of Higginbothams
Creek, and containing one thousand and three acres
by meies and bounds IN the said Deed of Trust de-
scri6edl made up nj the lands purchased of Henry
Holloway and WIlilam Lee.
One other tract parcel of land containing sixty
acres adjoining the before mentioned tract and being
the same land which was sold under cree of Am
herst county court of September term 1905. pro
nounced IN the case of David S. Garland aG,n'or OF
Benjamin Philips, decd, and guardian OF George ID.
Philips On infant son OF William Philips decd com
painant, against Mary Philips widow and relict of
William Philips, decd and others, defendants, and
being the same land hch was convened by GABRIEL
Penn TO William Philips. decd, By deed dated the
LIST May 1885, and duly recorded in the County court
OF Amherst.
And other tract or parcel of land ad oininq .i
last Inentined tract containing four hundred acres
metes and bounds IN the said DEED OF Trust decrna.
and being the same ianc tina wls grenei 90 y
fiiggnbotham and devised by jacob Iycee i,s al.-
to ms two sons William and Jacob
The sale will be made NV the subscriber ,r,-- .ts
special power, IN he Deed If Trust expIess.ti sne
contained 10 the trustees either of them. TO l-=
Inc sale, and only such tale As IS YES ed uy SGD
deed III the trustr S, is To- b. sold and ouy.ysa
And the sale viii cOmm-uc" between he n,urs 1i
- and o'clock of the day of sal. abo,. appointed
oct 28-l9t & C. JAMES LYONS -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22
MAR,I Is K Rg.EsWE.
PORT OF RICHMOND
ARDINED


Schr William Rowlett. Ireland, from Hartford, via
New York, ballast.
Schr Adrian, Sharpe, from Philadelphia, via he
Canal and Norfolk, with suntTies, TO Sinton, Bag
well. Smith s Hannah. Stein, Lancnster& DENLY,
Myers, jr, Sanxay, Peyton, Flillard,
Rogers s. Harrison, Davenport, Allen & CO, I4ucke
s, Sizer. Putney, Il Smith, A Taylor. l. Webb
& CO, Baldwin, Ives A co, II & NcNemara. and to
order
Schr Susan &, Elizabeth. Brown. from Philadcl-
pha. via the Canal with suadrics, to Lancaster g.
DENLY, l. Webb 81 co. K Johnston s. Son. S Putnpy
Pulling 81 Day, Perkins Sc Harris, + a Myers, J n
Gordon, Rogers g. Harrison, Workman s; Nc Cru
der, and to order.
Schr Virginia, Farland. from Gcsport.
Schr Defiance, Ice, from Providence, Q days, with
ballast.
Schr Gazette, Pryor, from Charleston, with bal
last.
Sloop Union Godfrey, from Philadelphia. via the
Canal with sundrics. to l. Webb g. co, IIallowcll.
7 RI Eustace, Mckildoc, : II Bamirc. C. NJ Mitch
ell, b Poyton, Lancaster e. DENLY, w Hardic Cook
g. RYAN. Otis, Dunlop g. co, Luckc 81 Sizcr.
Soop Chcrub, Burke, from Norfolk.
SAILED.
Brig Shcrer, --.---- for Boston, flour, coal, SC
Schr William, BychmIn for Boston, coal.
Schr Agenoria, Pearce for New York, coal.
Schr Telegraph, SomCrs for SOMERSET, coal.
Schr Ypslianli, Cromwell for New York. -four
SChr Isaac w Norris. Townsend for New Yo.k.
coal.
tSchr China, -, for Alexandria, coal.
Scbr Waterman DAVIS, for Boston. -four and to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22
Chickahominy Land for Sale.

FENIiE subsc riber empow rrcd by a d cd oil trust
Il from Judge Hay and others, OF record M the
office of the clerk of Hcurco couny, 20 sell, and he
now Offers for SALE The estate called A.heId, con
tanning about nine hundred ard thirty situated
on Chckahon,ny. IN the county of Henrico, about
seven miles from the city of Richmond
The estate consists Of two parcels: the upper sep
arated from the lower by slip of land about four
hundred yards vide The upper Parcel Contains
about 40, and the lower about 500 acres.
On he upper parcel Iher is EXCELLENT bricf,
dwelling house, CO by 80 fee, having six large and
two small rooms, and four large closets. The house
was built about he yea 1914, and is said to be as
good as any IN the county. The storc-room and
gardener house are also of brick The othor huu-
ses kitchen, servants aparmen stables, and corn
house. &c OF wood. About one third of thi,
tract rs as am told. what is called mud land, 40 or
50 acres OF which clea ed and ID meadow which
may, with little trouble be Kept constantly irrigated.
On the lower tract. containing about 500 acres,
there arc ba ne, stables &c. but no dwelling house
buj that intended for trc Oycrseer II has a rood
sclte for dwelling house NEAR excellent spring
and most abundant supply OF fire wood. Thrro IS
also orchard IT. II IS represented that uf tins
tract, between ard two hundred acres are mud
land, that may be easily cleared and tina arc eqCa
10 any laHd on Cuickahominy
The district OF country IN which these lands arc sit
uated, Is said 90 be very healthy aud entirely exempt
from aguc and fever.
On having the purchase ey, and fhe interest
thereof payable semi annually satisfactorily secured
liberal credit will b. given to The purchaser
The parcels Will DC sold scpa ratcly. It ,hr purcha-
ser should 81 desire ROBERT STANASD.
The above property Will be offered for sab, pab-
lie auction before the frunt door OF nc Eagle Hotel
in tn City Of Richmond, on Saturday, December
eth, At - clock NJ. ROBERT STANARD.
nov 9--tds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22
Valuable Real Property

T5NO enable To close the late concern of WiIen,-
4 son & Richie we viii, on Monday, the 22dius,
sell at public auction. the house and lot on Shncku,
HI lately occupied by us Grocery Store From,
us being long established business stand, with
good run OF custom and lis proximity to the New
Market, 1t may be considered amongst the very
best situations in the city for Retail Grocery Store
also, an unimprovcd half acre Lot, il Duvars ud-
dtion, No. -. near the residence Of Mr. Abner
Robinson.-The sale will take place ut O clock, on
che premises; beginning with the property near the
New Market GEORGE WILLIAMSON.
per James Richie.
GEORGE RITCHIE.
Orrs, DUNLop s. Co. Auciioneers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22
sHOCKoE HILL ACADEMY.

vi. - =, NOVEMBER 18Th 1880. Z
C"urse OF Lectures on CHEMISTRY AND NArU-
RAJ PHILesopHY. will be given in .b,s I,s,;,n,on hv
the Principal, during the ensuing season. The
Course will consists such number Of Lectures as
may lie sufficient to illustrate the important doc
trincs oil those sciences, IN a scientific manner.
Tickets for the Course, can be Obtained of Tho
Principal. at Fire Dollars each Ladies, and the
regular students Of the Academy, will be admitted
Gratis OLIVER A. SHAW
49, "'ntipak
The first Lecture will be delivered on Friday even
ing next at o'clock.
nov GIT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22

Tickets ST. Halves 50, Quarters 90.
Us Tickets for sale at this office.
So Address your orders TO
YATES g. MCINTYRE.
nov % Managers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22
Bacon. sc. at auction.

e OF uhe purpose OF CLOSING several consignmsn,s.I
will -ell at auction, tbs Morning 22d inss at II
O'Clock, in front of my oifie. 10000 lbs of the very
best Smthfeid bacon, mostly mddlngs. with vari-
ETY. ofother articles consisting Of Malaga wne can
dies, aspce fiji, cider, lamp oil bed cords &c &c.
Terms at sale-to be conducted by Messrs. L. 81 A
HUBBARD, Auc;s. JAS WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22

~ policeman
\ rov Nr nrht.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22
"A Gard.

NIX CARPEN ER rcspec fully informs ,be Ia
VA dies and gentlemen ~ Richmond, hat IN con
cqucnce OF numerous applications frr Instructions
Commercial Trausac ions, DC cSu receive
applicants for Pcnmanshp after lie FIRST of Decem-
Der nov.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22
3ttetss o,rU S21Dt0.
MONDAY MORNING.. NoyEMaER 2o ,a.o-

Clay Conpcntioa. The friends of this ycptiem,n n,
Louisville, Ky. in choosing Delegates to State
Convention instructed them TO propose in that Con-
venton. National Convention of his friends to meet
at Washington, at some suitable time
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22

Us The foreign Intelligence dissipa:es the ruuor
by tue previous arrival, ofthc march of Prussan ar
my INTO Belgium aud rather confirms the pacific dis
position Of both Prussis and Russia. The disurban-
ces at Paris will give to the friends of France
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22
Union Canal Lottery, Class No. 81.
Drawing 10 be received To borrow at - o'clcck.
SCuEME

Tickets only S5-IIalves ? 5O--Quatters %.
u The Capitals and Cash sight. at the Ex-
change and Lottery Office of
nov % THOS g. BIGGER.