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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-29
PRINCIPLES OF HONOR AMONG THE
GERMAN STUDENTS.

had been about a month in Gottingen, wheli
vas sitting alone one evening in that species OF
;n,,,l.ut b1mor In which we hail friends APP
n,,,,b without possessing energy sufficient to
es.l for society abroad, when my friend Els
andaller entered; he resisted all my entreatles to
remain. and briefly Informed me that he came to
reo,rest that [ would aC company him the follow
INV morninc to Meissner, distance OF about i've
leasues where he was to light duel, and told
me that To avoid suspicion IN town. the horses
should wait at my door. which was outside the
-amparts, "a early as 5 O'Clock: having thus ac-
ouaInted me with tie object OF has visit and also
told me not to forget that he would breakfast
With me before starting. ne wished me good night,
o,d deporteG | remained awake the greater
mart Of the night, conjecturing what might have
h'ar +hs reason of this extraordinary caution;
S,r well knew that several dues took place ev-
erv dav within the precincts 81 the oni'ersity'
without mention being made Of them, or any IN
curry being instituted by the protector or cohsul,
towards morning fell into kind OF disturbed
sleep, FROM which Twas awakened by my friend
entering, and hallooing, 'auf, auf. die some
silent heif.'-.up. up, the sun shines bright;
f,he FIRST line of a well known student catch.)
rose and dressed myself. and having breaklasted
we mounted our nags and set of, at sharp pace,
10 the place Of meeting For the first few miles,
NOT A word was spoken on either side; he was APP
parently wrapt in his thoughts, and did not wish
TO intrude upon his feelings at such moment,
however, he at last broke silence, and informed
me that the duel was to be fought with pistols,
as he and his adversary had vainly edeavored to
decide the quarrel in several meetings with
swords. The cause of this deadly luminosity,
fer it must have been to require course rarely
if ever pursued by a student, of resortng to pis-
tolls. he did not clearly explain, but merely gave
me to understand that it originated concerning
relation Ofhis opponents lovely girl, whom he
had met at the Court OF Hanover. Having gwen
this brief explanation. he again relapsed into ST.
lence, and We rode Oh for miles without saying
word. The morning was delightful, the coun-
try through which We passed highly picturesque
and there was an appearance ~ happy content
and checrfulnes on the faces Of the peasants, who
ali sauted US as they went forth to their morning
labor, that stood IN awful contrast to our feelings
hurrying forward, ~ we were. on the mission o.
death.
At Aeis.aer. whera se.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-29
ORIGINAL POETRY
Song.


TYNE" 5saby's Daughter"
-, -, h,.,psr 70 those whom grim Poverty presses
In arms whose hare touch like torpeaoes oe'"'"''
All 5Il 20 the subiee, OF woes and diatresses'
Obige6 BY necessity IS laS 10 saccumo'
Chorus.
y.,I IN. bunner, with feelings OF generous enos,'
Tba, those who experience the troubles Oh e'''"'
~. On day reIeem'd, be as free as The ocean,
AMI reap their re wsvd Ofindusirl and wor'i'
49,, ,,,n,er N Grs,us, o'erlooked and neglected.
~. nsTlrt and iu>h scarcely furnishing oresd,)
,yS n, freemen should always be prlaed reslec,e"
sc,rc, thought of Till hfe's last pulsauon mas ned
Choru,-FilI the bumper, &c.
IN hammer 90 PATnIoTs whose gray hairs OF Sorro"
ns,ok.na.lack of attention and care. uo"'
Al .h.y ,hst Land mau'' ssor''''s s"ehS'n oo'
:" r., issv, HIM a, spening To helpless despair.
Cho,u,-rill he bumper, sc. -
,,;,l bunoerto BARRY unhapPiy shaded,
n< foul tc,,,tess hearts, from the sun 81 es'een'
All nr,v that heucrforh ne'rr Hover may DC isoso'
nut holt, flourish 'nsaih heavens own oe"Fh'
Chor;.s,
vi,the bumper. with feelings Of generous emo,on;
mt man and that woman, whstc'er be Their orh'
~. h@pn,. coa,en ed and free rs the ocean,
Fni,y;up he frui,s OF industry and worth,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-29
COMMUNICATED.


I've previous Efforts OF " =. r; ID, having
entitled him to the appeliation Of Bom6"'fes' his
IN e This morning must gain TOR hun the eu-
o;,,nic addition Of FUrioso. would advise nm
70 ;nIite an essaY On The S"biine and Beautiful
# his wi, we're not pointless and ms flights OBJ.
But let ne not stray irota The sa6jert:--
Gold water, When used with caution ana win
temnerancr. never did any body the least harm:
WhSskey never did any body the least Good.
The nae OF liquors during warm weather is em'-
nenly dangerous. and those most apt to be III
inrsd are those who are in the habit OF saturatng
Sheir bodies with inAammabie drink. Experience
ard observation have confirmed m IN my Cpl
mons concerning the influence OF liquor upon Ia
aorine men-and hesitate not Ia affirm, that
eyery laboring mau who drinks wm'Sey during
the present warm weather, suffers Inconvenience
from IL.
20, Ed" is, this morning, uncommonly
deem. cannot understands The Bonn
ba,rian dialect. however is still continued. Let
him take care, or I'll physic him with another
dose of quotations, that may be worse to HIN than
E. acidulated drinks" "
Juy %.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-29
A\eNaMAria Canal.

4 T. a meeting ofthe Commissioners ~ pm, rp
n csiye subscriptions To the Stock "f I.e
Canal Company. held at the Mayors 'ih''
dria, 4th J1ne, lS50-Pressn u,o.r
John Roberts, ona'"' Ice
P!.ineas Janney, Ea"'""'
knoert l. Taylor n"'''' ',,',''.,".,.i.s |
Thomson 4. Mason. te"} n'""
Hugh "ni,h, ne".t' u,,ebG
= C. Ca1en0ye, Jo'i''''"
". u. Miller, ...I ,,lsrs
On notion, Fms. l. LEE was appV'"S'
and W ". HILLra Secretary. 1. oo,re
Or9ered. Ths, books OF subscuph'h u n,.i.
uond,,. the 18th in ,tant, ut the ioEo"lns .,.gas
Rank uf Alexandra, under the Jon'" v,,n,
superintendence oi g.. l. ,o,, -
Bank Of Potomac, Charic, Psge
n;cb,rd se''
Farmers gank Of Alexandra, John Hoof II
Mechanic.' Bank of Alexsn- 6e"ISe rtso.a
dria, e1,,I n ,r.bp
Office of discount and DEPOSIT sa" saith
Bank of the q. S. Washington h''n' ws,e W
Bank of the Valley, Winches. ) Uo,a s-aa
ter, I'D
Office Of Disccun, and Deposit { Daniel Iser'
Farmegs' Bank of Virginia GeorCe o'''
at Winchester, ~ - u.n.rr,
OfIicc OF Discount and DeposH A. Edws;J'
Bank or the Valley, i.sesburg %. =.
Office of Discount and deposit ! Thos 6',6
Bank of'he Valley Charles wo' S''''
town,
Extract from he hinale'; ,er, Ct5>
w. II. MILLER, Sec'y.
June 7-3tswtl4thaug v.,eh.s'f>
Or The National Intelligence s,s-.gr
lcan. Charlestown Free ife''' 80" We.
OF Liberty, viii insert TIE "'''e ".' .6:'
August. FL send h-,- a"-"''''< .
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-29
Notice:
q Ley;ongru Court OF Inquiry

q Legtonary Court q MG"5 ,~S
XaYILL be held at she DID Counc'' J'j'N y
w tu,day. the 3lstcfJuLy, at ~ "e'''t 49,, &" ,ra
order, ths Court may, tor good Cause
mes a"a e"e''i'' "''' ' GRO pRENi,
~ c8-ttS0lh ADJ. LIST ht g. ~" ''o~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-29

gfon Cifq.-We find the accompany
inc letterin the y. s. Gazette, which from eve
rv'aocount, public and private, we believe TO be
strictly true. =,
s.WAsH1xeroN, July 20, 1880.
ssThe check which has been given to tine
growth and prosperity of the city OF Washington,
the favored creation Of the father of his country.
and the cherished fall the succeeding Presidents
mn to him who now fills the chair of the execu-
tive. was never more manifest than ii Is at this
moment. Formerly the spring months were u'h-
cred in by the sound of the trOwel, the hammer
and the saw. The blaze of circle Of buck
kilns broke through the darkness ut midnight;
and he'morning sun rose on hundreds OF build
mos sprinoinp simultaneously, as it were, by ma
v;c touch. from the union of industry and enter
pnze. Property gradually increased IN value.
every foot of the soil began to he appreciated, and
spirit of speculation became manifest, which,
under malicious regulation, administered to the
extension of the city, A change and cloud
have come over this prospect OF prosperity
We now see. indeed, few houses slowly ele-
vatiuu themselves at distant intervals, but the
most conspicuous of these are those which are
built by wealthy proprietors, who have oeen
n,aced by fortune above the mischievous opera
ton of political power and favor. Speculation
is withered, enterprises checked. industry 'acAS
employment, property has suffered a dimiuution
in value, and nothing but the hope OF a new era
when the Frustrated energies OF the city may De
revived. keeps the great body OF our mechanics
the bone and suew of our population-from
sinking into despair and bankruptcy. 1t cannot
therefore be cause for wonder that the admins
tration is so detested as it is in this city; nor
that diuner got up for the Qualification of Gen.
Jackson and his cabinet, the majority of those
who attended, should be strangers drawn hitherto
b. fed from the dregs of the Treasury, and hav-
inr no further interest in the city or its concerns
All who are identified with the city. and who
lo,k to its growth or decline, as connected with
their own, woald never consent to perPetuate
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-29

We understand that John A. G. Davis, of Al.
bemarle, has been appointed BY. the Visitors OF
the University, Temporary Professor OF Law IN
that institution. in place Of Mr.. Lomax.
DIR. Frank Carr. has been appointed Secretary
of the Board of Visitors OF the University, In
place of Mr. Davis. Thus it seems Editors are
still in good odour. MFR. Davis being the former
and DIR. Carr, the present Editor of the Virginia
Advocate. Had Gen. Jackson made his appoint
ments, from the editorial corps, with the same re-
ference to moral worth and responsibility as the
Visitors of the University have. there would have
been less ground for the clamor raised about re.
uardiDg Edtors.-Fred. Political .9ressS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-12
NEW MUSIC.
10 Us

4 tOLLINS 4 co have received few new pieces
~ for the Piano Forte, and further addition to
their stock Of Standard Music consisting in part OF
the following:
Russian grand march, G.. p. Francis;
Love'S yitorneiid, music II. Cooke;
Lores philosophy for the harp and piano, affection
atcly dedicated to her sister Mrs Il. George, by Mrs.
r Stith;
The trumpet Of pdr, music by J. r. Norton;
La donna che amante, sung by Mise Patton, music
Cimarosa;
My street guitar, J. Barnett;
The. fairest ao,oer;
Forecer let us part Duet;
absent friends, duett;
o nerer EaH in iore;
The heart ha, torres Jondeai fany
The poaehers, o. the shbsiny night.
'cne Ga
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-12
MARI j Il NHW IS.
ARRIV ED,
PORT or RTLII.NO.yU.

ARMY ED,
Schr Independence, Hooper, from Baltimore with
sundries, TO j. Thomas, J 81 Goodc. J g. $ Cosby
d Co, a Sweeny, S Parsons, ] r. Triplott, and d
Burr.
Schr Susan 6; Elizabeth, Brewer, from Philadelphia
via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal with surdries,
To Lancaster d. DENLY, Davenport, Allen g. Co. NJ
kildoe, b Pcyton, A Levy, Perkins g. Harris. Will
liams. Scott & Fry. a Swecny, w M Swoopo, Tate,
& l. Sampson. w Mitchell, jr, w II Richardson, w
Mountjoy, and Myers jr.
Schr Hero, Chatin. from New York. with ballast.
AZ Warwick, brig Alfred, Soule 20 days fin Now
Orleans with sundrics. to Kerr Cnsl,ies & Co, X
Brock, Palmer, Il Triplet w T. Micou, and 10
order
SAILED,
Schr Effort, Dell. for New York, with tobacco and
flour
Sctr Joseph Bonner, Blsckman, for New York,
with coal
Sshr Chariot Smith, for New York. with coal.
Schr Elizabeth g. Rcbccca, Williams, for " York,
with coal.
Schr Etnn, Randall for Portland, with coal.
Schr Hiram Coffin, for Portland, with coal
NEW YORK, June 3.--Arved, schr Fairfield,
Coffin DIS tim Richnond sloop Eliza Allen, S,udcy,
dis fin do.
Bclow---A q. S. sloop Of war, supposed to be tho
Vincennes.
- --sx--s.y---,---
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-12

II virtue of deed Of trust made by Frederick
- Peasants to Edmund W. Rootss, Aq and tho
subscriber dated the 9th day of August 1876 and i'd
Matted to record in the county of Henrico the
18th DAY ofthe same month for certain purposes thesc4
IN mentioned, shall Monday, the 2ist day Of this
month"; boz ween the hours Of ten and twelve oc.ocx
at tho Eaale Hotel, in the city Of RICHMOND svll M
public auction. for ready money, certaia p,cce If
mnd, containing about twelve acros, lying ON n.
Westham Creek. and between that and the Fhres
chopped load IN Henrico county, and ADJOINING Tim
iand OF Dickens and WiIliaua Aoueure
Also two lots of land iying MtcholFs Sovino IN
said county. and known in Mitchelis plan Ly Hos.s
or SO much ofthe said property a. may u
necessary to satisfy the objects Of the said 5ceJ -
Trust. Acting ne trustee shall convey such ti,i.
only as Is vested in me by the said deed Of truy..
Je 1l-dtc CHAS COPELAND, Trustee.
Lot 30 81, conveyed to said Pcas,.ts Sy " lIIi,m
nitohel'' ant No 3d. conveyed BY J. II. Ehstaco sad
wife to said Peasants. ""
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-12

TN virtue of Two Deeds of Trust, executeJ ~ JeSn
M: A,mistead and William cambridge, bv WIN.
nam l.. Morris, and Marcea his wife, the ono On The
eighth day Of Janrary, 1928. and tho other on H.
eighteenth day OF February, iS29-and smother DeeI
of trust executed to Herbert o. Claiborne g. Charlc,
D Gay, BY the said William /. Norris on tho tenth
Gay Oh !uiy, Io2S--aii OF which deeds arc recorded
IN the Hastings Court of the city of Richmond: vo
snail proceed to sell On the premises On the Scth day
OF June next for ready money for the purpose there
in mentioned, two Lots, pieces parcels of Lard,
IN the city OF Richmond, kncyn and dstinan iahed II,
the plan of the seid city by No. (347) three hundre1
and forty seven. and No. (35e) three bnnd,e5 and
hfty two, which were conveyed 10 the said w l,.tr
l. Norris, by Thomas Rutherford and Sar an hs yf,
by their deed bearing date The 18Th day of lung
1925, and admitted 10 record in The clerks Once
OF the Court OF Hastings sor said ci,y-and on which
are now erected extensive brick Buildings used "a
warehouse, and for other purposes: also three 9th
or Lots pieces, or parcels Of Land known and dis.
tnguished in the plan Of said city, BY number (a4a
three hundred and forty two, number three bu ndred
and forty-tnree (3iS and number thee hundred md
iony,four 3iA) with the buildings commonly called
Shockoe Warehouse, and oil other buildings and nm
provcments thereon; which property was conyeyed
to the said William J. Morris, BY two several deeds
for undivided moeties therecf--onc made on ~.
tenth day Of June. 1928. by Richard Gregory and
Elizabeth hs wife and John Pcgrsm, and Wilsun
Gregory; the other, made ON the same day, by 10
seph Dudley Of Chesterfield county, and both admit
ted to record IN the clerks Office of tho uuetinu,
Cburt OF said cy also, other Lot, piece or par
eel OF Land, known and distinguished in the plan If
said city, by number three hundred and forty-six
;3460 which was conveyed to said William I. Nor
ris, hy William A. Smith and Sarah Smith, by tteiv
deed, bearing date the 18th day of September 1896
and admitted 10 record in the clerks office of the
Hastings Court ofthe city aforesaid.
Tho above described property vas advertised by
us to be sold on tho 10th February last, but the sar
was prevented from taking place by en- infunctidn
obtained by William l. Morris from the Chancellor
Of the Williamsburg district; when injunction has
been dissolved by the Chancellor cf the Superior
Cour, OF ChsnoeIy for the Richmond district.
The title the foregoing property is believed 10
be unques'ionably good Acting as trustees. we
VIII convey such title as is vested in IFS by viriuc Of
the said deed oftrust
JOHN NJ ARMISTEAD, IN
WILLIAM CAMBRIDGE. tx
HERBERT a. CLAIBORNE, a
CHARLES S. GAY, "
ap 26-2awtds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-12
Comfort in n Shave.

DNIiOSE persons who are DESTROYS Of alleviatin.
4 The mscrlcs ola shave, arc respectfully inform
cd shat the subscrSer has received supply of those
Justly celebrated Old English Razors, ,oarranied -
fhe manufacturers of this article being convinced
that no improvements zero necessary in a razor ex-
ccpt those that promote the durability Of fine edge
have combined the qualities OF tho old concave asor
with those ground on inch stone. aud can with
conhdt"cc recommend them TO the public as the only
real Improvement which has ever been made in
razor.
Morsans sided razor strap, possessing the quail
calculated TO produce qualification Of edge on
razor. that VIII With ease remove tho most setaceous
beard.
Shaving brushes boxes md soap.
Milk 0f Roses. Cologne and Florida Water all
used in tho very desirable operation Of comfortable
share. For sale at the Book, Stationery and Fancy
Store,of r. ID. SANXAY.
10 0-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-12

From the ~ Y. Journal of Commerce. Tuesday, Q p nj
TIE MARKET Western Flour has advanced
still further this week. The price to-day is S53 n
+. parcel of Gennessce wheat has been sold
this morning at 1 Is cts. which is advance of 5
cents Cotton is calm again; next to noth hing doing.
The price of Exchange for the Liverpool packet o
this day rather lower than for the last viz. :
per cent. prem, in fact per cont discount.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-12
From the Cincinnati Gazette.

Some die and sgu,c resign.-The death of Mr. Tu-
dor Charge to Brazil of Mr.. West, Charge 10 Chill
and tho resignation of tho Office of Pnymasicr by Ma
Tor Gwynne, has given the President opportunity
10 retcnrd q few moro Of his friends Ethan Allen
Brown, President Of the Ohio Jackson Convention,
end one Of the Jackson electors who voted for the
Hero oftwo wars, is Guarded with the dead mans
shoes of Mr. Tudor. John IIamm gets the dead
mans shoes Of Mr. West, ,oho diet on nc ioay. Col
William Piatt, another Jackson clcctor 10 rewarded
with the Office resigned by Major Gwynnc.
President Jackson is fortunate than President
Jefferson His complaint was. "rBw die, and NONE
resign" Dut III these days the rewarded nre civil
cnogh to die of, ard make room for their expecting
brethren. Old incumbonts resign in favor of rotation
Nor i, this oil, the Senate lend themselves 10 multiply
the means of bcs,owmg rewards. They reject some
who have had taste of the treasury pap that others.
mny get n morscl, whilst the SUNSHINE of reward
rcmainc,h. The late receiver ofpubic moneys in tli
ylsce, resigns the treasury platernrd sp1ou III ner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-12
BOSTON MARKET Inn, :

BOSTON MARKET, June )
FLOUE.There has been fair demand for home copsump.
ton the sales have been made principally reported
Genucssee has improved consequence Of sales for
shipping, and Limited stock 400 bb Elys brand and
200 bbs OF another approved band taken day
shipper AT advance last weeks prices and quota
lions range accordingly Baltimore Howard street, per Dbl
ia 2s do wharf 50; Philadelphia. 87h Susquehan
87Aa5; Alexandria wharf 75 do King street,
Rich. Canal. 4 75a4 G74; do City, IN
GRAIN he sales since our last report have been heavy
amounting about 80 900 bushels Southern Corn 43 44c
for white and Is isc for yellow 1at 1000 do North
round 53a55c several parcels OF northern 39a4Oc
per busbel Il Courier
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-12
BY OTIS, DUNLOP & 90.
BRANDY.

On TUESDAY, the 18th ins. ut 10 o'clock wifi
be sold at our store, without reserve,
Pipes ola brandy genuine, aud very supc-
rior-t is IN store, and can be examined bef6re and
on the day ofsae. O. D. g co. Aocts
je Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-12

lust RECElvED-Spunisb Grammar: by A.
- DE LctamendI, late Consul Of Spain for East
Florida Also. by the same author, Notas H;stor;cas
sorrc ia Revolution dc Espnna, comprendierro Ia.
cpoca de i8l4 hasta 1923, for salc at the Book &,
Stationery Store % X. u. SANXAY.
! "a, %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-12
Valuable Real Estate at Auction

Valuable Real Estate at Auction.
WILL be sold to the highest bidder, a, public
w auction, upon the premises, on Tuesday next.
the 18th day of June the Houee and Lot situated on
the north side of street. near Shockoe Hill Market,
me late residence of Hannah Plesher, deceas-
cd. The lot contains one quarter of an acre Of
ground, being one half of lot No. 57i
" III also be sold the same day, n few articles Of
FURNITURE, remaining the house, eonsisting Of
BY order of the Executor
Davenport, Allen f Go. Aucfs
Sale OF The Furniture 10 commence a, past
O'Clock, and the House at O'Clock.
C Terms on the day of sale iere
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-12

Amount of Produce and Number Of Boats passed.
down through the Lower Locks.
JUrE 10 -l38 hhIs tobacco 1853 bbls -four. G bags
cotton, bag dried fruit, mill spindles, tons sand
cords wood, % bonts, ~ coal boats 1850 bus ceal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-12
MANAGERS. oFrIcE.

CONNECTICUT State Lottery, No. 2.
W brewing will be received TO-DAY the Iaih
June-Capirls, SEQ, 0000, 800, and a of .OGO.
&C &c.-Tickeis s.. halves SO. quarters IS.
Rhode Island State Lottery, No. 2.
Draws on the i4thJ unc-Capitsls: 10000. 2. 500.
1000, $50, 200, and of i.oO0'--Tichets Ga.
halves 2, quarters1 =.
Delaware, s. Carolina, e. Louisiana bot
terry, Extra No. ..
Prize s. 900. Tickets 81, halves 2. Quarter, +
ar Tickets for sale at this ofire-where was sold
and paid few weeks since, !. f2 ~. the crap1
Capital of $50 0p0-Address your orders
YATES g. MINTYRE
-Je ~ Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-12
Superior Irish Linens.

Superior Irish Linens.
p Ii. JENKINS has received by the packet Plan
IL. ter, and is opening this morning, one case un-
dressed, improved selvage and grass bleached fine
shirng linens, which with his recent supplies en-
brace an extensive assortment Of linens at all prices
Persons wanting linens, may be assured of obtaining
them at this house, of pure linen and warranted grass
bleach, III any quantity, from s5 cts TO 81 SO per
yard ie II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-12

Late Neps expected.-Thc brig Mary. reported to
be in eighteen Days from Have. bound to Phadel-
pha, was spoken on Monday of Bsrncgat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-12
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
LOST

SUPPoSED 10 have been mislain OF stolen, be-
- tween this and Washington city, box from 90
to 81 inches in length and about la in width The
box contains sundy Lottery ind Prize tickets all of
which wore cancelled, and can be Of no use to any
one but the subscribers. The said box was sent by
Mr. Porter's line of stages, addressed TO Messrs
Yates & Mcintyre, Washington city. care of Mr..
Sindcy Porter, fredericksburg, on the Sd of March
last, O. traced to Fredericksburg, since which it
has not been heard of. ANY inflammation that will lead
to lis discovery, will be thankfully received and all
the expenses that may be incurred, in delivering
the said box to Messrs. Yates g. Mcintyre. Wash
iDgton CITY, to Mr.. Sindey Porter. Fredericksburg
or 10 Che subscribers at Richmond will be paid
YATES & MCINTYRE.
~ The Political Arena, fredericksburg and
Phenx Gazette. Alexandra, will please insert this
four times, end forward their accounts to Yates
g. Mclnlyre, Richmond. M 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-12

Gold has been found in certain portion of Edge
field District Saluda River, (S C) on the lands of
John Chapman Esq. and Others which is supposed to
indicate an abundant quantity of that article. Ar
engagements are making to deveopc the treasures of
this mine. -tChar. Courier.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-12

The Philadelphia papers state that Friday tho Sc
cond of July. s the day fixed for the execution of
Porter and Wilson, tho mail roboers-,he President
having signed the death warrant.