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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-07
WnUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL ESTATE
shalI offer Tor sale, the 2eh day Of Jan 1890,

HnUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL EsTATE-l
shall offer for sale, the 18th day OF Jan. 1880,
At New Hope lately the residence of Mr.. John
Faucou, deed, all the chates Of estate of the said
dcceden,; conf ting Of Household ard Kitchen Infni-
lure OF every description the stock OF horses, cattle
sheep and hogs, we'll as the crops OF
and fodder and farming utensils belonging both to- s
plantation aud that Of Swans Point Gays Creek and
MIL Deck,a carriage and gig, and many other articles
entirely too numerous TO be mentioned particularly.
The sale viii be continued from day 10 DAY until il
can no eooyIeted and a credit OF ~ months will be al
lowed all sums above SlV-'ne purchaser executing
VO"u WIZ" ''p' ). ". FAULCON, Admir-
Of John Faulcon, deed
NJ, Bcys near Gotham, Surry Co., Va.
n n Al the same time and place will be offered
n, rent the plautations above ment ned; and such of
b. opgroes a. shall have been previously disposed
~ (sod The number IL expected 10 be considerably
eli ,hsn be hired to the highest bidder J.N-F.
IAN 3. ol-'HV'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-07

Ny6RMERS' BANK OF vIRGlNIA,-The Presi.
IL dent and Directors have declared a dividend of
two and half per cent, the capital stock for the last
six MONTHS which will be paid TO the Stockholders on
the 18th instsnt, WA. NEKERVIS, Cash'r.
Jan. b. SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-07

NOTICE.--in consequence of the cloudy weather
the past week, tire Proprietor fthe MICROSCOPE
has concluded To- continue two three days longer
those who wish to witness this spcrnid e&hfbon will
do well to improve the first far day, at the Museum.
Jan g. Silt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-07

MIR. ScorT announced 10 the House that the dele
cation from the distiotin which Mr. MAcRAE belong
had agreed upon Mr.. Thomas Marshall OF Fauquier,
suitable perscn TO fill the vacancy occasoned by
the resignation OF that gentleman, and Mr.. Marshall
thereupoD took his seat IN the Convention.
The remaining amendments reported by the com.
mitee OF the whole then severally agreed to by
the House.
The Convention returned tn Tho Daft Of The Consii.
inion, snd the Chair announced, that IL open
10 farther amendm nts.
Mr.. UPsHUR, with view 10 remove any doubt as
10 the construction Of the lat part OF the 5h section,
moved 10 amend II by inserDg the words "by virtue
~ hs freehold" 60 make il read "any peTson may
be eIsefed Senator Who shsI have ausined the age
Of thirty ysMs, aud shall be actually resident and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-24

CuARrIsroS, Aug l7.-AbOut 10 o'clock on
Sunday night, small cloud arose in the South.
West, which emitted several vivid flashes of
lightning, and passed to the SOUTHEAST OF our
city, when the wind. which had blown from
that quarter for two days previous, freshed con-
siderab.y. and BY two O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. increased to gale.
Between and O'Clock yesterday morning,
the wind blew very violently, which, however. in
half an hour moderated somewhat until about 10
o'clock, when it increased to hurricane. and
continued to blow very violently until about o.
clock in the afternoon; during which time much
damage was done to the shipping 1t is believed
not a vessel in the harbor escaped without
more or less injury. 1t is fortunate that there
was but little shipping in port.
About 4 o'clock. the wind suddenly shifted to
N. T.. and ultimately round to North-West-
Notwithstanding, it continued with great vio-
lence, the harbor, protected By the town, exhi-
hited comparative quiet. Its appearance, how
ever from. IL to o'clock, was truly terrific. the
Sea breaking over the wharves in every direction
and vessels wing in the docks were compelled to
put dead lights in their cabin windows.
Most Of the wharves were injured by the wash
ing Of the sea; two or three Of them undergoing
repairs, are supposed to be most damaged. A
large quantity Of slate and tile, was blown fsn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-24
70 let.

XA handsome and convenient two story
M111A BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
43tfB On " ote street. (near the First Presby-
- terrain Church, with seven we'll finished
rooms, kitchen, coslroom, ash house, and excelle
cellars under the whole building porcoes front and
back. viii be rented low 10 good ,enan,
Appiyto Wh. d. MUTT,
aug 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-24
SNtice.
Notice.
TIVE proprietor, CORNELIUS net6Ah ,,,t,
L wishes TO inform his friends and the pHoh''"
GL.4SS A2NIrE9CTORE 1.

will be in blast by the first ~ September 'e',
ms workmcD are good and well selected. " y, ~
been made 81 the Washington Cily GIsis Vs., n
and tha, he will attend 10 Oh orders G're 20. p.
Glass Of any size or thickness with Gcsraea'r,
'here will be Agents selected in tie 'o'o"'SS 'j'
Richmond, Va; Norfolk. do. Ba'ir'7
Phia. New York, and Brston
W~h'ng'rr CITY, arg 2l--'t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-24
PAeusure Excursiun
THE ,Stenr,er COLCNbH'1'.

ia The Medr,er COL CHp''i
Captain James Ni'chel' "'T I-r:
.SGEs{sie, an Excursion ofpIs''nre'' 49,,
kSas3fka7QD D4T, the 2Ra i"5fa''--E Z. \
Washington at 10, aud AiexaDdria a; u oS''' H.
She win proceed considerable dl'''p'. II.
the river, and return to Washington IN t"' ne
passengers before dark Passage % 1sH''i o''
under ten years Of age half price,
aug l9-co?t Il
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-24

se,l0t;ou O, ~ attack intended 10 &c made on
the s9h which attack appears by the telegraph
ic dispatch to have been successfully mace o.ds
MONT informs us that the division OF Le'eide
was disposed in echellon OH the line OF comlnu'
nication between the army and Sidi Ferrucn;
The dispatch Of DvrEsar shows That tne Inc, " IL.
can scarcely continue III the bay. we aau u''
disnafches: ~ h.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-24

Halfpost 10 O'Clock. The Custom House boat
has Just returned, having left the 0the!lo at 10
O'Clock, aground on the East side of Hog Island
channel She parted cables at her anchorage in
the roads, about half past IL O'Clock. and drtted
ashore on Crabb bank. when it was found necesa-
~ for the preservation Of the ship to cut away the
masts-she then driftcd through Hog Island up
to the point of marsh which divides Town Creek
from Cooper River, when the wind shifted to N.
w. and drove her to her present situation. The
ship is perfectly tight and the passengers, we are
happy TO state. in health and safety.
The schr. Pocahontas also broke from her an
chorage in the roads, and went ashore near Crab
Bank. where she remains. We learn from Capt.
Berry, of the Othello, that two men on board the
schooner, in attempting to take in the flying glib
boom, were washed overheard, but he was una
bic to ascertain whether they were recovered or
not.
Capt. b. also states, that he saw off Smiths
wharf wood sloop capsized. and three men
clinging to the rigeing-a boat was seen to put of
to their assistance, but their fate is unknown.
HaLfpa elecea The storm has entirely ceas-
ed.--Courisr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-24
VIOLENT HURRICANE.

-o16Sa1G9e,~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
PENN ASSEIIP.

MIR G. will also give Instruction this useful art the Hs,v
anu admired anti angular epsStoiaTy Sys which
taught with great New iok Boston, Fhae!-
pha, recently which gives Ladies rapid fashionable
style ri writing; Gentlemen, expressly adapted
camille pursuits By this mode pupils taught with
ease and elegance; write perfectly straight without
with greater freedom than taught So great
the Improvement that eight lessons often produces
and elegant running hand those who could write their
Games.
Mr &. engages render them accomplished writer's hoce-
defective may be Their original writing - essoasySee
! specimens his o1ce)
Hours Of instruction for Gentlemen and II A. u
aud and T.. NJ For Ladies between II and +. NJ
For further particulars apply the office
b. As rcfeTcHcg MIR. l. will give the first families 10
Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
JOURNAL OF HEALTH

M approve OF the Uian which the publication,
w entitled The journal OF HEALTH" is
conducted, and believe that It is calculated to be
fui, by en!IghtenInG public opnlon ON a subject of
nigh Importance 10 the welfare of society. The
numbers which have appeared cvlnce talent, and
may be viewed pledge of the continued useful
ness of the publication, while conducted by ITS pre-
sent editors We, therefore feel hesitation IN
recommending it to public patronage.
PhIadc phla, October 10, 1890
NJ Chapman, III. ID.
I'm. Il. Det1eSs, ~ D. Professors in the Uni.
Thomas &. james, W. y. yurslty Of Penn.
EiRi4m f. Horner, ~. ..
John T.. Otto, NJ ID.
Thomas Il. Henson, ~ d.
Franklin Blche. ~. ID
From the National Standard, Middlchury, vermont
II any one desires 10 1--we wisely and happily, let
him take the Journal Of Health, and follow its pre-
ccpts.
Above all q,iackery IN the painest larguaeo--it is
Tiled with words OF wisdom. Every mother ought
70 read II Buy pound less Of tea, and axe II.
From the Western Monthly Review, Cincinnati, (Omo)
We have seen some numbers Of this periodical ].
The writing is generally chasc, simple, integblr,
perspIcuuus. OF all earthly physical interests
II touches infinitely the most important. The max
lnIs OF wisdom and experience, treasured the sub
ject, impaired IN words, witch he who runs NAV
read and understand. There is no family IN the
Union, that would not be benefited many times the
price OF It's publication, By reading, and rpending
It's contents.
w" clear, that as far as It goes, We have read
no similar work, so calculated 90 subscrvc the inter
csts and wcIi-beng Of the community ~ relation TO
health, ~ Az equal degrees and We wish that the
prudence and good sense Of the community, may
cord to this work liberal patronage.
From the New York Eyeniug Post.
We JOurnni If Honih il a periodical which We H.
ways announce wth pleasure to- our readers, on the
appearance OF each successive nunUcr. It's object IS
good and ITS articles are good containing not only
an abundance Of excellent prcccpts, but those SO
0grccG'ly set forth and illustrated and 50 various in
ther character, that they connot fail to accomplish
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE:
OR, LADY'S EMPORIUM.

The intended work will be generally literary. and
occasionally political The literary department shall be
conducted IN manner not inferior 10 that of the
best periodicals in the counryin the several depart
ments IF prose and verse, and their subdivisions into
narrative, sentimental and ddactc compositions. or
lGnal or selected Nor although general head be
literature shall the iucubrutIun of science in any of
its branches b. neglected. when they shall be- offered
for publication in the National Magazine
III the slruggl' winch l. now going between civ
II liberty anu wild unarchy, under The gnrb of demo-
cracy, she VIII sometimes raise her fCbg voice; not
az a disuuunt IN the arena of party but as an adyo
cate Tor certain great principles which may become
her and condition feel lively and dcep interest
IN maintaining, IN these times of miscnled 'reforina
ton" As victim Of prescriptions she has suffered
too much and knows too much 10 permit her entire
silence. Upon that subject she cannot avoid speak
ing irccy--shc vii try, however, TO sneak dis
drccty II there any who would still frown upon
tins last struggle OF mother for her family they ore
al liberty TO withhold cIrIr support "A Daughter Of
the Revolution, and tn grand children OF Rcyou-
tpnary Heroes, vii perish they beg m the land
WHORE they should live N honor
The work will be comprised in cirhtv octave pnpcs
on fine paper, IN new type handsomely stitched and
coIored covers making two handsome volumes
year.
TEGMs:--Thc annual subscriptions will be Five Dol
ors payable D advance on the delivery of Inc third
number, a. the pleasure of individuals.
Al subscriptions remaining unpaid ~ the end of
the year to be discontinued For single number
- cents.
Much attention VIII be paid to forwarding the mum
bcra, and with the least cost 10 subscribcrs-t bcing
nicadedto establish agencies ~ all the principal cities
aid towns, by whom he work will be- carefully dolv-
cred 10 olh"r places or when tho ndmbcr Of sub
scTiDers may not be sufficient TO establish agency
hcy VII be forwarded by mail, unless otherwise drcC-
ted Subscribers respectfully requested distinctly
TO prescribe tic places persons to whom the wor;
shall be sent for their use MARY BARNEY,
y. Az in'trrs and communications attended to by
WILLIAM BARNEY, Agcn and Publisher.
Baltimore Sept. l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21

1,HE Subscribers beg lcaveto olo their friends aud the pub
I've that they have connected themselves In trade under the
firm of Mcpherson, Rate6S & Cdnnoa, and VII Transact
the Grocery aud Commission business the hose recently
cupied nv Mess e.. 6 Clarke Auction Stote four
doors above Nessrs Lewis Webb & 60.
ELISHA STEPHENSON.
JAMES Il. RATE LIRE.
HENRY CANNON
S. Particular attention will be paid 10 all goods and pro
deco Entrusted to = IL L.
sen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.

All RS. CHRISTlANNA G BURKE respectfully
I've announces her intention to open in tbs city,
on lie first day Of October next Seminary for the
admission Of Young Ladies rs Doarders and day scho-
lars.
1t is contemplated to offer an Institution combining
the most solid requirements with the most popular
and fashionable accomplishments Without laying
claim to any extraordinary qualifications for dischur
glng the arduOus and highly responsible duties which
will dCyolve on her Principal, Mrs 3 feels conf
dent thai an carly attention 10 the subject Of Educa
ton, aud an experience Of many years in ITS details
united 20 the assistance of so many able teachers, Will
enable her TO afford advantages equal to any in this
State, and not inferior to those ofany Northern nst-
tuition.
Mrs. Burke will receive daily assistance from Mr..
Burke A. an hour not interfering with the duties of
his own Seminary Mr. Mscully, Ten,her NJ .faihe-
DIatiss an me Richmond Seminary, will also give daily
instruction IN the branches ctcd with ms depart
mcnt.
Mr.. Stephen Bernard, n native Of France, viii
teach The modern languages
Music, Drawing aud Dancing win be taught by the
most approved masters
Buarders will receive that parental attention which
whilst avoids undue restraint will insist on The full
flmcnl Of all moral md religious duties, and cnoin
strict regard for those obscrvouccs best calculated TO
insure an easy and becoming department.
The following table exhibits moro extensive
course Of studies han generally offered for the cd
ucatIOn Of iumacs They re- submitted I'M detail on
account Of tho belief that many parents viii consider
them essential TO complete education:
''''''C 'P'.' NIIlD0tIt,
Kcadng, Bookkeeping,
writing, Algebra,
English Grammar, Geometry,
EIoculion' Natural Philosophy,
Bellies Lctres, Chemistry.
Eplslolury Style, The Creek, Lain, French
Ancient and Modern His Italian and Spanish Ian
tory, guapcs.
Geography, with The use Vocal and instrumental
Of Globes and Maps Music.
hSlrongmy, Drawing and Painting,
Natural History, Dancing,
BOtant.
The Richmond Female Seminary will be opened
IN the house on I2th street, once occupied by the
late Mr.. Frederick Pcasants-ccntraI, spacious Gle
waited and retired location in tho city can better
aliord the necessary accommodation.
TERMS.
Board for the scholastic year of 0 months, 5000
Tuition ~ oil the English branches, 40
Extra charges regulated by thoso Of other schools
Application in person or by letter, will receive
TLompt ottcnrrCu mn 2j-CIotc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

NUdI tut NN''N'
TUNHE property generally known as Armstrong $
L Tavern, in the most central aud busy part OF
the city. Immediately between the Old Market and
the Dock. with The adioning Tenement, at present
occupied by Mr.. w. liz Austin, and which vii! rent
readily for $500 per year
The above property fronts SO feet upon 18th street,
and ie SO well known that IL Is only considered ne
ccssary TO remark, that no investment in the CITY
would probably pay better interest than th's, and
as the subscriber much prefers selling privately, lac
will thank such may he disposed to buy, to give
him call at the store OF Ralston s. Peesants. Should
me not however. OBJECT private salc before the list
of next month, he will, on that Jay. sell al public
auction, on the prcmises-terms liberal
sep ID A. PLEASAkTS, Jr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
r. d. SANXAY,

Successor 10 ". II. FaschyLsonnJ
E AS just received at his Book Stationery and
"A n Fancy Store, IN assortment Of gold, silver.
tortoise shell and steelmounted spcctucs for all
Also, convex, green and azure loose glasses
suita bic for hose who require Il change which he
can 6t IN old frames Spectacles repaired
GOIdfnders mugnfyIng glasses of various kinds
fbr he examination of minerals spy and opera rlass-
es; acorn, beetle and botanical microscopes: eve
glasses, for short sighted persons; convex shaving
glasses Telescopes cleaned and repaired Glass
tubes fitted to thermometers 10 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
Practical Book Keeping.

Mr.. CARPENTER respectfully informs Ine citizens oil
hie.ss & a Varw,ck's, two doors below the Virginia
Banks winch he has fitted for the purpose OF teaching Iom
rcrcIa practical manner ~ which The stu
dent is introduced business carried through all
various complicated fomsUy Dou5te Entry Snglc aud
Partnership business
To every engaged commercial pursuits the much and
long neglected subject OF regular entries OF mercantile transact
vital importance: without critical knowledge
these, consequences often Many
business for the of this knowledge Compelled TO
leave the management OF he concerns 10 agents or clerks
and OF ting their fidelity without possessing efficient
al testing the correctness of their proceedings by the
following OF instruction, the above can be easily rene
died, VIZ:
1s Tho merchant specific name, introduced in
domestic business which he conducts for three months a."
then balances and closes his hooks, on He7 and oVed
plan
"a The Merchant then takes partner, and enters INTO
Shipping, Commission and SpcciGt C0PdrtncySh business
which he conducts for four monin al the close oil winch the
is dissolved The merchant then takes the business
his hands, settles retiring partner, pays HIM
has proportion ofrroh,s, and capital furnished
Tie whole Will be rendered exceedingly simple
To of first, Domestic srcc"i, Fore
Of , lessons each.
Hours Of instruction between 4 M-and & f. NJ.
Communication from a Committee Of Gentlemen at
tlcied ~ one Of Nh, CS classes IN Baltimore.
The undersigned having taken lessons Book Keeping under
Mt Carpenter gentleman from New iOrK, highly
mended do cheeuy express our unqualified appreciation
of his of instruction that useful art, as well as
cumnendaon OF ms skill and o ms PRACTICAL Pesrcuous,
and pleasing method III teaching It
Having the various books prepared TO his hand the pupil Is
led step STEP through the different departments Of the work.
by double entry from the opening To- the closing of accounts
Tie made 10 Jou H'i=s and post the entries himself and 10
keep the auxiliary books, such As Cash Books B Books
Bank Books &c, which mpresses the science upon hs
ory aud enables him only understand, but to 10 the
work and 70 test the correctness oI the whole by Balance
Sheets &c.
we hope that many Young may avail themselves OF the
opportunity afforded, perfect Their knowledge branch
oiearnms sensabe the merchant important the law
yer, useful u all
Edward HiUckley, Esq. James Brakeman, Esq
Geo Gordon Bell! ESQ. j. IA Clarke Classical Teacher
6. l. Dulluy, Esq. D. 9. Prince, Principal Of the
McClniucL Young, Esq. FayeIie Academy.
Hm. Gideon, ESQ.
Merchants:
WIN o McKim, Ambrose 4. White,
Geo Renisen, VIM Ecks,
Enoch HYDE, Jun. Edward Cockey,
Reed Perkins, Francis Jones,
Frederick Woodwork, John Howell,
William ". Kane Pratt Jennings.
ALEXANDRIA
Thomas w. Smith, Joseph l.. Sandforj
aaruuUi ~. Inuoos foncv,
Frederick Wilson, George Mason
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21

s GAINED 20 gentleman at the Union, on Sat
- ,rd0y evening. a self sharpening Pencil, With
the .m,lials II NJ. on one end. F'he gentleman who
borrow cd It. will obligo the by lcovin. it with
She Printer sept | g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
NETWORK
TcurMd! Of Commerce.,
,-yy-NrDoc - x,ryvrnry

An Evening Edition ot the Journal OF Commerce IS
published pA,iy, aud sent off BY The great Southern
aud Northern Mails and the Steam Mail 10 tue Easi
This edition contains all news received by The mais
and from vessels arriving At this port and notice OIL
mercantile transaction in the New York Market
whenever they possess interest, down to o'clock,
=. M. The Editors hive established a very valua-
able correspondence. with nll the principal CONNER.
CAL cities in the world They have swift sailing
schooner, built in Baltimore expressly for them be-
sides row boats the whole maintained ut an annual
expense of more than four Gousdnd dollars, and de-
yocd exclusively to their use, by which ships fire.
Qucntly boarded at the distance of City, and sometimes
One hundred miles from the city All the arrange
noents of the establishment upon the most lbc-
raj scale Of pense, and POSSESS efficiency which
constitutes the Journal of Commerce, issued it is,
twice day decidedly the best channel of news, both
Political and Commercial, which can be found in this
city. Full accounts of news received by foreign ar
rivals at this port frequently sent off twenty four
bours before the merchants letters by the YES
Sells arc placed IN the Post Office.
In tho present critical state Of the markets, which
there s every reason believe will cont al least
for some months, merchants throughout the country
will find this cheapest, and most complete corrcs
Iundeace which possibly be established
ry' During the winter, when the Northern and
L;ustcrn Mails start III the morning, the Morning
Edition Is forwarded; so that subscribers receive n
morning and evening paper alternately, giving them
the news throughout the year to The lu,cst posi-
bic hour
Terms go per annum, payable III advance. All
5plers and payments may be forwarded by mail at
the risk md charge of the Editors
HALE 81 UALLocK.
o.. All Editors who rccciv" the Daily Jounal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-21
Rogers Orange Gun Powder.

FEVIllS article, or sale ny the subscrrbcrs) is now
Y made upon new and much improved princ.
pies, producing guaranteed by the proprietor,
uaaTkabo superiority of strength and quickness, and
great perfection IN It's combustion.
I; Is rfaTel IN kegs of all the different sizes o.
grains un1 suitable for all kinds of shooting and OF
Cuns-also, ~ caHsters of double and the great
est possible degree of strength.
Dealers are requested To notice. that this Pew
der may al once BE- distinctly known from all other
Ly an oru~ge % rad stain impaired on ts ignition
also by i peculiar hshtncss, measured charge
cs Il ,g be found 10 weigh much less than the
Gan.e measure Of any other kind,
OTIS, DUNLOP g. CO Agents
n If