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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-05

lis remuneration oi the Presidency OF Colombia is r
rcvocaoio' and mentions his inteation of visiting
Franco IN the spring of 1881.
Jour. de Paris, .9pris 10
.he aug ears Gazeitc of April el, contains the
following under date of April 49,
"A French Aossengcr from Consta stinope brings
The important intelligence of the acceptance oft6o
Lon don Protocol by The Sultan
ihe Courier de Smyrno states thot the Porte in r
der 70 connterbalanee tho commercial advantages
gained by Russo has manifested q disposition 10 cx
tend the same privilege all the other Powers md
by tins equality secure itself from the DANGER brought
upon by the late treaty Upon this pr,ncipl, II i
,a' 'ne uags OF SpaIn Sweden, Naples and Denmark,
nave peen renewed from the duties and ormalt, h
tnerto required on passing into the Black Sen
PonrUe Ala lotter dated Lisbon April 10th 20
that Mr. Brent was about TO leave that city and n
was supposed, had been recalled by his Yovernment
not TO be replaced Another report is stated in these
words: III "a believed, the other hand that TINT
government having discovered that they have been do
eeiVcd by their charge dnaires whose com
n'uhcations (perhaps paid for by the Miruete party J
had occosioned The unfortunate step Of recognyin
.ne usurpu'ion, have wished TO clear themselves in
inc eyes oil other nations, by promptly breaking of
,ne,r relations with him. After his departure there
WIZ oe only the Ropes 9uncio and the Jesui,s 10 de-
fcnd his Cause"
MARKETS AT HAvRE. April &c.
business has not been very active during the week
% .io purchases IN the hrst fortnight of the month
lsupPhes tue demand. Holders are however firm in
,heir prices. Nothing he done in Georrias or
iouIsianas, 1T trng difference from the last nrcea
Ar,Vais-S,F7l bags, by five vessels from NJ Orlenns.
and what is expected by four FIVE others from thai
port, has produced no effect our rates which are
very we'll supported.
The arrivals of this week amount 10 n ooi b.rs
sales only lOI4 as follows $50 louisiana Ial 3,
sous; 100 Georgia i8a 10; 80 Mobile 10; es5 Virg
ma and tennessee 10; s6 Bahia. common, 10; 10 Sea
Island 47b az. On hand. - 600 bags
Grain--About 1000 hectolitres sold this week for
.he MediteTrane"n. Good hard Northern Wheat
brought ,S IT. 60 10 II. per hectolitre Hamburgh,
soft, good quality, high as 81 f. Denmark com,
mon, ~ 80 l9; and Courland, II a II Sc. The
market not brisk and the last accounts from Montiyi
q depression in prices.
Fiour'-23o barrels N York have been sold at 55f
'1fonr cn'ones q other small parcels have been pur
chased for consumption. 400 barrels have arrived
from New Orleans
MARSElLLES, April l7.--There have been sold
nIs week ~" bales cotton, VIZ; 700 Egyptian, new
lO7 so, and MIXED O5f Americans arc well .rstn;n
cd Coffee suffers from want of the means of expor.
TALON. Sugars, 5000 bags Bourbons were sold; Mus
covndoes ore little in demand; white Havana are held
with drmuoss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-05

20 the govcrument. The suspension Of bis calls OF
money BY you, and tho confidence of the bunk which
induced thctn to suffer him to ovcrdraw shifted most
Of his default from the government to the bank
Yhc actual amount Of default to tho roycrnroent
and TO the benk, s. az abovc stated ss4a7O 81
&c has presented to this office claims 20
the aI,ouut of $4,000 SO. 81 ,3ss es
Of which. il is certainly ascertained,
have been passed to hrs credit long uro,
earing Sio,B6o 81
Claims for extra commissions,
interest, clork hire, &c. pre-
scufcd to you, and rejected 1850 DC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-05
Received psyinsrt,
ssS19SEPH GRAHIER.
Nor, -yF,yJ
$50 80

.Nsuo BfH
Navy Department, for Mafino Hospital
1917. 70 Joseph Granicr, Dr.
Dec. 5. For 81 lu,ge cot blankets, $40 90
NonpoLK, Doc 1917
Received from Miles King Navy Agent, forty-two
dollars in payment of the above bill
SO. JOSEPH GRANJpR
iicre the discount Of 81 10 il dropped in nkino
the new bili, and Graner is made Ia rrceiu, in 1898
for S4s' when IN 1917 he rcceip'ed fer $50 90.
In many other cases, two ihrco new bills are
manufactured out of one, with chnnyns of captions
dates, amounts and receipts. Some Of the bills are
apparently mere private transactions In one case
there arc two, II not three original bulls which cover
the same time and contain of the same items
In another, IN administrator appointed in 1895 re-
cepted bill dated IN 1917. In others On agent ro-
ceipts the new ball III 1899. whom the old ones aro
rccelpted by the principal. For many new bills no
orginoiS hHve been Produced and 90 far as nppears
they never existed 10 any shape until 1929 Perhaps
they may be predicaled certain entries in the form,
er storekeePer's books; for | remember that Mr.
KING ntimated to intention 10 get I'D q CHIN,
10 the entries certain pencil mark which the sto,n
keeper usually mudo when he gave receipts foF arti
cles delivered TO him.
These new bills were presented BY Mr. Kin1 with
request that would examine the proper quarters
accounts, and whether they had been passed IN
ms credit With these changes of dates throwing
tneIn INTO other quarters, and sometimes other years
win changes IN captions, items, FORMS recepts and
oven amounts carried out, with two or three new
OILS made out OF different parts Of an old one how
WAS possible TO trace them in this office or nscer
tam whether they had heeD passed to his credit or
uo'! 10 be continued I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-05

sr7 90
HeIe Two hair Mattresses have gone OYER IRON the
sisi April 70 the 9th june another qnarter aud 10
make up the cabin curtains in the new BILL Mr. Muir
don he's thrown IN bed coverlets and two table
cuvers thrusting the date back from the OH and cad
20 tho 9Th May.
Another now bill Is made out cf another entry in
tho same account as follows:
Original.
1910. Jnu. o. table covers, 81 50 for
Capt. Henley, SIS so
No receipt.
JNe,p Bill
1910. March 6, No--s.~ Por three green
table covers for Capt.
Henley Is so
Receipted, March, 1879"
Hero the dute liRs not only icapt forward from
January 5 to March 6, but the price mas increased
from SIS so to is So and the price per single ar,ico
is omitted in the new bill!
a third bill of s. is manufactured cut Of an item
IN the same original, dated Nay e2d. and the date
put back to Eay 6, on which date 1t is rcceiptcd-
Here are three new bills made out Of one old one
the corresponding receipts" receipts at oil Ia
the old ono, and three receipts with different dates
to the nev and one item is Increased in the new,
Extracted from original biii If si7Ie so.
Miles Kng, Navy AgeT, Norfolk:
For the Marine s66spitGI' Gosport.
Dee. D. 81 large cot blsnk& S at sI rs. sia oO
Discount 90 sac Ms per cont. 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-05
d44.47o a.
COO 90

gr. Trt, b444fB 81
oDaned credit for most of the items Contained In the
earn OF the bank before hat claim was presented
tad te remtiances called for by him before hia ro
inoyal been made he would have poid tho claims of
. WATTS ana hiS 0hoo coianlt would thcn ha,n been
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-05

LswTspURo, May 92-The new Stage Coaches
procured by friends Porter and Belden ~ Albany,
New York, have arrived. They nrc dcsgncd, va
understand, to run on the route between tho mouth Of
GHynndo!c and Stanton, but 10 what portion oftho
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-05
Treasury DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Fourth dpditor'S Office
26h day, 1890
Sin; In reply 10 so much Of the resolution of the
,'ouse OF Representatives, passed on 18Th instant
ny you referred to the, relates tn he accounts ~
hhes King, Esq late Navy Agent at Norfolk, have
The honor to make the following Report: NV
The balance now appear ring due to the Oove,n
IInnent from Miles King, tho books of
this office, is -, m, AZ
The Bank Of tho United Stntes has pro V'O'' ~
eented TO you claim for MONEYS
oyerdrowD by him while remlttancos
wore suspended, previous to his reno.
val Of .o,
The 7amo Bank has presented To mo n
slmilnr claim for money paid Ichabod
''f'D'o"' 'of s'ono COO 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-05

MESSRS. TAZEWELL AND TYLER.
ne course of the Virginia Senators in the Senate
OF tue u S'aes has brought upon them the foul fury
VI the subsidized Press. Having done what thew
oeheVed their duty, we presume those Senators will
disregard this abuse
We annex samples from the New York Couric,
and tho Frankfort Argus
Frorn the NJ Y Courier In.r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-05

81 ,50i "a
NoRPoLK, 18th December, IRI7
Received Of Miles King Navy Agent, Gfeen hun.
dred and four dollars and seventy-tv7o cents in paw
ment of the above account.
ROBERT H. SPBBD
~ The 'eorTs;pond1sS' receipt here ;s ne,O receipt
me GATE Is changed only nine days; but although
mere one barrel Of beef and one of pork less on
tne new bill than on the old il is remarkable thai the
uggegaIe PRICE 10 exactly the same, aud the price
PEI odrTet 10 the old BILL 10 OMITTED in the new be
ipg somewhat inconsistent with the agoresa,c 49,
no such lots OF beef and pork ss those mentioned in
the oId OIL, were received by the storekeeoer. bnt
Ihe l3ts mentioned 10 the new were received n the
s,oreKeePers book were admitted as evidence. that
the beef and pork have not been paid for tbev 2,onJ
prove that Dir. King charges for two barrels more
than were delivered, and the overchargc IL Concealed
by emitting tho price per barrel
h"'s s1tSL from an original Bill Of $40 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-05
SI,5O4 70
Esro Biz.

1917. To n P' r. e Sco,S n.
Dec. 10. To Is bbls mess beef con oo
81 prime pork 81A 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-03

MO. 10 Turf Register, received
In je 10 J. III. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-03
SARATOGA AND SODA WATERS.
1T BL.4JMLRE,S .Apothecaru Store nnnns,te

the Eagle Hotel.
III, BLAMlRE has the pleasure OF informing
ms former and present customers, twho have SO
literally supported his Fountain,) and the public
generally, that improvements have lately been made
in the working of his apparatus which he is author
lzed by many years experience IN Norfolk and here
in saying, has given to the water of his Fountain a
pungency, taste and purity not 10 be surpassed, if
equalled. 80 4 ~ -
W And to accommodate his price 10 the times and
to put IT in the power of the poor as well as the rich
to ENJOY this delightful and innocent beverage il will
be sold at THREE CENTS glass.
:, lie also keeps fresh supplies of CONGRESS
WAIEH' from the natural Saratoga Springs, which
can at all times be had in excellent order from his
ice tub.
J. II. d. is particularly grateful for the patron
age OF the LADIES. He will take pleasure in fur
nlshing them when they honor him with a CALL TO
alay their thirst, refresh themselves with alass
of that most pleasant, exhilerating and healthy bey
ersge his pure, fragrant and fresh Soda cold as ice
can make it, and sweetened with syrup the choicest
kinds, when SO preferred-so admirably calculated q
an an antdoto against the laDruid effects of the
summer sun on both the body and the mind
"lhere is not IN the city place half sweet
asry iount where the air and the pure waters meet;
On ITS sparkling and OaTn bright and as free
As The phosphoric light Of the dark summer sea
p Yet II ~ not like wine, hat dark and so red
Wreathes its foul fumes around the wild bacchanas
who, maudlin, confesses his beverage unblest,
While II caDkeTs his peace, his andre
Far less Ike the poison, all daily poured forth,
rs curse TO our land from the south the north.
Oh, no, not like these, for ether tits pure,
Ana iis fragrance and freshness, and virtue
Sweet Soha al love thee, when tho summer sun huh
Sheds abroad his fierce rays thro the eartbro te
when fatigue sinks the bOdy--heat mosens the br al
iihefs IS pouaht so refreshing 50 cooling thoUr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-03
Ladies' Summer Wear.

Fashionable and Cheap Dry GoodS--renoved
TO Market Bridge.
OBERT H. JENKINS has received by the last
y arrivals, the following rich and new Goods.
Oriental battices, Of now and rich patterns
Do 'Corfine,' of do do do
Plain black and coloured palmarines, battces and
striped gauze
Elegant coloured and figured mandarines
Corded striped baitice, very cheap article
Foulard figured Persian pa1zo
Rich lace capes, collars forellas and pelcrines Of
the most fashionable shapes
With many new and rich Goods.
iy 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-03
July FASHIONS.

u. y
q & FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS
nPENiNG this Tuesday, morning, received by
goods:
Variega,ed orentals,a rich and beautiful article for
Ladies' Dresses.
kaleidoscope Scarfs, new, fashionable, and cheap
article for the neck.
Troubadour Scarfs, material of Gauze Embroidered
and Lithographic Colored Borders.
few more ofthose elegant Leopold Decoupe Scarfs.
Aarge and extensive assortment Gauze Leisse and
Silk Barrege Fancy Hdkfs., of the newest sum-
uler fashions.
Wide and Narrow Quilting or Footinn I.ces very
cheap.
100 doz. Women's White Cotton Hose from auction
from 20 cts, to fine quality--with many new and
rich goods-for sale at reduced prices, at R. II
JENKINS Fancy Dry Good, and Irish Linen
Store
(Removedto Market Square.)
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-03
a. REMOVAL. IN

u OBERT II. JENKINS has removed to Market
- Square, between the Stores of Messrs. Wads-
worth & Williams and w. g. d. KYLE Co, where he
will sell at very reduced prices, an extensive assert
ment of fancy Dry Goods and Irish Linens, &c &c
iy I2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-03
Musical Cabinet.

MuSlc0I Cabinet.
It v,ss Pocket Library. for the German
~ Flute, Flageolet, Violin or 0boe-consistinr Of
Songs with wordsl and dances 80
Duets and trios
Scottish airs and songs. as Duets & trios
Irish are, as do do >
Italian airs, as do do
French songs and airs, AZ do do
German DO do a. do do
Marches q quick steps, a. dc do ~
Whitaker ne numbers received and for ale. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-03

Just Received from France,
ID EGNAULD'S Pectoral Belsamic Paste The
~ beneficial effects Of this Paste, known lone
time before it was made public, and its subsequent
srccess have procured it the reception with
which 1t has been honored its first appear.
ance
II IS highly beneficial to persons afflicted with
catarrbs, colds, consumptons, and all diseases of the
lungs
In asthma, either in old or young patients, this
preparation employed in rather large doses especial
y at night, when going to bed, has frequently eff,
iected complete cure, and constantly procured
sleep, and rendered expectoration abundant and
easy.
In coughs which accompany and follow measles, in
sirabe effect.
It IS also useful to persons who obliged to speak
professionally in public
Many Of the public journals, and some of the most
eminent physicians in Paris have given Regnaulds
Paste most hattering recommendation. A constant
supply VIII be kept by the subscriber at his Book and
stationery Store, warranted genuine.
ma 20 r, ID. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-03

:. -. !: Az. Gel ND AT 'NASH'S,
" =. 3 S Rs - e Useful Knowledge -
~ Vol Is. Ensllsh Com. Law Reports fI, :. 80
- NO. 5 tefnefs' Series, Library Of Useful Knoviedep
rc. 1tAesns American Turf Reeister. S. : IS n
az - NASHS Book, Stationary, and Fancy Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-03

REEN GINGER Lust received, supply q
NJ grseu Ginger for 66lo ut retail By
lyil6 u ~ s.kS va T. III. DREW. Aei. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-03

VIRGiNIA.--At rules holden in the clerks Once of
Y the superior court of chanccry for the williams
burg district. the Sd day of May, 1880: Stephen d.
Fuller and Mary his wife, PITTS against William NJ
will annexed of Edmund Taylor, sen'r, John p. Tay
or. and others, defts. ,-r.s- =
The defendant Jno. p. Taylor not having entered
ms appearance and given security according the act
ing, by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an nhab
tant of this counry it is ordered that the said defend
ant do appear here the first day Of the next term
and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond for two months sue
cessvely, and posted the front door of the former
capitol, in the city of Williamsburg.
% copy. Teste, ED. CHRISTIAN. G. O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-03
BY MRS. HOFIAND

VNHE Blind Farmer and his Children. by Mrs. Holland;
William and his Uncle Ben, by the same;
Alicia and her Aunt think before YOU speak bv the
Also, another supply of Wilson's Episcopal Manual;
sketches Of the Lives of the Sucs the Declaration
of Independence; -' -
H1aleorb's Bible Dc,cuaIy
Paul Clifford, &c &e-Ju1 received by coLLINS co.
In II.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-27
.A.Es.esaI. A.M.DNIAa d. g.
SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY ", 1880.

We have received, SAYS the editor of the
National Gazette, late intelligence from Mex
leo, by the United States vessel the Falmouth,
which has arrived, with Mr.. Poinsett on board i,
at New Orleans. 1t contains the account of
Bustamente's triumph over Guerrero, and all
the particulars of the new revolution in the
Mexican Government, as they have been re-
lated in this paper, Mr.. Poinsett left the ci-
ty of Mexico on the Sd ult.; with an escort,
provided by the Government, oftwenty men,
who behaved we'll on the whole route to Tam
pico. At this port, he found the Falmouth
ready to receive him. The appe france, at
Vera Cruz, some time before, of the three
American ships of war, the Falmouth, the
Erie, and the Peacock, created sensation
even in the Mexican capital. On the LIST Of
January, the Americans in the city of Next
CO gave Mr.. Po;nsett grand public dinner.
Colonel Butler, Charge d'Affaires of our Co.
vernment, arrived a few days before, and was
present at the dinner.
The revolution is not calculated to give
tranquility to the country; and the spirit of the
new rulers is far from being kind to these
United States.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-27

General Uashingfon,-The following
are the names Of the members of the Select
Committee appointed lin the House of Repre-
sentatives) on the motion of Mr.. MITCHELL,
of Maryland, to attend to the subject of the
entombment of the remains of Gen. WASH
INGToN in the Capitol
.'essrs. Mitchell Of Maryland, Anderson of Maine,
Harvey of New Hampshire, Gorhsm of Massachusetts,,
Burgess of Rhode Island, Barber of Connecticut Swift
of Vermont, Camb,eleng of York, Swami of New
jersey, emphill of Pennsy Johns of Delaware
p p Barbour of Virginia Hall of North Carolina,
ton of South Carolina Wilde of Georgia, r, John
son of Kentucky, Polk If Tennessee stanberry OF
Ohio: verton of Louisiana Test of indiana, Duncan OF
Illinois, Clay of Alabama, Petts Of Missouri and Kinds
of Mississippi
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-27
CONGRESS

on Mr. Foor's resolution relative 10 the Puoiic
Lands, was continued.
Is THE House. OF REPREsENTATIvEs. Mr..
Cro, keu offered a resolution going 10 abolish
the Military Academy at West Point which
was laid an the table MIR Vinion moved the
printing of the laws oil Georgia and Alabama
in relation 10 the Indians, and that they be an
nexed to he repor, Of the Commi,,ee which
had already been ordered to be printed. The
motion was debated, aud finally laid on the ia
BILE. The Judiciary Bill was then taken up,
and Judge Spencer, of New York, finished hi,
,emaIks.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-27
ddie Motel.

E's ne subscriber respectfully informs
(,n Gs uoHe that he has taken the house in Al.
20 p;.S tSOaaoun county, Virginia, formerly occu-
NQa,s Tue Misses Lacey, and more recently
Eas, in III U'And' where he is prepared to accom-.
EsA csn 0est manner, all those who may favor
Pss,e, ma ae comforts which the above stand
a'elen rI, sh are necessary to the convenience
ESab.r ~ a De unnecessary on the part Of the
Pa tesr. e therefore rests his claims to patronage
h as,se - render satisfaction to all those who
as Feb n ,o., ROBERT SHACKLETT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-27

Consid-r able excl emtu prevailed on Mon
day evening, in consrqaeScs. Of 'wo dead DO.
dies having been found in xause of a physi
clan in 'hr lower par, of 'haAty. They were
recognized as The bodies oftswo persons who
had been buried he week previous. 1t was
with difficulty the crowd who had assembled
were prevented from inJuring the house. Tn.
bodies were recommiued to the earth.-N Y
Cour s Eng.
Th- bodies. as we learn, were found at tie
foot Of Chamber street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-27
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 25.
Present as on Yesterday

Present as on Yesterday
No. So. James d, Wolf Jr. Plaintiffs. George
F. Usher. On certificate Of division in opIui"n
of the Judges oflhe Circuit Court Of The u.
States, for Rhode Island Mr. Chief Justice
MAJ shall delivered the opinion Of this Cour',
r"manding. The cause 10 said CMcuit Court, with
direc, iona to proceed therein according to law;
he ceri6ca'e Of division of opinion not being
snca as to .nahl~ This Caart To- ki inri.d'Hii""
al the Cause.
On motion of Mr.. Wicklife, Oh. G, D.
Wit. Esq of New York, was admitted a"
attorney and counsellor oil this Court.
No. 70 James Sprau's Administrative,
plain,iff in error, VS. Thomas Spra,L-The ar.
gumeut Of ibis cause was continued by Mr.
Coke, for he Defendant in Error, and oonclud-
ed BY Mr.. Key, for the plaintiff in Error.
NJ. l7.-Antonie Soulard's heirs, Appel
lan,s, VS.. The United States The argument
Of his cause was continued by Mr.. Benton, for
the Appellants.
Adjourned ill tomorrow, II O'Clock, A. NJ.