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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-08

N h. This Ointment, which is highly valuable ap.
plicaton for frost bites burns, scsds, and womens
sore or sweled breasts, is put up in neatly hn'sfs
glazed jugs, well corked and sealed. with directions
how to It The proprietor wishes 1t to be oo'erv.
ed that in order to preserve its virtues persons using
will cork it agsin, so keep the air from destroy
ing its good qualities. No agent receives them IN any
other way than being well corked and sealed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-08
Coffee.

cnOA lbs. Rio Coffee, this day landing from
IO WtC brig Planet, and tor sale by
.nrI1s w FOWIE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-05-08

.9GENTS
EDWARD STABLER & SON,
Druggists, Aieran&,ia.
WILLIAM GUNTON,
Druggist Pa. arenue, Harrington.
n. levitt,
Drpggist, Pa AcenUe, Washington.
JNO. LITTLE,
Druggsit, GergesoUn.
g. MURRAY,
NAYS Port Tobacco. Mdyykrnd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-19
THE NETHERLANDS.

The surface of the United Kingdom oftbe Neher-
lands forms about the 18th part of that Of Europe
II about one-nnth Of France, and lwo-seyen,hs %
t1e lsand OF Great Britain. The roads and canals
cover twenty sixth part Of The kingdom IN 1897
thn population was 6,i6 935. aud exceed nply Dense
The annual average addition for the five wears pre-
cedng 1893. 40 the ate Of O.q32 ppr million
The agriculture Of the Netherlands mas long been
distinguished Tor IT'S Droductvene.s variety aud rood
methods. The total value of the Agricultural cnni-
ial has been estimated a. e133I53 $50 sferlno. qnI
the net yeurly produce the agriculture at cIG COG
3yO. Manuiactdras, the metalurric arts and disff-
iorics, are ia worry lonrishng condition There ore
three hnndred disiileres No s. ho dam ono hundred
~ otnar parts OF Flo land, aud abont forty in the
tbcr northern provinces. The annual produce of
this branch of industry is valued at thirty-1ur mil
Ii9ns Of francs.
The sum Of the manufacturing industry Of Tho Ne.
thcrlonds, b. eged 10 BE- about c20 f25 600 scr-
LOG per onnum There are in pruuress rreat under
taking ior internal IMPROVEMENT. The canal which
Is to connect the Meus and the Mosclle, by course
of fry Leagues from Lioge 10 Wnsserbl ing. is said
TO be zone OF The principal specuoionB in which his
Malcfty 5f the Nctherl1ods q partner" An assoc
cation has been formed with capital DISK MI.
lions HORNS inr draining the Luke Of iaarlrm which
covors surface Of 900 English acres. The most
ocusc agent IN this gigantic enterprise is NJ dc
otappers tho iDyculcr Of new pump intended IN be-
used 10 y, which emts water without being moved
by the common method Of pumping. but By tho pres
sure OF steam Wind or animal force II raises 600
cubic feet per minute
The public debt of tho Netherlands s stated nj
100000 600 francs, Including the old da5f winch
docs not carry interest; The debt which 10 really a
ohfthen is OF b64,09OO0O ffancs about 20 francs
70 ooch individual Of tho kingdom The BUDGET h
not submitted 70 The Chambers nonnalv bat ence hi
ION years Tho obDoxVus magfvre was a tax on thu
grinding Of corn, not very heaV 10 itself but ofen-
i've az levied The fal necessary of life be roan-
HNs nc conSian' presence Of tp2gatllcrcrs Of zoe
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-19
Correspondence Of the y. !
z Jonrnal of Cnmmcrce.

Correspondence Of the y. Journal Of Commerce
HAvANA, Sent 81, 1880
The quotations annexed are those Saturday morning the
@5h On that day arrived 20OO kegs Lard from Balimoe
and Boston, s PRISE of which w pass 20 cents 1000
q hsh from Boston also arrived which may bfing ssh more
or less In other ARTICLES changes Sheetinps are exces
sVey du as the dealers will buy beyond
y wants our has an Improving appearance but the i'm.
poahon OF ioesn our IN foreign bottoms onc
uon For yea past ONO l1ur has commanded a
higher price ihdn the hest Bsnoeas the bakers saw il IS
better adapted 10 liriIss WIN the Spanish -four
Sea rely thing doing sugar qualities offer
no inducements 10 tine shipper aud the really are scarce
see the vide range Of the quotations
Exchange - IN demand az the pre- 'cn high
The receipt here the 23 Of the rSi partcuars Of ie
Revelation IN France, created, you quay well suppose
strong and general excitement would exbatis, nv time
and your patience were 10 attempt pounrsy the different
may say the extremely Opposite feelings produced by tis
sudden and in community III informed comparatlveyin
Repoca topics ct The day, unexpected intelligence The
gloomy iorebodiug couuenance the saunch Rovas al
mart and there sone os s ns contrast to the ioy
winch beams the sanguine and adven.
tufous republican, Of which also there not few Blu, the
mass oil the people say, lei this fame extend beyond
France Spain has the elements OF a free eoyerpr,fnt
what would gain by CHANGE Anarchy ani Confusion
ms Tie truth, though your thorough going republicans IN e
United states who know nothing Of people may not think
Bot We shall
Beef No IL and prime, bd So o. do ieked arr 10 13
rails Pork, prime. bh $14a1G Goldfish al ST. Hams ol
Candles, aow, ~ Sl4 &C. do sperm SIS 81 Fl6uf Amer
bh Sl33 ~ DO Spanish $50 Bread pilot br 81 Rice
arr lO4rs Corn, yellow 3rs, Potatoes b S2t 8 On,ns
IoOochs S2t 3 Cheese, oil $40 II Boards W p m e
SlO u Lumber p NJ. f. S25 a 30. Hoops 1000 s45
ID shocks and Heads insup each 8rs Sheeinrs Russia
a 20; y. 81 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-19
From tie PoiiiicH Ciarion. Of October
THE BATTLE-GROUND.

ltwll be nineieou years on the 9TH Of next month,
since he combined forces of Tho Northwestern In
diqns undor tho Shawnee Prophet. brother Of To.
cumseh--were defeated by The u s. Troops under
Hcn. HAnRfsoN THE Battle Ground lies only a
few miles above Lafayette on Che Wabash, near tho
Prophets town--o region which was then unnamed,
and whore The Indians bod been undsputod lords from
time beyond tradition. This bloody battle was prin-
cipoy fought before The dawn tho morning Of The
7h Nov. 1911 During tbni day aud the succeeds
ing tho American forces remained on the battle field
inferred their dend, md prepared for a return
down The Wabash, which was commenced on tho
9th. A few days anor the departure Of Gen Har,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-19
3s6eDeegoeaU SSagD5N.
TUESDAY MORNING oCToBER no. Iaso
" heye her,.lolore pnhlished Mrs Rnlnrv,s nro

" have heretofore published Mrs. Barneys pros
pecius oFihe National Magazine or Ladies Emporium
to be published month";, in the City lot Baltimore,
ADD called The attention of the public to the subject
We would norm those who wish to subscribe 10 the
Work. that Prospectus can be found at the Coffee
House and at NIessrs Nash and Collins Book Stores
as the hrst No will be published the ist of Nov.
next II IS desirable that intended subscriptions shall be
made as soon as possible that the list may be transmit
ted m time Wesineerey hope The patronage ofo gen.
erous public may he extended to the work, and we
doubt not, from the specimen Of talents exhibited by
the Lady who will edit it, in her eloquent let
ter 10 the President ofthe u States that the patrons
of this Periodical will be amply rewarded for their
support
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-19

mills md obave allifom ihe alstociatic prororutive
VINO ~ nnphed, aud h which h originated. TIE
cha,Ee forthearmy istor abou, ior,y-iwo thousand
troeps sle navy consists OF nnety three ships of
whcn thirty are N active service carrying 72O gums
andi3it mon. Tho ckHrgrs tor religion au,o.,nt 10
about tE2se,O56 sterling. distributed a,nonr ali The
accommodations except Jews
The Netherlands have circulation of CO.. 900
sheets OF new papers day, and thus accordinq
tn auihensc calculations. better supplied with Jour
nails than France or England Tao newspapers are
ducicd less commercial specuations than for
political purposes. TIE hbo,al jousna.s are CHIEFLY
m the hands ofyoang itera of tolens and zeal: hs
ministerial are directly patfonsed by the Govern
nent Elementary educu,ion IL very general; in
1898, out of 80 20 eommVnes. there were only GA
without sGhaos tho children who frequent the schools
are as 100 20 947 inhhbitsnis, pr portion exceed.
Cd IN no country in Europe, uhlcss il be PRUSSIA.
The SIX uniyersit'os are IN every way nourlshiny
The total aamber of students IN them is not much
less than three thousand. There are iay Saylna
Banks, and one hundred and twenty four Mons ds
Pete The establishments for the Poor and the
charitable institutions. generally arc excellcd by
those OF no other nation Europe, either in their
extent and efficacy, or the manner of their ndmn,s,
tration II MAJ. Gd-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-19

OF blood which dclcrs constitutional 10 IN
eons,ona laws aud which ought 10 be postponed long
a. the hntes hope % returning sense OF Justice
iou well know how the niatuaton Il constantly pursuing
az interest infinitely more sacred The unhaoved touch OF
which We would DO bound IA honor aud with ven.
geance never "a be appcased Bui pardon SO much on these
distressing topcs, and accept the tender Of my regard and
esteem ffr -f...I .f,.r 4, Al 'rROIp
10 Nsssrs Jahn Tayer Wade Hampton Dr. Joso q; Brown
Piece ~ Butle aud William Harper -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-19

We had al one time, declined republshing any
more of the of the invited guests to the eel
ebratcd meeting at Columbia, South Carolina, but we
find the letter of Elk Governor Troup of Georgiu,
too Piguant TO be neglected by US. This gentleman
generally writes in style to be remembered More
over, II IS The first responding yet heard from
Georgia. Whether Gov Troup means to ro the
whole length with the nulfyers seems 10 be dosbied
We have seen the inquiry made IN several of the
Georgia papers, if we mistake not, how 1t happened
that Gov. Troup of Georgia, should have been inv
ted to a political State NJ etIng South Carolina 1t
has excited considerable surprise in that quarter.
What more natural than that the almost desparing
and routed party at home, should look abroad for
sympathy ind support and fndlog none other north
or South, appeal should have been made to the kin
deed feelings OF Gov. Troup His Elk argues the
case most logically. Because South Caronq has The
right to alter her own Constitution as she pleases
(Which by the bye we deny, while she remains mem
Der of the Union. As Tor instance, she can have no
other than republican form Of governmentA there
fore, she has right TO throw off the government Of
the Union. whenever her safety, interest and happi
ness require IT. Who has ever denied ,hlss The
nul!.fers have never dared put this question % the
people of South Carolina, but have attempted to
hoodwruk tn M, BY dtawmg distinction between
Modification anu a dissolution of he Union.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-19

SLJpDrecEs -Fbo Brig Latoa= Of Phladelnhis
which sa led thence on the lst of Sept for Bonr
desux, returned yesterday d,smasted and gives the
f5ownga ccount Of marine disasters rW inner
On tho LIST Oct lat 80 10, Ion CO in Tremendous
piua tho sea struck the raider and broke The ,ier
two feet from the rudder-head at the same time the
wind broke the trysa gaf in two, and hove the brip
on her beam ends, when VIC cut away the starbosrd
main rigging, the mainmasl fell and the brig nnhted
9he heaviest Of ht gale lasted about twenty minutev
Next day fell 10 with tho English brig Sea Horse of
and from 81. Johns N D. bound to st. KITS which
had been thrown on her beam ends in The gale and
bad cot away both masis to right her-intended 10
put into the fret port Oct S. lat % az, lon ca.
spoke scbr. Tonkpy, days om Bath. bound 10 St
Domingo, wished 10 be reported 9th fel in with the
srhr. Planet Capt Smith from New York for 81
phomas. dsmosed and f Of water. took from the
wreck three men and boy. i2ih instant spoke brig
fixerton. from Sisal, bound 10 Nov York who sad
ll1 bad experienced tremendous Weather put on
board ofbm the crew Of he schr. Planet who wish.
c 30 90 10 New York
The Florida Herald says, that The schr Rome Of
Now York, out Eve days was lost Last week on tho
Florida Shore between bis and ST. Johns She was
bnnnd % Pantka r'fh cargo ofmerchnnd zo to Mr.
Brush aDd oihcrs Tho vessel went 70 pieces IN few
hae ester che eirnck. no insurance on goods or
cieo, Crew safs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15
DESCRIPTION.

2. Shakespeare is n beautiful blood bay. hand
,omely marked, black mane and tail, With u
most delightful coat ofhair, which Tor sickness
and fneuess is seldom equaled. aud never ei.
decided OF most commanding appearance !,
great strength, beauty and action eight years
old this spring; tuIl sixteen hand. high
aud il is though, by the best OF Jndg-
Is that Shakespeare Is not eIeelled IN
point Of appearance by my horse IN Virginia
Much more could be said, but gentlemen OF the
turl. and brerders in Virginia aad North Caro-
lima arc TOO generally acquainted With the ben
SGca results from iudioious crosses, 10 require
any thing bu, their own judgment aud dsefe'
ton 10 lnduee them TO embrace the present
opportunity OF improving their stock. No
charge for persons OF servants bringing mares
10 this horse. Shskrspenre is limited 10 three
mare. er day md can say With clea: con.
science, thai think him thu suresi ioai getier |
ever Kept. Should nny mares fail 10 prove IN
hlai that were put last spring, only hall price
will be thaTged IN case gentlemen send again.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15

-pI1s stand The ensuinCseason AT my stu
w lie IN The town al Liberty, aud county
tt.af,,d aud will be let 10 mnres nj @sD TIE
s..son na,ablr the 10Th December neHl-lhe
.aa.,n viii commence on the lsi OF Nlafeh,
and cad OH the lst OF August noal ID inc
.;ngle lean, naysble At ihe stable door, Hnd $40
for INSURANCE, IA, able ne soon MS the mHIe
known be in loai, or irantferieJ-ono dolinf
"a h. Maid ia the groom for each mare. lhe
pronrirtor has made the most ample arrange .
InentS 10 have mares well ATTENDED, 70 ,'a' h'ay
be sent 70 this horse, having PROVIDED Zoo 4,
ere. of land for psslurnge. gratis, q par OF
which is in Clover for Early grazing, the ohi
s,ce In wheat aud rye. sowu for the eAPiess
,nrnose. divided uto different enclosures aud
we'll ,yntered; so that mares with young cniis
can he kept separate Mares can he fed II
reoa,ted, ai Is cents per day Ample stable
room TO nroteet them ION the nelemeuey Of
bad rainy weather, and sailed Twice week
These ngrmruls together with my pr'so"al
and devoted attention, assisted by faithful Osi-
,ers provided for the purpose, vii he = warrant
!, n boped, that mares will be well ueated,and
returned to their owners IN good CONDITION. l
- an state. thai las spring there WIS sometimes
&C hieh AS 40 mares from n distance, all under
my can. a number ~iih young colts, some ~
lar n. 40 miles %, all returned 10 thcT owners
:, rand condition., without the least INJURY
No ,,snonsibiIity for accidents or escapes. but
eye,ye.crtian will he made 10 proven, them.
The public will justify me IN SAY lng that Shaks.
pesre'. colts are III the finest order being Large;
and fine, they far excel the coils oil any oihef
horse at ever stood IN this section Of the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15
VARIETIES.

YnlIIs day 'rees'"g s'ea, variety o. AN
- CO and other Goods, viz
Dolls, moving aud fixed eyes
Magnetic Fish
Powder Horns and fiasks, henniiful article
Pen aud Poke, knivrs. splendid assofime"
Was Taper. II. IL, and year
Emorv aud Cation Velvet Cushions
IRE Screens Hooks and Eyes, plated hnd
black
Porcelain Nibgt Lamps, splendid
Watch Papers-SIlk for making Purses &c
Letter Stamps-Sporismen' Cups
Pipes, assorted kinds
Scissors. beautiful assortment
Barlow Knives, rsni
India Ink, assorted SIZE boxes
Ladies Thread Cases and Memorandum BOOK
Masonic Ribbon, blue aud red, aspicndid ar"
Gle
Artificial Flies
MasAs or Paper Faces
Sea Grass Fishing lines--Fishng Tackle IN
boxes
Fish Hooks, assorted
Painter. Palates
Bolus Knives, &c. &c.
Howell DAVIES.
April
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15
Dan River land for Sale.

<nnE subscriber will sell a Tract OF land ON
IL Dan Rive. IN Stokes county, Noun
C,I,lpa. ON The most accommodating terms
The quantity OF acres which this tract .onis'"s'
!, not know q. bal bslievrd not less than boV.
The land !. extremely valuable. There are ID
or So acres to clear. Those who may wish 10
vu,cba.e land Of fiis description, viii do wen
to tale a look Al l.1i5 tract The payments WI
be male Easy aud accommodating. small
norton IN hand, and credit Of Que and Two
years for the balance On the iand IS a
GOOD aud ron Portable dwelling house aud
other necessary ont houses. and good orchard
OF well selected apple trees The sob,etiber
resides in the vicinity Of Patrick Court House,
where he may be SEEN a, my time. ahh VIII
lake pleasure 10 show the land la those dspos-
ed 10 purchase On the above terms.
JOHN [. STAPLES.
Apri VI"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15

"A 7 rules holden in the Clerks Office of the COW
an OF Patrick the 18th day Of January ls3O ,4'iea
copeland aud Martha his wife, late Martha MN
Thomas Boundurant, and Jane his ife late Jane Nh
lett and John Pedgo, and Any ms " lie, late Any y,I
lett pitts. against Elizabeth Nibett and Polly N'o'
defts in Chaueery.
The defendants not having entered their appci1i
ana given security according TO theact OF Assenp
inc rules OF tins court, and 1t appearing by sat Il
evidence that they not inhabitants OF this COUNT n
ordered that the sad defendants do appear mere an
Thursday after the second Monday in May next h"u
swer the bill ofthe pitts. and that copy OF ms "a m
De forthwith inserted in newspaper pupls' and
The town ofLyncbhnrg for two months success'eH,
posted at the front door oshe courthouse of ms
copy-.Te,to, A. STAPLES.C, ~
March wan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15

AMfckEE, ROBINSON & Go. are opening a
NJ large and general assortment OF Staple 4
Fancy Goods, selected out OF the Spring arri-
walls at New York, and are remarkable ioi their
variety OF style and cheapness.
Hair corded and checked Cambricks, very low
D and 4 London Cambrcks, s0t dressed
Beautiful fgd Swiss Muslins
Swiss aud Manchester Ginghams, new style
EtolFr lndenne, entirely new article
boxes Milanese Ribbons. do
Supertine Linen CambriCks
"a and s kentiHgs, approved bleach
Scarborough Gauze Hdlds. beautiful
Belt Ribbons, new patterns
Silk aud Cotton IIoziery, at half price
Fancy Soaps. odour delicious
Cologne aud Florida Wafer, in cut bottles
Thread and Blonde Laces. sup qualify
BGbbinett do 3, 4. and Cd
Beautiful Straw and travelling Baskets
Black Bombazine, 81 aud Ga. VIEW cheap
Black Lustrngs, for genllenlen's wear
Sup. Rowen Cashmere
Black Prunella, very superior
he above Goods are Fresh-all purchased
for cash. and ~ill be sud on such Terms rs will
please the planter, and be an Offset against the
low prices of Tobacco.
March %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15

aN1fE5SK5 John Ilardwick and Thos Cole
LII man, who was admr. oil John Coleman
and Elizabeth Coleman, dec.--Gsnt ,emen ;
Please to take notice. that On the first second,
and third days Of June next, NJ ihr Tavern
House Of James S. pendleton, IN the town OF
New Glasgow, in the county OF Amherst. and
State OF Nngin n shall proceed TO take the
deposition Of Ilezekiah s Fnlcher and others,
to be used "a evidence in suit ia Chancery,
depending Ia the county court of Amherst, IN
which am complainant aud YOU are defs.
DAVID s. GARLAND.
A,,I gW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15
PERFORMANCES.

Then prlng ne was three years old, he WOO
tile coltstace al l,ew Market, at three heats.
siX subscribers, purse 1900 dollars, beating
Betsy Archer, Janneue aud Rockingham and
others very easily and repeating IN Inc time /;
the sam. spring he won the Jocky Club purse,
1wo mite heats. a, Spring Hill, five starting -
the fall after he was three years old, he won
the annual post stake at New Market, two mile
heats, five subscribers. 200 dollars zach. beat.
rug easily Janetle, Mr. Harrison's VTglnlan,
and two others-Nsame fall he won The propiie-
tors purse at Nouuwny, TWO mile heats, beat
ing Phill,s, Araius, and one other with ease
the next wesk he run a, Belield for the Jocky
Club purse. 800 dollars, three mile heats. won
without difficulty, beating Bertrand, Aratus
aud two othrrs--lho week after, he won the
Jocky Club purse at Sprlng Hill. two mile
bcats, beating Buster and two others hard IN
hand--,he spring he was four years old, he won
the Jocky Club purse, QUO dollars. at Belheld,
mile heats, bearing the distinguished race
mare Ariel. in fine time--fhe ueM week he
won the Joeky Club purse at LaurenceVille,
4 mile heats, 800 dollars, at one heat, which
hs took SO easily that noihIng would run
gainst him the second heat-the next week he
run AT New Market, -four mile heats, and was
beat by Gohannah al three heats Shakespeare
beating tlirillla in toe same race, they con
tending so closely as 60 inlnre each other, and
thereby gave Gohahnah the race-lhe fall he
was fonr Yeas old, lie was trained. sustained
an injury in hts hind ANGLE, was turned out,
taken up again and run, he was beaten by
Ariel Monsieur Tousnn aud Sally Magee !;
h. WAS then turned out aud wintered, HIS anele
improved the spring he was five years old,
he WAS again trained, and iun nj Halifax, y. c.
for the proprletor's purse, two mile heats, which
he won Ia great time, beating Mulauo, Mary,
nc. DEC. the next week he won the Jocky
Club purse 5e0 dollars, nj Bel6ed, three mile
heats. at heats, braling sally Magre, his
ANGLE again gave way, and he has not started
for race since. So thai II viii be seen from
'he above statements OF performances, that
SHAKESPEARE mas beat almost every racer of dis
function that WIS on the turf with him; among
them, Jaupiie. the favoiiie of New York, Der
trand the iayorile of South Carolina, Fin.
tllla and ARIEL the tavoriies of Virginia as well
as Araius, alark,ime, Phillis, Rockingham
Betsy Archer, &c Shakespeare made a
fine season the last spring, his colts will he
scattered into sixteen differed, counties, add this
spring Wil show for themselves aud wish
him 10 rise or tall on his own merits, and return
pay thanks for the liberal encouragement here.
tofore received, aud solicit "a continuance OF the
Ssme. WILLIAM TERRY
Narrh II. lfs