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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09
WILLIAM w. GRAY,S


RICHMOND, Nov. 9jh. 1890
IL may not, perhaps, be generally known that Dr.
William Judkins of Ohio, was the orir,Dal inventor
Of tue article known as ''Iudklns' Patent Specific
Oir.meatj therefore Icy before 'ho public ccnr
OF The Patent, lately obtained from Washington CITY
1He Cn'ted States Of .4paerica, 10 all tchon these
Letters Patent stall come
Whereas, William Judkms a citizen Of the United
States hath alleged that he has invented new aud
useful improvement, being an Ointment for various
uses; which Improvement, he states. has not bren
known or used before his application: hath made GA
that he does verify believe that he Is the true inventor
or discoverer OF the said improvements hath maid into
me treasury OF the United States the sum of thirty
dollars delivered receipt for the same and present.
ca Pstl'ion I" the Secretary Of State signfyInr
desire oil obtaining an exclusive property in the said
Improvement and praying that 4 Patent NAV be
granted Tor That purpose These arc. therefore, to
grant, according to Law tho said William Judkins
MS hers, administrators, assigns for the term OF
fourteen years from the twentv-si.:th day Of June
one thousand eight hundted.and sixteen tie full and
exclusive right and liberty OF making. CONSTRUCTING
using, and vending to others TO be used The SAID
improvements description whereof is given in the
words OF The said William Judkins himself in the
schedule here annexed, and Is made part Of these
presents.
In testimony whereof, have caused these Letters
TO De made Patent and the seal ct the United STATES
to Jc hereto affixed
Given under my hand, at the City of Washing
ton tins goth day Of June in thu wear of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixteen and of the
independence OF the United States Of America tse
fortieth JAMES NsnISON
By he President,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09
frr james Richie,
q GORGE RTTCHJE
Valuable Real Property

TWO enable u to close he ate G. ncrrn IF William.
= son 81 Richie we viii, on Monday, the 2edinst.
81 at public auction, the house and lot ON ShorLo,
H'ii' lately occupied By us a Grocery Store From
Is oeIhS long established business stand, with
Soou iun OF custom and It's proximity to the New
hatRet 1t may be considered one amongst the very
pest situations IN the city for Retail Grocery Store
also an unImprovcd halt acre Lot, in Duval's ad.
q 81 NO - near the residence of Mr. Abner
sne premises, beginning with the property near The
I'VE" Market GEORGE WILLIAMSON
per James Richie
GEORGE RITCHIE
s,vQ
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Dancing Academy

,-,.,.. ~ 1 TANBARh-HAII,.
q UEUSIE TATlN will open an Institu,ior e.,
n Dancing IN The above establishment sr W. rs
f.scay, INC goth inst, in which he will teocb h.,
ib e ,'OSt iash'onnbs Dances now practiscd in
N'''nCln Cities that have igtey come md from
=, "I1'. Ierms' $40 per quarter, and inslr1c,;oo
D'y' OF Tuition Mondays Wcdnesdavs a,d m
~, to -, rom 70 NJ for young ladis sxand from
10 ~ 'n The evening, for young een.lemcn,
Auguste Tain viii also nttsuJ CO. L,,,b,,,
''t 100 or private family, at suitable hours.
,, "e'' IS now class 81 young gentlemen being
~ ,5 i'- eFeAng tJitoT i'qh ic~ y9ssR
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Stock of Groceries

N'HE Co-partnershIp heretofore existirr he,w,or
4 the subscribers, is by mutual consent dissolved
ana TO expedite the closing OF their business the
WI. on WEDNESDAY, the 10th instant. at 10
NJ. at ther store, on Shockoe-H Hill, near the
consisting Of well selected assortment of Groceries
cFockery, stand-casks, Csc. &c
Sale by Oris, DUNLOP & Co Aucts.
GEORGE WILLIAMSON.
Per james Richie
nov Ut GEORGE RTTCHIE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09
COMMUNICATED.

Mr. ScoTT, tho American T-agedan, made his first
appearance last night, VrRG and was rccolv-
cd with rounds of applause; his conception of the
character and fine delneat"n of the passing foe sur
passed our Xpcctations.--RI Richmond has not been
visited by so great actor, since lIambiin left our
boards.-llc makes his second appearance to nigh,
Damon. He will no doubt, BE- hOnored rith ia
VnTuhlr uNu.C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09
Valuable Lands for Sale

J n puFeu.nce Deed of Trust dated tho 1,h
< January 1928, and recorded in the county court
gI Amherst, executed by David S Garland and Iane
his wife to Daniel HlgglnbotLam and James
Lyons, Jr, trustees, IN trust 10 secure tho ns,ran,
OF "'ee thousand and eighty eight dollars ard nine
- 'e"''' win interest thereon, from the 10th Of
S Sauua'y i"'o' TO Benjamin w. Leigh and Robert
Staua'd TO satisfy the said debt and the expenses ~.
t!e ''Cs',--"iLL Is SOLD al public auction To the
T-'sI BIDDER, Tor cash, at the front door of tho
hagIe Hotel III the city d Richmond, en- FRIDAY tho
i''" gay OF December next. the following lands in
The SAID Deed Of Trust mentioned and conveyed ami
more particularly described, VIZ:
NLr 'fc. OF parcel OF !and lying and being in the
county OF Amherst on the north side and adioining
E".-a."e RIVER and on both sides of Hggubo,homs
creek, and containing one thousand and tbres scros
by lneles and bounds in the SAID Deed of Trrs, do.
Scrined) made up o! the lands purchased of Hons
Holloway and William Lee --''J
O"e r.nrr tract or parcel Of land CONTAINING sixtv
acres adjoining the before mentioned troct and bin
the same and when was sold under = dcc,oo -
H'F>' county urt Of s. ptembpr term 1903 nro
n'unccd IN the case of David S Garland. admir- oF
u rlnmn Philips, deed. and guardian of Georrr u
mp an INFANT son OF William Philips, decd COM
taMah'. against Mary Philips widow and reIict of
y" lilam Philips, decd and others defendants nnJ
oe!hg the same land which was convened bv Gabr,ol
Penn To William Philips, decd, by deed dated tho
- way 49, and duly recorded in the County court
OF Amherst. 0'"''
Aad one other tract or parcel of land adj oipu, ,I,
asl Aenined tract, containing four hundred acres nv
m"tes and bounds IN the said Deed of Trust decrbsh
a." oeIns the same LAND that granted 10 Aaron
Higalubotham and devised by Jacob Tvrec the cIJ,
To his two sons William and Jacob
The sale viii be made by the subscriber under tlo
SPeciai power, IN The Deed Of Trust expressed and
contained to the trustees or either of them IN nal
ne Sa'e, ana only such title is vested by the said
ueed III the trustees, To be sold and conveyed -
and the sale Will commence between the hours Of
- and o'clock Of the day of sale above npno;ntcJ
oct 28-iat " c JAMES LYONS. Junior
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09

'iiH gubscribcrs viii continue to keep ON hand
SUPPLY OF John Dcakynes improved Frccbora
aud Barsharc Ploughs, which they Will eel at lie
""'-t rates The ploughs made by Mr. y. have
'..' ron m"r'1 boards with wrouch. s'.r, pointed
,s NO v WILCOX T. = 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09
"a ssCss0as s,a4s..
BY D.AYENPORT. .9LLEN a co
DRY GOODS

DIN NOODS.
On FRIDAY, 1eih Nov. at 10 O'Clock n, o,r
s>ting in part of S"
Blue black, s. fancy colored cloths 6, cassimeres
Flannels and blankets
Cosslnets, kersey~ and linseys
CIrcassians, cahcoes
Blcachrd cloths
Indigo checks
Brown Sd shrtings
Do A sheetIngs
Cotton hdkEs.
Linen cambria DO
Fine assortment of buttons
Crash, &c &c
nov n @ :,
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ID. A. g. Co. Aucts.
BY OTIS DUNLOP & co
DR. Y GOODS At AIrCTTON


DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
On TllUR SDAY next. the 18th ms, ~ m
o cock VIII be sold Al our Auction Rooms, n ycneraI
assortment of seasorab!e Dry Good, amonr which
a,eIs&tinr's and cassines, superfiae and middling
cio'hs and cassmercs white, red, and green aannels
bearskin csating, habit cloths bombnzetts md h.,
fnn ratnet IRISH linens cacocs, brown Hol
land, rose, point, and duel blankets blescbed and
brown sheetlngs and shirinrs silk velvet hiaa"t
wors' ca soSe-aIso on invoice of thread lace, lace
caps hdEfs. and wells, and Meribo shawls
Also.
eases rnusiius aud cambrics
bales cotton diaper
do brown 81 shirtinrs
do Scotch oznaburps
do German do
80 do rose bankets
do red ha.nels
cases checks Sd and A
bales porter sheotings
case thread, assorted coore
DO IRISH damask, from ca to IO-A
100 counterpanes
bales sail duck
- do twilled sackiag.
Terms at sale. O. D. 4, 70 .,o.
o'S'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09
EDWARD o GOODWIN.
EOyfb R'-.bk -,
To Professors and Teachers.
GEORGE w. 7
oct 5-2aW tsc

10 Professors and Teachers.
VIE Visitors ana Governors of William &. Mar,
- College, will proceed on Thursday the 18Th OF
November, TO elect Professor of .iarhematjcs-
he emoiuAIents OF the situation IN Tie hands of the
!ate Professor varied from fifteen hundred to two
Thousand dollars Professor IN this Institu:ion-,
the facility which 1t affords prosecute literary pur-
s"'la-aHc IN every ether point of view IN y,kich il
ca' or ought to be regarded by the lover OF Litern
tHFe anu Sc!ence-possesses advantages SUPERIOR to
nose presented by similar situation m aiv other.
University IN the Union hetters addressed To the
nndeTsigned' post pad will b. presented to the
boaEc % Visitors, aud receive due attention
JOHN PAGE,
- Rector Of William q Marv COLLEGE
Williamsburg, Va. Oct. 81. 1880.
~ l.. The papers which hare published the ndv,r-
'iseIncnt Eo Professors and Teachers" viii pleps.
continue The same until he 10th Eoycmbcr. with tbis
adcI'ion, VIZ: al communications 10 the Rector r,us,
be past paid oct 81
JUST PUBLISHED By Z. COTTON
a PRACTICAL. Treatise ON rayiovs O;ee,y.s ~
1 me 'fCd"Dlinal pisceTa. bv Chris,ophcr Eobrr,
P@m5erton, NJ. d I. X. S Fellow of the CuJa5e
Of Physicians. Physician Extraordinary 10 HIS Rol.
81 llghness the Prince Of Wales Phvsicj1; 10 III.
Royal HlghnesS the Duke of Cumberland and enc .,
inc rhysicans 10 Sam. Georges Hospital WIN
notes: by John Hayes. NJ. D Honorary meUb..r ~
The Medical Soe.,ty Of Philadelphia. PnpishoJ mi
lot saie; VI COrTOMS BOOKSTORE.
Two doors above the Eagle Hotel
D. The subscribers TO the above work are reCues-
". ~ 1'''H pm. tHt' C"pi'' Cit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09
WHITE MULBERRY TF EFS

yr1t,r, - L@i'ihiliel = LEiN.
NE subscriber has for sale at his farm / niles
ABOVE Richmond, the trees Years Old any roa
soncbe quantity O; the genuine Moras Alba. or wine
Italian Mulberry Trees and as tsc season !. nov, an
p'oac"ng IN which they may be transp .anted he :.
afs'F,us OF receiving orders from as many persons
may be IN want OF the article aud as he Is well sg,s
fed that the silk culture must be one nfi,a mo-, r,
htabie branches the agrcu.urst can turn his alien
ton TO- he hopes TO be the means Of their o, ers,,c
distribution through tire State. They VIII be sold on
reasonable terms. by the hundred or oiher,ys. dolv
erabe III Richmond or within any reasonable d,sr91c,
thereof. r ~ e,NITM
n B;~Ordcrs may be left at Scott g. Smi,a's. r
street, Richmond oc. y5',,t.9' -
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EyluCArlirERMT


Nh school will he continued the ensuing voor
I've Ny course Of instruction will comprehend tho
Gr'ek ana Latin Languages, English Grammar.
Maps and Globes, Maib' mates and Arithmetic
The school will commence on Monday. the 2fth Of
January, 1871, and terminate ON the 10Th dav of De-
cem6er following There will be a vacation of four
wccti' commencing on the 9th day Of June. The
charge Tor board, tuition, washing, lodging and fuel
VIII be ono hundred and ten dollars. payable ono half
tho LIST Of December following
The discipline OF the school will be parental. and
as much care and kindness will be extended TO BOYS
coa1ded 10 my instruction as to my children.
My residence Is remote from the baupts Of virc
and immortality, and remarkably healthy Ills siuo.
ted IN the county Of Louisa 80 miles from B,cbn,,,I
ana Tie lac distance from Frcdcrictsbnrp. The
sngc from Fredericksburg 20 Gainesville passes bv
my residence, and that from Richmond 20 harrison
burg within a short distance of IT,
Letters 20 me should be directed 10 GARDENERS =,
Roads. Louisa WIN. NELSON Jup'r
nov 0-taff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09
Secretary Of State.

The above Patent, having run the lawful term Of
fourteen years expired on tie sG'h Of June last and
has become pubic property BENG one of The pub
he ana having obtalrod kGow.cd," Of prepa-ir n
the Ointment, tperily from DIR Judkas hmsrlt) /
conceive that am ut liberty to make and vend lie
same throughout the United States
constant sunpIy VIII be kept for the occommo-
da;ion of the afflicted
WILLIAM w. GRAY,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09

A FTER the ilth November next. the Inn. of
~ S'comhnats, plying between this place and
Baltimore va Norfolk Wi. run but twice a week
w.
The Richmond, Capt. Chapman, viii loavc Rc,b
cts az Che usual hour, on the mornings og sunday
and wednesday, and ON the following morning. ,rr
OF ihc Baltimore Boats, viii leave Norfolk n, o
o'clock A Eoa w'.l leave Spears Wharf ar Bsl,:.
Thrrsday, az O'Clock.
The freight and passage boat Columbus. Cant.
Turner, wal continue % run as horctol,rc from
botmorc LIST, lOtn and goth Of each month. a.,d
from Richmond The 9TH. 18th AMI 25th.
oct JO-9awlJt l.. LUDLANT Anon,
AVA 'oFBfE iva Frc. cod Q0.biy and
q I'" Hs.. -.r..'. 30,
..F G.. II-r. .IfNr ~. = -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09

WIHREAS, my wife AIargarct, alas PnGGv
W Backley, has cbscn'cd hersclffrorn my bed aud
board, and lcl my protection, do hereby lorW arm
all persons trading with or creduinr her for any.
amount the said Peggy, alias Margaret Bacley, on
my account, as ! do not consider myself bound for
any future contracts made hy her.
GEORGE y. BLACELEY.
Middc.eX County, Va Oct. Cd 1880 --iaw3,cs
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09
nov Git Governor Street. near bc Posi- 06i,,
TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
RH virtue Of deed Of trust executed to the
h| SUBSCRIBER by WHY Roy bearing date tine
l7ih day of August, 1879 and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office Of The counties Of King William and
lienrco. shall proceed 60 sell TO the highest bidder
for co'h, at Public Auction, before the door of t1e
Hei Tavern, IN The city Of Richmond, ON Friday. the
iOih DAY OF December next, Of fair, If not then the
first fair day thereafter. Sunday cxccptedl lkeIv
young negro man, named Ben, IN the said deed men
toned
Selling rs trustee, shall convey such title only ms
is vested IN me. G. G. CRISNVOI n
nov g--IaWl c. T,re, 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09

~. I'''IuCS y TUU' %. NC.
llGEeis $40 halves b, quarters ? 90 cighlbs D.
Iicke's for sale IN a variety of numbers at =
CIiUBB'S Ever Prize Selling Office nov
.M4N4GERS' OFFICE.
'Ih following arc the drawn numbers in the
Connecticut State Lottery, Class q:
50, 46, &c, Sd, H., sc, so, -, IS.
10, &c, &c a small prize Of 5000.
nov YATES g. NctNTYRE N,rocor,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09
BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.

Drawn Numbers OF the Connecticut State Lottery
Class NJ. 81
SO 46 90 81 Il Sc 80 Is 10.
To Oav
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09

SCHBME.
l prize of $4,000 prize of $4,000
do of 10000 do of 5000
80 do of 1000 &c do of 500
Besides SloOs, s3os, $50, &c.
Tickets so Quarters s. so
Halves EIghths g
D. Orders from the country promptly attended TO-.
nov THO r. BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-09

Wbole-tcke'S 50, Halves 2 so. Quarters o5.
IL Tickets for sale At this Office
YATES 81 MCINTYRE
HoV MANAGERS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15
FoR THE WHTG.
REVOLUTIONAR CLAIMS. &c.

Blessrs Editors: The precarious communication by
mail where live, and frequent long absences from
home, prevent my seeing many things in the papers,
until they become stale and forgotten by others; and
in many ms ances not seen by me at all. The first
was the case relation to article IN your paper of
the Esd OF MAY last, concerning the late decision of
the Court OF Appeals on Revolutionary Claims
Ihat article was made up of Editorial remarks in
answer to the enquiries of correspondent on that
subject, whose piece ITSELF on account of the impso
pretty of It's personalities towards the judges You
declined publishing, and have no doubt very pro-
pery so, from what you give of the substance and
gang absurdties ofthc piece so rejected from your
adoption and patronage
The able support of that decision, as Individually
delivered by each Judge separately on the various
facts and laws in the case must be too satisfactory
aad convincing to every discerning and candid mind,
to stand IN need of further support from any other
quarter however able such additional concurrence of
fresh matter and manner might be shall only there
fore notice of the loose and general objections
to that decision, and the garng absurdties of such
objections as you have given them from your CORES
pondent himself.
He first asks the amount that viii probably be
drawn from The Treasury by that decision; which you
at once very properly yourselves by candidy
admitting that the amount. whatever it may be- has
nothing to do With The correctness of the decision
I hat IT those claims legal and just, they were
OF such character, that if they drained the Trea-
sury to the last cent, that cent should 60 report
however, is given which aggravass that amount to
most extravsgan' q unreasonable degree, The sinrle
claim of the late celebrated Doctor McC1urg is ex-
aggerated to- 100000.
findeed, the merits Of that distinguished man and
his patriotic and professional services in department
so emneny useful and all-essentia to the preserva
ton and vigor Of our scanty revolutionary forces
were to be made the stanford those rewards to his
posterity which he permitted to enjoy in his
life time, then the. author Of this article from his
own personal knowledge of circumstances and facts
attending these trying scenes and times, would read-
~ accord, not only his belief but his full appreciation
to the realising Of the report. But when measured
by the right standard of the law and the fact it is
believed that suc.'repot, like many others Of latter
times blown from similar troDspets @ ereibity, will
be found equally tvorthy Of considerations and weight.
have correct standard or recollection even by
which Gun graduate that distinguished Doctors
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15

Ii at this election, electors for President and Vice
President had to be elected IN th, district compos
ed OF Baltimore County Jackson elecor would bave
been elected: In the district composed of Hartford
an Cecil a Clay elector would have been elected
by majority OF votes. In the district composed
OF Anne Arundel County and the cities of Baltimore
and Annapolis two electors for Clay would ha We been
elected by majority of 80 In all the other dis
tricts electors for Mr.. Clay would have been elected
by respectable majorties The vote of Maryland
consequently would have been 10 for Clay and for
jackson
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15

The Washington National Journal says 1.-The
West India Ports not open" This is strictly
true. The President ofthe U. S. says only in his
proclamation that he has satisfactory evidence that
they will be opened When the British Government,
receives his proclamation. In the mean time Brit
ish ships have the trade all to themselves
The N. Y. Courier and Enquirer says "The coa-
lition rejoicing very much at the result of the
Maryland elections. We rejoice as heartily as the
best of them. The loss of Maryland will do us
gosd"!!!! Should Granger be elected Governor of
New York, we have doubt the Courier and En-
quirer will be equally well pleased Verify hath the
mantle OF Mordecai fallen the shoulders of the
Lieutenant.
The Richmond Whig, in commenting upon the
M aryland Elections, says:
"Thal Frederick county, where the jackson tic
ket for President was elected We think, by 600 ma
jory and Washington also. have faced to the right
about, there is said to BE so doubt
The Wbg should correct these figures The ma
Jory IN Frederick was above 800 against Jackson it
Is now but little more than 200, and in Washington
county, the Jackson majority is ESQ more than at the
PresIdentIai election Bale Rep.
THURSDAY MORNING. OCT. IA, 1880.
o. The Reporter of Orange, Of saturday, aIh
INST says that Col. Barbour has not yet decided
whether he will accept the appointment of District
Judge.
10 The recent election in Maryland has driven the
Editor of the Baltimore Republican to his calcula
tons, and by strange array of figures, striking
the votes In some counties, and averaging the whole
vote, he ascertalns that the aggregate vote of Ma
ryland still gives majority for Jackson Nothing
can be certain indication of the consciousness
of total defeat than the exercise of such ingenuity
The majority against the administration is nearly
1000. as appears by the following statement from
the Baltimore Chronicle:
In the following statement of the late election
OF Maryland, the vote of the highest candidate .on
eachslde has been taken. In st. Mary's County
the jackson party made opposltlon SO feeble was
their strength If however opposition had been start
ed Clay's majority would not have been less than
900 votes.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15

DlED-Cn the 9th instant. Mrs. lucy JAcKsos,
consor of MIR. Jos. j. jackson of this city, in the
Goth year OF her age, after lingering indisposi-
ton of several months, which she was susi aimed
by an uncommon degree of christian fortitude.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15

by the Rev. james DoIghen, Lieut. JouN Rupp of
the U s. Navy, to Mss ELrzApErH Y. SPEED, of
PowhataD.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15

HE following are the drawn numbers of the
Union Canal Lottery. 18th Glass.
IL so 26 On 90 32 g an. Oh
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15
VIRGINIA. .RLhCTIoNs.

Frankiin.-Fo The Senate. Balda Mcdaniel e47.
Col VIM. Campbell a22.--Bedford to vote.
House of Delegates (2e-John NJ Holland, and
Caaries foweli--without opposition
Ste6ord-For the.Senate-Mr. Chinn had no on
position. ~ ~ l-ss17.I e
House of Dclegates--R. c. Monoure--elec.ed
without opposition 10 - -
1877. - 80 $50 - ' 1t
:. House of Delegates.-No opposition to Mr. Bur-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15

Commerce c'iPpled.--Since the first of Septem-
Der, enIy twenty days. sixty -four vessels from for
their cergoes amounting 10 100000 About the
same number have entered coastwise.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15

% The Reporter of Orange, of Saturday, slh
inst says that Col Barbour has not yet decided
whether he will accept the appointment of District
Judge.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15

appointments by the President
Benjamn r. Morsell, and Nicholas vanzapdt.
ofthe District of Columbia, to be- Justices of the
trct. . 80 - - $50 s''1 - Ae's' (
Johp J. Maxwell. TO be Collector of the Customs
LOT the and Inspector OF the Revenue for tho
Eort OF Hardwicke. q, the State of Georgia, vice
Alexander Netherciff. deceased.
- Leonard III. Pdrker TO be Naval % f7cer for Tho
district of Boston and Chaflestcw in the State OF
Massachusetts,, vice John Boyd, deceased
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15

The Rev. DR. BENJAMIN onderdenk has been
cected Bishop ofthc Diocese Of y ev York.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-15

1t is announced in the Washing on papers thai
p p. Barbour has been appointed by the President
Judge ofthe Eastern District Corrt Of Yirginia