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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-16
Opposite the Eagle do,
Drugs, Medicines, De. &c.

Drugs, DleulCineS, cLe. &C.
The subscriber has received a part OF
03 his Spring supply Of Drugs, Medicines,
FH &c. and expects to receive the remainder
Rx4# by tho first arrivals from New York.
E4& Philadelphia and Baltimore. He deems
sDSN it superauous to say any thing by way
of putting tho good qualities of tho articles no offers
C,s sale, of which, well the prices, those who
wish To purcts5r :saneTalY choose to be their own
Judges The public have right TO ezPact nesg thing
they buy t. e good but il is gerry unusual 10 hear the
cry of Sinking E from the salesman, if the article
called for should mol be the best of tho kind in the
market His object is, therefore, TO keep the best he
can buy, and sell them MS low as he can afford.
n. G. MCNAMARA.
VTIRGlNIA.-At rules holden in the clerks offhre Of
V the superior of chanccry for the williams
burg district, the Sd day of May, 1880: Stephen D.
Fuller and Mary his wife, pitts. against William NJ
Taylor, in his tight aud administrators with the
will annexed Of Edmund Taylor, sen'r, John p Tay-
Tor, and others, defts.
The defendant Juo. r. Taylor not having entered
his appearance and given security according 10 the act
Of Assembly and the rules Of this court and II appear
ing, by satisfactory evidence that he is not nhab-
ant &C this oountyy il ordered that the said defend
ant do appear here the first day Of The next term.
and 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
ecssvcly and posted the front door Of the former
! cspitol, in the city Of Williamsburg.
% copy. Teste, I'D. CHRiSTIAN, c. c.
Wine, Rum, &c.
Landing from on board Schr. Pointer,
/ 4 Pipe superior old Madeira vine
! u hhds Antigua rum
10 do N. o. do
! 20 bbls. prime pork
bale velvet corks
! so NJ. superior Havana cigars
For sale by
ic st DAVENPORT, ALLEN S co.
Cloudcsley,
| a TALE by TIE author Of Caleb Williams
N - Tale by the eubor Of Caleb Williams announce
went 10 exo'e the utmost curiosity; and CoIdcsey has ap
material 10 call Tor e,sm tho readers attention."
J I.oados Liicragy Ga=cHe
| ie 10 Jus; published, Cor sale by COLLINS y q
! ~ WAlMW fANAC Jus, received, by the s"bscr
| rot9 'S'Stt" H. G MeNEMARA
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Irish Linen Store.

Irish Linen Store.
DERSONS wanting A Irish linens from % cts.
IL per yard TO extra superior will be supplied @th
them in any quantity by the piece, half piece yard
Amongst the assortment is case of very superior
sof finish sheeting linens well deserving the atten
ton OF gentle men wishing frs rate article All Ii
mems purchased from the subscriber, warranted
pure linen, grass bleach and free from any imPerfec
ton, for sale at very reduced prices, at
r. II. JENKINS
10 90 Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store
Cruden's Concordance.
A Complete Concordance TO the Holy Scriptures of
IA the Old and New Testaments: or, Dictionary
and Alphabetical Index to the Bble very useful TO
all Christians who seriously read and study the nspr
cd writings, &c. &C. A new edition with many I'M
porant improvements-and at about the cost of the
London Edition, and fully well execuied-Just
published, and for sale by j. III. NASH.
TQUITY JURISPRUDENCE of tue High
II Court of Chancery: by George Jeremy, ESQ.,
for sale by r. ID. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-16

vJNHE National calender for 1880 which he's Y,--ff
n issued from the p-css. though rather late i1 COM
iug ont. Is highly acceptable 10 The public indeed
though always useful, II mas never been more wei.
come than Is this years for y furnishes fund OF III
formation in no other wayto be got at or al leas, In
no other place to be found collected. We ailude es.
pcciay TO the lists of public officers OF the names Of
many of whom recently appointed tins volume furn.
islics The frs, public record. There is much new
matter IN tins annual and tie whole appears to have
been arranged With great pcrspeuity and care.--
Whoever wants To know any thing at all accurately
of The oTganzatiVu, occupation, and cnioumcnts OF
the several departments Of this government cannot
do better than possess themselves OF Mr. Forces 70
cellent publication National fpteHigeneer For
sale OF JOHN III NASHS
| 10 % Bookstore, Richmond, Va
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the DAILY RICHMOND WHia %
year. and for shorter PERIOD the Of 50 year.
able In advance
ApyrRruWo For square Of 10 lines less in
srrton rs cents insertions 81 three insertions 81 III and
every succeeding insertion 33l cents
Thrice week, first week 81 25 every succeeding week ST.
Twice week. first insertion IS cents; every succeeding i'll
sertion 50
Ooce week, hrs insertion IS CENTS succeeding
erton 50
All advertisements also inserted in the CONSTITUTIONAL
VINO.
Transient advertisers pay in advance.
The number of insertions he noted the MS, or they
w be inserted until ordered stopped, and charged
cordingH.
Annual Advertisers charged so dolrs for two squares
aud in that proportion of greater lcngth
EXCEPT Lottery dealers who charged $00
0iy- The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
week. tuesdays and Fridays Eve dollars per annum
payable IN advance.
square, less for the first in
srrtio, and so cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-16

I@n IONS Virginia bar IRON
OV 10 tons northern do
10 tons Swedes and Eng do
10 tons castings (pots,oye &c. &c.
june LEWIS WEBB & Co
NO Library Of Entertaining Knowledge, rs re-
~ ceived by X. D. SANXAY.
10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-08

ENTERED.
Schr. Sally Hope, Baker, Boston,
Sloop Express, Thayer, New York.
Sloop Collector, Heath, do.
SlooP New York, Potter, do.
CLE2RED
Schr. Sally Hope, Baker, Providence.
Sehr William, Miller, Charleston.
Sloop Splendid. Read, New York.
Sloop Empress, Thayer, do.
Sleep New York, Potter, do.
MEMORANDA
AT Matanzas, March 18th ship Boy, Green,
Of this port for Europe. Zone account says
waiting freight
:. A. Cadiz, March Sd, brig Ann Gadsden,
Northam, of this port.
CID at Baltimore, lst inst. Schr, Reaper,
Stevens, for Boston
Arrived at Boston on Monday brig Ivory,
Gylos, from this port.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-08

Mr.. CLAY At NATcHEz.--We find in
the Southern Galaxy, of March llth, the
following notice of the arrival Of mr.. Clay
at Natchez, Mississippi: tHs
We have but single moment 20 an
nounce the arrival of mr.. Clay. He came
up in the Caledonia, bearing the National
Flag at her stern, mizen and bow. The
steamers at the landing also waved the
stars and stripos A salute was opened by
the "Old Saratoga" seconded by the can
non from the boats. On landing, mr. Clay
was addressed by Chancellor Quitman.
one of the Committee of Arrangements, to
which he returned brief reply, with that
felicity which characterizes all he utters.
Although the firing the steamboat gun
was the earliest notice ofmr. Cluy's arri
val, vast concourse Of people assembled
10 receive him. Every heart was opened
every tongue uttered the joyous VEL
COME.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-08
BRIGHTON MARKET-.Monday
April ).
/Reported for the Boston Patriot !

Reported Tor the Boston Patrlot.)
Atmarket this day, 322 beef cattle, 25 Stores,
30 Working Oxen, l3 Mich Cows, 60 Sheep
and 345 Swine divided as follows old Mar
ket, 1913 beef cattle, including 20 unsod last
week, 90 Working Oxen, 10 Mich Cows and
345 Swine. New Market--2l9 Beef Cattle,
including 40 unsold last week, % Stores, 10
Working Oxen, Mich Cows ana GO sheep
unsold at the close of the market, 73 Beef
Cattle and most Of the Stores. Market con.
tinues "gutted" and sales ndail.'' Prices as
follows: extra Cattle, 3 or q sold. at 3is Cd a
33s; good and prime Cattle, at 2Ss cd 30s;
middling Cattle, at 25s I'd 27s; thin or ordi.
nary Cattle, at 24s.
Store CattIe--Very few sales.
Working Oren-- Considerable doing in OK.
changing--few sales only. Extra Working
Oxen in domand-no prices noticed.
.Miieh Cops-As they generally are, ordi.
nary; sales at 10 90, including calves; one a,
auction, at S23 75.
Sheep-Those at market ordinary, sold a,
about l4s.
Sloine-Traae quite brisk. Lots Of 40 and
80 selected, at &c; ono entire lot at 4lc; at re
tail, d a SIC quick.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-08
DIED.

On The 10Th ult Edward Simmons, son Of
mr.. Anthony Manuel aged year ii days
On Saturday morning last, mrs Mary Briggs
wife Of mr.. Joseph Briggs, aged SO years.
On Wednesday last, after an illness ofma-
ny years, Capt. Henry Hunter, in the 54th
year Of his age.
On the 9th inst. mr.: James Aloro, IN the
55th year Of his age. lie was an honest In.
dustrious man, and his loss will be long and
severely felt by his bcreaved widow and chill
dren
In Middletown, on Sunday last, William
Bailey Esq. aged az years The deccased ID
was member of the General Assembly; and
has loft character without reprosch.
mr.. Moses Lopez, aged oG years, late Of this
town. .-.'.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-08

fdc,o King, yet he |, rated soundly BY Lord
Aberdeen, and called "cruel, treacherous
and perjured," which, to be sure, is some
compensation for being obliged to shake
hands with him, and to congratulate him
upon his accession to loyalty.
House. OF Commons, Feb. @.-Mr.
O'Connell wished to ask whether bis ma
jesty's Government were aware OF law
made by the State Of Georgia, allowing all
vessels to come into their ports, except
those navigsted by free men OF color, be-
ing British subjects, who were not perfect
ly white, were excluded, as pestllen.
tial objects He wished to know If Gov
ernment were apprised Of that law. Mr..
Peel said that within the last few days in
formation had been received by his males.
ty's Government that the State Of Geor.
gia had passed an act, which imposed a
quarantine of 40 days on every free person
Of color coming from the United States.
The information arrived on the 18th Feb.
The subject was under consideration. A
reference had been made to the Kings
Advocate to ascertain whether or no the
passing an act Of this nature, avowedly not
VI Hu'feeNsf cNs w
prevent an intercourse between our free
people of color, was not contrary to trea.
ties. He was not able TO communicate
the final decision ofhis majesty's Govern.
ment. The moment the information had
been received, the matter had been submit.
ted to the proper legal authorities.
STAIN AND MExICo.-A London paper
remarks that intelligence has been receiv.
ed by government, ofnew preparations in
Spain for an invasion of Mexico; and we
understand that our Ambassador at Madrid
has received instructions TO protest against
such step. The Spanish government at
present deny that they have any such OBJ.
ject in view, and state that they are mere.
ly sending troops to the Havana TO pro-
tect Cuba against any attempt Of the Mex.
leans, or a revolt Of the colonists. Yes.
sells have been engaged already to take out
5000 troops to the Havana, and 1000 TO
Manila.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-08

sve-T decisive step towards lis complete sup.
preston, we cannot but think that some pre-.
parstory warning should have been given, that
those. who were about to engage in such
transaction, might do so with aiull knowledge
Of the consequences by which 1t would be fol-
lowed. The individuals who have been dis.
missed, were young and thoughtless, and were
doubtless influenced by the example Of those
older in years, and far above them in rank
and reputation. They had been taught to con-
slider successful duel as little inferior in the
honor it conferred, to the result off naval vic.
tory. They saw many Of their profession a.
round them, high in the respect Of their fel.
low men, who had been engaged in similar
transactions, on, perhaps, equally slight and
trivial provocations and were far from ex.
pecting disgrace from an affair, which had
hitherto been considered by officers essential
totbe preservation Of an honorable character.
Whilst, therefore, we award TO the Executive
our full measure of praise for the n,atives by
which he was governed in this proceeding, we
cannot cordially approve the act. Its opera
tion is er part faeto. II is punishment in.
ficted for acts committed before the penalty
was devised and promulgated. 1t is allowing
al officer to do that which has ever been con.
sidered honorable, and essential 10 the preser
walton Of character, and then pronouncing
his conduct to be disgraseful and odious Had
the legislature Of Pennsylvania requested that
the survivors Of this unfortunate duel should
be delivered up to the authorities ofthat State
for an infracton of its laws, the Executive
might have issued his orders, requiring them
to surrender themselves for trial where the Of
fence had been committed ; and if they disc.
beyed the order, he nigh, justly have dismis.
sed them from the service. This course would
certainly have been more consistent with that
sense ofjustice, which allows to every man a
hearing before sentence of condemnation is
passed upon him.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-08
MARRIED

In this town, on Sunday last, by the Rev
mr.. Puifer, mr. Richard +. Parison, Of New
York, to miss Elizabeth s. daughter Of mr..
James Fales OF this town.
In Providence on Wednesday evening last
mr.. Augustus J. Winship, of N. Y. TO miss f..
lizabeth Shearman, Of this town, daughter
Of Lieut. VIM Sherman oft U. S. Revenue
Cutter Vigilant.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-08

WAsHIHsToN, April 3.--The Senate
has had respite from the labor Of Execu
tive business for few days past. 1t is un
derstood that the most knotty part of what
remains TO be done was postponed, some
days ago, to Monday week; so that The
most material at least Of the unconhrmct
appointments will be held in further sus
pense until that time.--.NM. Intel.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-08

CoURT OF PROBATE, Newport, April
~ 5th, l630--Tbe Administration account
and Comnissioncrs' report on the estate Of
GEORGE Cox, late Of Newport, deceased, was
presented for settlement II ordered thereon,
that the consideration thereof be referred to a
Court Of Probate 10 be holden at the State
House in Newport, on the first Monday in May
next, at . o'clock a. m. and tha, previous no
tice be given by publishing a copy OF this or
der three several times in the X. |. Republi.
can. to all persons interested TO appear at said
time and place, and be heard.
A true copy--witness,
apsl BIB. HowLAsp, Probate ClsTh.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-08

L,URNITURE.--on THURSDAY,
IL April 18th, at 0 o'clock, AN will be sold
at Public Auction, at the Furniture Ware
Room of John s. Weeden, Thames Street, o
valuable assortment of Furniture, consisting
Of Bureaus, Tables, Stands, Bsds.sad:, &c &c.
spsl u. HALL, Auetg.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-08

The u. S. sloop of war st. Louis, Capt
Sloat, was at Panama, Feb. Sd, bound to
the coast ofMexico, and the Gulf of Cali.
fornia-all well on board.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-08

ID HODE ISLAND STATE LOTT.
IL class 2-.-draws Friday April 8 in
Prov.--Iiigbest prize l0,00O.--Tickets 4
parts in proportion.
CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no. g.
draws Saturday April l0.--Ilighest prize
1000 dol!ars.--Tickets 3 parts in proper
ton.
MAINE STATE LOTTERY no. 10
-.-draws Tuesday April I3.-Highest
prize Sl0,000-Tickets 5 parts in proper
ton,
DRAWN NUMBERS Of the Cumberland
and Oxford Canal Lott. no. 9, 8 % ID SO
S7 81 50 az I,--Connecticut Lott. no %,
3 % 81 So 50 10 ~ "a 81 5,--Maine
State Lot. Glass ., 81 l3 2 GO IL 50
sc AZ. j. e.. SHAW
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The New York and Boston
Steam Packet Line.


ARRANGEMENT FOR APRIL, 1900
From Providence for N. Y, daily, Sundays
excepted, touching at Newport.
The Benjamin Franklin Capt. L. s. Bun.
ker, leaves Providence April !, 6, 10, IL,
ID, 23, %. at p. IN.
Leaves N. Y.3, s, l2, I6, 81, 81, at pm.
The Washington Capt. Comstock leaves
Providence April 2, z, l3, II, 20, %, 30,
at pm.
Leaves NY. s. Q, Is, 90. %, 2s, at 4 p. m.
The President, Capt. r.. s. Bunker, leaves
Providence, April 3, 8, IL, l6, 81, %, at
Bpm.
Leaves N. VI, G, 10, IA, 10, %, %, at
p. m.
The Chancellor Livingston Capt. C.
Coggeshall, leaves Providence April 5, 9,
l5, 20, "a, 2S, 3p. m.
Leaves N. Y. :, Z, 10, IL, %, 90, 30, at
4 p. m. april Ist.
The packets touch at the Long wharf
Newport, to receive and land passengers,
Stages will be in readiness upon their arri-
val to forward passengers to New Bedford,
Sandwich, &c.
Coaches also in waiting TO convey pas
sengers to any place in Newport, or its
vicinity.
Freights taken on customary conditions;
but cannot be received after ] l o'clock OH
DAYS OF sailing.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-08
Notice.

THE CO. partnership in business hereto
Il fore existing under the firm Of
BENJAMIN MARSH JR. g. co.
was this day dissolved by mutual consent,
all persons having demands against said
firm are requested to present them for set.
tlement. a nd all those indebted are request
ed to Gull on BENZ. Marsh jr. and pay the
same without delay.
b. MARSH, Jr.
april I. PARDON WHITE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-08
NOTICE.

TIlE Court ofProbatc ofNewport, have
l. this day ordered dividend to be paid
to the creditors Of the Estate Of DARIUS
DENNIS, deceased, on their claims cs
allowed by the Commissioners on said Es-
tate:--I will pay the same said creditors in
sixty days from the date hereof
MICHAEL FREEBORN Admir-.
anril s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-08
NOVICE.

AB13A THE Steap-Pack-
AH-R~vz, cts President, 81 Ben.
.(eG - jamin Franklin, will
in future, leave Providence at 2 o'clock,
p. m. for New York--Passengers dining
on board. april z.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-08
For Sale.

A THAT pleasantly situated
sx well built house in Elm.str
ss; now occupied by George Turn
.AAH or Esq, The house is in good
repair, and fit for the reception Of gen
teol family; the cellar and yard are paved:
a well Of good water near the door: large
garden, and on the premises is o store two
stories high and 80 feet by 20. For fur
ther particulars apply to
WIN. CALLAHAN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-08

We are placed in the midst Of scenes and
employments which arc calculated 10 render
us unmindful of the hour of dissolution and Of
our future destiny. Our passions are eontin-
ualy on the wing towards folly and crime,
and are constantly endeavoring to rivet our
affections on the perishable pleasures of this
present life. Ourselves, our families, our
friends, our love of wealth and power and glo.
ry, block up the avenues of the heart against
the entrance of that pure and unde6led relig.
ion, which bids US love our neighhors as our.
selves, denounces the accumulation Of riches,
breaches humility to the princes and poten
tates of the earth, and onjons upon all who
hope for Heaven, to fix their affections there,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-08


Ladies cloth Boots Boots & Shoes of
and Shoes various colors
do. Calf Skin do. Gentlemens fine Calf
DO. Morocco do. Skin Boots
do Cloth Lace Shoes do. do. Shoes
do. do. Slippers do do. Seal Skin Boots
do. do. Strapped do. do. Shoes
Shoes do. Leather Pumps
do. do. do. Pumps do. Kid Pumps
do. Slippers co. with do. Morocco do.
and without heels do. Calf Skin Booteos
do. Morocco walking do. do. Brogans
Shoes Boys Calf.skin shoes
do. Leather do. do. do. do. Pumps
Misses Cloth Slip do. Kid Dancing
pers Pumps
do. Morocco Shoes Children's Leather
Misses g. Children's Boots g. Shoes
Cloth g. Morocco Infants fancy bootees
Past favors acknowledged and contin.
unnce respectfully solicited.
QFLadics boots and shoes Of every de.
scription made to order in the most fash.
able style, with neatness and despatch.
ALSO, boots and shoes repaired at short no.
tlcc.
Customers and friends are invited to
''drop in" and examine. [april ].
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-08

TOURT OF PROBATE, Newport, April
~ 9th, l930-Applcation for Administra-
ton on the estate of WILLIAn 8. N. ALLAN,
late Of Newport, deceased, was received,
II is ordered thereon, that the consideration
thereof be referred 10 Court Of Probate, to
be holden at the State Hourc, in Newport, on
the first Monday in May next, att o'clock, I'm.
and that previous notice be given by publish
ing n copy Of this order three several times in
the X. |. Republican, 10 all persons interested
TO appear at said time and place, and be hoard.
A true copy witness,
apSl Is. b. HowLASD, Probate Clerk.
rOURT OF PROBATE, Newport, April
~ 9th, I630.-The Administration account
on the estate Of LysAsprR WAsHBuRs, deed.
was presented fer settlement 1t was order-
ed thereon, that the consideration thereof be-
referred to n Court Of Probate 10 be holden at
the State House, in Newport, on the first MON.
day in May next, at 0 o'clock, a. IN and that
previous notice he given, by publishing copy
Of this order three several times in the X. l.
Republican, to all persons interested, to ap-
pear at said time and place, and DO heard.
A true copy--witness,
apsl b b. HowLAsD, Probate Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-04-08

HAS just received, and will continue
II to receive, an extensive assortment
Of BOOTS g. SHOES made by first rate
workmen, and of the best materlals--ofal.
most every variety of patterns g. descrip.
ton, that can be called for; at the most
reduced prices. Among them are the fol-
lowinp.--