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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-30

FROM tho New Bedford Gazette
West India TInde - Whie the commercial roDm,I-
MY Of the Uri,ed States, generally, vii feel sa,ifc-
ZION on account OF The eceut arrangement entered into
between fis eovefnn ent and thai If Engl nd in re-
iaon 20 the Wet India Trade OF The Is itish co
iohies VIII complain Mmrmurng has already com
menced In New Bunswick and Nova Scotia: The 81.
John Herald says the Presidents Proclamation will
be death-biow to the Of the Island OF Sc
Thomas, and ihd the eHs ct will he runous 20 Moose
island On tbs sulject think it impossible to spe
eu'a'e WIN certainty advantages may be reaped
"ne'e INJURIOUS resul are feared aud The ulhma e
gam expected may be much less than has by som
oeen e'uma'ed Opening rev channels Of commerce
oieD closes 0her and II these changes advance or de.
Press M Interests OF certain portion OF communi "
lhey 90 not always afford correct criterion decide
on the policy OF national measures
10 the greai leading sic Of nations rulers car-
not 10 justice be governed by any motive other than N
geseraI Eoodj however measures may affect indivdu
a', or particular portions OF The great family or differ.
en- sections Of country. And the opening of the
West India Ttade shall prove Injurious or even ruinou.
70 ie" smll issnds, IL may suli az national me a.
sure, be STAMPED with wsdom on the part Of the BIZ
ush government
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-30

NA/lLL he sold Tor cash. publicly, The premises,
w on Saturday, the Isl day OF January next il
fair not, the next fair day thereafter of land
living In the lower eud Of Caroline, called verify
Place. containing by estimation, $50 acres, and convey
ed hy Henly Wcoiard and Thos. II. Wooddrl to Rich
ard Gaines and William Armisead, trustees for Robe
IL Gaines end John Gaines. The said lard Is fer
tile, and wei adapted TO the growth Of Indian Corn,
Cotton. Ohs, SC The trustees will convey ouly such
title az vested in them though they believe the title
10 be indispuiable.
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Noe mJer l. 1880.
CO.NyHU.NIC1TED

CO.HsH Wv III II ~
10 me roters Of the Senatorial District composed d
The counties Of King George, Stafford, SC.
our presen, Senator IL candidate Tor Congress and
his sea, in the Virginia Legislature may be vacated
In that event. II will hehoove you make choice OF hi.
successor and you should discreey inquire what are
the qualifications 10 be sought for in him whom you
choose 10 fill the vacancy.
Senator should be OF mature age; experienced;
possessing weight OF charactcr AID above ALL he should
have Sfren eUidence OF his political orthodoxy: bus
practised orwardres in debate is essential requsi
The Senate are controlling Body
Tie writer CT this ar ice knows that several of his h
standing and rsspecabily, concur with him in the o.
pinon, that, for all the qualifications which go to f,rm
the useful and Efficient Senator Cen. John p Hunger
ford has the highest claims your support He there
fore, recommends him candidate Tor your ,uH ages
CITIZEN & VOTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-30

THE last Session Of the Superior Govt Of Hall
ty, a he ok~e dian was arragned for he murder
OF another Indian, charged to have b. en- committed
within that part of The Cherokee Nation att ched
county. Judge Clayton, before whom the trial took
place, Tor the vndcaon OF Tribunals OF justice from
the reproach oil Impotence and precipitaDry permitted
The counsel foe the pr argue the before the
late convention OF Judges at MiledSevilIe,
Outstanding tat he would be governed by their opinion
The convention was composed OF judges c awofd, Co.
leqnii, Holt, Strong and Lamar-Tne juri.diction o
he Court excepted to by the counsel tor the p
ner, W. III Underwood, E-q because the law OF Geor-
ga extending Tisdction the CheIo territory
was unconsttuuons that the Cherokee len had be
treated with and considered indie pc
eGn state; that III treaties made the supreme law
OF the land, SC. The Judges after citing Tie case oil
Johnson 4 Nj lutcsh, and Fletcher and Peck, in the
Supreme Court Of the sited States, aud full expos-
clare the cons iutionay Of the law OF 1929, extending
The Jusdc ton OF this state the Cherokee Terrific.
ry and v.rrule tn plea 10 the urs icton of tie Court
on the part OF the prisoner counsel.
1Sdp1nnGh Georsidn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-30

"A TRUNK IOSI--Iu coming uptn tr Richmond
"a aud LyncLbufg stage, had trunk improperly
delivered to the Cartrrsvte At Povqts Court
House, which supposs, b-leng, somr oher gem
tlemin in the s,aee--and my trunk is mssng.-I any
gcnteman who was passenger is The IyHchbufg
stage on the 2Gh inst has Trunk that does not be-
loRg 10 him, tie VIII confer favor on the Subscriber,
he will IL by the Lyuchburg stage and dire ct
IL TO be left at Dickenson's ore, Powhatan-And I
VIII send his by the convey ance, TO any place
where he mey direct il To he sent.
LITTLEB'Y c. MOSBY.
0JsThe LyneLburg Vrg Man VIII please give the
above two insertion and pre.ent their TO Mr..
Josepl Royal or Charles l.. Mosby, for payment.
Nov. 30 500
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-30

Those IN IaHo are friends of Mr.. Clay.
Those designated by tho Anti Ailsons
Those by tho > to hll vacancies
The above list lie complete from the official ret,ros
The Delegation in the 22i congress- viii consist Of 81
friends Of tie National Administration, friends of Mr.
cay end ADti-masons The friends of Mr. c. were
elected by any other than that by which tbev are
now designated; Mot, would scarcely elect any BODY
In ms state; they chose, therefore, the DISCUSSES Of
"orkhg-men, "national republicans, '"lriends Of The
American system" &c. SC. 18yous
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-30

FoRGERIEs.-The Grand jury Of the Federal Court
now sitting in this City, have un true bills az ,it e.
the three citizens Of Bedford County, who were sent
here under charge OF having defauded the u S a'es
oy forging documents in the name OF Revolutionary
so'dets and drawing pensions upon thcm.--It sd a.
hat Documents have been forged in the names OF
dead men-an| powers with The signature OF a man,
W. could neither wi e nor read!
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CON-GR ENSJO WI ELECTYON

10 me ncmcccy OF the weather and the absence of all
opPs"n tho fredericksburg Aroma the poll In Orange
was Svoy thin Tho being Patton I Sca,tong 10
ne oiage Reporter of Saturday that "Mr Patton l.
o hue talents will satisfaction the district
Whlch has hon0ted him with thcir cnnf lc1 ne
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CELEBRATION ~ .VErp. YORK

The Procession, in honor OF the French Revolution
which was 10 have taken place the 25th (the ami
versary OF the Evacuation of N York; postponed
IN consequence of the incemency Of the weather. ill
hrst lair day. IL will be the most splendid commend
ration, which has yet been got up for the purpo.e
Strangers from various parts OF the country had locked
IN aud the number OF persons 10 he present is estl.
mated at 30 So 900. The Procession is TO
Wi -
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AIOTICE 49, Was committed 10 the jan Of rhs city OF
"a Richmond on tbe 10 day II Sept 1880, me-
gro man ~ no savs that his lsham, ard hat he
was coll by Mrs. Thomas Merrnsn, Of Charlotte
county to a negro buyer by the name Of Thomas Yon-
eev 6n, whose paoe Of residence he has know ees
OF bot now says Ibatb he belongs 10 Mr. Geo. Kizzee
# Inc county 81 SpOttsy iV6nia i-ham black man.
about 20 years OF aEs about ieet or inches high
and hss several about him The owner " quir-
Ell 10 CALI prove property pay charges ADD take him
way, or he will b. dealt @ith according to law.
WILLIAM MILLER Dspt. i,r
nm u Vrcnn, Ssrg't and Juifor
q ihe CITY If Richm0nd.
Eot 80 Sg--gga
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NOTION

a IL persons having cloims against The estate Of
I - Robert OHM, deceased are requested 10 pee
sent hem for settlements and all pefsois indebted
earnestly requested make payment without delay.
OSCARR +. GLfNN,
Acting Es'or Of r. X. CHM.
Nov 30 6O-8t
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ncns, seems as, that they ough; not to be always
superseded by other gentlemen however respectable
in private life, however responsible in their fortunes
who put in proposals for some smaller
And are the former contractors such men? Are they
thus devoted TO their duties, and entitled the public
contdencel Jefferson talks OF puiling but the uni
rn opinion which Is expressed upon the qualifications
oil these men, seems TO exclude the idea OF It's being all
putting OF the enterprising contractors in this city.
the public voice is the strongest guarantee OF
opinions And how is il South of US! We have before
u' series of notices from the public prints, which are
so many tributes TO their merits. Many such articles
have, doubt. escaped attention; but upon the Sc
We rest the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-30

The publication OF the further proceedings of the
Ciuzens OF Lynchburg, on Internal Improvement, will
be suitably postponed till the week, when they
will he directly placed before the eyes OF the Re- re
sen aiives of the People.
The \ aun on Spectator will receive or thanks for
is mint about the Flour nafkelt shall not
be overlooked.
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NOTICE..
VIEW ROAD-.NIsJY BRIDGE-aPPODIHT.
TOX RIYER

Nov. 10. 56-'f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-30

steads TO suit the person they ought to have fitted,
he made the person fit the bedstead, by looping
off any extra length of limbs. There was truly
the victory ofmihd over natter! Procrustes must
also have been limb Of the law; for men III these
ancient days pursued vacations that were analo-
gous. Or, finally, this Sc Working Man. would
have suited the times of Robespierre, who had such
an instructive horror tointelect that was "a part
OF the system of Government, he endeavored
to hold up to abhorrence;" and doom it to the
guillohne. My wish is for the prosperity OF
Alexandria, in which, so far as paying any tax
es when called on, altho' they are pretty tough,
shall be, with my fellow-citizens,
A JOINT LABORER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-30

Flou.-In the early part of last week, sales
of King street Superfine Flour were made from
stores at S4 IL! and some extra brands at "a 10.
The wagon price ranged from 81 08 to "a IS,
until the arrival of the Northern mail, on Thurs
dav. bringing accounts from England (received
at New-York) up to the 10th of February, advis-
ising of small reduction in the price Of bonded
Flour in Liverpool, which had momentary ct;
feet, and few loads were purchased at 81 Of;
but on Friday aud Saturday the price again i'm
proved and ranged at from 81 0S a 81 IL. Fri
day, the c,wrent price was considered 81 10, and
Saturday, "a os.
The accounts had more effect on the store than
,cagon price; holders were generally more dis
posed to sell; and very little disposition evinced
on the part of shippers to purchase. On Friday
$50 barrels were sold at 81 064-and Saturday
some fine Flour at the rate of 81 Oh for super
fine.
The receipts and exports were less than those
of the two preceding weeks. we remarked,
last week, that our stock of Flour was small, and
have taken some pains to ascertain what it really
is, but it is difficult to do so, with any degree Of
certainty-it is variously estimated at from e to
to 5000 bbls. which is not more than from one
third to one-half of our usual stock at this sea-
son of the year.
Yesterday the current price o Flour from wa
CONS was S4 OS-A few loads were purchased at
S4 O6. We heard of no sales from stores, but
understand it was offered at 81 Ia without meet
ing with purchasers.
Export for the week ending Saturday 9th
instant, 2,7S9 barrels:
Foreign 1851 Coastwise. $500" ,638
Quantity inspected during the same period:
King Street........2738 bbls.
Wharf. - IA hall Dds.
! Total .5465 bbis. "a hall Dds.
-ASe-
PHILADELPHIA MAEKET-MARcH 81.
Hour and Meal-Sales of Superfne Flour to
some extent have been made at $3.50, leaving
small stock on hand Several sales OF Rye
Flour at a Fraction less than our quotations; the
precise terms we were unable to learn, ana OF
Corn Meal in barrels at 1925.
Grain-A Cargo of Delaware Wheat of fine
quality, has been received, and sold at 90 cents.
4 fair supply of Corn in Market, and met with
ready sale at quotations
-eSe
NETWORK MARkET-MARcH q.
Ey,ur-The stock of Flour has been greatly
reduced. particularly western. The export de-
mand. for the last two weeks, has considerably
exceeded the imports, which has left the market
with moderate stock of all descriptions. The
sales of the week consist of good western brands,
S5:superior do S5s; Troy 81, ola S4,S7; choice
n. York S4s. Rye Flour and Indian Meal
are a shade higher.
Grein-About 1000 bushels of good Western
Wheat. which has been in store has been sold at
105 cents. Some small lots which have come
down the Hudson have been taken at "a lOl
cents. Rye has declined, and is selling at GO 81
cents; very choice lot brought IS. Southern
Corn SO. AZ; Northern do so.
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alfred Morton,

No. l6, South Charles street, Baltimore.
HAS Oh hand and will constantly keep, an assert.
m-nt Of
FRENCH AND SWISS GOODS,
with which he is regularly supplied from the manufae.
tories by their agents in NcwYork. He Offers for sale
By the piece or package, on reasonable terms
Plain and figured Swiss muslns, low priced embroi-
deres fine French and Swiss do lace do infants caps
and robes Felerines, mems and women's beaver, kid
and orss.kn CLOVIS of every variety. sewing silks,
satin, taeta and gauze ribbons, bindings, brs, belt
ribbons Italian grapes. artificial Aowers, gauze wells,
fancy hhdkfs aud sc.r long and square mero shawls
large assortment, Horences, black Gros de Naples
figured do popIns barrages and an assortment Of mems
and won,en's Leghorn hats
A. n. receives direct from Bordeaux, BRANDiES,
WINES and vi EGARS, with which he can supply
dealers at the lowest rates. march -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-30
Notice
Notice
rnsrch IS

vUlHE subscriber being DESTROYS to decline the Gro
Gerry business will dispose Of his stock cf goods on
hand, and rent his store house Having this object in
view for some time the stock Of goods is small.
The store house being built expressly for the groee
~ business is well adapted for that purpose
march 29-3t JOHN ROBERTS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-30
Salt, Whiskey, sc.
FOR SALE 1T Low PRICES.

FOR sale 1T Low PRICES.
lAnfs bushels ground alan salt
lSUO $500 gallons whiskey
1000 do old do
1000 do pure cider vinegar
10000 lbs Rio, Java, and Porto Rico green
coffee
Is hhds New Orleans, st. Croix, and
40 bbls Porto Rico sugars
10 tierees {N o. and W. J. mola,.e,
20 barrels
10 casks cheese
IS boxes rasns
$1,000 lbs LIST quality old yellow and brown
sosp-his own manufacture
100 boxes mould and dipt candles, do do
With his usual general assortment Of wines, liquors,
tess SPICES. dye sus, and other groceries, which he
will sell On liberal credit TO punctuai customers.
SAM'I, u. LAkMDUR,
Corner Of King and Water streets. Alex'a
n. 3. A constant supply of the best Shenandoah FL
miiy Flour march %
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w anted,

" anted,
NOR the use of the hddle Turnpike Company,
TIN M fifteen rood CARTS and HORSES. APP.
Dcants will Call on Capt James Cure, Zedekiah
Kid aeil, superintendent. mar ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-30
C0-Nartner ship.

yUyHE subscriber has associated ALI1.spsh b. sahoo
ny. with him in the Dry Goods Business, under
'he sn a.. so-6, WILLIAM GREGORY.
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Corn.

r1Op thousand bushels Cora for sale, deliverable AZ
II :. safe landiox O the Potomac river
THOS. p. COLEMAN y Co.
march 5O-3t
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Nonlini Ba.crutt
lust 0peneG,

c,NALL check, London gingha'us, AdrianoPie prints
- cambria edgings, battises, ribbands. all coiors'
Dombaze cites, etc. etc. per Virginia.
march 80 - NChCNHID - -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-28
ThOmas Nagarty

RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants Of Alex
aNlrIa and lis vicinity, that he will open SEMI
,'m, Tor the education OF Young Gentlemen on the
""san', at his dwelllnghous on Dukc-street till
I "'e suitable situation can be procured, The Scho.
sue course vii comprise the Greek, Latin, French
english Languages; Logic, Me,sph, sizes. Rheto.
~ . e'oeGt'on and Composition; Ancient anu Modern
O!' Chronology, Geography with the use of the
'inG globes, Mathematics, Arithmetic, Writing, &c.
iue m'ertser,fro his long experience in teaching,
rs.., success IN Qualifying young Gentlemen for Uni.
es and professions both Ia Europe and this Dis
uqs's he viii give general satisfaction. lie
IS himself that his utmost cxertions will be used
"a, a'hulnS the literary improvement of the pupils
may be committed TO his care.
@iOrmation concerning 7. H. S capsbli,y, acquire,
-. N'nd discipline, As Teacher, may be learned by
~ Sst'ns 10 MAJ. Gen. Macomb, Gen Mason, Clement
!. VI 'ohn Asrbury, VIM. S, Nicolls, Esqs. Col fow-
SIS1 capt. Morton, Georgetown; John Boyle. of
r..,"tF Department, John Mcleod, Principal of the
e. a. Academy, Washington City; aud Osn'l Bry an,
- r Meaandr'a. Terms can be sscertsined BY inqur,
", n at his residence on Duke street.
3, s'hce the foregoing was iatype, the building,
.n ~ e'sree, used. at present. as place of wor.
~ !ne Society Of Reformed Methodists, has been
,.,SsuuSy the advertiser, and he will commences
i~~ = msreln on the day above specified. 49,
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srnyRsDAY mOmN1aaa 0ANUA@Y as, $780,
Robert Barry

HAS just received, and is opening, his store,
northeast corner of King and Royal streets, for
merly occupied by Mrs. Shelton, an assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Consisting in part of The jeLiO'0ing articles:
Cloths and cassmeres
Cassnets and vestDg
Merino slawls and scarfs
Thbet do and handkerchiefs
Cloth shawls and cotton do
Cambria, book and Swiss muslins
Bandanno and cotton handkerchiefs
Blankets, fannels and green baize
Bieached, brown and colored domestic cottons
Irish linen and lawns
t:alicoes and circassians
Ladies' white and black silk hose
Gentemen's white and black silk socks
white and black Italian Grape
Hurlaps and Scotch linens
Gotten yarn and manv other articles
Gen,emen's plaid cloakss
All of which will be sold at reduced prices for cash
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8. " Edison,
(Niva. GLASSWARE, sc.

cNN CRATES aud pack ages containing elegant tea
~ sets, gold banded, 81 peice'. do lus're and
celtic do g. peices, gold edged cups and saucers en-
amelled India teas. very cheap hue do, cut glass 'um'
blers and wines, ring fish, fan comet and concave pat
en Chins and glass cup plates, gold edged plates and
lus,rc pitchers elegant is,re Jackson pitchers lamps
blue foot and blue fount, do button plate blown and
Jackson paters labelled and plain decan,ers common
elegant Gu; glass do bne printed dishes, plates, pitch,
crs bowls covered Iii hes and bakers d., teapots s.
ears, and cream edged plates and dishes, mahogany
Toilet box glasses with glass knobs, do swing do pain
ted uted and tablet do glass Dishes moulded;square
and oval glass knobs, ribbed and twisted do pressed
and square spndles, do plain with do, Italian looking
glasses draw do, pans and covers, with variety
OF other articles lust received and Tor sale by
der ~ GEO. WHITE, AuctiOneer
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SUPERIOR OIL, PASTE. AND LIQUID
HACKING -~

HAvING commenced the manufacture of0il, Paste
A1 and Liquid Backng. the undersigned informs
the public neraly that they can be supplied either
by the quantity or single box or bottle. In recon-
mend;n this article to public notice. the subscriber
would merely observe that the ingredients OF which it
is made are perfectly harmless; and unlike most CON-
positions of the kind, tends in a remarkable degree.
To preserve the lea,herst the time producing
most beautiful gloss Oil forming one OF ITS principal
componen,s it may be applied to greasy leather with
OUT injury to the gloss and thereby rendering the lea
Their water proof ropreyent imposition, the subscri
Der has ndented his name on top OF the bhcking in
each hox 10 country merchants and others. Who
may purchase 10 sell again, liberal discount will be
made j. SAVE
West side Of Royal, between King and Prince streets.
ian Alex. :ra - q .-
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Notice.

TINE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he carries on, at his old stand, south
side Of King-strcet, nearly opposite the Mechanics
! Bank, Alexandra, the
Saddle, harness, & Trunk Business
IN I'LL IT'S H.fRfOKS BRANCHES.
lie tenders hi, grateful acknowledgements TO his
friends and the public, for The distinguished patronage
10 has received from them; and begs leave TO assure
hsm that with the aid Of the best workmen, and An
IL SUNNY of the most choice materials, he will be
he ~ render entire satisfaction TO those who may please
-, fvor him with their business, either by order or per-
H. hss ON hand at this time. and will continue TO keep
large assortment Of the following articles wholesale
and retail, on the most moderate terms; 4al ...s
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles. best quality, stuff flaps
Do do do plain
DO do common do ...t
Ladies' do best and common .5....s=...-
plated and steeL5itted brides, OF various kinds
Plated and steel.mounted mar,ingalcs
Saddle-bsgs of the latest fashion, and common
yeIisses aud carpet travelling bags
Plated.mounted carriage harness
DO gig harness
Brass and japan mounted gig harness
Wagon, cart, and dray harness
Fire buckets and halters
And also general assortment OF
Eyeeant Hard Heather 7rurclling Trunks,
And great variety of
THE BEST GIG Y RIDING WHIPS.
plated steel and brass spurs
Plated steel and brass bride bits and st'rrups
sadd!e,rees and buck skins, assorted
BrrffaIo skin saddle covers
old saddles neatly covered With hog, buck, and calf
skin, and quilted at shortest notice
Oid saddles harne ss and trunks Of all kinds, repaired
" nav .ny u JAMES vANsANT.