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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-18

with lngtiiiude the giyer of all these bossnes-to
ESTABLISH here the Auto de Fec. and reinstate Moloeh
IN MS ooody rites, I'm my poor iudgmen' the most
eHectuai means would be to encourage reieio-uo-
litico combinations cannot forget that the Jews
got tired of Gods government and oetitioned for n
King. P 0'eN r 'oi :"
refuse to sign this paper in particular because
see IN 1t some of the features OF NTammon As a
politician am not able, SO far from the sea, of ao
yefnment, TO form judgments of the nscessifse Of
keeping III constant circulation the blood of This
stnpendous political body. I do no, know fully
what would be the effect OF days ntermissiou In
hs puisaton. The case has been submitted to our
political doctors, and they have reported it TO be
dangerous experiment. am willing 10 trust their
judgment, though wish u could have been other
"isc. recognize IN myself no such character as
religious Politician and therefore cannot sion
u IN that twp fold character. | do not mean
eha my fe$tous opinions impair my political rights
or that they have no influence Oh nv political
opinions But that l have no rght in tits two
IoId character to attempt through government, 10
VI others and much eiss peace OF so
ciey. BESIDES do not where stop Our eyisIa
auhose lotteries by law Shall petition for a repeap
Our people travel by hundreds on tie Sabbath Shall o., -
uop ihc Legislature to KEEP iema home? Or et each
Juobe OF M own necessity? Shall petition shut IN The
az. to pu, stop TO all dancing PARTIES and thou
olhef lrss that We DO not approge My master tells me
TO render unto Cesar the things that are Csars and 10 c.
e TIM IS that are Gods have found il no oar, of INV
s'UuS "uiy, to judge Cesar his would prear
MN ana pray Tor hIn but will neitler pray TO him, ro
III anu as professor of religion, will
alone ~ 'e'i VIII ie' you
squire aud undeled religion Lefose God and The Fa,be :
10 VISA me iaiheTess chdien and widows in their M
any oil US elected this thing, law
Iour Brohter Coraeirs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-18

Hhc New York American observes-"It has been
decided by courts, that in the cf bill on
Liverpool payable III London, and protested for non
acceptance, the protest for non payment may, the
option of the holder. be made either IN Liverpool or
London. Tho point arose in the Of Macon vs..
Franklln, IN the Sd Johnson,s Repors.n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-18


80 NARKiE D.On Thursday the 7lh INST by the Roy
of Hanover. $3.50 ~ "NO"I''A''r
On thursday evening the l4ih by the Rev Simon B.
SYKES Mr. JoHN ID QrARiI to Miss ASs rLLN all OF thi.
city ' "'' VI WIS
On Monday the llth inst, by Parson Jones' Mr. Tneoy
.NiNSs to Mss SARAH eldest daughter OF Mr. James Tyree
all ui New heut county. -
On Tuesday the l2ih inst, by Bishop Alexander Campbeu
S oenany AZ her iather's Manchester Chesterfield cny
john oTnEY Of Mississippi 10 Miss AIAar ELlsaBrr
on ihu'Soay We l4ih 'r, by tie Few. Philip Courtney
MR. JAMES NuoEoIs TO Mas CoLEg IL TANNEE both OF ,is
city ~ O'" - "''S
DIED, on Saturday night, in this city, in his Ssh
year. alter painful and protracted illness JoHS
MAcRAE' Esq or Fauquier county-a distinguished
officer during the last war, lawyer OF brilliant pro-
mise, and member of the late State Convention
The friends and acquaintanccs of the deceased
oihcers oft Government, members of the Lessla
ture and citizens generally, nyited to attend the
funeral from Mrs Nelson's boarding house this day.
at one o'clock -
DlED-ht Suffolk, in the county OF Nansemond ON tho
lHh inst Dcct JONI MuKDAUGH. OF a 'henlorrase Th,s
gentienan oss will be severely felt neghborIood He
wa, distinguished as ihyscian. and honored as arizen
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-18

The Fredericksburg Arena states that gold. in con.
siderable quantity, has been extracted nom stone
or ore which heretofore never supposed To cor
tain the precious metal Tie orc spoken of is found
in great abundance, aud thousands 0loads have boon
used in tho construction of Ono Of tho turnpike
roads
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-18

On the evening Of the 10TH UT. n caoutchoue bal
loon, made by DR.. j Mitchell escaped while un-
der conveyance from the Medical Institute. 1t won't
of South by East. Yesterday DR.. Mitchell received
letter from respectable physician at Baltimore,
with the following informotion--"A large caoutchouc
bag, supposed 70 have born inflated with hydrogen
gas, was found suspended in tho top Of tree about
thirty-onc miles in n Northwcsteriy direction from
this city, Baltimcrea distance If about one hundred
and thir y-four miles from, Phiodrphia The bar was
uninjured" DR.. Mitchell, on the ovenme of the 9Th
inst. when engaged before his class with The subject
ofhydrogcn gas sent into the air balloon of similar
structure, carrying inscription uf tho date and
place of lis oacension. lis course was nearly due
Southeast Phiia,E Nat Gaz,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-18
BOARDING-IIOUSE

Orcr Mr.. Chubb's Lottery Office and one lo,,. o1,,
hr Co,can, clock and tcaich maker.
MRS SARAH PURCELL, could nocommolo,o
w lew more Members of tie Legislature, win
comfortable rooms--gOod beds, dc. on nlolcraf.
terms u application be made his week.
doc tiff
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-18

american Competing is now offered for sale at Pro
ydence which is said to be superior to the very best
nluuc' muster and can be aordednt considerably
less price. The editor of,he Providence Advsr,;aI
says:-"A few years back it was thought idle to talk
ABOUT treating on American carpets but the st,mu-
JUS given to this branch by the Turifof 1928. now
t"uers pretty certain that IN few years IN = we
shaii as soon think of sending for British dargin n
stones iowak on, as for British carpeing
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-18

WeSl fndta ITode-'rhc ST, Andrews, N Il. Her
aiu says we have received private accounts fIom
i-'siai, rom such source as satisfy Us that we
have nothing to fear from N irisers riynr vov 70 h
importantly Of the States Government for a d.
rect tTadc with The British West Indies: aud further
NC are strengthened in the belief, that the Bounda
tIues'loh WIZ DC settled in manner that will no,
only comport with strict Justice and right but vii
meet ehe appreciation of our fellow colonists.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-18

Extract from letter, dated New Orleans, Dec. 22d
Our cotton market has boon vJry animated for
afew days past; last week presume 10000 bales
of Cotton was Sold we heard Of one sale alone Of
5000 bales Mississippi g. Louisiana, the choicest Of
which sold Cor cents, the remainder to 10
ding TO quality. Ia Sugar not much doing, 81 TO 7
seats Is asked on the plantations. the crop will a.
mount TO about 40 600 bids"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-18

PErERgiuRo, Jan. u.
Cotton This article has been very since our last,
less than 400 per day been sold IN our
at "a TO cts as in quality, principally at cts few superb.
or lots taken at 81 Cts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-18
W AsiiINGroN, Jon. Is.

WAsliINGToN, Jan. 10.
= The Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Smith, of Nd, ~
ted "A bill altering the method Of receiving and
ing the duties on goods. wares, and merchandise
DjtIcd into the United States The bill proyi.
~ f'r rxginguishing the Indian titles in Indiana
taknn no. IA in Committee of the Whole, and
|cad'd sy reducing the appropriation for holding
Fn,i,,s from $40 900 To $50 900; and by add,no n
,,on, providing TINT no present should DO given to
E Chiefot Chiefs OF any tribe with whom the net
horIznd treaty. Upon this amendment the de-
{" was rcsnsd in the Senate, but before the ques-
n WAS taken on II the ball was laid on the table.
nong The x ;dlutions offered was one by MIR. I.iy-
.-tnn Directing tho Secretary Of the senate TO
y crib" fora puabar of copies of tho compilation
ru5lic> Documents proposed TO be. published by
elcs Il Seaton.
In the lim.e Of Representative, the discussion
\ the resolution offered by Mr.. Hunt, ON The sub
|ct ofthc Public Lands, was resumed, whea Mr..
PITS conciuhed his remarks, ani Mr.. Speight oh
|incd the door. The House then went into Com
|t'ee ofthe Whole on ~, state of the Union. and
PIED on the bill making appropriations for the pay
|cnt Of Revolutionary and Invalid pensioners, aud
be bill making appropriations for nrrearagcs in the
avail service. The Committees then took up The
judiciary bill. the debate on which was opened by
fr. Buchanan the chairman. of the Judiciary, Com
ut, &c. An anne ndment was then offered by Mr.
troDg. The Committee then rose aud reported the
appropriation Bills. which were ordered To be en-
rossed and read third Lime to day.
r,' WASHINGTON, Jan. l6.
Tho Senate did not sit Yesterday
The. House of Representatives were engaged in
ie consideration Of private bills, Of which many
ere acted ON in committee, aud ordered to u third
noding on Monday. Mr.. Storrs, from the Commit
&c on the Census reported bill TO provide for ia
Ing the fifth Ccnsus and gave notice that he should
few days report bill to fix the ratio of repre-
entation. Mr.. Coulter, from the Committee on Re
recruitment, reported billto abolish the Board
navy Commissioners, and TO transfer it's duties
, the Secretary ut the Navy, and to regulate the
flee Of Naval Constructor. -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-18
% AN APPRENTICES is wanted a, the wing
Mrs. Jefferson's Benefit.

Err friends and the public are respectfully in
u formed, that her Benefit will take place OF
IVedresd0y, jan. Goth, $50.
ian i9 o!$.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-18

The Steam Boat Potomac, which was ashore AZ tbc
ROM OF Shoals bias got off uninjured, and proceed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-18
LOTTERY TICKETS.

4 ICkETS in the LIST class of he Dock Lottery.
the drawing ofwhIch takes place in This CITY. m he
yard 9th Eagle Hotel on Wednesday newt. tho
goth instant, - ~
Whole tickets s. Haltcs 2, Quarters +
For sale at NASUS Boots,cyc
ian l8
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-18

The New Orleans Courier of the cath ult. states
that the slaves charged with the crime of mutiny on
board the schooner Lafayette, on her passage from
23d. verdict ofguity rendered gainst seven
and of not guilty against five. The sentence of
the Court had not been pronounced.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-18

The colony OF negroes in Canada, most of whom
from Cincinnati, in Ohio. IS represented to be in
n aouiishing condition large grant of land from
the Government of England it is expected, will be
made to the colony.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-18
THIS BAY
OEFNCE.

tickets 81 slHTes in proportion-ior sale ut
jan iB r CHURB'S OFFICE.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-02

Parliament had received en- tho subject But
be fact was, that the American PresiJ..n: re.
cognscd Den Miguel, as was apparent from TIN,
passage in his Message -" Daring the recess.
"fCongress, orr diplomatic relations with Por
gn have been resumed.
The peculiar state "f things in Tint country
caused suspension of tic recognition &
tho representative who presented himself
; until mn opportunity was Ind To obtain. from
our official organ thcre, Information regard
ing the actual, and far MS practicable prnspcc.
tive, conl tino ~ tho faui;, ,rity by which
the representative in question was appointed
This information being received. the applica.
ton of The established rule of our Government i'm
like cases was no longer withheld" (Hcar.
bear 1.-The Hon. Gentleman attributed oil our
dls'rcsses 10 misgovci nucnt, aud defect in out
representative system; but, unfortunately for
his hypothesis, the same distress which We com.
planned ofin England existed in America, where
The representation was constructed on the ba sis
"funi"ersal suffrage. (Ilere.) What said Pre-
sident Jackson on this subject !-':No very con-
siderable charge has cd durin. the recess
OF Congress" &c. &c,
In reply to nm interrogatory of Sir Robert
Wilson, put to MIR. Peel in the House of Com.
mons, on the policy. which the minister's intend
ed TO putsuc towards TIN republics Of Columbia
and hlcS'co, the Times inf the 9th givos tho fol.
loving substance OF Dir: Pcci's, remarks =
we rest, however, (and so We are convinced
MAJ alexico and COLUMBIA, y OH the concluding
sentence uttered by the Right Hon Gentleman.
that IT Spain will obstinat.ly pcrss, in making
war upon Spanish America, England, provided
Tie Republican States confinc themselves to In @
usagcs "f civilized nations Chat s to saw. do
not excite the blacks Of Cuba To rebel } will oh.
serve betwecnlhe belligeren,s the du,;es ofs,r;c,
u 'utraii'y. This inay, of course, be rendered n
pledge That unless an ercaement of the negroes
lie med'tated, tho Kings Government will no,
interfere TO prevent mn attack in the cours. of
sc1t.dctence on Port Rico, or ON Cuba. Such
usc'ara'ioh Is as satisfactory 10 the infant Repub
'es II is just and suitable to the dignity Of En-.
gland,
In the House al Commons, on the 9th Febru.
afy' MI. Robinson but to MIR. Peel the following
questions -
whether any negotiation is pending between
this co"uiry and the United States. with :,
view to Ito renewal Of direct intercourse b,.
tween the United States and our possessions in
Canada
MI. Secretary Pecl--Nfy answer IL tho Hon
Hcnt!emans question is tis--,ha commu
h'caloh has been Received from the Minister OF
on"ed states oil that Important subject, and
'hat Inc communication 10 still under the con.
s'Geration of his alnjestys Government.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-02
lPrnLIC. No. IN

AN ACI, TO continue in force An act author
rang certain Soldiers in the late war 10 SUR
render the bounty lands drawn By them and
s to locate Others in lieu thereof, and Tor other
purposes
Be r"netcd byth Senate and HIus, Represcr,ar.s
OF ne oHiied S.aios ~ 1merea Congress as abied
ihSl Tue act OF the twenty second of Nav one
thousand eight huadrcd and twcnty-six, entitled
"An act authorizing certain soldiers in the late
war to surrender the bounty lands drawn by
taeih, ana to i0c2:e others in lieu thereof" he
and the same is hereby continue cd in force for
lie term O. five years. And the provisions of
the above iecitcd act shall be, and arc hereby
extended to those having like claims in The States
Of Illinois and Missouri :
APPROVED, Maich %, 1880.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-02
TIE NIuEDER OF MI D1fNN

IN cur list paper we stated that Cox. the
"'i'7"7 or, had made fall confession of hs
cr"Io and had accused Scven o,her pers0ra If
having been pariicipato!S ofhis guilt that four
"i them had hoen committed, and two others
had Voluntarily surrendered themselves int
cus.nGyuPon bearing Of .se accusation. Since
the seventh person came 10 town
md gave himscEspto unsorgo AZ csanina-
ton.
On Wednesday, Iaet, Charles r. Mills. ono Of
tho .,rst mentioned fonr, and the one most deep.
ly implicated by CoS's disclosures, waa brougni
before tho examining court and we have meyer
Witnessed Trial which axcitod moro Intense in.
tesest. The court house was cIos,!cd To- over.
flowing ~ al audiences displayed IL t1ejr MAJ.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-02

tariff ~ 1894 had scarce become law. when
Parliament adopted, in Juno and Jnly, ISo5.
those lbcrating measures, which went into one.
ration on the 9th january, 1895. BY these acs
they granted TO the Canadas, Nova Scotia. aud
New Brunswick, substantially, all the CONNER
cial privileges oi an independent nation and
they not only imposed moro moderate duties
than arc charged upon the consumption of any
country, but they placed the revenue at the dis.
erection Of their local legislatures, for the use uf
the Colonies. The statement (No. - exhibits,
in ccntrastcd form, the duties imposed by Par
Lament on our Northern neighbours, to be APP
pied To- their own uses, and those levied on the
People of these free States Ivy their own Rep
rcscntatives. We submit this Important dncu-
ment 10 the candid consideration OF tho House. 4"
(To be continued
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-02
THE NEW CONSTITUTION.

The Wheeling Compiler, speaking OF
ihe Chance "' rejecting the new Cont,tu.
ton, says "Shouid the victory turn ON,
in favor Of our opponents, the de,e,min
ed>enem'es oa:eqiial rights and pract,ca
repubi'canls'n, we still have, provided the
entire west will move unanimously witt
the counties iii this section of the stale
one chance 'lcft-and that tx SEPARATION
This will 20, prove an improbable mat
ter; II the people OF the West only uil
AZ, il is effected"
The opposition is very strong in Ohio
couniy.-FOqr public meetings have been
held within its limits against The rat,frca.
ton of the new Constitution. Nor are
several o'her counties much behind. The
Winchester Vrginian expresses the opin
ION that there Will be very near approach
to unanIniiiy IN the counties west of the
Aiieghany and that the same side is
evidently acquiring strength IN the Valley.
In our own county, for exapie, (coutin.
"es that paper,) which at one time wa.
expected to give three-.onnhs or four
h'ti's OF IT'S votes Tor ratification, it is now
veiy queiionab!e " he,her the majority will
not be found eventually opposed to it.
Sn, in Berkeley we understand tina, iu-
teiligtnt gentlemen Of that county differ
III opinion as III The result there: and
agree only1n this, that the preponderance
either way Will be li,considcrable Nor
gan. Hardy, and PendIe,on, are all ex-
pectrd TO be fund in the opposition and
IN Hampshire there is said To be resoec,.
able and increasing minority against IT,.
On the other hand, Jefferson, SHENANDOAH
and Rockingham, are understood to BE-.
deci'!edly III its FAVOR"
in Augnsta, it is difficult tn cav ~,
winch side the majority will be-Our
own oppinion that the vote will Inc close
Rockh'idge and p.aietour, are said ,n
ne III iay"fbf accepting the rev C,ns,i.
luton, though there will, doubtless be
Respectable mnori,ics.in each. Eost of
shc Ridge, we hear oi.opposiiinn no where.
except IN Lnuddab. in Buckingham
Amherst, aud nnigbboIipg Counties from,
which we have heard, we undc, stand tina,
II would 10 l'a,d 10 fIud an ind;yi,l,,ai on.
posed 4" I's ratification, The editor of
the Charlottesville Advocate moi lone
s'ace, stated that the people Of Automatic
would adopt the new Constitution by o,.
cianaiita. Fromall we can learn there.
Tore, we have still no donb, Of IFS ado,.
ton, bat not hy the overwhelming vote
that vas at first anticipated.
So;aahton Spectator.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-02
From the N. Y. Courier x Encuircr.
POLICE REPORT

fi6HT.-Not long since, Two fashionable
c'hractefs were brought up 10 n certain Police
o'nce' and accused ofquarrclling, fighting, ma
huiacthi'ng bloody noses and behaving them.
selves unlike Christian folks in n land of milk
and honey, paper, and steamboats,. On the left
eye Of one of the heroes was there n bloc,s
patch, and on the right cheek of the other ditto
as they talk in Pearl-street among the an,i.auc.
tion men,
What have you been quarrclIinr ?" n sked thu
justice. "'o '"'
at INC Pr"pounding of this question, UP start
Cd TALL, gaunt figure. who only wanted Rosi
mantle to be Don Quxo,e. "PIease YOUR wor.
ship" said he, "I am stakeholder in the p;o
and Whistle Insurance companv. 7 wanted 90
see the books. This here man is the pres;ds,,
secretary, and majority ofthe directors goes
!" c'viiiy 70 him, and asked him to let me SEQ
now we stood. Sayshe to ple-Ill soon let vou
Know how you stand, land with that, no fstches
me a Clip with his doubled up. fist in the cheek.
winch made me reeas Scottish highlander
o'es TO bagpjpe. Says he to mo-Ton. YOU
stand ID bad, can tell you that boy. Saws
l to him-Jem, I'll pay you for this, and with
that ] slowly and m"derateiy--I does these
'hngs always slowly and moderately-I slowly
and moderately takes up my red right arm, and
lets fly at Jem's eyes. Says i, Jem, do YOU
sec thunder aud lightning"
F" No, Mr.. Justice says Jem, turning to
Tom, he asked such quostion--he onlv
bothered me about his Pig and Whistle Insur.
ance stack lsf
O. No such thing" says Tom, continuing his
story, SO came at me again, and somehow o,
other, fell over and took Jem rio ut on ION. and
50 says he to me "d'ye give it up," III be
whip' 1t do, says I, and so gave a kick, and
away he went, and up got. Then he ran away
behind a. hay stack, says to him, Jem if YOU
VIII come out like mnD, and let me gise YOU a
thrasllng, LII give fifty dollars and a new hat.
ana mat what ] will. l said this please your
honour, all good naturally, and far be it from
me, TO break the peace Il only wanted to break
Ills head httls, that's all
inc 'astice reprimandcd them, and said thew
rad better been kissing their wives
And So" says Tom," Jem asks me what
sort o. money you giye--I takes no checks or
kto Flyers, says he, and says /, Ill give you Ua.
clio sans Pupor--no man but glS.ton, would
onJect to that, nnd SO [ gives him the money,
and over and above gives him sound thrasi,in,
and now the poor swirdling rascal, comes horo
and complains whembe was web paid for it. ~,
give him all my pig aid whistle stock into the
bargain.