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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
"a "A Al..4 Il ~ AWS.
PORr or RICHMOND
AR RIVED,

n tNp'',,"n OSBORNE, from New York with sundries Tn
n,1venpoFi, Nllen X CO, Smton, Cary A. n Audrey ~
Mitchell Fisher Lancaster Deadly + iilard, ond
Sohr Prince, Groves, from Delaware Break Wote,
Sehf Richmond, Williams, fron phila ielpia 90, Ch.,,,
Peake aud Delaware canal, Norfolk and Civ p;n, -,
sundes, tn rcyton, Mitchell a. James o ~ w wv
Nm" =, q Ham" Block & son. W & Crane, Swsesr
h"ims, Lancaster a. DENLY, NJ hncker, Rawl,n,, .
Williams, w MOuntjoy Bry, q Boiling " Rowlct, s's"
SAILED,
Brig tlZa, Perry, for Boston, -four, tobacco, &c.
Schr Charles Mlad, Sharpe Philadelph,a with euoI
Scnr Martha beason, Petty, for Hudson, coal
S,"oP trimmer, Puec, for Providence, -four.
Sloop Planter, Merritt for New York coal
Arrived at City Point, brig Rapid Shoop DAYS from N,,
York ~ ballast 10 Palmer ~ 1900 &c"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
observation-disclosures.
@ teseasg 81 eew 2Ga gS5D.


The G"vcrnnr Of Georgis has issued his p-oclama
ton for an extraordinary session of the Legislature
TO convene on the 18th October The reasons for
the step are thus stated; "Whrrcos, thousands of
persons have entered upon the lands of the State in
the occupancy Of he Gherokrcs, and are new, and
mare been for some time past, employed in taxing
great qnan'ltie, in value Of gold rherefrom: And
whereas, this State of things unforeseen nv tho
Legislature. and therefore, no laws have been passed
for the prevention thereof" T'he Legislature is
therefore, cupvcrcd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01

Letters received iast evening in this City from
"''""ep"'' state INC loss the Packet Ship Mouou-
g""'a' capt oN'y' Of tha, Port Cor Liverpool. With
al ne passengers ana crew. Among the passcrgers
were 'ohn Hare Powell the great Agrcul,urrst) of
"'adePhia' his wife and nine children, also another
large family The Monongohea called from phila.
aelpha Oh the 'oh AuSus', it lost in the great
gale about the middle of that month.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01

Y w g ordered to attend isw,ni r,u.,o, or
~ Oct,bey psny' ai the City Has on Friday 6c
PerIs,y az hof past 2 O'Clock, y. A. Re- ,,sda,
"'P % JNo. COSBY, ordIy seTe,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01

ns tbs that'ao tie pSpis1oaGo Gonu,arIet5 Of the
Army, Chief Magistrates Peers end p.nIiics. epna
Prince who has already made thr sacr,,i e %, his pr,
sona ease la the people, Will on those occasions max
sacrifice OF his modest on unassn,ting habits Tor
.ne thr'nc' ana there will display rnugnfccpcc
which c"n,p0rts with the dignity of the Chisf oI n
nation rich, powerful and indus r1nus; and viii thus
aucr having lived the major par u the year, accord
ing TO the tastes oithe people, corf0rm Tor few
hcurs TO the habits of courticrs w., now brbold
monarch who wishes to govern with doors wide o.
PEN and has no conception OF impcy, If Mons
dc DrcnH BTze or his oppressive cl ,quctte II will
KNOW cVort thing that Ii mPuris a ciIct magistrate
To Know, because nc Will personally rte with
the mos. humble of his suhcc:s Such is The MIXTURE
OF Royalty easily TO be comrrchcnded, md adsp
ted 10 the 10th century;such the habits to use the
appropriate phrase of 81. d. hsfaye;te bef ting the
condition of the best of Republics
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
p. CHUBB'S OFFICE,

DHGWlNG Of he Srund Coz oltiatcd Lottery,
81. - 90 81 80 IS SO ~
This Evening. az s o'clock tho Dismal Swnp,n
Lottery w'l be drawn at tho Eagle HoteI.--CapitaI
prrzc-, SO, 90, 5000. 1000 $50. prizes of 1000
Of 400 5 Of 300, Of 200, II of $50, and 90 Of
loO.-6O numbers, aud drawn bau's-TIckets "a
halves 2, quarters for sale at
OCT CHUBBS OFFlCR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01

Ia ia" Annual Meeting "f the Virginia ,amee.
rance Society, will b. held the FIST Presbyterian
Church, to-nigh, at o'clock Phe annual sermon
VIII be preached by the Rev. Doct Rice.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
h,ron a. P.np.nlrnntr Enou,re,.. Sspt. "a


tonne!, OF August {, probably furni Tho true rsr
sons why limed N 'narchv has been perferred 10 n
republic tor the Pench people: IT question to be
0ee'del now is, t" Snow whether republic mas mo
majority OF Europe IN ITS tavor. w believe for our
own parts, that . republic has nsl the majority of
France IN Its favo bot it is r,aln il is evident
t,'a' IL mas not III" majority OF Europe in lite favor. H.
lio',' We form ourselves INTO republic. &c must
PHohcanIZr the whce OF Europe whether Al will or
no. The experience of The rrv. tuition proves that
II Will be necessity more powerful than u the pro
mises We may make o. occupying ourselves WI Il our
own affairs, without cnnccrninr nursrlyc, ,y,tb ,rr
nS'snoonfs' Inns Sc hshn"ss IL possible Cnv in En-
Saad' lnP'ance 1t is only Impossible. TO repub
canrZc Europe is Formidable task when We To-
n'cI thaI representative government the inevitable
preface to republican SAFE eas scarcely hesyuu In
eNlst without strength and power som" chs small
STA GO ~ Germany, and that il does no. exist ri all
IN Prussia, Austria, Italy aud Spain. What wars
wRa' blood What moneys woudit not cost to brIug
Europe to an order of thing. from winch she "a SIN,
tomoved!-BnI VIC Will CONQUER as we nave ,Irc,cv
dome IS! out on what Condition have Won CourrCr
cd! On co"d zion Of having a Buonapa5ic we
VIII nave one Yes; but at lhr sane price rs the
o'hcF-lhas Is tn at the pr.ce of liberty; SO ibr
by n inevitable crc Gle n republic b-inrs wsr-,v,r
ornS' Bsneparic--and Buusparte brluTs the aboT
ti"n Of In" republic. But If We had a rrou5!,cnp
bonaparte!-!t Is impossible. What made Iona
parties power his having all the ercr,5Irs ,C
France IN his hands. Baj IN order TO oblaIr ib,r,
he was obliged to protec, the interests of The an
cent rcgIrlr up he affairs 20 recall the or,
= rus nha 10 DO all this lie was cancelled t. MAKE
himself Emperor There is, tho -ofore, always the
same inevitable circie--lhe rcuahIc war INC r,orr,
that is to say, the abolition Of the republic The
maintenance Of the existing SOCIAL order and is
progressive and rcgulIr deve.opemc1t-thcse are
our principles Existing society has Tor its OH ect
The union Of liberty and der. This union Pronoa
has sought for for'y years Under Bonaparie It bad
order without liberty; under Louis XVIII an able
King, they succeeded each other IN turn rather
coeNISted; It was ali we believe that the diff .ultics
OF the Times permitted. To sacurn orIev
care void he to get rid OF provisional government.
to! thai should soon br anarchy. It's fIr me Chan,
her ofPcers and the Chamber Of Deputies 10 nroyiJ.
Tor The 'a'c'yof France. We az ait their decision
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
La Fayctte Lottery Office.

Under he Eagle HoeI ,rOo doors ADORE Ar ,, - D,,,s
Grocery store
There IS a tide u aft mo,
Which taken az the nlod leads 10 t,r,,,o
Omitted, all the voyage nftlcir life
Is bound r shadows and in miseri.s.
On such full are we now ano,
ana we must take the it serves
Or lose ventures ''
4 We subscriber informs hIo friends and the pub
Ic that nc intends resumlng his old business
AS "rene mas appeared propitious in his dreams and
'""e upon him she certainly will show herself pecnI
ariy favorable to his customers, q fill their Golfers bu
his means with golden 'reasure; ne therefore ndv;,
SOS all those who are want of cash to call nj No.
tunes Nome TOR lucky numbers
AS IN" citizens have heretofore experienced bad
luck IN their adventures in the 5 ate Lotteries tho
subscriber IS m hopes under II. Flag Of LaGIyee TO
cause ReroIution' IN the fortunes of those who
may join his starded "''
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01

NHE subscriber has taken part Of the
sore OF Mr.. John III. Nash, where he will
commrnc" the sale of TICKETS in all the ynrious
Lotteries, THIS MORNING
The Dlsma Swamp Canal Lottery Extra Class No.
g. VIII he drawn at the Eagle Hotel, This Afternoon
al o'clock.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Also Prize Of 81 900, of 1000, | Of 1886.
and 10 Pras 81 81 Ooo,--besides a great number
OF 5000 200, 100. &c &c. &c
~ Tickets. ONLY 81, naIVes So quarters 81 fay
sac III great variety OF numbers nj my Office
OcI I-It s HAWKINS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01

Tickets 81, Halves Q, Quarters l.
w To be had at the Lottery and Exchange Ofico
Of PHOS. b BIGGER.
oct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
CAPITALS.

TIcKe's St, 'aIvcs 2, qUartcrs /.
Connecicut State Lottery, No. 7--drawing to DO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
MANAGERS, OFFICk

Besides S5OOs' 4Oos, 50os, zoos, zoos &C &c.
tlctets 81 halves 2, quarters
promptly attended to- e'
Oc YATES q MCINTYRE Mnnn.O
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-01
CAPITAF PRIZE
"THE GOLDEN FISHERY'

glckets only 81, shares ia proporton-for sale bV
oct c. G. RICHARDSON
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-10

,,,p;ntaininp these votes, but upon tne 20"
- If internal Improvement, in its broade5'
sanse In truth, these bills for surveys
md estimates have always been consider
I'd as test questions. They show who Is
CIV ,nd who is against internal improve
oent Thus law itselfwent the whole leng'h
md assumed the full and complete power
Tue pentlenan's votes sustained that pow
or n every form, in which the various pro-
nositions to amend, presented 1t. lie Wen'
e. tho entire and unrestrained authority
,,,,t,o1t consulting the States, and wiinoul
oo,ooinr to anv proportlonate Distribution
And now, suffer me to remind you MI
President. that it is this very same power
'brs sanctioned, in every form, by the gen
aonan,s own opinion, that is 50 PLAN ana
n,onifest usurpation, that the state Of
Son,b Carolina is supposed to be justified
n refusing submission to any laws carry
- the mower into effect Truly, sir Is
80, nas tb;s q little too hartl May we not
crave some mercy, under favor and pro,
lection of the gentleman's own authority!
( Admitting that road or canal must De
written down fat usurpatIcn as ever was
committed, may we find no mitigation VI
our respect for his place, and his vote, as
one that knows the law! g.,
The Tariff, which South Carolina M aa q
an efficient hand in establishing IN $50
and tb;e asserted power of internal M
DyoYcment, advanced by her IN the same
wear. and as we have now seen approved
and sanctioned by her Representatives Ia
f 1921. These two measures are the great
grounds on which she is now thought to be
distilled in breaking up the Union, Il she
sees itt0 break it up.
| NAV now safely say, | think, that we
! have had the authority Of leading and dis
, tipgaished gentlemen from South Caro-
! lima in support of the doctrine of Internal
Improvement. Irepeat, that, Up to 1921
; 7. for one followed South Carolina; bat
when that star, in its ascension, veered OF
r in an unexpected direction, relied on It's
. light no longer. Here the Vice President
said-.lo the Chair understand the gen
tIeman from Massachusetts, to say, that
; the person now occupying the Char Of the
. Senate, has changed his opinions on the
. subject of Iuternal improvements! From
q nothing ever SAID to me, sir, have had
D reason to know of any change in the oPln-
ions OF the person filing the Chair OF the
/, Senate. Ifsuch change has taken place,
. / regret it; ! speak generally of the State
Of South Carolina. Individuals we know
Z there are, who hold opinions favorable iC
4 the power. Anapplication for ITS exercise
q in behalf of public work in South Caro-
= lima itself is now pending, | believe, IN tho
@ other House, presented by members iroH
e hat State.
}, | have thus sir. perhaps not without
= some tediousness Of detail, shown, that q
/. am in error, on the subject of ntema
p improvements, how, and 10 what company
4 ] fell intothat error. If am wrong, Ills
r. apparent who misled me.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-10

" II " u.
lov,-5s f,s West osibe- enyv hatred nor
m.l.cs. ho,arss tbey 3ser,sd a becoming
,t.r as irs, ,n3 a9l,-5ts,e3 npb'ic men,
,..,..,..e, .,.~,,,, Srsob bo3 arisen ia
gs Wsst v.b IL, ,,,-onra,c measure of
-sres brra.s, .r,y f..t n aaeto theu own
characters arl fls Characters of their
~ r.r.,I 5...eso-s i1 ,hs Go
ys-,,.,s.f h, ,,. .,.sr5s the rsw Suites
=, IN. ....t ~, i5,-al p,fro0Izine.
--.----...,r- 49,, 81, much. srr. Tor
.t..7..... ..-t... -.l 2 hon, fh7t by this
~. $3.50. E, -, .tla-,,r is sails.
c-I-.r-.. 49,. I.rl-- .-l.a or tsr
-. h, en- .s
U,yi.r recr--.l fl, tr.se t7o important
7,s,s1rss ,- ,,.,~.- ta ifs eanian3a's
;,7..r,s 7 m,s.4,s be-paru.ssioa 90 20
bsr., to , rsr.,l sin something earlier,
~ tbo -r-o.., ..;r f.--f,- OF Showing
how Drcb 9- -,rbs- how little reason
the-o is .r- fro g,7t.engr's as.GuaJ0n.
tbat Doln,r homes. or fears, or party
associations. we've the grounds of these
New EnrauJ votes. Au5a'ter what has
bes1 said. T hone n NAV be forgiven me.
81 qIgle t0 some political opinions and
votes of ms own. ofysry htia public inn
par.ance. certainly. bl. which, from ,de
time nj which they we're given and expires
ssJ NAV mss f- mod Witnesses ON this
ocrasio1
This Government. ll-. President. from
80 o,.y,, RI, the 1.4es of 1915. had been
81. ,,1rb aor-Is+ei sI-b various other im-
-,-,,..i concerns. f1 be- able TO turn IT'S
5,.,r,-s inward and look 10 the levaloDe-
-.,,....,-,.s .r-.f internal RESOURCES. Il The
,.-I... ..,-.-r p-,silert W8sbiDr.or's adj.
.......-,,,o. DO r,s f.Ty occg3fod with
-...-. nh. c,rs-,r,cr. n-ov,l,7o fa-
~ ....I.l. r.rs,l,,r rho frontiers. and
Observation-Disclosures. -9-o, Pofr, tho
.--...... -r,--,.,.-,,,.ris,-,t,op ,re f-ss
49, r-..-.. 3.,,I....,, Mod a-tb as
-'-..l -, d. .5a.,.bol,
..i.-...-,.-.I..-,..,-l
O " " ~,-- -, III ~
u ' ''' '''71.s .'. 7''.. IN ' -. ,-''
C.l"'.' 4. ~, No. . .'1. ''.- .,'
l.''' D.'.-'' anu '-'''.'..s fi I...:5
embarrassing 90 Government and tiud-
ing public opinion. sprung oulot i19 ne"
state OF our foreign re'aioAs' ad1 were
so'1-l os n anu ~ . 49, ,,,-i
others, equally embarrassing anu equal
y eNelhs DIVISION ana '.so'll' 81. 49, g.
the long series OF twenty years Lni Aey
finally issued 90 The war WIN hng'Anl'
Down 20 Ono close oil thai war no u,-,'lc''
marked, aud deliberate attention n'l oosn
gwen, or could have been gwen 90 'A7 iu-
temll condition Of the country u.s. caPaci
ties of Improvement or me coaStit uolal
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-10
PRICES OF FLOUR.
Al Wheeling. 50 Is 4 3 90 per barrel.
Pittsburgh, - 90 a %.
Baltimore, = 90 a 4 81.
aZA.

DL4IISIRY.-ii gives ms pleasure 70 under.
s.'l1 that me generous patronage extended 20 Or.
" ard 10 TINS place has been such ~ 10 determin p
hiin 70 make this bis fUture residence. lie isnOw
on professional yi.ii TO Steubenville, where we
aops ne VIII meet with that cncourageTnent to
winch ms merits rs Dentist so pstly entit'e him.
"a IN adepi 10 bis proe sion he Is perlilps with
ON ? superior and his private character and r~ae-
ral depoTiUent ara Of i5e most cziimsble kind.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-10
TWnMTY-FLRsT CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
WEDNESDAY, MAncu3, 1880.

WEDNESDAY MARCUS 1851.
In the Senate yesterday the bill to pro-
vide for taking the fifth census passed to
a third reading. Mr.. Foots resolution
being again taken NJ, Mr.. Clayton, in an
argument of great force, replied to Mr.
Grludy, particularly on the subject Of re-
movals. THIS question is now fairly be-
fore the Senate, and will probably be dis
cussed at length Mr. Clayton has ac-
quilted himself with ability, and has entire
lv Frustrated the positions Of Mr.. Grundy,
whose reasoning on this subject was eX-
ceedingly hmsy and feeble. Mr.. Z. will
resume his remarks to-day. and put TO the
blush those who have had the hardiEooG to
support system abhorrent TO the genius
of our couatry, and unprecedented IN rs
annals.
In the House Of Representatives yester-
day, Nh. Clarke, of Kentucky, presented
the memorial Of the heads Of the Tran
sylyania University, requesting some as
s.slance in rebuilding the edlfice, lately
destroyed by fire; which was referred to a
Select Committee. The Speaker present
ed the memorial of certain Blacksmith5
and other mechanics Of the city and couG-
ty of Philadelphia, in relation to the duties
on IRON; which was referred TO a Com
mittee of the Whole on the State Of the
Union. The resolution offered last week
by Mr.. Yiuton. authorizing the publication
of the laws Of Georgia and Alabama TO be
appended to the report Of the Committee on
Indian Ai'drs, was taken up, and debated
until the hour elapsed. The House then
took up the bill making compensation 10
Mrs. Decatur and others: the question be
ing on striking out the enacung clause, but
no question was taken.
THURSDAY, March Z.
The Senate was yesterday chiefly en-
gagged in tho consideration Of Executive
business.
In the House Of Representatives all the
orders Of the day were postponed, and the
report Of Committee on Elections, in the
case OF Loyal rs. Newton, was taken up,
when Mr.. LOYAL addressed the House
until the adjournment
10
The merchants Of Nsw-York and PhiladelphiJ
have united IN am arrangement to recommend 90,
3lth day of June, 1892 as the period for reducing
the duties on coffee and teas.
go
4 Paris paper says--"We live m wonlrou
agel There Is now something truly new. tn
Pacha Of Egypt has assembled AROUND him
Council composed of Representatives oftio differ
eut towns ofhis Pachalick. He has already sub
mit;ed TO that Council several questions Of admi
nistration and legislation; and what Is more cur
Gus he has ordered the publication Of a newspa
/ per IN the Turkish and Arabic languages, whic
I contains toe deliberations and resolutions of ia
( new assembly. We have received C,s first MN
! her of tins EgvpGm Jo,frIr.-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-10

The Rev. WIN. WALLACE will preach II, WV
p-;,I. scbool.house noxt Sabbath at ii O clock
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-10
THE COMPILER.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10. 1881 $50

Tbe River il - feet above low water man, =
siog There have been since our last % a'I'v''S
ofsteam boats and the same number OF O'f '''
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-10

We are authorised to state that " ;"
NcK1x1Ey will be candidate Tor ~e
House of delegates at the ensuing eleeu0"
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-10

The merchants Of New-York and Pbiladelp hiU
have united IN an arrangement TO recommend the
3lh day of June, 1872, as the period for reducins
the duties on coffee and teas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-07
1HVHE SCHOOL Ar LLANG0LLEN, Tor The ed


VHNHE SCHOOL. AT LLANGOLLEN, Tor the ed
"a ucston Of boys, in the county of Spottsyivani"
and State OF Virginia, has two departments. One
braces the English lsnguase--the Greek aud Latin
ciasscs--the Spanish. Italian. and French--Ancient
| and Modern History, and the Philosophy Of Language.
The oiher-Geog Apply, Arithmetic, Algebra aud
Geometry. Tn addition otie above, hoys who not
intended fer College, bat who desire liberal educ alton
VIII be taught Ethics, Logic, Mroa Philosophy, and
Political Economy
There are two vacations ia the year--one commence
ing on the frs. day Of Juiy-the other the 18th OF
December. During hohthe boys may remain here.
without additional eXpence.
The annual charge is $llo. This includes acharges
Tor instruction. hoard hing fuel and candles bed
or marass, and bed clothing TO be furnished by the Pu-
pill So to he paid for them Cothipg will be procpr-
ed, when il is wished, on advantageous terms The
fist session commences the 25,h OF January. For
further information, the Richmond Enquirer for
Is h Of September, 1929
Address Lewis's Store Post-office, Spotsylvania Co.
Virginia.
JOHN LEWIS
January7. s2-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-07
Total 1874 1876 1876
,ru Ia cho;e. "a On aQ

'V's' bot ioV f1c
eeessary 10 choice % 80 %
SO that DaUM Briggs, Esq. was removed on the End
Series Of Ballots.
T(d) means dropt.
MIR Minor, from the Committee the End Audtor's
Office, presented bill concerning the per cent
Stock OF the State Of Virginia and Mr.. Edgngton.
from the COMMITTEES on the Registers Office, presented
report on that Office.
MIR. Robertson presented Petition OF sundry oii4
zens OF Petersburg for the incorporation Of Company
TO construct Rail way, between the Appomattox Ri.
YER and The North Carolina Line; which was referred
10 the COMMITTEES Of Roads, sc.
And then, on Mr.. Miler's motion, the House adj
journed.
There was no Debate on any subject during this
days Proceedings.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-07
By he Governor IF the Commonwealth IF Vnginia.
PROCLAMATION.

ny he G0pefnOr ~ he Commonwealth ~ pHgiiid.
PROCLAMATION.
NKIHEREAS IL has beer represented 10 the Execu-
w tive by the Superintendent Of Quarsniine, that
the OF the schooner Arniada Capt. Clifford bound
from New York to this city, now lying in the river be
low Rockets Is infected with TIE l.pox-to pre
vent the contagon spreading, have thou ght pro-
per, with tire advre OF the Council of State and in
pursuance OF the act ofthe General Assembly, to de-
clare the sand schooner Ariada under Quarantine at
the place designated by the about sven
miles below Rockets, Tor fifteen days.
Give:. under my hand Governor and enl,
SEAL der the seal of The Commonwealth, at Rich
mond, this 9Th day OF January. 1880.
HM. GILES.
jan. g. S2-w4.w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-07
DIRECTORS
Of the Bank Of pWgiuio and hs b,

VfHT TN3U
RcNoNpJshn Brockenbrougb Thomas Rutherford Pbiho
Iexall, William Ford Mitchell Geo. L. Sampson Blair
Burwc Robert cwothmey, Randolph Hauon u. John Allan
Thomas Nadon Her. L. Wight John Y. TrpIcttt Beverly
Rapdolph.t
PgrEsssUpo-Nm ~. Mcfarland, Joseph Bragg VIM IIoxan
Edward Powell s. Bfaodor, Cbas r. Osborue John C.
AImistOad Daniel DuggeI Samuel Wnfeo, Thomas ~ Loe,
darcy Paul,s David H. Braochr and John r. efocdsTI
NoRroLx-Wm y. Lamb, VIM. y. Seden John Southgate,
John u Holt, Albert Asnd Fhos q. Broughton Edward Dola
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-07

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. who has for sev.ra
IA years. been engaged a. Teacher, wishes TO pro-
cure situation in some public private seminary. He
has been deemed qualified TO instruct in the Greek
French and ordinary branches OF English. letter di
reced TO A. b Lind-ay's Stoe Abemarle Information
may also be obtained by applying 10 me- in Richmond
BENZ. f. NICHE.
Jan. Z. S2-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-07

NOTlCE.-The Directors of the Brook Turnpike
IN Company, have this day declared dividend of five
per cent for the last six months past payable or after
the 18th January next, at the counting house Of Joseph
Marx. In consequence of the attendance of stf
cient number OF Stockholders the election of Directors
for the ensuing year. postponed to the 1il day of
January next-on which day the Stockholders are re-
quested to- attend at the office of Samuel Myers Esq at
III O'clock "A. NJ. Jam y. Sl--U