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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
MR.. HAMMOND.

The Enquirer recently published an extract from
the Cincinnati Gazette, conducted by this Distinguish
cd individual calculated to leave the impressions that
he either had abandoned Mr. Clay, or was shvcring
IN Inc wind. we know tie tactics of the Enquirer
too well to suppose that the following extract which
dsproves this superstition, will ever be suffered 10 find
ruce in its columns, and therefore ira nsler It to
own. Mr.. Hammond refuses to degrade himself
and his paper into mere slave OF the lrnp he pre-
iers to have opinion of his own and reserves the
privilege of expressing that opinion, though soma
times adverse to the party which his Judgment gen.
crully supports. Sentiments like thase, so foreign 20
the blind devotion and man worship of Tacksonism,
naturally enough construed by its deyotces into
a remuneration of former opinions.
From The Cincinnati Gq~eAe
II has been fashionable Cincinnati Gazette and
rs ruoi, a' S ea"e' OF nuh PIECE oil what ca!lsd the
Clay party IN OHIO Neither the paper the editor
entitled To any such distinction We have been earne
supporters OF that sySem Of P"b' with which N
Clay associated We Mr. Clay ms principles fo
his talents for his high and manly courage And we are
satisfied that tho administration of the National Govern
ent would be much safer IN ms hands than where
We consider solemn duty impress upon the people the re
cessy Of dsPlacug the Cabinet Washington ani hreakn,
up tie system upon which tncy o nope tha this ina
be Effected and know that those who think and
feel do, look Nj Clay their candidate for The Pres
idency Should selected he shall haze oc earnes and
Undivided support. But dclam the party altitude ASSIGN
cd 10 We noman'S livery TIE Tor the coiniIy
and for Mir Clay because he opnion identified WITH
the country But If happen to differ opinion fran MIR
Clay fom those who suprou him. shall hesia,. =,
and give We 'all remain silent les
the newspaper press than 10 make of party
Such press considers party every thing th
country nothing is SUBJECT make acqant
ed with lie truth but 10 gve currency that Only which ma,
produce parry effect IL does suighen hut m .lead pb
sentiment In THIS sense u1'iy disram cha acer Of
parry press We trust never could be justly mra,et
CINCINNATI OaZc'ie.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
.SrDsauoseu SaaB5N.
TUESDAY MORNING., OCTOBER II, 1890.

IL We have overlooked with attention, Messrs.
Rrch . and Cooks Debates of the Convention.
Mr.. Lcigh has complained of being misreported-a
circumstance to be attributed to the active part he
'oek in-thc proceedings, which prevented hun from
revising the Stenographer's notes, done by
most or all of the other speakers. With this cxcep-
iion We believe the Debates b., not merely
rate, b"t wonderfully so-Consideriog their extent,
accuracy and ability, the vast labor expended in PFC
pairing them for the Press, that the book siuvauaba
reference, and full of instruction and interest to
every American reader it IS in our opiuion the ve
cheapest work offered for sale in this country.
So mush is due to the talent aud industry displayed
in preparing the Debates for the Press
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
INV YonK October.

INV YORK, Octohcr. q
3'aoN RIO )ASEIRo.--We nre indebted to William
). Roger, Esq the Z. ) Navy. VINO cam. pqs
senger IN the brig Lexington, at Baltimore, for o
Janciro papers to Aug. l4th inclusive. Mr.. Rogers,
says the Dit Ame can IS dhc bearer OF dispatches
TO the government.
Complain made of the constant depredatinns
Of thieves upon the property of the citizens. De
tachments from the military had been oraered TO
patrol the streets all night, in addition the resu-
lar Police number OF the rsscals had been taken,
but robberes, thefts and burgarles, were still the
order ofthe day. a decree was issued on the I2ih
August, and ordered to he posted the public places
directing all owners Of houses within so days to
give exact return Of their tenants, with thor
Characters occupations, number of children &c that
"a clue nigh, BE- furnished he authors of these
villanes, which IN fact has assumed chsrac er
too serious to- be trned with.
The formal do Commerce. recommends the establish
ment of Companies. both the capital and Provinces
different countries OF Europe except Portugal ard
the Isles, be located in different parts the En-
pire, and for certain period be freed from all
taxes. The Introduction Of free ctngrants is con
stoTod tho mrro necessary, account of h" rsccnt
abolition of the slave trade, which Will in future PIC
vcnt the importation OF negroes. ~
The same paper urges very strongl The establish
mout Of a Bank which shall redeem its bills with
specie and be entirely Disconnected from the govern
ucnt.
Vrscount d 'Alcantara has boon appointed Minss
ter of the Interior until the Marquis de Garavrllu
shall possess sufficient health to rcsumn his function
iJ0ur Com.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12

FORT OF RICfi.MO.VD.
ARRlVED,


Brig Magnolia, Belly, from Charleston, ballast.
ScEr Fulr6eld, Coffin, days from New York, with
sundrics. TO Davenport, Allen IL co, OTIS Dunlop q
CO, Ii Peyton, Bagwe Smith & Hannah, Lancaster
& DENLY. NJ Mitchell, A Sweeny, NJ Myers,
BALDWIN s. Ives. w s. Kyle & CO, RI Smith
Perkins s; Harris, NJ Branch, Myers. ID Weller,
l. Webb d co, N Gordon, Hall d Moore, G. l.
Sampson. and to master.
Schr Panama, Pot,ipgalc, from New Bedford,
ballast.
SAILED
Schr Columbian Star,---, for Georgetown, %.
c. coal
Schr Dusty Miller. Williams, for Norfolk
Slo"p Mary Margaret, Rowland, for New York,
coal.
. NORFOLK. Oct 8.-Ar'vcd, Schr Arenora,
Pcarco Bottom. days, bound Richmond; schr.
Expedition, Osborn, from Richmond bound TO New
York; schr Philadelphia. Wells, from Richmond
bound to Brge,own. (NsJ),
In Hampton Eoads-DrIg Richmond, Fabens, s;o-
lem days, hound To Richmond.
BOSTON. Oct. 5.--hrvod schr. Hero, Chatteu,
from Richnsnd; schr Philadelphia, Powers. do.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
DELAWARN

The State and Congressional Elections, arc jugt
over In all, the party lines wnrc drawn, and in all
from Congress 10 shrrffrlly, the J.cksonians
we're defeated. Even the county of New CASH.,
always Jack-onlan before by considerable IMPURITIES
has this year declared for Clay. III J. J MIiligan
is elected to Congress- IL place OF Mr. Johns decI-
ned HIS antagonist was Mr.. Rdsely formerly Sc
nltor Of TIE u. Sta cs.
Whls' the Jacksonaus are boasting Of inconsider
a'lo gains and doubtful results tne Eastern extrc.
nifty Of the Union, OBJECTIONS in the IN dIle States
the centre and heart cause the serious upprohcn-
sions Eor the permanent asceudancy Of tho Party -
circular from Pennsylvania gives the assurance.
that Clay has gained ana gaining and that this will
be demonstrated In New Yors tie Regency only
expect to succeed, by the divisions among il enc
mics.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
troni the n v Journal Of Commerce of Friday.
LA ESr EROM NENEXIIEI.A

By the brig Hiram. Capt. Carey from Iarura, VIC
have received iie OF Caracas papers rom July 3o'h
To Sept. Sd inclusive
They contain Tho proceedings of The Vonr auelean
Congress to August Esd, which have cursorlN
read. but find very little OF nature to interest
resdrrs. After. four months tink-ring about the
Constitution, II was still unfinished. Considerable
discussion mad been elected tho question where
fix The seat of governments some SAID Valencia
others Caracas. This question too, remained unde
cided. They had however passed an Act prohibiting
al persons disatectei 10 the cause proclaimed by
Ncnezuea, justly suspec cd vi dlsall"ctun, from
entering the territory OF the Republic, whatever many
be the cause of their abscGc not excepting natives
OF Venezuela. And looking over the debates,
we perceive that this Act had immediate reference
TO persons supposed to be the interest OF Bolvur
and doubtless not lens to Bolivar himself; the latter
having case pending "a Caracae, relative 10 the
mines OF Aroa. whIch requires his presence.
1t has already been mentioned. we believe or ought
20 have been, that on The Goth July the said Con
gErss admitted Sr juan de dos Aranzasu, an Envoy
from the government OF Bngota, TO seat among ITS
members. in consequence OF the decree of 5ih May,
inviting Venezuela To form union with the res Of
Colombia. The object contemplated by tins mission,
became fruitful source otdScussIon winch resulted,
al last III decree OF the EXecuuve ,-dcc!ariHg that
Venezuela is disposed ,nto fede al CO pac,
withthe other sections OF Colombia rhs decree
as slgred was presented 20 Congress the 2Oth OF
Angus, by tne.Se :rctay Of Forcigu Relations
On tine 2lst, n communicate received from
the Executive, uccompanledby paper from the Com.
mandant Of Arms al Porto Cabelo, Con; aiming lntor
nation received from Curacao, relative to the
s"rei tGheH by Boiicar dsd h agents 10 attack ZEN
ecueid!!!
The Council Of Government was solcmny install
led by Gen. Paez, Angus, l5h. appears to consist
of the Vice President, Deg Bautista Urbanel, who
was elected by Congress 70 that flee the 10th OF
Julyi and The three Ministers viz Of and marine,
of The inter.ov,-aud Of the treasury and for"'g
relations
GA the !9th Angus; all the chiefs and officers OF
the army residing II Valencia, were invited TO an
audience wih PACE who addressed them at some
enrh, eNhortng them "to sustain the causeL OF the
people," Gen. Marino, Minister of War, replied in
behalf of his fellow officers as follows: The army o
Nenszueia, cxc'l-n, Sir has long been fighting for
liberty; and for liberty ITS mer orons individuals have
behed with serenity the death of Thousands Of then
comprehensive poured out their blood TIC fie
OF battle, and honGred themselves with GLORIOUS
wounds. Tn" army well Knows that the Sovereignty
belongs To The people, and that without tins th-rc
liberty And It Is the army, which through me ms
their organ OF communication. pledges % youI
EScollency President of the state, oGcdieac: ana
patriotism "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12

II is said that Al Nicoai. lrst President of tho
Court of Leg. Is named Mnisier cfJustce in place
of NJ Van Maanon. -
GHE>r, August 90.
Public tranquility has ue, yet been disturbed here
Last nigh number OF persoas assembled, but were
soon d'p"rscd Durng the night troop of Hussars
pntroed the sreos An order has been ISSUED by the
Regency that all assemblies must be put down, aud
the Nstlonai Guard is authorised TO dispense them
II Is rumonred That the houses of the President Ssu
delin and other functiopares have been fire.
ANrwEEr, August %
His Royal Highness the Prince OF Orange. passed
through Combine yesterday on hiss road to Brussels.
It IS thought he has very important communications
for Government.
l. IS said that the post hor>cs which were ordered
for hls Royal Highness at BrHda, have heen counter
Ianded.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12

Sbewns majority Of four f1r J1uy J MitteA@ the Natl
ona hepuDca" Candidate for CoIgess and Of ce hundred
ano biy lo.r Tor MAFus Citf, The National Republican
taornay fe-u shall NO, indule "a, ,ny ,n,econ,nr cr
uUm nli we simply refer 10 ho fact, year our CD
Pen' n' anna my n his county Of 5i2 and MA iOrty m
every hundred Of the county excrpi pcpr,der el oave IN
vi uII'I Que woe more than his opponent u
ue1 OF Ih Nr Iomson's aj0nty last year. was ilI
ts year VIZ Hulstn. the National Republican candidate
mas majority OF iIH and respectable oes five differ
ne woes m Csana bundled amounted 10 1915; the larr
est election ever known IN tive hundred.
We have stated he maorig for Mdpap in Christian, hun
ll| ne number SAID 70 be asceuained by lr ndi
who iookeover Tie ta"y m AZ the close Of lie counting Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12

Takc he'd i)d pr nm The Jackson leaders in
TaIh't county certainly cut most sorry figure
Heretofore whom rariy spi't ran high between tho
Federal aud Republican parties Col LLOYD enjoyed
the highest honors ia The g Of the State and so did
Gov Stevens. Bu now, ranging themselves under
tho Jackson banner they have not only been defeat
d ~ their own county but Edward Lloyd, ir. and
Gov Stevens found BY the return 10 be the lowest
on llic jackson ticket When politicians once get
al the ton Of The ladder, it is best 70 "taehead les.
they (GH"-BaH. Pet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
TIpPECANoE BATTLE GROUND.

The public IA general, AMI more particularly those
who lost relations aud friends at the battle OF Tppe-
canoe, hereby notified that Gen. Wm II. Harri-
son, and other officers and soldiers who were cnga-
2ed IN, and lost friends a. Tppccanoc, will assemble
al the battle ground on the 2st of October to rein
ter tho remains Of those who fell there.
IL proper 10 that, on the day after the bat
tic, The Indians raised cur men, and since the peace
company from Tcrrc Elau'r, under Capt Hunting
DON csllcc ed aud inferred the bones IN different
place, lea wing Tho g,aycs open until now; and tho
object is 10 RENTER them.
u is distinctly understood that this act Of vcnera.
ton for 'ho patriotic de,d is wholly unconnected
with political purposes; and that It will b. attended
10y many gentlemen Of different political viewe, with
out reference to party Gen. HARRISON ha- promised
10 attend and Is cxDrctcdtD pass through Indiana
polls on his way 10 TIpprcanor A general lnri'n
zion is given 10 every man who may wish 60 be pre-
sent.
The several editors IN the State arc requested to
publish the above. [Hjn,ig Democrat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12

Nav loaE. OciObes g
THE MiBGET. The Corn Exchange is without MAGICAL
Article sales mHhug Of Western Flour At
SER 52l; New York CITY So &c New Cotton beginning
arrive: holders demand prices high Tor shippers to pay
aud tine manufacturers dispute every inch o ground In COT
fee there lille doing because the stock small and IN
Sugar the ding og tupa boca-e stock is
large Cargo sales NJ best Schylkl Goa s. s. per ton
cargo crude Buu'inoc iu, arrived Boston has been
sold there 81 par Tho .iup Rome that port from
nauma. Las 5000 boz. -a-Hu.Le - -Lnur N.l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12

ENRY q. MIDDLETON. of Freden sksburg,
d Z Va, has undertaken to restore lands Va. to
the original owners. hat have been sold for he direct
tax of tho United States, and State Also, that
which has been forfeited 10 the Literary Fund of
Vrginn, for the non payment of taxes.
He will undertake for portion of the land reco-
vered; but if preferred by the proprietors, will take
a stipulated or contingent compensation to be paid
after the performance of engagements.
Persons wishing his services, had better commune
cate carly with him nj Fredericksburg, Va, (post
pld) lie expects out for the West this tall.
lie continues to receive agencies to investigate
md identify Western lands by actual survey; to rent,
lease out pay the taxes, make sales, and render
every other service necessary for the safe manage
ment hereof
The continued extensive range of riding which his
engagements require West of the Allegheny noun
tains affords the opportunity to transact other BUSH
ness, which induces HIM TO offer his services gene
rally.
The settlement end bonding of debts collecting,
negotiation, and all other business will receive prompt
personal attention. As this advertisement soicits
beyond his personal acquaintance he offers reference
TO The following gentlemen:
Corporation IF Fredericksburg ia.
John Mc,caic, John Wexford,
William J. Roberts, Foyette Johnston,
Rucben Thomas, Archibald Hart
William a. Knox.
Spoi'yiyania Comfy, pa.
George Hamilton. William Bernard
Samu'I a. Sorrow. CuiPeper County, ~.
.1bCmdTie County, IA.
Doctor Mann Page, John Rogers, Hugh Nelson
Robert Rivcs, Nelson County, Va.
David Briggs, Richmond City, Va.
Thomas o. Taylor, Powhatau County, Va.
N w. Dandudg. Henry CouHty. Va.
Abraham Staples, Patrick Court house, Va.
Ballard Smith. Grcenbrer County, Va.
Joseph 7. Daiugerfcld, Lowisburg, Va.
Lewis Stoor, Clerk of GrccnbricE County, Va
Chef Justice Gcorge Robertson, ny.
Hon. Robert p. Lctch"r, Ky.
Mark Richards, Philadelphia.
George Ilcbb, Baltimore
Sa. Wood, New York.
Doctor Thomas Scmmeq Alcxandra, d. q.
lIcz. kIah Miller, Georgetown, ID. e.
2O--QaV #
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
New Books at Nash's.

New Books at NaSh's.
nISCOURSES, Reviews, and Miscellunes, by
Eg w. T. Canning
Valley of the Nushaway, and other Poems, by Rufus
Dawes
Authorship, Tale, by New England oversee
Letters OF PcstaloZzl, the Education of Infancy
The Frugal Housewife
Infant School Manual or Teachers Assistant
New Amcncan Gardner, by r. G.. Fessenden
ConsoationS in Travel or the last days of Philo
sophia. by Sir Humphrey Davy
Crabbe's Dictionary of General knowledge
Studies OF Poetry, &c. &c.--and many other New
Works, received by ]. II. NASH.
cct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
NOTICE.

THNlIF Subscribers having connec; cd themselves in
z business under The firm Of Heiherton Son 81
T'arpin d apors aud 1ailors south corner ~ Nam
and 18th streets nearth" Eagle Hotel take ihrs me-
thod of Informing the friends and patrons Of He
therto, and the public general that they have Just
opened a and beautiful assortment of GOODS.
suited their business; consisting Of blue black and
medley cloths and cassimercs and vestnn of great
variety, all of hich they will sell and make up in
the most fashionable style and on accommodating
terms. ANDREW HETHERTON,
WILLIAM HETHERTON,
HENRY w. TURPIN.
uEyRY W. TURPTN takes this opport unity of in
forminghis friends and the public thai having be.
come partner in tho above establishment. and as
his experience in his profession is we'll known in
this city, trusts that by unremtted attention TO his
hn.lmcss. 10 nlve general satslact oct 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12

the tickets immediately asr this Guiy Completed
Inspector took the ialey lists ,aysIn direct violation OF
the law, which teqoes, that the number OF given car
eoh ciudn'e should be aad certified and that tho
@ey lists aud certificates shal be signed by the judges and
eetAs and deposited Ia the box with the ballots which then
To be seaied-an all this before he place where the
votes were counted ou, Withou performing of these dit
ues IRE Inspector, although warned Of his legal duty ~ the
case loon the lists away have stated and completed has
duties we know not where how We now Informed,
na thc majority Tor MIR Ngau according 10 the Inspectors
Tun 'S Upon this and upon the subject oil the
mark
mE Misans majority in Eent Is 7i-in Sussex S50iota
majority i-S-Dr William Burton, the National Republican
candidate for Sheriff, Kent. elected by majority oi l6
ihe National Republican candidates for the Legislature, IN
noih counties nave succeeded by considerable majoIteSm
Kent, the average Irajnutv was l75
we congratulate friends where upon the result OF
TINS election Little Delaware remains where She begun, arm
to her P!nees ier banner hung upon the outer wall for
HENRY CLAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
Richmond Library Society.

iNICIiiIIOIIN LaIUI 1T y EoOCIGIY.
TUNllE Members of the Richmond Library Society,
Il requested to meet AZ the Statue Room in the
Museum on Tuesday next Oct l2th. at - o'clock.
The conduon of the Library, renders it vitality
important that punc,ual attendance OF the Mem
beers should take place.--Thc Library being for the
present closed. ali subscribers having books belong
ing it, in their possession request ed To leave
hem at the Virginia Bank.
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH, Pres'dt.
GEORGE WATSON }
ID NORTON, : Directors
q. a. MYERS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
JOHN r. SMITH,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,

f.bIain Street, nepriy opposite The Ben Ihg"n)
II EEPS constantly on hand, general assortment
~ m his line, which he will make up to order on
reasonable terms sep 2j-2aw3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12
Ftom ~ Dllapare .Lorrrnl


THE ELECTION. The result Of the olec,i,n
on tuesday last, m this county, IS as follows:
Hundreds, Conzre-s SHERIFF.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-12

Tickets s., halves 2 so quarters I 25.
To be had as usual, in every variety AZ
oct R eIGGER'S OFFICE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-15
mCONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MARCH 8, 1880.

La,cs ofths District Of Columbia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-15

Mr. POWERS, for the Committee on the District Q,
Columbia. TO ,ohich tie subject had been referred, made
H. Ilc,,;DD
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-11
MAxiMs FOR uARnlrpI.pIrs.

The following maXiins. il pursued.
will not only make the men iu love with
marriage, bat cause them TO be good
husbands The Gtsi is to DO good
yourself. To avoid all thoughts Of
managing husband. Never try to
deceive or impose on his understand
ing, nor give him uneasiness; but treat
him with affection. sincerity and res
peot. Remember that husbands, al
best, are only men, sabjcct like your
selves to error and frailiy. BE not too
sanguIne, then, before marriage. OF
promise yourselves happiness without
alloy. Should you discover any thing
IN his humor or behaviour not aItocelh.
or what you expected or wish, pass il
over. smooth your own temper, and
try 10 mend lis, by attention. cheer.
fulness, and good nature. Never re "a.
preach him with misforsuncs, which
are the accidents and iBfirnities or life
IA burden which each has engaged
to assist the other in supporting, and
10 which both parties are equally ex
posed--bot instead Of murmuring and
reflections. divide the sorrows between
you make the best 1T IL, and il will
be easier 90 both. tie the innate Of.
hoe 81 the softer sex n soo,hs the
troubles Of the other. Resolve every
morning 10 be cheerful all day, and
should any thing occur t. break your
resuiuiion, suffer u not to pu, sou out
oi temper 9Th your hes6and. DIS.
pute not with him. be the occasion
~hat q may but much sooner DENY
Yourself tie trifle Of having your ON n
viii, OF gaining the better of On areu.
meni, Than risk aquafreI or create a
heSrlburnins which u u impossible a.
lorsee the end o. Implicit submission
W man to his wife. j. ever disgrace
lpl to bolh bot implicit subnissivn
"a The wife. j. chat she promised al
The altar, what the good Will rcycts