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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
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oAA1SS ST.. P~S' D0TEE-
Iso PEAhL-sFREET, B.'-osen Jpsa ~, oct .ua 49,
Gen Llns. Men York
- he subscriber, Gate of The am.r;e., Ha,.I
DroadwayJ respectfully Iafnrca. hu rieads and oh.
p"oHc' 'nai he has taken the above establishment,
winch VIII hereafter be opsu for the sccomnoda,an'
OF strangers and boarde.S
Ss'.her PAINS mar expense Will Dc spared n m.sa
tn" establishment; equal ~ charact.. - it Is N @
ioA' 10 any 10 this city, To country merchants and
th"se having BUSINESS ths city the location i; nv
cn!eriy desirable hang IN the neShborhnod of the
auction Rooms, and within tee minutes walk of,ho
Banks SAta VI the
h Ih" Philadelphia U. S Gazette. pait,mo,.
Chronicle, Richmond Wing Alb.,y Araus Pr.n;'
aehce paly Journal, and -erstoU Courier viii mr.
sept lO-l2t e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18

MANAGERS OFFICE.
THNllE following arc the Drawn Numbers in tho
n Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass o.
10 81 81 81 4 % 10 10.
Drawing Of tho Dismal Swamp Canal
Lottery, lllh Class.
III rs 90 so 5 ID Is II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
BY OTIS. DUNLOP n CO. =
SHhEG
ia OTIS DUNLOP g. co: a,cts
Executors Sale.

pursuance OF the las, Will ard ,estem.p, of To-
sePh McG hu, deceased, late of Caroline co,niv.
r. r on Wednesday, the iS,h day of Oatober nsEi,
illf' II not hen the next fa.r d. thereafter ar his
80, neSIu'hce' proceed '" sell tntae highes bidder
on 'weve mouths credit all his estate bc,b ,e,I md
PERSONAL, Slaves excepted The pu.c.sase-s Of the
e.i estate WIZ be required to give as Amy bords
Wt" approved security there are drv,.ecs and be
~ WIZ Dc retained by me Unit, they are discharged
The purchaser. fthe personal estate will he r.c,
TO give bonds with approved security
AL persons indebted to the esIst. OF Mr. McGehu
are requested 10 make payment, and those havins
or before the Lay Of sule -
t-sSz FREDERICK HARRIS,
- EIor u Jos Nicola
OBI, Messrs. Jacob Block & Sons neaotisbl,
~ note, dated July 18th, 1890. payabie at Eve
months Tor TWO hundred and sixty five dollars ,hirty
iour Gents All persons are csutio L., gains, recei
wing sad note, payment Of ,hr came being Al owned
sep i7-St OTIS. DUNLOP& co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18

] 'wTcncc LOWS,
Gvorge Dale,
Thomas poiury,
Re'scy &. Ma son,
Hugh smith,
Dsvid Martin,
William Lcnov,
Samuel ". Iarurv.
sept l---''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18

Execution Of KnGpp.--Thc Governor uud council
of Massachusetts have Eayc appointed Tuesday
the 2&th INST for the execution OF John Francis
Knapp, convicted oitho murder Of Can't Whte.--tb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18
Certificate from .g,,r,p,Iy;,.

tC1iyiCdtc from sficCInnrsG
The Undersigned having witnessed the tapid progress nf
number Of Ladies and Gentlemen under IT Mr.
Carpenter IN "rtiuS do chco,lty acknowledge, that he
urun the HAPPEN
observation. g obtaining thnt important Win
the greatest cou therefore, recommend Mr. all
those lilo may 10 acquire TINT indispensable accomplish
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18

Thomas w Smith
y v. Lewis
Sliss Reed,
=. Wilson,
William Harper,
= l.. Sandiord,
William " DsingeIG5ld,
SF~ucl HG"Sc.;s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18

].
LOSDos, Aug FThe late news from Paris has had sen 81
bic ELECT ~ slayng the eeycccucc Of money market
because II is only announced the heat Of the uggc over
nut Is shown by the reCommenccmcnt Of business tho
French funds, aud the prices which quoted that
events that have occurred There cannot indeed
orleans that French credit will stand much higher tlu Pre-
vousy did The prudence suspcudug business in tic French
funds durlna the crisis, is fully cvnced II saved
pobaby, thousands Iom ruin by preventing weak and nd
persons Ho parting with their property under the influence o
the panic that theu prevailed
hs this - neither French or cs,asuc DAY. there have
been no private letters from Paris conse1ueny not tho
slightest addition To the news published evening parrr
Conso have been steady, the price advanced to 81 soon
aheT the commencement o business but gave way slightly at
forwards and closed az ~ sellers Tor the account In tho
foreign market good prices have been obtained for
stock those which closed tho business uT Thursday ON the
exchange Of Paris probably because imagined that some
influence used support them trlr in order In make
better impression abroad, but do believe the uprrss
TO he Just The ministers have ar greater object,
TO attend tot and would he bad II they were ~ com
mence their administration by the stock i1bhng auuuvrcs 81
common among and dsgacelul IN their predecessors All
the other foreign funds rather higher than yesterday; few
uansattons of any Importance have taken place
ENGblSH-COnsols. Account 0i3 Der cent -,
o2G q per cent l0oti 81 per cont. New. 1905; 4
per cent, lO5B; India Stocks, $50; Bank, 90; FIX
cheqner Bills 30; India Bonds, o..
FOREIGN-Brazilan 73i; Chilinn 90; Colombo
an 23 Danish 734' French lO3; per cent II; Greek
%; Mexican 38B; Peruvian %; Portuguese SO; Rus
sian 14o5; Sunish 213.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-18

BfsnoP lloDAEr.--lr Is with great regret, VIC
learn by letters just received from Au1erD, cd
half past oo'cuck, P NJ on Sunday that the illness
nnder which this sstmabr Prclae had been suffering
for doys previous, had increased and tat there re
NAMED but little hope Oh his recovery
" Y C0mDrrrjrI.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17

FrFTH CENSUS The Select Commit
tee charged Herewith, have made report
tothe United States House of Representa-
tives, on the subject Of the fifth census.
From this it appears that the committee es-
innate the whole population of the United
States, for the present year, at t,0elge MIL
lions sir hundred thousand; namely, free
population l0.650.OO0; slaves 1850. 900:
The committee recommended a ratio Of
5O000 for the representation in the House
OF Representatives. This ratio, il is sup
posed, will increase the number Of the
House 70 about two hundred and twenty
five mem5ers.-Bab Pat.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17
THE TARIFF.

Without being decisive, We should say.
that the vote in the House Of Representa-.
tives, Yesterday, TO lay upon the table
the bill reported bv the Committee Of
Ways and Means, FOR a reduction of the
duties on imports, as 3 strong indication
of indisposition on the part of the House to
enter upon the consideration Of that sub
iect at the present Session of Congress
Such a decision may have been influenced
in some. degree, by considerations Of form,
or time, or circumstance; but We entertain
little expectation, in the face of such de-
cisiOn. by so considerable a majority, OF
any decision in favor of a general reduc-
ton Of the duties on imports by the present
Congress, either at this Session or the
nexi.-.Ni1t Ilfek
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17

+ eiDtkt IT N'I pa n 20
The biI reported BY Nlr N~DUFFIE,
f1r 30 alteration If 10 Tariff. having re-
ceived i,s FIRST reedng,-
NIr. RAMSAY OF Pennsylvania. from
a decided objection To- the Introduction of
the discussion of such "a bii. NJ this SEES
sion, objected TO ITS being read q second
time
According 20 the Rules ofthe House, IN
case of such objection, the question was
stated Shall re- BIZ Be REJECrEDl7
And on This question, the Yeas 6, NAYS
we're ordered Co De- taken.
Mr. CAMBRELENG, Of New York,
rose to suggest to the gentleman from Penn.
syIvania. the total luhl,y Of thus attemDt-
iug to destroy tins BIN. Ifhe were TO suc.
coed in his object, tho discussion Of the
subject would nos tlsrehY lie psovsRts3; Cor
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17

Mr.. Buchanan, the British Consul at
New York, has invented a railway and
wheel, TO obviate the necessity Of rail ways
on a level, which, according to the Even
ing Post, has received the appreciation Of
scientific men. He means to take no pat
ent, and models may be had by all who
apnly % BIN.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17
N SENATE


Mr. ROWAN concluded his remarks
in reply to Messrs. Webster and Sprsgue.
upon SIR. Foot's resolution. Mr.. Holmes
obtained the floor for to- morrow.
in the House of Representatives yester-
day. hlr. Gurley, of Louisiana, had leave
of absence tor the the remainder of the
session The Bin reported from the Com.
mittee on WAYS and Means, proposing
certain notifications Of the Tariff was laid
upon the table without allowing a second
readiug.-Ayes I07 Noes %. The
Census Bin was passed to a third reading
and several private bills, in different sta.
yes, were acted upon by the House.
THURSDAY, Feb. Q.
The resolution offered yesterday bv Mr.
Livingston, on the expedlency Of revising
me laws imposing penalties for military n.
fences. and of abolalug the punishment
Of death for the cane ofdesertion in time
of peace, was taken up and agreed ~
The Vice Preslden laid before the Sen.
ate the annual report Of the Commissioners
ofthe Sinking Fund, shelving their o2sra.
tons IN relation to the redemption Of the
public deb; to 9th inst by which Il a7nears
that during the year 1929, there baS been
applied 10 the payment Of interest on the
public debt. y 40 SO
Ioredempton Of principal 9.Si1. OPT
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17

Leaving on the Ist January,
1850. az Uaredesn3e3 amount
# slS,565, 1873
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17

The following exposition Of the provisions
OF the New Constitution in relation TO the
right Of suffrage, is extracted froma COM
parison Of the old constitution with the
new, by q writer in the Richmond En-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-02-17

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
pOITgTGAG q
From The Georgia Courier.
OPPRESSION.

In reading Of the dPsolaiIon aud dsires.
brought upon nejghbOring State, by CERTAIN
measures OF the Government, which have BEEN
so ieelinely pou trayed n some lae sIe ches u
Congress, fell somewhat fortunate, that did
mol live within the suffering Ierrlory-bnt thai
| was happily situated in a more fortunate dis.
trict and amongst q p"ople evidently pfospe.
rous and hGppy.--StiII feita becoming con-
lnseratiun Tor those less elip bly, situated than
myself aud thought that ia the exercise of friend
ship and charity, would make an excursion
into the afflicted territory, aud as far rs my
feeble means would permit. that would en-
dpayour to afford the needed relief to those
struggling with unmelited calamity. | ac-
cordlngly l..ade visit TO a neighbOurlng State
where understood misery and wretchedness
extensively prevailed, and trnversed it IN va
rions directions ! found however, ih general,
wherever went, comfortable dwellings,, and
wherever stopped for night, was hospiln-
bly, entertained, From Appearances prosecuted
Ia me, began to conclude there had been
some error N the gloomy descriptions had
read Of the country was ln-or that in mo
dern days a vocabulary had bren invented bV
men OF descriptive powers, With .lhe in.
port Of whose terms ! was not fully &C
uuainied. Not, however, TO be nasty IN maxi
only, | concluded TO enquire amongst the ant~
fprefs themselves, as TO the extent of the mis-
ery brought upon them by measures which il
was made ia ,hionabie to drploIe iaccordng-
" entered one evening into conversation with
a worthy man with whom had put up, and
who appeared both candid and communicative.
| expressed my regret TO him that persons Iiv-
ing in SO fine q country as the one occupied by
him aud his neigbbDrs, should experience the
severe distress under which they were labOring,
and intimated my willingness to afford them
any little ald m my power. The mbn looked
At me with some surprise, and appeared doubt
ful whether he understood my meaning.
told him knew, or rather that ! had heard,
that he and his neigbbors were experiencing
much excru.tialing distress, aud were suffering
under such unteeling oppression, that ms pro-
merry, though called his own, was scarcely
worth possessing. lie asked me where had
come from, ard seemed evidently to question
the sonndness of NY intellect. told him that
his snherngs had now nearly reached their
height, and that Submission to them was not
much longer TO be calculated upon from him
or others; and read him an extract OF II
speech IN winch tine glorious consequences Of
oullifying cerlain laws of the land we're torci-
Div depicied, aud congratulated hlm Oh his
near approach 10 the period Of unique stionsble
deiiyerance from oppression aud distress lie
again looked up, and very Significantly init
mated bis desire 10 comprehend my meaning
have heard, said he before, ntsmsn,s some
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
From as National Tni,H

" Going ht phoir'" Some OF the promi-
nent prints in South Carolina still continue Ia
publish articles disgraeefully violent, indiearing
eFitninRl contempt for tho Union Among
those the Columbia Telescope and Charleston
Mercury are most conspicuous A correspon.
dent OF the latter occupies column in thai
naner Of the 2ed MI, chiefly with arguments Ia
show that South Carolina, and Charleston in
particular. wonlJ sustain but little injury, aud
derive much benefit. from n dissolution Of The
Onion' For example. he states ms conau
quence of such an event,
F." Charleston becomes FREE port Instantly will
she lose by thai measure Suppose for a mo
nent that our port is n free port free for all
nations TO come aud sell. and 10 come and buy
upon The most advaniag rous terms, IN n duty
oi hse or ten per oent-~suppose II can you
help forming the picture of our State doubling
IN wealth and population within 10 years
Nonld not Charleston, as free port. double the
value AT once of every mere of land IN ia vicin.
~ I Lastly, what would be the value Of the
United Siates slock on the exchange Of London
or Amsterdam, when II wa known that one
oi the United states had been compel He'd 10
d"ofre he partnership ! Where would he
me trade OF the north III such a case No sir
me norm Is too wise 10 drive Us 10 extremity
Their members IN Congress have beeu 50 nc.
oustomed 10 our clustering that they are per.
| suhird we are too pusiIanmous TO net. One
annH he tariB lars rs 10 South Carolina dad
declare he tnion dssotped i mty arr not far.
nnHg rpeoied or reducedf 10 the rates Of 1916
by NE hrat day Of March 1881, aud my life, on IL,
The system Of robbf,V is ended, and our evils
r"dre 'sod' lfso most heartily shall rejoice.
aud cling TO n Union governed undrr fair aud
honest construction of tho Constitution II
not. the sooner we get rid of the opnnr zion be-.
tween the puodcrers and the plunderod. the
better. The better Tor the State. aud still nsOre
SO for Charleston
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

mannfne'urFd six i. more ihan treble that val
ne The olive and the &c were, in like man.
heF' adanftt IA the agriculture OF France The
vines Indigenous In that country wsrs not
superior 10 Nat Of the American forest, vr, ai
present the lands OF France, employed in the
cultivation are estimated at more than three
thousand i've hundred millions Of acres, and the
annual product averages SIP 600 600
no country. II Is remarked ever presented
v hner theatre Tor agricultural pursuits than the
United States The landiord is not borne down
by tendal tenures. vexaious filhes. oppressive
taxes. or exhau Ting poor rates. There Is fer.
h6y ard chespness OF land, and navigabl 9
rivers penetrating far into the Interior, aided
by canals aud artificial rands besides which
the variety OF soil aad climate encourage The
introduction of esteemed exniics Our COTTON
alone isa vast mine of wealth we have sugar
aud mry have thu vne &. mulberry the olive
aud The fig. The improvement, of our apricul.
lure depends in vast degree on the indicious
system Of roads aud canals for nrofls are
enhanced hst'e expenses of transports Are
diminished, aud the producer is thus enabled 10
compete fairly with the foreign producer in fo,.
eea markets. II is stated in the report of the
canal board ia New York, that many can re-
collect the time, previous 10 the construction al
the Eile canal when II cost from $50 To 4 100 10
transport ton Of merchandise from Albany "a
Buffalo. IL is supposed that the value of prop
eriy II the vicinity OF the New York canals. Eas
been increased four or FIVE tines the amount
Of their cost, or 10 The amount or forty OF hny
IN iiions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
FRENCH EXPEDITION.
London Morning Herald OGcs,

LOHdOH M0tHtHg HeFnfd DUhe,
Monday Morning June Il, 4 . cock.
We have usi received, by an extraordinary
express, the Paris papers of Saturday. accom-
panied by letter from our correspondent,
containing the important intelligence ni the
French Expedition having effected landing on
the coast of Agiers. The following Is The let.
ter Of our correspondent -
Pans. Saturday eeening, JAY 10.
The most sinister reports respecting The
French Expedition against Aigi-B were in
circulation ifhroug bout The whole oi yesterday,
but they were, am happy to state, complete
ly negaiwed by the telegrspblc dispatches,
from The General aHd Adiniral commanding the
expedition, received last oight, and winch you
will find IN the journals OF THIS day, winch our
express will convey TO you.
The effect Of this news upon the public mind
you might infer from the descending prices Of
the public funds Oh our Bourse this day (Which
subloin j bur you must have been present at
the Opera, when IL was announced last niyht in
order ~ credit the en-, husiasn with which il was
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
PCETRY Y.
MUTATIONS OF THE WORLD.

A
rr,om The British Magazine edited by Mr.. Hall. ]
gesture Thou shalt chaoge them, and
sh,lI he changed but Thou art the same,
and thy wears shall not fall
,..oI WAS oassing the calm summer seas,
70; ;,s s,reau,ers we're Boating and famed by
while The radiance above, the bright waters
beneath,
Smiled a promise of joy, and OF safety from
death
And !, seemed, as il sailed along, gallant and
free,
A hrgh snot on the waves of et<rnitY S sea
1vhers now is that vessel gone sunk in the
wave,
And the pillows roll over its crew in their grave.
A CITY once stnod IN its power and its prime,
ivhich Knocked Il II the rude devasiations Of time.
While its pinnacles high and hs banners unfnrt
ed
Seemed /, threaten with slavery half Of the
world:
Where now is its glory ?--''is crushed to the
ground,
And IFS Wondering ruins lie fading around;
While the breeze, as il signs through The moss
on the walls,
Where the shout OF the free ofen peeleu 'hFo
The halls,
Soeaks tale to the soul OF long ages gone by,
And voice whispers thence, "eVtry creature
must die
[ thought on the heart once so iigh and so gay.
with smiles like the beams OF bright sum-
mers day,
Each year as il came brought more bliss than
the last
And the hope Of the future was As hsh, as the
past;
Those years of the future are still flowing on.
But where is tina, cheerful heart 2-broken and
gone
those homes once so brilliant are hushed in the
grave,
Dissppointment's chill blight all the fruit that
they gave.
looked on the starry sky, boundless and free,
And it seemed in lis vastness an emblem OF
Thee;
Though clouds may sweep over it and iempests
NAV lower,
they but sully its brightness aud calm for an
hour
while all earthly things vanish, their pride and
their fame
Still thou ART immu,able ever the same.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
AGRICULTURE IN FRANCE.

hi, mentioned in Mr.. Marks .repor, from
the committee on agriculture, in the senate
that the wealth, power and happiness OF France
are chiefly attributed to the forecast w'h which
che has introduced on her soil productions
which were native to other countries. There
is perhaps no enterprise in roral economy DE
vlsed by the genius Of single man, more more
important in lis results than the frs, plaa@'lo"
The mulberry in the garden sfthe ThD'ller.e $.
formed in the commencement of the I'm
century bv the comraud of Henry Nv. Al
This momenr, the raw silk annually produced
in france amounts TO four million dollars lh'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05
,sy FLETCHER & TOLER.
TERMS,

49, opa,m ri able in ADVANCE sub
GFot ~ a. ,,ceyed for less time than six months
scrpuon WI LII IL, discontinued (but At the discretion
aal 10 Pd ipo antil all arroarlees are paid;
'e vii be an 81 30 .fa at Ps,
suare Nof rhose from DIS; ancU must be paid Tor
cntinua heir insertion, the payment ASHAMED by
: ?gp ras..ponsOe in LynoSGnfs
n,reu addressed to the Editors must be post
" y, y, W. ,bey will not be attended IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

Snake poison.
\ Mr.. NcCorwick oil Newton, (lnd publish.
es that pulverized charcoal male into plaster
w'th hogs lard, is a grand auliiote 10 the poi
sou of snake bites. Win II he cared child
which WINS bitten by H copper head, in both
aneles. So rapid was the prog ess ofihe poison
that IN hVe minutes after the biting, the ohIld''
tongue wa' swollen. aud green matter rIactrd
IRON the stomach bnt The rfeot of The antioie
was nearly as instantaneous as the poison
and the child entirely recovered. The oini
ment was applied every half hour ior twelve
hours. One editor suggests that it mlghf he Il
good application for the sting of the bee aud
other insects.
Fire aud mditr proof cement,
10 hali pint OF milk put an equal quantity
ut vinegar, in order 10 cuTdle II, then separate
the curd from the whey, and mix he whey
with The white of or 5 eggs heading the
whole together. when 1t - we'll mixed, add a
little quick lime through a SIEVE, until II has
acquired the Conscience OF n thick posir. N'th
this cement, broken vessels and cracks oi all
kinds may be mended. II dries quickly, aud
ressts tie action OF IRE aud wacr.
Remedy for The T5o'hachs.
Pit piece Of unslacked llme, about the size
ola walnut, in quart bottle OF water, a"h
keep il corhed. Cleanse The teeth with brush
every morning, using this water, aud rinse ih'
mouth with il after dinner AMI tea. II the v"
ter is too strongly impregnaled with lime, did
lue il. This practice Will not only prevent
the toothaChe, buI wall preserve the ieeih
Cure for eOrns.
Take A small slice OF raw. lean, fresh beef
about the thickness ola dollar, aud bind II
on the corn do this three or four successive
nights and the core is SAID 10 DO ceriain-Ity
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-05

rr.ou The British Magazine edited by Mr.. Hall.
vesture Thou shalt chaoge them. and
they shall be changed on' no" "f' Tue same
II ,by years shall not fall