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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13
FOR THE TOILET-

MILK OF ROSES-A pleasant and efficocious
Iva cosmetic, for refreshing and softennp the skim
removing pmples, freckles chops tan, sun burn,
and most other cutaneous affections a pleasant an
Picaon to remove smarting after the operation of
shaving.
Cologne Water-This is perfume of higher rep.
utation and IN more general use than any other: lis
peculiar properties are we'll known, that further
notice OF it IS deemed unnecessary.
Lavender Wdter--Is perfume in general use, and
Is said to be the most innocent and wholesome
OF perfumes.
Vinegar Rouge--Ths is tho most beautiful of
essmeo preparations-it is free from any uoxiou. in
gradients, and entirely innocent in every respect
calculated to create new beauties, where beauties
were before-to add freshness to the cheek which
care or illness may have rendered langud, and in
place of the lily to papt the rose.
.uacassar Oil, Pure .4atique Oa-loth rcstora-
tives TO the hair.
Pomdtuw-A new article, bsing very superior to
any thing Of the kindever offered to the public before
Almond Pas,e-A beautiful cosmetic.
Extract Of Burgan,ot.
Lecigated Charcoal DentyiGce-A most efIicacious
and agreeable antiseptc, for cleaning whitening,
Persian Otto Of Rose SoaP-Tbis beautiful article
is offered to the public with great confidence, as un-
equaed for softness. purity and fragrance. great
variety Of fancy soaps, which for richness ofperume
ana their emollicnt qualities excclled by none.
great variety OF elegant perfume vials.
Expected, supply of Florida Water and Esprit
de Rose For sale at the book and stationery store of
mar l3-ts X. ID. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

EW BOOKS, published by American SUNDAY
H.. Scnooi Union, for ssle BY COLLINS g. Co.
Family Conversations on the Evidences Of Revela-
Memoir Of Mrbara Ewing
icntnini Memoirs, compiled by the Rev. w. Canes
Sketches from the Bible.
rireside Conversations on some of the nr;nc;u,,
=, doctrines Of the Bible rr~
history OF the Sandwich Islands, with an nccoon. ne
>, the American Mission established there -
hymns in Prose, for the use of children
Lille OF Philip Uelancthon
History Of George Hicks
The Apprentices' Dialogues
Memoir Of Susan B. Marble
History Of Edwin Judd
she Te.chsr's Parting Gin to Sunday School Boy
Scenes In Childhood ~
Nursery Lessons
Lille Of Col. James Gardiner
IA d,ints to Mothers and Infant School Teachers
Inc faii OF Babylon, or the History OF the Empire
Of Assyria "P"'
Ortons Life of Philip Doddridgc. d. d.
Gi'pin's Monument Of Parental Affection
emaie Biography, containing Sketches of twelve
American Women
tnne.s Memoirs Of the Kew. Thomas Spencer
Infants progress, by Mrs. Sherwood
Devout Exercises Of the Heart by Mrs Rowe
AIiems Alarm, the Uuconverted
The Young Frecthinker Reclaimed, by Rev. E.. w.
a Fathers Letters to his Son
mar l1-ts
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Bible Society Of Yirginia.

meeting Of the Manager of the Bible Society Of VII,
GINA, held Tuesday the I'd day of March 1850, wa,
That the i7th anniversary meeting of this Society
% nec hf:i Presbyteran Church in this city frs,
tuesday IN April, (tc 6h APril) 10 O'clock A. Biand
Una, me Recording Secretary give public e same
ahd invite auxaries to send deesates the friends OF
the bioe cause generally, TO attend said meeting
Rssored, That the Rev. John Breckenridge of Baltimore
to preach the Anniversary Sermon and the Rev
VIM. }. Armstrong be his alternate.n
Auxiliary Societies. and Bible societies generally throughout
the state Will confer favour, by reporting To this Socey on
OeoIe the LIST day OF April what progress have been made
the destitute, aud what are their prospects in &C.
BY Order Of the Board Of Managers
JAMES GRAY, Reed sec,y
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CONDENSED REPORTS

CONDENSED REPORTS.
ToNDENsED REPonTs of Cases in the S,,.o...
~ Court of the United States, conts,nirr, ,hc
whole series of the Decisions of the Cour, from ,s
organization to the commencement Of Peters Re-.
ports az January term 1927; with copiuus notes of
parallel Cases in the Supreme and Circn, Co,,.,a
ct the United States. Edited by Richard Peters
Esq Counsellor at Law and Reporter OF tho Dcc;
SONS OF the supreme Court of the United States.
ms work will be completed IN vols and
will embrace ell the Cases repoTted bv Dai,s ConnI
and Wheaton, and be a saving of upwards of sIOo.
e Vol list received by tho subscriber, where
subscriptions are taken to the work
Foo. .. ]. III. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13
Dismal Ssuanp Lottery, Class NO. !, for 1880
To be drawn TO-DAY.

The Managers have thought proper to postpone
the drawing Of the Lottery to Saturday next, 18Th
inst when it will certainly take place at the Eaole
Hotel in this city.-S2o. 900 Highest Prize.
Tickets IS, Halves SO, Quarters I 25.
Orders from abroad, meet the prompt attention
and all prizes paid at sight, at the lottery and ex-
change Office OF TIIOS. D. BIS,GER'
mar IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

virtue OF Deed ofiTrust executed bv Gen
-, !'hn Preston and wife, and for the p1roose n
istb ;ns pihessed' will be sold on Saturday next. TIC
Eern IN the City of Richmond Piece Of a;ronnd
cnn, Il, MechancsvIlle, in the county of Henrco
80 ooIpsa 'g hye acres, or less Also 10,
two and ,h-o 1round supposed to contuin between
s,b s,un ealee acres, lying and between t,h and
north OF street in the city of PIcbmonJ
sIJoihmg the property of Bernard Pevton ss.rom.;
Mordecai, &c.-Terns at sale. sS'on' Sainufi
mar 9--5tif nv (,,r.. 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13
THIS DAY THIS DAY

THIS DAY ! THIS DAY.!
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit of the Dismal Swamp Canal Com
pany, Glass No. ], for 1880,
Will be drawn at the Eagle Hotel in this City,
THIS DAY at 2 o'clock.
Capital Prize 100000.
Ticketslonly S., shares in proportion-Fer sale a,
mar l3 LANBERT'S OFFICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13
&tcU1ttott0

ALUHDAY MORNING, MARCH -, $50.
The National intelIigencer announces the rejection
Of Maj. Lees appointment by the Senate, as Consul
General to Algiers.
The Jackson Senators aro probably playing deep
game in his matter. Tho rejection of Lees nomi-
nation is to establish sort Of character for indepen
dence-that they may seem to have a will Of their
own and not be the blind and passive tools OF the
Executive. This show Of independence being es-
tablisbed, we look to see the other nominations
many ofthem worse than Lees--which considering
he was sent to 4giers, and not to another place.
not SO badwe look to see oil the others confirmed.
We will not say that we shall be agreenbly dsap-
pointed opposite result, but shall certainly
have been deceived
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

L.aMBERTS OFFICE, yuarch Is, 1880
~ 40 40 Sd 81 SO 8 ii 81 l.,
Were the numbers drawn in the Connecticut
State Lottery, Class No. 9.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

VNURSIJA Nr !" y, NUFEKTY FOR SALE.
90 ~ 70 oeed Of trust bv Thomas F;s,I
iowe sunseoel and recorded Clerks Office Of
county court, will sold 20 the bi,hes, b;i
ne "nra nonday an March, the TAVERN aud Ctr s, On
of LAND TSs Courthouse including hundred Acres
.ipton OF is deemed n 70 ,h
h additions and improy ee,ts have been mad
commodious Te of one two and .ss s'ae as
JOSEPH w. HARPER Tn,stce.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

. 10 'he ahovf SALE and any claim against me- eie,
~ Psinc'pai or security, will be received in navmen, %
Ns,n under LEASE TO MIR Wood for two Years for, ~.
% nonday IN December last, the House in the -,
egam' Tor three years from the Monday in Aueu,
occupy SGT 1r, ~ me mouse winch
MARI AhomhS fIELO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

sn.ue Oh DEED OF trust from John Adams and y;G,
- bearing date the 9Th Oct 1878 and of ,acosd =; WIG
dI court OF iienr'co made to payment Of
ns,en m,enuone TO tue Rev John Buchanan we shah
e % Gay OF the next month, ApI undivided moietv af
which designated as No four in , ,e cry on ehmond
decd which sold decree Of the
superior cour OF chancery, for the Richmond dTc, ~
me same which conveyed 10 the said Joh oeih
Ih1nas Rutherford by VIM Wa,haIl and Sarah his an n'
by deed bearing date 2ith Cc 1915 u, MS wiie,
ces.-The terms of SALE will be cash 'e "PPei'e'ah
,e q +. w. ROOTES
'"' i"--a"ot VIM. +. wICKuAN1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13
Atecttott SaIFN.

By OTIS, DUNLOP q co.
q, GROCERIES at AUCTION
sold prncosIi net ex the 18th insau n o'clock wi
Hhds 81 Croix Sugar ~ consequently
. do Muscoyado do
% bags Rio coffee
AZ do old white do
bids molases
I do syrup
. do rye whiskey
- bbis Lamp Oil. warranted Sss, win,e, s.a,seu
o0 boxes Of 10 lbs each, excellent imperial and gunno
10 do hysoH do
al case of hysou in canistcrs of 2Ibs earl
o. boxes candles, taow -
81 do do Sperm, -
$50 do soap
8 do birthstone
% do Chocolate
n do IoxiS$ window glass
20 do bluing
20 do fur hats -s'S"' T'ally
- 10 do wool do
Terms sale
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13
+. w. ROOTES.
WM. +. WiCKHAM.

RY virtue Of a decree of the com, Of K; . -
- e. s as court OF equity, the subscriber cop,nsog
. M purpose appointed viii sell highest bidnrr 70,
MONEY, on The premises, Tuesday he so,h a. ".
dpd seed asd r1, Of land Of which Wilson 9e
~ near Ca u possessed situated in King Queen conn
as, he ADM o. &C. Of Franklin Scott is compIainan,
asan'' 'ne hefs OF Andrew Wilson, dec'd defs
VIII e.. am authorised by Dir Thos Jones 10 saw ,ha, M
navale a, liz ss e puIcbaser bond with coed securv
al inc emo OF twelve months from The sv os 49,
,;, ad .. SAFE except so much viii paw the costs ~
from the day OF sale ~ '"e "ano 10 carry mterezt
mar 5-aw6w y. HILL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

Dsn'ui Ssau,p Canal Lottery. Clas L, for 1870
10 be drawn at the Eagle Hotel, at Yp'ciock, r. H.,
TODAY -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

MANAGERS OFFICE.
Office.
The following are the drawn numbers in the Con.
necticut State Lottery, No. 2.
IL 49 40 81 81 SO 8 Id ST
"a 81 So, Capital of $500.
II 81, DO 800
81 So, do 800
lie 81, do 100
IL 81 81, do 100
All of the above were sold at the Managers or
flee, to residents Of Richmond.
The Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, No. /,
DRAWS THIS DAY.
S2o,0oo-Tickets s dolars!!
mar l3 Try again
YATES g. M'INTYRE,
Managers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

WILL be drawn THIS DAY, the 18th instant IN ,.;.
city the la Class Of the Dismal SwamplC Lotterv
Ior is3o-Capital prize $4,000 co numbefs-iO drav1
ne h'ka-Tickeis S. halves q co. quarters q 25Sr ale
JOHN II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

IT,, Whole Tickets Is, halvesz 50. quarisss D..
This 80 number Lottery, with ten drawn bao,s b
which the holder Of package Of 20 whole tickets (Which eo
S.o Obliged TO draw so and may get 10000 For ,E
% cat at the Manager OfEs, where has been sold within
lew days $40 000. 1000; and 2 Of 40.
mar IL YATFs a, As,rrrvor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

.ihlsic! Iuusien .Ahasic!Y
LARGE supply Of choice Pieces and Songs-Jut
<AW COLLINS g. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

Tickets S., halves 30, quarters a5--For sale at
mar 10 l.. CHUBB'S Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

~rr.ss quait,yy Juss ieccivcu, anuIcr py
feb WM CLARKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-13

The Constitution of Nan,
CONSIDERED in relation to external objects By Geo
- combe-Ano'her supply, jus, received by
mar9 COLLINS &: Co.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-07

..,,., h,cs.so OthOrs oCrs Tcmiss IN their
5r,es The modification he would sug-
oest TO the gentleman rs this: thatno mem
I,r who Is not In aiicndance on the House
when is called to order IN the morning..
up who shall be absent daring the calling
of tac yeas and nays, without rendering a
satisfactory excuse for his absence, shall
be entitled 10 per diem for thlt day. Gen
temen need not apmehend that there is d.
ny thing humiliatng IN rendering an ex-
cusc 10 the Speaker, if they are detained
from ,he House by business that could
no, De dispensed wiih, much less Is there
any thing Objectionable to tae most delicate
seusi5illty M making such excuse, If the
detention arises from sickness. lie would
% farther. he would have q list Of the alb
seu'ces published 10 lhe papers that pub
lished lLc lws, SO hat the constituents Of
uuy member might know how he spent his
time here. Iflhe people were opprlsed Of
our neglect of duty, they would correct the
evil The object of having the house
composed of 2l3 members is 10 unite the
intelligence Of th2t number on every pro-
position that Us acted on; but whoever viii
take tha pains 20 examine the list Of yeas
and nays, vll 6ud that, in most cases.
unless it be on q political or on some great
national question, that we rarely have
more than u bare majority for dong b1s,-
ness. lie would throw the responsibility
on every member, and ensure his constan.
attendance. lie said he was willing to o.
mite IN any measure tbat would despatch
the business; but be feared the present res
oluuOn would no, accomplish that objsc
-,hlt we should waste the time of ,aD
session until we came 20 two dollars o.
day, and then dat we should leave The lu-
smess undoncs and for shat reason lie Ca
pressed a hope that the modification be
suggested would be accepted by tnr mo-
yer of the resolution.
MIR. TUcKEE SAID /, had been lls object
TO fix the day of adjournment He was
gradied with the resolution oii9r2d 10y MS
colleague. The gentleman from Ono SAID
he believed the business OF the House
could be done in three months. Why
then did not :lc gentleman vo.c for The re-
solution and Introduce ms oU1 plan AFTER
wards
SIR G00uENov made some remarks.
wlIch hc coacIJledhY moving .uc Prev
Gus Quasaou-Ayes 42 So tac call was
not seconded.
Nr. ALrxANDra then spoke in favor Of
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-a&Ese
Hrricaqe IN Pennsylvania.

Hurricane IN Pennsylvania.
The following extract Of letter from gentleman
in Eizibcth-town, ON the Monongahell, in
Pennsylvania is published in the Pittsburgh
Gazatye.
"A o'clock on tho 22l NIurch. our village was
visited ,vi.h d Tornado OF Hurricane, more alarm
m1 than AMY thing of the kind ever witnessed by
our oldest uhabi,dlJs. About tea minutes before
tao hardest b.ow was felt, u was heard ike dis
lunt thunder and the ucarer 90 approached The la1
yicr became Jhe general crash. 5iaier WIier on.
OF our uliesh settlers, who hld experienced .
similar storm some lorty years since m ths e1I.-
t-,, gave tIyo alarm 90 has hmiv AND neighbours,
1d i-ug them o. hetake themselves Co tncir Gel
lars or strong holds us a hurricane was ccrtaa.v
approaching. By thls time tho air was literally
filled with he m-ilnI fragments, sucu US roofs r
houses, rafiers boards, rails. shingles, &c dc
Not house tree, fence, or scarcely my ihnr
IS Ten standing within iae space u app. 're1 90 Dc.
cupv, which We think Is about ono-.ounh Of %
miie wide and ia vein from west 90 east
Our village presents 20 the beholder shock
ing spectacle Fourteen houses were blown down
and uuroofed; I've barns and stat les one boat
house, one mill and wool carding establishment
completely crushed with many other houses mich
damaged. Many families are turned ont without
a roof 20 shelter them from the 7IIesss Storm
Beds, bedding and household furniture, are % be
seen hanging amongst tie broken timber and
stroWn along The road. Among TOE QrincIpli SUI
ferngs 10 this plce, are john Craighead. Esq. r
10. Fanucgau, John Wilson, E,q. and John and
Samuel Walker.
The boats along shore were lifted, and thrown
on the beach. and broken; and, what is very re-
marki6le, two fIl bouts vecc lifted from thyr
moornEs and carried some distance, and torn 90
pieces, large parts of winch hive not yet been
found. Much damage Is also done IN the vicinity
Captain Thomas Robertson bnick house, k.tch-
IN, and ferry house, are all blown down. Hugh NJ.
Wilson. whoresites one mile east of this phcc,
bad his grist and saw mil, house and barn, cauicd
away to the ground We have not vet heard
from further than about three miles each way. but
rs firas heard from, the destruction appears gen-
eraL.
Thanks be 20 that Providence who watches over
and protects Us amid such calamitous visitafons,
no human lives are lost though many have receiv-
ed slight wounds We fear la hear from 4 dis
tuIco. Is lie consequences must be disastrous.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-07
F0sT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
March q. 1880. (

I0 t5s Hon. d. c. Calhoun.
SIR. 10 obedience 20 a resolution of the
Senate ofthe United States, passed March
Odd directing me "to inform The Senate
Of the number of Deputy Postmasters who
have Seen removed sluce the l,h day of
March last, designating lhe number m
each State and Territory Ihave tae hon
0r 90 report, that tha whole number OF D.
putty Postmas'crs removed, between The
Aha dfy or March, 1929, aud the 22d day
of March, 1880, inclusive, Is four hundred
and ninety one; and that the number M
each State and Territory Is as follows. IN
Maine ifcon, New Hampshire f0y-ive,
Vermont twenty-five, Massachusetts twen-
weight. Rhode leland three, Connecticut
twenty, New York one hundred aud thirty
one, New Jersey fourteen, Pennsylvania
thirty five, Delaware sixteen, MARYLAND
fourteen, District of Columbia one, Vr-
E.la c.Eat. North Carolina forr, Georgia
Two. Alabama two, N.ssipp Eve. Louisi-
ana four, Tennessee twelve, kentucky
sixteen. Ohio G1y one, Indiana nineteen,
Illinois three, Missouri seven. Florida
one, Arkansas awe, and Michigan one.
I have the honor to be, VITA great res.
Dcct. YOUR o5cd,aut servant,
w. 4. BARRY.
Tn the House Of Representatives, after
the presentation Of petitions. several reso-
buttons were offered, with tie unanimous
consent of the House, The House then
resumed The consideration of the resola-
uon offered by AIr. McDufie. concerning
a reduction of the pay ofmcmbers Of Con
gress, should the sessions exceed a speoi-
fed limit. Mr.. Coulter concluded his OBJ
.servaGons against the resolution. Mr..
Everett then offered an amendment TO the
resolution, declaratory Of the proposition
that tho session Of Congress ought not 70
exceed q certain limit Mr.. Slanberry
sthea addressed the House very briefly Ii
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-07
WEDNESDAY,. NIarch 81


in the Senate, great variety Of busl-
doss was acted on MIR. Fools resoiJ-
uou was NOT taken up.
The discussion on the resolution Of Mr..
McDuflie was brought to a conclusion 10
.ne House Of Representatives, and the re-
solution was negauved by vote Of Ayes
81, Noes I22.-Scveral resolutions were
then oticred-lhc bills ordered TO a third
reading were passed.-There was dis
cussion on the bill making appropriations
tor Surveys, on the motion OF Mr.. Wick
life 50 TO amend that part Of the bill which
approprlatcs "a sum for surveys, as to Inn
It It's disbursement to works winch haveal
eady been commenced, or which have
been, or may be hereafter, nude by order
Of either House Of Congress. This mo-
ton 10 amend was negauved, the vote be-
ug Ayes -, Noes Ill. The Ayes and
Noes were again taken on the engross-
ment of the buI-Ayes I2l, Noes 81. So
.he bill was ordered to be engrossed and
read third time tomorrow. The House
,hcn acted, IN COMMITTEE of the Whole on
the State of the Union, on the bill making
appropriations for barracks, &c, which
was reported with amendmeut..-Ihc
House then adjourned.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-07

o7p1saion to the resolution. Mr.. AtcDuE
fe then defended his resolution against the
various attacks which had been Tnada Up.
nm il. and Mr.. Wayne obtained the floor,
When the Speaker announced the explra
lion of the hour; and after an unsuccess
G,l motion by Mr.. Wlcklfe to suspend
Inc rule, SC as to continue the discussion,
the House proceeded to pass the bills Or
dered for engrossment on Saturday. The
House then resolved itself into Commit
tee of the Whole on the state Of the Union,
and took up the bill to construct a road
from Bufllo, by way of Washington, 10
New Oheans--when Mr. A. II. Shcp-
nerd addressed the Committee, and mo-
we'd 10 amend the bill so as to locate the
road in the Middle Route. A motion was
then made by Mr.. Pettis 10 strike out the
enactiug words, in order to reopen the
field of debate, after which MIR. Polk I'D.
dressed The committee against the bill
After he had concluded his observations,
Mr. Crawford obnued the floor, when
the committee rose and reported progress,
and the House adjourned.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-07
SATURDAY., March

The Senate did NOT SIT today.
h the House Of Representatives, the
resolution offered Boy Nlr. McDuaie, touch
ing the pay of Members, was again taken
u1 and dedated--NIr. Coulter occupying
The hour allotted TO The consideration ofye
solutions, 6-c.-Tho bills ordered 90 be
enerossod for a third reading, were then
read third time aud passed, with thc
exception OF thc bin TO rolnqu.sh the re-
yerslouary Ia.ercstof the United States TO
Indian reservations I'm Alabama, which
lies over u'I next vcek.-The House then
acted On O number Of private bills, 90
committee Of thc whole, which were order.
ed 20 boeagrossci and read q 'lrd time
tomorrow
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-07
NIoNDAY, March %

The Senate waro 10 Executive business
to-day for some hours. The following are
,ho principal nominations acted on;
John p. Decatur, nominated as Collec.
tor Of Portsmouth, rejected.
Samuel CuStmG7, as District Attorney
al; Portsmouth, rejected.
Samuel Swartr0ut, Collector at New
York, confirmed.
The Vice President communicated the
following letter from the Postmaster Gen
oraE
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-07
TuEsDAY, March 80.

IJLoUA4i -'4uItt %
The Senate resumed the consideration
of Mr.. Foo's resolution. Mr.. JoHNsToN
of Louisiaua. took the floor, but mad not
CONCLUDED bus speech wuel the Senate al
iouruel
Ale. .s reports oil committees, 10 the
Hol-- a5 Bee, natives, NJ. AicDuttio's
roso.1Han aes -Hl taken up Tor discus
sion. vusa.- "ayue, u, georgia, occu
pic. ..e r-s. I'll. ae noIf, I'D obsetya
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-07

has IN every case whefSa bolie, b,..
fair to infer that it proceeded from, -
ect, until the. contrary shall be proyos 5's
4 CGt:1 PcsssHger on toGzff, H.,
90, hcG-esor.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-06
ApMINIsTRATcR RS NOTICE. !.

ApMINIsTRATC RS NOTICE.
Tn\HE subscriber hereby gives pubic
notice, that he 10 appointed ho-
ministrator on the estate OF
ABIGAIL. BOSWORTH,
late OF Warren, deceased, and has accept
ed the trust. He therefore requests
all pevsons indebted to said estate 10
make payment without delay, and aleS
all persons having claims against sa'u
estate, to exhibit them a. soon as may
|be. D.aJNIEL.BOSWOk1h
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