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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICHMOND.


PORT Of RICHMOND.
ENTERED,
bis Hamor, Johnson, from Boston, in ballast, 10 c
ARRIVED.
ScAr invincidore, Malicot, from SmithGrId, with
bacon, brandy. and vinegar, to d Parsons
Schr Joseph, Clarke, from New York, via Nor
SAILED,
ocnr Virginia, Farlar, for Washington City, with
Schr Jsmes Fisher. Sinners, for New York. coa,.
Schr Goa Jackson, Wool:ord, for Gos5ort, Dry
Dock stone
Union Fire Company No. 4!
"A TTEND stated meeting Of your Company this
n evening" the 7Lh July. 1850
BY order of the Captain.
ly7 A. LEMoSY, sccry.
Cheese.
= Boxes very superior old Cheese, received pc-
~ Exit, and for sole, by
iy7 BALDWIN. IVES & Co.
BiGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
nkAWN numbers in The Union Canal Lottery.
- Class No. II:
4a S. &c Of Is GO 90.
Dismal Swamp Lottery, No. o,
Draws FRIDAY next, 9th July
PRIzEs.
prize of s'5'oOo lprize of 600
DO 1000 do 5000
&c. &C. &c
Tickets s5 Halves SO, Quarters s5.
For sale MS usual every variety of fortunate mum
pers at the Lottery & Exchange Office of
wv, THO BIGGER
Where most Of the CAPITALS continue tn no snId and
fN. . se"'. iv7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07

u Tho Essex Register says that Fuller did not
probably carry OF the $4,000. but ,ha, the sam has
boon in course of expenditure for years lie csca-
PED TO avoid the Consequences Of detection, with
probably could not have boen much longer concealed
lie was man of extravagont habits-which he no
doubt 'nd"ged at the expense Of his employers. Tho
evon' created little surprise. says the Register. wth
several respectable gentlemen"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07
MICKI.E,S OEElCE

MiCKLE'S OFFICE
IL No. IL:
43, 8, IS, ], 80, %, IS, GO, SO.
Virginia State Lottery,
Drawing will take place at the Eagle Hotel, Day
after Tomorrow.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07

rJThe Hogerstown Torch Light expresses it's sa-
tsfaction at learning upoo assured authority that in
the late irregular demonstrations of public feeling TO-
wards Mr. Senator Bib at Maysvillc, burning and
burying him in efHgy,) the whole proceeding was
conduDted by Jackson men.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-07

serve wherever sae Democratic loruiy o.terj party
puts him. This is surely not refusing tac nomina.
tien. 1t is any thing else bu, that
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29

"uniiion was paid to tue size OF the uers and rl,, mr.,
DIES o. .he females than to any merit handling or pecui
Sale OF ,hs Hom s ., me p a'1ng propensity
"''' cae at P'wei'o" near Philadelphia June l6 1880
sonahe, sold ao 70 Mr. Perkins Of New York, sso5
Stately sold TO Mr. J. A. Tainter of Conn.c;cu, SeS
Virginia, sold TO $. q. Wright of New Jorsrw 90
Zenobia sold IN n, CS". vi , nennict, N j. Isl
SAT- la ~ " ~, A"o,"as OF Baltimore, 40
Dei.b, sold ~ "A, D,n,,-eN 4i0
Ronp. sold TO MIR Freeman Of Baltimore S1o
Maria sold 10 Mr.. Mitchell, 31U
HEIFERS DIV
narca, sold to Mr. Roach of Philadelphia, 2ao
Iu'ada sold to MIR Perkins of New York sOI
Adelaide, sold TO S. Allen 2so
Lucilla, sold MIR. Barnj,z SSc
ails'a sold to r Thompson. of Frederick city, Md 22s
NORA sold to Mr. Elmer Of Maryland, 225
a., BULLS.
Bolivar, sold to Mr.. Chew of Marylo,i .o-
lecumseh sold to DR. Thomas of Baltimore 5IO
Diego, sold 10 Mr. Eyre, ono
Orlando sold to MIR } p Thompson of Frederick '00
RodeIi,k 'i So,d n A. 800
NI.mrn' n, y, " AZ. Mt " rsnt OF New jersey, POI
NJ pi So no, 20 n i bIscoe 4O5
MT lowell bid III the following animals
$685. Garcia, 500 Eusenia 25o Belle and
calf, 200; Ophelia, 500 BuHs-Gaan, SS5. - .nn
SIX hull calves, 200 each. " o WV
Opieiia OF three years. bought at $500 and SOM. oe
OF iour months at $780, bull of months at s4eo
an" ,u olners al ProPoronate prices reserved
ne animals which sold, M i'm the nossoss;o
u ~, cnaiies a Barntz Esq OF York. (Pa) who bv his
oeaIiy, ski extensive arrangements fine land and ampe
from this breed W oo ue"'eo
Thus we end of the list tina, three bulls and ,wo
COWS sold together for ST. l4O. ~ WV
Two bull calves, Orlando andC ieso sold FIR econ t..
eer calves of months Casta and Marcia sold f,, sass
nd deducng two only from the total sale viz: Yor6,h,
'eHe cow which sold with knowledge and
s Vi us nehg disodered Tor Sl5l' and the days calf
ase $3.50 each. - ' WIZ a'o
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29

'1't't7teT Itt COtUliONHfY Hero gone
DiED-on Sunday night, eth inst. Manor Will,
LA PRICE, in the 74th year of his aee-Dis-
tlnguishcd as an officer in the days of his countrvs
peril, he served throughout the Revolution and seaisd
with his blood the Independence then atchioved~
ana with not less credit has since sustained an ire
proachabe character in dschargng the various duties
OF NE, ooih public and private, which have been as
signed to him. 1t has fallen to the lot of but sa
men to live and die as he has done.
" The friends OF The family respectfully invit
ca TO attend his funeral this morning at o'clock,
from his late resience
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29
E.-om Tie Lwch5ure Rc,,.bl;co,

GJ'Why does the New York Courier and ENQUIRER.
still continue to east imputations the character of
Iazewel Tyler, lredell and SMITH There are hard
ly dozen men South of the Potomac, VINO do not cs
TEEN them more IN consequence of their votes. We
have never heard single censure from solitarvind
Viduai Cease this unnecessary TRADE. They acted
Independently, and deserve the confidence and praise
of their Constituents
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29

The Ma ional Intelligencer gives as the probable
reason why the Secretary of State departed from the
ordinary etiquette, in proceeding Norfolk to in
struct MIR. Randolph, that when Mr.. r. left Wash
ington the last time he ssswore solemn oath ON or
near the Potomac bridge, that he would never pass
that river again.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29

GAMERTcAN STLK.-We learn from the Paw
eaevllie'N N. T. Observer, that James Smith, ESQ of
Baden county, will have at least one hundred mounds
OF sewing SILK besides quantity of floss, worth
about s7oO, the product of zoo, 600 worms this sea
son. attended by few negro children Let this be
an encouragement to Others TO engage in this profit
able business 4aesicnn E.ymer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29
by OTIS, DUNLOP s. co.

III OTIS, DUNLOP s. co.
Sale at the Dock.
THIS MORNING, at half mast 10 o,o,o.,, ,,.:,,
be sold at the Dock, from schr Fairfield, and o,her
~ ~ Finds hihds st. Croix sugars, superior quahty
So boxes superior cider, 90 dozen each y
bbls and 10 demjohns cordials, viz: life Of man
cinnamon perfect love, white noyeau, cioves'
peppermint and annisseed
2oo nests measures S IN nest
i3 bbis summer lamp oil
je29 O. y g. ca Au.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29

According to The last advances from India Regua,op of
the British Government at Calcutta, inerdicting Suees mr. Tho
burning OF Widows, had already proved efecfual in sove.J
instances and occasoned but little among the Hin
doss YET when this measure proposed under former ad
mnisiraons was earnestly repeed certain to producs
general dsaffsctiUn Iei,ellon.ZT.Yu GaS f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29
50 tsrtsOas SaIE1>
THIS Day.

DAVENPORT. ALLEN g. CO.
r,,,S SALE AT THE DOCK.
I'LL Ills MORNING, Tuesday, June aeth, at 10
Fairfield, A' 'o"q'hs 'Tom Schg.
81 Hhds prime p R. sugors
do Jamaica rum years old
% . ceroons first quality indigo
64 bags green Coffee
.o, From Schr New York,
30 hhds st. Croix sugars.
From Schr. Diomede
&c hhds prime molasses
30 bags coffee
10 hhds n. o. surpr
IS bbls DO
hhds) NJ :,
10 bbls N e. rum
or casks wine
do Malaga DO
Is boxes lemons
10 bales brown shirtings
do sheetings
boxes Havana sugar
100 bbls behring's, &c Sc
- - ID. a. g. Co. Auots
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29

Hon Edward Everett is deliver Fourth of July Grafton
at Lowell July 1890, in compliance the request Of
many OF It's citizens Yesterday, the gentleman was
have delivered Grafton in Charestown on the two hun
dredth anniversary OF tho SCI, ;.emen tina, town
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29

by the Rev Philip Mont que, Mr. Jso. COY mar.
chant, OF Loretto, to Mics JUDITH Booker, all of Es
county " " go
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29

New York editor has been informed that il IL
of his retirement.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29

Upwards OF eight thousand emgans arrived at New
York since the first of last The gfcater portion
them have gone into the interior.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29

% A Post Office has been recently established a
Faber's Mills, in the county of Nelson.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29

u The enthusiasm displayed at the dinner given
Mr.. Barton ut CincinLat interprets pretty plainly
the feeling in Ohio
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29
xARI.eaE ME us.
PORT OF RICHMOND

ARRIVED
Schr Fayette, Pryor, T days from New York. with
snndries TO Davenport, Allen 81 Co. James Wallace,
Beverly Randolph and others.
Schr Sea Flower, Shelby, from SmithfeM, with
bacon, to Parsons
SAILED,
Sloop Lady Washington, Corson, for Somerset
with coal.
NEW YORK. June 25-Cleared, schr Ex,
Howell Richmond
Arrived schr Mary Virginia, Sweezv Richmond
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29

4 =
Bu, tho Iconceive Congress has tina.
there are but few which would think any time ex.
ming tho country that approves because of ITS
usefulness for commercial purposes passing Though
be bringing const,ioaa,y of the max
Ing into question: have its making
ON thar principle whose loss not only this district but Virginia
will depoe, log cloud constitutional CON
srucon, aud whose political life may without
be made tho his long
IN Congress of Virginia Because every part Of
he United under section other
land East Virginia among hem but that
providing for has had less public money
noSn sea walls canals &c while
ecuon OF the Federal Constitution that makes legal
and break the part of Virginia and remove
the distinctions in the navigation Of the Mississippi the
funds belonging the General Government will justify the
General Government making this Road Tha,
section OF the Constitution ongess shall have power
regulate will, Foreign among several
States If the to build light houses walls break
wa,er &c is TOT given TO Congress under that section
nnder other But Old Virginia says section gives that
power does also give the power regulate be
tween the States? why do something same way?
70 enable vessels loaded with the productions nehboring
Sa!e or foreign country to reach trading cities woa,
ucuiy, and owing to those facilities vessels pas
ss daily to and from our large Cities NewYok Phladel
carried ON IN ships with US who live in the interior,
merce carried "amongst the States Tenn and
sy do not
district The General
with
c Not dollar 1t the Old Vrginia policy not 10 have
: IL
Nv ouong light houses SC on her shores for regulation of
J From the disposition of that part Of Virginia
@hee The exhibited winter we are
expect nothing Our cattle taken North and oar
ou 20 me West we furnish nothing great River
ON whose Ditch of Canal millions. drawn well
oners have been spent We furnish commerce TO the
mighty Metropolis that gives politics Nor to
their emporium the Orleans Virginia and
OF mountain and furnish nothing as she saws 10
promote those great Objects she has know
u. 10 any valuable purpose in the distribution Federal
ata'e unds The holding pan Virginia has shewn
10 US eart as cold as the clay that wraps the Dead as
he
proved by the General Government Can we ever
rise roads aud rivers improved The price of
anos has gone 10 almost nothing The seen
akg TINS route as formerly in passing from West or
west to East He finds the rivers other
part OF the improved either by General or State
Governments" $500
Mr. Smith takes sort of middle ground on the |
SUBJECT OF Internal Improvement lie thinks the
General Government has the power to make general
but not local improvements; but that it ought not to
exercise 1t in any case, except that of the Bufaloe
Road Which would pass through that part of the
country.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29

IN Richmond Hastings Court, June %, 1880.
H appearing to The Court that Major William
Price. who was, Friday last recommended to
tue Executiee as fit person to be appointed Super
lntendent OF the Public Warehouse in this C ty is
dead: Ii IS ordered. that notice be given by publca-
tInn IN tho Rich.nnnd Commercial Compiler and the
DAILY Richmond Wing, that the Court will proceed
on "Wednesday nexf, 10 make new recommendation
of a person to fill the said Office.
copy Teste, PHI. c. HOWARD, Crk
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29
Attention Iioht T1ra0oons

IIEND parade of your Company al the City Hail. to-
-osa o oay at soo completely equipped for pur-
pose o paying the last tribute Of respect
Major WING Price old Revolutionary Officer By order
Je ~ JNO COSBY ordy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29

OK Passengers going to New York in the
schr HORNET. Capt. GOULD, will please be on
at which time she will be taken in tow BIT the Steam
boat J.mes Gbbon. 10 30
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29
New YoIK, June %

nv, o., :. - NEW foEK, June %
The British ship Brunswick, Blake Master from London
arrived at quarantine saturday. hundred and n;ns
passengers one hundred and twelve then or
five of the terminated fatally the passage or In,
whole number who have sckencd, had been ioocua
ted tor either the Kline small although we're on
board sixyeight persons men, children who had
been yacc'naed and twenynine who been inocuated
for the smallpox, who had taken by contaoon No,
case of variood even occurred among all these The phv
stefan at quarantine thinks all those sick list lkc1v
to recover, although the cases arc now bad
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29

uMBER.-6o,0oo feet of superior quality clenr
- Boards a selected parcel for this market, now
ahdng nom schr Hesperus, below the lock gates
Apply TO Capt Cooper on board, or to
Je <S-4I CHAS. PALMER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29
Fyom he Balimore Farmer az .Innc 81.


f We have right feel gratifed at the result ofte
late sale ofimProved shorboTn cattle Poweton-we had
the honorto three handsome pieces IF plate by the
unanimous Of the Maryland Agricultural Society for hav.
ing been instrumental in the importation and display of ami
mails df that breed1uci they admired some thought
extavagat in judicio"s farmer give the bull and two
heiefs five hundred dollars eaciye appears that a
the novelty has off, diuution I'm the vale
attached to them by the public.
On wednesday the 18th inst the sale Of Col Powels stock
of prored Durham shori-horHed cattle imported or bred bv
bim took place Poweon the Schuykl Before the an
pointed tune of sale the lawn the house well filed
with respectable vstes WHO came either to admire pur-
chase. "
The morning extremely warm but the judicious ar.
Engagements which had been made for the display the cao
and FOR tho accommodation Of hs company which exceeded
thousand persons, of whom intended buyers or
eu brought the whole the shade OF the beaut
which bound the park the NORTH
In addition to the above we learn, that the socioneer stated
that Col Powell reserved the rshto make hid in each in
which he wodd make aloud and person as he WIS
resolved that this sale should fairly among practical far
me Assem- oso from various parts OF e continent the value
OF the breed which he had introduced in regard 10 hc
much Discussion had prevailed 1t remarked that NOE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29

ToBAcco.-The amount Of duty paid in England
on this article for the current year, was 285oOO0k
or about 81 900 ,000-an amount greater than half
Of the whole revenues of the United States-and
this enormous is collected chiefly upon our to-
bacco 1t is in part the price pay for the privilege
Of selling that article in EDgland.-U s. Ga-,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29

ReDiezO, e. Mechanics Magazine.
MO "a Of the former, and of the latter rece;y.
ca ny ]. H. NASH.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29
BY +. 81 A. HUBBARD.
CORN AT AIJCIION

bi i.' a "A. HUBBARD.
CORN AT AUCTION
US(b Barrels Corn, on board the schr Lady Str
AAO vens, in the Dock will be sold TINS Mon-
siNG, at O'Clock, IN lots OF 10 barrels The corn
nus oeeh injured by long passage, but by being run
through fan, would make good food for horses
Je 29-H Il. g. A. HUBBARD Aucts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-29
Elegant Lace Goods.

-fCS5uiII LUCE uOOUS.
4 AIDES Will hnd the following Lace Goods opened this
- Jnne 29h) and by the last Packers
iron. view IoIh at r. H. Jenkins Fancy Dry Good Store
Lace horels, CAPS capes and collars 1870 ~
Footing or quilting faces of all widths
English thread laces aud edgines do do
WIDE and rich bobbneti trimming oces
our quarter, aud yard wide plain MT bcbb;ne, h
and for sale at very reduced prices 90 - y co
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-04
CERTIFICATES.

The following communication addressed 20 the pr"
nr;e,or of JuIkln's ointment, from the tIon John la
iialsrro, member OF Congress, Is mighty in'ercstins':-
The rr.tui,ous manner i'll which, 1t is made EXHIBITS
feelings of no ordinary character towerds suffering M
NANNY; and is certainly well deserving OF public al
ten;ioG: o,o
SIR - has been my wish Tor a considerable timt
to communicate to you the good effect with winch !
have used The ointment imvented by i VT JudSiils'
and which now undo Ts;*nd II made ana so.d ol
arenisannoiutcd by yourself ihavc applied thi, ONT
meut during the last threc wears to every species OF!
,urnuur and wound, without failure 10 produce a care
IN ever, instance. consider it TIE mast decided ana
, ficient re nedy ~ all cases ct tunouT, be the c'use
wha, It NAV, and | have found nothing 50 good tor
wounds Of any description II may De proper 10 aid
that the cure OF a tunlDur called White Yelling, given
| over by the most distinguished physicians, IS 'ncura
| Bile, and which they decided would, without amfuta
ton, prove fatal t. the patient. was under my iIii'ne
date notice, effected oy The use OF Judsins Ointment,
| and The palicn, is in fine health His iimo Affected
by the tunOur De!u; restored TO a pericct ,'a'c o.
souniness. Also tttat thr ieg ut an aged man winch
! had been wourdUd, and exhibited one dreaiiu'ly uf-
ceratcd surface from the Knee 10 the foot, Ani which
for more than two years, bad been considered incura-
bic; was ciitctuaiiy cured by the application ut Judd.
| kins' Ointment. mention these two sases, which, tell
, unler m immediate notice AMI management, as de-
c,leJ evidence Vt III ctiicacy 81 thIs remedy IN cases
of tumolr .nI Of ulcers. have experienced, as dc.
c,dcdlv, tie good effect of this remedy IN the cure OF
Fcions, aud of ever, species Of fresh wound, hseeins
/ To me that auy 3n- who will observe on the operation
IF tho ointneut must be satisii ID as 10 its beneficial
effect. can with the utmOstconidence
the Use OF lhi5 valuable remedy.
am, SIR, very respectfully,
JOHN TALIAFEliRO.
10 MIR Charles Herstons, Proprietary
o! ludkias' ointment, near frede
~ricktowr, I'D.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-04
William Fowie X Go.

H.ygIN sroHE FOX SALE,
Is chests Young dyson Tea, ouna'ra cargo
70 nAif caettsS of appfo'eu qua"'y'
/ chests extra quality do
90 small cnc,ts GuIpovierand Imperial 90
- i.ads Il. Groiy sugars
10 rsss Gacdna 10
81 do !ho coffee
$50 10 SUN .trs pepper
Sh.If pipss sicily Madeira Wine, Ingham I'D
100 c.sss o''cr of'h"'
s In c.sksJ
Half nipes aa3 quarter casks Rico Madeira 90
ou,r;er c.,ks i,rch's madeira d.
50 b,,ks,, Dev.u's s~p,"Si1.g champagne
- ~. ; .~,pl-. acts and other
= h,ti P.pe,5 '''"'"
/ ripcs superior ,io''-.d in
IS lhlS New o-:-aasr"N
so hS,Iets BMi.aux sii:,d nj
l,io1, st. petershurg hemp
100 coils c0gla.:e, assorted sizes
Is do manila do
s bats 8,idrort ,hld and herring twine
Bales of sewing and shop do
500 pieces cioppas
Is h.;c, orown meetings
Russia raven'sanl hall ducl; p
10 ..ales ,,f, ,i,ei.rd almonds
so ,,rrcis prime beef
700 Ks nlils al hrsds, assorted sizes
75Dsscss i, erpool flied sacks fine sal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-04

yUyHE above 0,nin,nt 8 -a. !tL t~ the pnpUC u : "
sal, AMI certain remedy Tor those OBSTINATE u''
eases. some of which have 50 long hatfled lie SKIN 81
medical science:
Ist. White swelling, of every Description
2d. Sore legs and ulcers Of long >tand:nS'
Sd. Sch;rrus OF < .ndu!sr tumors, particularly t!'ose
hardened lumurs IN women breasts, which oite'''heS
terminate in liberated cancers:
4,h; FcIons, or what some people kno" ~ inc name
of catarrl,s, of every description.
5,h Rheumatic pains Of the Joints.
OH. Spr.;ns and bruises OF every Description ORR
whatever part situate
7Ch, T.ttcrs of all kinds--in this complaint the pa
,ient. in applyinr the ointment, must keep the paf'o "'
Of water.
cth Chilb!ains OF parts effected by frost.