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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-08
We offer for sale,

we Oficr Tor sale,
1Hn IIhds sugar, ST. Croix, Porto Rico and n
~ Orleans, part prime
40 brls do do
IS boxes and Is bbls loaf sugar
20 hhds West India molasses
10 do and 60 bbls N. O. do
$50 bags coffee, Java Laguiro, St. Japo Rio &
St Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
500 do do ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon do
40 tons bar iron' Swedes, English and American,
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and blistered steel
ID tons pig iron
so kegs cut nails und brads, assorted
10 do wrought do
Novascotia grind stones
500 sides soal leather
aifskns and upper do
$50 Buenos Ayres hides
Sicily Madeira, Canary,
Port, Scuppernong, Muscat, Wine
And dry and sweet Malaga }
30 tierces rice
l2 tierces clover seed
Window glass, 10 by 10, g by 10, G by 9 and 9
by II in whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead gun powder
Copperos, alum, salt petre, birthstone
Pimento, pepper. ginger, indigo
Gunpowder, imperial and black tea
Segars, bottle corks
Sewing and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread IN balls and hanks
Bale rope and cotton bugpiup
SIfters, soap and candles
Nuscatc rasins
Flax seed
% 600 lbs bacon
600 tierces Thomasion lime
800 brs tor
SO bbls No. 3, mackarel. prime pork
Letter, writing, and wrapping paper
Cassa, pearl barley
Glass, earthen and stone ware
Whitmore's cotton and wool cards
Linseed and tanners oil
Domestic goods, sheetings, shifting
Broad cloths, &c. &c. &C.
ALSO,
Cotton yarns assorted, from the Appomattox Cot
ton Factory LEWIS WEBB g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-08
NEW WUSIC.

COLLINS & CO have received an additional sup
~ ply ofmusic for the Piano Forte; among which
are the following songs, and further stock of stan
dard pieces-consstIng of Marches Airs, Watzes
and Variations, &c.
Away, Away we bound DER the Deep. words by
Mr.. Drake, music by I. V. Welsenthal;
She never blamed Him, Never words by II H.
Bayly, music by Mr.. Boyle;
My Happy Woodland Home, music by ]. II.
Uorncastle;
o why Is Love- Celestial Dream, Duet to Prin-
cess Mary music by NJ. Vertuc.
We met, ballad from the songs Of the Roudoir.
words and music by r. Bayy;
To thee my Hopes, my Wishes flee, or the Love Let
ter, by w Ball.
Never Home came He, words by Cunningham w.
Kirby;
Isle of Beauty Fare thee Well, by BsyIy, accom-
paniments by Rawlings;
The little Snow Bird, j. T. Norton;
The. Herdsmans Return, by w. Bail;
Helen Trevor, by c. Z. Horn;
Love is like little Bee, by w. West;
The Parting Hour, by II. DIelman;
knew thee Mary, by J. n. Norton;
Penseza moi ma chere anne, dedicated to the
young ladies' at Mrs Saralin's Seminary, by J. r.
Norton;
De me bannir puts qri'ialo courage, by V. RI
iaut;
see them on their Winding Way, by Bishop He
Der, Il. Hlne;
The Captive knight, by Mrs. Hebcr music by her
sister;
The Banks of Allan Water, by c. f. Horn;
Farewell, since we must Part, by III Hewitt
Collins and Co have also received further supply
Of musical instruments-as Guitars, Victims Flutes,
Fageocis, sngle and doubled Clarionets and Flies,
much below former prices.
oct 27-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-08
FRESH GOODS,

WE have received by the Exit, and other late
w arrivals from New York
Worsted Mohair and silk hosiery
7-8 and A Irish linens of heavy texture
Table and byrd eye dapSrs and lawns
Fine and superfne white and coIored 6annels
hlerno cloths and circassians
New style calicoes and ginghams
Merno and Cashmere long shawls
Silk umbrellas, and gloves assorted
Black, blue, and assorted cloths
1914 to l3 heavy rose blankets.
With u general assortment of other goods, which
We offer at low prices. II. NELSON g. Co.
oct 25
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-08
DRY GOODS.

.Merino ShG'OL, Irish Linen, and FGney Dyy Goods
Store.
~ OBERT II. JENKINS has received, and
HI opened this morning. (Oct. 81
All sizes and coors, long and square Merino. Cash.
mere, Thybe, Lama, and Tuscan wool shawls
received by the last Packets from France. and
comprising the most extensive assortment OF
shawls in this city
One hundred different kinds of fancy rauze, Bar
rege, Gro dc Leon, Ismarine Grcnadne, Grape
aud all the new ond fashionable hdkCs. worn
FOR ladies' evening dresses will be found rich Paris
aud Swiss worked robes, Grcnadine gauze robes
Gro de Orleans and TOuon stripes white blonde
gauzc, battices, white satins and other new thin
goods
For ladies' fall dresses, an elegant Foulard figured
silks, best chaugeable Gro de Maps, rich Brocade
figured silks, and Gro de Mule rue, of he most
fashionable colOrs
An extensive assortment of new calcoes
In lace goods, all widths, quilting and foo,inp lace
cap and tlouncing luces, thread lace of new nat.
terms, elegant Blonde lace infants and ladies' CAPS
fashionable Byron lace collars, capos iorellas,
fisheulles, chauos, chmnsetts insertinps and lace
cuffs, forming the richest assortment Of Paris en-
broldcFed and English lace, yet exhibited.
Every description of gloves and hosiery rich belt
ribands, rnd bonnet ribands
Also, thirty pieces ack bombaznes Of all prices and
every description Of mourning and half mourning
goods
All qualities white and rcd nanncls
Furniture calIcoes, table covers
In linen goods, Pc sons may rely upoa finding the
best assortment oflrlsh and German linens, at any
price, by the piece half piece, or yard warranted
pure linen and grass bleach
Dining table cloths and napkins birds eye and table
diapers
Tho extensive assortment Of fancy goods, arc Of
this falls Importatons, and most Of them from tho
New York Auctions. The linen goods arc of most
superior fabric, and deserving the attention of pur-
chascrs IN the article. All Of which will be sold at
the most reduced prices, at JENKINS
Merlno Shawl, Linen, g. Fancy Dry Goods Store,
OCT Main Street
4 toSBY'S BEST CHEWING TOBACCO,
~ ceiT For sa.sby q. e. MsNEMAra.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-08
SAEPH sRD'S
Patent Specific Ointment.

'HNHE subscriber having purchased the exclusive
Il right to make aud vend Shepherds Invaluable
Patent Specific Ointment for Richmond and large
portion OF Virginia, as well several other States
takes pleasure in informing his friends that he has
now on hand large supply of the genuine article,
prepared under the new improved patent, which he
viii sell TO his agents and others the most accom-
modatlng terms. 1t may, perhaps, not be generally
known, that Shepherd the original inventor of
the article known as Judkius' Ointment, having test
ed It's virtues long before he had he least knowledge
of Judklns. 1t will hereafter be known as Shep-
herds Ointment, and will be sold Wholesale and
retail by JOHN II. EUSTACE,
nov 5-ts Sole Proprietor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-08
Fashionable Boots and Shoes

aShlOnable Boots and Shoes
'E'HE subscribers have on hand, a very extensive
assortment of every description of ladies', gen
tlemens. misses, boyS, and childrcns boots bootees
and shoes, OF superior quality, all which will be
warranted, as they were made at their factory.
i5oo pair ladies' lasting satteen and kid slippers of
every quality and price
5OO do ladies' morocco walking shoes
500 do do sealskin and goatskin walking shoes
3OO do do lasting walking shoes with md with
out heels and ut various prices
81 do do bronze and blue morocco slippers
so do do blue and jet black satin slippers
81 do do white tin and lasting slippers
100 do do sealskin walking shoes without heels
100 do misses morocco and sealskin slippers
ioo do DO do do walking shoes
and bootees
100 do do lasting slippers, coloured and black
500 do gentlemen's caltsiin, sealskin and goat
go skin boots OF various qualities and price
800 do do boots very low prices
100 do do superior calfskin shoes
$50 do do very superior ga puaspE dress
500 do mems stout prime kip pegged and sewed
6ootees, very superior and low prices
1910 DO prime thick pegged s sewed bootees and
shoes, suitable for factory and plantation hands
200 do Womens leather shoes ofexcelent quality
200 do boys bootees and shoes various kinds
3OO do ladies' and gentlemens India rubber Shoes
large sizes and superior quality
2OOO do chlldrens shoes and boolees COMPRISING
almost every kind ever made, the quality of
which is very superior
100 lbs wrapping twine, which will be sold very low
200 whisker brushes handsome article
100 pair ladies' and gontlemen's cork soas new
article for keeping the foot dry and warm
80 superior made leather travelling trunks some
extra large sizes. double and single
% beautiful travelling bags with iron clasps
100 lbs green hemp shoe thread
Black and Russell valices.
All OF which will be sold al very low prices, at
wholesale or retail, by
GRANNISS, SON e. BROTHERS,
Corner Of Main and 18th streets.
+ s. They will receive in few days, many OF her
new aud superior articles oct 25
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-08
New Books at Mas

New Books at Nash's.
nISCOURSES, Reviews, and Miscellanies, by
~ w. f. Canning
Valley of the Nashaway, and other Poems, by Rufus
Dawes
Authorship, Tale, by New England oversee
Letters of PestalozzI, the Education of~InfanCy
The Frugal Housewife
Infant School Manual, Teachers Assistant
New American Gardner, by II. G. Fessenden
Consultations in Travel, or the last days of u Philo
sophia, by Sir Humphrey Davy
Crabbe's Dictionary of General knowledge
Studies of Poetry &c. &c.--nnd many other New
Works received by j. H. NASH.
oct 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-08
French, Greek and Latin.

French, Greek and Latin.
~ ERMAN, PARIS and London Editions of the fol-
" loving books, just received:
Xe ophOns Anabasis, Ovid Virgil, Caesar
Do CyropedIa, Had, Odyssey, Herodous
Sophoces, Horace, Terence Euripdes, Demosthenes
Thurciddes, Racine, Cornehle, Moliere, Gil Bias
Charles i2th Paul 81 Virginia, Numa Pompilius
And many other valuable works of the kind, too
numerous to mentlon-for sale, generally cheap
OCT j. Ii. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-08
SUNl)RIES.

lust received, chalk white beads, scrap prints,
- segar cases, fancy inks,ands, lndehbIe ink SUI
peror pen and pocket knives. superior spy glasses
wlthsa shade and acromato object glass, extract of
musk, bead reticules and purses, metal shaving box
es desk knives, medallion waters, tinted and white
note paper, ladies' memorandum books with perpetu-
al almanacks, gold magnlfyers, eye glasses, ever
pointed pencil cases, cheap, French pomatum, silver
pens, magnets tuning forks and hammers, miniature
frames paper States shaving glasses with draws,
double glass speclacles thermometers, game of the
graces, carbonlc dentrc, for sale at the Book, Sta
lionery' aud Fancy store of r. ID. SANXAY.
oct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-08
"A CARD.
MIR. JAMES EDWARDS


~ offers his services to the Ladies and Gentlemen
OF Richmond, performer the Clarionet and
Violin, at public or private parties. He will be hap
py to obey any call which may be made on him, in
Ihe line OF his professions; and he solicits that share
OF the public favor which it shall be his to merit.
His residence is the Hill, this side or and opposite
TO, the Penltentiary. Or should it be inconvenient
to call at his own house, they may leave a card
either at the Armory, or at Mr.. Taylors Confecton-
airy Store, on the Hill, addressed to him.
To The Ladies and Gentlemen IF Richmond,
would beg leave to say few words, for the pur.
pose of soliciting their attention 10 the above Card
OF Mr.. James Edwards; who not only deserves
share of public patronage, but his misfortune of
being blind, demands your sympathy. Others bless.
ed with their sight, can follow other occupations: but
that of Musician, is the only one which he can
pursue Nevertheless, he asks only for such encour
agement as he may be found 10 merit, independent
OF that consideration. To those who are acquainted
with him, any encomium is unnecessary. To know
him, is to respect him, and to feel for him. His
manners arc unassuming, but decent: his department
correct ANXIOUS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-08
JAMES WINSTON.
COMMISSION MERCHANT

lshdrkef Bridget
II AS on hand, and daily expects, the following
able terms. (without the addition of proEt:)
l6o Maranham, Spanish hides, (heavy)
9oOo lbs of oak tanned sosl and harness leather
oOoo IDS OF assorted cotton yarns
z'ooo los. OF washed and unwashed wool
iOo sacks of Liverpool salt, at Sc
~ barrels and 10 boxes louf sugar, i5c. 10 zoe
20 whole and half pieces cotton bagsng
20 doz- wire meal sleeves
200 barrels Of nett and gross sh
~ do of family roe
10 do of shad
" hhds Of best New Orleans mola sses
u barrels of sweet Malaga wine
20 do of cordial
25 do of Newark vinegar
10 do cf do cider
SO boxes Of taow candles and soap
40 bundles of printing paper
Wrapping and letter do
Webb's segars, bed cords, sash cord
Leading lines, lead pencils
Beef tongues, SC. &c.
-4nd daily expected,
10000 lbs. Kicks family bacon
900 lbs of lard
70 barrels large Northern apples
Chairs, settees, &c. &c.
SUGAR, MOLASSES, COFFEE, &c.
Oh Hhds first rate 81 Croix sugar
~ Is do dry Porto Rico do
l8 do do New Orleans do
40 bags fine old white coffee
80 do green Rio do
so do do Lagulra and Cuba do
% hhds West India molasses
so bris best old rye whiskey
100 do No. g. nackarel
400 sacks Liverpool filed blown salt
ABso,
New York inspected soal lesther-for sale by
sept % RALSTON & PEASANTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-08

j. ii. NASH is Agent for
VENHE North American Review
Il Southern Review
American Quarterly Review
Westminster Review I4ondonl
American Turf Register
London Jurist (London)
English Common Law Reports
Library OF Etntertaining Knowledge Nondon)
Library of Useful Knowledge (London)
Farmers Series of do (Londonl
Franklin Journal
Portrait Gallery CI.ondon)
Condensed Reports Supreme Court
Mechanics Magazine (London)
Harper's Family Library
Medico Chrurgical Review (Londoni
Medical and Physical Journal
Review Encycopedique PARIS
Conversations Lexicon
Journal of Health
Journal of Law
Ladies Book
Peters Reports
Jones Metropolitan Views G.ondon)
J. H. NASH vii, also furnish any other, periodi.
Gals that those who patronise him may desire.
2
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-08
Paper and Books.

l Ii. NASH has been adding to his assort.
~ ment, extensive supplies Of books, paper and
stationery, which renders his assortment as Complete
as any establishment South of the Potomac All of
which will be sold at the lowest market prices
oct Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-08
Miss Porter,s New N.
HosierY and Glove.


4 AIDES Black Muhalr Stockings q patent srti-
~ Gle, and deserving tho attention Of persons
wanting superior article
Black Wo.sied Hose, of all pric,s
Raw Silk, and Enalish aud French Silk Hose
Gentlemcns' Silk. Vigouin and Worstcd Hose and
half hose Of all kinds
Do. Superior Buck, Castor and Iloss Skin Gloves,
Of every variety
Ladies' Fancy Worked Gloves, all old
Best Gloves Long and Short
Children and Misses Gloves and Hosiery
Forming general assortment Of good, Of the
kind, and for sale at the lowest prices, at
X. n. JENKINS
Merino Shawl, Linen s. Bancy Dry Good Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-08

The Denounced.
DY tho Author of'Tacs by the q Ilara Family
-kD Jusl published, for salc by
oe, 81 COLLINS g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-08

n AMP WICKS.-An assortment received al
II NASHS' oct q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-03

ai.eei refer to forced eaa'iruanet 4 IL,
national debi, by mean. o. larse nnn,no,;,
non'' as substitute for ihe sr,nrify nhias N ,
sy''9nl derives from the principles on . hieh il
has hitherto heeo sustained. such -.
would certainly indicate either an unreasoos-
ole dlstrust OF the people, or a ennsciou,nes.
t7a' the system does NOT possess sufie,.n,
sonndness Tor lis support. Jeff TO their yuIn n
lazy choice and its own merits.
Those Who suppose TINT any ,oI;,v ,h,.
founded eau he long upheld in tins eoun,y hay.
looked upon its history "i,h eyes very d,fer.n,
from mln". This policy like every other, mus,
aoIde with the will of the people. who VIII nor
oe a'Ne.s 10 allow any device however spacious.
TO conceal its character and tendency.
IN presenting these opinions have spok.o
WIN the freedom and caudor which though,
the occasion for their expression called for. and
no" respectfully return The bill which has been
under consideration, tor our further delibera.
ilon and Judgment ANDREW JACKSON.
May p, lo3O.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-03
ITEMS.

Chariolc Haywood charged with the nur
der 81 negro gid IN ltichmond has beenrx
dmned before the Hastings Court OF that city
and remanded 10 the superior Court Of Law
for trial.
4 case Of breach Of marriage promise was
tried AZ the March term Of Queen Anne county
cour' (NsryIanj) The parties were Mary
LOWS rs. William Gibson. The plaintiff was
shout 20 or SO years OF age, aud hnd been
housekeeprr TO the defendant, aged about 10
receipt. given by plaintiff after promise oil
carriage, IN which were the words i" in fun ot
all demands, for wages, and every other cOnad
Grafton, was produced ms bar TO the clnm fol
damages but the jury gave a verdict Of $3.50
Langdon Cheyes. esq hNs purchased vnlu.
able plantation on the Carolina slde OF tho Sn
yannah river, near the city Of Savannah where
he Intends TO reside
A FIRE occurred in Magnolia. near Tallahassee
(Florida,) about the Ia 81 May, which ,ies
rroyed several houses and n con, tirrable amount
Of property. A private .rler estimates the los,
at $4,000.
The Cincinnati American of Nav u, informs
Of another Steamboat disaster. The Natfgc
sunk in the OHIO ,ivrr, shout 80 miles below
thai clv. on the l5th Nav. The passengers
were nnhuri. but eteat portion Of the cargo
was d slr0yed
Aconrt IN Obir has decided that an Insurance
Company ia not liable. under the ord.ary
terms Of policy. tpr losses occasioned bV the
bursting Of the boiler Of n steamboat, when il
takes place ~i,hont the agency Of any violence
from the elements.
The Methodist Conferencr, tH'ely held in n
York, have fixed the location Of rLer cont en-
Mia
The cltizeus Of middieiown have subscribed
SJ0,OUO to the College.
Professor Dung inson, Of the University ot
ATg Jun. ls preparing uew Dictionary Of Me-
dica Science aud Literature, which, besides an
ncCount of the various branch oi Medlcipr
viii contain an etymnlngy and prlhugrHphy OF
the terms. with the Greek, French, Grtnan add
Latin synonomes, aud q cr.aous bibne graphy
aud biography.
TX President Adams and lamiy have ien
Washington, Tor their summer residence ~
IasgaClluseits. On his arrival Al Baltimore hf
visited the Rail Road md (says The Baltimore
thronicIr) was highly Gratlfed expressing
The most favorable opinion oil the work. as iai
eSecuted, AVID his best wlsbes for IL, success
lui completion. al BarGen's hDfri he VA,
waited nn by a great number O. tine crizens o
Baltimore, who awaited themselves OF The coca
sion 10 lender those sentiments Of respect. rs
teen mud veueraton which eminent talents
public services and dlsInisresccd patriotism
never fail to creoie.
Justice Valentine, Que Of the Ny York Po
| Ice Magistrates, has been cons lcird Of ma.
practice IN olice, and removed.
Clement flindt, a ciork TO q merchant il
London, who recently fed with e 1900 belong
ing TO has employer, has been unprecedented IL
! PhiIadelph.a.
nervous l'rcnchmsn, who had been in h
daily habit oil reading the Quordenne "a yio
lent party pape-. recently committed saiefd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-03
OBITUARY,

DEPARTED this LIE. NJ his residence In
Bedford county al Saturday The ODD nli Mr.
JOSEPH HARDY, IN the s0,h year OF his age.
Thus we called to mourn the loss OF adotier
Of hose Patriots OF the Revolution, who
fought and hled IA fteedo,n's clause" Mr..
Hardy will long nc remembered IN his neigh
borhond as the friend and brnrfacinr Of ihe
poor. With great perseverance, aud indusu io,ls
enterprise. he had succerdrd IN n,passing n
handsome esthe--nnd, out III his hbnndhntr
was ever ready 10 supply the wants Of ,hr ne-
| esssions. II h useless 20 euioR,ze the virtues
| of the d.c. They haVn,hrp rseord in the henur
l Of hose who knew aud felt their happy inila
| ence--and Oft viii they step AIDE 10 shed tea
| over HI. grave. and 10 bess his memory.
| Asa Christian, Mr.. Hardy gave brigia
exsmpl. IN hs suHrrlngs and dei h. Slr,pt ~
oil his isrrors, death apprared 10 him ywe9
messenger TO conduct him INTO another and n
brighter world Few mrn have lived more -.
| tesmsd---fsw have died mote lamented. L.,
those who are called 10 mourn his loss emulate
hls virtues, 80 that their last end may be like
his
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-03

in france, leaving behind him The following
/ poiei :" have sworn never io witness another
Revolution. II has been slowly approaching
/ IN disguise, bul has NJ Last shown ITSELF openly
see - approaching in oil lis horton. fulfil
my oath such is my destiny"
Al The trolting course near Phi#delphis on
the e0ih May, III. purse OF $500 VAS taken by
COLUMBUS. n Two heats, beating 1opgallannt.
Lady JAcksun and Ephrsim Smooth Time OF
ld heat sm lbs Of the ID, Sm 29s.
Col William X. Iohnsons mare Slender won
The purse OF 5000 ON tho Long Island course on
the 2blh ulf. beating Mednra and Lady Field
IN Two heats. with rAse. Col. Johnsun's mare
Arietla (Which lately beat Ariel IN the match
race for Saaoo Hside) was 10 have run, q day
or two ago, on the same course, another mate
for The snm. SUN, against Sir Lowell. n hall
brother Of Ariel. who lately distinguished
himself both ior speed aud uottom--a miles and
repeat
Mrs Royal has arrived nj New Orleans.
Porter aud Wilson, the mail robbers, have
been sentenced 10 death ~ Philadelphia. IL Is
Tor the President 10 IN the day OF execution.
Doctor Hebermon,, of South Cnvolina, 10
engaged IN the culture of the Vine on a inrr.
scd". lie says the dry soil snd sand hhla not
wcrih more than fifty cents an acro now can
by cnitvaiihg the grape ON II. ba brougb, 10
produce crops on II more valuable ihSn are now
Got ffom the richest lands. lie calculates that
vineyard IN tull bearing will average 900
gallons per acre. The vine which he now
prepares wells readily NJ 81 per gallon when 3
or ! months old.
Men are mpro civilized by their pleasure
than by thor occupations. Business dispensr s
not only With ceremony but wilh common ciyi
hy aud we should beeom. rude, rrpulsiVc
aud ungraeious. did We not recover III our
rtticaiions the urbanfy which in the buslle OF
our iabors We disregard.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-03
THE VsHGgNTAN.
LYNCHBURG. JUNE 3, 1880

Congress'-ihe proceedings OF Congress
though necessarily very much abridged, are
interesting. II will be seen, By reference 70
'hem' 'hai the House of Representatives were
on Thursday engaged in secret session, on a
CONFIDENTIAL message from iao President The
National Intelligence 0 tle neat day tod, tn e
following language on ,a.s suo or.
The Injunction ., secrecy not having been
removed trom the confidential mrssace tran,.
united yesterday by the President to the House
ct Representatives. we ean only speak nj j.,
contents from general lumor. There is no
doubt, from the I'll which the House tnok IN
after reading the mr,saee, thai the comnun,.
CATION embraced Information frcriyed from
our Minister IN England touching bus neyot,a.
uen WIN tie British government, respectinc
'he SoIonm Trade. And il said--notwitl.
standing Tie House Immediately passed the bll
"hlch had originated IN the anticipation Of n
different rrs"'t-ttai The despairtfs FURNISHED
out hhie y any hope q ang satisjaefo,g a,rulgs.
went beng sfec'ed b. our Hu,nitr ua nc s4D.
leet ot TIE hade gucqml"