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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-01
AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY,"

The adjourned meeting of the friends of the
American Colonization Society will be held at the
Court House. on Wednesday Euening, Dec 8, at
o'clock. The Committee appointed at the last
meeting will then make their Report. Addresses
from several gentlemen are expected. As it is
intended to organize County Auxiliary Society,
all persons who feel interested in aiding the efforts
lof the Society to ameliorate the condition of the
Afrlcans-to civilize Africa, and to free our own
country from an alarming and rapidly increasing
evil, are requested to attend. Per order
Dec. /. J. S. BUTLER. Sec'ry.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-01
MARRIED:

In this town, Nov. II, by Rer. Mr.. Hill, Mr..
Amos Robbins of Uxbridge, to Miss Lucy Bigelow
of this town.
In Grafton, by Rev. Otis Converse, Mr.. Samuel
w. Putnam to Miss Aurela Thayer
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-01

TIE CoURT OF COMMON PLEIs will com.
menco sitting in this town on Monday next.
II is common, at this term, to continue in SEES.
sion till all the actions on the docket are dis
posed Of
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-01

THE PROBATE CoURT in this town, for De.
csmb'r, sOmmsuces sitting on Tuesday next.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-01
CHANDELIER for Sac.
PROVIDENCE ALE.

E{NRST quality Providence Ale, by the bar
n rel and half barrel, for sale al The Canal
Store, by ROBERT EARLE.
Worcester, 18th mo ~.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-01

The NEW ENGLAND SHERIFF. book with
this title, compiled by Isaac Goodwin, ESQ.,, has
just issued from the press of Dorr & Rowland in
this town. Without protesting any knowledge on
the subject, we may still be allowed to say, that
from the we'll known reputation of the author, and
the scrutiny to which we know it has been subject
ed, we have no doubt that the work is as perfect a
one OF The kind, as can reasonably be expected
Such book has long been wanted, and if officers
will furnish themselves with it, and become famil-
lar with its contents, it will doubtless be great
safeguard against recurrence of the numerous &C.
tons for mal-practices with which they have been
harrassed for few years past.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-01

WORCESTER LYcEU3. Lecture tomorrow
evening by A. D. Foster, Esq. The bell at the
South Meeting House will ring at quarter past
o'clock, and the Lecture commence at half past
6, precisely.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-01
".aasr STORM, comes a''-sroRm.

Our readers, we think, will coincide with us
as to the propriety of the alteration in the quo
tation at the head of this article. For nearly
the whole month past we have had succession
OF storms, with the Intervention of hardly two
pleasant days at time between, and some-
times with less than one whole one. A single
storm lasted third of the month We have
repeatedly remembered The case of man, who
emigrated to the Western Country and return
cd shortly after. Being asked the reason of his
return, he answered, that, 'soon after his ar
rival, shower came on which lasted a fort
night, and it then set in for a storm He
thought, if such was a specimen of their wealth
er, it was time to be off, Yet, notwithstand-
ing it has been thus stormy, we have had but
little severe weather; much of the heritage of
our fields has continued green, and many kinds
OF plants had continued to put forth their flow.
ers, till covered with the light snow which fell
yesterday
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-01

" AN ACADEMIC Student" will, on re-
Election, be satisfied that newspaper is not
proper vehicle for personal castigation, except
when called for by public considerations.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-01
TO BOOT MAKERS.

"a ME subscriber having been appointed
IA Agent for the sale of the improvement in
measuring the foot and leg, and cutting leather
for Boots, under the patent of Can't. THonAs
HOWE. invites those interested in that impor.
tant branch of the business to call at his SHOE
STOKE, No. GOddords Roao, and examine
the same, where sales will be made and all
necessary information given relating thereto.
SAMUEL B. SCOTT.
Worcester, Dec l. 3m
VI At the above Store will be found large
and fashionable assortment of BOOTS and
SHOES. OF all kinds, manufactured by the SUBJ
scriber, with variety Of other articles, usually
kept in his line, which will be sold on The most
lloeral terms. SAMUEL B. SCOTT
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28

people Of York county convened, denoun-
cOunced the selfish policy of Philadelphia
in attempting to compel them to send their
produce there, and determined to go Oh
with their rail road without the aid OF all
act Of incorporation. The Baltimore pa
pcrs announce, that voluntary and oDso-
lutte release and conveyance ofthe soil Tor
"a Rail Road from York to tie Maryland
line, has been given by tie owners OF the
land, with all the privileges necessary Tor
It's construction; ard that there IS now no
obstruction to the immediate prosecution OF
the work.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28
From the n. Y. Mercantile Advertiser, April 20
FROM COLOMBIA.

The brig Hiram, arrived last evening
sailed from Laguira on the 18th ult We
learn from Capt. Whitaker, that the com
missioners sent by Gen. Bolivar had been
met by Gen. Paez, who declined to treat
with them on any other condition than a
complete acknowledgement Of the lndePen'
dence OF Venezuela, The commissioners
had therefore set out on their return TO
Bogota.-Gen. Paez was at Valencia
preparing to resist any attempts to suDdue
the country. He had already assembled
about 10000 troops in the neIghborhood
of Maracalbo, and had there been JON
ed by 500 Of the troops sent by Bolivar
from Carthagena, to act against hun.
There was every indication that the firm
stand taken by Venezuela and the other
provinces which had Ieagued with her.
would be sustained, and their Indef endence
established.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28

We learn that tAe accident, winch lately
happened to the steam boat ilunuess, &C
cured OH Sunday the l4Ih instant, about Ii
miles above Smlthlaud. The boat had
put TO shore to leave a passenger and care
was taken 10 let sufficient quantity OF
steam escape to secure the safety Of the
engine; and as the boat put eff from the
shore the explosion took place.-lhree
persons were klled--0ue englneer-one OF
the firemeu, and the cook; two other hands
on the boat jumped overheard, though very
badly scalded; no other serious injury sus-
tainod. Gin. ca.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28
RIVER BRIDGE.
The work

A letter from Mr.. Doddridge to a gen
deman IN Wheeling, states that the COM
mttce on internal Improvement will re-
port a bill authorslng a subscription OF
100000 dollars to the stock Of the Ohlo
and Belmont Bridge Company, and that
the bill will pass, if not got through this
session, at the next session Of Congress.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28
NEW YORK, April T..

WI " CAtAA1 - pun Aes
FLOUR LA consequence Of The ad-
vance Do the E1g sh markets, great ami
nation has prevailed throughout the week
in our market, audupwards ofl2OO0 bar
rels of all descriptions have been disposed
of. at am advance of from % TO 81 cents
per barrel
GRAIN.-There is very little of any
DESCRIPTION ON hand, the advance of Flour
wdl, Of course, cause a corresponding at.
vance M grain.
REMARkS.-The numerous short
arrivals from England during the past
week, are unparalleled; advIccs down to
the 29th ult, only eighteen days since,
were received from Liverpool. The adj
vance there on Flour and Cotton,
has bad a corresponding effect here. The
sales of Flour during the last SIX weeks
here have beeu large, and at gradually lm-
proving prices. The shipments to foreign
ports, from New York during that period,
have been about ninety thousand barrels
/ The Cotton market at Liverpool, nOtwIth-
standing the large receipts, have been stea-
Idly improving. The sales here have been
extensive. The prevailing n E winds
for length Of time, has kept ont vessels
| from the South, until our supplies Of 81.
yars. Molasses, Rice, and naval Stores,
have become very much reduced-lhC
Spring business in Groceries, Dry Goods
md Hardware, is active; and as ouI
yharves are crowded with shipping, winch
are employed lt advanced rates otireighis,
business wea.s a brighter appearance than
We have noticed it for a long ume.-lhC
money market continues abundant ano
| Exchanges on Europe continues IN favor
ct the UnitedStates.
y. Y. DAiLH .2deerliser.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28
G. o o ID S,
~ b0Nght at ANction,

mot bought at auction,
which hey will sell as usual at the very LOWEST
prices Their Stock has been selected with care
in the Philadelphia and Baltimore markets, add
.orCAsF They pledge themselves that those who
call and examine their Goods. shall find them az
least ~ CHEAP IS THE CHEAPEST or
TIE CHEdP.
THEIR ASSORTMENT CONSISTS ~ PART or
Superinoand common blue, black brown, olive,
steel mixed, aud crct West of England Cloths
Superine mixed and carei, Oxford steel mixed,
brown, and fancy coiourod Cassimcrcs and Sat
tinets
Super buff cashmere and Marsoiles Vestins;
variety OF Fancy Vestiug, from ~ - cents to
5 dollars: Br0chelle, an elegant article for gen
tlemen's wear.
Mixed and black Lasting and Beaycrlcen: striped
Satteens, and French Dnings.
New style baneup Cords.
BombazcttS, Bombazines, and Circassians, Of
every colour and quality.
4 splendid assortment of Ginghamg and CalIcoes
cheaper than ever.
Super aud common Irish Linens Il linen canibrics
French chiltz and painted muslins
Llrge India company baudanna handkerclncfs
India and Canton grapes; super blk silk Cambiets
Blue, olive, and drab Pittsburgh Chenille, aud
NJ. -, D., al til ,.,,,,1,, ,,,-..
5,'' le',', 80 ''','' ,J ,
Cotton Hosiery of every kind;
India blue. yellow and white NankCens;
Ri 1,cl,i,,gs Pl,ids. Ncrino Circ,s,ian..
super fmcy Ingram and India cmpeting;
super large size hearth rugs; Canton Grape robes;
o l ~ IIo o.,J Gloves i- ' ,gd al NIits 1'7
GcuiIemen's DO.
Tortoise Shell aud Brazil tucl, and side combs;
Super let black Italian Mtcstrng silk;
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28
pHIL-ADELPnIA AnrII "a

TIE MAHkEr.-A ialr supply Of Flour
has been received rom the Susquehluna
sluce our rcp3rtou Saturday last, and sales
of upwards ot 5000 barrels Superine at
-: the demand continues, ard the stock
remaining on hand Is very small.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28

Extract ola letter from gentleman at
Fort Mitchell, Alabama, dated March
2S.l, 1880
"Iao winter has been most delightful
There has scarcely beeu a day that we
sol.d not sitwih d00rsaHd windows OPEN
The woods now are covered with ver-
-lre, indeed, riding out yesterday even
ing, ] was sruckwIh their beauty g. per-
tune. The ground IS almost covered with
lowers; tae creeks are lined with jassa-
nine and magn0.as. which perfume the
surrounding country TO a great distance:
also gfea, many wild p.ums, which are
.erq 0dou,erous. Strawberries now be-
a oupen, and ina few days we shall
ave peas, sc.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28

The venerable Charles Carol, Of Car
roIton. has lately conveyed to the Roman
Catholic Seminary at Baltimore, 10
eros of the Manor, together with SoOOJ'
f., erect a Seminary thereon. for the PIE
ration of young men for the ecc!eslasu'
cal state.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28

SrFAAInnAT- EXPLOSION.

The Opelousas lLou.) Glzette states that on
the 9th, the st58uJo Z VA. TELL whue Oh heI
massage from Pittsburgh 10 New Orleans ao'u'
r. miles above the mouth IF Red River, bWs.
''- boIer and sunk In about tiyc minutes from the
niue of the accident. Five lives were lost AMI
inc .ca-gO entirely.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28

The STANTON SPECTATOR, 10 giving
the returns of the vote on the New Constl-
tuition. pays Ohio county a handsome com
pIment, by setting it in capitals as a
mark Of distinction. If the vote OF tins
county had been unanimous, she could not
have done herself much greater honor than
she did; but e. t,co of the four who voted
for the Constitution had known what they
were about, they would have voted other
wise. We are crodjbly informed that one
of tho four thought he was voting for a
Convention, and that another of them
thought that he was choosing between two
candidates for the House of Delegates
Nessrs. RATIFICATION and REACTION
and as he liked the name of Mr.. Rautca-
ton the best he voted for him.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28
sTRAY HETFEER.

llASlE 20 he residence o. the ~, 80. ~
" Boggss Run, near W nss- Ill =, fgEJi
past, 4 WHITE AND RED ~ ~ - I'LL ~.
FER, marked both ears siPpose' - -"
- TIa o,v-.er f. 5csir,d 10 come and prove pro
-..-,v nav tbarpes. ana take her away
Pci,5' 81 i5s5 JAMES BLAKE
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28

Among other curI0slucs IN the Ne"
ENGLAND caravan, now exhibiting at tIage
Aliev. Boston, there Is to be seen a mann
moth horse, - hands high, and weIghn5
BOO pounds,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28

ra lI'. a. constantly ana T0ItI
sies, sou, ,.,,st, u.s. nut before
l0Is.f' as D. .,. loss ostb, p-,.ensI on
people Us ~ he on refine IT,
l mlsl-' r.,- ,r-s,st I'm the attempt
rc1ts' ,'- -.-zs..-s AGAINST the voice
osr1'1. .' 55.-,r Dsnaues. it Is, we cou-
.las -A'.... I.- ,es range of POSSIBLE
uIt' '-'., ..,s. him his throne.
5 al.- ".- t...-re. vs translate a1 i1-
hes so.. r,n tee Aur~aurgb Ga
o.s.-- -.ia the conditions upon
' | I.,-7E accepts the soyar-
ultl .....-...,.-. It's. we tnuk, Oh
.'.t Cd. . .....s T..i-, ta have the
BE- ln''...- ...l Gambia inrsr11re,ed
sl..',. I.., .,rd not be GRANTED
into a- N.-- NUS. ..1s.s for Greece.
Ea.s..' ..'- -..... N1.-ob1t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Gazette guy -I, ......i'.-.--'.
a London head, ..- .-.' I i'.. 49, a..
.T.s .rs1-cl. conferences O-'" So' '''J
Ambassadors OF france "Il l'u7s''' aqua
lord Aberdeen. have f9'eIs' e,. To- r '..- exc
u.m o, ,a -.-- 80.
p--.s Leopold refused The sovereignty OF
Greece ln5ss -s''".' ~o'.,'-'. .l----...
-rIhm. These were, 'ae moor .'o'"-
7-- ,-las Islands oil. Canal' ''' .7-..''7
rer,r state o.. Jrccce' He -'''''|
l.raD9s.1r powers OF q O'eeN '0'..'
,-.s. tr.l d diversion Oh, Preach
.s-rIs remain i1 Greece at the oS.
-r,., F-.-.r Governments and es-
.-. ---,....ar AGAINST every
'-..- 49,. .7 ne Vu-ks
.-...--e --,as-sI bay all the
$1,000. .,... l,r..I VET
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28

-T'ra-tcf letter dated NsC Orleans,
MARCH rs.
The crop of Sugar Is asceraneI To- O.
noun. TO forty eight thousand hogs6egds.
o .i..c more than halt of last wears crop:
winch gives by calculation half tais guam
e.} OF molasses, say twenty four thousand
oossleads, of which SIX thousand are con
s-Aed here, leaving eighteen thousand
.'' eEporuOn. Eleven thol,and bogsbsads
'A'e already been shipped
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28

The precauGon taken by the Eastern
politicians 20 secure tothemselyes the con-
roul of the State Government will no
doubt be more eGsctual than the measures
contemplated by the French Charter have
been in obtaining Ministerial majorities
In the Chamber of Deputies. The French
Ministers can Prologue OF dissolve me
Chambers when a majority has been elect
od against them. But our masters have
provided beforehand, that majority oP-
nosed 10 them cannot be elected
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28

Last year the project ota rall road iron
Baltimore to the borough Of York, in Penn
sy,van1. has settled. Application was
made to the Legislature Of Pennsylyani.
for an act of Incorporation. The Hou<'
Of Representatives passed bill for tn,
nuroose. The PhiladelPhians became a.
,rmed. and sent a deputatiOn to the sea
Of GOVERNMENT to endeaver to defeat tho
,l.i, the Senate. The bill was lost i,
SENATE by large majority. The goo,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28
EEHE COMPILER.
ESXENNEAKNG:

W8DU93DA83 Ag2IA a31 1850.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28
TAKE NOTICE.

n l. persons uidebiei q, y 9iin sgrsoF. are re
~ quesied 10 call anil .ctstfSheir accounts
with him before the first 0fyiay next Tho-a
that DO not, Nay rest assured that their accounts
win be gwen into the hands Of i,ose 8af WI b
paid for their irOubo
April H. LIZ
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28
Z.8N,E & PENTONET,

HAVE JUST RECEIVED
l cask old l. p. Sicily MADEIRA WINE,
casks Old Sherry Giu'
! Tenerifs ditto
3 best quality Port oiuo
Lisbon ldl0
old AIM proof JAMAICA SPIRITS;
, COG. BRANDY.
true Holland GIN
West India Spirits; New England Run
, Peach Brandy; so Nmskey
- cases Ist quality Champagne Wmei
ST. Julm's Cldret ditto.
LO.RF SUGAR, No. l, ,, 3.
Wheeling, April y, lS,i',
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28
TIE MARKETS

The price OF Flour at Wheeling range.
from 81 80 to - % per barrel. Bacor
is worth 6 cents per pound by the quantity
The Steam Mill below town is purchasing
Wheat at 10 cents per busheI.
The late prices at Pittsburgh, Balti
more, Philadelphia and Now York, val
be seeniu the following articles.
PITTSBJ RGlL April %.
Bacon, plenty, at 3 10 AMI q cents, wholcsa'.
Butter, keg cents Lud,1 2aJ.
Btsns busiyi. 60
Flour. euy % a3 90.
Feathers - 5U. scarce
Wheat. IS e 80. sclsee; Corn. 80 a 81, scCce
Flax, 6 ccn,s Baeswax, - -, 10 demand.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-29
MR.. CLAY.
s. BALDWIN.

During the late canvass, Mr. Clay's enemies took
infinite pains to ascertain the condition Of his affairs
and TO declare him bankrupt This being the
case. we think their lbeTaiity should allow him to
practice law for the support of his family But this
they wall not permit, and his resumption Of practice
IN the Federal Court Of Ohio, has exposed him 10
new vollios Of abuse and observation-disclosures being
said among other things that he had no business there
and that bis visit political. This assertion bss
elected the following notice from the Chlicothe @,
zette.
We called upon the editor Of the "Pos," for the
name OF the individual, upon whose "unouegtionablo
authoTiiy' he asserted, that Mr. CLAY was not "di
Tecily or indirectly concerned i'm nny case deponJ
ing before me Federal Court in session. al Go.
Ilmous: BIT he has declined to give up the author
OF the ialsebOod; 10 rctrnct the calumny We have
taken the trouble 10 write TO friend at Columbus
TO ascertain, whether Mr.. CLAY was "dlrecty" con-
cerned ~ any suit in the Federal Court fIis nm
sWeT below furnishes evidence that he was and Gl
~ sustains our charges Of falsehood against tho
Fost' whether the calumny originated in the
brain of the editor hmself-who seems bv the vyov
TO be rather silly egotst than otherwise--or ,ybe
ther It was fabricated by some one Of his political
prompters here, Is amatter Of little CONSEQUENCE: IL
10 an r1anous fdisehOod, IN all it's bearings and We
IebVe II with the editor Of the "Post" and his Jack
son cfonles to saddle 1t on the right horse
~ Is certainly great outrage upon the charnc-
ter Of the State and the proprietes and deconees f
social life, to assai this Editor has done any rep
stranger who may visit our State in the pence
oDie pursuit Of his lawful private concerns But
"hen such mdgnIties offered 10 as DISTINGUISHED
a private citizen as HENRY Guar, whose narno is
associated with every public benefit and bessino
which our country has ENJOYED for the last tbir,e
the SKATE, '" ."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-29

CoLUMBUs, July >.
Dear Sis You enquire of me how many cnuses
MI CLAY has on tho docket of the Federal Court.
All know, is that before he came here he was en-
gagged to argue the great case OF WmirE cersus TINS
CoRroRArioN OF CiNciNN ATT, whichinvovcs property
estimated from three to ivc hundred thons, doi
lars in which case, he this evening made speech in
the u States Court House, crowded to OVERLOOKING
with ladies and gentlemen, which would have done
credit to Wesimnster-llall IN the best days of Lord
Erskine or Of MIR. Canning himself Mr.. CLAY was
also employed to attend TO very important suit of
Thomas s. lIindc, Esq. which will probably be ar
guod about the Goth of the month. | do not know
"ether Mr. CLAY has heen retained in any new cases
or not but 1t Is probable he will BE- feed in most of
the important causes the docket.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-29

Census and RepreseHfion. The returns pf the u.
B. Census for $50, being taken, excite good
deal OF interest different parts of the Union. The
principal returns which have yer reached us from
the State of Massachusetts,, and We are thns enabled
to form tho opinion that New England will not lose
any weight IN the political scale at the Con-
gress, and that the following general calculation WILL
IN the main, perhaps, be found nearly correct
NJ y Nor. Her
Estimate and comparative view, with the present;
ratio OF the spportonment Of representation To each
state IN the House of Representatives OF the United
States, agreeaby to the Census of $50, now being
taken, supposing tho ratio to be fix ID at $4,000.
From Williams New-Yosk Annual Register
Census $50 Census 1880.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-29
IRON the Petersburg hteiiiSencer Of veae
RAIL ROAD NOTICE

Il.
we commissioning for receiving Subsc riptons TO
hali Road have appointed Agents in
several OF the counties of Virginia and North Caro-
INA; on and near the Roanoke River, who will opon
BOOKS Of Subscription at the different Courthouses
Inc Company could now be organized but il is
"ished 10 give those gentlemen in the country who
are disposed to subscribe opportunt of ATTENDING
the urst meeting, IN person by proxy that their
interests may be represented the election of PreE
dent and Directors. - ieei-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-29
MARIGIE NEWS.
PORT or RTCTI.WOND
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Schr Traffic, Kelley from Boston, via City Point
VIII sundres, 10 Lucke g. Sizer w &, C. Cronoo'
Marx q Son, Otis, Dunlop q Co, nd Davennoyt'
SIoop Lady Washington, Corson, from sonerse,t
SAILED,
coal. W '"uBV''iS' viii
Schr Mary Archer, Woglom, for New York. with
flour ''''' WIN 'o"aeSo "
,. S s. Neptune, Gator, for GOsport Dry Dock,
schr Rachael & Lydia, Plumor, for Rost,n, with
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-29

From the Phiiad Ln9sarer Of yuonday
TIE WEATHBR.-Scveral more deaths occurred in
this city yesterday and the day previous in conse
quence Of excessive heat A young man in South
wark, the nephew Of Mr. Dawson, was among the
victims