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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-06
For LirerpOoi,

fOT hTePOOt,
III TIE superior Ship lNIEZ, ii. LUHT,
,tSIs>, Jr. Master, now at City Point, and hav-
2J1lh in larg portion of her cargo engaged,
sz*sez NEE with despatch.-IHor freight,
apply L. JOSEPH MARI g. son.
aug G-dis
UPTON YARNS have received an invoice
~ Of lleywood's superior Cotton Yarns, direct
from the Powbatan factory, put up in Packages of
I1o hs each assorted numbers, of equal qualities -
snail be regularly supplied with the article, direct
from the factory, and shall be able to sell on terms
satisfactory to merchants, and others, who want
CdHon ANDREW SWEENY.
ana Get cod
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New Novel

VENHE Lost Heir and lie Prediction, in vo's.---
IL Just published, and for sale by
augd i. II. NASH.
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THE ELECTION

On Monday next the County Elections will commeuce in
lh state In selecting the candidates the Influence Of local
questions has generally prevailed PARTY politics;
quenuy the political character Of tire Legislature cannot
he anticipated with any degree Of certainty With respect to
NATIONAL politics. IS true, good deal Of olciiude has
Iet by our political friends IN has been
very le concert or systematic action among them Our on
ponens have as usual been yefan but have not been
lie u perceive that their prospects NJ are NJ all acr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-06

KENTUcEY ELrcrroNs The elections for the Lo-
gislature take place in this month. The Jackson
prints claim an anticipated majority; the Lexington
Reporter Of July 23th, makes tho following obscr.
vouons on the causes which may effect, and the pro-
bable results Of the elections
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TRIe DAY.

Virginia State Lottery,
WIl be drawnal the Eagle Hotel THIS DAY, at
a before o'clock T. NJ
PRIZES:
! prize Of $4,000 10 prize Of s. 900
] do 5000 10 do 400
l do 1000 10 do 200
do 1886 so do 100
Tickets Si-llalyos 2--Quarfers I.
For sale al f. MIcKLE'S,
aug Next below the door Of the Eagle Hotel
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G Prizes of $1,000 is $4,000.
NEW YORK LOTTERY, EXTRA CLASS No 10,
Drawing to be received Monday.

- W S 'S.S''eu h"hudy'
SPLENDID CApITATs
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OISPUR will stand The pre- sent season It the
81 Glebe it, the County of Charles CITY: the season
has commenced and will terminate on the 4h day of
July. Hot-pur will be let TO mares fifteen dollars
the season. which may he discharged by the payment
OF ten dollars if paid before the sea<on ex pires Mares
VIII he ensured at twenty dolars-6iy cents to be paid
10 the Groom fr each mare. Good and extensive pas
tnrage viii be furnished gratis, and every att
lenon p,id TO mares, but liability for accidents
Grain will be furnished ii required at twenty five cents
DAY. Hotsprr has been standing horse two seasons
iiS colts woull do credit to any horse in America, and
IN support oil tins declaration, appeal 10 all who either
have colts OF ! Ia get, or VITO have seen them.
iio'srur was Eot"n toy the celebrated Timoleon: his
d"m wa. by old Ache; dam by imported Mas.ie;
< G. x dam by oil WiidAir;9 q. g. dam by Mark An
ihony; p. z. &. e. dam by Fearnought,hus combin4
ing most OF the beet crosses Of this country
io,rPlr was injured in his training when yonnr and
IN consequences thereof taken from the turf Ihava
been In ormsd he two ssasous and was never beat
en- unui he sustained tho injury Those wishing TO
se booded horses can never expect 10 do upon bet
Ter terms. than here offered believe there is no
hoTss III VIRGINIA of equal promise standing so low.
shonld like TO di>pOse of one half of dis horse to-
some gentleman who is a pond manager If such prop-
erty, JOHT II CHRISTIAN
M"ch ~ lO0-w4w
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q w Wa. RoSt'enf Hunters nj Land IN Ohio and
IL hfHfHcEY.- subscriber having established
hhse u ~ tl" town Of Chicohe in the S ate of Ohio,
as General Land Agent. offers bis services such
persons =" may wish 10 sell lands, make cole cons, pay
hFeS investigate tides, obtain Information If anv
KIND respecting the situation Of their prope ry in Ohio
aud Kentucky His compensation will be lnoderatet
out dependent OF course upon the circtrnsiance Of
each II dligeat attention and an honest dis
charge OF such trusts may he confidcd TO him shall
en'itle Him 10 the public coaf.ence he hopes TO OBJ
tain it, "
Having just commenced this kind of business, he
pegs leave 10 rf'r such may not know him, to
Mtssrs John Scott OF Fredericksburg IL Peyton and
Daniel Sh' fey Of Stanton, Gen John Floyd Of Mont
gomefy, John Scott OF Fauquer Francis S Key of
GeOrge'own, Roger fancy of Baliimore, Thomas
Green OF Richmond, and Col. $. Watkins of Gooch-
land
Letters (ro pa) directed to me, at Chilicothe wiz
receive puDctual attention.
OHIO n. w. LUCKETT
march z. 10l--w6tif
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March 10.

"A AND FOR SALE.-Wil be sold, on the prrmi.
nl i'es. TO the highest bidder, uesdsy The 25 n
gay OF May next, the tract Of Land, belonging % the
Legatces OF John SPEARS decreased containing 32s ~
cfes his land lies on Muddy creek in the upper eDd
OF Powhatan, within mile and a half of the Muddv
creek nhIf-a description OF The land is unnecessafy
as u Is pfe'Um,d. persons wishing TO purchase will
eau srd view The land, which wilt be hewn by Henry
hrd at Christmas next, at which time pose. sion will
he given the balance in two equal annual PAYNE
ana Deed OF Trust to secure the last paynnnt--The
purchaser VIII be allowed the privilege Of seeding
crop Of wheat BY THE LEGATEES.
WI be cold on The came day the dover land former
W belonging TO Mfs a. Cheatwood, about 43 acres two
thirds OF which IL valuable low ground; his land adj
Joins the above tract The tile will be warranted du.
ring the life Of Mr.. Cheatwood.
HENRY HATCHER.
fOwha'an, March 49, 1O0-I MIA2M*
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NOTICE.

HRH virtue Of deed OF trust, executed by Reuben
-ns Cowhsfd, dec, TO James Minor, dec, for lie
purpose Of securing the payment Of certain sums Of
money therein specified TO be due to Ralph Quarles
which said deed bears date the Let day of September
lea county will be sold for cash on the premies on The
yh day Of April next. IL fair il not the next fair day
thereafter, Sunday excepted) certain tract or parcel
mine creek, adjoining the lands of the ssid Rslnb
Quares and others containing about eight hundred and
twsniy.one acres, much thereof as will he sufi
cen, TO pay the afn0unt remaining due 10 the said
Ralph Quares. The subscriber believes the title TO be
Indispensable, but be will convey such only as IL vested
in him by The order Of Court.
e.. NJ. QUARLES. Conf.
March TO- i00-ws,.s
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gress does not bind the Congress folio wing" True;
not il the subsequent Congress wills otherwise, and
gives expression to that will But the invsriabe prac
tre Of Congress has been, where resolution IL ine
finite "a to the continuance OF what orans that the
thing ordained Is held TO continue until il il terminated
either by its nature by tue of an
other order or resolution In my case, each new Spea
ker, in succession, orders - Gle, for the con-
unuance OF my employment; because il. duties bad not
expire aud the House bad arrested them. Where
then, was the "fa.tening' upon the House! Is the
Post Master fastened the House. are the II SEN
gers.
But thi, was done by Mr. Cav. TINE: bn, mere.
W as te organ OF the body. lie simply executed the
order OF ih. Houses IL il true he selected me a. the
person to be employed: but he did 50 in
Of the written recomm' nda'i,n OF more than six'y
members OF Congress, from both Houses. And as 10
his doing this to aid Gaze. atom how couid IN 4 be;
when he was strongly opposed to those gentlemen, a.
having r.nged themselves under The banner Of
th-r candidate for the Pcsiencv,and o,eniy alIud-
ell TO them the floor Of the House. as fed on the
pap Of the Treasury"
believe there remains but point more to be
cleared up in order to satisfy reasonable and me
Chose who arc otherwise nothing will sa,i.fv:) and
that il, to objection which was urged i'm de-
bate from the TACT tina, time during the Sessions
Congress has been occupied in reporting, while my
salary "a ID fasman ran throng hou the year To a fy
this objection, it will be suiisn, 10 state that during
he recess, double tcork dome Two and some
times three, and four, persons g emrlove, Thi.
fact MIR. Clarke certes in his letter to tie
ment Comt,ee; and its is proved bv the amount
oil work accomplished, which is much gre alter than |
uoht WIFI my own naBus II steadily at
| throug hout the year.
The above explanation of facts which have unde r.
gone every possible form of perversion considered
due to myself; to you. sir, who have expressed your
sell 40 kindly in relation TO personally: and to all
others (and believe there some who may shar,
the same friendly feeling 1t is not made to .ati.f,
your correspondent know him; an! ne man nht
does viii ever hope TO satisfy him. or thiuk the at,en
worth the tronbic.
As To what has been done, | have nothing TO saw
congress- doubt not, has been actuated by convic
ton OF duty; IL is not for arraign its conduct
have experienced many tokens Of Kindness at the hand
OF its members persoaaly of which shall ever cher
ish grateful remembrance. A .inecurr | never a k.
ed; and heaven knows INV situation Draft.msn bs,
oeen any thng else. Hitherto a benign Providence
has kindly minsierej 10 my wants. and 1 doubt moi
viii still supply them. To live without Iabour is but
10 nave patent Tor misery. l expect 10 toll; and n
ny the ex-rtion ofevery effort succeed In raisn,
and educating the large family committed to nv care
shall lay down my head with coutentment and grail
| tude e
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Let them remember the difficulties attending the
construction and final formation Of this mighty fabric
and above all things let them be particularly careful
how they attempt pull it down. and put to haz 'rd
the erection of another good, because, every JOINT
and member does not fit eracy and square tcih ereyy
ones tcishes,
The two ends of this great State, hold such separ
and distinct interests that nothing but mutual
sons and liberal compromises could have brought the
two to meet on the middle ground of friendly, safe and
permanent happiness, and final prosperity. They are
thus brought to form one great and general whole, in
which these local and separate interests and all unknd
feelings towards each other ought be hence forever
merged and lost In the common good-thc most aiiec
tomato brothcrly feelings returned and all the ket
and best reciprocal offices rendered another The
different positions, habits, and pursuits OF the East and
the West, point, and invite most strongly to such
oil cordial and social intercourse, and beneficial po-
CAL moral, and nseparable, close and strong alliance.
Such, il is hoped this New Constitution will Afford
Heaven grant it free and full adoption by an over
whening majority of all the good Citizens o, the whole
tate-is the sincere wish of
CITIZEN BUcKINGHAM COUNTY.
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n AND AND LOTS AT AUCTION.-By vjrtue
III ol DEED Of Trust, executed Ire suhsrrihsr Inv
Hays L. Isaacs. on the 10Th day OF December 1921
and recorded according 10 Law, purposes therein ~.
pressed; will on The I2Ih day Of April next at the
CITY Hall in The city OF Richmond proceed TO sell 10
NE highest bidder, at public auction, for cash all The
ught u'ie and interest, owned by sai1 Isascs i'm the
following tracts of land 10 witt tract of land contain
ing 1885 acres described, lying and being in the
county oil Norfolk, Va. and patented by the Common.
wealth TO L. Gait |. Isiacs, j Mordeoai, and others
Also, another tract Of land in Henco county desch
Ell as being miles below Rockets, aud containing 73
acre'; also all the right and iutefet l by said saars
in the following lots in The city of Richnand 10 " IL!
n lot on e ST., on the North side Of said sfrcr, on
which lot IL wood building and temporary Black
Siths shop, said lot being known by the name Of Bird
III the hand, also Two other lots near Enders Factory
on sad street. on each OF which il a wooden buiIino
and on one OF said lot is the Jewish Buryipc ground
also cue other lot on tie South-sie Of SAID Street he
ing The lst lot below the County Court House q
aid oi is small wooden tenement; the laid lands and
I''s eing devised bv Isaiah Isdacs TO the said Havs
isaacs and his sister Frances. Frances Block Act
ing az trustee, such title is vested in me only will bc
conveyed TO The purchaser, purchasers which title
however, is believed to be good
-, J. KINGSOLVING.
March 10. IOo-w,d.
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I'll Oh REWARD will give the above reward
Y s6V fer the apprehe nsion and q, livery to me OF
my negio man Martin, who was permitted last Christ
mas ia Wit his wife, living az MIR Wm. Clsit orres, OF
the fllrg Tree. N King William county. aud hs.
yer ~ urned TO Tie since lie was pnrehas,d by me,
from Mr. Claiborne about II months sco and is mot
probably, now IN The neishtorho % the Piping Tree.
or m the Guy Rchiaond, where he has ons.
To any person WHO VIII take him up and o,g- him in
ny Jail. so that get Inn again viii give the re-
ward o. S15; 80 II thought ~ above M stioned,
tn. reward o. $50
Martin i. a ston'. wese' End very black man, Of
a'@ui ~ wears Of age; ha. rough kin, proe ting
forward, heavy brow, AMI very white teeth; and is :
probably, about II. . inches high.
| BEVERLY RANDOLPH,
VI re City oi Richmond.
March ~ IOq-w,,v
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nu' once more granting that abocr has been psr.
formed and with advantage 10 the public service. sG
ny s"P'oVmen' was without due autborty' ask bv
emPoysdf by what authority does the Postmaster If
me house hold his place and receive its emouments;
ry ne se,i.same as in my cases by resolution of the
rouse NOT by mem resolution repeated every vesr
ou' oy revolution old 1900: while that in nv case
was passed IN 1924, But ga resolution Of one Con.
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TE.y T,HOUS8N'D DOLLgRS
ODD AND EVEN, No 2 WILL DRAW in THE
CRY OF BALTIMORE

CITY OF BALTIMORE,
ON Wcdncsdoy, The Ttoenfg Fourth day of March,
AH ARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, No. g. for
lVH 1880 This scheme IL arranged on the popular
ODD and EVEN SYSTEM, by which the holder Of
Two Tickets or Two Shares, is certain Of obtaining at
least One Prize, and may draw THREE!
Besides tie Capital Prize Of TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS, there are The usual number Of minor de-
nominations, and no Prize lotoer than fire Dollars.
Only 5000 Tickets in the Scheme-More Prizes
than Blanks the whcls payable in CASH, which
uiuaI can he had the moment they are drawn.
Whole Tickets, So 90 Quarters, 81 rs
Balves, 90 Egh'hs, 62
- ORDERS either by mail (post pad) private
conve vance, enclosing the Cash prizes, will meet
the prompt and puucuaI attention If person.
al sTplication.-AGdress
J. I. COHEN, Jr. s. BROTHERS,
Feb. 26 IO3-t2lstM Baltimore.
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TENRUST SALE.-Agrceable TO the provisions OF a
~ Deed Of Trust, executed 10 by Francis j.
Defer and duly recorded in the County Court Of Char.
oue, hall proceed IN SELL the 9th day of Al ril
next I7034 acres Of Land, conveyed in said Deedf r
cash. The said Land lies in the county Of Char lotte.
PETER w. STREET
Mach TO- IOo--It-
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FESHE CELEBRATED HORSE SIR ARCHIE
n sill stand tie ensuing season at nv stable in
nor harnnton county, North Carolina about 3 miles
rom the Courthouse, 8 miles from the Town of Halifax
and II miles from Be!hed, Va. He will cover mares
al 10 d,ars the season, payable the 1t Of January
NEXT win one dollar II the groom ia all Cases Such
OF SH srche's friends that live at dis will md
heir NOES with '- mares, pa able The Is' OF Janii-
airy; also feeding OF hc mares TO be paid for when taken
away. Iii season will commence OH the LIST Februa-
ry anu terminate on the lSt Of August.
Extensive fields OF small grain and clover are sovr.
Tor The benefit OF mares, which may be "ft with the
horse, with h' addition Of grain feeding 80 Is cents
per day. Separate enclosure. provided for mares
will colts No pains will he sra'ed in taking the hes
po slbie care oi mares, Sc. which be- lett
responsibility Tor ESCAPES or sccid-nt..
~ Sir Archie's blood great liz, ~. Torrance or
The 'u'i' snd Gel biy foal ee,irr are sufficient
iero"in'nsdtions. JOHN ID. ANTS.
NIL CT ~ I0g--w4W
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irrLrToS w. STEW Miss Ans
Capt Ezekiel DAVIS, all OF this city.
the 9th of March, the 18th ngn
pulmonary disease, Mrs KERAN HAPPUc
Richard Bass of Scottvlc, Powhaan, leaving behind
ues husband, aud mournu group bowa their
adjective ani ircpaablo loss. She died lived
humble sincere and dcvout christian, although
concd 10 bed OF sickness for months
ou when she took her flight TO the blsu
great PATIENCE and perfect
oi The strength of her faith lanp
lilo gradually cxtinguishcl. Sometimes while
ster TO her wants, her thoughts through
1ra those celestial longc 10
reach IN order TO join with choirs angels shouting
praise 10 The adorable God of the Universe Ii her
friends may be permitted To form
me, the peculiar traits of which CoJ
and love to man from the
she met the nonster DEATH they than weep
LOT uy nave nm annang that she
miscres oil Tins wo un the pains of
enjoyment OF "a lar exceeding and eternal
ana That although she subject
mohcatons, and trials, of this probationary
gone -
4" Where she battle her soul
In seas of heavenly
And not of trouble roll,
Across her peaceful breast.
Mrs Bass has of the Netboli.,
Church, for many years. f(,ony,t1ic,,cJ'
At Snowlii, Spottsy County, Va ON the 9Th inst
ner potraced Illness IN about the Gst age Mrs
MARY hLsor consor OF Major Benjamin Alsup The anguish
winch her death has family aH To ALI those
acquainted with her, bears that Sin, WIS
good " oman in the fullest import Of the term. 49,
z.<r- ssE-yvr
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To THE EDiroR, OF THE ENQUIRER

To THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER.
GENrLEMEN:--I hud you have copied from the
vt oiumba Times" the rariculais Of the Charleston
Rsces-in which the two mile day il particularly no
tced am not foni OF, will ever derAct any Of
he lair lame lonorably obtan-d, from any gentleman
or his ho-se-but nhen doubt, and also when see
the remark made, az regards III" yaukcy Maid il will
be only justice TO my self and the fankey Maid 10 no.
ice any thing like her ALLY ". Cal. Singleton be
ar commoda,ed-he has only 20 say h. will run any
where in The State of North Caroline, heo, lie
lst day OF June, the same distance, with the same
weights, for $1,000 half forfeit and TO- his p,ance
70 be made by the l0b cf next mOn,h, when bond and
Maid s. Sru Carolina Clara Fi'her. But to the poin,
II am anxious To NEE, this great Southern veteran -
fankey Maid presumes to say that he IS Glars F,-h-
er's superior. JAMES J. HARRISON.
Diamond Grove, Brunswick, March 10, 1880.
ADDITIONAL BLOWS THE CONSTITUTION.
In the Senate Of The u s., Friday last a bill
from the Committee Roads and Canals 10 authorize
subscription of Stock in the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road Company.
On Monday, petition TO 4 Senate, for the parona
oil Congress bya suitable subscription for publishing the
gallery of Indian portraits sc.
bill TO authorize subscription to the Louisville and
Portland Canal
Report mase TO the House of Representatives for
authorizing a subscription TO the Blackstone Caual,
sc. sc.
In truth, there is scarcely day which does not bring
forth some proposition oihcr directly with he
theory OF Federal Constitution, conveying only speci
fled and limited powers.
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AlRGlNIA In Chonce'y.ln louisa county count
" March 10 b. 1880:
Lewis Fhonias hush nj o! Frances late Frances For
''un", pm
aeain-t
William Carter and Mary his wife, Reuben R-unolds,
Execution oi Thorn'on Gibson DECD Lucy Fortune Ar
ch aid Fo'un', Lavnia, lexander T., Kitty and E.
iiZaneth Fortune, Dcfs.
The defendants William Carter and Archibald For
tune not having entered their APPEARANCE and given Sc
curly according t. law and the rules of this Court,
a"d II appearing 10 the satisfaction Uf the Court that
they are not inibiants OF this State, tn. noiion of
the plaintiff by his counsel j. orsred that the said de-
PENDANTS DO appear here tie Ii s. day Of June Court
ne%t, and answer the bn OF the plaintiff and tina, a
copy OF his order he forthwith inserted some news
paper pa bishcd in the Cry OF Richmond for 2 months
snccessvelv ard poste! AT the front door Of the Court
House OF Ibis County some court day.
Copy. Te.te
DAVID M, HUNTER. C. l. c.
MarCh 10. 100 -wSy
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"NEGRo SErrLERs."-Thc law. of Ohio have 90,
their face against the selem,nt of the free peopl. of
coIour-Thsir next place of refuge Upper Canada,
ana u was understood they had made arrangements
win the Canada Company for 'h- purpose But the
House OF Assembly of Upper Canada have passed reso
i"t'ons OF strong character, against this measure
One al them is follows:
Resolved, That although this House has long oh
une asiness that fugitive sl,ves of colrr do
occasionally escape into this Province; and
the law OF nature, which says. that the fugi i've shai
not he delivered up TO his pursuers this House is sill
unwilling to shut the door against the onca.t vel IN.
sudden Introduction of OF Black Population like
iy 10 continue without limitation il matter so DANCE
ious 70 the peace and comfort Of the inhabitants that
now becomes necessary TO preven or check, by some
prudent restrictions, this threatened evil
They call upon their Committee bring in bill 10
prevent the settlement OF Blacks and Mulato,s in IN.
Province; and they have determined 10 address bis
m9-sty's Government on the subject
ouch IL the temper of the times tina, IL wouII not he
surprising other Safes adopt similar ,nea
rre.; and II few territories left on which the
neop'e OF colour are 10 place tn, sole Of their feet
me whole question is daily acquiring mo e imposing
and sombre degree OF inte est.