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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-23
Getty Coffee House.

VIE IL business heretofore conducted by HENRY N.
-. ihMPLEMAN, at the well known stand doors
at SUBSCRIBERS under the firm of TEMPLEMAN {.
0xn.s N treat pains will always be taken to select
ana all other deicacies the season affords of
yes. Quality, and they will be served up at the
notice. in any that may suit their Gus
ne nar VIII at all times be supplied with the best
tnat can be procured in the market embracing
vines OF every fashionable variety.-Private Rooms
ranged and fitted for parties, and attentive and
'omS'he servants will be in constant wai,inp.
me Proprietors trust that their unrem,tiup atten
ton to business. will ensure them the liberal
mage heretofore extended to the Establishments for
which IL. N Templenan would embrace the present
opportunity to return his sincere acknowledgements
HENRY N TENPLEMAN
nov Z3-iUtc EDWARD N. ALLEN
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BROWN, Jr.
Soopn,l A ,,J..
nov f2-l2t
WHITE MULBERRY TREES

EVE subscriber has for sale, at his farm d miles
ABOVE Richmond, the trees years old, any rea-
sonable quantity OF the genuine Morus Alta or white
Italian Mulberry Trees and the season is now an
preaching IN which they maybe transplanled he is
desreus of receiving orders from as many persons as
may be IN want OF the artclc and be is well salts
fed that the silk culture be one of the most pro-
iitabe branches the agricuIurst can turn his atten
ton TO, he hopes to BE- the means Of their extensive
distribution through the State. They will be sold on
reasonable terms. by the hundred or otherwise deJiv
cradle in Richmond or within any reasonable ds4anc
thereof T. w SMITH
" Borders may be left at Scott g. Smiths, T.
street, Richmond. oct I-2avfr
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICHMOND
ARRIVED

AKKIVLD.
Schr Betsey s DEBORAH Harris, from Boston, mack
ere! 10 ] Fisher:
Brig Amazon. Twining, from Boston via Norfolk,
with mackere to Davenport Allen & Co
Schr Poly Rider. Atwood; from Orrlngion, Ne.
with potatoes 20 J Fisher.
Schr Fairfield. Cofin days from New York With
sundTes 10 Davenport, Allen 81 co and o:5ess.
BALTIMORE, Nov 20--Ard, schrs Hector Cato: and
independence, Hooper, both from, Richmond.
NEW YORK, Nov 10 cid, schr Exit, Howell, I'm Rich
nond Robl Gordon, Iredel, do
AID, schr Ann Smith, Smith, I'm Richmond
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Chickahominy Land for Sale

---SihChdiioHiifly Land Tor Sale.
VIE subscriber is empowe rred by deed of trust
N rom Judge tiay and others, Of record in the
office OF the clerk of Hcnrico county TO sell and be
now offers for sale, the estate called hsbfieJ co.
tanng about nine hundred and thirty acres si,uoIed
on Chckahominy. IN the county Of Henrico obnu.
seven miles from the city of Richmond
ne estate consists OF Two pa reels tie upper se,
aia'so from the lower by slip of land about four
hundred YARDS wide The upper parcel contains
aocut 43e, and the lower about 500 acres
On the upper parcel their is nm e~c,l ent t,;oi,
two sIsall rooms, and four large closets The b,ns
was built about The year 1914, and is said to he nc
good as any IN the county. The store-roorn ard
gardeners house are also of brick The Other bor
Hitcheh, servants apar' men stables and corn
house &c are OF WOOD. About one third of tb;s
tract is as am tod, what is called mud land AZ nv
60 acres OF which arc clea' cd and in meadow which
may with iiti'e trouble, be kept constantly irrigated
On the lower tract, containing about SEQ acres
there are barns stables. &c but no dwellipg
0at that Intended for the Gy-rseer Il has ,rooJ
scite Tor dwelling house an excellent snripc
and most abundant supply of fire wood Thee :;
aiso an orchard on X. 1t is represented that of tl
tract between one and two hundred acres arc n,ud
land, that may be easily cleared and lha are equal
to any laad on Chickahominv
The district of country in which these nas -.
uated, said 10 be very healthy and entirely exent
+ from ague and fever. 'P'
! On having Tie purchase morey, and tie interest
thereof payable semi annually sccnred
liberal credit will be given to the purchaser.
The parcels will be sold sepa fatcv if he nurcbo
ser should so desire ROBERT STANARD
The above property will be offered for sale at nub
tic auction. before the front door of the Earle Hotel
li'h, at i2 o'clock NJ. ROBERT SrANARD.
nov l9-td3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-23

OF Mr.. G. ]. PEASANTS is now ON n col
Letting tour for this Office. through the counties of
Oneste1nciu' Powha. an, Cumberland, Prince Ed
ward, Buckingham, Campbell Bedford, PntgvIvonia
Amherst and the Town of Lynchburg.
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-, Letter from the Dey Of .Aigiers 10 Charles Y.
What! Charley! you on your travels like mep -
. who could think when you tother day gave me lift
The new Police rig; for a bit of Spree 49,
Would sens you like other Old Charles adrifi,
If my poor advice you will let me advance
AS tyrannical pranks the cause of your ,eare
! ! you Should go, being kickd out of France,
10 reign in my place as the Dey of hlgers
That, tina, is the place for a do,ard like YOU:
There wrong is endured without the thu't of redres
There Despet his murdereus schemes NAV pursue
Without any dread of the Pen or the Press
There the sun always shines upon ha rdness and crue
There deeds may be done which subject dare name
And the genial heat OF dser Barbary's CLINE
Will keep the dull bigot's old blood in fame
The dagger and bow string you'll find all prepared
To these add the scourse and the merciless rod
And there your Priests saily, IL here they spared,
May boil men alive "for the glory of God -
Then SO, grand JNonarque, 10 my Afrc roam
Der slaves born and bred, so to TIE Poten,ae play
winnie seek IN Europe snug decent home,
And wish your Algiers and yourselfa good Day
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Valuable Land for Sale.

w ILL be offered for sale, at Hickman's Tavern,
w near the premises, on Tuesday. the 23d of No
vemoer next If fair IT not, The next fair day tieteaF
ter hat valuable tract of lund known as 1ruchearis
lying IN 0reenbrIer county, on the waters of Mea
dow River and Sewei Creek. containing I4C acres.
the greater part OF which is bottom land uncieared
and OF the first quality. This land lies about %
niles T1 west from Lowisburg, and 80 from The w hito
Sulphur Springs The turnpike road, from the
mouth of Dunaps Creek 10 the Sal, work on the
hanawha, passes directly through Ii is adnaira-
by adapted for grains and grasses. The situation on
the turnpike wi! afford ready sale for i,s produee
and render II an excellent 81 and for tavern
The land will be sold in body or In conyeniont
lotsto sult purchasers. The terms win be one flr
cash, and the remainder in and two years. Or
IT those wishing to purchase, much prefer it. one
third cash. and the remainder in one two and three
years. with deed of trust in either case TO secnrc
the payment One all of Us will be az Frayser,s
Tavern, llewisbnrg,) ten or twelve DAYS before tb
sale, and should not object TO receiving proposo mi
vatey Letters IN the mean time. may he addressed
10 JESSE S. ARMISTRAD
Buckingham CT. House.
GEORGE w. TINSLEY '
oct 5-29vv in n
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] $50.
1920.

we're see that Frederick retains the position she held
1870 and that neighbor Shenandoah has fallen from the
first rank in white population which has been Iearh.d h
her neshoor Kockingham heretofore the 9th the list we
also see that had the convention deferred one
would have had three delegates legislature
ano but two, supPosing the of the house
conventions: SN vi ~ 'pe
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-23

~ ANNAPOIFS REPUBLICAN,.
CeVrSs o. me CurrentAr the Presidential election in
ie.S wah yacKtons majority in Pennsylvania was upars
o oOoo sp ~ SIV the Jackson candidates BEAT their
opponents twenty-five thousand votes only A. The ec,:o
Just terminated taking the votes for the n5crIbers Of c
as Criterion me aggregate gwen 10 the regularly
Jackson candidates was only five thousand over the
Of their opposing candidates Making di7ninuiio, - go
10000 Jackson votes per year ~ ~'o''
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10 Holders of Corporation notes Of
SIS & $40.

~ ready to redeem the notes ~
OF % ana Sio' and that no interest will be paid on
them after The first day of January next
nov io-ae Jaw WIN. p. SHEPPARD
Chamberlain
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E .,.,,... Its Lyoe55gre 1,rginian.

IN bhNAB IMPROVEMENT.
In consequence OF communication from COMMITTEE, ch,r
eed with the duty efpoposing plans Of improving cba,ei
communication between Lynchburg the urroandn,
y puoc meeting Of the czens Of PaUonsbug and Rucb
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-23
FOR PORT GLASGOW,
a I Meeting of the President and Di-

"a OF tIIC II ICsIUGIIt DIT
reciors of the James River Company on Wed
nesday The 10Th day of November, 1886.
The following resolution was adopied.
Resolved, That hereafter the owners and uonsir.
nees OF produce and morchandze contained in boats
navigating the James River Canal will be held re-
any owner consignec of such produce Or nercIan
DIE, shall hereafter neglect or refuse TO account for
and pay to the Tollgatherer the tolls due thereon
alter the same shall have passed through the Locks
drecelons VIII be given TO the Lockkeepcr al The
Lower Arch, to refuse passage to the boats produce
and merchandise, of such owners aud coDsenees in
subsequent trips, until the legal tolls due thereon are
first discharged and the Tolgatherers permit deliver
ed TO him.
a true copy of the minutes.
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER AGRAE GEnIEEgg
A FTER the I'b November next, the Inc Of
"a Steamboats,, plying between this place and
baltimore via Norfolk, viii run but twice week,
viz
The Richmond, Capt. Chapman, will leave Rock
cts at the usual hour, on the mornings Of Sunday
and Wednesday, and on the following morning. one
Of the Baltimore Boats, Will leave Norfolk at
o'clock A Boa will leave Spears Wharf AT Balli-
more. for Norfolk, the afternoons of Sunday and
Thursday. st O'Clock.
The freight and passage Boat Columbus, Capt.
Turner wal continue TO run as heretoforc from
Baltimore Ist 10,h and goth If each month"; and
from Richmond the 5th 18th and 25'b.
oct 30--2aw12t l.. LUDIAM. Aren't
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MANAGERS, OFFICE

MANAGERS OFFICE.
HE following arc the drawn numbers in the Con-
necticut State LOTTERY, Glass %;
33 "a So 63 Ii as 81 7 % 1e.
NO. d. 43, 6a. second capital of $4,000 sent
from this Office to MIR. Hatcher a vsndep in NorfoI
in whole ticket
nov % YATES s. MCINTYRE. Managers.
Brood Mares for Sale.
aHESNUT Mare, in foal to Gobanna. was oot
~ by Trafalgar; dam Rosalba by Spread Eagle,
of the Bowling Green. Alexandra was bred bv Mr.
iSdd, and got by Alexander, her dam by Woodpeck-
er' GO BY Phlegon, out of Lord Egrenoni's High
FLYER mare.
Aneslasia b. m; was got by Tom Tough dam by
Amerlcus, g. d. by Boxer, which was bred by Ro.
Page, Esq of Broad Neck -[Sec Turf Register,
Vol End, No. Sd, page 1871
Address Richard Hill, near Fredericksburg, or the
subscriber, near Green Mont p. o.. King William.
county LEWIS Hill
nov 23-1t
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FROM TILE Museum

FROM THE WINCHESTER REPUBLICAN,
Census Of Prga publish, below the census returns
lew countIes-a that readily collect from the
newspapers We also publish at full, length in the same table
OF estimate OF the os and Stare population 1922
reported 10 the convention last have never before
inserted this document, so now in comn. nee
s desire S some OF our readers who have expressed wish
10 see IT, IL Will be ecoec,ed that on tins estimate i'm
great part that the appoonment anono the
counties was based and it becomes, therefore, matter of
uc curiosity TO know how far the auditor csec, in his
cacnauon Ii we take the increase counties hea nd from
eacn ec as indicating the average increase in those dis
ucts ana compare this increase with estimated Inv m,
have the following results. - ~ ~ '"a'i
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EpuCArrGaM


IA y school will BE- continued The enspirc voor
lTa Ny co ursc of instruction viii comprehend ;b..
Ireek and Latin Languages, English Grammar
nnglsh Composition, Geography, with the use Of
Maps and Globes. Mat MATES and Arithmetic
The school will commence Monday the cath of
January 1881 and terminate the 10th dav of De-
ceinber following. There will be vacation of f5ur
weeks, commencing on the 9th day of June The
charge fuF board tuition washing, lodging and fuel
VIII be ono hundred and ten dollars payable one haF
on the 1st day of June 1881 aud theotlicr half ON
the LIST of December following.
The discipline of he school will he parental and
as much care and kindness VIII be extended 10 boy
conided to my instruction to my children
My residence Is remote from the hauuis of vrce
and lmmurshty, and remarkably healthy Ills sitna-
ted IN the county Of LOUISE 30 miles from z chmord
and The Iide distance from Fredericksburg. Thc
sage from fredericksburg Gainesville passes bv
my residence. and that from Richmond to HARRISON
burg wibIn short distance OF u.
Let 8 2" me -houd be directed ~ Gardeners -
r IS Louisa - WIN NELSON. Jon'r
nov o--iaf
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Inc auditors estimate does include the free blacks W..
nave supplied the deficiency in this comparison by upposnc
nei 10 nave Increased in the with the residue of
Tie population Our calculation. however is hastily made
anl ohefed merely as matter of present speculation In
weeks we snail he able, from the epi additional re
10 make calculation approaching to accuracy
in Inc mean time nay be observe the relative
progress OF population III some of the counties from which we
nave nead The following cooca,Ion will their rela
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Tickets only S5-IIaives 5o-Quarters o5.
u The Capitals and Cash at sight at The Ex-
change and Lottery Office OF
nov % THOS. b. BIGGER
200 DOLLAR REWaRn.
FENHE subscriber will pay he bove reward Of two
q hundred dollars, to any person for the discovery
and conviction Of the murderer of his brother the
late mr. Jonn Red. ALEXANDER REID.
nov OFF
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assrfeDsg = aIrM.
BY D.ATE.NpOR7.5 .9LI5EN . -

% D.HF E.VPORJ, 9ALLEN. g. co.
~ DRY GOODS
"a W hSN ESDAY, Nov. q4th, at 10 O'clock i. :
ouL l.uc:ion Room, general assortment of somss,
anu III, ioregn Dry Goods, including 80 PACKAGES now
10 A 3 90
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increase in ten years,
Deaf and dumb G, blind 10. alien
slaves upwards of 100 years of age.
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MANAGERS, OFFICE
:, Union Canal Lottery, Glass 81; drawing received
To-Day at one o'clock

tickets S., Halves so, Quarters %.
IL Tickets for sale at this office
~ Address your orders TO
YATES s. MCINTYRE,
nov Z" Managers
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BIGGER AT HOME !!
TO-DAYt

Union Canal Lottery, Glass No. u,
Drawing to be received To-Day at u o'clock.
SCHEME
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CENSUS OB ESSEX.
Free Whites, se47
Free Ooioureo, 467
es' 6,4l7
Total, 1851
Population in 1920, 5000
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Tickets s5-Haivrs S. 5o-Quarters 25.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Drawing will be received Day after To-Morrov
PRIZES
Tickets S4-Halves e-Quarters 1.
Virginia State Lottery,
Drawing will take place Day after To-MorroH

Tick"t S5-Halves 5o-Ouarters %.
For sa'e at e. MICKLE'S,
nov % Next below the door of The EarIe Uoto1
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Mickle's Office

Drawing OF the Connecticut State Lottery. No 90.
80 % So 63 ii 43 81 z % is
10 No 3S, 42, 81, Capital Prize of $500, sold at
MlCKLE'S
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-23

TIE SALEM TRIALs.-George Crowninsl,ield was
on Monday last acquitted of participation in the
murder of Captain White; but was afterwards in.
dlcted foT conspiracy previous o the murder gave
the bonds required, $500 and went home with his
father. We rejoice that there will be one revolving
scene of execution less.-[ Phil Inquirer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-03
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMO.ND.
% asas ARRIVED.

. 81 -- lsas ARRIVED, .aa5ssa - r.a-ar5. ,
Ship Helvetius, Patterson, from Liverpool, with
salt to r Anderson g. Son. ~. -. r.s
Ship Rennwn, Waterman, from Duxbury, in BAL
last TO C Palmer stEs0. -t6i - zoos az
Ship Logan, Atkins, from Baltimore, in BALLAST
Barque Richard, Hodges, from Salem, in ballast to
the muster. W.. fi #-s .n r0. rs .. ...# go 81
Barque Martina, Swedish RoundburS, from Bos-
ton. IN ballast .fa q. a.a1. o. 1-ra 81 .-- - .
Brig Pocuhontas, Smith, from Newburyport, with
salt to G Palmer. % a-aE aa b.. .-Ig#. . oazs- Il
Brig Atlas, from Philadelphia, in ballast to Gray
g. PaDkey. laa-- saaaa ua gsa# a. hrrHf :.
Brig George Loring, Stephens, from, New York,
days, with ballast O. ne'aHH Sc. rE1 # .rrrf .
Schr Armada Clifford, from SOMERSET, with bal
last #a.ll.. .'.s auHs sd srraT E. To Hl ar q,
Schr Gen. Washington JefTreys, from Now York,
with salt, to Scott g. Fry #Esa IHI $500. .rf= - =,
Schr Commerce, Weeks from Pkiladelpbia, with
sundries, TO Lancaster e. DENLY, Chubb, Ralston
g. Peasants, Smith & Johnson, b Peyton, N STRAIT
ton, w B Pyle, and J Bray. W .ass' .a I.- ...,.E ID,
Schr Cyane, Kecburn, from Philadelphia, with
ballast. EErH# '#Fa EHr .. .T .srri r-. ,.... ..
schr Brazil Creighton, from Baltimore, via City
Point. ... .#a '.0....as. . GOO. rn.. ~ raHt =
Schr Neptune, Gator, from Gosport, with stone.
Sloop Planter Merritt, from New York, with
ballast. .. ..#. ...... .aH 800 .r .r.- .-.. 4.
CHARLESTON, July 2a.-Sailed,' Br. brig
Noun, Nineer, Dods, James River.
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DEATR.

at his residence, in Boston, about - o'clock, on
Sunday night, Hon. ISAAC PARKER, Chief Justice of
inc supreme Court OF Massachusetts,, aged sixty three
The suddenness of this event has cast an anxiou.
gloom over the city, which extend with the int
iIgenee TO every part of the Commonwe aIth. Judge
Parker was in the enjoyment of usual health on S..
turday He had attended to his official duties during
the week, as is well known, at Salem, in inter-
esting and important trial. Ats o'clock on Sunday
morning 1t was discovered that he had Tered para
lysis from which medicine, nor no master OF the
lheaing art, could relieve him. We understan that
he was unable to speak, and almost tirey nsen.
sbie from the first moment Of the attack t his de-
cease Ills remains were entombed Monday. ~.
f.gTr7r ans s-,rla ...s. -fs Boston Courier
On the 22d inst. ut Kinloch, FauquieY County, Va.
in the 5th year of her age, SUSAN BAYEToN TUR-
NER, youngest daughter of John III. Carter, Esq OF
Falkland, Prince William County ....e s.....-.-f
Early, bright, transient, chase, morning dew, ID. q
rs- She spahled, was exhaled, and went to Heaven.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-03

8T The Mammoth Turtle which was
sSSlS exhibited yesterday to admirinS thousands,
(vho all omitted npronouncing vastly supsrior In
ever repect 70 any ever before here. win be
served up AZ kARLEY'S Union Coffee Houss. THIS
DAY, II viii be dressed in Steaks, Soup. DYicis-
see, &C., and no expense win be spared to reader Il
the richest and most sunptuous Turtle Feast, thar
the citizens Of Richmond have ever had an opportu-
nifty Of partaking Of ~ - -,
The Turtle will be ready at I O'Clock this fore.
noon. u - = - $50 a.ei -'a'~'t t.si
E Families supplied as usual-soup IS cents
quart. aug 3-ft~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-03

THNHE Races will commence in Bedford
- County, over the Liberty Course on Tuesday.
2ls September, and continue dsys1st Day. mile heats r
s20O-gnlranee Sl5-2d Day. mile heats purse si00cr-
trance 253d Day mile heats best in s. foe Projectors
purse-entauce SI04ih Day, sweptake nib heats en-
trance SIS on the Same day. mitch viii be be.
tween Washington eow--the entrance Of each day 20
spoun OF each days race m cash There good many
horss In iranngR number expected The track WI. be In
tiorse' hope nodeouhdsn'ly expect sne spor i
a.s NN. TIE HY
us law SIC Proprietor of the Liberty Race COvrs,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-03

amount Of Produce and Number Of Boats passed
1s.s. doOn through the Lotoer Locks -
july 3o-al hhd tobacco 29 boxes tobacco
3io bus wheat hid bacon, brs rope, cord 90
boats coal boats, 14l9 bus coal. ''' .a. = GROVE
july 3-44 hds tobacco, 1873 brls four 1855 wheat
bales cotton 600 lbs 81 bosis ii coal BEATS Is
August 1-36 hhds tobacco IS boxes and % kegs manu-.
iacured tobacco tons bar 1913 bus wheat 10 boats
coal boat 100 bus, coal. --- = - - ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-03

The Editors of the Journal OF Commerce have the
following letter dated Liverpool, June %, 1880.
The Cotton market is steady at full prices of last
week. Tho Corn marker up to tho n 9th was very
lively end on that day several thousand barrels our
were sold at 23s in bond. Ese- -s -sra . al IsEz}
Since them change of the weather. which is now
decidedly favorable, has produced quiet Prices are
nominal aud without buy ors s-rs-g-s-ar 1It
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-03
ATRoCIoUs PIRACY AND MURDER.

ffiS JuG1ssHS ship HthoH Sierra Lsone, .Mdy3.
SIR,-l have the honor 10 that the Hon
panys schooner - Helena arrived here this on way
to England with dispatches from Commodore Collier She
was attacked on the 18th April lat l. so south long co.
vest by patca feucca under French colours and manned
with Of foru 40 30 Of nations who regret
to hear murdered Captain HARRISON the chief officer and II
Of the crew besides DIR Wadde Of the Hen comPanys
bal services aud pluDdered the vessel of all that could
DC found on board great deal Of her Gu, away her
nast scuued the vessel IN order sink her and they
e her hred many shot through her and abandoned her. not
knowing that the carpenter and Eve left on board
eonceae by whose exerons the saved and
brought into this port sorry tina, the mall the Commo
does dispatches, and almost all the letters appear hnye
been destroyed al least they where be found From
the description Of the vessel (Which have orw
ma she appears to be well known to the ships of tho
squadron and as IL probable she has idea that
ta escaped am IN great hopes she proceed
aud be there captured by Of the ships OF squadron
my intention, in the absence Of Commodore Caller rem
der every assistance in the equipment Of the from,
The public ofes and TO putt IN charge OF Lieutenant Ra
rem deserving officer on half pay lately in command Of ship
lost on tho coast through the ignorance Of the pilot have
The honor, &c (SigneD ALEX GORDON, Captain
TO The Secretary 10 the Hon East India Company London
lady named Ds Costa who had resided FIR several wear.
az Chelienham, walked from her house. June H. with load
Cd hund,busS the opposite side Of the she
piled the muzzc TO hc' breast and rod tho through
her heart