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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31

~ OF Ffencn anu EnSlsD Chemicals, &C.
viz:
Sulohate of Qninine Extract Valerian
Do Rhubsrb Do Sarsaparilia
Do Morphine Oxide Bismu,h
Acetate do iOil Garden Lavender
Do do in solution Ultramarine
Peperine Carh ammorIcs
Emetine Liz. do Concentrated
Strich nine Drop Lake
Iodvne Pink aud cold Saucers
Hydriodate Potash Picture Varnish
Vara,rine lColored Flacons
Delphiue vaccine virus
Brucine tubes ana bol"es
Cicrotoxinc iCarmIne
Rrom;ne Lunar Causiis
Oil Varnella Beans !hhatana Root
Oil Violets Oxide Stannum
Oil Cedrat Sugar Hammers
Oil J%essemine Pruning / iaShS
Rird Lime 'Salvatorles
Chlorine de OK de sodi-, Preston's anil Godfrey's
UNI genuine h'p"'''' '"
Smelling Bottles, a!ling Salts
snIendid assortment Matches in boxes
0xley's concentrated Essence OF 'anaca ""-
ger. for Cont, Nervous Complaints hheu-
matism, PauIsey. &c.
Mander, Weaver aud Mander's oeIdihz row
ders
Robinson's Patent Barley {new article) IN great
use in London and Paris aud IN our noT.ee'"
cities. Howell DAVIES.
III NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
PERFUME &C.

"HE subscriber has to day received .
snlendid supply of French and Engi'sa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-31
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
EEt.N HI9ALS, sc.

NOV opening a large and beautiful supply
~ of French and English Chemicals, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29

Territory OF Florida, ftnm tho 81 ofApril,
1890. when his present commission will eE-
pire.
William NJ. Tofien, TO be Surveyor aud In.
specior of the Revenue for the port Of 81. An.
drews in The Territory OF Florida, from the Sd
ofApril, 1890, when his present commission
" III expire.
Conway Whiflr, tn be- Collector of the Gus.
toms for the District Of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, IN the. State of Virginia, vice Moses
Myers, removed.
Gideon tilZ 10 be Register of the Land OF.
Gee for the District of Lands subject to sale al
Mount Salns, 10 The State of Mississippi, from
the loih OF May, 1880, when his present com
mission will expire.
John VI. Davis. OF Pennsylvania, to be Mar.
shal ot the United Saes Tor the Western Dis,
trict of Pennsylvania. in place OF Hugh Davis.
removed.
Charles Slade, of Illinois to be Marshal of
the United States for the District of Illinois, in
place OF Henry Conner. removed.
William Lyon. OF tennessee, to be Marshal
OF rhe United States for the EpasiPrn District of
Tennessee, IN pace OF John Galloway, remoy.
ed
Zsphepiah Drake, of View Jersey, TO he Mar
shal al the United States Tor the District Of
New-JelSey, IN place oil Oliver w Ogden. re.
moved.
Garrett D. Wall of New Jersey, 10 be Ator
ney of tbs United States for the District Of
Se"-Jersey. in place OF Lucius q C Elmer
| removed
Samuel Judah, OF Indiana to be Attorney of
the United states, for the District OF Indiana,
IN place of Charles Dewey, removed.
james A. Hamilton of New York, to be a,tor
ney of the United States for this Southern
District of New fork,in plasc of JOIN Duer, re-
moved.
John Speed Smith. of kentucky, TO he Attor
ney of the United States for the District Of
Kentucky, in place ofJohn j. Criltenden. re
moved.
John VI McCaIla. of Kentucky. to be Mar
.hal ofthe United States for the District of
Kentucky in place of Chapman Coleman, re
moved
IIemsn Lowry. OF Vermont, to be Marshal
ofthe United States for the District ofNermcnt,
in place Of Joseph Edison, removed.
George Shannon of Missouri. to be Attorney
| of the United States for the District OF Missouri
in place of Beverly AIler, removed.
Daniel kellog. OF Vermont, to be Attorney of
the United States for The District ofVermont
in place Of William A. Griswolt.
Augustus Jones, of Missouri 10 he Marshal
OF the United Siatesfor the District OF Missouri
| in place Of John Simonds il. renewed.
William b. Lewis, of Tennessee to be second
Auditor ofthe Treasury, vice William Lee, re
IN owed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29

~ and had gisea no indication, n .sSc
OF m'na. little after day break HI. , 1,,
arose 10 60 to market leaving the chill 'a'her
IN me room until his return Almos, way
a,eiy afier he went out, DIR. B. renus,,a. '"edi.
co''d TO hsnd his trunk TO hin SAVING 4. ms
cd 10 get book from it. The child did want.
observed his uncle 10 take from !, u,s and
thought was book open II. tax. IN, lat a' he
and put the book back. lie then direc,aaua' ing
TO return the trunk to its place. and l,lJ MN
as II to sleep On his fathers re,n,, "o"n
market, he looked into the room, saw h. nom
lying tranquil and directed no NOSE 300
made, lest he be disturbed All bou d"
was that caution ! No. all the thnndar
earth could have disturbed him in tina, 81. u
sleep only tn he broken W the trumn -
archangel Shortly afterwards his sis,s, >. '"e
to his bedside. spoke TO him, and rpceiy,no e"E
answer became alarmed, and upon e,.o 10
ton discovered him 10 he dead. He had
Ken from the trunk razor, with which La
Cut The iemoral artery AT its commence,na,,
The inner part of the thigh performing rba ~. "a
raiI'n with the utmost skill Death mus, p'-
followed III one minute, nave
Inns fell DR.. Stephen X. Beatty. in tho "a,
year OF his age, one of the most amiablq M,
q - promising young men which our loyn ~
ever produced. The deep sympaih, fell, e.. nf'
nhimeiy end was manifested 10 the large o.,
course OF ri liens who attended his funer,I
iefday afternoon, and in the general gloom -
pervaded the heightened procession. mt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29

The Augusta Chronicle states that compa-
ny OF q. States troops passed through Decatur,
Dekalb county, Georgia, about the i inst,
to dive of the gold diggers from the Indian
territory. Report says that resistance IS throa-
tened. This is as ii ought In be. As long as
The Indians remain within our jurisdiction, sub
ject 10 the opposition of our laws, they should
be protected against the lawless invaders OF
their rights,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29

monday, March 90 lin The Senate, petitions
were presented by Nessrs. Forsyth. Decker.
som rre'inehnysen, Ruggles. Chambers VIII
'ey' hmg' Bell, and Silsbee. several OF which
were IN favor OF The Southern Indians and
Two 1--WE OF 'hem on the subject of Sabbath mails.
ne two resolutions, submitted some days ago
General and SECRETARY of the Treasury, for in.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29
PURIIC MEN

The subjoinad remark are from the Norfolk
Herald. and do equal honor TO the judgment
and American fS"lings OF the editor OF that e1
cellent paper:
We observe with regret the ATTEMPTS of our
mere partizan scribhlers to delTact from the
merits of both Nj. Hayne and Mr. Webster
The latter gentleman in particular, as if The
most formidable of the Two, has been peculiar
y the aim of newspaper missiles, and the oh
ect ofpuerile aud malignant criticism and wit
icism. II shews patry spirit in the assail-
ants II is like that of a petussl child, who,
when he can do no worse grups at the person
who happens to ohtnd him.
For our own part we have too much southern
feeling not to be proud of Mr.. Hayne although
in politics we have taken a different course
from his YET we trust we shonli have enough
of imertean feeling TO he proud Of Mr., Web.
ster. too, even though we dissen,fd from hiS
doctrines Exalted talents, virtue and patriot.
ism belong to no party exclusively they are
the gems OF the civic crown-'he graceS and
ornament Of our cannon country and those
who would dim their lustre, or suliy their puri
~, may find a companion IN the example Of
the wretch who fred the Erheslan dome, hut
no counteaauce from honorable men OF ary
party.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29
DOWASTIGe

Washington, March 23.--Tbe Supreme Court
terminated its Session yesterday, after having
despatched much business. all Of which was
characterized, however. by the accustomed
patience aud delibeTation a that elevated and
truly dignifed tribunal. The Reports OF rs
Decisions. II is said, will AL Two volumes,
instead of the usual allowance Of one volume
Iue Chief Justice, aud Justices johnson aud
Story, lief this Guy yesterday, lor 'he,f respect
i've homes. MAJ. III.
The Military Cour, Martial, convened IN
Philadelphia about fortnight since, for The
trial Of The several officers OF the marine cofps,
adjourned on tuesday morning lasf, having
dispatched the business with which II vas
charged. 10.
Among the Executive Appointments recently
confirmed by the Senate, Is thai oil H'ftidm ~.
Lsris. as Second Auditor of the Treasury and
that nf Nash Legrand as Surveyor of the Port
of Norfolk, in Virginia, rice Mites hing, re-
moved 10.
The Senate was yesterday, again engaged,
during nearly ns whole sitting. upon Execulv-
business, but Is understood 10 have made but
lutte progress. Among the Nominations me
firlned, the only important one was that OF Mr..
Campbell, Treasurer of the u. States. ID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29
BaSwell, Smith and Hanna
Commission Merchants,
RICHMOND.

af AFlNG taken Samnel Hannah as par
<.-x ner III our concern in Richmond, the Po.
s'ness IN future will be condacied under INC
frm Of BagweIl, Smith and Hannah and unJf'
,he super,ntendance and management OF NJ
Hannah. 10 person. -,
we shall continue our business here, and W.,
future transact IA Comm ssion Bus mess d. =
respectfully tender our services 10 the public III
mat capacity. Advances viii be made oil p''
duce when placed IN our hands, il rrquiad'
SMITH, BAGWELL 90
Feb. | emily
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29

"What do You mean, Mr.. Editor, by this
Dtt0 hear SO much talk aboat said A Ken
tucksn TO us the other day -" | don't under
stand Latin, aud have oaly irIe common
sense" Why, il means this If South Carroll
IN takes into her head think differently from
all tie rest OF the United STATES about anv act
Of Congress-she may RS. up, and say reio, |
tdrJ,d H-aHd all The Dthr Stai,smu>t give IN
tier opinions aud adopt that of Carolina, or
there is an rnh TO The Union. " Is ,bat what il
means" Why, il thati What they are after
"A fig for the Union The States would soon be
as "nruly as n drove OF hogs, when We first
start them from Kentucky, aud would come to
about the same end Geo, Courier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29

The Na'onal Gazette quotes the following
extract Of a letter from Iampco, dated the
Gath January:
Whatever may he done, there is no danger
Of any troubles extending 10 this quarter, as
,ce nltrdgs spouse The strongest SIDE s"
Would II be carrying GOALS 10 New Castle
TO say 10 the editor If the Gazette. that the
1ampico politicians are by no meaas singular
in the facilities with which thy shape their
course 10 The prevailing breeze
Nuiches Gatnry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29
Winchester. In. 1fnr.b Ia

bhcht5eT, IN. March 10.
m0a nlR'dnctotg GCen.-Never have we
oeen called ON 10 record an event go truly mel
ancholy-one which has produced so strong 81
soul stirring sensation III orr iown-as than
which II now becomes our duty 10 relate The
amabe. the high minded, intelligent Doc,,r
stephen h oealiy, Is no more lie fell in the
prime Of life, IN ti.a commencement, oC u ca,aer
which gave promise Of nnsurpas0d usefulness :;
anh ne ieli oy MS own hand But let us
calm our feelings. and relate, as well as WE
are Hoie' the pafIicuiars OF this heart ending
deed.
Dr. beatty returned 10 Winchester in Decem.
Der last; after an absence of some mon La in
the State of New York and the Dis,ri,, If Co.
lnmbia. tie had been severely affected u;,h
dyspepsia, aud had pursued for some time n
very aosfemIous regimen by which his bod;Iv
frame was exceedingly reduced We have
oeeh ."N that Tor half ayear he had not tasted
meA'' on' mai he had confined himself SOLELY "a
iar'naceous articles, aud those in exceedingly
small quantities About the middle oc Eeh,r
a'y he became suddenly alarmed a, hi,pxtreme
emaclauon and the continuance of his disesse
and resolved TO use more ,u,,;,,o,,s
snch was The state of his stomach, arising frnm
long abstinence, ihat the chance n,,d,co,
translation OF the excitement to the lrai,
perfect frenzy, tonilning him 10 III al bed which
~ e"s'h witnessed his dissolution For the
hfs' Two weeks his life hung upon the slender
's' Unread But by the skin ofhis MUSICIANS
ana 'he great care of his attendants, the rigor
OF ms disease was abated, and his body began
70 assume hediihtn lone. For two weeks
before ms death. save on The DAY immediatelv
pfcen'"g 'ha' event ne had had no intervals of
dt''.'"'", aud hts fathers family we're conyrat-
.,"''"e themselves upon the sure prospect of
ms recovery. But how vain are all earthly
c"'cu'atlonS-how deusive all the most wa,n,y
cherished hopes of happiness which res, on
SUMMARY objects. Although DIR. B. was ev,.
, ue""y 'ecOsefmg & yet ii was deemed proner
him and this caution had bepo fa;,bc,iI., ~
last. NeS'ay
pur'ng The night, his father and a little hov
to's srd"dson,a about eight years old,) had sen,
)" 'ne room with him, and be had rested sopns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29

The manager of the Park Theatre, New
York, is said TO have got half of the enc Of
$1,000, for permitting masquerade in his es-
tab isbment, by informing against himself.
The corporation Of New York have resolved 10
ap. ly TO The legislature to make the punish.
meni fine and imprisonment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
NEW YORK MARKET. Sent 10


Coiton.-ln our last report we noticed an increas-
ing demand which continues undated, and some I'M
pEovement iii prices has been es' ablishsd We adj
vance our lowest quotations, on all kinds / cent
Fhc sales tor the last three days comprise about 500
bales Tennessee and NV Orleans al II to - cents;
300 Uplands, iO3 q. and so Alabama, II n 10
cents
Flour and .veGi-Th're has been some inquiry
Tor Flour since last but the sales made have been
at rather lower prices. We notice western Canal at
S'Ia2 $5374, Troy At $3.50; New York CITY,
80 q and Georgetown. Mountain from new y heat,
a. $3.50. Rye Flour Is scarce, and hold a. Sl
Cruin.-Onc or two parcels Of Gem 1ssCc ne-y
Wheat have been sold about 1903 cents; a cargo of
Maryland at shout o2, and or two cargncs of
Virginia at 100 cents. Rye and Corn continue scarce
- rrires have advanced. Sales OF Rye. yesterday
ae5'5 F0HjHita 9FiRqFR. rnqY Corn at 63 cents.
cents considerable wnear has been sbjt,ncf =, .
England Of ate. '"FP'u 20
SP'eeS.-A sale of $50 bags Janlqi,a P,m,,.o
wa mao, on tho 18th, al - cents Accounts r.,
sa" OF wind n that island, which may have ir;n,cJ
''e crop, have since been received aod tho rr,;-I
was much sought for yesterday at an advance Of .
10 3 cts on that price " =
SP'rtSs.-Smel salas or Seiyaef,e Ersply b,y,
Oocn made 4 S 81 !, which Is further advance
"ISFrS-l'he market. since our last prbIic.,;o,
na' ocen quite active We have to notice in ,IJ,t,on
sa'cs OF 40 ont goo boEn: Cuba brown nj m >, 81 49,,
aoHu, 10 boxes white OF I24 a Is cents. ',io rGhd
""u ''o oo!' Fsrt7 Rico at a ccnls.-Pr CIR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
YELLOW FEVER Ar NEW ORLEANS

We regret to perceive by the New Orleans MGR
camille Advertiser, ofthe 28h OF August, that the
yellow fever YVES roging there at that dare. aud
that the cases were increasing.
"A present says the Mercantile, many ortho cases
have not he usual molignancy in this epidemic, and
therefore ia II, the deaths more numerous; but
should thu weather continue III rs present state 1t
would he hard I" imagine how rapidly the malignant
CIV might increase. We arc not anxious tn spread an
alarm OF sickness prevailing to great extent IN the
CITY, but we deem 1t u duty publish what Is acuu-
ally the fact. Those who have need of venturlrg
their lives, whom fortune has placed beyond he emcr-
gency OF remaining here 20 become ucchma,ed in
order Ia establish themselves we would advise To
leave the city. for the well known powers of the
ravaging epidemic burst suddenly upon us when
too many are unprepared to meet it.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
CoLuMnrA. IS CN Sent l2.

NSi'O''blN' - u sept 10.
Several loads OF new Co ION were brought TO our
market last week, and sold without difficulty for
ceuts We have been rrQuesre ed to state that Chr.
ollaa Wh'sHcy is very scarce, and IN demand qt
35@ cents IN trade. Butter. -; Corn, GIL; Bacoa
8 a 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

Chs,Is,,o aye received further supply Of 70 eask. from
proxo % - 'HGn tor the present month sndirz M, , IA.
a. a5 per French vessels from, Mace, ~ wv on
Whatever a. IT, 372 per 10 sunay of 10 s, rom any port
NJ, va eater ne''s expected The proof sIr ~ Tho
,o,W York Gazette says-'Tho C,nsT. ., INC
'''h NJ - said 10 DO helor, 0'''""' Liverpool
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
ESCAPE OF KNAPP.

: We I7No 'N' 0IowIog TrNn IN. Now ID ,lfo-d
Mercury of Friday, without, however. placing the
least cTedi,ln tn" rumour a gentleman who arrived
IN town last evening, from Taunton, states that an
express for Newport passed through that place at
o'clock yesterday with the intelligence tina, Knapp
the murderer, effected his escape from the Jail IN
Salem, and made of on "Wednesday night last
Eny Phil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

.T0fN, 1l6 August, 1901 b .s7--,
20 toUy The demand Tor foreign G ain t. if
Wv" ''a' sales Of cheat have becn Elected a.
20 no 70 Usubuig a. G3f do do ' pr rae" Z" 200 10.
ne price oi French Wheat r0ntint.s T., .t.-t. 10. -
sack Of 200 ko ' '' ''' 20 hn; qualities, per
No sales Of American Flour have ,sL.r ,,... -.
purchasers At these prices " P' ~ ""' hofe are lew
IONS acco ding 10 the following taLJe WIN" "'"''u'a-
import duty uP TO the 5th Sept ucr, spr,,v ri IT,, .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

MASfNG Busisslhe Editor tie Bristol ENG Cia5rNe
IN cnndoms with his pocket for and costs awarded
nm, to and concerning tho prosecutor appears was
limb OF ikc law -
some years srco the Printer Parcr Vrarird from,
me roSueTy oil an attorney, who speculatcd acous-
Inc case was ths-A woman OF the o Hamilton wa
ie- a, the Old Bailey and found guilty attempting TO fst
an lSsimae child on tie Spanish Ambassador Don Carlos,
shortly alter her trial a paragraph appeared IN London
I1pcs 80 tins ett-c"lhc Mrs Jane Hamilton was tri.
eu last week al the Old Barley, the wife OF printer oil
icet street and figured board, ot Drurv
ih's paragraph was copied uo Of the Provincial
t'ins aud this amongst the resn a shout time acous were
oto:W against twelve IGrcTs the alleged grounds
ne Mrs Hamilton who tried named Hrri and not
lane and hat therefore the said Jane injured IN her re
puLa'i"n &c Tho action for tine when the
different printers knowing The complicated uncertain ma
e oI the law OF libel compromised Toy paying each aud
the attorney who brought tho 0OI for STAYING
tue proceedings But mark the cad, The attorney and the
pretended Mrs JSne quaclled about sputlc truth came
Quit was proved that the attorney me paragraph hin
Scv set II going 9nd then brought the aud
the money Ills ended Jsing struck IF the rolls
we make no applications; but ve,r0us.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
PmLADFtrHIA MAhktr-sen, ~

fHILADFtTuA NARKtT-Sent II
rom and JUeal-Thcre Ia been an rncraascl l.-, ,
'oI since our last report, and upv ard. Of 67oG
los ave oeen taken io' export S. Ilia5 p prncn,
o-'' - ieaVing moderate stock on hand we al,c go "
,u"hs accordingly, with the obscrvaiao tina, lice 70
.ys disposition To sell under 50 Is towards the rl, E m
~ iSe our continues scarce anil without chang C,
'ea IN barrels has sold 62Sa2 Is and IA 49, - "n
a' quotations. but no transactions rcpgrrsr ~ "'''Y
mere mas been less Wheat Market, and sales n,
I,,,c snhS OF goo" quality having been taken a. the
y c 'oT export The arrivals Of Corn hay, becr go:
yy 'L ,5S season and sales steady at dja5O cents ror
iihstey-iias also been scarce and n, ,,Ir,,, ,, ,
on !as weeks saes ' ''' az ""Va"co oh'aIned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

aNAMiLY ROE HERRfNGS--A ccr,
oC,, u Roe Ilcrrings for salr.
JAS WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
AUGUSTA, Sept. IL

AUGUSTA, Sept. 10.
We are informed that about S23o 600 Of Georgia
Gold, hns been received IN this city during the las
nine mouths.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

,b,,,', ~ E:rEnr@vr.-IC you wish 10 find nm,
ogn6 '''t 10 lost IN vclI or 10 ascertain Tho r,,-
IMAM gE inquiry there may DO in water, place COIN
catch AMI throw the rays orfbo ,n, poa.o" rs :"
i", ,. o, me well, which will instantly bccor,r H.
90 J" q manner So brilliant that NO, o,,
grs sDJc't articles such as pins, needles, spoon:
the s,,II o'n DC distinctly dscernod, bur also tina,
Go i1's1 p"oOie' and stones OF tho bottom can
,5o % cn'ctma'!J examined as if thcy were hold in
?. 1c,aJp nc sun Is IN tho best situation IN bo
nro nT,ea N the above manner in tho morning or
saws The az u. NE gay .Thls simple experiment. -
,ngnic ~. TUTOR OF tn" Ilamdcn Wing. "wag com
,h un.at0d to us by worthy patriot with .yisr,
''o' We should give H. 70 tho pablo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23
ACTORS IN THE SCENE.

The Albany Daily Advertiser. IN series Of nam
bers sketches the actors 10 the late remarkable events
at Paris. We detcc.od some errors end saw others
pointed oct IN these sketches, and did therefore
republish them, ms we first intended. No Y. IS de-
voted 10 Polgnac, late first minister. and but little is
known of him, PRIOR 10 his engaging in task far
above his strength, and unfoundcd prejudices
prevail against him personally VIC are induced to re-
publish that number.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

II Is proposed in the Tnnao, ,,ro~- So, ,-r--,--
~. nc allowed to assume The sovcrcirrfy of d.
,his measure IS thought, would have direct ton.
aency towards introducing civilization into tho moro
southern [rslons OF Africa at tho sam. time the En
p"sai oi the conquest. Agars ia said r. b 80
nea''Hy than Naples whittier Charles has rome.
ol,.. b,... -, T.. S. Gas
b, The Dr. " Zen l."n' 10 Ia'i7 signed by Charles \ and
C,,g 30 VI a5'sn 7'Iorins tho arrest and punhrcnt n
Tho Er,, o IIn ANY nsP"9' and all the Liberal Journa
me NATIONAL was'1e hottest of the Tibo,sI So. |
Pngn no'I 10 afonsn2 the rsops to sense of IbciS ",
fight ,-tI5m % 'a'' 70 nave fallen m tho
f ,.. PAPER ass'is That the revolution N Fr,rc, -
"'' '''''"''n % che reign Of D1o Miguel In p,r.rr,i
~ my9nmeGi 'yas being" created in pa,s 80. ,,..
"'I E'mF unfinished, IL rs likely N b7 a,,,r,i
=" "''''y' or Tie bust Of Lafaycre-rNH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-23

For sale al n ,IiS,L, %
sept % Next below the door of h., Eooj. L. ~,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-29

NVlRGtNlA. At rules, holden in the clerks office oil
" the superior court of chanccry for the Richmond
district, the Sth day of July 1850; Edward Cunning.
ham, pitt. against Thomas a. Mitchell; and Garland
Thompson, ex'or of WIN. Mitchell, who ex'or oi
Thomas Mitchell. dts.
The defendant Thomas III. Mitchell not having n
tered his appearance and given security according to
the act ct assembly and the rules of this court and It
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is not
inhabsnt of this coun,ry is ordered, that hesaid
defendant do appear here the first day of the
January term, and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the city OF Richmond. for
months suecessivey and posted at the from, door OF
the capitol in the sad city. copy Tes,e,
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