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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
a DISEOXERXt


The Georgia Journal has made, and whs, is rather
more to the purpose has confessed having made, an
important discovery. We copy the following article
from the last No. of that paper:
D'sdpPotntnient.-W like many others in tho
United States. haled the veto of the President ON tho
Maysville bill as the harbnger of better times tho
ioIerunher oil the adoption OF wiser policy by tho
federal government, and especially, a mortal blow
gwen TO the American System" We con1ratula-
tea ourselves and the American people ittie too
soon II we had waited title whlic our tone would
not have been so joyous. We received few davs
ago from Washington City, copy of the laws pass
ca al The last session of Congress. These laws un-
cerwcnt our examinations and wnut have we secn?--
hpPropfIo IONS, sanctioned by the President, which
are SO near OF kin TO the provisions of the Maysvilc
b' that rs Impossible to deny the identity of the pa
rcnthge TO show the reader how the public money
is disposed OF by the Honorable Representatives. o tho
people, we have made ihe following extra cts, from
me several appropriation laws order that he IN ay
Judge Tor himself, whether the Maysvile bill alone,
should have been rejected by the President
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20
TO LOVERS OF HORSES.

HiNDS' FARRlERY, recently published by Jno Criec
Philadelphia. o"
This book no puff but from the hest information the adj.
esc can get ifom persons the city, who competent
Judges, he Is warranted IN saving that " decidedly the best
treatise on the subject To- he found print, processes 10
embrace nothing IN its table Of contents but what treated Of
~ mastery style.
u would c supms~nus say thut those who Justly apprc.
ca'c TIA, noble aud useil animal the Horse will hnd this
most desirable little volume.
Price - ccntG--Tug sale, ty JOHN H. NASH
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20

Farther supplies of Books, &c.
'h'HE Northern Traveller, and Northern Tour
- with the routes TO the Springs, Niagara, and
Quebec, and the Coal Mines of Pennsylvania: also the
Tour of New Engiand--- Thirty TWO cnrrayinrs-
4 ourth edition, revised and extended.
Ncnophon's Expedition OF CYRUS with EnrIj,h
hotes prepared for the use Of schools ard colleges
with life of the author; by Charles Dexter Clevo-
land, Professor OF Languages III Dickinson ColIere
haccuIlock on remittent and intermittent diseases
l'CuninS gcnericay marsh fever ard neuralgia; com
Prsi"g under the former, various anomalies obscn-
rites ana consequences; and under a new systematic
view OF the latter, treating Of tic do,lcrcx scati
ca headache, opbtha!ma, oothache palsy aud many
"the' modes and consequences OF this generic dis
Winners Episcopal Manuel, being intended M :,
summary explanation ofthc doctrine Discipline md
worship OF the Episcopal Church, etc. etc. etc.,
Third edition.
Mooro's life Of Lord Byron
Pelham or the adventures of gentleman
T Tfo0 6i.Hwned. by the same Author.
i'awric Todd, or the settlers in the woods--bv
John Gait, Esq.
Flora's Dictionary-hy lady
Register of officers and agents civil. military and
naval, IN the service of the United States, 1880
Memoirs of the Rev. Matthew Henry, b. J. B.
Williams, Esq. 5. A.
Aids to reflection, by s. r. Coleridgo, with a pre-
urinary essay, notes, aud illustrations, by James
Marsh.
Foscarn or the parir.cian of Venice
Life ofthe Rev Edward Payron, d. d. late pcc
tor Of the second church ~ Portland.
Bickersteths Christian bearer designed 20 show
The Importance of hearing the word and To assist
christians in hearing with profit.
Provincial Letters, containing an exposure of the
reasoning and morals of the Jcsuits, by Blaise Pas
cal, originally published under the name of Lous Dc
Montalte, translated from the Frencli--to which il
added view Of the History Of the Jcsus and the
late Bull Tor the revival oitbc order in Europe, &c
received for sale, by
ma ia...ts COLLINS co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20

yield ala unusually abundant harvest. fno prospect
at present is represented exceedingly dscoura
ing"
SPAIN.--I.ct received in New York by the Ia
NOR, from Cadiz, give information of the sailing of
the Spanish squadron the s7th March, for CUBA.
There is no longer any doubt, remarks the n. Y.
Daily Advertiser that the reported expedition against
Mexico has been postponed ut least for hs.
This squadron contained only 800 men. designed to
replace the vacancies in the garrsons of Cuba and
Porto Rico; and arrangements making Sor
despatching any moro troops at present.
Amsterdam papers to the 3oth March inclusive
have been received BY the editors Of the N. Y Jour
nal OF Commerce.
A Frankfort date Of the 10th mentions the receipt
OF letter from ST. Petersburg which the propo-
sition Of the Porte to satisfy the indemnity to Rus
sia by cesson Of the Municipalities, is objected to
by one oftbe great Powers, in consequence Of which
ccssion would probably be made i'm Asia. Many
messengers were passing between the Russian Court
aud the Turkish Ambassador.
Accounts from Consta ntinople to March Cd, state
that the late REFS Eand [reforIued out of Office,
has been H. ceeded by Mabmcd- IIamid- Bcy. Two
persons have died of the plague in the Turkish cap
! hoi-Count Orlof. the Russian Ambassador, Ia.
received orders foreman there for the present.
Phe Jacksonville (llinois) Gazette of the osd ult
nehr iiYssK aitlernakes was s,,ass..re,
digging Tor rock in that part of our countrS' IT.
n,auc known the circumstance TO the nephbors who
vsi'ed the place. where they killed 1913 Ra,lesnak.s
the largest of which, us our informant who We .,
the spot told u.s. measured nearly four fee, in length
nes'oes 'hcsc there were sixteen black snskna do,
l.,oyeu' together with one copper-head. Conn,in,
TIC young ones, there were upwards of 1000 killed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO

Hare for SHE,
ESA Bbls. New York prime pork
b cO 20 do prime beef
$50 casks nails, assorted
1900 sacks Liverpool salt
30 bags green coffee
40 Or casks French Madeira and Sicily wines
~ boxes CiarCt do
10 baskets Champagne do
20 hhds moasses
do sugar
50 sides sole leather
200 half boxes window glass
80 bbls Tanners oil
Cotton yarns
Writing aud wrapping paper
Hall pint tuublcrs
Crates ware, assorted
Spermaceti and mould candies
Blown soap
Almonds, raisins
Indigo, pepper, pmcnto
Port wine, cigars
Hats, shoes, loaf sugar
Lamp oil, rice
Brandy, rum, gin
Gunpowder, &c.
An assortment Of DRY GOODS, compfisinp
brown ond blcachcd shrtings and shcciincs ozna
burgs, casslmcrcs, parasos, fans pcrfumcry, and a
variety Of fancy articles imported from France
ma ie--Gt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20

Among the toasts at the late Jefferson dinner, we
observed the following: 'pirgna the mother of the
Gracch" Now We have always read that Corneiio
the mother of the Gracch. Corneiia mater
Eracchorupn, said the monument OF that illusrious
This blundcr is probably some of Col.
Bentons classical lore, of which he is fond Of ma
king display, and of which ''Godsmitl's Abridr-
IN nts' probably the nc Plus ultra.
[.Nerobern Spectator.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20
Gterft011 5jCDZj6.
BY DAvENPtSRT. al = go.

BY DAvENPORT. All = 60.
DRY GOODS
'On FRIDAY, the 2lst instant, ~ 10 O'Clock, az
our Auction Store, an assortment of American and
foreign dry goods
rSsLUprNo,
20 bales brown shectings -.
Osnaburgs
B'eached shee;ings and shirtnSs
] case circassian pantaloous
cases silk parasols.
An invoice of goods to be sold br orsjer of
Trustees, comprising broadcloths cassimcres. trunk
Ladies fine shoes, cheeks, &c.-Tesms nt esIe
ma 10 d. A. & CO. Aucts
VIII be added to the above sale, variety OF fancy
articles, among which are
Imperial cords and braids
Cologne water
Muslin collars
Cravat handkerchief
Siteen gauze wells "a
Watch guards
Fancy boxes sss
case pomaturn. &c. 49,
Also,
Linen and cotton drilling
blue nankcen
Striped grnrdurclls
Linen strpns
Pittsburgh stripes, &c 80
ma 90 ID A. 4 Co. Asc,a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20
NEW YORK LINE.
NEW GOODS.

WI " NOODtN.
III NELSON has received English and French
e. glnghh'ns black and colcrcd mundarins, and
pamyrcncs, fine and supcrfine caIlicocs rich bareqe
ana gauze hdkfs and scars, French caiab!ic hdkfs
cotton and silk hosiery, 7G and IA linens of heavy
texture, BLACK and c"lo-cd circassians French mer
no OomDa%me' Romen cashmere black AMI fancy Flo
rcntinc vcsting, white and colorcd Marseillcs do.
PLAN and worked Swiss and book muslin, with va
rcty OF other scasonablo goods HEB are offered at
very low prices. ma IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20
SHOES,

'ENdE Subscribers intending to leave this city, viii
oier al pubic auction, on Friday, the 2lst ir-
slant, a. 10 O'clock, at their Store Market Rr;doc
The residue OF their Stockconsisting of gentlemen, =
ine call and common nailed boots; mems and bows,
cait KIP and stout leather bootees shoes, and bro
ind chidren's leather senl morocco. and lsst;nr
ooots, shoes and slippers, Sc &c.-al from tho rst
manufactures, and well adapted to this market, and
woI'ny inc attention OF dealers. Sale will be con-
Quoted by Orrs, DUNLOP :. Co. = WI
Terms at sale. WARREN & REYNOLDS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20

nE Our City Correspondents MUST remember Tim,
we have box Mt our office for the rccont;o, Of 10,
tcrs addressed TO us. We shall in future take no
such letters from the Post Office ' Nv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20

Mr. Ta<etccH-We regret that a severe domestic
affection has deprived the Senate of the talents and
services of this distinguished Senators on account of
which, on motion of Mr. Tyler, leave of absence for
the remainder Of the session, granted to him on
the 10th inst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20
Great Luck and Prompt Pnrmon1

Great Luck and Prompt Payment.
~ %. 8, ~, So, which drew Tho spl:,d;S e.,
I$ Prize ofse5 600. was sold by b. w. Uov ~op"aI
whole ticket; TO Mr.. II Whitmore Of Pctersbnrg :" ~
ieGeiveu me casa Tor u from p. Chubb, before
when The drawing was received. The same n,o,~n,
payment VIII attend all those who buy tickets rom
49, ..1 - p CHURR
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20

''"'o"ni q Produce and number Of Boats p1ss,d
-, do'cn through The Lorer ioeks
MAY lie hhds. tobacco, 2o8 bbls four. ol bus
coal. ''' "~ts puS'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20
BY OTIS, DUNLOP & CO.
Valuable Stock of DRY GOODS snt

Valuable Stock of DRY GOODS and
HARD HIRE at auction.
DY virtue of q Deed in Trust executed IN tho nm,
~ dersigncd By Alexander Levy, viii DO sold az
the store occupied by him, Market Bridge, on VI cd
nesdsy, the 2nd oil June next, Mt 10 O'Clock under
the manage1a=n. Of Otis, Dunlop s. Co. his entire
stock oi Dry Goods, amounting as ~ supposed. to
upwards OF $40 GEO. md comprising almost every ar
,,cle IN the Dry Good line and principally adapted 10
inc present season The goods nearly oil pur-
chased this spring, and particularly selected for this
market and well worth the of merchants
Also, large assortment Of Hard Ware and CutIarv,
suitable for the country trade. 80
FERNS, under 81 90 cash over $500, and emonhs
P.V DANIEL.
G.. IL BACCHUS,S Asssnees
Also on the same day, at o'clock, at the store of
said Levy, will he sold, by Otis. Dunlop &. Co a Nc
gro Woman, and her three children, for cash
p. Y. DANIEL,
u1 10 q. III. BACCHJJS Z Asesnces
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20

late No. of the Cacdonian Mercury, one Of tie
most respectable Edinburgh papers, gives the follow
ing account of new invented Filter
The powers of George Rubns's Royal Filter haze
been put to the test i'll city Of Edinburgh during
the past week. and for the accuracy of The result VIC
pledge ourselves, having had occuar dcmOna tration
of the fact quantity OF INK placed IN n por-
table filter, and in short minute il pc sca through
''bright the ram drop in an April shower" We
tasted il and do not hesitate to declare the favour
was at least equal to the finest spring wafer but its
utility was proved, and in manner that must soon
render il a national concern.-Anothcr portable filter
had quantity of salt water put into 1t which was
purposcly brought from the at Porto Belle; the
filtration was rapid, and in two minutes it passed
through entirely deprived of It's saline properties and
wns drunk with delight by those present, as pure as
crystal water. Previous to the experiment ,unbcr
salt water examined through microscope; it dis
covered swaims Of little insects After 1t had passed
the ordeal OF filtration could not perceive single
Lavender next tried by eminent drug
gist Of this town, (who had previously been some
what scep,ical) he surprised beyond measure TO
find IL returned from the filter as pure water and
without spirit. Such invention must surely be
hailed by all ranks Of society an absolute God
send" at least by those who think pure and crystal
water Invested of all its bad properties, essential TO
health and longevity Mr. Robnss agent has been
in Edinburgh only ten days, and il Is said, already
two hundred families have avniled themselves Of tho
tnlutary use of the filter the urico being so low as
10 be within the reach Of every family Cal .ucr.
The last Winchester Virginan says, "Thc raw
Hccs ofthe fly have been extensive for the last few
epEo int 10 rnt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF RTCH.NOVD

ARRIVED.
oGhr uazette' Fryer, days from Charleston. will
with ballast. "0"i Hes iafoo"r
Schr Nancy & Sabrinra. Balance, from Cur,i !.
TUCK wi:h tar ana FISH, to l.. Webb e. Co
tar ont f ga. White from Edenton IN. CT with
Sonr rcedom Robinson. for New York. with c,oI
Schr Cumberland, Wheaton, for Philadelpba. viii,
Schr Pennsylvania, Alber,son, for New Yo,,. ,,;,,
coal 0' -N'" ofH' Wilh
fHiLADELPtIIA,Mo May i7-Arriyed scbr Roso.
luton Hand. Days from Richmond.
eies-ea: sch! Hiram Denise. Richmond:
% The Schr. TANTIVY, Capt. Thorn.
i"r New York, will sail from Rock cts this EVENING /
49, una ~ DAVENPORT. ALLEN g. Co
REEN CoFFEE.-4o bars prime groon &c
ma 2o-at OTIS, DUNLNp g. co.
81. CROlX SUGAKS.--IU hIds primo i,I {; T7,,,
~ Sugars, for sale by
ma eo-3t OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
Just Received from Franco,
EHNAUl.D'S Pectoral Balsamc Paste The
oenehcial effects of this Paste, known lorr
,i'''e oe'"'e was made public, and IT SUBSEQUENT
success nave procured ii the avo able recen,ion vi,
winch It has been honored ever since its FRS,
ance. " t' "PPo'''
II is highly beneficial to persons afflicted with
"''r"s' colds, consunp;ions, and oil diseases of the
iua;-. vac
In asthma, either in old or young patients, this
preparation employed in rather large doses cial-
~ al night, when going to bed. has frequently of
iec'ed complete cure, and constantly procured
Steep and rendered cXpectoraiion abundant and
easy
liz coughs which accompany and follow measles in
the whooping cough it is productive Of the most do
sirable effect. -'
Is aiso useful to persons who are obliged 20 speak
professionally in public
many OF the public journals, and some of the mos;
eminent physicians in Paris, have rivcn Rcan,,,iJ,s
fas'e most iattering recommendation. a constant
supply VIII he kept by tho subscriber at his Book and
stationery Store, Warranted genuine
ma ~ X. ID. SkNNtN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
fSNlE firm of James and Thomas Hardy " ne this
n DAY dissolved by mutual cons ent, aud David
1uT is alone authorised 10 collect the debts due ~
'''e Saio nfm JAMES HARDY,
49, THOMAS HARDY
Those indebted to J. e I. Hardy, will please paw
e,e'F accounts TO OS. Dunlop 81 Co., only, in whose
possession the books and accounts are placed
an 10 DAVID HARDY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20

1As 'uin0us effects Of Me Tar.6, duty on Foreign
Goods.
Gunpowdcr. which used to sell at so and Gel. now
sells for 25 cents.
Shot. which used to sell for 10 and I23. now sells
for6l.
Cotton Goods formerly, % and 37t now selling at
aud o
Cassimeres. which formerly sold for So and !, may
now be- bought at 50.
Hats. which used TO cost and 10 dollars, now
sc ling ut and 6.
Negro Cloth, formerly dollar per yard may now
be bought equally good at so cents.
Hoes, formerly per dozen, ie and II dollars, now
selling at 4. and dollars.
1t isstatedin some Of the New York Papers, that
million and half Of dollars worth hats arc vend-
ed yearly in that metropolsthat single establish
ments sell 100 900 dollars worth Of hats per an
num-that few years ago of fashion wore al
most universally foreign hatsand pow very few hats
are imported-snd that III 1920 the imports ton a.
mounted only to $4,000 dollars worth, including all
the various kinds Of fancy fur hats.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20

FOR RENT,
- That large and commoJious dwelling
f::::VD house, now occupied by Mr. Walthal as
ssssE3a Boarding house, situated IN tho most
s>z3a convenient and central part Of the city. mt
tho coruer of Main and I4ih streets. This is consi
dorcd tho best stand on the aanstreot for business
OF the k,nd.-From several alterations made nv the
present occupant, the house is well calculated to nc
commodatc large number of boarders. Apply to
y w. Walthall. or
GRANNISS, SON g. BROTHERS.
ma ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20
FANCY DRY GOODS

FANCY DRY GOODS.
IENliE following goods are received by Tho
Z Tantivy, from the New Yok Auction Rooms.
Best black belt ribands
i.lthrosraphic Grape handkcrchiers
Fashionable Grape scarls
itch mourning and half mourning scarfs
Green gauze wells and green worsted barcrc
Best long white kid gloves
a few pieces Fouard Persian cause, an entire
new article for Ladies' dresses, with general as
soTtmeut OF Ladies hosskin gloves Of every de-
scrip,on, opening this morning, for sale at reduced
prices, at r. IT. JENKINS,
irish Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store Main.st
II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20

The distance from the Mines the Summit three (purth
OF mie and ascent forty feet distance from Summit 10
end Of road eight and quarter miles and seven hun
dred and xiy-seven feet-mahms the distance nine
miles cents is four per mile wear aud
tear is estimated at per mile making the
total cost OF transportation this Rail Road exclusive of
Interest aecount) FIVE cents Il irvr r:,-
tuis time the same Company are paying twenty
dollars trip (aud find the boats from Mauch Chunk to las
ton is taken at in rough nfks composed four or
live tccos carrying altogether sxtvc coal and the
cost for the whole distance of forty miles thirty seven
cents a ton.
The ark hundred and thirty Eve dollars an, being
made rough. VIII last, say twenty trips only, trip Ito
which add thirty is 80 i-6 miles6 one third
ton milcbcing less than the per pe
mile OF the transportation on the Rail Road.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20

The last Winchester Virginian says, "Thc raw
ages ofhc fly have been extensive for the last few
weeks in many parts of country, TO cause Sc
rous apprehonsions on account Of the wheat crop;
which until tho latter end cf April had promised to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20


ments sell 1000 dollars worth Of hats per an
num--that few years ago men of fashion wore al
most universally foreign hats-and DOW very few hats
are imported-.nd that m iaeo, the importation a,
mounted only to $4,000 dollars worth, Including all
the various kinds of fancy fur hats.
From, The .Nationai Tnteiiigencer.,
We lay before readers the following interest
lug comparison OF tho relative cost Of
On the Railway and Canal OF the Lehis,a navigation
Company.
The economy Of transportation the farty-six
=oles OF Canal and River navigation, but chiefly
yofts 20 ourselves surprising tho Justly impu-
wide and five feet deep Sse pRa a ysEy
six feet. w s'c"'e' depth o.
Inc expense of transportation on the Maucl
ChuhA Runway, Is, moreover. without nuv CHARGE .,
interest on The capital expended in cons,ruc,;ng al.
ROAD, &c.--Thc one cent per mile being. as we nm
aerstand designed to dcfray the expense of repair
ing the Railway. = 'P'
The cost of tolls on the cbos,o., 81.
canal cannot exceed, for any commod,tv two c.n,s
per ton per mile. and, if the transpor,ation fa i;
most certaln) shall cost less one cent per TON peT
h;r.,s nan .nree cents per ton per mile will be the
gncs' expense OF carriage this Canal an exn,pso
ehcrgeaeie, 1t IS presumed, on those commodities
winch can best bear such cost. The cheaper nro-
DUCTS OF lumber, COAL lime, &c. will OF course nav
iosS 'oh than merchandise OF great value.
From the Lesigh Pioneer # .qprii Is.
we have &C. observed with ordinary interest, the late ac
n
TINS globe Of ours The facilities communication are sy;
Gently greatly improved by Rail Roads The comule,e enc
cess of the Novelty in her experiment for few, b o. NC
liverpool Rail Road, is in evidence grea, in
ef boilers so as to make her lighter Engine than ever
u,o applied TO ioco"'ion Her saving fuel also con-
Only requiring eighty four pounds coke per hour ber
power oeng about equal TO ten holse would cns a,
ive cents bushe for buninous coal bu, cav c,n,s s
hour for fuel. add the for horse pet ,v III,
" cents would pay for the keeping OF twenty horses allow
az: her TO work twelve hours each day. the Eprpc
aser than horses aud would make her abou, cqn TO The
o"a OF morse power She is therefore, cheap power as
AZ
crease the wear aud tear of Engine Wagons and Rod
As WAUGH Chunk Company have been IN practical ope,a
on WIN neir ha Road nearly three seasons and have had
gvey ach,y attending Company's operations on Rail
anu aso ~ making and repairing wagons road every
advantage which could be naturally expected has been
e mere BENG foundry the ground belonging TO the Com
pany and fuel cheap and power in abundance l ~,
uese operations All these facilities combined would We
appehend result in producing the average of tho
cost oil using said road We have therefore soIpj, AMI
cured an average OF the work done duTinr the III
three seasons. II 6 follows - VIZ 'a"
On a transportation OF 81, 089 tons OF coal
W. ., Cost per ton-Cents
Wear and Tear, and repairing Rail Road
wagons 89i34
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20
MANAGERS OFFICE.

Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Class $50 num-
per iot'ery--iO drawn ballots be drawn In this
city, Saturday, the 2sd inst.--2o 900 dollars 1890
and of 900, &c. Tickets dollars, halves 2 SO.
quarters 60, eighihs 62b cents
Union Canal Lottery. Class No, TO b. drawn
on Saturday. the 22d inst.-Thc drawing will be
received Oh the 25ti inst.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-20

yield ala unusually abundant harvest. Tine prospect
at present is represented as exceedingly discoursg-
ing"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-10

understand that the United States Circuit
Court in New Jersey has postponed its decision
upon the petition of Joseph Bonaparte, to grant
an injunction against the Amboy and Camden
Rail Road Company.
Mr. Bonaparte, we understand, POUNDS his
claims TO an injunction, upon an alleged viola
ton of the charter BY the company. The Char
from Camden to Amboy, and shall extend lat
eral branch to Bordentown; but when the ensi.
had finished their survey Of the route, they
decided. that the main road should run through
Bordentoun. consequently no lateral branch
was required. AS the location of the rail road
interfered with Mr.. b. S grounds, he pleaded
the letter of the charter against the establish
ment of the man track in BOrdentown.
q. s. Gazette.