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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-11
(PUBLIc, No. 5O.)
AN ACT for the relief of the City C

AN All Tor the relief OF the City Council of
Charleston, South Carolina
Be hcnaotcd blythe Senate and House Of
the United States Of 7mcrica ia Congress assembled
That, the sum Of twenty five thousand dollars if
so much be necessary, be applied by the Sc.
cretaly of the Treasury TO the erection, or pur.
chase ofl United States Marine Hospital for
the sick and disabled season, at Charleston
South Carolina and, also. to indemnify the CT
tty Council of Charleston for the damages they
have sustained, from being obliged to provide a
building or buildings for such sick and disabled
seamen, as would have heen entitled to relief
from the Marine Hospital Fund, in consequence
of the failure of the Treasury Department To
furnish the amount of fifteen thousand dollars
for the erection of a Marine Hospital. occordinC
to the terms OF a contract entered into in the
year ono thousand eight hundred and four. bc.
tween n. the Secretary of the Treasury, and the
SEC. .lnd be FURTHER cmactcd. That the
sum or twenty-five thousand dollars be. and the
the same is hereby appropriated for the forego-
ing purposes ont of any money in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated
APPROVED May 20 1880.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-11
N. BARKSDALE
June 10 1880.
From the London Times.


MELANCHOLY AND FATAL sHIPwRECK.-It IS
with the greatest regret that we have to commt,-
n'cate the particulars of the most fatal shpwreck
that has occurred on the coast of this country
tor several years. On Friday night last, the
NEwRY, Captain Crosbre, from the port of New
ry. bound to Quebec, with about four hundred
passengers on borad, ran on the rocks at Portin-
cI!eon, near Bafdsey, in C@rnarvon too hundred
Of the passengers peristtng in tie aoreck The
particulars which we have been able to collect
of this event are the following.
The ship left Newry on Wednesday, and on
beating down the channel, the weather being
very foggy, she got too far into C5ernarvon bay,
and was driven on the rocks, about nine o'clock
on Friday night. a considerable part Of the pas
sengers, who were principally Irish emgrants,
were below when the ship struck and such was
the violence of the shock, that the ladder be-
tween decks was knocked away, and the shin
filling with water every soul below persisted :
The Captain, with the crew, and about half the
passengers, succeeded in reaching the shore.
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(PUBLIC. No. SD
AN ACT TO reduce the duties on Coffee Tcc

and Cocoa
BE IL cnGCted by the Senate and House of Re-
prCscntdtiUcS Of tic United States of .9lveTjeo IN
Congress GsSemJtcd, That, from and after
the thirty first day of Deem one thousand
eight hundred and thirty, the duty on Coffee
shall be two cents, per pound, and from and af-
Ter the thirty-frSt day OF December, one thous-
and eight hundred and thirty-one, the duty on
Coffee shall be one cent per pound and no
more and from and after the thirty first dav of
December, one thousand eight bundled and
thirty, the duty on Cocoa shall be one cent pcr
pound, and no moro. And that, from and oncr
the thlrty-first day ofDeccmber, one thousand
eight hundred and thrty-oue, the followi,. r
rates OF duty and and no other, shall be Levied
and collected on Teas imported from China. mr.
other place east of ihe Cape of Good Hone. and
10 vessels OF inc United States, to wit Impc.
perla'' Gunpowder, and Gomez, twonty.Evc
cents per pound Iiyson, and YOUNG Hyson
eighteen cents per pound Tyson Skin. and
other Green Teas, except Bohca, ten Gents ,or
pound and Bohea four cents per Mound and
on teas imported from any other place, or i,
vessels other than those of the United States The
ioiioWIhg rates, to wit; Imperial, Gunpowder
and GoInce, thirty-scvcn cents Uvsnn anJ
Young dyson, twenty seven cents. H.,
SHln, ana other green teas twcntv cont.
Souchong, and other black teas, excent RoLo,'
eighteen cents; and BOhea six cents nor ,o,,,J'
DEC. Z. ma DC uturthcr cnaclcd Thai To-
Cocoa and Coffee; which have becu ,r ti1,'
shall be hereafter, put into the Custom IInms,
stores, under, the bond of the imnn p'S'
and which shall remain under the contrni oc w.
proper officer OF the customs, on the tbirty.Grs,
ot December, one thousand eight hundred and
thirty, and the thirty-fTst dav of De- tnu
one thousand eight hundred and thu
respectively, shall be subject to no HIGHER d, ,
than 1t the same were imported, respcctivcIy ~
ter the said thirty-frst day Of Dcccmbcr ~
thousand eight hundred and thirty and tho ,b G'0
ty-first day OF December, one thousand a;,.i,
hundred and thirty-onc PrOrjdcd, That NJ no
thing herein contained shall be construed r.,
a ai or PTs.p|ro lhat time when the duty on
lie. P'J"-
APPROVED May 30, 1880.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-11
LAWS OF THE u. STATES.

PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE
TwENTY-FIRsT CONGRESS-
Public No-1S.
BE 1t enacted by the Senate nud House of Re.
personalities Of the Untcd States Of .imerica in
Congress assembled, That Delaware City, in the
District Of Philadelphia, shall port of delivery;
and a Surveyor shall be appointed, who shall re-
side at said City.
ANDREW STEVENSON,
Speaker qf The House of Rtprescn.
tatiueS.
JOHN G. CALHOUN, Vice President OF
the u. S. and President of the Senate.
ANDREW JACKSON.
APPROVED Nav 30, 1880.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-11
June 10 1880.

] do hereby certify that, on the31st.
day OF May 1880, was passing by the
Shadwell mills in company with Mr..
J.Bowcock, land when we arrived opposite
the saw mill above on the canal we saw
Mr.. Duke with his boat with four hogs
heads Of tobacco on board and the boat
could not pass under the sleepers across
the canal they being from four to eight
inches two low.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-06-11

l do hereby certify that on the 81 ul-
tImo | loaded two boats at our mills and
went with them down to the Shadwell
Mills. When we got to the bridge that
leads from the milan road across the ca
nall to the new saw mill the boat loaded
with tobacco could not pass under the
sleepers by from four TO six or eight inches.
Mr.. Nelson Barksdale and John Bow
cock were Presant soon after my boats
arrived at the bridge and saw the diff
Guilty we encountered in getting under.
RICHARD DUKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17

ARRIVED.
PORT OF NCH-MOyVO.


racket schr Planter Baldwin, xix days from New
y ORR, with sundres to Davenport, Allen & Co. Wor-
than q McGruder. III Nelson J A Myers, N Cor
don, II Nash, Holt g. Ross Crannis Son e. Bro
iners, Raymond o. Brothers, Lee & Cowles, W
Waldron, Hatcher, Otis, Dunlop & Co. M Hol-
Inns, Smith, w & ID Kyle g. Co, F & James
q Co. w Williams, J NJ Weaver, G H Mitchell. d
Peyton, ID Weller, Fallen g. Son, NJ Myers, ] r
Triplett. Parker, r Johnson g. Son, McKildoe,
N Cary, w g. G Crane, Parker, l. Webb g. Co
N Woodruff 81 G NJ Mitchell
Schr Francis, Davis, from New York, with sun
dries. -.
Schr Diomede, Gray, from Portland, (Me) via
Norfolk, with snndries to master.
Paci~. schr Favourte, Bernard from Philadel-
pha, via Norfolk and City Point, with sundries to
r Smith, NJ Brunei, J Williams Perkins &c Harris
H Blamre, w Mitchell, NJ Mitchell Cotton O.
Clarke, w & G Craue, WORKMAN g. McGruder
Lancaster & DENLY, w NJ Swoope, r d Sanxy, j
Evans. Holt & Ross, II Nash, J Saryay, G. Picot
Levy, II G. McNemara, ID Mcdonald, C Beck
J Myers, Jr, Otis Dunlop g. Co, Goddard, L
Webb d. Co, ] Hnlowell. d Peyton, d Jackson, T
Nelson, Anderson 81 Nichols, p Il, White, ] g. S
Cosby g. Co. e. Philips.
Soop Excel, Barnett, from Egg Harbour, with
ballast.
Schr Mapsco, 49,, from below with wood.
SAILED
Schr Richmond, Hand, for Philadelphia with to-
bacco and coal.
Steamboat Columbus, Tnrner, for Baltimore, with
freight and passengers.
Schr Coasting Pilot, Somcrs, for Philadelphia
with flour, tobacco and hemp.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17
TIE GEORGIA INDIANS.

The question of The removal Of the Southern Iudi-
beyond the Mississippi, involving many think,
high handed injustice and oppression towards them,
the reader is appraised is before Congress- where it
cXcites much feeling. DESTROYS of possessing the
public ofthc reasoning by which the Committee of
the House of Representatives, justify the step, we
publish preliminary, the legislative act of Gcor-
ga extending her laws over the Indians in that state
and repeating the regulations made by the Indians
themselves.
AN Act to add tho Territory lying within the char
tered limits of Georgia, and now in the occupancy
of the Cherokee Indians, to the counties of Carroll
De Kalb, Gwinctt, Hall and IIabcrsham and TO cX-
tend the laws OF this State over the same and TO an
nul all laws and ordinances made by the Cherokee
nation fIndians, and to provide for the compcnsa-
ton of officers serving legal process in said Terri
tory and TO regulate the testimony Of Indians and
TO repeal the ninth section of the act of eighteen
hundred and twenty eight, upon this subject
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentativcs of the State of Georgia in General Assem-
bly, met and it is hereby enacted by the authority of
the same, That from and acr tho passing of tins
oil that part of the INDICATED territory within the Ii
mits of this State aud which lies between the Alabn-
ma line and the old path leading from the Duzzard
Roost on the Chattahoochie to Sally Hughes, the
llightowcr river; thence To- Thomas Peters, on the
old Federal road thence with said road TO the Ala
bama line. be, and tho hereby added to- and
shall become part Of the county of Carroll.
SEC. g Aud be it further enacted Thut oil that
part ofsoid territory lying and beng north of the last
mentioned line, and south Of the road running from
Charles Gates ferry, on the Chlltahochic river, to
Dick Rocs, to wheroit nicrsects with The path aiorc-
SAID, be, and The h. hereby added to and shall
become part of the county of DC ltalh
SIC. .. And be n further enacted, That all that
part Of the territory lying North ftho last monlon-
cd Inc and south Of line commencing az the moiNh
OF B1idudgoS Creeks thence up said creek 20 is
sources from thence TO where The Federal road eros
So tbc Iiightowor hcncc with ssil road 20 tho Ten.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17

Blue Letter PGper---Superior and Cheap.
lust received by JOHN II. NASH, case Of
- very superior Blue Letter Paper. which will be
sold low-It seldom that such paper can be gotten,
| therefore, would advise those, who are in want of
good and cheap paper, to mako early application.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17

HUST received large assortment Of elegant sword
- aud other Canes o the following descrpton.--
Malacca, Wangco, Penang, Studond, black Wangec
and whalebone. with ivory and buck-h heads and
silver moun,iugs-fcr sale az the book and satonc-
~ store Of 2 d. SANXAY.
ma. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17
PROPOSALS
FOR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION,
A Defence of the Jews,
AND THE MOSAIC LAW.

luNHlS work was composed about year since, and,
Il from the opinions ofpersons, in whose judgment
he conides, the author is induced publish it, pledg
ing himself that it is strictly, it purports be,
defence of the principles of The religion he processes
TERMS.
j. The work will be put 10 press as soon as sufi
cient number ofsubscribers is obtained.
Q 1t will be printed fine paper, and delivered
subscribers, bound in CLOTH at 81 25 per copy able
on delivery.
3. Persons procuring six subscribers, will be enti-
tied TO seventh copy gratis.
IL These holding Subscription Papers viii please
forward them by the middle of June
Pki2odeipiia, .Karch 1880.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17
TRUST SALE.

IhCOI SALE.
IN compliance with the provisions of Deed of
\ Trust, from John G. Blair and Sarah his wife
bearing date the 10Th day of May 1921 and recorded
IN the office OF the clerk OF the Hastings Court Of the
city of Richmond, for the purpose OF securing the
payment of certain debts therein mentioned win be
sold on Thursday, the 95th day of this month"; for
cash, before the door ofthe Eagle Hotel in this CITY,
CERTAIN Tract or Parcel Of Land. lying in the Stale
of Ohio. in said deed described containing 500
acres, more or less title vested in the Trustees
(which is believed to be perfect will be conveyed to
the purchaser or purchasers.
Br ORDER OF TIE Tausrrrs
March 10th, 1880. CT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17
law SCHOOL.


TINE next session of the LatO-SchooI at .Nsedham,
Il in the county of Cumberland, near FarmriHe,
in the county Of Prince Edtoard, will open the
first Monday in May next, and be, in all respects,
conducted us heretofore; except. that the students
will have TO board themselves in FGrmriUe, milo
and quarter of; and except also that while MAY
lend, shall not be bound. to furnish books The ses-
sion will end on the last day of NoVenber next
Every week, on Friday, in the session, the students
will be examined; and every Saturday will be
day: for these purposes the students will, those
days, attend in the court room at .NeedhGDs.
The session viii DO seven months. The price off
ono hundred dollars, paid in advance.
CREED TAYLOR.
Needham, Va March I, 1880. Get
ITLetters, postpaid, addressed to me- at tic Bell
Tavern Richmond, until the LIST Of May noxt, will be
attended TO- G.. II.
A SUPPLY of four sided Razor Straps is just re-
IN ceved 10y the subscriber. These straps are in
itIes have been sufficiently tested entite them to
o strong recommendation. The following certificates
are deemed sufficient to show their real value
For the last two years we have used the Metalc
Strap OF Morgan, upon Instruments and rsZors.
and can confidently recommend II superior TO any
thing Of the kind we have ever tried.
WIN. Gibson, NJ. ID. w L. Iorncr. NJ ID.
N. Chapman, NJ. ID. Thos. G. James, II, y.
WIN Y. Devices. M. ID,
Professors Of the University Of Pennsylvs nissA
For the last two years have used the Nefahc
Strap Of J. Morgan, for sharpening and setting my
razors, and can recommend u admirably adapted
TO the PurPose.
John Redman Cox ". y.
| Professor OF the University OF Pennsylvania.
| rsfI1 z y SANxAI-
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y. IN ArpRENfICt J. manlcd ID ihe W oa

large and Small Straw Paper.
EUST received, a supply Of largo and small Straw
81 Paper something finer and stronger than that
which has lately been eold by J. II. NASH
mar ~ Bookseller aul Ststi0ner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17

BIGGER'S OFFICE, MARCH I6.
DRAWING of the Maine State Lottery, Class
- No. 6:
le. sc, 45, %, 81, 4, 81, 40, 81, 46.
No l. %. So, Capital of $1,000, sold and paid sight
yesterday, by BIGGER
Maine State Lottery Extra No drawing TO be received by
BIGGER, Friday next
Capital Prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81
Delaware South Carolina Lottery, Extra No ?, drawing
20 be received on Sunday.
CArITAL Prize $4,000.
Ticket, 81, halves 2, quarters for sale by ,,,,.
mar 16 THU B' bio1En'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17

Atect6ote &stIFN.
no. MORROW M0HNlNC. March 7ss6, at bali
past 10 o'clock, at our auction store,
10 bids New Orleans rum
Do sugars
20 bLis whiskey
10 hhds molasses
100 boxes brown soap Y.
so do candles
100 reamswriting papeI
so boxes glass 8
20 bbls cider -f
80 bags coffee 80
Haas, shoes, cheese
Lamp oil, white lead
Almonds, raisns " x
Mackerel, &c. Sc. -
D.sA. g. CO. Aucts.
At Private Sale,
LANDrEG FROM ScHRs. PLANrER Axp DIoMEoE,
10 Hhds N. o. sugars ,.s ts-st
200 bbls No. 3 mackerel -
100 boxes mould candles
p packages cut glass, assorted
IL hhds molasses
% bales Sd "Cumberiand" shirtinos
do ID do sheetinos
90 bbIs beef
ID do brown sugar mar ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17
THE HORSE.

TUNO those who Justly appreciate the value of that noble and
useful ANIMAL the Horse the following treatise is respect
fully dedicated:
The Veterinary Surgeon, Farley Taught and
plan, beng treatise all the diseases and accidents 10
which the Horse abe the aud symptoms Of the cure
with instructions the shoe smith, arrc and
eroon how acquire knowledge IN the art of rey and tho
prevention Of diseases Preceded hy popular description Of
The animal functions IN health and showing the principles
which those hc restored when disordorcd By John
uinds Veterinary Surgeon With considerable additions and
improvements particularly adapted to this country BY Thos
NJ Smith, SC. &c. with numerous cngravings
Just published and for SALE by j. II. NASH
mai
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17

MARRIED--I,ast evening, by she Rev. VIM. a.
Smith, Mr. L,rTLEToE w. SrEwG RT, TO Miss ANN
EuzA DAVIS, daughter of Capt. Ezekiel DAVIS, all Of
this CITY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17

This little work has had an extensive circulation in
Germany, and may be safely recommended to persons
of every denomination.
TERMS
l. The work will be put to press suff-
cient number of subscribers is obtained.
Q. 1t will be printed on good paper, and delivered
to subscribers, bound cloth, at 10 Per copy
payable on delivery.
3. Persons procuring six subscribers, will DO enti-
tied to a seventh copy gratis.
u Those holding Subscription Papers will please
forward them by the middle of June.
PHILADELPHIA, March, 1880.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17
Asscnted to. Dec. 10, 1929.
GEORGE X. GILMER, Governor.

IL We publish Prospectus for two little works.
edited by our late fellow-citzen, rcsident Of
Philadelphia Isaac Lccser. Mr.. Lccscr Is favorably
known to this community, as the author Of several
productions in this paper touching the religion,
usages and history of his nation. He is a German
by birth, and is considering his age and the daicu-
ties which nc has had to struggle with, prodigy Of
bennington, who if he holds the pace he has com
mcnccd with, will end another Mcndelsobn.
We have no doubt that that which he proposes
will be well DONE and prove amusing, curious and
Instructive Should any be willing to potronizc the
efforts of this sclfculuvatcd, modest and ingenious
Young man. We will with great pleasure, attend TO
their wishes at this Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17
.MEW ARRANGEMEMT

rTNiE Maryland and Virginia Steamboat Company desroGs
TO give every accommodation travellers, have aar
ed their boats offer direct from Richmond
Baltimore three times week. without any detention Nor
ok-One Of the compays boas will in future leave Richmond
the mornings of Sunday Wednesday Friday ate O'clock
and her arrival Norfolk, viii proceed Immediately hr
Baltimore where she will arrive the allowing day
dmner-TraveeTs coming South will find boat ready
leave Baltimore at O'clock the mornings of Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, by which conveyance they will
Richmond the evenings of Tuesday Thursday and Sau
day. Fare through, dollars three Norfolk and
from thence Baltimore Including meals.
The Columbus has commenced running freight boat,
aud will make three trips month Due notice Of her depar-
from here, will be given the papers of the day
S-col2tf LHWIS IUDLAN, Agent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17

DeIa7rarc and South Carolina Consolidated
Lottery, Extra Class No. ..
Drawing takes place Tomorrow.
"a .Nitmbers-8 dra,rn ballots
Only 24,8O4 Tickets!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17
.NEW YORK LINE,

NEW YORK LINE,
.~koN For New York, tho regular packet schr.
TS$s& PLANTER, Il. BAtpwiN, master. For
LZlANAA ffoight or passagc, having superior &C.
~ - conimodations, apply to the master on
board N tic Dock, or 20
mar i7-4t DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-17

boxes beautiful white Havana SUI
- gar, lust received, for sale by
mar 16--it CHNS PALMER.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-12

OF the King OF the French. But il
consideration OF the Importance ant
multiplicity of his duties, the Genera
Commander in Chief must necessaril,
rely lot which he has indeed the happy
certainty on the patriotism, upon thu
zeal, and he may be permitted to add
the personal affection of his Brothers il
arms throughout the vast extent of oul
bravo and free country of France.
Alter forty years Of memorable vicis
STUDIES, the old tri-colored flag of 'S9
the flag of the national sovereignty o.
liberty and Of public order, has Jus,
been gloriously, generously and foreve,
re-established-around this standard
has rallied with spontaneous move.
ment, and will soon be legally organi-
nized, all France in arms.
The French people, profiting by the
lessons of experience, by the progress
OF light, and civic intelligence, and ap-
preciating the glory ind benefits of our
political storms, casting off all that dc.
Prived their first impulse of their puri.
ty, feels much more the necessity for
general and personal security, now that
the happy division d property and the
advancement of Industry, render il
more and more necessary Filled with
respect and good will TOR the rights Of
other nations, and their bosom glowing
with ardor for all the rights, without
distinction, of individual, civil and re-
ligious liberty, they cannot but main.
tain with firmness, and il it be necessa.
ry; defend with energy, their own rights
OF independence, liberty, oflegal order,
the laws to which they have consented.
and the popular Throne which they
have founded.
II is the National Guards to whom
these great duties are particularly con.
6ded; and as no foreign Influence can
prevail against the French nation.
proud as she is of her retrospec,ions,
OF her strength, and Of the great and
virtuous example she has just presented
to the world, holding in her hands the
sacred arms of liberty, so neither can
any domestic intrigue, any of those
to disorder which the obi
Gus tactics OF our adversaries formerly
rendered so oppressive, now triumph
over the spirit Of wisdom, moderation,
and at the same time Of energy and
persevering patriotism which now cha
racterize France as it is, and which
was so admirably evinced BY her brave
men during the three great days.
The General Commanding in Chief,
ready at all times to assist his fellow
with all the efforts of his de-
votion and of his personal indepen.
dence, communicates to them this day
some provisionary instructions, through
the medium Of the Inspector General.
whose long experience has greatly aid.
ed his labors.
There will be no delay by the Gov
eminent In the presentation of a law
tor the final organization Of the Nation
al Guards. 1t will have for its basis
the law of 'ss, and especiallyLthe vital
principle OF election by the citizens
but this is only an additional motive for
forwarding at present with all our zeal,
the spontaneous movement which does
honor and gives strength to France,
and which presents her such as she
ought to be to her Friends, and in case
Of need, to her Enemies.
LAFAYETTE.