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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30

Y iRHiNlA: A. rules, holden in the clerks Office
OF The superior court Of chanccrv for the Rich
mond district the 9th day uf sept ubcr 1880: VIM
J"ues Bni ksdsI", admir- 81 Frances Tabb, decd pf
against iheodric Blair Barris,er and Scrgnrora his
wife, john Brrrisicr and other dts.
Inc defendant John Btrrislcr not having entered
MS appearance and given security according 10 the
'c' "i assembly NIL The rules Of his court and IL a,
p'arnE by satisfactory evidence, ihat he g not an in
h'Hut ~ ms country; II IS ordered that the said
defendant do appear here the first day Of the next
January term, and answer the bin pf the plaintiff and
Wat copy OF this order he Drhw'il inserted I'm some
newspaper published ~ the CITY of Richmond for yo
months ssrvry, and posted the front door of
tie capitol, in the said city. copy Tcsrc.
20 WV. G. PEsut.rro. e. =.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30

VIE subscriber has Just received a sup
ply of WHITE and GOLD BEADS Also
FURNISHED and unburnlshed gid and silver paper;
gold borders, and general assortment; OF fancy pa.
per- r. ID. SANXAY
IVORY for miniatures miniature tames-for sale
by I'd s.
"a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30

NWihGNIh:-ht rules holden in the ci.,t,..og,.,
- ct lH" superior court oi chanccry for the EicL
mono district, the ID day OF August 1850. samuel T.
ruH'tn, assignee of John W. smith, and other fI,rs
iI. r.i'nn"u w. foote's eEor IF Augustine Davis.
as'H Ih"mns !. Webb and Harriet his wife. samuel
Sh'lpald and Maria his wife, Edwin Davis and Charles
J. paws and Matilda his wife, dts
me dct"nJauis Thomas I, webb, Edwin Dayis.
and Charles T.. Davis and N,,,lJ, H.. ,';c y,
myhB entered their appearance aud given sccn.
w according {" the net Of Assembly and the
In'S "i ms court and It appearing, by satisfactory
''hC'' mat they are not Inhabitants Of this country.
IS ordered that the said defendants do appear hero
on INC l5 day Of the next Jan'ry term end answer the
Gll, Of The plaintiffs and that copy OF this order be
'"M,," ln,tr'tu IN some newspaper published in
ana posted Ut The front door ut TIC capitol in the sa
~v. copy. Tcstc
"S YIN. q. PEVnLrTov, C. e..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30
w lSHINGTON HOTEL.
RICENTOMR, VIRGINIA.

s'llE 'hScrhrr having leased this OLD and well
- known establishments, for term orycars takes
this opportunity To announce To his friends and tho
bubble generally, and particularly 10 the former visit
ers ut the house, that i! will be opened for he &C.
commcda'ion Of company on the first of October -
u Is now undergoing thorough repair, and will be
lifted no in PLAIN but neat style With beds hcddrnr
and other necessary furniture, all new. and Of the
pest KIND HIS servants are attentive q expcrcnc-
cd, ard has BCr-kccpors polite and accummodatIng-
iis bar shall ut all times DC supplied with The best
'auorS and wines, AID lis Table with the most choice
deicaccs of the season winch Tho city and COUNT nv
can aHOrd and nc tlatcrs himself, that hy unrpn,it
ting attention 70 his busIRess. he will give entire
satisfaction 10 all who may favor him with their com
pruv
The WASHINGTON HOTEL. ia situated in the
most pleasant part nf the city immediately opposite
The Capitol aud contiguous to al The Public Offices
aud but short distance from the Theatre the Banks
he BASIN, the Warehouses;, and the Offices Of the
principal Miller of tho city; and n, The same limo
sufficiently Tar removed Ia afford gentlemen n quo,
re'rest when they wish retire from The bus; and
noise Of tho streets. Such ate the local ADVANTAGES
81 tins honSc, That may venture 10 oiiyu, that cen
iiemcn visiting Richmond. either for business ar Tor
pleasure, VIII find II one Of tho most pleasant s,ua
tons in tir CITY.
IN adtuInn TO what transient custom ha NAV b.
favored with. tho SUD CrheT viii be alb, 10 occrp,
MEDIATE t'cnty.Ere a. tfirfY BCfRDER.S hv the
week month, or year, on he most reasonable t,rrrs
sept l6-is ROBERT c MACON,
Gr7rtiGHG C,,.,i- :! use
. q The Te'rrsSTr- N'I Dominion iyuchhurg ytrcrr.n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30

" lk"lNtA. At rules, holden in the clerks Office of
the superior court of chsncPry for the Richmond
district, the I'd lay ct August $780, Rober' kIng Re-
bert Temple and John Skyrcr, pitts against Richard
Patterson, james Cooke, Thomas Floyd and James
Fox, dfs.
The defendant Richard Patterson not having enter.
eI ms appearance and given security according to the
act ct assembly and the rules Ut this court, and it an
pearnE, oy satisfactory evidence that he is not en- in
haoItant OF this country; It is ordered that the SAID
defendant do appear here the first day of the next
January term, and answer tie bill rf the plaintiffs; and
that copy at this oder he forthwith Inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two
months succcssyeiy, and posted the front door OF
the capitol in the said city. A cory. Tes,e
20 W. q PrxnIrro. - p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30

HGIHId DldIV OOUFCUIIUH.
DROCEEDiNGS aud Debates of tho Virginia
n State Convention ct is29-'5O To which are
suhjnined, The New Constitution of Virginia. and
the Votes Oft the People just published Tor sae by
sent COLLINS & Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30
The Christian Almanac.

The Christian Almanac,
NOR Virginia for the year of our Lord and Sa-
Il vour Jesus Christ, 1881 calculated for the me-
rdian Of Richmond
"Go 20 into all the world and prca :h The Gospel 10
every creature"
Just published for sale nv
sept COLLINS g. ca.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-30

COLLINS g. Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-15

| and to induce the government to grant constitu-
tional laws to protect their subjects asains the
tyranny of ministerial despOts, and the caprices
of prodigal and dissoute Courts.
The Paris Constitutional of Oct. 10 saws the
general subject Of conversation at Florence turns
upon the report ola Congress OF the different So
veregns of Italy; 1t is to meet at Vienna. Ii is
said that the Prince of SaernO has already re-
ceived orders to attend there OH the part of the
King of Naples.
The Grand Duke Of uscany. the Duke of Mo
dena, and the Prince of Lucca, are also to be
present at the Congress. lhe Court of Rome
will be represented by the Cardinal Macchi. thar
of Sardinia by the Count Aliieri de Sestengo. aud
the Grand Duchy of Parma and PlasenZa by the
MARQUIS de Piombino. 1t is much doubted whe-
Their these Poten,ates will be able to prevent the
troubles which threaten their States. unless they
make great sacrifices and concessions to the tia
lians-namely. granting their personal liberty
and free Constitution.
A Vienna paper of Sept. 81 gives a different
version. thus:-The report OF a Congress to be
held at Troppau gains more credit, and to-day it
is even said that his Majesty the Emperor will
set out from st. Petersburgh for that place on
Saturday next.
SWITZERLAND.-Pr accounts had
appriscd US of the prevalence Of discomfort in
Switzerland. TO Berne and Geneva, Basic and
Zurich are now to be added: but we can only
regard these disturbances as evidence of the ge-
neral feeling among the people of Europe, rather
than as likely to be productive OF important poll
tical events.
SPANNING papers before us contain va
riety Of articles respecting the affairs of Spain,
and the revolutionary movement, in preparation.
But they amount to very little. The story of an
instruction, published in the Commercial Ad-
vertiscr last week, turns out to have been pre-
mature, to say the least The Refugees CONT
nued to gather themselves at Bayonne, where. it
is said, sort of provisional government has oeen
established. and where the ornaments and equip
ments are also said to be carrying on with actvi-
". Still. all is done in secret"-so that we
think il not probable that much is done.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-15
CONDITIONS.

The work is issued nun 'srs on The hrs! OF every
no.,srd comprises ff large oc,ayo psRrs; To be
p,i,,, on fine supcr.r;,yai paper with entreh NV
typ. and ciefuy stitched i'll colored co'crs t'erv
lumber will contain piece Of muse, copperp'"te
.ngrlyinr and AT least Woo cuts illustrative OF
# The contents; aud every three months coor
ed plate ni the latest ondon or Paris fashions
n. subscriptions price is s. per annum, PAYABLE IN
ady1nc IS pr cent scmi-snnua,, will be added 10
80 subscriptions that main unpaid and the WORK dis
continued Sc those who neglect Ia seui. up their ar
rears. Great attention viii be paid 10 tor" ard'hs me
worl t. counr, subscribers that Tho! may r. ccFe &c
n 81, iured bv ma transportation. Ase1's receHug
ub,cfiptions 3, d - nitti. tie amount t. the pGn"an-
r. viii be allow ed ) pr cent u count, or pro"
5ortior.aje r,n,ner ri ,tpies II h wots
III letter. and {, nm MICA lions concerning t''-
will b. promptly attended to
~ cu,- crption. tor she ABOVE work received ~
nD,15 81 G C. KHtNG, agent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-15
CONTENTS OF THE NOVEMBER NUMBER:

Calico Print " "rts at Conf, viile.-Jh, Fns' Born,
by hi hArt Penn smith sleep (orignai) -Psr' 6
Words. by Mrs. Iiemons - hiding, Illus rated witt
cravings Fugit Hora lorgina) To Glorioso [ongi.
nail Embroidery, Illustrated with epgravings tx
of CORE spodcnce from the North Of Germany
illustrated with music Private Apsrtm, n,s o' Wind.
sor cas;lc.-1b, First and Las Born, b, Miss -. \.
Brown --1h Portrait he Burial OF Cora ["rginalJ
Soemn !uy.s'urc Of he VaSsals Of the BsvarIan
CrowIt.-An Evening the Bosphorus The First
nd Last, sgonv.- The Msthema,ician.--Iak axe Supe-
nov Dancing illustrated with engrasings A Daugh-
tet's ra,cr Nawu--Anrs and tudosa, PolIst syo-
ry Flrcign Quotations Ny Mothers rs, Kiss
,tmu of the hsroi:re Indian. ihe niseries IF o
Vocalist. Sir -" i'lism iIercb.l-The Ornamental r.
ts, illustrated with enFrsvings. oIdon Fashions tor
SeDtcmi,cr.-Ihr Pounasc. knocks al I'll. ID ore
from ,h, curt journal The Two SeScs,-nurFri' nd
ship, ,ng set to Music. sketch, by Will Gay
lord Clulk--Thc Banner Of Mu.a,--The Gsthsrer-
Beatty.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-15
y.eyub.e. of Memory for '3i

,r,r subscriber has ,st received AMI offers f'r SIZE,
ri, Tsbie, Of VI NOR; or. Laiies' Entertaining
,nd tJt full Dsry, for 1851 Containing an s'n'an'cs;
rned pages for memoranda '.;n aoe'n a nfs
pocket book forms :, ,,;r,or.
~. r,,, Address on the Gel, braton' IN Baltimore
os the Triumph of liberty in France.
rncy cloptd'a Amer'ea"". Vol 4u,, oo,o,.
MISC for the Flute or cards, various co'o'S'
.9lso.
A, ossor,ment of beautifully embossed focSet
,oks. containing amoreahie Calender ...,..
Ga Gases; Patent Segar Boxes, bean'hu' "f'''
Gle Containing apparatus for lighting sega..' &c .,
nov l2-H pH''"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-15
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-N

FLouR.-The unfayo rable complexion Of the
last accounts from England. and the disnclina-
ton Of purchasers to operate at the previously adj
vanccd prices, have tended to depress the mar
ket. The latest sales of the week shew a de-
cline of about 25 cents per brl. from the closing
prices of last report.
Eoward street EoW.-At the beginning of the
week. sales from stores were made at s. lS4
) ID! per brl. At the last named rate there
were sales 20 some extent. AS the week ad-
vanced. the market became less firm. and sales
were made on Thursday at 5 O6I oS, and IL
naIly at ). per bril- To-day two or three parcels
of 100 200 brIs. each. have been sold at 5.
per br. The ,cagoa price has been uniformly
throughout the week at 5. per brl. and we knew
| Of none that has been taken by the dealers at a
less price. 1t is evident, however, that the
store and wagon prices cannot remain for many
hours alike.
! Gin .EHs IlOw.-On the day after making
up our last Report, sales of several considerable
parcels of siaaaard quality flour we're made at
i 81 per brl. cash or Interest added. One parcel
was sold this week at 81. and OH Wednesday 4
! Thursday par eI of 1900 brls. standard, IN
two lots. was sold at IS per bril- The same
price had been previously refused for parcel OF
! 1900 brls.
SusqueFannah Fiour-Sales in small lots at
the fiji st Of the week. at SIS 10 and atterly at s.,
and 81 per bri-
Ege fur-in. Howard s.reet. the "aso''
Pre ~ 's l" y
30 for Isl, and 4 tor "a;
Germ NeM.-S"me iresh mas Deen received
this week-ii is in the hands OF one hoidor' we
qso'e brls. at 5 IS i2!'
GR,,x.-
UIem.-The advance which we reported last
week has no, been maintained Upto Wednes-
da, inclusive the supplies were limited and sales
of parcels Of good to prime red were made at 81
a 81 05. On Thursday there was tolerable inll
supply at market. and sales of seNera thousand
bushels of red were made at 81 00a 02. and in
some cases at 81 05 pc: bushei. AT the time
however, that these rates were prevaing IN the
wheat mark thai, fer -four was fiat aud on the de-
cline. and TO-DAY the formor has felt the depres
SIM Influence If the latter. The only SAFE al
wheat Of which we have heard to-day was par
cci of 1906 bushels very good d at u per ou>h
ci. In the lnc'ement state OF the weather. nj,
lcrs have generally declined to purchase d, d.
day, although IN some cases 9e cents nave pee"
offered for best reds. held at 81. Sales OF whl't
wheat have been made up to yesterday at 81 u
OF per bushe. as IN qual'y..
Com.-Sales OF prime lots OF old. wm'e ano
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-15
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE-0et. %

LIVERPD1L COKN EACHANGE-Oct u.
This mornings marker Was exeeelingl, dull
The millers and dealers still refuse to comply
with the reduced rates of credit. and purchase
only for their immediate necessities We con-
slider the decline since this day se'nnight on old
Wheat Sd. and on new cd to Sd. per 7Olbs. and
on Oatmeal fully = per 240lbs, at which serious
depression very few sales could be effected
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-15
New 5u{s0lc Narnses i TrunK
NJNUF,YCTURY

ESiiE subscriber resp Ctlni, informs hls trends OF
A'exau ria, an. victy, that he has es'Ab'ish-
ed ,l,c abuse business, on King street, few dooS
east of Mcs,rs .rr Fitzhuss Grucery s'ote, uHder
the direction and superinnhdence ut Andrew SILL
VAN; wh, will manufacture and keep tor sale on the
mos, reasonable terms and made OF The best ma'er'
ais the following arlic'es
G,nt.emen's 1est upholstered psin aud common
s.diies; ladies' best and common do; brides, mar.
ngaes ysisics and saddle bags. OF all kinds; bess
BLACK leather travelling Trunks. and Brussels cspes
travelling bags; hair and fancy trunks and Whips o. All
kinds; best coach aud zig harn.ss, common do car
rioe wagon ami do Together with every ar''cie
~ the 'ne.
In addition 20 the experience OF the conductor :"
The business he has prucured the aid OF workD an
from Rich nonh, Va considered one oi The best oso'
dlers in the STATE who intends Introducing the
IpIRE SPRING SADDLE,
improved =, nimch. ID u, DEL which, for dursb''y
and ease to the rider aud horse, is far superior to any
snrinr add e ever of. red 10 the public
Gentlemen are solicited to call and EXAMINE the
model
rod work repaired at the shortest notice. and n
the hes, style All orders thankfully received sno
promptly executed hoh"'' D"i
/ oc, 5-dlw .eo,Ist Jan.
The ieesburg Genius Of Libert', and Frederick
burg (Vs.) Arena Will insert the above IT. and sehd
their accounts to VI. ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-15
EXecutov's SNse

hNcCuNov SNtC
"IIi BE- 81 At puolic auction. on TUEHDAY,
w the som Instant At Bedford, he residence Of the
late tsnF, Frzhugl, Esq. deceased. portion Of the
ersonal property SAID fi'zhugl. cons,s'ing If
60 Or so LIKELY NEGROES. (men, women,
and childPen)
Several superior work Horses
Also large number of Cattle, sheep, and Hogs
Together with all the Plantation Utensils, Hou ehold
and Kitchen Furniture. said Farm
Cash will be rrqu red for the Negroes; on all the
Other articles credit of nine mouths, for all above
IS. will b. allowed the purchase giving bond. with
approved securit,; for that and under, cash will
be demanded
As such valuable property is rare. offered for sale,
distant purchasers vi find il their sdysn'pge to at
tend. FHN>CtS fTiZHUGH,
Executor of Henry Fi'zhugh, deceased:
king George Gnuntt Va nov pts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-15
SALES AT AUCTION.
Sale This Day.

Under the authority of n Decree # the County
u Court OF Fairfax in the cf Thomas Swami,
compliment aEains, the Executor Of evi st, ne de-
ceased aud d. 4. Chichester Defendants the subscri-
Der VIII oIief for sale, pubic auction at the front
door ct tn Cour, iious of Fairi.v ". at one
o'oI'ok, Z ~ on the 5h Dig of November nexf,
I, Fla Il Tract or 1..4ND
- Is On follck Run III. s, County, adjoining
W The lands of Jno Golfers heirs, Peter OUT
'fress, ter's hens doctor - 1T Gunnell, and d p.
Chichester suPpo~ d 'uain
161 Acres
he Quantity will, however. be accurately ascertain
dby the day Of sale Terms Cash.
RI TAYLOR,
OCT - Commissioner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-15
SHIP NEWS.
PORr of aLEKaADRLa.ACD C

ARRIVED. NOVEMBER Is.
Schr Mary, McCarter, Edenton: boards and
bolts to J. II Davis.
Passed up, for Washington, Schr. LeOnidas,
Farland. New York.
SAILED,
Brig Sublime. Stins0n. Amsterdam.
Schr Lady Tompkins. Powell, New York.
Nor. 14-Stean.boa, Franklin. hewitt. Bait.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-15
ENfBELLISU MENTS:

View Of the Calico rri,t v orks at Comyville, (f.
hograpktt. } Two engraved specimens of tmbrode.
rs h.cc figures designed to improve The Art of
Dancing Two figures illustrative Of hiding Three
illustrations OF the Ornamental Ar st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-15
The l.nA - No V. No. 3,
FOR NOVEMBER.

4 monthly LUtdry N0g0zine. dtrofed to Tie
raf,re. The Fine .1rfs. Fashions, Bioernph-
cal .hnecdoies. TUES. Norro'i Is. Music, Kid
ing. dancing, Poetry. Embroidery. SC.
Vl'lils work sncc is Pu'nc dion nm need, has
been encourage b, almost uUe Xsmpied un'nmity
and warmth at mcnd.,ioL irUm numerous " ai-
s's, in all qusrters # the country The fifth nnm'er,
read, {" delivered 30 the subscribers viii, we
sure. b. quit. well ivcd either Of its
cessors. As very Unite edition OF The four fist
numbers has been .ssued and rs it not cont mp'a'
TO prn' second, wishing to 'ubsc'b had bet
ter DO SO Immediately and pr, the work entire
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07
DOMESTIC SLAVE TRADE.

We have been at much pains to obtain the
 following account of the transaction on board
 the schooner Lafayette, Capt. Bissell, whicl,
 arrived here few days since from Norfolk
 To have let 1t pass in silence would have been
 a violation of our duty to the public, as inde.
 pendent jOurnalists, however it may effect a
 certain class oG men.
 The schr. Lafayette sailed from Norfalk on Saturday, Nov. l4th, for New. Orleans, with l 97 slaves on board. On Monday night. lSd night Oui,l about half past eleven o'clock, Thomas l.. Balls, of Norfolk. passenger on board. was sitting upon deck, talking with Capt. BIssell, when three negro men jumped over the hoat (which was slowed bottom up athw art ship as bulkhead t0 separate the men and women } the Captain asked what they wanted. they answered., water; they stood at the water cask some time, when one of them turned his head to the starboard side "f the ship and called some person. name not recoIlected the Capt. got up and walked forward. they immediately jumped over the h"at. followed the Captain, whu did not s,,s. pect them of foul play; when they seized him. threw him down, and commenced fight, wifh handspikes. knives, billets of wood, Be. MT: B. immediately jumped below, and a- woke the mate, armed himself with a cutlass. and as s0On as possible rushed t0 the assist ance of the Captain. and as good lack would nave tt. just tn time tO save him from the aeath blow aimed at him with handspike oy one Of the mutineers. while others held nun. Mr. B. soon after received a blow iron, billet of wood which kn0cked him down.
 sue mas'neers (abOut 80 or AO) finding l general sur in thc cabin commenced a retreat | oy Jumping into the hold. where they were securrd until next day, when they were ad4 In't'ed one by one aud examined in order to | discover the ring leaders of the alFfav.-I Iwe"ty-h'e were ring g-hOlled to the deck,
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07

ma In,Nin considerable Naval GOrcO in that sea, The recent loss 0f the Hornet make h indispensable that another vessel should be immediately despatched ,o supply her place."
 Er,,act cf letter dated Washington Dec, %,
 The dcCided and Arm stend taken hy the House, and the Senate, in the election of thelr old officers, is not without ils influence an the President, and the heads Of the De. pNrtmpnts. lt Is now said, aud believed. that aI(er the election in the House, the Prcsi. dents Message was materially altered, in re. latiOn to the removal nf officers. He had taken high grUund, and had justified his pro. scripliVe course On party principles alone, (and it can be justified On 10 Other) but Rndlng the Representatives were mt gOing the whole, he very prWdently concluded tt was best to withdraw this part Of his message, and justify his conduct by advancing the doctrine of 70. taliOn in office. Mr. Green, in his paper oi the esd, complains that he was not furnished with the message as early as had been usual !; and other printers have still more reason tO complain, for some Of them were not furnish. ed with 1t until after the correction was made. 1 So much interest did the cabinet feel in the election of the officers of the House, and sO confident was 1t that its views would be sec. Onded and sustained by the House, that Mr. l Eaton wrote to gentleman in Philadelphia to come here and offer himself candidate (OI clerk in thu House.
 The under officers still retain their stations and 1t is hoped they will remain. The citi
 xens represent the consternation and dismay
 that prevailed here during the Summer, t' have been only exceeded ln France, durinl
 the revolution, when the greatest anNrch!
 prevailed. Any officer, however humble hi
 station, would now be dismissed, tt an ex
 precision unfavorable to the administrator should escape his lips. The mind, and tn freedom of speech, are rnsa'rd; and a much so as they ever were in the camp of military despot. No nominations "f any i'm portance have been sent to the Senate. Tn President Is doubtful whether they would b confirmed by the Senators now here.
 ", '. Duity Ado.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07

The large and extensive Sugar refining rs- tablishment of Mr. D. l.. Thomas of Bali. more. was destroyed by fire on the e0,h uIt. The building was si ' stories high; iiscontrnis. consisting of machinery and apparatus, and a large stock "f sugar, shared the same iate- The amount of insurance stated is S4O, 1000, hut IS said to fall considerably short of the whole l0ss.-Comr0ai.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-01-07

The corporations of New-York have determined to raise the cuPoIa ofthe City Hall so as to admit of four d'as' 'o be illuminated at night The Mercantile Ad. vert'er says "The transit instrument s also nishe and the astronomical clock is in state fforwardness And we hope ere long to felcitae our scientific men on further appropriation by corporation for the purchase ofa theodoI,e,a aEmu,h compass and such other instruments as may be required complete tho first public Observatory in the Western World"
 The s'udenis of Cambridge University are now per- mt'ed |" attend public worship in either of the reli. g'ous Societies in Cambridge without rOs,ric,iOn.- Until recently, says Salem paper, Triniiarians were compelled to attend at the College Chapel.
 schooner commanded by Capt. HaddOek on seal. Ing voyage from Cranberry Island, Me. was lost in m"y last with all her crew, 10 in number I3 were married and had II children each. Ky this dis. "ess'"s occurrence ii s thought 100 children were made orphans,