Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-20

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spring The removal oi tho dangerous impedi,s. s,s
which now obstruct the navigation of Red tissr. 10
90 object of The highest Importance to tho people Of
the southern section at tins Territory Ills work
Which must cost grea, abour and expense but we do
not despair of scoing il accomplished SKA "A
Col. N. Afbuckle, commanding Officer 4, Canton.
men, Gibson; arrived 10 TINS place on Saturday eveu-
United States troops under his command have en;ov
cd very good henlth dnring the past summer 'nnnd
autumn. As an evidence Of the reDarkablo health.
ress OF this Post, may not be meution Tho
Tact, thai. OF command averaging about $50 men
there has been but one solitary death, from fever
during the last three years. The drought has been
very long and in that quarter and the crons
are cons,eerably reduced in Consequence of it-but
are sufficient to supply the wants of the Post, and
leave a considerable ssrplus.
The various tribes of Indians in that quarter con.
tnue to remain IN state of peace and quetness and
there is no reason to npprehend any speedy inter
ruption in the harmony which subs,ss bet wecr ,he,
The Greeks have displayed degree of industry
during the pas, season. which would not be d,sc,c
ditable to n white population Of the same cxtent
They have raised plentiful supply OF corn for Their
own consumption. and 1t is supposed have surplus
to the Government for tho subsistence of such new
cm'gran's n' may be rem, during tho ensuing
winter and spring. fCa-etsc
The steamboat Virginia. hire yes,orIav n,o,n. e.
Neriok ran ashore a, the mouth of Corts Creek in he Pa
tapsco river, some time in the OF the uornnr
as rr situation was hnown boat depached fio. S
e"y 10 se b ana e,a"n up her tina.
land from the time she left Norfolk until she gouod. ~ ~
lead '''S '"'''''y ''ec'ed by the con'passand
On M"nday night owing to the fog the Carroll VA, o,r
from without the For the occupied an hou
m 81 surprise how steamboats, perform their TINS At
all IN such weather. american. 'P u
son of 1bornia. domiciled in Broad street who
was octurng his rib upon her extrava in dress
was heard to say by way of climax "Bv ST Pntrick
when married YOU you hadn't a rac 70 vour b." M
and now you arc covered with them
[Boston Tran,cyip,.
Mr. She'd, tho dnma and orator. lately narrieea i.d
fortune IN dublin The mode in which this Circumstance
% ~ 'he Dublin papers curious as follows.
ne trends oil Mr. She'll and they found in aIn,o,
every part of the globe, will reoced 10 hear ,bn, S @
avery received an accession to his fortune 4oOOi per an
mum London paper rema,kng this singular mod. nf
announcing marriages that piece with The cal
hn, h. friend S,s gentleman . IN The play who being
"to hor n1tch?" w " ""on'' our
Extract IF letter tn the Editor of Me e1o-,,,.
Courier, dated Key Wesi Oct 81.
I'm the 18th instant the sloop Sarah IsabelI.
Capt ltnuseman, arrived here in componv will ,ho
American brig Halcyon. (of Boston) Morse u.to
Capt. Conant, who destroyed himself immedistelv
after the brig went ashore. by taking iaudan,im
She Wa out two days from Havana with n cargo ii
1897 bags OF coffee, and 500 boxes sugar Our
Judge of the Court of Vice Admiralty no; ham, -
the Key, the was arbitrated-salvnge ow.ssdoJ
zoos per cent on vessel and cargo. supposed tn be
Fwor'h about $4,000. The first award vas 5sI per
cent. on the gross amount but that the agent
Tor the brig wo-'d not receive Th. sale 10 n
t-'-- place on Monday, the 9Th Nov Tho .rr,o
on the brig reports that it would cost obon, do no1g
10 rent her hut that amount being considered morc
than her value, she is condemned. The brio not ON
ibe Florida Reef at Il place called the p;cEI ID e
~ the INST award Of SCH per cent on the GROSS b.J
o""n accepted, huk the poor upder writer's wonid
have been well picked. ~
There notbinu nav, hove All
we nave hai accounts of the opening of the port a
the English Islands The Key is quite hcatbv, which
has been the case during the summer
Refuefion Of the Rate Of Interest of,c;,, ,,,.
mon BANK OF Maryland, which has been published in H..
gratifying information he President a"% and highly
decided to make loans Of money upon pledges of
STOCKS as securely, AT LESS nsrE or SIX ~
ANNIM ms decision of the directors Of an ncornora
ant II; h S Possessing tbs largest capital Of sny
men', l5ealiy, and attachment To- tho @ e'I uoee
of his c., w MI o"y appreciate the value influence
tuions " ''S' !" mon'ed insi
The gust rate Of n'crc" that mon,ed men GENERALS
t ne, 10 receive and he satisfied with, and il il well
H"o"n IN baltimore hat all well secured stocks nar
are sbovs '' nn interest OF five per cent per annun,
hnd vast sums omoney constantly on depo,e ~
oc institutions and in the hands Of individual bankers
'"e "I "ur per cent therefore an act :,
justice TO the men OF business in our Commute nh 80,
ma uy Tor short periods that they should not nav
man ia rate Of interest. The Directors of the n,sn
ank WI have the being foremos, in efsc,ine H.,
"'u JUST teiuctinn as there
Punhc institutions will follow their example We scayreiv
100 remark mat the reduction Of interest will cause eea,
,eae ~ value Of real property Baltimore az
VIII" the usual sandad-noney ttiaseffe
rdoh uHE
we nave seen ngcniously artificial ,oos No. !
Paa'e made 10y MIR e. Casee, Surgeon Dentist Ban ,oad
. person who was born with double hair lip and wa
es'e OF those organs, which left cavity in his head -
50 con'Ved AMI constructed answer the purnosc NJ
fooI ana palate OF the mouth enabling him ~ "a,
svug set OF teeth likewise fixed IN and sneak with a
aIucu'aon. and giving a proper form 10 he no,,
Ienuclng the VIC