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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-02
More New and Cheap Goods

.ner1no Shaols: IRISH Linens and Fancy Dry Goods.
'ENlllS MORNING. Nov ID, by the Effort from
New York and other late arrivals, the subscri
Der has received
One bale white lannes, soma of them of very supe-
ror French gauze fabric
Long white, scarlet and black merino shawls
All sizes and colors square do do
"A fancy colored Thybe shawls
Infants and ladies' lace caps
Manila d'mity, an approved article for ladies' under
dresses
White cotton hosiery. from auction, a bargain
tancy scaris and hdkts, orevery description
ALSO,
All prices Irish Linens, of superior fabric and grass
bleach
Elegant Damnsk table cloths
Irish and SilesIa sheetncs
Long lawns, linen cambrics ard linen cambria hdkfs
With many new. fashionable and very cheap goods
FROM the New York auctions. for sale at the usual
low prices, at II. II. JENKINS
1leriho shawl Irish Linen, u Fancy Dry Good Store
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-02

n C.4kD
I'M r. CARPENTER respectfully tenders his
1FH thanks to the citizens of Richmond for the We.
~ liberal patronage he has received aud at the same
tim" Informs them, that classes viii open for the re
ccplon OF applicants Monday the st Nov. VIZ:
At a. NJ.
1t - \. NJ.
A. p. NJ
At 7 p. NJ.
In which few vacancies exist.
Bor further particulars apply 4, the Office where
numerous specimens of Improvement ny Ladies and
Gentlemen ofihis city. VIII be exhibited
n. b. private class Of Ladies will be attended
IN any pI Il of town
u instruction in Commercial transac ions ugreea-
bic to original advertisements.
oct 3O-eo.t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-02
Valuable Lands for Sale.

I n pursuance OF a D.eu Trust dated the 7tb
u January 1873 and recorded in the county court
OF Amherst, executed by DAVID S. Garland and Jane
H. HE wife To Daniel HIgginbotham and James
lyons, Jr, trustees in trust 10 secure the pavent
OF three thousand and eighty eight dollars and nine
~ GEMS, WIN interest thereon, from the 10th of
January 1923. to Benjamin w. Leigh and Robert
Sanard. 10 satisfy the said debt and the expenses o
the trust,-wILL BE SOLD, at public auction. to the
highest bidder, tor cash, the front door of the
bage Hotel IN the city OF Richmond, on Friday the
loth day OF December next the following lands in
the said Deed OF Trust mentioned and conveyed and
more particularly described, VIZ:
one tract or parcel of land lying and being in the
county Oh amherst on The north side and ADJOINING
6unuIoe River aud on both sides of HIggnbotham's
creek. aud containing one thousand and three ncres
10y metes and bounds in the said Deed of Trust de-
scri0ed) MAD" up OF the lands purchased of Hem,
Holloway and William Lee.
One other tract or parcel of land containing sixty
acres adjoining the before mentioned tract and heinz
the same land which was sold under decree of Am
herst county ceurt of September term 1906 nro
nounced in the OF David s Garland adn,or ne
BENJAMIN Philips, decd, and guardian of George D.
Philips an infant of William Philips decd com
pianant. against Mary Philips widow and relict of
w iIliam Philips, decd and others, defendants and
being the same land which was conveyed bv GABRIEL
Fenn TO William Philips, decd, by deed dated the
LIST May 785, and duly recorded in the county eourt
of Amherst. "'
And one other tract parcel of land ad oininq the
last mentned tract containing four hundred acres (by
netes and bounds in the said Deed of Trust dccrbedl
and being the same LAND that was granted to Aaron
Hlggnboham and devised by Jacob Tyree the elder
TO his two William and Jacob
Tie sale will be made by the subscriber, under the
sPeclhi power. IN the Deed of Trust expressed and
contained to the trustees OF eithor of them tn noL
the SALE and only such title Is vested by the sand
deed IN the trustees, is to be sold and conveyed -
And the sale will commence between the hour, of
u and o'clock Of the day of sale above appointed
oct 28-l9t " c. JAMES LYONS Junior
NOTICE To TRAVEL FpC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-02
A CARD,
N Il. JAMES EDWARDS respectGlly

IL. JAMES EDW ARDS respectfully
- offers ms services TO the Ladies and Gen emen
OF Richmond, as a performer on the CIarionet and
Violin, al public or private parties He Will be hap
Ply TO obey any call whichmay be made on him, IN
the line OF his professions and lie soci,s that share
OF the public favor which 1t shall be his ann to merit
Ills residence is on the HILL this side or and opposite
TO, the Pcntentiary. Or should it DC inconvenient
TO call at his own house, they may leave card
either at the Armory at MIR Taylor's Confec,ion-
airy Store, on the Hill, addressed to him.
10 Ne Ladies and Gentlemen Of Richmond,
would beg leave to say few words, for the pur-
pose OF soliciting their attention 10 the above Card
of Mr.. james Edwards; who not only deserves a
share of public patronage, but his misfortune of
being 6tt1d, demands your sympathy. Others, bless.
ed with their sight, follow other occupations but
that OF Musician, Is the only one which he can
pursue Nevertheless, he asks only for such encour-
ageInent as he may be found TO merit independent,
ot thht considerations TO those who acquaint ed
WIN NM a1y encomurn Is unnecessary. To know
him. Is To respect him, and TO feel for him. His
manners are unassnlning but decent: his department
correct. AMJCUS
I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-02
WHITE MULBERRY TREES.

WHITE MULBERRY TREES.
'HliE subscriber has for sale q, lis farm miles
above Richmond. the trees years old, any reu-
sonabie quantity OF the genuine Morus Alba or white
Italian Mulberry Trees; and the season is now ap
preaching IN which they may be transplan,ed he is
desreus of receiving orders from as many persons as
may be IN want of The article; and as he is well salts
ned that the sir culture must be one ofthe most pro
titabe branches the agricuturis can turn his atten
ton to- he hopes to b. the means of their extensive
distrlb". ION through the State. They will be sold on
reaso' able erms. by the hundred or Otherwise der-
erabl' III Richmond or within any reasonable distance
thereof / w SNITE
Borders may he leG at Scott 81 SmirA's, Z.
street. Richmond. oct I-oavtF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-02
Fall Fashions.

M RS b. LYON respectfully announces to her
LVA customers and the public generally, the re
celp of her Fall Fashions, with variety of Fancy
Articles IN he Millinery line:-amongst which are.
Artificial Flowers, Hair Work Feathers. SC &c
n. d. Dyeing Bleaching and Pressing done in the
neatest manner and at the shortest notice
oct I3-eoCt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-02

Dr.. L. WADDEL tenders his services
to all those who may wish to avail themselves
OF Mr' hasteads remedy for curing Dyspepsia or
Va. ~ -
In consideration Of an agreement this day entered
INTO with Dr. l.. Waddel, hereby constitute and
appoint hlm my agent for the practice of Oliver
uaIstead's remedy for Dyspepsia or Indigestion
nov 2-2aw8tcf Holm DOVC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-02
j. ii. NASH is Agent for

j. Ii. NASH is Agent for
TE7lIE North American Review
Il Southern Review
American Quarterly Review
Westminster Review London
American Turf Register
London Jurist Nondoul
English Common Law Reports
I1o ory OF Entertaining knowledge (LondOn)
Farmers Series of do Hondoul
Franklin Journal
Portrait Gallery T.ondon)
Condensed Reports Supreme Cour.
Mechanics Magazine London)
Harper's Family Library
Medco Chlrurgical Review (Iondon1
Medical and Physical Journal
Review Encyclopediquc paris,
Conversations Lexicon
Journal of Health
Journal of Law
Ladies' Book
Peters Reports
Jones Metropolitan Views Londonl
}. H. NASH vii also furnish any other periodi-
Gals that those who patronse him may desire
nov 2
w ILL be sold on Tuesday, the leth of OVEN
Der next, If fair, if lot the next fair day. at the
residence OF the late Nathl Bewe, deceased all the
PerlshaOle property, belonging TO the said deceased
consisting OF the crop Of corn, fodder and hav hor
SEES hogs, cows, and sheep. plantation utensils house
hold and kitchen furuure also. one survev;nr
compass, said to be first rae. For all sums of ten
dollars and under, cash; over that sum- a credi; of
twelve months will be given. Bonds with approved
security will be required
NATHL. F.. BOWIE, Ex'or Of
Nathl. Bowe, Deceased
Hanover October so, 1880
an persons having claims against the said estate
VIII please present them. that arrangements NAV be
made Tor their settlement and those Indebted, will
make payment immediately if not their accounts
VIII be placed -indiscriHnarely in the ha,ds of an
Attorney NATHL. +. BOWIE. Ey'or
nov I-9aw5t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-02


SWy Numbers-Nine Drawn BaIlots.--Tickets
s., halves !, quarters 80 cts.-for sale AT
nov ut =. CHUBBS Office.
a LWA1S ahead at BlGGERS lucky and prompt
N pay ofiice.-Drawing Of the Connecticut S,,is
Lottery, Class No. 90
- u 81 Al 81 35 &c 81
NO y 81 Al, Capital of $3.50. sold and paid
al sight by BIGGER, to a gentleman on Cary 81
Delaware and North Carolina Lottery. class g. TO
be drawn to-day and the drawing received on FRI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-02

NOTICD.-Au application will be made to the
~ Legislature Of Virginia. at its next session. for
The passage of an act authorizing the payment OF the
amount doe certificate OF Virginia SIX per cent
stock, No. 1893. issued to John Adams. adD'or of
Richard Adams, on the 22d March 1903, which Ger
tltcate not having been found amongst the papers of
the said John Adams. or presented for payment is
presumed to have been lost
i. =. CARRINGTON
Administrator of
oct IG-2awlt RICHARD ADAvS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-02
Dancing Academy
AT TANBARN.HAII.

-.-..--..N = J. .N.ND.Nh N-ilALif'
A UGOSIE TATIN will open an Institution for
IN Dancing IN tho above establishment on We'd
ncsday, the Goth inst, IN which he will teach his
Pupils tho most fashionable Dances now pracliscd IN
the Northern Cities that have lately come ont from,
Paris Terms, $40 per quarter, and instruction
three times n week
Days OF Tuition Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
days. From 3 too NJ. for young ladies, and from :
to o IN the evening for young gentlemen.
Augustc latin will also attend any bo.r,ipr
school or private family at suitable hours.
There IS now class Of young gentlemen being
made up Tor evening tuition, IN which few yacau.
Cies exist.
oct I8-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-02
NOTICE.

pursuance OF the fundamental rules and regula-
n tons of the Richmond Lancastran School notice
Is hereby given, that the Annual Meeting oftbe sub
scrbers thereto, is directed be held at the School
House, on Saturday, the 9th day of November at the
hour of o'clock. 4. NJ.
nov l-eo3t ]. S. MYERS. Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-02
Aasra6Otg &aIfa.

BY OTIS. DUNLOP g. co.
SALT and GROCERIES,
O'Clock. will be sold at our store
i4oo sacks Liverpool salt, without reserve
ALSO,
An assortment OF groceries, SC &c
nov Its .. ID. g. CO. Aucts.
ADDITIONAL.
VIII be added to sale This Morning
II hhds St Croix sugars
20 do Porto Rico do
% brls Campbells gin
20 half boxes fresh chocolate
20 casks cheese-loaf sugar
wrapping paper, cloves, mace, nutmegs, pepper,
Imperial. young hyson and Ryson teas,
coffee, bacon, &c &c.
nov O. ID. q Co Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-02
MARRIED.

MARRIED.,
On Wednesday evening last, by Rev James B.
TAYLOR, Mr.. JAMES S MINsoN, to Miss ELtzAREru
t. BAILEY, both of this CITY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-02
BY DATENPORT. .4LLEE g. co.
DRY GOODS


On WEDNESDAY,, Nov. Sd, at 10 o'clock at
our Auction Store, u general assortment of foreign
and domestic Dry Goods viz
Cloths and cassimetes
Erown and fancy prints
London corded and figured fancy crava,s
Assorted circassians
great variety of cotton handkerchief,
Coloured cambricks
Bieached shlrtings
CIarks spool cotton
Linen thread
Rose blankets from to I3
Linen cambrics and handkerclefs
Black Italian sewing silk
great vntieiy of pain and gilt and figured
coat and vest buttons
Pearl SHIRT and vest do
Steel coat and vest do
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Superior single percus 5lon London monufac-
tured guns twisted barrels &c &c
oct ~ d a s, CO. Aue.s
ADDITIONAL
% bales OF Goods. now landing f,om Scbr Fha-,
comprising
Cloths, cassimeres, fannels
Crash nsey woOsey
Brown shlrtings and shse,ings
nov d. A Il Co. A4c,a
Auction Store,
10 hhds N. o. rum
so or. CASKS VINE
80 casks cheese
go hhds n. o sugars
10 do St. Croix do
10 do Porto Rico DO
100 boxes brown soap
80 brls whlskey
100 paper
Indigo, coffee. rice
so boxes teas
100 or boxes cigars
Lamp oil. &c. &c
nov ID
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-02
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

Tyter.-Sena'e- Hdgngton has majority OF 10
votes over Mclean present majority lO5 Brooke
yet 10 vo,c-no doubt Of EdgingIons election
Scott -Senate-Pols kept open three davis
Mayors majority in Scott ii9- Preston d@clInrd-
Mayo ahead of Cowau the morning of the third
day 81 votes. Lee yet 10 be heard from
Gen. Dade is elected TO the Senate notwiths,and
ing the rejection of the precincts votes in Orange
by the Sheriff
.1ugustd Standardization Coz, White IFS.
Patteson. White.
Rockbridgc 90 1a3
Augusta Coz lI8
100 Gil
Patteson's majority In the District I49.
The polls were kept open by The Sheriff 8 days
MIR White protested against / as his majority in
the District at the end of the first day. votes
Afterwards, the polls were kept open fourth dav.
by agreement, Mr.. White still adherng to his pro
test.
House of Delegates, (a)-Chcsey Kinney 10,
John McCue 756
Congregational Election.-In the five counties Of
Draper has 1878 votes, Johnson 1889 Humss Cos.
and +. Smith 1888. TaZewc and Lee counties
yet to be heard from. Smith declined before the
Washington election
Bedford-Senate-At the close of the polls on
second day, Col. VIM Campbell was about 90 votes
ahead of Maj. Balda Mcdaniel.
House of Delegates. (2)-Robert Campbell and
John o. Leftwich elected
ERRATA in the piece signed "CrNoINNArus:"
Cd col, ! 18th line, for S. 900 say 81 10000
Do. lines after, for $751; 90 say Sl5I2o
Do. 81 lines after, for rejection say reflections
Do. 4th !. from bottom, between ''to and loose 5"
add the.
Do last line, last "of" turn to and.
Sd COL for "TYRANNY" substitute DEsporisM IN 4
DESPERATE CAUSE, &c
Do lines after, place the comma at "of" in
tend of Boosting.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

eel ihena hefer, q afE ihs lH3fs ~oniS "''
mar T, on and -fiufsesrt. = toa fArf,sd re
rs-.s 20 the uniieal s,sIs.' Jai .. hfs''rs
their being a sci OF nnpf,netlsd rascAfs, h'f
had mol raser - deeiie bfI~sen 80 ff'ga
States on phat a iaii !, here. my sena'ry.
meni Ref,se II paY the re'eane h'nd. ".
siradsf al the pomp I'D Circumstance u
glorious war, banUefs Hhith hpoiei The NY
R4ntrrfng bunalia whose tnfnished arms hAs1.
- = mi aic DAY instead oi uIarfhaiisj squad.
rans aud The sninsisd cHffeHi al me hradt
fam. raer prIii IDy. 10 derde he iiir oil
cf,pite. and this neither would These mas.
tef-splfii. Of fae age. which ~ ha- taken haii
ceninrs 90 flrn. ia.saj Of rustling bann"fs
aud irinmphnl ctrs. INSTEAD of gaslnng etne
tar. charging battan. and the sniphnrons
ihfoais 81 the engines 81 big-mou'iied ~Af .
these bIRh-pl1m.d sarripfs, whose courage
eve, sanoir thu rude breath Of Heaven. ief
breathing too feaghly in thrn lace, GOA tell
. not IA blih , have bowrd iheir " ioiiY
deeds aud daring high" - the HUMILITY OF \
eoatt OF lstice 'hfif orly ucapnns lawyer
lea--a bahBiers tale Men, who. hesides,
eaansrlle1 nations, on whose wisdom hung nd
n,iffng tnnititu1es. and ,sha.s eiUq ienee Io1s=
81 H. madness the dull ,ftnperan ~ pi hged
Senaiek noW cDndr csnd 10 counsel inlasitc -
adyis. Ihr merchant 10 be- dishonest 10 iotIen
hi. honuf-- Ia rfiuse his bond -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
TIE WEsfIs0lA TRADE.
- a. f,,4fse

Tar h0af ,Iposfd. -ths sdaof 81 ihe -
ASdfaw Herald, IA rstefrpcs 10 the r"frn'
rspsti al ige apsainz OF ne Wssi indit pptis
% oorlrade. asrs lhr following languags
On Fu1ty iasi. report iroin 81. Johns Ra'
i1dasir fusY eiulaisd IN Town. tn ihe Soin-
,ni,iee Of corr s'oajeatr ol The Copneh aud
House at Ascend, bad received eamnani-
osiinn from she Colonlaf ARept n London
ststin3 that he Nfsl ,nda PRS womb 10 . ~
"a re Aiae,i ia flae an the lN Spiehhrr
nett sud fufhrr that h dhiirs on the l'misf
from these Coloues ~cre io be elunlized VI b
those ~ 3 dis timber, amounting nn he "hpir'
IN substance. hat III COLONIES ere 10 he ann
daaed Had the report heen inofr a"abheb
II might have md EFF - ofdnma'nF iba spfhF
of IN iuaa 4iants, hut IL Hag ~ aurfagesh'ib hi
r.. estfssneance aud ahsurdty des,otca ia
effective hris rep~At - bat " s'a cd ~ Inc
Herald OF TIE 9Th uit Private lrteis have
bren received lton gentleman holding an
ohc,a sisuen unJer The BRUSH GhYrr"mfhi
MIN. unura States, stating thai the sfdrr bad
THe.ie.a pputirt uiotmsiiUU th 4 me hesl
Iadis frtdr Qipstiaa 10 NV seiHtd. ana ihhl
the Poars Wit MOI ~ ufrsEp - I'M Ahthi+
cans
The ~ cinal runof here alluded 10 asdonhi-
les. sci a AZ 20 influence the approaching
.isclaDs - AiHias.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

-s--sssH ~-7z=-sH-= - -fsf - - 80 =
Rlaer TIE Ipur,ie,rr has heeu arrested
Ne have oct bern aa.s 10 team the pstaca.
lars.
The blsckrs. the most atrneions Of all o'ifnrs
was committed iasI al nj malh.f. nous.
: Ter. The hofsef OF hainau mature. siranEed the
aiispfius oil ter debauchrry "a @def to
sl~iier u ,nIRiion whIeh 40 ianssr 'AIsiei
aud ers 6ui q eal.aera ~ her oNh ciss- WI
TO TIM seard ri Hs',ss teath iae gahis
Val ia such m9nsiff be gwen up % iht
c.,,tetnnt .f soctet, ans 10 lie ,nhigaaiion oi
a,,.,esi ana tender mothers nv burn
.s,,d. OF male Sea apparently while, sas found
ihls nnrninR. III a celia, in henl ri 'hs al
borying ereanI. twas wrapped - n piece
al ee.ioa cloth. From the eAuaFasation OF
h0oi arvaai IT. eyes, as fnoiih 'at ~ lore
heat and ff1.n Tue marks ~ hngefs afo"aB "a
mech. nu dsu could rrnlaio bat '1ai TIE pnpr
liul creature Was murdered b, ihose "bo nad
btgyf.en q.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

PURSUANT 10 decree Of The Snpe,,or
"a .onrl Of Chanccry far the Lynn burg
p's'le'. pronounced on the 18Th day OF NAV,
1861 IN NE canse OF hIng vs.. Perkins, thu IN
deis'sned Matshai of the sand court will sell.
10 the highest bidder, Tor cash, on the prem
seS, on Friday the 9Th September, 1850, n,
tar u nj. The neA tar DAY iheIeait.r) a
ira" oil liant IN tue county OF Campbell. con.
'aning $40 aces aud adjoining the lands
o' NORMAN, Wade, Preston. aud others
TAOS. A. HOLCOMBE, Mar.
Aug. % mas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

4 Scent. i was witness ON Wednesday
Inst 10 a singular scene on board OF one of the
Philadelphia steamboats,. A female, who WIS
projecting an el0pemoGt from hri husband.
come on board WIh her two children aud her
paramount. The party appeared IN great eIee
tor some lime ailrr the departure OF the beat
from tue what lhei' h,larty was. however
Interrupted by az lmpeu,nent visage, from the
cabin door, which pfoNedto be that Of the
huShand of the lady. The iauer ON nprce,y
ing the SAME attempted 10 throw herself OVER
board, hnI beng prevented IN accompIishiop
that ohlect, She Ms IA juty pound, ialt mo n, ;.
iertc his--0n recovering tioG winch, her rps.
band relieved her oil nom two 81 three ,bn4,.
sand do ars II hts property, and desiring IN h,
pat on sho'e At The hlst landing place. was
landed wnn h,s children lravng the miseud.
ed woman 10 wend her scii-sougbl way oil shame
AMI Disgrace. p p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
Cash Toy Wheat.

ANVh "hi p"s the best cash price for all
w Wheat delivered at the Black ,Wa,e,
wills Persons wishing to engage their crops
VIII please call on us. We will give them
choice ofsesefal liberal proposilious.
NAIHL. WIN6ION co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

Imprisonment for Debt Que of the most
'auda6le OBJECTS which the " utklngmpn's PARTY
ave" as leading feature Of their creed. i, tho
adjustment ct Imprisonment for debt-an
od'ous relic "l a barbarous cole OF laws Of
winch II Is difficult 10 delermne whether il no
most ridiculous or cruel. The sayage who !.
represented to have satriLed il, in that si,,r,.
but forcl6le exclamation, e No otter skins ran
De caught an a prison. had much moe inst
we" at Tue subject than some oil our ci,,ii,,d
legislators, who permit man Ia ba -,
INJURED within the walls of iaiI -, ,Ao
pleasure OF mercIless creditor. for r..
crane Of porsrty. Oar attention has boa, =.
Gently 'o'c'bly called 10 This subjec: by no,,oa
"h'eh we have observed IN the pane,s o,,
Revolutionary soldier who is uoyv ot.
been for some years, imprisoned in ops ofno
Northern States for tue patry sum of tan,
I'VE dollars Perhaps, 100, hi, creditor il RI.
a"u m'Ser'y knave "do, SO far from stand,,c
n need OF the Pl'iful sum Tor NIich he h..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

Sickness in The SOoih.-- The Port Gibson
(Miss'ss'ppD Correspondent OF Aug. IA, saws
that q" Dealh has been busy Tor tie last eth,
days, aud has introduced Sorro" aud the sable
garment iuio many lamiheS. Our country tor
nme years, has not bren so steady AS AT pre-.
sent. The disease which is prevalent is of a
cougestwe character. aud carries oil the ma
tieut with bu little warning, -pou Gibson is
about forty miles from Natchtz though our
last Natchez paper is s''en, as to any sickness
preya,.ins theIe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02

INJURED the aged debtor in prisoa. would no, BE
sensible OF any addition To his pile Of gold, il he
sbonid succeed in exciiing tie sympathy os
some ohaliiable person and induce him 10 re-
lease the debtor by paying the debt. Ne never
see or hear Of such al instance OF unfeeliag
brutality, but those besn,lful and expressive
lines Of Shakespeare are forcibls btougm to our
recollection
TAKE rhysic, Pomp
" Expose th.sflf tn feel what wretches feel
d" that thou mas Il shake ny guperilnx among
them,
" Aud show the Heavens more lust"
II We have received" Eietneifs Colnierfsi-
Detccior," prinrpd al Ph,ladslphia, price Sauar
annum, which we recommend 10 TIE pauona-e
Of the public. l.. addition to = li.t oil Counter
fei, Notes on The various Banks. me ,neaus by
which they may hc d-f.ci-a, hst al BROKEN
Banks, &c. I, contains 3 raj variety OF inter
esi'ng matter
IL referring to Il navis alton OF the Al.
leghauy river hs steamboats,. The FIeiericks-
burg Arena remarks The prospect, il is
true, when frs, b,oaeh he'd, p, cited much Iangh-
ter but III twelve months, the thing was done,
aud the laugh turned upon ,he secptics.'-
May no, this be the case with US, il the
proper eAerions be used II will be seen
tina, the Mayor has called q Town Meeting for
Saturday nexi, 10 take inAo consideration the
subject OF Internal Improvement generally.
We hopei may be fully attended, that fur
expression oil popular sen'tmen, as To the ,u-
pe,ior importance and p.acIicabli'y of some
one of the various schemes (which are propos-
ed may be obtained.
~ He are authorized 10 crnounce Sd MUEL
n G1RLAAD Esq. as Il cG4didIis y repre-
seut the county Of Aa,hs,st ~ the ns.st rir5tltG
assembly,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-02
r,LL oF ALGIER5 CONFIRMED

LAfER lEuu EsGLAED. lhr Boston Con
rIrr states 'hal thc Pa'lds irgaie, Captain
ifnzcLrencc, y II from Portsmouth, arrived
st ilalths i7th rat bnngrng papers of Hat
place 20 July -
boat rom iiRvte, We leHTn thh Alsters sur.
rendered ~ The French army on ihf 9TH inst
l. was repaired that the Drg lad beru Killed
The CITY surrendered Al DISCRETION, without
6iHg gun. Twelve mon OF war were taken
Ia the harbor, md the crews of the two French
brga we're found alive.
general Naval nod Military promotion VII
take place on ihn . Isl insthut.