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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-04
POETRY.
roruE DYING YEAR.

ByJ. @. Brooks.
M, desolate aud dying yem
En,blem uf transnory man
Eh''e ,;.ome and wild career,
N.o'e '.ioe Is bounded 10 span
!, Gems az butt ht'e uay ,.
II seem a,ure smiled upon thy birth,
o,pU came forth 10 fair array,
Ana sp' pc upon the joyous earth
-, the radiance IS not gone
Ae.-y sheds richness Ger The sceno--
'"'.'.,,,ilsd upon the golden dawn
"ns." .g,es we're brilliant and seiene-
o. suIl a melancholy smile
y" c,'onau mon nature aspect iair,
r. charm the eye little "ahe'
Eco run spread his mantle mere
Thou desoIate and dy ing year
since time tnlrined thy vernai wreath,
Nv often love hath shed the tear,
nd kn.lt beside the bed OF Jeathi
.I,w many hearts that lightly sprung
Whep ioy was blooming but to die,
rhsir finest chords by death nns'rdhg'
Have Welded ilfe's expiring SIGH
And pillow'd low beneath the clay,
Have ceased 10 meit--to prea'he-'o w"
Tho nroud the geatle, aud Tue gay
Ca,nsreJ into the mouldering urn
VnIst freshly flowed the frequent tear
por love bera t-aTectian led
ca, ali that were our blessings here,
srha ,oved-tbe lost---lhe salnted dead'
Thou desolate and dying year,
Prophetic OF our 6na fall
irho hnds are Roue--thv leaves are scar
hrpt q
.nd All the garniture tlat shed
AbrilIiancy upon our pf'me'
u,,h. like a murning VISION He'd
ia the expanded grave oil Time.
Time Time In thy triumphant aieht,
u,,y all life's phantoms lice a gay
Tbs smile of hope and Young delight
Fane's mnteur beam-and fancy ray
They fade. and on the heasing tide,
Rolling lis stormy waves star,
Arc horne The wrecks of hnndn prniH,
The broken wrecks Of fortunes war.
Thou dpsolate aud dying gear
EartlIs brightest pleasures fade like thine
Like evening shadows disappear,
And leave the spirit 10 replne.
The stream OF life that used TO pour
ia fresh and sparkling waters IL
While fate stood watching Oh the snof',
Aad Numbered all the moments gone.
Where hath lhe morning spiendou' d wn,
Which danced upon TIVE ctys Al ST. M
Where the gay joys to Childhood kno"n,
When lIie IS an enchanted dream
Enveloped ia the starrss night,
Which destiny hath oVefspreHd;
Enrolled upon that trackless h'sh,
Were he dark wings OF time have sped.
Oh thus hath life lis even tide
OF sorrow. loneliness, and grief:
Aud thus dlyesled of It's prid.,
II wiihers like the ye,t y eat
Oh sauh Is life s autunnnl Ou~er,
When plundfred of Hs summers bloom
And such is life, autumna Huur,
Which heralds man unto the tomb.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-04
TERMS.

.nnum PAYABLE In adyances-No sub
rTFor - Pc received for loss time than SIX months
40 a saS o discretion
oiiha ,,o,. will be inserted at so cents per
u ADVERTISE a., time and 81 Ia cents for each
laafe lof les Tso,e from distance must be paid Tor
,,asinaanee Insertion, the payment assumed ny
rf,slo .n.n =" .a porsonin Lynchburs'
''n Ch,ncery orders not exceeding TWO squares are
I.,ed for six dollars.
yAII ,sS viii 11 nos be attended
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-04
VIRGINIA CuNyEa rE0N.
WEDSEsDAY, Nov. IL.
stance Of Air CHAPMAN JOHNSON S
Speech on the basis Of Representation.

Substance Of Air CHAPMAN JOHNSON S
Speech on the basis Of Representation.
CONTINUED.
The period Is not so CtSIan, when the ma jor-
lily of white popttatlon, will probably be west
the Blue Ridge but when that period wall
arrive is exceedingly uncertain. The tables Of
population shew u, that the relative increase
Of the dlffei ent districts, ner"tofofe, has besh
very Irregular and We shall ind our calculs-
tions Of their future increase, IN great mea-
sure G.. jectura. The ratio Of incl. ase of the
white pop I,aIIon, from the year 1870 the
p esent lime, appears by these tables, TO be as
follows
In The first district,
From 1870 to $500 s33 per cent
lsooio 1910 AZ per cent,
1900 1870 27I per cent
1920 10 1879 81 o per cent.
In the second dis, lci,
From 1890 10 1890 20 per cent.
l9 70 TO 1910 II per cent.
1900 1920 ia per cent.
1920 to 1929 l43 per cent
IN the third district
From 1890 to 1900 III per cent.
1902 10 1910 per cent.
lSloio 1870 I of | per cent.
1920 10 1929 $40 per cent.
an the fourth iis,rict,
From 100 10 1900 per cent.
1900 to 1910 4per ceut.
1900 1920 81 per cent
ie20to 1929 $50 per cent.
4 mus YOU see that in the western district the
'a',o hav''g decreased, between the years 1890
anu 1870, from 80 "a per cent. TO 81 Pap.
F"'rs b. the Auditor estimate TO have risen
NJ Isl nine years TO sc l-5 per cent which
9hvflent 10 a per cent for ten years-this
~ y PP owing 10 some error in the Audi or's
Innate, or u may perhaps be accounted for.
e,'.'n me su9posliioD that emigration from that
N"F'r'. has diminished within the last nine
years aud migration to IT Increased. II is
've,'alny not according TO the usual course OF
"'nSs' that The ratio Of ncrca.e, 10 a newly
S''''ed country should rise, as he population
'ecouleS more dense.
10" vii observe that the Valley district hav.
wy remaiied nearly slati5nary for the ten years
''m ~ 10 % increased / / 3D. per cent.
~ I' me nSN ten years, and IA 25 per cent for
''s' noe that the middle district remain.
looH nearly stationary for 20 years from 1890 To
appears 10 have increase upwards of 8
~, en- Tor The last niue and mat the tide
'e' oisiric being nearly stationary for 20
Isis ON l7e0 Ia 1910, ncrna, ed in the mex,
~ rs 5 l-2 per cent. and IN ,he las, 9 ahou,
i-2 per cent.
%"ese can be no doubt that these Irregular
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01

rics. He however, is doggedly resolved to ADM
our claims. What an unreasonable fellow VIVA,
put the notion into the sagac;ous nodde of bro
Their of Warrenton, at loss to conceive
knowing as we do our excessive modesty, aud
humble estimate of ourselves.
He is pleased also, to intimate doubt of our
having expressed persuasion of the spuriousness
of Southworth's Jefferson letter, and asks for
some evidence of the fact Let brother wait
until we take the trouble to furnish the evil
dence and remove his doubts, and see if he
will not wait good while. Our brother agnin says.
that by recanting, admit, having used the letter
(Southworth's Jeflerson's.) A Daniel. Yea, sec
ond Daniel But it was almost pity to throw away
SO much logical ingenuity to provepwhat He never
denied, but always admitted, and indeed. neither
wished nor burst deny.
Enough however Of the silly affair.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01

letter received in town yesterday, announces the
lamented decease, on Thursday las, at the family
, ,,l IN Loudoun County, Virginia, of Mrs
MoNRoE.-G Nat Int
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01

a town meeting was held in Philadelphia on Sa,
urnay ast Tor the purpose of expressing the satisfc
ION OF tie people lat the recent glorious triumph Of
oppression, and their admiration of the yysdomS md
discretion WIN which grea' Revolutan has been eff,
iected by justly excited but magnanimous people. :,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01
From. the BelSo,os Fails, J,te7;9er,r,.

O,'' VIC H1tttVIV" JHtt9
Fhe Giving skeleton" who has oeen exhibiting
hmseIt IN different parts of tie Union passed though
this village last week on bis way 10 PisdelpE,a
whence he is to sail for Europr.--We understand
thai tho gentleman who accompanies him has enca-
geo 10 pay him forty thousand doiinYs yr the pfil.-
nege OF exhibiting him wears, on condition Of
$500 dollars for every pound flesh which DO m,obf
gam, Now Ifhc does not grow fit, he cannot grow
poor!
DIED, ~ tho residence of her father, near Man.
chester, ). on the 18th inst. Mrs. MARY RE-
BECCA McDUFFIE, consort of the Hon GEoRsE
McDUFFIE, and daughter of RIcuAaD SIYGLEToS,
Esq.
DIED lately in s. Carolina Urf,n G Goopx7s, Esq in
ne 4oih ear OF his agea gentleman formerly we'll known
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01

u Nathaniei Bacon, IN answer to s.rictures
OF Yesterday and sundry friends of MIR Leigh is
received and will appear to- morrow
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01

mi, WASHINGTON, Sept. %.
The President of the United States returned to
the seat OF government Saturday evening. from,
MS VISIT to tennessee, in good health we understand
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01

tatlonif he travelled in respectable STYLE it was in
toiesably aristpr'a CT John Quincy Adams had
travelled as President Jackson does coach drawn
people INTO fever; but for Presidents Jackson thus
to ride Is all right. We say il is right ,oo and We
said 1t was right in President Adams Let us CEN
sure what Is censmrable, praise what is praise
thy and ic, matters of indifference pass without no.
tics"
what IN sober truth. in unaffected reality. can be
more ridiculous than that the destnies of such ma
non as this, should be in the hands of two such men
as Gen jackson and Secretary Eaton:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPT. 80, 1880.

nough however of The silly affair
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-01

o., Our lcefIe brother of the Warrcnton Spectator
persists in examining with good advicc--Much
obliged, much obliged. He has taken up the notion
too that we reckon ourscf great man, and try TO
exact concession of the fact from our coucrnuora
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-29
BOsroN, July "a.

BOsToN, July "a.
SALEM TRlALS.-The Supreme Court
met yesterday morning, when, as we are in
formed, the Grand Jury presented an indict-
ment against John Francis Knapp, George
CrOwninshield, and Joseph Jenkins Knapp.
jr., for the murder Of Mr.. White, charging
j. F. Knapp with committing the crime, and
j. J. Knapp, jr. and George Crownnshlcld
with aiding and assisting. The Indictment
contained other counts in accordance with the
technical forms, in which Richard Crownin-
shield, .jr. was charged as principal, and J. +.
Knapp with being present and aiding. The
three prisoners severally pleaded not guilty.
The prisoners were then arraigned sec
ond time, and made the same plea to another
indictment, in which Richard Crowninshield,
jr. was charged AS principal, and his brother,
with the Knapps, as accessories before the
fact.
Painful Occurrence. Yesterday, Mr.. M
Farland, stevedore, while engaged at work
on the deck of vessel, in the lower part of
the city, was suddenly overcome by the heat !;
he fell down, and expire ID. He was carried
to his house in Second below Shippen-st.-
His wife, 10 hope Of efiscting his restoration.
started in haste for a physician-at the corner
of Second and Gaskill streets she took drink
Of water, and was immediately SO much at
fected as to be unable TO stand. The most
humane attention was bestowed by the peo-
pie in the vincinity, but in vain; in few
minutes Mrs. M'Farland was taken home a
corpse, and laid beside the dead body of her
ausband.-PhH. Gaz.
Mr.. Clay.-The Ohio State Journal of the
18th inst. says" The United States Circuit
Court for the District Of Ohio, commenced
sitting on Monday last at Columbus-present
the Hon. John M'Lean and the Hon. John
w. Campbell. This town is now thronged
with distinguished visitors from this and the
adjoining states: among whom is the Hon.
Henry Clay, who attends the Court on pro-
fessiOnal business, and whose health, we are
much graifed to say, is completely restored.
He came to this place we understand, by way
Of Chillicothe; and received on his route the
most uneqnivocal proofs Of attachment and
respect which a free people can bestow on a
public benefactor."
The same paper states that convention
Of Delegates assembled at the seat of Govern
ment and nominated General Robert Lucas,
as the Jackson candidate for Governor Of O.
hio. Only SO Delegates were present, repre-
senting between 90 aud so counties, or about
one third Ofthe whole number.-N. Y, Amer.
Hitherto, there has been less ss travelling
this year than heretofore. The number Of
passengers 10 the steamboats, on the North
River has been smaller by one third, or more.
than at the same pend last year.
Shocking Outrage. person entered
the burial place Of the Methodist Church IN
Baltimore, few nights since, opened several
graves, and broke the rolfins In Dieces. though
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-29

Peter Furiong was found dead IN bed, at
Albany, on Thursday. He had gone to bed
much intoxicated.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-12

PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr Chariot Smith, days from New York, with
sundrles to Gus, Dunlop and Co. Raston and Pleas
ants, and 10 master.
Brig Richmond, Pabins, from Salem, with sundrcs
to OTIS, Dunlop & Go and master
Schr Caroline Marion, Horringtcn, from Balti-
more, with sundres TO r Tripctt and master
SAILED,
Sehr " hnm Rowlett, Ireland, for Boston, with
tobacco and -four.
Sohr Telegraph. Somers, for New York, coal.
Schr Rolla, Smith, lor Saugertles, coal.
Schr Independence, DAVIS, for Baltimore coal.
Schr Brazil, Creighton, FOR Baltimore coal.
Schr Neptune Gator, for Gosport Dry Dock,
stone.
Sloop Marshall. Payne, for Dighton, (Mass.) coal
NORFOLK. Ju.y g. Arrived, sloop Eliza Allen,
Studley, from Richmond, bound to New York.
The ship Madison. Cornick. bound to Liverpool,
sailed from Hampton Roads this morning.
The ship Helen Mar, Burgess, reported yesterday
from Amsterdam has proceeded up James River
NEW YORK, July o.-Arrived, schr Hornet,
Could Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-12

nJ'JosFFu WIMorr cmgracd to the United
States IN 1919, native of Ysl,on, Sornersetshire,
England, by trade MIll.wrigbt, was ~ Charleston,
5 g. M 1921, and in the year went TO George
town, ID. &. Any information, as to bis place Of
residence iflving, or tho time and place Of his de-
cease IT dead, viii be gratefully received by the Ed-
tor of the Truth Teller, OF his Gfice 35s l., BFOud
vsy, New YoSS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-12
Valuable Bui!dine Lots.

IFNHE subscriber Executor of the late Mr.. John
II. Browu, offers for sale four lots of land, each
thirty feet wide Locust street, extesdna on that
street frem air. John Rutherford eut towards
r street TO q street not yet down - Those ots
have been lately ievelied. Their AIRY situation and
eontiguty to the business part Of the torn, mako
them peculiarly well adapted for the residence OF
trading men With families, and doing lucinezs on E
street. CHARLES COPLAND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-12

Snch is the natural and necessary operations of tue
sys,cm of Rewards and Punsbments." ludcpen-
dencs is not only suppressed but the basest motives
held out TO men to deserve Office, by turning spies
and informesat the head OF which class, stands the
rev'd wolf, Obadiah ID Browp But tho day Of
national ntonenlent will come.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-12
AUrttot1 AaIgN.
Tt7fS .DkY.
: BY OTIS. DUNLOP 4 CO.

SALE 1T TRE DOCK.
THIS MORNING, the 18th insf at 10 o'clock,
Will be sold at the Dock, from schooner ckarios
Capt. Smith, wRbout reserve,
% hlids st. Croix Sugars.
~ i2-1t o. d. g. CO Aucts.
STOCK OF DRY GOODS at SUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. At 8 o'cloSs,
Will be sold at our Auction Rooms without reserve
the entire stock Of Dry Goods, Of Eeesrs. s. Pslsn
q Son, comprising large and general assortraeu, Ct
seasonable articles: Among them elegant CALI
Goes, silks Of all kinds, maslirs Of oil kinds, Irish
nens lawns and diapers; thread hee silk ard cotton
ho.;; oombazetts and bombazir>s; ginghaIps naIino
cloths ss velvet, batsts, psl-J.rinc msriio st4wIs
and searfs, gau7e handkerchief and scsrfs dcnee.
tics OF all kinds; large assortment of ribbons So
perhns and mddling cloths and csssrerss sattuetts,
cassnetts, fannes; osna burss ,icaiinsurcs lurao
assortment OF Ladies' and Gestiemcas gloves, &c-
Terms and months credit fsr approved notes.
jy8 o. .. e. co Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-12

FRIENDS OF THE UNION.
Amongst the men. what dire divisions rise
For Union" one, and one "Dsunion' cries,
Shame on he sex, with which these feuds began,
The girls al for U,,ion-io .vGn-
Carolina Gnzeh.l FANNY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-12

Nelson's Quebec Gazette announces tho arrival
Of upwards Of ~ 900 passengers from Esropc, and
stntes It n probable that many may he cxpoc.
ted The above paper states that much the larger
number Of the families have capital the proof Of
which appears from the fact, that few ofthe emgrants
compared with former years, remain about Quebec
in search of employment, brit iumcdiatcly proceed
Cor Montreal &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-12
A Short Vacation.

A Short Vacation.
"AVING frequently heard Parents aud Guardi-
4 Of children, complain OF the Summer Va
being too long shall give only the last week
in August. a recess this year. For further nfor
nation, oppy TO at my School house, I4th
street, fcv doors above Mr.. Nsshs Book sJoore.
Nv i2-eoot JAS. A. OSWALD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-12

TgNEIE members of the Broad Rock Jockey
n Club, requested to at Broad Rock on
Saturday next, II being tto l7,h Of tho prcsen,
month for the purpose Of fixing the time Cor he fall
meeting. ISHAM PUCkBF
The proprietor OF the Richmond Jockey Club
takes The liberty In request full meeting of the
above Club, as a proposition will be made 20 fix tho
time Of running at Broad Rock, on the last Tuesday
in September next, IN which event, the Tree Hill
races will commence the first Tuesday in October,
and continue usual; and n meeting Of tho Tree
Hill Club will be requested, the first Monday in
October, to elect officers aud Ok the time Of the fu
turo meetings. J. M SELDEN, Proprietor.
iy I'D u St
~ Id RUM IA few puncheOns finest old Antigua
~ rum received direct from ST. Thomas--for sale
ie io-iftf by CHAS. PALMER.
Sugars and Coffee
p n Iihds Porto REQ sugar
sbU H. 10 prime 81. CroN do
do prime grcct, COLE for salo by
ie 22-Gt Otis. DUNLOP g. co.
o. JOB PRINTING sxe~rea v, the Wing Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-12

n yF0RMATGON WANTED, concerning JAMES
u McLAUGuLGN,a native Of the parish Of Culdaff
county Donegal, ireland, who sailed from London
derry in the ship Nancy for Philsdelpha, about for
ty years ago. The last account received about hm was
above twenty-elght years ago. He was then settlod
upon some land q few miles above Putsburg on the
Ohio. Any Information VIII be thankfully received
by his brother William Mclaughlin, residing at No,
1914 Hanover street, Boston, Massachusetts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-12
NOTICE

o79 oY SCOUT qs.lI pun spooD GG foVy, Joi,usua,
1iosss eAIsuexs us sostid Ps5npsI kIsA IIss MA
su sIeqA 90 eAN q y IA pas sus,lI,F, = qlisA
-spDM sissJN 70 ssioiS aql useMisq 'sIaubS az
7sHIHT OF PeAomgI saq SNINNgr ri LNaaO a
o. 'TFAOWTN 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-12

.qecidenL--On tho 5th July lady while passing
through John street, had the misfortune TO have a
fire cracker thrown in her face by thoughtlcss boy,
which struck her eye at the moment of explosion,
and, distressing TO relate, tore the ball quite from
the socket, IN such n manner, were informed,
as entirely to destroy the eye IN Paper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-12
Cheap Music.


YHNllE subscriber has received large soriment
n Of Liihrogsphic Music, which he will sell at 6
cents per printed page aud in instances cheap
er--Much has been said about the incorrectncss of
photographic Music. aud with degree of truth.
The printing establishment having changed owners,
il is due to the present proprietor to say That owing
to his particular attention, the Lithographe Music
printed al his establishment correct plate mu-
sic The subscriber will give a catalogue of music
oil hand with the price in cents.
No. I'LL
Bid me discourse composed by Bishop IS, Bonnie wife,
sung ny Madame Nesrs, 10; Blink the bUrn
laddie, sung by Mrs knight, - Benedeche Daughter, -,
Banners Bue, H. Cherry Ripe, composed {. Horn,
1S Comm iho' the Rye, Scotch ballard sung by Mis-.
Knight, u; Choose Valentine sung Mrs Knight 10;
Crer Lost Heart surg by Miss key 25 Cham Lutte,
IL Cupid and Hyme0 composed Ivy HALLMARK u; Captive
Knight woods by Mis- Heuans, comp by her sister, IS Come,
gallant Soldier come sung by Miss Csss Fisher, -;
Cansmen up, and march ava, SUNG 10y Miss Fisher, H. Ca
uadan Boat Song, lc Carer Pigeon III Dashne Nhne SER
ghan sung by Mrs knight l.; Draw the sword Sco0rd,
do. do. ~ Donoe sore l,au II; Even the sun,
sung by Miss Ke composed by G. T. Horn, 25 Each bow.
beauty Tor me, poetry by T. II Bay. composed by
Lee ~ Evening song Virgin duett. words by Mrs
Hemsns. Ia Flower Gl sung by Madame Yes;ris, az Fly
away pretty Moth sung by Mrs Sharpe Is; Farewell MY
Harp ~ Faiesi flower composed by Lee H. From Green
lands ICY mountains, II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-12
Shockoe Hill Academy
GYMNASIUM.

GYMNASIUM.
fENHE duties of ms Institution VIII be continued
ill the first Of August. at which time vacation
of seven weeks will commence
" 12-1t OLIVER a SHAW Principal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-12

The Mexican Collector at the Bar Of Brazos
tTexas) has given notice that admission will be
given into that colony Of the free people If color,
lately expelled from Louisiana Masters of vessels,
bringing such persons into Texas, will he compelled
to take them out Of it under a heavy pc nalty,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-12

Tickets s4-Hulves e-@uarters I.
For sale at b. aICKLEH
= - fIu(el
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-12

SNuGGLrNe.-Tho United States Telegraph says:
''We learn that combination has been formed in the
city OF New York, to resist of the last session.
intended to prevent frauds on the revenue"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-12

We learn from The Savannah Georgian
inst. tina, the late hail storm has done in
damage on the Little Sa'illa river, near Je
Jckyl and ST.. COthOrincs Islands, sc. S
tiers had the whole of their promising crop:
and corn destroyed. Sea Island cotton is
weeks in advance Of last season.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-12

w Anthony Robinson, jr first Teller, was on Sat
urday. appointed Cashier Of the Bank If Virginia, in
place of VIM cambridge, Esq. resigned-and VIVA
Beverly Dsbney, Esq. first 'Peer, in Mr. Robinsont
place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-10-14

Quick Replies.-Napoleon was fond OF
quick rcples he could not bear contradc.
ton, but invariably turned away from those
who addressed him with hesitation or EN-.
barrassment. The following anecdote will
sufficiently prove that a ready and well.
timed answer was an infallible passport to
his favor. "At grand review, which on
q particular occasion, took place on the
square ofthe Carousal, tho emperor's horse
suddenly reared, and during his exertions
to keep him quiet, the rider parted compa
ny with his hat.-A lieutenant, having pick
cd it up, advanced in front Of the line, and
presented it to Napoleon. Thank you,
captain,' said the Emperor, occupied in
patting the neck Of his steed. In what
regiment, Sire?' Immediately demanded
the officer. The Emperor, considering his
features attentively, and percciving his
swn mistake, replied with a smile, The
question is apropos:-in the guards In a
few days the newly.appointed captain 70
ceived an official notification Of the promo
ton, for which he was indebted, solely to
his presence Of mind, but which his brave.
~ and long services had merited.-Con
stGnfs Memoir Of Bonaparte.