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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04
$50 REWARD.

bSCoNDED ON Friday night, the 18th inst muauo boy
named WILLIAM, II years old, tolerably well grow1
I'D. scar on the corner OF and walks this
.iis 1ms hem the effects Of the top of hs
t Which Is not entirely healed had when he went OF
gay HocA coat blue casrIeIe waGicc1 and gIay dore c
Eyantaicons. - o.
~ IS believed he went Of in Company with hoy Mt G.
" AnioTds, vho also disappeared 'op the night ann
,.o' circumstances IS thought they viii attempt 20 10 New
oH and nave probably concealed themselves board Of
some vessel bound ff tina; place The reward win be
negthonThood A. PiEAsAYTS r. 49,
dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04
RRESH GOODS.

HRESH GOODS,
" NHILSON has received by crc last III
III. rivals.
Fashionable carved Combs
Italian ustrings
Gro do Zines and Gros dc Naples
Merino and Cashmere slnwis
Caicoes and Cambrics
irish linens, sheetings and 9nFrs
Cloths, sattinets.
Blk and coloured PringpS
Aud variety Of other seasonablc Guols, .Tinch tp
a6sHs very low for cash. dere
a English AnnuaR
R EEPsAKE y
AGen
Biou L. ,gyn ;,, ,.,. -,
Hi, .gs, H sau ~% splendid cngravings
Winters Wreath
iris tRehgious)
And many other English Edous of palnabie
bndlcs chuap--for sale by J. H. NASH.
Im9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04
DRUGS, MEDICINES. Sc.

VIE subscriber has just received in addition to bis
stock OF Drugs, Medicines &c. &c. the follow
ing articles, viz:
Chloride of lime, for purifying offensive places anu
for aching 80 ". ?
BLACK oil varnisR, for leather
Superior Spanish flotaut indigo
run on, Inseed OIL Lewlss white lead, gold hgf
Lornard's maccaba snuff, in bottles and loose
Le'Pers, MaylaDds and Bells Scotch snufs
Florida water, cologne water in bottles of great
variety of shapes p
Superior French and English soaps, French All
tque oil
Bears oh: oil roses, rouge, Robinsnns patent lur-
ley, &c. e.
fafent greats, oatmeal, eitric and oxatic ncffsJ
black drop -
Pearl and pot ash, scalp ers, .joiulcd and stiff
EleXible metallic bougies, gun elastic, nipple
shields, pessaries 1870 =.
Bougies and cathcters-Eor sale by rr
dec z Fl. G.. MCNAMARA -
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LEWIS WEBB & co.

OFFER FoR SALE,
+ an Hhds Sugar, 81. Crox, Porlo Rico and
IL wv New Orleans
500 bags Co;lec. Java, Lagetta, Porto Rico and
40 hhds West India AIolasses, PAT prime
10 boxes and 40 bIls loaf and lump snggr
HIS and 10 b5!s rye whiskcy
IL bbis Ca!uthers rccifcd d.
hid Jamaica
do St Croix yRIJM
90 hhds and so bbls d Engluul
pipes Cognac brandy
do Holland gin
casks Madeira
10 do Sicily Madeira
DO Lisbon
8 DO Port ,,,,>,,+.
DO Teueraa W 'Ai-'
do dry Nfalag2
90 do sweet do
Canary and Musrat
SO tons bar iron, American, English uird Syedes
Plating and hoop iron
Cast, shear, German, crawIy arrl bIistsred srrei
Is tons castings, assorted
100 kegs best nails and brads
600 sacks Liverpool blown e,1~r
90 do ETUunt alum Sf'N
CUppcTas, ulun, birthstone,
Saltpetre, madden, iDdlgp
Ginger, pepper, pimento
Letter, writing and wrapping tdpfr
Wire sTtcrs, rafsins, almonds, soap
Sperm aud tallow candles
GunpowdeY imperial ind black tea
tons patent shot, Duponts gUnpowdGr
Bar lead bed cords uld lending lines
Sewing and wrapping twiae, bottle corks
German sheeting and snrling, ozriaburgs thread
Shoe thread. cotton ind wool cards assorted
80 bales cotton
Cotton bagghng aud bale LOne
Is bales domestic slIce,i'gS und SIfirfinrs
case domestic cloths
900 sides soal leather, upper 10
$50 Spanish hides
~ bbfs tanners 81
do iinseed
SO bbls vinegar
100 bbls mackercl, no. aud
5000 lbs bacon
200 grindstones, Nova ScotIa1
Clover seed, glass ware assorted, stoueyare
Gbys, by 10 & Toby IL window glass, &c. &c
HIDES AND LEATHER.
Onn Brazil Hides (heavy)
GOU 400 lbs Ca tanned sole leather
for snle BY JAMES WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04
0RANNIss, SON & BROTHERS

Haze reeeiucd a fresh supply Of
II AIDES fashionable bronze Slippers much hano-
- somer than the others
hodes party or dancing slippers, made Of .nsting,
which have been much admired for their hciputy
and ease Of fitting
hades goatskin slippers and walking shoes, the n
tiches so much called for
Together with an entire new article of ladies' last
ing slippers. made with mock welts, for walking.
lgn6 to'ncr If .lfnin md I 4lb Streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04

TERNS.--SrwesirrioS TO the DAILY Ric,soxp WMs Sc
year. and Tor shorter period, tho Of ss year. pay
ablc ia advance
Aoyru srse -Gor sguam Of 10 hnes h-Ss, ir
action 70 cents INSERTIONS 81; three insertions 81 liz and
every succeeding h,srItion 53l cents
Thrice wsrk weak 81 25 succeeding week 81
Iwue week FIRST ioS,rtion rs every slscc>dug in
<cJrfou SC. ocasi F..... = .
oacc wea- 6rsi u sion 10 CENTS; every snrrzhg
eufan 50 .H
AL advesr,anis also ipSrried In Ono Coxsrrprus. Al
tStuu. POI .-lff
Yfsns'snt advertisers u,,isi pay in advances.
Tho number Of Ms
~ili 10 inserted until oraed DO stopped, and cuassd
eonnngy. n t
kunual Advertisers charged 6D doirs for squares,
dud 10 TINT proportion for advertisements Of greater egth
ept Auooncsrs and LOTTERY dealers who charged 600
OK Tue CONSTITUTIONAL WHO; is published
weak (fucsiays and Fridnys al five dollars cr annum,
payable IN advance. o.-f = '.r
Es Advefisng-75 square, lss. OR the FIST
ucuion. and 30 CENTS Sor each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04
HNOCH 8. COURTNEY,

= HNOCH =. COURTNEY ~
uoia Street. opposits Me Old .harker,
p ESPECTEULLY invites the attention Of his
10 friends nnd the public, to choice selection of
Groeercs, which he offers FOR sale either by Wholesale
or rota, ON as good terms as they be purchased
elsewhere in the city. Much care has been ,uken IN
tho Selection Of his wines and liquors. which arc
warranted genuine.
Masters OF vessels, win find it TO their interest 10
icave their orders for ship iores with hirn, which viii
be nut up low. and sent aboard FREQ of expense 7"
tLOARS-A large supply Of ladies' and gcntle.
- mons Cfnaks VI every aud quality Tor
sale by Il e. f. JAMES a. co. :.
NOV I4-Gw Market Squire.
VIRGINIA CRAB CIDEB.-SO barrels
Virginia Crab Cider, for sale by
ian IL JAMES WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04
BOOKS

E'oR sale by ABIEt. WORKS, opposite the Ea-
r gle Hotel,
SCOTS Family Bible, vol. tsicreo ype edittsn)
Horne CT the Scriptures
Joscphus, complete. in one vel.
Payson's ScrInoIts
Hebrew Bibles
Stuart's Commentary on the Hebrews
lectures on the Evidences Of Christianity, oy Qd.
mel Wilson
AIDS to Reflection in the formation of ntSh1y
character, by S. T. Colcridge
Life of the Rev. John SuuImerfeld.
Inn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-04
Richmond Dyeing Establishment
On Cary STREET, rorr 0f The Trgaria and Formers

I56y1FS.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful to tho latries
~ and gentlemen of Virginia, for past hvours and
hopes a continuance Of the Same; and would thank
The ladies sending their silk dresses to have them
kon TO peccs which will enable him to warrant them
10 be dyed and finished well us at any establish
ment IN the Union. Canton stuff dresses not M
eossary he has suitable machines to finish them, If
cent to him in the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen likewise informed, that he SCOUTS
and renews in colour coate pantaloous and vesis to-
gcter with all kinds of apparel and ifrcqucsed, repairs
them in the neatest manner AS usual all kinds of
Veoe goods dyed and hot cold pressed; furniture
Iuffs cleansod and re- dyed in tho neatcst manner.
~. b. Tickets win be iss7ied on leaving the goods
with him and requests they will lie presented ap-
dIcatIon' Ut the same.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-21
TCoMMuNIcArEp.I


Ain. .EpIroR-l am al a loss TO know the OBJ
ject of the communi, alton of your correspondent
3 PENN" which appeared in the Gazette OF this
morning. If il is to induce men to resist the
laws aud stir them up 10 - some sudden act OF
mut;ny.' il will fall far short Of its end; TOR there
are those among u who will enforce the laws
their country, ave. and that part Of them known
n the q Militia Law" too, the efforts of Penn,
Peace Societies, aud others not quite 50 pacific,
10 the contrary notwithstanding. Penn con-
plains that nothing nov appears in your columns
on the subject Of the Military System.Snd ASKS II
this is the work of Offering tlnSei, or gold upon
an epaulette? if these gew-Saws" have the
marie effect Of relieving the public from the an
noyance Of correspondents ont ct whose commu-
nications no good is likely to grow. or eau hush
the pea'' Thar woald say aughr against those
citizens =" who, in their private relations to SD
clety, are honorable men," then the sooner that
your correspondent gets "sop" the better.
IL =. Penn is at all concerned 10 know, let
him but take the pains to inquire. and he will
learn that our officers are rsg,dttrig" appoint
cal. and. what is more, that they are To be regu-
Iariy obeyed. ! would now merely say ~ him.
chat his hints at - inpuations resting upon our
officers are quite in bad taste: tor no matter how
s,ch things NAV take in New York. they are BY
TI,z -rsfcis--s svrT,vvi rUr-,jiaia.
Tqfebsr 90, 1850. BAlARD.
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were either stranded or overturned: and thoss

were either stranded or overturned; and th0se
living in the roads without, were driven TO sea
or foundered at their anchors. There was
schooner in company with the Hornet, the master
Of which states, that though he showed nothing
but his slender lower and topmasts, his vessel
could scarce withstand the force OF the hurricane,
but was nearly blown over. A ship, with her
tall masts and yards. though with every sail iurl-
ed, could, he said, never have withstood il, but
must have persisted. If a slip can be kept before
the wind, it would seem difficult by its mere
power, however great, without tremendous sea.
to destroy her. For she then presents herself to
it in the direction other length, in which sense,
besides being almt st entirely masked, it is I'M
possible to overturn her. Moreover, in running
rapidly away from the wind, its force is diminish
ed in proportion to the velocity. But the force
of the blast NAV have first taken the Hornet on
the side. or in scuddng before it she may have
preached to against the power of her helm, pre-
senting herself in the position, in which. whilst
the wind acted with the gr Attest force upon her,
she ierived the least support from her stability.
1t is likely that the ship was thus forced over.
filling and sinking within the lapse Of an instant
and carr wing with her the brave hearts she en-
closed. and all her treasures of mature age and
youthful promise--of life, and strength, and IN
tellect The fate of all was doubtless smuta-
neous; the sea must have been dashed into such
fury as to mingle fcarfully with the element that
seconded it. giving impeths to its attack, and
overwhelming alike those who made manly at
tempt to defer their fate: The strong and the
weak together; all dragged down in the vortex
with their gallant ship. and true to her when she
had ceased 10 be true to herself We will not
pause TO utter unavaiing regrets over the fatal
chasm; to talk of what fond hopes. what cherish
ed affections lie buried with the lost ones in their
weltering grave He who has himself been call.
ed upon 10 mourn over one thus snatched away
will rather seek in his own secret sorrows the
eoquence which words cannot express.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-21
THE HORNET
Ero7n the Nelc FORK .1mericaa.


T, ia now nearly year since the disappear
ance Of the Hornet. Not a word OF intelligence,
GOOD or bad. has come back from her. The
Sa1ner who has passed with anxnus eve over
fhe scene oi her Disappearance, has been able to
trace no ~estige of her wreck. Of the thousand
floating object, that are apt In cast themselves
loose fro.a sinking ship, and swim upon the
surface OF the deep, nothin"--not so much as an
oar or handspike-nas vet come to hand to
tell her fate with Something more than the un-
CERTAINTY of vague and cruel apprenension.-
The sea seems ms nsatiate vortex to have svai-
lowed all. But time, the great divutger 1t Sc
ere,s tells too certain tale. The dreadful con-
81 ton of the los, &c mis- gallant ship, with ali Of
he,. crew. IL nov a. we'll established a. u the
AYES Of living men had seen her perish. ar the
drowned dead had come back among us to re-
coant the story Of their disaster. The despon-
din have long since ceased to doubt their be-
reavemeus, and even hope has died in the bosom
Of the faithful.
We have lately passed over the scene Of this
homeless disaster aud the facts as Ear they are
Known, are rs tollows:-The Hornet happened
In ne cruiLing off EamplcO az the season IT ,he
aniunnal equinox This is the boistelous part
of the+Gu.f Of Mexico, which is in turn one Of
Che most lnclement and dangerous seas on the
aInbe. Here treacherous currents sweep the
navigator far from his course. casting hi'r upon
the rocks and quicksands that line the iuhospita-
BE coast. while winds pouring in different d.
rectians down the opposite coasts OF Cuba. meet
and keep up perpetual conflict of storms and
temDests; or arrested BY the mountains ut MeXi-
co. wheei OF in terrible and desolating worthless
Here. too, intoerable drousbts. and rains which
threaten TO drown the very mountains which rise
In bold grandeur in the interior, succeed each
other. Heats that burn the earth. and almost
make me sea to boil are sent forth by the steady
and bl;sins ardor Of tropical sun. Gains that
leave The sea SD quiet that 1t seems tn be sinking
into he sleep of death. aud hurricanes sweeping
every thng in their relentless course, in turn vex
and .ievastate the face of nature.
II as at the worst af this inclement sclimate
that the Hornet was compelled to remain off
Tam iro, 10 protect American property. during
the T. a,uts attending the invasion of Barradas.
She "a taken a considerable sum of money on
hoard, and the dav before her loss number of
the residents visited her on a party Of pleasure
Il was destined to a fearful termination The
wea,her became threatening. and the Hornet put
~ sea. carving her Inflated guests with her
rh. nroea.stics proved too true; the blast came;
one ~ the most awful ever known in that region
al vio,ant con, ulsions. Sweeping down the lofty
r,.,,pf,ins. which. form the landward barrier Of
III boeixon. it overturned all before it; crops.
hni,s;ngs. men, and animals. disappeared before
IFS fury. The vessels anchored in the smooth
rive. Of T.msiss, and aheltsIod BY ats banks.
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DosEsiiC HAPPINESS.

DoSEsiiC HAPPINESS.
ssyo or three girls, md two or three boys,
birty and ragged and making 4 pOlsc;
Some calling fDr this, and Others for that;
One p,nehing the dog -sno'hcr the cat:
And Bill. the sly roEre, with a sorrowu phia,
having out that sans bread has more butter than
hst
A nd then the sly nrchins, al covesed with grease,
Sitting down the heath to examine each piece!
And II one is the widest OF Giickes, ar longest
Tet him that's the weakest beware of The strongest;
A battle enSues, snd n terrible eatsev;
'she mother cries out what the deuce IS the natter
Zach tells his own story, and tries to defend II;
"a Won, IN, you young rogue, and boyd ear must
0ni it"
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rssaas being Aus laid open, their outer AIS ss0a
gave way, the stones being hurled to distance
of 20 feet. The interior walls now fairly expos
ed TO the 5attering Of the elements. were strain-
ing and bending at every impulsion--it became
evident that the building could stand but little
more. At this crisis, one terrific biast-the We
ry acme OF the tempest-swept through the ofok.
en- rooms. caught the drawing room door, and
shvered il to splinters, with noise resembling
the bursting of ordnance. The walls leaned
over-,he ceilings fell III. and it wanted bat one
more such blast. and we should have been burned
under the ruins. it would be an endless task to
recount all damages sustained by this calamity;
coffee trees stripped. provision grounds destroy
ed. negroes uuhoused. gardens laid waste. turni-
ture, wearing apparel. &c. broken and DESTROYED
Eand this in the spacc Of three short hours! As
an example of the prodgiuus force ol the wind.
NAV mention that grind-.tone was Wrenched
from It's clamps. an, pitched gbnur four ieei from
the posts. The whpe place is strewed with brok-
ell trees fragments of wallis shingles and ratters.
and bears the genuine aspect OF desolahon ami
despair.
kIxasrox, Aug 9.-OF the east end Of $.
Domingo, the Miranda fell in with an open boat
with FIVE men i'll it, three whites and Two blacks.
| They said that they belonged to an American
barque called the Lawrence. Capt. Campbell.
from New York: but did not know whether ;h.y
were bound that the vessel had (Oundered.
and they aud the captain had taken to the boat
that they bad been five days in her. and that the
captain died on the night previous to their falling
| in will, the Miranda. IN consequence OF having
drunk largely Of salt water. some suspicious at
taches to Ills account Of themscyes--they await
| examination.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-21

Majority for Cunningham. %
There were 90 lost votes at The Court HoIs
10 at the Market, and Il on the Neck.
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ST. THoMAs' PARISH.

Ct. THOMAS PARISH.
Congress-Wm. Drayton, q
Ssnotor-Alfred Huger. Unanimously
Rppre,enio'ice-Jam Rose. 90.
We are informed that christopher J.a'''
Esq. has been elected Representative ~ f''.'
by a majority Of screen votes over The lair iA''D'
bent, John Townsend, ESQ. -Cry Gas
--sse6eaa~
NulEfcn'ion.- 1t is a remarkable ii''' .i'
whilst the nulitierS IN Soulh Caro- ina az o..
minating threats II vengeance against ''e ".
eminent of the United States. IN an uh"s.-,
able and rebelious manner they seen ""'
their own internal situation. lhe' f -
aware, perhaps, (or if they are 'hsN w.. ,,~
mad TO threaten. or attempt dl.'olH"''
paration from the general cOnfederae'', Goo
ma Ority Of the white population o' So',' ii.
lima is. five may be permitted TO Jna-e "'-,
dent indicaturcs, decidedly opposed 70 2
ton, and never Will. under the presrn' '''I ,.s
things, consent TO it, Let the nu'Iile', ,,.
first to the white population Of their own o', -.
then 10 the blacks. and ascertain MAJ g..
facts, before they run their heads mo iF ~"
Decentralization and rebellion are hoTfo.s WY. W.
when operated upon by violence 'nu ''''"f
rance. -Nullficatio combines ne t"" M
fU S. G'i'''
-o.1ISesa. -,
.ypci,r. have been favored rom ~ ia',s,
respectable source, with an extract VI
dated Liverpool, September 8tn' ~,
"In consequence Of an UNDERSTANDING .,.dr
Spain and without. il is expected mat 0" ato.,
tional movement will take place ~ 'l's ..e
the month. and all the parasites ana "Pp.,
will be put down."-N. T. Da'ty ''''""
-s&aE517-
A Vermont paper recommends 10 It' I .on
bers not IN leudi. A most unpopular
this would be. and voted do"n b. .'.L
i've sxths; for there are a. iea-' ast hs"'i'
..rre-er rs.. aA--sa-e s'es~~
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United States Anomey-Thomas .. Monroe
has received the appointment of Attorney Of the
United States for the district of Kentucky, in
place of Col. John Speed Smith. resigned. Col.
Monroe has respectable standing at the bar aud
his appointment is well received here. and gene
rally admitted to be the best the President could
make While confined in the selection Ia his friends
end supporters. ~ Frankfort Gsrsw~4Hsr.
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aily Peper SIS per a,usmn-Comfry Paper S5'
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ft.r, n. Stgningson Phenis.

THURSDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1850.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-12
JAMES WINSTON.

lCommiSsion Merchant, Market Bridge,)
Has on consignment and offers for sale
- rs 900 lbs. best Sshithfed bacon
$50 barrels nett, gross and behring's
80 hhds. of superior New D. molaascs
2 hhds. of stone ware, assorted
100 heavy sun-dried hides livery low)
100 lbs. Of stout sole leather
80 gross of quart and pint bottles
100 boxes of sonp and candles
100 realms of good printing paper
100 renms of wrapping paper
10 bales Of raw cotton
iooO IDS. OF cotton yorn, and more daily expected
100 barrels of Tar
ioooO feet flooring plank and railing
20 pieces and half pieces cotton bogeinr
20 barrels Of Newark cider
- do do vinegar
600 kegs of lard, in shipping order
10000 of w ebb's cigars, at 60
Balc ropc, castor OIL bed and sash cord and lendinp
lines, Spanish olives, family -four. wire sicves.
j. W., agent for wire mandatory in Baltimore
wiii order free of comnsson) wovc wire work of all
kinds - "i'
,. W., agent for William Prince, proprietor of the
L,nn@n Botanic Garden, Flushing, Kong Island.
VIII order any thing in his Iine
June
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ma Cots
Tyer's Vegetable Family Pills.

Tyler's Vegetable Family Pills
rI'HE efficacy of these Incompatible Pills vegeta-
bic family pbysic, has been fully demonstrated by
more than twenty years experience. They are pro-
nounced by many eminent physicians who use them
in their practice, superior for their kind and beneficial
effects on the human system, to any other yet offered
to the public more particularly for all those affective
complaints mentioned below. most of which arc occa
stoned by DISEASES of the liver, and arrangement IN
the functions of the digestive organs. Frequent or
nervous head aches; cosiyc habits; jaundce, or bill
ious state Of the stomach; dizziness; foul stomach;
dyspepsia or Indigestion; sickness at the stomach oss
of Appetite atulancc; grping choc; dropsy in short
for every dsordered state of the stomach and bowels
requiring co,hartic medicine Their operation is
mild and yet they efcctually remove all obstructions
fthe bowels strengthen the stomach, and excite the
appetite, with little disturbance in the system pese
pills contain mercury, but prepared wholly
from vegetables and there is danger attending the
of them To either age or sex, under any crcun-
stances where physic is necessary For sale by
JOHN III BLAMiRE,
To- Opposite the Ea ale door.