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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12
MARIME NEWS.
ARRIVED,
PORT OF RICIiyHOW1D.


Brig Prince Edward, from New Orleans g. "a ,lrvs
from the Balze, with sundries to i Webb & Co.
Schr Ben Valentine, Phillips, 3 days from New
a otk with sundrIes to Davenport, Allen s. Co. ii
Myers 81 WORKMAN & McGruder.
Schr Minerva, Mister, from BALTIMORE with Eun-
drles TO Ralston 81 Peasants, G NJ Mitchell ] r
Trplett, NJ Ratclifte, NJ Myers, Bagwel g. Smith,
Luke " S'Zer' w d. Crane Lancaster g. Dem
6y,J Poe y Brothers, Regnault, IT., J Il Eustacc,
Abbott s. Co, and coaconuts To master
Schr William, BuckmaH, from Portland, with hay
s nlackarel to Fisher.
Schr Nancy e. Susan, Thompson, from Norfolk
with tobacco to Z + Peticclas & Co. and tar TO Mos
ter.
Lighter Phenix, -, from Petersburg, tobacco.
Sloop Cherub, Burk, from below, with corn to w
Il Clarke &; Co.
Schr Adrian, Sharpe, from New York. with hal
last.
Schr Richard Carson, from Boston, with sundr;es.
to Davenport, Alien 81 Co. Lucke g. Sizer, I. Webb
81 co, F & James g. CO. ] g. s Cosby g. co 7 Van.
Lew g. CO. Parker, NJ Weaver, d Anderson If,
w Allison, w Smyth, Nash, Granniss, Son d.
Brothers., Hubbard 81 Gardner, Poore w NJ
Swoope, r Smith, d Sanxay.
SAILED,
Schr Dean Swift, Godfrey, for Phiadrlnhia. with
tobacco.
NORFOLK, April 9.-Arrived, schr. Cunber.
land. Price. from Richmond, bound to Philadelphia
Put back, brig Planter, Vail, sailed hence on Sat
urday last, for Philadelphia, huvirg sprung leak
ut Scawells Point, schr. Mentor, Brewer, Port
land, days with Lumber, bound to Richmond.
Also, Schr Hornet, Gould, from Richmond bound
10 New York.
There about 80 sail ofvcsscls at anchor bells W
detained by adverse winds.
Cleared, ship Potomac, Coudry, Liverpool.
Brig Dido, Eaton Bordeaux.
NEW YORK, April 7--Cld schr BENJAMIN e.
Valentine, Philips, Richmond.
Arr'd, ship Orbit Fish, FIN London s; Portsmouth
4th March. 3Ist, last -, 90, Ion. GI, spoke shin
FCnc!on, fin Hampton Roads, for Liverpool.
APRIL 8.-AI'd, schr Mary Virginia, Swascy,
ds I'm Richmond.
BOSTON, April G.-Ar'd, brig Columbia, Sh
bios, Richmond, and schr Elizabeth 81 Rebecca
Williams. do.
PHILADELPHIA, April o.--Cpd, schr Hiram
nenikr. Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12
TRUSTEES, SALE

ny vr'ue Of Deed of Trust, by the late Lewis
cord IN the OF Office of the Court OF Hastings of this civ ms
to secure he payment OF debt duo from him Cbarcs Con-
land-he Subscribers Trustees named IN thar dcrJ In
Thursday the 29h Of the present month on the premises
for ready money expose to sale aSeion land Iy
on Shockoe Creek, in that city suallv
Al1yos addition, aud designated IN Map OF pan of ,a
addition hy the numbers 63 aud 64hee is on these lots
small framed dwelling house lately occuped by tine yd Road
and an unfinished hrck building 1900
The sale will begin between II and u o'cleck
ROBERT GWATHNEY
aP T-eotds JOHN C. WILLIAMS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12
LAND FOR SALE.


pURSbANT to a Decree of the County Cour.
Il of Henrico, made the Ith day of March
1880, IN suit between Rebecca Pearce and SomI
Hobson. plaintiffs and Bernard RedEord and Others
dets, we the commissioners appointed for that pur
pose shall proceed, Saturday, the 9TH day of the
present month, April, TO make sale of the Tracts OF
Land which, by the said decree, are directed TO be
sold; the same being situate in Henrico county mud
being lands Of which Francis Pearce died sossesset
One of the said tracts of land contains two hundred
and 49, acICs, thereabouts, and is bounded
by the land Of Thomas G. Keesee Charles Childrev
and others about nine miles below the city of Rich
Inonh.- Another of the add tracts contains about
thirty acres Of land and lies the road leadinr from
Richmond to Charles City Court house. and is abo,u
eight miles from tho former place. The other tract
contains about twelve acres, and is adjoining the
largest and FIRST mentioned tract The sale viii he
made upon credit of months, the purchasers
giving bond with sufficient security for the payment
OF the purchase money, end the commissioners re-
tanning the title to the lands until the same shall he
directed 10 be conveyed.-The sale Of the whole
lnnds will be made the largest tract above men
toned, and will take place between the hours OF
A NJ, and 2, p. NJ, of the day above mentioned by
GEORGE KEESEE,
JOSEPH BAILEY. : Commissioners
JESSE +. KEESEE,
sP5 I1t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12
F,,om Me Blltimorc .qaerienn, Of .aprNn.

FROM YALPARAISO.-Tbc ship LAFAYETTE.
ilard!o, arrived at hi, port yesterday f:u vaparai-
So whence she sailed :hc 10Th January
II appears that the country was quite In an unset
lied stale. The following remarks are contained IN
The paper of the latest date: eth, critical state in
when al mercantile transactions and speculations
are ut present, Is very alarming. Nobody now con-
sders hls fortune secure for ut each step he hears
runiours oil war and dcsolation. The bonds which
nave united us in We'll organized society and which
constituted the glory of Chill we been found 10 no
only innginary.-The Chilian flag has been trra,c
w;ih the same contempt that 1t received in the times
OF disorder and of crimes. Unfortunate Chilli who is
the nuthor OF all OF your misfortuncs!
1T ID Row said that the chief porras ioned BIZ tho
people III the province VI Coichugua has arraycd him.
self against tho actual government tina, the move.
ments OF iigua have been IN opposition the gov-
ernmcnt; that IN the capital disagreement hns
taken place between General Pieto and captain GEN
cral FTcyrc; thnt the iuuta will not last more than
eight days',-in line, we feel repugnancc in writing
all that we hear.--We believe the day is not far dis
tant whom we shall have to go, las celebrated Amer
can Minister in Buenos AyTcs was obliged 10 dol and
inquire, who governs us!"
RIO DE JANElRO.--Fhc brig Hcratio, at New
York in IS days from Rio DO JancIro brings papers to
the 18th February.
Emanue, J. West. Esq. United States Chargc d'Af-
fairs, was landed at Rio from the shin Alfred Fob
9Th. in bad health, aud died on the 10th
The U. s. ship Hudson, sailed 9Th Fob for Rio dc
Ia Plata ell we'll
Extract of a letter dated RIO JANErRro Feb o.
The arrivals of briggs Oinda, with 1906 bills and
Jane, with 1900 bSls, have Increased our stock Of
flour TO 6o0o bbls From the moderate supplies late
y sales, though slowly progressing, have been eac-
ted with frmnoss nj 8l per Dbl for Baltimore
and 2cT per Dbl for Richmond; further supplies at the
moment would, however, cause decline from these
quotations,
Our stock of Wheat continues moderate, 500 casks,
now landing, are held at 37oo uqr. yellow 1880 uiqr
white.
Feb y Since the date of our foregoing circular
our stock OF Flour has accumulate to 1850 bbs BY
nam6er Of arrivals from Ito Chesapeake; the mar
kct has, IN consequence. become stagua ed, that
at the moment direct offers for the article can be
ob0ned this depression will be further added to- by
the yet large supplies that daily expected. 4
quotation OF IN BIOL. is merely nominal having,
no fixed price.
Exchange has again become heavy, and cannot be
nnotnh over ga m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12
,ital Prize 100000
iPLENDID SCHEME

For sale in variety of numbers, at
apr II p. CHuBBS OFFICE.
ThNHE imported YOUNG TRUFFLE, an entire
h Horse of the best blood in England will
stand at the village of BaIbOursville the ensuing
season, TO commence the LIST March, and end on the
SOtt Iatnc. The price Of the season will be thirty
duhfs paid within, and forty dollars If paid beyond
the season. Fifty dollars to insure mare in ioal
aud dollar to the groom. Three hundred acres of
land covered with various grasses and well watered
will be afforded gratis for the exclusive use of the
mares sent Better or more abundant pasturagc could
not be desired.
This beautiful and high-brcd Horse, bought by
James Barbour, Esq at public sale of Walkers
inc stud of horses IN London, the 9th June last
Is dark bay, sixteen hands high, of fine form and
-rcat activity, and needs only Ia be seen TO he adj
mired. His age (he being only six years old last
spring. adds much to his other good qualities. I'm
ported horses generally too old before they arc
brought TO this country. Young Trutilc was so i'm
juTed in his first traiinQ whilst he was the propcrtv
of the Duke dc Guicho. that he never ran. His
Pedigree is IN tho annexed certificate, reference To
which Will show any one convcrsam with such sub
lccs, that he IS of the purcst blood in England He
will be exhibited at the Court-houscs of Albcmarle.
Louisa ana Orange the first day Of their respective
March courts.
NIB. II any one will send five mares the price
of one will he Temttcd and If sent 20 HIM this
season, fail she will be insured tie ncXt at the price
OF the season.
Two dlios, f,opr any Stais in he Union, having
won purse Ct $500, will be put gratis; the first
applicants to have the preference. Care will DC
taken to prevent accidents but will not be rcspon-
sihlc for them. :. W. YAGER,
Tor James Barbour. Esq.
BarbouTsyllc, Jan. 20,h, 1880.
5h Jupc, 1920.
This is to certify, tho brown Horse sold by me 10
James Barbour, Esq. was bred Ivy tho Duke dc Guchc
got by Truflc ont of Helen by Whiskcy, her dam
Brown Justice by Justice, out Of Xona by ChaTen-
gur Naulcppe by Eclipse Truillc covered in 1879
at . guiucus lie got by Sorccrcr out of Horn
/ by Lass, by Buzzard, her dam Puzzle, by Mntchcm
| Princess, by Hcrod.
Signed RICITD TATTERSALL.
| lIydc Park Corner, London.
! TrufAe was sent to France, and bought back agar
| AZ 1000 guincas Il. L.
! ian 25--w12tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12

Mlorton. N '0o 'O'
In the western part Of the State we ,,n,e,,ens
inc vote viii be much favorable 20 JUDGE Moy-
ton thoHgh there is prospect of his elected
DIX towns IN Hampton county, from which we have
returns through the Westlield Register, give nett
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12
Fram lls kenluckian. .llnrcL lG

The Hon. Henry Clay, his return from New
Orleans arrived in this town on Yesterday and will
probably depart this morning FOR hrs residence near
Lexington MIR. Clay IS in good health, and learn
from gentlemen VIII" accompanied him. that his recep-
ton in the lower country every thing that his
warmest friends could desire The newspapers repre-
sent it, mancstng degree Of affection by the gen.
crous South, approaching to enthusiasm.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12

Nothing venture nothing gam.
FUNHlS DAY, at O'Clock, in this city, will be
Il drawn. the Sd class of the Dismal Swamp Lot
terry when those who heretofore have been stcanlped
may by calling st NASH'S, secure some of those
brilliant chances Sor that splendid capital the 80 OGO
prize as we'll as ots1s of minor Importance such az
5000, &c.
~ Many persons will regret the close of the
day they did not call at the emporium of Luck"
Then oil ye pampered sons of men,
Who stand in need of cash,
Why not call in and take n chance,
Of fortunes favorite, NASH.
apr lie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12
THIS DAY!
TIIO DIN !
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
WILL be drawn ~ the Eagle Hotel, THIS
w OAR, at o'clock
CAHTAL PpIZE $50 600

Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters so, Fights l 25
Eor sale at
MlCKLE'S FORTUNATE OFFICE,
Next below tine door Of the Eagle Hotel.
No II, 80, co, the capital prize Of $4,000 in
the Delaware and South Carolina Lottery, the draw
ing of which was received on Friday last was sold g.
cashed at MlCkLES Office; and where in previous
Lotteries, numerous capitals have been sold.
apr -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12

MONDAY MoRNING. APRIL IL, Iaao.

IL The foreign is of considerable interest.
The speech of Tho French King asccriains with GER
tany, two points of considerable political interest.
l. That Prince Leopold is to &c King of Greece ..
That attack upon Alsicrs is resolved upon IN ear
nest.
The French papers consider it remarkable, that
the Kings speech should make mention of tho
American claims for spoliation, notwithstanding the
"signi fcant' languageof the Presidents message.
From Englanl tho news IS got later than fsom
France. Trade had partially revived, hut the dis
rcsses of tho country still great beyond prccc
dent. Two debates ofmuch interest had occurred in
the House Of Commons, the state OF the country
and on Parliamentary reforms. The latter on
motion to give two members coch, to Manchcs
ter, Birmingham and Leeds The proposition mis-
carried, but the vote Displayed great accession Of
strength. We shall shortly cnlea vor present tho
realer with The most interesting portion of the dc
bate.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12

INUIIFUI ~ Itf'III
We learn from Capt Curtis. who arrived here
Yesterday, from Angostura via St Thomas that tho
Treaty recently concluded between The Boiircyi0n
party gud tbc ndhcrcnts Of P0cs, had hccn received
there previous to his departure, (yz 22d Jnnuaryl
and ratified by tho rropl, IN favor OF tho latter Nv
cry thing was then tranquil ~ that section of tho Ro
public ReGCOn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12

.WW'a1weHs Eicciion.--Thc Boston Patriot Of
"Wednesday gives returns Of the votes for govern
or from 60 towns. The result is,--for Lincoln. the
nrce,rt 'r,umh"u', $50 Morton. 96fa.--Iu lins
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12

The Vest Tulir Negotiation. Extract oln letter
from London, dated the 10th Feb
IL think there - not much prospect Of the inter
course between the u. States and tho British West
lndia Islands being renewed"
The above, II is stated IN the Boston Daily Ndycr-
iiscr, comes from gentleman who has tho best sour
ccs OF Information open to linn upon this subject, and
may therefore be relied upon presenting correct
view OF the probable result of Mr. u Lanes nCgo-
tia;iug for the Vest India trade.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12

The Sumptcr O. CO. Guzottc contains the follow.
ing remarkable instance Of sudden death
"Fhc venerable 'Ir Rob,R COi,gai, a Glass La
der Of thc Methodist Episcopal Church IN Camden.
of or having cNhorod his Class with animation pray
cd with his accustomed Gcrvcucy, ond was with his
fellow worshppcrs, IN lllc oct orsngiuc hymn, when
lie suddenly tel; down ond in twenty minutes wascelcd
from Time to Ecrmy How solemn TIC lcs.on
How awful the waning
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12
@tscttoet SALTS.
This DAY.
BY DAVENPORT. AlJpx l. m


ia DAVENPORT, ALLEN q CO.
GROCERIES,
On MONDAY, the ieth inst nj no o,e,o.t ,,our
auction Store, an assortment Of Groceries, amon,r
Green and white coffee
W. India aad N. Orleans sug1r
Whiskey, rum, molasscs
Soap, candles, cheese
Paper, shoes, hats
Mackerei oil, loaf sugar
Rsisins, Almonds figs, &c.
aPlo D. A. s. co. Aue,s.
WiR be added to the ADORE Sale
Ihls Morning, now landing,
ID do N. Orleans rum
do fine Jamaica do
Is bags green coffee
ap L d. A: & co Aucts.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP n co.
PRIME SUGARS.
NIl be sold at the Dock. this morning, at half
past 10 o clock, from schr New York
PIE o. d. & co. Aasts.
Hats at Auction.
On WEDNESDAY next, the 18th instant, Mt 10
o'clock. VIII be sold at our Auction Store
ioo cases genilemens fur hats, sOme of them
superior quality
20 cases wool hats, black and white
Terms at SALE o. ID. g. co. Aucts.
Dry Goods at Auction.
On THURSDAY, tho 18th inst at 10 o'clock.
VIII be sold at our Auction Rooms, large and GEN
eTal assortment Of seesonalle
DRY GOODS.
Among which, are
Cases superior Irish linens, we'll worth tie at
tcniion of dca lers
do elegant calicoes
do cambrcs
do satine;s, very fine
bales diapers
SO DO brown sliirtings
&c do do shectings
10 cases "A bleachcd shirtinrs
10 bales 3D. checks
cases Al do
10 bales pIGids
10 Go heavy cotton Osnaburrs
10 do Scotch do
10 do German Osnaburgs, brown rolls and sniI
duck. Terms at sale.
apr o. u. 6, Co. Aucis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12

ted. - -
liverpool March J.
CoHoa,--The demand tlriS day was tocrably brisk
Orleans 63 a I'd 1000 Uplands CO ID The Up
Lands were particularly sought for throughout the
day. -r..
.uarci iih.--Tho sales OF cotton to day amount to
1000 bales at former prices, although tue market has
cvinced a disposition ralher TO icclnc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12

o. Tho conjecture That the Senate @. The u. States
will this dag, consider tho question OF the appoint
mcnt OF Editors, seems to be- VOL founded. At
Washington there arc different opinions Of the re.
salt. One thinks the whole Will De thrown out--an
other thqt tic whole Will be confirmed "A third that
some will be rejected, others approved. Tha; great
alarm is felt is manifest from the paintiyc notes Of tho
Telegraph, which has lattcrly contained several oab
o7ate though feeble, arguments, in Justification Of the
system That il il conscious OF tho dangerous ten
dcncy of rcwarlng the conductors of the Press, and
tho fact that tho public voice most dcciiycly dsap
proves it, is evident from It's carucs.uoss in uttcmp
ling to rescue many Of the rc0griei iom the charge
rc being Editors T'ut5 10 Insists that Dunlap and
iIcnshaw were not editors Of tho Boston Statesman,
because their names were not labelled inaont of Inc
paper! Now If DuT dill not know aud feel it to be
wrong for General Jackson have lavishcd Office on
fry Editors, the most noisy Of bis parlizoos, why
should he labor so hard Prove That they dill not be-
long TO tho Paternity Iflhcrc bo nothing wrong in
",o principle, why disclom thoir brotherhood and
manifest so much olgcru3s5 TO reduce the number Of
,c,rarded Editors
But tho truth is, tia. every well Informed, scnsi.
blc Discreet min condemns The principle most unrc-
scrvodly We orc warrarlcdin saying, tlt il meets
with foe in almost ovcry man in this community.
How the Senate mag dccdc,n few days will now dc
torminci il against tic principle. We believe twill
give more satisfaction than any political event tia,
has lately happened.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12
TIN WARE. &C.

WE have on hand, and are receiving BY the scbrs
w Fairfield and Exit, large supply and very
general assortment of Manufactured Tin and Rritnn
MA Ware, which we will sell on the most reasonable
Wagons and Carryalls. ~
ap l0--26t YAIH &, DJrN-T ry
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12
p. CHUBB'S OFFICE.

THIS-DAY, the drawir of the Splendid Dismal
Swamp Lottery, No. g. will take place at tic Ia Clio
Hotel
Capital Prize $4,000!
Fifty four numbcrs-8 drawn ballots.
Tickets 10 dollars, halves ), quarters 5o,cighths
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

IINHE subscribers beg leave TO notify country mer
Il chants and others wishing to purchase HATS
at wholesale; that they have on hand general as
iiy TO any in this city, or any other in the Unin AMI
winch they are Prepared to sell at very low DR. ccs
Purchasers are invited to call aud examine for
80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12

hhu rumerous other HANDSOME Prizes, AMOUNTING
to SI98432. ''"s
" Whole Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters so
eighths 25-for sale at
apI LAMBERT'S OFFICE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12

Headerson's Wcdse,oood. We have scent at Mr..
II. IL. Drcw's IN this city, description OF Garth
ornwarc, possessing superior qualities. Il thc IN
vcr'iar r Nr. Henderson Of Jersey city. rear Now
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12

IlcSet $40 half S, quarter so, eighth e5-
FOR sale as usual, in every variety, by
THO. Il. BIGGER
Where. in the last class of this Lottery. TWO of
the Capital Prizes were sold and paid at sight-upd
Where the cash is at all times paid for prizes the
ment the drawings are completed. ie-et
LOOK Al THIS -!
DRAWING takes place THIS DAY at ? o'clok,
- at the Eagle Hotel. in this city.
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Glass No. 8.
81 Numbers, Drawn--Only 81 sat Tickets.
SPLENDID CAPITALS. -
Of Of $4,000 iS,cSS ! ! of of $1,000 1890
OF 600 of 900
OF 1000 10 of 500
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-12

Nv the Fairfield and Exit,
WYE have received large supplies OF BOOKS,
w PAPER, g.. COLLINS & co.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-07
$249,225

Tanners Narrative Of thirty years resi-.
dence among the Indians, represents the coun.
try to which il is intended to remove the Cher
okees, as of the most barren and Unacceptable
kind. This account is confirmed by DR.. James,
who edited the account Of Major Longs expe.
dition TO the Rocky Mountains. Or. J. says
the country is Of such character that "it
would soon reduce civilized men who should
be confined to il, 10 barbsrism."
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-07

On Thursday, the oath ult., at the Masonic
yTaIl, in the city Of New York, General Morgan
lewis Sps installed as Grand Master Of the
Grand LodsS cffhe State.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-07

EMIGRATIoE. IT is stated. that the ship
Anacreon at Norfolk, (Va) from Liverpool,
brought out 1863 passengers, "three.fourths Of
whom were English paupers, sent out by sub
scription from the different parishes and Of
these three-founhs the greater part was from
the age of so "a GO years, many grandfathers
and mothers being amongst them" Most Of
such emigrants, il is said, are induced to en-
bark for this country by false representations
from the British Parish Officers, and must, in
eyilably, become chUgeable, wherever landed
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-07

The MAYsvILLE RoAD BILL, it will be re-
sI.o .I----I------ -e;sefsd nv the President upon
cal cannot be national, for his attempt at rea-
soning would seem to have that extent. The
National Intelligencer quotes report made by
the United States Engineer to Congress, in
1928, in which it is stated that the road between
Maysvilie and Lexington is more travelled than
any road of the same extent in Kentucky. The
great mail between the Atlantic country and
all the western States south Of the Ohio, is car
ried upon it, for which the government pay
more than eighty dollars mile. During thirty
DAYS last year, there passed near Maysville
9, 400 persons, 12, 500 horses, 1870 wagons ant
carts, exclusive of pleasure carriages and drovei
of cattle-Boston Courier.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-07

Domestic CoTToSs. The following is COM
paratiye statement of the exports of domestic
cotton manufactures from the United States
for the years ending September &c. 1923 and
1929, az extracted from the Treasury reports,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-07
The Kentucky Reporter asks the iollowi

The Kentucky Reporter asks the following
pregnant question:
Is it right that Georgia should have 20 mil
lions of dollars to buy land that she does not
want, but for the purpose Of gambling off in
public lotteries, and that Kentucky should not
have the pitiful sum Of Sl5O,000 to make road
that she does wants
II should be stated in explanation, that it has
been proposed in Georgia, and, it is believed
with the sanction Of the State government, tc
dispose of the Indian lands by lottery.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-07-07

A BOLD TRUTH. Mr.. Everett, in his address
delivered at Charlsstown, on Thursday, after
stating that two hundred years had improved
the condition of the Indians as well as the
whites, remarked that the t0-be rsmo1ed saw
ages, now pleaded their own rights, in their
own papers, " in better English than was used
by the high officers Of government" The au-
dience acceeded TO the truth Of this remark, by
general reclamation.