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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30

air. jonaishussri Of 3nincy n las in.rn
we'd mach'ue io' Trimming papst. slueh pro
misses tob be very uselul,o hook binder. and
paper makers. ii. SAID that Two mtn cau
irim with II 20 or 30 ream, 81 Cap paper, pei
hour
DIR. Beecher's Sermons on Intemreran ce have
had at least SIX editions IN Europe. viz: ,hree
large editions at Glasgow, one al Dundee.
one at Bradford (io,kshire,) and one IN Ire.
| land.
In Vermont. three tckels are 10 be run nj
the ensuing election. The Clay part, have
nominated Samuel c. Crafts FOR Governor. and
Mark Richards for Lieutenant Governor ; the
Jackson party. Ezra Mech for Governo, aud
John Roberts for Lieut. Governor, aud The
Anti Masonic party. William II. Palmer for
Governor, aud Lebbou. Edgenon, for Lieut..
Governor.
! The London Court Journal SAYS, tina, no
repeal has yet taken place ot the net of he
Diet Of Nure,nburg. passed on the lfth OF Feb.
ruary, 1900, which permi,te5 Christians To we'd
two wives, as means of replacing the waste OF
human Ite which had been accustomed by the
thirty years war. aud presidential cslam,ties.
number Of the citizens of Albany, Ny
lately rendered 10 Mr.. Van Buren, The compli
meni OF public dinner. which he declmed -
accept, Oh account, as he stated, vi public
considerations"
An unfortunate accident happened lately in
Newport, X. !. 10 Mr.. aud Mrs. Barnes, and
MIR. AMI Mrs. Hilson, fihe Park Theatre, New
York. They were returning home in a carriage
when the aretree broke, and the party were
precipItated with great violence against the
pdvemeLts. Ms. Hilson was dangerously in :
,JuTed, 30 much 50 M 10 he rendered speecbless
IN which situation he remained at the lat &C.
counts. Mrs Barnes received several cuts in
the face, and Mr.. Barnes wa. SO much bruised
that twas nd essary to carry h,m on cot TO ms
lodgings.
A tailor al Mayence Germany has inven.
ted an eDure dress, IN one piece, consisting OF
cravst, waiScoai. coat, breecbes, aud CATERS
which may all be put on III one minute. lie
Intends To apply for patent.
The census Of Pittsburgh. Penn. is not YET
completed officially. but from what has been
done II is sscertsined that the American Biz.
lningham will be found 10 contain about II ,0o3
inhabitants.
The Pu.burg Statesman mentions a singu.
lar case Of fatality which occurred lately in n
family 10 Butler, penn } The family consisted
Of screen persons, all OF whom died 10 qu,ck suc.
cesslon II is supposed they have cut oil by a
! fever; yet the neighbors and surrounding
families entirely escaped, and continue III
, health.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30
SP LENDID
Aug 30

TNIE subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he has now on hand some
really splendid articles in his line of business !;
and, also. that he has made arangerno
which will enable him at all times, aud al the
shortest notice. TO supply those who may favor
him with their patronage wHh Coaches, Gigs
Barouches, or any othsr description" Of Car
riages, from Newark, IN. J.) which is known
10 be the very best Manujactory ofsuch articles
an the uorid. Arrangements have also been
made with manufactures in Philadelphia and
New York, SO thai any ordrr which may be
gwen can always be immediately supplied
The subscriber likewise confines to carry
on the Carriage making business. and is pre-
Pared to make Carriages OF any description
which may be wanted by those who prefer the
home manufacture. He will. also do any kind
OF repairs on the cheapest terms, andzin tho
IN ooi punctual amer.
HENRY N. DIDLAKE.
Aug 90 e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30

ftom the mos, sw fai sufTcrings VIZ have ever
witnessed. Charlottesville Ads0eaie.
-. at Na.hv,l lie, (~hither he had gone on
visit. Jon Monday morning last, PuwHArTAn
NAV. Esq attorney at Inv, ot this town Tho
deceased travelled to Nashville IN company
Nth the writer OF this article end 10 all appea,
ante enjoyed good health untI Eve days previ-
Gus In hi. death. tie had n Zoe Constitution,
aud 10 IT'S yigor he trusted too mucb Tor recov.
cry Ga f,ldsy preceding h's death. he wa.
v,olanily attacked with congeStire fever. and
from MS violence he met premature and Ia.
mented death lie was n native OF Buckin
ham county Virginia. and during the short time
he had resided amongst Us had acquired many
friends, aud his premature decease /. universally
regretted by ali who knew h"".
Jackson Tenn. Gaseite.)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30
EO YHE pUBAAYC.

IGHT or min. days ago, a man, calling
4 4 himself HENDERSON, bat whose real
name was accidentally ascertsined TO be Hell.
BERl, and who was some time ago IN the
Pen'eniiaIy, came 10 this place, and snapped
horses with me directly after which he sold
the horse which he got from me at aucI ion.
As soon Us | heard that he mad passed by a
name mol his own, questioned h'm pretty
closely as TO how the mare which he brought
IN town came into his possession ; and becom.
ing alarmed. as suppose, he lett town without
taking either horse OF monev. | have no
doubt, therefore. that the mare was stolen; aud
give this notice in order that the owner may
call and get her. She ia a sorrel mare, about
i've years old. 6 feet inches in height, switch
tail and her two hind legs white. --1enderson,
or Helhert. is about live feet, l. inches high
dark compl- zion and dark eyes, very rough
ia his speech, snd had on IA blue cloth round
abou, and grey cloth pantaIoons. He. sad ne
came from Washington. but whether he meant
Washington city. or Washington county, do
not know. He WAS very anxious ia the swap
that we mhie, ,hns should give him in al old
bride, from which expect that he Intended
10 steal another horse as soon as an opportunity
offered.
The owner of the Mare above described
can obtain her, by proving property sud pay
ing charges, on appl,ca ion at my Livery Sta.
Bile. WILLIAM ELLIOT
Aug 30 lm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30

InURSUANT TO decree Of the Superior
- Court OF Cbancery for ihe Lynchburg
District, pronounced on tho 18th day of May.
1880, III tho cause of King vs.. Perkins, the un-
dersigned Mars hal of the said Court will sell.
10 the highcot bidder, Tor casb, the premi.
SEES, on FRIDAY the 9th September, 1880, IF
fair, II not, the neft fair day ,hefeafi.r) a
tract Of land. in the couniy OF Campbell. con.
'aiome 800 4 acres, aud adjoining tho ands
OF Moorman, Wade, Preston. and others.
IHOS. A, HOLCOMBE, Mar.
Aug. % lids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30
FOR RENT,

NOTICE.--By virtue Of deed oil tros, exc
cuied TO the subscriber by Arson Iinssy,
bearing date 10th December 1929, and duly
recorded in the Clerks office of Amheia, coun-
" court, | shall, ON the Goth day III next month,
(sep,ember) procsed to soil. To the highest
bidder, for ready money, NJ Amherst Court
House, Chat being court dsy,) the following
tract. OF land. 10 vii : one tract, lying on ths
waters of Harris's Creek, the late residence VI
said Tmsley, containing abou, one hundred
and fifty acres ono other trait adjoining The
same, containing about thirty three aud one
,h,rd acres aud one other tract adjoining the
lands of Doctor Powell. Willmore and others,
supposed 10 contain seventy TWO acres; also,
he following slaves, TO vi, kollin, Anon, Ju'
| dy and Beisy--or, so much thereof ms shall TO
,uflicient 10 pay aud satisfy the debs IN snid
deed mentioned, aud the cos, attending the ex-
ecutiop thereof Acting Ms Trustee, will on
iy convey such ,i,ia rs !" vested IN me by the
deed aforesaid.
MAURICE II. GARLAND, Trustee,
Aug. 30 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30
COMMUNICATIONS the pi,sinia.
LYNCHBURG AND SALEM TURNPIKE

LYNCIibURO ALND Ohbbh CiN'i ia L.
Cannot means be devised 'or compile
ting this road The Fneedy ond successful
prosecution Of the work TO completion, inter.
ests all the South western counties, lDtere1is
Lyuchburg. aud the intermediate places. u
the company Can furnish the pecunary means,
The stockholders would fnd ii TO then interest
10 complete il em,elves--becnu.e the longer
road is. the greater the travel on ii--and from
Willismss Tavern in Bedford to Fluke's on the
noun ain (and perhaps TO Salem. - there would
be no ShUrpike, nor would waegoncrs coniinne
TO complain that after they had got over the
worst OF the road and halfway 10 marker, they
encountered turnpik gate.
Participating in the desire TO see this road
completed, the writer would respectfully sne-
gest TO the stockholders the proprlety of taking
INTO consideration at their next annual meeting
UhiS fall two propositions;
ls' win the company proceed to the com
plelion of the road, by borrowing the funds.
appropriatng the tolls, or by any other means I
Bud. IL the first proposition be rejected, W i'll
the company agree to stop their road AT Col.
Ho,'s Tavern, aud relnquIsh their right TO
make turnpike between that aud Salem
A CITIZEN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30
CARRIAGES.

MARRIED. On Wednesday the 25th inst by
the Rev. Jsn'es Boyd, Mr.. JOHN MYRlCk. OF
Petersburg, to Miss ANN MARIA daughter OF
Captain George Markham, oi Amherst coun-
~.
-. on Sunday evening, the 21'd inst. by
Rev. Danirl Day, THOMAS SMOOT, Esq.
TO Miss CLAIR LANE, all of Amherst,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30

MessrE. Edaoy,-I saw piece in your pal
per OF the 23d inst. stating, that, in the neigh.
borhood Of the Lead Mines in the West, ,hpei
lead would be cheaper and better than shin.
giles, for the purpose Of covering houses. IL
may be cheaper than shingles; bu, know from
experience that il will not last as long MS the
poorest cap shingles. I bought house five
years ago, which in 1917 was covered with
sheet lead had directly to take oil the lead
and put 90 shingles for ii was corroded and
cracked, and leaked so badly that the house
was much injured, although the roof had only
been IN use 8 or9 years For proof OF il.
lay a piece Of sheet lead in your garden
and expose il 10 the dew and sunshine a few
DAYS, and you will soc whl,s scum rise on II,
which eats as a canker, and soon destroys the
metal. But put it under ground, aud believe
ii will last forever. Yours, &c.
4 SUBSCRIBER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30

UDURSUANr toa decree of Superior
n Court OF Cbnocery, for the Lynchburg
District, pronounced on the liib of October
1928 10 the case Of Pollard Vs.. Wright tina
undersigned Marshal Of the sad court, will sell ).
TO the highest bidder. inr cash, on Ihursdny
the 23d Of September. 1890. Of fair, ifno,, The
neY, fair day thereafter selling on The prem,
ses, IN the town Of Lynchburg, 'hs following
lots, to wit one lot in the rear Of the MoihI%
dis, Meeting House, 90 feet by 72, one nndi1
Died moieiy ola LOT al the junction Of 7th street
and Ord alley, containing quarter OF an acre.
that desirable residence for small family. ad.
joining c. Anthony, gu 9TH street, lot con,ains
| 4 Of an acre, houses insured at 5000, part
Of lot No. 1877 on 9th street and Isl alley, lot
continuing 4 an acre on the out skr,s Of the
town, LOT Of three acres, near the reyidence OF
the late Col. VIM. b. Lynch. aud my other
lots IN the said decree me piionsd! Aud before
my Office door, on the same day, two sm,'l
tracts Of land, the one in Bedford on the water.
Of Goose Creek, adjoining ths lands oi Mr
Whit,on. Mr.. Howell and others, continuing
% acres and ons on tho turnpike road, near
the Friends Meeting House. containing 65 or
seventy acres. The above property will be
sold subject TO the DOVER OF Mrs Am q.
Wright. L. A. IiOLCOMBk, NJ.
Auv % I'll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30
sSN0NA GkiA

n o. NASH Il Co. having rentod. ia add
1SAs ton TO their present Grocery, large
aud CONVENIENT lumber house. will receive on
Storage 1000 barrels Flour, Hemp. Whiskry
aud Feathers, which they will sell by whoesal.
or retail, or ship, ~ may be requested. The
keep constantly on h->d the bpsl family Flou.
together with large and extensive assortment
OF Groccries All Of which they will sail on The
most moderate terms. aud invite their friend.
aud the pubic ia generalio give them call.
Liberal advanced will DO made TO those VINO IN,
must their produce with them for sae.
Also, 10000 lbs. Family Bacon,
500 sacks Liverpool Sail.
80 Bags Coffee.
10 hhdS. Sugar. All Of which will lie sold los
or than ever. A. o. NASH e. CO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30
WANTED TO BUY OR HIRE,

a WOMAN who can come well recommen.
a.. ded as an industrious, honest house ser
want who can cook, wash, Sc. occasionally.
She is TO be carried 10 the country, aud one raj.
sed ous OF town will be preferred. Apply at this
office.
Aug. 30 2tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30

NOIlCE.-BlGck Water Mills is now full Of
a Wheai--when We Can receive again, will
give notice. All wheat delivered there not
contracted for. will he considered purchased at
the price we were aud may be giving at the time
of delivery. NATHL. WINSTON IL Co.
Aug g. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30
I.abOrers W anted.

n wish 10 hire from II 10 Is strong, able
II bodied men, to assist in cleaning out
James klv"r. $40 per mouth, psyabl. nj the
end olesch month, will be given Tor such hand.
JAMES MCOL6IN.
Aug. 80 IL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30
THOS. RUDD
Commission Merchant
IYNCuRIIRC W

ED EIuRNS his thanks for the liberal pa
u u 'ronage heretofore received from a geoc.
rous Puohc-and informs his friends aud the
public generally thai he has removed to the
RE- fire proof house, formerly occupied by
Me.srs. >Morgeu " Mcdaniel, man street. a
few doors above Nessrs. Mckee M"em'.-
where he is prepared TO receive all kinds OF
country produce to sell OF ship aud will make
liberal advances when produce is III warehouse
or s,ore-receive and store goods for Country
Merchants who may ship 10 this place aud
pledges himself to attend strictly 10 the interest
OF all who mny favour him with tbeir patron
age.
IL The Fincahic Patriot will please publish
The above one month, aud toward It's account 10
this office.
Aug. 80 H
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30
DIGGES OFFICE.
GRAND CAPITALS,

e. 80 prizes of 200 =
C. 2 prizes Of 1855 Dollars 30
Grand COnsolidatsd Lottery,
Glass No. 7. for 1900.
90 Nambcrs-9 draWn Ballots.
20 lie drawn at Wilmington (Del.) on Tuesday
the 3lst day Of August, 1880.
..t LIST OF CASH.
W 50 prz esiof $i.ooo ep.ises of 1886
81 200 81 LOO
~ loo 81 $50
81 co 81 90
Besides 40s, 30s, 20s. los, &c.
Tickets SlO--Halyes X5-tauarters 81 SO,
For ssleAt the Lottery and Exchange Office of
VIM. DIGGkS,
Successor 10 b. w. Hewson,
Lynchburg Va
Where all orders Npost paid,) NIL mset with
prompt attention.
Aug. 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30


10 Merchants, Physicians and
the Public generally.
NEW ANNAN AIS OE
MEDICINES.
Puints, Brushes, &c. for Sale.
WHOLESALE OK REI1lL.)
30DOLBs. c'A'hs' salts
1000 lbs Epson Salts
600 bottles Castor Oh
300 lbs Lump Magnesm
90 do Powder Rbuoa'0. superior
oh do Unnt do do
DO do Sugar Lend
100 do opirii Harlshorn
100 do Spirit Nnre Dulc
100 do Cnlomei
DO do Powder Jalap
900 do do Cream Tartar
100 do Gum Campbor, superior
90 do Powdered coIumho
% do Root do
90 boxes Window Glass
QUO lbs Rae. Glnger
200 do Ground do
% do Waters, assorted col0rs hnd siIesi
ZONE in boxes
800 do Gum Sheilac
70 do Nvtmegs, superior
100 gals. 5wee, Oh
1000 lbs Roll Birthstone, superior
1000 do White chnlk
1000 do Spanish Whiting
QUO do Paris white
100 do Chrome Rod--new article
1000 do Salt Peter
1000 do Alum
5000 do Gopprras
5000 do Stick LOCKWOOD
1000 do Ground do
1000 do Stick fuslc
1000 do Ground do
1000 do Putty
800 do Aqua Forts
% do Beat Turkey Opium
% do Spanish lies
30 do Calclucd Msgnesix
1900 do Lamp Black
1000 do Dry Spanish Brown
900 do Oh Vilriol
1000 do Wine Lead
100 10 Wine Mustard Seed
800 gals Linseed Oh
Paint. IN Oh. all k,nds in use
Dry PANT. do do
Mellin's Cough Drops
AnderSOns do do
Lamolfs do DO
De Lamoni.IaI's do do
Spanish Float indigo. superior
Madras Indigo, IN squBres--ne. article
Medicine C0.at B1tll.s-squaIe
Alcohol
Spuh Iurpentine
Liquid lux, superior
Red aud Black lnk Powder--superior
a complete ASSORTMENT Of Surgical Instru.
meuis
A complete assortment oil Painters Brush.
es aud sash Tools
complete assortment Of Sweeiiug Brush.
do do Scrubbing do
A large assortment of CaDcl's hair Brush
do do Marking do
do do Velvet do
An assortment Of Brushes for marking To-
bacco or Cotton
A large assortment of White wash Brush
rs
do d. hearth and dnsling
A do do Table Brushes
do 40 Clothes aud Hat
Brushes
A do do lfooth and Hair do
do do Comb. Mad and Jew.
oilers Brushes
A do do Flesh t. Shoe Brush
e3
A do do Varnishes all kiads ia
use
An assortment of Portrait Tools
Refined OK Call for rendering water colors
more permanent aud beautifut-aow
article.
Ali the secret remedies
All the Pntent Medicines ia use
All the new Medicines.
Together with great variety Of other goods.
II oi which AN determined To sell on al good
rus ~ any other House'in Virginia.
HOWELL DAVIES
Nasn 81. Lynehtms.
Auo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30

u The Mud Machine atfirms tha, james B.
Gardiner has not been sen, by the President as
a Political Missionary among the Norlhwes-
tern Indians. Our authority for saying that he
had been mas paper printed al Wooster, in
OHIO and If it be 3" false therefore, us DufI
declares, the fasehood does not belong to US.
The Wooster paper will, we hope, either prove
or relraci its alement
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30

II By our extracts from South Carolina
papers, il will he seen that the crisis is rapidly
approaching in that state. The sooner the
better.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30
PRICES CURRENT

Corrected weekiy for the Tirgnian.
pRDDI1fE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30

I" Ever siuce We have arrived at the years %
maturity, aud reflected seriously on The subjec.
of rublicexecuIion. the more have We condemn
I'd them as rendering no possible good TO the
multitude but as calculated TO inaict unnecessa-
~ paags in the bosom of the wretched culprt.
The multitude repair to these executions for no
other purpose but to CRAFTY despicable curl
osity, witnessing ho" fellow mortal. in the
possession of Mi his faculties, eau endure the
pangs OF death, aud the still greater panS Of
listening TO the taunts aud revilngs OF the un-
feeling ~retches who surround The place Of exc.
Cution"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-30

Public Executions We are glad to see that
ID is subject begins to e,cie some interest aud
We hope that it will not be permitted 10 die :
way. until reform OF our criminsf code ite eff
fectpd-or at least until fair trial 10 do SO
shall be made. The Petersburg Old DOn,i-
Mon" has the following paragraph on the sub.
i.ct:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04

- t'e,a Abe CluS5sc Gazette oI sent Co
Boron. ~ "1'o $50 "
Sincs Tuesday lasI extraordinary excitement
mas been created among the mercantile part of m.
community. OWING To the reported dlssopearance OF
person who had established n species of p,,L,n.
and Exchange oiicr in 81. Peter street ma '.bS6
had built vaul, Tor the security of his treasure A.,
part at which, in gold coins real or forred) Ma oy
cry day asitJily exposed III Cascd window l. nm.
pears lh1' he arrived IN Nav fiom Belfast, hc h,,
no letters 81 Introduction b., said he was bro,Ic,
OF mcmbcr Of tine Eagsh House Of Commons,
an" was hunsc!' worth 60 To ESQ 600 He carr ed
ABOUT ms person heavy gold CHAINS ana exhibited OF
eFgty occasion haudtuls OF Sovc -cigrs
The credit tbs person cuinvoi wa. at frs, NJ, con
suef''iH' anu certainly those who observed his pro-
CnSaiN.S CLOSELY took him Tor a ,yvlnt'rr. However
ne gradually gnlarh confidence; hc advertised Bills
OF Exchange and English Gold for sale won, so IA r
~ 70 ask deposits IN his bank rrSrinu psy,,ert Of
INTEREST," he deposited few hundred pound: in each
o' the Banks He sold hls Uills and took notes %
naAd payable cnujonally on tho acceptance Of he
tho bills, but required advance OF cash IN som,
instance. 10 to l5 per cent and when his crrI, was
improved G6I per cent, others paid him IN fi,I Uo
p"rchased Exchange from other houses which n,
soin az toss 10 get tho money tn,D hl. hands
SIM icw had suspicious OF him. To conn ct, he
whole he became 4 horse racer purchas i m mo-.
par ne celebrated horac Fho; SET W a. AIrmnr-
~ ne Assembly Tor ~" County OF y Won m tl,.s
oStIc'i aud SAID tia; his horses and carriage had
arrived al H1Hl1x aud wcru 10 be IN i,,r 70 r'y..
down 20 the pol four i'm hand
rs owner n! Filho no set uu' for Montreal on Vfr
day week last, whcsr he was To - .arpr'v hI,nd.,
turning on bad day. an, tba,s hon. ~ . ,a,"1
star eli Tor LIpragI, scniin,- 4 not. bs 49,
a. had returned T. Qrepec and woyIy csIl fr - b
baggage y gentleman large sufferer, who h7a
gone mp with IIm and others soon suspccfed no had
taken sudden cave II;s oorTses was Cv,y,,n, u
and few dirty shirts found. In tn mean Tim, mn,
suit determined raon
S,"'c 'ms period no iscrt information Eps been
rs known to h.Yr ash! J-,vr, r nr- ,"s ~,
the best place to torn of ~ r. ,, 'o' " 10
Ahcr The news nod rnar,,.I O,,,l,, ,r,,.,,o,-.-.
began 20 lock about them. he mrnay lar - 80,
! blni,s i;a,5. h, ., - .'e "."Gy '''l III '"s
- also The prnper.v ~ M. hg,o - wa >. ~
Tor bn,jn..s -, yis,,r,r ~, 4" as ,ie pace
carried oG ar. b.tNrcn 70 C,n oao ~ ~. mus
/ fan Lc,,, =. ,,.,, , ~ '-''O.', ne loss !
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04

murder was COMMITTED IN London on a watch.
man the night of tho l7tl. Whilo pntrolhng tho
street Tho Waterman saw thrco men skuMinr oppa-
sic lilo immrda'olyRcrossed IN rcconnoitrc, whom
Two OF tho ruiinns seized and held hm by each arm
ana wh'ie plnoned The third stabbed him to The hear
with shoe knife H. dro7uod and pxpirod instant
~ n woman saw 1t al from window. The muir
dercrs all taken.
FIVE highway robbsres had occurred in Liverpool
IN three successive nIghra
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04

December, or ten years ago If there has bcen ANU
th'"g III the "tone OF the French papers" which
would raise the value ut these demands upon Franco
10 Inc amount OF sic pence in the estimation of tho
sufferers u nas never reached us; say nothing OF
pcrS"-by which the views of the French govern
ment, are judged OF, in the above extract Several
distinguished ministers, some Of them of grent cv
perence, have failed IN their Efforts upon this snb
Ject The lcs,--a statesman OF tried nb,li,ies al
much experience was recalled by Gen. Jackso, nrJ
Young VIrginIan. nf iinc talents we believe. bnt
o. no experience in diplomatic affairs, was sont ont
III III, placc-o' large expense to the treasury IIo
naS done nothing so lnr as We nov know That sur
cess should attend the mission If his vourg ren,le
"'n' IS matter rather 10 be hoPed fer than expected
Krntuciy Com
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04

Old lEoNsIDEs.-Wc rejoice 20 loar1, soy, the
3o'iGn Patriot that orders have been received Of
ChariostDwa Nsyv Yard to repair, with Tho Ioost
possible delay, The iigntc Constitution. Pubic ~
pinlon proved 100 strong Tor tho Secretary or tho
Navy, and he has boon obliged to abandon hin pro-
found project ofscIlIng tho pet ship Of the United
States Navy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04

Duly on Foreign Corn. D, ri
Or Corn market veil attended dav and there v AZ
moderate demand or Wheat reduction al Cd pcr 10
lbs since Tuesday also Sd Id per a. Ib low
w. 1anana Fioai and Juhsd States duty paid,
inquired afcr at 325 JJs per Dbl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-04

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