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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-04

TERMS -surs' N,rrios to the Dsuy EicuMoNr VINO to
City Subscribers So y,a and for shorter PERIOD at the
20 loat' ooh payable IN advance. When sent by
mail $40
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on 20 cents two insertions 81 three Insertions 81 II; and
e"eiy ceiling insertion 1874 ceuts.
Thrice week, FIRST 81 25 every eedng week ST.
Twice week. hrst insertion rs cents; every succeeding
onre week. first insertion IS cents every succeeding in
sertion SO cents ~ "
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ransient advertisers must pay in advance
ne number OF insertions on the or they
DC inserted until ordered' DO stopssi and charged
Annual Advertisers charged dollars for two
ad h proportion for advertisements of greater length
IScea and Lottery dealers charged 500
~ Inc CONSTITUTIONAL WING IS published twice
week, CTuesdays and Frdays) at FIVE dollars per annum
payable IN advance
tor9dvertising75c square, less for the first in
'e."o' and 5O cents for each continuance
NOTICE The association heretofore existing
IN between John Wyse and the subscriber, is this
day dissolved, in consequence of the absence of the
said Wyse from the country and other circumst anccs
and by virtue of the legal right which, as one Of the
association or partners have according to the terms
of the original agreement, to dissolve the concern
All persons having claims against the concern, will
be pleased to present them the subscriber for pay
ment-and oil debted reqsested to ma Ike imme-
date payment NERIAH BARNES
ap27 Ct
TUNIUS 1DENTlFIED.-An Essay Junius
~ and his Letters, embracing sketch Of the life
and cha ructer Of VIM Pitt, Earl of Chatham: and
memoirs of certain other distinguished individual Is
with reflections historical, personal, and political
relating the affairs of Great Britain and America
from 1863 to 1895, bv Benjamin Waterhouse NJ ID.
Member of several Medical, Philosophical, and Lit.
erary Societies in Europe and America-Just pub
lshed and for sale by J. III. NASH
may
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-04
WNI. McCRERT,
- r N alPf. and THSI n A.

"a AS Just received very handsome assortment
~ OF SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which he will be happy TO distribute among his Gus.
TONERS aud the public generally, on terms agreeable
to all parties. ap 80 cots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-04
REALLY COMFORTABLE.

REALLY COMFORTABLE.
|HNHE subscriber has received lot of Congreyc's
y celebrated Razors, fempercd Nth The Thcrmoui-
eter and warranted 10 possess the all desirable prom
crty OF shaving with comfort and ease. lie has also
great variety Of razors made Different manufac-
tories shaving brushes, boxes, SOAP razor cases fer
travelling superior washing soaps, florida, cologne
lavender, aud rose water, razor straps.
may ID SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-04
ScapulD Lexicon.

NCdpuID LCNlCOn.
nNL Copy Joannis Scapnlx Lexicon Gizca
~ L7'Iuum probls auctoItus locc5!ctstum.
cum lndcIhus It Gfzca G., Latino anc,is ri co,rec-
thus. Addllum Aucortuln Dlalectofum. IN tsbnss
compendiose reduciarum. Account Lexicon Etmy.
mologIcum. Cum thematibus investigate dificilcri
bus ct anomalis ST Joannis McuTs,i rlassarirp,
contractum, hactcnUs dcsidcrarum. Just received
by r. J. SMITH. ID 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-05-04

New Splendid Map Of the World.
UST published b. II > Tonprr--ior sale by
~ ap 80 r l. SMITH
Bp | SMITH IS now opening a large supply of
~ The publications. Of the American Snndny
Sch"oI Union, and of ihe Prot. Eps S. : school
Unon-gmong which all their late issues nm 9O
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14
BALTIMORE, April IL.
EROM RIO DE IANEIRO

The big Montczuma, Baker, arrived al this port
on Sunday from Rio de Janeiro, bringing advices to
the 18Th February. The editors of the American
have received file OF the Daro Mercanll to the
eh February, and the following commercial etters:-
Rio DE JANEIRo, 9Th Feb. 1881.
We had this pleasure on the &C. ultimo The
briggs Ere, from PHILADELPHIA Ande. from Boston;
ship Douglas, from Baltimore and brig NikoIat,.
from Rio Grande, have since arrived with Flour
Little has been dong in the article, and the stock in
frst hands may be put down at 30 900 bbls large
quantity is advised as being the way, and may be
daily looked for. So inactive is the market that quo
talions must be considered as only nominal and so
uniavourabc are prospects. TO Impress US with the
most gloomy orcbodngs Of the result of those ship
m"nts: the only hope we dare Indulge in is, that al
vices from Europe may induce spectators 10 that
quarter, and by calling off from THIS enable
us 10 get rid OF part OF the preseu: large supply or
somewhat better terms than now count on
parcel of good quality pat up at auction few
days ago, and bid in at l2U80o, real offer at that
price having been made.
Hardly any business is transacting. Wines are
abu udani
Exchange London has declined to 2l!.
This market l still bare OF Coffee, and sales have
been made $3.50 d 3l9oG for fair lots Hides and
Sugars are dull and likely to decline in prices
The export of Coffee last month was only about
1900 bags against 1897 of tina, previous and of
which 10 600 bags were hand at the close of the
year. The Coffee crop IN prospect promises unusual
abundance, and IT may be fair speculation TO sup
pose 20 millions OF lbs will be exported this
ycar--Thc new may be expected to begin to appear
at market in June"
Flour, Gallcgo, bbl. Hl6; Baltimore Howard street,
i2al4 Coffee, si qsslity, arr. $500: Cd do 3l4OO
$500; Hides heavy, ID. 295 rs; do. light 285 rs.
Rio JASrrRo February Ilth 1891.
by the arrival OF the ri!na, fhule, and Lexington, from
Baltimore, stock of -four increased 3d. 900
bbs III first hands The bakers having bought largely IN
January, will not require additional supply for
we therefore recommend shippers way
render fauerng IT, however, IN spite
OF repeated advccs Of the dscOuragng Of
kct they VIII continue their shipments tins market they
must make their minds 10 heavy losses, there
IN. what the.pnce will 60 Notwithstanding Ia
hold sp prices IL utterly impossible so, all
are wanting their caTgocs sold without delay To add this
Coffee extremely aud selling at advanced rates
$3.50 a3a50 per Sugars abundant: Cam
pos r. $500; Nj 2O00a2l0C; Santos 1000, 2OOOa2l0O
1900 Hides, RIOSrande 395a}0O per ID: RIO Plata
800 rs perlb Exchange England, 81 d Dollars Spanish
$780, Douboons 35I50O
There $1,000 bb Of Flour at the River ra,o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14
Stock Sale of Dry GOodS.

VBtHE subscribers will contin ue the 50 lie o. ,neir
II stock during the present toeek OF very reduced
prices after which, their store will be closed until
w ednesday, the Goth inst when ,hefr entire stocl.
OF fancy and staple DRY GOODS will be closed NJ
pubic auction, commencing at O'Clock. and con.
tInue until every article is sOld--amongst which are.
Blue, black and fancy coored cloths and cassincres
Casnels OF various colors and qualities
valencia and Marseilles vestings
Merino cloths, fine quality and colors and Circas.
Red and white ca and al merno shawls and scarf,
Cashmere and valencia do do
bIack bombaZlncs single and double width
BombaZeits. assorted colors
Black and blue black Italian silks
Black satin levant'nes and sinchews
Gro lie Maple and gro de zine
Gloves, OF best quality, for ladies' and gentlemen
Silk and cotton hose for do do
Red, white and green flannes
Domestics, cotton check, bed tick and brown Hol
land
Plain and figured batiste
Linen cambria and cambria hdkfs
MerIno, Thlbet wool and gauze hdkfs
Manageable gros de Maple and berege do
Book Swiss, mul! and Jaconet muslins
buttons, ribbons, pins, combs plated hooks and eve,
SCISSORS, etc etc.
I-eghOrn hats and bonnets
Forming together first rate retail assortment
well worthy the attention of dealers and country
merchants Terms at sale.
u The sale TO be conducted by Davenport .aIiea
S Co Auc,Ioneers.
ap l3-ts LEE g. GOVT ZIG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14
FUTURE DAYS

WILL be sold. at Pubic Auction on the premises.
w on WEDNESDAY the 18th of this presen,
month tAprl0 at o'clock in the afternoon,
far otherwise, the first fair day thereafter, ten
lots or parcels of land Bacon Quarter Branch,
situated OH the Brook road immediately opposite 10
John Mosby, Esqr Upon of the lots there is
c9 60 Two story BRICK house, &c. &c pkan
OF the whole property has been recently uoade By
Richard Young, Esq, and may be seen on ap.
tion to Thomas Taylor, at the Bank of yir,
wio will conduct the sale.
The terms will be- one third in cash the balance IN
two equal payments at SIX and twelve mouths
Notes with approved endorsers and dec, of trrrst
on tie proPeFty. to secure the credit payments
WILLIAM HICKMAN,
PHILIP GALLEGO, and
GEORGE ROSS.
SARAH c. DUNLOP.
l.; S.--The property will be sold altogether, or
divided as may best suit purchasers.
O-The above sale is postponed to WEDNESDAY
next April Goth, a; same place and hour.
ap IL ct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14

vhe revolution Of July, $780, arrived. We have now 10
government OF order well u liberty The Chamber
Deputies The Chaubcr must never again hobe 20 the no,u
never eau he, II does duy-Ever revo-
on IN England OF 1885, -sis'sd pouular
House OF Comur and vet England has ptesrrv.d ne, r
Hs. mus, initiate her The Chamber Of Deputies must
pooic order and private order. public liberty and
private lbey.-and until France shall tic governed y the
Chamber OF Deputies, ,hall b. the right road Vi
This was the substance ofM. Guizos speech; and NJ La
he then requested that the subject might adounsd Tins
to-day (even Sunay) the Deputies of France
.'e discussing the question Of what is To be dung
o. r. q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14

The subscribers will continue the business at their
old stand, Sycamore street. 1t would be. perhaps
useless to enumerate the number Of packa or the
variety of names, which fancy and fashion has gwen
to the dlfferen, styles Of goods. But we do say IN
the broadcast sense of the word that for variety ex-
tent and taste in the selection of goods particularly
Tor the Petersburg market, we are not surpassed by
any house south OF the Potomac. That we can and
uiH sell cheap appears evident, from our hereto
fore numerous customers. We solicit continuance
OF their patronage 10 the rev concern
JAMES KYLE,
Il. Ii. CAPERTON.
u Always on hand-Bol;ing Cloths, warranted
equal to any on the connnent; Cigars in I, (, and
boxes of the most approved brands pale Sherry and
genuine old Port Wine, in bottles, particularly Sc
ccted for this market. ap 2-2aw6tc
PetersbuTg. LIST Anil. 1891.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14
NEW MUSIC.

On no. | NEVER sHALL FoRGEr--By IL Herr
~ BRIsnT SHINES THE MooS-E Ives, ir.
l ENVY NOT, ] ASK NoT-W Jacob
THE GoNDoLA-B. G. II. Gibson
HAnK IT'S TIE SIGNAL OF MEETING--G. a. Hold
New Yonn, 0 WHAT a CHARMING CRY. A..
Gardner
MERELY. MERRiLY SOUND THE RELLs-W. Jones
ONCE A KING CHANGED BE HUNG Mrs Austin
The ZEPHYR-J II BOYLE
MUST TUNE UP NY HARRIS BROKEN STRINGS
Bowie
TIE REeALL-Mrs. Hemans. music by her sister
The PRIDE OF THE VALLEY-J Green
On DON'T BID ME TO FoRGET-T. Valentine
THE MELLOW HoRN--W. Jones
WHEN MORNING ITS SWEETS as FLINGING-W Jones
The TARTAR DRUM--G. H. Rodwell
THE SIcILLI6N &SIGHr-sung by Mrs. Austin
THE DEEP. DEEP sEA-C. E. Horn
FnE KING OF THE wAvE--J Addison
LET THINE EYES on MINE MILDLY pEAMINa--
Ductt-RoslpI
GREEN HILLS OF TYRoI--J. Rovidino
BEAUTIFUL WAR-H Il Bishop
SWIFT As THE PLAsH--G. Pons-a Rosini.
Pieces for The Piuno Forte
Cntons from Cinderella
The most favurie Airs, with new figures, by Mr..
Parker. and danced with great success al his
Acadamy, Tanmany Hall. Music by G. Pons
Overture to the opera of Cinderella, by Rosini--By
M. X. Dacy.
ranged in an easy and progressive manner, consis-
ting of
HOME, SWEET IIoME
The BUTTERFLY
HAYDEN's ASDANrE
BoNNY Boat
KINLocK or KfNLocK
GLEN or GLENCOE
CAsTILIAN MAID
lIUzzA THE BoNNrTs or Blue
Hey THE BoSNY BREAST ENoTS
Or YES WE cFTEN MENTION HER
WHERE ROSES WILD WE'RE Blowing
a. JAcKsoN's March
Ny HEART AND Lutte
VI SHEPHERDS TELL Mt
Or NEVER MEST1oS
HERE MEET TOO SOON PART.
GUITAR MUSIC.
ALICE GRAY
THEN MAIDES WAVE
MAID Or LANGoLES
CAPTIVE KNIGHT
| Dun FRIENDsHIP
Our WAY Across THE SEA
SNtD SMILE TO Team
Wv MIR
And many other Songs md Pieces for the FLUTE,
VIOLIN, CLAPIcNETT, &c.
Just received, and Tor sale, by Il. ]. SMITH.
ap ~
VNANTED.-Ac clever, clean, active GIRL, who
w has been accustomed to the care of children,
is wanted to take charge OF little girl near four
years of age No one without FIRST rate recommOn.
dations as 10 character, temper, honesty sobrie,y
usefulness at her needle, &c. will lie received, and
for such the best wages will he given Apply IN
Mrs. Knight at Mrs Adams Boarding House, be
tween he hours of ten and twelve,
np Is
/
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14

ViScoUNp ALTHoRP.-The Noble Lord who now
hlls the important office of Chancellor OF the Eychc
quer Is In the 49h year of his age and first accent
ed office in 1906, during the Fox and Grepville AID
mns'ra'lon, when his noble father Earl Spencer !
was appointed Secielary OF State for the Home De,
par Lnent. HIS Lordship however, only performed
he da,ies of Lord of the Treasury thr cen months
and from that period unit, the formation of the pre-
sent Ministry, an interval of twenty four wears his
LordshIp never held any Official employment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14
MIR. q MRS. KNJGHT

- ESPECTFGLLY inform theit friends and the
~ patrons of Music IN general, that they have
permanently established themselves in Richmond
as professors of Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Mrs Knight will give lessons IN singing, Mr..
Knight instructions on tie Piano Forte.
Mr. Knight respectfully announces, that on his
last visit TO New York, he made arrangements with
The very celebrated Piano Forte makers Messrs.
Num- d Co., TO have constantly hand an assort-
ment OF their famed instruments, and that he is in
daily expectation of receiving supply ct various
prices likewise, that he has brought with him a fine
collection OF the most est eemed modern Music. to
which he will have constant editions from the bcs,
publishers IN New York, Philudelphia, Baltimore,
&c, both Vocal and Instrunental-llkew an
assortment OF Violns, Bows, first quality Italian
Strings, Flutes, &c. sc
Classes are now joining for Monday Thursday,
Iaesday Friday. aud "Wednesday and S.,urdAy--
For further information, apply to Mr. s. Mrs Knight
at Mrs Adams Boarding House. ap -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14
From the Louisville Focus March -

From the Louisville Focus, March %
OUTRAGE! We are Informed that Mr. G.. R.
Roberts, late representative in the Legislature of
Kentucky from Hardin county. was dangerously
wounded at Elzabet htown, on Monday last, by pts
toll shot from the hand Of Elliot printer of a
Jackson paper at that place. MIR Roberts is not
expected to recover. Elliot has been admitted to all
IN tho sum of $1,000 Political strife is said to have
originated The broll
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14

INCREASE or DEBT AND TAXATION - Gcorge The
Sd teIgned 50 years, 80 of which passed in
and &c IN peace The Debt" at his accession was
tl2Oo 900: at his demise. cS20 900 900! George
the id found the annual charge OF taxation
H6'ooo,coo and LETT 1t 100000, o0O including the
expenses of collection.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14
by Davenport, .4ltcH - 90.

THIS
GROCERIES-At half past 9 O'clock ou,
auction store, an assortment of Grocerles-yi,.
20 hhds sugars
do Antigua rum
> pipes old rye whiskey
10 hhds Baltimore do
% bbls ". l. rum
3 hhds N. .. ditto
40 Q casks sweet Malaga wing
80 do French madeira do
10 do old Port do
pipe old Cognoc brandy
do Holland gin
100 boxes sweet oranges
20 cases fur hats
Figs, raIsins, moasscs
Salt, msckerel behring's
Candles soap
Sonl leather
Lamp oil
Teas, starch, &c. SC.
AlSo--1o0 bills potatoes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14

FLoRIpA.-At the last Council Says the St Au
gustne Herald of the 9th ul,no) an act was pa ssed
extending the Laws Of he Territory over the Ind
ans residing within the Territory.
Charles Il. Hawkins accused of the murdc, or
AcCrea, Eat Key Vest las been discharged from
custody by an act of the same Council
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14

ii IS the practice, in many Pos, Offices to allow
the newspapers to be opened and read by ISLANDERS
An honest yeoman, i'll remote town. on calling
Tor ms newspaper. which the only one taken in
his n"ighbohood, found that 1t had been opened and
read throwing II back TO the Pos,-mastcr he inhg-
nantly exclaimed, lll be darpcd to darnation if IN
have payer after all the news has been read GU. of
r."-Roston Palladium
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14

~ Jewc!ier IN Boston. received few mornings
SINCE through the Post Office. n silver watch aid
Tue ioiIowing letter: This watch stolen from
YOU ana The IN oney IS tic interest the price of
hc watch since 1t was taken" signed Conscience
or rather the effect of revival of Religion" En-
closed was sc 81, estimated interest of the value
Tor hVe or Elk years. There date to the let
Ter and no traces Of the author oft can be dscoy-
cred.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14
MANUFACTURERS:
Ve|Y IaEuabIe and most adpantaqt
Situated.

very paluGble and most adpantaqeo,lsIj
Situated.
RElNG desirous TO curtan our business we shall
~ offer for sale on Monday, the 9d of Nav next on
the premises. 10 O'Clock the following describrI
property, at public auction the hinhcst bidder:
ierms will be one third cash-oBe third months
and one third l2months credit Purchasers giving an
proved negotiable noies, with approved endorsers and
deeds of trust, or the titles retained until the nore,
paid
Lot No. Id Nal Factory and Rolkiua
and Sitting Mill. built of stone and brick two qr1
RES nigh and 100 feet III length; consisting of .
water-wheels, Is machines for cutting and heali-,.
nails OF all sizes ut ssme operation; spike ditto far
cutting spikes from to inches; cylinder ditto
for cuttng sprigs and brads Of every description;
sett Rollers and Slitiers complete attached tn .
water-wheel, 10 by 10 feet; Air Furnaces for heat
ing IRON; Smiths Shop in the basement story, and
Lathe tor turning rollers. The whole is upon n
large scale and well calculated for all extensive hu
siness, with all ample supply of water.
Lot No. 81 1HU for e7indine Plastxs
Of Paris, built with wood and pair of feet stones
with crusher and tub.whee Can READILY Grind
from 10 TO IS bushels per hour.
Lot No. Sd Sa1c DILL, With saws. well
constructed. 1t Is frame building, and is upon
lease OF $500 per annum
Lot No. 4.--A Turning and Blacksmith,
Shop, stories high, built OF stone and brick. so Inv
IS feet with overshot-wheel, entitled TO 20 ncbcs
of water. and is upon lease at 1900 per annnp
Lot No. 5.--.a Corn and Grist NIL, built
OF stone and BRICK, stories high, about 30 by % feet
= pair OF D feet stones, overshot wheel double
geared elevators SC. all complete for grinding corn
with very little manual labour.
! The above property is situated in the CITY Of
Richmond on James river, and opposite TO the Can.
itoL The Nail Factory. Plaster Mil, and Saw Mil
have head and fall Of IL feet water which Is sus.
ceptIbe Of being improved to feet at a small OK
! pensc; the Corn Mill and Turning Shop have a
head and fall OF % feet. Further aud more minute
particulars, as TO the rights and privileges which pIr
chascrs VIII be entitled to, will be made Enovn AZ
the time of sale.
Possession will be given of each establishment, on
the list July next or az such other period as may BE-
bargained for at the ale
PHILIP HAXALL g. co.
pirgiuia, City Of Richmond
op b 2aW tide
Insurance against loss or damage by Fire.
HNHE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY
Il Of New York will insure against loss or damage
by Fire, Buildings, nerchandiz', Furniture and
other property.
~WIfLiAM H. HUBBARD. .gatt
: Once at NJ Counting Room Q; Hubbard y Gard.
per, Z street sst i7--iCwiy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14
HENRY WIN. GEOGHEGAN,
HOUSE, SIGN AND FANCY
PAINTER

BegS leave n0st respecfuIg 70 INFORM Me inhabitants
efhe city Of Richmond, and its Dicinity,
TENIlAT nc has commenced the above business, in
u Its various branches and from the very great
encouragement received from many gentlemen for
whom he has worked, and to whom he has also the
privilege Of referring, he is induced to offer this no.
tce, and solicit portion Of public patronage.
Orders left at his Shop, formerly occupied by J. B.
Martin, Engraver, next 10 ]. NJ. Johnstons Hard
ware store, and opposite the Merchants CofleO
House, Main street, will be punctually attended to.
" Phc public are invited TO call at his Shop, and
sec specimens of Fancy Wood, Marble, SC,
n II. w. G. respectfully refers, by permission to
the following gentlemen for whom he has done wozk
for evidence of his abilities Major CLARKE, Bcllona
Arscnal NICHOLAS MmLs, Leq. Shockoe Hill. Rich
mond, and other gentlemen Y Richmond anS the
n:igtborhpad mar ih-iawp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14

Bya recent act al the Legislature of i.ouisa ma ,
zen sanol,ng eT'nh''.hmenis may be licensed IN
tia; State at the rate Of $3.50 per o:num each.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14

" RELIGIOUS NOTICE AT tie Cspitol,
tins evening, at half past o'clock the Rev J. Il
Pltkin (UnvcrsaistJ will deliver his last discourse
(lor the presently TO tho citizens of Richmond,
ligious liberty, 10y particular request. The Clergy
men respectfully invited 10 attend, and hear him
in defence Of his own views. Much may be expect
cd from this accomplishing wn'f' On that occasion,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14

Ills smlnence, d. III. Maurus Csppellari. Cardinal
perfect Of the propaganda in Rome who has recent
" been elected Pope, takes the name of Gregory
XVI He is 6S years old.
The las Popc. who had the title of Gregory.
mming the Nv. was cOnsecrated M III. 1921.
The first, It we mistake not, was s.; Gregory
snrnomed the great. oonscc.a,cd 3d Septem5cr
ooo and held the holy Gee H. years, Z mputn,, AMI
10 days.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14
SaaaraaeC NgaOa.
PORT or RTCII.uOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr Dean Swift, Godfrey, from Philadelphia, via
Norfolk. with sundrics, to G NJ Mitchell, Lucke g.
Seer, II Bamifc. Raymond d Brothers, Pulling
y Day, White, Myers, Granniss, Son s
B'olhrrs, Poyon, Lancaster, Denby & CO X I
Smith, $ p Parsons J IIal!owc J Fry, + Reg
nault, " Rowlott, II Watkins.
SAILED.
Schr Hyperion, Prince, for Portland, (Nc)
Schr Elizabeth Jane. North, for New York, coal.
Schr AngcnoriI, Tyler, for New York, coal.
SChr Concern, Hall, for Boston, flour aud tobacco
Scbr independence, Uollmghcad, for Baltimore,
coal
Steamboat Richmond Chapman, for Norfolk, with
freight and passengers
Steamboat John Morris. lIbhcrd, for Norfolk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14
TO THE PUBLIC

'S'llE Coparnership heretofore existing under the
firm of Kyles and Capcrton, expired by limta.
ton on the 2lst February last. Those who are IN
debted 10 that concern, must pay
JAMES KYLE
JOSEPH KYLE,
II. II. CAPERTON.