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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-01
C0ae.psa!aasa Of tho Joama! Of .'onlalsres.

NhsHINGTON, Jan -, lOE..
In the political world little appears to the uLscrya-
uon at inexperienced and undscIp!ined iyros. Ore
story hes pnt book to press; another records cnm-
promise or truce among the greet backgrounds. Nc-
ihcr IS trIC. pacre has been un publications. nor has
there been UDy adjustment Of differences here dbl!
tercnccs existed. Policy w.! for few DAYS post
pone the nut-breakngs OF tie gathering Storm; but
where 1t viii strike, other parties more nlcTcsic 90
than you or |. II may be SOHO %la. Interesting 20
some of your reader, - know that Mr. Calhoun
dncd last Munday with Mr.. an Buren,; bu: his no;
called on the President since his arrival in Wash
ingion. The oraclCs Of the day have various !.i-
icrprcaions OF the signs of the times; but Il IL,
sergeant OF picprct guard could not divine iheI.
dGSllnies he would be unworthy OF I shoulder knot.
Inc mystery lies Mt the bottom of frUi5 Tho
one 1nd.it solved. night account 70. Inc almost en-
tire absence from the late d:awDg-room, Of the &c
males of this ID stIcl.
II 10 not to be expected, that tho remainder Of thu
session Of Congress will produce any remarkable
measure affecting our commercial Interests; the pre-.
voting disposition being 10 lc; matters stand. You
will sec in the proceed ms OF Congress occasional
demonstrations lay individuals: bat ,!ay proceed from
no concert. TO system of action, and only Eien-
ded 10 affect some purpnsc Of the mowers. Thcn|
The day shall arrive, IN which Mr. Burgess may reply
to Nh Cambrccng, sh9l not only hayt Tie nut'cr-
0gS OF distant thunder, but also the s.or!H with Tor.
kcd lighrnngs.
The bill for the benefit OF uso'yca, merchants,
beng indebted 10 the government, il osrp1acd b.
thc force Of circumstances long that i;s p4ssIrr
may b" considered uncettc.n The ain"nd,ncu, pre-
posed TO the bill of the last session mo keS lis PIE
Visions, general; .naan not confined TO merchants
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-01
To rnr Enlrans q. TIE Wmn.

It has boon well said, that wC Flrgnians nrc the
most complaining people IN the world a siroup
instance of the verify of this remark Is be found
in the publication of The Postmaster nj Flies in the
Wing OF the Jlsl Ut. Had iha. Postmaster been
10 viglani ~ l,o,nc ont for bis mail bag, a. no IL
prompt 10 complain, nc would hnyc found bat in con
sequence OF the new regulations Of the Postoficc
Department, made l1r, and which vii result in tho
general accommodation Of The Pubc, that the ordin-
airy icgiSy way mail bag insufficient TO con, ain
all tho way mail, and that IL was placed in separate
cdyass bag, which was labelled and dispatched from
no Richmond Pns;uiicc and pointed OUT to the mail
carrier the cath uli as containing the way mail
The POstmastCr5 az the more distant Offices being
moro wgIanl found THIS bag, no doubt overlooked by
the Postmaster at Flies; took frum il that To which
they were entitled, aud having reduced It's bulk pac
cd the residue IN tho regular leather mail bag winch
Of csursc returned Fifc's by the stage coming
down. will 90 so far as to presume. that If The
Postmaster EliC's viii always be as Vigilant as u
would seem from ins communication he would wish
to be- his ncighbors VIII not again have cause for
such "lmmedlatc' transitions from hope and Joyous
expectotio." TO gloom and disappointment" II is
sauury TO reform where gross error IS praciOed or
uniform negligence committed bu. neither can be
properly charged on the Richmond office. Can the
Postmaster az Flic's say much
u. ANDERSON, Asst =. NJ
Ec9. J. 1885,. Nchu ~, "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-01
JUDICIARY REPORT.
TUESDAY MORNING. FEE


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'e"s'n "Ni''i "ou'u e"c'u"e ~ ou' LOT
'''a. Importance.
II" o0"i'e' NePort rom the mho'ity' mas not
ieuohe' u.s. owing 10 the 'a'iuFe OF inc mails: "heh
- uoeS' we Sna'' Jay t"u' also oe'ofe our rea'ers
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-01

4 gentlemen who l.tt Washington IN Friday the
In inst, says the New Yor!. Journal az Commerce
&! "Wednesday, taking the most e%pcitcUs convey
ance Tor this city, arrived here Saturday morning
gid instant, after having been ca?SIZcd in two
stages, broken down two si,;ghs, nearly ruined t:So
horses, aud spent tie greater part Of night in
Snow drift.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-01

NOTICE.-Th public are cautioned against
~ trading for Note Of Sam!. Cartwright, ST.,
payable to Saml. Hobson for sixty six dollars aud
about twelve and half cents believed TO be due the
18th of May next the said Note has been lost or
mislaid
to leave 1t at the Wing Office with the subscriber
where he will receive 4 reasonable reward. if re
CURED. JOHN KING,
feD i-Jt Market Rridre.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-01
GOhanna

M III! stand the ensuing at my farm nine mes from
w Richmond, directly the stage road leading Om thar
place 10 Fredericksburg, and known i Half Sink
II Is saying much for submit the caudor of
every gentleman acquainted with the acis sustain in thu
assertion when say. that his colts universally acknow
!edsed possess much size, strength and hsauy, any
colts that have been produced by horse IN NT
mia know several that cannot be puIohased for less than
eight hundred dollars and have, myself been offered
1000 TO- year od1g estimate at which they
he'll by their owners take to be the strongest recommendation
that can be offered IN behalf OF Un,ried colts.
The viii ts 10Th of February aud tea
the s of July Tenus heretofore, Fly Dollars,
discharged by the payment Of ThSiy fye limo
during season. Sixty Dollars insurance; One Dollar tho
Groom which expected, either when the brought,
taken away.
Extensive pastures provided, and fed regularly
unless otherwise directed, at twenty FIVE cents day.
Gentlemen who last year by the 10 Gohan-
that dd prove iua o. sny there be informed that
they be agan aud charge made fr the services OF
the Horse, unless they should prove IN toa or other words,
the viii be insured at tle prce Of the season
JOHN N. BO1'TS.
The Editors o the Political Aeua and PeeGsbufg intcgen-
GER will plea insert week, u their Fespoc
papeis fOr eight weeks Sud Gswsi tncf accounts 70 tho
subscriber j. w. u
ian i3-2awGvr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-01

Whole tickets $Io--ligjyrs Sj--Quaricrs - 50.
Tickets 10 be had cihct at retail, OF by the pack
age at YATES <. MCiNTYRES.
feb
ANliE subscriber Wishing ~ dispose ct lis Real
Estate in CabCl county, offers the following pro
perry for sale, TO wits one Farm ON CuyaudOtc river,
about eight miles above IFS mouth, containing I'll
acres, excelcutiy wsicrcd. ijJ OF which is bottom
land under good fence and now IN C, hvatiou. Any
person who wishes 60 raise tobacco, aud would want
Farm in this county, would do well to purchase as
have raised several crops 90 the same and shipped
them to Philadelphia where obey have rated as
sy-ihey have nctted after paving all expenses from
50 i0 dollars per 100 lbs and from that TO So and l.
VIII also sell the Brick House and Lot at this time
occupied by Joseph Gardcr, IN the town Of BarbourS
Villc besides Farm House and lot IN the same placer
and one Lot within the vicinity. al of which may
be had on accommodating terms, by applying to- the
subscriber ABSALOM HOLDESBY.
ian .7--2aw.ft
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-01
Richmond Infant School.

yENtlE Board of Managers of this Institution are
d enabled to s'a'e with much satisfaction, that
they have engaged the services Of Miss Johnson for
mery the inStructres5 of similar institution in the
Borough Of Norfolk. Miss J. is expected daily: and
Is calculated that the School will 20 into operation
very shortly. y suitable school house has been pre-
pared, n lot contiguous TO the Harding house of
Mrs DuTal. Persons DESTROYS Of in.oTmqtiun, can
apply 20 the Rev. Stephen Taylor, or III, SAM.
Reeve, or TO WILL. Il. LEE, Pres'l.
feb I-eo5,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-01

A PPRENTICES WANFED.-rwo inteIhgen;
a and well educated Boys, from 81 TO 16 years of
&C. and Of good character, viii be taken Apprcn--
tees at the Whg Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-01
DOGYON CL4RKI.S


Wheat Thrcshng Machine
~ ing prevented many persons from visiting it. it
viii be continued through the present week, and
may be in operation every cay between tho hours
Of 10 and / O'Clock. 4 NJ. by making application
at The store OF tie subscriber.
Those who wish 90 cngogc machines, will please
leave their names above and the Patent Rights
for the Counties remaining unsold, may also BE- pur
chased there or Of Dr. Clark, at tho Union Tavern.
Jan 25-rlp J. o. L.
10 Farmers.
2 WIN give Tic highest market price, for or 600
z bushels l5X seed. J. II EUSTACE.
ian 2G--Gt
Lamp Oil, Teas, &c.
bEINrER pressed lamp oil
w Gunrowdcr tea ezra fine quality
ST. tToiN sugars, Tor sal" by
5rnaI--at Otis, DUNLOP s. co.
TseHE subscriber respectfully tenders his services
- Commission Agent to the Merchants and Farmers
York and Rappahannock Rivers, who send their
produce, sc. To the Norfolk Market. lie refers
10 Messrs. smith & CO., Patricks,
Lewis and Ru. g. Smith, Dudley's Ferry.
Rob. NJ Spencer Esq, Little Plymouth,
G, % 4 H' ro,"dsz,e G' King Queen IL,
Mcssrs. Geo T.. Butler & Co, King william G. H.,
John Chewing, IT. Esq.
Mcssfs llcay, Street, S, Go. lUibannI,
James Goorch, Esq
Edmund NJ. Ware, Esq, Bovlcrs,
M'sgs Winter, BrHy& Co , Tappaharnock
JAMES FERGUSON, Jr.
Rothey's Wharf, Norfolk,
Jon - laN5l 18th JanuaIy, lsjl
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-01


bv the rest i the company.
Scene /. Garden. Statue discovered on paGes-
tai; enter gardener, who introduces Pania.uon, Co.
iuMbac and Lover; gardener shows them about gar
~e, and exhibits the working Of the Statue FI-ure.
AaSicion enters with magic wand, and changes
Gene, Characters, bus ness. &c.
Scene , H'rlaInin md Coll:..a:ae pursued By
Panial1or, CiowL aud Lover
Clown b. mis-. axe knocks down Pataluun. cy
t:1ns acctGcat, reco"cicS al parties. and pursucs
Harlequin.
Scene 3D.. Outside Cottage; HARLEQUIN still nur-
sued; escapes with ColU.Gbinc in cottage business
Win c!own rotb!Hs Jew 10 mistake; can get al-
m.t'amce now.
Scene Ins;3c Hotel. Fashionable breakfast
party. Harlequin cEckaEts table cloths and tea sau.
GERS. Clown scaled with tea kettle. Passes good
Joke on lover. Spy ilarequin hurry kurry, and es-
cipos again.
Scene ). Street Oyster stall and pye-nan-
al Hot-Gandy Negro refreshing himself with Oys-
teFS; ai.ar which toss and buy; let him try. Clown
makes has supper cheap; raises with sweep and
miller; gh;i backed by Pataloon and Clown
Scene o. Barriers shop, barber puwdering and
dressing wigs for Congress; Clown buys him out and
sets up shop for himself; shaves all his customers
cuts throats, and draws teeth gratis.
Scene = Parlor Large Party Provisions
bought and sent home. Clowns opportunity of poo
ketIHg Times mp. Party be here directly. Pro
Denade leading to Enchanted Garden.
Scene Enchanted Gardens cAarnc;crs all in
high giec; Magician appears. stops Spent, Au's
ISL hope. Good Night.
A. T.c,c,s may Lc had al, lie Box Ol.ce, and r,
Mf. G. B-ch's Conf, cJ!uHaiy Store. Box and ri;
80 ceIts Children half price. Cooured persons
p CENTS.
u3'A Box Plan will be kept at Mr. Bccls, where
seats can DC secured for the first row. During the
past Summc: lie BulJing has undergone a thorough
repair.
IL Stoves are provided, and will be well attended
10. so TO render the audience comfortable
~ Doors TO open at G, and Performance to CON-
Inence at oclcck. feb lit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-01

observation-disclosures or JuDGEs-Judgc Pcc!:'s
trial IS still III hand having proved to be what np-
pretended from tan amos; iasupcrabc dam, to the
flow of Legislation. 1t will b" observed that the pay
Of the witnesses alone, IS to cost SI3Oo0-tbo ndi-
rect expenses are incoculoblc. Ooc or TWO more
such experiments will deter Congress from instllutng
any impeachment for any offence. Il WIS conyic-
ton Of this kind imagine, which induced MIR.
Leoomptcs proposition, which deserved more favor
than 1t received. The National iutclccnccr we
think is unworronoI Viewing this proposition as
ga porcntous indication Of hostility towards tho judi
cary Of the u. States" We know not tho priya'"
feelings (if any, which prompted itbut are,
hat had such principle boon in operation at the
time, Judge Peck would neither have committed ;hr
outrage he did on personal rights, nor wouId tho
Senate now have been engaged IN the solemn farce
Of trying him for IT, at cXpcncc which dcGcs cs,i.
mate, and TO tic absolute suspension OF !o business
Of Congress
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-01

GJV We ought yestordIy 20 have stated, t,It the
suggestions IN writing, laid OIL the table by Mr.
Leigh, Saturday, wc.c IL .hc cHsraa'igs gpl %.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-01

~ The monthly meeting of the Mana
gers of the Bible Society OF Virginia, viii BE- held Il
the Depository this day. a. ! o'cluck. icd lit
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04
gasto6W.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEE. 4 1881

- nc oregn News excludes every thing else
oe'he again oil the greatest and highest import The
Revolutionary feeling has extended to Poland NM
fnSSia' and seems destined pervae every corner
ana nook OF Europe. The Republican principle is at
work every where, and must prevail The de,r -
are of high interest, and we presume the re,dsr sa,,
not be Invited to peruse Them
w The Judiciary question is still under discussion
in'the ttouse o Delegateslhe second resolution of
the committee proposing to unite Cbancery and
common Law Jurisdiction in the same tribunal bav-
ing been yesterday debated by AIessrs Garland of,
Neso"' Maxwell aad Morris of Hanover. Tho
House at Mr. Leighs instance, reluctantly consented
TO delay taking the question, and to continue over
the debate until to-day.
meanwhile, our country friends may rest assured
'ha' Inc principle of the second resolution will be
aa"p'ea-'hough possibly under some of the modifi-
cations proposed by Messrs, Leigh, Brodnax or Nor
rs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04
MARKETS..

From Commercial Letter. !cHp1N, Dee II
The Grain and Flour make remains finn American Flour
in bond, 3ia32s per bEl.
Another Letter IoynaY Der H.
In our market material cdrfainns have Mac.
ig The last week Cotton depressed, and will lkey
remain so Tor sne time aud lower prices
submitted to- Coonas enral heavy. The Grain and EIour
market s stationary, hut the stock both country
and on the con'inant light, shall require large sun
Plies fro your side during spring and surlpr we do
not expect rch change prices for 20 come
LONDON, December rs.
We are without regular arrivals expresses Ibis NJ r
ing from abroad, which produces degree OF slnon over the
market generally and Conscis again evcng aensncy
decline.
letter from London Of the 17th says Al Liverpool on the
10Th, the Cotton Market dull aud prices looking down
private letter from London, Of Dec IL quotes Amerlc an
Hour al Sis IL SIS And ptscfrt Of l6h mentions
that there change ~ i,ve.nul on
the 18th h'ur was qnn:sd n, 20; To So, AMI !a!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04

had been stated in Brussels paper probable, that Tn
probability
Mr. Trevor about introducing into porlamen, motion
on the SUBJECT OF Iobbetis Register He said cotaJ ed
statement calculated period like present create
great excitement, and ought 10 he suppressed
Parliament continues discusso of re;rencnent au
remission of
We can state confidently, that up to the prcsc, moment the
news OF the 'oh msuecon has pro iuccd any marked
Grange IN the tone and bearing of Ministers Of the three
Powefs relative to the Affairs of Bel, CDur Jourmai
letter from Berlin i'll The Aussur, ,te announcing
the departure oil Marshal Debc Berlin. observes, that
he will find Russian army ,h:, was offered for the as
lance of Prussia ready battle in irrecon Poland
will probably, he pu down in week. adds =
as nus prospect is, mach confusion aud mischief
PeruL,rIox OF poLaNp-At the brs,nnius of 1922 the
Kingdom of Poland Il the Russian PROVINCE so called
which Warsaw is the me,ropols] contained os: $50 souls
exclusive or the army The increase since the 1875 had
had been almost universally quarters; they
amounted to Ss4 1853 individuals The of property in
suren IN 'He 'arsaw Assurance Office l000o 900 glde
3 2oonlM N value. Warsaw itself possesses aponnl.,on
OF 1920 souls Independently Of garrison ab1u; 5000
mem and OF this population So Is ofre rleits faith
II has heer remarked tina, the ius,rec,rod az Warslw
9e more extensive than has hcea though, as reached from
Accounts fon :, Pc'ctshursi TIA, the :,c:a NOR
bus continues 10 aba;c.
ALGIrRs. Nov % = The Lieut. Cca Commanding in Chic
me troops before As-f ase"s 10 communicate tile following
letter anu order of the day:
AT bvouac the Atlas 10 o'clnck y m Now 81 Aler
obstinate battle which listed hours cxucdion-
airy corps of the African forced s passage Of the
leagues from Medeah, Tomorrow morning shall be ensas
cd III c,asug severely tribes who have taken part in
the defencs of the Atlas and evening shall try o
reach Medea, A,iers after showing those bar
barians all that the army can do against them ~
oaDER OF TdE Dar-Biromac Of Airs.
'SoldiesThe fires of ;orr ,,vmacs, THAI Tic. hc;,Hs
the Atlas seem To he at this con,Gsd with die lights
of the Africa victory which You have
achieved over itna'ical aud babais ani
Of people who accompany them.
iou have fought lake giants. and the victory yuurs.
you sniicrs, of the of the hr,t; aud rivals
of those of the revolution and OF the empire.
Receive the testimony al the sa,lsacon nj the esteem and
oil the affection of your General i'll thsl CLAU>il.'
Pore Plus the s,h died n, Rome He was born on
Goth Nov. 76f-hc elrctsd P,pe on Est March, 1920
aud crowned on 9th April following
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-04

One pound Of Sea Island Cotton costing 20 cen,s :. s
quo "e lace, which IS sold FOR cunsas or about $500
uC ne Wonndehni Influence OF skill increasing the val
We OIL material comparatively worthless few years ago
WEI manuaciucs had made comparatively but rtle pIo-
sc cotton yarn No 100, sold ~ England ut 3ss Fe
Journal ~ ''' ''' = ''''''S
. he population Of Upper Canada. in March 1880 wa
<ii''o7. s0-rcasc tGri~E iHr -ear 1929 1885,.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-06-11

The Trustees ofthe University have been notified to convene in this place on the first Monday in July, in order to determine upon the expedlency of erect ing additional buildings for the accommodation of students. This fact shows conclusivey the prospe- ry of the institution so far, and that no time should be lost in preparing suitable lodging rooms for ny as may come. Last winter complaints were urg- ed against the Board for their prodigay in erecting more buildings than would probably be required for several years; but already there is a certainty of all the for students being filled by the time that the Professors of Modern Languages, of Chemistry and of Mathematics, take their stations It will be much regretted should a sufficient number of Trus- tees fail to attend at the appointed time, to constitute quorum for business the operations of the work men will be suspended for the best part of the work ing season. and the interests of the institution be put back for year.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-06-11
LAND FOR SALE.

TEVHE subscriber wishes to sell his farm on -E which he now resides, enc and three quarters cf mile north of Tuscaloosa, con taining 32O ACRES; of which 17o acres are in cultivation. The land is good farming land The situation is healthy and well wa tered; Byler's Road running through part of it; good stand for q public house, and always a market at his door for all he has for sale. - The subscriber will sell for part cash and part credit, and can make it easy for the pur- chaser, as he is determined to leave the State. Any persen wishing to purchase such farm would do well by calling on the subscriber, as he vii, sell the first opportunity. Possession will be given the first day of January next, or so soon as the crop can be gathered. He can supply the person that buys with Corn and Fodder, Stock of every description, Work Horses, Plantation Tocls of all kinds. As fer health, it is surpassed by none in the State, as the subscriber has tested it for the last six years and never had fever in his family, which sabout twentv-four in number. There is good comfortable D7veHing House, five or SIX Negro Houses and Kitchens, Stables, Cotton House, and various other cut Houses.
 B. B. JONES.
 7NscQIOOSd. June II. 2am1D11