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aud ltcs will nf-vaut II als-.- p.s=t.saa. leaIt
canl Ia the extreme smnnnts hrd anu ~I'fm
through the cold weather Of spt,nr. Besides all
;i4i. tn, wood and which IT prs,nt Is al i le nse
Ia eonrstntl. vii ~ this Wy heoeme 80 eafly
and exc, jrnt pasture he wofn uu, 6eds
which Is has btrn ibr habt 10 torn at ~ worth
less. viii be n,ade frilr aud r,cl. I'D save the
ufressitv nt cit1ue down lie wood land AID
tlnher when ! nov beeanie scarce aud y1laaH
hle IN this cesatr, Tie tubacco. htdjrr ~.
raised atief tIls plan vii he much hftt,r II
viii he clear 81 dit, and not 80 SUBJECT ~ b
hunt h> the drought aud heat.
TINS may hr tltnpght ,adious mpde &C cult
vaiion. but any one ho vii ~ 1t vi hnd wfih
the s.mr hands aud nurses the land sHn boz CO..
cred with raves @a,h qaeker tbaa II can he
plnughcd aud wed, aud ehsu oHre dan' vii
need little mnrr augnunn during thr SEASON.
The leaves nlil hotd the ,am aud keep IT,
ground morst al lhr ,taf. lftbese trv hrls
nfr Of an, iceto the public, tn, are We
come q th,mi AL en- ak is thu experiments
should bc nude IN this monte of cultivation ann
mn satisfied eYriv one Will Gud n an imIor-
uni nj provement NltGlAA IHtkNON.
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Il b. '..,. io}d sd flnr9 l.. b.,
a '.'o fbr #a'.alpsl#, loi ##llflu patJe.es
herein mntifruna aps ui ehtrh dppus hrHfs
dair To - ts, OF Oefa.,r. 10 q the oa.te
III 2gft Drrrmber. 1877, en.. 80 both israr-
dej ~ lhe clerk ohees 81 Ibr ,oublIfs ct
tt'saai.ieoud osHrbdl, sc sbnl or -
5sr, the In dey al jul, No.. ut ire inteta
- Capt. o."puru ttmru's, ~ Tho county 1T
firsS lvuuth, 600 the nlnin robd, lrHdiup from
Natd's budgr 10 bauy'llc. prurrcd ~ srli ~
In hiphesi iJdJrr ipr readv money. nu4
re- 0t land NJ he snid counls wing ob BIO h
siirs 81 -rfnt Slote creek, mar the sat
GIem"r's containing 400 arres on Nhich
u small plbutati n and comfortable dwell
rne house tur small 'bDiy. III" Greek Of.
ford. 'unr vHlnptle lotion Ind II reclaim.
81 sud the mp IRnd /, Nrll cstrulated tor 10,
iarco aud gram. lies ~oii and Is wen vafer-
rj. Also, one andviaod muiety at annthpr
lrscl on Eaier'iur's Crrck, ~ the ard coun-
", surprised to coalain about Ito erres, I'd
joining lbe lAnds ~ John Hum, JOSEPH BY
Ice and Beuiatnin Terrell. Also, ihe nndiyi-
I'D mOiefy ol another uaci. II iuiuipg lie
latter, -nIpo,cd 10 contain about 10 aires.
Also the following Ntgro Slaves 10 Wit
One woman Jruny rud her four children
Mary, LneV. Billy aud Cater. Pn.som, Jack
ie-sc aud Peggy, aud We ,hai IN Monday
The iilh lny, neAt hrinrr The front door
81 the Franklin Hnt.i IN The tonn OF Lynch.
burg, proceed TO sell the lollouiu slaves 10
MI Patrick, JOHN and squire tb'arh Smilhs)
and sheriff or Shuey,, o. 80 much OF the a
buve named property AS will answer tho
purposes OF 'ho ,aid deeds and The cost ut
carrying lhr same into effect. snch tittr Ms IL
vested II ns We vii convey 10 the Purchnsrr
and 90 other.
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RNEATA AnAND 800.

IulIE SUBSCRIBER ha, Just oaened = par
- eel Of the most Superior BatHa 1ba4o
Segnrs together with great varsiy cot oiheI
oesars. Howell DAVIES.
May % iis67
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H. We regret that previous arrangements
preveal the publication in TINS day, pap,r of
Nr Riyes., rcioudqr to Nh. Bartlett. Il shall
appear ~ our XXI.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on Thursday Tho 5th MT by tho Rer
John Bowman, Nj. Hddam y Aa7w 10 tho
ma ls aud much adlnurd Ms IHr,b n
B5on. daughter ~ Abraham Boon. al OF libnt-
In county. trrfna.
Ma,ried IN lltubauaa's Vale. on the lath
instant by tie h,,trend Nj krmch, NJ ~
chaei Haitgaa to Mss Po'i9 f,ht, nIter il
short coufsbip OF Gn, yeors. lie age nl The
happy groom !. a lutIe ,lslne of clphty AID Tat
ofhis blooming bridc soinc"hn short OF four
sCafe.
Ten age dnhpHtoth IN m 1morou. t,'r.
Love WnfiHs h. uI-iaos like q pot al ale,
Such b. our nbtIr, e-slifb NO must approve,
Aud ,yne tn uatluls WHO ar, foes IT, Ista.
A. long ag thus o'r -...i#ni tuds ttssthrt,
Love VIII stand brush ngamst o WIND ard weather
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II ., rrtnsrd, average / 90
- ., mol sold.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03
I'noH TFE NATfoYAL GAR
ANECDOTES

From tic Gusts Eecoecfons and Pyrgtc Vqoj, ocne m
aud Ca0racte, Of Uas6iagfon.
General Washington, though usually grave aud reserved
sDnetmcs INDUCED in p,lslnircs During tire memorahl5
rcca Though Jerseys 1776 the American army hard
pressed by tic enemy, engaged in passing tho small
rivers which crossed its Inc of march Captain T. Of the ca
'lry (now the venerable Colonel r's m-dge, Revolution
AIRY patriot and soldier of Conncctcu when about plunge
c WacI was accostcd IN Picous accents by chaplain
VINO begged the assistance the captains horse IN "a SIM the
c w" not hut yo as you wear black coat The reverend
gentleman was hCwcV unVnr 10 trust 10 the rcspcr which
INC troops OF S william Howe might haye for the clerical
o ana Punsng up behind the mounted soldier, away they
houndcrcd through the river both becoming completely VOTED
before they reached the wished for shore The poor chaplain
ms er chaicrng ion tho effects Of his wn'ry Immersion yet
occd TO have far escaped t foo had just begun 10 shake
the water from his dripping garments, when he found himself
accostrd by the COnundcr- hief who had been unr on
the bank anxouy observing the passage Of the troops and now
good humocdy remarked to his surprised and shiycng nearer
really SIR you appear to exhibit he utmost eooies this
IN 1881, when the Combined IAnics reached Williamsburg
preparatory 70 The siege Of FORK Town the General n.C f
accompanied by the Marquis de Lafayette, General ncham
beau Knox and others repaired board the Vile dc Paris The
nag ship Of the Count dc Grassc consult combined
operations which were speedily take place. The Admiral
IN hs great enthusiasm for the American Hero no sooner m
held tho object Of his admiration uon the quarter dcck OF the
e de lars' an he Rugged him MS INNS rptrousy TX
cutnDng my Gear hk G0yo, my dear hde Gtner0L Tic
person OF De Grasse gigantic but the tenn petit when
sPPhsd 70 INC noble and commanding form Of Washington, pro-
took some time to subdc The foreign officers made gra
Efforts to compose their ygo within the hounds oftruc polite
glec.
The fate ofDc Grs,c and ,he Vile 10 Paris s ven known IN
history That nhccn ship prcsen from the City Of
Paris 10 the French King She racd no guns and 1900 men
On her arrival 10 the Chesapeake said her quarter
deck flowers and tropical plants were ncrspcred amid The cn
gncs Of war while her sdes covered cb byi1b, ,aro
gave 10 ibis superb vessel brilliant and imposing appear.
anoe On the memorable 18th Of April DE erase deserted by
some OF Ms captains his ship totally disnas,cd large
proportion of his officers and killed wounded nOby
maintained the unequal contest and refused yield any ship
carrying less than an admiras flag At length the Baruer o.
Sir samuel Hood, ranging alongside the colours Of France
"eo lowered on 'he pnop n rs bFoey dcfudcd '1e'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03
wEBSTER'S DICTIONARY.

i ms work 1t Is stated in tine New-Yorll Evening
Post Is nearly through the press. Ii has engrosscd
tn attention OF an industrious man for many wears
and rs hr assumed the task with every qualification
10 accomplish 1t handsomely, we shall expect that the
result of has labor viii be such nc and the Ameri-
can pubic may belusty proud OIL The preparation
OF complete Dictionary OF any language, is not
trng matter lit does not require tho fire of ge-
MUS it at least calls for patience, judgment ~ pcnetra
tlon-quailtles which are OF infinitely riure inlpor-
lance to society than the most dazzling briilance of
mind. Since Mr.. Webster dictionary was first put
to press, the prooshects have been constantly and
carefully revised by DR.. Percival, gentleman whose
extensive acquaintance with modern and classical lit
eTatnre give hun title to the honorable appeIlation
of scholar. well as 10 that of poei.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03
ATHEISNT.

i.'d| '1!aHr Sa2ery's OoIN1prcs,1,rr YiH-f5c DIM
And dare men dream that dismal Chance has ft,,,
Al that tho eye percevcs, or tongue has named
Iho spacious world, and all its wonders, born
Dosigness, self created and forIorn;
Like TO the finishing bubbles on a strrnm,
r rhnt no great Builder piled his plastic force,
Gave to each object form, to motion courscJ
Then, blood stained Murder bare thy hideous or,n
Ana thou, Rebellion. weller in thy storm
Awake yo spirits of avenging crime;
Burst from your bonds, and battle with the time.
WhV Should the orphans ofthe world who roam
Ger cartls bleak waste. without n fricnd-a bcrnc.
with resignation murk their fclluw clay
BasE in the sunshine of a better dny,
why should the vagrant shivcr at the door,
Nor spoil the mIser of his treasured ore,
Save Faiths sweet music harrnonized tho mind
Whispered OF Heaven, and babe it be rcsiru'J.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03
SIR WAITER Sco.Pq,
3S. lid.

At dinner given TO the Duke of Marlborough the
ether day, by the gentlemen of Dumfresshire, Sir
Thomas Kirkpatrick, the Sheriff. proposed the health
OF Sir Walter Scott, who present; on which Mr.
Fergusson OF Craigdarroch in eloquent speech re-
MARKED that he had repeatedly in countries which he
thought 1t impossible the fame of his ustrious coun-
tryman could have reached found it an honored pass
port.-ite had heard tho name of the author of Wa
vcrley pronounced with admiration in Russa-and ON
the banks of the sacred Jordan-and by the pretty Inns
of the very arest of the Georgian fair on the confines
OF the Black Sea He had been asked in these distant
regions, have you 'Rcdgauntet the last pro-
ducton of the Great Unknown" Cragdarroch, at the
conclusion of his speech, proposed the health of Sir
Adam Ferguson, when Sir Adam rose to return
thanks but feeling himself unable reply eloquent
y az he wished TO the fervid culogium with which the
toast had been prefaced he was about to resume his
seat III silence when Sir Walter, who Ind also risen
said he would cay to him the farmer said his SER
want, who stanmered in his speech. eff we Gamma
speak yc can sing, ye rascal" [Creut applause Sir
Adam, accordingly, after sung, The Laird
o CoCkpen."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03
4 FATHERS DEATH BED.

FROM the same.
iIo! OH his ourtain'd couch with pilloy,'d booI
And palild limbs in deyy langour spread
The dying parent Ikea waiting breeze,
Monns III the fcvcrish grasp Of van disc7sr.
While sad and watching with n sleeplcss ovn
hrs lovely daughter sits, and muses. by;
so Gabriel sat within the Saviours tomb.
W hen his pure spirit walk'd the eternal GLOON,
There, as the melancholy midnight bell
rolls oer The sleeping world the DAVIS farewell
Frequent she gances at his wrinklcd brow.
and those dear eyes. so dim and beautiful now
IN oil his love and all his care returns,
Ana memory through her brain and bosom b,,r,,
That dropping hand, so decatcy week
How often hodlt snoothcd her iniant chcol-
Or dance her, lightly tripping by lis side.
And prattling sVeety with delighted pride.
Or pluck the painted flower that charrn'd br, NO.,
Or gently ODD Instructions pictured mo-,
Or pointed to the trcpid beauty star
That rvinkled III Che vespcr skyag5~.
lud sec 30 moro tic urrowv throcs Of mar,
Iiorce bis bound head, or force the pl5iu,ivo g.
SluTnbcr hath hcsld thom with assurance boI "''
And ohdln'd the senses IN obvions calm;
Pleas d at his quiet mcu, with timid breath
She stirs to see-alas! the sleep OF Death;
Pulsclcss and pale, beneath the toper's oIow.
Lies her loved Parem-but lifclcss SHOW!
She shook not. shrek'd not raicd no naniacc,y
Nor wrung her hand nor heavd one bcart-dcc3 si,,
Pnt stood aghost' too dreadful for relief 60
Mute stiff and whitc--n monument or rricfl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03

Captain Jones ofthe barque Catharine, states that
on Monday night last, decent dressed man came on
his decks, vocerating "Hurrah for Jackson" dcIbe
y took off his coat, saying he intended to die for
Jackson, and threw himself into the river. The
bystanders threw him rope, which he took, CRYING
"Hurrah for Jackson" But the boat approached
to take him in, he sworc be would die for Jackson
let go his hold and was actually droyned-fNe
Orleans paper
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03
BAIr1Mnnr. Drcr,,nrn1

Se1ha reSSeis in2tched.-The steamers Columbus
and POcahontas were launched on Saturday between
- and o'clock, from the spyards of .Ur. g. Gard
ner and .Nrssrs. Beacham g. Eckord at the Point
Thcy went off, III beautiful style, amid the cheers of
numerous multitude We have observed, on pre-
vious occasion, that these boats are intended to ply
between Baltimore and Richmond, touching at Nor
folk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03

mAHRiED,~-On Thursday evening last Inv tho H-
Or Hall, Mr. JAMS r. kININoli,M, Of Norfolk 20 Nj
RAi' eldest daughter Of Mr. John Wright Of dis civ
% Thursday evening last, by tho Rev John Ec,, Al
NJ TENTrNAS, 90 Miss EiKAmTH (,ottw,, nI ~ ii. ~, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03

JHsrsbgrp, Der i.-Our Wheat Market had
gradually rigc1 last week from s. IS to 81 so, which
laitc, price may now be considered the highest that
article will bring-Cotton continues from 8 70 10 IL
Us in quality.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03

The New York American OF Saturday cvcpjpc
quotes u >. Bank Stock OF ls3 Sd n f2d. ~
change on London at 100 3-4 a 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03
From nc baltimore Chronicle n .1Toyd,,y
THE BALTIMORE NARKE1

has not undergone any material alteration with
respect to the prices Of Flour and Grain, (Coyn cx
eeocTedJ SINCE our report ending the week of tho
slnde hovrr. " f'V" Z"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03

De. Id bids tobacco, II tons CASTINGS. tcn
bushels wheat, 0i barrels Jour, IL cprds wood 7on
kcg poles, I? upland boats, - coa bouts, 2Ogs bs,o
coal, II bushels corn. ''"'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03

Inc convention is beginning 10 cla,n anSony the
members of the General Assembly, tho anxious con-
sideration, to which itssuperior importance entities it,
Different plans of organizing it already proposed;
and 1t begins to be hoped that the anticipated difficult
ties viii not be found formidable as was epprchcn-
dcd. We beevc there will be no direct opposition
to executing the will of the peoples al the danger is
thu the asccndnncy Of the antconvcntioniss i'll the
Legislature, miy lead to the adoption Of such basis
Misrepresentation in tho convention as to render il
nusatory for the great purposes OF reform Wctrtst
that the opposing parties will the question in
spirit of mutual Cancellation aud by giving AMI taking
Little, avoid all animosy and give to the convention
that organization, which will render il efficient in
removing the enormous constitutional grievances of
which the people complain.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03

Gov. Branch has been reelected Senator OF the
United States from North Carolina, for six years from
the 4th March. Gov Iredell or Gen. Montfort
Stokes orc spokcn ofos Mr. Hacons Srccy-y,o- o..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03
Continuation Of late Foreign Meas.
RY THE JULIUS CESAR.
RUSSIA AND TITRKEY w
LoNpo., Oct. 90

RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
Tho intelligence which we published in n second
edition last week, relative to the disasters and retreat
OF the Russians is fully confirmed by all the subsc-
quent accounts from the of war. The retreat of
the main Russian army, in an almost disorranized
state from the foot of the Balkan Mountains to the
grand object. II 5 possible, and even probable that
Varna may still be taken and that the Russians NAV
es'Hblish garrison the ruins and ashes of that
place and this would be of considerable importance
10 them in facilitating tho advance and supply of their
armies IN the next campaign.-But the lofty exDec-
tHtions with which the war was commenced OF forcing
the passes of the Balkan, ond pouring down their
troops upon Romria before any force was collected
by tn" Sultan, which could withstand their march TO
Conetantnope, not merely defeated, but re-
versed.
The losses of the invaders must have been very
reat both IN men and horses, and in the materials OF
their army. They have vet gained no fortress Of
Importance except BrGilow and they have retrcated
from before Schumln with deep and discourao ny
sense ofthe strength Of that thrice proved Bulwark OF
Turkey. The siege of Sistria appcus never to have
been seriously undcrtakcn.-The Russian force under
General Roth vas insufficient to attempt more than
blockade, and IL the accounts from Bucharest arc
true, It was not even adequate TO that object, az tho
Turks have Defeated TIE Russnns vigorous sorie
routed them with great loss Of men and cannon aud
chased them 10 fIirsuya.
The results of this campaign have informed Eu-
rope Of many facts, concerning which the most re-
m5Tknblc ignorance had prevailed. At The brenkinn
ont o. the war, nothing known of the strength OF
the different fortresscg on the Danube aud IN the
passes Of the Balkan chain No prob1ble coricc-
iure could he formed Of the chance Russia had of
forcing the mountain barrier of Turkey. Mitnrv
men had scarcely idea Of tic army collected I'm
Roumclia, Of tho resources Of tho Turks in ,1cn
warIlkc munitions and "the sncws Of war" L. now
appears that the f6rtresses Of Turkey wcra much
better garrsoncd and provided than had hccn suppos
cd and in the OF the campaign the Mugsurnnus
have PIT forth, though late, degree Of enrrnv md
strength, which has completely changed the public
opinion, with regard 20 the possibility OF chasing their
nnilon out Of Europc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03

M s"'g'--Snce ,hc meeting Of tbc General A4-
so'nbIy the Old Lady has come ont at ftl length in
favor Of Gov Giles recollection. As her silence
heretofore has been construed as oninous arainst
HIS Excelcucy, her open declaration in his avor noy
may be considered rs decisive. Mr.. Tho Richie
never speaks until he knows wherefore. Two TO
Que upon Gov. Giles!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03

GUY .i.1.N.NERLNG.-'rhc town il offered n
treat IN this fine Opera u; the Theatre to night.-The
excellent acting OF Mrs. Stone as Meg Merlcs in
the above and OF Lady Elizabeth Frcclove in the az
terpiccc, will be well worth a visit;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03

The intelligence received this morning, from Vera
Cruz, leads To the conclusion that Santa Annals in
surrcctlon has been crushed strong manifestation
oil pubic techng against II is found in the Mexican
newspapers II is said that no individual of any note
took side with thut turbulent partisan except Zavala
the Governor of the state oil Mexico who absconded
whon orders were ISSUED for his arrest. Very little
blood was shed IN the = furnishes between the rebels
and their pursuors. A gentleman who had lonp
resided in Mexico, remarked TO us. soon after the
information of Santa Annals movement reached this
country, that each party OF combatants would exercise
much dis reton; hight III the least saniuinary way;
rccunnoite the other sharply and 90 over accordinc
20 relative evidence ofstrcngih. This opinion is ss-
tanned by the details o the affair. .Idt Gas.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-03
IRELAND.

Twospieccs Of Intelligence ofgrca Interest md i'm
porancc have been received from ireland within the
last three days The first is the arrest Of Mr.. Lazy
loss the second and more important is the statement
at Lord Gort, at the formation Of Brunswick Club
in Limerick, that ca Bill wos prepared Tor the Emnn-
"cipation Of the Catholics and that fully mot the
"npprobation Of the Du%e Of Wellington" To make
his information complete and valuable his Lord
snip proceeded 20 say that "tc was Of opinion that
"the Bill would be acceptable TO every fair dealing
"aud reasonable Catholic and Protestant in England
"and Ireland" and that cit was bis intention 10 sup.
port the Bill"
when it is remembered that Lord Gort has hitherto
been Of the most violent opponents Of the Catholic
claims, tIc greater weight VIII be given TO the above
information Ills Lordsiip would be slow 20 believe
such fact the preparation Of Bill for eficctinp
Catholic Emancipation, and still more backward FOL
proclaim IT, and TO- that he should give the Bill
BIS support Tho Interesting question priscs--wlrat
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-16

MAHSIED-On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.
Keeling, Mr.. Wf:t,N WAIVE Miss MARY WEExs both OF
this city.
On Tuesday evening tho 9 inst, Washington city, by the
Kew e. Brown, Mr. WI'a BERS ARD, Chesterfield COUNTY
10 Miss MARY AYS LEWIS, of this city. =
In Cnumbus State OF Ohio Tuesday, tho I'd by the
ii"v james Iogc, joN WINSTON nCE, Esq formerly of this
CITY, TO Miss Ann, daughter of the luto Hon. A. Mcdowell
both OF ihnt place