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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-06
NJ MRS. STONE.

w .uRS. STONE. whose charming acting mas
given much satisfaction during Der short engagement
takes Benefit tonight Independently of the
duty and policy of rcwarding first rate performers BY
good Benefit, rs tribute to merit and an induon,
ncnt to them and others to here again, tboss
who have had the pleasure of witnessing this ai5,ea
Actress, rs well az those who have not, will bar,f
iaiFto embrace this last opportunity of itncssnp brr
interesting acting, for their own qualification.
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AnirTAST GLSEuM's CvpIcy ;
Washington, 2Jlh Nov. 1879 {
lprdcT No c.

llln.CT 70. e.. '"~"')
Breyct Major Worth, orthc Isl Regiment n s,;,,o,- .
REQUESTED mat nc may he relieved the Isl Of Jon,3,v %
ron thc Iu'c assigned him At the Military Acadrn,y ~ W.
fon as Instructor of Tactics and oIrn,andnn, 81 ~
81 gdcs no is hereby relieved accordnsiy and Con r
a. iiehrock OF the 81 regimen, ef uian,ry is apnoi,c ~,
the Secretary of War his SUCCESSOR ''"PlO'h'cu py
aptap huchcock VIII repair Wcsi Point with ne ,,o,
GSay as Practoablc, and report IN person to Lion, 1
inSyer superintendent Of the Military AcadcrnVIlcr J,y
pr.e MAJOR WORTH on being relieved will io us ,,g b,,
l'y order Of Major General Maconb
(Srcd) r. JONEV Il,,,.. r.
Head Quarters l.. Dept ' '''"I""
= unc coPy) T. HAC,re
Ald-dcCalup, =. a. Ad. (;,rcr,t
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L~,'",faa Of PaJRa S.c--C'no Rprr, ~ ,h,.,,
an ut ihladclphla from Iasuia, whence ne ss,.i on M
az % ue 10Th Nov, states that Official accounts had r.
''.u ~ araccas from BoSoa ofthc ID Ovtober vI a.
Io,oed ne trial md execution Of Cen I'aIil, CoI G a
"Hn at of'hc other consYiratUg VI TIC 9Th Scp,crn
Con-. C2yo1.
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b,ta' n,P,. - Ills Majesty, tic Eupnror Is sill with M
Sshny corps before wanna which fortress dnfv s,s ,,,
on Hs Diiwaks fall The bravery tho Rug an army am,
u W INC presence Of tho Emperor is beyond nll dcn,n
ndunns the ngh the bombarduicnt continues Vcp -
c9Hcncnncifs have been thrown up Cenib5zor b s
% ana covered by that position MI the corpa IN dc ~
uns nave rtecVed large rcnfoUcmcBts during tls - %
WeeFi 80 uht no apprehension entertained N 80
be luha Narud must fall n few days md ,h o t "
our array may therefore be- extended Uc,,i ,.
-u"tIo ad cooled tho air. aud bad great influence m t
1brdjik and havana. '-'" ic'NoVcd 10 10.
liERMANRISTADT Oct. Tho s,..,.,.;.-. %
W DON has crossed the Danube for tho third ,;
haiciat at the head Of imposing force md a."
sua spreads devastation ard misery aronnd bir y" ~,
proceeds, The population Of Kruiun had fcS 20 ~
tlnu; fhe ADVANCE Of 4 Russian corr, IS eXprrtcd'
ro!cl nose unwccouc guests who have LODGED tb,1o
selves IN Little Walaoha ~ '"oiu-
FROM INC 10Th to the 9th only three cagrs Of p-o
occurred in Bucharest 10 u P'usuc
during ten days Sc cargocs Of corr lad passed. ,o
oonnd; 80 were bonnd 10 Britifh 1910 Dn,cL 81 ~
10 rench ports. One TO Bremen ono IN CO.., -,
auds, md one to Xante ND'iary ISL
lemon was visited with several ehocky from Earth
quakes on 'he night Of tho 9th Of October I'D ~.
ensuing morning great part Of the inbnb;,an,a. .e
ito inc squares great number of bouscs IS
rom toP TO bottom. Nopcrson has persisted Slnt
'--n u cng.tPns wos inDaficr'lvrypcssd -NVs
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that the House Of Rcprcscntativcs if they arc permit
ted 20 cool down, VIII remember that Gales & Sco
ron arc gentlemen Of long tried honour responsible
~ and resPectabiii,y, willie Duff msclf was spcwod
up into Mushroom significance the Presidential cleo
ten
Hno noe apples ar'a--A public dinner was given At Iai.
Caius Cassus Canbrelcng which Cen Duff reen
invited guest II is said Dufwa ready with speech
cxPcots on Of toast The speech has not appeared IN
Consequence Of the non.appeatance oftbe toast
Cen jackson expected ftburg on bis way to the
Eastward and greet preparations are making for his reception
fhe Jaoksouians highly approve the practice Of public dinners
hiNi, only wrors vhon NV ar, given ~ y Clc or
NJ AsNP.
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"Poruonc ever fc1rcd
Che truth should ne Lc1rd,
But Noye u,ho ,h.,,,,l, .,,ti

my iri!owc zens Of the District Of the Northern N.ct
ohi' 10 be cacfu in the choice Of the depository rs
'Ht power But lct cho fall on vIo5, !,
cscc. - =" II i"I nv, 10 avpli-
King George, Va. Sept 22d, 1896 '''''
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-01-09

I
tie Christian Examiner, for September anc
October, published at Boston. 1t contains an
admirable lesson for American Statesmen.
EXTRACT.
EThose men, whom God hath inspired
with lofty sentiments and thirst for free
dan, most in their individual capacity, COM
mlnicate themselves to individual minds
Let such men spread around them their
own spirit by every channel which jeal-
Gus despotism has not closed. Let them
give utterance to sentiments of magnanimi-
ty IN private conference, and still more by
the press; for there are modes of clothing
and expressing kindling truths, which, it is
presumed, no censorship would dare to
prescribe. Let them especially teach that
great truth, which is the seminal principle
of virtuous freedom, and the very founda-
ton of morals and religion; we mean, the
doctrine, that conscience, the voice of God
in every heart, is to be listened to above
all other guides and lords that there is a
sovereign within us, clothed with more awful
powers and rights than any outward king
and that he alone is worthy the name of a
man, who gives himself up solemnly, DELHI
erately, to obey this internal guide through
peril and in death. This is the spirit of
freedom for no man is wholly and immuta-
bly, free, but he who has broken every out
ward yoke, that he may obey his own de-
liberate conscience. This is the lesson to
be taughtalike in republics and despotisms.
As yet it has but dawned on the world. Its
full application remains to be developed.
They Who have been baptised, by true
experience, into this vital and all compre-
bending truth, must every where be its pro-
pagators and he who makes one convert
to it, near a despot'S throne, has broken
one link Of that despot's chain. 1t is chiefly
IN the diffusion of this holiness of moral
sentiment that we place our hope, because
we knowthat there are those who have
drunk into this truth, and are ready, when
God calls, to be its martyrs. We do not
despair, fol there is contagion, we would
rather say, divine power, in sublime moral
principle. This is our chief trust. We
have less and less hope from force and
bloodshed, as the instruments of working
out mans redemption from slavery. Histo-
ry shows us not a few princes, who have
gained or strengthened thrones by assass-
milton or war. Bnt freedom, which is
another name for justice, honor and benevo-
lece, scorns to the private dagger, and
YIELDS with trembling the public sword.
Tie true conspiracy, before which tyranny
isto fall, is that of virtuous, elevated minds,
which shall consecrate themselves to the
Nprk of Awakening in men consciousness
otthe rights, powers, purposes, and great
ness of human nature, which shall oppose
toforce the heroism of intellect and con-
science, and the spirit of self-sacrifce.
We believe, that at this moment, there are
virue and wisdom enough to shake despot-
ic thrones, were they as confdiag, as they
shpuid be, in God, and in their own might,
and were they to pour themselves through
every channel into the public mind"
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like the fiery masses of living valor that
few hours before had mingled conflict
more dreadful than the earthquakes shock.
Although / at first felt certain conviction
OF his fate, afterwards began to hope,
that the object of my search had, contrary
to his prediction, survived the terrible en-
counter. | was about to retire when
heap of slain, in ploughed field, on which
the moon was now shining, clearly attract
ed my notice. Literally piled on each
other, were the bodies of FIVE Cuirassers !;
and lying beneath his horse was the dead
idea of my astonishment, on finding, by
nearer inspection, that his head was sup
ported and his neck entwined by the arms
OF female, from whom also the spirit had
taken it's departure; but you can form no
conception of the horror felt at beholdlng
IN the scene of carnage and desolation, in
the very arms of death, and on the bosom
OF corps, living infant, sleeping calmly
with the moon beam resting on its lovely
features, and smile playing on lips, as if
angels were guarding its slumbers and in
spring its dreams And who knows but
perhaps they were? The conviction now
flashed OH my mind, that these were the
wife and child of my unfortunate friend
and the letters we afterwards found on the
person of the former, proved that was
right IN my conjecture. Driven aside by
the gale of pleasure or ambition, or by the
storms of life, the affection of man may
veer; but interchangeable and nnchanging is
true heart in woman. "She loves and
loves foreveT." This faithful wife had fol-
lowed her husband through land of
strangers, and over the painless sea
through the crowded city, and the busting
camp, till she found him stretched on the
battle field. Perhaps she came in time to
receive his parting sigh, and her spirit,
quitting its WORKOUT tenement of clay,
winged its way with his to Him who gave
them being. With the assistance of some
of my comrades, consigned this hapless
pair to the earth, wrapped in the same
military cloak; and enveloping the infant
this dear child of my adoption, in my plaid,
| returned to to the spot where our regi-
ment lay.
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From SitL;magn's Journal.

DOC TRAINS OF THE NORTH WEST
Extract OF letter from DIR. Lyman Foote,
from Cantonment Brady, Sault st. Marie,
Lake Superior, to the editor:
Thinking it might be some amusement
to you to see The mode of travelling in the
northwest, Mrs. Foote has sketched dog
train, which | inclose you. Three dogs
will carry man and his provisions. The
traders trave all over the wilderness with
them, over unbeaten snow, generally fol-
lowing the course of rivers.
GAS night approaches, the traveller
seeks thicket, to protect him as much as
possible from the wind. He then digs an
elllptiCal hole in the snow, at one end of
which fire IS built. The bottom is COW
cred with evergreen boughs, on which he
spreads blanket, and wraps himself up,
with his feet to the fire. If the night is
stormy, large evergreen boughs are placed
across the hole, supported by the walls Of
snow on each side. Thus the traveller
and his dogs sleep comfortably in the cold
est weather"
A more particular notice, contained in a
letter from DR.. Foote to the editor, is sub
joined:
"The dogs are easily trained to turn,
halt, and go by word of command. The
whip is only meant to crack at them or give
any OF them severe whipping if he is OBJ
stinate When the traveller wishes his dogs
to turn to the left, he says "chuck,"
chuch," and craks his little whip on the
right side of his train; if to the right he
says "ge," and cracks it on the left side.
When they wish them to start or quicken
their gait, he says "march" or avance"
(GUance;;) when they wish to turn short a
bout they most commonly get out, or put
one foot out, slew the train partly round,
and say vena isse" (venezici) as the Cana
dams pronounce it, "vena issit," making a
motion with the little whip at the same time.
1t is astonishing to see with what facility
dogs are taught and managed. own a
train of dogs, one of which broke myself.
They are great amusement to me in
winter. | frequently ride over the river,
and mile or two round for amusement and
have, with three dogs, taken my wife and
little boy, mile, to make calls on genteel
family, over the river, Ia Mr.. Erwatingen)
who has resided here for ten years, carry
ing on the fur trade.
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deep into his spirit, and the overwhelming
Iefectlon has at last overtaken him, that
life and its honors are as uncertain as the
morning cloud-or as the vapor that riseth
and soon passeth away"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-01-09

STAND FOR BUSINESS. A Frenchman
being about to remove his shop, his land
lord inquired the reason, stating at the
same time that it was considered very
good stand Of business. The Frenchman
replied, with shrug of the shoulders, "Oh
yes, he's very good stand for de business :
ma joi, me stand all day,--nobody come to
make me more
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The following extract from the Review of
tie life of Napolean Bonaparte, is contained IN
tie Christian Examiner, for September and
October, published at Boston. 1t contains an
admirable lesson for American Statesmen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-06-24
Aprhc7.

-hdrStdPs Safe ~ Land in .4f6es,orIe &, Lo,t;co
pursuance Of D''ree OF the Superior Count of CHI,
Icy Tor the Rieh'n"ni Diet, pronounced on Tie I'd ax
Man i1< IN the cause o Nelson Sand x;t of
oe Oyer, dec and OF suhs, guent order Of ,sd ro,
mao. IA e same cause, and dated the eSd June l.z hil
Au''a'y the I'm July )eAt the offer for "A
10 '"e she bidder az public a-eIiI the tfs=t of nod
lying Fauy IN the ruhy Of AibeDae, and rsItly ~, M
county 81 1vuisa, within nies Of Einisay's s,ury ea
Cn'n iis ,a'd 10 tonaIa s34 i'2 belonging To the
goo sH ""eing houses out houses; barn; stable;
&c. fs'''on VIA he gwen on the is day Jan n, xty,tL
- ' - " "fe'
Terms one-thrd cash, the balance in install
nen,s oil and years, 10 be well secured by per-
s"n ' security, ana retaining lien upon the land
until the purchase money be paid
should the above named day prove to be unfair
the sale will be made on the FIRST fair dav ther.aS'
ter, Sundays excepted.
J. GUERRANT. IN. :. e.nRD
r, % OF oDs Of has deputies.
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I.a.A.n ron SAIA,

NhE land heretofore advertised for sale living in ths
rnd 81 Amtlm county, ca lei Hi Gfove IL still 10,
se ihr "hoe usc contains about 5000 acres and s. on
n ApPonat"S not more than IS nail from P.terabuy q
80 ron Hiehm,ui II not previously sod riivs,ey n
e P a. public auction, TIA 81 rhur.iay Of hsy n,1
"nen WI attend Ptepsred, 10 be laid OF m ot.
SUI pureha'st the whole tract cannot he sold tosstb
iouih Of The purchase money VIII be feanite 10 be nsd
I" eSsh aud Tor The ftTdue the terms Sy
10 pufchisers of, II an cth cannot be obiauei n viii a. 3
he offered ~ annual nsislneu II Il ,L,,t o he ,d "
W" % VbsisI !oI tease Ibe ute uHqursiiosshle.
a, s29H. =. GTEES.
~ .Wy' 90 80 ., IOS IDS
TIE Editor of The Old Dominion Peier.burg will plsa.e
insert the above until the day Il sale. r. r. C;iIEs
roe above sal, s unayoldsey postponed ,h. 4lh Mon.
oV 10 June neSi whe Will certainly take place on te
bove terms, at r COemabis Tavern near the pfsmi.s.
Richmond, d,y 6. i,sltds
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.tarshars Sale Of Aa,a ia tae caa:aty Of Rr,

h pursuance ~ Decree OF the Superior Chan
~ eIy tor the Richmond Disirio ed on the 81 "a,
81 march 'S3, an The OF Nelson vs. Drand Executor
OF apt b-hJt'n'h over dee. and Of .ub.e n az de-. -
@ made ~ inc same and dated the 2Sd
'ha' on Thursday the 10th July next J. w Paii-
~ s'n lod jhu'ehl within 40 at miles 1T New Castle
o. ilnd allied liayden said 29e s. acres ,n
we comfy al hAnovet adjoining the lands naac Oliver
"' nts anu othtfsi tue greater part
'Aiu; ahi .s nnrnI mica from the city of Richmond
!Ai'o, oi,Ioi oh, ia tAe "w-r ,nd OF ID. county of
Hunuver, with u land attached and prubSbv 9
inaI.. ~ F' -
t"o Eaf't stlotng said roi,, called s.W.ihn
acre., with = h1use thereon.
A',n, mach Of parcel of 10 Ro,e. called - E,hi
neaus" as ies north Of the Road
i'fm -ene .h%d cash; the balance in n.,9men.. Of one
ahd Two yearsto he well secured by per,ona ,r;v an,
resng hen upon the land until the purchase mone, h. @
ehoIld me aeeye Famed day prov. unfair sAie III
"e maui '"e H'st !dH day herrae, Sunday. excepted
j. GuEHHANT IN. CIR. Il.
Aprrlc7. " w
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EonEEaN.
RUSSIAN DECLARATION or Wsp
GAJNST TURKEY. "
!t--IfFG''aina'y S'lopIemefffo tie Prussiqz SIC,
G0zeifc.

-!t<@fTGo'aitary Sil2piemaiffo tie Prusstqa stats
GGzeffc.
w BERLIN, May 4.
e nave received to-day, from ST. Peters6ut.t
! nc following official documents: 80
MANIFESTO OF HIS MAJESTY. THE. tyr
FERQR
" By TIC Cr1re e God, We Nichnloa E,,
Tor ana hutorIai Of all tie Russias. &c Gr 90
" Tie treaty OF Bucharest concluded In H.,
year 1872, with the Ottoman Porte. aher La,ir..
been Tor sixteen years the subject of reifer,tc AS
pues, now no longer exists, in spite of All our e,
erIons 70 maintain II, and to preserve il Gop An
attacks. lac Porte, not sai-fi. with ba,ing Dc
stroyfd the bass Of that treaty. now defes Rnses,
ana prepares to wage against her beum All ;,,
terhecioneiE--ii summons its people I'm a uass 10
aFHs-accuses Russia Of being its ir,econciIeabie
enemy, and tramries under foot the Converiion -
Norman and with that all preceding Tres,iss
A'sy, we Porte does not hesitate to declare that IL
accepted me conditions Of This peace oliv as ,oast
~ conceal Is Intentions .anI It's proportions for
new war Scarcely is fijis remark IDLE confcssio,.
n'aoe' when the rights Of the Russian flao arc D.;
l@ed' thc vesei which it covers detained and th..
csrgoes made the prey Of rapacious and arbitrar[
government. Our subjects found themselves COW
Peiea 20 pSeas ths,e oalf o. leave without deIav
hoSu'e country, the bosphtFus is closed cur 49,.
ahbihiatcd. Our Southern provinces eenris.i.',
ne only channel ior thc cxporiatioa If to; ,u "a
Huce. are Threatens with ncalcuJabie NINE t.O-
,'''''" ~ IL ioMoj. vhca TIC nero'iar1s,,-..,s
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INSTRUMENTATION sPINGs.

.dHguStd--sULPHUR sPiNGs.
NnHIS establishment open for the reception Of CON
~ psnv, under the erintendsnce Of MIR. John o.
Wrgh WHO has oonduotedh for several years past, much 10
tbe Subtraction Of the visitors.
THIS delightful sumner siunted shout " miles
~ W from staouton, aud 20 miles w on Hsttsenhurg,
gnb on the best road Leading escb place. TO the WARM
uo,, sweet aud White Sulphur SpTing4
waters Contain quantity Of sulpburated hydrogen
YIN some earoonie soid gas AID sufficiently purgative
Us eBee, upon the kidneys, skn aud stomach are almost
Inmediate add upon the secfetuy Ofeans most powerful
In all Of gravel where has tried II has proved
Tyeif peculiarly ehcseoui and ootsneov,, and billions
Auctions experience has fully tested superior e5eaov
Excellent Mail Goscnes from Richmond, Frede ssburg
hud Winchester, sfve st1untgu tunes week, from
vbencca stage will weekpasng tis
70 The Warm, Hot, AMI White Sulphur Spfins'.
Suce the last Turnpike Road has been consfoteJ
from Stsunton 10 the 6prug sud the road from thence
intersection Of he old Warm SPius, Road greatly improved
yhcb reduces the dsuce about 81 ~ miles, and
eounseou with the 5aunOn aud James River Turnpike
ne Turnpike which has beeU constructed she Warm
5pug mOUutsn renders this tbs cost ie,eay& expedition,
route Tor visitors 90 e Springs aud Tsveis 70 The West
Jhe improvements not inferior 10 those Of any of the
Satripg places the State sufficient for the
accommodation Of 100 hcsfdeu.
eIeron shall be wanting to to the Fs,rous Of this
esshIishmep every possible comfort
ro', Once has lately been sst.blished q the "Ansu's
eftogSp TIE PR0PafEToRS
Jun ~. st
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.VEJV 6E.aP OF YIRGLNI.4.

lHE New Map of Virginia, compiled from, arua surveys.
nndeI the authority Of the State, published, srd
may DE ohtanedby desiruus Of arpca
Ihond. - " " '' " ~
ihis work, Effected by the Abour many wears. aud a,
cost OF care aud money ha
ed IN VARSITY aud accuracy Of detail besuy and
OF exec 'on Nreeotsthe highest the science
sk'i oil Tue persons immediately concerned phicaion
aud rust prove highly gratifying and useful public The
egiature have authorised the sale Conf y of tbi.
map on the large scale of 1--we mss nc aud the
outVe with the view of making the sale extensive aud rapid
Moderate pree OF $40. " - " use
shall not make early applications will he unable 10 obin
Copy OF this beautiful and valuable work
August 8. OF -
Map IF Pirgin'G reduced from The Nine SGei hap "
ne state according 10 the prorisi1nt oftAs General
assembly, passed IA March, 1887 published and
say De obtained oa application abovs IS ne, eopy
eePes both Mnps, an eOipeisat portable form. az De
Dee. 1907
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Rubiic Sale of valuable Land near the Univer.,1,
OF Virginia

OF ' IEnIUL9,
Or Monday the 9Th day ni Aug next, will be .oi =,
Oha i"i ssyit, ct The Central Hotel kept by Mr. Joel
W. Df'N' about 9OO ACRES Of valuable Band beiny Size
I.du Of tract Of iaod the ne,ghborhood II Csrie.
ye iasfI 'eingng to the late President Monroe ard
d'b s ran;itr ed 70 BY tn Bank Of CoIuahis y
ht "hoi' raei - fer ssbiy well nhered snd ya,fe5
and advlmsg c"uiy situated; about 500 acres os
,n s' quality aua'hs remaining part good quality
Vh TIE mQunain pat there coum,1ions dv9 ,
with gfsi and mill there AZ. other
1ihef Porivns of the naei. Tine sud hiss been laid III into as
rur thassis. u
Ine lands w be sold credit Of l, a. . snd YEAR.
oayhS inter 81 "tn ih e 81 saie and bonds with
personal etuiy and lien upon the laud will be a,ed ~
stoure the payment - 6" 70
1 esijes mile fom the iati '''' ~'''i' "h"
SAMUEL 81. SMITH, President
>Office Of Bank, IT, &. Washington.