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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26

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iincg Clerk ofthc Eastern District M T.,
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NEJP BOOKS INSISTS.
MEMOIR of dc viii Clinton
~ Dwishts Travels in the North Of Germany.
Tales OF the Good Woman.
Dicks Philosophy ofthe Futuse State
Amir Khan, and other Poems by L. NJ nayi,svlu
Twelve Gears Military Adventure.
The Colegians, IN volumes
Cliuton; by Jas. Renwck NJ A. ~
Adl1m on the Vine; new edition.
Carriers Letters; and Cheap edition
Progressive Drawing BO0s
Anoits Physics
Lllss Medical FounUNlry
Lowdon's Gardening.
Bowdtchc's Navigator.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26
CLASSICAL RE.4DER.
IutltiS work has lust been rece;vod -, o.

Aiio "ofh has just been received at the
bookstore opposite the Eagle. An extract
from tue Visitor & Telegraph of Oct last, Will SHOW
The nature and object Of the work. ''''
. Iht CLAssicaL R6ADkR, Selection os Lessons IL;
refa from The most eminent English and American wrers
TOT ue use Oh The higher classes in public and private
Boston. ~ -: a. A-i'ISoh OF
This work Is valuable acquisition TO DUR ssho,. .i
one ei Ike character, has long been very much wanted
ieaas BOOKS hitherto put into Tia: hands OF the bb.r
ID our scnooss are Ill suited gain object in view TTo
examination OF TINS work, mink anon. the be,i con,ua
we nave seen for tho of advanced classes and ir
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parents ann teachers 20 SOME of which viii briefly dy,,
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mogt ofPen aud Pocket Knives Of a mod and surro,
quality aud hnish still reasonable Prices Than ae Ir
has lccu reoenuy selling so cheap.
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backgammon Boards, (best EnRlish)
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CUmgissioneJ'S 06ls, Rieirpopd ih JIsy, 1929.
The parties iutcrcsedn the execution the order
are hereby notified, that have appointed Wednesday the
29'h day Of July next 60 commence the at this Office;
az which time they are hereby required attend hearing
Of che matters IN references by virtue OF the said order
before me, duly prepared with all necessary documents aud
proofs 10 enable pe to proform the order.
THOMAS GREEN, Commissioner.
NAV T2-IO,C
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26
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l. kct Square,) have Just received
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26
SAVAGE COTTON FACTORY

SihGlNlA: AT rules, holden The clerk office the
superior count ct chaucery lnr tue Richmond district
the 81 day of June, 1929: Sarah Powell, IN her own
right as widow of James Powell dec, Eliza A. naitha
a., Ariadne c, aud Sarah n. j. Powell infau, children
OF said James Powell, dec by the said their gnar
dian, pits against Addison Puwc admin. of James Pow
ell, dec ipm Gholson aud George Mason, dhs.
The defendant George Mason, not having entered
hs appearance and given security according lite of
assembly ~ the rules OF this court aud appearing 10y salts
faetnFy evidence ,lai he is nina bant uf this
country II IS ordered, That said defendant do auea
here on the hSst day of the January tenn, aud
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; AID that copy f this
ORDER Oe forthwith inserted ia newspaper published
~ tho city OF Richmond, for months excessively, aud
pasted at the font dnur OF the capitol, in said city
Ill copy leslie, WM. G. PEwDLEToN, g. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-26

W IkGINlA;-At IA superior Court ChaucrTy holder,
tt'e Capitol in the city Of Richmond, on Saturday
March 2lst, 1929 Elizabeth Kcia rdson, pt against
Abel p. Cpshur, admor, &c. OF Thomas WILSON, dec'd
Robert Gamble, John g; Gamble Charles Ellis and J,hn
Allan Merchants aud PaTtuers doing business under the
ifr'u OF Ellis Allan, Thomas Guy William Price, David
Bullock, Daniel, William aud Corbin Warwick, William
d. Wren, Sergeant of the city uf Richmond aud adlour Of
Christopher rnn'pkius, deceased William McKim Edward
Cshl, John Bryce, John Robinson, Anderson Barrett
Frederick Harris, Edward Cunningh s Richard Anderson
Richard Booker, Thomas Taylor, VIM day. ir., Jsouelin
Is lIarve, William Dabney, f., Edward uaJlam, John
WIeaham' James Curtie, Benjamin James Harris. dlL
THIS cause n Which the plaintiff appears TO have pro-
ceeded IN the mode prescribed by law, against the den
danis RnSer, Gamble, Richard Booker aud James Currc
wh" are out Of this county, aud in which tia bill hath
been TAKEN, for confessed all the Other
except Abel p. Upshur J0hu Robinson, Frelecx Harris
bill. the answer of tho said la named defendants win
rcaions thereto, and exhibits and srgcej by COUNSEL:
On consideration where Of doth the ecn-
dams, render accounts beuie commissioner OF Court
showing The several by them respectively pad in
rpou teir respective shares OF the Wesihan Turnpike Com
pany, aud The balances respectively due from each; and
thatiho said commissioner do also wing
ue proportions, in which the defendants are Justly
chageable with the debt due the plaintiff le said
Commissioner do also state O The
o the defendants Upsbur and Wien, upon their respective
inesinns estates, which The said Commissioner
directed 10 eysmiue aud report tire Court, With any
matters specially stated dcemed petpent by himself or
wbirh may be TequiTedby the parties "a be stated
Copy. Tcsic, VIM. G.. PENDLE1oN, c. c.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-02
From London World
A NARRATIVE FOR THE BRUNSWICKERS.
[Concluded lrom page 9s7. ]

Andrew, as we have already said, had by nature
sufficient of that boldness and fortude of spirit,
which bends not easily beneath misfortune and the
many sulerings and hardships he had endured, had
only served to call forth and strengthen the natural
frlnness Of his mind for although trying circumsan.
ces may depress and ovcrwlen the weak and the mid.
they never fail to summon forth the energies and
heighton the courage of vigorous spirit But An
drew trusted not to the bravery of human strength
eset himself not like the distressed hero of romance,
to can up the natural foritude of his SOUL and pre-
pare 10 meet all the evils that were gathering around
him in the strength of mnn-created might. He had
been taught, that the strength of man is weakness his
WISDOM folly and all the resolutions of his natural
bravery fear and trembling at the approach Of death
And he turned himself to the throne of that God
whom ne had always served, knowing he had sufficient
help to give in every time Of need and y tie tervor
Of condding prayer, sought the prote his pow
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-02

Anecdote Of Pope.-When the Essay on Man was
first published, it came out in parts, and without
little after the appearance Of the first, Mr.
Morris accidentally paid visit to Mr. Pope, who, af-
ter the first cviities over inquired Of him what
news there was in the learned world and what new
pieces were brought life Morris replied that there
little or nothing worth notice; that there was, in
deed thing come out, called An Essay on Man, the
first episte threatening more, for he had read it, and it
was most abominable piece of stuff, shocking poetry
insulerable philosophy, conference or connexion at
ALL If had thought" continued he's :" that you had
not seen it, would have brought it with me-" Upon
this, Mr. Pope very frankly told him. that he had seen
before it went to press for it was his own writing
work of years, and the poetry such as he thought
proper for the expression of the subject on which
side he did not imagine it would eyerh have been attack
ed, especially by any pretending 10 have knowledge in
the harmony of numbers" This like clap Of
thunder to the mistaken critic he reached his hat,
and with blush and bow, took his leave Of MIR Pope
and never ventured to show his unucy face there
again. liverpool Albion.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-02


Poetco0ur readers may remember the beautiful apos-
trophe, in Lala Rookh beginning
oh, ever thus from chldhood's hour,
I've my fondes hopes decay;
/ neSe loved flower,
But twas the first to fade away &C.
In late Georgia Courier we find the following parody
The exqusely affecting and founded the
eternal experience of childhood.
Twas ever thus from chldhood's hour,
I've my fondes hopes decay;
never had a bird flower,
That did not fly or fade away.
never had little kit,
To purr softly my lap,
But fortunes malice FOLLOWED it,
To kill by curr, school boy rap
never had a bit of toast
Particularly good and wide,
But fell upon sanded floor,
And always the butterd side.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-02

Reton Sugical.-Ata late examination of the Col
leae of Surgeons, candidate asked by Abernethy
what lie would do if were blown up with gun
powder? Why cooly answered the tyro, wait
till he came down again. True" said Abernethy,
and suppose | kicked you for such an impairment
reply, what muscles should put in notion " Why
said the young man. the aexors and extensors of my
right arm for would floor you directly"
London paper.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-02

By turns each gormandizng guest,
To stuff as heartily as she did.
Dear Mrs Hoggins, what-your cup
Tnfn'd in your saucer, bottom up
Dear me, how soon you've had your fill!
LEI me persuade yol--one more sup,
Twill do you good, indeed it N:
Psha nov. you're only making game,
Or else YOU tea'd atore you came.
Sion, Mrs Jnkins, let me stir it,
Before pour out any more
No, nam, that's just as prefer it
0 then III make it as before.
Lauk! Mrs Dump, that toast seems dry,
Do tahe and eat this middle bit;
The buffers fresh you may rely,
And fine price paid for it.
No doubt, ma 'am--what shame it IS.
and Cambridge loo again has rizi
You don't deal now with Mrs Keats
No, sees bad one Ma 'am she cheats.
Hush Mrs Crump's her aunt.-Good lack!
How lucky she just turn'd her back
Don't spare the toast, ma IN don't say no,
I've got another round below;
give folks plenty when ax'em,
For cut and come again's my maxim;
Nor should deem il misfort'n,
If you demolished the whole quart'n,
Though bread is a shameful price
Why did they 'bollsh the assize
charming garden, Mrs Dobbs,
For drying-An't II, Ms Hobbs!
But though our water-tub runs DER,
A heavy wash is such bore,
Our smalls is all that we hang out.
Well, that's luxury no doubt.
La Mrs Taps, do only look,
Those grous can never be misook;
Well, such a cup! it can't be worse,
See, here's six horses in hearse,
And there's the church and burying-place,
Plain as the nose upon your face:
Next dish may dssipate your doubts,
And give you less unlucky gr0uts:
One more you mnst-the pot has stood,
J warrant me it's strong and good.
There's Mrs Sprggns in the garden;
What fine gown! but begging pardon,
1t seems 10 me amazing dlngy-
Do you think her shawl, ma am, s real Ingy
Lord love you! no: we'll, give me cloes
That's plain and good, ma am, not like those.
Though not tawdry, Mrs Jacks,
We do put clean things on our backs.
Meat, ma am, is scand 'lous dear. Perhaps
Yol deal, ma am, still with Mrs Taps.
No |; we know who's got TO pay,
Wien butchers drive their one-horse ebay.
Well, pay nine for rumps. At most
We pay but eight for bold and roast,
And get our rumps from Leadenhall
AT seven, taking Sims and all.
Yes, meat is monstrous dear all round;
Bu' dripping brings groat pound.
Thus on swift wing the moments few.
Until was time TO say adieu,
When each prepared to waddle back,
Warm'd with sip of Cogniac,
Which was with Mrs Dobbs a law,
Wiene'er the night cold and raw.
utbreilas, pattens, lanterns, clogs,
W rI't-away the party logs,
'~ solitude again
,lt Pow re umed its reign,
hlaun cr5,y,l'd = aght.
-. G4-,e,..l cloudy nighlp'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-15
For Sale.

YHHE propertyofa gentleman attached to one ofthc
L Foreign Legations, about to leave this country.
An English patent double action, These instruments
or movement Pedal Harp are in excellent
do do Grand Piano order the two
with the invented metal. first only used
lie Resembling Tubes one season, and
do Square Piano, with add. sold under first
tional Keys cost
An English Chariot, with Eammercloth. and Hickey
Seat
very light Barouche, for or two horses
pair OF Sorrel Horses, either for harness saddle,
Gone of which is excellent lady's horse) har-
ness, saddles, brides, &c.
fcask of Ciaret, running from to 400 bottles, not
long imported
Also, English double barrel Guns, one with Percus
sion, the other with Flint Locks
Also, an English Rife
The whole. as well as variety Of Articles Of Fur.
niture, to he seen from the present date and during the
month of June, until further notice.
For further information, apply to Mr.. NJ =. POOR,
Auctioneer, or on the Premises, in the house adon-
ing the one formerly occupied by the Honorable Kch.
ard Rush, near the Lower Bridge leading to George.
town.
For all sums $50, liberal credit will be given.
Washington, june 6-2aw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-15
IRELAND.

DREApruL RIors.-A collision, attended with
fatal results, has taken place between The peo-
pie and the police at Ballina, Three men were
Shot dead by the fire of the police, the arm OF
a boy was broken by ball, another person was
shot in the neck, and several were more or less
wounded The police interiered with The peo>
pie without, necessity, and continued to dis
charge their fire arms amongst them. An in
quest was held on the bodies OF the persons
Killed, ard the jury, composed half OF Ca'ho-
lies and half Prolestanis, returned verdict OF
WiLful Murder against Sergean, VIM. Brown,
one Of the policemen. Al the fair al Balhbay,
Monaghan, boy Brunswickers, armed with
bludgeons, swords, bayoae,s, and daggers, as
saul,ed the Catholics, and great many per-
sons were dreadfully mangled, though, for'u-
nately, no lives were lost. In the course OF
the day the town was paraded by groups,
vocifer a,ing horrible yells crying "'o hell with
the Pope" TO hell with O'Connell and all the
Papists {" "To hell Nth the King" huzza
for the Brunswickers," 4" no surrender, no, ne
yer, never"
Thus i, is that the people Of Ireland have to
suffer the revenge oflhe opponents OF Emanei-
patton. We trust, however, the energy OF the
Government, will be pu, forth to stop such out
rageous pr oceedings.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-15

News FROM CouRT.-A correspondent OF ;he
Albany Argus writes from Washington that
Ne had been Introduced to the President by the
Oldest son Of The Secretary of State, Major Van
Barren, young gentleman OF Is or 10 years Of
are The writer thinks that, from present
physical appearances, the Executive is stout
enough TO serve for two terms and hall Ion
gr, eight or ten years. In the name OF The
people Of Albany, the Magnificent lncogni'o
invited the President TO visit tina, ancient city.
The President in ima,cd his intention Of visit.
ing the interior Of this STATE next year; but the
domestic privy council were in favor OF the
present season. All this (says the New York
Commercially is intel esti2g enough in priv ate
brrr; but ills bad taste TO publish it as Cour'
news in the State paper Of plain Quaker Re-
public like New York.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-15
N,E.EN N.D8IAs
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE IS. 1929.

r,,v1 FROM LissoN.-By an arrival at Bos'
.,n an Monday evening, the latest advices (up
!. Nav l4,hl were received. Captain Mason
,,,,d LA, no papers could be obtained by
,:-,.,If or consignee, as their publication had
,..n suppressed by the tyran, Miguel: the IN
Infants Of the city were in great Confusion,
:, ,r;sous flied with victims TO satisfy his
yooJ thirsty vengeance, and executions were
.,,.,aD,ly taking place. He understood that
-, os the FIRST citizens of Oporto were TO be
,.,r at tia, place about the time he sailed and
=. ~, wives and children OF many, who for
..,;r lived in splcndor, were seen begging Tor
,,.,d in the sIreris!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-15

Loss Of the Steamboat Connecticut. letter receiv
states that the steamboat Connecticut which has re-
Gently been put the Eastern line, ran ashore in the
fog on Thursday night last, little rocky island
back of Fletchers Neck, with thirty passengers on
board and il is feared she will be lost She was bound
from Boston to Portland. The Connecticut formerly
piled between Eew.York and Providence.
BY the Boston mail we learn that the Con-
necticut was got off with very little damage,
and arrived at Portland next day. We were
morally sure when we 6rs, saw the news Of the
accident, that this tough old vapour boat had
not gone 10 Davy's locker. There is no such
thing as using her up. She has been driven
on shore three or four times before and always
was got off as good as new.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-15
FOR sale.


4 GROUND RENT Of 1913 IS. secured on a Lot
IA fronting 40 feet on Prncessstre and l23 feet
inches on ST. Asaph.stree on which lot is erected Sc
verai buildings.
+ Also, Lot of ground Royal and Duke streets,
running north 90 feet Royastreet from the
and l23 west Duke street, to the lot of st. Paus
Church.
Also, small Lot on the south side Of princessstreet,
fronting 20 feet and running south l23 feet inches
This lot is situate to the west Of Mr. Brockes brick
stable.
Also, One Acre and 8 1lths Of acre, beginning on
the east side Of Washington and the south side of the
first street north Of Montgomery running thence
With Washington street to Montgomery street, thence
north IS feet east 255 feet to st. Asaphstree thence
with said street 2S7 feet the first street north of
Montcomery.street, thence with said street to the be-
ginning.
The above property will be sold at private SALE on
anpIicaton to the subscriber and if not sold by the
apth of July at private sale, will be then set up for
sale to the highest bidder The terms OF sale are one
fourth in thirty days. and the residue in six, twelve and
Eighteen months the two last payments to bear inte
rest from the day of sale. The purchasers 10 give
their notes with approved endorsers
iune II GEO, WHITE, Aurt-