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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-13

NihOINIA: AT a superior court of chancerv boLIen !,
the capitol IN the city Of Richmond, on the az,
day OF January, 1928: William Mann, in hi, Co.
right ana as eX'or of James Mann deed, pIt. oeain,f Rsn.
Jamin Mann IN his own right and as ex'nr Of Jane, MAJ.
Z u WIN lrueheari, late sheriff Of Hanover county arJ
rs Suon S1Inlnistrator Of John Mann, deed. Nsr,b: W.,
tihg'rn' VINO was Martha Mann, Austin Porter and "a
ny ms VIE Elizabeth Wade, who was EI,zsbs,, NJ"
heuhen Burton, ex'oT of Thomas Wade. James NJ
hi'zaneth Manu- aud Adeliue Mann, GeoTse GIm"n'
W IN Gilman and Milly Gilman, Thompson Mann ""'
ri, .ICo w, S IL" W. ""e' Moore and Judith
p' we, VIM Manu. George Mann and Sarah Mann.
rake street and Temple Elliott, John d. Brown, Ei"'
ming Brown Thomas Cawthornc, Amn Mann. uiJou 90
James NiaHn' Elizabeth who intrrmaried with
Juoy' George William aud Sally Mann, children ~
George Mann, deed, dts. ""'e" VI
Ih's cause IN which the plaintiffs appear IN have ,o
ceeoed IN The modc prescribed by Law arsipst tho dr.
n"n's n uslin Porter and Fanny his vile, James M"
SeoIee "iIman, VIM Gilman, Miily Gilman, Thompsn,
ma"n' Martin aud Elizabeth his wife, Moo
ana judith his wife, VIM Mann, George Mann. sa,.h
nahh and Thomas Cawthornc who arc out Of this ona'
wy, an1as To the other defendants on the several dsr,s,.,
orders taxing The bill for confessed rs TO them. csro 80
ms DAY to he heard on the bill and exhibits. and 49,.
argued by counsel; on consideration wbereoC ,hs 49,,
h"h order' that one of its commissioner do s,s,e The ~
Ve'a' accounts between the parties in the bill tpentionsd
am report the same IN the court, with any Walters ,rs''
e'a'ly stated, deemed pertinent by himself or which MAJ
oe required by the pa rites to he so stated.
Aeopy. Jestc, WI. g. PENDLEToN, G.. G
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-13

Ihe prices on mental and fancy TYNE have been ~
duced in a greater proportion.
oId type received in exchange, at 9 cents per III.
a Book oI Specimens will shortly he published.
STEREOTYPING will be done AZ the love-, n,icos -
the best manner, as heretofore.
Publishers Of Newspapers in the States Of New Je,-
sey, PennsyIvanta' Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North
ana south Carolina and Georgia, who awe the above 3
conspicuous Insertions, shall b. entitled to 50 50, pavable
u" 'yPP, or IN settlement of account. J. HOWE,
July u 81 Corner Of Grown aud CaiIowbtu st,sets
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PUBLIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Fs>liE subscriber informs his friends and the public gen
eta'ly, mat IN connection with his mercantile business
at w Ilmington, Fluvanna, he has taken that old and well
kn"wn Public House, recently Kept by Mrs. wills, Tnow
Mis- C"le,l and hopes to obtain a position Of the public
patronage.
Inc House haV'hg undergone various necessary repairs,
IS now'in complete order for the reception Of Travellers.
aud as Mrs. Cole will devote herself exclusively 10 ,h.
oon'est'c c"netrns at the establishments, nothing can be
wanting t" render the stay nG the visitors agreeable. The
Bar will always be furnished with the mos, choice liquors,
selected by the subscriber in person, aud he can assure his
iTicnds that none better can be procured IN Virginia.
VIM. COLE
n. y. Visitors will recoilect tha, my Establishment is n
white Frame House on ;hc len hand side Of the main
Stage Road leading TO Charlottesville.
Wilmington, Juno 26-w6t G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-13

VIRGINIA. Al superior court of ehaneery holden =,
TIC 9epl'", w inc Guy OF Richmond, on Wednesday,
b. Gibson, III. 5"' 'oUe''
On motion Of the defendant, by counsel, and II spo.a,.
,ng 10 Ie ,S'saou"n OF the rourt, that security given by
."e p.''H'n '' prosecuting the Injunction, awarded him
~ ms cau,e' IS insufficient to secure the pavmsn, NJ the
money sought To he injoined, the court doth o,ds,. ,bst
"ItI ~ p,',n,'h give other security unexeep,io1able,
wv" 'p.'y nays after he shall have been served vi,h a
g"py oi nus order for prosecuting the ,aid iniunetion. ,bs,
II stand Dissolved as IN act Of this dsv. '"" WV
n Copy' Teste, VIZ. G. PENpLRroy. G.
M RICHARD LTGoN; Sir, Above Is = eorv NJ m
oIuer ~ o"ur', Of which ! take this mode of giving Won
no.'ce' aefeeabIy r To the act of tho General As,embIy ~
Gm. ' "'a,'" W such case made, you being al this
'nr 'f'Ideui without the said rommovvreaIth.
- "+l e. HCBERr q, GIBSON.
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EHR THOMAS TAYLOR is authorize

to sell two valuable LOTS, living near the
centre Of The city: one III front of the washington
Tavern, the other immediately back of Mr.. StanoTd's,
ne improvements ON the first are removable at the
end of the term (3Ist Dec. next by Dir. GodJ;n The
''iaht' GEO. HAY, acting
luHc for the PrnDrisfor
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NOTICE.
a LII persons indebted to the estate of the late Re-
pert hewen, are requested to settle the same.
and those to whom the estate is indehieJ will .ea IN
their claims for adjustment.
DAVID BARCLAY, Admir-
lun2 Is OF Robert Kewen, dec.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-13
CIRCUIAR.

NliE co-Partnerslip heretofore existing between
the subscribers, under the firm Of Spear, Carrie
Charles q. Carleton. """ u
July IS, 1929. CHASSG. CARLETOv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-13
FICKLING,

H. opposite the Eagle door, has for e,e
y = the articles used IA making the Green aud yellow Pjc,ls
viz TunmcrIc, Long and Black PeppcI
Cloves, Mace, Ginger, and Mustard Seed
UH Auspce, Cinnamon, Horse Radish, aud Garlic.
{ tOCToN.-25 square bales Of Cotton, for sale.
apef JAS. WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-13

AFLoRIOA BATER.-'io. ~. Bamire has irs, TO-.
ccvcd ? farther supply {. F..r.a Water e9mcth adm
red 'or Is Gc,icae perfume. iny r,
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Oh Type received in payment At Q cyn,s p6 III.
July "
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22
NOTICE

E $ hereby given to the residents and non.
 residents, owners of real estate in the town of Cornwall, who have taxes unsettled made on the assessment list of 1895 and 1926, that the subscriber will sell at the public sgn-post of said town of Cornwall, on the 17th day of March, 1929, at three o'clock P. M. so much of the real estate of the following named per sons, (viz.) Andrew Brown. Lyman Thomas Philo Bassett, President and Directors Phn- nix Bank, Oliver B. Hart, Reuben Hart. Sa- mnel Philips, Reuben Webster and Uric! Holmes, as will pay town tax of four and half cents on the dollar on the assessment list Of 1895, and state tax of one cent on the dollar, and two town taxes, one of five cents and one of three cents on the dollar, made on the assessment list of 1926, with costs of sale SJc. ANSON ROGERS. CoUocirr
 CornaCaU. Dec. 28, 1928 Q,
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22
Collectors NOtlce

NOTICE is hereby given that the snbscri- 1V Der has received warrants to collect state and town tax made on the assessment list of the town of Cornwall for 1927 and that he wif attend to receive the same at the store of Samuel Hopkins, on the l7th day of February, 1929, from 9 to 12 o'clock A. N. and at the store of Beirce & Harrison from one to four o'clock P. M. on said day; and at the dwelling house of the subscriber on the 18th day of February, 1929, from nine o'clock A. M. 10 9 o'clock P. Nj. The duty of the Collector is indispensable and all per sons neglecting this notice may expect to pav fees. ANSON ROGERS, CoIIector
 CornacdW, Jan. 7. 1929 a1
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22
Pioneer Line.
Daily LimefrOm Litch-
 field to HartfOrd.

Y EAVES Litchfeld every morning (Sun- N days excepted,) at 6 o'clock, and ar rives in Hartford at o'clock Leaves Hart ford every morning, Sundays excepted) at o'cciock, and arrives in Litchftld at 4.- Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. via North field, Plymouth, Bristol, and Pennington. to Hartford returns from Hartford on the same route the next days. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, from Litchfield via Harwin- ton, Burlington. Pennington, to Hartford Returns from Hartford on the same route the following days.
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22
MISCELLANY,
TIE BATTLE OF B9ANDyWTNF

The battle of Brandywine vas fo,oht on the l1th of September, l777. and i"s,oa o all the day long. It was blood, aa:a;" "a.t" ," us, and had we'll nigh proved fatal |. Ge" "
 Greene and Gen. Sullivan. We had >.aa" in the saddle about four hours and a G h,if under the intrepid Pulaski, who, with his own hands examined our points, pistols & furniture, as if assured that the struggle would be deadly and long confirmed one. The day was one ofthe most beautiful tha, eyer broke over the earth. We were hall a mile from the main body, ranged along a green slope facing the west our horses, in
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22
NOTICE.

N7 E the subscribers being appointed by W the honorable Court Of Probate G,, the District of Litchield, Commissioners or, the estate of
 JEMIN1A LOOMS, late of Torriugton, deceased, represented in solvent, give notice that we will meet at the late dwelling house of the deceased, in Tnr rlns'nn, on the first Monday in July next, al one o'clock F: M. to examine claims against sato estate. All claims must be legally attes- ted, or be debarred recovery. Six mnnths are allowed by said Court from this d,te G,r tne creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims.
 URI WHITING, comnats-
 ALPHEUs HODGES, s'o"ers.
 Iorrington, Jan. ,, 1929 *a1
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22
POETRY.

The following lines, entitled "The Sabbath Eve ara ex,rac,ed from the New-EngIand Weekly Ne- view, and are from ,Ae pen of G. D. Pre"'ce Esq the editor of tha teaper, who has written muc" ""e pOetry The leader need not be told that they arc eX tremelv beAutilul.-Ed.
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
 pursuance of an order of the honorable N Court of Probate for the District of Lifch hrld' will be sold at auction, on Thursday the S9fh day Of January instant, all the personal estate of JENNA LOOMS, late of Torrington, deceased. at the late dwrI- Ing house of said deceased. consisting of a Cow, seven Sheep, a mow of. Hay, House hold Furniture, &e. Sale to commeace a, al 10 o'clock A. M
 ASAPH GILLETT, Adm'r. Io~ington, Jun. l2, 1929 xxs1
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22
FOR SALE, A FAR N.

SITUATED in Great Burlington. Berk- 0shire county, Massachusetts. one mile and a quarter west of the Episcopal church. con ta"'os l5O acres of Land,
 suitably proportioned as to pasture, meadow and wood land, and is we'll adapted to either grain or grass. Terms of sale made easv to the purchaser. Apply on the premises to
 HENRY DEWEY. Great Harrington. Jan. Is, 1929 *s1
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22
FOR NEW-HAVEN AND NETWORK.

Leaves LitchfrId Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday inornngs,at 8 o'clock. vio Wood bury, Oxford, and Derby, to New Haven
 J. PARKS, Proprietor. Litchield, Dec. 9, 1928. e8
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22

Those who arc apt to take offence, are tho most likely to offer it.
 HoV to StoD a,0dy BGcon.-Marred,a at Middletown, Conn. MT. Curtis Bacon, to Miss Ann Stow.
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22
THE SABBATH EVE.

II is blessed hour.-The star
 Of Evening lights the sleeping wave, And blossoms in it's purple home,
 A lilly on the dewy grave fparted twiIight.-lts soft beam Comes purely down o'er hlH and stream, As if it bore 10 sinners here Sweet tidings from boiler sphere. Der yon blue rockst lonely trees
 In shadowy groups recline, Like pensve Nuns at evening bowed
 Around their holy shrne;- And through their leaves the night winds blow So caIm and stiIl-their music low Seems the mysterious voice of prayer Faint echoed on the evening air. The msiS go up from lake and stream,
 Like incense to a God beloved And OCT the glowing waters move,
 As erst the Holy Spirit moved The torrents voice, the waves low hymn Seem the far songs of Seraphim, And clearer glows yon veil ofbiue, As Eden's light were breaking through. There is q dream OfbIessedness
 In every hue of Earth and Heaven, And the calm face of Nature wears
 The sweet look of saint forgiven :- Oh who on such an eve can feel Heavens purest influence o'er hln steal, And muse upon the glories there Nor kneel with Natures seifin prayer
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22
3sank Nutr TatIr.

Bills Of the following Banks are received in pay nent or deposit attEe PHGNIX BANK in this town. The list will be corrected occasion may require.
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22
NOTICE,

1NO iCE.
 NHE Honorable Court of Probate for inc A District of Litchlicld has assigned Tues day the 27th day of January. 1S29, at one o'clock in the afternoon, at the ProbaIe Oc, fee in LitchfeId,f for the appointment of Com missloners on the estate of
 TIMOTHY HUMESTCN. late of Harwinton, deceased, represented in solvent: All persons interested in said estate are hereby notified to appear ifthay see pro per. at the time and place above aiantiened, aud be heard in the premises. q"
 BENAJAH HAYDEN, Adn'r. Litchfeld, Jan. IS. 1929 s1
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22
From the New-York Advertiser. TO THE DYING YEAR.

 Thou desolate and dying year Emblem of transitory man, Whose wearisome and wild career, Like thine is bounded to span 1t seems but as little day
 Since nature smiled upon thy birth, And spring came forth in fair array, To dance upon the joyous earth. Iet-yet the radiance IS not gone
 Which shed rchnes Der the scene, Which smiled upon the golden dawn When skies were brilliant and serene Oh! still melancholy smile
 Cleans upon natures aspect fair, To charm the eye little while, Ere ruin spread his mantle there. Thou desolate and dying year
 Since Time entwined thy vernal wreath, How often love hath shedthe lear And knelt beside the bed of death: How many hearts, that lightly sprung When joy was blooming hat t4-.i'A, Their finest chords by death unstrung, Have yielded lile's expiring srgIi. And pilowed low beneath the clay,
 Have ceased to melt-to breatl-to burn, The proud, the gentle and the gay,
 Gathered into the mouldering urn. Whist freshly flowed the frequent tear For love berefl-affection fled For all that were our blessings here,
 The loved-the iost-the sa.nted dead Thou desolate and dying year,
 Prophetic of our final fall Thy buds are gone-thy leaves are sere,- Thy beauties shrouded in the pail; And all the garniture that shed
 A brilliancy upon thy prime,. Hath, like morning vision, fled
 To the expanded grave of Time. Time Time In thy triumphal flight How all life's phantoms fleet away The smile of Hope-aud young Delight, Fame's meteor beam-aad Fancy's ray They fade-and on thy heavlng tide, Rolling its stormy waves atar, Are bolne the wrecks of human pride, The broken wrecks of Fortunes war. Thou desolate and dying year!
 Earth's brightest pleasures fade like thine; Like eyen,ng shadows disappear, And leave the spirit to repine. The st cam of life thai used to pour Its fresh and sparkling waters on While Fate stood watching on the shore Aol. xoll sI,o Where hath the morning splendour flown Whchdanced upon that chrystal stream Where are the joys to childhood known, When life is an enchanted dream? Enveloped in the starless night Which destiny hath overspread, Enrolled upon that tracklcss flight,
 Where the dark wing of Time hath sped. Oh! thus hath life it's even tide
 Of sorrow, lonelines and grief; And thus, divested of it's pride,
 hwithers like the yellow leaf! oh! such is life's autumnal bower,
 When pluudered of it's summer bloom! Ano such IS Nse's autumnal hour,
 which heraids man unto the tomb.
The Litchfield County post., 1829-01-22

NEW-HAMPSHlRE. Cheshire Bank, at keene C.aremont bank Concord bank. Conn. River, Charleston. Grafton bank, Haverhi!i. Stratlord bank, Dover. iierrlmac, at Concord. Exeter.
 Farmers bank. Amherst. Pemlgewasset, Plymouth. plscataqua, Portsmouth Rockingham, do. Commercial, do: .>ew-Hampsi'ire. do New -llamp. Union. do Portsmouth, do. Rock'ngham, do. d,.., Winnipisiogee, Meredith ,I,;'il .
 MASSACHUSETTS,. nIi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-15

WooosTocK, (Va) Oct 8.
On Tuesday last, called session Oyer and
iermier for Shenandoah county, trial of negro
Joe, slave the property OF Geo Hupp Esq charged with
having conued Rape respectable and elderly lady on
ouncay the eth u The circumstances disclosed by the
testimony the OF the Prosecutors osi out.
raseouS and diahocal character and aggravated by se-
qhent attempt at murder He guilty BY the Court,
and sentenced TO be executed Friday the s0h ay of No
veiner next His brazen front, and chilling ercnce pend
Of hanGman pun
Cns u Lowell Esq assigned the corr, as counsel for
me prisoner Joseph Samuels, Esq n absence of she
o'ney Tor Inc commonwealth conducted the prosecution on
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-15

and empire; ut the same time soci,inn of tho Sr,,.
spare the intther eusion of blood by entering into
negociat'en for peace with the Russians which hi,
,.gnheSs az length complied with, in consequence Of
which, when the accounts left Constnnt;nonle some
take place. feu SAoi1y ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-15
WooosTocx. VA. Or, q.

JOHN Il. RICHARDSON, Sea-.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-06
dry the leave Of Provi
cond Journey,

whence, the annual sermon for the benefit of the One
sinus Society, win be delivered on Sunday evening
next by the Rev ELIAS HAnsrsoN. at early candle
light, in the Pirst Presbyterian Church.
1t is proper to state. that, in consequence OF the
small amount Of annual contributions. the funds OF the
Society are generally exhausted by the middle OF ia
nuary; and that during the past year, such has been
the inclemency Of part Of the season, that calls TOT
aid have been frequent and pressing than usual
From this cause, the appeal now about to be made's
one of more than ordinary necessity. and recollechng'
with gratitude the kindness with which such appeals
have hitherto been met, together with the promptness
and Eberality by which the Treasury has been sup
Piled scarcely doubt is entertained to the results
Of this. The benehcent operations of the Society ex-
tending themselves to the poor Of the town in gene
raj without regard to sect denomrnation the appeal
in their behalf WILL of course, be considered as equal
" extensive, - E,'+
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-06
CONGRESS.

In the SENATE on "Wednesday, no business oil
importance was transacted.
In the HOUSE, the joint resolution from tas
Senate for The appointment Of a committee on
The part of that body, aud Of The House oil
Representatives, for the purpose Of examining
the votes given by the electors Of the diff rent
States for President and Vice President, for The
four years ensuing the fourth OF March mex
was read first, second and third time aud pas
sei.
Mr. lneersoII called the attention Of the house
on the following bills, No. 1873 and LA, page s
in the calendar:
A bill TO reform Inc Penal Laws Of the Dis.
rct Of Columbia; aad
A bill concerning the government of the PEN
nentiary in he Dls,ric, Of Columbia.
Mr. lngersoll, from the Committee on the
District Of Columbia, observed, tina, i, must
be apparent 10 all, that the subject Of the bills
was Of the highest importance; and i, was ne
eessary tina, they should be acted upon wi,hou,
delay. He moved, therefore, that the Cons
mitiee Of the Whole House be discharged from
the farther consideration Of them, and that they
be referred 10 Committee Of the Whole on
The state Of the Union.
The motion was carried 10 the affirmative.
Some discussion took place on motion 10
print 5000 copies Of the Repor, of the Com
mi'iee OF the Senate, relative to Sunday mails
Su, The hcnr elapsed without coming to de-
/ clsion.
The bill to reduce the tonnage duties on YES.
sells, was taken into>consideration, and occu-
Fied the attention Of The House for the remain
der of,he day.
The bill was finally ordered 10 be engrossed
and read third time. While this bill wa.
pending, and after some accidental question
had been taken by yeas and nays, Mr.. Nickulls
requested leave, to give bis vote, inasmuch as
he Was out Of the bar Of the House when his
aame was called, The Speaker decided that
he could no, vote. Mr.. Nickull's appealed to
The House, bu, the Speakers decision was
manufacturers 8; one Of them Mr.. Weems
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-06

ITEMS FROM FRENCH PAPERS. The Chamber
Of Pee,s and the Chamber Of Deputies were to
meet on the 9Th of January.
The staff Of field marshal Of France has
been sent TO General Maison, commanding the
French forces in the Morea. Brigadier Gene
raj Durrien, chief Of the staff OF the army Of
the Morea, has been created Lieutenant Ge>
neral.
A new pfima donna at the theatre royal OF
Berlin, has created an extraordinary sensation
in the character Of Tancredi. The Signora
ribaldi had, since her debut, received undivd.
I'd applause All persons Of taste were waits
ing to assign to her again the prize Of singing
in this character. which she performed in a
most superior manner uniting the merit Of a
profound sensibili,y, and decla m alton full OF
soul aud energy to the finest voice. Not word
was lost. Besides, il was really Tancredi; the
Sienora Tibaldi has the features, the Car
riage, and almost the figure Of hero--uniyer>
sally appiauded, she was called for after the
piece.
The Havre papers OF the 4,h December state
that three cats had lately executed several pie
ces Of Rossini's music. 1t would seem, how
ever, that the effort, of these three virfuosi were
no, always attended with equal success.
The. Story Of the perils Of the Emperor Of
Russia, and the foreign Ministers, on the Black
Sea, is ccntradicnG.
The Society Of Geography have awarded to
Mr.. Augustus Caille, the premium OF l2ooofr.
about $4,000, for reaching and returning from
Timbuctoo. The King Of France has also sent
him the decoration Of the Legion ct Honor
II i. said Mr.. Caile will soon attempt Sc
cond Journey.