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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-22

''o PlItA w oIhHUnfutdi ana fancy have
duced IN greater proportion.
Oh type received in exchange, at cents per H.
Book nf Specimens will shortly be published.
STEREOTYPING will br done at the lowest prices in
The best manner, heretofore.
iu0ishefs nI Newspapnfs ~ the States Of New Jer-
tey, Pennsylvania Delaware yland, Virginia, North
and South Carolina and Grogin, who give the above
conspicuous insertions, shall be entitled to 81 so
~ iyre, or in settlement uf account. J. HOWE
July 81 - Corner uf Grown aud CalowhilI streets
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rules held m the clerks Office of the court Of the L.
IN States Tor che fifth circuit aud eastern district OF Viro
mia, in the month Of July, 1870: WIN Keith plt apnast
william Mayo sheriff NJ the county of TIrnrro William
Garnet ex'o &c. Of RchaTd Brooke 10 cd who
ecuior of WIN Bfonks, deed, which Richard and IVi,.
Brooke were devisees and legstees of Geoue R,nob.
decd Alexander TuDsta and heir Of atIerue T,n
STALL the same Alexander Tunsfa brother and moi, m
George TunSal I'm GaTnelt aud Ann NJ his wife T,bn
H. Hill, Thomas Coleman and frances C. his wiz FI;,,
beth Ludlow, Baylor Hill adm'or II b. yor min and ot
Mary Hill deed. John Brooke, George Brooke Rober,
Camphe' jr. Robert Campbell heir and adm'or NJ Con
Campbell decd, Thomas Pits sheriff of the so,ftv ~ Es
EEK Christopher Johnson sheriff Of tho county If King
hIiam 10 whom the estate " DR.. Robert CampbcIt 90 s
committed Tor COMMUNICATION, I'm Robinson sheriff ri the
county OF kiog Queen, to whom the estate Ceofge
BROOKE was committed FOR administrations and JYn, a.,
neu simof Of Robert Brooke, dec d.. dfss-IN CHANCE.
ny "
The defendants John Brooke and George NJ. Brooke
nov having entered their appearance Nv this cause, and the
usenuHn' '"bert Campbell j.. having entered his
apsNfAnee TO The amended bills therein, and they
having gwen 'ecuty according rule n the court and
"IPt"hg nat hey are Inhabitants of the state Of
FHEmaion mniion ~ the plaintiff, by his counsel, IL IL
"ueifo' mat the said defendants do appear before the
s'd court NJ The city NJ Richmond, the first day of TIE
hfN rfm and file their answers and that copy Of this
rue he forthwith inserted in newspaper printed
IN The city Of Richmond for two months succesvev and
posted ~ the front door n the poI in the said civ
% cory. Test, RD. JEFERlEs ctK
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LEWIS WEBB s. 90.


OFFER FOR SALE,
SO Bbls and ieo bags coffee, Laguira st. Domingo
and Java
40 hhds molasscs /
20 hhds and 10 bbs s, Croix and New Orleans SUI
2 hhds IL boxes and so bbls loaf and lump sugar
60 hhds and 100 bbls rye whiskcy
10 bbls Caruther's rcctified do
200 bbls Isle dwight and Northern apple brandy
do peach brandy
!, hhds and so bbls pare ~ Il. rum
do Antigua do
do Jamaica do
pipes French brandy
do Holland gin
f by saS s SSsa' Malaga WINES
Lisbon, Tenerilc
Fort. Muscat
London porter, cider
100 bbls vinegar
$50 sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown do
| so tons Sweden, English and American bar iron
German, crawlcy. bstcrci and cast steel
Cut am dwrought nails
$50 Spanish hides
$50 sides soul leather
% sides upper leather
Barrels tanners OH
| 500 Ibls n. Carolina CIT bcrtngs
| % do mackercl
| 10 do prime PORK
! 10000 lbs bacon
| 10 casks prime circcse
Irish potatoes, tar, COP cras. altm
Birthstone, indigo, pepper, pimento
Race and ground ginger, almonds
Rasll's, nutmcgs, cassia dcmiohns
Quart bottles, tumblers, decantcrs wines Sc
! Stone ware, window glass
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Sperm and tallow candles
Brown end shaving soap, beeswax
Imperial, gunpowdcr and pouchong teas
Dupont's and Rogers gunpowder
/ Shot, hnr lead
Glover, orchard grass and herds grass seed
Nhlttelnorc's cotton and wool cards;
! ALSO,
Cotton tagging, bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds Of cor.
dage
Seine and Wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread, osnaburgs thread
Osnaburgs, hessians, cotton yarn
Domestic broad cloths, &c. &c
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NihDINIA! At superior Of ci,ancefy holder, a,
the Capitol in the city Of Richmond ON tho a.,
day OF January, 1928: William Mann in bis n,yo
rght ana as eXor of James Mann decd pit agnjn, Rem
JamIn Mann IN his right and cx'or of Jane, Man
dec % VIM Iehcat late sheriff Of IIano, or e,,pi s3
as such RimlnsTafor Of Jchn Mann decd Na,,b1 ~,
fington who was Martha Mann Austin Porter and Fan
ny ms wIie Elizabeth Wade, who vas Eltzsbcth Mann
reuben Burtor' cxor Of Thomas Wade James Mann
bi'zaheih Mann, aud Adeuc Mann, George Gilman,
WIN Gilman aud Milly Gilman, Thompson Mann,
!''''" ~" b'Ehbcih hiswife, Moore aud Judith
ms "ne' WIN Mann, George Mann aud Sarah Mann.
faike street and Temple Elliott, John y. Brown. File.
ming Brown Thomas Cawtborne, Ann Mann, widow OF
James Marn, Elizabeth who ntrfniarried with
Judy, George, William aud Sally Mann, children or
Genrge Mann, deed, DIS.
This cause in which the plaintiffs appear 10 have nm
ceeded IN tie mode prescribed by Law against the dee
dans usn Porter and Fanny his wife, Jame, Ma
Goorge Gilman, WIN Gilman, Milly Gilman Tboo,n.
Mann, hartin and Elizabeth his wife NJ"
and judith his wife, VIM Mann, Ceo,ge u.,, CO.
Mann and Thomas Cawthorue. who re- Out If ,b;. ,
Try, and MS to the other defendants ON the several
orders taking the bill for confessed ne IN ,beo go W
this day To- be heard on The bin and crbib,. s,J 80
argled ny eouise on consideration ,Vbereof ~. 80,
com "'def' mat Que OF Its commissioners do s,ss ,b ~
VeIsI accounts between the parties IN the bilI ,c,i
aHu tpoi' ,he same IN the court with arv ,,n,.,, '
lazy s'aeo deemed pertinent by himse'C q, y,tich ,,
DC 'rq"'feo by 'he parties 10 be O. stated.
"coPY' Ic'ie, WM G. PENDI,FroN. g.
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r.. hlchmUmd, July 9Th, 1929.
INC parties interested will please tau no,;, .I b,,.
l,ed the ION day IT September newt, 90 eommenre tho
ofthe duties prcscHbtd in The fo,cgcing ORDER
w wn'oh Gay tOoclock NJ they re required 20 attend
:. wy ""'ce ~ ms ey, with their accounts, vouches
'" documents te'1y far examination aud settlement
- "o" HILARY BAKER, ComE
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~ Me Printers ~ Me Unitea Slniee.

To He Printers Of Me United STATES.
late the prices Of AL the materials used in
- f"n''ng Iyp''' have been greatly reduced ind the
facility of manufacturing greatly increased. The sub
schef therefore has been induced make propottona
ole reduction ~ TIE prices, whc from the Ist Of Aptil
have been a. stated in the annrKed list
The character Of the Type made at this Foundrv il
well Known 10 the TRADE, VINO ASSURED hatn regard
TO tie quality ofmetal, hnish md durability no deytsiio
has been made.
lie has on hand complete assortmeni and can suurly
any quantity on short potig; he will be happy ~ re-
ceve the orders Of his cUstonprs which will have ine
date attention.
Merchants vho have orders from abroad can have ,a
res rompee with Presses, and every thing ~ for
Printing Establishment, pot Up in The prrfect
manner.
Pubithefs are requested n give this advertisement
pace ~ their papers few tirrs, recrive payment a.
IN type, or IN setueWent " their accounts.
RICHARD DONALDSON, Philaisphio.
~ Nitnl. - rnI.a L..
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Ii. persons indebted to the estate of the late Ro
Der, kewen, are requested to settle the same;
and those to whom the estate is indebted will send in
their claims for adjustment.
DAVID BARCLAY, Admir-
lun t. OF Robert Kewen, dec.
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Cotton Warm!

COTTON Y4RN!! CO7TON YIR.N-!!!
! y order to meet the cxgcncy of the present times
. and competition on fair ground-Also to enable
country Merchants and others, to purchase COT
roy f.lR.\S as cheap ~ PirgiaiI as other parts
OF the Union-i have concluded TO sell nv Cotton
\ arms by the quantity of 10 pounds and upwards
IN assortmcnts OF equal quantities from No. to 10
at cents pound, with advance of three cents
per no. up to No. 20. 1t is not necessary TO saw
any thing about the quality Of these Yarns as thew
are SO generally well known and allowed by all who
have used them 10 be superior To any in tie Uainn
Orders left or forwarded to Mr.. WIN. Clark ir Pc
tcrsburg, 10 Mr.. William Wallace, Mr.. John LVyse.
and Mr.. WIN. j. Clarke Richmond, or to myself M
the Factory, will be promptly attended To.
am also prepared to furnish Cotton Yarns dyed
any colour suitable for stripping checks or ginoIans
at prices to suit the times Good white seed cotton
viii be taken in exchange for cotton yarns or gnned
for the customary toll, will be purchased at the
dctofy, and the highest price given. | have Wool
Cardlng Machine n operation at The Factory with
new sctt of cards all complete, which wafraIt to
card wool rolls IN n manner superior TO what any
other over dad, or does, in this section OF county,
Prce Tor carding, 10 cents pound, or - II cents
If | find the grease. The arrangement is so made
WITH this machine, thGt wool can be cardcd ais well
in winter as in summer.
JOSEPH HAYWOOD
i'o,gtatnn COtI0n FaciOrg
Address, Joseph Haywood, Subjects Tavern Pow
nalan l3-WiW e
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Inndng IHs Morning from Sctr TRiuin Capt Chor1beys
s2.k Ticrccs prime green Cuba coffee
80" ! hid superior Jamaica rum, 9Th proof, for
sale by d. TlNBERLAKE.
MO 3
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Constitutional Charts,
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MRS. MARY TOMPKINS continues hsr Board
ing House, in that large and atty Brick Building
Oh u street SO very contiguous to the Capitol where
she wlllb prepared to accommodate ten or Ilteen
Members OF the Convention, aad approaching I.egis-
laturc. nu,, l8-wsf
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VIRGINIA: At rules, holden in the clerks Office of tho
superior court Of chaucery for the Richmond di,,rct
the 81 day Of August, 1929: William SDe,i,r. 81,
against F. Nicholas & Co, Charles SpeGnz &, CO. And
Otis, Dunlop g. Co., dts.
The docudanrsF Nicholas & Co, a ni Cha's Spe.trq e.
Co. not having entered their appea nd given scIi,y
according to the act Oi assembly rules this
and appearing by Satislac evidence t,at t,yv r.,
not Inhabitants oil this county; ordcd thar the id
defendants do appear here the first day Of the next Jan
nary term, and answer the till Of the PLAINTIFFS and at
cory of this order be forthwith inserted in some nespae,
published in the city of RichIoud for two months .,,c
seessiVey, and posted at the nnt door ofe capitol in lie
said rity. "
So COPY. Tese. VIZ. g. pEvDLEToH. c. e.
AlhGlNlA: Atr'es, holden tte clr,k $ obrr of m.
superior c"uIt ~ rbancefy for tive Richmond district
the - dayof June, 1899: Sarah Fovrn, IN her own,
Tgf as widow Of James Powell. der, Eliza NJ Ma,tba
n hsiad"e { aud Sarah II. j. Powell, inrA TT cIildrt
81 81" James POWELL dec. by the said rail- their gua
diam pits against Addison Pcwril, adn,n OF a,ur Paw
eH, doc Wm GhO'son and George Mason, DIS
The defendant Gcnige Mason, not having entered
MS appearance and given security according to the act nf
assembly " the 'ules % this aud m t
G"cioy evidence, ts he DOT 80 inha Ltant If nj.
country u Is ordered, thht tive said defendant do
here oa the first day Of thr next January term and
answer the bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that a crpv # i.
oder he forthwith inserted IN some per priled
80 the city OF Richmond, Tor iunutis and
posted ahe G0nt door Of the capitol rn the said DIV
~ copy. Tcse, Wm. O.. PErDLKroN, g. g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-22

Commi-i0pe|s C6'rc, Ririmond, J,tly 2-h, 1890.
Tive parties interested 81 Pc.se o. ke notice tst have
appointed the eighth dy u September next 10 commence
thc accounts directed IN The foregoing order of court
which day, O'Clock s. NJ, tley are reqnitcd 20
aueal ny oce in this city, with iheif acoounts vouch
and documents ready for examination and sctIeucu
AVID With onice cnpics Of iP necessary court papets
IS vi, o., HILARY BAKER, Conf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-22

COITON OZyN4BURGS IND Yarns.
TANHE subscribers, Agents for the PETERSBURG
Manufacturing Company, have in store supply
Of heavy Cotton Oznaburgs, intended particularly for
negro shrtings; and Cotton Yarns Of all numbers
from to 90, which they offer by wholesale at the
Factory prices, VIZ:
For all Numbers from = IN ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-22

kuOhlDA WATER.--Ino. ~ Bamire has ius, re
oeyed farther supply q Florsda Water so much ndni
fsa iof i;s delicate pctiHnc. iIly re
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RoLM.lRS hRE.NCH RooEs

ssirortoS Of hundred Of Ter MS Fables accom-
with Key Containing the text. literal aud Tree trans
auo, arranged m such point difference
between the French aud the English iGo,n. Also 6.u,d
ponnncat OF tie French, according the best works
eSant en- The subject The whole preceded by treatise
the English BY A. boher Professor of tie French language
~ the High School Of Philadelphia.
Tie Adventures of Teenachus in French h
key To facilitate the Translation of this wok. Ry A. Bolar
chus By A. Bonar.
a,tv
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: fOGLDTgILL FOR SALF.--PUrsl,nt IN !, doc

a fODLUfsRLL fOE SALE.-Purstaut 10 "a dccrrist
~ order Of the court Of chanccry for te district Fres
III, Ss5pgg tie under - cd commissioner, appointed hy IN,
or the speral p. VIII cell the highest bidder al
rabc aucton Hanover 'Iri house, Oh the fourth Wodncs
day August that being cy, that valuable estate called
GOudhu 0n finunLoy rve n the county Of Hanover i
tween aud two miles above fVover Town, aud distant
about eighteen miles from Richmond, q the following terms
Que uld cash, and credit Of aud $50 years he a
lance, payable n equal annual instruments, 10 be secured by
bol with good security aud dccd nf trust ge premises
Iblsesioe contains about housaud large pgO
pofi'n Of which valuable low grounds II US always
been considered a. one OF the best tracts II land IN the county
1ho improvement consist Of good barns and trck
Obces which with some iepar might be made comfortable
hahtsiop+ The principal building has been burnt, but
walls Standing ~ good workmanship, nrn be ara;r
built on The land has been rented 'r the present year by the
receiver appointed BY the Of chahccry Possession viii
b. given The purchaser on the fret day Of January.
The tenant the land viii be ohsing 20 shcw il 20
any person who may wish TO view IL
fsyRf--l2f LAURENCE BATTAUC, Cor1n'l
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AIS OF LAND.-by virtue tleei in trust eSrrued
- 10 tho subscriber by John NJ Gregory the 9th av of
August, i39 and anucd record in tue clerks Office of ,.
county ol James C, the 9Th day January, 1922 for
ceta purposes therein expressed, shall proceed, Thurs
cay Ne Iad day % SeiemcG ncXi, scl the premises
bidder,
S7nIy VI Jrs City, sand deed eyed auI dc scled
containing four hundred ses, hay2 been allotted Dab.
hry Browne, soi whom John ~ Gic:y purchasc,l) aud
adjoining 'rnwnc's mil This heavily tnbegr
iSconvre,ly situated navigalc water aud may con.
sercd rs 'es'aie 10 those disposed engage in tic timber
trade No defect ~ The title is known subscriber bat
he sells as trustee, he VIII convey only such title ia,
ht 10y the deed aiurGSdld JOHN L. CLOfTON.
August lst 1929. Odd
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IrY virtue. OF n deed IN trust executed TO the sub
IB scriber BY Philip w. Claiborne, and Annette s.
his wife. on the Oh day of February 1928, aud ad-
united 10 record ia the county court of New Kent,
the i0h day Of April 1928, for the purpose OF
curing the payment OF certain of money therein
mentioned to Francis Foster, shall proceed on Fri
day the eleventh day of September ncxi, to ssll to
the hg!ics, bidder for ready money tue PROMISES
tho tract oianh, By said deed conveyed, situate in
The count # Now Kent, on bnmunkey River, con.
tanning by recent survey, 500 and half acres; the
land viii be SOLD, subject TO the payment of $1,000. on
thc LIST Iannnry 1885, 1000 Ola the LIST january 1897
1900 ON the LIST January 1922 1000 on he list Jan
uary, 1888 anu 4S0 on the lst day Of January 1894
This Us perhaps the most valuable estate of It's size
on the pannnSey the soil OF fine quality, III excellent
condition, aud well adapted TO the culture of corn
wheat, oats and cotton the improvements convenient.
u suited to the size of the farm valuable fishery
taeled, and situated in very desirable ncighbor-
hood. The tide is believed Ia BE- clear OF all olNec-
ton, but selling trustee, tesubscriber will convey
only such title as is vested in hm by the deed afore
said. JOHN b. CLOPTON.
rug l2-iot G
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Wit LIBRARY oil Entertaining knowledge vol
osned under the supern,cndence society," for
n q, OF use'. knowledge, H. Broughain Eau r. 8,
Nj Chainan' Lord John RUSSELL NJ. r Vice Chairman &C.
ALSO,
No 49, Library OF Useful Knowledge received =, NAS,,s
cheap publications. a"s ~
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For all numbers from 5 20 10,
equal quantities,
CUBA COFFEE d LAMAICA RnM

ang Ie-w5lc WORTHAM q McGRrDER
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VIRGINIA: Atrulcs, holden in The clerk.

Bethany, Brooke Co. Va. May 6, 1929.
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We repeat the remark. II put to the vote, not
twenty citizens out of our whole population would
think well of IL. And is il abomable that such
things should be, in the District of Columbia.-
Tor we hardly think they would have ventured the
experiment III State, where the POLLS could be
made to tell at elections. Happily for them, The pco-
pie OF this District disranchsed If were not
SO. and Mr.. lngham candidate for constablcs
office, our lives it, he would never attain that hon
orabis post. .lIe
Or: Wcddcrburn has lived in this place many years
-ie has grown grey among us--and ice, ani has
ters as w ashington have the sublime satisfaction
last oil witnessing care added to the SORROWS of his
age and misfortune come when it least be borne.
we trust however he will see better daysyet Per-
sccu'ion nakoth wise men mad says the proverb; but
ahough no philosopher. dare say tho Doctor will
Dear MS misfortune with little madness, and
with as much calrness, his successor will his new
dignity.
This is the first time that "Jnckson Reform" has
come vislbly aud tangibly among us--and we huvo
Soou reason To expect TINT shortly shall have
anothcr sight al ats figure, il not OF its
iicavcn grant us n safe dclverancc.
we have said thus much, while the subject is
warm, ana we could have said much moro. We
could have torn aside the veil which sccrcte sonr of
bo1t this thing. But forbcar. AS the friends
and ncrshbors of DIR. Weddcrburn-as his follow.
townsrian-as expressing the fccinrs OF a vas,
majority OF the people of Alexandria ON the subject
we could not have acted otherwise than as wo have
done.
mentioned yesterday the removal Of the :,
OF the New Orleans Hospital, for political reasons
lie case AT Portsmouth " h. will be recollecicd.
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DUTY OF PARENTS TO CHILDREN
In relation TO the .MnrTigge Of the UTTER

R'oh 1hV I"tiOSy OI ne ldtc rev Dr. Dwight.
Parents can ivnr lawfully comp,l their cbilSran
10 marry persons who objects Of their dislike; nor
Use at all, for such purpose that influence or those
pursuasyeS which operate upon tender and sugccpti
Die minds az the worst kind of con,Dulsion ,i'bo
reasons are plain. The child would be made miscra
bic, and could no., in any event, without prcyarica
'on, Of p'' same nqt"re tcM perjury take upon him
sell "a" narFugc vows. But, dnrinu the rnuortv of
ms c'ndfcn, he may be required by ldisDensq5ic dv
~, 10 restr uh them from marrying in certain cnses
MS however - an cEtreHe exercise Of authority
and SHOULD tako place oHiy where the cases nso ey
frn'' cases for "xnmplo IN which the intended mar,
Iorls an Hlrfst-or gr",siy UicioVs--or Of Co,ji,
eeanaG""Jor U'ceor n other case Of gi,oiL,r
Importance IN al inferior cases the parents duty
view, confined TO information tp persuasion kind
y ana reasonably conducted, and 10 such DELAYS Of
lho intended cnnnexlUn win furnish opporfuui,,
20 give those dssuasives their full operation. In
these cases children are bound 10 listen with the
utmost Willingness and imnnrtialty 10 tho p,reu.,,s
reasons, and deeply to feel and respect his restur.
~ The ressons are solid they ought 80 h. influence
py theT whole force, flr as may be- 10 o,.,..,,,
heir own lnc!utatOns; remembering that a0thongb
theIr own happ''css il he fsf thing 10 DC regard,
~ forming snch connection, that Of the parents 10
tne second am shat parental opposition 20 thcjr
sssnes can rarely aim AZ my thing blIt their own
8oop. Nhen chldrcn have used All reasonable OK
Pedispts 90 pend ther chnationr 20 the vyiyhce cd
tlIar parents. snd arc yet unable To- sIbdnc tbf,1
their nm -comPbarco can it1C4Ag neiiterbe o,,atJ
nor resented"
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tfoom our correspondent at Washington;


eniemeD-Ihere Is at length probability ha line court
VII no longer be haTraFsed with arguments on dcmross a. no.
tIStainsbe indictments the cass of Dr. Ma,L,,g o 81
Danh Jury today after examination of MIR Sonard h,
ionnd br winch, understood will stand and e aorused
WIN go 10 trial on tue facts found tho prrsentment II
however the opinion ri the counsel for Dr. Watkins thai tho
uCSet hlh ~ the indictment sustained c fore
Jy oy sucIent evidence To produce conviction Whether
h nc correct opinion not, cannot take il ,,on myself
Mr. Southland has greatly improved in hrs health and h
appearance Although he has lost ncsh he considers that los
10 ue aher an advantage than injury his health
quo m eye being clear and lively face having pon IL
we unoy unge OF health, he has congratulate himself
or c ecctsof retirement from duties pcrprxing az those wore
"nen ne had to perform as head ofihe Navy Department
Mr. jerks, Of the Boston Bulletin IL In dis ritz and ~.
ano9sn 90 NOT pretend any knowledge Of the cause
or result OF his VISIT that his views men and tls oiil,
seaking have undergone change since his arrival IL
ihey have been changed, the change Is rather a.
te present administration than otherwise and he sn,d m
Some who have cOayersed wnh him al the Hotel ina, bs 2
WI ne much moderated his Teum 10 Boon Nj Gu
oaUgn ae OF the Harrisburg Reporter is also here and Is ale.
a NAL content. 'N'0' N"' 70 "'e'
Thatwe about to have ncgspapcr cs,,h,;.L = a.,
cy Is pretty certain, and that win take On NJ w. p W..
10 us candidate This divide the pationag oe,bo s
Isaon and inTe the Telegraph, which perhaps he sso
An attempt is 10 he made 10 turn ont Mr. &, C.r, ,,
rom ms situation as clerk NJ the House Of epre,c,,a,; ~
ioe o inc members who opposed 10 him are now bn, in
ny INC orpoton so as n make eftrua R,,, ne vi,
.ns s vaIuaDie officer. takes part in polrs md nor
fnf1s The duties Of his station better ,,ar ,l. - -
PERFORMED beloo II Is hoped that the efforts 10 dsiscs rim %
We nnea u IS the intention NJ those who oppo,e him IN r,o
w lIQote representative hom New YorE IN lie ise Con-
go''' ana son inIaw Of General Root
fI7os,on Palladium
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-08

" = a.e sorry 20 staic. Oh ungucstunabc antiori,y
iHA TIC smallpox lIs made It's appearance in didG
rem sections OF this county. - Ono or two deaths.
We unoeT'tfnd' have already taken place from this
aisease.Il is, IN Consequence, earnestly ,ccn,ornon
ded 70 such Of our citizens as arc liable TO Dfection
t' oovo ino'edisio recourse 70 v9cricaion.