Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27

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oSnd accused OF great knave'y by the Solicitor General
bessI sOea played To- audience suggested
ihery, FRINGE Leopold and Nademoee Soniac Miss nv,
Young idy OF mdouhc virtue Grants an audience 10 lord
anhoro"gh occasionally London cong of town Duke Of
Gloucester constant vlsCT AT
there c, e Kin, the uarh clc,l
Caleb ,uotem ,he Preme, Dusty Boo Peel Swecs nish, y
PLEASED theIcwh, congregation OF every
sellers - good story o sweeps-a rcd coated guardnan
passing along 81 the Other morning u against
you black dos exclaimed his mighincss Jaw, avn said
you was Joil,A" ~ ''"N" ''o oe'Ofe
Next for the and things in particular relating 70 ,
Sleeves OF smaller dimensions than thew rnrn ,y,
weeks ago Tine rul" ihen parcel for dire :,
into ;hrCe equal portions used fore srrvc az, 90
Tor te bOddce, pe,ticOat founc.s &c Now thrt. - sl,
advantage allowed the latter Bounc,s are down TO the r
kiss me size which you know not the fashion n,rl "a
ladies they had been, long time hearI, lind
the uiGpPrOachaJc much So that they cord 10 mo
as often as possible utt'o"t Thar bOnnets They continue to lie
o gay coors, ditto hose which ALWAYS saudy To attract
attention TO mat beauty OF beauties, beautiful foot Speaking
',Sho4e like snow, i lanoy} '''''' ''''
And fell on earth as mute"
ti,n board your North River steamboats, ,c,
ing out from beneath snowy pecoa, like couple rshv
mlce am great admr OF handsome foot and hand The
nSsn 'dcs III general have ihem III perfection And now,
81 having suffered the ectveceuce OF the Champagne 10 liz
Oh, viii, II YOU please, phiosophise liuc.
aul, rs you know, partial to EuSaud-iavr so far reason
20 SPEAK wen vi c But fear that she is destined receive
ices ere long TAXATION bows her people 80 tie earth,
now cln II be materially cSseued There may he a s,uau
reduction oil expenses; the expenditures civil Inst NAV he
cnIiaen me pension fund annhiaed but all amounts
"otns ina ntere-tle interest," Oi the debt already accu-
nuited must he paid, and that will absorb sixty or seventy pr
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REDUCTION IN e prices oi food can take place while are
enornous-and unless reduction can b, rttcrcd .,o-,o
and misery must consume The lower classes The rc ARE
eo"ns c"e tc POOR too,cr In the meantime OF the
ancient states afford examples luxury a t,r.,, R,
does at ms time Think Of nen with hundred or two thor
au "oldss year deeply embarrassed by their cNiravs-
SaHce--nieH with twice ;e latter amount not ayno nm ct
Ihefe IS iob0dy that does 1--we beyond his inrSu II -
OF luxury, extraYas ance and expense Won ca e.
conception of the little value attached to money in (;,t
nr OF the small way sufficient support one in the United
States will 80 towards eectg like object in Great Br,a
9eleVe thousand dollars will n,uc in Nev Yor a.
'ho1sand pounds IN London.
Capt Basil Halls book and doubtless has been printed
IN America ere thus As might have been expected tic author
INTO the coarse rbadry of Fealon and Faux aud De R m
ne conienns quite much and generally as any one of
United States or their institutions, 1900 guca could not have
beer mad for the copyright When book upon Amerc, s ~
be published IN England, the publisher VIII always rie -
inson of gall into the potion Head has also published boot
upon North America have read 1t, bat hav. lizard il
spoken well Of ~ "
The publishing season rcconinencc in Noyep,
me issue OF books has been beyond all preedc
indeed IS TO be leared that book making will speedily L1ve
M Not Of works of science but works of fiction and
rr ooneciHe IS busy as 10 what tie government Of the
hmh hat an immediate reParaton win ouly be demanded
There is little stirring now Tia, indeed fear what WINE,
viii not be worth the postage 1t viii however as matter
'' your y faculty OF aisng up, TO employ itself upon
shall 80 10 france or out of town a few DAYS, and NAV ind
something TO send you ..oA thence.
Tire Slaoe .uarket Il; Cons,mtinople.-I had an op
po!tumty afforded me of seeing this horrd Mace
where perhaps, the loveest WOMEN IN the world are
bought and sold Ike cattle, inspected by every
scoundEel who wears turban, and submitted To tho
scrutiny OF every vrago who affects to be Judge of
slaves franks are not suffered 90 visit this baZa
bat now and then, when opulent slave-nercllon n,
falls sick, Christian hdifItiHi, or DOCTOR gains adj
nittance. The slave bazaar is large uuadra n0u-
Jar courtyard, with shed Running along, a rance
Vi narrow cells OH the ground floor, and uallerv
above, which surrounds the building; on the second
stage the chambers reserved for the Greeks and
the Georgians; below are the black women of Oar
fur and Sannaar and the copper coored beauties of
A0yssnla, the latter are remarkable for the symme-
try OF their features and the elegance OF their FORMS
they commonly sell for 80 dollars 1901 J while the
black women seldom bring than 80 dollars Il @ J
The poor Greek women were huddled togetheri /
saw seven Or eight in cell, stretched Oh The floor
some dressed ~ the yCsdge5 Of former fnery some
half naked; some Of them were from SEQ others
from l5para they had nothing in common but des-
pair All Ofthcm looked pale and scklv and all Of
them appeared TO be pining aitcr the homes thew
were never more 10 see again, aud the friends tbrv
we're to meet no more. Sickness and sorrow had
IMPAIRED their looks hut still they were spcctrcs Of
beauty nnd tho melancholy stiffness Of their cells
was sally coutrused with the roars of mcrrirnent
winch proceeded from the dungeons Of the negro vo.
MN. No scene Of human wrotchedness can conol
thus The Girl who might have adorned her naive
village, whose innocence might have been the solace
q al anxious mother and whose beauty MIGHT ba 90
been the theme Of many tongue, was here subject.
Cd TO the gaze Of every iCentlOns soldier who chose
20 examine her features or her FORM ON tho ratepc
OF being buyer. saw poor girl Of about
brought forth 10 exhibit her goit and frurc 10 an old
Turk, whose gances manifested the motive for her
purchaser he twisted her elbows Inc pulled her an
Hcs, he fct her ears, examined her mouth and fhon
her neck, and al this while tie s'ayc.mcrcbapt was
e-tollng her sinpc aud features ard protesting che
was only turned Of thirteen, that she neither snorcd
nor startsd ~ her sleep. in every respect she was
warranted. | oItered about the bazaar until saw
this bargain brought TO conclusion: the girl WIS
bought Tor $50 d,i!urs, about 55L stcrliHr.) Ths
separation OF this yong creature from her compan.
IONS IN WTetchedness. was now scene Of distress:
she WIS pale rs death and hardly seemed conscious
q hcr St1atoh wi.lc an the other girls weep
ing arognd her and taking their last farewell Her
new master laughed At The sad parting. and pushed
her before hin 20 The outer gatc but there she fop
ped for nomant aud entreated permission IN ro
back for the remainder Of her Greek attire which
dare say size priced moro tan any thing in tho world
for probably i was ali earth that remained 70 Lcr
u wba' sac Brought from hat homo wh she bad