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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-29

SCANCE ARTlCLE.-rhe subscribers have Jus, re.
- ceived few pieces Boiling Cloths celebrated ane
stamp IRON No j. 10 No s. nclusive which they offer u,er
customers Al the usual prices. WM. Il ID. KYLE & Co
J"y -o--N rs .hIalsiol Hnnse
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-29

ENBORIDA WATER.-Jno ~. Blamirc has just re-
red for its delicate perfume iuly ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-29

VINEGAR.-50 Barrels Vinegar, for sale bv
June NJ LEWIS WEBB &. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-29

I"'h OF FTItITNI.f-JUH @, IG(9.
'it fresiden and Directors nave declared dividend of
three per cc' the Capital Stock the last half wear
pay able on the l5l instant w. DANDEIDGE C,sb ~
Bic '''
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-02
Pittsburgh, .4ag,tst o.


A brisk commerce is prosecuted on
the Canal. On Saturday seven boats
passed through the Allegheny locks
some laden with iron in blooms, from
Lynchburgh; some with salt from the Kis-
keminetas; and some with coal from Pc
tersons' Coal Mines, above Sprlngdale.
The bringing of Coal from Sprlngdale,
Is miles distant, may seem somewhat
like " carrying Goals to NEWCASTLE" but
such is the facility afforded by the Canal,
and such the demand occasIoned by the
establishment of new manufactures and
the increase Of population in the City and
the Allegheny Town, that it will doubtless
be profitable business. We understand
the enterprising individuals engaged in 1t,
( Messrs. l.. & P. Peterson Of thls city,
have opened extensive mines, provided
boats, and made arrangements by which
they will enabled to deliver irOm II to ~
hundred bushels per day IN Allegheny
Town. This will be a very great con-
yenience 10 the citizens, and will secure
them against the fluctuations in price so fire.
quently occasioned by bad roads and other
contingencies attendant on tie usual mode
Of procuring fuel
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-02
OBITUARY.

JHIUHDlrn, aUqlLSt 70.
Departed this life on Thursday evening the 10Th
inst. Mrs ELIZA EBERT, consOu OF Mr.. Henry
Ebert, of tins place, in the 9th wear of her age
She had early devoted herself to life of piety;
having been 10 years an exemplary member Of The
Methodist church, and during seyefsl mouths sf.
fiction of pulmonarious nature she manifested a
christian patience and resignation to the will Of
God.
In her last moments she testified with Paul that
she had fought the good fight, she had kept the
faith, and that tor her there was IN reservation q
crown Of Glory.
She lefl beloved husband and numerous re-
lationship, to bsuloEn thu death Of an affection
ale tread. Rr-1rd,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-02
CHALLENGE AND REPLY
PmLl0rLPHlA, AUoUsrI l82
Miss Frances Wuglt:

Miss Frances Wright
Ibags recently delivered lectures aga INST the
system you So calsWcuously advocate no which
] have freely commented ON. and cen>ured tue
principles continued boo such otyOur writings as are
in uv possession. Anxious, however to enter Iu-
t1 a deeper Investigation. 4 have concluded. after
fasting and ieryeut devotion, 90 invite YOU % pub
Do discussion at time mutually convenient here
after ,o be- fixed upon; tor which purpose, am au-
ib0rzeI 6y the trustees Co offer the use OF the
church n this cIty, bon which God has appointed
me t1 teach his holy word, ln order there TO con-
due. public discussion.
Should the place be eyCepu0nab.e % YOU VIII
use every Cuieayor t0 accommodate You by otlln-
uE another or by accepting another as suitable
ta4. yru may propose.
Ms friends the Rev Doctors J3neway and Ely
have consented TO be- moderators ou my part; YOU
viii ofcourso appoint two Others, and the four may
appoint a nth, should they think proper so 10 do.
The selection u moderators is only suggested
tbs, as wei ls other preliminary arrangements,
can DO suitably arranged no subsequent period.
I should not presume 20 call lady tn such con-
fIct If I did not feel my duty urged bya sense ot
strong preparation IN the Gospel and It. did not
confidently hope 20 win a lost sheep to the fold
ofmy Lord and Master.
WILLIAM L. McCALLA.
p S. You may acquaint me by letter Ofyour
acceptance II NV invitation; or, 1t more agreahle,
bv notice 10 some public prnt-in which case YOU
will please publish my letter al The same time.
W. l.. NC.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-02

The spirit Of inquiry is abroad: truly TINS is the
Jge otretom-and ats operations are not confined
90 One religious and political world ou.y-but the
settled principles of natural philosophy are some
times reversed by TINS wonderful. agency; and our
philosophers Of the wear of Grace leg, are deter
mined TO be- gu.ed no longer andto believe moth
my bIr what they can see hear, SMELL feel OF taste.
grave decision made lately by the worshlptul
Justices of Monongalia county, is M strict accor-
dance with the foregoing remarks.
The conductor attached 90 the public buildings
Of ibe county having fallen down the question of
heueclss.,y Preparing and restoring ttolts for
mer position was aga,cl NJ q meeting of that
most august body. when, after some discussion,
90 was decided thlt .he aforesaid tightening rod
.las .u useless aPpealage and that D.. Franklin s
theory OF electricity was altogether ta.lacious.-
We doubt NOT, that tle old gentleman, were Ae
yet ON earth would uot be contCl, % Oct the mat
ter rest here, bun would 10 once remove II INTO the
Suueror Court. L.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-02

lwil 10 time correct mos, Of the fse opinions and
mistakes we have alluded to. Daily experience
Us now lppyms q severe correction 10 the errope
0us opinion that individuals with small establish
ments could make more than large companie,
The fate Oi many individuals referred TO a year ago
as proof OF Tins, Is a sJrong admouition on tins
subject. Do Is True large establishments Ietain a.
GEMS 10 high salaues-and they have been warn
ed menacmg admoniuous, loud and constant
that ibis wi. rum them. They have carefully ex
amned the subject, aud are satisfied that on the
whole they get their agencies performed al chea
per rate per co., including losses on all their pro-
ducts dian their nelghbOu who adopt the other
plan. They have no disposition 10 chauge-aud
tle public 'yilI one day be o.. their opinion.
10 Is now generally known, thar 10 avoid foreign
competition and secure ourown markets. our man
uaclurers must furnish goods al low rates--aud
% do tuis aud save a tur profit to themselves,
(Which tney certainly can do they must unite %
Perseseung industry every circumstance of favor
able location. Factories on sclnty streams, winch
u DIS seasons tdI of supply of power, must be
a5md0ued-and places must be selected where
transport is easy aud power, labor, and the means
ot living are abundant.
Foruss- purposes few places Will compare with
tle Meumlc and bis tributary streams. The di-
mln,shei rates uf toll, and the increased facilities
20 transport over the AhddeseX Canal, begin 20
De ll} pplec,ated--and the superior convenience
ue4uess and despatch Ofthe smoothly gliding boat,
OBJ tle du.I, dusty l0Iung wagon, as a mode of
transport, I- every day better understood. The
shores 0i these rivers are popu.ous and fertile and
furnish abundance OI .aJOurcrs and tho means of
AHug-aul Che water power will neyer fan. Al
ready the establishments are much more eXteu-
sNC ll1R ON amy other stream ln New England
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-02

tuess beeause4 thought i, quits probable that the
letter addressed to me in your name was forgery
The statement contained in the spurious letter con-
corning the Moderator and the building, are mol
only Incorrect at present, but are likely to remain
so. Ii Is also essentially defective, in inviting
Discussion, without proposing any definite subject
Of debate As am far from loving disPutauo'n
for It's own sake this is a matter of Indispensable
Importance. Asyour letter declares that you are
most willing 10 meet NC "as proposed IN the
spurious invitation; that is on the whole ground OF
difference between US YOU viii, probably, have no
objection To such aselettioa oft0pics Will great
" facilitate and curtaIl the discussion Therefore
propose the following questions.
1. Do the PreS5gqerlans aim at the legal estab
iishment ofthelr Cburct2
Do the LjsraLs ann at the legal establishment
Of their Temple!
Among the Liberals, embrace those editors u
others who make loud professions other love Of
liberty and who accuse the denomination OF
Christians TO which belong of aiming AZ an eccle-
s.astcal establishment. Under the word Temple
embrace your Halls IF Science, and other parts
of Your system OF REFORMATION. These questions
viii permit me To say as little as please. II the
subjects meet with your appreciation, hope and
believe that the terms ofmeetug will give but 1t
lie trouble Miss Wright answer Will obige
W L. McCALLA.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-02
DEBATES OF THE CONVENTION.

The Subscribers have engaged the services of
Mr.. Stansbury of Washington. 10 report for the
ENQUIRER the interesting debates of the approach
mo Convention. The merits Of Mr.. ). as a Ste
nographer, are known and acknowledged through
the Union--being the reporter of the Debates Of
Congress. for Messrs. Gales and Seatun of ths
Nat Int.-We thought that such a deliberatiye
Body. as the Convention OF Virginia, was Quilted
TO The best Stenographer we could procure at al
most any expense.
Having announced our intention in June last, to
nrint also some Extra Copies Of the Reports to
he bound up in a volume, for the full cOnsideTa-
ION of the Peope-we think il necessary, with
the view of ascenainlng how many copies We
NAV venture To strike, 10 circulate a Prospectus,
m order that gentlemen who may desire copy,
NAV enter their names.-The copies OF the Pros
pectus Will be returned TO Us by the lst of October,
and will be found III the hands OF either friends OF
of Post Masters in every county of the State. The
work viii be neatly prnted-and Will be sold a5
low as IT Is possible to afford IT, Ii any subscri-
Der should object TO lis pnce, we shall not INSIST
upon his taking TT Will be printed m large
octave, after The form Of MIR. Niles Weekly Re
CUSTER. o,
Enquirer Office, Richmond Aug Is.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-02

From ". l. MeCalGt TO Mss Frances HTight
Miss Wright That you received the letter
v-bicr YOU have since published, and that you re-
,u, believe It TO be challenge written aud Sent
lr myself. cannot doubt. but | sincerely assure
c, t6at never wrote that nor any other challenge
io Won. and had no thought Of any other person
,,-r,tiDs one in nav name until received your ac-
centance of the challenge through the mail l.
rc1 then did noIiea al liberty TO set IN TIE essl-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-02
ASSASSINATION OF Mr.. POINSETT

The C. s. Schr. shark Ralph Vorhies Esq.
Lieut. Commander, arrived here ou saturday last
The shark with one of the large Barges attach
cd to tls station has been lorthe lastlhree months
Cruzng ou .he South Side of Cuba and has been
able J1 give ODE coast d.lgent search. Capt v.
reports with confidence that there are no pirates
OF present on tIe South side ofthe Island
ON the Doth July Captain Voorhees, understood
az Trinidad lha. letter, had HG. Dag been recelCsd
iomNera Cruz, stating thar our MINISTER Ma
POINSETT HAD BEEN A~ASSlNATED al
the City of NeXco-Thi- report was generally be-
Hsyed % Trinidad. PH0tclL1 Gazette. Ing s.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-02

SIR-Tour communication of the first inst, adj
dressed 60 Boston has reached me only by thus
DAYS post.-AllhOUSh by mo- means covetuous of
dlspuiatre honors. and believing truth to be rath-
er discovorab.e by the study otthings, of man aud
of ourselves. than auaH4b.e by argument vet l
ann most willing 10 meet YOU Us proposed. The
views 1 have presented 70 the American people are
fir subject OF challenge and criticisms and far
from Directing 20 their examination l snail hold
mvse.f.uie5ted 90 those who may assist n detec-
uus the,r error or cohm,ng their truth.
Toe building designated in your letter viii be
perfectly agreeable 20 me. With respect 10 time,
-bs s,-Iv D9rt of the month of October would best
suit with my engagements. ----..--....-
FRANCES WRIGHT
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-02
MARRIED,

On the Both inst. by the Rev James Harre,l
Mr.. DAVID DE LVILLE, to Mrs. MARY ANN
RICHARDSON both Of this place.
On Tuesday. lst inst. by the Rev. Vim. ElGe.
Mr.. DAVID HARPER, to Miss MARGARET
GARDEN both Of this place.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-02
PAPER MAKING.

A great change has been effected IN the
course of few years in the quality of the
paper in common use IL this country, both
for newspapers and books. The change
is 10 be attributed in part to the IntroduC.
ton of machinery in the manufacture, III
consequence of which, paper Of much
superior quality is produced, without any
increase in the price. The paper Of the
best qualities, however, is in general still
made by hand, but the improvement which
have been recently introduced IN the ma
chine. paper, have brought 1t to close re-
semblance, aud very nearly to an equality
with that made by hand, and for some de
scriptious to a superior quality.
We have recently had an opportunity OF
witnessing an operation of a machine with
the improvements described IN the follow
ing communication from Mr.. Sanderson,
of his paper mill IN Milton. 1t appears,
as far as we are able to Judge, to answer
the purposes described IN the communlca
ton. and certainly produces paper ola su-
perior quality. The Press paper made by
the machine is manitestly superior to that
made by hand, aud the printing paper IS
evidently improved in its texture, by the
alteration made by him in the machinery
To Manufacturers and Consumers Of
Paper.-The Improvements ofthe subscu-
Der on the Cylinder Paper Machine having
been noticed in the public prints, he would
take this opportunity of explaining more
fully in what they consist.
The faults complained of in Machine
Paper, and which have deprived 1t of gea-
eral use, are lst, swami ofstrength;" I'd
it bagging and stretching, thus giving an
uneven and ridgey surface; and 3dy, the
difficulty of picking it without essential IN
! Jury in making holes in the sheet. These
imperfectiOns the subscriber has remedled
by certain improvements on the Machine,
the utility Of which have been tested by an
experience of twelve months. BY means
of these, the paper is equally as strong as
that made by hand; it is also eUen and free
from bagglug and stretching; the knots and
notes are thrown upon the surface Of the
sheet. instead of being lodged in its body,
as before usual, so that they can be remov-
ed without making holes.
Persons Interested, can be satisfied by
these facts, by referungto the papers made
by the machine as improved.
The subscriber Is satisfied that all kinds
Of paper heretofore manufactured, from
5aak-G bill paper to sdnd-seGthiHg, can by
means of Improvements, be made on this
machine; press and )onnett paper can be
made superior to any ever manufactured
before.
ISAAC SANDERSON.
samuel Wood & Sons, New York
are agents for vending the right of the i'm
provements in New York; and James w
McCuIlock, Esq. of Baltimore, for all
places South and West of the Delaware.
FePunters feeling an interest in the
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-02

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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-02

Impeachment By tie President.
William A. Harrison, District Attorney
for the Western District of Virginia, Vice
Edwin s. Duncan es'gIed.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-02
The PubIic's ob'i. serve.
" r yEODU

Fountain Inn, Lgk Sired, BatrfnoTs.
August 4fh, lc23.
n. b. The Table Of the Fountain Ian viii BE-
always supplied with the substanfals, varieties
and dainiies not only Of the Baltimore, bu, Of tho
Norfolk and other neighbouring markets.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-02
ISAAC SANDERSON.

GFSamuel Wood & Sons, New York
are agents for vending the right Of the I'm
provements in New York; and James W
McCuIlock, Esq. of Baltimore, for all
places South and West of the Delaware.
0FePrinters feeling an interest in the
improvement ofpaper will confer favor by
inserting the above.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-02
Trade and Commerce.

ZDHE sUBSCRIbLR late com.
800 I'll mercia editor II the Chfoncls,
a 1as1a i ls6l i as. roT "s a 's' o
80, ~ most CENTRAL PUBLIC HOS
In the eify j. prepared 20 accomodaie Tmyellers
and Boarders IN a manner with which he thinks
thew will be pleased: either IN good eating drink.
ing or lodging-and. ere long with infounaiion-
1n extensive range Of Stables being likewise n
.oched. Their horses viii b. taken care Of also--
Terms-DinneT 80 cents; Breakfas, or Supper
81 ID cents Lodging p cts; Or, for DAVIS board.
ing and Lodging, one dollar. Fsmilies travelling,
can have distinct apartments II they wish. Ilor.
So taken az livery u hours for 81 cents And
not % be altogether out Of sight Of frading my
editor Or proprietor Of paper any vtfTe, who
will give the foregoing three conspiciious inser.
lions m the inner form, and send one VI BIS 20
pers containing II 10 the Fountain In. hall have
two days boarding and lodging. the ifsi time be-
passes tbis way, provided too many do not call &
a time.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05
THURSDAY, Feb. s6

IHUkSDAtt n W. 80
The Senate have passed the bills, 4
10 amend the several acts concerning
the literary fund; 2, suthoTising the sale
Of the slaves belonging to the estate oil
Solomon Jacobs. Decd Sd, incorpora'
ting a compsay TO construct turspiks
fYom Winchester to Smith6sld; 4, to
improve the navigation of Opequan
creek in the county OF Bsrks y: 5, au-
thorising the pay ment of the school quo.
tss due the county of keaawhs, s, con-
csrning the james river company; z,
concerning the trustees Of Slate river.
They have rejected the bill empower
Ing Ssm'l Griffin to convey certain lands
Bills passed., appropsiating The
public revenue
Mr. DoddrIdge moved a resolution to
bring in bill for Increasing the salary
Of the Auditor Of Public Accounts;
which was supported by Mr. Miller Of
Powbatsn, and Mr. Bryce, aud passed,
ayes Sc, noes So
On motion of Mr. Dupuy, the Board
Of Pablo Works were requested 10 di
rect the Public Engineer to survey the
Appomatox with view to an improve
ment of the same from Petersburg to
tide water, frem Farmville TO Peters
burg with the same view, and the eoua
try between Fsrmvllls and the nearest
point OF Staunton river along Bufaloe
river and the Little Roanoke, with a
view of connecting the waters of the
Appomatox Northumberland to report
his opinions thereon.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-03-05
,u,,,;.. Of Amo, Edwards, which ere.

,ur.ii.s Of Amos Edwards, which ere.
ated long and animated discussion
The bill for the pay ment of pensions to
the widows or children Of pensioners, in
certain cases, was passed.
In the House Of Representatives, va
rious reports we're made from the Com
nittee; and among others, report
from the Committee 90 Relrenchment,
concluding with several resolutions de-
claratory OF the sxpediency OF correct
ing certain abuses in the expenditures
OF the Legislative anc Executive bran.
ches OF the Government. Mr.. HamiIiOn,
on presenting this report, made some
observations, in which he recommended
the adoption Of the resolutions, but the
hour bad expired bsfore be came to
conclusion. The House then proceeded
to the third reading Of the several en-
crossed bills before the House, when
the bill for protecting the people Of Ar
kansas, &c bordering upon the Indisn
settlements towards Mexico and the
Rocky Mountains, was, alter some brief
discussion, rejected. The various other
bills which had been acted on the pre-.
ceding day ia Committee, were then
read third time and passed; and the
House ordered recess from 4 till g
o'clock
la the evening session, the House, in
Committee of the whole on the state of
the Union, considered the blk making
appropriations fer holding treaties with
certain Ind'an tribes, sad having filled
the blanks, arose aud reported the bill
to the Hnuse.-lhs bill was then read
a third tune and passed. The House
then took up the bill for the relief of
the Navy Hospital Fund, which was
ultimately passed.