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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, IAN: 9,
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Sea Horse, Reed from New York. 6 days.
with soli to Lewis Ludlan, and Scott &. Fry
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, from Norfolk.
with passengers. Passed SCH. Independence Ioopcr
from baltimore, and ship Parachute, from Liverpool
between Cny Point and Bermuda Hundred
SAILED,
Schr. Cumberland, Wheaton, for Philadelphp, with
coal, flour, tobacco, &c.
Schr. Helen, Marston, Cor New York. with flour,
&c.
NenroLK, Jan 3.--Arrivcd, sehr Chesapeake,
Null from Richmond, bound to New York
Schr Volant, Post, from Warwick James rives)
bound to New York.
At Seawell's Pont--Schr Florida, Staples, from
Richmond, bound to Charleston
Shipw',sct.-The sloop Independence, Osborn, from
New York, bound to Richmond, with q cargo of ma
chlnery salt, &c. went ashore about miles TO the W.
OF Cape Henry this morning, heavy blow from
N W.; the l. having previously lost both anchors, Gu
bles, Jib and square sail Capt O. thinks it impro-
babe that either the vessel cargo will be saved.
JAN. 4-Arrived, brig Victor, Gray, Boston; schrs.
specie, bush, New York; Orator, Cater, Baltimore,
bound 10 Richmond.
Sailed, schrs. Chesapeake Null, and olant, Post
for New York.
From Below, briggs Henry, Thomas, for ST. Croix,
and Pom, Dickinson, for St. Thomas.
The snip Sarah, Harding, and brig Neptune, Ma
degan, hence at New Orlcals--the former on the
10th, the latter 10th ult.
SfooP indepeHfience.-I'ro a friend who came up
"'o Ns~ c'vHh'S iEoni LIS FeSSeI, reported under
yesterdays date as ashore miles w. OF Cape Hen
ry,we learn, That survey held the vessel and
cargo today at o'clock, at the request Of capt
Osborn when the catches were found to be properly
caulAed and battcned down, and upon opening them
every thing under deck vas found secure and in very
good order. The cargo consisted of butter, salt,
dcrOuohns, raisins, boxes and cases machinery and
other articles not specified. The soop hes on the
west side of Lynhaven Inlet, miles S. S. w. Of
Cape Henry.
NoRroLx, Jan. 5.-Below, schrs Mary, Jamison
and Hope Polly Cha =, from Rieh.ioA,f, bound to
Neg York.
The sloop independence. Capt Osborn, is still
ashore al Cape Henry. Capt. o. had obtained two
anchors from this place, had yesterday three lighters
alongside, and was making every eXertion in his
power to save the cargo for the benefit ofthc under
writer's. Capt. .. was of opinion, that if the wca-
Their continued good, during to-day Inc would be able
20 save both vessel and cargo-the latter would be
little wet.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07
a CARD.

MIR. RICHARDSON, (Ianager OF the Theatre)
ItA very respectfully the public that there
win be no disappointment on this evening in the ar
Engagement of Instruments for yIiSs Rock. lie has
scored splendid double actian Harp; and in add
ton to the entertainments advertised Yesterday Miss
Rock WILL by particular request introduce the spri-
ted Song of "THe Dashing Whte Sergeunt" ~ be
General Burgoyne. " The celebrated and beautiful
Song Of "Oh! Se'er shall Forget" (of which one
hundred and thirty copies have been sold within q
few days viii be introduced in its place, as ADVERT
sed. with the Harp accompaniment.
inn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07
Corr no. 81
Gnxrrnmenf of 81. Rarthciomevx-

= ~ ~ lfff Corr No. 81
t.,..s 81. ~ Cd. Government Of 81. Bartholomew,
~ Gustavia the 9th December, 13e3.
To Captain Daniel Turner Commander Of the United Stses'
ship Eric, GUSTAV Roads.
SnyVe Just received your letter Of this day, stating
your rxrot and suprisc determination deliver N,
h Buenos Ayrsan armed schooner Federal grounds
mentioned In your claim Of yesterdays Having added you
consider the vessel already officially denounced pra
teal think necessary observe that nom the
claim, stated In writing have been able
Guido that any such denunciaiion was made.
Your letter Of this day. without containing any reason,
ms brought accusation against the Federal that Of l-
cyl and we be assured that whenever you support
the seme by any proof will most readily operate 10 bring
the offenders 10 condgn punishment
fhat responsibility for the Capture must rest somewhere,
cannot doob else resolve would have been materially al
tered.
Though think you sangunc In the anticipation Of
what viii be tho opinion Of respective Governments with
regard refusal acceelo such claim
In your letter Yesterday feel much regard for the
whose behalf you have addressed US, si
ourselves, with distinguished consideration, Sir,
Your most obedicnt servants, JAMES II. HAASUN
(Signed) l. q. AIcRSlNC.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07
BUILDING LOTS FOR SIZE.

'NHAT very desirable lot in the ofthe PreSby-
y torian church nov building, being 80 foe, front
on street which separates Il from the land occupied
by Manson a. Bbhcr, aud averaging 100 feet deep.
more beautiful site IS probably rot TO be had in tic
CITY.
Also,tircc lots on Governors street above L street,
which ar daily becoming more valuable being IN a
central situation, street improving fast any
in Richmond They would be exchanged for land
west ofthc Capitol. y. I BURR.
dec i9-2sW1y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07
POOMiH PALNTZMG-

HNHE Subscriber would inform the ladies' Of Rich
- mond, that he intends stopping in tire city for
short time, and offers his services as teacher of Poouab
Tor lhcorem) Painting. The high state of perfection
70 which tho art has lately been carried the ease ard
facility with which il is acquired compared with tL,
usual model renders Desirable object for every
lady who wishes to have a knowledge of this orris-
mental part Of education.
Only thirty six hours arc necessary TO acquire a
knowledge of the art. He has taken a room ut Miss
Turner's boarding house, Man-strcc.. where spcci-
mems may be seen, and terms made known. Married
ladies or others can have private lessons at their
dwellings ifthcy choose.
" w. HOPKINS.
Reference to Rev. VIM. J. Armstrong, Rev. Ste
Phen Taylor and Rev a. Converge
Lc!g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07
CtHESTERFIEID, 80 rccc-l,ly h,,ing un,lc-,onc

EHESTERFIELD, very recently, h.ying undergone
~ considerable repairs, the subscriber atier himself
mat lac can furnish satisfactory and comfortable acc0nnOd-
tons TO all travellers who may please call on him. Chester
held situate AZ the forks Of the adsne leading westward
by CheSburg Orange Springs, Orange house. Louisa
court house, Charlottesville, Nc; leading norihgard by
Goensvic, SPoisylvana house, Fredericksburg, &c;
ono leading southeast on by Chapel Buks Bridge
the heedy Mil, &c; leading eastward, by Nccdwood &
Chesterfield 10 miles Ncewood 10 miles below Chcs.
burg tom Oxford, from Dickinson Chapcl from Golcns.
vlc, 70 from Fredericksburg, and 80 miles FROM Richmond:
and as o late there tavcns and perhaps better
cheaper accommodations, than has heretofore been us e
Po,od that tho travelling this from Richmond 20 FREEZER.
icksbuTg viii hrcrase TUtlS WEST
Chesterfield, Caroline county Va
Jan. 4, 1870 ~ r.,,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07
MANAGERS OFFICE,
1GAIh-

81, 49, 10, 3, 80, 81, %,
Were the drawn numbers in the Delaware and s.
Carolina Consolidated, No. 2.
Nos. 70, ~, a. capital prize of $40 900, quar-
ter Of which is owned in Richmond. The fortunate
holder Is requested to call and receive the cash.
And those who want capitals call for chances at fbc
Managers Office YATES s. RINTYRE.
ian
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07

D4VID FULTZ-.4ttoynsy at Lau.
AS settled himself permanently AT the Wa,,,
Springs, and will attend the courts of Allecba-
ny ba'n ana focahontas. He offers his services 70
the public a General Land lpeni. 10 irves,;cy,t>
titles give information to quality superintend sur
veys, pay taxes, effect sales, &c
During the recess Of courts he may be found az hs
Office Warm Springs, Bath County.
doc 2Q--w5t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07
MORE GOOD LUCK,
AZ the old established Office Of
PREMTIS OHUBB,

ouctessor 10 >. q NJ. .3Uen q Co.
MO. IS, 81, %, prize Of One Thousand Dollars
IL came to this City on Saturday. The fortunate
owner is invited to call at the lucky Office and re-
ceive the CASH for the same. The subscriber has
great variety of numbers in all the authorised Lotto
res for sale. He also will purchase all kinds of un-
current Bank notes. Drafts can be obtained on
Huntington City, Baltimore, philadelphia .Ne,o York
Boston, and al other principal Cities in the u States
at p CHIJBRS GFPICC
ian SIT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07

Whoie Iickct', $50 Quarters, s.
Hoires, SlO Eighihs, @ so
package Of Is whole, which is compelled to draw
SlSO, can be had tor SRSO-Sharcs Of packages in
same proportion.
BFOrdcTs from the country (post pad) promptly
attended to- Address your orders TO
YATES 81 NrINTYRE,
Gee y Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07
REMEMBER ME.

IIEKUSI SALE.-By virtue vi deed Of trust executed
n by James Underwood 10 the subscribers on the l2d day
september 1913 and duly recorded the clerks Office Of Han
over county, Tor purposes therein mentioned shall
10 M al public auction for ready money the highest bidder
on wednesday, the twenty eighth day of the present month
anHaIy az Hanover court house. that being day one
Tract OF land III said county lying Allen, Creek and
joining W. Wootson's, and others; also the following Slaves
va: Davy Washington, James Isaac Armsead Polly and
Lefty; much OF the above mentioned property as win be
sufficient 10 satisfy said deed and other expenses ATTENDING
same Ic tile TO the above property Is believed ndispu',be
b the subscribers acting trustees, will convey only such
title as Is vested in them. JOHN TYLER, r..
jan etc JOHN PRIDDY AEUs''s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07

DaiUa6le House j. Lot near de Poor Houce
FOR SALE.
y ENDING to leave Richmond / offer for sale
House. The house is of brick, two stories b;gb
with rooms on the first floor, and OH the second:
double cellars under the whole for kitchen and lock
cellar II we'll built and well finished comfortable
mousse Inc lot is ty-tour feet front and haitian acre
deep lot There is a never falling snr,n, ~
excellent water within twenty yards Of the house.
Among the out-housos are large smoke house and
slaughter house. The insurance on the dyyenpo
house is near 3 900 dollars
iER'i''--One hall cash, the other half 10 twelve
months. Possession will be given in April
ldh : JOHN DOYLE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07

Stenography acquired IN one Lecture.
IT. STEiSOa will give Lecture of from one 10 two
" hours, on MS improved system Of ShoIth,n Writing m
the Legislative Hall, "Wednesday evening Jan the 9TH Com
mencns at O'clock At the expiration of the lecture those
VINO attend Ill be able with the card Ia write the short hand
nilgihy AMI correctly Those who write the common hand
Gpedncusy may, IN day, (and without further in true
one week may write lecture sermon Grafton &C. as fa, as
o,ered ard read H. correctly AMI ueny, ~ any Length OF
time after il is written. - -
Members the legislature aud those citizens Of Hobroorl
wnobelevc with Franklin, that money! and wish an
easy secret and expeditions mode writing viii promote their
interest ana CRAFTY their wishes by attending the Lecture
taPe and pencil or pen and ink win ~ required Terms Tor
me card and admission the Lecture 81 The system NAV be-
examined and cards of Admission had Mr. Nashs book
and az the fIail in the evening. ian &C..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07

WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant Tailor,
III As added TO his former Stock an assortment of
- superior Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vcstines;
which he will make up to order at the shortest notice
and III the most fashionable manner
He keeps on hand general supply Of the best
innings; which he will furnish his customers on the
most reasonable terms.
nov II ~ or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07

| NAMES WINSTON, Richmond. Agent for VIM.
Prince, Proprietor of Linnean Botanic Garden,
New-f ork, now so advantageously known as the
extensive and valuable establishment of the kind
n this county, will receive orders for any kind OF
Fruit or ornamental Trees, Grape Vines, Flowerine
Shrubs, Greenhouse Plants, Bul6ous Roots &C.
IL Catalogues will be furnished gratis and the most
prompt Il particular attention paid to the FORWARDING
70 any part of the State such articles us persons re-
siding at distance may order
The Trees Shurbs, Vines, &C. &c. are put up in
tie very best order, and may be transported many
hundred miles without injury The experience ofthe
Agent, though limited, fully ustities him in recon
inendng TO any person possessing but half acre of
land TO procure small assortment Of vines. ffuis
trees &C., and others holding more land could not
invest 30 or an 100 dollars more adyamageously.
+ DO 2i-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07
500 REWARD

faN1E above reward W Ill be paid for the apprehen-
henson OF negro man named RICHARD, who
calls himself RICHARD SMITH, who left my lot on
Saturday night the 18th ut. and woman. .uaria.
who, Is believed, .ave gone off together. Richard
is black fellow, about feet inches high very
likely whenwell dressed, but Of rather bad counte-
nance when spoken to; he had sundry clothes among
them blue sUrtout coat Maria is stout girl, about
% years DID, not very black OF pleasant counteuancc
when speaking; she had MKT winter dress, and Il
variety OF other clothes not rccoleoted. The above
fellow has left wife and children, who live al Mr.
Thomas Undcwoods: he is very Intelligent ana can
read and write oerably well; ne has no doub, forced
pass, and VIII probably attempt get to the north
ern states Thirty dollars VIII be pail for him alone
and 30 for Maria, fifty If taken together and deiiv-
cred to the subscriber, secured in any jail in Nr-
ginia the proportion of 100 dolls and cxpen-
ses paid If taken cut ofthe State and delivered to me-
ran w. L. AlICOJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07

DATES or LATEST ADyICfs.
From Liverpool, Nov. q.
From Havre, .,, Nov. 1.
From New Orleans, Dec. 70.
U. S. BAw Srop--At New York. January 3, IA "a 1915
Exchange on London lO3 1904.
There were CD 600 barrels of Wheat Flour inspcc-
tod in the city Of Aicxandra, during the quarter en-
hrp on the 3fst ult.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07
THIS DAY!

UTH be drd,on the Grand Consolidated Glass No T.
CAPITAB PRIZE $4,000.
~ Numbers--6 Drawn Ballots
SCHEME.
prize Of 100000 prizes of $1,000
do 1000 do 800
do 1460 10 do $50
Besides $40. 80, IS, 10, &c. &c. &c.
Chances 90, halves 2 So quarters 25.
Gr The drawing will be received at
COTTOM'S BOOKSTORE.
81, IS, 10, D, 33, 81, 90,
Were the Numbers drawn in The Delaware g.
South Carolina Class No. 2 e.. T.
yaD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07
TEMPERANCE SOCIETY

Meeting Will be held at the Second Baptist Church
this afternoon at o'clock for the purpose of form
ing an asociation for the promotions Of temperance
Alwho friendly the object are requested to at
ttend. ian 1T
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07

E'OR RENT, comfortable brick tenement near the
a Basin For terms apply to
dec % CURTIS CARTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07

WANTED wish to hire so good healthy labores for
the next year. to work at the cnal ps35 pit hands, -
top hands, and 10 boaime--r which liberal price " an be
gve immediate application the coal yard ou the
Docs or at my Office. PRENTIS CHUBB
dec % 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07

THEATRE.
MISS ROCK TWO NIGHTS MORE.
O The public is respectfully informed, that the
manager, (having learned Miss ROCK leaves this
country for England in the Spring of this year) has
prevailed on iier to reengage for Too Nights more,
being positively the extent of the time she can pass
in Richmond.
THIS EVENING, JAN. 9Th, 1929,
UIH be presented, the admired Conrd7 Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07

WASHINGTON CITY STOCK FOR SALE
w lnend!n5 shortly 10 i'm the Manufacture of Cot.
on wish 10 sell fur hundred shares the Stock of
me NorP'faon Of Washington bearing per meres,
able quarter yearly and edeemabe in the fall 1887
Ihe WHO NAV be disposed purchase requested to maize
application eine To MIR Charles = Fowler Washington citv
'iesTs no Thomas Biddle Philadelphia; MIR Stephen
tTown Boston, or 10 the subscriber Richmond Va
dec 20-2awim CHASTkIN ~ aREr
ne Editors OF the N!,ion lnesencer, Democratic Pres
and Boston Patriot will insert the twice week for or
weeks, aud forward their this Office paymeuf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07

hif subscriber respectfully informs the public and the men,
- bers oil The LSlIture particularly, that lac will OPEN on
ID OF December, at ms apartments Lottery
Cice Class Tor Modem languagescomprsng the Freucf
ee On Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, week until the
rSt OF March next Several Gentlemen already given
ne names those disposed to join them, viii please to maze
immediate application.
% few more advanced pupils be received in the FIST
reneh Class, which reces Monday, Wednesday ard Fri
day. oil each week from I'LL o'clock evening and aIso
'wo more pupils the Bookkeeping Class which attends ora
the same evenings, from I'll O'Clock.
dec 2-eolm STEPHEN RFRNkRn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07
THIS DAY {!

4JJU prlzcs, S45,N20
Tickets m'y sj-.Halves 81 5O-Quarfsys 81 e5.
WdstDigton City, Jan. T.
~ The official drawing will be received on Friday
afternoon at o'clock at the truly Fortunate Lottery
and Exchange Office of TH0S. h. BIGGER.
ian T-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07

NEW YoRK CONSOLIDATED 70. ls.
To lie draicn 2Oit Janua,y.
$4,000 $4,000,
5000, $500.
1000 ) Of 1000.
Of 600 5 Of 800,
And 80 each Of 500, 90, 20, 90, and 80, and $50
of 40, 1850 of 90,
Whoie $40, Hatres $40, Qua,ters s., T. .shMs 81 So
.Nsiv York, 1929
The drawings will be received u the Managers
Office, under the Eagle Hotel where the fortunate
holder Of d. 81 90, capital OF So 900, whole ticket
Is respectfully invited to call and receive the cash.
jane YATES & MINTYRE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07
THE WILL.


SCHOOL FOR DAUGHTERS.
or solomon Cync, Mr.. Herbert
MahdevHie, Walton,
howard, Davis,
ncNras' Herbert, IL.
realize, Farrell,
6ooen' ii. Walton,
va Copsley, Harris,
ALniNA MANDEvuLE Miss ROCK,
With the song (by general request,) "Oh! ne'er
snan FORGET, accompanied by herself on the Harp.
Mrs. Rigid, Mrs. Read
Cicc!y Copsley, Collins.
OeOorah, Bclcour
10 e07ehde 'en e Interesting lo- Drama IN nc.s IF Ae
Maid or Magpie,
WHICH IS THE THIEF
Gerald, Mr.. Herbert,
Martin, Farroll
Alalcout Richard,
Henry, Garncr,
Benjatn:Ii. Stickncv
Waward, Walton
Jailor, BoTr;s
george II. Walton,
Mrs. Gerald, Mrs Read
ANNETTE Miss ROCK
w no VIII introduce tie Duett, .Whea a lille
Farm zee keep with Mr. Garner
Iicfets-BoX and Pit, dolar-Midde Gallery
So ccnts--Side GALLERY, 25 cents.
VI no smoking allowed in the Theatre
Doors To be opened at 6, and curtain 10 rise at
o'clock precisely.
W. set of excellent stoves are supplied for the
comfort of the audience ian =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07

To be dra,0n AZ Richmond, 18Th Februapy. 10.
IL 1,49O Tickets only. N
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TO the Ep,rons or the WING.

TO THE sEDiToRs or THE WHIG.
The enclosed production Of lady, is sent for pub
icaton in your daily paper, with hope that it viii
contribute in some small degree to attract the public
patronage, for the approaching fair. to be shortly held
for the benefit fthe Female Humane Association, of
this city. ~ A SUBSCRIBER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07
Auctt0tI &aleN.

BY DAVENPORT, .4LLEN e. co.
GROCERIES, &C.
On WEDNESDAY,, the 7th instant, at I | o CLOAK.
at our auction store,
Whiskey, NJ f.. rum
Jamaica rum, brandy
Country and Holland gin
Candies, mould and spermaceti
Brown soap, cheese
Raislns. sugars, coffee
Pepper, ginger, paper
Teas, molasses
Hats, glassware, wines, &c. &c.
Jan ID. A. & Co. Aucty,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07

DRY GOODS.
On FRIDAY, January the 9th, a, 10 o'clock, az
our auction store, will be sold IN assortment of Do
"e,fic and Foreign Dry Goods.
dec % d. A. s. co. Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-07

M ESSRS. $. L. MILLS IL co. Of New York
I'VE has sent few bundles Of fruit trees FOX
sale; those who DESTROYS of getting choice peach
apricot and plumb trees VIII please call immediately
Us the weather Is fine for setting them out.
dec II CHARLES ELLIS
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-17

tude If the object OF punishment be to prevent crime
by the influence of example, that is not gained by the
common mode OF execution. Crime is comInitted il
secrecy, and in silence lei it be punished.
Inflated, unfortunate, deluded, unhappy Swear
ingen" Such are the epithets applied by several edi
tors to who first broke the heart Of an amabe
and unofending wife. by deserving her for an aban-
doned wanton, and then filled up the measure of his
depravty by shedding the blood of her whom he had
sworn to love, honor, and protect Detection over
took the steps Of crimehe arrested, tried con-
vcted, sentenced, and executed. What claim has
such depravity to sympathies Why should we be
called upon to weep and mourn because guilt met its
punishment and wantonness its doom? We should bt
taught to contemplate the murderer with disgust anr
horror, not with morbid sensibility and unmany SYM
patty. The tenderness of our nature should be di.
rected to the sick bed of suffering vrtueto the dis
tress of unfortunate innocenceit should not I've vast
ed upon him whom evil passions and corrupt feelings
have impelled to the purder of womens happiness,
and of their life Therefore do we condemn the
pomp and show and exhibition of kind feelings which
have been lavished upon Swearngen. and the clo-
sing scene of his guilty career.-N Y. Courier
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-17
REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS.

in contemplation memorabilia the ensuing Congress
a in favor of Nom Commissioned Officers and Soldiers
of the Army Of the Revolution enlisted for three years.
served the close of the and honoraby dscharg
ed, and who receive pensions
With this siew deemed expedient ascertain their
number Will person in each Of the United States vol
uneer this service and communicate the result
practicable TO JAMES FAIRLEE, Esq City Hall, N. Y!
The parties interested likely TO be found the
humber walks of le0cers Of the Revolution, and patri
citizens will therefore do we'll circulate this notice
their patronage is solicited
To good feeling and beraty ofhe press towards them,
old Army much indebted and BY gruItous insertion
of this in their respective papers, Editors will confer more
favor and has much the appearance of being the las
mertorous, but much injured OF that army, who
about ask of their country, not charity, but justice.
Note-Clamants must be particular to put down their
whole time of service, whether campaigns,
and their place of residence and pay their postage