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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-16
Land for Sale.

! Wish to sell the tract Of Land on Which nov
Il reside, lying on the Meadow Bridges Road, in
Henrico County, about four miles from the Cty OF
Richmond, Containing AO5 81 ac-cs. The improve
ments Oh tins land is "a two story dwelling house built
OF brick forty feet square, kitchen with two rooms
also OF brick with other out houses, all nearly ne,v
This land hes we'll for improving and is bounded on
one side by the Brook Run, which affords fine mea-
dow lands. There is n creek of some size. running
through the middle OF this land, with an equal proper
ton OF wood land. 1t is we'll adapted to the growth of
all kinds OF grain. fn0t sold before the Goth inst it
VIII on that day be sold TO the highest bidder with
OUT reserve. Application to be made at Seabrool's
Warehouse, to " III. Burton. or to the Subscriber
Jan l3--S0wd THOMAS BURTON ir
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For SHE

y the Virginia Coffee House, on Wednesday next
ialr, or the next fair day. all ny household and
ktchen furniture with two or three fine cows raised
in town. together with some favorite receipts for mr
superior style of cooking. l shall continue to seiI
privately until the day of sale
jan l4-lt C REBECCA GLOVER,
Saleto take place at IL o'clock
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-16
PRIH.4TE ENTERT4LN.HE.NT

EVE undersigned respectfully informs her friends &
tho public generally, that she has opened house
OF P"crie Entertainments IN Gcnito, (Powhatau coun-
ty) III The houses formerly owned aud occupied by Mr.
George Williamson, deed.
The establishment having undergone n thorough
repair. and having hccn considerably enlarged will
enable the subscriber ~ entertain travellers md 9th
ers IN much more comfortable style than heretofore.
She therefore socts tic patronage ola generous pub
lie. MARIA CRUMf.
C'cno, Jan. 7ti, 1870. Ac
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-16
Ron THE RICHMOND VINO.

5iISs sHsrsfed5 by ydd,ng ~ hc Day thig RMS ai,t
The 6eI'afn tunes, headed "Jphdt d Lint sthrrf" -
What is that Father j, is tho Fouu
lIiPnlg i; lightly DER bricr and thogn
lIc SCENTS the perfume the sweet uassinr GAL,
And tho a. . OF the morning to sip Will not al.
80 may Thy passage through IBIS life TIC
UnlaE'd by tho OWLS s,irGJuIdn,. tie.
What is that Father: IL is tho Stag
Who for hounds for hunts.neu will never In
ISut onward bounds with Increasing speed
When he bears tue hDrn the rrincng s,ccd
Like the Stag, my lov'd dadghteI, thus hurry away,
When nrtiul purSucrs thy speed Mould dt1ty.
on! hurry, bury, when danger is near,
Shrink from gfeaicr evil, have no other fear
Than the drrad that If once you should pause to look Ia
You should lnso the most and the ony safe track.
Oh be in tliy speed and thy pun pose so true
Plat yotr are when tits run, you would gladly renew
jan 10. '
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~ reserved ad Sr sil,, lneeio,et oil the Aasefcap
ne'ou,on iuSatve Of me ufenis and virtues of the
ees ana raots who acted the Iuos consp cuous oars
therein by Malar Alexander Gsrde o. Less legion Se
'u 1900 .,i.SSc NAI IL FlTZWZYLSONN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-16
as tsl,ST 1o s9qe'' by Mr. roeis We e. on e

Ehe following sondets by AIr rcrciva, We cxCi.ut iom
> ueDtfcut journal.
SONNwrS
o. EvoniHs have loved thee with "A idy
FENDER and pure, aud thou hast over been
4 mother Ofmy sorrows. When a bow
wandered of,cu 90 lonely allen,
And far from all the stir, a)i,i unlsc of tnru
Held bnd conu'nuon with uncarlhy things,
!irh as come, gathering brightly ronnd rs Witl
imagination and shaE - her WINS
J ., in that secret valley, doGbly dear
l'or all its natural beauty, aud the bush
That cv0r bToodcd DER II, | would Law
My thoughts in deepest cal,u-dnd " bnsr
Eus'l1d, or small bird shook the bccchcu spr,y
IboTu scaincd "a n'inrtcrlnS angrl whispering GtAc
o. there arc tears Of 10y, and they arr fd
From the hearts sccret founinn, where they styfu
ike springs, in Snnc mysterious cavern br3l
Made holy nv the sybil's murnuriug spell
lnrth from the darklue cave they calmly flow
CTystalinc pure 10 heavens rejoicing li7lic
Mud over stcd sands and pebbles bright
Town ihro' t!jc sacred grove Oi hturcs ~,
70 |hea ny thoughts, long wcmcd by the ui.h
ti l'te too busy cares, would plusc and keen
ANhic Sabhah's Stiffness, and would Law
I1sh p1ssonlc longing, thcn eau bulwrep
ie,s bIissiul tcars, ~ many % sudden gu-b,
Ant with all my sorrows ulclt away.
~ V7uld thai dreams ual TIC ,hbigs 'iey tc.
hlctf un'rbs,rntal p1gcants, horn aud dying
With the lglf sleep that make. thCm, touu: 1yiDE
Like evcnin: clouds, how beautiful aud fair
". tlicy thinner than the c,npt, air,
end yet how blessed, when ,hcy bend and snilV
How the heart fows away IN raptJrcs, wllC,
Bt1r, ford illusions They uro lingering there
They have a touch and vo.ce-'rhat bosom, sycC1.
With youug world of Joy how rpfly hfavr5;
" lifts H. gouzy veil, like Naihcrv lcavrs;
Waved Lightly over Yomcr's paluy ,lwci,.UE
n higher bliss tlrln even hupc believes
10 tie fixed eye " siuruberins io,dncss trllr,.
Visions ofyouIh, where ann We, in the SKY,
Ntcvcniug, on the glorious silu.rt clouds
We hover thrre, like shadows from t's:r shrbil-
Bgkouing 10 JOYS that buddcd but n die
Below tho lcnfv hills 50 calmly lie:
There seems no living thing in a TIM scene
Only that lavish garniturc " giccn,
Cold timed where the pine zee tapcrs hj.F
Wore " 90 lcctnR, bright and glorces dW1us,
Dreams tuIl Of silent power and nnoceot lanic,
Pho charm Oft Ight a willing wuTld tainc,
We We hut 10 the sunset strcains'
Bright dazzling splcnd0ts, are moro than fair,
But soon yc fade and only night IS there.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-16
TRRATA

In me aflrsss n Jc members Of hc Richmond LoEam
Ip the dedication q ort,g read Forum.
Near the cud Cos % Lit 2S,G, read Co. IT, ~ ~ n.
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800 REV ARD

'sNAhEN out Of my house Saturday last PATENT
Il iEPER GOLD WATCH, in a double back enufre
turned case, with dial; Ro RoskeI Liverpool Ne
2S5so VIII GTe the above reward any pgrscr who vl
deliver tle waici 10 me in good condition W.
Dec Ats TN uASSrr,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-16

NNASEIINCFON CITY STOCK ron SALE
w Intending shortly 10 engage in the Manufacture Of Cot
ton, wish 10 sell four hundred shares uf Stock Of
w" corporation IF Washington, hearing per interest,"
able qnadcry'ty, mi rctcfniohc Nv ibc fd Of 1887
thoc who may hc dFor n purchase, requested n make
application ci'hcr - Mr. Charles Fowler Washington city;
Nlcssfs Jno a. Fhwuas Riddle, Philadelphia; MIR Stephen
Browi BOSTON, or TO tic subscriber Richmond, Va
dec 2n-1awim CtIASTAIN CLARKE.
Tho Editors ai fire National niCllgcnccr Dempc a,ic Press
and boson aol will insert the above twice week Tor four
weeks, and Onward their this Office payment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-16

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
IN AiONDAf next the 10th inst. at 10 o'clock,
VII be sold at Auction Rooms, y,ih0m r.serre'
a large and general assortment of DRY GOODS,
JusI received. o. D. Sc Co. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-16
BENJAMIN. 2. nrrCxxxE

'IItVTHCV az ITW,
Ny ILL practice in the superior and inferior courts
W held in the city Of Richmond including. those
for the county Of !lenrico. lie may be found at tie
office Of Chapman Johnson, Esq
ian 1O-CoGt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-16

S6ED Ddzo G. PRIME LG9U.ra cU.iee tor saicty
Jan l2-Gt .. x. IL ]. HALLiM
EASTERN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA, to ,c.t.
l}E IT rrH. MmRtp, ha the eighb day Of Nove.n
Der, IN Inc nifty third year tie ptrpemlcnce of he
'-s-.f I. States Of Am.erica, THOMAS ~. WHITE OF.
NE sad District hath tepose IN this Office the ,i;le OF book
We 'slt whereof &c claims as .opeo., in words row.
"a,'ye-I4iH Or, III; thaIgerae Fi-cQyG,;" a Word
BY : 'IaGiSIsN.
"f,rcs I!'a,, G.si taiii,.iL Lace,
'i@' A'"ta 4ecs'e, hy fairy tictiOp drey'-t;RAy
sin Ijco Eoiomts"
ia conformity 10 tie OF tic Congress Of tic United States
c'cl IAN act for tic cement If lean ~ Dy s.:r1
e copies OF ua's, chats, and books, lie 2os ma mo-
n.;iufs 1 -pch c"y'i d-n5 Lc times therein ucr;i9ne6'
no JHFFRITS,
J., In answer y the various inquiries verbal and
written, which have been made, the Publisher an
Eounccs that the - roing work in press and viii
appear III our weeks from this day. rs the number
oi copies Will be uited, Booksellers and others who
wish 10 possess thea, would do well to leave their
names with the Publisher, with Mr.. John III. NASH
Nessrs. Collins i c., or ". II. FitZwhvlsonn.
- The Author OF the above work l.; st.k,,ry
notwithstanding the nany imgenous conjcctugcs
Jan y5ir*
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-16

AMES WINSTON. Richmond \ gent for VIM.
Prince, Proprietor Of LinnGan Botanic Garden.
New York, now 50 advantageously known as the
most extensive and yaluUbe establishment Of the kind
in this county, VIII receive orders for any Kind 81
Fruit or ornamental Trees, Grape Vines, FIowerino
Shrubs, Greenhouse Plants, Bal5ouS Roots, &C. "
o. Catalogues will be furnished gratis and the most
prompt y particular attention paid the forwarding
TO any part Of the State such articles as persoDs re
sldug At distance may order
The Trees, Shurbs, Vines, &C. sc. are put III, in
the very best order, aud may be transported many
.uhAFe miles Without injury. The experience ofthc
Agent, though limited, fully iustifies hun in recon-
mendirg to any person possessing but half acre oil
land TO procure small assortment OF vines, fruit
trees, &c, and others holding more land could not
invest 30 oran IcJ dollars more ad. aatagcously
De - If
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$500 REWARD.

y CilCE Is hereby given that the sum of FIVE
" HUNDRED DOLLARS has been subscribed
" several citizens OF this place, ier the apprehension
OF the person, or persons, who assaulted and rnhhod
apt SIMON 'Lcllan (since dead) III this CITY on
lie evening OF the til instant.
Inc paper bearing the hume of those who lay,
subscribed tins rewarLwiil be produced, on ppicaon
to the publishers oftIe Da.y \Yhir. or the RcbroJ
Compiler De- on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-16

TON MOORE AGAIN.
nDES upon cash, corn, catholics and ,nany other
~ matters by Thomas Moore.
FAIRY Legends md Traditions Qljl.e south Of Ire
OIL Is English Common Law Reports.
January No Tor 1922, y. \. Review published
Ipd received at NASIpS RooEeto~.
ian ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-16
FEMALE LHARACTER.

4 ETTERs on Female Character, addressed to .
"A young lady on the death OF her mother by Mrs.
Virginia Cary Of Virginia. Just published and for
sails by J. u. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-16
KEAIENlBER Me

FEHIiE Remember Ne, religious and literary ms
a celiany, inteaded a Christmas and new
and neatly mt up in watcrcd silk for s;,le bv
Jan !. II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-16
SPLENDID SCHEME!

III A@b4N|ID 'JOAI I'M Il.
Tho Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, 10Th Class, to
be drawn at the Eagle Hotel, on Wednesday the 18th
February,
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
" hole $50, halves $40, quarters 50, cghtlis 90
lNp rs G. II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-16
HERRLNGS.

:Sfk0 Bbls. Potomac cut herrings, no. /, (par; in
large pine b5ls.) of superior quality. for ~
jan3 by CUSHMAN g. ANDREW
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-30

M schloz Of Vienna, gives the following
process Tor preparing quilts for making pens,
when, u ls said, will render them more durable.
ana better than the best Hamburg quils A
boiler is TO be about ono fourth past filled ,vi,h
water, and the quilts suspended in a perpend;cn.
lar position over the surface of tho water. with
their iaIis downwards, so tina. the extremity Of
~. me tai Is not below the surface Of the water.
Ihc boiler Is then to be covered with a close
cover, and kept boiling four hours. The next
day alter having cleared the quilts of rourhness
and rubbed them with piece Of woolIen cloth
let them be exposed TO a moderate deorae ~
heat and on the following day they will be-
found hard and transparent, and without the de.
feet of splitting too freely. Wv W.
Foreign Journal
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WAsHrNarnn De- ~

Mr.. Richardson, from your state, chose a
most unlucky time to offer his resolution for
the appointment of standing committee on
education. Whether he intended il as a
satire upon the President and some of his
Secretaries or not, is not quite certain; but
1t is probable that his object was to quiz the
administration for no man could seriously
offer such resolution, at time when TO be
an illiterate BOBBY is no obstacle to political
Advancement, and when one half the news
paper editors in the union are worshippinr
the President and Secretary of War. seem.
ingly for no other reason than their want of
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-30

street through which the new Queen is TO
make her triumphal entry, has been nicely
paved, and IL or Is splendid triumphal
arches are raised: one of them, built by
three slave merchants, cos. over 10000
milreas. The Brazilian Court is said to be
the most splendid in Christendom. The
decorations of the attaches of government,
and the splendid dresses of the females, are
only paralleled by the fairy tales in the
Arabian Nights: hut it must be remember
ed that this is the land of diamonds, jewels,
and precious stones; and no people on the
globe make more profuse use of them
that is those who can afford it. The new
Queen, only IL, is the third daughter of
Eugene Beauharnois, step-son of Napo
leon by Josephine, and adopted by him pre-
vious to his marriage. She was to be
crowned as Empress, Oct &C.
CAMPEAcHY. By an arrival at New York,
file of Campeachy papers TO the 23d of Novem-
Der has been received, with several proclama-
tons relative to the separation Of Yucatan from
the Mexican Republic. The ActNaf Separation
was concluded at Merida, the capital Of the
province, on the 9th Of November, and stoned
by all the principal civil and military aut6ori.
ties. The seceders from the General Govern
ment have given the name Of CENTRAL REPuB-
Lie to the province.
INLAND TRADE BETWEEN Mexico AND
THE UNITED STATES. The Inland trade
between Mexico and the United States is
increasing rapidly. This is, perhaps, one
OF the most curious species of foreign inter-
course which the ingenuity and enterprise
OF American traders ever originated. The
extent of country which the caravans tray
erse--the long journies they have to make
the rivers and morasses to cross-the prai-
ries, forests, and all but African deserts to
penetrate, require the most steel-formed
constitutions and the most energetic minds.
By the late caravans 100000 in specie
we're brought to Missouri, besides a consid-
cradle quantity of other valuable merchan-
disc. The route which this singular inland
trade takes, is beyond the usual boundaries
or highways of the country. The caravan
referred to, travelled about a thousand
miles through the Indian country, before
it reached the Mexican boundary. Within
the limits of our sister republic it has about
the same distance to traverse, and equal
dangers to encounter. United States troops
appointed to protect this trade are constant
ly watched, and on two occasions attacked
by the Indians, who are bold and lawless-
little acquainted with the power of the
white men-and entirely incredulous of the
population and extent either of Mexico or
the United States. An escort had been
granted to the caravan by the Mexican
authorities, which continued with it until
relieved by Major Riley's command.
.NetO York Courier.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-30
LETTERS FROM WASHINGTON;
EXTRACTED FROM sUNDRY PAPERS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
Mr.. Chiffon, the reformer, member of
Congress from Ken, is Baptist preacher
was induced to go and hear him last eve-
ming. He vocifeIates most powerfully, and
his voice breaks. He deals in Explanations
and in warm appeals to the passions and
many of the auditors responded in deep
groans. He attempted to explain The book
of revelations-he ventured upon sthe sea
of glass; but got beyond his depth, and
fioundered sadly. suspect he never read
Winston, Faber, or .Ne,cton. His costume,
for preacher, was quite singular. He had
metal buttons on his coat, and his waistcoat
and pantaloons were of very light color !;
but this is not mateiial-as Sterne has said,
it is of little consequence whethera mans
coat be red or black, if his prayers are sim
cere.' give Mr.. Chiffon the credit of sim
cerity-but he cannot boast of much bibli-
cal knowledge, and his manner is in bad
taste for an intelligent audience.
Boston Com. Gaz.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-30

1t has been remarked, that the Reports of the
present Secretaries abound in inuendoes and
charges against the last Administration. WIN
do not the Cabinet rely upon their own acts 10
proclaim their merits, instead of insidiouslv
bringing charges against their predecessors,
Speaking on this subject, the Baltimore Cbron.
icle says S''o"'
we once knew an old gentleman, no less
remarkable for his eccentricities than he was e.,
ms honesty OF purpose, whose rule it was. To
dismiss from his service any servant, who. nm
coming to his employment, picked holes 10 10
use his expression) in the work of the one whose
place ne was called to fA. He reasoned, and
with great truth, that the man who could bs
mean enough to draw comparison with ! view
o. aisparaelng another and Of eevating himself,
musI certainly lack moral honesty, and tina; tho
consciousness Of it made him resort 10 The mis-.
cradle trlck of bolstering up his pretensions 70
a reputation to which he had, in fact no lust
CAIN. lie said, you may set it down as
genera rue, that man Of real merit-of zen.
ulne wor'h--will never stoop to build no his
own fame at the expense of another" "''
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-30

rENSsYLvANIA: In tho House of Rcpresen.
tc Mr.. Wilkinss report and resolutions
Xav1raoie to the tarif,) were called up on
, IoJnesaay, ana passed the committee OF the
whole without debate or opposition. $50
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-30

Showing, in the a.
mount of expenditures
from July !, 1928, to
July l, 1929, an excess
beyond the amount of
revenue, admitting that
every cent of postage
of the last year shall be
collected, of
Add amount of bad
| debts, as before men,
toned, 22,235 so
/ And amount
ofbad money, 1906 80
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Extract from the Rspert of the Postmaster
General, dated November A, 1922

Extract from the Report of the Postmaster
General, dated November A, 1929.
The amount of moneys on hand, and due from
Postmasiers, including judgments obtained on
old accounts, was reported by the late Postmas-
ter General, TO be, on the first day of July,
1927, $500 81
He also reported an excess of ex-
penditures beyond the amount ofre-
ceipts for the year ending the lstof
July, 1928, of -37,928 %
Leaving balance of moneys on
hand, and due from Postmasters, in
GLIDING judgments obtained on old
accounts, on the first of July, 1923,
of 332,lO5 10
The amount of hostages from Ju-
ly !, 1928, to July j, 1929, is found
to be I,704 AIS AZ
The expenditures
ofthe Department for
the same period are as
follows
Compensation to Post
masters 559, 237 %
Transport
alton of
the mail ,l53646 81
Incidental
expen-
ses, 69,249 %
i 4
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ANOTHER COINCIDENCE. Just as Presi-
dent jackson had got ready to propose his
various amendments to the constitution Of
the United States, Mr.. Randolph, in the
Virginia Convention, spoke thus :-"Of ali
workmen, those who make or mend consti-
buttons, know the least of theis Trade. we
have proved ourselves unable to make a
new constitution, or even to tinker the old
one."-BrattIebOrO' Messenger.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-30

Brazil. A Rio Janeiro letter, dated
Oct. 10, published in the New York Daily
Advertiser, states the extra expense Of the
entree OF the new Queen Of Brazil at $780,
goo, to say nothing Of the squadron of two
irIgates, and the Robert Fulton, that went
after her, and the splendid presents in Jew
els, worth over 100000. The diamond
necklace, Don Pedro's daughter wears, is
valued at 100000, to say nothing of the
proinsIon Of ornaments on gala days. The
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-12-30
WAsBINGroN. Dec 10

- WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.
The committee on retrenchments was
greatly alarmed on account of the quantity
OF printing that was ordered by Congress,
during the administration of Mr.. Adams ;
and one of the first acts of the present Con-
gress has been. to order ten thousand copies
OF the Presidents Message to be printed,
with the documents that accompanied it /;
and it is the first time that more than six
thousand have been ordered. Gentlemen
who have, for the last two years, refused to
take the penknives provided fol them-but
have taken certificates from the Sergeant at
Arms, to satisfy their constituents that they
were disposed to husband the public funds
have taken their knives this season, without
reluctance.-.N Y .4dUertiser.
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Leaving the true balance of avail
able funds at the disposal of the De-
Partment, on the LIST of July, 1899,
provided no farther losses shall be
sustained in the collection, viz -
Cash in deposite, l36,445 &C
Balances due from Post
masters and others, 94,400 81
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74,7l4 Is
37,928 81

26,541 SO
101 1856 03