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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

rules held in the clerks office of the of the United
IN States for the 9Th circuit and district of Virhs in
the month Of Feb 1929 James Thompson and Richard Mutt
and John g. Hendon executors OF Eppaprodus Tnbcrae
deceased PITS against Peter NiuTock and John Hamilton SIR
wing partners Of William Cunningham Co. defis;-lS CnAN-
CRY.
The defendants not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according to rule of the aud appearing
by satisfactory eviece, that they not inhabitants Of the
state Of VTgiuaou the motion, of the pais their conn
sell UTdged the said defendants appear be6)re the sd
court the city Of Richmond the day of the next tenn
and the plaintiffs bill and that copy of this rule h forth
with inserted in newspaper published in City of Rich
ond for two months successfully and posted font door
Of the capitol IN the said city.
copy Tesie, RID. JEFFRiES, ok.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
THE
National lntelligencer,
Lis''tD N rIsA Ctrv, OF WARRINGTON,
GALES ~ SE<'rnN


rpStiE NATIONAL INTEIIAtslNt.ER x old .s,,b,;s,ed
Journal the Seat of the General t;oycancn, n nun
oSasy regularly, aad fully the Proceedings and
al congress olso ali the State Papers aud
puor interest, Land before Congress or originating i'm that
a an ,he Acts passed BY them These reco,nnenda
~ w aodition To tile variety of other which
oc 'uhd IN ats columns, connected th general interests
,n S county,, VIII literature and SCIENCE and TIE affair Of
c "oiu al large together with the character general fir
ness winch the paper has Sustained under its pessu editors
to many years make the National n,ellrrico useful ana
or OF other countries -
Tho National lntcllscncer party papes but cosur,s
OF approves where cens,re or appreciation dice
public measures IL SUPPORTED tire late Administration o th,
Hcnoai io'er'nncni, when the of that
VIZ Scn s 10 meet m appreciation IL avoleS dc'rnina
nn, though oprsed the election GemeoaI Jackson To sup.
port the Just measures OF this Administrations, certainly
Opposc .nS UNJUST OF inc proscrp've viii nc, in pruci
pie, opposed 10 Administration of the Government whose
measures shall Shcr IT to have the interests OF pnr heart
rather than the great of the country IL is In wo
what It's title denotes, a National palcr
For the independent and impartial which has par
sued the National nIelisenccr ns been denounced aud an
attempt has been made to pn, down, right wron- by
stand still Thirty years old, this National paper yet
i Ss r%s but a'u'' strength and power wi" ev}y day Gifts
Without having sough, for popularity, coucd public
patronage, tie National n,ellcncc enjoys already the dco,
Circulation OF any newspaper IN the United States IL is read
III every State and Ienory the Union, and in every and
town. Us wen Is IN the couniIy IS read every capital
Other Journal - ~
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their aid and onsnance. Heretofore have hardly wished
To enlarge orr subscription list intending hcreatc however
tn devote ourselves wholly to the newspaper, aud rtopcI
improvement OF ihc condition the Pres, invite such
further subscriptions, As bens puncuayraid will ennc'ats
our laOr and expenses.
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per annu, payable IN advance 1t is published also
more convenient circulation where daily mail does pene
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Washington, .uarch !, 1929
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
PROSPECTUS
For publishing BY Subscription, in TIE Torn Of Ports
mouth, pirginid, .Ne,rspdpor 10 be entitled, the
PORTSMOUTH REPUBLICAN,
AND
PROSPECTUS
PTRGLNLl COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.

JANIS WEST.
compliance with the sh Of many of most res
pectahle ctZeus of Portsmouth, who are anxious for
such publication Of ,er the publisher presents this
Prospectus to the patronage and support of
OF Portsmouth, Norfolk, and the adjoining counties
II IS unnecessary, in the present enlightened age 10
enter INTO aboied detail OF the value Of newspar.r
In republic founded the virtue general inelli-
geuce ct the community, aud which only be supported
aud continued the sis, their ut,iiy mus, n,
parent 10 every rejecting mind. We shall proceed
fore, ithout further remarks specify the course we in
tend t" pursue, aud the objects which our attention i'll
be chiefly directed In the first place. woud distinctly
state that the EErUE!ICAN not intended be parti
paper devoted any particular party or adj mill
isiTatOn, further than their NAV be- in our vie
a anu beneficial, calculated promote the interests
OF our country. We shall aim at preserving rigid inn
paaiiy betM conflicting refullv excluding
all controversies OF personal aud acrimonious nature
at the time, DESTROYS that sides OF the
question the merits Of public aud may be
freely and fairly stated, 50 tbatour readers ~b enabled
to draw their conclusions, aud f0 their own npiu
ions contruveried points.
Our object and design is to make the REPUBLIcAy
vehicle OF commercial and general aforementioned medium
of FACTS, rather than political discussions or abstract
questions. Nor will Agricultural and Miscellaneous in
formation be neglected-br the Literary and Scientific
Of the day. There likewise another subject which
will engage adequate share of attention. viz: la
ernal Improvement. Whatever difference opinion ay
exist as To The powers OF the General Government IN
ference ts subject, there be none as To the wis
dom aud policy OF Improving the natural
advantages by removing obstrucons in
canals aud roadshus opening channels for
and calling healthy and vigorous exercise all the re-
sources OF our stare This course which ha been ia
PLY begun By til. Dismal Swamp Canal, will, trust
ere long, become primary object Of importance i'm our
Stsesmen and give fresh stimulus decayins
merce aud laneuishing agriculture.
Having thus briefly unlolded intended course re-
mains with the public t" say how far they think wodhy
Of patronage.
i. SIT is intention IN issue the first number of
the Republican in April provided loo are pre-
viously procured
CONDITIONS.
~ The REPUBLIcAN will he handsomely printed on
Superfoyal, seni-weoSy (Tuesdays aud Ftdsys at 81
per anmun,, payable in advance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
WARD ELECTION.

Ts'HE election of Common Councilman, in the &C.
n veral Wards, WI! be held on the LIST Ned
nesday IN April merit viz: In Jefferson Ward No. l.
1T Armstrong; tavern-In Madison Ward No. 2,
al the Eagle Hotel; and III Monroe Ward No. 3, at
the Slockoe Hill Tavern. Polls will open in each
Ward, at ten O'Clock, A. Nj. 1.-The free holders of
lots within the said city whether improved or not and
whether such freeholders reside therein not and
the housekeepcrs and inhabitants of the said city, who
shall have resided therein at any time for the space
of three months, without the inermission of one 10
months, and possess in their right within the
same movable and mmoveable property to the va
lue ofone hundred pounds are entitled to vote
w. d. WREN, Serg't r.
March
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

In ChtsterfeH Comfy CouTt, 1898, Der. ne oh
Ishsm Puekett in his proper person, also Michal Wor-
sham, Sarah Worshani, aud William Worsham, infant
children Of Edward " ors!am, deed by John Hin t,e,
next friend, complanans, ogaDgsi John Truemsn and
Rebecca his wife, late Rehccea Worshsn, which said
kebeeca Is the admz OF Edward WoSiam, decd, @ehs-
IN CDANCERN.
This day came The conpisirnuts by roursrl, and fled
Their bill, aud - appearing the saii, sctun Of the
court that the said John rfueuan j. az at
% ths communicating on tho motion 81 tie
II ~ ordered, that c said John Trueman appear here on
TIE second Monday ~ har'h next, and answer the bill
OF the complainants and ta copy Of this order be
inserted for t@o months successfully. nryyspau,t
published in the city Of Pichyond, and another eooy
posted al The 'front.' door 81 tic OF this county
To two successive courts.
COPY. Trsie.
w 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

ViRGiNiA; Atrues, holden he clerks Office OF th,
s"petor court of ehancery foo the Richmond district
the IN day ofJoly, 1895 Jihn Fosbes. ro executor
the aS, w' AND testament of William L.MyeIs dec. plt
asa"" James Scott, exor az John Lessc deceased ana
nis sn'eoes James Shiphard, William Mckenzie, David
Barclay Samuel Irving aud James 3. Scott dts.
ihr foe iscias awarded IN this not being executed
on the defendant Samuel Irving, and having entered
"S appearance and given security ding the
ato ~ he rules oil this court. aud appea, Ivy salts
i~si"s evidence he of
hS"r'ed HAT 'As said defendant appea he re on the
S' nay W 'ne "ext term, aul shew against III,
S"St oy the said process AID that copy OF this
order oe forthwith inserted some newspaper p,hjshed
" 'h' city ct Rishmo"d. for sue essiveiy as
"W az inc 'front.' toc ofthe capitol, in the said city.
u A copy. I este. wM. q. pESpIEros, e. @
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

y'h"'NIA' AZ rules, holden the clerks oilte of the
Pst"' cur. ." chanreTy Tor The Richmond district
partner "l The hfm Of John X. GInst &, SON. nj Lon
son. sno WHam Gilh"t piss asqin,l John Hume Tho
res num- ""c"b Lc"hirr, Thomas Taylor aud John j.
lagnr surviving paHreT 81 Edmund T1ylo, & Gu. ,ins
me defendants Thomas Hume and Jacob I.eetlet NOT
"Vhg f"efed her appearance and given security sceo
ding To We act oi assembly and the rules Of this aud
u appearing by satisfactory evidence, mat ir, Ire moi
inhabitants 81 this countfy; &c orletcd, that lie said d.
andans 10 appcarherc 90 the Isl fay next June
and answer the bi o the plaintiffs; iat COP, Of M,
"'' Oe 'ofihwi'h inserted in some nrwspuper published
w we Guy di Echmnnd, inr months e and
posted al TIE iron; d'or o the capi;o in the said ciy
u Acopy. Tcs'o, NM. g.. PENDLyTor. e. =.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

ID EMOV AI.---The sGhscribcr respectfully in
IL forms his friends aud tho public, that he has
removed TO the Store lately occupied by Mr.. John
Shore doors above the United States Bank, where
he intends Keeping general assortment of PRIME
GROCERIES,, which nc will sell accommodate
ing terms. JOHN WISE.
rchI IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

VIRGINIA.; Al rules nold,, IN tho clerk, ote. uf IN.
snpeor ernr' of chancery FOR the Richmond district
,ht "a lay u! July 1923; john Eurou shy aud Nar,ha
NJ "'S wife, Who Mattta NJ. Rpbertson Archer
hooe''Son, admin OF Nancy ~ Robatison, who was
Nancy VI Hooker JeseI Scott and Caroline NJ his wife,
GA" 'ooh hobet,Son ai' Eas beth his wife, pits against
E!izaocsh Booker, ex;x NJ William VI. Booker dcceased
William Scott and Rachael Z. his wife William NJ
Booker, W ial I. Esrlcs,nn ahmor OF Thomas Booker
aeceased A"isiesa T. Townes John Booker, William e.
EsseSt"n III his own rrh. John & Bonker aud John L.
'ow"eS' adm or OF James ruwnes, deceased, dts.
me defendant John l.. -Tvwncs. adin'of OF James
ownes dec not having his appearance aud given
security according ia the Of assembly rules al
"is court aud II appearing by satisfactory evidence tha
he rs rot an nhahiant of this country ordered
the su defendant do appcar here the first day the
nex, term, and the hill of the plaintiffs: and that
copy Of this order he fo hwh inserted me siape
published in the CRY of Rchmo Two months success
sveiy aud posted at the trout door of the capitol,
said city.
65 copy. Tes;c wM. C. PrNoLErov, t. c.
VIRGINIA. Al rules, holden in the cIeiks Office nj r
superior court nj chaneery fnr the Richmond district,
the FL day ni June, 1922 James c. Anthony p,,
John MARSHALL, Daniel CALI George Fisher exors of
he Rev. John Buchanan dec. Hill Carter Susan Carter
Mary Garter, ami Elizabeth Carter, infant children of
Charles Garter the younger, dee. Eober, Rano,uh and
Elizabeth his wife, fnrnc Berkeley, alker Taylor nd
Elizabeth w c. his wife, formerly Berkeley, Edmund
s'TLley, Ann b. Berkeley, Rober, C. Berkeley Parke F.
be'hiey heirs nj Ca'haTine $. Berkeley formerly Carter
Mary w. B'ax,on, Ann X. Lee, Bernard VI. Carter
Williams Garter, VIM. Ftzhugh Carter, Hill Carter,
| Thomas Garter. WIN. T. Wickham and Arm his WIFI
formerly Garter. and Edmund " ickhar and Lucy his
wife formerly Carier. Naihanie! Burwell and Lucy his
vile John H. Carter, Charles Shirley Carter Bladen Du.
anry and May ". his Sc, late Carter hairs of Edward
Ca'-r, har'eS Garter, Joseph c Cahen and May hi,
w'ir heirs Of George Carter Nancy Norvri the widow
and '"seh"e Newell, Martha No. veil. Mary Norve and
thomPs Newell, infan, children heirs oi Thomas
Norveii, deceased, and Polly Smith, dts.
The defendants Ann II. Lee nd Bernard H. Carter no,
h"Vs entered their appearance and given security ac-
cordng {" the act of assembly and the Of this court
anh II appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants q" this country; is ordered that the said
Defendants do appear hee on the first day Of tho TERM
an answer the bill of the plaintiff aud that cory of This
Order be forthwith inserted in newspa per published
IN the city Of RchnCud for months and
posted AT the front door of the capitol in the aid city,
| 65 copy. TeS,r, VIM g. PErDIEToy r r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

VhniNla: AT rules, holden in clerks Office of the
superior court Of chahcery for the Richmond dis,ric,
Inc ,'h nay OF Jny 1923: john Baylor aud George D.
nHy'o'' pitS' against Robert Pollard James Brown i'm his
own Hst and as exnr o Robert Burton, surviving p,rn.
6" Donald Burton, Samuel y randrun Thomas Pinketton
and Da"ei Bell asst snees OF Donald Buron, ankrups
dts. f>S'
Inc defendants Samuel BTandrun, Thomas Pnket,on
and Daniel Bell wing entered their appearance and
gwen security according The assembly md the
rules oil TINS court aud appearing by satisfactory evil
"ence mat they are rot inhabitants of tins counry il k
ordered that the said defendants do appear here on the
nIst any of the next term, and the bill of review
hed by the plaintiffs; aud that copy this order he
'wh inserted III some newspaper published the city
oil hchmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted a.
the front door OF the capitol, in the said city
o4 COPY. Tesie, WIN. @. PENnLE1on e e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
VIM. IL. FrTZWHYLsONN,

bookseller, Binder and Si1iioaer,
AS on hand general of DAY Books JorRSAIs
LEnofrs other books for mercantile puo
RrcoRp Books for county clerks ShcriH books and
account books for tho Of private manufactured
OF superior materials aud orknanhpand to be sold a, the
same prices that books of the sold at, which
from the north
Also olscap, and other wrin. papers of al the
usual sizes, ofvsrious qualities and pc and other articles of
stationary.
Greek Latin French, Spanish and English SCEcoi BOOKS
of the cheapest editions; miscellaneous publications.
Spanish Guitars of superior appearance tone, Gcnan
Tu,cs, vions, strings, music at half price, sc.
AZ Old books rebound and book binding all its varieties
Of elegance neatucss and strength executed the lowest
terms March 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
NEGROES WANTED.

10 hre hiy ebe bodied men, for tina remain.
n der OF this year, for the Richmond dock Con-
Pty. GEO. BOOKER, suprr',.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
IRON CASTINGS.
SPRINGS STAGE.

FENHlS Stage will hereafter each week nd
n from FlUcks, where il with the line from
Iynchburg to Nashville, &c aud Lewsburg, where viii
connect with Porters line Of coaches which tie
Ohio river.
FARE For each person thete viii be charged Tor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

leeuuced az price frops 90 20 SO per ceni.
J -tHfsS WINSTON, Agent for William Prince Profrie-
,or ottc Lnneaa Botanic Garden near Flushing New York
WI ~ utnh selections of fine WLvE s. T3iBLE CRfPES
NJ - cents each, by the hundred vines.
ne greatest proportion OF these vines from Rhine
u inc most northern departments of France land
cannon ial tn succeed including the celebrated Tokay aud
Sme fca aud grey Borsundytie three latter making the
cents each, 10y the 100 trees -
SNnSo' FRINGE ON HORTICULTURE for sale
view Catalogues, greatly enlarged. distributed tuisly ia
whGh upon examination, will he that prices vcy
generally, Rave been rroatly reduced Ieb .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

VIRGINIA. ~ rules holden in tie clerks Office NJ tile
pe',or osn', OF chansety fot the Richmond district
the 4h day Of August, 1928: William Mcori1son. MI,
ogG'n Robert Horsley, adnor Of Joseph G.. Mcssinson
me defendant Philip Duval not having entered his
appearance aud given security according 10 ,s ,c, ~
assembly ana TIC rules Of this court, aud IL appea rnc by
satisfactory evidence thar he not an inbabtant Of this
ouhy' " ordered, that The said drchda NJ do aipear
eto on INC bIt DAY Of the and answer tho bill
OF he pIant and that copy of this order he forthwith
inserted ~ some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
mono" nr Two months sueeeivey, and posted at the from,
door OF the capitol IN the said city.
81 cory. Tcste, WV. G. PENpIErov, r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

TIC Ndsc VIII aIeThaIry TUn ITom TIE sweet Spfings
ny way Of the w Sulphur the Salt Sulphur, nd backs
and by tie Mill Gap and Union.
Each passenger will he allowed 10 take 2oDs. Of bag
rhsr re OF charge but all that, will charged for
at five rate OF cents H. per 100 miles. Those who
h register their names az the places where the stops
SHAH have the preference
There win be good aud careful differs, and the be
horses w Yirgiuis. = T. CATuLvrrT
5th month, 21rh, 1879.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28
Copies. Tcae, WIN. G. PEspLEros, c. G.

CoDimssion,rs Office, Richmond Feb Is, 1929
The parties interested will please take notice. that
have appointed the SOth day If March next tn
the duties directed in the foregoing orders Of court
which day at o'clock, A. NJ. they are required TO attend
my Office n this city, with their accounts, vouchers ond
documents ready for examination and settlement.
Feb. 20--N1t HILARY BAKER. Com'r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

IN Hanover County Court, Jan. %, 1923.
MIL ER BROWN one Of the heirs and the administrators
Of Anne =. Brown, dec. phi. AGAINST Patrick Brov,p
David Richa'dsnu sud May IT, his wi fe who was Narv
II. Brown, James 3. Clop,on, Walhccrave Copon, Pa.
trick Ciopion -bilIe Ciopon Thomas CloptOn, David T.
Copoo H'iIiain Clop,op, Annc " Thompson, who was
Anne W Clortou Winston HarwoGd, and Margaret his
wife who Margaret Copton, aud Mary G.. Yatbrouqh
40 infant daughter Of Mary r. Tarbfough, Mary
u. Cnpnn, chdfon Of Margaret Brown aud John s. r
BToNm F1idrk Brown, Fanny =. Brown, Mary Brown,
Sarah Anne Brown, William J.. Brown and Allied Brown
children of UiiIiam Brown. NJ In CHAvcERY.
The defendants jsHes y. Cto3tOn, WaIdegrave Clop
tau. Milef Copton, Thomas Clopton John S. T. Brown
Patrick Blown Mary Brown, Sarah Anne brown, UiIiam
T.. Brown, Allied Brown aud Patrick Blown not ha vino
entered their appearance aud given security Hcc1tdp.
60 the act Of assembly and tie rules Of this rcuri and
appearing the saeiaciion OF the court fhat they
"rr GOT n'ohfanW 81 fhw county, 80 Is ordegei that Tic
said dcieudanis do appear hetc the first deg Of
April court atd answer tie bin 81 Tie plaintiff aud
hat Guy of tts qnef fofbWiih inserted IN some
newspap6r published ia the city 81 Rrhtnord Tor two
mouths sucresvcIy aud posted the hou door Of the
nafi house 81 this county.
: \ cory. T-te PHILIP n. WINSTON. r. nc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

so BIOS Clover Seed, prime Quality--lusl received.
for sale By L. III. DREW Ag,t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-28

VIRGINIA; At superior cou't chance1y holden AZ
the Capitol in the city Of Richmond, on tue 2Oth dav
of June 1926, Joshua Spitsou, pit. against Edward
Cunningham, sole acting executor OF Archibald Moore
decd. John r. Robertson aud Maria NJ his wife late
Maria NJ. Moore, diyisee OF the said Archibald Moore
decd William Davidson, and Natts neI aud James Ditk
surviving partners Of the late ntile firm of Dieka
Moore & Co.
This in which the bill hath been taken Tor couf,s
sed against the defendants, John e. Robertson and Marin
NJ his wife, aud in which the plaintiff appears To have
proceeded Nv the mode prescribed by against the do
PENDANTS, William Davidson and Nathaniel and JAMES
Dick, who arc out Of the country this day IN he
heard on the b the answer Of the other Il, nIan aud
exhibits, and argued by COUNSEL On considera ton
wheroo the court doth order the defendant Edward
Cunningham, reudeT OF his administration f
the estate Of his tesaor, before of the
court, who is directed 10 Examine, state and settle the
same, and make report tercof to the court with anv
matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself so
which may be required 10y the pa tics 10 he So stated.
23d Ftbrudry, 1923.
The court doth order that the Commissioner who NAV
execute the order made in this cause the twentieth day
OF J0ne 1870 do IN addition the accOat there drected
state an account Of real Of which Arcba Moore
died seized and possessed, aud OF any debts binding
real estate that may have been paid Of pesona
assets Of said Moore and report the the court,
with any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by
himself or which may be required by the parties he
stated.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-05
Fairfax AaMA f.r sale

FalcfaX NAaMA fUr NaAe
DY virtue of deed of trust, Of record in the County
Id Court of Fairfax, from Robert r Thompson to tho
subscriber for the benefit Of BAIL Gordon, will be Z.
posed public sale, for ready money At Fairfax Court
House. on Monday, The 2lst o December merit, (thas be-
ing Court ds,!
The Tract Of Hand
conveyed by the said deed, supposed to contain 200
is part of the BELMONT TlR4CE 1t is bell. we'd
the title to this land is good, but >ha only sell and
convey such as is vested in me as Trustee.
ROBERT PATTON,
oct 22-eot2IDec Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-05

,.,adsur, aud rendered venerable by
~Sen "a Is of antiquity" Camor,dg- is not
'ar1ng "S n such high terms Of admiration
:p's .o.s,s are narrow and crooked; and the
! So 1.;'v buildings some Of which arc very
Inns'o re vet distributed without any order or
ir' : ,spara,e College a, both Universities
Gbr,ry Of its own 10 addition TO this,
h'' rIriyrrsiy has grand library That at
eE s,.I !, called Bodleian, and is one Of the
oho. IA the void The books are eontais-
q ,hrre rooms, disposed in the form of the
e "a - Litter H. That al Cambridge is by no
N g., 50 extensive; but is much easier Of &C
~ The BodIeian is preserved with SO great
90 ,b,, no individual Is admitted 10 il unless
go Odd by some member Of the government.
~ Ibe collection is oy no means undeserving
. nj, care and attention In il are some OF
u. mast valuable manuscripts and editions Of
l., nav rx,ant. The tate Of the ancient
,.r,pdriue Library, and IN modern times
-, :, ADO in Finland, ought 10 be warning
u" n Who have any suprriu,endebce Of esta5'
r'so,.o,s 81 the kind. The fate Of neither of
, lh.', could probably have been prevented; but
, ,.lue wa, most strongly felt in heir loss
,,r,Jsp, CT design might in a short time de-
,',o, what ages have bren collecting