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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14
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From, me .Tcc York Courier
NEWSPAPER BoRRowrNG.-W What would man
think Of neiClbor who should ask the loan Of his
small clothes for an hour SOP Would he not
think the request rathcr singular? And yet his ncws-
paper IS as much matter Of property rs his gar
ncnts and regular reader ia as uncomfortable
without the former as he is without the latter
We wonder how many times per day the cry
''cHd me your newspaper rcsounds throughout the
fourteen words of this large city? We would like
TO see an estimate made Of tho proportion of news
piper borrowers TO orr population that we might
know how much wc lose per anuum by this practice
and knowing weep over the loss.
We can think Of only one remedy whereby we
CON relieve Our regular readers from tho troubles in.
thcted upon them by our irregular patrons. Let us
be furnished with list Of all the borrowers in tic
city, and We will strike of dozen extras 10 be
carried round by an 5utomaton carrier Let them
assemble by twclves, at each and every hall hour
during tho day, and read the paper, advertisements
and all Then will our subscribers have n c hancc to
bIcai their fast aud read their paners in peace
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14

INV IuNHl Scp's IV
British Ship TPnriOo-Our boat, Journal OF Com
mcce, yesterday boarded of Fire Island Light sloop Pro
vidence from Richmond Capt Bray, her commander inform
cd News Collector, that Tuesday T. NJ he spoke
the British ship Waterloo, of London totally disasted with
nothing standing above the deck but her bowsp and both
pumps going hnc looking brig (apparenty English had
tow Capt q. understood they New York
and were want of cable and anchor and assistance They
we're at that time making considerable head way The Jour
nal OF Commerce. receiving this inlounaiion run about
FIVE leagues further east bu, could nothing them fo
the masthead - Jour Com,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14
REFORM IN PORTUGAL,

REFORM IN PORTUGAL4-CaptainB Blake,
OF tue org Dewsburg e8 days, from FguieTa, Hail.
fax, etatcs that two Officers of the PortuUcse arp,y
We're executed at Oporto, on the Friday precc.
ding his ling. by orders from Don Miguel; and
that t"'o others doomed to the same fate but whose
execution was delayed Tor few DAYS had been
brought out to witness the dreadful ceremony In
consequence ofthc unsettled state Of the Government
business IN most OF the ports OF Portugal, was yerv
much dcpressed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14

amount Of Produce aud number Of Boat Dassed I,,.,
through the Lo,cer Locks
Syrr. SO hhs tobacco 2V2 bbls -four 12;, hue ,,,,
tons iron, "a boats, u coal boats, 2ilI coal
Sxr 1870 hbds tobacco, 528 bbs -FOUR n I'M nns 49,,
81 boats IA coal boats, 1912 bus coal -. ."'- -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14

From ne -horaing Herald.
ooUsD hEAsoSINs. - In an article in Bells Week.
,raeted circulation " dsc oounsrn" we find the fol
loving passage "'rhe Reliance on Other countries
Tor food Is the most hazardous state Of dependence in
which a nation can DO placed; it is the phrcnzy Of
the political economists, and the kim of those who
without any regard TO country to any civil instu
lions, think all good TO be summed UP in buying
cheap aud selling dear"
We are repeatedly told by the friends Of free trade
that Our restrictive policy prevents Great Britain
ifon taking from us our bread -stuffs. But the fal
lacy ID sufficiently exposed. when we find efforts
made on all lands TO preserve the English corn laws
and to sustain state of currency favorable to high
prices. Great Britain does not want our corn, and
will take It only in times of scarcity. She protects
her home industry-her agriculture. And shall we
do less What would be the object to Great Britain
oil buying corn cheap if her agricuurists we're to be
starved and ruincR And may ask what object
Is there in tins country in purchasing British manu-
factures, dog cheap il we have not the money with
which 10 pay for them,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14
3StrtDtstOssy aTN $500.
MONDAY MORNING., SEPT. IA, 1879.

W .uetaphor.-Tbe following beautiful and clas-
sicay correct metaphor is from the last Jefersonian
Republican. 1t is the close of TN editorial article
upon the opposition. We fear the Editor will not
be appointed to The Secretarys place, which it is
proposed to establish at Washington. How beau,i-
tifully sounds, this of blows or as 1t is
in the original Greek, agoniz estha, lei us agonze
cn Jackson the chosen of the People executing
the peoples will lie stands like IN the middle the
Oce, in shape and proudly eminent while bi
lows SWELL and asonzc, aud break, harmless his iec
'The progress of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road has
hitherto esaei all reasonable expectation The magnitude
Of the work and gigantic character OF operations
sary for the removal of natural the extent of
which only be known from personal Inspection forbid
rapid pcroa,ion Of the country which inexperienced
siderate expect all labus and pcTcysr
aided competent capital perform, has beg,
continues 10 be, perforned"- Mat. J0ur.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14

OATS ar LATEST EURorEAS ADvIcEs. :
from London, . -. -. A,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14
Fro,a dc T-irrinia Fire, PFC.


The bare mention of the maine of Mr.. Cla- seems
10 agtate most terribly the nerves of some OF the
prominent editors OF the country; and the spasmodc
throes and ludicrous distortions of feature shown BY
the Editor oil the Richmond Enquirer in particular
would awaken the dormant sympa,hics of the cold
est misanthrope IN existence. Notwithstanding they
Affect to consider MIR. e. PROSTATE statesman, and
reJoce exceedingly upon the occurrence Of any Incl
dent evncve of what they term the hopelessness of
ms political situation, they labor most necessarily to
Keep up and spread excl eInent against him. The
present Is certainly not iii period TO commence the
e!eeiioneerng campaign, and see no necessity
Tor fightiug SO furiOuslv IN advance To us it indi
Gates any thing else than feeling OF security; and
II ever there was an occasion when little advice
would be appropriate, IL is the present. We would
then conlure the political Quixottcs of the duy no,
TO be so mettlcd, bn, upon the heat and fame
of their distenipeI, sprinkle cool patience" The
people Will presently begin TO suspect, that all this
palpitation Of heart proceeds from something else
IMAM conviction of Mr.. Clays insigniiicance, and
that his late present canrnnators feel some dread
of meeting him ut Phillipp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14
Flom the Baltimore .qmcricnn.

The splendid steamboat Pocalontas, built for the
Maryland and Virginia Steamboat Company, having
been completed and ready for service at the begin
ming OF the week, party of the stockholders and
their friends To tbcnumocr of about two hundred Ia
dies and gcn,lemct assembled on board OIL Wednes-
day morning for the purpose of excursion to the
Chesapeake. The boat proceeded far POOLS
Island, and in the afternoon returned in company wis
the steamboat Independence. the latter being ON her
regular route from Frenchtown. a clear skv and Il
mild temperature, the enlivening performances Of a
fine bnnd OF music, ard the very handsome entertain
ment provided for the occasion by committee OF
the board of OBJECTIONABLE contributed to render the
trip most agreeable and pleasant one.
AS the Pucahontasi is ready to take her station In
the line of communication between BALTIMORE, Nor
folk and Richmond, short description of her NAV
not be amiss She Is in all respects boat OF the
first class, and being intended exclusively for the
transportation of passengers, combines the ap
proved arrangements, well on the OF elcgance
MS comfort. Tho length of her decks is ono hundred
and thirty-seyen feet, her breadth OF beam thirty
feet depth of hold eleven feet, and width oil
decks including guards fifty three feet. In her con
structon particular attention has boocn paid to
strength of frame, well as excellence and durub
ity of materials. The principal cabin dining
Is below deck; II is spacious, light and airy apart
ment handsomely finished and furnished and contains
thirty two cOmmodious births. One hundred per
may here be accommodated at table. The cen
ire of the boat below Is occupied by boilers and
cinery, the former (of copper having been placed
below in order to insure perfect safety in navigating
the chesapeake IN rough weather. The front cabin
Iaaern, &c. The cabin appropriated for the use of
3jIies exclusively, is elegant apartment on the
main deck. 1t s richly furnished and decorated,
md contains twenty sleeping births and two state
rooms An upper deck,-the loftincss of which AT
fords abundance Of light and free circulation of air
TO the main deck and lower cabnis,-extcnls the
extreme length and width Of the boat, and pre-
senis safe and delightful promenade of most am
pie dimensions. The engine is of hundred hor-
scs' power and is remarkable for the of its op-
Grafton. When propclng the boat at the rate of
twelve miles AN hour, the motion scarcely pcrcep
tiblc The machinery is from the establishment of
Mr. Charles Reeder, at the south side OF the Basin,
and is made in the workmnnlke which has
already established his reputation as mechanist.
In placing the Pocohontas in the line the company
realize their original plan of presenting most
comfortable, easy and rapid mode of transporting
passengers aud merchandise between the cities Of
Baltimore Norfolk and Richmond. No expense has
been spared to attain this desirable object, and
doubt not they will meet they Deserve liberal
remuneration from the public
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14
.REGG 81 HOLLIS, DRUGG1sTs q Cur

- MIsTs, No. so, Union Street, Boston. .,Eqss
manufacture Ink Powder aud Liquid Ink ofa supsgor
quality.
The above lnk aud Powder ior sale Of TIC Book-
store opposite the Eagle Hotel a, tle manufacturers
prices,
Also. Maynard s. Noyos Red and Black tIs aBl
Ink Powder kidders lndoblo Ini', Fancy ard Wiaa-
sor Sohp, &c. ARIEL WCEkS
SCOT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14
TICKETS ONLY TWO DOLLARS.


fE'HE Delaware ~ South Carolina Consolidated
Lottery, 18th Class, drawing will be received
at II O'Clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14

From the Morgantown (va) Republican of September s.
RH5CdL-The Printing Office is removed to the JAIL s.!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14

IlrnALn OfrIcF, NoRTOIN, sept ~, 4. 81
LATEST FROM PERU.-Cane in from sea on Thurs.
day, and proceeded ny the hay for Baltimore brig James
Beachan BatinAIe, from Nca, 70 days fom tire Capes
Left on the coast a. s. gaic Brandywine Com Jones';
Vincenucs Capt Fuch and schr Dolphin all Se and anxi.
ously expecting the relief squadron
We learn from the SlpercaTgo Of the j. H. who landed
Old Point Comfort thai armies of Peru and Colombia had
an encounter IN which tic Porvians General
temar had entered uto oapulaon with Gen Sucrc
his into Peru aud give up Guyaqu which the Go.
venment of Peru ed to uttify.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14

nAVID ANDERSON, Jr. viii continue
the sale Of Groceries, Domestic Goods Co,,o,.
Yara, &c IN connection with a general Com
mission Business, ut the stand formerly occupied by
Anderson, Garth 81 Co. corner Of ID & 18th streets
where the market price will be paid for good cor
TON. cen a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14
Ohm GARTH respectfully informs his

al OhN VAN Il II respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that he intends To CONT,
nue. the sale Of Groceries aud vN sIso tyHnsac, ks
ness on Commission. re has rented the large fire.
proof Ware house for many years occupied by the
late firm OF Moncure. Robinson and Peasants a poft
sept i-d6t 2awtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14

NonFoLK, Sepomber =.
TIE STEAMBOAT COLLfyuBUS The de-
parture Of ts noble boat Yesterday morning was rem
dercd interesting by the Capitalization of four Of our
volunteer companies r from Portsmouth md from
Norfolk invited by the military corps of baltimore
10 be present at the celebration which takes place
there fooqy in commemoration ofthe Battle OF North
Point, OH the l2th September, 1914.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14

Rhode. Island InsoircRtM--We mentioned few.
DAYS since, that the Providence Journal continued
the notices Of ninety three individuals who had pcti
toned for the benefit Of the insolveut law. Tire
Daily Advertiser Of yesterday says, that of this
Der, there arc bot ten who arc Manufacturers. and
overy one Of these resides out Of tho town of Prov
ilence Ofthc rcnaindcr twenty five reside ont Of
Providence. comprising shoemaker, laborcrs, !
sythe grinder, housewrirhts, I chniscmnkcr, J
cooper I tailor mason, whccright, accountant,
aud Q husJptim-n, those last showing that tho
Fifty eight Of tho petitioners arc residents in Provi-
dencc and but ON Of these merchant having con-
nexjon with manufactures. The remaining 81 com
misc I traders, tolors, accountant, marincrs
CIGAR maker, housewrghts shipwrighs, blnck-
smith 8 printers, ? lahorcrs, masons stone cut
,.,. butchers, I cngrnvcr, barber, cabinet ma
ler. widow, bookbnder, distiller, shoemaker
s lTvoyot, nnho'dor, anl ore Of no occupation.
BgG C0ur.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14

SUGAR, COFFEE, SC.
iYe are receiving per Schrs Ann EGza RichaaoRd g.
IN Iihds New Orleans and St. Thomas SMEAR
CO 100 bags LaguIira and Java coffee
80 bales cotton yarn, assorted
cceOons Spanish Z. indigo
10 cases superior gunPowder tea, IN carist,rs
put up IN new style for family use
5000 lbs. sOal Leather.
IN STORE.
10 Tierces very superior green COTE,
- bags Rio do do DO
"a hhds ST. CroiX sugar, part prime
60 boxes and bbls loaf 10 :
Gunpowder and imperial teas, in 6 g. Is II, bo,es
IS hhds w. ]. molssses
100 kegs cut nails
With very general assortment oe la.scrs.
Wines &c. &c
ON CONSIGNMENT
10 Tons bar iron, Harvey's g. TavIie,s
pipes 5th proof Coguac hrnudy Seierne.t,
sXl0 and l0xl2 window glass
LANCASTER 81 DENBY
sept S-32t Market Bridge.
VNNiE term OF the pa rtncrship Of ANpEHsoS GARTr5
y & Co having expired or the 3Ist ulf tl,cir con-
neXon is dissolved except for the purpose of faci.a
ting the settlement Of their business Those ,ayn,,
claims against the said concern will piease pfeeerf
them for settlements and those indebted To Them viii
make payment to either of the parties or to Mr. 10.
siah Lcake, Jr. their Agent.
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
JOHN GARTH,
DAVID ANDERSON, JR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14

1895 Prizes. S5I $50
For lucky numbers call of
sept IL LhMBERTS New Office.
Draining IF the Washington City Lottery, al Class;
16, ~, 8, 2, 10, 90, %, 81, 50.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-14

Iickcis only 81, Hnlvcs I, OulUcF5 90 CTS.
Tor sale in the greatest variety Of numbers at the
fOrtuDate Lottery ond Exchange OGiee Of
sept 10 TUO b. BfGCER
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-28

trees to refresh and ndinvigorate his spirit--- In the Scaptan groves, the same author adds, Thucydides was supposed to have composed his noble histories. The Greek and Roman classics, indeed, aloud with ex-' pressions of admiration of trees and woods and with customs which have originated in that admiration : but above all, as the Bi-i ble surpasscs, in the splendOr and majesty ofits ppetry, all books in the world, so is its sylvan and arborescent imagery the most bold and beautiful. Beneath some spreading trees are the ancient patri- archs revealed to us, sitting in contempla- tiop, or receiving the visits of angels and what calm and dignifed picture of primeval life is presented to our imagin- ation at the mention of Deborah, the wife of th,judging thc twelve tribes of Is- rael, between Ranlah and Bethel, in Mount Ephraim, beneath the palm tree of Debo- rah. The oaks of Bashan, and the cedar of Lebanon, are but other and better names for glory and power. The vine, the olive, and the fig tree, are imperishable elnblems of peace, plenty and festivity. David in his psalms, Solomon in his songs and prov erbs, the Prophets iH the sublime outpour-
 ings of their awful inspiration. and Christ in his parables. those most beautiful and
 perfect of all allegnries, luxuriate in signs ] and simiIies drawn from the fair trees ot the east. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-28
EttcbftRIO 7EMqutrfr :: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING. BY
 HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS.-To village and single Mail Subscribers Sa per year, payable before the expiration Of SIX mORths. ro
 TocOmpanies of any number over six, $l ,5U per yearpayable above. Companies less than SIX, per year, payable above. J25 cts will deducted from each of these prices when payment IS made m advance These prices are exclusive of Mail or Stage charge for Transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages are paid except at the discretion of the publisher.
 Notice of wish to discontinue, must De gwen De' fore the expiration of the year.
 ADVERTISING.-.-One square, three insertions $l and the same proportion for two or more squares Halfa square 75 cts. Continuance over three weeks' % per cent per week. Adsninistrators' and Executors Notices, Sl,OO Commssoners' $is@o Ancommanication must he post paid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-28
IRON, STEEL, and
 HEAVY GOODS.

TyHE subscribers have on hand a very large IL assortment of Iron, Stcel,S other Hea0y Goods,
 mostly cf their own importation. Swedes Square IRON, ass'd, S-8 a. 1-e in. .' Flat |" in. q 8 in. Russia Old Sable. P s 4, English FLAT IRON, ass'd. 1 IA 2 in.
 '' Square '' '' IA in. r,
 Round :. Ia q 1 1-2. Axletree Drafts. Crow Bars, Boyd's refined Iron, Pipe Box Iron, Hoop Iron, assorted, S-4 10 2 in. Horse, Nail and Spike Rods. Band Iron. Naylor and Sanderson's English Blistered and American STEEL, N. & s. and Graves & Sons CAST STEEL. fat, square and round; Spring Steel Hart & Club. GERMAN Hassanclever and Eagle { STEEL, English and Spanish Block Tin; Spelter; Russia and English Sheet Iron; Hills Anvils and Vices; common do. do. Sheet Lead Trace Chains; Cart and Wagon Boxes; Brass Kettles; Cast Iron Weights Scale Beams; Blacksmiths' Bellows; Mill Saws; Cross-cut and Tenon Saws; Brass and Iron WIRE, &c. &c.
 GF They are ready at all times to execute orders for any quantity of Brass aud Iron WIRE, of a superior quality, at fair New York prices.
 COLBY & SMITH,
 no Chapel Street. New Haven Anril 2. 12a0 8t44
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-28
Jack BarbarOssa,

SUPERIOR to any in the State, will stand - at the stable ofthe subscriber this season, two miles northwest of the meeting house in Warren. Mules will be contracted for; price from ten to eighteen dollars for every proper mule that sucks till it is four months old.
 DAN CARTER.
 Warren, May 5, 1929 s'47
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-28
New-Haven, April 2, 1sas 6t4

Gershous ". Freneh, ] Superior Court,
 Us. Ee6uary Term,
 Lois Freack. 4. D. 1929.
 PON the petition Of Gerskom ". French O agGinss Lois French, brought to the St. perior Court holden 0t Litchfeld. on the third Iuesday ef FsbrnGry, 4. D. ls29. praying for biU cf diUorce for more thGn three years wil| |sl absence cf she said Lois. aud tOfa neglect e the marriage covenant duties on her pGrt during said time, as by petition on Jile, dated tke 5tk day Of February, 4. D. 1893:
 1t is ordered Ly sGid Court, thGt said petition De continued unta the nert term of said Cosrt; o,.d thot notice of the pendeaey fksrecf fBe giuea by publishing.tkis notice is Gsy taOO aeaospapers r.6lishcd in tkis stGte sir sCeeks snceessiueIy nreuiOus tO thS nert session of sGid Court.
 By order of tbe Cesrt.
 FREDERICK WOLCOTT,
 Aprl 1s 6tc44 Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-05-28
COUGHS, ASTHMAS, CONSU MP TTONS Sa

THE public are respectfully informed that AN DERSON'S COUGH DROPS and PECTOkAL POWDERS have from an extensive use for years tast proved themseyesto be one Ofthe most valuable remedies evor yet discovered for befcureof coughs colds, and ether aeeiiens of the breast ana iea, the happy esets of this Eenltng BatsGm, and many of the highest responsibility have given certificates some 0f which will accompany each hottie, that Will satisfy every unpreudced mind that the most extraor dinary and xected cures have been performed by the use of this medicine in ot long standing, III which other medicine had produced no favorable ef- fec and where the most Skiifu physicians had gwen them up as hopeless It is not pretended that they arc all iniaiIbe cure in all cases, but of such as incurable, there are but few but what will oe great y relieved by them Scarcely case o coughs, pain in the side, difficulty of breathing, want of sleep arising from debility, even seated consumptions,Dut nay he relieved by timely use o this heai'ng bal Sam. Each dollar bottle of this medicine contains a- About 60 doses, which proves them to be cheap med @icine considering their virtues. NEV CERTIFICATES. To James Me,len, Hudson, N. Y.
 In the spring of 1913, MT Eieazer Harris, man in indigent circumstances, and who had iabored for me occasionally for more than ayear,was violently sezed with an affection the lungs accompanied by anght dry cough, frequently unable [" raise any thng Tor nearly half an hour, and then most commonly blood. His cough was severe and incessant that he soon became much emaciatad, his eyes gassy, and hls strength left him to that degree that he was wholly un- able to labor compassonatng hts situation, friend of mine and myself procured for him one bottle of An derSONS CUugh DfOpSs Dy tahitS "0S weeks ito my astonishnlent) he far restored as to be able to perform his usual labor:
 GAiUS fsTEBBINS.
 Tlillsdale. Feb. 19, 1928.
 Robert Kidney, of Rochester. Monroe, COIN. Y. do hereby certifythat for long time was so redu- ced by an affection the lungs attended with pain in the breast, difficulty ofbreathies &c that my life was despared of and given mp asincurabe by coun- c,l of i've physicians but blythe advice of Doct. c. Hitchcock, of Rochester, was induced to make trial of your Andersoe's Cough Drops. aud by using one bottle was restored to perfect health. would there 
 plant to make use ofthe same remedy, asl an per- fectly satisied that it saved my life.
 ROBERT KIDNEY.
 Rochester, March II, 1928.
 Be,oare of Imposition.
 This valuable medicine is counterfeited. Pnrcha- sers must be particular, and ask for ANDERSON'S COUGH DROPS prepared by JAMES MELLEN, and also that the bottles are stamped in the glass '. Melen. instead ofI Miller. For sale by w. & S.. BUELL., Li,chfed, and also sold by druggists gener- ally. om2|
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-11

Judge Daniel SIM is nominated ne 2 csnSdof,
for Convention by G3 citzons of Rockingham. ovrr
their own proper names. in the fIarfsonburr r..
gis;or. -