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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-13
TRUST SALE

virtue oil a deed of trust, executed to Tie sub
scriber * Jacob Michaclsby John Darracort to Sc
cure 10 Richard +. Green the payment Of certain mo-
mes therein mentioned, (Which said deed is dated on
The 3lst ot March, 1925, and Of record IN the Office
81 tr iius'inss court )wIll Dc sold on the promises, on
the 22d day ofthe present month. that certain Lt ~
lana "a the city of Richmond lying at the intersection
81 the east side or 18th street with the north side o..
II street, fronting Is feet > inches on II street, and
running back IeG feet on. 7h street, to an ally ten
let Jour inches wide, and immediately opposite tito
Theatre The lille 90 The above property - beIiev--
ed to be iu'i. %Putabie, butthe subscriber Will warrant
surh only Is H. vested in him.
Sale TO commence at halt past four O'Clock p. NJ.
g'tGg The mana cement of +. N a. HuBBARD.
JAMES BRAY, Surviving Trustee,
August u -tr.t
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9aset60eT saET@.

-L1LN N IOs
GROCERIES, sc.
THIS MORNING., Angus. l3th. 2, 10 -orr.rS
L our auction store,
100 Boxes brown sus,
10 hhdS mOlg3ses
10 do ST Croix sugars
. DO ~. Orleans rur.
) DO Antigua do
20 bbls No. 9 Macker,l
leo realms writing paper
: pipes French brandy
? do Holland gin
10 bb!s Hartford do
50 halls bCxcs Spanish cirats
30 do $40 window class
~ oGIes cotton yarn No. , 10 40
40 cotton sheelinys, sc. &c.
~ = ID. a. q ca. Aur,s
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themselves wal nave seen, not what their ononles
and nine shall have said. Never, therefore, consider
these puppies in politics as requiring any notice from
YOU, and always show that you are not afraid TO leave
my character to the umpiragc OF public opinion.
Look steadily TO the pursuits which have carried you
10 Philadelphia; he very select in the society you at.
tach y>ursclf To; avoid taverns, drinkers, smokers,
oilers and dissipated persons generally-for It Is with
such that bruiis nnd contentious arise; aud Won will
lind your path more easy aud tranquil. The limits
or nv paper warn rue it Is time f1r mo TO clnse, with
my aHcctionate adicu. TIL: JEFFERSON.
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The New York Mercantile Advertiser Of Ffdavlast saws
'h2' BOLIVAR will bc crowned, aTd under the existing state o
'"u'-S' II Knows NOT What act snort o! suoh a ceremony Wi.
t|ar.LIszc the Distracted state o. dnn., ia South America.
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-uaHiJac'VTe rSut- \ statement, Published f. the Western
Register, compiled from the quarterly returns uf the Inspector.
Slew the qiant'y If salt manufactured in Kenhawa county,
' Virginia. nom the Salt Springs, To have been something more
ihan trO ntHt'ons Of bushels. This greatly exceeds any esti
mate we had ever io.ned OF the eN;eui Of tie iu.erur supply o.
tai, article -JNaL Int
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RENEW YOUR PRIZES.

III IiI IUIIUW IIII WtIt TIC NUIlDcrS draw
- IN the Connecticut State Lottery, 9th class.
7, 10, s., 20, 8, 81. 90, 10, T..
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JOHN DURHAM.
p. CHUBB'S OFFICE.
n OS. drrUn in tho Connecticut State

7,-Io,-33,. . .-e,-s7,-5s,-4s-l.
NcHt Sunday. thc Drawing Of che Vermont Lot
Mole, will be received.
CAPITALS
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Ilchets 81, Halves >, GUartcrs J..
For Luck and prompt payment, call at Z. CHURBS
office. -, -.
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Leoua.d Henderson, Of the State O! North Car,t;ua, Lashccn
Cliuseu Cn!cl Justice Of tat S,a;e
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'of wl'oh 500 20 4l's !n Al-anylssss
49, - -
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-04

M AFAYETTE HOTEL, .Market-st, Wilmington, Del
ma RoBERT EAKIN, sincerely his thanks those
of his friends and others who have been pleased him
with their custom, and hopes by paying strict his
Establishment have continuance of their past avors by
giving him call. His table he intends SHALL heretofore
be furnished with the best the market does Afford and his IL
quors of the best quality His chambers pleasant cool
and well furnished His stabngs large commodous and
under the supern,endance of competent osers Persons
ing on TO the City in the Steam Boat Stage, and leaving
their Horses may depend upon having every attention paid
TO them until their return.
HORSES, GIGS and CARRIAGES, will, as heretofore be
kept for hire
EXPRESSES provided to travel any direction, at
the shortest notice.
June 10, 1929. 34-4t
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-04
INGENUITY OF PHILOSOPHERS.

well known that Of the splendid discoveries
of have been made by apparently very inadequate
The great problem of the identity of the electric flu
id and lightning, solved by humble printer with COM
kite. Mr. Watt had arrived all the scientific concl-
oDs by which he afterwards improved rather invented the
steam engne while he yet mathematical instrument
maker, and by of apparatus made by his hands
DR. Priesy created pneumatic chemistry by few broken glass
and wooden bowl The scientific chemist of our
age and country, DIR Woaston, said have performed
most of his experiments with single pair of gayanc plates
and few watch glasses Mr. Lesle's discoveries on heat
chiefly made, beeve with small crooked glass
and called photomeor Many similar events are met with
in the history of science. and they put shame those costly
instruments and which, under the preence Of
patonng science, have been provided by for
no other purpose apparently than that they might appoint
TO keep them order To the lust mem
toned may also add that of DR. obers of Bremepun
euestionaby, the death of Hechel the most patient
and successful observer of the heavenly phenomena in Europe
In lecture delivered last week by Mr. Mngton at the Lon
don Mechanics Institutions he stated that this llusos man
has not transit instruments though such instruments
are thought TO be indispensable in royal and
great expense incurred put them up DIR Oilers makes
piece of batten pierced with holes and fixed in
position, that he the church steepe or some other
conspicuous object by looking through holes answer the
purpose. He is enabled by this tell as well when
star returns TO particular position he had one of Mr.
Joness best transit instruments True philosophers who
jealous promote knowledge, who pursue
land for its sake, distinguished BY eectng great oh
eets by their ingenuity and Skill pseudo phosop always
require to be assisted by the and power of
and make neither discoveries nor Improvements
London paper.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-04
PINDLE MAKING.-Pierson & HIalker.

SPINDLE MAKING.-Pierson s. Waiker respectfully
~ inform their friends and the public they have com
menced The Spindle making business the South end
DIVINE Bridge, Wilmington; where they will make Stretcher
Mule, Billy Jenny Spndes; equal If superior TO any
mported;-as the best Steel will be selected and no pains
spared to make them work WELL they solicit share of pat
ronoge. r.
opnuies repaired in the best manner; Warned according
to order with Iron, Brass Composition, Wood aud Leather
Also Brass Castings in general Steps and Bolsiers finish
ed 70 suit the Spindles. Turning Of any description
e' Orders FROM dstsace promptly attended TO-
y ~" iSsc
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A DAfINISTRAToRS NoTICE-Al persons having de-
IA mands against the of HIM. Poole, dec. late of
the Borough of Wilmington hereby requested present
them legally attested for settlement and those indebted
the estate, requested to make immediate payment
SAMUEL S. POOLE .4dn'r.
Brandywne, no. 10, 1929. 34-3t
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GNHEAP AND sEAsONABLE SPRING GOODS, at NJ

NHEAP AND sEASONABLE SPRING GOODS. at No.
- 67 Market-street Wilmington lately occupied by VIII
liam Rowan Co., opposite Eakin Hotel The subscribers
have Just opened handsome assortment of Dry Goods which
they will sell wholesale retail reduced prices, consisting
part OF blue, black brown olive and mix Cloths super
fine, fine and low priced; Cassmers and Saneis Irish Linen,
long Lawn linen Cambria and Handk is; Cambria and fni-
ure Dmy Cambria, jaconet book Swiss and null Musns.
PLAIN and hgured handsome assortment of Cacoes and
Gnghams table Linen, Diaper and Crash A Bobine and
bobnet and thread Laces; Pngee Canton and Italian Ces
Italian, Mantua de Naples Florences. Levannes and
Sarsnets; Silk cambet, Bombaznes and Lastngs Silk Va
enca and Marsees Ves.ngs; white blue and yellow Nan
keens cashmere, silk and gauze Handkerchef &c ogeh-
with general of Domestic Plaids Stripes and
Checks 5-4 A. and brown and bIeached Muslns, Bed
Tick ngs, Pitsburg Cords, &C.
All of which they invite their friends call and examine,
John r. BOWERS & Co.
April, 1929. Penn
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SOACH MAKING.-The subscriber, thankful TO his
" friends and the public in general for the very liberal
patronage heretofore received would inform them that he
still continues pursue the above business, in all it's
branches, at his old sand No. I49, MARKETST., Whining
Dewhere he makes and repairs all kinds of CARRIAGES
in his line; such COACHES, BARoUCHES, GIGS, Dear
borns, &c. He has on hand and FOR SALE, number
of New Gigs and Dearbons warranted for year-Lke
wise great variety of second hand gigs and chairs,
pee order Also, handsome supply of and second
hand HARNESS; ali which will be sold very low, for cash.
good acceptances. EDWARD KENNARD.
N B. great variety of unfinished work, of for
wardness-whieh be finished Immediately order.
April H. 24-2m
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"A MEXICAN SLATES.-A & H. WILSON, inform the
friends of Domestic Manufactures, that they have for
SALE AMERICAN STATES, superior in quality TO the ih-
ported and much better framed ALSO general assor-
men OF School Books and Stationary IO5 Market street
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-04

Method of cleaning and polishing steet-Afier oilng the
rusty parts of STEEL let remain three days in that
states then wipe dry with clean rags and polish with emery
pumice stone, hard wood. frequently, however, lit
Gle unsacked lime, finely powdered, will be sufficient, after
the oil cleared off, Where very high degree of polish
requisite, will be most eectualy obtained by using paste
composed of finely levgaed blood and spirits of wine
Bright bars however, admirably cleaned in few minutes
by using small portion Of emery and afterwards finish
ing with flour of emery rotten stone; all of which may
obtained at apothecarys oil shop This last very
pie method will render any other superiuous
--s9s~-
Potcer Of the suns rdys-Mr Macintosh, contractor
for the government works at Sonehouse Point Devon lately
had descend the diving-bel with workmen to lay the
foundation of wall. The machine is fitted with convex
glasses in the upper part the purpose of wndows
and Mr. Macintosh States that several occasions,
weather. he has witnessed the suns by
the circular windows burn the laborers Clothes when
opposed the focal point and this when the machine was
twenty-five feet under the surface of the water
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Wilmington, June 6.

81 AN AWAY from the subscriber, on Sunday last Vii
ham Barnet. apprentice, about Eighteen years of age,
and has three years TO He had dark brown CASH
nett roundabout and rowsers of the same and hat
he had also with him blue and Pittsburgh
Whoever will give nformaton thai he be got again,
shall receive cents reward-but charges. All persons
warned not to harbor employ said apprentice
ROBERT ToPHAM.
Near CentTeville, Del, June 3, 1929. 32-4tp
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BUSHES of the approved kind for Theorem Paint
u " ing, at rs cts per DOZEN ORA wing paper Cames
Hair Pencils Water Colors, Bristol Board Gold and Silver
Paper and variety of papers suitable for fancy work. No
l05, Market-street. June 6.
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III Asst N0TICE-All persons indebted 10 the estate os
IA Benjomin Brotcn deceased late of the Borough If
Wilmington, requested make payment on or before b
goth OF July next and those having claims against said estate
are desired to present them to JOHN BROWN
Surpiuing dds'r. Of Benjamin BrOun, De-
June 10, 1913. 33-4t
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-04

~ OTICE.-The subscriber having been appointed Of
the Constables of Newcastle County, by the Court OF
Quarter Sessions their late session. informs the public that
he prepared TO attend any business his line He also
offers his services TO those who may desire Them collect
ing accounts in the Borough neghborhood His residence
is IN Wood street, near the Bear Tavern.
JAMES @. ALLEN.
Wilmington, June 6. S2-4t
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CE-The subscriber, having very large quantity of
III ICE, will undertake furnish families throughout the
at the rate of fifty per week. for peck each
morning-or for half peck thirty-one cents
HENRY S. ALRICHS
May 81, 1929. 30-4t
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e. TRAW Colored & White NAyARINos-MIssEs VIII
- SON, JuHners. have opened in part of the store, No
l05, Market Street, assortment of MILLINERY, with
Navarno Leghon Straw Batste and other Bonnets Leg
horns and Sraws wbened and pressedand Hats Bones
made to order, in the neaes manner, moderate
WILSON purposes teaching the much admired art OF
TnEoREM PAINTING at the above place, where specimens
may he seen.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-04

NE USIC.A great variety of Music for the Piano and
II Harp, for sale by A. & H. Wilson, No. lO5, Market
Street, whe may also be had the lowest prices, School
Books Writing and Letter Paper and general
Of Stationery.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-04

EDAPER HANGINGS-An assortment of WALL pa
I'LL PER, of the newest fashion, and Fire Board Patterns
of the latest Importation from Pars for sale cheap by
A. & H. WILSON,
No. l05 Market street
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o. WANTS PANACEA, Wholesale s. Retail, at M. JOHN
- SONS, (Soie Hgent) No. 80, MARKET SrREEr;-
where may be had general of DRUGS and Me-
DICINES, of the best quality.
April 90. 27-tf
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On ERVANTS FOR SALE.-Severa black female seryapts
- from IA years of age and upwards for term of wears
may be had by applying to F. Fl. HoLTzBECHER,
Near Newark
June y, 1879 33-4tp
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-01

From the Philadelphia Magazine.
would that thou vert dead, for life to thee
Is as broken reed-a wither'd flower
Dark shadows rest upon thy destiny,
And storms of fate around thy fortunes low
Welded to one thy bosom cannot love,
Banished from him thine every thought en-
ploys,
Thou art in heart bruised and wounded dove,
And earth to thee can yield no future Joys
YEARLY passes life and time with thee,
cusky shadow din1s thy destiny.
l would that thou vert dead, devoted one,
And thy bright spirit dsenthrall'd of clay:
Fen as the dew-drop wastes beneath the sun,
Thus, by disease, thy being wastes away
Oh, who that knew thee when thou vert a
child,
With glad voice and heaven unfolding eye,
A creature as the snow flake undefiIed,
With bright lip and cheek of rosy dye
Oh, who that knew thee then, can see thee now,
Nor wonder for the beauty of thy brow?
| would that thou vert dead, and sanctifed-
Thy spirit with high elements is fraught,
And that which scorn and cruelty defed,
The lingering stealth of pale disease has
wrought
Yes, death is near thee now, sweet Genevieve,
And thou shalt haste to meet him with a
smile;
II &c in vain thy gentle sisters grieve,
Thy soul shall suuu a. starry ;sIe
That glitters brightly through the calm blue
skies,
Like white lids lifted from pure spirits eyes.
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lndfsposed also; if one received a wound
the other fell pain !; and this was the case
with every misfortune that befel them, so
that, on this account, they watched over
each other's conduct with the greatest care
and attention. But what is still more aston
ishing, they both dreamed the same dreams,
| Fhe day that Count de Autriconrt was at
tackled in France by the fever of which he
| died, Count de Ligniville was attacked by
the same in Bavaria, and was nearly sinking
under it.
PRAcTIcAL CHRISTIANITY. Religion 10
not confined to the ear nor is it prisoner
to 80 narrow compass as to be shut up in
a temple. The husbandman, whilst he
holds his plough, may chant forth hallelu-
/ jah. Religion will sit with the King on his
throne, and with the Judge on the bench !;
it will accompany the Preacher in his study,
and in the pulpit; and will accompany the
tradesman both in his ship and in the
church. 1t is dangerous error to think
that when we sweat at our trade and call
ing we do not serve God and that we are
not holy except in the church. Nothing
can detile the inward man but an unholY
life and conversation. As Satan selects his
disciples when they are idle, so our Savior
cheese his when they were busy 1t their
trades-elther mending their nets or cast
ing them into the sea. Nay, he himself
stopped to q trade, and was carpenter;
or, as Justin Martyr tells us,a plough wright;
he made "ploughs and yokes." When
the Heather laid as an imputatlon on the
christians, that they were idle and unprofit-
able to the Commonwealth, Tertullian re-
piled that it was an injurious and forged ac-
cusation. Look" saith he, Unto your pris-
ons: you see no Christian there. Or if
you find a Christian there, the fact that
could be laid against him could only be this
that he was a Christian. We have our
market places; we have our shambles; we
have shops; we have our fairs. We sail
with you ; we traffic with you; we go to
war with you. Eve do not frequent your
costly and superstitious ceremonies, yet
even there we are men. Nor are we less
Christians because we work FOR our bread,
and labor to supply ourselves with food and
raiment"
The Christian religion, like mama in the
desert, complieth with every taste, with
every trade and occupation. Art thou to
be called a husbsndman and to till the
earth She will help thee fill thy barns and
granaries. Dost thou follow merchandise.
She will travel with thee; and like " the
merchants ships" she will bring thee food
from afar." 1t is part of our religion to
pray for our bread; and it is part of our
religion to make it ours by our labor.
Farindon.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub.
ia scribers have been duly appointed, by the
Hon Nathaniel Paino, Judge Of Probate for the
County of Worcester, Commissioners to re.
eeivo and examine tho claims Of the several
creditors to the estate of CHARLES Nj. PEN
NlMAN, late of Milford, in said County, de-
ceased, ntcstatc represented insolvent; and that
six months from the twcnty-SiaM day Of May,
last, are allowed the creditors to bring in and
prove their Claims and that wo viii attend
that service at the house of Capt. VIM. Green,
Innholdcr in Mendon, on the last Wednesdays
in August, September October and November,
next, from one to four o'clock in the afternoon,
on each of said days.
WARREN RAWSON
CALEB HAYWARD.
Mondon, Juno 10, 1899. 24s
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From the Spirit and Manners of the .9ge.

fO"t e't@ 'Ptf u JFtb SHt6Itft6T " Tue sJB o.
PASSING AWAY.-BY Mrs. HEMANs.
" Passing away is written on the world, and
the world contains"
1t is written on the rose,
In its glory's full array;
Read what those buds disclose
Passing aaoay"
1t is written on the skies
Of the soft blue summer day;
1t is traced in sunsets dyes
Passing away
1t is written on the trees
As their young leaves glistening play
And on the brighter things than these
Passing away;
1t is written on the brow,
Where the spirits ardent ray
Lives, burns, and triumphs now
Passing away
1t is written on the heart
Alas that there decay
Should claim from love part
Passing away"
Friends, friends oh shall we meet
Where the spoiler finds no prey,
Where lovely things and sweet
Pass not away?
Shall we know each others eyes,
With the thoughts that in them lay,
When they meet beneath the skies
Which pass away?
OH if this may be so,
Speed, speed, thou closing day!
How blest, from earth's vain show,
To pass away.
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WORCESTER s. PROVIDENCE MAIL.

9VoW eITWHg tHt6HI'
q EAVES Worcester daily, Sundays except
El ed,) at s, A. NJ, and arrives in Providence
ut half past 4, ? NJ; by the way of Upton, Men
don, Blackstone Village, Woonsoket Falls, and
Cumberland Hill, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays--and by way of Sutton, Uxbridge,
Slatersville, & Smithfield on Mondays, Wednes-
days, and Fridays.
Returning: Leaves Providence at s, A. NJ,
and arrives in Worcester at half past 4, on the
same route on the opposite days.
" Fare from Worcester to Providence,
1925.
~ For seats, apply at Monroe's Coffee
House in Providence, and at Banisters Inn in
Worcester. If April Is.
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LOST.

EDETWEEN Worcester and Ware, on the
d D Dist May last, Black Morocco POCK-
EFT BOOK, containing sundry papers, and two
Notes one of $35 and some cents, not recol-
lected now, running to Daniel d. Fuller, and
signed Varamus Waiker, dated March 3lst,
1929 one of 5000, running to Daniel d. Full
Ter, and signed John Shandy, dated sometime in
April or May, 1899, and sundry other papers of
no use to any one except the owner, Whoever
has found the same shall be suitably rewarded
by leaving it with JOEL B. FULLER, in Thomas
street, Worcester.
s DANIEL d. FULLER.
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Worcester and Providence
STEAM PACKET and .fCCO.E.NOD.A-
TTOW LINE OF SLICES.

r EAVES Worcester at a., A. NJ, on Tues
q days, Thursdays, and Saturdays, and ar
rives at Providence in season to take the Steam
Packets for New York.
Returning: Leaves Providence on Wednes-
days, Fridays, and Sundays, at IL, A. NJ, which
will enable those that leave New York the af-
ternoon previous to arrive in Worcester at g.,
P. NJ, as the Steam Packets generally arrive at
Providence previous to IL o'clock, thereby af-
fording safe, cheap, quick, and convenient
route to and from New York
OT Fare from Worcester to Providence,
$2,25-from Providence to New York, by the
Steamers, Sc.