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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
TO THE PUBLJC-

VIE subscribers, having purchased the Line of
stages running between Guyandotte and Lewis.
burg, will ON OF before the first Of May next com,
mence running the Route TWICE A WEEK.
The Line will pass through Charleston and from
thence, by the State Turnpike, to Lewisburp and
she principal Medicinal Springs to wit: the White
sulphur, the Hot, the Warm, &c. to Staunton
IL VIII leave Guyandotte, twice week at O'Clock.
week. 0" '"'e'
FROM 6myandottc to the Springs there will DO ND
night travelling. wa, w -"
AT Staunton the Line meets the Charlottesville
richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, running three
times week. 'D'sS
The route, from Guyandotte to Stu,nton. will h,
performed in FIVE days, and form Staunion, 70 Rich
mond, or Fredericksburg, in two DAVIS. and from
Richmond, to the City of Washington, in a6 hours.
ana from Fredericksburg to the City, i'm eirht hours
=, PERSONS ascending the Ohio on their way TO the
North, VIII find this route the peasantest and cheap
est And those who may wish to visit the SPRINGS
are informed that, exclusive of the Line they can az
all times be accommodated, on short notice. witt,
sooc .rsra Coaches TO those watering places
ANA the pubic are assured. that in att In tho
accommodation and comfort of the passengers an far
rs good Coaches and Teens and skilful and sober
Drivers can afford them, the line shall not be inferior
to any other in the State.
PORTER g. BELDEN.
Richmond. Va. March 10 1900 80 .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
VIM. Ii. FITZWHYLSONN,
BOok-selier R;nde,. o.J S,,,,;a.

Dooh- seller, Binder, AID Stationey,
40 Oh hand general assortment of Day BOOKS JOURNALS
and other SUBSIDIARY books mercantile purro-
S Books Tor county clerks; Sheriff. books and
BOOKS FOR the of private concerns
VI SUPERIOR materials and workmanship sold at the
come from the north ~ w. nv ~
hc oocap, letter and other writing PAPERS OF all tho
Stationary. f' a ' "'''''' Va
Greek Latin, French, Spanish aud English suoo, Books
e fS@!. e'fi1as; miscellaneous ami publications
tlMtes, riolins strings, music a, half price SC
N Is oid books rebound aud book bhdg IN all s n et.
terms, 'oNN' N"@~"''" "" ~ ',..a'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
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r. rt - IERARf AND SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL.
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The title Of
'TlfE VIRGINIA LITERARY MUSEUM,


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instructive ~ Che general reader.
Whilst the journal viii bc prncip1llv ,levo,rd N ,e,cl
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n'sneia Sucha Repository is much wanted The infoma.
on which now lies scattered among individuals if collected
would she'd great light the past history and present state ot
our country On these, and other Subjects they solicit conr
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onNiltu,es and Regulations of the University-ss of pro
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his Information, peculiarly interesting 10 the PARENTS and
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ton render important service the cause Of EDUCATION
Iary Politics and Controversial Theology will bc excluded:
D such exclusion VIII not extend 70 religious topcs
NJ general character discussed with temperance and all
The Journal will consist Of sixteen pages oyal octave ec
~ and ~ the end Of the Index will he furnished 50
that II viii form q considerable volume annually ~
The cuns oI subscription, will be- five dollars nor onp,r,
payable on tire delivery Of the fifth number The vok 10 bs
commenced as two hundred subscribers shall have cn
obtained. ~ '0 W."
Communications post paid to he addressed ,To the Edo
OF ihc Virginia Literary Museum, University Of Virginia"
University Of Virginia, Feb g. 1899.
" Editors favorable IN the interests of Literature and soi
ence Will obge by giving Insertion the above prospectus
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23

EOURSUANT 10 O deed Of ,rus, executed bv Edr,rd r,
IA swami on the 3D. day of April, 1921, and admtted 10
record on the 'h day of tire month"; in the clerks office
oil fowha'an county court will be sold the highest bidder
on the premises on Monday, the 18th day May next
tract OF Land IN said county containing $50 acres ing on
peep creek, and within half mile of James river This
land lies well, Is divided into four fields, good fences
waered by excellent springs, healthy agreeable
neshnorood and bounded by Belle Meade he estate of the
I1'e thomns Iahb) Samuel Swami, Richard s, ann and
Deep Creek There the premises comfortable new
clearinghouse with rooms and necessary out building
ached also new barn. and tobacco houses suicieat fer
large crop. " "
he parties interested agree flat the sale shall be made Fl,
ore fourth OF tie purchase in hand the balance in and
years well secured The sale will be conducted by Richard
a. swami ae; for the trustee and such title made as vested
by the trust deed and other which believed to be good
-, THE TRUSTEE
'oo'e Ia 'anc ny my request and meets my appreciation.
p,o - EDWARD c. SWAMI.
E G. Swami win sell life estate of healthy
Pn tract ct 40 acres of the richest creek bottom all
reclaimed, and doins the above ON ACCOMMODATING tens
roe SION OF both Will be given in time wheat and full
P'SN-''TNh Nv NmIsIilhs mar 27-eOW4fc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23

VRGTiA: 81 rulrs, holden IL, the re,ks on,rs nf The
superior court Of chanecTy fuf the Richmond district
the 2nd day Of February, 1929; Isaac YanclerE plf
against Henry Davis Go. and Hcmy ". Noucure, ami
John u bin'on' surviving partners Of Moncurr, Robin
sou & Peasants. DIS.
The defendants Henry Davis & Co, having entered
their appearance snd given security according 70 thr NJ
assembly and The rules Of this court and appearing by
sat'factoy evidence that they not irhahanis o this
country; II IS ordered that the said defendants do apppar
here the first day NJ the June term aud answer the
MI OF the plaintiff; nod that copy 81 this order forth
win inserted IN some pe~tpaper published in tho city Of
hrmond for two month ssUc,"ssvely and posted ut the
front door Of The capitol in the ssid city.
copy. Teste, VIM. G.. PEsDLETow e e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23

VIRGINIA. A. rules, holden IN the clerks Office Of the
superior court II chRncety fnr the Riahmond district
the % day Of March. 1890 John X. Giai, furyiyinq
partner of the h'm Of John r. Gliat e Son, Of Lon.
doo md William Gilla', pits against John Hume, Tho
mas Hume, Jacob LeckleT. Thomas Taylor aud John J.
Taylor surviving partner of Edmund Taylor & Co. Dire.
The defendants Thomas Hume and Jacob Lecklcr not
having entered their appearance aud given security
dug 10 the act n assembly and the rules nihs court aud
appearing by saiisiactCry evidence that they not
inhabitants oi this coHnty; IL ie ordered, that said
Pendants appear here the siday ofe June term
aud answer the h of the plaintiffs andthai copy this
o'er 10 forthwith inserted ~ Newspaper published
~ the ci'y ni Rcmnnd. for months successvey, aud
posted al r hon' door 81 the capitol IN the said city.
- 'crrv. t.s.e, WN =. pFsDIE1vv, r. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
IRON CASTINGS

H 9uocrnff Informs the public, that he continues 20
carry on tho IRON FOUNDRY near the Savage
tnetory where he makes Soft Iron CASTINGS for Ma
chncTy Of all descriptions All orders sent IN him n, ,u
Ponndry, or to Mr. GEORGE WILLIAMS, No. g. Bow
ly's wharf Baltimore, for Castings will meet with mme
dIaic attention. and the Castings delivered there free Of
expense for transportation. JONATHAN BONNER
Baltimore, Jan. 26, 1920. 1sfIqt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
Grape Vines, Fruit Trees, etc.

Rca,tced tn price from 25 ~ SO per cent
] AMES WINSTON, Agent for William Prince Ptoprc.
TOR oi the Lmnean Botanic Garden near Flushing New Work
At - cents each, by the hundred vines -
1 ,r sS'es PROPORTION of these vines fon Rhine
cannot ii To sccccd including celebrated Tok,v and
wnc rrd and grey Burgunly-the three latter making the
famous Champagne Wine s Jaw
PEACH a. APPLE TREES will also be furnished =, Is
cents each, by the lO0 trees
Also, PRINCE on HORTICULTURE sale
New catalogues greatly enlarged distributed pr.,uous,, in
upon examination, will he ,ound that prices vcy
generally have been greatly rui,crh ,rh u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23

Rict,nond Rafting q Sitting MIL and Nal Factor
NAE have for sale large stock Of Cut Nails rpade of i'm.
w ported 9wedisI Iron, Of manufacture and the
quality warranted We prepared to execute orders for all
TIC various sze from Sd 10 ind casks containing 100 200
m ch also dds Horse Shoe Iron, Rods and Rolled Iron
Of every description We deteupned to cell as any
mat can De imported and invite county friends and
merchants generally call and examine the goods before they
purchase We have lately erected Spike Machine, Of
Immense power and ooustrction calculated from
10 inch spikes, which be substituted for the wrought
that arc no better, and far costly.
npr lime r. HAXAIIs& co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
NEW NOVELS.

NJ w NOV TLO.
~ AILoRs AND SAINTS, or Matrimonial Manpvres.
nt oy the author OF Naval Sketch Book, p vols.
These volumes are the production of a true Sa;,o,
VINO writes from the full impulse of bosom passion
ately attached to his profession, and ogeriowmo vi
vacty they abound in accurate and glowing desor;n
tons of the life and habits of seanen we can read;I
conceive the many tedious hours they will beouiIc.
and the bursts Of merriment which they will excite
CIV London Weekly Reviesc
We have INDUCED in many good laugh at the ex.
ceIent nautical wit and humour in these voumes-.-
London Literary Gazette,
Further supplies of Pelham, the Disowned. the
Protestant, and other New Novels, received nj
april J. III. NASHS BOOKSTORES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
To Planters of Tobacco on James Riper.

~ ~tteTS " LOOuCCO on James RtTer.
NVIlCE is gwen, that all Tobacco intended for Shockn
Warehouse arriving in the Basin WILL desired be re-
csiVcd INTO the FIRE Proof Warehouse OF the subscriber fronting
the Basin end adjoining Shocke free of expense of drayage
ana receipts granted by the inspectors Shock without fur
uer expense to the owner (when called for inspection or sam
Png than would occur if delivered once into Shoe
k ample insurance has been effected upon AL tobacco s,or
III inc muse hnpve named. w. l. MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23

e Boxes family loaf sugar, for sale low 20
close consignment, by =.
april II 81 d. L.MRERI.AKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
NEGROES WANTED.

WISH ~ hire fifty able bodied negro men, for the remain.
der Of this pear for the Of tho Richmond Dock Com.
pany CEO BOOKER Surer',
ian 10--ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
MONSIEUR TONSON vii stand iIc d

~ nj rec Hill, near Richmond. His season will con,ncncc
s OIL cor iy, and terminate tie July next He
VII DC lei 10 mares ri fifty dollar, the season. which may be
Ccharscd 10y the payment of forty doors within the season
mares can he insured NJ seventy five dollars PAYABLE c, the
mare shall prove to bc in ioa One dollar TO the groom IN
me rec IAN estate has been leased well enclosed bv
'he su Ibefs Tho VIII furnish good pasturare Tor mares
gaiis and stable them all bad They con m well
fed, II required, al % cents per day
Every desirable arrangement has been made for the accom-.
mediation OF mares and Of the subscribers will give his
constant PERSONAL attentions order that they may be well
treated aud returned to thea; good order The under
en cannn be responsible for accidents escapes but will
use every excron TO prevent both Monsieur ronsou is a
beautiful bay; fifteen hands three high with black l,
nanc and tan lie Is finely poporols exhibiting great pow
anu beauty throughout his form His blood appearance and
performance cannon be surpassed by horse ON the cont,
nent For Pedigree sc. see horse bills
THOMAS WATSON
I'oo-Ec ABNEk ROBINSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
SPRLMr1,S ST.4GE-

ENHIs Stage will hereafter TWICE each week IA and
u from Flucks, where " with the line from
Lynehbug to Nashville &e aud LewsbUrg where IL will
with Poers line Of coaches which run, 10 the
Ohio river. NV
FARE. For each person there will DO charged 70, a
passage in the stage, "
From Lswisbufg TO White SULPHUR xo
White Sulphur to SWEEP Springs 40 M
Sweet Springs 10 Fiueas,le, ~
FincsstIe 10 Fiueks, %
"'B !" Vn'on rs
,,,.. DO Salt or Sweet Sulphur, so
White Sulphur to Union en-
Salt Sulphur 10 Sweet Sprngs "a
The stage will alternately run from ths Sweet 6o,ns,
by way Of the W. Sulphur 10 the Salt SULPHUR and baeE
ADD by the Mill Gap and Union.
baeh passenger will I've allowed 10 take 20lbs Of bsr.
gag ee OF charge but all that, will be charged for
the rate Of cents per TO- per 100 miles. Those who
register their names at the places where the stage stouy
shall have the preference. ~"
There will be good aud careful d,ve,. srd A.. 49,,
horses IN Virginia. = p chTntvrT,
9Th month, 9th, 1929
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
FOR RENT.

LEATHER.
John POE 81 BROTHERS respectfully inform
their friends and the public and the old customers
OF Is. Tate d Co. that they have for sale on reason
able terms mt the old stand opposite the Bell Tavern
a complete assortment OF LEATHER of superior
quality of their own manufacture, consistipp of
Sole-lght and heavy boot
Cpper-russct and waxed
Skins-kip, calf and sheep
Skirting
Harness
Bridle--brown and black
Bag hides, &c. &c. &C.
n. B.-Cash given for Hides and Oak Bark
uIul <9-ZawS" j. =. & Bros.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23

rules held IN the clerks Office Of court of the nued
states Tor TIM 9th circuit and eastern district of Virbia in
e u,onh OF Feb 1929 james Thompson, Richard Mutt
anu John Hcrndon, executors of Eppaprodus 1nheake
CRY. - ~ '' ~ N'A'-
Inc oeidans not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according 20 e of the court and appearne
satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants of the
i % naon me motion of the plaintiffs, by their
SILL ordered that the said defendants appear before the said
court at the city OF Richmond, the frs; day the next tenn
an Ine p!nis bl and Ina acopy 0. ts rule forth
with inserted in newspaper published in the Civ of Rich
mont Tor two months succesvel and posted a, the front door
OF the capitol in the said city. ~ O
A copy Tesie, I'D. JEFFRIES Ok
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
PROSPEROUS

For publishing by Subscription, in the To,cn Of Ports.
mouth, Firgi7ir, Newspaper, 10 be entitled tie
PORTSMOUTH REPUBLICAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23

MEMORIES OF MRS. JUDSON.
lust received at the Tbooloc;c.I Rnos St..
IA few copies of Mrs Jutson Memories. Price
$500.
ALSO,
a okRMAN on lntemperancc by the Rev. VIM.
). Armstrong; Just published and for sals by
April II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

PAPER WAREHOUSE.
lW he9'ns fine, superfne and extra supcriine
Velinih post, for sale, ut New York cash
P''c' a. WORKS,
Agent for the Ma~> ipeturer.
$500 Quills Of different prices.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-23

r. II" RsPuEHcA. viii he handsomely printed M
?sf-oJa' ''ni-"eskly, C1ucsdays aud Frlsye) NJ "a
per auuun, uayai'c iu 74v,rcr. - Nv -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

IlousE on pELEGaTEs.


Il was announced nom the Senate. Cat they
had passed the bhls--.o provide for holding srs;-
caI terms OF the superior courts of law in certain
sssto change the time at holding separn:e election
ut the house VI Ben. Wright in the county of Mason
Allowing Michael Smith, of cDlor, TO remain
IN Tho State for limited tmc-and allowing certain
'r persons Of colour 70 rcDain in tho State for j.
intcd tinc--and That they had passed, with amend,
ncnts, the bills Ito authorse the erection of oatea
cross the road leading ffbrD Purkersburg 20 aiarcit,
--excnpthg old men from certnin public dutcs--an
concerning separate elections in Randolph COUNTY
ana tbntthcy had agreed TO the resolution gith ar,
oTncndmcni) for an examination ofSli,,py crcci-all
wtich amendments were cnnctfrrcd in by tire House.
MIR. .41tl,eo7 Of /. W. then moved to execute the
Joint order OF the day. for the chctaa ola Trcasurrr
OF INC commonwealth Tor y months; but it being ay-
gestcd that the comittas appointed ia cxa;ninc into
The state ofthc Ireasiry aud first Auditors Ciicc
had not ye. reported, tho election Of Treasurer rs
postponed until the 9th inst. TO give time to receive
tho report, and the election of FIST Auditor riiL
the Cd, (tlia day.)
The House then proceeded bv int b,llo, VII, .,
Senate TO clecto second Auditor apd esst..r of the
Land Ohicn--wllcn Ianies Brown ir. esd was Pc
elected to the first, and Vim. Selien esq 10 the last
without opposition.
On motion o. -sir .a.,ns,a of flali;,x the house
resolved 10 proceed the 18th inst 10 the choice of
n Briradicr General in place az Gen. Edward c. Car
ripgtun resigned.
The house then proccsiei on fnp.ion Of Jr- .N,uo
10 The CONSIDERATION a: the repF. the committed o
Roads, &C. dcclarir reasonable the petifior NJ mo
''s''es ana other cltizcrs ot Manchester. PRAYING
for the liberty Converting S.rtan part of the con-
mons oil TINT town 10 maEuia during purposes
Nh .NGyD opposed tho repEs Of the committee a,
considerable length nnd u1s rplie to In ON in
argument by Mr. L41''pt. finally, Mr.. Mayoe mo-
ton TO am,nd the resolution H. Inserting be rejected
was ovesruei, and ;hc rcso,fion as re1ortei aJon.
tod. I
The house then adiournc,l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02
CONGREsS.


W lsH'NGToS. Dec. 3I.--I1 the Sruafc. ,.ester-
gay, the bill making appropriations for the service
OF VIE Government In the first quarter OF the
year 1929 was passed. Mr.. roor presented a mo
mortal from suadry inhabitants CT Worthingtnn. in
TIE State Of Connecticut, ptsy.,g that the trays
portation of the mail the Sabtatl, may be Ii
continued. The memorial wos referred to the Com.
roiiteo OH tue Post Office and Post Ralds The hin
allowing an additional drawback on impaired IN var
reihe! In the county, and exported thcrcfrorn Was
taken up and dLcuss-al Tor al.nt two hours.
The House OF Representatives, after diSposh,- OF
varinas seSo!utious which were subia,tri r,snn,asf
In Committee of the Whole 90 tin, state q tie u
Mon, the consideration othe Bill To a horize the o.
cnpaton ofthc Oregon Territory. Ur. MIrcurLI
spoke IN opposition TO tire h taking principally the
ground that is rtrnotenesi difficulty of occsss onI
steriity, rendered tho idea Gifts settlement by cv;
llzeh citizens wild and visionary. My. Goaaa,1 src
ceedcd IN opposition to the bill chiefly on tn,
ground that 1t would be Infringement of tho
Convention between this counry und Great Ri
thin entered into In 1910. ani removed In l827.
Mr.. RrcHaBDsoS. a member OF the Committee
which rcpcr.ai tho bin, advocated lis passa 20
ami went into details 10 show the validity of our
title 10 the Territory about the mouth ofthc Oreror
and to diproce the statements In relation 10 It's str
lily. lie vas succeeded b. MIR. DhAYroS who oh
lected to the Bill IN its present shape and surreste OF
mat discretion shogL be vested in tho President TO
fTSc adequate for the protection Of 60 ri
citizens rs may migrate to this Territory Mr. SraoNc
thcn obtained the i.Uor but yielded 10 r Pork tcbo
suggested that the committee she Id rise & be dschar
god ifou he fhcr consideration oithe subject 81 tia;
the bill should bd rcnmnittcl Wii isirnctions Tho
Committee, on notion {: ar. STRONG, then ros, and
reported progress. Mr.. Polk hen moved that thb
Committee otttc Whole OF the STATE Of the Union ~
discharged from the further consideration &c the bill
and thai it be referred 10 the Committee OF the 'Ycr
rtories, (he Connuittcc which reported the bill hr-
ing cTrsed 10 cXi;.) with INSTRUCTIONS to aLnrnI l..
by Introducing clause offending The jurisdiction q,
the Courts of Michigan to tho Territory, and al.o u,-
thorzin9 The sending ont o party OF exploration,
survey and make rcpor. of the condition and carac
ter OF the country. Before any question was taken
on this motion, IN Iousa adjoutned.--r.J agrnGI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02
Is, 16, Ga. 90. &c. Al.
SOLAR MICROSCOPE.

sioR tho amusement and instruction of,he Young
a Ladies' OF his Seminary, a. Cults has construct
cd Solar micruscope wirose rngnifying power is
moro thun twice great as that Of the London in
strumcnt lately exhibited in this city. Il represents
themitcs liz twelve inches in lcpgt It expands
the shadow Of tho wings Of a common Hy 20 more
than twelve feet, and distinctly exhibits the muscles,
arteries and veins oiGs body 4 small SPIDERS nest
apptnrs rs largo a feather he'd, and an ordinary
hair as large dnc's ann.
AZ tho request Of many g,n,lcrJru vlro wish "a scc
soIGc OF the wonders OF The dirnnniive world a. G.
will exhibit them publicly NJ his Srminary TO-DAY,
(tirc 3fst,) and on FRIDAY, (tbe ID JAM from 10
to o'clock, (tlrn sky being clcrr.)
Ladies and gentlemen viii find this not only IA
uouo amusement, hut lesson from which they may
DERIVE much usrsiil Instruction.
Aduittancc 30 c2nts. Children -. Tho Rev.
Clergy arr invited gJutis.
nr a. Cs Writing Scliool viii no rc-dponcd on
Monday evening next. a few more yuung gentle
mon eau DC admitted.
r)cc ~ 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-02

7 TOW ilt { nlfed HfdLos UGIcfLf.
1RCn I,EyorIoS.-Thc following fgufativo de;.
crpcn OF ths effects OF real aud pnrc religion nrpn
Mr. Fnrness, Of this city. les remarkable ap;ness
and bcouy made strong impression on the mind Of
one Of his hearers who couuiittcd IL to psper on his
return from church, With entire accuracy, a he BE-
icvcs VIZ:
True devotion, ike the beit, whom wa worslip.
IS Visible ony IN It's effects; in the activity which i,
prompts us to dcvclopc, the benevolent affections
u urges US TO exercise. It's cxstcncs Is proved, not
by rs being brought forward in rs shape, but BY
the diligence and uprigntne.s that it aids Va % oct-
bit Like Tic rain that conreth down from lIcnvcn.
which first hides itself III the bosom of tire Garth and
then - seen moro, until ycrdurc springs M where
It had facn, The Sftsh aud beautiful Sitncss its in
and viioliiT, no: Ivy direct f'monstratcu, but by
tic beauty in which It clothes the life, the purity It
IMPORTS to tho r the energy aud usoinlucss It gives
~ tho whole character"