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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-07
SUMMER GooDs.

III NELSON has received by the Exit. Tan,,
~ w, and other late packets from New York
ana fhiiadelpha, general assortment Of OOOTlS
noapted to the season; amongst which are =
Caicoes aud printed cambrics, Of new sty,s
Engish and French cambria ginghsms
Plain, plaid and striped batteste
pamyrene, assorted colora
Fancy palmyreDe dresses ,.,s,<.Ssrtz.
Italian nett and berege
bbn,gn ,. nan. ana French mcrino bombazjnv
PACK Italian ustring of superior quality
Heavy India satin and leyantiru, So
Jet and bluc-blac marcelline
Coiored and black eros de Naples
rongec silks, of superior quality
Extra heavy black Mandarin grapes s.-,.,
biack anu coiorcd Nankin and Canton az;
"a, ID and Cd combrics and iacone,s
flain and figured Swiss m,slins (part verv 6or, ID
ram and figured book aud null do ="
ID and Sd tamboured and plain bobb;ne, ,,ce,
nnIead anu gimp laces and edgngs, assorted
ssich worked lace peierenes, capcs hdkEs. e. wells
Embroidered and tamboured muslin do
Short and long berege aud gauze scarfs
Fancy bcrege gauzc and silk hdkfs assortet
Italian silk and Swiss austin cravats -
1 1%ula German and English silk pocket hdsis,
Thread cambria hdkfs.
Madras, Malabar and Britannia do
Fine and super6ne blue aud black cloths
SILK fiorentine and Narseles ycstipg 80
Superhne brown and white French drIImps
Hack and grey hastings
company and nance chop nankeeus
tiorentlne and jeans, for boys wear
Al IRISH and German linens
Long lawns and bird eye dinpevv
I'd and 1ol table diaper and damask
"a, %, and lo-4 heavy mill spnn sheeiipps
nnglish and French silk hosiery, assorted
"hte, brown and Jancy pi1f cotton and silk
half hose -
Ladies and gentlemen's gloves assortci
Parasols and umbrellas $50
carved and plain tortoise, tuck and side co,uAs
Ialm leaf, feather and Chinese painted fans
Domestie shirtmgs, ehee,ng, plaids, apron checks
and shcetings
ALSO,
~ constant supply OF heavy power loom sheetiaes,
manufactured IN this city, by Messrs. Cunningham IL
Anderson, and for sale at their lowest cash price
july
Elegant Irapctiing Desks, Shaoing .4ppuraias. A.
CST received few splendid Travelling Desks and Shawn,
- Apparatus, ofdifcrert kinds;
Also, few dozen pointed PENCIL CaSrs ,j,h Ss,,
dars, &c. 0' ' '"-
Fancy Bordering and Edgiug for boxes
Ladies' Poke, Books
Elegant Albums, of different sizcS
Note Paper, of different sizes aud kinds
Pen Knives, n beautiful assortment
Rice Paper, of superior quality
Ivory do do do do
Baggammon Boxes, best English
Chess Men and Boards do do
and one FIRST rate Surveyors Compass ami Chs ss by
june Su J. N. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-07

TlIE unparalleled reputation of this medicine ia
such, and IFS pre-eminent virtues are SO well CO.
eopIshaa' ana so fully acknowledged by intelligent
public that 1t is scarcely necessary 10 say any thing
inrther than that il is a SOVEREIGN REMEDY
IN Diseases of the Liver Debility resulting from intern
perancc and designations Old and inveterate Ulcers.
rGl's IN inc Bones attended with swellings of tho
FONTS; Indigestion; Botcles the Face Pinplss 6c
Hyphs; Cutansous diseases generally and letter n,
particular: Mercurial and Scrofiilous Complaints.
Inc certificates of wonderful cures performed bv
INC Cathohcon' have become so numerous, to pre-.
eude ther insertion IN any newspaper and has made
u necessary for the proprietor to print them in "A
pamphlet of about 100 pages This will be forward.
ed as soon as possible to the several Agents for ma
tuous distrlhution, and must, perusal strengthen
tne good opinion now entertained by tho friends on
tis madeleine, and disarm, il is hoped the prcipdk
ccs OF those who view with distrst INV medicine mn.
known IN what 10 called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be gainsaid.
~ the earnest solicitation of membcrs of tho rneA
zeal faculty. and others who have witnessed tho oafor
lshlng cures effected by the use of the Vegetable
Catnohcon, and who anxious that it's beneita IN
mankind may be more widely diffused, tile proprietor
has consented TO reduce the retail price 10 TWO
DOLLARS per bottle; and this will be done win
OUT III any way deterioratng the quality of the med.
icine or reducing The size If the bottle as has been
materially done in the case of Swairn's Panacea
Extracts letters recently yeeeve from phyreiqs aud from
agnfor the sale IF Poers Catoeo nrost Of ,DGou Srs
esso agents for S0ain's PGnaeea. = 80
81 retail more than dozen bottles Of your caoljeon vtcte
sell bottle of SWANS Pauacea and feel great psnre
n9mng you That in every case in which have seen tho Ca
"Coud afford to reduce the price Of your Cathon 10
two dollars should more frequently prescribe 10 nv patients
This town aud vicinity who have used il with the be efE
a 'e 9'eI lanaceas' and the Compound Syrup Of Ssr
an eminent physician says al have known seyeaI ea pe
oed ny the use of your Catholcon which had previously
resisted the ordinary prescriptions Of The faculty aud nave
never known it to pro lace Injurious e9eetso' - ~ F
The above invaluable medicine may constantly had Of
,,. y. III. BLAMIRE,
jan - Eagle Hotel R.rb,o3~l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-07
! CLASSICAL READER.

EVILS work has just been received at the
Bookstore opposite the Eagle. An extract
from the Visitor o. Telegraph of Oct last, will show
tire nature and object of the work.
TIM CLASSICAL RI DfR, Selection of Lessons in Prose and
Verse from the most eminent English American writer's
or The use oil The higher classes in public and private enna
RES by Rev. r. w. T. Greenwood, aud g. g. Emerson of
Boston. = ~ '' 20
Ihs wok Is valuable acquisition our srhoo's This or
one OF like character has long been very wanted The
reading hooks hitherto into the hands Of tire higher classes
IN our schools i'll suited gain the object in view from
examination Of this work. think among the best copa
Tons we have for the Of advanced classes and ~
has many excelencies recommend il N the attention M
parents and teachers Of which we will briefly dvrr,
In all its selections is decidedly favorable to virtue and
rgon and ITS matter appears to have been selected with suuch
ias]e and judgment
z u - work purely national and modern n has MIA nv
valuable historical facts aud anecdotes in relation 10 the "a ~
history te Character manners geography, scenery Of our
country In The matter contains is well ADAPTED 10 the
TASTE feelings aud habits Of the present age enodes many
o. me brightest and most sparkling gems Of Irving Webster
Everett, Jefferson Claiming Sparks Bryant and ereva a. e.
g. The selections calculated awaken tie curiosity Of
sue young choiar and form aud improve his taste n will
npan 70 him mental refinement, and Undue him with a
generous taste for an elevated, moa and manly leraurcW
Teachers and othcts are invited TO call and exanin
The work. ARIEL WORKS
june -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-07
TO PRINTERS.

8E'hH Ptmtiug Establishment NJ the "WESTEPN
- Fih"lNlAN' IS offered lor sale II is located az
Shareso"n' heuawha county and on the great iinr Of
commnn' Si"n through VTshis from East West. The
Heatesi e"mpe"ng establishment ia tho State, ~ onc
hundred miles Distant and The uhol ,cigbbc,ir, co,
iy believed 10 be apdy m9oying in Intelligence, iu
n6mbeEs, and ia wealth ~
Der (poa paid keHawba g. 81. Vi,e,o,s.
April Isl. 1929. MASON CAnpREtI
81 Tie publication Of TIE Western ymg,nian viii he
ooniipneda heretofore should -" sale Of he esabsh-
nfsnt DC Effected.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-07
BOOTS AND SHOES.

we have just received quantity of South Horse
SKINS new article, whchfo durability and sones SURPRISES
any other leather for dress boots shoes likewise stuffed
and wear longer. -
We have recefvcd Grncmens Lasts of the latest fashion,
Hiescn 'oes) aud are prepared To make Boots Shoes and
Pumps upon them in the first style.
Weksep constantly on hand made factory, general
assortment oil LADIES' and Geucncn's Boots Shoes all
descriptions We have great variety Chiircn's Shoes
co,ored hastings, aud leather youths, Shoes
of all kinds.
And in addition manufactures we have rcciyed
large supply of New York aud phaielpha Boots ami Shoes
all OF which we are determined to sell cheap.
We have a large assortment of TRUNKS.
" Oieis trun the country will bc promptly to.
may 81 - : .oi1,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-07

EASTERN DISTRICT OF NiRGLNIA-'To STT
RE renembercd That the eighth day on J,nr IN the
- y third year Of the independence of tire Unirezi States of
America Arc Works, of the said District bath DEPOSITED in
this Office the title or bk, the right whereof ne claims rs
proprietor, IN the words following Parents
ASSISTANT ar Tales for tie Moral Religions Instructions of
iouih by the author of "LecIs Female Characte-
Nha man IS there among YOU hom ms ask bread will
YOU give hun stone he ask FISH Will you give him ser
Pent Mark Wi 8 10 In conformity to the act Of the Con-
gfe OF the United States enite An Act for the enc
nent OF feanns, by securing the copies maps charts and
BOOKS to the authors and proPeOrs of copies during
the time therein mentioned" 100
Copy. RD. JEFFRiES
june9 Crefs tine Eastern Dis,rir, 90 u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-07

Fresh and Beautiful Goods.
BALDWIN, IVES & CO. have received By the
- Richmond Packet, aud are this morning. opcninr
case extra fine Leghoru bonnets q
do London blue and black cassimcrcs
do black and white prints
Scersucker plaid, and solid stripe pinrban,s
Very superior plaid French do
figured paimyrcncs, a beautiful article
Lace and pearl buttons
Pongce silks, palmetto hats
cases and bales plaid doncs,ics
do IA apron checks
Handsome artificial flowers
Floss thread, mixed pins
bales ticknburps, cheap
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-07

- WITHHELD BACUN.--I 900 lbs Of
- best SInithGcld Bacon. cured by r.. Pretlow, Of
mali Carolina hogs--Joiits sot-petred-for sale at
The Dock for cash by IAS. WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-07
SPRLM(1'S STHGE-

TH'HIS Stage will hereafter run TWICE each usk 10 r
ifom FlUcks where IL cOunses with the line hd,u
Lynthhurg to Nashville, sc. aud Lewfsbuig where IL p
Ohio river. - "
FARE. For each prrgon There usl be Charged ss
passage in the stage, ~
From Lewisbufg white sulphur An
White Sulphur 10 Sweet Springs ~ an
sweet Springs ~ Fiuoasilc, . on
Fineasilc 90 Flueks, on
Lswsbuig Union ~
do. Salt Swee, sulphur AZ
White Sulphur IN Union Xxx
Salt Sulphur to SWEET spriugs ~
The stage win alternately run Gom ne CO., G. Oh
by way ofthe w Sulphur to tho Sal, soli',
aud by tie bln Gap md Union. '''' ~" VsoA7
saS s pas'enscr viii h. allowed 'sse goD, Of bgr,
gags rec 81 charge, bat al tbgt viii be ebs,al1
=. ,pe 'ao OF cents per II. per 100 miles lrs .bo
.b, b .ns,l p9meya' TIC places where re Nntp sou,
There will be good srd ca,o,, s.,
hot'es ~ Virginia. ~ ~, 49,, 49, " ~ pD''
5i month, 24ih, 1920 - "HSD"S i"
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-21
19S

ces the other arm. Satisfied that the animal was
under the influence of hydrophobia heproceeded to this
place and had stone, repued to be efcacious in ex-
tracing the poison from the bite of rabid animal,
applied to the wounds thus occasoned Upon his re-
turn home he stated to Mr. Goodwin that he felt much
relieved, and it not until the day before Christ
mas 1.-TWO months and 10 days after,) that any appre
hension felt from the bite of the dog. On the
morning of that day, he appeared very much distress
sed, and several times declared Mr. Goodwin his
conviction that he going mad. Mr. G. endeavor-
ed to pacify him, and to divert his mind from shock
ing impression, but in vain, he again and again
sured him that such was his unhappy condition. beg
gng that he would not permit him to be murdered,
he had somewhere read the fate of persons be-
coming mad from such cause. In the course of the
afternoon his maady increased he made a noise re-
sembling the bowling of dog, and often during the
evening and night endeavored to bite his attendants,
swapping at them with great violence and foamng at
the mouth. Water was several times offered to him,
but he rejected it with violence After many socita
tions from Mr. Goodwin to eat something, to which he
replied, that his throat was sore, and he could not
swallow, he consented to make effort to eat piece
of potatoe, (which was near him, and upon its being
presented to his mouth he snapped at it like dog,
became much convulsed, but would not eat. His suf
ferngs until the ensuing morning, when death came
welcome messenger to arrest them, were such
no eye could behold without dropping the tear of
sympathy and commseraton.
Our informant understood since, that the same dog
had bitten woman near Everts Bridge, whence he
came, who also died in the same distressing manner
Beacon.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-21
From the New York Commercial Advertiser.

Edinburgh MltrderS.-The trial of William Burke
and Helen McDougal for murder, took place in Edin
Durgh, in the latter part of December. They were
connected with gang who supplied the surgeons with
subjects for dissection and the testimony of one of
Burkes accomplices went to show that many murders
had been committed. The details are too horrible for
repetition and if the facts were not unquesonably
established the story would not be credited The re-
port rather the attempt at report of this case.
which find copied from Scottish paper, is bung-
ling and obscure that is not fit to reprint We ga
Their from it, however, the following particulars The
prisoners who passed for and wife, and were of
Irish extraction indicted for three murders, kaon
to have been committed; one of poor
ed Mitchell, in April last another of these victims
was poor idiot called Wilson, known by the name of
Daft Jamie; and the third a wretched Irish woman,
named nj CONCEAL, whose was selected for tria1
the most recent of the three though such the
fearful rapidy with which murder perpetrated by
these wretches that both of the last named took place
within three weeks
The witnesses produced to prove the murder of Nc
CONCEAL, testified that she seduced by Burke from
shop where she had gone to ask for charity the
31st of October. AS her countryman he protested
himself willing assist her, and took her to his house.
There he supplied her with liquor till she became conf
petey intoxicated, when he pushed her down, pressed
the weight of his person upon her, and suocaed hers
with his fingers This transaction took place in the
presence of the woman McDougal, Hare an accom-
pice and woman named Gray, who was forcibly de-
tained in the house. The parties were all under the
influence of liquor and the testimony, reported
evnces that their re, 'ections We're confused Hare
is described as a most horrible looking wretch. The
defence was conducted by the Dean of Faculty, and
the celebrated Mr. Cockburn The lord Justice Clerk,
in summing up the evidence, said he had heard
the defence of any individual conducted with more
zeal and consummate ability. Burke was found guilty
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-02-21

and ea appeared before his father to undergo the
ou of bis sentence. Take off your coat George, was
che stern command. Off went the coat, and the father,
standing with we'll prepared hickory in his hand observed
cd unusually prouberant What have you got your
back ~ said he. "My jacket" replied the boy "Well
leather apron four doube,' replied the lad ga leather
spron have you indeed and what's that or' why, pa"
s the youngster with grave countenance, "you told
to prepare for foggng and got as toeH prepared as
coud The angry father turned away 10 hide laugh
and the boy escaped Oggng by being SO well prepared for
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-26
District Of Columbia.
dec 10
Alexandria Comfy 3D.

.HfeL1nnriR JOfWy e"
NOVEMBER Term 1928.
The Mechanics Bank of Alexandra,
C0mph's.
AGAINST
LOUISA and Ann Maria, Seaton, Gdam \, Clcaort
Lynn, Nathaniel s. Wise, the Presl-
dent. Directors u Company OF the
Bank of alexandria, and Thompson
r, Mason, DH)fS. ..
VlElIg defendants Louisa and Ann Malta scatoF' !"
having entered their appearance and gwen ~.
rty according TO the statute and the ruesof the 'o.
aud j, appearing to the satisfaction Of the Con'' %
affidavit filed, that the said Louisa Seaton ano I
Maria Seaton, are not inhabitants OF he DIsII.S
Golumbis, on the motion If the complainan'S Dy u.s.
Counsel it is ordered, that the said defendant ~.
and .ann Maria 81 atom do appear here on or S.'i
the first day of next April Term, and answer !ps .,,
of the Complanants, and give security Tor pel'S'Ss
the DEGREES Of the Court; and that copy o, ''
der be forthwith published in one of the pup"GG e. ,,,
papers printed in the Town of Alexandra, ~ ,l
months successfully, and that another copy DC ,,,.
st the front door of the Court House OF the sa'
Iy. Test; r
dec l8-2m EDM. ]. LEE, " "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-26
District Of Columbia.

County Of fleran""'
NovEaBEa TxRN- 1873
William Poplar, Complainant,
AGAINyr
Charles Brown, administrator OF James
Poplar, deceased, James Entwise adj
mnistrator of Isaac Entwisle, Ale1an' ,.cl,.u,
der Moore, executor of John Boyer. !" '""
deceased, ard Henry Williams and
Elizabeth Williams, infants under the
age oftwenty -one years, and devisees
ofJobn Boyer aforesaid decd, DefnHJ ...,.,or I
1NiIE defendant Charles Brown, admhls".J b
u James Poplar, deceased, not havirg .na ,,s,p
appearance and given security according 10 me s,
and the rules orthe Court, and il appearing ,t,t;k
tsfacton of the Court, upon of6aavit h'ea, na1s
said Charles Brown is not habitant OF VI. h, bs
of Columbia, on the motion oNthe complaint I,re
counsel, 1t is ordered, that the deiendan. S,y
Brown do appear here on or before the m s.ompia
next Apri term, and answer the bill OF inc
ant. and give security for performing the ,S pub
the Court, and that copy OF this order De
lshed in public newspaper printed in the ,%a, az
lexandria, for two months successiYey' az, ,s Govt
Their copy be posted at the front door Oh :"
house Of the said county ,ypcC.
Teste, EbM. D. ""' cn
dec Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-26
District OF Columbia,
.qlerandia County, ".

.fteTdndiu IOunIyIH,
NOVEMBER TERN, 1928
The Mechanics Bank Of Alexandria,
who sue for the mselves and such oth-
er of the creditors of John McNama-
"a who will come in and contribute
to the expenses of this suit, Compf. In Cbg,,,,
AGAINST
lanes Kirk administrator of John Nc
Namara, decd. Sally Mcnamara,
Henry l.. Mcnamara, and Luther
Chamberlain, DefPs.
yUyHE bill in this case states, that on the LIST day 1
June, 1926, there WIS due to the complainant
by the said John McNamsra, the sum OF sy huntrs.
and thirty whine dollars and eighteen cents; thhh
said McNamara resided in the State Of Virginia at L.
time of his decease, and that certain James MI
tack letters of administration on his estate in the Sus
of Virginia, and by that means exercises control ce
his estate in the District of Columbia that the SAID W.
Namara died seized of house and lot in the tow y
Alexandra, occupied by Luther Chamberlain, Wiz.
is more than sufficient to satisfy the claim of,he CO
plainants; and that the said Mcnamara left no els
fund out of which their claim can be psid.
The object of the bill is, that the house and Idf
foressid may be decreed by the Court to be sOdh
tho sat sfact,on of the compAinants debt set out
foresaid and such other debts as shall be estabhs
against the said Mcnamara, deceased. and apps
ing to the satisfaction ofthe Court that the sad
Kirk Sally Mcnamara and Henry l.. Nc Namara are q
inhabitants of the District of Columbia, they are her
by warned to be and sppearin person, or by soietc
m the United States Circuit Court OF the District
Columbia for the COUNTY Of Alexandria, on the seco'
Monda, in April next, to show cause why a deere
should not be passed. as prayed by the bill. find
their failing toappcaI as aforesAs the said bill d'f5
painsn be taken pro cOnesso. aud such decree mae
in the premises rs shall seem right Provided, The W.
compliments cause this orderto be published !" TX
phenix Gazette at least four months in contlnusE'
before the said second Monday in April
o' Test EDM. LEE, &C
IN lam
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-26
T.Awara StabAer & Son.
.qPO7HEC .aRIES and DRUGGISTS. .aLEA'a
District of Columbia,
County of Alexandria, SCI.

County OF .HeIdndTta' SCI
'a .u NOVEMBER TERN, 1923.
Joseph Vaudeville, CempH0
Thomas Holy & George suckly, CO. In Chancs,y
mariners m trade, under the 6rm of ~
HOLY & Suckley, and Richard Slade
DefPs.
vuyHE. defendant Thomas Holy, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to
the statute and rules of the Court audit appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court upon affidavit hed, that
the sa; Thomas Holy not ini,abitant OF the Dis
tr;ot of Columbia, on the motion of the complainant
by his Counsel it is ordered that the said defendant
Thomas Holy, do appear here on or before the first
dy.of next April Term. and answer the bill OF the
ni,;nant and give security for performing the de-
of the Court; and that copy of this order be
forthwith published in one Of the public newspapers
printed in the town of alexandria, Tor two months
ncce,syely and that another copy be posted at the
ssnnt door Of the Court House of the said county,
Fo"' 1.cste. EDM. I. LEE, c. C.
dec l9-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-26
Notice to Creditors.

VXyHEREAs number Of claims against the estate
w Of Samuel Craig. deceased, were presented to
the late Mr. Jon G. Iatld, as administrator with the
will annexed, in his life time, aud those CLAIMS no.
proven as the law sequires-Ihfs 10 gte nelee 10
rily established on or before the first day OF March,
1892 they will be excluded from paricpa IN ,e
benefits of said estate. Twentys'x ana hve-e'g"'ns
per centum will be paid to those creditors whose
claims have been properly adjusted and proven on ..
before the first day Of January next by application 10
me at nv dwelling, on Wolf.sreet any evening after
three o'clock. ISAAC kobbiro' hol''
De bons non and Trustee Of Samuel Craig, deceased
decd r. eol~es i'",ie.n