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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14
Richmond HAT Warehouse.

NICIImonu E1EAT Warehouse.
!too doors Jeloto .Nessrs. Le,cis JYebJ & Co.
r. AYMoND S BROTHERS beg leave to inform
their friends and the public, that they have now
on hand, anu will constantly receive from the most
approved manufactures in London and the United
states, an extensive assortment of fashionable and
piain HATS. They will at all times keep on hand
large Quantity of Hats, made by their own direc-
ton, for the accommodation of those who prefer
them, and will at any time have Hats made to order
on the shortest notice, the best manner and at the
cheapest possible rate.
Country merchants can be supplied witt. Hats at
wholesale, on very moderate terms
N. s:-An assortment Of Wow u,rs in add
ton to the above.
april It's
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14
NOTICE.
REMOVAL,

ERHtGP MAYO has abci ar, Office NO. ,,-,- ,.t.. .
once OF Mr. thos W. Nfic which sorp-si,e Il r.
tavem He continues rcgulaily to attend etiI,. ,s
'a'iu ano rownatan and I" the duties Of Notary Pubic
W., cson ~ possession OF Books, '~propcry Of the ,,
81 an elegant LONDON Edition Of tive British Classrs ;j
psaIe 70 Leave the" 80 Aayos Office or AZ the Soc, sore
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14

We regret to see from the Lynchburg yirginian
that Landon Cabel, Esq. of Amherst, declines hold
ing poll for, serving in, the Convention
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14

BcSldes great number q. Cos 5us. ly-. 90 %,
and los, for sale ~ tie Office of
FREN'FIS ClIUBE
Hpr IL 1t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14

AT the Nottoway election. VIM B. Giles OF Amc-
liza, (Governor) VIM S. Archer of Amelia, Ben. w.
Leigh of Richmond, and John W. Jones of Chester
field, were recommended by the people of that COIN
~ to the District, as members of the Convention
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14

AT large meeting of the citizens Of Harrison at
Clarksburg, Jno. J. Allen, Esq in the Chair and Geo
I. Williams, Esq. Secretary, Edwin S. Duncan ESQ.
was nominated and recommended to the people of
that Senatorial District, member Of Convention
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14
Suction g WGra.

On THURSDAY, the 18th INST at 10 O'clock at ,,r
s.oic, an assortment OF Groceries.
IL 4. m
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-03

that about the Of the landing Of the Spanish troops MI
Harrison had received Of money specie from Mex
n on account Of debt due him by the latter This cir.
umstance having subsequently 10 the knowledge Of
Can Barradas peremptoy summoned Mr. H. into hs pre-
sence and ordered him surrender the money Mr. H. IN
Smed him that the money his own, that had been
a,ved on account Of Just debt, and referred to his
hok 10 prove the truth Of his statement The General
,hn threatened 10 have him shot forthwith in the public
SQUARE il he persisted in keeping the poneyo which Mr.
" REPLIED that being in the supreme command he could do
"a he peased but that he American citizen, and any
nrv he might suffer would be certainly avenged by the 60
nment of the United States On this remark OF Bar
das, officers assaulted Mr. H. and wounded him with sword
cane After some further alteration, MIR H. agreed to give
I'm The money provided Gen. B. would sign an acknowledg
en that the money had been forciby taken from him. The
ACKNOWLEDGMENT was accordingly signed and the money de-
yered Fortunately however, the very evening OF the
day of this occurrence the u s. ship Hornet Captain OHIO
NORRIS appeared of the port and having sent boat on
shore CAPTAIN N made acquainted with the circumsan
ces He Immediately despatched his first lieutenant with
NOTE 10 Cen Baradas demanding the prompt surrender of the
money The note of Captain Norris had the effect of causing
s speedy delivery board the Hornet, and, soon AFTER
humanc apology Mr. Harrison from the Spanish officer
who had assaulted him. We further learn that during the at
tack made by the Mexicans upon the Spanard the night
If the 22d August former took possession of Mr. Har-
sons house. and that eleven Mexcans killed ON the
house TOP and FIVE the yard The house was robbed
nv the Mexican sodery but the following morning full In
demniy was promised by Gen. st. Anna
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-03
ROCHESTER,, IN. " Sept. 90.

Domestic SiM-We have seen specimen OF sew
inc silk manufactured on the farm of MIR Goode, a
bout two miles east of the High School in Henrietta.
1t was purchased by one of our merchants (Nlr d. r.
Parker for SIR dollars pound Although not quite
equal in appearance in respects, to the import
ed silk, is considered fully equal for all useful pur-
poses. little experience only is requisite to enable
those who manufactured the above to produce an ar
cle equal in all points to the Italian. We learn that
Mr. Goode has about $4,000 silk worms. Other per
sons in this county, in Ogden particularly, are begin
ming to turn their attention to these matters-panta
tons of the mulberry tree and the grape vine have
been made--and in this way the younger or female
branches of our farming families may be prohtably
employed We notice the above instance OF the en-
terprize of Mr. Goodells family, that others may be
stimulated by their example. Our country is capa0te
of producing almost every article of luxury as well as
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-03

Lar and Medicine.-The following article is from
the August number of Fnts Western Review
"Where you go, where there not at least twice
as many asprans for the practice of law and medi-
cine, as can find honorable subsistence and employ
ment in those professions What must be the occu-
patton Of these supernumeraries, unable to dig, asham
ed % beg, and with minds sharpened by cultivation,
study, pride and ambition, and looking upon laws as
man traps, and society fair game II is out of the
question, that there is runous propensity in the
great of the people to train their children to
live by their wits, instead of their industry. We know
not how others regard this unhappy inclination. To
us is one of the most fearful omens of our day.
True it must ultimately correct ITSELF But what for
midable armies Of scheming handles, and of wordy
demagogues, will be forced upon the community, born
to eat up the corn and compelled 10 raise the wind,
that, as moon cruisers and wreckers they may profit
by confusion Mr. Este recommends that the pursuit
of agriculture swallow up these supernumerares who
instead of making harangues and stump speeches,
and eulogsing king caucus may be more usefully en-
ployed to make two blades of wheat to grow where
only one grew before.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-03

The editor of the Lyncbbg Vrgnian has been furnished
by DR. with the following receipt Tor making VINE from
the American domestic [fox] grape;
To every bushe of fox grapes add twenty-five quarts OF
water mash the fruit and permit 1t to stand "a hours then
strain through linen, and 10 every gallon OF juice add TWO
mounds of brown sugars fill the cask about three ouhs full
and let it stand open for IA days. then close the bung
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-03
From the New England Farmer.
SCORING PEACH TREES.

of nv bes, and largest peach trees appeared to be dying and
had fully determined dig up supposng it to be past re-
coyery But being 10th to lose it, spared IT, and IN the lat
fer mart of November last scored it three Sides cutting
quite through the bark the solid wood down to the root
On the largest limbs high as could reach cut one score
Large quantities of gum issued from the ncsons during the
winter aud spring. which carefully scraped off, after every
heavy rain; at tnes nearly pint from one tree Quite ear
" in the had the pleasure TO evident signs OF
suscation and the became oaded with blossoms, and
has since Welded handsome portion of excellent fruit AS
soon as saw the effect of the scoring this tree scored
all my other peach and also my plum trees From this
think the fall scoring preferable Yet the trees which
FIRE Nov whether my owing to the favorable sea-
SON. or to The SCORING not yet fully competent to deter
mine But am strongly inclined to believe that II is owing
g., a. lo,t.r THOMAS STORM.
Kip's Bay, September 8, 1929
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-03

New York, Sept. 18.-Acause was tried last Wednes-
day in the Superior Court, involving point of some
importance to those engaged in the passenger trade
The following is the substance of report published
inithe Evening Post, a,
Abraham Bell e. Co. who are in the practice Of
engaging passengers to come out from Ireland, gave
an order in favor Of two persons, named Thomas Nc
Cabe and Thomas Lynch, to William Wood, and John
McCabe, who gave as payment for the passage mo-
ney, their joint note for fifty dollars payable four
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-03
css is only requisite to render us as Independent Of
the rest of the world in these respects as we are hap
PLY in our political condition

The New York Inquirer says there is machine il
operation in that city which makes daily $4,000 bricks
being IN operation 12 hours in each day. These bricks
are ready for the fire the moment they leave the ma
chine, and sell readily at from to dollars per thou
sand.
The operators take the clay Immediately from the
bank, and without the of any water, throw it into
an apparatus which cuts the large Jumps and reduces
them to similar size. This enables the clay to pass
through kind of hopper into the mouIds of the ma
chine, which are placed on horizontal wheel: and
into paralellograms of perfect form, so hard to
admit of being handled, and of being placed in the
kiln for burning.
1t is said that building erected last fall with this
brick, stood all the severity of the frost equal to any
brick whatever.
We have lately examined beautiful specimen of
mechanical ingenuity, in the construction OF minia-
ture Steam Engine, the whole of which might be- put
in Chronometer box. This little thing seemed to
be instinct with life, breathing and moving with such
vigorous animation, that insect performed its
motions with more precision more cxactness. The
machine was made by Mr. Urah Currier, of this town.
The cylinder vibrates between two brass columns
through one of which the steam enters, and through
the other escapes. The diameter of the cylinder is
only three eghths of nch and its vibrations are so
rapid to be impercepbe to the eye. 1t is on the
high pressure princ pie and every part of this engine,
even to the governor, is present to perform its sepa
rate function. The workmanship is perfect, and pre-
sents to the eye beautifully polished piece of
chanism.-Salem Register.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-03

tits now customary at dinner parties in Paris where
ladies' assist to hand round, just before sitting down
to table, pin cushion, that the fair guests may pin
up their seepes which would otherwise preclude the
operations of the table,
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-03

Norfolk, Sept. e5-Lieut. Constantine Smith of the
Marine Corps, charged with the death of the late
Lieut. Bourne, of the same corps, in duel, has been
tried at the present session of the Superior Court of
Law for Norfolk County, and unanimously acquitted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-24
From tire New York Post Of Thursday afternoonl
MANCIPATION DINNER

AEreeaby 10 arrangements made by the Society of
the Friendly Sons of St Patrick" dinner was yes
terGay gwen at Nb0's Saloon 10 celebrate the late
Emancipation ofthe Irish Catholics. The galleries on
this OCCASION were decorated with the flags of Great
Britain and the United States entwined together and
under them were various mottos alludnG the sub
lcct Of the celebration. Over the entrance were the
Of the United States, and at the opposite end of
the apartment representation Of George "
signing the act for The emancipation of ireland in the
presence Of thc Duke of Wellington and Mr.. o. Con-
nell John Chambers, Esq. presided, assisted by
Messrs Caldwell and Kernochan, as Vice Presidents
Grace before meat said by Dr. Power and on re-
mo, Ing the cloth By Or. Leyins after which MN No
bis Dopae cisuntcd with great effect by choir
Of musical quests Aserics Of regular oasts were ri.
ven and these were followed bya multitude Of volun-
tcers nterspersed with songs and national and popu
lars Mrs, poycd in fine style by Niblos band stationed
in tho gallery over the entrance. The chair was ad.
dressed by sever6 gentlemen briefly bat with an elo
quence worthy Of the OCCASION Among those who
spoke were the Rev. Mr.. Power the Rev. Mr. Ievin.
Inspector Cen Wool, of the U. S. Army Mr.. Yer
pIanck, Mr.. CanIbrecDg, Mr. Chambers, the Vice Pre-
silent, Mr. Sampson, aud DIR. Uneven.
On giving the fret toast, Mr.. Chambers, the prcsi
dent. and addressed the gentlemen rs follows:
CONFERENCE.-THE are assembled this day To- cello
brate great moral victorya victory obtained over
bigotry and seiishncss, alter Struggle of so many
ages.
You are AZ gentlemen too well acquainted with the
subject. ~ need dcyelOpencnt of 1t from me:-nnd
It would answer no purpose at this moment To- 20 into
nj investigation Of the which led 10 the enact
fnent Of those impoliic laws which deprived millions
Of men of all their re gIons and political rights Suf
fec II ~ tc present hour, TINT they from the
Statute Book iorevcr,',at every man may now raise
his head with the proud dignity Of hs nature and
that tic liberal aud t.c gcnorous minds which sur
round me- may oxult IN the consideration az having
lived 20 see he triumph of wisdom 'olly o. lbc.
raty over prejudice, aud tie establishment Of that
great Christian principle. "tle doing IN others tiat
which Won would they should DO UNTO YOU"
shall not, sontcnieu dotoiu you longer or sub
ec! on which 80 much might be- said, but proceed 10
announce TO YOU frs, tonet.
I. The 18th Of April, iG20--'fhc day on which tic
monarch Of Britain dd justice to millions Of his sub
ccls by restoring ~ them aiarc of those nqbs o'
which erroneous policy bad so long deprived them.
Tune. 81. PDiccks Eqg.
z. G-orgo tic iY--Who bas earned civic crown
Nv his victory oycr religious md political hioory--
2 ErJ - Ne KIM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-24
NoRFoLK. June %.

NoRvoLK, June %.
NarGi.-The U. S. ships Erie, Capt Turner fpre-
viously reported as being bound to Norfolk with
Com. Rodgers, on board) standing n. and Falmouth.
Capt Morgan, stsnding to the s. were passed off
the Tortugas, by the schr Washington Barge Cant
Benedict, arrived at this port Yesterday, from New
Orleans
The U. s. ship Guerricr, Cant Tho,npson. sailed
from Rio de Janeiro l8th April for the Pacific.
Letters have been received in this town from the
u. b ship Guerrcr, which state that the small poy
was very prevalent on hoard that ship and on board
the Hudson, Capt. Creighton, while lying at Rio
de Janeiro. Midshipmen Levi Lincoln Jr. son of
the Governor of Massachusetts, and Henry Oar
cante of Louisiana, had fallen victims to the above
disease.
JuNE %.
The U. s. ship Eric, Capt. Turner, from Pensa-
COLA anchored below Willoughbys Point Yesterday
afternoon. Com. Rogers, Capt. Tuner. and two
other officers, landed at Old Point last evening
Laoml Baldwin, Esq. is also on board the Erie
Sudden Deatt.-bIr. IIezekiah Patterson Of Mon
roc, on Tuesday morning the 9th inst rode IN 20 the
house of Mr. David Tousey, of Newton, and while
sitting on his horse talking with Mr. ". he suddenly
exclaimed Good heavens how feel" Mr. Touscv
Perceiyiug him falling, caught him; hut before he
could be got into the house, he expired.
In s'oulhbrdgc, Mass on the ID inst. Miss Asenath
NJ Townsley, aged 10, killed in the following
distressing manner. She was at work i'm the carding
room at the Columbian Factory; upright SHAFT was
revolving Mt the velocity Of % revolutions per minute
against which she very incautiousy stood leaning
back with her hands behind her. Her clothes caught
and wound round the shaft FTon tho strength of her
clothes in few seconds she began to revove with the
shaft her head and shoulders rot being confined TO
the shaft, made to describe circle Of three or
four feet IN dnmeter within which stood posts and
machinery, az every revolution coming in contact with
her head. The mill wos stopped but not in time 70
prevent the accident She survived but 81 hours 20.
naming senselcss the whole time.
biajor Longbo'0.--hn officer mentions that during
The burning OF Moscow, howizer she'll fired by the
nccndlnrcs, entered tho body Of horse burst there
and blew the animal TO pieces. without even wound
ing The rider, who foil upon his legs and Immediately
joined the advance guard"
The brig Lochicl. of Liverpool has been found in
LII III L. l. 4 ~ - - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-24
IRISH LINENS, sHEETINGs, &c.

HALL NELSON has received by the latest ar
- ~ rivals a few cuses Of fine aud Gupcrfine Irish
linens
Sd, and 1914 pateiit mill spun Irish shcetings,
uncolnmonly heavy fabric.
Fine and superfne long lawns, and thread cambria
handkcrchieis. Together with general variety Of
scasonab'c goods, oil Of licb he vii cell at the low.
80 .aics fCr oash inne %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-24

The brig Loclcl, If Liverpool, has been found in
The river Nnncz Afrca with tho captsin, mate and
crow all dead ON board. under deck
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-24

JUNE %.
The U. S. ship Eric, Capt. Turner, from Pensa-
cola, anchored below Wiloughby's Point yesterday
afternoon. Com. Rogers, Capt. Tuner. and two
other officers, landed at Old Point last evening
Laomi Baldwin, Esq. is also on board the Erie.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
FRESH DRY GOODS.

= Cases super, blue, black, Oxford and steel mkt
and olive cloths
DO fancy prins, complete assortment, among
them arc some handsome spring patterns
DO black Italian rstrng and 80 and 40 inch black
Italinn cravats
do cotton bandanna handkerchefs
do Leghorn Bolivar hats
do brown Hollands
do sensbew silk umbrellas, sCInc very largo aud
extra finish
90 containing large shell, tuck, long bent and decp
teeth side combs
do Brazilian tuck, sido neck and long bent do
bale patent seine thread, all numbers
do Clarks spool sewing cotton
20 do 81, I'D, Sd and Cd brown and blen chcd shr-
tings and sheetings
English ond Cd French black bombazines
Rich Lcopidas fancy silk handkcrchicfs
Large size blue, brown, scarlet and yellow bandan.
ma handkerchief
Treble gilt coat and vest buttons
Blue and black patent covered coat buttons
Figured gilt buttons for ladies' dresses
Black and white polished brace .1oulds
Womcns black and assorted horscskn gloves
The above named goods have bcon received by
late arrivals, which addcd 10 the stock previously on
hand renders the assorpent good. For sale low, by
y. g. Il. JAMES g. Co.
mar 7-enwe. Market Square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
MARINE NEWS.
CLEARED.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

CLEARED,
Ship Aracreon, John LenoX, master. bolnd TO Ii
vcrpoo!, with tobacco, cotton and -four.
Brig John Adams, Thing, master, bound for S.,
Thomas, With -four.
ARRIVED,
Scir New Yc Price from Grl, Egg Harbour, with ballast
SchI HaTOTd Mason, from Baltimore, FoJcrsbuu>
SAILED,
Sehr Hcnr!', Prichci,, for Balmorr, with cral.
Stoop CrJb, Burke for Baltimore with c, cal and or,cco
Sloop Active, Smith, for New York, with coal.
Schr Chariot Smith, for New York, reported before sailed
The sehIs Che.icyd Bcas,on. for Yo,h Adrian Shame
tr Philadelphia Richmond, Robinson, FOR noaon; Minerva
lS;e or Baltimore; Planter Baldwin, i York. aud slooC
Lady Washington Sonies for ork detained on account
81 the wind, aud viii sll i:rsi opportunity.
Ship North America Bardn, trorn v tna, the Tsxe
ship tIcyrii, Taso ro Virginia, sailed from Havrc, s,l
Jan.
NEW YORK. March ,l.-Arriyed, s4hrs. Roman, Har,
rom Ric'noId Fair Pay, Ireland, days fI0m do EX,
Howard, days from Do.
Cleared, srhr Fairheld, Coffin RIehruoud
HOLMES HOLE, March 6.-Brt, Factor, from Richmond
oF fston, will 81 10 New Bcdfntd repair Hove overheard
at SEA about So Gbs -four aud 80 gj kegs tobacco to kcer
the vessel above water
MARCH 8.Arsed, Dhrs. Telegraph, Reiuond for Boston
Adcine, Norfolk, for Portland.
NoRroLK, March I3.--Arrd., Brig Dawn, Dome
st. Barls
Schr. Independence Hooper, Baltimore, 10 hours
bound TO Iarhmunu.
Pho Ships Tally Ho Fisher, for IiverDool md
Richmond, Crabtrsc, for London, went 30 sea from
Hampton Roads this day.
Bacon Office Nous Room, Norfolk, lEu-t1 I4-2 p IL
no arrival this morning.
Sailed schr. Warrington, FordhaIp, for St. Johns
(E. F)
The Schrs. Mary, Davis, for ST. Thomas; Mich
ac!, Crockett, for New York; White Oak, Hammond
for do; Esther 81 Sally, Bancroft, for Philadelphia;
epd Amanda, Hall, for Nowburyport, from Alcxan.
DIR, have gone to sca.
The Ship Belviderc, ofand bound TO Baltimore, from
Liverpool, has gone up the Boy-has suffered very
considerably in the late gales a Shin WAS soon o.,
the S. OF the Capcs yesterday, With colours flying,
presumed bound in
PHtLApELrHrA, March l5-Cleared schr. Naomi,
Orwell, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
O. MEETING OF THE PEoPIE.

he f-,Ns Of Richmond respectfully invited nmLle
in the Hall OF eaiouse of Delegates This Epcnig tine 18th
inst at O'Clock, l.. NJ, for tic prpaD Of nominating four
suitable frechodc Of this Senatorial District; represent them
in the Convention to be- held in October 4Hcitzps who
are inclined 10 fec exercise Of heir judgments in thi;
important coccu unirfucnccd by che ticiacn ohcs al
invited to attend and participate freely the proceedings tic
meeting MANY ERtEIiO: DtES
The names oftIe Frccbodcr calling the above nrc,,ils are
left with TIE Editors o.
N Although FTeehodcr and NonFccholleys .e indis
Fniaey invited 10 attend those ~o call the above Meeting
DO not mean thereby o recognize tho right of latter 10. 20
negative ~ of voting for members of conventions in NH
mary mectina for hnpoan, OBJ c though rh iha,
an citizens shold be permitted 70 sne in it,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

4 UST received and for sale, by the subscriber. A
~ MANUAL OF CHEMISTRY, on the basis of Profess
sor Brandes; containing the principal facts of the
science, arranged in the order in which they are
University, ~. L. The U. 5. Military Academy.
West Poiit, Brown University, Amherst, and sev;-
raj other Colleges in the L. S. compiled from the
works ofthe most distinguished Chiinists. Designed
as teAt book, for the use OF students and persons
attending lectures on CInisry. The second edition,
comprchcndug the recent discoveries and illustra-
ted with nine plates and several engravngs on wood
By JoHr w. WEBSTER. Erving professor of Chin
is.ry and Mineralosy in Howard University.
WIN. II, FTrZWIIYLSON