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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
NIRGINIA:-At a superior cnur nf cLancerr hnIdcn

NIRGlNIA:-M a superior court of chancery holden al
the ornler capoi in the city OF Williamsburg the 81
day of July, 1929 Richard Tmbcrake ptf agans, Richard
Taylor, Henley Taylor Henry Edlce, a!o of Peter Powell
dcc'd. and Wilson V. Henley, dts
For reasons appearing the court the order entered in This
cause, the twcnnn Instant aside; by consent OF
ue plaintiff aud Henry EdOe, tine doth order that this
suit stand and he revived against him ador of Peter Pow
ell deed And hoJeOpou the this day TO be
heard on the papers then read aud argued by counse-On
consideration whereof the doth adudse order and decree
that the defendant Edne, estate of his tcsa;o i'm
his hands To he administered, pay tie plaintiff TWENTY-FIVE
dollars and nifty CENTS that the defendant Henley nav 70 the
plaintiff three dollars ami fifty cents; and the court doth further
audge order and decree that the defendant Henley TAYLOR
deliver up TO the Marshal of this court now in his
possession belonging Richard Taynr directed to sell
the said slave at public auction of six months taking
bond and approved security for the purchase money! havnp
gwen ten days previous notice place of sail
and make report OF his proceedings court, in order 10
ina decree And the doth further adildge order and
Decree that an account he taken before commission
cs OF TINS court TO ascertain reasonable sum- 10 be paid
lehey Taylor tor the support of said slave since lie came into
e possession OF The said Taylor who directed report the
sad account 10 Tire court in order final decree And the
couu doth further adudse oIeT and decree that Archer Han
Ems John r. Browne and Thruston James, be- aud they IL
hereby appointed commissioners, any of whom may act
VINO are directed to value OATH the real estate of Richard
taylor and report ihcii proceedings court in order 10
d decree ut the plaintiff have the benefit OF this
oecee, until n shall have eu;eed into bound with sufficient
security, III the clerks Office Of this court in penalty equal u
roube the money CecTced be paid by the resident defendants
with such Condition the law requires in the case of abn
defendants. Copy. Tes,e ED. CHRISTIAN, c. [.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

,r CoMM'ssioNhRs oFrcr, Riclliond, tug 26th 1929
parties interested notified tina, have appointed the
-h nay oil October and this office the place
commencing the directed foregoing order OF
C"ur and the creditors OF the Edmund
and prove their CLAIMS
aug 28--wStc Hi AEy RAKEn Co,,,r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
TO THE PuRILC-

Knowing the great and proper interest felt by tho
people OF Virginia in the approaching Convention, the
subscribers make the following proposition: They
have employed the best Stenoe pliers report the
debates, ~iiio.. viii be published rapidly posi-
bic in The Wing AS many persons not in the
habit of fling thcis papers. and as when taken into
their families they liable 10 be destroyed, they
propose to file in this Office the papers containing
the debates, FOR many desire it, The expense
ofs will be apporIioned by the annual price of the
paper ISL and the length of time required to publish
the dcbates--for cXampe--if three months are re-
qured to publish the debates, the price of the file
will be 81 2s. This we imagine, no man will hes
itote to give for complete cory Of the debates o.
Convention. If subscrbers desilc tlci. copies boHnd
that can be done al small additional expense.
a. Letters (post paid) addressed TO us, will DC at
tended to, persons wishing TO subscribe, make
known their desire through the members of Convcn-
ton. The subscription to be paid at The time Of dcv
cry.
~ City subscribers Of course appraised that
The Debates will first appear in the Daily paper.
PEASANTS, ABBOTT g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
CoMMIssIowER's OER1.r

r. ''ICH""IU' July ElI, IU2Y.
The parties interested will please take uo,ice Tia,
appointed the 10Th day Of September next, to The
performance Of the duties prescribed in the
on which day al O'clock A. NJ they required 70 attend
al my ONCE Ia this city, with their accounts
and documents ready Tor examination a nd seitlemest
81 w8w HILARY BAKER Con'r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

a Valuable and Beautiful Farm for Sale.
VNHE subscriber offers for sale his Farm on James
River, called "Tuckahoe," situated fifteen
milos above Richmond, and contains about Eve hun
drcd acres of which one hundred and fifty arc low
grounds, and upwards of one hundred aud twenty
five highly improved highland. The fertility of this
tract OF land It's salubry and the many advanta gcs
possesses from its coniiguty to market, ought TO
attract the attention of those disposed invest mo-
ncy IN real estate, intimately connected with the
increasing wealth and population of Richmond. This
property being directly the line OF the coal field
extending from Black Heath in Chesterfield TO Deem
Kun IN Henrico county, is believed TO contain beds oi
coal. No efectual search has YET been made for
that valuable mineral. The indications are howe
ver' so numerous and strong, to bring conicc-
ture almost to certainty. The free stone quafries
are inexhaustiblc, and Immediately on the margin OF
the James River Canal. The improvements are OF
large scale and In excellent preservation. The
choice fruit; carefully selected from tho northern
nursery The subscriber will also sell with the land
1t desired, ten valuable and well taught farm labour
ers. MIR. Thomas Taylor OF Richmond, is authorize,
tn contract for the land, and give any farther in
formation required concerning it. Possession piyel
immediately. THOMAS NJ RANDOI PU
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

Gainm'ssiaIn's Office, RIctmOH& July 25h, 1920.
The parties interested III pe,se ke notice ia, hy
appointed the eighth day Of September next to
tie accounts directed i'll the fregning order Of court,
on which day. AT O'Clock A. NJ, they are required 20
attend at my office in this city, with accounts youcb
and documents ready for examination aud settlement
aud with Office copies OF the necessary cohu papers
SO wit e.. HILARY BAKFp rn,,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
% VOC RO. ANDERSON, Cum.
NIRGINI Al superior court of cbarcery 63I5e =,

NlhGlNIi:-Ata superior of chanceTy, holden at
the capitol IN The city of Richmond Wednesday, July
A. H. Argyle John NJ Travian and Mary C. his wife, who
vas Mary C. Argyle, aud Thomas r. Argyle an infant by
Frederick Argyle, his friend, pits against Isaac Cnrd
Thomas Cuo cxor and devee Of John Curd decd Benjamin
anderson aud Rebecca his wife, Samuel Hart and ANNE his
wife, and Samuel Dyer, u. dts.
Inns cause this day he heard the BILL taken for
Confessed as to all the defendants except Thomas Curd the
answer that defendant with tie replication thereto and was
argued by counsel consideration whereof court doth
oder that the defendant Isaac Cur an account of his
transactions guardian OF the plaintiffs Except John Ira.
Nhiam before commissioner Of the court; and that the iee-
Gdh Thomas Cud, render his administration o
Tie estate OF his tcsaor, before the commissioner who
directed to examine, slate and settle the said accounts and
report the same to the court with specially
i3!iies To be stated. = ~
copy. Teslo, JYA C. PENDLEToy. C. ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
NOTICE.

BtI leave to inform those whom il may interest, Tia,
nave deGhnGd business, having disposed of my stock in
for 10 or II years. no "''' WV
Mr. SanSay is authorized settle auy Transaction or open
good against 1870 ~ ''t' WIZ w
aug II NM IL FTrZvyuyT soN,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
WM. G. PENDLEToE, c. L..
CoNMs.,o.rn,. osrlcr. Ri,h,no,,a a.,.. 90 70

CoMWssroNrR's OFFICE, Richmond Aug &C. 1929
Ahe parties interested will please take notice that have
POMe me day OF Dec next TO commence the accounts
O'clock A. NJ they are required to attend my Office in this
Cy win tAe accounts aud vouchers ready for examination
ara settlement and with oice the cour,
LlneLa NL-MlL tiffany KAkER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

- UNANAY.-Was committed to the jail of Jefferson
M county, the 9th day OF May last negro man natncd
BILL blacksmith by trade and supposed 10 belong 70
southern trader He very black has smiling counterance
IS about feet 10 inches high, and about years old RE for
niefy belonged To VIM. Little, of this county The owner
requested 10 prove property aud take him away or he will be
sold for las jail fees as the law directs -
sept I--w;hn THOMAS GRIGGS Ja;Ior Trr co
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TO lie Printers Of Tie United Stofes,

= E'VV VI'tEtU NTUTtS.
la'e the prices of all the materials used in mn Linz
- Printing Types have been greatly feduced and ,je
lac,'y OF manufacturing greatly increased. The sun
Cosf therefore has been induced TO make proportiona
NC 'e'uouon ~ tne prices which, from the 1s Of Apul
have been AZ stated in the annexed list. '''
Inc character OF the Type made az this Fourd,v :;
ws Known 10 me TRADE, who assured thatn rear,
has been made. - " ''"'o"
he has on hand complete assortment and can su,,,s
my Puahy on short notcei hr will be happy To- 30,
diaie attention. WV ''e "'me
NIefenanis Nno have orders IRON, abroad can have OFF
compete WIN Presses, and every thing necessary for
mannfT, - " wv '' P'''uC'
iouSneIs are requested 10 give this advertisement
pace ." meir papers few times IN receiye n,eut 40
>" VPv' OF in setiIement NJ theig accounts.
49,, RICHARD DONALDSON, PbiIad,Iybia.
PRICESsAt six months, c,cd, ~, ,r,os 80.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
AlROiNiA:-ht superior cuuIt OF chanceIy hoIdsI
atthe caPolin the city of Richmond on "Wednesday

atthe capitol in the city of Richmond on "Wednesday,
June io'h l62g; Richard BnyI, pltf against John d.
Hawkins md Aexa nder Boyd, dts.
ms cause came on this day to be heard on the bill
taken for confessed to the defendant Alexander Boyd
the answer oi the other defendani, with replication
eTe'o eXhhts aud eXa limitations OF witnesses and was
argued by counsel: On consideration whereof the cour
10th refer the accounts between the parties to one of
he commissioners WIN" - directed 10 examine, state and
seIe the same, and make thereof the court,
with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent nv
himself or which may be required by the pa tics to b. :,
stated.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

MRS. IllGGlNBOTJIAM begs leave to
inform her friends and the public, that she has
taken the handsome establishment belonnino 20 NJr
Moncure, recently occupied by Mrs. Heth, and ad-
joining the house recently occupied by Mis- Page as
boarding house.
The house affords comfortable accommodations for
ladies' and gentlemen. Members of the Convention
and OF the Legislature will find the situation agreea
bile, and convenient to the Capitol. Also fan lilies
visiting Richmond. aup 23-w3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

gUhAWAl.-Wa committed 10 the jail of Jefferson
y county the 18th day Of May negro woman named
SARAH ANN WINTERS. Size is about ri years Of age of
aak Compassion feet or inches hgh has felon on one
and raised 10y Rebecoa Taylor, Of Alexandria Tie Owner Of
sad slave requested to property pay charges take
her away, or she will be sold for her jail fees directs
sept WIN THOMAS (iRIGGS Inlnr Len 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
CoMMls.IoyEn Az. r.ax,s orrrcr.

" williamsburg, 81 SEPTEMBER 1929
have appointed the aieenth day October next TO
rle foregoing order Of On which day hy nine ocIok
A NJ the parties rced IN attend al my oce
with their books papers and testimony with copies of the court
papers, and with this original order
SO w5Ic RO AVDPRSON r.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

VIRGINIA: AT rules, holden the clerks Office of the
superior court Of chancery for the Richmond district
the 81 day Of August, 1922 William spering, oil,
against F. Nicholas & Co., Charles spefing & Co., and
Otis, Dunlop g. Coz dts.
The defeudansF Nicholas &c CO., aud Chas & per,ng g.
Co. not having entered heir appca nd given
accordingo the act OF assembly md the IUle of this cour
and IL appearing by satisfactory evidence thar inv
not Inhabitants Of this country; is odered thai The
defendants do appear here the first OF the next
uary term, aud answer the bill Of the iniGs. nd ,bat
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some oewsar
published in the city Of Richmond for two months src
eesyey and posied at the from, door ohc capitol H. the
said city.
58 COW. Tes'r. WV. 6. PFNpLHros. e..
VIRGINIA. Ats superior court OF chance,v i,oIdr =,
the capitol IN the city of Richmond 90 Wedusslav
March 25h, 1879; H'chS'd Ligon PHI against Robe,
g. Gibson, DIT. '
On motion of the defendant by counsel aud !, anna,
ing to the satisfaction Of the court, that security given nv
the plaintiff for prosecuting the Injunction, awarded hin,
~ this cause, insufficient to seci,fe the ravr, ~ M
money sought to- be 'Johed, the doth order tina
unless the plaintiff give other security unextepto1al
"ihn thfy days after he shall have been served with a
copy o. Tor prosecuting the said injunction tia,
u stand dissolved ss an act Of this day.
Copy Teste, VIM. G.. PENDLETov, e. C.
Mr. RICHARD MGoN: Sir, Above i, a ,orv # =,
order Of cnOn % which ake this mode of giving vo,
notice. agfeeably the act Of the General Ass.6 ~
hIs commonwealth in such made YOU being al ,bs
'ms resident without the said commonwealth.
90 w4t G. ROBERT b. GIBSON
A I held for Prnce Edward COUNTY J1Iy ,, 5o,
10 ~ John Buchanan, pit against HAYS a. Ioomer
dts-UPON an lvJuNcTn,N '' W ''''"e''
uo.snuas not having entered their appearance and
NV security according To of the general assembly AID
& s couI and appearing 70 the satisfaction Of the
'y are not inhabitants Of this state; ON e motion
% NE Panuh ny his attorney, IL Is ordered that the All, ef
es 9r INC hrst day of October court next and
answer e glaWs bill aud that copy ut this order he t,,
WIN inserted ~ some one O the public newspapeYs ri ~
,ne ey OF hehmogd for two moths successfully and sl
posted az the front door Of the house Of this contv
go. Acopy. Tesie, D. j, WORSHANfc r.
FLORIDA WATER.-yno. r. BIsuTe has lust re-
n cewed farther supply Of Forada Water so much ADM
~" Ipl " Dsles.e PeIIuse. July IS
OF JoBPRINTISG eNecu,en At inc Wing oa6e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

COTTON OZ.N.4BURGS y Y.4RNS.
IENHE Subscribers as agents for the Amelia Facto-
u ny, have IN store supply of heavy oznaburgs.
intended particularly for negro shrtings and cotton
yarns assorted, which offer for sale at the factory
prices. WORKMAN g. MGRUDER.
pnnT ,rit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

OIlCE.-A petition will be presented to
pe virginia Legislature. at the ensuing session,
praying that ANDREW Broaddus may be divorced
therein be stated. son e-vat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

n CeleJrated and eBecttmE article.
UST received by ]. II. NASH, n few
V bottles of the celebrated and ohcctuaI p ESTON
greatest Physicians in the coury TO be the best ar
cle OF the kind that has ever been introduced in tic
market. Sept |.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
ENTER1AINING KNOWLEDGE-

TtNHE Library Of Entertaining knowledge. vol Js part Is,
Published under the supesDlendence Of the society
Diffusion Of Useful knowledge, ". Bougham, Esq. f. r. S..
w. Chairman, Lord John Russell, NJ r. Vice Chairman &c.
. ALSO
NO a. Library of Useful knowledge, received az NASHe
wneie subscriptions taken 10Th The above invaluable and
IpOdP puuica''ohs aug "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

LII persons having claims against the Estate VIM New
N bu late Of Powhatan county, the of Sarah r.
Newborn, deceased requested exhibit TO me- within
twelve months from the date thereof This notice win be plead
bar Of the claims Of all those who neglect notice
WILL. BOILING, Administrator
with the VIII annexed of VIM. NeSburn, dec.
aud Executor of Sarah X. hewburn.
Goochland, Goth August, ls2s-w6,c
NETT HERRINGS.-6O Bbls. of nett
behring's, will be inspected this morning, and
offered for sale on the Dock, by
sept JAS. WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
BOL.MAR,S ERE.Nca. ao1,..

SELECTION OF one hrndfed Of Perh,s E.SssrhS.
s,,o WIN key containing The text literal and tanied
be,wss" ,h ~ s'en manner az TO Eon, lie ceens
OF the French according bes, nsusd
G , he Ibe whole preceded by shot @
sns snS s BY A. Bolma, French s"S, Of
lie Adventures of Telenachus in French aecocr.,.,
hey to facilitate the translation of this work Bv by
chus BY a. Boi,nar. ~ "''ies o. ielema-
aug IL For s.,. Ia, -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09
PICKLTNG,

tNLOAAsAh4LHNa
III. BBAMIISE, opposite the Eagle door has a., sale
~ tie articles uedi making the Green nd yellow p,l
VIZ IumeGc, Long and Black pepper
Cloves, Mace, Ginger, and Mustard Seed
Us 70 Alispce, Cinnamon, Horse Radish and Garlic
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

Hi AIRY BAKER, Com'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-09

ENbORlDA WATER.-Jno. r. BlamiTe has iIeI -,
ceived farther supply Of Forada Water so much ADM
"" ol ~ 1.les,e PeInIse. July -
% JOBPRINTING e6sculea a me WnIg oaoe.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
From the Elkton Press.

The following letter (if it may be digniied with
such title) is copy from the original, and s
published specimen of ignorance and presumption
seldom equalled, certainly never excelled:
BALT. April the 28--1829
Ser on last sabbath was in company with one MIR
Fosbr of your neghborhood & he told me that your
preceptor whom fought in your ACADEMY was gen and
Their was one wanted that he---Fosbr would acquaint
you of our acquaintance and O**** should receive
letter on the FIRST Of my have received none which,
make free To write, Mr. C*** give you more in
for nation of myself if required as sert-boldly
my compatancy of the ingish grommor the rith mutc
mensuration book keeping by single and double entry
in geagrophy with the use Of the globe sur
the females the plain an namenta sewing in SUI
perb manner You will do me the--kind favor of an
swerng this letter with Respect Remain your hum
Bile serytt J"*"" O"""
NH forgot to menteon that Mys O**** doth teach
drawing & painting in stile
A w ESQ
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
NORFOLK, Va. May 10.
MORE KIDNAPPING.

NORFOLK, va. May lSs
MORE KIDNAPPING.
One of the packets from Accomack county, EAST
ern shore of Va arrived here yesterday forenoon, on
board of which were two named James Herron
and James Vincent, of Delaware, having with them
young mulatto man named James Comeyn, about Fl
years of age whom Immediately their arrival they
offered for SALE A purchaser offered, but the
conduct of the men inducing suspicion that there
was some roguery in the case, he questioned the lad,
and was assured by him that he was slave that his
mother was slave and that he purchased by Her
ron from Peter Culver, of Delaware. This; however
did not satisfy the gentleman and he Immediately gave
information of the case to Mr. Currer, the Tailor, who
without being known to Herron induced him to believe
that he wished to purchase the lad, and so procured
his voluntary attendance at the Court House. Instead
of purchaser for the lad however, he was waited on
by the Mayor who upon hearing the circumstances,
despatched officer for Vincent who was also brought
before him. They then underwent an examination
which resulted in the commitment of both Heron and
Vincent to the Borough Jail for further investigation
of their case.
The negro's statement, which give in his OWL
words was as follows
81 was born free, and was bound when was child
to Peter Culver, to him till was 81 years old.
am not quite u yet Mr. Culver sent me one even
ing to borrow some money from James Heron, and
was to meet him at his fathers big gate. 1t being
dusk did not see him at FIRST but he whstled and then
out from under the fence, and he told me must
90 along with MN 10 VlncentS mousse, as tle money
was there; when got most there, Heron said to
me, says he. "Jim ant them there mighty pretty rees
SaysI, WE'LL reckon they'll do right smart. And as
was looking round at the trees see Levin Ellis and
James Vincent coming up. Then says Heron, "Jim
these mems coming after you; don't hollow or else
they'll kill YOU" Soon as they come up. Heron seiz-
ed hold of me and took line out of his pocket and
gin il to Levin Ellis, and he tied me whilst James Vim
cent put dagger close to my breast and held it there
till was tied. They then carried me on and Vincent
run home for a cart and when got fore-ganst Vim
cents house he brought out the cart. Levin Ellis then
went home, and Heron and Vincent took me in the
cart and thew brought me to Drummond Town, and SO
on here. When they first took they told me when
ever any body asked me if was a slave must say
yes, and that my mother slave, and if didn't
they said they would sell me to the Turks"
Heron exhibited to the Mayor the form of bill OF
sale of the negro, signed Peter Culver. and witness
sed by Levin Ellis. This man is simple sort of d
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-23
THE FIREMAN.

Talk of the courage of cavaliers and warriors--It
is all well enough, and it arises from very strong caus
es-alne, admiration fortune, promotion and renown
are before the soldier, and he would be mere clod
were not his shout onward" His exploits are the
admiration of the beautiful and the theme of the
Of song-his name goes abroad IN the world ana ms
life forms portion of history. Human existence be-
ING no great affair." is no wonder that should risk
it under such powerful inducements.
But look at the intrepidty of the freman-nlglt al
Ter night rushing of danger and alarm =
mounting the blazing pile and cropping through the
dense smoke every step uncertain, and every MOTION
perious! And all this too, in darkness and Solitude
for his companions are busy in the same duty to
admire his exploits and applaud his herosm he may
walk along the verge of the burning root, and plunge
amidst the flames, to he pless women and chill
drel--he may exhibit The selEpossesson of Caesar,
The mpetnous heroism of Hannibal, or the HUMANE
~ of Bayard and yet the world knows nothing about
it. The next day finds him engaged in his ordinary
business and as lie walks along he is not pointed out
and admired by the crowdand vet. who can there be
more worthy of admiration Wc5ldly renoWn and
worldly promotion do not follow in consequence OF his
ntrepiditv-he is not auded in the gazetes of the day.
nor is hl4 name recorded in hstory-even emoument
the most paltrv of all rewards, is not awarded to his
services, And yet, where shall we look for more gen
erous sell-devoon, more manly perseverance, more
exalted courage? Not in the battlefield, or on the
ocean-not in the stolming OF fortress, nor IN the
struggle with tempest-and where else can we look
for the parallel ~ y. Courier.
Roual Mi,er-From the habit Of amassng riches, Aga
Mhomed. ng of Persia, became last avarcous IN de-
gree hardl, be believed We Informed by one writer
tina having overheard man. whose ears he had order
ed he Gu, off for some rval offence offer few pieces of
silver to the execuoner he would take off only part of