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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

w. NOTlCB.-TGcre is general desire that the
Debate on the Convention question, shall be rescued
from tho Perrshobc form in which now exists, aud
DC preserved in moro durable shape. For this end,
and believing that it viii be valuable in future tuie,
Tor purposes Of political md historical reference tho
Editors ofthc Wing propose 10 publish it in Pamphlet,
and they request those who wish ono or more copies
70 call at thor Office, examine the conditions. and
II they Ike them subscribe to the work A certuin
number Of Subscribers is indispensable to the Under
akiug.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
FOR SALE.
FRESH DRY GOODS.

FRESH DRY GOODS.
Cases super, blue black, Oxford aud steel mix
and olive cloths
4 do fancy prin's, complete assortment. anono
them are some handsome spring patterns
do black Italian lustring and 80 and 10 inch black
Italian cravats
1 DO cotton bandanna handkerchief
3 do Leghorn Bolivar hats
1 do brown Hollands
do senshcw silk umbrellas, some very large and
extra finish
do containing large shell, tuck, long bent and dccp
teeth side combs
l do brazilian tuck, side, neck and long bent do
l bale patent seine thread, all numbers
do Clarks spool sewing cotton
20 do 81, Al, Sd and Cd brown and blcucbcd shr
tlngs aud shcctiugs
3 4 English and Ga French black bombazincs
Rich Leondas fancy silk handkerchief
Largo size blue. brown, scarlet and yellow bep5ap.
ma handkorchei5
Treble gilt coat aud vest buttons
Blue and black patent covered coat buttons
Figured gilt buttons for ladies' dresses
Black and white polished brace moulds
Womcn's black aud assorted horscskin gloves
The above named goods have been Jsccivcd bv
late arrivals, which added to the stock previously on
hand renders the assortment good. For sale low bv
L. g. T.. JAMES g. Co.
mar I-2aw8t Market Square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
TIE SERENAnrR

TIE SEREHADER
tos tho benefit ard amusement OF those lovers Of nre,iy
girls, and sounds who occasionally attest he ardor
their passions by bnymg tc danpness night; ua tiev may
sing beneath the aiticcd windows of Beauty
"Look out upon the stars my love"
we quote the following poccal adinoaton from ne gnunc
entitled P's and Q's.
Im almost tired of waiting here,
awake! my love arise ~
Here, like a slcepleSs tabbycHt,
I'm bowling 1T the skies,
The stars twInhlins mcrly
But they answer make,
inferior. they resign u tilce,--
Arise my love awake!
But sot-ihe lattice opes-my love,
What is my loves decree
Black girl at the ,riadoir.'
Ny Missy wish YOU 20 auav
And LOT her quiet Le.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
ofFilr OF rnr NAr,ovu l,rrtr,elycl1, !

IGINCII,
,- March 9Th, 1929
Inc nomination of Alr AI'Lcan be Judge The Srrr
Count has been confirmed So him from tho Post Qcc
Department
Andrew Dunlap las been appointed Attorney fho United
STATES Tor the District of Massachusetts, George Blake
MI Harper has been appointed District Judge for the Dsr
oi Louisiana, aud MIR Shde Attorney Of tho United States for
No new nominations this day made the Senate by the
President - '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

MAHhttD-On the Ath inst at Milton, NJ c. by the
Rev. MI Green, Mr. iIUGH CAMpBELI of this civ To-
Mi's MARY'daush'er 4" David Kyle Esq. OF tie f.mr.
mia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

ENJOY Al----The subscriber respectfully III
forms his friends and the public. that he has
S 70 the Store lately occupied by Mr. John
Shore, doors above the United States Bank. where
ne intends keeping gen eral assert nient ofPRIME
uhOCERlES, which he will sell on accommodate
ing terms. JOHN WISE.
march 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
THE DIORAN4.

'" HIGH has been time preparation will shortly lie
produced at the odd GuOe Tavern, lately the
ehniDi,ton OF MIR. Cookies Pannss hT tuGGrSs pledges
himself that expence has Leeu spared On his part 10 make
h new style OF painting interesting those who
adhilns ne beautiful effects produced comprises
variety OF Scenery aud changes the Rising sun TO lie
oeilnss lwlshi Darkness Moonlight &c Sc AT
te ,e room VIII DC handsomely lighted, asaiy labor under
the idea the principle the bur
fuy assure the public, an exhibition OF this never
peen introduced but once IN the United States and
this part OF the country and hope native ,a VIII mee,
with the slne patronage that Literally bestow upon
foreigners
The above VIII DC exhibited Monday eYeuug, AIa.ci st
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
MARINE NEWS.

BOSTON, March 3.--Arrd schr. La Fsyette,
Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
.lEDN,HE
MEDICAL.
'EHE Aledico- Chirurgcal Review, No. 1G, new Sc.
RES, far October 1928. is received OF NASII'S

II History Of lie Greek Regotutiorli
4 IOMPll.ED from official documents of the Grecic
~ Government, Sketches of the War in Greece !"
by Philip James Green, Esq. late British Consul for
p9trns III Greece. aud the recent publications of Mr.
Biaquiere Mr.. Humphrey, Mr.. Enmerson. Count
FeGchis' Rt. Hon. Col. Stanhope, the No dern Ira.
Veiler, and other authentic sources by John L. Com
stock, NJ. ID. Accompanied by handsome map of
Greece; also copperplate engraving. representing
the fall OF .uisholonghi and view of the late and
Curious battle between the fleet of the Allied Pow
e e ana the Turkish squadron. in the Harbour of
Navarino. Just received and for sale NJ tho half
price bookstore OF PETER COTTOu
mar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

compliance viii, demand Of right by r Hetbr TO be heard
IN reply. The controversy here close
a CARD-TO THE PUBLIC.
MR GEORGE PARK RICHARDSON states In voor naper
4VA Of the l9t Of last mouth that his business was neyc,cd
and abused by me assert it is gross Jehood and defy
nm In respect to engagements of Stars
had full power-lct him refue il if he can H asser,on
ABOUT proposing to the company 20 Norfolk is likewise
uefe are certain ss must be pad there before he can
oo'an me Ihent,e He asks, why have abandoned the com.
Pay aud not played for their benefAm bound 60 make
up "s neglect and abuses Ii is sufficient bear INV own In
nights IN the season. and my being deprived OF Coming on
e means oil procuring him, much expenee Could he
oniaheu any person to have filed my situation he woad
ho' nave walled Tor me- that his of yarniu, the
serpent INTO ie TO sting him." Ike hi1af rapt md aDo
leH why does Dot MIR Richardson make the rcpolt of line
eonee he promised to give the public, agree with h,m
among ms elow-czen he fearless of Ar IFS efforts 10
HNre in-true, lie as rel kor7a to them aIrady aud so
vcrsy. t,rptISDN
10 o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

fooJuy u to -, tie mast pure and tho i,s
ect us she ~ sure To be the most beloved of created
BEINGS, she uparts To first lessons of morniitv
aud religion. The wild aud irregular passions OF
fantastic infancy subjected To her soft and cnear
lug contpoul In ripper years she exercises no small
degree ofinhuence vs. and in the dreary winter
oil our days. she snstains by her fortitudc while
from her Kindness aud fidelity we draw the last and
greatest OF our earthly consultations. Surely her
mind should be cultivated and adorncdby the irstruc-
lion and the grace vi a systematic education WIN
not the Legislature OF Kentucky confer upon their
state the honour OF having tho first seD Tor the
promotion Of this desirable object? The act I am
persuaded WILL be hailed with delight by the present,
und succeeding generations"
Corrections IN hs speech y III. j. e. CLtR az pnJs6ed in
Ms Constitutional Whis Of On March, 1873
equal representation n the districts as Suggested
10y hc amendment oithe Senator from Of
Same column Ilh paragraph instead ofso far as member.
entered into the que 'iionrcad $50 far ,aaGers
Same column 18Th paragraph instead objects Of the
adverse y"-read she object Of ;c adverse party
same column i4 paragraph instead of "should be WELD
Cd only by skul and pr,ent ka.-read shoud he wicld
cal only by sSlfJl and prudent hands"
Second column 9th paragraph in the % and - lines instead
the west"
words ''over majority ia another part OF lie Aac"rcad
"oSer a minority N another part of the state"
Spe column 9th paragraph instead of tie words "we
Ie'ered to the rule OF risis-read 'wo referred
Counties the middle country"-Iead - counties IA The
middle county"
Same column par 3!t line instead OF the words ,he
returns o tr B2y"rcd hc the wear ICSs
Third column, Isl par % and lines nscnd of the words
"o both Houses Of Assembly, one or both fouse OF
AsssnLly'
Same column, 2d par 18th line instead of shut would not
say"-rcad ''buI, lie would say"
Same column Sd par 9Th line, instead OF hr words '',he
deeroas of western countcsrs.ld 1.-the divisions ofwes,ern
counties"
FoIih column, LIST raf. 18th line o., e words
with the prUged poU circuaieead 'wi tie PRIV.
icge To circulate"
Same column par. - line, instead words 500;
voyage OF per.ous eECe" voyage CT pcrilous
experiment."
Same column las, per- instead Of the sentence beginn;u,
with the words ''l nov aud endin. the words "ornv
waVeEead as follows "l now had stccrcd o,r course
along the shoe-bu al lengih, about put forth 10 sea
heghted with the liberties of rising people let ship OF
stale be well bui well manned, and well ,qupi then shall we
deep" "'
Tabular sioemeutat the end, instead words-rev
words Icyclue ofl3.9 ' ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
TRUST SALE


n virtue OF deed of trust. executed nv lame,
Brown, dated on the 29th day OF October 1891
anu VI record IN the Office of The COUNTY con,t Of
ienrlco, the subscribers trustees will on the tr
noon OF thursday the 10th day of this prsen. nont
sell ut auction on the premises, the brick dwelling
mouse ana oppurtenances the north side of CRrv
or u street, next below the lunter-house Of Mr
i!Sm uiiiiait- This property extends the street
300 feet AMI its boundary back from the sfrent v;
be shown on the day Of sale. By the tenor of The
deed OF trust, the property be sold on credit
Dut MI Brown consents that Ii shall be sold for cash
ond 10 evidence that consent, he will oin the trus
ices ID deed 10 the purchaser, il will therefore be
sGu ioF cash. CHARLES COPLAND
mar CHARLES J. McMURDO.
The lower story of the house is well calculated o,
commission huslhess-the second story divided into
Iree rooms and large closet and the attic story or
sarretls divided into four rooms and closet 'Tbe
back buildings Of brick and covered with slate
mar Z lit
.iIlaUai -Neetsng Of the BiJIe Soc1efg az Il
4 ESOLFED. That the sixteenth anniversary,
"A meeting of the Bible Society OF yirgi,,a, h.
held N TRINITY Church, in this city, en- the first Tues
Gay ('th) III April next, at the hour of 10 clock A.
III. ana that the Recording Secretary rive publi,
notice OF tic same, and invite Auxiliary Societies 20
scnd delegates 10 said meeting.
Extract from DtiluteS Of Sd EiL. 1929
!AMES GRAY, Recording Sncretarv.
- bible Societies Throughout tie Suite viii c5n;-r
q 'a'or oy communicating such information as thaJ,
may deem useful; and Auxiliury Societies ore ,or.I
4idTiy requested to make up and forward their 1nr
~ tie Rev Stephen Taylor corresponding secrriar.r
On or before the first Tuesdayin March next -
FEB JAMES GRAY, Recnr SecIrv
20 Boxes low priced loaf sugar, received Der scir
Plutarch, for sHle by
mar 7-3t D. TIaJRERrAE~r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

o. For So and u little good luck, $4,000
may oe obtained al my Office TOD sF nave just received
small supply of IicketS IN the Delaware and soni O.
vv You, hAa Class No q also lew Tickets the New
drawing Of the Delaware Lottery be received AZ nv once
ON tuesday next and the New York Friday CaH and
examine my luck numbers
10 Nm DE1pH MA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
NEGROES WANTED

WISH to hire hiy able bodied negro men, Tor the remain
p Ger OF This year lr The use " the Richmond Dock Com
Psny' GEo. BOOKER, Supct't
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

bRlME st; Crox sugars, urge bi,as
New Orleans, do
Green coffee, uOlasses
Fine Jamaica and Antigua run.
N England, DO
Ohio whiskey, northern gin,
Holland gin, cognsc brandy,
Thomaston lime, window glGss.
Gunpowder, salt
Cotton yarns, No. to L.,
Young hyson, and gunpowGcr teas
Sole leather, cut nails,
Candles, winter lamp o.
Pepper, snuff
Paper of various descriptions,
American cigars, Indigo,
Albany and Hartford ale,
For sale b. DAVENPORT, ALLEN d. co.
MA A--Gt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

WoNAN.-Gov. Mctcalfe, Of kentucky, in his moe
aage TO tho State Legislature, recommends that pub
lie provision should be made in that State for tho cdu
cation Of females.
"1n every age and in every cline, (he remorks) man,
ia the exercise of his dominion his companion,
has made II extremely difficult for her to rise with
Himself IN the scale ofntclligcnce. Among the bar
baruus and unoivilizod how cbcorlcss is her cond-
tionl How degraded by the decree Of the Mussu-
mani. Ia every quarter Of tho world, how hopeless
her prospects, except il be under the auspices
an4in the bosom ofn Christian community IL may,
to his honour, be said Of tho Christian that he has
done much for the improvement aud Moderation of
her condition. And in 20 doing he has contributed
but little less TO his own, than TO hor happiness II
il true that she her part in the shade Of domos
tic retirement. She is not often active agent in
the porils OF war. Her voice is not heard in our
Senates. But this dotracls nothing from the impor-
lance Of her station. Her place m life II ono Of
high II not OF awful responsibility. We arc indebt-
o to her for first and frequently FOR our best i'm
pfessfons. In susceptible childhood while we ere
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

WE Subscuber intending to close bis business
-, as soon as possible, viii sell his stock of DRY
SoOOS at The most reduced prices He invites his
friends and the public generally to call and iudoe
for themselves. " REIIINryy "'s'
mar 3-2awct Next dior 70 I,dc &, Nf;-',,
IIu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10
CHE.4P DRY GOODS

Have determined to extend my business this
SPringoy adding an extensive Wholesale and Fan
'cy assortment, and inclined to offer nv present
stock Consisting of almost every article in the nel Ar
very reduced prices Country Merchants and pu--
chascrs generally invited 10 call and iusoe r..
thcmsyNcs' GEORGE r. TIPFIE
''"SS dtSt &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

received by the Planter, a vcgy extensive assortment
on Chlden's c0lored aud black Morocco and Iasu,o
bOplEhS and Msrs elegant eoored SLIPPERS; to,ehcI
WIN another large supply OF Ladies Spring WALKING SHOPS
aud MockNd SLIPPERS they will continue IN 7eecic las
every arrival flesh supplies Of Spring Goods AZ their store
corner Of Main and Iith streets ' ~ U' o., S9''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

a 'NCNN WhS put INTO inc possession of a pas
scnger on board the steamboat Potomac on the
tth Januniy' at City Point by mistake for his. lie
has since recovered his and wishes the owner of Tho
one In his possession to obtain his own 1t is small
red hair trunk. For further information enquire at
the Wing Office. tSh o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

lust received blythe Pon'er, C;cntcn,rn's sro, AZ
- and Dress BOOrS, SHoES and PUMPS with s1,,, ~,
OF very superior quality, and for sale bv ~ st'' w.
GBANNlSS, son g. BROTHERS,
.a tnal Corner Of Main and / t,h strrrts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

.Nadeiro lime, Holland en-. &c.
JUST LANDED FROM SCHOONER EXIT
d flpes Holland Gin, old snd pure Us imported
hall pipes Madeira wine (Oliveira's brandt
years old, having been months in the West
indies aud 10 months on ship board, n rare arti-
Gle; Tor sale by JACOB SINTON.
W regular supply of AFCullock 81 Co.'S. Aba
from the Brewery.
mar lO--ro1t 9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

. UST Received by tho Richmond Packet. Iadi,.,
heel and spring heel, lasting walking shoes mock
malc, for sale, by ' CIV DC
Feb CaANNISS. SON e. BROTHERS
Corner az ATa;n al 49,. O.. .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

We learn ftom tho Z. s. Gazette, that W lila ~ Jon
Esq has resigned iis commission Collector VI the r
VI Philadelphia.
The Dsm'e'atic Pes sayr-"It is generally belie
that Daniel II. Miller, Esq. a member Of Congress Il
the County of PLiladrlphia, will bring home conn
SOU To- fill the vacant office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-10

mar 3--26t
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-18
s3O:3

ference there is in the of pleasure enjoyed by of
those happy dispositions who take things they find themS
accommodate themselves to the company they happen to
WITH contribute their share to the stock of
happneoyer those who forever complaining that the
roads abonabe the accommodations wetched and the
company nspdthus making themselves miserable and try
ing infect others with the secreated disease Il
would be well for every setting out upon tour for plea
sure go with fixed determination to be disappointed
which, with the single exception of heah in every
ones power prevent nothing preserves the mind in
pleasant equilibrium and qualities person please and be
pleased, like fixed purpose to do sowhereas if you go
upon journey with disposition to be impatient at the delay
of day two by of raino be initiated by the
breaking down of your carriage, the ameness of horse
to become FESTIVE and fdgety under thousand
less little pepexes, and finally bless your and wish
you home, home,-wby then the simple truth
is you had better have left your s,ceet home.
once met with a fellow who understood few things
about travelling; cevery packed away, nine of
Stage Coach particular hour in the morning, that
is before light enough clearly distinguish counte-
nances; for the first mile there dead calm; every
seemed afraid that utterng the first word awful
explosion would take pace length, voice that thought
music from the clouds, commenced with Ladies and
Gentlemen, circumstances have thrown together strangers
each other perhaps for the whole day. and
otherwise but that all Think neither il fail but
of thoughts worth communicating, and in my opinion
is interest dsspate this cherries gloom and
if there be not of spghtness hid beneath
that shall conducs amusement, and thereby TO
shorten journey, what say you' This all that was
wanting thenceorward agreeable Stage Coach
load as you will often meet. MERour1o
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-18

Exemplary Life of Indians.--In the York Advocate
Upper Canada) is the evidence of Rev MI Yearson
fore the Parliament of that province, the subject of
Indian petiton which curious for the of
settlement Of the Msssague Indians of land cal
led the Credit probably the river Msssagua Missis-
saqua Their number is about two hundred and thirty,
tied in little village, and increasing by the addition of
from the woods who attracted by the comfort
and quiet of their condition to share their mode of life They
reside tract of land situated the rver three miles
half in length and two miles wide. They live cottages
divided into apartments with garrett and sometimes
with the addition of kitchen. In them chairs tables
bedseads, beds with curtains and the kitchen utensils COM
mon among the whites There is garden of half
allotted to each house, IN some instances they have private
enclosures of from to four acres, and the village cut
Yates field of sixty in They raise corn
potatoes wheat and abundance of garden vegetables
According to the report of Mr. Ryerson they live together in
great social harmony; kinder each other than the
Whites and civil and hospable strangers They are sober
too-ardent spirits by solemn agreement permit ed
to be drunk in the vage and he who oends against this
rule is looked upon having violated the agreement and is
expelled from the village There schools, for
the males and the other for the females with fifty children in
each There they are taught reading, writing and athme-
TIC and out of school the children instruct the adults read
Thus they daily improving civilization The object of
the petition to them from the intrusion of the whites
who fish in their streams and endeavor teach the
Indians to swear drink whiskey profane the Lords Day. and
similar accomplishments.
Return of SenSe-The Earl of Winchesea who fought
the duel with the Duke of Wellington has resigned his office
of Vice President of the British Society for PROMOTING The
Religious Principles the Reformation assigning as the rea
of his withdrawal from the Society, that after the yo
laon of the laws of God and man, which he felt he had
been guilty in a affair." his was unfit 10 apnear ~
the head of religious institution There would have been
more sense in his making manly explanation the Duke
before he set himself be shot merely to show
ding to the laws of honor, that he afraid to violate
the laws Oh Uou ana man. X. 4. american
Live so well tina, if any speak i'll Of you none will
believe il,
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-18
FOR TIE DELAWARE REGISTER.

The interesting note of inquiry among the eracs of both
is where do you 60 this year to the Capes
or Saratoga-to Mauch Chunk the Fals-to Bedford or
the Sulphurto the Chalybeate the YeowIWel it
delightful way Of passing time and distributing cash. those
who prsdposed to be happy and have wisdom enough
to look upon the bright side of hngs who bear the lit
tie Inconvenience of travelling, and the dappontmens
occasional bad dinners with good grace What DIFF
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-07-18
WllIminton, sicksteenth iewli, 1929.

"Wilminton, sicksteenth jewli, 1929.
Deer cuzzin Tabithy, take up my pen to let you no
nat very well atprezzent and hope these fue lines
VIII ind you in the same state of helth reeseeved
your ansur to my etur the forth and wus very glad
70 here frum you, and the reezun your ansur KUN so
soon wus on ackount of the males and steem botes bee
n driv SO kwick. you've nevyur seed steem bote-
ne ceekiare crzzin thaire the most kureeussuss thing