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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21
NEW GOODS


ALL NELSON has received by the last arri-
q q walls from Philadelphia, and is now opening by
the Richmond Pnckot and Tanivy from Now York,
large supply of Spring Goods, which he will sell M
unusual low prices for cash. They consist in part of
Super black Italian Iutcstrings
Blue black marcelInc norcrccs
Green, pink, white, blue and straw ditto
Black and cnorcd gro dc naples
White aud colorCd satins, superior quality
Black satin lcvsnines snchews and snrsnctts
BLACK Canton and Mandarin grapes
iilnck bombuZnps
Black and cnlorcd Ttnljan Grapes
Baragc gnuzc and silk scarfs and handkcrchicfs
iiobbIne,t and plain and figured gauzc wells
New style email figured cacocs and ginghnms
Plain and plaid battetCs -
Best India nankccns rncrseillCs vesiing
BLACK circassaus, lostinss and bombazcttcs
White and colorcd Jeans and striped ditto
Cotton combrics and cambria muslns
Book, null, Swies and India ditto
Checked ana striped jackoncts, cuinbric dim;y
Black Italian cravats
Baudams handkcrchefs
Lace capes, pelerines, collars &c.
Black and white, silk and cotton hosiery
buckskn, Woodstock, beaver g. horeeskin gloves
Ladies KID, silk and horscskin do
Bonnet, belt, guard anl'lan colored ribbons
Madam Cantelo's best oorsetts, corset laccs
French braids, cords, &c.
Also,
a large assortment of brown and blCaChcd sbirf-
ings and shcothgs, bed tickngs, stripe aud plaid do
mcstics, oznaburgs, &c.
HScoich Oznaburgs, Domestic ,Sheefiugs, DC.
- and shcctings, do cotton osnabnrgs, made oS-
prcssly for negro clothing;
And daiiy expected Of me Erit,
20 bales Scotch oZnaburgs, twillcd sackng
and sail canvass.
may 70 OTIS, DUNLOP g. O.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21

We are Recsiping,
TG iliIds. st. Croix sugar
ie hhds. n. Orleans ditto
10 hlids. molasses
10 barrels tanners oil
10 barrels port wine
10 barrels Sicily Madeira wine
10 barrels New Ark cider
10 casks prime cheese
go boxes bunch raisins
half 'ierces rice
80 boxes tallow candles
% boxes sperm do
so boxes brown soap
10 kegs refined salt pe,re
I'D bags race ginger
goo reams wrapping paper
% bags Java coffee
io0 grindstones, (Noyascoua
100 boxes oranges
april 90 LEWIS WEIR g 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21

~ The price Of subscription tn the DAILY RICHMOND
WIG, is six dollars year. payable in advance
lne charge fof Hdeertisins 75 for single insertion
ora square or less aud Sl r each conuuoncc daily M
WY ocf where advertisements inserted only once
hst. 1900 " "'''' viz
ANNUAL Adrcr'crs are charged 81 dollars for two squares
" III mat proportion for Advertisements OF greater nr,b.
@ ana Lottery dealers who charged sO0
~ Inc Inc UNCONSTITUTIONAL WIG is published twice
mess, Iuesays aud Fridays) dollars per annum,
nacsrI,s"s-7'c cents square, less for tie frs, in.
seroo'' and 80 cents fnr each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21

MOLASSES.- SO hhds West India will be Landed ,t;.
IA morning. and offered for sale Dock n, no ocrt
may 12-is by ID TINprPG ~. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21
Medicines and DYE Stuffs.

Medicines and Dye Stuffs.
l HAVE partly received my supply of fresh mcdi-
- cines, and can recommend them TO my friends and
customers, and To country merchants and physicians
Among them the following:
Fine Amer. castor OIL III pints and quarts
Powd lalap, ipecac, tart elnetic, camuhor
Opium, rhubarb, cream tartur
Lump magnesia, caicned do.
Flake mama Alex. SIENNA
Genuine Turkey rlubarb in root
Sup. Carlo. soda, tart. acid Rochelle salts &c.
ALSO DYE STJFF.S.
Clipped loGwood in barrels, Nicaragua, fistic
Cam wood, red do, cudbGar, glue, sheiac alcohol,
verdcgris
Flotc indigo, cOppcras, alum, pot and pearl ashes
april 20 j. II. BLAAlIRE,
Opposite the Eagle
Paints, OILS, IWpeniine and Varnishes.
i II. BLAMIRE, in addition to his Spring Supplv
~ Of fresh Drugs, and Medicines has received
from Philadelphia, and New York the fullowirr er-
ticles; all ready Tor use viz:
Ground white lead, in oil sup rualt.
do do in do DO No. 2.
do Venetian red IN do
do vcrdigris in do
do mineral green in do
do black and yellow, DO
Also, chrom yellow, do green, Prussian blue No. | ,
Cmncse vermion, dry Spanish brown, yellow ochrc
Spanish whiting, and lamp black, in casks black ia
pan, and copal varnshes oils turpentine putty and
window glass, paint brushes, and Camel hair pen
cl!s-whch he offers to his friends in the town and
country, OH very reasonable: terms.
aP 20 directly opposite Che Earle.
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goL. H.-No. 10.
HOMONY CORN

WANTED Immediately, pair of G, -r;.-, IL
SIS, that can be warranted younr. so5na ona
gentle Inquire at Mr.. Thomas Nelson's boora;n nS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21

"a EW HERRINGS.--5O5 barrels herrino,
now landing on the Dock, and for sale by
Inav ~ JAS vEf%STSsr-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21

& HEAP PAPER.-A new supply of cbea,,
paper just received; also, Binders Boards.
may ~ ARIEL WORKS.
Opposite the Eagle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-21

.Ne19 Novess! .Neso .NopctsU Mem NoVels!!i
! YESTERDAY IN IRELAND. bv the ,v,bo,
ofTo-day in Ireland. The Carbonaro. FREQ.
inontese Tale, by the Duke de Lewis. and man
others, received By J. II. NASH.
may 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-11
COMMERCIAL.
Londan Corn Erchnnse, Nau s.

The supplies Of grain this week are tolerate, cx'
cept of oats. the quantity of which is again good The
finest parcels Of wheat being scarce. the factors are
endeavoring TO o:ain more none, for such but with
little success so that the trade may be reported the
same as on Monday. Barley is rather dearer Beans
and Peas are unal,ered Oats met slack sale at the
terms Of Nonlay, cash. The arrival of -four is good
and here is alteration in this trade
Cfy Markets T'yo o'cbek This has been more in
te-es,ng week in the Colonial aud other markets than
has occurred for some time past he pubc sales ct SUI
gar coffee, cotton, &C having been exceedingly large
IN, the general tendency hA, been downwards
rhe extensive sales Of cotton Yesterday attracted
much attention rh- socks If cotton in the port Of
london sre generally larger than at tis period last
year The totsi stocksat he-bcginning OF the month
wer, above 1000 bales, against 10000 at the
ponli,g period last vear Of the II 900 Snra's offered
yesterlay, 5000 only were sold at t TO 81; 5000
ere withdrawn. and 600 sought III Il 5 So; 1850
Orleans / 900 it'r,ran.. S. Sold AT 5 1 g.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-11
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

By the packet ship Henry w. at N York
from Havre, Paris papers 10 the Sd May have
been received.
Accounts from Egina OF I6'h March stated
t.a r cor'inoed in Wes'rrn Greece, where
Coun, Aug Capo d'i,uia was engaged in in-
speeding ,he two armies The powers entrust-
ed to him exciIed great discon:ens among 'he
chiefs, and it is said that this has induced
Prince Yysilanti TO send in his resignation. ! he
pa,icari were in want Of every hing, and he
Plesid. mt s,iled on the o. March in the Rus.
sian frigate Helen, carrying with him specie
enough 10 pay them Tor two hontEs He an
ticipaIeG thai no arrangement would take place
between the Porte and the European P"we S rs
to The independence and limits OF GI,ece. until
the former was compelled to yield BY nfcessl
". The Greeks had taken the fort Lithada,
situated at the entrance Of the Mabriaque Gulf,
whit capitula'ed after an assault on The goth
February, which lasted during the whole day.
Capo d'Isuia had been at Napoli di Roma
MIA for eight or ten days previous to March 10
IL was believed that place would become The
seal OF Government. he Frestden: and Ad-
rrlral had visited the Notifications, and given
orders for their repairs.
The captain Of the Blonde had asked on ex.
piandtloh iroin 'nc ITenioeh' do to VIC Pei'hi'o
sion given TO the Russians TO es' ablish maya
zines and batteries al Poros. Several confer.
ences had been held between the President and
the Russian Admiral The English Admiral
with eigh. or ten sail, was daily expected,
whose visit had reference 10 lie same matter
The final evacuation Of the Morea by the
French VS. expected. " WAS said he Pres
Jen, disiked the presence Of French troops
on he Greek soj, and their working 10 put
Nava'ino IN STATE Of defence, The dis,iVst
of he French, it is said, led to mode OF treat
ment which Disguised Col Fsh,ier, whose pro-
positions were rejected, and who was with
Gen Maison
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pub\ic sale.
Commissioner.

WILL be sold, on the premises, on Saturday, the
w goth Of June merit, at - O'Clock, al! the right
title ard in, crest Of >ugustin b. i'ams in and to
one ind vided eighth part of tract OF land, called
Spring Grove, containing acres, more or less, late
the property Of Margaret Chiids, deceased situate
within hafa mile of the Fails Church. on -Four Mile
Rum adjoining the lands Of Hugh Minor, and within a
few hundred yards of the Middle Turnpike Road lead,
ing from Alexandria TO WiIey's Tavern seized and
taken, under writ of fiera fscias issued by Adam
Lynn Esq. Justice of the Peace for the County OF
Alexandria, and to me directed.
The above will be sold to satisfy debt. end costs,
due to George Jacobs Terms OF sale cash.
RICHARD SHACKLEFORD.
;ure 1-dto0th Constable.
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apprehenslve OF danger, never adopted any pre-

apprehenslve OF danger, never adopted any pre-
caurionary measures.
The assassin Dupin, who was arrested at Mi
Ian, whittier he had e d afler he murder OF the
innkreper and his wife, in the valley OF Mnnt
morency, has been brought 10 Paris. He viii
be removed 10 tie prison Of Vr'saiiles, as the
crime was committed in the deparlnen OF The
Seine and Disc
We learn from Tunis that the French di,i-
sion block ding Algiers IS esp cred several
vessels, among which wa oneunder The Tuscan
flag WIFI n b-lorgs 10 h, Government Of Tu-
mis-. The pacha of Trpoli has raised claims
against Tu-cs"y, and tn Fen h Consul has
se,.led The affair by paving 900 pias'res.
PARIS, May 2-It is fiji med has riots,
caused ny tive dearness Of corn, have taken
place in hr own of Ban, in In. depar' ment
Of ladr-. aid has 'unnlruons a>semb'ages OF
The same nature have beer Formed IN the en'i.
rams Of Chateau ID n II is affirmrd that ihe
Cause Of taesr di, urbsrces is the sending a
great guam itv e corn 70 PARIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-11
Public Auction.
land at Suction.

Ys.1sss In conformity wi h decree OF the
500 County Court of FAIRFAX sitting in Ch'nccry,
sEss at the last May ',rn, shall. on Saturday.
<ctl the Sta ofh.ne neza before 'he front door OF
the Alexandria Reading Room proceed to SELL TO the
highest bidder, on CT, dit OF thirty days. All thu right,
title and interest Of Frederick Stone. infant, IN
and to certain tract Of land called CLJfION, lying
inthe said county e Fairfax, about tree miles from
Alexandria and containing about 2o4 acres, the said
int rest being undivided seventh part Of the said
tract Sale to commence At l2 O'Clock, "
r. C MASON,
June 6-dtl3June Commissioner.
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FROM FRANCE.

NJ Calemard de Lafayette has been assassi-
mated in Paris. The day on which The assas>
81, conmi,,ed tn, acr, he wrote six letters TO
the relatives of his victim, which were stopped
bv order OF Government. He had been fire.
oueu,, heard to say ,ha, VI. Calemard should
never die bnt by his hand; but his victim, un-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-11
Trust Sale.

IN the goth day of iuiy nert. the undersigned Will
~ offer for safe, ut public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash. the tract of land situate in the county
of Fairfax on the waters ct Bull Run. called " Moore
hill" containing 954 acres. The sale will take place
at Fairfax Court House before the front door thereof,
about II o'ciocs, aud is made under the authority oil
deed of trust given to the undersigned by Robert
Kincheloe, for the benefit Of Alexander Hendersors
executors, dated the 10Th Of august, 1922, Sd re-.
corded in the Clerks Office of the County Court OF
Fairfax. he sale will be effected for the purpose OF
raising the unsatsfed part of the det, with the ex'
penses of trust. JAMES SANGSTER.
june 2-eots ANASHADIAH MOORE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-11

vT,HE property If gentleman attached toone ofthc
L Foreign Legations, about to leave this country.
An English patent double action, These instruments
or movement Pedal Harp are in exceIlen,
A do do Grand Piano order; the two
with the invented metal > first only used
lie Resembling Tubes one season, anil
do square Piano, with add sold under first
tiona Krys J cost
An English Chariot, with Hammerc.olh, and Dckey
Seat
very light Barouche. for one or two horses
pair Of sorre Horses, either for harness or saddle
Zone Of. which is an excellent lady's horsel bar.
ness, saddles, brides, &c
cask Of Claret. running from to 400 bottles, nc
long imported
Also, English double barrel Guns, ore with percue.
sion, the other with Flint Locks
Also, English Rife
The whole. as well variety of Articles Of Fur.
nture to be seen from the present date and during tx.
month of June, until further notce.
For further information. apply tossr. N. p. POOR,
Auctioncer, or on the Premise, in the house adoii
ing the one formerly occupied by the Honorable Ric,
ard Rush, L near the Lower Bridge leading to Georg,
town
For all sums $780, liberal credit will be giyer
Washington, june 6-2aw2w
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Public Sale Of I.and-For Cash :.

PURSUANT to decree of the county Court OF
L Fairfax pronounced on the 2Ist day 1t August,
1928, between William Russell, complainant, ana Da-
MEL F. Dulany and Others defendants, will proceed
to SELL for cas- on the premises. to the highest Die
der, Monday the 10Th June, 10 9, at II o'clock, NJ
Ca sale undrr former advertisement having been
efrcted certain tract Of land lying in the county Of
Fairfax and State of Virginia, h' residence Of
the said Daniel p Dulany, containing about
Far Hundred md Fifty .lcrcs.
This az oriy,n.ii, first rate upland, anil has not
been materially injured BY iniudcious cultivation. II
is about seven miles from Georr clown, and e.,ven
miles from Alexandrs. IL is well Nat.red. rrd has
on an abundance of timber for all farming PURPOSES
its fences are good and venientlN arranged The
title is believed be peri city xcep,onab and
the land will be showa to ar person @ishnS to sxa
mine i, by Mr.. Duany.
T. w. HEWITT, Conm'r.
The Integencer will COPY this NAV l-eots
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Marshal's sale

RY virtue of a writ OF fer fcias viii be sold the
ID premises for cash. the j0h day Of June nerf, ali
the right title aud interest of Philip Fendai in md
to undvitlt Il mcety e
TWO .ACRE LOT or GROUND,
situated north of the town Of Acxanri .nd near the
property of the late Jonathan Swift, and bounded b.
the several streets oIlowsOn the east BY Patrick
street. the length of the squares the west by Hen
ry street, the distance; the south b., Princess
street, from Patriot to enry.>rect and the rortl,
by Oronoco street. the same distance-Sod to ssisfy
an execution in favor If Hugh Smith Co. Sale 10
commence at 10 o'clock. C.. SCOTT, ID. n.
NAV 28--5awts for r. 3ippgoid Marshal
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s5ysil!p NEWS

SAILED. JUNE 10,
Schr. Seneca Bates, Newburyport.
Steamer Columbia Mitchell, Baltimore.
Stesm-p,cket Fred -rcksburg, - J. Jenkins, Bait.
Steamboat Potomac. jenkins, Norfolk.
Ship Boston, Finley, cleared at Charleston inst.
for ", rnoo
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To Rent,

- The commodious two story brick
IT. Dwelling House on Prince-street, lately in
h. I'll the occupancy of Capt George Fletcher-h
49, has attached to it good smoke-house, sta.
ble &c. Apply;o MARY FLETCHER.
iuneio-6.
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Notice

Aernndrio, June 8, 1929.
VNHE subscriber will att nd on the premises at 10
L O'Clock, A. NJ. ON Friday the 19h inst for the 2ur
pose of renting the Fish Wharf until the LIST day of
March, $50 Terms at sale.
june 9.-dtIsJ JAMES CARSON, S p.
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AenONS.'

lemons.
6 Boxes fresh lemons just received and for sale nv
III june 10-3t :. COHAGAN 4 WHITTLE:
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From, the Buffalo journal.

NIAGARA FALLs.-Ip consequence Of strong
rrmonstrsnce or The part Of some Of the inhs.
b,an,s Of Topper Canada, residing In the vic,.
nty Of he Fills al Niagara and Chippewa, the
Sheriff Of The District Of Niagara had been d.
rec,ed, by he Government. 10 prevent the con
empla,ed blast OF part Of the rabl- Rock on
he 9th If Oc'obrs iusa ant; as il appears thai
fears were Entertained OF the consequences,
which, in our humble belief, would not have
neen disastrous. The gentlemen concerned in
the promised exhibition, on leaning thu fact
ina, stop was ~ bs put TO The blast, repaired
TO the Falls, and requested the attention oil such
magistralrs as could be found a, their homes,
he Assizrs bring in session,) to 60 and exa.
.nine The rock, and report their opinion, ia
Writing, TO his Excellenoy The Governor, which
Was eh.erfully acceded 10. The Magistrates
stated thai /" the removal Of the rock would
add to the beauty oil the view; tba, il is, in is
present s'a'e, dangerous, and thai any unpre-
JUDGED person would, Oh examination, concur
in opinion with them" Upon this and other
statements being made 10 'he Governor. ut
York. he took the proper cou; sc, and directed
an officer TO cause ala examination to be made,
and TO report an opinion on Us actual condition
aud the probable consequences Of the blast. On
rec ewing the report, il IS presumed that he will
direct competent h'er 10 blast il off Should
he, howe ,er, report unfavorably, and permits
sion be mol granted to removed il, it is deter
mined that the people who may resort to the
Falls on the 9th OF October shall no, he Jisap-
pointed Of novelty, il within their powerfully
are making application to the prorrietors OF
Goa, Island for permission to blow off the Ter
rapin Rocks, near the Hor.e Shoe, or the rocks
that projec from Goal Island, which divide
the American from the British falls If per.
mission be gran,ed, the explosion will b- tre-
mendous, but perfectly safe, as the who.e mar.
gin of The island lies above the blast,
IL is not yet positively certain thai Mr.. Patch
will make his leap; tina, cannot be determined
until he arrives, Of which due notice will be
given.
The large and handsome schooner Superior
will certainly leap the Falls on the day above
mentioned, and is now prepared for the &c.
scent; she has the black, or pirate" flag now
f'ing at her mainrnss. head, as she lies At the
Ferry, Black Rock. Bets have been made tina,
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COMMUNICATIONS.

Mr. SNowDEx-I was pleased to read pa
rsgraph in your paper of this morning headed
" Ahxaudria Library" in which honorable
mention is made cfthat institution. You must,
however, permit me to correct your s'atemen,
as TO the ex' en-, Of the Library, and add few
other remarks.
The Alexandra Library Company was in-
corpora;ed by The Legislature OF Virginia on
lh- 9,h January, 1899 and has been gradually
growing up since that ime, AID now actually
contains seventeen hundred separate works,
comprising about THIRTY FIVE HUNDRED ro'
lumes which have cost upwards Of seven thou
sand dollars The price of a share, which Is
transferable, is five dollars, subject to an an
nusl paymen, IF four dollars. The number oil
good pay members hiss bern gradually reduced
from Two hundred 10 about ore hundred and
twenty; consequently the annual revenue, Of er
paving Librarian, Treasurer, Book binder, fuel
SC. leaves but sm1ll So T,.for It's gradual i'm
provrmenl. Could its nfrmAers be Increased
10 one hundred aid fifty, it nigh, be rendered
much more useful.
II may here be erope1 to observe, that the
Common Council have literally AID graiuitous
Iy given them the use OF an excellent room
quiet, retired, and every way suitable AID con-
yenien,. A MEMBER.
Octo6ey7.
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LupIcRoUs SPECTACLE A BATTLEFRONT n
tween two recruits, lately enlisted, oc,umtd
Monday on the rootb'ihge on the ives. SD,
the Canal bridge in Exchange sue''. Acn,
Of course collecled-whe,her to enjoy The u,
li,tic exhibition or TO part the comha,nti
immaierial 10 our narration. Suffice il 10 sd
that while NE row was at its heiehl-vt,
blow upon blow fell like hail upon The yu'1
Of either com bal an.-aud al! eyes were Isl
upon the heroes Of The scenr-lbe a org
b. fooi-biidIe gave wsy1hrnesih The pr 81
and precipi,a'ed the crowd sans eysmoaa n
the canal beneath! About fifty persons, I'D
ages and sizes, Of all colors and characters
flonndering in the muddy waters Of the y
dilch"-ihr courage Of ihe cOmbalans V
cooled in the abln'ion-and the ludierous 4
prarsnce of The motley crew, craving Pa
the canal. wet and dirty, preserved aspei'd
well worthy tie pencil Ola Hoga''h.
Rochester re tgsl
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As the finest modeI in thu English Lse,,
of,hal ,'yle which combises energy win MIL
ed ease, the letters o! Junius will never Ga.
be studied. But we hope they will be read ,
a just disce'nm. # their mor.I dr(orm;
and deep Interpretation of their rsn-o,
malice. While we resort to them for the in,
lec,ual qualification and discipline which B
afford, let Us be cautious not 10 imbibr OF /,
tate their malignant or rerengeful spirit
my use his bow and qoiver, but le, u, .
like Junius, dip our arrows In poison. W,t
preca,e the prevalence of thai bitterness
ha red, either private or p litcaI, which ID
letters are but TOO well adapted 10 foser vi
regard not the falsehood, the injustice al
unfeeling cruelty Of sentence, if il do tsla
~ an agoniziog pang to the heart.
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wound the feelings OF any individual. We do
NO, wish TO br personal-itis not our object
il i, were, we nigh, say something about the
danger when one is removed who has been
tarred, of a double portion adhering TO some
one who has been lief behind We might also
make some illusion to certain things against
which there was at one time, great ou,e y
How the little word IN changes our modern
good patriots! Softly, gentlemen VIZ IRE
done, unless another instance Of violence shall
make i, necessary TO produce a " eveiopne,n'
that would otherwise have remained in oOii-
WON, from feeling for the paitie,." II 10 my
wish to be permitted hereafter 10 be merely
A LOCKER ON.
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1t will be seen by the Gov.rnoy, -
Jon in to.days paper, tina, Major NJ q
son, one ofthe Delegates to the Cony.,.;~' Va
this district, having in consequence Of w. w.
resigned his sea- in tia, body; an ,lru;..
be held al the several Cour,.hou,es ~ u
trict, on the third Monday Of this moo.s
We learn also, from the Riohmon. r..
Ter, thai Judge Dsce. from con,ilufd ~ N's
intended 10 Offer his resignation. as ,o", q
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