Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02


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.Msetanies.-We have ALWAYS heeu awa,. NJ IA. 20, ,.
OF our practical mechanics tho other classes OF tic
was not duly appeciac they wcr. denied ,mr ., bs
s ~ snc@y, and excluded from privileges which were EN-.
aud regretted The mechanic himself has I ,, Ss w',
aussg ADAMS, obouy and prejudice in too iauy u,-
low an eoymeni which exposed linn to rIi,i,e ana cum
Tempt ho~ever honorable ITSELF or LUCRATIVE h, niyht ls.s
See ana embarked in enterprises which were i'll cacuistcd
or ms situation But the eyes of the community arc a, enrh
rdasd d h wo OF the mechanic is beginning scknov-
coSeu, ana ne can now look an,d his 6J,S .n nrn,
aud Independently. He can now purse his ,,; pouy
&c OF merns and obtaining he esteem ana
ana Tcnihy he is certain Of rising IN The wor3cS S;n
bonors ar al o'., na'ae-unboowet from ances,r
eIo any situation truly ensabc i, /. tina, Of ,be ~
VINO oy his own unaded cxcrions lr,s .s, -
sed for himself respectable place IN soc ev VIM eSs-
eng ~ poverty, has been able 6y his own skin and ncr
and build up for himself reputation who's ALI, Pyonec
~ e KNOWINGLY that was undervcd from others And ",
have health and practical knowledge Of hrr b,n To
sooner or later crown their efforts with success. n;
with "a reckless hand Industry and yr,uons ny aud
S''oo" eSer'ed IN vainqne-iodn .An,sfactu,er ''0
we una the following article in a New York n,,c,
Oh MARCH was celebrated Concord the sea, ~
ann AZ The same time h temperate 6,;.,;.
Sonon at public dinners Tie spacious hail oS ,a Ill,
rotee OF arrangements OF persons Who ho, ,b
aei spirits tn be perncous, they allowed na;,h
der
no nom ,ne Shakers farm in Canterbury was used as nbs
lie celebration went of gaily wh songs as ,oas,sS
Ias, VIII mioxcae the drinker as well az brandy ar
Is more mschevous stonachs and be,ds III
CONSTITUTION may be ruined and uieaiing inna;rs ~
gi, " ilxniious eating and may nooed ahs,bc,
ardent spirits There operation =; 's use OF
Desn ouna the stump, TO which are Es
Mnra SIR Isaac Coffin who hapscd in the Old ,
summer street, Boston, has made dona,jon of sa,
'o"aros the erection of the Chuch '>'" vi 'o"-
iei not Children be rOeedA foreign writer end. s,, ~
the cause If many diseases He asks and with m Us
men 'he human offspring first begins 10 make ns %
should tins be done by ofies is rialt - &c. even
cIgs aud 10 prevent its paying that tribute to na,uet
produces on the senses-Suc motion canno, ~, super
sour the ,nt o I'm o. an infant, njure has digestion
into curds." '''h'hent and turn il
vo wsr ra oeeIrrenesLWhe company Of
ulu III the act OF ramming down he charge fire vs.
ncciuentaiiy communicated to the piece by tho fs;
ing OF coal among few grains Of powder on IN.
burst and the oldest son Of Cant Arson Ma,,tp pee
an aetive and promising young man, had both HI,
nahus literally torn to pieces-bis thumb and port aS
Two myers were torn from his right hand and his Loo
hund ana wrist were so badly mangled as to ren5o.
snPutatlon necessary, and he was otherwise CIV;
ousiy injured Mr. Samuel Doolittle had HE Iaa
mana very much injured; he lost one thumb and boJ
ms face very badly burnt. Mr. Nathaniel RrsM ou
received very severe wound on his lep T,ro ~
ero were slightly injured. It is gratifying IN b ~
to state that they all in fair way of recoye 'S
~. Hdve" Con. Register:
1he SIare Trdde.-Prom the London Couyior = :
january 20, VIC have news from the British fr;gate
S,yohie, Com Collier, employed in cruising Spon
inc coast OF Airca for the suppression Of the slave
trade to the 3Oth Of November. The Syblo va
then on tfe point of proceeding TO the Bght of Ban;
III search of vessels employed in the slave trade
whcll were known to be actively engaged in fila,
cruel traffic The squadron on the rtatio1 was heal
thy--the SYPHILIS particularly so. Commander FIR
nor, tate Lieutenant ofthe SybiIIe, who wns promo
ted for his gnlantry in the command ofthe Black Jo
lender 70 that irignte returned to England in tie
Imnper with forty pirates, taken out of vessel car,
tured by him on the coast OF whose atrocities i e
hoped evidence will be odduccd sufficiently conclsir
10 bring them to punishment. Conmandcr 'Turnor
mas been presented by the officers Of the Svh;ile
with sword, of the value OF two hundred gn;nog,
IN token ofthe high estimation IN which they hod 10,
courageous and active conduct whilst in command 81
me tender. This deserving youne officer dsr;na
mat command, has rescued from slavery unUsrss ~
Two thousand Of his fellow creatures -
COFFEE, INDIGO, q.
Receiyiig per Schr. Richmond Paeket.
8 Pipes Holland gin-fne quality, md entitled fo