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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-14

The same consistent paper in the sume articl,
"They (the coaltion.-Mr Ritchie thinks
there is q spcllin that world will not wait until the
great course of Gen. Jackson's administrator is do.
veloped.' The coalition follow in this perhnps the
iaudable example set them bv Mr.. r. and tile Craw.
tordites III 1925, who promised ito Judge the tree by its
fruit" but as Mr.. Randolph afterwards with more hon.
esty confessed, 'ran off at score"-which, as we nm.
dcrstand the phruse, means that they laid on whjp
and spur from the jump "What is SARGE TO, the
goose, Mr.. Ritclie, is surely, SARGE for the eanlcr."
But what does the Editor of the Enquirer moan by
tiie great course" Of measures which he saws is
to be developed Are not appointments, measures?
Are they not indeed by ia- the most important nlca-
surco which Il Presidont can exeeute? We remem-
Der whcnthe Editor of the Enquirer thought So
we mean when ne criticised the appointments OF
iSufus hing and r. c. Pendleton in 1895. Forsooth
not "a word 'H'st be said, until the great Course is
deVeioped, OF which MIR. Richie will give due notir.
we suppose, through Pe'lte sans Peus! One
pam question-and IT MIR. z. will ans,oer that. we
promise not TO ask hun another for q month. IF. in
i"-o'fe thought Wf. Clay's exchanging Kendall,
fl''' ana SIX or eight more printers of the laws, for
o'hef printers, Jess outrageous!y abusive OF Mr.. Ad--
IDS ana h'ihse''' SO dangerous a measure towards
'ne ireedoha OF The press, so dangerous, as TO cali
lo' LIT interference OF the people to eject them
from p~ower-what, by tie same course of repson;n-
ought he to say of Gen. Jackson, who has lavisbe,,
public treasure to the amount of Sioo, 900 per. an.
on the Editors who supported him, to the number NJ
20 many OF whom still continue to conduct tboir
papers, andto yield him support? WILL the Ed
hor OF the Enquirer answer the question:, /. Or NOT
answering it, will he persist in his ridiculous anil do-
iorous complaints of the early opposition manifested
TO the Administration of Gen. Jacksone
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-14

~ The National Journal states that cone Of the
settlers up" OF the Telegraph at Washington las put
i'll u large claim for money advanced, sc. Some rea.
son connected with this. may have induced Duff 70
withdrawals name as Editor from the first page o.
the Telegraph. This was done some six or sever
weeks ago.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-14

GJihe same paper in the same article, speaking o
the Coalition presses says, 'sSome of them are sustain.
ed by the donations of individuals. While some nj
'heir Editors are harping upon the dependence 10
"hlch the President would reduce the Press. those
very men are dependent upon the contributions of
'hdlViu!lais to support their labors."
All this may be and very probablyis true. It NAV
be plead in behalf Of the poor devils of Ed;to-s
whose income is not adequate to the support of their
PRESSES, and who are thus driven 10 ask Tho aid p,
frlcnus until better times dawn upon them. that they
nave no "Trcasury Pap to suck. They have
TOT the privilege like Mr.. Richie, ofdrawinr $1,000
per annuin from q ncle Sam. for reading oroofsbeots
and thus Of having a certain dependence. when
'neir collections fall short. We can see no disgrace that
properly attaches to the borrower or lender. the donor
or donee' IN such a case. The disgrace BELONGS 70
h'rn' "n" affecting to make his Press the verv Bea.
"e"f OF independence, with rerite sans Deuy on his
'r'n'' and the catch forms of THE People, Liber.
" "Republicunism," &c. &c. ever on his Inns vet
so "Palters with his Conscience that no man hath
Nno"h hIm to endangcr his interest with the
lreasnry' by defending an unpopular cause. though
ms cause. but a while before, or sliieIdine an unnonr-
'ar man. though before his friend, or It NAV be ono 70
"hom ne had a thousand times, offered I'D the incense
MS iattery, And is il for this small trader in nrfua;-
PIC 'iis weatliercock who veers with every wind or
uoc'rihe'/ this prophetic apostote! to upjraid Henry
Gay with his honorable ambition, OF with sccent;oo
as u u were something unusual and abomiDable. the
i~nvitation of his friends 10 dinner,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-05

Observations on a Leech, made By q
gentlemen in England, who keep, one sev
eral years for tho purpose Of a weather
glass vial.of water containing a leach
was kept DO lhc lower frame Of a chamber
window sash. so that. when looked 90
the morning. / could kuow what would be
the weather on the following day.
/. the weather prove serene and beauh-
ful, the leoch lies motjonless At the bottom
of the glass, and rolled together 10 a spiral
form.
fit rain before OF afern noon, It Is found
crept mp to the top Gifts lodging, and there
ramlus till the weather Is settled.
five are to havewin the poor prisoner
gallo7s through its llmpid habtauon with
amazing swftness, and seldom rests till il
begins 10 blow hard.
Ii a remarkable storm Of thunder and
rain is 10 succeed. for some days before II
lodges almost continually without the wat
er, and discovers uneasiness IN violent
throws and couyulsive motions.
Ia the frost, as IN clear weather. It lie:
at the bottom And in snow, as in rainy
weather. it pitches It's dwelling upon thc
very mouth # The phiah
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-05

The first newspaper. exclusively dovo-
ted 80 advertisements, vas started n 1900
.bv Thomas Newc0mbe. vino lived 10 Iha-
mes street. opposite Bayuard's Castle. aud
who. February /, 1865. printed the first
L5~Fya G--c.-s. The design appears to
have originated IN the previous establish
ment of what are called "OfFces II I'd
rice. IN different parts OF the town, list
of which is given, and which were for the
purpose Of receiving advertisements, and
collecting intelligence upon aUmattcrs APP
nroDr.a,ed 10 the institution. The un-
3ertakers, " 10 their preface to No. /, pub
lhshcd May Is, 1850, appuse the render
Of their having already declared at large
their whole design IN the management OF
this aelg ray by them found cut. for the adj
vantage Of the Commonwealth, and hay-
Imr for that purpose previously distributed
a printed sheet, to be had of allthe London
I booksellers, containing The whole partcn-
lars of said design, aud wherein they en-
gagged themselves 10 appear that day IN
prinl. and theacef6ward weekly, every
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-05

Tile G60A-For several evenings lsst
wees. tIe town of WaItham had a suoer.
natural visitor, vino appeared IN the edge
OF the wood. Many people went from ms
city and vicinity TO see hls ehost-shlp. On
Saturday evening near 800 persons arc
supposed 10 have collected near the s,ot.
and word having been gwen out that he
would not appear until ] I O'Clock. The u.
vera keepers 10 the ne.ghboGrhood drovea
pretty trade In thrmai.er Of providing sup
per- &c. The affair appears TO have been
sci on foot by some young men. TO testthe
courage Ola companion Who had expressed
hls disbelief ofappau,ioas. The rifles said
% have been fired a. the unesrhly sub.
stance, 10 is believed, were discharged bv
those who were % the secret. and who COX
care that balls should not be forthcoming
The deception. It IS said, consisted ola
person dressed IN black, wrapping a whs.e
sheet about BIN, aud letting il fall in such
ananner as 10 appear as If he sank into
earth. We congratulate all the trembling
and pmid that tho ghost Is lsld... Best r.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-05

The Ieech was Kept 10 an eight OF. phlal
about three four;hs filed with water. In
the sumner, the water was changed once
week, and n the winter once a fortnight.
CyVtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26
WM. ALLEN.
MERCHANT TAILOR

MTiLCIIANI TAILOK,
Opposite The United STATES Bdn1
y ETU RMS his thanks to his friends und the pub.
lie, for the liberal encouragement he has recefv-
ed, and hopes still 10 receive continuation Of their
patronage and confidence.
lie has received by late arrivals FINN Phila,eiuhia
and New York, his fall supply of Goods, consistn
oil oihe black and variety of fancy colorcd cloths
ana cassmerev superior assortment of uncut and
cut veveis, Valencies, Fiorentines and Narcotics
Howsons patent continuous spring stocks, Chester.
mans suspenders, shirt collars, FEencb. buck skin
Boudard's and Hoskins gloves.
Also, an assortment superior trilnn,ngS--and IS
prepared to execute all ORDERS in the most fashtuUa
bic style.
WANTED-Twoo or three first rate Jorruoymcn.
ocf 7-eOSt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26
PLANTERs HOTEL.

TNHlS Establishment on Shockoe HILL well known
II as the property of the late Mark Richards, Is
again open for the reception of company under the
management of the Subscriber, who ~ dstcruhneu
to devote his attention to the comfort and sa,is-
faction of those that may think proper to paronze
him. II is therefore, unnecessary 10 recapitulafe
the MANY prcparatious made for that purpose; let it
suffice to say, that his accommodations shall be good
and his charges very moderate.
WIN. GRAVES.
TA few Horses taken ON Livery NJ q low rate>
oct l-eo3t w<Stc w. &.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26
Hardware and Cutlery

7 AMES NJ. JOHNSTON, at the sign ofthe Gold.
- en- Anvil, is now receiving and offers to the pub
lie, general assortment Of articles in his line of b
siness, comprising all household and kitchen fnrni-
ture, carpenters, cabinet and coachmmlcrs', black.
smith and coopers' tools.
Brass and Wire Fenders, of all qualities and sizes
ordered from the makers in New York and Bafti
more, and received in ten days.
N b. Castings Of every description saw pots
ovens spiders, sliillets, ect at cts per 10.
oct 13-cnfs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26

NmGUAA rules, holden the clerks Office Of the SUD, ror
cqYFl OF elancey f the Richmond district the Sd dsv Of
augnsi, 1879 Robert Tunbul, exor Of David Robers,r,
pcd pr against Charles Robertson, David Robertson Alley.
anneI Robertson. Peyon Medlin and Jane his m formerly
Ano hoerson, Mary nucs, George Robertson and Mary o
" rson, Lesros @ MeIudoe, admir- OF Cornelius e. TSvlo
bod. rud Donald Mckenzie, DIS - -"''O''
The defendants AeSandeT NJ Robertson NJarv I,pes aud
sHy 'erson NO, having entered their appeaTance aud given
tecey according 70 the act Of assembly and Tin, rs OF ;
Fov,i nnd appearing by satisfactory evidence ,a, tIey ~
oi habants ~ this country; u s orderpd t lie SAD;
oas do appeat hfTc ON tive FIRST day the nex Jr nsrv %
au ansrel The b 81 the plaintiff and that COPY OF ,iq o,s
~ .f','p pied ~ some newspaper published ilc civ M
fold ioT two months succnssivey, posted at the CIn
enot OF the capitol, in tic said oiy.
- cory. Tesic, Sya. G. PiR1t,ros. a.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26
Trunks, Wins, and Canes,

II Have received a very handsome assortment Of
IL Philadelphia made trunks, whips, and canes,
which for quality, cannot be Surpassed by any in the
market. D. JACKSON,
Opposite the Merchants Coffee House, Main-strcct.
h-nn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26

VmartAt rules holden IN the clerks Office of the superior
couu Of chancery ior the Richmond district the Sd dv ~
Argfgt, 1929 William Flanagan, and Reuben Fanrs5,n
pts, against Jacob Myers Benjamin Lewis aud Mile Csrv
Gfs. ~ IVY
Til" defendant, Jacob Myers not having entered Ills apcs,,
ance aud given security according the of assembly aud
'e rules NJ this court, and appearing by sasctTv ev;
d'nce that he Is not ubian Of this cuunry. Re ordered
'ai the said defendant do appear here the first day Of the
newt January tern, and tle bill Of the plaintiff and
ai copy OF this order iN forthwith inserted ~ some pcys
prI published IN tie CITY Of Richmond for months success.
t'y aud posted "a lg itni door Of tho capitol IN tire said
cy ~ copy 1esc, Wv q. PNpLrrny, e =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26

Ep UNhWAI.-Was committed 20 tie jsii Of Je6erS0,
Ia county, the 0t day Of May l negro man NAMED
BILL, blacksmith 10y trade, and supposed belong 10
southern trader lie is very black has smiling counenan
about feet ~ inches high aud about years Old Nc Ion,
mery belonged VIM Ltie, of this county The owner N
requested opWye pppery and take him away, OF hs will ~
sod for his Jail fees, as the law directs.
sept I-w3nc THOM AS GPICCS Jailoy Jenl IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26

'NhE Subscriber has concluded to remain
in this City, and has removed his Stock to the
store he formerly occupied. next door above Balls
tel, on the opposite side of the street. where he still
hopes to merit liberal share of patronage Hrs
friends and the public have had six years proof of his
ability as workman, and he promises still to do his
best to give satisfaction
He has on hand full assortment of Enp1fsb and
American SaDDLERY, sume common and some
Of the very best quality, and almost every article suit
able Tor saddle horses, gig carriage or Wagon.
ded to- Repairs neatly executed.
sept 29-eots DAVID JACKSON.
NOTlCE.-WiShing to close the Admin.
lstra,ion IF the late Joseph Kimbrough as soon
az possible, have made Mr.. A. Dill nv agent Ia
srttle the accounts Of the estate. Those indebted
viii pay to him, and those that have claims against
the estate, viii call on BIN also.
SUSANNAH KIMBROUGU,
oct 6-eo6t Administrators.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26

NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS.
III NELSON has just received and offers for sale
Il at unusually low prices, extensive stock OF
STAPLE and E.3yNCY DRY GOODS,
Embracing large and general variety, suited to the
present and approaching season, and consisting i'll
part of
Blue, black and fancy colorcd cloths s. cassimeres
Oxford and steel mkt DO do
Do do sat.inetts
Blue and brown do
Valencia and swanSdown voStinp
Rose, duffie and point blankets
Green booking and floor cloth baiZes
Fine and superfine white ilannels
Red, green, yellow md black do
Black and blue black Italian lustrny
India satin and satin levantine
Black and blue bnck Gro de Nsp
Fancy coloured do assorted
Do do Gro de Indies
Black senchcws and sarsnetts
Merino and Cashmere long shawls
DO do handkercbiefs
Thibet, PrusSan and cashmere square do
ThIbct and worstcd barege hdkfs
Barege, gauze and Gro de Nap do
Merino cloths and crcassians, all colours
ia and A Irish linens
5, and 81 do shcetinrs
Long lawns and linen cambrics
Linen cambria hdks
9-4 nnd 1914 damask
Russia, brds-eye and GA diapers
Black Nankn and Canton cranes
Plaid Norwich DO
Black and white Italian grapes
Black and coloured palmyrencs
PLAIN black and coloured bombazetts
Figured do do and rot,in,,,s
Black English bombaznes
Tartan and Circassian paids and camb,ets
Black, olive and drab bang-up cords
Pain book, null and Swiss nnuslins
Figured do do do
Al and Ga cotton combrics
Plain and checked iaconcts
Plaid and fancy London prints
Cotton worsted and silk hosiery
Silk and worsted braids assorted
Gloves Of every variety
Spalheld and bandanna hdkE5
Imitation bandanna and Madras do
Figured, satin and Gro de Nap bonnet ribbons
GaUze, cap, do do
Common, fine and snperline belt do
Black and coloured guard do
large supply OF brown, bleuched and plaid do
m II, apron and furniture checks, bed tcxings
British oznaburgs, and coarse wooliens for ncgT,
clothing. And constantly on hand,
Cotton oznaburgs from tho Richmond Factory.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26

"a FOR SALE,
EtsEf The valuable Lot Of Ground containing
liiii four acres with the dwelling and out holi-
&s&Ases recently erected thereon, in the neigh
bohrhood Of Bcllve, and between the Wesham and
Richmond Turnpike Roads. All the buildings are
entirely new, the house is very handsomely finished
tor family residence, and there is well Of excel
lent water in the yard. Fnr terms, apply TO
sept 24-eots GUSTAVUS A. MYERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26

ID OBERT GORDON, on 18th street, near the
IL Eagle Tavern, and leading to Shockoe Ware
house. has for sale in pipes hhs and quarter casks,
ten kinds of Madeira Wine, among which, are Ser
ciai, Tinta, Aqua de Mel, Bual, and some of the
finest, that the Island ofords, of the kind that usual
~ bears its name Also, good Port, and Dry Marsal-
Ia Wines; French Brandy, Old Rum, and Dutch
Gin ST. CroX Sugar and Coffee; Four kinds of Steam
Loaf Sugar, in boxes and barrels Five kinds OF Teas;
at low prices, for their qualities; Sack Salt Bar
from Cunningham g. Andersons Cotton Osnaburgs
aud Sheetngs, at Factory prices. oct l5-co6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26

V1RGIyA-At rlfs holden in the clerks Office Of tire SUI r.
court Of cancery, for the Richmond district the Sd day
~ August 1879 William Flanagan, and Reuben Flanagan
PMS against jacob Myers Benjamin Lewis aud Miles Cary
10, ''
ie defendant, Jacob Nye having enlcsd his arrehr.
Acc and gwen security according the Of assembly and
s rules Of tina aud appearing by evi.
rnc that he IS not naitant ri this country: ~ oydrrp
u1 Tire sHid defendant do appear re hrsi day OF the
neXt January Term and the bill Of the plaintiffs aud
fna aGopy Of this order he forthwith inserted IN sumo uespa
ssPubisod in The CITY Of Richmond, two months surcs
Eey and posted at the front door OF te CAPITOL In the sad
~ copy. Tese, WV H. Pgyptrrov =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26
MRS. Z. LYON

ID EGS leave TO announce TO her former customers
~ and friends, that she has removed TO the FIRST
door below w. 6, ID. Kye's store, and directly oppo-
site the Bookstore Of Collins & Co. where She Is now
opening her Fall .4ssortIneai of
NIL fNERY
W INCH has been selected with great care in New
\ ork, comp ising the NEWEST FAsuIoSs. She has
also received an assortment of Ladies' Curtis toce-
ther with the usual variety in her line.
" Lcghorn and Straw Bomets clealrcd bleuched.
repaired and dyed
Ostrich as we'll as other feathers cleaned so as
to look as we'll new, and artificial flowers made 70
order and all favonrs gratefully acknowledged.
oct l5-eu6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26
FOR RENT'

L. The Tenement east Of the Lnncastrian
fssss School House, formerly occupied by Mr..
IsisisED Joseph Ribbe The situation Is one Of
$3.50 the most pleasant in that part Of tho CITY
and the House IN good order for the reception of
family. JOHN GARTH
sep 18-2avfs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26
w. g. PENDLETON


Ricimond, August 28lh 1929
nr parties Interested will please take noe that lave
appointed the 2Ot day o October commence tho a.
counts directed n the foregoing order q cour on which v ~
v"clock they are required attend NJ NV Office ~ ,bs
CIV WIN thc accounts, vouchers aud docpmere resdv m
examination and settlement and with office copies ~ tho
sa,y court papers hillary g4KEg Tr,,ssH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26

u UNAWAY.-Was committed 10 the jail of JefeTYon
county, tln 18th day 81 May, negro woman named
SAhAH ANN WINTERS Size is about - years Of age N
arH complexion, feet or inches high, has feon on one
numb She says size iUrn between Aide and Ieesbug
anI Shcd by ReIecoa Taylor NJ Alexandria Tie owner Of
@ saw IS requested to prove property, pay charges and mkc
her away, se will DC sid fr mr. ia fees as the lao dcs
sept i-w3nc THOMAS CRIG(;S Tailor Je6 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26
WfIt15iN1A:-Ni = s,iDcI7oI i,

~ " n superior court u ChauCprV.
the capitol in tho city fRiciunond the 2itb I,y ~ t
I8<t Lev Jones' pit against Dabney Moriss Dabnev Mile,
Oliver, dts. ~ '"'"' anu asa
ms day came the parties by their counsel and the co,,
having nainrey considered the promises, the argument. M
iherpon had, doth order the defendant Danev
mIHcr 40 render an account of his administration of ,e ,,c
W MS s'alm John Fekinon deed, shewipr She amount IN
S has a executor as aforesaid. bcqucahcd v his tcat
WI 10 odial mor1ss the late wife of defendant Datev
Noils ana vat the defendant Asa Oliver do render eG - go
W wv commissioners an account of the proceeds Of the trust
PP,y conveyed 10 n as trustee by three deeds Of trust exc.
otsn ~ the same Ddhrey Mos and referred IN in tho main
WI ph ana % hc Disbursements thereof and Of the debts the
Pyssl OF WINCH charged upon The said property; and
'd wv same commissioner dp an account Of the delft
oaIeo py ,ne defendant Richard Borm aud Of the ccd,s
agaSt we same as wei for tic board he said Bornn during
The time he lived with the defendant anev NIor,eu az Tor iii
NE payments actually made the aid Boim on scoOnl Of
e sdid deb which several accounts the commissioner
directed 10 examine, aud report the court with any matters
sPccHy stated deemed pertinent by himself which may he
required by the parties 10 be- stated and leave given the
painful 70 amend his bill aud make Nimmo Norris ~ adnis
traitor Of Sarah NORRIS decd defendant in this cause Vc
. 5 scnt to Tive rules for that purpOie.
copy. 1este, WM. g. PENDLETON e. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26

VIR6NAAt rules hidden ~ the ccfk's ofice Of lire superior
court OF ehanoefy Tor the Richmond district the Sd dav N
august 1879 Thomas Adams, admir- with the vii apuexed N
Thomas Freeman, dced pit, against Edp ard Frcnsu and
his wife, aud Asa CaJaness admir- Of Charles Cabanes
The defendants, Edward Freeman aud ms wifi M,
having entered e appearance and given secuy accorng n
the act of assembly, and tine rules Of this court and sppes
ing by satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants N ts
oou1Ty u ordered That the said defendants appea ho
on tbs first day of tho next January teT answer the bin
Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this order be Forthwith insert
ed ~ some newspaper published IN le city of Richmond fr
wo oths sueees.ivey, ADD posted e front door Of lie
capitol, 10 the aid city. - ~
- AooU TsRe Pn. q. PfFoLrroa, CO