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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27

sgHE unparalleled reputation of this medicine is
such, and Its pre-eminent virtues are SO well es-
tabshad. and fully acknowledged by an intelligent
public that it is scarcely necessary say any thing
ihrther than that it is a SOVEREIGN REMEDY
in Diseases of the Liver Debility resulting from int en-
perance and dissipation: Old and inveterate Ulcers
Pains in the Bones attended with swellings OF the
joints: Indigestion: Bloches the Face, Pmpcs &ic
Syphilis Cutaneous diseases generally and letter in
particular: Mercuria and Scrofuous complaints
The certificates of wonderful cures performed by
the Cathollcon, have become numerous, TO pre-
cude their insertion in any newspaper and has made
II necessary for the proprietor TO print them IN q
pamphlet of about 100 pages. This will be forward
er as soon rs possible TO the several Agents for ga
tuitous distribution, and must Deruga strengthen
the good opinion entertained by the friends OF
this medicine and disarn, it hoped, the prciud-
ccs of those who view with disrust any medicine not
known in what is called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot bc gainsaid.
AT the earnest solicitation of menbers of the med
real faculty and others who have witnessed the ton
fishing cures effected by the of the Vegetable
Catbolicon, and who anxious that It's benefits to
mankind may be widely difTIscd. the proprietor
has consented to reduce the retail price to TWO
DOLLARS per bottle; and this will be done with
out in any way deterinraing the quality Of the med
i0ne, reducing the size If the bottle, has been
materially done in the case of Swaims Panacea.
GfrdotS " letters recently recerd from physicians and from
agents for The sale Of Poe,s Cdihohcon, most Of
also agents for Srair's Pdudccu
al retail Than bottles cf your Catocon where
sri one bottle ofswains anacea; and feel pleasure
Informing you that in every in which have the Ca
ihccou tried, it has produced deciJed be,eft"
"Coud you afford To reduce the price Of Catolcan
two dollars, should frequently prccrhc patients
and this would also ne done by number OF other physicians
this town and vicinity who have used with the best effects
aie all the other Ponaceas and the Compound Syrup of Sar-
saparlla had failed"
eminent physician says 'I have known several cures per
formed by the use Of your Cahocon which hal previously
never knswn il to pro luce Injurious st'cc's"
The above invaluable medicine may be constantly had of
-, J.; III. BLAMiRE,
ian ~ Opposite the Eagle 'iotcl, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27
ElRWERS' .4CCOENV

I'HE Farmers Accountant and Instructions for Over
seers; u which is added, the mode Of calculating
interest on Bonds making up Executors Aduinstra,
tor and Guardians Accounts, according to the rules
OIL the Superior Court Of Chancery, founded Gu the
decision OF the Court Of Appeals.
By PLEAsANT Srrr, PetsrsJvrs- ~.
Just published and for sale by
Jan 50 7 II N8STT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27
City Dyeing Establishment,

Corner Of 8H 0ad .Hgj7 Sirr,,,
HINES ~ IIUNTLEY present their ,han, 10 i-c c,fi-
zens and public GENERALLY or share of patronage. and
sue tenl ha no ort snail be wanting 90 merit conut
ace they have added such u1chuc 20 hcr ,pr,t AS
WIZ enable item to finish goods equal 20 imnocd they warrant
a u' coors winch for hr7ncy and durability, have been
pronounced by competent Judges equal % the Chinese
they would remnd the ladies' send their s and satin dresses
TWcd as usual They also continue cleanse beach or dive
mcrno shawls cghorn bouuct, Gcncipeos rlott,,,
ooured dyed or r>ei and epavd with ncancs~ and de-
patch, reasonable tennis. 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27
w hiSkey, Sugar, sc.

~ NlSkey, sugar, &c.
Y ANDING tlis morning Tor sale
e - htd' superior, new crop New Orleans Sugar
10 do. DO. obi Giro
Is BIS hest Baltimore Whiske-
"a Hhds Penn l,ania Tito.
Jan RALsTCN d PLI.ASAYTS.
~ STORE
100 bags green coffee
$50 sides Baltimore so,c leather
100 DO do upper do
90 hhds molasses
pipes genuine Holland ON
90 chests gunpowder tea
ian -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27

VIRGINIA: 81 superior court Of chauoety holden
the Capitol in the city of Richmond on the 2Olh da
Of June 1926, Joshua Smithson, pit against Edward
Cunningham, sole acting OF Archibald Moore,
decd. John I. Robertson and Maria NJ. his wife, late
Maria NJ. Moure dviseo Of the said Archibald Moore
Decd William Davidson, aud Naiha mel and James Dix,
surviving partners Of the ue mercantile firm of Dicks.
kloore e. Co.
This in which the bill hath been ak en- far confcs
sad against the defendants, John r R1bcrtsou Mara
NJ. his wifc and in which the plaintiff appears 70 have
proceeded in thc mode prescribed BY law against Tho
irndants, william Davidson and Nathaniel and James
Dick, who out Of the county, this day to be
bead the bill the OF the other defendant, aud
exhibits and argued 10y couuse On consideration
yheraOf tho doth ORDER that The dcfcudtn Edward
Cunningham, render of his administration of
'he estate Of his tefaor, before Commissioner % tic
who is directed examine, s.'io and settle the
eatne, and make report thereof the count, With
matters specially stated deemed pertinent by himself,
which may he required 10y the parties 10 hc SO stated.
23i FcjrUrrV. 1893.
Tho court doth order trat the Commi s0ucr ho may
execute the order made IN this cause the wneh lag
NJ June 1876 do in addition account therein
state account o the real estate Of which Archibald Moore
died seized and possessed, aud NJ any debts binding tie
real that may have been paid Of tho personal
Of said Moore, and report the 10 tho court,
with any specially stated, deemed pertinent nv
himself which may be required by the parties 10 be- As
stated.
Copies. Tese, WI G. PENDLFroN, C. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

u" CGFy Street reas' Of Tie J'Ugiia and Farmers
BGaEs.
4 OSl-PlI WILLIAMS is grateful to tine j. les
- and gentlemen Of Virginia, for past iayouls and
hopes continuance of the same; and would thank
the ladies sending their silk dresses to have them ia
ken 10 pieces. which will enable him to warrant ho
20 be dyed and finished well as at any establish
m"nt III the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not no
cessary, as he las suitable machines to finish them il
sent TO him III the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise informed that ho SCOUTS
ana renews IN colour, coats. pantaoons and vests TO-
geer with all kinds apparel, and requested repairs
lhcm III the neatcst manner. As usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot or cold prcssed furniture
stufs cleanscd and re-dycd in the nnalest manner.
~ h Tickets viii be issued on leaving the Foods
with HIM and requests they will be presented on sp-
Plcatiou for the same
no
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27

VERY respectfully take leave to return my pnrticD.
Lar thanks TO those planters who have heens tTrS.
y as 70 lntrust the management Of their TObacca te t
as SALESMAN Ut the Public Warehouse. l hone l. q
not necessary Tor say, that my best exertiO1s
nave been used 10 render general satisfaction again
tender them the same attention, nay more as mvheaif
trust las been TestOrsd.-I would here remark To NM
friends ior whom have done business as wen as ma.
ny others Tor whom hope to be engaged that thsno
ice Wouldnot have been introduced lnon thetn bur for
me oH'r OF Mr. Lakeland ia do business at the same
pace as competitor. Our friends will please drect
their Tobacco to one the other ous as hey NAV see
cause, winch VIII save any thing like contention IN
should not be expected that when there, is f,rg
C'mpGtitlon IN this way that the inspectors would
lreI themselves IN any wav Interested pariicuerr,
H. the Same patronage is extended to the Vare-houSs
as heretofore by the Planters. Should anv T'obnTS
co be directed to the Ware house without snecifJur
any preference IN the Salesman, the owner will re-,
Co-ect That no has the right choose for hiInsef
even on the dav of sale The situation of saIrs
man Is III no way connected with aSv Of fIe
o'hcr duties Of the Warehouse Conseoueutiy
" : heiu alone by the patronage of the Plontafs
ana dealers Surely can give better evidence of
my attachment 10 the interest Of the Planters and nav
anxiety 10 promote their interest than TO annex tho
IoloWlng names, composing large majority nj il,D
Prmclpai buyers who have kindly directed me 10
give reference to them by way of shewino their "a
nsaction 10 my mode Of doing business rs Salesman
eparucuar patronage fsuch dealers is worth NOV,
70 inc growers Of Tobacco than any other evideure
that have TO offer-for such an expression of tloSSr
feelings have only TO return my humble thanks--
Ihe inspectors receipt FOR all Tobacco sent TO me will
be returned to the owner consequently shall wait m,
ordcr for lis inspection aud sale. All expenses uaid
II directed by the subscribcr-Oicc al the Ware
"''S'' IL. j. MONTAGUE.
Rogers and Harrison Jycy,e ,,,,7 S;...
Jno. and I'm. Gjliah, DqDjeJ nyo,ysj,e
Scott, H-yipe Il n. Tgo. yoB1s
Thos. .4dkins Nm, R,r,,o
Jro. Sicirqyt On, EJJi,
nor CaNte o.. n. ". .SoHiBg,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27
IRON CASTINGS.

lit'I-N NlC IN hic.
V'HE Subscribe informs the public, that continues to
carry the IRON FOUNDRY near the Savage
Factory, where he makes Soft iron CASTINGS for Ma
chnefy OF all descriptions. All sent to him al the
Foundry, to Mr.. GEORGE WILLIAMS, No 2, Bow
ys wharf, Baltimore for CaSling.. will with mme-
date attention, aud Castings delivered there free Of
expense for transportation. JONATHAN BONNER.
Baltimore, Jan. IS, 1920 1anst.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27

Mr. 2 X ANC -
Rogers and Harrison.
inc. and I'm. GHiipif,
Scott, Hyipe Il Go.
Ihos. .4dfinS,
Jno. Sieirpyi.
Kerr, Casi-ie 4 10.
GRAY md PorkcV,
Geo. L. Sampson.
n. PCiiiroiVy ana C..
j. Mari s. Son.
Williams & CyuCu,
j. II. Wtniree.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27
SO REWARD.

SO REWARD.
'sNAhEN out OF my house on Saiurlag last PlTENJr
- i.EFER GOLD 6.4ICII, in q double back, eu.ine
225s6 win give above reward to aoy uersc: Who vii
deliver the watch to 10 good condition.
btc It's TIL NASSIC
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27

Copmj@tonsr's 0Gss RiehnoDd. Ftb. i6, 1929.
The parties Interested will please To- take notice that
have appointed tho 30h day of March nest,
fhe duties directed IN the foregoing orders Of eourt,
which day at9 o'clock o. they required to attend
~ my office this city, wI their vouchers and
dncuments ready fpr Cxarination aud SettlemeHt.
Frb. 2n--v4 HILLARY BAKER. CONF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27

DAVID FULTX-.4tiorney at Lar,
Es AS settled himself permanently at the Warm
x Springs, and will attend the courts of Allerha-
ny Bath and Pocahontas. EIe offers his services 10
the public rs Gcncrat LoHd .1genf, to investigate
titles. give information quality, sIpcrucnd sur
vcys pay taxes, effect snlcs, &c.
During the recess of courts he ms be found at his
Office. Warm Springs Bath County.
dec 2Q-w5t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27

a UBscRFTIoNs taken in by the subscrii . Tor the
- North American Medical and Surrica Journal.
States.
The high reputation which this journal has attaina1
IN other parts Of the Union induces hope tina, the me
dical faculty OF Richmond will deem il worthy IT, eir
patronage.
Nos. X, Y, II, can he seen at the bool,storeor
jan 10 WIN. II, FlT'ZNHYLSOEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27

Copies. Teae, WIZ C. PrSptrrox, G. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27

,NEW GOODS.
ENLEGANT corved tortoise tuck and sIe-co7obs
~ Do plain do Of all sizes
New style calcoes, and printed cambrics
jet ana blue-black Marcelne, gros d. naples
and Italian lustrings
Black. blue, and mkt broadclotlIs
Cassiners, satlnetts, blankets, and variety Of
other seasonable goods, which are offered --dnced
prices for cash, by HALL NElls0N.
Dec g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-27

PGJuGbie House d. Lot near the Poor House
FOR SALE.
I INTENDING 10 leave Richmond, ! offer FOR sale
a the House and Lot now occupy. near the Poor
House The house is Of brick. two stories birb.
with rooms on the first floor and 8 on The second:
double collars under the whole Tor kitchen and lock
collar. II is well built and well finished comfortable
house Tho LOT is hfyiour feet front and haitian acre
deep. corner lot. THERE'S never failing spring of
excellent victor within twenty yards OF the house
Among The out-hJuscs, arc large smoke house and
slaughter house. The insurance on the dwelling
house is near 1000 dollars.
TFPMs.--Onc half cash, The other half in twelve
months. Possession will be given in April.
ian JOHN DOYLE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14
Gen. Samuel Blackburn.
CEN. BLACKBuEN,S REPLY.

Had Voter from Bath and his associates consul
ted rre personally before they announced my name to
the public or asked private exposition of my views
on the important questions contained in his note of
the 18th instant, from Warm Springs it would per-
maps have saved some expenditure ofieclinr; at least
should not have been before the public without nv
own appreciation previously obtained, and this open
avoWal Of my opinions might have been urnncessn
ry but things stand, | esleeri4t nv DUTY and
that Of every man who suffers his name to be ident
ned with public measures, especially those of crave
and solemn import, to give most ua aquiyocal assu-
RANGES fmy opinions the questions proposed
lst As to the extention of the right of sufrarc
For the last 25 or 80 years ofrny life have never
doubted the necessity, expcdency and Justice ofey-
tending it to all freeborn white male citizens of Viz
gina over ~ years of age not disgraced by crime,
or disqualified by imbeCilty of intellect having res
idence evidenced by the payment of tax the pre-
Cedng year, and to all others being citizens of the
United States, who by residences the payment of tax
es as aforesaid, ntermarriage with citizen or the
performance of Militia duty, have given evidence of
permanent attachment TO The country and of obed-
ence To her iaws-whenever public opinion and the
wish of a majority uncquiyocaly expressed should
give BIRTH to euduiry. On this question: in the wear
1893, at the Hastings in Bath, i'll public address TO
my constituents 7 gave them solemn DIedoa (f,r
some were so FAR mistaken at that early period as to
suppose that power within reach Of ordinary lepis-
latlon) that, If thereafter that question should ever
come legally before me, they might caloulae on nv
humble support; that period has now arrived, and
that pledge, Ut elected feel myself solennly bound
to redeem, have not forgotten-I never can forret
that my name, perhaps before it could legally have
been done, was enrolled among the defenders Of this
country, ond Of this constitution, the manual oft
youth ofthat day. whose fathers taught them to read
and revere itnex totbe oracles Transportation; nor shall
sooner forget the feeiings--nay more the indio-
nation ut the glaring injustice done to myself and
others, non-freeholdeTs, at an Election In Rock
bridge in the Spring of 1851, memorable era in
the revolutionary struggle, and long to be remen-
bered by the people of this District.
there saw many of my friends and equals, who,
but few weeks before had been thought by their
country and fellow citizens worthy to hazard all in
her and their defeRce-wortby to suffer every priva-
tion-wortly to bleed and die if necessary, (which
vas the lot ofmanyl--passing and repassing through
the crowd, apparently cool aud disnterested specta
tors OF very animated contest for political power
certainly without the weight even of Gather in the
enactment of laws said to be made for the protection
o. ttei1 rights ~ blood and those live,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14
CDMVxsrJTICN,

Warns Springs, 1lM .Naych, 1920.
DEAR S'R-Upon Il consultation with some of the
Freeholders of Bath short time since, concer-
ming tit and proper person from this county, as one
to represent, in part the Senatorial District 10 which
this county is attached, in the approaching Coyven-
ton, We thought proper to nominate YOU, as one
We done this without consulting you on the subject.
and that, too, without knowing your ideas on the
proprlety of extcndng the right of suffrage and of
white population in our General Assembly.
a VOTER OF BATH.
Gen. Cy,n,,oI J2y1rL.bu,.n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14
E5'c2a PIC .N'lc York amc,icoa.
: TER. FEE0sr ENGLAND


BY the arrival Of the ship United States, from Ii
verpool, papers arc received to the 4 ut The ali
engrossing topic is the Catholic ACKNOWLEDGMENT
certainly nothing seems more deeply to have a.
etated the public mind of England The ncwspu-
pGrs, the periodicals for Marchall are full Of IT,
Blackwood, usual maintains with all its vchemencc
the cause OF 'ntocrancc--aE loads MIR. Peel now
with its obloquy heretofore, Whcn lie walked with
it in error, with excessive eu0gy. The resignation
OF Mr.. Peel as member ioI the University of Oxford
having been accepted, election was held at
which being again candidate, tie minister Tor the
first time, we imagine, IL the annals of that Tory
College, dcfcatcd-and Sir Robert fnglis a
sfaunch anti Catholic vas, by vote Of 755 to coo
chosen. The clerical votes determined the success
of the now member. Mr.. Peel was subsequently re-
turned for the borough Of Wcsbur7 OF which the re-
preventative, Sr oMo7ts7uh N. L2peS, resigned, in
order to accommodate the mnister.'but a step (tre
london New Times in applying to this circumstance
the language of Napoleon says from the Sublime to
The tidiculous" The borough of Oldborourh in Suf-
folk, which had been kept open in case Of need for
Mr.. Peel, had subsequently, returned the Duke OF
Wellngton's eldest son, the Marquis Of Douro, as its
representative.
Tire bill for the suppressoy, of Dauuerors Assoris-
tionS was read the third tnc il the House OF Lords
the 9th Feb. and passed. Il passed the House Of
Commons Oh the l7th
II announced tL,i 'n tlIe 9TH March, ministers
would bring forward in tie House Of Commons heir
?co position relative 70 trs Catholic Cain.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14

Ne'g Ior F2opr and Grain .NarEvt-Thn recent intei-
ece rom Ensand has caused further decline prices We
learn from the New York price Wednesday, tina, com
mon brands Virginia offered SIS 10 and Baltimore How
ara street. and Alexandria sold 81 ia! which reduction
OF about 81 IL cents per barrel The intelligence by the Uni
ted States tends 10 further reduction About 1900 bushels
Northern Rye were sold at IS cents Northern Yellow Corn So
cts; Oats 90 cts: and Barley 5B cts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14
Ftdm tie ". Y. Jou,ual Of Commer.l

LATEST FROM ESGLANpBy the ship Boston, which arrived
at Boston Sunday have received London papers 10
10Th, and Liverpool TO the 21st inclusive.
the House OF Commons, Feb IL, the bill for the suppress
sion OF the Catholic Association read third time Gpd
risgD vas read second time in the House Lords o.,
the 19th and was ordered to be committed the 20h.
The Rev. j. NJ. Turner is appointed Bishop Calcutta
The Agemene Zeung of Feb II, says that the Ambasa.
doris of the Allied Powers, Naples busy occupied
on plan for the future government OF GREGG.
An extraordinary supplement ST. Peersburgh Gazette
Of Feb contains information of the delivering up Juuf
Pdcha hrs Hare and property, agecably stipulation at the
taking OF Varra The troops OF both armies the Danube
wholly inactive.
(FroIn the Gazette de FrInce dated Feb 18.I
"PAEIS, Feb. IL
1--WE have received from Bucharest official bulletin which
5hnounces that the Russians have made themselves
she teie-depont OF NCoroiis and the town rournou
The citadel OF the latter place sill held has i-
er!o received supplies from Nicopo, twas supposed
Would very soon sJfTrUdtY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-14

MO that really tired mems souls" mean ,s6 and no.
80 me Generators OF mankind, and of their
on the adoption of the stuton of United States
en;oSsI as inc only means of securing the blessings
under that OF Virginia My to
by acquaintance hence have called federa,is,
" ms Gnon-add an undertaking enealst and satis6ed
boweverOf the Hartford school, we hear be niue
oeei much strengthened from late occurrences and the
either shewn false colors Has either foTfi,sd ,
ofhe people, Far from The people of Virginia.
Union, have been umphany borne through two wars win;
aS greatest ana to her The mos. formidable eney
the same enemy by immense accession of na,maI ao
chaacier and security and to bind in incye
OF this almost boundess republic. 's'"S
Lei It be remembered that every anp, at reform vvbe,en
oy law or convention, made the total absene
OF all tangible evidence that such wish of the pecnle
ne only ground on which such application could be sustained
present constitution being silent subject Since ,h
ac mas been asfertaned and has been by
~ & l nave met With no hardy enough to DENY
nght OF tue people or whose benefit Sro,s1on
ana security government ought to be- ins,usf ,eh
ue OPINION Ola majority it is found Inadequate TO these n,,
Poses 10 REFORM alter or abolish it in such manner as shall m
judged most conducive the public vyeaL Nor this
night either secured conferred by the bill of
IL Nceu 10 much deeper antiquity, and in the nai,r
and constitution of the first man; and thus we have II f
I % nE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY, in his valedictoy 10
IS Tue ht OF the people to make and alter constitutions
reflection aided by experience and knospe "a ana co..
nature right to calculate, least ebode and eorern,
and conflict of opinion, originating in discortant views nf
apparently econcnabe interests which convused and con.
hue TO CONFUSE our CENTRE and even now
Caution ana ptuden forbearcncc, may end its total
government, have said there shall be convention me
from which there be appeal the laws of the
or without to the full extent of his influence Law
TO the wheel isno in society who canno
essentially subservc its interests by respectful
its laws BE it also remembered that reformation nreclde ,h
things. Your obedient servant r'''''' o'de' O.
| w. S. BLACKBURN.