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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28
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Richmond, December 90. 1899.

STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, ieaJc
good to fine, lO0lb. SO a 10
middling, ; at
common. 4 "a .
refused, 3 "A
manufactured
lst quail. cavcndish, 10. % 10
small twist, no. |, HAS
no. 9all
Flour, city mills, new, ) -
canal, i 30
Wheat, red 60, white SIS
Corn, bush. 80
Coal, hes, for shipping, l6 Il ~
inferior, ii u IS
Cotton, 7aa9
VARIOUS ormE ARTIuLIs.
B,sSrar, best, 22a25
Riittsr, III a IS
Bscj, mess, Dbl. lO5oaIl
fresh, 3 - a 1 5Oa5
Bdo0H, old, lOl
Cheese, 7aS
CandieS, tallow, mould, l0aIl
sperm. 81 a -
C9gce, w. !. green, l24alI
Rio, IL aI3
Java, white, I6a17
ordinary qualities, Ilal2b
Chocolate, no. |, I0al8
CoPpsraS, Ito. ; a3A
Fish, behring's, no. /, : 80 Il 6
shath no. l, 3 aj 80
mackcrel, 10. l., ! biol. ) IS = d
do. no. ,, 5 a , -
DO. no. ), 7jal
Fruit
raisins, bunch, box, 3 % G3 "a
muscatol, 3
Feathers, live geese, good, 30aSl
Glass, wmdO'v, GxlO, 80 feet,
, - l0xl2, do. )
Gunpo,cder, Dupont's, > so a 4
Hemp, American, ton, I25aI3C
HIDES, Spin, sun-dricd, 10 a 10
salted, Rails
Indigo, Spin flotant, lb.1 75l2 -
Iron, Swedes, ton, los
English, 30 a 90
American, 85 Il SO
Lard, new, 6la7
Lims, l -
Leather, sole, - a -
upper / IS a 2 IS
Lumber, clear, 1000 #. p
merchantabic, IL a 10
LIdhogdHy, 81. Dom. #. Ii a y
Bay, 9 n u
NoiaSSes, gal. n. o. % a32
superior, % a 81
w. India, generally, - a 80
Meai, bushel, go a 90
Nails, cut, lb.G
OIL, linseod, gal. IS n 10
tanners, Dbl. Halls
sperm. winter prsd. gal. 85 50
do. summer do. 5ja6O
Oats, bush. so
Plaster Of Paris, ton, = 10
Pork, prime, bhl. lIaI2
mess, II
fresh, (hogs,l IOOlbs S.
Rice, Carolina, new 3 80
Sugar, loaf l8a20, lump I5al7
N. o. brown, lO0lbs. 7a9
81. CroiX, do. 9aIO1
muscovadoes, s alO
Salt, sack, Liv. filed, , IS
ground alum, , lOa2 IS
SaitPetre, ID. lOaI2
SPiriis--
brandy, cognac, gal. 9Oa1IO
apple brandy, new, % a 80
peach do. Is a 90
rum, 81. Croix e. Ant. 80 a 90
do. New England, 81 n 80
gin, Holland, 90 a los
do. American, 30 a 30
whiskey, % a 30
Stsei, German, Id. - s14
Eng. bliStered, IA
Amer. do. 6
Shot, cwt. s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28

Departed this life yesterday, ut IL O'clock in the
Goth year of her age, Miss VrcTorRE WERce. dough-
ter OF Lewis Wercq and Victoire Delcampo' Tbe
friends and acquaintances of the family arc requested
to attend her funeral this afternoon at o'clock f,oy,
the residence of John NJ. Delcampo, on Shockoc
Hill
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28
WAsHINcrny. Dec. u

WAsHISCTOy, Dec 81.
In tic Seuaie yesterday resolution, submitted by Nh
Holiness adopted directing the Secretary Of the Treasury
TO report 10 the senate what funds Of the United States dcpos
ted the State Banks the Banks the District Of Column
ba have been directed be Withdrawn since the session Of
Congress OF 1921 what still remain in such Banks al
what times the transfers. respectively drcctcd and IN
what such funds safe, unsafe, or doubtful
great many petitions were presented yesterday in the
House Of Representatives The Committees then
made NJ reports by bills and otherwise The Joint res
oluon ered the preceding day by Mr. Davis Of South
Carolina extend the privilege OF the Library Of Congress-
referred 10 tie pint committee the Library Several
resolutions, calling or information, then laid on the table,
and number 81 resolutions adopted Three bills re-
ccved from the Senate read twice and referred TO appro
pirate Committees nc House then went into Committee Of
the Whole the Of the Union, took up the b ma
king appropriation Tor repairing and fitting the hgate
Bfandywue; which reported without amendment and
ordered be engOssed and read third TO day The
House then, COmnce Of the Whole, passed upon nins
private b.s; won ordered be cnqossed and read
tLrf Glj- . Jay
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28
NOTICE

WILL BIZ SOLD, for cash, before the Tavern
W door of Anthony Pugh (near Shoulders HIN
day Of December, 1929, WV -'''
DO OF so Likely Negroes,
OF all ages and sexes, the property of tho late Dor
tor Samuel Browne, decd.
All persons to whom the said deceased NAV be IN
debicd are requested to attend the sale and prevent
sacrifice, by making the slaves cell for sonotbinS
IKE their value, and thereby insure the pavmcb, 81
their respective demands Those indebted TO Tho
salu deceased arc hereby notified, that unless paw
inent Is made on or before the 1st do, IS H. Psy
SHALL without discrimination, place their bonds NJ,
accounts IN the hands Of the proper officer for cooc
tomas the situation Of the estate will not admi, 81
indulgence beyond that period. Persons bovinc
claims against the said deceased aud not heretofore
InaGe Known, VIII de- we'll to hand in the amount q,
Their respective claims on the sale dav obnvc a. ,
shall proceed to make FINAL settlement and dis,r,
button of the estate aforesaid Immediately ,f,or 81,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28

SiLh'-S5o,oo 600 worth Observing silk is said to DC
made annually in the county OF New Haven, Conn
where the Mulberry grows IN great abundance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28

MARRIED, in Edenton. N. C. ON tho IN,
INST n by the Rev. John Avery, DIR. MATTHEW
FACES OF this city, to Miss MARY NJ. COLLINS,
daughter OF Josiah Collins, Esd ofthat place.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28
LAMBERTrS OFFICE. December "a LOO

I1'I""D'@HI . UFFILE, Deccmber %, 1920
81, so, %, -, 81, 45, l6, 40, SO,
Were the numbers drawn in the Maryland State Lot,
terry, No. G. -'0'
OJ'Soycral handsome prizes sold by
4. LAMBERT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28

- OF pulmonary consumption, on the 9th
inst at the residence Mrs. Galloway in the county
OF Bedford, CALLoHiLL MENNIs, aged 80 years. late
member OF the Convention of Virginia
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28

Mr. Denny ofPittsburgh, hns been chosen member o.,
Congress from Allegheny district, in the place OF
Judge Wilkins, resigned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28

SAhI'-4OOO bushels Lisbon Salt, board Schooner
- William Henry, Capt Doyes) viii be sold low If tskc
rom 'ne vessel LEWIS WEBB g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28

The report ofthe robbery of the Great Southern
Mail bdwccn French IoCn and Mem Casiie, is un-
founded.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28
on TULJRSD4Y

OJN THURSDAY
The drawing Of the Delaware and South Carolina
Lottery extra class No 16,) will be received.
"a Number Lottery--8 dralon Ballots.
Capitals $4,000, 1859, OF 900. of 400, OF
300. 10 of 200, 30 Of 100, &c &c
Tickets only $3-Quarters rs cts. For sale at
T. LAMBERTS
oec ~ Fortunate Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-28

u hNDObP1S REPORTS, Vol. 9Th Of Gases
~ argued and detcrmincd in the Court of Appeals
ofVirgnia, jus, published;
Complete sets of Virginia Reporters
Journals Of the Conventions of 1856 and t17c
Journals of the Senate and House Of Delegates 90
Virginia from l776 to 1890, inclusive
Hcnlng's Statutes at Large, and
The New Maps of Virginia,
All appropriated to Increase the Public library q,
THO State, may be had Of the subscriber at the C1pi
ol, in the city Of Richmond upon the lowest tcr,ns
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, CTk Council
oct G-tf and Librarian
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18
LATEST FROM MENICO. "

LATEST FROM MENICO.
W. arc indebted to Capt Clark, Of the schooner
Splendid, for file Of the Vera Cruz Mott coso from
Aug. I'd 10 Aug 10Th inclusive.
Capt. Clark brings verbal information, that on the
5th day alter the landing Of the Spanish routs they
t'oh possession of Tampico,
Commodore Porter was under arrest az Ney;cn
cause not known.
VERA CHUz, Aug. live have Just feared that
the Sphnish Expedition, whose intended destination
was luSpan, has landed at ;he mouth Of Tccol,Ita
To-day, three Of the transports have rcimrncd aud
according "a information communicated b. th, Can
ains' orr troops hal dcady assembled TO c ru;,rr
~ 600 cavalry They all marched in bod? To nee,
tie enemy 1hXona to show the superiority of II man
VINO hgh's Tor his liberty, over him who defends ty-
ranny. The rcsut is not doubtful! a few da -
more" "" peat 1t, and We shall chant the anthem OF
victory.
VERt CRuz. August i5.-By letters f. ON T,sn,r
winch nave been received in this city, dated the Iitb
Msi' VIC learn positively that Gen. Santa Anna re-
NAMED III that place with the expedition under his
command, making every preparation to give tho
Spaninrds warm reception. The same letters saw
was reported ~ Iuspan that the invaders Of Cnbo-
roJo Cape Roqre) had gained some Advantages over
100 or 300 citizens whose infrcpidty carried tlcul
TOO Tasiy INTO the presence of tie cncny. I. Is adj
ded however, that the Spaniards will very soon OK
perence the vongence ct the Mcxicans, as, in their
immediate ncqhbor'OOd of that place there were
more thnn 1900 mon, determined to cunGucr or die
The Captain 81 The vessel which brings this news
states that according to tho information given him.
ID
the Alexlcnns, vino nlcdged that including the ,roons
on board The ship which had Disappeared fiho U;ug
ham, the Expedition had lost more than 300 men
since leaving Hnvlnua.
Tile paper Of tlc Izth gives list o. If e,pcllod
S?awards, who have embarked in The Egsedtion|
against alcxco
or GEN. SANTA ANNA
EtieTdf ChiTgChe DjCi1on NJ Ogcy0Loos o.gjDt,
me Spanish i,'ndsys Ia tc bO1ps uudc, hts coD,o,d
Soldiers! The Spanish expedition 50 often annolu.
cod ~ preparing az Havana nr the Invasion Of orr
territory las at length arrived: aud these vic slaves
oi the greatest Of dcspos hnye already dared l 81
Their feet upon our soil At Carc Hoyuc.
Obstinate ~ luz purpose 10 to-coluucr this conn
Try, SPAN has not ceased go provide tho means G,r
eventually accomplishing ~ md this army which nn,y
presents isef, - Tic vaugund Of tho great Eyued,-
i"n which sic has prepared the result ~ her ardu.
0n5 laboWs. - is tie last nurnpi which ci,l bc
maze oy th1t inbccne nation 10 deprive as OF lnJc.
pyndcGcc. '
SodIeru! Those pcrfdious men provoke ne f., mn.
encounter. They Will find to their soro v. that vo,,
10 not shrink from this, but that YOU are alreadv OF,
Lh' i"aFch 10 accept tine challenge. THcy t,r.atc,.
y"I WIN n"atb but The sharp edge al your SWORDS
w.! m'aihb!y cause them to perish by hundfods aud
10 b'" lhc s'li which, they have dared 20 prnauc; IN
F'"''" ii'' 1oi hn '1bi,iduU Vii roma II, y 0c@.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18
To .l.TOREJY J.4CKSO.y, President NJ II.

n. /.
To .l.IOREIY J.4CKSO.v, Pre,ideot NJ H.. ri
hd Slutes.
Sra: Ancy 10. whether you have learned either
from u" course "i Yonr reading, or from those who
M" SURROUND -" III the c"raciy of Confidential ad-
vIscrS, that every CITIZEN Of the United States nus
scSscs tue undount"d rght To address the Chief Ma
sstiate OF The notion ~ the language Of nrtion and
i'nionstrancc. when the privilege j. exercised
whh aecornm and Propr"'y a. EXPRESSION i, cannot
furnish st cause of ceHeure: wien tie corduc, &C
The Executive Is such as violates hls Guv towards
the community 1T large, in!sinres the rights of
any hd.viduah 1t becomes matter of imperative OBJ
legation.
Unless | have rnucl deceived r1veelC both ,.ou
nnd Tie public win be- satisfied, before the tcrn,ina
ton Of this correspondence, Shat circumstances oxis
which have created the dEy, and that in is dis
Charge have not oycrstcrpcd the hounds vSicI, T
have prescribed 10 myself.
some men are so constituted that the exercise Of
'hi' privilege, on Tn" part Of tho citizen furnishes
10 ''in inc only opportunity 81 herring The plain and
honest language Ci truth. Elevated by the C,rco re
't1hrhial circumstances, 10 situations for which
heihcr their previous habits nor education gave|
t"," 'I". Their ignp 1nrc requires 90 be info.med
iniftci WITH vanity. equally "Xtrayagant and rdic-
u"'' ihfy cannot ctn!y endure advice. irritable
ana hnp'lrnus ~ their dispositions an honest nu,
candid oppression ot difference IN opinion av,,tors
c"ep "nd permanent resentment. The ouoIuies
q" such fnrn frpci from their presence all that H.
~ independent and honest; and equally from their
constitutional predictions and the natural course of
Things, they surround themselves with the cn,,nrt
WHO cannot mpTtiiy their VANITY by even an occidon
'' exhibition "i supcrIory with The fawuin, and
CD oqWo1a who can proHsu;c Themselves in tf,i-
ree"n'e as before an Idol; with the f,ro~ious epd
malignant whose dspo.rious and propensiiics bsr
ihonHe with thor own; with cunuinr and rrt,i,
'Pi'l lnir'Sucrs, "ho can WIKI nm casy supoleoess
assume by tHnIs oil those phases ofcnrnc-c- ,bct
i"y be- n.hcaclous 20 rendering their master q con-
lcnp'bic TOOL 10 Crafty their own solGsllpnrooe,s
80 u0t innk quite 50 mcanly W yrur ttpIsr.t,nd-
,r -, ~ a'''P'7e u necessary t. employ language
more explicitly pointing ~ the different ird,yIJ,ats
"h''h cnnroctcrs hive thus been briefly dcJiDoa,od
~ 'f"uP'd' Even yOn can scarcely EiD 10 trco,-
W. 'H' HA"r'W and unrducotod hojng inflated with
'''l,' prompt aud uniorg.vur ~ his recruitment,
I'M V H' more humble ni c.lect and ,rop,incn,e Of
"'5U 0n'ih"s--ihc crircug and o,sroni,n, sycol
Ph'ni-'h" ~'"d iinr- .uor4 ma! ,,1,s. 49,
'r".i prov"r7ai'y cool cncilaiiDo ycr.,,i .i
', i",,. .n""g i"' WHO ind .rs,ood to1
coWpj" the select group uf which i. Is ,o,,, go, "
fortune 10 occupy tie prluciP-l place. ''''
'''me OF your "ulcg'ss. anl ,hcy trc both r,,,no
RUS ant noisy have applrudcd you ne posses
~ uncommon degree, thc copacy 20 Distinguish tbc
'hH'as'"-s - thrFc . vh,'n ycu ors h-o.rlt ina
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18

contact. w mi" they have conceded your lgnoIunce
of books and your want oi experience, they have boid
ly asserted that YOU had power oi discrimination
which could not be deceived, II would surround your
self wa b counsollors who >uld amply supply your
acknowledged deficiencies. Yet still be guided aud
controlled by your master spirit. l viii not affect
TO have been very cre,iuuus when either the good
qualities of your heart, the valuable ones OF your
cad, were the themes OF pancgyric; but even those
who surpassed In possess si less uf either ihan
did, may be Justified IN avowing that they had an
prec'ated YOU ton highly. The ignorance which oN'
lsed rs TO your real qualifications, may, without any
'nsmuatinn against the virtue intelligence OF
those who supported YOU, be attributed to the few
occasions which your career has presented to form
correct estimate either of your talents your Slr
tues You have been the child OF adventurous CIR
cumsiances and the creature OF accident; and those
may well be pardoned, who, regarding merely the
popularity which you had acquired, presumed, sub
sequent events have shown how mistakenly and I'M
fortunately, that you could ncvcs have attained it
without good qualities of heart and some intel
cctual capacity. Had your real character been
Justly appreciated let hcsccC, you not TO think
cnntenpiuuGsly OF the American people 10 sup
pose that notwiths: andimg all the "cXtraorin,rv
,ncidcnccS," 10 fashionable phrase, which have
combined 10 promote your elevation, You would ever
nave been bought OIL IN yond the limits ui Tonnes
suitable candidate ior the situation you now
occupy.
, As Is probable that YOU Will often have I'll op
porunity OF pCruSing my remarkS-or your mouth
piece has Informed us that YOU read in person, al
the letters directed 10 you-I shal! close ,'is intro
ductury cpistle by subscribing myself
Our obcdicnt servant.
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18

the destruction ~hIch ,helr rash enterprise has me
rltcd.
fore IL, IN which we will gather now laurels, yalor
and constnncy disciphuc, subordnailon and order
Such quatics as these cannot deceive US. Always |
tnat YOU fight for INpEPE und Ii
pERTY, and let those dear urge YOU TO combat
with double ardor, I'LL the triumph ~ achieved That
it will be achieved, who doubt?
Soldiers, IL Is better To dic--to die a Thousand
deaths If possibie-han to suffer the hard woke of
oppression, which these tyron,s seek impose. "
DEPENDENCE on DR. Arn ict il glitter ON your stan
dords let it be the only sound which echoes through
your camp; as is and will be the uf your &c
neral. ANTONIO I.opEz DE- SANTA ANNA
Heroic Vera Cruz, Aug. }, 1899.
Captain Clarke states that the Spaniarts had pos
session OF Tampico, which they took with n force NJ
l5oo men, without much bloodshed, though the gar
rison consisted of much greater number or men
The Vera Cruz papers state that the Mexican troops
under command of Sr. Anna, 10 tho number of
10000, were at Tuspan, on the lith OF August, on
the march for Tanpco, 10 attack the invaders
Tuspan is about 40 or 50 miles from Tan,pco Can
tam Clarke also Estates that Com. Porter WIS under
arrest AZ the city of Mexico,
We learn from the papers. that great excitement
prevailed both at Vera Cruz and ct Mexico on the
subject OF the landing OF the Spanish troops JUDI
ing from the enthusiasm manifested in the rapers tho
Spanlards have met with no fnvorablc reception ut
,h"lr landing as has been reported at Havana. The
landing was effected at Cabo Roo.
| Up to the 18th nothing had been hcar, dccisvely
on tho subject. The greatest contempt ma ninsted
for the snalncss of the numbers of the sSpanaris.
A'motion in the Mexi Senate, to give Mr.. Poin-
Scit his passports to return this country was lost
y motion tn clothe the Executive with cxtraor,li-
nary powers for five months LOST III the senate
ayes II, noes S1.-.hsr. .ldp.
! MENICo;-Wc have been politely ia vourcd by a
con'mccai TREND with the following extract ct n
| letter dated ".Nrk1n-us .yuiy 81 1899
| The steamboat. arrived here Yesterday from, New.
YORK, but met with 4 very warm reception from our
batteries, tie people we're daily expecting the
Spanish fleet. Consequently, the steamboat aud
schooner appearing they were surpassed To be par,
ofthe fleet, and warm lire immediately opened
upon thcin, which drove them OFF. They then ar-
preached IN front at The iiraSso, where every prcpa-
alton was made for war, and il was sometime before
the American v!cccnusul could persuade H., ~ Of
thrr error.
The Sper;arls have actually landed at or nclr
Tanpco, and is suid That another division has also
landed at Saia small town about 20 miles from
here where all tho soldiers from this place and Tie
neigh5oring towns lave gone to give them battle
! They were III armed and mounted as cavnlrv. ami
with flags flying, having the motto OF God AMI Lib.
e7fy, made line nnd imposing display. You may
expect shortly 10 receive accsunts Of hard fought
battle" C;,yiIlr
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Fiam lie .N;'o York ,Nn1aiiS Ncr0d.
PLAIN TAI.h, No. |.


W hen You hear the American System ccn,omncd.
because tn Use the aEti-tarin cunt il Will ruin cam
mer'e-as< what commerce IS, ans; nineteen clanc,-s
out oi twenty your "ppnncnt vii; b. brought up II
standing. 1.-The is much Of thinking animal MS
Ia know that it is tie exchange OF commodities nd
not merely importing cloth and hardware from Eng
.anG-ssk him whether greater variety aud qualify
.! commodities viii not iiord more means for con,-
nercc than If cithcr the variety quality is Sma II
lac I'll admit thS-asi him II the products OF manu-
features and agriculture together, Y not have The adj
vantage IN variety agriculture alone? If he is
bo9glcd. illustrate il By explaining to him that ward
%: Goth q bushcl Ctgrain together of more wor,
tian eltLer one Of them Snv. IL he sup3)scs that
The less cnih Is made, the more grain will ne grown
ana greater exchanged BILE value produced ask him
aho'It how many woncn, children, II able bodied mon
aIc engaged IN manufacturing in the Unite, States.
Ii lie can, alter ascertarng the number show that II
would be possible ;or them TO produce i'll grain one
fourth the value they nov produce manufacturers,
tel INN vOu VIII give up the American System, and
adopt the Brltlsh.-Agan ask INN 10 imagine that the
women, children, &c. now engaged in manufacturing
had quit aud gone to iatrning and suppose them TO
Prodccf for times as much grain the same number
OF able bodied men cCGd produce, ask Inn To whom
should we sell il; Ask him where the country hes
which is open 20 "ra:n, that does raise urtla-
My as much grain their wants reIure that we do
not nor supply?
The manufacturers of cotton WOOL skins and fur, on
the lowest calculation produce annually more than III
" millions cfdol!ars valIe of fabrics II we were to
throw i!ty millions worth o lJur into the markets of
t"oSc countries 10 when we are allowed 10 carry 1t,
how much would 1t brin:: per barrel? Ask hila, if
ordinarily double the quantity wanted thrown into
market VIII not depress the prices than ilv per
cent, especially if like -four it is prrshublc. This
VIII De about enough for one n'crview-tcll him to
think ont, for three four days. AMI you'll see him
again. Biorc he goes, ask one thing more of him
ask him II he enjoys comfortable cup o. Hgsou in
the bosom III lis family of a winter cvcnng-ask him
II he remembers the cup which contains his tea cost
u shilllng-ask him if he knows John Bull rot four
pence OF that shilling out Of his pocket Tor taxes
poor rates. : c-ask him if the tea would Int Irinh
az sweet If the cup was hu; eight pence. ard that
mat eight pence went 20 the pocket of brother
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18
\ sS!Hc..:.

The t,t lime oc day decline ma tell the hlr y-,
The huy wh scrS ia the i'dveS golden abovr;
Burv the l If power: nom i, dark 20 lhcr
Ny sister and my ft'liul cue And OH Ter dealt, me,
Ia sickness a. cci for her her beauty pu her kis
10 her ny soul WIS Gtih To leave itr odd tn:
And glad WIS N'cn DAYS l igs,n upon fc''
And In, all thu said 'lu,i,f AL thou
welE'
She led me where he o.! stream, tbs lctf t,rc dn
She lei ne where tie white sheep % urr the SHINING hills
And when ;hc CLEAN upon tl, o. me, .tn,
Led forth with SILVER leading strings, my s1I l.um O.,sOe
dream.
Nov satin, n.y. bltierGy may through the ai;ce peer
To tell the prime of shn"ier innr the gipv the ,ca
6I meier fn herto death eyes have gwen up ,cis trust
Aul cannot The grave 70 cell item lYm the
dust.
But in the shes her p"ay mother n,a, hath Hi.,e
Aud she hath Sp, slialed foot sunshine 81 Tie
blessed
Eternal her ashes keep me through tie past
Aud may good Chn> my pIit take AT last
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-18

NIKGlNiA:-M superior of ci,a,ce,v holder, a,
the capitol in the city OF Richmond the 2Ih dav of Jim.
1929 Lew Jones' pit against Daey Niorrss Dabnev nic
executor at John PeIhnson, Decd Richard Borum and A.
Oliver, dts. ' my ''e
THIS day cunc the parties by their counsel and the co,,
having auIey considered the premises, and the arguments
counsel thereupon had, doth oier cfeuda, Dasv
MILLER 90 render an account OF his Of the esaie
on MS s'aor John ferknson Decd Showing the amoont In
ms hands as executor Aforesaid bcqeaied his
WI 10 Sarah Morriss, the late wife o the defendant Dabuev
NoIs aud that the defendant Asa Oliver ouh
oil the commissioners account of the the ts,
property conveyed to him by three Of tru exc
cted 10y the Dabney Mors aud 10 in the paIn
u o aud of the disbursements thereof sbe debts tie
payment of which charged upon the said properiy an
'at tie commissioned do the elt
CLAIMED nv the def.ndsa, Richard Born Of tie credits
against TIE same well for the board Of the said Borun during
ihc time no lived with the defendant Damey NORRIS n, k ri
the payments actually made the said loIu on account Of
mo sa' d' which several the IN
objected to examine, and report court th any matters
specially stated deemed pertinent by himself which may be-
required by the parties to lie stated given the
plaintiff to amend his bill AMI make Nmn,o Mos admins
o.: Sarah NORRIS deed defendant in this raus yh
Is sent To- the rules for that purpose
Ac"py 1cste, WIN. G. PBNDLEroN, c C