Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-14

" to sell two valuable LOTS, living near III
centre ofthe city: one in front of the Washinrto
Tavern, the other Immediately back of Mr.. Stanard's
The improvements on the first are removable at tn
end of the term l3lst Dec. next by Air. Goddin, IN
tenant. GEO. HAY, actinr
june ! for the Proprietor.
DROPOSALS. by ALEx'R CAMpRELL, for puI
fishing by subscription, a DEBATE on n
OF CHRISTIANITY, held be
tween RoEERr OWEN, of New Lanark, Scotland
and ALEx'R CANrBELL., of Bethany. Virginia, in III
city OF Cincinnati, Ohio. beginning on the 18th. an
with the ~intermission of one Sunday, continued Ill
the evening of the 2lSt April, 1929.
Robert Owrn read aud spoke for IL hours on he sid
ct soep'jcism Alexander Campbell, on the side Of Christ
ianiiy, spoke - hours, ma irs ia all noe. yer dav TO
b days. "
This discussion was taken down in snoIi-hsn nd nv Me
CHARLES Fl. SIMS Of Ciucinnatti. = very romreten
stenogTapher, who pre- lsrred an Immediate remuneration
for his services II the right ct publication; II the re fore devol
yea upon the parties to rem"neraie Mr. Sims, aud TO un
dsrtaks the publication themselves. Having agreed 10 piy,
MIN 800 dollars for his reports; aud Mr.. Owen, about to re-
ftEh TO Europe, having suid ms interest IA tue work,
have become the sole proprietor.
y very imperfect outline ct tms discussion cen be Civ.
en- ia any Prospectus. To say the least iii, II was Der.
maps the most interesting discussion which has occurred
since the reformation. or perhaps before that memora
bic epoch. The celebrity Of Mr.. Owen, aud his bold
attack on all religions, gave g'eat expectations to the
Scepiichl world. Having myself expected much, I accu-
INFLATED \ large variety of ducm leuts aud arguments in
defence Of the Revelation, and explored all the systems
of scepticism Of ancient and modern times. The s,riaI
system, too, so ably plead by Mr.. Owen. came in re-
view. No work 81 the same kind can be found IN any
language or country. The bulwaiks Of Christianity and
Scept'cism are clearly aud fully exposed side by side
Nhh many documents, inaccessible tn the great mass Of
mdnkind' viii be made accessible and mIelIigible to al
readers who are DESTROYS To understand these subjects
Mr. owen aud myself have ag'ecd to add an ArrEN-
DIN II THE UEBATE. Tor the purpose of making the
worN more satisfactory. This AVyCndix will pte>en,
from both parties their best thoughts on such matters a.
were not $ fully ,xarined in the discussion. In n word,
we may say thar this wo'k will be in itself little libra
" on the subjects on which ii treats, aud he that rises
rom a faithful peTuSal Of IL, uncouvinced Of the truth Of
the side which he may have previously doubted or oppo-
go may we 'hink, be supposed 10 be be -nnd the reach
If rational conviction. A. CAMPBELL
CONDITIONS.
|. This work shall be ptimted on Il new TYNE, purchased
fnr 'h- purpose, ans m geod paper.
IL. 1t is expected thar it will contain COO large duodec.
mo or small octave pages; aud cannot, when substan-
TALLY bound, be offered for less Than 50 bo,rd :.
boa ds, 81 90. "
Ill. To those who subscribe for ten comics one shall
oe allowed three for twenty eight for fhy-and 20
Tor one hundred. These allowances are made on the ex-
press condition that the money will be paid when the
books are delivered. In al! other cases only ten per cen,
will be allowed for sale and collection.
w. IL IS hoped that care will he taken to obtain only
s"ch subscribers as will pay, and that the Agents will
make return Of the list Of subscribers Within two months
nr snonef II possible. The work shall be NJ To ures in
4 lew days. aud as we cannot throw off a very large i'm.
pIeSsloh 10 4 snort time, and AS all possible desuatch il
aimed at in the first edition, those who apply FIRST will ne
The FIRST supplied: aud should the edition fail befo,s Ill.
soDs',!p''on Is h'ieh, those who are latest in forwa rd;ng
'neIr lists oil subscribers may have " wait for a se,ond
edition. ~
Bethany, Brooke co. Va. May 6. 1899.
VIRGINIA.: Al rules, modem IN the clerks o61r If tho
superior court Of chamcery for the Richmond district.
the 81 day Of August, 1929: William sperinn. MI,
against F. Nicholas < Co, Charles Spering & Co. and
Otis, Dunlop g. Co. dts.
The defendantsF Nicholas & Co, and Cha's sperng &
10. not having entered heirappeara nee md given s,curitv
accordingto the act OF assembly aud the rules ofth-s couri.
aud IT appea ring by satisfactory evidence. that they are
nor inhabitants of this country; it is ordered, that the said
defendant as a anne F hara IN a.. E..g 1T
uary term, aud answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and tbat q
cory Of this order be forthwith inserted in som. nsv,s,,re,
published ~ the city Of Richmond, for two mon,hs sue
cess'veiy' aud posted al the front dour ofihe capitol, in the
said city.
So a eopy. Te'ie. WI. G.. prvDLErov. e. r.
VIRGINIA: Atmies, holden in the clerx : oa,re at ,1
superior court OF chancery fof the Richmond district
the 81 day IT June, 1929: Sarah Powell, in her own
right as widow Of James Powell, dec, Eliza ~, hIs,,ba
A, Ariadne c, aud Sarah II. j. Powell. infant children
o. s"'d James Powell, dec by the 'aid Sarah their guar
diam pits. against Addison Powell, admin. Of James Pow.
ell, dec I'm Gholson and George Mason. DIS.
TIE defendant George Mason, not having entered
his appearance and given security according 10 the act of
assembly " the rules Of this court. aud It appearing nv safe
iaci"y evidence, that lie is not an inbabitsn, or The
rouruyi II is ordered, that the said defendant do an,e,,
mere on thP hrst day of the next January term. and
answer the bml OF the plaintiffs aud that u eopv Of This
ordsf be ioftnwiih inserted in some newspaper published
in the city OF Richmond, for two months succes,iy elv. ao5
posted AZ the front door ofthe capitol, in the said city.
al a rnpy. Teste, WIN. G.. PRNDLRTov. e
fNHA W NUNNffrI nnIufM
' atthe capitolin the city Of Richmond, on "wednesday.
June ION, 1929: Richard Boyd, pitL 0gaiasf John d.
Hawkins aud Alexander Boyd, DIE.
This cause came on this day ~ BE- heard on tho bu
taken Tor confessed rs 10 the defendant Alexander Bovd
the answer OF the other ne frniant, with the 70 mira, ion
thereto, exhibits and pxI nina ions NJ vftnesse. a. 90.
argued 10y counsel: On consideration whereof the cc,,,
h"'h felef the accounts between the parties. 10 ooe ~
'he commandments who Is directed to examine. state aud
sue The same and make epeu thereof to the court,
''h any matters specially stated deemed pertinent nv
"'"s'Il, Or which may be required by thr pa ftes a, lac a..
stated. " " ~
- Cove. Tc.te. WV. G.. PgvDLrtoz.
1o""'''i0'eT's Ollie, Richmoad, JDlD 25h, 1929.
the parties Interested will please T. Ike notice. hal have
"pp''"'F' 'he eighth day ~ September next. ~ commence
I've accounts directed In the foregoing order ~ eo",,
"n wnich day ~ 9 o'ci"ck \. NJ, they are reoui,ed IN
''''"' y my once nthis city, with their acconnfe. voueb.
es ann documents roedy Tor examination aud seriere,,
ana wIth Office copies Of The necessary count nsne,s.
50 w4t e. HILARY BAKER. Conn.
JOB PRINTING
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