Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-24

am ",,,,. owa,as them the friendly conaoc
ehymist at BEL wishing 70 n,...
on tue action OF phoshorus, took grain Of
stance with sugar on the Goth of Sc,n VI ,nat sub
cay he took two grains and ON tho s2d asst next
even,ng he experienced great uneas;nna nus
particularly IN the abdomen; but those ,v,ns,s'
.n,ace1untaoly attributed to rheumatism and cm'
poycu Nor remedies. On the 24th he yvas s.; .'.
WIN constant vomiting, and tho matters elected Ri
Tue OCCUR Of garlic. Medical assistance was nov.
cuieo on out without avai inflammation of tho All.
and ny a ana TOOK places on the a9th he had spasms
anu inc ieit arm became parulyzed; Ne was der;ons
ana soon after expired having fallen victim 10 his
'"sau''ous experiments NE dicai Gazette.
The Life of the celebrated lob. ~.
l:shed by Lord King, is one of Tho 49,, Just pun.
ouu'tions ever made to national lter,t,ro srs,
'oul"a'' tIe common place Book and THO ine,li,ed
81 me ii'9s,rous philosopher, which have de-
scenacd 20 Lord King rs brunch Of tho fnu;lv n 70
'nvaiuahe; and the correspondence which his f,ra
snip has inserted by way OF eucidatne the W,";r
includes s letters OF King Charles IT,, Lord shafisbu
pembroke, Lord BIortlaunt Lord Asbiev ~, "
Monmouth Earl of Peterborough Lord Soiners. Mr.
Cudworth, &c. &c. ' '''.''' - W.T.
disgraccful scene occurred fow dnvs oro :.
Devizea. Mr. Green the aeronant ,vbn h,, 81 e.. AT
ny once disappointed the people of that place. bcn
""aoie, from an escape oil gas from his balloon on
aeeount OF IT'S unfinished state to ascend according
20 promise, the mob broke in, and with tn;,os 81
other instruments destroyed the balloon. which CO..
tanned 5oO yards of silk and the carr and Il ,vns ni
.nrough tue prompt interference Of the Magistrntcys
Sn ". M, ~. 1 , was saved from personal injury
Sucn was tue fury OF the enlightened people Of Wills
s c, 10 preserve life MIR. Green, his wife md ,
trend, were compelled to sccrcte themselves in
dafk hole until eleven o'clock at night.
a most extraordnarytnlo has reached nc g.
heigAe, for which our informnnts are IF " ,s ou'
TONED vetacity During ofthe late storms ,hroo
ns ,ho 1aans ,e amidst shower Of rain into the ward
OF inc poor house at Redhill, where two or ;ba,u
may be seen ut this moment. Il is sunnosed ,ha,
were taken up from the sea i'm a swhirlnooI G,s,aJ
ces OF which are known to have occurred.l and on
spot brighton Gazette. ''o '0o'e
extraordinary and .Narro,o Escape.-A ma,
~ ma'e unuereolng IN examination Tuesday. be-
iore the magistrates nj the Gudhal. Bath suJJsnj
ana most unexpectedly, made a sprnr ,bront ~
open window looking into the market and cJea,;n.
wide and deep area, its surrounding rniling anJ
s,an OF vegetables hemade clever and effc
tua escape before means could be putin force far IL;
capture. Hsi he missed hs sprinp and n lion ~.
nc area tits probable he would have lost his life.
EfoPement.--A short time since Mr. uor,, -
gcon, OF Dronfeld, Derbyshire copcd With ,i SUI
daughter Of the late - Cecil ESQ ma uD...y
inc clrcuitous route of Dublin, arrived safely y, Cs
ma Green, where the indssoluble knot ~ >:,
Inc lngi'iyes then returned To Sheffield 10 the bors
OF Mr' Hardys brother, who is also discinle 81 IL
cu!aplns. Mrs. Cecil, the mother of the youno j,d
wa as may be supposed, highly exasperatcd arainst
oil the parties. She first CHARGED NJ m. ~ ',SI
husband, with felony, for having tnLcp aaay' we
Clothes and Jewels of the lady, as wus ,nen,;on, 'o
inherent newspapers at the time; but tho Maost ,,
oeiore whom The charge was heard, dismissed II on
tie ground that the articles had been ,r;,,on ~ '"
daughter by Mrs. Cecil She then obta,yeJ = 49, ~.
corpus, directed To the .Messrs. Hardy tn b,n, &c
body OF Clara Cecilia Hardy before Judgee AMI a,
.ncy accordingly on Monday last, obeyeJ the writ Lv
producing the young lady before Mr. Justice R,,ta9
at his Chambers, when the learned judge. af;cyy ~
aiming her IN private, restored her to the crs,od,
her husband, and dismissed the case EBes;ds,, ~
from the Master of the Rolls for the MesSrs H.
and Mrs Hardy to appear before him md in ohoSy
ence thereto the parties attended at the RoIIs, 60,
on Tuesday. when his Honour, in order 10 save thr
trouble OF procuring the necessary evidence from S.,
land TO lay before n Master, ordered tbot tho o
shonld be married according to the law of En",a.S
ana alter the ceremony that the Muster sbouj5 60
nine into the circumstances of Inc purtcs and rnor,
what settlement, II my, the husband sho,,Id NJ. b.
upon the WIFE Mr. Hardy, of Sheffield WINS ralo,,"
byconscht of Mrs. Cccil's Counsel from beinr, c'r
Their party in the cause. w.
The late King was very partial TO Eaton rollo,,o
lie used often TO write TO the head master IN nh,;
half holiday for the boys. and invariably rcco,n,o
deh 10 the Nobcmen about to send their SONS IN
DC euncated there His majesty used 10 relate the
Some years past saw two Of the urchns shoo,-
ing IN my preserve; both shirked lin n ditch: gave
tnem view-lpow; caught them, and took 6vav
"' I'LL g"''s; Di'' nj KNOW Inc, took for kccpcr
ana oiercd mo hali-crown to let thcn Off and said
they would tell The King, Who they were sure. wonlj
" 9., nInu heir Killing hare Frightened them orr
olthcIr wits when said who was, and that sbonJJ
complain to The Doctor (the mastery instead of which
sem them few pheasans aud q hare, upon their
"or not 10 Po1cil again; aud they kept their
VIZ, both Pccrs-both Peers now and two Of Tho
Itctcst gane-preservers in England concluded the
Nng, laughlng' "a proof the saving, thu, md ola
Poae"e' makes the b'st earnekeeper ehl' Wv
Wt1dsw Herald.
tent t w yhc III idea may be formed ortc OK
tu. 20 wnGh me vice of gaming is carried n h a.,
n9rhes OF black legs who infcst tho On oy lne
S races are held by tho fact (which ,o 'yw S~
srao fSspeSaele authority that enc gentleman los,
1dTed and oty pounds in one of tIe ,n,u
ray he'ls established in the very centric ofte IHp
o,' several other annIs of magnitude were ISs,
vs. .raue was brisk and the gan. not large eno,h
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