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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-09

VTRGIsIA;-At rules, holden in the clerks office
of the superior court of chancery for the Rich
mond district, the Sd day of August, 1929: Austin
Brockenbrough, Joseph Pollard and Edwin Upshur,
pitfs against Thomas Bohauan, Richard l.. Boha-
nan, John Bohanan Alexander :. Buhunan, William
Bnhnnan, Sarah Evans. James H. Royster and Mary
~. his wife. Richard Cuviugon, Joseph u. Hlpkius,
James Allen, WIN. B. Mathews, Joseph b. Coving
ton, Christopher D. + Get, eX'or Of Andrew G..
browne, aud admor dc bnnis non, with the will nm
nexed of BAIL Browne, decd, Muses. Crow, and Eli
zPbcth his WIFI, james SodgilI, Samuel Dogcins, and
Sally his wife, Drphin Croxon, John Cox, aud Jo-
anna his wife. Carter Croxion. infant, Eliza rrox-
ton, al infant, and Moses Crow, adm'or oil William
EruXtnn, dec d, dts.
The defendant John Bnhnuan, not having entered
bis appearance and given security according t0 the
net Of assembly and the rules of this court and M
pearng by satisfactory evidence that he Is not Az
inhabitnnt of This country ordered, TINT nc sad
Ccendan, do appear here the first day of the next
January term, and answer the bill Of tho plaintiffs
md that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
snme newspaper published in the city Of Richmond,
for two months sucressivcy and posted at The front
door tho capitol in the slid city,
76 cory. Tcsto, WV. q. PESpLETov, C. 6.
NN1IRgSIAAt rules, hollen I'm the clerk s oAice of
~ the supporter court Of chanc.rv for the Richmond
district, the 81 day of August 1929. PbiIn AyIet,
sheriff Of King william county, and committee Of the
estate Of Ysncey Iipscom deed, pllE aQains, James
Fox, aud 1hos n. Fox, admots with the will annexed
Of John Fox, decd, Hudson y. L'pscornb, William
Stone, admo'r Of John Lord, decd. Mnr,lrcai Abra.
ham, personal representative of y. Mitchell, deed
David Valentine, Abraham Archer, Corbin Braxter and
James Edwards, dts.
The defendant Hudson p. Tipscomb. not having en-.
tered his appearance and given security according
the act Of assembly and tho rules of this court and il
appearing, by satisfactory evidence that he il an
inhabsnt of this country IL IL ordered that the said
defendant do appear here the first day of the
January term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and
that copy of this order he forthwith inserted some
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond. for two
months suecessvely and posted the front door Of
'he capitol, in the said city.
70 \ copy TestI WV. G.. PESD5Eroy.c. e..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-09
DANCING ACADEMY.

MIR. BOSSIEUX respectfully informs the ladies
I'VE and gentlemen OF thy city, that being able
to find convenient room for teaching and giving
balls. hC has resolved To have r BALLROOM built
IN the most elegant style. 1t will be eighty feet by
fifty, with two splendid dressing rooms, aud every
convenience requisite inr i. s,ub!lcs.
Ms. r. hopcs to deserve the appreciation and sup
port OF the LADIES' and gentlemen of Richmond. IN
erecting building worthy of their patronage. Mr..
j. expects. that hs ballroom will be ready by the be-
ginnn,s ri December.
In the meantime, Mr. y. will bo very happy to Mt
tend I" young ladies and gcnil mon, IN SeminuFlcs
and private families
N. For terms aud regulations, please TO apply
Ivy note or personally. al Mrs. Dupuy's Mansion
House or Niles McKcnzics Seminary.
nov 22-COGt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-09
Grand Solar Microscope.

YBNhE public are respectfully informed the Propri-
Il o'or Of the Micro-copr. has obtained n very ell
i"ibe III the Muscun of this city. formerly
cupird as tho Sntuarv Room and which Is now fit
ed ny FIR The purpose OF better displaying 'hc grent
magnitying powers of tho astonishing mstr,Irnsut t
II. room vii be olen for visitors from 9, 4. NJ. to
). 7. II eueru f1ir dny.
THIS eu'prisinu inst rument discovers to view the
most minute bodies the animu vegetable auc min
"rdl pSitS Of creation. u;1gnivirg ;hrm more n n
"OOO.0on times: The apparent DIS oni rs or cheese
which living animacula is scarcely pcrcertihle 10
the naked eye. Is magniiied to the enormous size oil
from 70 feet, and in actual motion. fighting and
contcndng in the most spirited manner. Many other
"hlccis prepared and viii be exhibited The in.
tcre nr process of disqualification - shown in mos,
reSplcndcni and ma rntcrnt c0ours-It needs hut
t" be seen 10 he mast admired, II Icing impossible to
give aecquaf" description Of its briIliancy.
u Abundance 30 Gents. children half price
oct Oils
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-09

T6NHE Sucriers proposed SCHOOL will oprn on the st oi
January next, and bS will continue receive offer OF
IupI until the nnrt reaches so being his limit Lest
the terms ~ his iorner advertisement may
teo he WI ielcat that ucy are, $50 r scholastic wear
Of ten months One vacation only will br gvc the
August 10 the LET o October. during which board will he
s25 ur those WHO chuse TO Hall yearly pa ymcn
be required ~ advance These will dcay ali cxpencus exocpt
r apparel, mcndng. books aud stationary The two last will
he furnished II desired iu cash good they can
be procured elsewhere while hc nendng done ~
very trfnI 10y senpcsses the neighborluod who viii
aud deliver clothes when required re various
branches taught, aud the methods ursi, will r such as o
give the Boys all the requisite prcps or entering any
the COLLEGE, Universities IN the Jntcd States But their
moral education will be made the primary aud paramount object
~ attCntinn.
H. Direct letters (osi paid the subscriber Rich.
n'oud, until tive Convention Afterwards ElmwOOd,
Essc' county, Virginia The distances this place from the
following well known points IS miles NORTH OF Richmond.
w eas NJ the Rowling and 81 south NJ Fredericksburg Tho
s~anbod atuxent passes within "a miles of Thus
nay rom baltimore, aud from fredericksburg every
saturday JANIS vi. GARNEI'r .
nc Editors Of the National nIclgcncer apj Frederick, burg
iCiald, wil plcase insert the above.
F''''NoFn NSSeN crr ". Va g." n 7or-ps~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-09
SMOKED BEEF.-Goo lbs Smoked Ref ina,
~ received, for snle BY
ENOCH ). COURTNEY.
nov J-eots h.Jln ~. opposite the Old M ket

Ni'"'~'A:-At rules, holden in the clerks office of
the superior court oi claucery tor the X edmond
district, the 3rd day of August. 1929: William Arm
stead and Thomas III. Terrell. ex 'ors of William
Arnsicad deed. the said Thomas II. Terrell m M,
own fight, W Iili"m ChamDrIay John ID Christian
adm ar of Bennett Lewis decd and Cs,barine Dan
bridge, adTrX OF Bartholomew Dandr,o,e decd
t!tis agaEst Jesse mn, Sheriff OF Hanover county
ana ns such ad.i,'or OF WIN. ID. Abbott decd and
William }. Ming aud Scaion c. I'aylor Snow p
,a!ior, aud Altn"any Z. Taylor, heirs ut law of snd
VIM ID A Sott- the twn last OF whom are infants he
The said Senton &. Taylor. their guardian ,d ht.,
and Ih"mas q. Tinsley and Susanna Tinslev adm or
nI"i adm TX OF IhOnas Tlnsiy, decd. William lrue-
he"rt Joseph ga kr. Fruncis Scott Philip Wooden
IT., w Iilinm II, Picasnnts. End Samuel Moseiv dts
fhe defendant Fhiip VI ovdson, r., not HAVING
entered ms appearance and ~iyfn securitv accordag
TO the act at assembly and tile rules OF this court
f"hr IL appearing. oy satisfactory evidence that he is
h~ an ighahnni Of this country: it is ordered that
Inc SAID defendant do appear mere The first dav of
me hexf january term. aud answer the bill of the
plaintiffs; anu that copy OF this order he forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city of
hcliiond Tor TWO months successfully, and post cd
at The front door of the capitol, the said city
10 copy. Tcsie, WIN. q. PENpLEron c. c.
u i>Ih-Ai rules, h,Hden III the clerks nfice
ofihe superior court OF chnncery for the K 'ch-
mono district the Sd day Of August. 1929: Gustavus
Adolphus Muir a;''nUr do buniS non " it'll the will an
ncXcd OF Francis Muir. decd. pltf against Bar,elo,t
p Todd adm'or. &c. OF WiiHm Yates ir decd, Jo-
scph W. Harper, adn'"r de bcnis of Benjamin p
ihcs. hcrd, adm'or Of William
rateF jr. decd, and George W Freeman and Ann
his wife. dfrs.
The defendants George w. Freeman and Ann bis
WIFE, not having entered ibci appraronce and given
security according 10 the act of assembly and the
rules of thus court, aud 1t appearing py satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants of This coun-
try: s ordered that hc SAID defendants do appear
here on the first DIV of the next January term and
answer The bill OF the plaintiff; and that copv of
,i- orde: be forthwith inserted IN :. me newspaper
published IN the CITY OF Richmond. for two months
successfully, and pos cd the front door of the CAPT
tol IN ,le said CITY, cnnv. Tcs,c
10 WIN. &. PENuLrToS. c G
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-09

HTRoININh rules holden the Office Of The sumo
rinr court of Cihncey for the Ririnu I'd DISTRICT the Sd
daY oi August, iA2D HHchar9l Rrooks and Margaret hi,
viz fRnri'n Hoson, and Samuel Jones' pitts aas Hicn.
ard Pryor, eX'cr of James Duel oc' the said Richard ~
or aud Virginia H.. wif', T. O Boyd, DuIrl' oyl { nway
Envd Patrick Foster, ana Eleanor his wife David BOYD WIN
Boyd aud Henry Boyd, Richard MIae surviving rvor nj
John M'l;ac and nj John M.;ae INN decd tien W
Leigh, Joseph Wider Thomas Jones, his cvn right ard
eNoT Of Joseph Jones' Decd Richard Niatns >hcr IL
OF Prince George county aud ~ such aduor 81 JOAN acr
deceased Roger Mallory of the of Pete.
and such adr''pr OF Hector N-l de "A Alcxan,c NJ.
Rae, john M'Rea and Violet Iabnrne. dts
The defendants Richard Pryor r>nr oi James Ducll iced
and the Rohard frynr aud pia his wic Dur /,
Boyd not having entered their appearance and gwen srv
according tn the uf assembly aud The rules Ibis court
and appearing nv satisfactory evidence that 'cv rot
inhabitants o this country; ordered that the sad defend.
do here the first daV OF the en
aud answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy 81 this
order bc forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the city If Richmond or month";, vely and pasted
al the front door Of tine caption, in the said city.
10 Copy Tese, WM g. PrNpt syov, e. {.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-09

NIRGr>IA:-At rules holden in tha clerks Office OF
the superior court of CHANGER! lor the Richmond
district the Sd day ct August, 1920 William Moore
PHI against Richard n. Adams. lohn 4. ida,as
Ihos J. Adams, VIM. Clarke ara Susan his wife,
Roger Mallory, scrgcInt of the town Of Petersburg
and as such ndinor Of Mary Sands decd, 'rhos. Il.
Robertson, Mary }. lGncey, and Francis Yancy, and
SenlaInin Hinton, tine ony Guild, ard Edward Wat
kins, adm'or OF Samuel LINTON. dts.
Tie &c enlants Thus. J. Adams, VIM Clarke and
Susan ms wife and lhos. b. Robertson. not having
entered their appearance and given security according
to the ac- ~ as eby and the rules of this court and
1t appearing ~ satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants of this country: IL IL ordered, that
the sad dciedqEis dO app LCrc the H. day of
me nayt january term. and answer the bill of the
psir.tIft and that copy of this order be- forthwith
inserted III some rews paper published in the city of
kicimcnd' TOR two months successfully, and posted
az the front door OF the capitol, Ill thes,id CIV.
rs a COW. Tcstc. WV. @. p .n1,.nN r. e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-09
FOR RENT.
TABLE BUTTER.

TIME Sub, criber offers for sule, his store oppo
n site the Theatre, parcel of Phiadelphiu No
L. Extra Butter. remarkable for its rich and delicate
favour.
he has also nice Mountain Butter, and expects &c
have OF hand carefully rel, cted supplies, througi
tire season.
In Store,
Goshen and English Company Cheese
nov 5--eU2t WALTER ID. BLAIR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-09

NmGINIA:--A luies, hoiusn IN lie clerk, O:ilr
Of the superior court of chancerv for tho Rich
mond dlstrIc, ihr 81 day OF August, 1924: Hcnry
w Wood, nx or Of Henry Wood, dec d. pitt. agaiust
James B. Ferguson aud William Miller cx'o!s of
Thomas Miller Cec'd and Constrnc' y Her. widow
at said Thomas Multr. dec d, Elizabe n w Miller
now Elizabeth w. Watkins, Ma hunel NJ Miller
Thomas Miller, Henry NJ. Miller, lie 9TH j. Miller.
and John hIllcr, cii,ip..n ana dcvisces of said
Thomas Miller. Joseph Watkins, husband oi sand
Elizabeth w, G. oree Payne sLeriiiof tie county of
Goocand, William Hadcn Joseph Haien Joserh
Moon and Mary bis WIFE, formerly Hldrn, JOS phi r.
Haden, Hopkins Hadrn, Matthew Haden, james Iia-
den. ana Walter w IaLcu, the heirs, aud Susanna
w Bpden, widow aud udin'ix OF John Uaden dec d.
and James Vaughan. dhs.
The doIcnlante Thomas Miller Nathaniel NJ.
Miller Henry NJ Miller, Heath j. Miller, and John
l.. Miller and hlnrtha Hadem having entered their
Appearance aud given security according 10 The net
of assembly ana the rules o this court ami il Rppea
lag by satisfactory eyidcno that they not nhnbi
tpnIs OF this county: It IL ordered that the said de-
iendants do appear he'e the first day of the next
January tenn and answer the bill of the plaintiff and
tlnt copy of this order he Iorthwh inserted ~ some
newspaper published IN the o.:y oil R!ch.aond COR NY,
months successfully aad posted at The front door of
the capitol in fhe said city. 4 Cory Testc.
10 ~ VI. G. PENLEToN. e. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-09

PIE STEAMBOAT RICHMOND
"AVlNG undergone very complete and tho.
u IL rough repair will re commence her regular un
up James yer, To-.Norrolo h'rling (Friday, the
Goth inst. aud continue every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY lcay. lg Nivison's Wharf at half past q
O'Clock. and returning, will lcnye Richmond every
SUNDAY e. WEDNESDAY informing at the same
lIour W NJ. y CHAPMAN.
Norfolk oct 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-09

NtTIHsISiAA rules, holden IN the clerks Office OF
~ the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district, the Sd day Of August, 1929 Susannzh IA.
risb, pH against David Parish, Dabney Parish, I'll.
zabeth Minis, who was Elizabeth Parish, John tie:
Lean, and Mary his wife, who Mary Padsh, And&rs
son Parish john Parish, Nelson Parish. Hhmphret
Parish. Dibney Parish, Ro. T. Bbb. and Nancy BIS
wife, who was Nancy Parish, jasper a. Seraesnt and
Eliza his wife, who Eliza Parish, Joseph Glenr,
and Della his wife, who Delta Parish JAmri Jen.
nings, and Masse his wife, who was Missile Parish,
Samuel Groons and Polly his wife who was Polly Parish
heirs of Humphrey Parish, who was tie son ~ Hum
phrey Parish the elder deed, Thomas hasSie the child
Of Sally Branch, who sally Parish, dec and B~tasy,
William. Sally and Nancy Branch tbos. Brsnoh David
Cooke, and Belsey his wife, Constance Morris Patsy
Parish, Gillian Charles May, anil Jane his wife. Tar
ton Payne and suekeY his vie, John Winston Fsyne,
and Polly his wife. George Payne, and Sally his Vie,
and Joi liam, william Walker, and Polly his WIFE,
Moody nope and Bttsey his wife, Owen G Norvfs,
and sa n lis wife, and John Parish, lifts
The defendants And rson Parish, Ion Parish, and
Robert Bbb, and Nancy his wife, not bavng entsf-
their appearance and given security hecor,liUR %
the act Of assembly aud the rules Of this court anil
appearing, by satisfactory evidence ths, they are not
inhabitants ut this country 4 IS ordered, tbs, The E
defendants do appear here the i's day of the it
January term, and the bill ct tha plaintiff |,
ID that copy of this ORDER b. forthwith insested IN
sone newspaper published in the city of RobWons,
for months successivelv, and posted the tsSat
! door OF the capitol IN ihe SAID CITY.
| = c,,v "css~, NM g. pSNEttrvs, o. ..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-09

SOUVENIR for '3O.-A second supply of that
- Splendid Annual the Atlantic SQuy.alr, publish
cd 10y Carey, Lea s. Cary flr 1850.
Just received b. J. II. NASH
roy 3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-09

r. mill EiBLE.,.-Cis4p Fanny DI6Ies, Or sal.
,i'e Bookstore opposite the Easle ioLe.
my spICI WOrKS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-09

4 UsT received, supply Of prince Winter
" Strained Lamp Oil, for sue by
nov H. G.. McNEMtRA
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-15
From the american Monthly Magazine.
CHANGES-BY ]. o. ROCKWELL.

From the american Monthly Magazine.
CHANGES-BY J. o. ROCKWELL.
The pillows run along in gold
Over the yielding main,
And when upon the shore unrolled,
They gather up again;
They get themselves a different form,
These children of the wind,
And, or in sunlight or in storm,
Leave the green land behind.
Lies pillows on life's changing sea
Come away to Deaths shore,
Some with calm content, and free,
Some with hollow roar;
They break and are no longer seen,
Yet still defying time,
Divided, and Of different mein,
They roll from cline 20 cline.
All water courses find the main;
The main sinks back to earth;
Life settles in the grave-again
The grave hath life and birth;
Flowers bloom above the sleeping dust,
Grass grows from scattered clay
And thus from death the spirit must
To life find back its way.
Life hath its range eternally,
Like water changing forms;
The mists 60 upward from the sea,
And gather into storms;
The dew and rain come down again,
To fresh the dropping land;
So doth this life exalt and wans
And alter and expand.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-15
VALUE OLA MoMENT.-Br MONTGOMERY.

At every motion of our breath
Life trembles on The brink of death,-
A tapers fame, that upward turns,
While downward to the dust it burns;
Moment by moment years are past,
And one ere long will be our last;
'Twlxt that (ong fed) which gave us light,
And that which soon shall end in night,
There is point no eye can see,
Yet on It hangs eternity.
This is that moment,-who shall tell
Whittier it leads, to heaven or hell
This is that moment,-as we choose,
The immortal soul we save or lose.
Time past and time to come are not,
Time present is our only lot;
Oh God henceforth our hearts incline
To seek no other love than thine.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-15
From the London " Forget Me Not"

From the London " Forget Ne Not"
LIGHTS AND SHADES.-BY Mrs. HEMANs.
The gIoomiest day hath CLEANS of light,
Tho darkest wave hath bright foam near it !;
And twlnkles through the cloudiest night,
Some solitary star to cheer it.
The gloomiest soul is not all gloom;
The saddest heart is not all sadness,
And sweetly DER the darkest doom
There shines some lingering beam of glad
ness.
Despair is never quite despair;
Nor life, nor death, the future closes;
And round the shadowy brow of care,
Will hope and fancy Irvine their roses.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-15
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
SAMUEL Tell. COTTON & co.
OPPOSITE THE CENTRE MEETING HOUSE,
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
% Price to single subscribers who receive
their papers at the office, or by mail, two dollars
per annum to those who receive them by stage,
two dollars and twenty-five cents. Twenty five
cents will be deducted when the payment is
made in advance.
u Advertisements, not exceeding twelve
lines, published three weeks for one dollar and
continued three weeks longer for fifty cents
Larger advertisements in the same proportion.
GJ' The publishers of this paper will hold
themselves responsible for no error, in any
advertisement, beyond the sum charged for its
insertion
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-15

paste family have been collected from vari
Gus sources, with considerable care, and so
far as they go, are believed to be substan-
aially correct.
CHARLES BONAPARTE,
The father of Napoleon, was lawyer of
considerable eminence in the Island of Cor
sica, and died in 1895, at the age Of 40
years. Eight children survived him, viz :
Joseph, Napoleon, Caroline, Lucien, Eliza,
Louis, Pauline, and Jerome.
LETITIA RoMILINI,
Napoleon's mother, was woman of great
beauty, and possessed extraordinary firm
hess of character. Madame Mere las she
is called,) spends her winter at Rome, and
her summer in Altoona. She is constantly
occupied In works of piety, charity, and be-
neyolence, and leads a very retired life.
Strangers are seldom admitted to her socie-
ty, only her. brother Cardinal Fesch, pays
her daily visits. The Cardinal employs the
remainder of his time in the performance
of the duties of his office and holy functions.
Neither of them possesses more than a
middling fortune Madame has bestowed a
the poor: and the Cardinal is dependant or
Tic utlOWdHCS vi Jlc opcs odlC vi
his gallery of pictures, which he parts with
one by one.
JOSEPH,
Ex-king of Spain and the Indies, Count
Survilleirs) is man of talents and excellent
character, and exerted himselfvery much a
the first taking of Paris by the Allies. Ii
1874 he was married to Maria Julia, agec
% years, and in 1912 had two daughters
He now resides in the United States, neal
Burlington, New Jersey, much esteemed by
all who know him. He owns 10000 acres
of land in the northern part of the State o
New York, Jefferson county, which he pur
chased of M. lie Ray Chaumont. His ED
est daughter, Zenaide, has married hi
nephew Prince Musignano 1.-THE son Of Lu
cien) and his youngest daughter, Charlotte
married another Of his nephews, Charles
the son of Louis, (Ex-king of Holland(
Both of these young couples have lief
America and settled at Florence, in orde
to be nearer their mother, the Countess
Survilleirs.
NAPOLEON,
Emperor of the French, was first Marie,
to Josephine Beauharnois, Creolian wild
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-15
NEW DEFINITIONS

.ass'gn1nent.--P Putting property into other
folks hands, to whom you are not indebted, to
defraud those to whom you are.
.4duh.-A boy over twelve years Of age.
.4d0Gntages Of Early EducGtion.-Hourly IL
lustrated in the lads smoking cigars, and drink
ing mint juleps, at the hotels and places of
amusement.
Brsath.--An article but half drawn by our
fashionable ladies and gentlemen.
Conduct.-Good to those whose interest you
advance. Very bad to those whose wishes you
oppose.
Duty-The " I'll do as please" of child Of
10, to parent.
Gentitity.-An article nowadays manufao-
tured by the tailors, hat and boot makers.
Locer.-A young fellow who waits on a La
dy to the theatre once.
.Melody.-The sound of kettles, pans, and tin
horns, used in serenading about these days-or
rather nights.
odd FelLoso.-A man who shakes you by the
hand one minute, and spits in your face the
next.
Respect-To touch the brim of your hat to
young acquaintance, and run the same hat
into in the face Of" ey-hairs-"
N: Y. Eoening Journal
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-15

Two tea-spoonfnls Of mustard from the must.
ard pot, mixed with warm water, and swallow
ed, instantly operates as an emetic, and arc re-
commended in case of accidental or other in
formal poisoning.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-15

SNAcKs. During the plague in London, a
noted body searcher lived, whoe name was
Snacks. His business increased so fast, that,
finding he could not compass it, he offered to
any person who should join him in his harden
ed practice, half the profits; thus those that
Joined him we're said TO go with Snacks. Hence
going snaeks or dividing the spoil.