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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02
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For publishing by Subscription IN he To1rn of Ports
mouth, Fi'si'uu, .ferspupcr, TO be entitled. The
PORTSMOUTH REPUBLICAN,.
rIRGEyL4 coMTERcC41 cqzr7.r,,
BY JANIS c. WEST

Ky JANIS c. WEST.
compliance with tho isIi nj ,uanv If ,,. ,,o., -
pceAhic citizens of Portsmouth, who are anx;o,s g.
such publication 0f their the publisher presents tbi
lp'of"s To the pairnaes aud supper, OF the inhabitants
OF Portsmouth, Nolfolk, and the adjoining copu,ec
Il IS unnecessary. in the prcscni eneEc1sI are %,
enter n'o Iaboird detail OF the vitr Of
In republic founded the virtue and general iu,e
seicc OF me community, aud which only be s,Dro,
Hnd continued IN The ba ss Their uriliiv mus, he
f:tfni TO every re- dsrng mini We shall r,occ,I -
"r1 without farther remarks, o lily the course we in
tend IT, pursue, aud the objects Which our a,,e,,i ~
ne chc!y directed. In the irst place, we wouI ,.c,
S'a'e mat the HFrUBLlckN Intended IN t na,,j
" p'i"I' OF "eFoed I" any particular party or a Amin
'>alot further Than their may be- i; c, o.;
wise and heReical, calculated IN pr6p,,,e ia, -.
"i "u' c"u"Iy Ue shall ain, presarvue = rod ;
Partially betNecr conflicting paries-c,,rI,, cis,
all controversies a. personal aud acsnlorine
at W. same time we are dcgous that both sides of tho
"n we .'" public and sures, may be
80 a' ""iy stated, 50 thar readers y III b. enabled
.'a'' ihsir conclusions, and loin their own opi
- .,--rrovclici points.
oar object and dessn is make the REPuBrIcAy
vehicle o commercial and e-e al rf,rmation-a nniiun,
of Is CTS, rather than political discussions absfact
questions Nor will Agricultural and Miscellaneous in
formation ne negrcedor the Literary ami Scientific
news otthe day Tec is lhcwis. subject which
will rrgage an adeQphis share of . ienti0n, viz: In.
cNst as TO NE Of tho General Cove IN re-
terence 10 his subject" dcre he none tire is
dom AVID policy OF sprovns the natural
advantages. by removing obsructions 10 rversmaking
mails and rnahs;hu opening Channels FOR
"nd calling healthy Phd vigorous exercise Ill the re-
sources nj State. nj, cUu'Sc which ma bcen hap
PLY hceun 10y he Dismal swamp Canal will, we trust,
ere los, becoow primary object Of Importance with
Statesmen. ard give flesh stianlus deca ying
mrroc aud lanEui,bng agriculture.
Having thus briefly unfoldea intended course it rc
ma nS with he public "a say row lar they think worthy
OF patronage.
Z. ST. 8 intention issue the first number OF
the Republican in Ap,, provided $50 pre-
vio6s1y procured.
ooSrTrroNt.
~ The RfFt HLrcAN viii he haodsode,y printed on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02
, by
ID. TIMBERLAKr
Balances.

TIIE Subscriber, Agent
for the blanuiicfursr
In Boston, offers for sslc,
Patent Balances and 6csle
Beams, of various nzess and
will iurnishto order, Noney
and Apothecaries' Seals &
weights, of all sizsz Pink-
'orm Balances and common
cams ;ms TOR weighing hay
y size, or Scale Bears. Of
$, viii meet with uYrmpt
WM. j. CLARKE.
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h, Cbescerfeld Confq Co'11. lG+8, mr. me @h
sham Putkrtt ~ i1. fu"rss prfs'n, also hchal Wor-
sham, Sarah Woohav,, anA iiiam Worshsm, infant
children OF Ejward or'hsJn, dcc'd hy john III ihcii
nest friend, compliments, against Junn Irncman and
Rebccca his vif', late Rrhccca No.sndm, which said
Rcbecca is,hc ad'N ct Edwod Wosnain, drc'd, aei,s
Is CHAVCERY.
THIS dag ne cnu.ldinaut, bD counsel, and Sled
Ueir hill, aud 80 appealing Co ihr eafi-iicuon Of the
court, that tue said john I'ueman IS not az habitant
OF this eai,hi te motion uitbe conpainHnts,
= is ordered, tha the lid tuhu Iueuan appear here
secgnd ~ iuday iu MaDh hest, aud the bill
of the compliments and that c"ly al this order he
inserted eutrcssivrly. 10 newspa per
publiDhed Jbe cry OF l;icnnoud, and another copy
posted ~ the ont do,r u cou-nGuse 81 this ceuniy,
! 'or twn successive rruft..
,o1J. TrsJe,
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SPRINGS STHGE.

HTIHIS Stage will hereafter TWICE each week to and
u from Fu,ks where connects with the line from
IynehbuIg to Nashville, &c. and Lewsbuig. where il viii
cluneet with porters line C cuaches, which
Ohio river.
FARE. Tor each person there viii be charged os d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02

tHe'NiA; ArvIrs holdea ia.,he clerks ONCE OF ,h,
49, snui' ot chsncery for the Richrond district
"e ~" usy 'Suy, s,S: John Fo,bes Esq. executor o.
.ss w'il a"h testament Of William L. Myers dec pit
asd"'s' James Scott sxor Of John Leslie deceased aud
~ u's sr'."es James saphard, William MeKeuzr, David
""Iv''y' srm"eI irving aud James b. Scott, dts
The seine fseas 10 his no, being
ON The deeudsnt Samuel Irving aud he not having entered
~ an" gisen security according 10 the Of
e'"fJ evidence tia, he nia nj oT country
ma, the said defendau, appear here on the
50 Wy W NE next tenn, and shew cause against tho
'ev'vN Sough, 10y the said process: and tim, o of M.
"s' oe iofhwrh 'aserrd in sone newspaper published
me GUY ct Richmond, for successfully aud
Ct " ."u non. aoor of the rol, in the said city.
- n VNpV. Irste, WIN. q. PENnLErnN. c. G
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02

S0 Bugs green coffee,
w Naomi, and for sol
mar 81
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SAVnur. COTTON FACTORY.

SAyn,I,. COTTON FAtTITORY.
THE Savage Manufacturing Company employ
ing strong force in building Machinery II, this es,ab
lishnrni, in connection with
DANIEL HACK,
Andpedes themselves give general satisfaction ~ tie
despatch and in the faithful execution of all orders;
ulDn favoIUble Ne afforded any Other
Narlne Establishment in the United States.
Apply at iST Factory the Washington Turnpike
Road TO DANIEL HACK, oEto GEO. WILLIAMS,
No. 3. Bowly's wharf
N.B.-Good Machine Makers will find en-
p1oy. Baltimore, Jan 26--Ian2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02

VIEGiNit: AZ mes, 1'iae,i t.c rlctk oics o. the
superior cIptt e ci'nrry i.r ihr Riehmund disiucf
The 20 day af Mach. 1879. J.nn H. Giliti, surviving
partner o. tho arf r J5.r X. (.,Iit & son, Of LIN
dou, aud Wiftn Chli-. F.,,. oEnusl john Hume Tho
mas Hume, !acob i.rtIt. Thomas Taylor and John J..
Taylur surviving paarf oi EIuupd Tayiof Co. DIS.
The defendants lnfmas HUME oud Jacob Locker Hoi
having sntred ths aIpcaran,r Hrd 2iven security
ding the ac 81 astrhy ar tr tuirs Of ihs court, anil
appearing by rfisisctiy. evidence, tkat they
tuhahiuis o tb couniry: ils orfrfph, h tic sail ne.
PENDANTS do appear hr.cop t.c lU lice Jane
aud answgrth' t OF che pau,hs; ou' IN frpy n ti
order De fUchth unsettled iu newspaper published
IN the cay Ricincr !ur months SUCCESSFULLY, aud
posted TIE front door a. &C., capitol IN the ead city.
- copy reS'r. VIZ O. PFvnfFrcS, z, G
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02

TIE stage will alternately run from tbe Sweat Springs,
by way Of the w. Suh 80 tile Salt Sulphur and back;
aud by the Mill Gap aud UnioV.
Each passenger will nc allowed 10 take 2OLs of bag
gage free Of charge, but all tla will he charged fuT
az the rate Of ceus per ~ per 100 miles Those who
first register their at the places where the stage sol
shall have the preference.
There will he god and careful drivers, ami the best
horses 10 Virginia. 7. r. CALDWELL.
5fh ninth, 29th, 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02

VIRGINIA. AZ roles. holden the eletks ofe, NJ the
s!pe''r court OF chaneery for the Richmond District
tho 1b day Of August, 1925 wiilinp, nceeInsoo. M
nga'na Robert iiorscy, admor Joseph c. klessnsop
Inc oeiebhant Philip DUval, having entered bis
appearance and given security hero,irg n ,h an a5
assembly and the rUeSof this court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he is nbshiian Of this
country " ordered, that tho said defendant do appear
mere on the hst day Of the term, and The bin
OF TIC plaina aud that copy Of this order be forthwith
nsereh W some newspaper published IN the city OF Rich
m"nd Tor Two months successfully, ad posted from,
ioo NJ the capitol, IN the said city.
et copy. Tesls, WIN. q. pHNDLFToE. G. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02

CONDITIONS.
" The RRF't HLrcAv will he haodsome;y printed on
Superroyai, .e.up eekIy (fdr,days and Fdays) at 81
per snuum, payable in advanrc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02

III Hrn0vey County C0,rt, jan. %, 1929.
MILLER BROWN Of tine heirs and the administrator
" Of Anne b. Brown, dec. pr. AGAINST Pattick Brown,
David Richardson sud May H. his wiz vino Mary
n. Brown, JAMES r. Clopon, Ualdegave Clopton, Pa,
trck Clopjon Miller Clopton Thomas Clopton, David II.
Cbpton, Willam Cloptou Anne w. Thompson, " no
Anne W Clopton, Winston ilarwood, and Margaret ms
vito whOwas M5gatet Cloptno, and Mary T.. brOush
40 infant daughter Of Mary A. YaIbrough, who Mary
e. Cloptou, children of Margaret Brown and John s. y.
Brown, Patrick Brown, Fanny z. Brown, Mary Blown,
Sarah Anne Brown, William L. Brown and Alred Brown
children Of lillian BIowu. dlf-lH CHANcERY.
The defendants James V. Ciopt0u, Wadtgraye Ciop
ton Miller Clopon, Thomas C.opion, John 6. T. Brown,
PstsSR Biown, Mary Brown, sarah Aune Brown, Wliam
A. Brown, Alfred Brown and Patrick Blown not having
entesed bes appearance une given security according
n inc act ofasseuby and the rules Of This aud
n autea ring 10 IL satisfaction ~ ue court that they
fe aot inhabanis " t county: is ofnesed, that the
said defendants DO appear here 0n the hrst day q
April court ncx aud the bill of The plGin0. and
NAT COPY of this be forthwith inserted IN some
re~spapef published ~ u,e CRY of Richmond Tor two
onhs successvely aud posted at the font door Of the
4 eooy. Tss,s PIIiLIP n WINSTON, c. =.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02

D'0'T''IUIIF N.Ilfttf 'I'F'' p TT I'I~|'
The parties Interested will please take notice, That
have appointed the SOth day IT March next
the duties directed in the foregoing orders ~ coort,
which day o'clock NJ they required to attend
NY Office this city, with their accounts, vouchers and
documents ready for examination and scttlemtst.
Fcs 90 "a HILARY BAKER, Conf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02

Rlt"lNIA At rules, holden in tile cIeTk5 it,
superior cnOd Of chanccry for the Rrbmond d;.,;,
wiz, "1y %. august 1873 Edmund Walls pit aya,ns;
Tho , g. oos1 ,s and James Rawlings, dts
"s appearance and given security according to ,h 20
ana ihe rules Of this court and il appear;ns ~"
country; It is ordered, that the saiddeend .. lns
on me hst nay Of the term nd ansu,e, M I'm
we pilh'li aud That copy of this order be fos;h
mend G 's new snaPcr published in the city Of Rich
i iU' TWO months successfully, md posteJ y, ,I. -
uoor oil 'ie capitol in the said CITY, ' " '"e 'front.'
OF copy. Teste, VIM q pr.n,..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08

NIIAvnr 9Sih Anril

"HAvRE, 25th April, 1899.
There has been considerable activity of late in
Cotton market but without any variation in pri-
ces. Our stock is. TO day, 3i458 bales, Of which
10000 of United States growth. The late rise in
Wheat and Flour has not given rise to many tran
sactons OF late. These articles have again become
dull, and there is NJ present appearance of de-
cline.
[Salcs at Havre from the 2lst TO 25,h APRIL
April 2l-Cotton, 207 bales Bahia, 92c; l2g Per
numbuco, If II; rs Mobile CSC.
2ed- Cotton, 495 bales Georgia, 79a86c; To Mo-
bile 82c; III Louisiana, Coca fol 10.
24th-Cotton, s5l bags Georgia, 3il-2a95c; 22a
Mobile, 8la32c.
25th--Cotton, 1913 bags Louisiana, 80 I-sa93; Sc
Georgia, gee.
The editors of tho Jou, OF Commerce have been favored
by commercial friend with the following Of
from merchant in Plymouth England, dated I'd Mays
Thc wheat market rather better but no, much advanced
yer many persons think that, the stocks light, con
deTaOie must take place before harvest which
cold season is likely 20 bc late have been i'm the h.bi, of
importing Indian from France, weighing from go c. lbs
per o"shei am surprised To ind yours weighing but So
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, April %.
is supplies OF grain from oar own coast since
very arrival of foreign Tins marke, was ,nv attended
by county buyers Scarcely any thing doue in wheat
excepting the finest qualify OF red in which desr,ion
tdcrabc business transacted Mondays quotations.
flour has been IN limited request, hut whou, alteration In
value.
LONDON, April 3O-Cify IL oeloet-rhe came universal
gloom that has atery pervaded every thing city still
continues and the price Of produce every description
appears to have caused alarm among the and
persons OF capital and is becoming still
general welfare by the accounts of the of trade the
country From this cause, may be traced the Geclnaon
the part ofthe SPECTATORS the funds into new en-
sagencnts till they their way clearly
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, April c3.
Owing To contrary winds during the past week. had
very moderate arrivals Of grain Fresh wheat sold
weeks prices Peas aud Indian dI but TO lower
Flour without alteration
ioSnoN, April 29Accoun,s from the Cape Of Good Hope
70 10Th Feb state, that the shipments OF wheat England
ioS 1000 to 5000 quarters and that the price had from
$40 to $3.50 per load
CITY, o'clock-The English funds have been dull and IN.
interesting all tie morning Consos FOR heavy
at 87i
Extract ola letter from Hare, dated April 18th, l8lo.
"Since Of 2lt inst per France, bccn further
small Improvement i'll the price of four and would
nai 81 francs i'll bond II appears that real
cacy in the north of France and new crop will no, n
NJ for consumption before the latter end OF AsuI probable
'hat prices will he supported If nol rise"
flpjer # Boats and amount If Produce passed Garzl
through the LOrer Locks.
IvNE lis! hhds tobacco, 22l hbls Of -four,
ton OF bar iron, $50 lbs of bacon bbs oil, empty
boats, small ton of sand, 30 boats 10 coal boats,
22l7 bushels coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08
@ttrtt0tu Salts.


Trust Sale Of Land on James Rsrsr.
Try virtue Of deed of trust made bv William
Lambert, Jr TO Thomas Potts and James Heron.
for the benefit Of George Pickett Senr, which said
trust deed is dated the 18th day of April 1919 and of
record in Henrco County Court, will be sold AZ nph
JIG auction on MONDAY the 9Th day of June, az ~
o'clock, in front OF the Eagle Hotel in the city Of
Richmond
A TRACT OF LAND,
Containing ABA acres, more less, known BY tina
name OF LILLY VALLEY, lying about seven mile.
below the city Of Richmond OIL James River and ad.
Joining the Wilton estate The trust deed requires
that the sale should be made for ready MONEY bus
me creditor on receiving fourth in ready money
VII accommodate the purchaser with credit of q ia
and months for three fourths of the purchase on
ms giving BONDS with approved security carrying
interest fran the day of sale and deed Of trust o
The property to secure their payment. The deed an-
tnorsng either of the trustees to execute the trust
tie sale viii be made by the subscriber alone
JAMES HERON, Trustee.
tune 6-at
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08

- FOR RENT, and possession given on
i:!H the Let day Of August ncxt THE UNION
lIiklR HOTEL, and the sppureusnees thereto
tez8244sattached.
For terms apply at the Office Of the Bank Of tho
UnitedStates, or to Z. W. ROOTES.
june
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08

BY DAVENPOR7, .4LLEF g. co.
GROCERIES,
On WEDNESDAY, the 10Th inst. at 10 O'Clock,
at our auction store,
SO Boxes brown soap
so do mould candles
20 do spermaccti do
so bbIs whiskey
s6 do n. Z. rom
90 hhds w. |. molasses
do n. Orleans rum
do Antigua do
pipes brandy
20 doz. bottles snnff'
100 reams wrapping papag
10 casks winter and summer o,i
10 boxes lemons
hhds sugar
80 bags green coffee
Teas, ginger and cider, SC. @
ALSO,
10 do2. common and fancy chairs. j,s, arYivp,,
and sundry other articles
June D. A. g. Co. Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08

Money .4fc;ys g' MN Krt--Thc New Yorl,
Morning Herald Of Thursday says
"Tho difficulties experienced by M classes Of tho
community, arc SO great TO cast gloom oyer the
countcnunccs oP many ? 'plo who have heretofore
always Been the gaycst Of the eny The failure OF
some Of the country banks too, has added 10 the rou
blcs aud bcgat disirus that is injurious TO very
body engaged in business; SO that We may soon rea
eonahlv cx ct change in the circulating MEDIUM Of
The state which must be for tho better There arc
prcat many bills in circulation which are literally
worth nothing NJ all md the result Of the present
hard times will be 20 roturn'thcm to their banks for
'he specie when the city bills will consequently be
moro in use. This is greatly to be desired and VIC
careuot how ro7 il - brougt' cbc.'.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08
TRUSTEES SALE.

virtue OF deed of trust executed to the suhscr;.
- bers by John b. Timberake, and duly recorded
In tho County Courts of Henrico and Hanover. we
or one OF us VIII, on Saturday the 18th day of the
present month sell to the highest bidder in Front ~
the Messrs. Hubbard's auction store several ma.
groes and tract OF lying in the county of Hanover
orso much of the personal or real estate RS shall ba
sufficient to raise the certain of money secured
BY the said deed trust. Terms of sale cash
june ct RO. C. SCOTT.
HECTOR DAVIS ( lrustees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08

FRESH SUMNER GOODS.

FRESH SUMMER GOODS.
WE have received by the Effort and Fairfield
w from New York many scarce aud se1sonable
articles: among them are
Extra quality nance nankeens
Very superior white sat.ns
Black Gros de Indies
Blue and jet black Gros de Maps
Green, white, pink and straw colored forenlces
White, blnck pink and green Ital. Grapes
Aseophlne grapes. assorted colors
Figured satin and Ores de Nap bonnet ribbons
No. ., 9, IL. ID, 81 - plain CrGs de Nap do,
various colors
Plain Swiss and checked ulusl;ns
Cd book and bishop lawns
Common and fine plain bobbinet.s
handsome stripe ginghams
Birds eye diapers
Random ,lirt and white cotton half hose
Black and white silk, eAd raw silk DO
White feather fans
Palm leaf do with ivory handles
case common palm leaf do
Super white and figured Marseilles rcstmgs
Shell tuck and side combs
Brazil tuck and side do
Black crcassans
n few pieces super blue 90
Black hastings and prunclas
y pieces extra fine Sd black Incl!Go boInbazines
Tor gentleIuens summer wear
Extra Inc Angola and Rouen cassnercs
Brown French GIlinngs
cases common do do cheap
Ladies horseskin gloves
Misses horscskin nitts
Ribbon and bonnet wiIe
Super blue and drab sowing silks
Irish and German linen sheetnns
Bucl:rams, grey and dTab pqddings
bales canvass, No. 10 4
3 cases low priced prints
do ladies' open straw bonRe;s
do do Leghorn 90
20 bales % inch brown siirtinrs,
Al OF which offer at aclsoiesaie or getal ~ unu
snaily low prices.
june R1LDWE.E, IVES &, ca.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08

Among them ere large Agate Vases for sidebourdAs:
Eutruclnn Blue and Yellow Urns Agate HowtT
Pots: Grecian Vases; Fruit Baskets: Flower Pots:
nj rti,sITruiIs; Candle Sticks Ladies' Writing and
DrH ~ Z Apparatus Vases Of the Medici, with bass,
reliGu u Groups of Cupids; Clock and Watch Case:
Bronze Gilt Clocks Alabaster do, (sDme of them
musicale Bronze Chandeliers; Alabaster Lamps, a.
mong them the Temple Of Minerva:--aso an nsrrs-t.
ment of
JEWELLERY,
Consisting Of Diamond, Topaz, Amethyst, Coral.
Garnet, Amber aud Emerald Breast pins and Ear
rings Cut Coral Necklaces fine Gold Cable Chains.
me Gold Breast-pins and Ear. rings FinRer-riDcs.
&C &C. all Of which splendid and elegant sets2
also, splendid Nenkn Grippe Shawls, scarlet; pjeco
elegant figured Nankin Grape.
Inc above goods are an importation from Legborn
by Mr Veto Viii, who has brought them 20 this place
and VIII have them sold without reserve The above
goods will be ready for examination on Monday eve
mug tne Sth INST when ladies and gentlemen aro
respectfully invited to call and view them
june Ats
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08

fp1eI f Boats and amount IF Produce passed do7r7l
through the Lorsr Locks.
JvvE 5.--i5. hid, tobacco, PAL bbls Of -four,
ton OF bar iron, 852 lbs of bacon bbls OIL empty
boats, small ton Of sand, 30 boats 10 coal boats,
22l7 bushels coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08
WARRANTED SCYTHES.

t'OR sale at the sign Of the Pad Lock, n COM
plete assortment of SCYTTTES, which war
rant. Farmers ore invited to call and give tbom
n trial
Also, the British PafcTl ScyLbes, from 80 10 "a
inches, and general assortment Of Hardware. Sad.
diery and Rodgers fine Cutlery worth the nttention
Of purchasers. THOMAS A. RUST.
may 22-ist d 6Gf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08

Besides Dos, 8Os, los Cos, Sos, &c &c.
Tickets $40, shares in proportion. For sale In a.
variety of lucky numbers at INV Office
june 6-2t nm. PE4R,DL9N.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-08
BALIIAoaE, June l..

BALInAoaE, Jyne u.
The Grand Jury for the w. 5. District Court which has been
50 long in session in this city adjourned yesterday stated
that several bills have been found against individuals charged
with certain racal acts some of whom have been arrested
while others ha front he CITY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-01
ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN, &c.
(ErLracls


Start bdseecli you, with conviction firmly fixed
in your mind that you have right TO live ia this
world; that, being Of hale body and sound mind, you
have right TO an earthly existence without doing
york Of some sort other, unless you have ample
fortune wherein TO live clear Of debit and ilat even
in that case You have no right TO breed children 20
be kept by others or u be exposed 70 the change of
being so kept Start with this convection thoroughly
implanted in your mind To wish 10 live on the Ia
our Of others is besides the folly Of IT. to contem.
plate (rnud at the least and, under certain crcum.
stances, TO mediate oppression and robbery.
suppose you in the middle rank Of life. Happi-
ness ought 10 be your great object, and it IL TO be
found only in independtnce. Turn your back on
Whitehall ond on Somerset House; leave the Gus
toms aud Excise 10 the feeble and low mndedi look
not for success to favour, to partially TO friendship,
or To what is called interest; write IL your heart
thatyou will depend solely on your own merit and
your own cxertions.
Tho great source Of Independence the French OK
press III precept Of three words. "TiUre de peu !"
which have always very much admired. "7O lire
upon HHie" is the great security against slavery and
this procont extend-to dress and other things besides
food and drink