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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-15
FREsH GOoDs.--H. NEuso7 h.. -

fRESH GOODS.---H. NHusoO has 20.
ncIyed by the Schooner Planter,
Black Italian lutcstring
- Coloured and black gros de naples
fancy berege, and gauze scarfs and hdks
New style bonnet and belt ribbons
Book, null and Swiss rnusins
liam cambria and ieconet do
Manchester and French cambria ginghsrns
Common and fne calicoes, assorted, with "a.
f'ety OF other seaaonabe and desirable goods
ALSO,
Superior power loom sheetiugs manufactured bv
MessEs. Cunningham s. Anderson, of this Civ.
winch VIII oesod at the manufacturers lowest casH
PRICE -O We. -. 90 ss1Su
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SPRING GOODS.
LANES II. HUNTER has received by the Rich
y innnd Packet and Tantyy from New York, an
assortment OF seasonab!e DRY GOODS, ao,ong
which ara
Black bombaznesasid bombazct:s
y = Super Canton and Mandarin grapes
Italian grapes, various colours
Black and blue black Italianlustrings .
Black satin levant,ncs
ttclan silk 81 aud 40 inch cravu;s
4 tndin and Gcrnian flag hand<erchieis
Erown, crimson and yellow. bandannas
White, coourcd and striped Jeans
Marsellcs yestings, India nankins and drngs
Ecntings, linen cainbrics g. linen cambria hdk!s
!aconet cambrc, book and null niuslins
CnnSt'c dinnty. striped iaconets
tashouabie calicoes and gnsha,ns
Lace wells, palerines, capcs and collars
Gauzc wells and handkcrchiefs
SIX and cotton hose and half hose
Mems si'per beaver and horse-skin gloves
Ladies coloured horse-skin and hid do
> Bonnet and belt ribbons, braids, &c.
: Tortoise, tuck and side combs
Purnsols and umbrellas
Brown and beached shirtings and slleetinqs
\. Iahie ami Hussia diapers, bed tiekinps ozna-
burgs, &c. &C., which are offered ON the lowcs,
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Tales by James Hog
Tales Of Military life continuing vols, Yandelcor and
Gentleman iTay-Bythe Author Of Military Sketch Book.
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This day the plaintiffs by their Attorney and appear.
ing the by satisfactory evidence that tc defendants are
not Inhabitants o this commonwealth and they havinz
entered their appearance md given security according the
assembly aud the rules Of this the Of tho
said plaintiffs ordered tina, the said defendants do appear
herr the second Monday w Angus, next and answer the
10 newapcr printed 10 de city Of Richmond m eight
wcns svccessvly and annae copy be posted the front
door Of The Of This county, successive court
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= I'IW DUOhS III .N1SHlS
NXEMoIR Of De Witt Clinton
1IA Dwsn's Travels in the Nor.h Of Ceynz,.
Tales Of the Good Woman.
Dicks Philosophy ofthe Future State
Amir Khan, and other Poems by L. NJ navidpn
Twelve Years Military Adventure.
The Colegiaus, in volumes
Clinton; by Jas. Rcnwek, Nj. A. IS
Adiun on the Vine; neV edition
SaIteT's Letters and chcap edition
Progressive Drawing Book.
ATnott's PHYSICS
Eliis's Medical Fornular7.
Lowdon's Gardening.
Bowdiche's Navigator
June 9 \ "a EScH
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iIERHINGS, SALT, &c.
70O Barrels behring's, No.
w go sacks salt
10 kegs Goshen bn,ter, very fine, in kegs Of
80, 10 and so lbs
20 lbs smoked beef, first chop just received by
thcsPlantcr
Afew boxes genuine curet wine
dozen patent coffee mills
$1,000 Spanish cigars, 5 half boxes Of which
are warranted real Spanfh tobacco and made in la
Rana, for sale by ENOCH S, COURTNEY
may 90 Main 81. Opposite the Old Market
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Heury Hawks aad Bess bis wife, William Fsrmcr, james
Andrews and Martha his wife, and Robert Farmer the
said Robert bcrg mtan, Of tender years by benjamin
Goodc, his guardian ad liiuni, DIS
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EASTERN DISTRICT OF yIRGiNIA-To vTT- -
remembered That the eighth day Of Jnpe in tho
hyhrd year of the Independence of the Jn,ed States of
ARIEL Works, of the said District hail; DEPOSITED in
lS Once the title OF book the right whereof he Claims "a
'pe'o IN me woSis following wiI-ShIisan ParenisI
assistant or Tales for the Moral Religious Inctionsn of
iUuu; by tne author OF "Ieers Female Characcrn-
ha man IS there among you, whom his son ask bread WI
you give nun stone or II he ask fish will you give him s.
Pen MARX vli TO- In conformity 10 ihe act Of tine Cor
sess OF the United States entitled sAn Act for the
hent OIL learning by securing the copies OF msp charts ard
The time therein mentioned" - s
Copy. RD JEFFRIEc
-y.Ic y Clerk ofthe Eastern pis-ytrt ofV
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23
REMEMBRANCE.

We have seldom seen more powerful aps
 peal to ahe updsrstandi1g and feelings.
 than is cAa,ai1ed in theA following ex-
 tract from Address deli&ared by the
 Hon. John 1iolmes before lle members
 of Saco (Me.) Lodge.-Bosfm Galary.
 ssTemperance is masonic virtue and let 1t be held in everlasting remenibrance, that i4tempsrGnce is 2 most fatal and de- s.ructive vice. The temptations aud do lusions of this adversary OfOur peace, the treacherous arts by which it fatters us from
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23
MILK AND MILKING.

The practice of milking thrice day, especially when COWS are in good pasture, is recommended each milking willgive aI- most as much as if only done twice, for. when the udder is full, the milk begins to he absorbed into the body of che animal, This practice will be found not only to increase the quantity of manure but ot milk.
 Milk should be poured into pans as soon as possible, and if carried far, or much shook, never gives abundant or very good cream. .,, In order to fud the richness of the milk of your different cows, pour the nrst Q! your milking each into glass tumblerss ana when the cream has risen you can easily see which bears the thickest coat. Win- ter's-miIk, although less abundant, will oe found to be richer than summers.
 Milk gradually increases in richness
 from the first drop down to the last. Take
 a tunbler full Of first, and another full o
 the last you will find that the first yieldi not one tenth part as much as the last 1; ant | the difference of it's quality is as great al
 that ofits quantity. They who by careless milking, leave half pint, in reality los not only as much cream as the five pint afford; but also all that part of the crean
 which gives richness and flavor to tn butter, and dry up the COW into the bar gain. .
 II A milk pan should not be above thre' inches deep.--NeW England Farmer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23
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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23

The New-BediOrd Mercury mentions as a sign ef the times, that whalemen, when they come hOme' go to the booksellers to inquire for new novels by Sir Walter.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23

the paths of rectitude, and the svren sono
 by which t lures us to its fond embrace.
 surpass the powers of description. The
 cursed, fascinating, fatal charm by which 1t binds tue faculties, captivates inc heart.
 and paralyzes the understanding, is matter
 ofthe prpfoundest astOnishment. Before
 the danger is discovered, escape is hope-
 less, and the willing victim iirreparablv
 lost. Floating gently down a smooth and
 0elghtinl current, towards the brink of tremendu0us cataracts, he sees no. .neces- sley ot resisting its force, perceives not its
 increase, nor reflects that he is app oach-
 ing the danger. Every moment the pow CT aud inclination to resist diminish, while
 the danger is increased. He approaches,
 perceives the dashing, hears tlie roariHe. and ieels the trembling. The currents
 accelerated. it becomes irresistible, he is swallowed in the vortex aud lost forever !!
 Is the charm irresistible? Does the n,ala- dy admit no cure ? Is the calamity inevit- able! ;! Can nothing be done by masons to prevent it? Yes. Lot them beware that they never countenance or indulpe an in- temperate brother. Let thern administer correction with tue hand of frierdship. Let the adm onition be honest, faithful and seasonable. To provide against possible danger, let them ofien try the experiment upon themselves, to discover the first symp- toms of the contagi0n.
 They will pardon my zeal, for it is in the cause of humanity. am pleading for the disconsolafe mother, the llapless or plan, aud the broken-heartYd and disiract- ed wife. come with the tears of disap- pointed love and the anguish of the l wounded heart. I plead in the name aud 'ehalt of suffering virtue. neglected and a. 'andOned for rcvel and riot. imagine I | near voice from the dafk and dismal man. ;lons ot the dead, saying, " o ye sons of iissipation and excess! yc prodigals, who riot and wanton with the gifts of a bounte- ous providence come and behold the 1 companions of your revels, the victims 'f your folly. See the fathers pride, the mothers joy, snalched from their embrace and hurried headlong to all untimely tomb. 1 See tue flower of youth and beauty shed- ling its fragrance and displaying its glory ;\ md ere the morning dew has escaped on lhe breeze, it sickens, wi,hcrs, dies. Here he object of virtuous occasion; there lhe promise of conhNhial A Al ...-+ ANOH4s K. Df r6lggfois=GSI.se 1sasafs 1sna Rk sialRHAa dsat. E6Sk SiI t these and be admonished."
 , N Il
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23
TAKEN UP
'MTICE.


 VKTE the subscribers having been appo'e'- w ed by the ,Hops Court of Probate TOT the District of. sharon. Commissioners 70 re- ceiye, examine. and adjust the claims oi the several creditors to tho estate .Of s
 PAUL. W.CHEESBRO, 4gs late of Sharon, in said district, deceased, rep resented iusolyent; do hereby give notice: fhat we will meet on the business Of our said anDointxent, at the dwelling house of Gideon Studley, in said Sharon. on the first Monday of SeuiembeE next, and on the fTst Monday of Deceu,ber next, at one o'clock in the al ternoOu on each of said days. Six month, from the 18th inst. June being allowed by said Court for the creditors to exhibit their claims legally attested. for adiustment
 ISRAEL CAMP, Commts- a. BENONI PECK, sioners. Sharon, June 94, 1899
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23

The editor of the Camden, 5. C. Jour- nal thus notices the :. directions to hot peo- ple,', given in the N. Y. Courier publish cd in the last Enquirer.
 A WARM SuByEcT.-AVe are having a. bout these days, genuine Anti- Tariff weath- CT. for noue of this fabric was ever manu- facsured north cf tue Potomac, or Brooks never could have written such cOot philos. ophy for q hot people," Iris very true thas the mercury sometimes indicates a
 higher temperature, for we have seen it up
 to lO2 in cid New- England -but the mer-
 cury in Farenheit's thermometer ibs a.
 bomminably sometimes. This blessed Thurs
 day of ours would prove it in any unpre- iudiced court of competent jurisdiction ;
 for it refuses to rise to any thing like the al- titude to which we have frequently seen Il
 noun. in New York, and still it is very
 different kind of weather. Let these Yan. kees experience two or three weeks o
 continuous hot weather, night and day, url-
 til the bsdsied post, to which they some
 times put out their hand to feel something
 cool, makes them start like Tailor's ap- prentice the first time he touches hot goose, and they wiIl have some knowledge of heat. Let these gentlemen who pu,
 ford, such excellent and praisew0rthy regu- Elations for living thro' hot day, try a night 4 or two of our weather, and they will be al-
 together wiling for us to keep it for " home keonsumpiion." Oh! we would ourselves
 give any price short Of . pound of ice, foI
 few minutes recreation at the furnace o
 New York sseam-boas; thore would b.
 something % r.fTigsratiRg about Il. Wha ill.natured mastiff was it shat first bestowet lupon Us South Carolinians tho cpithe hot-headed 2'' He ought to be baked il I Monsieur Chaubert's $ oven till that eminen
 fife-easer came out blowing his fingers There is most cruel impiety m talking q lbont our hOt-headedness.-Wc are th coolest headed people under heaven, con sideriur abe calOric we live in. This sam funny fellow, who discourses 90 wisely < hot people, 2 would find his head with ! tG;I to it as long as Encke's comet, upon , three days residence in kershaw distrlc
 Let him try it, and he is a most veritabl
 salamander fl he don't find our words true , Talk about peoples :. keeping their ten E per !'' 4 walk through Broad street woul ]. take the tsmper out of Rodgers best sea : steel, :" and there is nO way to put it back 2 gain, but by jump inao Captain Carter g mill -pond, . remedy vs have tried so ofte [. lately, that we have become case kGrdene q ourselves---by ths way, this latter circuH }. Estance is lucky, for the water there IS ge : ting % hot that man would Otherwl' : cook in iit, in Iess time than itwOuid tax e lto boil a'corn dumpliDg. Let us hear Il n more about hot weather in New ' ork'
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23

Original Anecdets. s.--Some years Sinces one of our supreme judges was privatelyre-
 primandiug an attorney for bringing seve- ral small suits into the co0rt over which he presided; remarking that 1t would have been much better for the parties in each case, had he persuaded his clients to leave to the arbitration of some two or three honest men. s' Please your honor." re- torted the lawyer, !" we did not choose to trouble konest men with them. ."--W. Hfrs
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-23

.Anccdote. singular sort of . nsaIl, mot twenty miles from here, sent for . magis- trate to write lis will. Altar mentioning . number of bequests. he went nn" ltems | give and bequeaih to my beloved bros
 ther, Zack, one thousand dollars" Why
 you are not worth half that sum in she
 world, :" interrupted the magistrate. "WGlls no matter if I an'.." replied the other. {. it's my will that brother Zack should
 have that sum. aud ke mag OOrk and get
 it if he kGS mind to-"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-29

CHARLOTTESVILLE.

p A. XAUPI has the pleasure 10 inform
q q his friends and the public, that he bias
tai On this new and splendid establishment
lately erected bv Nr. Alexander Garrett. which
for beauty OF situation, is perhaps unr'valled
being located in the South Western part oil
Charlottesville, IN the IN DIST Of beautiful grove
of trees. and IN lovely e,nnence, nearly equi-
dist nj from Monticello, 1.-THE late abode of the
venerable JeHersou) AID the University OF Vir
gia. commanding charming prospect OF both,
rs well a. ofibe surrounding country, which Is
semarkable for ITS scenery.
The Hotel s spacious and provided With eve
~ convenience that can conduce - the cum
fort OF travellers. The bedrooms arc lofty,
airy, and furnished IN The best manner. The
table will always be supplied with every deli
cacy, which the fertile country around can
produce, aud the bar offers choice assortment
of every kind Of liquors, selected with care
from Richmond and the Northern cities. The
stables are of brick, AIRY, spacious aud in every
respect very convenient; the water being con-
veyed 10 them by eonduits, insures a constant
supply TO the horses.
Travellers who visit The Springs Of Virginia,
or resor, TO The upper country in quest oil health
or pleasure will find this the mos, eligible stu
siion on their route, and the present occupant
pledges hmselfto use every excrtion 10 ooniri.
butte TO their comfort.
June %. 2woo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-29
sFE-Nc ccccs

KLAvlD d ROBERT KYLE, axe pleasure
LIN announcing the first arrival of rheir
spring Goods, to which. being chiefly in the
Fancy line-ihey respectfully invite the nen.
ton ofthe Ladies-smons the articles received
are
Super blk. Italian Lusaings
Rich blue, blue black, pink, olive. & straw col
oreG Gro de Maps
A few pieces Of splendid white satered Gro de
Maps
Black aud fancy colored, striped and figured
Silks
Black, white. blue, pink and straw colored Flo
rences
Black Satins and Modes
White, pink, blue, Cinnamon and straw colorsd
Safns
Black 5enchews and Satin Levaniines
A few pieces Batiiesse, very handsome
Gro de Nap aud Satin Bonnie, Ribbons
JET black and second mourning do
Rich DE- coupe do new stvle
White, pink, blue, and straw cold, " altered bel,
Ribbons
Rich DecouIe and Gro de Nap dress Shawls
Calcoes, new style, rich and lndelible colors
A lew pieces Swiss Gpghsms beautiful
super black Nankin and Canton Grapes
Cambncs. Jackonet and Swiss Muslins
Pulling aud Bobinett Footing
Handsome assortment Cap Ribbons
Black barege and Gro dc Nap dress Shawls
Linen Cambria Handkerchief, white u colored
borders
Italian Grapes and Grape LieSses, every shade
Indies blk. and white Prunella Shoes
LoLg Lawns and Grass CaHbrics
Black and white silk Hosiery. &c.
l he above articles, II Is believed with respect
to quality and style, are not to be surpassed
and prices quite moderate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-29

NJ oTlCE.-lhe subscriber having acted in
III the character of Deputy Sheriff Tor the late
Thomas West. Sheriff Of the county of Camp.
bell, from June, 1926. until April, 1928. and
wishing 10 close all matters connected with his
oitclalduIes whilst acting in that capacity,
hereby notifies all persons having claims or de.
mands aglinsi The late Sheriff, for the acts oi
said deputy tobring them forward immediate.
ly for adjustment and settlement. And all ho
have claims against the subscriber individually,
either by bond, note, or account are likewise
requested, aud hereby notified, TO present them
without delay as this notification will be
pleaded in bar oil all such as are not prcse n, cd
III reasonable time.
GERMAN JORDAN.
May II. 3m77
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-29
ADDITIONAL.

A RECENT arrival enables us al this time
e.. 10 offer 10 the public still more desirable
assor menI than hereIoiore-Among other arli-
Giles are
Artificial Flowers, the most beautiful
Lace Collars and Peerines, the richest style
Long white Kid Gloves
Short, black, white, aud fancy oolored do
Bin silk Buttons, splendid
thread Laces and Edgings, fancy figures
9ymp Laces, unusually cheap
oeersucker Ginghams, cheap and handsome
article
Tortoise Shell Tuck Combs
luck, side, and lone bent do. Brazilian
Ladies black and white Prunella Shoes
loss cotton and thread on spool.
Italian Servings, every shade
Decoupe long Scarts, the very richest
snort do. cheap, yet beautiful
ram and 'amhUuTedBosk Muslins
o. aud Oh swiss and null Muslins
h"Sirng and Satin Ribbons, every width and
shade
Fine Jaconet Cravaings
super blk. Italian Silk do
! me and supc fne Barcelona do
flaln dod ig'd white Marseiles
Plain extra buff do.
oup. valencia do.
Je' blk. Brucbelles. for Gentlemena' summer
wear, the Nandsomesl article now worn
uentiemens black aud white Silk 10 Hose
super double India Cotton do.
few pieces super brown thread Drilling
Meal coat But ons. Webl gilt
tancytst do. FIRST STYLE
Blue and blk Lasting do.
Super blk. Silk Vel,e.
| piece blue Black, most superb
Genilemens' super bsck anu iancy cold borse
skin Gloves
Woodstock and Doe do superior
\ few dozen suler English white silk, do.
Genilemens' Silk pocket Handkerchief first
chop
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-29
New and beautiful fancy G Gods.

Tl.HE Ladies oi Lyn.hburg nnd adjacent
country, are respectfully invited to ex'
anime DOR recen, supply Of fashionable fancy
Goods. We give slig sketch of their style
and character
Salmon, blue, pink. straw and lilac plain Pal
merine
Watered, striped, shaded and figured Langued-
&C Bsreges
Seemed morning Barge, new style
Caspian Shawis ofthe most beautiful shades
A great varie'y OF rich worked Musins and
checked do
Cd plain Bobbinett lace, sup. TO any hereto.
fore imported
First quality blk Italian Luiestings
Which, with numerous other articles IN the
fashionable line, they are determined TO Of
fer to their friends nj the lowest market pr.
ces. MCKEE, ROBINSON & co.
June
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-29

V>TpR JOHN McGHEE--Sir, rs you are not
MI an inhabitant Of Virginia, take this
mode, through thu public newspapers. 10 notify
Won that | shall on the Oath day of August
1929 in the Eagle Tavern at Bedford Court
House. take the deposition OIL iiudnal and
others, 10 te rcnd as evidence on the tfinl OF
nv suit, deferred and undetermined in the
Chancery side OF Bedford county court, in no
tice Of a rross bill against you. John 5. brown
and David Saunders.
Your obedcnt servant,
WIN McGHEE.
June %. lingo