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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13
TIE wREcK OF BEAUTy. -nx D. o. Esrrl

spring WIS
Her beauteous s;rb, more various than Iris
Over hill and dale she spread;
The beautcous lIia OF pleasures nvmphs
The tai est aud the gayCst
Formed III natures finest mould,
She moved unrvelled beauty
Amid the Sylvan shades wns Lila seen
Gliding, with sylp-lle grace, the flow nv mead along
Plucking the beauteous eubicnIs OF herself,
To deck withal her silken hair,
w hch fall IN ample folds OF lovely auburn
In Zepbyrous sport, adown her snowy neck;
Cciuiean was the radiance other eyes;-
These had been strife upon her check,
For natures proudest and her peekest flowers
There fYr preiernent had yet,--
hut now the Goddess raised her mngic wand
And babe them dwell in mingled unity;
Nor was her mind less lovely than her Form
Al! she was gentle, kind, and fair
Where Lila was-Aneuity was there
Winter caIne,-
Hush Il was pleasures harp upon the lawn
Drear and mid the r,itan blasts
Swept DER the plain;--
The bowers OF LOVE- stripped OF their foliage rich
Ilaggard and lone they stood,
The embe:Ds of despair
An mel sweet Lila whittier hast thou fed,
Since thou no more canst bound the mead,
Or thread the ril that scrpcntine
w inds through the ravine Dell:-
Long time sought her in proud fashibn's halls
Nor found hcr,-
a requiem sad, struck on my lst'nng ear
Trembling reachd the CO tage,--erst
The seat OF pleasure. the home OF I4iila.-
Now-the mansion of the dead-(
Oh what dismal change was there
Loves wild rose,' that innocent sweet flower
Blasted and withcrcd by the rude hand of Death.
Gone was the roseate bloom of her sweet cheeks.
The lashes lay silkcn heavy DER her mild blue eyes
And suck thuse beams of love in endless night
Fled had the coral from her lIps--hnmaculate--
And all that beauteous tace.-o perfection
Sunken,- inanimatc, as purcst marble whltr.
There there she lay-fnereal clad
The wreck Of Beauty!-
All nc! sweet Lila, art thou gone 10y aye:
Shall not again my aching sight
Gaze on thy lovely face
Shah not again the wonted smile
Play on thy yestal lps'
! Then saintcd Lila ah! farewell to thee
! My heart, sweet maid, thy ccno:a?h shall -,
( TIHATRE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13
Sugar, AIolaSSes, Java Coffee, &c,

ongar, Molasses, Java Coffee, &c,
JUST received by the Subscribers. for sale a, ,LSr
store, corner of d and l5th streets,
~ mas 81 Croix sugar, tparl pritne)
% do AZ. Orleans do cheap
"a , 10 40 do goOdquaFty
30 do old Java ia
90 do st. Domingo 10
20 hhds good Baltimore whisk,'y
80 bbls do do
90 do old Monongahcla do
20 Ghosts gurpo vdcr tea
10 boxes Sxi0 and i0xi9 window glass
70 hhds molasses for retailing
april Il RALSTON g. PLEASANTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13
Medicines and DYE StufFs-

Medicines and Dye Stufs.
1 HAVE partly received my supply of fresh rnedi-
cnes' and can recommend them TO my friends and
cusioneIs, AMI 10 country merchants and phv cions
Among them the following:
Llhe Amer. castor oil ia plnts and quarts
Powd jal1p, ipecac tart eructic. csmnho,
Opium, rhubarb, cream tartar
Lump magnesa, calcned do
Flake mama. Alex. SIENNA
Genuine Turkey rlubarb in root
Sup. Carlo. soda, tart acid. RocneIls s,l,s g.
-lLSO DYE STYJEES.
C,hIpped iGgwood in barrels, Nicaragua. fhstie
Cam wood red do, cudbear, glue, sbeilac. alcohol.
verdegrs D''
Fiote indigo, coppcsas, alan, pot and pearl ashes.
"t'IlI - J. II. BIAMIRE
ONDosite the Eoole
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13
NEW GOODS.

"ALL NELSON has received by the last arri-
u IL walls from Philadelphia, and is now opening, 10y
the Richmond Packet and Tantivy from New York,
q large supply Of Spring Goods which he will sell AZ
unusual low prices for cash. They consist in part OF
super black Italian lutcstrngs
Blue black marcene Aorences
Green pink, white, blue and straw ditto
Black and colOred gro dc naples
Win. and cOlorcd satins, superior quality
Black satin levantines, sinchews and sarsnetis
Black Canton and Mandarin grapes
Black boInbaziues
TiIuck and colored Italian Grapes
BaraVe gauze aud silk scarfs and handkcrchcis
Bobbineit and plain and figured gauzc wells
, New style small figured calicOcs and ginghams
Plain and plaid battestes
Rest India nnnkccns, mersClllcs vcsiing
Black circassans, hastings and bomba2ettos
White and colored Jeans and striped ditto
Cotton camhrics and cainbrlC muslns
Book null, Swiss and India ditto
Checked and sttiped iackonets, cambria dimy
Hack Italian cravats
Bandpnna handkerchicfs
Lace capes, pccrnes, collars, &c
Black and white, silk and cotton hosiery
Buckskin Woodstock, beaver g. horscskn gloves
ladies' kid, silk and horseskn do
Bonnet, bolt, guard and plain colOrod ribbons
Madam Cantolos best corsetts, corset laces
French braids cords, &c.
Also,
A laY0e assortment OF brown and blcached shirt
iups and sheetpgs, bed ticngs stripe and plaid do
mestics oznaburgs, &c.
E~toRN.--l0OO bushels Corn in tho Dock, for sab
~ by LEWIS WEBB d Co..
nay7 -
- NETT HERRINGS.
DDS Bills. Of Nett Herrings, part 70
~~O 2, Tor sale for cash, by ..,.A
nByT JAS ,WlNSip"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13
BALDWIN, IVES d co

assortment Of SPRING DRY GOODS-which
y offer at wholesale or retail upon their usual ac
terms.--They consist in part OF:
10 cases common and super prints, new and
beautiful patterns
tho A and 5-4 cambria ginghams
do To aud "a Irish linens
do super German do 1ayrdnted
! do line and extra kentings
bales Rhodes and "IIina, Smith &. Co"
plain black bombszctts
case black circassians
9 do cambria and medium mn slns
Plain and fg'rd Swiss do
Jnconct, null and book do
Stripe and fig jaconet do
super. long India nankeeps
British aud German do
Plain drab tioreniincs
f.Tipe grandurcllcs
Blue and olive Pittsburg cords
Heavy Sd bang-up do
cases French drillines, cherp
Super black Italian ustrings
Black gros. de Maps. and modes
Black and colorcd French satins
Heavy black India do g
White, pink, blue and straw gros de Maps.
blank senshaws and sorsnets
Green and blue do for umbrellas
Black and colored iorenccs
Plain and stripe battistes
a beautiful assortment bonnet and belt ribbons.
Plain gros de Nap and sutindo
Gguze cap, and black love do
Black Italian and Mandarin Grapes
Black lustring and Italian cravats
Plaid Italian and Florence do
White and fancy muslin do
black and colored stocks
a large assortment, white and coiorcd Merscilles
and Valencia vestinCs
Ladies' extra black horse-skin gloves
Do do do eewcd with white and varie-
gated colours
10 extra tohle aud colorcd do
.dedattiOn gloves, article
Men, best IA. skin do
Do buck and beaver do
Ladies black and white English silk do
n large assortment M silk. cotton and worsted
hosiery and q hose
Gilt coat and vest buttons, I'LL kinds
4 few gross q HdmRoa0"s extra rich do
Figured buttons for chdren's dresses
Small fg'rd de- for ladies dresses
Ivory bone und pear buttons
Blue and cglord sewing silks, extra quality
Sewing threads md cottons Of all kinds
Plain and figured bob5inctt laccs
Tlread laccs, and insertirgs
cases cotton flag. and bandanna handks
do silk flag. aud fancy German do
bales British osnaburgs
Ticklenburgs, and brown rolls
Black and brown hollands
Glazed cOttons, for sleeve Innings
Black, and colored camhrics
Sail ducks, and buckrams
nrab, red, aud MKT paddings
Cotton balls, i'll fancy boxes
A large assortment, blue. black. olive,
Brown, clarct, aud mixed cloths
Bloc, and fancy cassmercs
Combs, Of every description
ALSO,
So bales I'D brown snrtings
10 do Al and 9-8 brown shirtings
do sd and Ga Walthnm do
do common and fine bed ticks
cases bleached goods-assorted qualities
I'D 7-8 and Al apron checks
Furniture checks. blue, and buff
Stripe and plaid domestics, great variety
Wilmington stripes, and DENNIS
Cologne water, cotton fringcs cords, &c. &c.
We shall shortly receive by the Hiram, from Phil
nlphia 2 cases of superior Parasols and silk Um-
ellas-and shall continue TO receive by every arri-
!, additional supplies which will render assert
mt at all times, nearly complete
We respectfully solicit M examination ofour stock.
nd assure our customers, that shall not be under
d. aprl 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13

The following lines enclosing ring, were address
I'd by Lord Lytteton To bis wife, fourteen years ate
their marriage:
Thee, Mary, with this ring we'd
80 fourteen gears ago said |;
Behold another ring!-For what:
To wed thee DER again; why not:
With that first ring welded youth.
Grace, beauty, innocence, and truth;
Taste long admird sense long revcrcJ,
And all my Mary then appeared.
II she by merit since disclosed
Prove twice the woman supposed,
plead that double merit now,
TO Justify double vow.
Here then 20 day with faith as sure,
With ardor as intense and pure,
As when amidst the rights divin",
took thy truth and pighted mne.)
TO thee, sweet girl, this second ring
a token and pledge bring;
With this wed, till death part,
Thy ripper virtues to my heart.
Those virtues which, before untricG,
The wife has added to the bride -
Those virtues, whose progressive claim,
Endcaring wedlocks every name.
My soul cnjoys,uy song approves.
For conscience sake, a well as loves
For why? they show me hour by hour,
Honor's high thought, affection power
Discrelion's deed, sound Judgments sentence
And teach me all thngs-bul repentance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13
RICkr,S RECON

RICK'S B.4CON.
1000 Ibis. of very handsome Smith.
nclI bacon may be had on board of the Con., in
ap ~ JAMES WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-13

The following lines enclosing n ring, address,
I'd by Lord Lytteton to bis wife, fourteen years after
: ucir
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-10

any knowledge Of the fact that there any thing these
documents which, if made public would be peudcia to the
national welfare If there not then, Doubt the whole
would be communicates but it possible there might
be something the documents of this character, he could
perceive why the usual clause should be
ted and as the gentleman had refused to modify the
luton, he should move the clause by way of amendment
The question being akepon Mr. Bartett's motion, it
carried IN the affrmative.-Nyes So, noes 40.
The resolutions, thus amended. adopted by the
House.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-01-10
SDI1MA91o

yVaryiand Legislatme.-In the Senate, Nm. H. Mar
rott has been chosen President and Louis Gassaay
Clerk. Es
In the House, John G.. Chapman appointed Speaker
without opposition Out of Al votes given, MIR c. received
40; the remaining % ballots blank. Gideon Pearce
unanimously appointed Clerk of the House.
An extensive bed of coal has been discovered in
the state Of New Jersey, not far from Paterson, which
will probably prove valuable acquisition. spec-
men of has been Analysed by chemical professor
the coal was found to be composed Of "A parts car
bon, "a of btumen, and two Of earth.
Baltimore jan 5We regret TO learn that the fine bridge
the Susquehanna, Port Deposit has been DANA
by fire. The western section was discovered to be in flames
about O'Clock Saturday, and before they could be sub
ded several arches destroyed We however under
stand that the injury be readily repaired and that
sures will be forthwith taken TO place in passable order
again.
In the Legislature of North Carolina, resolution
to compel Quakers, Menoniss. &c. to bear arms, or
pay exemption tax, was lately rejected by vote of
So TO So.
.Ma,yland State Senator-JoHN SPEAR SMITH has
elected member of the Senate the place of REvER
JOHNSON, Esq resigned.
BY the official returns of the Adiutant General it
appears that the militiq Of New Hampshire amounts
to 28,415 men, Of which, 24,491 are infantry, light
infantry and grenadiers 1929 cavalry; 1859 arte-
ry and 1856 rfemen.
Mr. Warren has renqushed the cement of the Pha-
depha Chesnut-seet Theatre, and the first of January
Messrs Pratt Wemyss took possession of it. Mr. War
has had the management of theatre thrytwo years.
The Legislature of Indiana have come to the deter
mnation Of granting divorces during its present
sion This will induce those who are SPARED but
not matched,'' to exercise little of the chris
tian virtue of forbear,nce one towards the other.
George M Bib has been appointed Senator of the Uni
ted States from the State of Kentucky succeed r. M
Johnson present term of service will expire on the Sd
day of March next. Mr. Johnson not in Nominations
The opposing candidate Eurr Harrison and the vote
between them JOINT meeting Of both branches of the Leg
atue gave SO MIR Bibb and 80 votes Mr. Harr
son. ~
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The report of the death of Mrs RACHEL JACKSON, the
wife of Gen JACKSON is confirmed She died, suddenly,
the evening of the 22d u at her residence Nashville
Tenn Extensive preparations had been made by the citizens
of Nashville TO honor the General with Dinner and Ball.
which to have been given the day after the decease of
his lady.
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the bill oil the Senate SUBJECT
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Upwards of sixty petitions and memorials presented
today-among them the following:
b. Mr. Baes-Of merchants traders &c. of the town of
Springfield, Massachusetts, for duties on auction sales
By Mr. Barndrd-0f merchants, &C. of the towns Of
Lima Avon Abon and Lewiston, in the State Of New York,
also for duties auction sales.
By Mr. Findlay-of merchants, &c. of Cincinnati, Ohio,
for the
By Mr. Litle-of John and Thomas Berry, of Baltimore,
manufacturers of Fire Foof Brick for additional duty
Foreign Fire Proof Brick.
Bv Mr. Sergeant-Of the manufacturers of umbrellas
the City Of Philadelphia praying for drawback of the duty
paid foreign silk used in making umbrellas, upon the
poration OF the umbrellas from the United States.
By Mr. Wrght-0f John Woodman of the State of Ohio,
proposing for the consideration of Congress amendment
the Constitution of the United Staes respects the cleo
ton of President of the United States.
BY Mr. Cdmbreleng-0f Robert Fulton, Julia Fulton,
Amelia Fulton, and Mary Fulton orphan children Of the late
Robert Fulton, for compensation for the of, and damage
done he boat Vesuvus while in the military service of the
Umied Safes New Orleans in lSl4l5; for compensation
for The services of their father in experimenting the erection
of a steam ship New York. well for
ton for The benefits enjoyed by the nation at large from
the successful exertions of their father in applying steam to
boat navigation
On motion of Mr. L1mpkin,
The Committee Indian Affairs discharged from the
consideration of the petition Of Maurz Furst praying Con-
gess purchase his medaons Of General Jackson and the
battle of New Orleans; which laid on the table.
[yvote.-This petition formerly referred TO the Com
miitee Manufactures, which Committee heretofore,
also discharged from its consideration after which
ferred to the Committee on Indian Affairs
The following resolutions, which moved by Mr. An
derson, of Mane the 3lst Of Dec up for consde
ration;
Resoued That the President of the United States be
glested communicate this House all the information
ceed not heretofore communicated relation to the sci
Of John Baker, citizen of the United States within the
limits of the State of Maine, by persons acting under color
of authority from the Province of New Brunswick and tram
sporting said Baker beyond the limits of the United States,
and there mprsonng trying and furnishing him. for al
legged offence against the British Government committed with
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By Mr. Naturalization inhabitants of the County of Hun
tingion, in Pennsylvania.
By Mr. p p Barbour-of inhabitants of the County Of
Louisa, in Virginia.
The amendment of the Senate to the bill allowing ad
dtona drawback sugar refined the United States and
exported herefrom read and referred to the Committee
on Commerce.
The bill from the Senate for the continuation of the Cum
beand Road read, and referred to the Committee
on Roads and Canals.
Adjourned to- Monday.
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NoTICE-All persons having any demands against the
" estate of JOHN FERRISS late of the Borough OF
Wilmington, deceased, requested present their
properly attesed for payment either of the sub
scribers. ELI HILLES,
al BENZ. FERRIS,
Executors.
Wilmington, 1 mo. LIST 1929. 1l--2m
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DELAWARE REGISTER.
WlLMINGrON, SATURDAY., JANUARY IO, 1s20.

We have been obliged to postpone many articles intended
Polk.
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British Province of Nep BrunsDick-The Legislature
in session. The Governor in his speech, Announces that
on his recommendation the British has proceed
ed to the aring of the aohole body of the Militia Of eso
Brunstock He recommended the giving of additional pro-
lection to Agriculture and the Fisheries; and the making of
Canal from the Bay of Fundy to the St. Lawrence.
The ST. Johns Courier strongly urges the cultivation of
oats for Bread instead of wheatthe first being of
and the last of uncertain production condemns the i'm
poration of -four from the U. States.
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The profits of the late musical festival Manchester Eng
land, for charitable purposes amounted five thousand
pounds sterling.
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Wilmington, 1 mo. LIST 1929.
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MONDAY, JANUARY 5.
IN SENATE.

Mr. Berren presented the report and resolutions Of the
Legislature of Georgia. relative the Southern boundary of
that Sate which referred the Committee who have
under consideration the bill of the Senate that subject
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-16

TIE unparalleled reputation Of this medicine is
such, and its pre-enlnent virtues well es-
tnblshad, and so fully acknowledged intelligent
public that 1t IS scarcely necessary to say any thing
further than that IT Is n SOVEREIGN REMEDY
in Diseases of the Liver: Debility resulting from utem-
perancc and designations Old and invcterate Ulcers:
Pains in the Bones, attended with swellings of the
JOINTS lndlgestlOn Blotchcs the Face Pimples &c
Syphilis Cuaneous diseases generally, and Tettoc in
particular: Mcrcuria and ScrofIlous complaints.
The certificates Of wonderful cures performed by
the CathOlcon, have become numerous, as to pre-
clude their Insertion in any newspaper, and has made
1t necessary for the proprietor TO print them in a
pamphlet Of about 100 pages. Tbs viii he forward
cd az possible 10 the several Agents for gra-
tuitous distribution, and must pcTusa strengthen
the GOOD opniOn now entertained by the friends of
this medicine, and disarn It is hoped tho preudi-
ccs OF those who view with disrust any medicine not
known in what il called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn thingB, and cannot be gainsaih
A. the earnest solicitation ofmcnlbers Of the mod
lco facuy and others who have witnessed the aston
isfing curt5 effected by the of the Vegetable
C1tEDlc0n. and TO anxious That its benefits TO
mankind may be widely dfused, the proprietor
has consented to reduce the retail price to TWO
DOLLARS per bottle; and this will he done with
out in any way deteriofatng the quality Of the med
cne, or reducing The size If the Jotle as hns been
materially done in tho case Of Swaims Pauacea.
agents r ne sale NJ Pofy Cdlbocon most nj tohoa are
also agents Jor S'raia's Ponaoca.
~ retail more dozen bottles Of your Cahoicon where
cell bottle ofSwans PaDaoea and feel great pleasure in
informing you that in every IN which have the Ca
tholicon tried, Il has produced decided bGCft"
"COud you afford reduce the price Of your Catocon
two dollars should more frequently prescribe my patients
and this would also be done by number Of other physicians
this town and vicinity who have used IL with the best effects
after III the other Panaceas and the Compound Syrup Of SaT
saparia had failed"
An eminent physician says w have known several per-
formed by the Of your Catholicon which had previously
e'ed the ordinary prescriptions Of the faculty. and have
never knsvn il to produce Uyyrrovs C1eetG"
The above ny1.1slc medicine may be conganty bad Of
y. II. BLAMIRE,
~ - ppp2am ihc FACE llo,l, Richmond.
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w

VN1LL be given 10y the subscriber for appeenso n Of
w his nesroes JOE LYoNs, JoHS SAsPsoN, VIZ SAmPsoS
BUY F,RRR, SAn& CHARIrs Ssirn Joe Is a stout and
rather fat black with smiling coun,enancc and white
teeth John Is onddie height and rather slim make not very
black with slick face aud white teeth William is to,erably
tall aud stout Of awny color and suffers little Billy IS
father lower han the common height muato, and has
or TWO oi ms iont teeth broken partly off Sam
made black Charles is rather tall and Slim black and
has bumps M his face They generally took with them nap
roo e'hes and new oznaburg shirts fthcm also took
with them old blue coats jackets white cotton
~ linen Shirts and other Sunday clothes, they call them
ne above men, alter committing robbery the neghborhood
OF ON the 9TH inst arc probably lurking about Rich
mond petebn Norfolk, Hanover house. or the Ppin,
or $40 for each negro. HitI, CARTEP
I.f--eo3w
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FRESH DRY GOODS

Z Cases super, blue, black, Oxford and steel mix
" and olive cloths
do fancy prins, = complete assortment, amouo
them are some handsome spring patterns
do black Italian lustring and So and 40 inch black
Italian cravats
/ do cotton bandanna handkerchief;
do Lcghorn Bolivar hats
] do brown Hollands
| do senshew silk umbrellas, some very large and
extra finish
10 containing large shell, tuck long bent and deep
teeth side combs
! 90, Brazilian tuck side, neck and long bent do
! bale patent seine thread, all numbers
DO Clarks spool sewing cotton
So % "a, A. 54 and Cd brown and bleached shir
tngs and sheetings
English and ca French black bombazines
Rich Leonidas fancy silk handkerchiefs
Large size blue brown, scarlet and yellow handan
ma handkerchiefs
Treble gilt coat and vest buttons
Blue and black patent covered coat buttons
Figured gilt buttons for ladies' dresses
Black and white polished brace mouds
Women's black and assorted horseskn gloves
The above named goods have been received bv
tate arrivals, which added to the stock previously on
hand renders the assortment good. For sale low bv
T. g. f. JAMES g. Co.
mar 1-2aw8t Market Square,