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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16
New Avrivals

~,sr ,ece,yed large assortment Of Ink
powders. and Liquid Ink in Bo'ihs
der's Indellble ins G..
!, snnnlv of Moore's Essencr Of Lite
A add tional supplyof DIR J. ThompsonS ceie'
brated eve water :,
4 la,oe supply of Liquid 1ponge Backing III
casks and in bottles.
And also Liquid Backing
tuglish OIL Spruce,
E,giist Essence olSprece,
tVHsa,nn's celebrated Itch Ointment,
xb.at,n's do. Buffers, Spice Buffers
-. l,,,. ,ssortnent of Thermometers, aud Hy-
dr,me,ers. for proving Spirits and Acids
:. Iaroe supply Of pyroiig nous Acid for curing
treat al
, larre supply OF ground Ginger. ground All
spice aud ground black Pepper an 81 Gay
ennr Pepper
4 larqe supply of common AMI rchnrd Horax
eonJ SUNNY of Paris white aud French green
for window blinds
ys,v extensive assortment OF Varnshes
4 large supply of bet fo'and oia'ch
,uuply of Liquid Pitch for water vessels
Also, of Super Cub Soda aud larta1c Acld
al.o, of Sal Sada
And supply of sunac
OF Arrow Rou,-all kinds
OfPasdrrpd Elm Bark
or Pumice aud Rotten Stone
OF Waiers-assoried colurs aud si4rS
Also OF Sealing wax and lead PencIls--a kinds
An assortment of Bronze, viz Gold Silver aud
Brass
4 large supply Of ground I'd ro"dcred Orange
PED and Genliam, OF oupbuiic, Mu, iatic aud
Nitric Acids, aud OF Aqua FORTS
4 large supply oi Carom Pink Root
or oil and ESSENCE of fennel Seed, &c.
Together with a greet variety OF 9th articles
d, unusually iOW prices II. DAVIES
March g.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16
Idtuobic Real Estate for SAFE.

bdtn0be hCW EstdtG fOf sac.
NNlIE subscriber III pursuance ol two
d deeds oftrnst, executed 10 bin by the
surviving partners ot the late firms 81 Calf
Bullock. IL Co. ami CAT j. Bu!onk, and
the executors of VIM. Gait, deceased, (Which
deeds bear date on the 3isl day ol March.
lS2S,) Offers for sale, the following valuable
real property, to wit
clio l-2 acres of land, purchased hv the
said Gait, Bullock Il CO. OF X. d !. Brad
flute, situated in the county If Bedford, near
the town at New London
l36 81 acres OF land, Wing N Campbell
county, near Gamblers Mountain, aud ia the
vicinity Of the town Of IyHchhufg.
An Undivided moiety ul The Back Water
Mills, and the lands thereto appurtenaut, stu
ale ia the immediate nrigAborhood at the
town of iynchbnrg. (lhe proprrty above
Described. b, longs 10 the concern Of Cut,
Bullock & Coz
Also. the following real Estate, hrlon2inS
o the concern Of Gait g. Bullock, Ia wit
The House and Lot, with the appprenan.
ces in the town of Lynchburg, formerly OF
cnpied by the said concerns, as IA olore, and
now in The occupancy of Mckee q Meem.
Also, the House and Lot Immediately in
the rear of the one last mentione1, aud now
occupied by Landlord & Veddcr
The terms OF sale va be liberal. and madr
known On application To the subscriber, vito
will convey In the purchaser CT purchasers
such tile as is vested in him by the deeds oil
trust aforesaid. and no other.
CHiSWELL DABNEY, Trnitee.
Aue u ts3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16
Great bargains in CLOTHS

THNHOSE who ant Cloths, would end II 10
IA their interest 10 call On the snbscriber.
He has mixtures. olives clatei, super & mid.
ding blue aud black Cloths, aud niece SUI
per Ermine bne, aud one do. de. Electoral
black hich lac is determined TO sell very
cheap. H. ALLISON.
Dec. 20.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16

The sigh of subjecis--and their Tyrants dread
The star benign, thai gilds the blooming west,
And guides the Patriot 10 a place ofrest,
Zen the wild Arb coufs;ng at his speed,
S'ats at thy name. and eurbs his fiery sliced
And when he sleeps upon his burning saod.
Tastes. in his dreams, the sweets of Freedom $
land.
Guard then your liberty with waicbful eye;
Demon foe IN ever lowering nigh:
Eternal Is the union of our land -
Nome bur Americans can burt the band.
The distant powers Of the earth. in vain,
MAY frame dark eagucs--bnt dare they no,
Our sacred Ark-ior well the Tsrani knows,
That ffeemen quickly conquers freedoms foes.
XVII.
With bright prophetic eye the Patriot muse
Looks through the future, and the period views,
When not The West shall he inspir'd alone.
bni esry breast the kidding spirit own:--
when all the Nations of the earth shall ,hrong,
. wake The flarps of Liberty To song;
III Freedoms anthems ring from shore TO
shore,
Aud Wars rude blast disturb he world no more.
XVIII.
hen shall the BRITISH Lion cease his ire
The Russian Eagle in her SHOWS expire
he Oale steamers cease 10 hoat On high.
AID lhrkish crescent pierce 10 more the sky !:
When proud Colnlnbias Easlc. plum Il TO soai
IN lofty wing, untred from shore 10 shore.
Shall seize our freedoms glorious flag. nnia'l'd,
Ana wave the "spangled banner DER the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16
nv FLETCHER s. TOLER.
TER MS.

. =, - ,un,I,n pay able N 1dNance-No Jun
II 70, n received for less time than sx months
ERUPTION WIZ he liscontinued (but at the discretion
"a ~ rlsit"rs) until all arrearaess are paid
viii he "s d Sc a e or sf for ossh
iaarS tol rb.se from distance must ho pald for
.eir insertion, the payment assumed by
rr Prov ~. p - porsanin Lsneheurs'
=, b,neery Orders not exceeding two are IN
,srtod for six dollars H.. ,d;,o,s must be nos,
~ ~ nov will not DO attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16
MIR. VALENTINE GOOD.

- ,Il--Take notlrr, that shall, on the I'd
- Jay Of the next March Court, for the
county Of Franklin, TO wit on the Sd day OF
March next, al Franklin conri house, take the
deposions OF Jacob Weimer, George Hart.
sail aud others, 20 be read as evidence in a
snit depending in the said court ION the Chan
cery side thereof. in which | am plaintiff and
YOU are defen ant. Yours, &c.
JOHN WIENER
Feb. 10 i"33
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16
Weekly Supplies of beautiful
FANCY GOODS.

superb Ganze apd Meipomeme ocarfs
Do do Arcadlan Hdkfs.
Blk. aud blk. watered Silks
Beautiful blk. Fl renee and Italian Silks
Superior aosorlmento of WORKED Swiss MusiIns
Caliooes of every denomination, ard some
OF rare and entirely new patterns
Bohbineit Laces, AT hAlf then tormer prices
few fashionable waierrd & b0lt Glngha.ns
Belt Ribbons, direct from Paris
Pongee, for Ladies dresses
II great bargains form an iadurempnt 10
purchasers. we will assure taem, every effort
will be nude 10 that effect.
MkEE, ROBINSON & GO.
june @.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16

rOflCE.-Ail persons indebted 10 Samuel
III i. Davis dec. are required 10 make pay
ment immediately, and those having clatns a
gans' the sane are requested to prescott them
10 ne for payment q, u. CLAY, admr of
5. B. DAVIES, dec
March . dw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16
coNTsx1ssrcw BUSINESS.

FEyHE suhsGrber inform, his friends aud the
q public that he continues 10 do business
On Commission, aud promises that pains
shall he spared Ia give entire satisfaction To
all Planters aad fathers who may conide 10
MS management lhr sale of lnhAcc1, Flour
ar other produce H. Office will be kept at
tbe Store of Messrs. j, q ). Halsry, next door
below Inc Farmers Bank
d. SAUNDERS, jr.
Jan. 10. I2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16
E wi r D r. III M

SkyAE have in-treceived in addition TO our
~ large stock u numh+r oil scarce aud d..>l
rattle articles, selected from the Norlhrtn mar
kets OF the latest mpoftatons, aud mad mp it,
the mosf fashionable style, .uch AZ Froek and
Dress Coats, n splend,d variety of Vests, ever,
shade aud description of Pantaloous Over
Goats Surourts, PLAID and Camblet Cloaks and
Goats, Ladies Cloalts (some very elegantly a
large lot of Boots. Shoes aud Fine lIais. winch
will be sold ON terms which cannot tail To please
all who may honor US with a call.
WALKER & co.
Emporium of FASHIONS Il cheap clothing Store,
Vain Street, Lynchbnrg,
Feb O.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16
R8MfOWAE.

WE have removed to Bullock's old stand.
w where our customers will find us dispos.
Ell as heretofore, 10 consult their nteie est in sell
ing them goodsnt the lowest cash prices.
MCKEE. ROBINSON l. co.
Jan. 8
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16
GTG WAITER,

SfUSf received, a few dozen Dr. j. Thomp
- sons celebrated Eye Haier For sale =, N
York prices. Howell DAVIES
Jan. II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16
l,amD and Castor NY.

vfUST received a full supply of best uinter
~ Lamp Oil, and also full supply of best
cold expressed Castor OIL Howell DAVIES.
March 2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16
ns.8 RH DHITS

ENyE have this day received case of
w highly finished Leghorns, much lower
charged than any imported this season.
MCKEE, ROBINSON a. co.
Jams.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16
Commission Business.
y Il u r Z y.

IfroI received aud for sale, al tefy reduced
prices, \ very large assortment, OF Snufs 81
Bottles, Caulslers, Jars, Bladd"rs and Kegs
Howell DAVIES.
Feb %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23

The muster at aims Is man, with high
sounding title at least. He has charge of
the prisoners, who arc always given to him
for confinement; and If they escape, through
his neglect, he must suffer in theg stcad.--1
He accompanies them TO the gangway for
punishment, and must count audibly the
iashcs as they are laid on. The deck lights
arc also under his care: he sees them extin-
gushcd ut the proper hour, and the galley
or stove fire, all out; and reports them to
the officer of the deck. Under him, as aid,
is the ships corporal, whose duties are
multIiorm: when the men return from work,
or visits OH shore, he searches them, to as.
certain that they bring no liquor ON board:
he examines the shore boats, with market
ing, Called bomb JoatS,) when they conc
alongside; and watches the men in their
dealings with them, both TO see that the sal
lors are not cheated, aud do not purchase
liquor, us well as io keep order. He also
assists IN the management Of the priso-
nCrs.
Hereafter shall call the prison 10y its pro-
per name, the brig, for that is It's title in the
ship. 1t IS nothing more than the space be-
tween the two forward starboard guns on
the main deck. A sentry keeps guard there
over the prisoners and if their crimes are
gross they are also put i'll irons; should they
be very noisy, Il gag is employed; an i'll
Istrument consisting simply Of an iron bar
which is pasSe& through the mouth, and
fastened by a cord that goes round the
head
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23
DGN1ESTTC.

WASHINGTON, July II.
Dr. u attias.-Afr Ire preliminary business before the
desire To bring the matters Dr. Watkins To
close, rapidly possible H.. wished know what could
nc Gone ~ reference To- te verdict of Saturday, and whcher
'ae court h't come 10 decision their Judgment
judge CTauch said the vc.c had
court rs committed TO them, unl the have de-
cIed what take relative asked Sr swami
Judgment
course but is only mode OF procedure move as he
now DAD, Tor reti'o JdcidS e 5Ouo and take new trial
MI Jones SAID he was not prepared argument
on the subject did hc
ell on the facts Tie wished absent for a G,v DAYS
Judge IhTu,on complained OF the venence of the
court being still kept in session.
Nj Jones said, thai according Mr. Swami the cou mich
te Kept sitting until next teun he had expressed
to send new indictments To the grand jury.
Mt Swami replied that this depend UPON
The verdict which had been rendered was unlly B, II
the court should be of opinion that the verdict Includes eyer
thing, II would lie unnecessary apply for rc.i,e
Judge Canch quoted from LEstTansc show that "a i,,
had never issued IN a criminal case.
MIR. Key said this applied 10 capital cases cnly
Nh Swami suggested tina, IT there any doubt On tho
mind of the court % the verdict vo1ld wish that sIol
he del befaef On aud >.sci twas case of very great
imuoTtaIce. =
M Key expressed his expectation that the court ,oI.
decided On the verdict without au7 further argument
jude MorscI sad there doubt verdict was
"sufc', aud the omiy question if r,r should issue,
AEef little further conversation.
gnent on the motion Of Mr. Swami should he p,oned an
"~momng Wien the counsel both sides would he eyrcts
TO be prepared -
lcre was sore discussion jurors tire Unitc state,
counsel having opposed those who on the Last p,ncI ~
TIE counsel pr the accused maintaining
lur decided that the both sides ,i-l,
ne f"' i2nr wee sworn, aud tie Marshal ordered 10
I summon INT tlesmen.-L Iour.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23

that Rlch did OF modern play: Pray dome the iS-
vor SIR to iniorm ME, IS this your tragedy or your
comcdy:"
As 10 our mere, or parcel galants who live IN no
scted course OF s, hut spend half the day nsicep
ing hal! the night IN .auIg, aud the rest OF theiT
time III other pleasures and vanitics, 10 Us niue ut
pose as they can devise, they were born Tor "lh
ing else but To cat aud drink aud snort aud sport
VINO arc spruce aud trim the lilies lSoU,non III
all ms royalty not clothed like one ot these YET
tney neither sow, nor reap, nor carry into tue Oa,h
they neither abour, spin, do any thing else
Tor tho good of human society; let them blush, thcrc
Is not tao poorest contemplate creature that cseti'
oysters and kitchens u IN the streets, but dcserleth
hts bread better than they. aud his course ot ire Is
OF better esteem with God, and every sober Wise
man, than theirs y horse that Is neither good Tor
The way no the cart nor the race, nor the wars nor
any other service let him be of never good breed
never well marked ana shaped, yet he Is but jade
MS master scttcth Uos,orc hy HIM. tiukrih ms meat
.-besOwcd upon linn; every man Viii say better khuo -
him on the head than keep him his SKIN thuuShfiot
much worth Is We: better worth than the whole beast
besideS.--S0adcTyoa.
! Our most unreasonable preud;ccs generally
the MISREPRESENTATION BoaoheF.
The following anccdote is related by -. Pierre in
his ha'7""nies de u .Nti""c I'm jour, un do mes
anus fit vor nm ChartrcuN; cctait au uIOs de Mai.
e jarGn du solitaire ctait CONVERT dc hcurs GOns s'
Plates banIcs Ct les CspalietS Pour iu n sctat
rcnlerne dans Sa cham5rc, on voy1It sOuttc.
PourCuu lui dit mon ami. OVCZ-VUUs iuInic 70
lets? est !ui rcpaulit IL ChurtrruN, aim dc med
tier distraction les nttrIOuts de Dieu. E.
pensoz vous, rrprit mon ami, en- trOuvcr a. plus
CrauGs dams votrc tr'C. On" vouS on m,ntre Ia n1
turc au mos &c Mai, Croycz-iROi ouyrcz yos voels,
ct icrhcE VOtrc imagiu1t ION"
: The iiftof General IIochc, b. Alexandra Rouse
In, l. dedicated " IA RPWbHque Eierncie. the rcpUb
&c bcin; th1n in The sixth year Of It's age
/ We never heard OF fc,icitous oE The
s1nHs atiHt al horinsl than was addressed by an
American TO the celebrated Doctor .johasoi. Al an
interview which Doctor Eicui. had with hiui in En-
gland, about tho commencement Of the Revoiu;oua.
~ war. the latter observed why what DO you
hnow IL America? You have no books" ooh par
don me-. SIR" said Or. Ewing IN compliment not
less elegant than just, ''wc have just published an
edition OF the Rambler" II is needless to say tlt
me U'sUs .Mjor Of British literature was preparation
by this iiatterlng evidence OF Discrimination aud
Intelligence.
.lhETy dScip'ine-Iic carriage or Tic,l-Narshal the
hHe OF Wellington, last week stopped its passage
through the Horse Guards. by observed am
ordered, your Grace not 10 allow any carriage pass iIuuch
10 winch the Duke answered. YOU have done u,y-
and Immediately ordered the cuJcnnan back.
l{o1f01 Pcg6y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23
2strDessoagp gGstss@


~ The Boston Courier abiding 10 the pubi.tation
Of the Literary Museum ind the valuable issays il
has given, on the Policy of encouraging Manuiac
lures, observes: These and some other articles OF
similar import which we have seen in the Richmond
"iS' satisfy us, that, ii the northern and riddle
States had not called upon Government To prov ide
approaching system, Virginia herself would, before
tins t"ne' have been "'rariT State and the clvo-
cate of judicio-s--not Jackson-Tarig"
There Is much shrewdness in.ths foregoing obser-
Na'lon The idea certainly prevails and is cmcour-
aged by designing men, that there is u rcpusion be
tween Northern and Virginia interests, and that
what 'naAcS for the interest ofthc first for that
son a'one' makes against the interest Of the last
lac ant-northern prciudiccs of Virginia have by II
ceEan class OF influential poll ticans ever becu care.
'6iy iomcntcd, and Whenever political stroke is Ia
De struck, the prcjudices of the South against the
North, are drawn upon fund ever available aud
We! Eish lGcNhaustiblc. We have ever thrown in
our mile mite, to combat this uusccmly and disas-
'ronS jealousy among brcthrcn OF the same great
hkh!y. IL Is slowly wearing out. Much OF the on
position :" the Taritas undoubtedly proceeded from
The idca that II northern measure intended cy
cnsvcy u bcncth northern interests at the expnce
OF southern. The farmers of Virginia swert cHsv
by tins prejudice, for lon time shut their enrs
anc hardened their hearts against all reaso,,pr.
liley would not 30 much agree to onuuirc But
'sHI Is breaking IN Much ofthis prejudice has van.
iShrd' In 1921, we were bgotrd against the Tar
III as Governor Giles himself and at that 1ov. vc
knew 6Ut one ma" in tins city, who was its Advocate
Hov. Giles with that fatality which follows all h,
Writings, has advanced :hc cuusc lie attacked
Strange as this may to the Boston Courier we
really believe 10 have been one efficient cause in
stimulating enquiry, and dssipaiing prejudice. Such
Is the estimation in which the opinions of that once
distinguished man now held in q great part O,
Virginia that his countcnance is decidedly prciudical
To any measure he supports. But there are other
causes at work besides the Fortunate opposition of
Gov. Giles. Enquiry is busy, and many who have
specuativey sat down to form an opinion FOR them
selves, nave ended their Investigations in conviction
Of the utility Of the Tariff: The great diffica,,y
Which prejudice opposed to candid. enquiry is sur
mounted. There now cucht-ned advocates Of
the Tariff all over the State, and the number is
daily increasing. When the turner's once perceive
that the Tariff is particularly for Liei, benefit by
creating steady home market and not as they were
taught to believe, for the exclusive benefit of north
err capitalists remaining prejudice will give way.
Mankind will follow their interests, IL spite Of all
the Governors, and all the Golden Baskets that were
ever opcnedto be found contain nothing hut words
and fummcry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23

'HP. .No'A.-|Ne admit tho corrections and an
n'aons o: our friend Maj. North with much cheer
luIn'ss, and as lie has taken orr putting his five
toasis together and what We said about them, more
to heart than we expected, we regret both the one
and the othcr fur it part OF our object to ia
ii'ct that pain, which modcsty AMI scnsibli,y ever
ecI' when their poSscssor is made conspicuous. As
to the misprnt Of one of his toasts that must have
been accidental.
We will avail ourselves OF this opportunity. 20
express our entire dissent from Maj Nor,h's fancy
for having the mails carried more rapidly Mai
Barry has acquired SOHO ccIai, for cxpedtinr the
mail on various routes, but in our opinion, he has
accomplished no real good. \ medium is the thing
in carrying the mail. a. in every thing else yvbat
advantage ip truth is it TO Us in Richmond that VIC
now receive the northern nail at 2 instead of p.
NJ None IN the world 1t is thc same thing to the
people OF Richmond, whether they get intelligence
from ~ lork IN three days rs under Mr.. Mc'Lenu
or IN two days aud % hours ~ under his successor.
Yet to eclipse the energy Of Mr.. Mclean, and gain
these two hours, what uiiscrics arc not inflicted
upon horse flesh, and how many gallant s;ccJs arc
not run off their lcgs' What is chiefly waiting in
the transpssion of the mail, is G-cqncnry and rcgu-
lnri.y cctainy. The next winter will show the vari
ty& futity ofwhat is called MAJ. Blrrv's improve.
ment. When the Steamboats, stop running, and
Chapawamsc makes good IT, provorbial impassnbili-
~, it wall then be that Mai. Barry has sncro
feed utility to lash. IL viii be improcticahlc 10 do
the route III the time prescribed, md Inc cnnscoucur
will be tho killing ofboTscy snd upsctting of s'ooos
in attempting it, and by this means, tho failure ol
tho mail altogether In5,cnd Of rcceiyinq IT,. with
underwriting certainty, though with less speed. os
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23

frIpsrgu -. T., l..
y Sorti7@ IcciiHt-O Satur ay last Nh Jo,a, ,,ns
hsIy respectable Young gentleman of Madison county acct,
e.'dIy s1o nn'seii We learn the time distressing
occurrence happened MIR James standing on or Of wood
conyersng wth gentleman the bu,t Of his ri1 ON The
e 's ngh h2nd over c mu1ze Of the piece and resting
s heal upon ms nan In this situation the log rolled and in
siding OFT the lock Of the gun in contact Win b, sie r
~ "nIn c'Sel its discharge and its contents entering
ue o e eye mansied his forehead in the srpc kim
manner aud caused almost instantaneous death Tile -
" VIZ ny unfortunate accidents proceeding from
t'' N''h has heen our unpleasant lot % record --
len cannot he too cautious IN handling loaded gur- Gin
ie we are IN the midst If death" This truly dis,,css
young man. d" ze by his parents, beloved and
respected by AL who kneS him-one moment ENJOYING the
company aud conversation Of fIiendt next 49,,
'huh 10 ms own mdiscIetion!
MURDrR.-A mcalancholy and DISTRESSING murder
was perprctra:cd IN Ashfcd, Mass on Turs,lav ,ol
by man named Alfred Elmer. He Cancied himself
commissioned from Heaven 90 kin three persons and
derived his warrant, he says from the Tin cbanter
OF Revelation. HIS victims were child about two
years old, Uuly son of Mr. Titnothv Cntin ybo ,,
killed on the spot and an old gentleman f,r,,rIf
oi Inc cuprt wlro severely wounded that tberc
IS no nope OF ms surviving. The child hc killed bc.
cause II wos innocent. AZ the time of the decd the
mother OF the child milking; on BEING ,nld th,t
Elmer had gone into the house with ro1oy ia 49,.
hand, she immediately returned 20 the house and IN
entering the found the child dead IN tho croJln
Wch she hhd lett sleeping, having It's throat cut IN
shociing manner The criminal, bnvin0 commit
Tbs horrd decd, FASTENED TO his grandfather whom,
he struck on the head with axc and yould have r
peatcd The blow, but for the interference of Some f
"a'c' Mno were present Inc Old gentleman is be-
tween 10 and 30 years ofagc. Since the commit mont
of the prisoner TO tic jail in Ashcd, he o!serycJ, ON
berg questioned thar ne wished 10 soyno,hing about
It, lie is sorry that hc committed the deed hat bc
Aad some mos bad thoughts Of committing suicide,
o. tf0t he had zone now, and had none when nc Hi
icd The cm'd The psson % vas undouhtoll, i~.aro
he awaits hs trial a. the ucTt 'crn ri lnn Supreme
Court to DC held ~ september next
The United state, ricatc Cosafoll,,i,, C,,r,
WodswoILh, arrived at New York on SATURDAY eve.
"ng m four days from Norfolk totakc on board IN,
rev Ministers 10 france and England VIZ. ilr Rivcs
T' ne former and Mr. VI Lonc. for the latter court
passenger ~ The Cons ella. on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-23

.1EEUy dscip'iHe-Tic carriage or Tic,l-Narshal the
Dixie of Wellington, was last week stopped in its passage
through the Horse Guards, by sentinel VINO observed g." am
ordered, your Grace 10 allow iTuuch''
10 winch the Duke answered. if you have done your
and Immediately ordered the cuacnnan back.
i{oHfo1 Pc9sy.