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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-19

A gentleman who kept large flock Of
sheep, assures US that during the season
of grazing, he gives his sheep tar, at the
rate of a gill a day to every twenty sheep.
He puts the tar in troughs, sprinkles lit
tie fine salt over it, and the sheep consume
it eagerly. This preserves them from
worms in the head, promotes their general
health, and is thought TO be a specific
against the yot.-N H. Farmer.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-19

The Editors Of the New York Gazette
have received a letter from an American
gentleman in Lima, under date Of the 18th
April, which says
every thing in these markets is fiat 10
the extreme Flour IS the only article
which promises any thing during the pre-
sent year, in consequence Of the failure Of
the wheat crop in Chih-good fresh Is now
worth Sl4 on board. tits theonly article
of which sales can be made. Que house
here has at least $500, 900 first cost OLA
meTlcan cargoes, LDonestics, Tobacco,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-19

Mr. Coles Cheese.-Not many months
since the wlole county was vocal with The
account of the Big Chaesc, manufactured
for, and forwarded to General Jackson. BY
Mr.. Israel Cole ofthls town An omnous
silence, however, for some time past has
prevailed on the subject. This ought not
to be, the public have a right to be inform
led Of the fate Of great cheeses as well as of
great men. And no cheese $50 far as we
know has been 80 much in the mouths Of
mankind as this-always excepting the
great Jeffersonian Cheese Of Cheshire
But to come directly to the matter; Mr.
Coles Cheese arrived safe and sound at
the mansion of the new President. TWAS
found to be of the first chop, 81 the mouths
of the Secretaries aud the Treasury rats
wrtered for a taste. But mark the end of
that cheese! 1t was devoured and forgot
ten, and the donor was--we had like to
have said forgotten along with it-but no,
we viii not do injustice to the head of the
nation. We are informed, on good author
ity that Mr.. Cole received an answer, com
prised in "a double letter, thanking him for
the cheese, approaching his patriotic mo-
tyes and-taIiag him ffiy cents postage
Some ofthe opposition papers may take
/ occasion to say the President ofthe United
States should have used the franking priv.
ilege But such persons ought to recoE
lect, that economy is the leading feature Of
/ the present administration; and thirty FIVE
rthe neat gain to the revenue from the
Presidents letter is no small matter IN
these hard times.-BrkSbire .4mercaR.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-19
IMPORTANT 10 EDITORS.

We invite the attention of all Editors
OF Newspapers who have, or ever expect
to have, occasion to visit Baltimore, to
the communication Of Mr.. ". q. Lyford,
10 our paper Of to-day. We apprehend
they will never be boarded or lodged on
more reasonable terms--and we knOO that
they Will not easily find an Inn where they
will be he'd in higher consideration, or
treated with more agreeable hospitality.
Bal. GGz.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-19

The troops at Cantonment Towson, on
Red River, have been removed TO Canton
ment Jesup, La. After the Barracks
were abandoned by the troops, they were
set on fire By number of desperate vii
Iains of Miller county, Arkansas, in a
frolic, and entirely destroyed
Missouri Republican.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-19

An alarm has been sounded in various
newspapers from different parts ofthe coun-
try, summoning the liege citizens Of New
England to unite their efforts for the sup
preston of Cock Reaches. The locust
plague Of Egypt, it is supposed. would be
more terrible than the unchecked lnroad5
of these creatures, which are SAID to be
more numerous during the present season
than at any previous point Of time. We
are happy TO be able to announce the dis
covery of a method of destroying those IN
truders, at once simple and effective. 1t
is as follows:-PrOcure from the apotheCa-
ry or herb woman, a moderate quantity OF
that odoriferous vegetable called Poke
Root: Boil /. in water until the Juices
are extracted, and mingIe the liquor with
good West India molasses, OrIf the spirit
ofpaulotism be extravaganza with mOlasses
from New Orleans; spread the liquor IN
large platters or soup plates, inthe kitchen,
pantry, closet or wash house, or whatever
apartment may have been the subject OF
invasion, and the enemy will be found
slain in heaps, lying by hundreds and
6Gies, before the following morning. A
gentleman to whom we are indebted for
this information, states that he slaughtered
SO cock reaches il a single night by
means of the poke root winch had been
boiled being thrown into a closet, th.ckIy
invested by the enemy, the place was quit
ted entirely in a few days, great numbers
being left dead upon the field.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-19

Linens, bel on hand. When they will
be able to sell them, i IS impossible 10
say.
The prohibition has talen effect, but 1t Is
impossible that it can b, perseYered H.
The Eliza, from Baltimqe, arrived te"
davs after the time allow,d by the prohlol-
non for vessels from the United States, but
she has been allowed TO elter. The Dan
ubes -four will also be admitted IN conse-
ouence Of the measures talen by the owner
Of il here. The war witt Columbia has
exhausted the country, and as they nave
lately met with a defeat rear Quito, mat
ters are growing worse | should not
be at all surprised if revolution, having
for its object n change il the government
should take place SHORTLY"
Buenos .4pes.-The New York Jour
nal of Commerce contains a letter from
correspondent at BuenS Ayres, which,
under date ofJune lst speaks Of the condI'
ton ofthe city of Buenoi Ayres and lis VI
cinity in the following tems:-
"1'he town has been surrounded by a
ditch to prevent the incurions of the Mon
toneros, and all the outpsts are guarded
day and night Admiral Brown resigned
his connexiOn with the Executive early IN
May. and is succeeded ~ Martin Rod
riqnes, who preceded Ri'adayia as Gov
ernor. 4 Council of twelve IS TO be ap-
pointed to act till the Legislature can be
.reassembled.
To attempt any description Of the state
in which the city has been for the last two
or three months, would be vain. inalDost
constant alarm; the mass ofthe population
under arms day and night; the shops shut
up for days together by orders of the gov
eminent; the prisoners, the wounded, or
the dead. borne almost daily through the
streets; and the roir Of cannon, or the rat
tie of musketry, almost daily meeting our
ears in some direction, and sometimes IN
two or three directions at onoG."
"These things would in any circum-
stance make ursituatiOn unpleasant; but
taken in connexion with the rage of party
feeling, and the literal array of fathers a
gainst sons and brothers against brothers,
tits suchas can only be conceived by those
who know something ofthe horrors of civil
war. The evils still farther aggravated
by the fact. that he country IS literally be
inc swept with he bosom Of destruction.
The Indians from the remote Pampas are
plundering the distant Estancias LPlanta-
tons of the cattle, and those on the nearer
one are destroyed by the troops. A con
siderable part Of the last wheat crop was
lost by the breaking out of the war during
the harvest; and seed time is now nearly
past and no preparation is made for sow
ing, nor is there any indication ola speedy
termination of the war "
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-19

Died recently NJ Bristol, Rhode Island. 5Ir NJ
CHOLAS CAMPBELL, 10 the 97lh wear Of his
age. He was one Of the ever memorable BosroS
TEA-PARTF, and assisted in the destruction Of the
cargo Of Tea IL the commencement Of the Revo-
luton.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-19

PERU. Lima dates 10 the 25ih Of April arc
received BY an arrival at New Bedford A con
spiracy 70 overthrow the government, and place
ihe mllato Ordonez at its head. bad been disco
v,rso, and thHteen censpiraiors serZed
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-19
A TRULY oGLORIOUs" DEED!

4 TRULY GLORIOUS" DEED!
We learn that Gen. Charles Rldgely,
whose decease was announced in the daily
papers of this city on the 18th inst. has, by
his last wiH and testament E.h.4NCIPA-
TED ALL HIS SLAVES. The num-
Der IS varlously estimated at, from TWO
HUNDRED & FIFTY, TO FOUR
HU.VDREDU We have not yet been
made fully acquainted with the particulars
relative to this noble act; but it is under
stood that all who have attained the age OF
IS wears, are to be free immediately-such
as are over IS. to have some provision
made for their support, out Of his estate.
Those of a younger class are to be Free
the males at 25 years Of age, and the te-
males at p.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-19
of p

nershIp. Tho partnership ber7
existing between the subscribers, under th
Of RoBB & MoRBIsUN has been dissolve
mutual consent. All persons having unseta
counts with said firm are requested TO con
ward and Sc tile the same by the first Of SCI
Der next. J. ". ROBE,
Wheeling Juyl5, 30 JOIlNMORRISC
GTThe business viii be carried on as u..
the subscriber, at the old stand of Robb q
son, on Nam street, one door south OF ihe
Western Bank Of Va. ]. w. R0I
July Is, 1893.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-19
Cash.!

n Ii persons with whom no prey'0
III rangement has been mado) indebted
Subscribers, will be waited on ia a few dg'
their respective accounts. The prcssyn
times makes it necessary forus 20 Urge @rin
10 meet promptly, this orr first eall-ihe O.
US viii he a great accommodation at ths OIL
Those who give US their aId shall be Mw
WELL and those neglectng rs shall not b. u
ten. JOHN +. CLARKE q q
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-19

L7sb C0nsolqtion.-A poor fellow whose
person was supported by two wooden props
which acted as proxies for a pair Of legs
left on the "ield of glory" was met by a
son of st. Patrick, who thus addressed
him-'My dear fellow, ] congratulate you
upon having two wooden legs Why So
said the astonised veteran Because you
know you can never catch cold IN your
teet'
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-19

water Communication about to be COM
pleted between New York and Ohio, =
the coast Of Mexico, the West India
Islands, aud the half of America to the
south, the rest of America on its left, anc
equal, if not superior advantages in Eu-
rOpean commerce.
When we therefore take view Of this
fertile country, and view in imagination
the grand Mississippi, mile broad, rol-
ling its immense volumes CT waters, a
depth of about 200 feet,-and as If conscI-
Gus Gifts strength, appears to look quietly
on the hustle of the habitations of man
Both IFS banks are lined with charming
sugar pantations,--from the midst Of
which rises the airy mansions of the veal
thy planters, surrounded with orange,
banana, lime and fig trees, the growth OF
a climate approaching to the torrid zone.
In the rear, you discover the cabins OF the
negroes, and the sugar-houses, and Just
at the entrance of the city, groups OF
smaller h0uses, as if erected for the pur-
pose of ;oncealing the prospect Of the
town,-but as soon as the steam boats pass
these outposts, New Orleans appears IN
all its splsndor,-the river runs for a dis
lance Of four or five miles, forming a semi
circular bend. The first object that pre-
sents Itself, Is the uncouth backwoods-
mans flat botomed boat, with hams, ears
of corn, apples, and whiskey barrels
strewed along upon it, or affixed to poles,
to direct he attention Of buyers. Close
iby, are the rather more decent keel boats,
with cotton, furs, whiskey, -four, &c
next the elegant steamboat, which by It's
Missing sounds, announces its arrival or
departure;-farther on, are the smaller
merchant vessels,-the sIooPs and schoon-
ers ofHayana, Vera Cruz, Tampico, sc.
then the briggs, and lastly the elegant ships
appearing like a forest ofmasts.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-19

Shakespeare, Loves Labor Lost.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22
TRUST SALE

PURSUANT to the provisions of two Deeds oe
Trust executed by John II. Priddy to Thomas
Bowes, sen. and WIN. Cameron, one bearing date the
10Th day OF May 1919, and admitted to record in the
office OF Hanover County Court, on the LIST dav of
September 1919, the other bearing date on the loth
DAY OF September, 1919, and admitted to record in
the same Office on the 9th day CT December is,a
| shall Us tie administra irix of the sn;d Tho'
mas Bo~ies sen. the survivor of the said trus
tees and by virtue of the power in me vested nv the
said two deeds of trust proceed to sell ON The s,,
day OF January 1922 on the premises, at public auc
uon 10 the highest bidder for cash. tract of land
containing about two hundred acres. and which 10
described IN the said two deeds of trust as follows Ito
WIZ one certain piece, parcel tract of land situate
lying aud being in the said county Hanover con,
tanning two hundred acres, it being the land whereon
me sad John II. Priddy, and his mother Jane Har-
ris now lives, and bounded by James LankEDrt Rich.
ard Glazebrook, William Lttlepage and others"
Selling as the administrative ofthe surviving trustee
shall only convey such title as is vested in me- al
though It is believed, that the title is indsputabe.
ana al the evidence of title will be exhibited on the
day and at the time of sale. - '"o
LUCY BOWLES
Administrators of Thomas Bowles. srn.
ian 1850
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22

The Baltimore Flour Market January 20
we could not learn on inquiry last evening, that
there had l. III any transactions in the course of The
day Holders OF Flour unwilling to cell without
an advance in price, and those disposed to purchase
lid not feel Justified in giving than the article
was held at last week-and We should not be dsap-
pointed If it settled down price not higher at ell
events, unless adrces by subsequent arrivals should
warrant an advance. We know thrt 800 barrels
Howard street offered on Change at 50 so.
which the person To whom it was offered (and who
wished 10 purchase, declined taking and that in the
afternoon 1000 barrels of Wharf were offered at the
same price, and the gentleman who was also disposed
to purchase, offered 80. Thus the matter stands
What Is there IN the late accounts to Justify an adj
vance! The article has not commanded IL England
more than about 50 Al, including freight, commits
sons, insurance, duties, &c; the freig about 10
to 83 cents per bbl which added TO the other before
mentioned incidental expenses, the purchaser would
not DE justin In giving more than So Ii viii be re-
collect u also that e Sage has got down TO "a
per cent, w',ich hitherto has been subject worthy
of being taken into the account of operations. In
France likewise the article is quoted at so frances but
when the duty, freight, &c. il deducted, the price
there is not so high as ia England7 80 to g, beinr
the extreme. And from South American and
w cst lhdia markets, there surely Is nothing encour
aging.
From the report of a sale in q New York paper of
Saturday an inference might be drawn ;ihat flour in
that market rather refrigerated in price since the late
drrIVas-th,s, however ls not the fact lot OF about
500 or 800 barrels of Baltimore WIS sold on 81 idny
at 81 90 cash. and the next day lot of 800 only
at 2J-but this latter lot went off under peculiar
clrcumstanccs--it was obliged TO be sold--and the
purchasers after sold tine Larce SO
IN New York however, as here, they have no fixed
price, but Inuch. larger stock hand, and unless
tue article is Ia ken Oh speculation, nothing,
we have already stated, to warrant an advance on
the prices OF last week
There is no grain in mnrket.--Tchroa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22

TO A DEPARTED SPiRIT.--BY Mns. HraA,s.
From the bright stars, OF from the yicwless air,
Or frDm some word, u:lrcuch'd by human thouoht
op'rit, swec; spirit! ihy hume be there.
And II Thy VISIONS wit. the past he fraupht,
Answer me, answer mel
Have we not communed here, life and death,
Have we not said that love, such love as ours.
w as not to perish as a roses breath,
10 mott away, like song from fcstal bowers;
Answer, OH answer me.
Thine eyes last hight mine the soul that sho,.
ihtens2iy. moaIniuly, through gathering haze:
ilid st thou bear with thee to the shore unl;now,
Nought oil what lived in that k,ng, earnest oazo.
Hear. hear, and answer me!
Thy voice, lis low, son tcrvent farewell tone
Thrilled through the tempest of Tie partiug strife.
Like Il FAINT breeze: oh. fruIn that music flown
Send back one sound, II loves be quencbless life,
But once OH! answer Ine,
In the still noontide, in the sunsets hush,
In the dead hour Of night, when thought grows deeu.
w hen the hearts phantoms from Tho darkness rush
Feariuiy beautiful, to strive with sleep:
SPIRIT! then answer me.
BY the remembrance of our blended PRAYER;
BY al tears nose nlinglmg made them sweet.
by our last hope. the victory DER despair:
Speak! flour souls III deathl,.ss ycarrDps meet
Answer me- answer ME.
The grave is sent-and the far-of sky
And the deep midnight, -silvn, all and lionel
Oh! II thy buried love make no reply
What voice has earth'Ilesr, pity. speak mine own.
Answer me- Oh! answer me.
DIED On the 87th inst. after lingering iIInoss
Roman Lewis, Esq. Mayor of FREDERICKSBURG, in
the Goth year Of his are.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RfCHyNON,D. jan: u.
SAILED.

SAILED.
Schr. Gen. Washington, JcGiies, for Ncy York,
with coal
NEW YORK, Jim I7Arr'd Schrs Hope & Polly,
Chase, from Richninod; Mary, Jennison, Richmond;
Henry, Hanna, dp; Angonora Bcdc Petersburg.
Below, packet ship WIN Thompson, Maxwell, from
Liverpool. sailed 18Th Nov
Cleared Ship Crawford, Vcrruye, M1tanzns; brig
Sarah, Jones, Cape dc Verbs and market; Sarah a.
Ihebe, Thurlo n Orleans; Union, Burr, Savannah;
Sailed, hrigF Miles Staldish, Hathaway, for Or
leans; Knott do
The ship Columbia is ashore OH Robbins Reefs
she was driven ON by the ice.
NEW YORK. Jan. IG.---Arr'd, Packet shin vii.
lam Thompson, Maxwell from Liv crpool, sailed Nov.
80.
BELow-Two Briqs.
The weather is so thick and so stormy that the To-
legraph has had no communications 10 day with the
lower stations.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2o.---Arr'd scbr Franklin.
from Richmond, with tobacco
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22
A Card to the Ladies.

hid, riower and Fruit Painting on Paper, ard
tn taught IN the most elegant style in Six lessons
This most beautiful style of painting SO fashionable
in England, France, and in New York, Mrs Fowler
WA give lessons IN this place, where it is her nen-
ton to stay short time. She would therefore fool
under obligations to those who dcsirous of ayany
themselves oil the present opportunity of acquiring
Tins lovely aud useful art, they would fnvor her win
can as early as possible where specimens may De
house. third door from the corner of and tenth
streets, opposite Mrs. Mckims boarding house, the
square above the Virginia Banks.
ian 1885,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22
BY OTIS, DUNLOP d co.
SUGARS,
GROCERIES,
~ j. d j. E. HERON
LAW 4. MIS(EII Nl,oI,c n

THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock will be sold a, o.,, .IF
large and superior invoice Of Law and M.celIan
Atlas Brown: PHILOSOPHY. AnQuetsls Universal Hizorv R
oPs Roman Literature Federast Allison ON ras,e
Gabne Atlas, io4 maps, Byron's Works Burke,s Wo,Ss
numes England Clarendon's Rebellion ieuRard EnrIand
Saors Gattans Speeches, Sismonds History of L,erau,.
sydney on Government oquence of British Senate Bars
sous WORKS Arabian Nights Ivy Tacitus Leach's Crown
Mode. and R aen%s Muqors Reports Tucker.
tare Starke ON Evidence Equity Digest Cance
s sn fs. DT S last xesey and vessy Beanie
Slse on real property Saunders Reports Ssorys avs of III
s,a evanston and Washng,ons Reports Shepards TOUCH
aone Comyn on Contracts, Toler on Executor, Poer o.
Obligations Sugden vendefs Maddock's Chaneerv T ua
on SSs epes cy. Pleading and Criminal Law ed.
prepared and the books ready for examins,;oS
Jan % J. e. J. E H. Auc,a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22

ErenDtiDn fran Import Dutje.-Tha following is
copy Of the Bill reported by the Committed of
Ways and Means
A BILL 10 exempt merchandise imported under cor
tain circumstances from the operation of the act of
the nineteenth May, eighteen hundred and twenty "
eight entitled An act IN alteration of Tie several
acts imposing duties on imports"
BE 10 enacted By the Senate and House DT EeDre-
Sentpiioes Of tie United Sfaies Of .qnerica i CoayeS
.1ssenbfed, Tint in all cases where any merchant of
the United States shall have given an order on for
elgn manufacturer merchant, for supplies Of for
olgn merchandise, previous TO the first dav Of Nav
eighteen hundred andtweuty eight, and shall make
appear to the satisfaction of the Secretary oi t,
Treasury. that the said order was given in the rcU-
ular of hs business and that 1t was not in the
power OF such merchant 10 countcrmand the said or
der subsequent TO the pass lge oftho act of the nine
teenth May, eighteen hundred and twenty Gil
titled An net in alteration Of the several acts impo-
sing duties imports md where it shall bc further
made 10 appear IN like nnner that the suid nerchan-
disc was imported previous the fret day of Scpto-
Der, eighteen hundred and twenty eight the mercban-
disc so imported shall b. exempted from the opcra-
ton ut the act aforesaid, and be Subject only 10 The
duties To which ~ liable previous to the m san m
OF that act Provided, That the exemption provided
IN this act shnll not extend so far in cas- where
merchandise has been actually s0ll AZ tu cnbls INV
importing merchant to realize profit Of more than
ten per centup, and that satisfactory evidence shall
be produced 20 tho Secretary Of tho Tro1sury in cve-
~ case, to enable him TO carry into effect the resrc-
tion imposed in this proviso.
Sec. 2. .9ad be IL further epacfed, That tho Sec
rotary Of tho Trcasury be authorized and directed 10
carry this act into effect either by refmdinr or re-
hitting the duties imposed by the act aforesaid, ac-
cordngy as the same have been paid or only rccu-
red to be paid.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-22
IxfTcHEM GARDEN,
Herb, Flower and Grass Seeds

ThE subscriber has OH hand, general and we'll So
iecled assortment of fresh GARDEN SEEDS.
winch VIII be sold wholesale and retail on the most
accommodating TERMS they arc of the best ouality,
that could be obtained, and having facilities for tr,
ing them III his own garden, has an opportunity T.
know II they are good, AND will offer none for sale
morally give satisfaction e.
Orders will be thankfully received and purchasers
are respectfully invited call at the stores of Nssr
'ohn II. Eustace and William F. Micou Mninst1eot
ana fis store at he Garden, where the seeds are for
safe, and catalogues can be had.
Jan l9-w4t JOSEPH RENNIE