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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-30

TN2IRGINiA.-At rules, holden in the clerks Office
~ of the superior court of chancery for the Rich
mond district the 9Th day of October 1929: Joho V.
WilcoS, pitt against John p Boiling, Seignora Bol.
lrE, and other dts.
The defendant Segniora Boiling not having enter.
ed her appearance and given security according to the
act OF assembly and the rules Of this court and il an
pearing, by satisfactory evidence, she is not an
nhabant of this country: is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here the tenth day of the
next January term, and the bill Of the PLAINTIFF
and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond
for two months successfully and posted at the front
door of the capitol, in the said city.
copy. Ieste, WV. q. PENpLEror G. q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-30

NlRGlNiA-At rules holden IN the clerks Office 4, +
the superior court Of clancery for lie EicIrn,pi
district, the 5th day Of October 1929: VIM J U,rt,
dale adm'r OF Frances Thh deed pI'f against Alien
Peters, dts. -"
me defendant P'schal Wells not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the act az
ing, by satisfactory evidence that he IL moi an ioi
h' ol ths country, II 81 ordered that tic said deC,r
ant do appear here the tent. day 81 tie ntNt LAM
"y "Ih, ana answer ihe bhI Of the plsnG and that
cops ri This order be forthwith in,crte,lip SOM nv,
pnpef Published ~ tie cy of kchmord ior tvomortbs
7ucccgsivtly, and posted at tie front door Of The Go
toll in the said city. 4 copy Tr4fc N'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29

.Nnfife Hine.-A correspondent at Washing
ton writes 20 DIR. Mitchell that he has recently
returned from the south, bringing with him fry
two varieties vi the grape vine indigenous ~
The United States Among the collection ia The,
celebrated ScuPpernong, native OF Washing
ton county, North Carolina. I'D deriving is
name + ON that ID the swamp in ich il grows.
4 planter in, that state hiss ton, acres OF il nm
der Guilty. alton. Il is so prolific that single
vine has in one instance produced o. IN pounds
Of Cranes. yielding eig harrls ofaine, which
is WI known 70 be Of deiicio,,s favor Like
Madsirs il in'prnves> nv age. Tire planter al
lntled TO has kept some Of ii fourteen years.,
DIR. Mitchell is to receive a cask. b, way OF COM
rl'ment, md for the purpose'of making e1peri>
ments on its qualities.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29

FOREIGN INTELLfGENCE.
LATEST ERnN ENGLAND -rhD ...La,

LATEST FROM ENGLAND.-The packet
ship Caledonisn. Cap. Rogers, arrived Al New
York from Liverpool bringing the Evening
Post London panere to the 4il, aud Liverpool
10 the 5Ib Decrinber. -
There is no hing new from the sent Of wal
The people OF London are busy in speculntions
upon some expected changes IN the ministry
There have b Ell reports Of negotiations ion the
hiroduciiod N Lorls Salisbury, Sidmouth AID
Lowiher into the Cabine.. These DO not an
pear 10 rest upon any good foundation. hut IL
se"ihs 10 be generally agreed that the Duke of
Wellington ~ negotiating In d Herent q ,arter
and for the return off much more able useful
and enlightened man to the admi,ilstr alton. II
is sad that inHircc, il not direct , ventures have
been made to Mr.. Husllissnn at The suggestion
of Mr.. Peel to resume his old station la the On.
bine'. II is believed that there will be no p,,
sonal objection 10 10 thi, on his part. Jules, IA
is suggested he may he unwilling l. accept of
office, unless his Friend Lord Dndlv the eide.
want Secretary OF Foreisn Affairs be also rein.
stated.
There WASH report. which had obtained cir.
cniaiion ~ London NET the death of Don Mi
guel but II is not believed. II is certain thst
he was not dead on The 2lst Nov. though, &C.
cording TO the London Courier, he was ,honph,
ture Of his thigh. A vessel arrived al Hlymn,,l,
on the LIST of December, in five dsys from WI.
gn'ra' bringing the rumour Of bis death The
English government, howeyr.r. had received M
intelligence ofsoch an eveut, nor had the pn,.
tusnese aud Brazliap ministers. The arrival
~ '"m po't se,erdsy. from Madeira, brought
no snch n'ei9enee. The. General Harreu
"" 'na' ISLAM about the 2aa Of December.
a"' 10" w ,acPs death is supposed TO have
napiene' %" me 2}d Nov. if the. story OF
ms ae''h oe facr, heouid hardly he supposed
'a, me news would not have reached the IL.
'onu D, Madeira IN the course of n month.
IA Campbell has been reelected Lord Rec.
.or OF G'aSgow College, by % votes out of lo4.
whispered, says the London Times OF
the 2S'h Of November, thar the King Is suffer.
ing onier fresh attack of the gouf.
An article IN London paper Of the 2O,h OF
November. says" Il appears from the Anne.
rican papers that associations are forming il,
differen' pa't' Of the VI tied States, Tor The
purpose OF assisting the Irish Romnn Catholics
IN rega'ninS their liberties Thi. appears o us
10 oH n strange SORT Of pr, cecrtling. VIVA,
righ, can the people Of the United States ha /.
TO Interfere with the Constitution aud law, nj
Grea, Britain ~
Ffd Asdirs o'Conneli made the fol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29

Mr.. Adam Stewart, jndeious aud pcnetra-
ting mechanist of thS city, has. after innumera-
bic experiments. At length discovered the self
acting principle of imitation Mr. Stewart, fron,
the conversation we had The pleasure 10 hold
with hun upon the >ulirct Of his invention. ape
peas TO have been led 10y various inductons
and analogous reason ngs 10 the discovery al
tn plan.
Supposinga lady or gentleman 20 play %
piece OF music on Piano Forte or Organ, Ell
Their from a written book OF extempotaneousy I,
this mechanical contriy"nce, which for The pres
ent we term echO. will play the same music. with
all lis combinations of haImon,. a thousante
times il required
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29
DOMESTIC rwTnLxraEMcH
from the Norf.i. liorald.

from the Norfolk Herald.
lHe Williamsburg Phcnia Pioughhoy, a pm
per, which though of small dimensions, pa,
taxes hbcrdlIy of editorial talent, we meet with
the following articles 0fibe FIRST. we viii only
say that II such shall be the pleasure of Presi-
denf Jackson we will not be among the FRS,
TO take exception.
u rs rumored. we understand, NJ Richmond
thu, LHtiston w. TaseWoH Esq. is to be Secre-
tary at State under The new administration aud
that rs soon ~ the el.ciun of General Jackson
shall he officially announced az Washington,
Mr. j, vii give notice of his intention TO resign
his seat m the United States Senate after the
dih Nj rch next, ia sufficient time for the Lee
R's'atnre of Virginia. before its adjournment 10
elect John Randolph, Esq MS his successor in
tina, body"
" Col; BurMeH Basseii. our present repre-
seni'vr In Congress from this district, having
announced his determination 10 retire after the
end ct the existing session of that body, we I'M
hefsiahd that Gen. Serern r.. Parker. OF North.
nmpton cIuniy win be run as "a candidate to
."cceed him. For this purpose, we lceru
'noeripnon, on the part Of the county deiega.
ion IRON the district IN The Virginia Aegsla.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29

o. Orr !, cnbfdted c INV moiic tfnilts hiht
second class. lie thought tin. plan would do
Justice 10 every portion VI the state and oams
uea,~f than any o,l.r, both TO the pr~ssrs s,,oa
of inr balance OF power, aud the principles adj
vocaieJ by geniirmen on that floor except
perl ape by the friends ofequal county repre-.
- niaiion. Mr.. Gofdun .Yplaiued the oI,ei n
lion Of tai. Hn'ehdn,eni. and compared ti'r ~.
suits with ,hpse oiiiie other plans that had teen
under consideration.
alr. SNxon opposed the amendment. ffn
prevailed he would vsie against the Whole
schrme aud take thai on the basis Of congr,s
sional districts. lie did not think that ia.
friends Of any Of the other schemes could vote
for sbis. because II violated the principle for
which MI of ihem eonlended. HIS own opin-
+ IONS had been misunderstood. lie never had
ooniended thai the people nd 10 right TO
touch the visited rights ofthe covniss. He
never had denied their soyerri MY aud their
power 20 alter or abolish the institutions OF The
counry according TO their pleasure. Blu, he
had cnntrnded that the Legisature had no right
10 do either. The reference TO elementary or
fundamental principles was iuiendrd should be
made by the people. When any great doubtful
constitutional question. then II was the duty oi
the Leg stature TO reter 10 Fundamental primer.
piles. But Oh all other subjects, The Consiiic-
toa contained quo al tho lundamc ntsl pfinci-
plea TO which the Legislature ought alone 10
ioob. he would ueser vote fof any pioposi
hon "h'ch Iuiringei or even lead 10 an infringe
ment Of the Constitution. lie would resort Ia
force TO ,hro" any ,,rsnnicsi government, IL
ono existed ba, as the creature Of agovefn-
met he lomi not do Thai winch was intended
to destroy Il, anl with hs principle, OF repre-
seniaiion on which II WAS based. Of all ihs
proposition that bad been presented, this a
| fnemneni was 10 him the ioost OBJECTIONABLE
! fIhere was a good zeal Of other debate OF
he .ubjrcI) -. -,
| II" qurstlon was then taken, and Mr.. Cor
don's ameadnieul WIS carried, sycs iOs. nue.
81
The bill was then laid on tie table, and Mr.
Gordon anendnen, 0rdectd 10 b. printed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29

4.,is nf.s ~ ilaer :. a5ieJ .fna eshis iise
sesl. old. UIadfsiaus having been dead iur that
ieuef, OF time. lie tell N HI. bm NOR
ni.z contemporary wnie bitter work s,'il
"lih tne news ye.,-rday. ia The following item
=. tladi,lnus, Ming NJ Hungary and Poland,
lost his WIFE vt Fnns'
From nil Which il appears that farna WAS
an anL,rsy liaee tsT I've family Oh lLADls-
LAt5.
The above meTeeGu we're founded probably
on statement ii a late French paper, that the
Gar had seat twelve eces of cannon, capita
red AT Vsrna, to Polsna. Ut the rnr?tsroi idr-
mmg monument. 10 the memory OF Cladisaus,
who nss Killed A. Varna. The French editor
unackily fv,got to me.,iion the date ottha' said
event. IN. \. Coa5.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29

Hor0-sieaks. -Mons Lntanche, declares thaE
sYcellrct steaks, and still better beef aha mode,
may he had cut ofa midde-sged horsr--he
having cooked many one when his old mas"
ter Davoust, was blockaded in Hamburg by the
Russians,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29

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b..,D has b,r,, .le,,.d II, n. L.,i,ls,nr. OF
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n. has ACQUIRED large ,eou,,t;oo "a law.
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A. ,b, ,ccom,li,hmep,, az a, Graf, ,ha, ,bo
en,,,,neo,s Of a p,actitioner H., mos,,e.
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.nj swe.,tv toned hi. n ,snn graceful ..a
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continues, h.uc am of G..b rsmnls,;a,,
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purposes. hope am understood in the use
i thew word frmncss. HI, Of moral sigHifea!iOn,
differing entirely from thai of courage FINN.
ness is general, very ls,ge IN females and
he hIstOrv of the human tpSti6eS that 40
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29

Louis BohHpsrtc, Genie de Saint, Leu. has,
published reply to Sir Walter Scott, on the
subject Of the history Of Napoleon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29

100 good TO be osi--Amonest the items of
news brought by The French packets, we found
me following IN an evening cVntem porary.
=. me french papers aate that Vindi,ita.
mug 81 Hgpga'g ana Poland, apa. 5iiief Ct trar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29

Singular EFFECT of beauty on n yoSng n,dn.--'
bishup Dupoy invited one day 10 dinner, two
ciergymen and three ladies he noticed that dn-
cng the whole repast, the youngest Of the two
iergymea had his eyes steadily fixed on one
Of III. ladies who was very handsome. hH
Bishop after dinner when the ladies had retired
asked him whist hr thobsht efihe beauty he han
just been looking at. The clergyman answer
ed, " My lord, in hooking at the lady. was
rejecting that her beautiful forehead vii on>
day be covered with wrinkles !; that the coral
on her lips will pass 10 her eyes, tie viracI'y
of which will be extinguished; that the ivory
OF her teeth will be char ged To ebony that 10
the lilies and roses of her complexion. the WIN
cred appearance Of care viii succeed that hfF
fine soft skin will become dry parchment
That her agreeable smiles will be converted mos
srimaces and that ut leng,h. she will ot
come The aniidoie of love" fnever Should
have supposed, said the Bishop, that the s'g"t
Of fine woman would have inspired young
| man with such profound medi,aious.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29

NH ASdirs.-- O'Connell made the col.
%" lnS e1Sirt"1aI, ia speeeh a, a pubic meet
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29
From ihs Boston Courier.

MorgGr.--We saw, last evening, letter
written 10 hs father by young man employ
ed on board the brig Pslc, tine. brlonsins to
this port, dated Smyrna. November /, 1929.
from which We have been permitted 10 capy
the following extrac, -" suppose YOU rec1l-
lect Morgan, VINO made such a disturbance in
AmerIca a few wears since. He 10 now AZ this
place. He has turned Turk Tor life, nnd wear,
the turban he spoke 10 me yesterday when
| "rnia>hore, and told me the whole affair OF
his leaving his native land, which | shall relate
10 you on my arrival This intelligence IL
strongly SorroboraIiye Of other report. Of the
same kind WHICH. NJ various times have come
itnm SMYRNA. We should think that thos.
who have been so deeply implicated in the sb-
dnciinn OF Morgan, II they have any desire TO
remove the suspicious thni now hang over them,
would adopt some measures TO ascertain the
truth or iulsiiy of these reports. If MORGAN
he actually alive aud la Smyrna. there could be
no great difficulty in settling the fact. The
expense of special agent would be nothing in
comparison with the Importance Of the mfor.
nation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29

Ho,r 10 sios a,ray Bacon. Married, at ma
dle'own Conn. Mr., Curtis Bacon, 10 Miss AM
stow.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29

The case OF G. ". Browne, against NJ. NJ.
Noah, for libel has been tried o, the presgo,
term of the SUPERIOR Court. Judge Oakiy IRE.
siding. II occupied the whole of Thursday and
Yesterday The jury, at y O'Clock last eyeniop.
returned INTO Court, with verdict for de fen.
aan' on inc TWO hrst counts. aud verdict for
cents damages
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29

Poverty and Knaoery- The poorer man
~. the more necessity there is for hls ieI"H
honest. A rich knavr NAV. perhaps, rr"'pt,
or time in w"Tldiy a.fars; hut pan
knave will snon have q. little credits as c""'
aud will not only suffer hui deserve az 'N'
vsls. which poverty car iudic.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29

Al the dinner dr,oared ~ the Marlborough
Hotel, Mass in honor Of the battle of New Or.
leans. Finn gave the following toast " The
difference between English and American bales
Il, NV Orleans. Ne CAV. them good bale they
gave US leg GaiI-we,were COLON, til. y were uOr.
Sed.
There were strawberries Oh the table A. the
dinner AT Ne~-fnrk, in honor nf Gen. Jackson,
sh inst. they were Gom Mr. parnentir,'. hot
hoase, Brooklyn. l.. l.
hog weighing 6s pounds wa PIT upon the
table al the Jackson Dinner ia New York No
one being disposed 10 Yo the whole hog, 1t
was sent the next day, untouched, 10 the in
mates Of the Debtors prison, aud gratefully re-
cescd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29


OnMr Terrl's motion. the Convention Bill
was taken up, Mr.. Everett's amendment be- ing
under cunsiilerstion-Mr. T.. withdrew his mo.
ton.
Mr. Gordon then offered the following A.
mendment.
Alter the second Section insert,
De il declared, that the several counties Of
the Commonwealth. whose white population by
the Census Of 1870 WAS 5000 fee white per.
sons, are entitled to an additional Representa-
tive in Convention, that istc say, the counties
Of Monougalia. ohio.. Harrison, Washington.
Berkeley. JEFF rson. Hampshire, Rockbridge,
botetouit, Wyihe, Nnd,lk County, Halifax,
Campbrl Franklin, Bedford Accomack, Abe.
marie, Fauqnier and Cupeprer. and the coun
ties ol Chesterfield, Buckingham, Montgomery,
and Mecklenburg, having within small fac-
Tons OF 5000 shall also he entitled 10 one addi-
tiona' Representative each 4 tina, each county
which.had awhile population of more than 5000,
/. for every 4 tU free white persons over 5000.
entitled TO one other Reprssenin'ye that is 10
say toe counties of Rockingham, Augusta, and
Pitsylvania To ,wo n,iuiiional, aud tU counties
Of H. ehsrck, Shenandoah, and Loudoun TO
three additional Representative zach.
TINS scheme Mr.. 6ordun said was linle +
'lI1rrent frdm that offered BY Iin on the day ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17
zo iAe Edifors Of he NalionaI Gltelligtnce,.


CESrLEAIEN:-i observe in the Intelligencer Of the
81 inst an article taken from The Cherokee Plioenix.
respecting the country West OF the Mississippi, offer
ed by the Government Of the United States for he fu
ture residence OF the Southern ndians-pretending TO
state the feelings and situation st those Indians VIII,
have emigraed 10 that country As IL cannot be pre-
stunned that the publication referred 10 could make any
deep impression the Indians, ii have been in
tended to influence and Inisead the public mind by
drawing upon the feelings Of citizens, whose sym
pathies Tor that unfortunate Of fellow il
Is well known increased in proportion their de-
pendeBce l therefore deem ii proper to offe
such information my knowledge Of their present
diton and Of the country allotted to them enables
afford.
With respect TO the Chickasaws, have not learned
that any particular location has been sgned TO them;
but, II regards the CberoRees Cctaws, and Creeks
the provision made by Government cannot fail TO rem
der hem either hunters culyalors Of the SOIL far
happier than they ere; possibly can be in the
country occupied by them; particularly the Greeks
with whom my intercourse has been suchss TO enable
INC to know he.iisposon Of all the cmigrants, which
IL, without dissenting voice, in favor Of their new
country; and ! assure you IL is untrue that anu have
expressed wish 90 return. On the contrary not
single family could be induced, at the expense
the Government 70 relocate itself permanently In the
old nation. They arc placed Immediately beyond the
Western Territorial line Of Arkansas. bounded the
West, and at no great distance, by the praries which
extend 10 the Rocky Mountains prese ntog barrier Il
any further removal Instead OF being surrounded by
White People and deluged with whisky from every
quarter they have bat channel Of intercourse the
rivers generally coming from the West on which they
are located, afs1rding them the advantage If water
transportation for the products Of their labor or hunts
and Of receiving in return by steam boats directly from
New Orleans, CiucinR7ti, P.sbuTs, &c, Sc az iho
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17
THE SECOND AUDITOR.

We published in paper o. Saturday evening last
an exposition OF Maj Lewis case 10 reply the charge
Of the National Journal, that he is deiaulter; i'll
which we showed how happened that he had been 40
reported the hooks of The Treasury The same print
this morning, reitcraes the charge, and says Thai the
Major has been INDUCED by Gen. Jackson for the bal
due the government This, we are authorized TO
say, is not Maj. Lewis accounts were never refer
red 10 the President and repeat that every cent he
over owed the government, has been paid by him.
[H q T,I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17
New York. Iune 30. 1920.

HAIL SToRM.-We were visited Yesterday afternoon
by vioen, wind, accom- saned ny thunder hail and rain
Such was The violence Of tho gust that the lofty tower
q stories hgh) erected by the Messrs Stevens al 10
bokenoF the purpose Of propeng their Ill Road
rage, enormously called the .HOnfngne Russo, was
postFaled, and although very strongly braced and tic
mbers unenclosed, not joint held by the pins N
s fall II crushed email house containing part OF the
apparatus but did inurr either the rods or carriage
No person was injured. large willow was also blowu
down at Hoboken.
The sloop Marmion, of Rhinebeck was dismasted in
tr squat IN The North River and lost her bowsprit
The captain was severely hurt
"a small boat with seven persons board, was cap
SIZED IN the North River. by the timely assistance oil
several boats they wore all saved.
In the city the wind very violent and The hail
AMI rain Tell ~ sheets Such te suddennes of tho
fret gust that IN several OF the clutches
81 Thomas, the rain driven nearly acf oss frcr,
wall 10 wa, doing great damage 10 the light bonnets m
dresses Of tie before The windows could he clos
ed. The gable end Of stable on ths north side Of n
town ell in, and injured who was in the loft -
high chimney Of TIE story house No. 500 Pearl -
vas blown down, and fell upon chimney Of The adj
Joining Two story house, No 3d. and the two falling Or,
the root OF the latter, cfusieG ia tho entire Of tho rear
Tooi and part OF the front There were two females IN,
the house, but they were uuhu,t.
The velocity with which the wind approached the
city on The east side such TO rsise shee, OF
water Tor few moments, having the aspect Of surf
breaking towards beach. Several yessel in the East