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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03

A really conceited man nn,s, be happy-for
whatever the world may think Of him he
stands we'll ia his own estimation. With q
few thousand he iancles himself CrGsus--
with an ugly face b. sees an Adons in the
glass--w,th a weak intellect he believes him.
self, in point of wisdom, inferior to mono. Per.
haps there is no man IN the face of the earth
more TO be enviod than he, TO whom heaven
IN its bounty has given full share Of selfcon
colt Ifyou censuro him, it greves him not,
for be thinks himself perfect you fatter
him, your mos, fusome adulatlon will pass for
well deserved praise. At the present day, he
IA the Same in every point Of character, as be
was when the Roman wrote
-" Mill est quod credero de Sc
Non possit, cum laudaiur"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-06-03
The whole, yoai committee Give r a. thsif opinion

thu, thu school under It's presen, organization il ex
'ensiveiy useful, and worth great deal more 10
the town than IL costs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15

years. Tie says his colts of equal superior size
To his colts from the by other horse;
that he has two old hly, nfteen hands highs anil
his wearing colts equally promis'ng and that he does
not believe that any horse could have gotten good
racers out of the same have also, many other
testimonials 20 the effects and from DIR. Lewis
MARSHALL mention him because presume he is
known tn many gentlemen in Virginia;) he speaks of
the stock IN the highest terms, particularly of their
superior size and fine form. And, all the gentlemen
with whom have correspondent concur in the fact,
that he has been let to booGed until the last
two years. so that his colts by them have yet
on TIE turf The distinguished racers he has pro.
duced, kassna, supposed by many the very bes,
horse ever raised in kentucky and others have been
from common mares. by reference to the American
Turf Register vol 1. page III, he is spoken of as
producing striking and very superior of horses
IN Kentucky. John TUCKER
feb l5-laftlstNs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15
FRESH DRY GOODS

4 anticipation of their general advertisement. the
n subscribers inform their customers. and other pur-
chascTs that they have received by the last arrivals
from Philadelphia, New York and Boston Oue linn
dred and Eighfy Pachoges Fresh american and
British Dry Goods, in which included the, own
importation from England, (va New York; consist.
ing in part of the following articles:
Extra blue, black, brown. olive and olive brown
London cloths
Extra blue, black, drab, mixed, fancy mixed, and
lavender London cassimcrcs
Pam and fancy white London Marsees outings
White and coOrcd ground chintz printed do do
Plain buff toilcnets
a beau'lial assortment ofthe newest style Prints
Fancy, checked, and striped and .4dyitnopie Cd
neV style gingbarns
4, 4 and Cd cambria and aconct musins
White bordcrod cravnts, very superior and
Mixed and striped linen and cotton drills.
Their assortment is now very good, and will in
few days be the most commanding they have ever
bad. +. &, f. JAMES g. Co
apl3-u Market Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15
A Good Opportunity,

For me Investment Of a Small Capital.
'uNHE subscriber intending to decline his present
business ON or before the LIST day Of May, lat
which time ms present license expires,) Offers
FOR RENT, str
It'll the LIST day of October next, that part of tho
Tenement on Main Street, now occupied by him as a
Lottery ohce-and offers tor sale, all the Fixtures
Signs. Furniture, &c appertainng thereto.
TO q person DESTROYS of embarking in this bus,
ness, the present is most favorable opportunity as
the office Is now established has liberal share of
patronage, and has been lately fitted up in very
neat STYLE at considerable expcnse--for further par
iicuars, apply to THOMAS LAMBERT.
9r il N presumed that good Tenant would find
no difficulty in renting leasing the above after
the LIST day OF October, from the owner John Allan,
Esq II. l..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15

~kHUGh G. MCNAMARA
IIAS Jus received and offers for SALE the following tried
II and highly approved VALUABLE MEDICINES.
LEES FAMOUS ANTl.BllIOUS PILLS.
25 AxD 50 CENTS
The operation Of these Pills perfectly mild be used
In sAley by PcScs IN every situation and Of every
The proprietor confidently tho timely OF
these pills. as preventive ind Of Bilious Yellow and
Malignant Feveis
or Please inquire for IL EE,s 4v7T- BILIOUS Pills,
with the signature of moan RTDGELY (laie Michael Lee
& Coz as none other genuine.
Lees Elixir sovereign remedy for colds obstinate coughs
catarrts, asthmas. hroats and consumptious
Lees Nervous Cordial sSceent medicine Tor all nervous
affections weakness, pains IN tho loins, back &c.
Lees Essence MusardNo medicine eSceied this in
curing r,cunats,n sprans bruises, frosted feet, &c
Lees Ague and Fever Drops, falling
Lees Sovereign Onnien warranted TO tho ITCH by
Que application
Lees Persian Lotion, excellent medicine curing letters
ring worms prickly heat SC.
Lees Vegetable Indian Specific eGccual for the
vcncreal and GonouhGa.
Lees Tooth-ache Drops-which gives immediate relief
Lees Tooth Powder which ccanses and beauties the teeth
Lees Eye Water-a certain for eyes
Lees Anodyne Exir-for the Of head aches
Lees Com Plaste--foI removing and destroying COINS
o. Country merchants and all Others who purchase sell
again, by applying the proprietor. No IS, Hanover
BALTIMORE obtain them such liberal will insure
them greaeproht
OF C4U7IO.N-None genuine without the makers
nsme to them, Moan RiDoE,Y; Qate Michael Lee e. Coy
or Hundreds of performed by the truly
valuable medicines, could be gwen did the limits Of
paper admit of il
- III. G. M'NEMARA will constantly keep a fest
supply Of the above celebrated Medicines his Apothccs,
and Drug Store, R1rlhfouH 2-enwIsf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15

II Newspaper for the Ladies.
Proposals for publishing in the City of Washington,
WEEKLY NEwSPAPER, in nea, quar,o form,
containing eight pages devoted entirely to the dis.
semina,ion Of intelligence useful and interesting to
The Ladies, to be entitled
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15
THE WESTMINSTE REVIEW.
JOHN H. NASH, AGENT FOR VIRGLNJ

JOHN H. NASH AGENT FOR TIRGLNL4
'HNiE westminster Review is a work instituted for
II the Advancement of those great objects which
are in the highcs degree common To all rood men IN
all countries Ii may be considered as a portion of
the contingent of the British Islands towards the nro
motion OF the general interests which are so eournt-
y disguised by the prcjudccs some of the com
nluny, ana injured by misconceptions of heir rain
In the present day is hardly necessary TO insist an
the dreadful havoc ofhuman happiness which has been
made through the application territorial prejudccs
and national decisions Men have been taught to be-
ieVe that merits and virtues were the GESTURES of
locality, and that possible for nations TO WORRY
ana destroy each other and both be gloriously RIGHT
w nat was morality on one side of the Atlantic was
crime upon the other and till the appearance of Ben
than II seemed to have been forgotten that there is
one Law and one LawgIver, whose rules are indie
pendent geography and prescribe the happiness of
ALL as standard unnluenced by climate or by creod
Win America the connexions of such work 20
many and mighty Viewing the American people ms
Dand OF brethren, who, VINO under the ouidance nt
providence have gone forth into better and happier
land Its authors have much of that sympahzing feel.
ing eApr' ssed on the rustic tombstone,
Mot lost, but gone before'
They are conscious too that their own part thew
nave much To oier which may be- useful To their
planted kndFid. As America increases in populaton
and IN power, It's citizens will discover more and more
abundant sources of Observation-Disclosures to warn or
TO encouroge-n those struggles and collisions of in
tcrest which our community has passed through and
at when he other must arrive.
In the Westminster Review the interests of tho
American people will be always afIecrionarely deian.
ded to the fullest extent consistent with those laws of
general good, which make the morality Of the Uni
verse It's conductors desire in return 10 take place
among the publications by which such portion of The
fruit OF knowledge as from time time shall ripen in
the Ot World may be exchanged for tic hurvcstg of
the New.
The work issued quarterly, six dollars per IN
num- and viii usually be received in the United
States, about month after its publication in Lon
don. Subscriptions received by
MAJ J. II. NASH, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15

Old News for Sale.
ATIONAL INTELLIGENCER, Vols G, :,
IN for 1890
Daily do. do. vols H. I2 for l8lI-Io
Rlcimond Enquirer, vol. IL for 1917.
Virginia Gazette, vols. 49, 10, 20, 81 g. for 1903
i-5-G-7-3-Q.
Virginia Patriot. vols l, ., 3, 1, 5, c, 7, o, Tor
1910 ll-i2-i3-lA-l5-l6-i7.
The above are IN strong binding, and for sale at
the Book and Stationery store of
may } X. ID. SANXSY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15

VIRGlNIA.-ht rules holden in the clerks Office of
the superior court Of cbanccry for the WiIlisms.
burg district, the Sd day of May, 1880: Stephen d.
Fuller and Mary his wife, pitts. against william NJ.
Taylor IN his own light and as administrator with the
wil annexed of Edmund Taylor, sen'r John r. Tay.
Tor, and others, defts.
The defendant Jno. p. Taylor not having entered
his appearance and given security according the act
Of Assembly and the rules OF this court. and appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is ,inhab-
tant Of this counry IL is ordered, that the said defend
ant do appear here the first day of the next term
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
Published in the city Of Richmond, foy two months
ccssiyey and posted the front door Of the former
~apitoi, IN the city Of Williamsburg.
" a copy. Teste, ED. cHRl9TIAS, co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15
RALsTON g. PLEASANTs.
THE BLUE BOOK

"A RE1IS Err OF Officers and Agents, Civil, Military,
and Naval, IN the service of the United states on
the 3Oth Sept 1929 together with the names, force,
and condition Of all the ships and vessels beonginr TO
the United States, and when and where built Pre-
pared at the Department Of State by order of Con
gress. few copies received by
ap Is COLLINS & co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15

SACRED SONG.-The Home of the Soul {,
~ much admired Sclli Air, arranged for the II
ano-Fortc, by NJ. ", Parnel, Esq Professor of Mu-
sc OF this city. Words from the Dover Selection Of
Hymns, by A. Brouddus. Just published and for
sale by COLLINS g. co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15
THE HORSE.

No those who Justly appreciate the that noble and
useful anIia the Horse, follow ins treatise r.spec,
fully dedicated: i
The Veterinary Surgeon, Faricry Taught on new and
easy ran being treatise all the diseases accidents
wch the Horse liable; the and symptoms the cure
Ia every case with instructions the shoe smith, arer and
groom how acquire knowledge m the at of Tetv and hc
prevention o diseases Preceded by popular description
me animal functions Health, and showing principles on
winch these To he when dsortered Nv John
FINDS Veterinary Sugenn With considerable additions and
improvements particularly adapted this county. BY rhos
NJ smith, &c &c. with numerous engravings
Just published and for sale, by J H. NASH
ma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15
COLLINS g. co.

who have also just received anoi her supply OF
MoorosLife Of Byron, Byrons Works, one VOL, New
toms Works, one vol, LInsley's Lectures on the
Relations and Duties of the Middle Age; with ma
ny other valuable works. an 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15

NVlRGiNiA:-At rules, holden in the clerks office
~ OF the superior court Of Cbancery for the Rich
mond district, the 4th day of January, 1885, Thomas
~. reward ana Richard Whitfield. cx'ors Of Willis
Cowllng. deceased. pitts. against Elizabeth JeFrics
VIM. d. Wren, admir- OF, Robert Bell, deed, Robert
w. Shelton, deed, and other dts
Inc defendant Robert w. Shelton, not having On
tered his appearance and given security accoPdins
20 Tue act OF assembly and tho rules Of this court
and appearing, by satisfactory evidence that he is
the said defendant do appear here the first day OF
the next June term, and answer the bill Of the plain
uiisi and that copy OF this order be forthwith in
serted an some Newspaper published in the city OF
Richmond, for two months successiveIy and pos,ed
at the front door of the capitol in the said CITY,
copy. Tesie,
~ WV q. PRSpLEror, c. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15

NiRGINiA:-At court of appeals, held at the can't
.oI. IN me o''y or richmond, on Saturday Feb
the franklin Bank of Alexandria, defendant: the same
plaintiff, against the same decentralization wrts of
superseeas to judgments of the superior court of law
OF Fairfax county. "
The wr'ts of screfacas heretofore awarded. to re-
vye these suits, in the of William Bell "a ADM
nlstrator de bonis with the will annexed of The
p'an', not beng returned executed; and it appear
s 10 'e satsiaouon OF the court that the defendants
are not inhabitants of this commonwealth; nm tbe
motion OF the SAID William Bell, by counsel, il is
ordered that the said defendants do appe here on
the hrst Monday IN June next, to show cause If anv
they can, why the said suits shall not be- and stand
revived in the name of the said William BelI 40
aulh'nslra'or aforesaid, and proceeded final
Judgments; and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in this city, and
continued LOT Two months successfully, and another
copy thereof posted at the front door of the capitol in
the said city. r'' ~
20 copy. Teste, J. ALLEN, c.o.x
NOORE'S LIFE OF BYRON.-IetteIs and JouT
A mails of Lord Byron notices of his life Nv ThoU
Moore Just published, for sale by COLLINS g. CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15
SACRED HARMONY.
TO GARDENERS
MEDICAL,

EHGSGCAL.
A y Essay OF the Remittent and Intermittent
n Diseases, including, genercaly Marsh and Neu-
raIga-comprising, under the former, various anom-
"es, obscurities, and consequences; and under the
new systematic view of the latter, treating of tic
deulourcuS, scatica, hcadach ophthalmia tooth
ache, palsy and many other modes and consequences
OF this generic disease. BY Jno. Macculloch NJ. D.
+. r. S., &c. sc. &c.
The Anatomy, Physiology and Diseases of the
Teeth. BY Thos. Bell. +. r. s.. &c. &c.-Just
published, and for sale by J. H. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15

Brown Stout md Porter.
H IBBERTS brown stout and porter, in quart
n a and pint bottles. Tor sale by
ma L. II. DREW, Agr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-15

.AWRiE TODD, or the Settlers in the Woods;
- by John Gait. Esq. F.. a s.. IL O NJ, IT,
' o., r. ii; o. N N. II. S NJ, &c; author of
Hc.--yust published for sal. bv
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-05-15
rARMNRS' & MEOHAMICS'
ADVO ATE.
From Memoirs Of the Board Of .agriculture
IN the state Of f.Nc,o York.
ON THE MANAGEMENT OF
COWS. 81

Having formerly kept large number
Of cows, observed many amongst them
that dried up their milk so early in the
fall, that they were not profitable, while
others with the same Keeping, gave milk
in plenty until late in the season. like
wise have often heard my neighbors OBJ
serve that some of their cows, though
very good in the fore part ofthe season,
dried up their milk SO early, that they
were Improbable, and they should have to
put them off, accordingly found it expe-
dent to find out the cause, if possiblc
and when l brought to mind the ways that
some of my young cows had been kept
and MIXED, / attributed the cause to the
milking Of them the first season they gave
milk; and by many experiments since, i
have found that young cows, the first year
they gave milk, may be made, with care
iul milking and good keeping, to give
milk almost any length Of time required,
say from May to the first of February fol-
lowing, and WI give milk late always af-
ter, with careful milking. But if there
are left to dry up their milk each succeed
ing year, IL they have calf near the same
season Of the year; and nothing but extra
ordinary keeping will prevent il, and that
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-05-15

she has trod a thorny path, and partaker
deeply Of the wretchedness of the world
which she came to solace and to cheer.
|" 1t has been the christian bosom which
has cherished best his worn and wander.
ing pilgrimage-while the pilgrim, in hel
turn, has warmed and cheered the bosom
which gave her shelter. And while hope
has listened to the tale Of sorrows which
the suffering children of humanity has
poured into her ear, her eye has kindlec
with the brightness Of immortality--hel
voice has trcmbled with the inspiration ol
and she has infused into their
F" song in the house oftheir pilgrimage ,
the JOY and peace ofbelieving, and the as
surance Of eternal salvation.
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but for short tihae, / have had them
dried up oftheI milk in August, and could
not by any means make them give milk
much, past that time in any succeeding
year.
In 1890, ] had two heifers, which had
calves in April, and after getting them
gentle, / set boy to milk them for the
season, (which is often done the first sea-
son on account oftheir having small teats: J
he was careless, and dried them off in An
gust. Although ! felt satisfied / should
loose the greater part of them afterwards
yet Itook it upon me the following year to
milk them myself, and give them good
feed, but to no purpose. / could not
make them 81 milk inuch.past the same
time they dried the year before. ! have
two cows now that were MIXED the first
year they had calves, until near the time
Of their calving again, and have continued
TO give milk as late ever since, five milk
them. $3.50 s...
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I have lately heard that the beautiful
girl of whom ! have spoken, 10 dead.
The close of her life was calm ~ the fall
ing of quiet streamr-gentle az tho sink
ing ofthe breeze, that lingers, for time,
around bed of withered roses, and then
dies t" as 'twere from very sweetness"
1t cannot be that earth is mans only ~
biding place. 1t cannot be, that our ife
is a bubble cast up by the Ocean of Eter-
nifty to float moment upon its waves and
sink into darkness and nothingness Else
why is it, that the high and glorious aspi-
rations, which leap Ike angels from the
temple of our hearts, are forever WANDER
ing abroad unsatisfed! Why il It that
the rainbow and the cloud come over us
with beauty, that is not Of earth, and
then pass off and leave us to muse upon
their faded loveliness? Why is it, that
the stars, which +" hold their festivals a.
round the midnight throne, are set above
the grasp of our limited faculties forey-
er mocling us with their unapproachable
gloryi And finally, why is it, that bright
forms Of human beauty are presented to
our view and then taken from us-seaving
the thousand streams of our affections to
bow back in an Alpine torrent upon our
hearts? We are born for higher desti-
ny than that of earth. There is realm,
where the rainbow never fades, where the
stars will be spread out before us like the
islands that slumber ON the ocean, and
where the beautiful beings which here
pass before us like visions, will stay in our
presence forever. Bright creature ofmy
dreams that realm shall see thee a.
gain. Even now thy image is sometime
with me. In the mysterious silence OF
midnight, when the streams are glowing
in the light ofthe many stars, that image
comes floating upon the beam that fingers
around my pillow, and stands before me in
its pale, dim loveliness, till its own quiet
spirits sinks like spell from Heaven up
on my thoughts, and the grief of years is
turned to dreams ofblessedness and peace.
- Hartford Review.
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MORAL AND RELIGIOUS.
HOPE.

Immortal hope
Takes comfort from the foaming pillows
rage
And makes welcome hsrbor ofthe tomb.
"There is, perhaps, no feeling which
the human breast cherishes, so nearly con
nected with its happiness as Hope. And
it was merciihlly appointed that in world,
whose brighter visions offelicity prove but
the shadow of shade---while they feast
the memory, leave the heart aching with a
sense oftheir desertion, and whose pres
ent enioymcnts vanish ere they are grasp
ed, and wither ere they bloom, some en-
during realities should be held out to the
anticipation Of the spirit, fainting under
WEAKNESS and disappointment. When sin
entered the bowers Of Eden, and the primal
curse had been pronounced on the parents
ofthe human race, Hope, the young and
beautiful offspring Of untainted joys, So
journed with the exiles, and attended on
their wanderings. She cheered them with
the song offuture and happier days; point
ed them to the horizon of eternal life, and
showed the first glimmerings Of that bright
and morning star which should rise on
Bethlehem and set on Calvary, but whose
brightness should remain, and whose me-
mory should live, until eternity had lost
itself in its own vastncss. Since then
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BOOKS AND ST.a7IO.N:aR Y.

n LDEN'S spelling books. lst < and vols.
,A Ditto reader English do
Goodri,ch's history U. 8.
Dsbsl's arithmetic
Memorandum books---leather covers
Blank books
Writing and cypherng books
New York and Providence primers
r Toy books Of oil kinds BY the dozen
Russia and philadelphia Qoills
Letter and pot paper. good,
walkden's English Ink PosOdsr--warrant
cd. For sals by
4 G. T. GARDNER,
may 8. Water-st
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YNOR sale BY the subscriber, at his store Mar
IN kst street. & doors East Of p. Barnsy's
Tavern, 1e.,..
Saga -, Teas, MoIassss, Coffee
Rum, Gin, Brandy, Wines and Cordials
Tobacco, ondf and Cigars
Earhern. lin, nd " o"den Ware
Spices ofall kinds
Essences, do do
Tongues and Sounds, and Mackerel
.dpplss by bushel or less qnsutty
BIacking snd Black Ball
Whips, Drooms and Brushes
Butter and Cheese sf-
Cracksrs and Hsyd dbread
Shaving Soap and Dishes
Salt Pork and hams Pickles
Coarse and Fine Salt
Rye and iniiaR Meal e ,rlb.
Furnaces -Baskets-Csrn M 5
Smoking Tobacco. &c. &c.
All the above articles will be sold 40 chea
STEPHEN MASON, in.
March 9