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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17
Soda Water VS.. Cocktail.

Soda Water VS.. Cocktail.
"AVING commenced tho preparation of Soda
IL Water. which shall attend to il, person tho
public may expcctto get it pure and good, and as eco
noniy Is the order of the times, would recommend
tho use of the Soda, in place OF tho other not only
because 1T is cheaper & more conducive to health but
because any ono who is addicted to the use of cock
tail cannot be member OF the Temperance Society.
shal also keep supply Of Saratoga Water. which
rs well as the Soda shall be Icpt us cool as they can
be procured elsewhere.
up 10 II. G.. MCNAMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17
NOTICE.

MEETING Of the Stockholders Of the Bank of
IA Virginia will be held at their Banking House,
in the city Of Richmond, on Friday, the twcntyfi
day Of Muy next.
WIN. cambridge, Cash'r
March 1ith 1890.
Form of power Of attorney for appointing proxies
for the said Incctug:--
know all men by these presents, that
of do hereby appoint
substitute or proxy TO represent
of special meeting OF the Stockholders
OF The Bank OF Virginia, to be held Friday, the
twenty first day of May next, in the city of Rich
inond for the purpose OF considering aud deciding on
the acceptance rejection Of an extended Charter of
the sad Bank, rs authorised by law passed by the
General Assembly, on tic 18th Of February, 1880,
entitled, I'm act further extend the Charter of tho
Bank Of Virginia. and for other purposes In wit
ness whereof have hcreunto set hand and seal,
this day Of in the ycnr 1880"
(srAL.
Signed, sealed and Acknowledged
IN presence of
mar I2-fawlltc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17
THOMAS Northumberland

THOMAS OWLAND-TAYLoR,
- HATEFUL for past favors, respectfully informs
~ his friends and the public generally that ne has
received handsome assortment OF spring and sum-
mer goods consisting of cloths, cassncres and fan
cy vestings, so Marsees; stocks, silk stocks,
suspcndcre, hankerchicfs, gloves, &c.-all of which
he will sell on accommodating terms.
ma Ii-6'cod
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17

DUETS, AIRS, &c.
TOLLlNS g. co. have received further sup
~ ply OF Music, consisting in part of the following
pieces
Mrs .GcDondid's Variations. p. Knap,ou
VHl you come 10 The Boeer, do J. L. Uance
Paddy O'CarroH, do +. X. Moran
.dH hcd al qUeU METALS, from Rosina, opera
JHarch and Rondo, from Der Freyschaz, nj. Holst
Partisan ROndo. b. Vigucro
Grand Russian .March, G.. r. Francis
Butte # .NaDarin brilliant fantasia, with an ac-
compartment for TIC violin, J. Payer
BeethOren's Grand JPait-, T.. Scruru
Hementcnys nm set Coalitions
Highlands Chorus
Alexander
TPhite LAZY
Bonnets Of Bio
KITTY Ciorcr
MID as the .uoonben,a, duett. a. Taylor
Thou art my only Lure, 6. NJ Won Weber
Stay ioUd .arbinu, written by Col Hamilton, rnu-
sic. a. Clifton
Bright be Thy Dreams, III. X. Bishop
Absent Friends. A. Clifton
An! Cruel Maid, Kelley
Fvc ponderd in Dreams, J. A. Wade; &c. &c.
ma
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17
HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLFGE.

IAWFDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.
"A + the scmi-annual meeting of the Trustees Of
"a this institution, on Wednesday, the e8,h fApri
Benjamin Watkins Leigh, Esq. OF Richmond, VIII
liam NJ. Thornton, Esq. of Cumberland, and William
NJ Atkinson, Esq. Of Petersburg, were elected NON
bers Of the Board.
The summer session of the College will commence
on the LIST day of June next All persons wishing "a
enter the institution requested to be present BY
. o'clock on that day. By order Of the Faculty
ma 8-2aw3t PETER McVICCAR Cler1,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17
Aoarft0oU 8aIE0.
x1ID DAY.
Bf DAVENPORT. ALLEN n r,0,

xRx8 DAY.
BY DAVENPORT ALIeN n 90
GROCERIES
on MONDAY, the 18th instant. nj 10 o,cloet n,
OUT auction store, an assortment Of Groceries.
Among which are
600 sacks Liverpool salt
Is hhds w. i. nolssscs
so bags green coffee
20 do old white do
hhds st Croix sugars
10 do whskey
40 Or casks French Madeira vino
SO boxes brown soap
~ tierces winter lamp oil
10 cases Claret wine
90 boxes bunch rnisins
40 do oranges
sacks alu,onds
30 boxes window glass
hhds Antigua rum
% casks lard
A., Indigo, paper, hats. shoes, &c.
Also, some new furniture.
III" ID. A. e. Co. 9Aucts.
DRY GOODS.
on FRIDAY, the eIst instant at 10 o,clocL =,
our Auction Store, assortment of Amrr;c.r r,,s
foreign dry goods: H"u
20 bales brown shectinos
Osnaburgs
i''eacied shee;ngs ond sbirtinez
case circassian pnntaloons
cases silk parasols
=, an invoice OF goods To lie sold, by order III
trustees, comprising broadcloths cassimercs trun
haales hne shoes, checks, &c.-Terms at sale
"!a - ID Il. g. co. Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17
! MANAGERS OFFICE.
I. N. AZ. -

- The Grand CYtal Prize OF $40 900, in tho Union
Oensi Lottery, No. q. was presented and the Gu sh
office. ,..tg YATES g. MciN.TvS a. s"''
h'o - ...t Mauaocrs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17
Irish Linen, and Linen Cambrics.

"a hObEKT II JENKINS IRISH Linen and
-, IL Fancy Dry Good Store, viii be found at the
ana 4-4 Irish linens Also, linen ca6ries from 81 %
10 ~ per yard Persons can DO furnished with any
quantity Of Irish lnens the above place, by the
piece, hoi piece or yard The goods are all Of this
spring Importation, warranted 10 be made IF ,vre
en' oil grass bleach, .pnd free from any impcrfec
M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17
Great Sale of Law Books.

N'uC VI LdW BOOKS.
the second THURSDAY Of September next. will
Ii. oe sold by auction, the Law Stock OF a Book
see' consisting OF about THirty Thousaud Toiysres
emoracirg tho latest editions of nearly ell books in
general use, and great number Of the cid Report,
ers and other scarce works
AZ tho same time win be cold, large number of
Important Miscellaneous works
The Catalogue will We ready by the srst or Inn.
Any gentleman desiring it forwarded to him. will
please apply (post paid TO The subscribey.
Philadelphia, May IcSo. MA 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
"a And possession given list May, the up.
f.s:.Wf per part Of the tcncmcn;, lately occupied
Hi by MIR. l.. III. Bancroft as an apothccary
l1eA2Ess store, few doors below the Theatre =
hp yto OTIS, DUNLOP SEQ.
a922 eawitif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17
Marshai's Sale, IN King Unliam.

Marshals Sale, IN King Unlian.
DURSUANT to decree of the Superior Cour.
l. Of Chancery for the Richmond district. pro-
nounced on the Sd day of April 1880, in the case OF
Iompkins rs Dabney, and by consent and request of
the parties, shall on Monday the 81 st day OF May
$3.50 at II o'clock, a NJ, offer for sule, at public
auction, OH the premises, to the highest bidder for
cash, one moiety of the two hundred acres of the
tract Of land, called Springfield lying in the coun
ty OF King William, held by Cornelius Dabncy, by
descent and by purchase from Richard Da bney: ind
also, If necessary, moicy of small tract Of for
est land, near the first mentioned tract
J. GUERRANT, NJ. S. C. c RID.
ma st Or one of his IDENTITIES
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17

FANCY DRY GOODS.
VUNHE following goods are received by the
Il Tantivy, from the New York Auction Rooms
Best black het rbands
photographic Grape handkerchiefs
Fashionable Grape scars
Rich mourning and half mourning scaris
Green gauze wells and green worsted baregc
Best long white kid gloves
a few pieces Foulard Persian cause, an entire
new article Tor Ladies' dresses, with general as
sortment of Ladies' hosskin gloves of every de.
scrption, opening this morning. for sale at reduced
prices, at r. H. JENKINS,
Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store, Main st
ma IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17
FORTY DOLLARS REWARD

FORTY DOLLARS REWARD
WILL be given for the apprehension GROCER,
w belonging 70 Robert Randolph, OF Wilton
Roger "a low and thick has pleasant countcnance,
and very short hair, aud is little bald on the top Of
his head. lie is iolerable workman, and is well
known in and about Richmond, where he has many
connexions The above viii be given for him if Ia
ken out of tho State which il is believed ho will at
tempt leaving, apd $40 IL taken within il.
JAMES CHRISTIAN,
wa ii-c'd lave Per George Taylor, Guardian.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17
MANAGERS, OEEICE

Connecticut State, Class 5-T,e drawing vii, bo
received on Tuesday ncxt.--iO,OOO dollars, $500
I,ooo, POO and 3 Of 1,CO &c. Tickets i dollars,
halves 2, quarters I. .De
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Class $50 NUN
Der iottcry--i0 drawn ballo,s--wl be drawn IN this
city Saturday. the god inst--2o 900 dollars $50
and Of 900, &c. Tickets dollars, halves 9 SO.
quarters 20. eighths 6a1 cents.
Union Canal Lottery, Glass No. o. To DO drawn
on Saturday. the 22d inst.--The drawing will be
received on the s5ih ipsi 40 - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17
NEW
Paper Hanginos.

WALKER g. BOOTH, under the Eagle Hotel
w respectfully acQuaint their friends and the pub
hc, that they have just received large quantity Of
Tteneh Paper Hangings of entire new patterns Sc
HENS, comprising splendid assortment of IA pestry
velvet gilt satin and medallion patterns with borders
to match. Also penciled and coloured views, chin
bey screens, DC, and keep constantly OH hand ever,
variety OF American Paper Hangings; feather beds
CURED hair and moss mattresses of linen and cotton
TICK; sofns, cots, sacking bottoms, &c. always on
hand made TO order.
On cloths for rooms, entries, &C., India mating
patent window blinds &c. &c. all of which arc ctIer-
ed on the lowest terms.
6-cc6tif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17

SARATOGA AND SODA WATERS.
N BLAJNIRE'S .Apothecary Store, opposite
the Eagle Hotel
IL BLAMIRE has the pleasure OF informing
- his former and present customers, (who have so
literally supported his Fountain,) and the public
generally, that improvements have lately been made
IN the working of his apparatus, which he is author
izod by many years experience in Norfolk and here
III saying, has given to the water Of his Fountain
pungency, taste and purity not 10 be surpassed, if
equalied.
" And to accommodate his price to the times and
TO put it in the power of the poor well he rich
TO ENJOY this delightful and innocent beverage, it will
be sold at THREE CENTS glass.
He also keeps fresh supplies of CONGRESS-
WATER, from the natural Saratoga Springs, which
at all times be had in excellent order from his
ice tub.
"a<J. H. b. is particularly grateful for the patron
age Of the LADIES. lie will take pleasure in fur
nlsbing them when they honor him with a call, to
allay their thirst refresh themselves. with glass
of that most pleasant, exherating and healthy bev
orage his pure, fragrant and fresh Soda cold as ice
can make it, and sweetened with syrup OF the choicest
kinds, when so prcfcrrcd-so admirably calculated
an an antldotc against the languid effects of tho
summer sun on both the body and the mind
''There is no, in the city place half so sweet
rs my tount where the air and the pure meet;
Oh its sparkling aud foam are brgh, and as free
rs the phosPhoric light OF the dark summer
Yet IL is not like wine, that dark and so rcd
Wreaihes its foul fumes around the wild baccIauals hca
Who, maudlin, eonfesscs his beverage unbles,,
While II cankcrs his peace, ls affections and rest.
Far less like the poison, aIl daily poured forth
AS curse to ou land from the south north
Oh no, not like these, for ether tits pure,
And its fragrance, and freshness and virtue
Sweet Soda! all love thec when the high,
Sheds abroad his fierce tho the ean-thro' sky
When fatigue sinks the body--hcat moisens the brow,
There rs nought so refreshing, so cooling thou"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17

| D,,kl;
pubic auction the tract OF land in the bill ,eo.io.I
! beng three hundred and fourteen acrs. anil 80
quarter OF an acre called Rich Neck; or SO .rnnGh
theFeof as will be sufficient to satisfy III said asrsn
aud expenses of sale - - "'e'ec
CHA. Z. wINGPIELD,
m, m -, a. g. c. W. D.,
IN ~, u May Sd, 1880.
virtue OF two Deects OF Trua. executed ~ Toh,
IL NJ ArmiStead and William Dandridre hv yv.i
am Mdrrls, and &Iarcella his WIFE the one ON rho
snn Jay OF January, 1928, and the other ON ,hr~
neenlh dny OF February lsea-and another Dee
OF ttust, executed to Herbert a Claiborne and Chi
.. uay by the sand William Morris. on The fsr,
gay OF July, isso-all of which deeds are recorJed
IN the musings Court OF the city of r ichmond. We
o InI 20 eei on the premises, the 80 h day
ol June next Tor ready money, for the purpose ,ber
IN mentioned, two Lots, pieces or parcels of I.rs
~ The city of Richmond, known and distinrnihsd =;
.ne pan or the said city, by No. (a47) three hundred
Gnu iorty-seven and No. (S52) three hundred nnJ
MY two, which were conveyed TO The sa;d W;,,;"
1. MOTHS by Thomas Rutherford and Sarah his ,r;s
os their deed bearing date the 18th day of June
100, anu admitted TO record in the ei,Yk,s CO.;
OF The Court of Hastings for said c;,vo-an5 10 I'M
u'e 10" erected extensive brick buildings used ne :,
warehouse, and for other purposes: nlso. ,hroo -.
eI Lots pieces, or parcels Of Land known and dis
ungulshed IN the plan of said CITY, BIZ numbcy Isso,
tnree hnnhred and forty two, number three bnndrcI
and forty three (3i3) and number three hun5,d 80
forty four 344,) with the buildings commonly cnl,aJ
Wafenouse' and all other buildings and i'm
p'ovemen,s tlereon which property was eonvevo5
70 the SAID William l. Morris, by two several dcoJ.
Tor undivided moicties thcreof.-ope mnSa ON ,,s
t t day OF June, 1926, by Richard Gregory: and
Elizabeth his wife, and Johh pegram, and Wison
rgT pd tho Stes made on the same day. by 10
ted to record in the clerks Office OF The Uns,nnv
oJ0,t OF ssd CITY also one other Lot piece or par
cei OF Land known and distinguished in the man y,
SAID city, by number three hundred and 6,y,y. e..
ltlSJ which was conveyed to said William l. Nor.
rus ey William A. Saith and Sarob Smith, bv tbc;r
deed. bearing date the 9Th day of Septcube, aos
ana admitted to record in The Clerks Office of ,c
iinstings Court of the city aforesaid y VIZ
The above described property WINS ,dvc,,;s,,, b..
US 70 DC sold on the 10th February last, but the so
wes prevented from taking place by an inunc,;cn
obtained By William I. Morris from tho ch,nno,rn
OF the e; Williamsburg districts which injunction has
been dissolved by the Chancellor of the Sune,io
Court OF Chancery for the Richmond dstrio,
The tito to the foregoing property Is believed .,
DC unquestionably good. Acting as trustees we viii
convey such title is vested in us bv virtue oT ~,
said deeds Of trust. '"O
JOHN VI. ARMISTEAD. I'm
WILLIAM DANDRIDGE, -
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE. ~
CHARLES S. GAY, "
ap 2G--2awtds ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17

Tickets s dollars, halves ? SO, quarters 1 25.
Tickcts for sale in the above schemes at this Office
whore In the last Union Cnnai Lottery, ticket Nos
j, IL "a, the grand capital Of 10000 dollars was
sold and paid to resident of Richmond Those who
want to share similar fate Of good fortune will
bear IN mind that prizes are sold at this Office
'pon any other. YATES g. MCINTYRE,
ma - It's Managers.
nRAWING OF the Delaware, South Carolina &.
- Louisiana Lottery. No. 3.
81 81 60 25 Sc II &c Z.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17
.ANNESS. SOW

HAVE received from their Factory, a great vari-
- ETY. of Ladies and Gen.emen's Misses, Bows
aho Chidrens Boots, Bootees and Shoes of every de-
scrption-which, for quality are perhans a little SUI
Perior to any others in the Cny-being made of the
best materials, and by the best workmen that car be
procured in the United S.atcs.--rhey are ueriectly
easily fitting, very durable and handsome.-Por sale
AT the fashionable Shoe Store,
APP az corner of Main and III =, 80,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-17
MARSHAL'S SALR

IL virtue of decree of the Superior Court Of
- Chancery for the Richmond district. in a cans,
.he!ein depending between Edmund Walls diff
exor of William Fous,ee sen decd. ftsNy IN
proceed TO sell for cash, the premises in the GOWN
" OF Warwick, on the 5th day of June nex,. nj
unhc auct'on the tract OF land in the bill mentioned
oeinS tAree hundred and fourteen acres, and ar,
quarter OF an acre, called Rich Neck; or SO rnnfS
and expenses of sale " eA'N "ec'ec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-31

hst whel held han, the idea that would support him
eSiouIy IN has ncdsd HOtiV, secretly plotting with
= eastern members tn derattha rery Bo,iUT
You can now understand, too what meant when assert
~ snort Tune since, that the writer Of the circular spur
'sey onnied his pretended history Of uanctons of
he day. all aiusou TO the fact tina, Mr. Leghs plan tras lhat
d"y discussed and dfeacf lie Teiraued om ali auSion to
H. because me peideacy oC ha oJHoroS f, before the
hor'Se TdS ne ksy TO the meaning intent our COM
"Hmed''e % the night OF the lSh, With MIR Nealc which
ain lie meaut 90 dsOrt aud misrcpresen Because
H ''i'anng tom all aiuSon lac could his report to
WI ess remarks IN which no has totally pretcmitcd that
Senenans express auSion TO his defeat look little more
IKE ira'h Further common, would be useless
Fellow citizens have done The only excuse that have
10 9e Tor the pfoNry at this. the last letter which shall
address to YOU rs that alehood and so conp
oded as those o tho Circular, could be fuy exposed
""hou mmuiencSso OF detail WHICH, ualer other
ces would DO wholly msNcusabc aware that IN, cxcrs.
sive pTnliSy & mingeueSs OF statsncns e.
WILL defeat purpose But resolved that the r,rn,d
~ fhip Dodddses miamy should be perfect and concusyc
even at the hazard VI being read.
March 10, 1890 JOHN f. COOKE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-31
MECHANICS

The following are the concluding remarks of DR..
RElD's Introductory n series Of Lectures at the
Franklin Institute, Rochester:
Gould l persuade the mechanics and manufac-
turers, who hear me, of the truth of what now
say-if could inspire them with the courage TO de-
vote one hour every evening after their daily labor
Is DONE to the study of these truths, should deem
myself almost benefactor; for they would soon find
that their work would be accomplished IN less time
and with more ease. The profit would be double
IN a year 500 hours thus spent would be worth as
many dolars--Inore-fOr who can calculate the
amount of information-practical knowledge that
would rush in from the raufcd rvulets thus brounbs
toto view: Do we need demonstration? Here it it
look at 1t. a distinguished civil officer in sister
state t6as brektdyer I'LL ttoenty-sir gears of are;
aud previous TO this time, qunifed himself in single
hours, after work. f1r The highest sces and honoys
his State could confer"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-31
KNOW LEDGE


We would recommend the following extract from Hawe's
Lectures on Reading every young person sees this
"The high value of mental cultivation another motive for
giving attention TO reading WHAT that mainly Distinguish
Is man from brute? knowledge What makes the vast
nHeEence there IS between savage and civilized natons-
hhowledse what forms the principal difference between
men a they exist IN the society? knowledge What
raised franklin frnm the humble station pri nlers bow
10 inc M shest hon"rs OF his countfy knowledge What
look Sherman from his shocmakers BENCH gave n seat
~ Congress aud thereby made his among the
"is9st and best OF his COnEeersl knowledge What
ei Simon from the weavers loom place among the 6r,t
81 mathemicans' and HeSsciel from being poor fIrr
by IN tire army among the first as,r6nonIers,-
knowledge knowledge is power II the phlnophsr's
sonei le true achymy that every thing touches into
g 1t IS tie Sceptfe that gives dominion over are;
the Key that nocks the store house Of CREATION opens TO
as the treasures of the universe
And suppose you that her last victory has
utmost limits OF her domnons reached? Nay, my friends she
mas but commenced her march Her most spen Ind triuus
are yet future What honoTs she has yet beso,v on her
f"owers into what fields Of conquest and glory she viii
ead mem, no one can tell Her voice all IT, rally round
sandafd and 60 forward in her victories and share the
hoHo Of her achievements None excluded from this hs
privilege Her rewards are PIofeTed all aud all though in
heen measures, may share her dsncons hopes and
blessings"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-31

The is so much of true genius and poetic feeling OF
the highest order in the following stanzas that
Withstand tho temptation of cnriching an, barren
pages with 80 beautiful gem. This ode of Doctor
lseydens, On my humble opinion. comes as near per
fcotioi the sUbunaTy Muse can arrive at when ar
sisted by subject that is interesting, and
ton that Is maserly Ii adds deeper shade to that
which such lines must awaken, TO reflect
That the spirit that dictated thcm has fed Locon
ODE TO AN INDIAN GOLD COIN.
Written ia Chericui .Haidbar.
Slave OF the dark and dirty mine!
What vanity lIss brought thee here?
How can love TO see Thee shine
So bright. whom hayu bought so DEAR
The tent-royes Tapping lone l hear
For twilight converse, urn IN rm;
The jackall's shrek bursts on my eur
Which n,irth aud music were wont TO charm.
By Cherical's dark wandering streams,
Where cane tufts shadow all the wild.
Sweet visions haunt my waking dreams
of Teyiot lov'd while still child,
Of casilcd rocks stupendous pild
b. Esk or Ecens classic wave,
Where loves OF youth and friendships smiled
Cncur5d by thee, vile yellow slave!
Fade, day dreams sweet, from memory fade.
The pcrlshed bliss of youths first prmc,
That once so bright on fancy playd
ReviveS no more in AFTER tune.
Far from my sacred natal cline,
haste to an untimely grave
The daring thoughts, that soHr'd sublime,
Are sunk IN ocean southern wave.
Slave of tho mine! thy yellow light
CLEANS baleful as the tomb-firc drcar;
a gentle vision comes by night
My lonely widowed heart TO cheer;
Her eyes are dim with many q tear,
That once were guiding stars 10 mine;
Her fond heart throbs with many u fear
cannot brur to sec thee shine
For thee, for thee, vile yellow slave,
left heart that lov'd me true.
Crossed tho tedious ocean wavc,
To roam in chimes unkind and new,
The cold wind of the stranger blew
Gill on my "i,her'd hcart:--the grave
Dark and untimcly met my view
And all for thee, vile yellow slavc
ia! CONTEST thou so late TO mock
wanderers banshcd hca 1t forlorn,
Now that hts frame the hg htniug shock,
or sun rays tipt with DEATH has borne?
From love, from from friendship, country torn
To memory's fond regrets the prey,
Vile slave, Thy yellow dross | scorn!
Gro mix thee with thy kindred clay!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-31

asngh ~ 1ight IN various payfsThe longest night al
Iaysne ana l0ndcheuy ~ hours NJ layt 10 hours an
"a al 'aus Dion, and Cascassone IT, az ATras and
r h iDi al Copenhagen and Riga, IL Stockholm I3 al
loe.lcil W conway, Archangrl &C. ~; al Ura In Roth.
ma ~ Sna at Iomes u, New York To- A. Enotto Mes
e aDenee Of Tie sun cndures Is days consecuyey At
is totally destitute Of light for iO2 days ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-31
n. YORK MARKET-srarch 2G

Cotion.--The demand for this article has been Ian
quid; the sales have not exceeded 1900 bales. The
only change has been in mddling and inferior quail
ties, which have reccded fraction.
Fiour.-The stock of Flour has been greatly re-
duced, particularly western. The export demand,
for the last two weeks, has considerably exceeded the
imports, which has left the market with moderate
stock of all descriptions. The sales Of the week
consist Of good western brands s.; superior DO 81;
Troy 81 o "a 81, choice N. York gag. Rye Flour
and Indian Meal IRE a shade higher