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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-25

lS1HiRGINlA, At rules, holden in the clerks Office
! " of the superior court of Chancery for the Rich
mond district, the 5,h day of July 1850; William Dun
ford and Edward uuniord who sue by Philip DuniorJ
their guardian aud friend, PITTS against John
England and VIM. England in their own rights as
ex'ors OF VIM. England deed. Thomas England and
| other dts
The defendant Thomas England not having en-
tered his appearance aud given security according
to the act of assembly and the rules of this court
and appearing, by satisfactory evidence that he Is
not inhabtant at this country: is ordered that
the said defendant do appear here the first day oil
the next Janry term and the bill o the PLAIN
ts; and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted i'm some newspaper published in the city OF
Richmond, for two months successfully, and posted
at the ffont door of the capitol, in the said city.
90 copy. Teste, WIN. q PENpLkToN, c. c.
TIRGINIA:-At rules holden in the clerks office of
the superior court OF chancery for the Richmond
district, the LIST day Of May 1880 James Dream, pl,f
against Thomas H. Mitchell, James Inns, BENJAMIN
Dawson and Matthew Wallace and other dts.
The defendants benjamin Dawson and Matthe W Wal.
lace not having entered their appearance and given
security according TO the act of assembly and the rules
OF this court. and It appearing, by satisfactory evi
dencc, that they not Inhabitants of this country:
IS ordered, that the said defendants do appear here
on the first day Of the next January term and
the bill OF the plaintiff; and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub.
lishcd in the city of Richmond, for two months sue
cessvely, and posted at the front door Of tn Capt.
tot, :" the said city copy. Teste,
oS WN G. PssDLEroS, Z. C.
XIRGlNIA: At rules, holden in the clerks office of
the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district, the I'd day of August 1850: Manuel Judah,
piif against Abraham Block & Fanny his wife, and
Hayes ]. Isascs dts.
The defendants not having entered their appear.
ancc and given security according the af assem-
bly, and rules of this court. and appea airing, by
factory evidence, that they are not inhabitants of this
country: il is ordered the said defendants do ap.
pear here the first day of the next January term,
and the bill of the plaintiff aud that q copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond, for months sue
cessvely, and posted the front door of the apito
III the said city. a copy. rcs,e,
CO WM. G.. PE>DIrTo~ c. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-25

city; copy. Teste,
~ WM. g. PENDrEroN, c. c.
VIRGINIA. At rules, holden in the clerks office of
the superior court of chaDcery for the Richmond
district the 18th day of October 1890; John Jones' Diff
against John Hinton and samuel Brame, merchants by
the style o. Hinton and Brame, and other dts.
The defendant Samuel Brame not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the
act of assembly and the rules of this court and it ap.
pearng, by satisfactory evidence that he is
habtant of this country il is ordered that tho said
defendant do appear here on the first day of the next
January teTm 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, for two
months successfully, and posted the front door of
the capitol, in the said city. a copy Teste
~ WM. PINDLEroS c.
VIRGINIA. At rules, holden IN tho clerks Office of
" the superior court Of chanccry for the Richmond
district, the 18th day of October 800 Edward H Nose.
ley and Archibald l.. Woodbridge, ex'ors of VIM Plem-
ing deed, pl,fs against Price Perkins and Tandey Key
surviving exors OF Hardin Perkins, deed, and James
Dunlop and David Buchanan, surviving partners Of
Dunlop, Pollock, and Co, and other dts
me defendants James Dunlop and David Buchanan
not having entered their appearance and given secu
ry according TO the act of assembly and the rules of
this court, and IL appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants of this country; il is or
dered that the said defendants do appear here on the
hrsl day of tho next January term and tho bill
OF The plaintiffs and that copy ofths order be forth
with inserted IN newspaper published in tho city
OF richmond Tor two months successfully, and posted
at the front door Of tho capitol, in the said city,
~ copy. Teste, WM G.. PESDLEroN, c. e.
NIkGlNIA. ~ rules holden in the clerks Office of
the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
district the 9th day Of September $780, Edward Pal.
mer and Ihos r.. Palm r merchants and part ncrs,
trading under the firm Of r.. q T. r.. Palmer pltfs A.
gaInst Mtllar and Finley, merchants and partners,
Myer Myers, l.. r. Mister, Il. u. Simpson and John
Winn, dfts.
The defendants Millar and Finley, r.. u. Simpso ,,
l. u. Mister and John Winn not having entered their
appearance and given security according to tho of
ahu 'he rules o. THIS court ana appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they arc rot inhab
ants OF this cOuntryi is ordered that the SAID dc
PENDANTS do appear here the fir 4 day Of the next
January term, and the bill Of the plaintiffs
and that copy OF this ord er be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond
for two months vely, and posted at the front
door of the capitol, in the said city,
~ a copy. Tcstc, WIN. q. PrYpLgroS. G.. ..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-25

July 5h 1890.
me parties interested are hereby required to at
tend at this Office, prepared with testimony sustain
Their prctcnsons on the 9TH day Of November next,
at O'Clock, A. NJ. T. II. BARTON,
81 CIV Cou'r e.. c., Fredericks
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rOEERy;.
EVFNING.-BY A TAILOR.

EVENING.-BY A TAILOR
,.,h o,t an hi. jacket--and around
-, -" harainr bosom buttoned II with stars.
-. vii lay me on the velvet moss
TO- t'l.a, Z, Ike PADDING TO earths meagre RIBS,
Ia ,.,a communion with the things about NE.
a. aS ~. how lovely is the golden uraId,
r., md tbe skirts Of nights descending
,..'',o leaves, quiyering on their siIken
threads, =,
~. ,nate music like rusllpg silk,
~ ,hs bght breezes smooth their downy nap.
a., what IS tns that rises to my touch,
9 lilo a cushion Can il be cabbage?
Ii. !, /. The deeply injured flower,
winch BOYS do loui US "ith-Uut yet love
thee,
RI, ,ian, rose, wrapped IN green suriout.
ItI.s. in Eden ihou dist blush as bright
D'' INV puny brethren and thy breath
e,.se,eoed the fragrance OF s,tcy ar;
o., NOW thou seenest like bankrupt beau,
c,,inped of hi, gaudy hne' ami essences,
And growing pnrtly in bus sober clothes.
:, ihat swan that rides upon The water
q no. il is that other gentle bird,
WHICH IS the patron Of our noble calling.
1 well remember in my early years,
lyhpn these young hands hrsi closed upon
goose.
yta,r a scar upon my thmble finger,
Which chronicles the honr Of young ambition.
Me father was a tailor, and his father,
And INV great grandsire, all OF them were tai
los.
They had an ancient goose-it was an heir
loom
From some remoter tailor OF our race--
lam not certain, hui thIDk Twas he,
Who happened to be hanged by some misfor-
tune.
No matter but saw it on a time
When none was near and did deal with it,
And il did burn mech, most fearully
1t is joy TO sirailen out Que limbs
And leap elastic from the level counter,
Leaving the petty grievances of earth,
the breaking thread, the din oil eiashing
shpals,
Aad all the needles that 90 wound the spirit
For such pensive hour of soothing thong HI.
Kind nature, shutting in her loose undress,
Lays bare her shady BOSOM Can feel
With all AROUND mel can hail the flowers
That make The earth's maulle--and that quiet
bird,
That rides the stream, is 10 me Hs a brother.
The vulgar know not all the hidden pockets
Where nature slows away her iaveliness.
But this unaitered posture Of the legs
Cramps my extended calves. and | must 60
Where Can coil them in their wonied ia shion.
COiiegian.
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A!eIS G,G.a + Az z.
QUALITIES OF VEGETABLE FOOD COMM 'ELY
USED IL DIET.

QUALITIES OF VEGETABLE FOOD COMM MY
USED IL DIET.
RrraR, AT the head OF the vegetable class,
stands bread. that article which, from general
use. has received the nsme al the STAG Of LJe
Wheat is the grain chiefly usedt the purpose,
and Is among the most uut,lliYe of all The far
inaecous kinds, as il contaias great deal OF
starch. Bread is properly eaten with animal
food. TO correct the disposition 10 putiescencY !,
but is most expeJlent with suc1 articles oi
diet as contain much nuurlsGment IN small bulk
because il then serves 10 give the stomach
"A uroIrr degree at expansion. bat rs II pro.
duces II SHINY chyie, aud dIsposts 10 cos'IFe-
ness. IL ought not 10 be eaten IA a large guam
ti,v. To render bread easy OF digestion, II
onsb, To be well fPrmented 4 baked y Il Heter
ShOuM be used I'll ii his stood tuemg jour hours
gf,e, being taken out Of The OreH, othe'"iae II Is
an, TO occasion various complains III those VINO
have weak stomachs such as naln'phee, near
burn. watch fulness, and the like. he custom
of eating batter with bread h0t Jfon ne oCei,
is compatible ony with very sGons digestive
powers. u... H..
Pastry. esnecially whenshol. has all The DIS
advantages oil hot bread and butter, and even
bu tered toast, though the bread he NaIt,
md is scarcely inferior IN lis eiieoS on
weak stomach Dry toast, with butter Is lar
The wbol.somest breakfast. Grown wheaton
bread, in which there is good deal OF 'te'
though not SO nourishing as that male oil nut
flour, is BON palalable, and wholesome, but app
10 Income sour on weak stomachs.
Oats Barley and Rice. Goats, when deprive
of The husk, aud particularly barley, "neh
properly prepared, are each OF them solten'hs'
and afford wholesome aud cooling dourlshmen''
Rice likewise contains nutritious muGildHe'
and is less used nlan II deserves, oo'h On
account of its wholesomeness, and ecohomlcdl
utility. The notion OF lis being burlln' 10 '"e
sight is IA vulgar error. In some eons'''a'o"'
il tends TO induce constiyeness but ihIS seems
TO be owing chiefly 10 faulence, and may DC
corrected by the addition of some spce' sue"
as caravans, anise-seed, and the like
Potatoes are agreeable and wholesome 'o'o'
and Weld nearly as much nourlshmen' as any
of the roots used in diet. The farinacson' VI
msaly k,nd is a.general easiest oil digeS''on
and they are much improved by being foa''eu
or baked. They ought almost always 70 nv 10
eaten with meal, and never without SAT- Ane
salt should be boiled with them,
Green Peas aud Beans, boiled IN the'r ''esn
state, are both agreeable 70 1he 's''s '"2
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Wholesome being neither so flaiulent nor ca
"'lhehli OF dlgesllon a. IN their ripe stale IN
"hlch they resemble the other leruminons Vs..
etabieS. French beans possess much ,h.,
same qualities, but yield a unre w.terv mic,
ano nave great disposition to produce
na'nlence, They should be eaten with som,
spice.
odtad', belng eaten raw, require good alpe,z
i've powers especially those of The eoonoe
KIND aud the addition OF od aud vinegar
though qualified with mustard, hardly renders
the Tree use OF them Consistent with a weak
stomach
Onions, Gafiic, and Saatioi, are all ola slim.
o'aing nature. by which they assist digestion.
dissolve hnmors, aud expel 0aiulency. They
are, however most suitable TO persons Of a co d
and phiegmetIc conInulian
hdd'shts, OF all kinds, particularly the Nurse
raGlsh, agree with the three preceding articles
IN powerfully dl,Solvirg shiny bumnrs. They
excite the discharge OF an lodged IN the stom.
ach.
Cdb6ases are some of the most conspicuous
plants m the garden. They do not afford
much nourShment, bat are an agreeable aJ
dItion To animal food and not Quite 80 nato
tent as the common green's. Cabbage has a
stronger tendency 10 puirelaction than most
other vegetable Substances And dufIng It's
rutreiylns state. sends forth an offensive smell
much resembling that Of purifying animal
bodies. So tar, however, IRON promoting Il pu.
lrld disposition IN the human body, il IS, On the
contrary, wholesome almenl Ia The true pu
trld scurvy
1u7ups are nutritious article of yegp.
table 10 ii our not very easy Of digestion, aud
ATE llataient. This effect Is in II good measure
obVlaied by pressing the wafer out oi Ihem be
lore then ave eaten.
Carrots cOniain a considerable ouaniity Of
nutritious juice, but are among the most Aaln
lent ct vegetable productions.
Parsnps are more nourshlng and less natu.
lent than carrots, winch they also exceed IN
sweetness, by boil . 'hom IN Two different
waters, they are. rendered less aatuleo,, but
their other qualities are thereby diminished III
proportion.
1ppieS are a wholesome vegetable alimeni
aud ~ many cases medicinal particularly IN
seases oi the breast ana complain sarlsng from
phiegm But IL general they agree best WIN
the stomach when eaten roasted ur bn,trd
The more aromatic kinds oi apples are huest
for eating raw. aedtcat IqttiLgtHcer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16

s,Ne0TlCE.-By virtue of three several deeds
III oftrust executed by William b Vaughan,
fur the purpose OF securing debt IN SAID deeds
mentioned, 10 Green b. BowIes, VI record IA
Bedford county court, shall on Saturday the
2lst day oil ne1t month, Angus } at The store
house of BowIes q James, IN he county Of Bed
ford, pruceed 10 sell to the highest bidder, lot
CA h Two vaiuablrIs5 o men named John aud
George. The tile conveyed 10 the purchaser
will be such es is vested ia me.
JOSEPH WILSON, Trustee.
July % "Ids
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Hints 10 .iftelc1ics and W0rkmsu,

RIMS 10 HtfhGt1cS aud WOfkHisA.
lyon would vol he disease, winch your
particular trades and wolk are liable 10 produce,
attend TO the following hints.
Keep, II possible, regular hours. Never sup
pose, that You have done ~ ~ work, When You
sh np til midnight, aud do hot rise ali t1ght o.
nIne IA the .Oorulng.
Abstain from ardent spirit, CDrdtals and
malt liquors. lei your drin6 be- Ike that ol
Ffanl,An, when he was prlnter-pure wa
ter.
Never use tobacco in any form. By chew
ing, smoking, or saufng, you speud money
whirh would nelp 10 cloihe YOU, II would ena-
Die you, II single, 10 muke a useful prrsent 10
rn aged mother or depoudent SISTER, or, il
married, 10 buy your wife II brock, o. gei
books for your children. Yoa also, hY any Of
these filthy practices, mlnre your health. hrius
lng on headache, gnaWlug al HE stomach, To-
spirits. trembling oil the lImbs, aud, al tines,
seeplessnrss.
BE particular N preserving your skin clean,
by regular washing Of your hands aud taes
and mouth, befDre each meal, aud Of your
whole body at least once week aud by coaib-
ing and brushing the halr daily.
Always have fresh arr 10 the room &c which
you work, bui 50 that YOU shall noI 10 III a
draft
Take "A short time in the morning, il posi-
BILE, and always IN The evening or towards sun
down, Tor placing your body IN natural pos.
tare, by standing erect. and exercising your
chest aud linus by a walk where The air Is Tue
purest.
II conGoed ia doors, let your food consist in
large proportion, OF milk and bread, aud WILL
hoiled vegetables. Meat and fish ought 10 be
used sparngly, and only at dinner. lon are
better without coffee. tea or chocolate. II yuu
use any OF them, II ought not 10 be more tna0
once IN the day. iOur. u Health.
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,,I,,a nayaDle IN advance.-N0 SUD
ryfor 81 per ,srs,ygd for less time than SIX months
,apaoh VI" ~ hc discontinued (but at The discretion
u so s+ are p p, % cent.
IT AdYsftisehelts, tne and 81 10 cents for each
,llare (or less from distance must be paid Tor
.mnaaanee. Insertion, the payment assumed by
presio.l'. % aaIi, persoain Lynchbarg.
s,ae ORDERS cot exceeding two squaresare
a,sfsed Tor 80 lressed to the Editors must be post
, A ..,,sy wall be attended 1"
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..cDc..-


Gari9Rs lIW-A ady named BarsoG died
some time smcr at Pans leaving ~ her u cur
ons viii, from which the following ARE rxrrncte ::
-" request that calnmn of marble may be
raised over NV tomb, ~ winch ,hhll b. plaerd
NY bust Ia bronze, VIII this inscription. Mex
TO the misfortune oil existing Is tnr grratrI one
OF belonging 10 the huaan race Here lies
madam Bar4luG, wh0 Did the --------. As ~
religious ce,rmon,rs, ! wish them 10 be short
aud slmplt. Ia my oPlnton nothing II mote
stupid tban to buy prayers. VIAL, however,
The lnteInrnt should br oondatlrd ma res
psciable manner 10 make II traffic 81 r"ir-
glon Insprres me mote IMAM any thing else with
disgust hlch cannot conquer Al The mel
ancholY aud huid ceremony, I should prefer
tHe ptesru of a single friend 70 all TN quack
ely OF Ministers appointed with another objrCi
than thdt winch they SEEN usually 10 have Ia
view In short, 10 ekpialu myself frankly, |
should lihe ~ b. transported direct 10 fsfe Ia
Ghalse, aud would make at express clause
IN thai effect III were nut aware Olihe in1I-
chce Of pieludits upon the be,i disposed mlnds
II would, pBfhaps, prevent hu,nr persons ron
feeling that regret At nv death winch naiieT
myself my Remembrance "lil excite, aud irel
that friendship IS necessary 10 me even IN the
tomb. ! sui tear, however, that The persons
who make n uade OF getting up splendid innc-
rails should throw upon my executor thc blame
Of what they my designate the mos sem
dalOus aud revolutionary impisly ,--t0r that IS
The fashionable phrase. With respeut To my
self have formed my opinion, VIII ch Is, that
the Carrying dead oody 10 church Is quite a
snp"rnuOus formahty, aad only oil service 10
those who get money nv II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16

SCALE OF ANIMAL L1FE.-lhe following is q
scale OF he average duration al annual lie,
extracted from the wprKs ri The moSi CcleDTa-
ted writers on national history 4 mare viii
live ten yeHIS-a cat ten--a goal cl5bt-an ass
thirty--d sheep teH--d ram fourteen 10 twenty
1--WE, and some, though not often, more--a bull,
hfteen--an OK "a cuIiDu. face twenty swine
twenty five Ia pigeon elgb,-d unite dove i"en
~ fve-a partridge twenty ige--a raven one
hundred
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16

Congressional .1neclote The Washington
Cores poudent OF The New York Journal Of
Commerce gives the following account ol de-
bate between two Of the Representatives from
the state Of New York, which Is we'll told aud
good ia Itself: How your city may he al
fecled by passing eyeafs, canuot precisely tell
lis population and politics resembling the SIR
ges OF the sea give tptth neither the indication
OF storm nor calm. lis character ~ this re-
spect was happily MT ma pass between Mi.
oturrs aud Mir. CamOreleug ia the debate on
the bill 10 reduce The SAT- laws III The course Of
which Mr.. {. took occasion TO lecture Nc. ,.
for keeping up dcusrun among his conStitn-
ents on the subject Nh 5 replied 10 MI {.
that his constituents stood upon The very best
terms with him, leaving hln To the exercise OF
is judgment, aud he should never, he hoped,
b. under the necessity of creating emotions
among them 10 disturb and distract then opin-
ions. As to nv colleague sand Mr.. ). he and
his constituents always remind me OF the
French Chemist and ms audience IN Pars.
when in certain lecture, he tod them, that
was essential to the safety Of tue company,
tnaI he should constantly sur the great caul.
dron, used IN the preparations for the demon
STATIONS aud exhibitions -olDerwlse MS CON
tent, would take tire and produce an eApiosio"
that would ia ST. the very Institute Itself In
the moment OF his recitation, the hand OF The
philosopher STAYED is motion, The eau'droh
Ignhed. the explosion followed. and TIE cdia'-
trophe of the lecturer and audience seated
5uch, said Mr. s. is The condition OF my col.
league and ms cunsiI ueHts Of tie cay. tie Is
constantly slirrrgg his caulufon, Ia the greatest
terror oil an explosion that mdy olo" hun = SKY
hioh. sir" To tAis illustrative anecdoit, MI
[. replied win some faclness, and Closed win
A solemn protestanon, his hand on MS heaH
TINT he had never gwen vote ~ Congress Dn'
IN obedience 20 the dictates OF ms con'
science, Mr.. ). immediately responded that he
had not the least doubt at The compete 40
minion Of his colleague CONSCIENCE saying
that he was again remind oi another
anecdote in prinl, which WAS also located
IN Parl.. In the day spring OF fancy.
rand power, some cOuriier, Ia compliment oil
the movers that be, said to him, SIR, there
ia a prral dead ct conscience IN the Chamber o.
Deputirs. Yes, said TaIleytand, great deH'
of con.cirnce there are some dozen OF ihe
IDENTITIES VINO have Two conscIeners piece
Mr. C. finding himself grappIed ny "haie
niboui hnrpoon, hauled OF. ADD evlnced his
own admiration Of the fetort OF ar ,. ny JON
ing in The laugh
Tba V RI Statesman has the folIo"lngJeu
lpegD,ik-.The words in Italics are the names o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16

Interesting question The following intefes
ting question II asked by correspondent Oi
liz Nanbcrn Sentinel
II a lady were lame IN the right arm and
IN The lett eg-f sue had bat one eve aud
squnted with Ihat--d she hOd Gul Two teeth IN
front aud they We're h'ack--ll she hud II hump
brhlnd aud TO make amends was perfect,
hat bclore-aud II she had a,sptYHe temper
fnd lotty nna negroes with seventy live thou.
shnd dollars cash How many snICois would
size have 20
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CARRYING nv HEAD TOO mon.


Psrt Of a letter from DIR. Frauklm 20 Dr.
Maiher, of Bo ton, New England -
" remember we'll bolh your father aud
grandfather having heard them in The pulpit,
and seen them bolh III thar houses Tue lat
lIme saw our father was III III He recev.
ed me in h,s library, and ON my nking leave
he sh9aed ne a shorter way out Of the house
through a narrow passage Which was crossed
by "A beam overhead. We wcrs sui talklng as
| Withdrew. he accompanying me behind, and
turning partly towards ann, when he SAID
bpsuly, Stoop, slopp. dad mol understand
him I'LL fell IN, head hit against TIE beam
lie was a uau VINO never missed any occasion
oil giving instruction, an1 upon lhIs he sald
10 ne, You are young, aud hhyr inc ~or.d
before you. oloop as you 80 through u, aud
you wl!l ml.t many hard Ihumps.' lbs nd.
wee beat INTO my ncai, has frequently been
ofuse 10 me, aud ottrn think u Il Wncn zee
prlle mortified and mIsloGuues brought upon
peopl3 by carrying taeIr beads 100 l.gn.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-16

The Y. II Statesman has the foIC"Ingjeu
despfit-The words IN l'al'c' are '"' names o
members Of Congress mr.,
"a Congls.. latssa az sns ulg'y Of wac