Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-14


Orleans Mercantile ADVERTISE cautions masters Of
vessels bound for Tobacco against the pcrdy CT the
pllots who haunt that bay. Capt Mayo, Of the brig
Ursula has reported several wrecks. accustomed by
the vlany Of these scoundrels whose object is plum
der, and whose thcfts and crimes wiuked ar by
The Mexican authorities. United States vessel is
wanted in the robasco river, IL the merchants con-
tinue to trade thereThc fort at the entrance. con-
tans four and nine pound casronades aud 20 Indians,
who quarrel with each other, and have had no pay
from the Mexican government for six months.
"When rogucs Eiiioui," &c.-A person was brought
before the Municipal Court on "Wednesday last, for
having with force and arms assa'led his ncigkbor's
phiz, much TO the detriment OF one Of his peppers
which had rather sable appearance in consc-
quencc-against tho peace, Sc.
While tho oath was beng administered to the com
plainant, the prisoner in,erposcd-"Iour Honour,
object tn this mans being sworn L. the case, he has
been convict in the Massachusetts States Prison.
The Judge remarked that it usual in such
ses, in order to prove tho fact have copy OF tho
record of the Court ut which he convicted
did no, think II was necessary in tr,tlny an at
fair-l am knowing to the fact, because was a con
Wet there myself at the same time
Complainant though, he was entitled to hearing
in preference to the prisoner because he had not beer
convicted but once-whereas tho prisoner had heer
convicted nree iims,.-I Portland Courier.
Ell Espanol, Of New Orleans. states that disordc,
has made its appearance there, particularly among
Spaniards, which very much resembles The Dengue O
1925.
Tho Charleston Courier states, on the authority o
q CORES ponjcnt, that SatiricaI Poem is about to
appear from the press of that city, in which the
American Poets are dashed with no sparing hand.
Two individuals, each claiming to be the ver,able
cccentic, Elder Lorenzo Dow are enga rcd in preach
ing; the one near Washington City, and the other al
Poutney, Vermont Which is the impos,or, ant
which the real Simon Pure has not yet been ascer-
tanned.
II is somewhat singular that the passion for dress
amongst the males, IS almost exclusively confined 10
trodesmcn and persons m the lower ranks OF life.
There people in the world who css SO plainly
as our House of Peers and House of Commons In.
deed, there are but few members OF these august DO
dies whom Fleet street shopman would not turn up
his nose ut in the stree. There arc MANY people
who arc not aware that in good society is consider
ed mark of vngarIty To be- dressed particularly
well f London Weekiy Times.
The minds the standard of the man.
Royal OBESITY An officer on boa d the o. s shir
Nlncenncs asserts, that during his late visit to thc
Sandwich Islands, they had at time thirty Chief:
on board, the largest of whom weighed SIS pounds
the smallest ESQ., but that those rank are no
allowed TO be fat, 1t beng considered roya prero
gaiive, not TO be encroached on.
The Mary from Havre, at Philadelphia, left III,
former port OH the 25th Al ril.
Good erauples.-An agScemcn, has been cn,ere,
III.
all he bars shall b. closed Sunday and the sale
ardent spirits peremptoriy refused on the Sabbath
Lacoaic.-The following letter from MIR Webster
dated Baltimore, and addressed 10 the Governor q
Massachusetts, was received IN Boston, announcing
the passage of the b for the indemnity OF that
for expenses incurred during the late war
"Our claim has become law d. w"
| BrG-i!il1 C,'nrtship.-W MD at dinner, nrsr
gsrt-rno had attended us seemed frauoht r-.rp
iTnYs-.~~s and inusd look rlysie
rsou.. grsnnns with her white teeth. ana maxim.
signs which neither my companion nor conpreasn
ded We afterwards discovered that IL was con
necied with CURIOUS trait of Brazilian r,anner
The OLD man ann MS wife mad no children So the,
sent for brohe child To keep them company; an,
manage their family. This young lady was YER
coiBey; and having prospect of a good inheritance
from her uncle she thought right to look out fp
some agreeable and worthy partner TO share it with
My companion, possessing these requisites had caugh
the eye OF the iaT Victorian; and not having an OPP
portunity OF speaking to him herself, had communca
ted by means of the attendant slave, her purtaiIi,
tor him. and an innotron that, If he was actuate
by similar sentiments, she would marry him. an
share with him the inheritance she expected fror
her good uncle This deviation from the est ablshe
etiquet of European usage does no, convey I'M
lmputatlon OF want of docacy on the part of the la
dos Victorina modest as she was comey
she sat IN the remote part of the house with he
| auni, erlntending her domestic conccrrs an
to attract the admiration of any other person tina
him on whom she had fixed her affections.
| DIR. Wafsh's Brasil
a 3rasiiian Country Lady Among those VIII
asceuded the Serra wore lady and her attendant
She was dressed in riding jacket and pctticoat @
nankecn, and large straw hat tied, not under, bu
across her chin. She rode in long strrups astride
IKE man; and in her holsters she carried par q
pistols Sine was not followed, but preceded, by
negro IN livery on another horse, who was her avan
courier Though not robust or muscular person
she seemed stout and -careless--dismounted like
man before US, without the smallest embarrassment
tooka glass of caxas at the vendn, to forlify he
against the mountain air--remounicd--ex he
pistols, to see that all waA.!ght for any event sh
might be liable to and again set off, her own pro
tector.--Ib.
kIw OHIEAy-, May ~.
nan NTH iiro JaitersA Dr r. ofthis CITY ;utend;ug
buId house had bought bricks OF Mr. aud delivered Re
eePt or due bill for each can load which he received An il
dyIha by tho name OF H. knowing circum,suce avss
OF TO make up his purse, and IN Mr. IN whom h. r
sen, ny ms dtheI Mr r. 10 pay what bt his nm,
10 the SAID MIR. The Al