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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-17
HYGEIA HOTEL
Old POINT COMO


TIME subscriber, grateful for past fhvors retu11s
Il his sincere thanks for the liberal encourage
rDent afforded the Hygeia Hotel since it has been in
his occupancy, and respectfully informs the public
that for the last twelve months he has been engaged
in making alterations and improvements.
His Ice House filed with clean Northern Ice His
Bar well stocked with the choicest Liquors purclIa-
sed by friends Experienced judges in New York and
Philadelphia; and his beds are ofthe very frst qua
lily.
Ee now throws open his House Cor corpps nv con-
vinced that they will find it inferior to any esta-
blishmeDt of the kind on the scaboard and pledges
himself, at all times to furnish his Table with the
choicest decacies the season. market and neghbor-
hood affords, and tbet every attention shell be shcyn
those who favor him with their patronage
Old Point Comfort II now well known that it
needs no descriptions suffice it say. that the we'll
established heatbiness and delightful Sea Bathing,
render II as desirable any the board, as vel
to the Invalid as those IN quest of pleasure.
Steamboats, from Baltimore and Washington touch
at the Point each trip land and receive pnssnugers
and Steamboat plies daily between this place. nor
folk and Hampton, for the convenience of those who
may wish to visit either Of those places.
Vessels Of every description continually passing and
repassng both from foreign ports and coastwIse The
magnitude OF tho Notifications progreesing daily
The fine military appearance Of SIX companies of g.
s. Artillery stationed here for school of practice
and their elegant band vol calculated TO enter
tain and amusc.
Arrangements will be made for Gotion Pnrtes
and Steamboats, employed parties Of Measure 10
the Capes, whenever a sufficient number justices IT,
and timely notice is given
A new Bathing House has been put up for tho ex-
elusive accommodation of ladies' and there beinr two
separate buildings for that purpose ladies or gentle
men can have bath at any time Of day, either warm
or cold. MARSHALL PARKS
G5' The Bath House, erected on the beach, for the
convenience OF Sea Bathing, has been provided with
n foot path leading from the Hotel, which rem
doris the walk more pleasant than formerly through
the sand. July 7-Iaw3t
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Farther supplies of Books, &c.

dtner supplies OF BOOKS, 0C.
'RNHE Northern Traveller, and Northern Tour
with the routes to the Springs, Niagara, and
Quebec, and the Coal Mines of also the
Tour of New England----Thirty two engravings---
Fourth edition, revised and extended
Nepophons Expedition of Cyrus with ENGLISH
notes prepared for the Of schools and colleges,
with life of the author; by Charles Dexter Cleve-
land, Professor OF Languages in Dickinson College.
Maccullock on rcmttent and intermittent diseases,
including genercally marsh fever ard neuralgia COM
prsing under the former. various anomalies obscu-
rifles, and consequences; and under now systematic
view of the latter treating Of tic douloureux sciat
ca headache ophthamia, oothache, palsy, aud many
other modes and consequences of this generic dis
case.
Winners Episcopal Manuel, being intended as q
summary explanation ofthe doctrine discipline and
worship of the Episcopal Church, etc. etc. etc.
Third edition
Moores life of Lord Byron.
Pelham, or the adventures of gentleman.
P PSee Dsowned, by the Author.
Lawrie Todd or the settlers in the woods-by
John Gait, Esq.
Plora's Dictionary--by lady
Register of officers and agents. civil. military and
naval In the service of the United States 1890
Memoirs of the Rev. Matthew Henry, by J. B.
Williams, Esq. =. s. A.
Aids to reflection, by S. T. Colcridgo, with pre-
lminary essay notes, and illustrations, by James
Marsh.
Foscarini, or the partrcian of Venice.
Life ofthe Rev. Edward Payron, ID. d. late Rec
tor of the second church in Portland.
Bickersteths Christian Uearer, designed 10 show
the Importance of hearing the word, and to assist
christians in hearing with profit.
Provincial Letters, containing an exposure of the
reasoning and morals of the Jesuts, by Blase as
cal, originally published under the name of Louis De
Montate, translated from the French-to which is
added, view Of the History of the Jesuits and the
late Bull for the revival Of the order in Europe &c
received for sale, by
ma I9.--'s COLLINS g. CO
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No Combination and q Free Trade.
Earthcnwarc and Lookina Classes

YIlHOS. J. BARROW a co. Importers SO Water
IL street, NETWORK, offer for sale 900 packages earthcn
ware, glass china and looking glasses comprising
COMP ete assortment eva offered in this market which will
he repacked to The country merchant prices In
consequence OF having refused JOIN the eombnu for reg
aue te prices OF croeksry n city, have boon made
he subjects OF most mtoerant persecution the obec, Of
winch noahins less than entire ruin and er7fon from
e ndde our characters have been assaulted of integrity
aud tar dealing credit house responsibility
pcached and every endeavor made ruin H. and the
whole poraons brosc the regular channels have
all stopped Elm consequence Of threats thrown the
uacters IN Engand) 50 tina, have bern obliged to employ
agents IN Liverpool To make purchases Ia such
that names would not appear the ansaetiona tho
fae,ies attendant upon Obtaining credit for our inspirations
arc enyed to and nothing but cash in Liverpool viii obtain
fnr us our needed supplies Of warc-We suffering these
ardshps IN the cause OF thu merchant and consumer of This
description OF goods less than thcm
last resort for aid and asssancc long are
enabled sustain ourselves sganst than forty men,
have combined to bring about this unheard Of
manner, will continue sell goods and ndepen
den, at our own rates for cash aaprored city neesanee
ony. lie 8-w6w
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Just Received from france.


ID EGNAULD'S Pcctoral Bnlsafnic Paste The
IL beneficial effects Of this Paste, known long
time before il was mnde public, and its subsequent
srcccss have procured it the favorable reception with
which it has been honored since its first appear
ancc.
II is highly beneficial - persons afflicted with
catarrhs, colds, coDsumPton9 and oil diseases of the
lungs.
In asthma, either in old or young patients, this
preparation employed in rather large Doses especial
ly at night, when going to bed, has frequently Of.
fected n complete cure, and constantly procured
sleep, and rendered cxpectoration abundant and
easy.
In coughs which accompany md follow measles, in
the whoopng cough it is productive of the most dc.
sirable effect.
II is also useful to persons who arc obliged 10 speak
professionally in public.
Many Of the public journals, and some ofthc most
eminent physicians in Paris, have given Regnauld's
Pastc most fattering recommendation. A constant
supply will be kept by the subscriber at his Book and
Stationery Store, warranted genuine.
40 II. ID SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-17
Irish Linens, Shcetings and Diapers.
II. Fl JENKINS IRISH LINEN STi1 RE.

LNAMfLlES, and persons wanting any Linen
IL Goods, will now have opportunity Of scec-
ting from complete assortment Of Shifting Linens
from % cts to extra SnperGne, being put up in full
and ps. or viii be sold by the yard-also irish and
Silecia SheetIngs, Birds Eye and Table Diapers,
Long Lawn and LINEN Combrics and Cambria Hdkfs
at all prces-tor sale IN any quantity, at reduced
prices, at JENKINS Irish Linen and Fancy Dry
Good Store.
~. b. All LINENS purchased at this House, are
Varraated pure Linen, and Grass Bleach
jyo
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Cheap Music.

TTHB subscriber has received largo assortment
IL OF LIthrogaphic Music, which he will sell at
cents per printed page, and in some instances cheap
er-huch has been said about tho incOrrec,pess of
Lithographc Music, and with some degree of truth
The printing establishment having changed owners,
Is due to the present proprietor soy that owing
TO his particular attention. the Lthopraphio Music
printed at his establishment correct as plate mn
sic;--The subscriber will give catalogue Of music
OIL hand with the price in cents.
No I'LL
Bid INC discourse composed by Bishop 81 Bonnie wee wife
sung ny Madame Fesrs 10; Blink the burn INV swe.
ahde, sung by Mrs Knight, H. Benedecite Daughier IL
Tanners OF Blue H. Cherry Ripe composed By g. T. Horn
iSi Comm ,hTo' the Rye, Scotch ballard sung by Mrs
hnsh' w Choose your Valentine sung by Mrs Knight 49,
Te OF Lost Heart sung by Miss Kelly 25 Chain and Lutte
-; CUPID and Hymee composed by Hallmark H. Captive
nngn, words ~ Mrs hemans, comp by sister, 25 Come
y gaan' soldier come, sung by Miss Clara Fisher I2
oansnsn up and march ava, sung ny Miss Fisher a. Ca
madam Boat song 49, Carrier Pigeon IL Dasfpp White Ser
Sean,, sung by Mrs Knight, IL; Draw the sword Scotland
uo 90 ~ uonei aore Italian air. II; Even as the Sun
sung oy MISS Nelly, composed by g. w. Horn 25 Each how
a mas cesu'y Tor me- poetry {. r. ~ Bay composed by
Lee ~ Eysnlng song to the Virgin Duet words by Mrs
iemans, lE Flower Gr sung by Madame Ves,ns Is: Fv
away pretty Moth snng by Mrs Sharpe rs; Farewell to NV
lands ICY mountains, 10. ~ - ~ '''
| ~ " " X. ID. SANXAY.
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CAROLINA MOSS, for sale.
~ ieI5 JAS. WINSTON
FRESH DRY GOODS

fhESH I'M uOODS.
N anticipation of their general advertisement, the
subscribers inform their and other pur
chascrs that they have received by the last arrivals
from Philadelphia, New York and Boston, One Hun
bred and Eighty Packages Fresh american and
British Dry Goods, in which are included Their own
Importation from England, (via 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 cassimeres
Plain and fancy white London Marscillcs outings
White and colored ground chintz, printed do do
Plain buff toilenets
a beautiful assortment ofthe newest style Prints
Fancy, checked, and striped. and .4driunopie Cd
neto style ginghams
"A, Sd and Ga cambria and jaconet musns
White bordered cravats, very superior and
Mixed and striped linen and cotton drills.
Their assortment Is now very good, and viii in n
few days be the most commanding they have ever
had. +. g. L. JAMES. g. Co.
oPl3-u Market Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-17

II Newspaper for the Ladies.
Proposals. for publishing in the City of Washington
awEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in neat quarto form
containing eight pages, devoted entirely to the dis
semna,ion of intelligence useful and interesting to
the Ladies, O be entitled % -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-17
In Hanorer County Court. .Uarch 27M. 1870
~ ATflANlE1 n. DOVE, and Hector Bowe. in


~ ATfIANlEI r. DOVE, and Hector Bowe in
II fanis under the age Of twenty one years, by
Hector Davis, their uncle, and next friend, pits
against susanna Bove, the widow of Nathaniel Dove,
dec. Oliver T. Gross and Polly hts wife, Nathaniel
Davis and Martha his wife, Jesse G. Yarbrough and
Nancy his wife, Hudson NJ. wingfeld and Sophia his
wife. John b. Green and Elizabeth his wife, Harriet
Rowe, Hmily r. Bowe, Benjamin Wingfed. trustee
for Susanna NJ. Perrin, the said femes-covert and
fme-sole. being daughters and devisees Of the said
Nathaniel Dove, dec. and Mortimer Goddin and
Thomas II. Goddin, infant children of Amanda NJ
Goddin dec, daughter and devisee Of the said Ma
thaniel Bowe, dec, defs-fS CHANcEnY.
The bill and answer of all the dts except Nathaniel
Davis and Martha Davis his wife, being fled and the
said Nathaniel Davis and Martha his wife, having
entered their appearance and given security according
to the act of Assembly and rules of this court, and il
appearing to the satisfaction of the that they
not inhabitants of this commonwealth, il is order
ed, that the said dts Nathaniel Davis and Martha bis
wife, do appear here the first day of May court
next, and answer the bill of the pltf and that cory
of this order be forthwith inserted in the Cons,t,
tionai Whig, "a newspaper published in the city Of
RichmondD for two months successfully, and that
another copy be posted the front door of the court
house of this county. Copy. Teste,
SO PHILIP b. WISsToN, c.. N. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-17

lust RECElvEp-Spanish Grammar. nv A.
- De Letamendi, late Consul of Spain for East
Florida Also. by tho same author Notas Historicas
sorre Ia Revolution de Espana, comprendierro Ia
epoca dc 1914 hssta 1923, for sale at the Book &
stationery Store OF r. p. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-17

Pen and Pocket Knives.
A HANDSOME assortment OF Pen and Pocket
"A Knives, well finished, Of approved patterns and
cheap. received by JOHN III. NASH.
IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-17
TO. GARDENERS.

= ~. NhhDCN End.
oNpoSS encyclopedia Of Gardening, a very large and
The Practical american Gardener exhibiting time for
every KIND OF work in the different kinds of gardens,
Old Gardener - ~
Tho American Gardener, by Citizen of Virginia.
bot lev Tor tale by JOHN IL. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-17
Musical Cabinet.

Musical Cabinet.
CLASSiCAL Pocket Library for the German
~ Flute, Flagcolet, Violin or Oboe-consisng of
Songs with words] and dances
Duets and tros
Scottish airs and songs, as Ducts s. trios
Irish airs, as do do
Welsh airs and songs as do 60
Italian airs, as do do
Preach songs and airs, as do do
German do do ns do do
Marches & quick steps, as do do
Selected. arranged, aud partly composed by j.
Whtaker-l9 numbers received and for sale.
ma GIFTS COLLINS 4, 90
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RECEIVED ATTNASH'S.

RECEIVED ATFNASH'S,
~ Do 3, Maps adapted TO do.
continue to receive subscribers the above usual
Vol 10, English Com. Law Reports
No 3, Farmers Series, Library of Useful Knowledge
No 8, april American Turf Register.
Received ut NAShS Book, Stationary aud Fancy Store
ap 10 ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-17

A FOR SALE,
1sss: The House and Lot on Church. HILL
liifi formerly the property of John Parkhill and
&y1ezk IN the occupancy Of Mr.. Joseph S. James The
lot has been lately enclosed and the undergoing
thorough repair There fine Yard and Garden
ed 10 the premises Well Of good water Coal and Smoke
house, Stable and Carriage house, all Of brick The present
occupant has lease the premises years, but
will not affect the SALE possession may be had
months from the time the repairs making shall have
completed Application to be made to
jan 10 d. G. NIcNENIARA.
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CIRCULAR.

WASHINGTON, June /, 1890.
Sir:-You will perceive by the accompanying pro-
position, thot offer to act Agents for those who
may own Military Land Warrants on the Virginia
State and Continental Establishment, or United
States Revolutionary Bounty Warrants; and we re-
quest the favor of TO enclose this such of your
acquaintance as may be interested in those claims,
with such recommendation of US as you may think
we merit.
With great respect,
Your obedient servants,
JOSEPH DUNCAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-17
JUDKlNS' OINi MENT.

IMPORTANT TESTIMONY,
kNKOM an eminent Physician. residing in n viii
- lage not 100 miles from Richmond. Ills name
WIN, be given to the public in due time The letter
y. WI oe shown to any person who may feel disposed
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-02

| In 1878, vessel that sailed between White
haven and Jamaica embarked ON her homeward
/ voyage, and among other passengers, carried
female, who had at the brest. child, only few
weeks old One beautiful afternoon. the Cap
tam perceieved distant sail, and after he had
gratited his curiosity he politely offered to his
passenger his glass that she might obtain clear
view OF the object. Mrs. b. had the baby in
her arms; she wrapped her shawl about the little
| innocent and placed it on n sofa upon which she
had been sitting. Scarcely had she applied her
eye when the helmsman exclaimed, "a Good God
see what the mschievous monkey has done.
The reader may judge of the females feelings,
when, OH turning round, she beheld TIE animal
In the act of transporting her beloved child, APP
parently TO the very top of the mast The
monkey was very large one and so strong and
active, that while it grasped the infant firmly
with the one arm, it climbed the shrouds nimbly
by the other, totally unembarrassed by its bur-
then. One look was sufficient for its terrified
mother, and that look had well nigh been her
last, and had it not been for the assistance of
those around she would have follen PROSTATE OH
the deck, where she soon afterwards stretch
ed, apparently lifeless corpse The sailors
could climb as well as the monkey, but the lat
ter watched their motions narrowly, and as il as
cended higher up the mast, the moment they at
tempted to put foot on the shrouds, the Cap
tain became afraid that it would drop the child,
and endeavor to escape by leaping from one
mast to another. In the mean time, the little
Innocent was heard TO cry, and though it was
suffering pain, their fears that subject were
speedily dissipated, when they observed the
monkey initiating exactly the motions of nurse,
dandng, soothing and caressing its charge, and
even cndeavoring to hush it asleep.
From the deck the lady was conveyed to the
cabin and gradually restored to her senses.
In the mean time, the CAPTAIN ordered
every man to conceal himself below, and
quietly took his own station on the cabin stair
where he could sec all that passed without be-
ing seen. The plan happily susceeded; the
monkey. on pcrceivng that the coast was clear
cautiously descended from his lofty perch and
replaced the infant on the sofa, cold, fretiul
and perhaps frightened, but in other respects
as free from harm as when he took it up. The
humane seaman had now most grateful task
| to perform the babe was restored Ito its mothers
arms, amidst tears, and thanks and blessings
| NacdGirmids Sketches from Nature
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-02
Herald.
THE DEVIL IN THE BUTTERMILK.

During my stay in Ireland being on
Visit to friend, was captiyated by the
cherry cheeks and tempting lips'' of
young dairy maid, whom l often saw pass
The house In which resided. enquired
her name and residence, and found that
she lived with protestant parson, who,
besides preaching the doctrines of the Cos
pei, kept very extensive farm. After a
lew side wlnks at this pretty damsel, de-
termined to make her visit during the
time the preacher delivered from the pull
PIT his twice told" sermon. went &C
cordlngly, as soon as saw the parson and
his dame enter the church. 1t was need
less to tell OF the many soft words whis-
Pered into her ear (; suffice it 10 say, |
found her just as / should wish but un-
luckily, love is so insensibe to every thing
but his own genial feelings, that rather
oveTstayed my time.
we were aroused from our pleasing
chat, by the Old man and wife LAUNDERING
at the door for admittance. What was to
be done ?-there was not the usual retreat
| OF lovers-a back door-and to leap from
either oil the windows would have been to
plunge into the jaws of the lion. "For
heavens sake, my dear, cram me where
you WILL" cried l. 81 would not have the
parson to catch me here for worlds !' "I'm
half ont of my wits % said she, "Iet me
see,-l have it!-get into that big churn
| (PoIntIng to large cburn that stood i'm
one corner OF the room)-be quick, do for
my sake-they'Il not suspect your being
| there, for they never use it on SUNDAYS"
In jumped-and in moment was in
utter darkness, she having put on the lid.
In this situation | overheard all that
passed. The parson and his wife let in
the latter not without scolding the maid
for keeping them so long at the door,
VINO said she was asleep,-and all was
well.
The old lady then told the maid that
she must Immediately put the cream into
a large churn and go to work, for it was
expected there would be scarcity of but
ter in little while, and they had better
make the best use Of their time Lud,
ma'am said The frightened girl, would you
break the Sabbath ~" Break the Sab
bath, you jade there is no harm in work
ing on Sunday, when we are brought 10
1t by necessity; put in tie cream say"
| The maid then asked if the small churn
would not do. Not whit not whit
| girl the large cburn will work moro at
time.-Dear ma'am, have always been
brought up to keep the Sablaib sacred"
q" Tut, tutW replied the dame, as he par
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-02
FREDERICKSBURG. June I6.

Another most Gtrocious Murder.-On
Saturday AFTERNOON last, GRIFFIN THORN
TON, esq. sheriff of Caroline county, was
shot, together with his horse, about a
mile from his dwelling house. 1t is be-
lieved there were several concerned in
this horrid transaction, as it is said reports
OF two or three guns were heard at the
supposed time OF the murder. The neigh
borhood was soon in possession of the fact
of his death, and the perpetrators were
sought after. They were first led to the
house of Charles Young, being near, and
not finding him at home, they took the
liberty of searching for his gun, which,
when found, indicated the appearance of
having been recently discharged, and
some blood on it these, with other cir
cumstances, impressed the l.. lief that he
was one concerned in the murder Young
1T appears, the following night directed his
course to this place, and was seen and
known ea,ly next morning near to town
he was pursued by party from Caroline,
and taken In the act of mounting his horse
carried back to Caroline, and committed
to Jail.-Mr. Thornton was a valuable
member Of socie,y--the chasm occasion.
ed by this unnatural death cannot be rea-
Oily filled. The distress in which it has
involved wife and large family, with We
ry many connexions, cannot easily be con-
ceived, much less described.
Herald
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