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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-10

chant approached, Stood bowling and talk
ing earnestly for some minutes, beating
the deck vehemently with his cane, at al
most every word The merchant looked
astonished and uneasy. When the car
rage arrived, bis baggage was placed IN 1t
and he proceeded TO a hotel.
a few days afterwards, Mr.. Randolph
rented a spacious house, & continued in II
four days, at the expiration of which time
be quarreled with his landlord, and was or
dered to quit the premises within 81 hours
He forthwith repaired 10 the boarding house
kept By Mrs. Wilson, an English lady,
for the accommodation of English and A
merican masters of vessels, and entering
the house without ceremony, thus address
ed her: us THIS Mrs. Wilson, ] am John
Randolph, Minister PlenipotenlIary and
Envoy Extraordinary from the American
Government to the Imperial Court Of Rus
STA. ! have seen enough Of Russian filth
mess, and have come TO see some English
cleanliness. Madam, | am a drowning
man, and you, by placing your thumb be-
meath my chin, can save my life Mrs.
Wilson was confused and amazed, and an
swered the Envoy Extraordinary, by stat
INC That she did not know how to accom-
modate him, but me cut short all difficulty
by conserving to take an upper chamber,
which was furnished him. Soon after his
landing he was waited on by The Court
Tailor, to inquire his pleasure respecting
his Court Costume. Mr.. Randolph siez-
ed his can, and Aourishcd it abou; his ears
and drove him out of the house. The next
day he despatched a message to the tailor,
who called upon the American Consul,
and prevailed 90 hun to accompany him
for the purpose Of protection. Atlhe boar
JIng house ofAlrS. wilson, his conduct Is
represented to have been quite irrational
ilo declared that he had left the Umled
States almost by compuision, and showed
the letters addresse1 20 him by the Presi-
dent and Secretary Of Sta'e, urging ham to
accent the mission. These letters were
read by hun 10 nearly all OF the American
captains. Ills introduction at Court IS
said % have been rid .culous IN the extreme.
4 ter bis preso ntatioa 10 the Emperor, he
,o.d him ne must 500 "}lad4m aad when
presented, accos,,d her wuh that aPPclla'
uon.
Such is the complexion Of The details
which have beeu communicated TO US,
some OF which are of too disgusting a ma
turc to be repeated. The remarkable cen
lrasi which hrs behaviour exhibits to the
gendemau.y department ofMr Middleton,
our late Alms.-r, was topic Of remark
by the whole population Of ST. Peters
bur5h,
Mr.. Middleton left st. Potars5urgh for
England Oh h,s return home, before Mr..
RaudoIPh's arrival
" !. Jowa Of Gem
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PENMANSEFFP.
MARTIN & ELLIOT
TA11OBS0

RI ESPECTFULLY inform ''.eif ifisno' oi .l,
the public generally that me Ou'ins's " ~
in future be carried on by Them, ~ me nc" S'1i'oi
SO. 6. Mechanics Row, Main-sireeL
They receive regularly, all ihe i'ies' s''ln''
and pledge Themselves 70 attend pa'.leu'.'liy -
he publication Of Them, in style Ihlcfor 10 none
% the West. 81,
Tho distant Cus;oners Of n. g. Martin wih
,lsa,e 70 ike notice. that their Measures have
1sen carefully preserved and that al Orders from
hem win be thankfully received, and attended 70
a the shortest nosice-
LADIES' HABITS, plaiH ard 0rnamenfed
I'D % tts lg,ssf al NEST ggYressi Fssdsrz.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-10

F.
r.s revolutionary movement begun u
-..-.,. is extending Hke w,d-lire through
-,s o.bcr countries OF Eurone. Three
s.grs have already been driven 'fo0
boocs by tne people over whom
81, recently ruled SiDo roo of IRON.
,-, Cfqrcs Ah O, FrUcc, A4yl-
ivy u.s. e.-s. .nI the Duke of EWs-
n..- countries. and particularly
.ts--rIs ar, making rapid pro-
.s.a..l .r B. vI.uon. Those
-.s srl sul n1'd 'her thrones,
.. .Ee prospect; aHI are hc-
,os. measures og1n-t me
tae co.tr.19. Ih. Pa-
Sen. 2-.s. ce0aus Uc
-.e a.s been transmitted Co
r..-- ..e- um. br ue Courts
Ir-l aeI Bcr. aa ,aa
s.e Belgium .0 which
o saug1 FrIssi00
frontier towns of iae Ne
rrf.t the same une code5vor-
... --.sqr- fr.s measure as u.rnr-g
p. .--,e r91r rr a..nc.. o.. ugg-
-f.- T.s u.... proposed hv
..---.s r. le c..1.I.I upon lhe re-
,. tbe Io.r.sscs orto Meth
VINO been erected br tie Holy
.,.... The money proceeding from
Ed .-,-..,eso OF 1914 and 1918. with
~. .-,s.-rs France herself MS new
.-t,, rou 'l1rs- such hg. which
me- .l.fIga .a thc s.-e of
---. ssh. uev establish gaJussus boz
..- "a. her choice. with the CONSENT OF
=. ar-,-t Courts I is added. thai
r...s UIo now funds her regeneration
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PuRCnAsE OF TENS.
LITrLE ROcK, Sept. y.

LII III AAONA' CN t'l' f'''
As the subject Of the purchase Of Texas
has engrossed much Of tho attention of
our politicians for a year or two past, 1t
ma not, perhaps, be improper to state,
thatNye are in possession OF information on
this subject, derived from a source entitled
to tho highest credit, which DESTROYS all
hope Of the speedy acquisition Of that
county by The Umtrd states.
Col. Butler, the Charge 0es Aflirs Of
the United States to Mexico, was spe
cialy authorized and charged by the Pre-
sldont, to treat with that Government tor
the purchase of Tcxas B1, he did not
reach the city of Mexico unai iholt three
weeks after the overthrow Of Gen. Guer
rero, late President OF Mexico. Il he bad
arrived there few weeks sooner, orr III
fornant thinks ne would have found but
little difficulty IN concluding trcay with
the then predominant party for the Pur-
chase of Texas. But the present pre-
dominant party, under Vice President
Hustameutc, appear TO be Jealous Of the
United States. and. inGcrd. Of almost eve
ny other foreign power, and are decidedly
opposed 10 ceLirg any portion OF It's terri
tory.
No hopes need, therefore. lie thinks, be
entertained Of orr acquiring Texas, uol'
some othrr party, moro friendly TO The l.
nlted Stulcs than the present, shall pre-
dominate 81 Ncx.c0-and perhaps, "oi
iGl the people Of Texas shall throw oii
/ The yoke of allegiance TO that government
which they viii no doubt 90 - soon e.
! they shall have a reasonable DrcicXt Tor
doing 50. s, present thoy are probably
subject TO as iew eXac.Ion> or imPosllons
as any people under ihe san. Their lands
are gwen to tburi, AID they are exempt
from taxes ofe,ey description. and eJoy
many other privileges which they could
not look for under any otaer gofernment
SO long as the goyereeat II Mexico
5 CONTINUES 20 aCl ln good aHh towards
them, 50 long DAY they ae expected TO
remain loyal aui p9'cea1.e subjects and
citizens. But e. he-a.iempt to levy tax
es on them, or a. lay ,acm under restHc-
Sons or contributors Of any kInc-thai
moment will be seized upon by them as a
signal for d gencr4 revolt No one, as
veil acquainted with tie depressed state
Il her treasury. and with the anarchy and
confusion which rsigns N her councils, as
our Intelligent informant Is, can doubt the
result of revolt in Texas, # conducted
by popular and prudent leader. Should
such revolution take place, and succeed
/ as It no d0ub, would, the revolving prov
IInces would no doubt immediately apply
/ for admission into our Union, OH foot
ng with the original States
4 large portion Of the settlers in Texas
and Of the em.grants to that province. are
from the L. States, and few, we believe
% there under any other expectation thar
/ that II will, sooner or later, be annexed tc
their native country. That such must al
lumately be the result, cannot ajnIIt Of
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-10

THE PRESENFANo TIE FUTURE
Wc have hccn informed, bf one of the
ro1r.et5rs. Chat he Cu.ou Line of Sta
gs which run be,ucon ,hs city and l''l
tnoe, haze carried upwards of thirteen
aamf passengers BOO the last SIX
c'a.ls. during Which time an opposition
ha H'1c.a constantly upon lhc road.
Fael BIAS rr.sab.y carried SIX TO e'ga'
t.ssaI DO addition 90 ihc ab0ye-1a-
.- aa .---e- gro Of about tss0tg ti5H-
ssl travel. toss upon ibis route, iram \
9. ,9 October OF thc present year Du-
tag tao same period, two splendid steam
1lais were constantly plying between ihc
.Fo cities, carrying many passengers.
We have eclriit saIl chat "a Rat Road
5a.ueen Washington and Baltimore wall
Be commenced ,a M3vucxt. Should tins
b undertaken aai completed bY th5 time
.our great western canal reaches Cumlcr-
land, can any one p-dirt, without being
s.t down as mldu.a, the immense ln-
'r-lse and future galugt 0f ;rteCt from
.e North and East, 81 tba way of the
baltimore and Wt~iu aiun Rail Road ano
aesaal BE AVID Oao Canal 10 the Yves
teeu WEtt- REt. Ssl.es8E7.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-10

.Iobn RndgIei ia ST PetersJUgF.--
As this extraordinary parsonage has been
de9uted 10 represent the American people
NJ Inc Court of Russia, The public without
Jo,,bt. have some curiosity 70 know whe
fher. IN fulfilling his high functions he Is
blolv 70 alleviate or dc,rcss our rational
character IN the view OF foreigners lie
information detailed below, IS communi-
Gated to as iom an intelligent and h'Shly
rosDectalIs source, anu cannot be doubt
ed.
T-oon the arrival Of the Concord, a large
number Of Americans, English and nus
SANS, proceeded to the English hey' d.
bout SIX o'clock IN the evening, to w,lneSs
Inc landing Of the new American MINIS
ter. Troy waited IN vain fora long ','"e'
and thcn retired. The steamboat 10 when
bo disembarked from the Concord was
Vino alongside the Key, with the Amer,
can ensign at the peak, and as Tie cfo"u
withdrew. rumors of au uniavoraOle {" +" =
ocier 10 Mr. Randolph, were uhVefsui'J
.;rcpl,fpd. which were carried 10 the ears
zine En3ress. At length Mr.. Randolph
made ms appearance from the CABIN a1C
,Ger commissioning a gentleman al'"c'e =
10 his suite to procure a carriage ne 'OoN
MS seat on the quarter deck. H's dress
was quite sloyeuly, and he wore arr
White hat. much too large Tor ms neou'
which he kept 40 its proper place by means near
If huge Oaudapl handkerchief sun
6etyeen hls forehead and The front oi DE
hat One of the first merchants III =,
Pe,ersburgh, who resided meas BY Oh VII,
Messing his lonely appearance we'' u, %
hoard the boat, and invited Mf' ID - 'u7
b5nse Mr.. Randolph rose as inc MGR
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sent ont anl bad lirl comfortably removed 10 tie
stage hotel IN Wheeling where he now remains
with every prospect Of being able TO resume hls
journey.
No connection whatever existed between these
occurrences, as the teams were entirely different
one being on the accommodation, and the other
ON the mail line. some persons have thought
that 1t was improper that the horse alluded 70
should bergtalncd on the line, aud that Il was I'M
proper 10 uln the risll of his OCCasIOnlng future
accidents. We are informed that this horse has
been rUn Tor $ etunc IN the stage, and Is a hne
ANIMAL and highly priced by bis owners. WITH
ONT Tie use of such horses, the mails cannot be
transported IA the m1unrr and time required by
the contract Il is owing 10 the iue stock and
excellent drivers IN the employ of Tins company
that they have been able % conduct their business
M thc manner they have done recently and 50
much % their own credit, and TO the satisfaction
of the Department The passengers who have
travelled iAe route lom Baltimore Ia Wheeling,
ail testify that this end of the route Is performed
mose uniformly, and ~ as good Iinot better tmo,
notwithstanding ihe bad state OF the road, than
any other section Of IT, These remarks are III
tended 20 apply particularly TO the national road
between tr0sburgh and Wheeling, upon which
every difficulty THAT Cu arise from very bad
road, has been commended with by the propnetors,
and .Hs been overcome surprisingly. We doubt
much whether the transportation otthe mani could
be paced Don better hands, than those OF the gem
tlcmcu who now have The management OF IL.
They have introduced grel, Improvements ON their
route, and shew every disposition TO promote the
com orr of their passengers. We have been lately
informed that tCy intend, aiterthe first OF febm-
airy ueNt, iu ruu Their accommodation line daily,
and IN less time, without the ycX tous Interrupt
ton of Stoppiag ON Smday--au Arrangement
which must prove satisfactory and adv ntageous
to the travelling pal Hc. and euuie the line 20 an
increase of patronage, richly morird by the eXer-
lions oftLo Owners 4 fr.cri 10 Justice
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-10

.t..,king out A tow DAYS since our
and his son, returned from Carls-
HIS reception was uuiavorable.
.L-lyor0gr citizens are gone 20 ms res
q ~ at Wi'0omshoAe, % present q pc
s.ened by 2OJ) mhahh'a.~, Cor "a
.ul.71. Brunswick, Dresden, Le'p-
u,m5urc5. Sc. are alI In state OF
'.'~s-ao9. Lee us hope AL wall end
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-10

s revolution bias taken place against
ter1Fcrnme t-l battle has been fought
bsvoells n.rus1us and .s opponents
tc aHer has been VICTORIOUS ADD catered
ta capital.
p dmafa rBolgar % i.sC9m'ywH
Tac public ca.amides which have redu-
cei Columbia 90 state OF anarchy, force
ueto Quit tHe rep7se of retirement, To- tl.h
duties ASA citizen. and soldier Mae
1g oryou c.IIua llat Iulv assist In free
nr he republic. from ihe alarming desc
htg1 which threatens it Penetrated with
rs srcarcs, gratitude, ] promise 90 iuil.
r l., utmost OF my abilities, The conf
srce w.a which YOU have houorcd me-
ioa you aI my ZEAL TO cooperate wi
urnLla reunion 0fihe family. Co'um.
....t present sunk n the horrors of ciru
u.rub.,5acs 10 you to save her, and 90
u-rr-s Yourselves Co thc government
which our ccmmoa danger has placed al
m rcad Forget Z eu,reat you- even
your rlssio1s. lor without lhe heroic socu
m Columbia Ubeuo more. You wI
o -r.se. leave .he ing.orious reflection
ll. people who did no, respect them
seecs sacrificed their glary-ther liberty
--4al their existence. Bat mo-. Co.um-
bans. you arc obejeatt0 the voice ci yoW
ee.oa. and your country Nou respect
te magistrates and w... obey thc laws
-.Il... .t.. ..,....... 5000, ,-lU slvn Column
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-10

jOuN iAND1LPI, OF !t0aR9.c.-'' e
extract foe our paper to-day, an article
irom the journal of Commerce, desCup
i've Of ,.e coHanct AID appearance Of 'hIs
mau at 81 Pee. ,hIrgh. We cannot aud
do act pretend TO yuuci Tor the correctness
OF tais statement The paper from which
the account is taken isa very valuable and
ably co1dac'ed iourn !. and We entertain
no Goa5t OF The rn Of ,ue assertion. thai
'tbe information Us communicated from
an Inlcilgoat and highly respectable
source"
This account win not surprise tie rca-
der vino had lhe slightest previous klowl
edge of the character and usual department
Of our crtra9rdilary Minister to Russia.
The conduct ofNIr. Randolph, as related
10 this article, is only less oXDravagant,
absurd, and offensive, than we anuclPa
ted.
Ono single remark, in relation to This
account proves fully the weakness and
folly OF those who were active 10 procuring
his appointments We have the account;
it's circulated Throughout our whole coun-
try; every person who reads Ct wall adj
NIT that Mr.. Bandolph's conduct, If tru'
ly related. was both udicuIo',s and otton-
sive; aud yet mo- respectable and inielli'
rent man val venture, from mere knowl
edge Of our ministers character, to assert
that dis description Of lis appearance and
department is untrue.
Suppose slch an aecIuol had beeu CIV
en- of Mr. McLnne's fist appearance IN
England, woull any man have hcsitatcd
one moment a. prouounclng II false!
Would any respectable paper Va the coun-
try have dared 10 pub'shu! No, Indcecr
Falschood would be apparent IN tho very
face of the statement. and the character OF
Mr.. NcLano would oiuScI form a more
(orcibe exposition OF us faisehood, than
would the testimony Of a thousand witness
es. The universal conviction would be,
that it was impossible that he could have
acted in such an absurd aud ridiculous
manner, unless sea sickness, or some 9TH
err cause, had produced partial dcrange-
meut since he left the United States: but
as regards john Randolph, the account Is
so entirely characteristic, that the testlno-
nv of witnesses will be necessary TO remove
the Impression It makes.
Happily for the character Of this nation
John Randolph is not the first minister that
we have had IT ST. PcteGsburgh. We
trust the Rrssiuns will be disposed to esu
maize our character rather by tho mild, gen
tlemanly, and courteous department Of Mr.,
Middleton, than by the antic capers Of the
malicious bulIUUn Of Roam Ike.
Pittsburgh Gaz.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-10

reasonable or natural doubt; but, from the
best Information that we can gam, we are
under the impression that several perhaps
many years will elapse before consum-
nation so devoully to be wished will take
place .-.4rkdRSdS Gds.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-10

SHEET LEAD.

Dr. J. UoaNBaoos. of THIS place. has
commenced the making Of Sheet Lead,
aud Lead Pipe, and viii shortly be able
20 iil orders for either article. These adj
liaon 20 our manufacturing operations, as
they Will be advantageous 20 the public,
we hope Ull also be profitable 90 ,bo Pro-
prlc.0r
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-10

ia NEE Ting viii be held at Erz,be,b-
Town (Fits of Grave Creel.) on Satyrdty he
i"rnls.. .orthe purpose of considering The eype-
i'aucy 60 ccssiou OF So much of the State of
Virginia to Maryland. as would riInorih Of line
running Westward from the south west corner or
Nl.-a.n. county, m The State of MARYLAND. 40 the
Ohio Iaeer orio such branch of ;he Little Kena.
wl1 ls. Deiu, followed, would furnish natural
boundary between ihe section proposed 10 De ccd-
rt. -rd disc parent state.
lhe meeting to commence at Z p. IT,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-10
NJ. RANDOLPI-Tho ~ ~

MR.. RANDOLPu.-Tbc New York
Journal Of Commerce says gentle
uaa Just from ST. Pciersburgh, informs
us hat the American Ministerial the Court
Cd Russu, tool, his passPor, on the lst Of
September, preparatory to his return to the
United States. Whether be would come
By way Of England or France was not de-
tcrmucL The state ofh,s health was We
ry unpr3mising. All wac quiet 10 ST. Pc
t.rsbu-sh up TO the above mentioned date. %
The New York Post confirms the
llvc.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-10

Mr. AlcLEAN, one nt the Senators from
the state OF IHa0.z, died az Shawpcclowo
on ne llta ala.
Judge BUNKER, Of Ohio, declines arc
election % the Senate. The Cincinnati
Gazette announces that Gen. HAERIsoN
"v5uId" be pleased 70 serve The State ia
that station.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-10
E.q.NCY, .qRTTCEES.
Old IRISH WHIsREY.

l I-ish WhisScy, yoars 0d.
doZ Jars Holland Gin-pure.
Pine DO do Pipe London dos
ibis American do 3 bbls n. l.. Rum
. Pines Cog. Biaudy; I Pipe American dc
barrels Oil Peach Brandy
Or. casks Port. Madeira. Lisbon and Malaga
Wines; 40 bbls Bye Wluskey
! Or Ca.k WINTER STRAINED OIL.
For sale by
Nov. IRWIN g. MADDEN
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-10

r. s. Scaator-By the Burlington
Free Press, we learn that Hon. SAMUEL
.PRENTISS, now Chief Juslico Of Yer
mon., was, on the first ballot, elected a
Senator in Congress Tor six years from The
l,h Of March next, vice DUDLEy CHASE,
whose term lhcn expires.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-10

JosEPH DEArEn IS elected to Congress
from the dislct lately represented 10y Gen.
Alexander Smyth, deceased.
Gov JAMES Barbour, our late minister
20 England, has been returned member
.cct TO the House Of Delegates, from Or
rnrc cnu.IN
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-10
Five Dollars Reward.

81 ONE evil disposed person or persons enter
~ IA nav Ropn Walk on Sunday night last ana
tori, away ~ destroyed a number of valuable mr.
ticlc.. Twill riec the a5otc reward Tor such
intornatiua Is VIII lend 20 a discovery ond con-
yiciion of t.pe perpetrators.
u AupersHis arc forbidden ~ ircspass on me
premises VA future, IS the law VIII be enforced
agllus, lrospis,ers without rcsnecl 70 persons,
JOHN ~ BERRY
Wheeling. Nov. 10, 1850.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-10
REMOVAL.

WUTHBERT N Co have removed from their
former stand. 10 the room in Zone \ Pentoney's
new brick building opposite VIM D. Tyson u Co !
Store wv w.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-10

THIS day CAME the complainant by h'a council
and tha defendant John Rabe. not having entered
hi. upoe,rance according 20 law, and the rules Of
this court aud il appearing By satisfactory evi-
5eoee that he il moi no inhabiiant Of this Com
monweal,h-It s ordered that the said John
Rabo do appear here On the III day OF the mex,
February Term, and enter his appearance ADD
give security Tor performing tho decree Of iho
Court and answer tho compliments billi and That
copy Of this order be Published ia the Wheeling
Compiler Tor two months snccesslyey, and ihut
another copy be posted On the door Of the OouR
House Of Ohio County for alike period
a Copy Test VIM. CiArLi'L' ~ -
Nov 3 lS90.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-11-10

rIEn-At St. Clarsville, o. or the
9Th inst after a short illness, Mr.. JOHN
MAGHL. in the 23d year Of his age, for
some time past a resident Of this pl8ce.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16
SACRED HARMONY

TENE Methodist Haunonist. containing great variety of
tunes collected hom the best authors; adapted 20 ali the
various metres the Methodist Hymn Book designed ior
the use OF the Methodist Chuch the Tuned States
10 which added. choice selection Of anthems and piece,
iot PARTICULAR ccasions
The Boston Handel and Hayd Society collection OF Chur
Mnsc being selection of tire approved psalm and
hymn tunes, &C. &c Just received by
mar ~ COLLINS G. 70.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16
THE HORSE.

Two those who justly appreciate thu value Of that noble aud
useful ANIMAL the Horse the following treatise respect
fully dedicated.
The Veterinary Surgeon, Farley Taught, on a new and
easy ran beng treatise al the diseases aud accidents
which he Horse table, the and symptoms Of
NJ every case; with the shoe smith, fauer and
roon how acquire knowledge in the art Of i,rcy and the
prevention ct diseases Preceded by popular description
the animal functions Ia health and showing the principles
which t,rsa h. restored when d,suieed Bv John
Kinds Ne,r iuary Surgeon With considerable additions aud
improvements particularly adapted this county By rhos
NJ. smith, sc. &c. with numerous crsTavings
Just published and for sale, by J. II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-16

PROPOSALS
FOR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION,
a Defence of the Jews,
AND THE MOSAIC LAW.
RX ISAAC LEHSER.
IHNHlS wC.k was composed about year since, and,
IL from The opinions of persons, in whose judgment
lie condes, the author is induced publish it, pledg-
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