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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15
ROBERT JOHNSTON g. SON

a IKE now receiving an extensive and general as
"A sortment OF Hardware, Cutlery &, which
they will sell for cash the usual credit. A.
nongst which are--anvils vices, bellows, hammers
screw plates, files aud rasps, mill, pit cross cut and
hand saws; bench and moulding planes. cb,sseIs
gouges, braces and bits, squares, drawing knives'
augers hatchets, axes, &c locks and latc6es of Mi
and wrought tacks, sprgs, &C. brass and olass
MODE knobs, paw, socket and ball casters. clook
ana curtain pins, curtain bands, green cord and tas
seis, bed soints copper and iron eake ties tea and
coffee pots coffee mills bell metal kettles and NOR
tors stew pans, waites, copper and iron cbsfiing
olshes' table and tea spoons, candlestcks lumps,
shuheIs fiat irons, .seelyards, plate baskets foot,
men, &C. &c pocket, pen and sportsrnens knives.
ivory handle knives and forks bufaloe and buck horn
90. IN sets, bone and wood handles do in dozens
curriers', cutting hay knives shears and scissors
zors anccts, &c &c stoves, castings steel. trace.
wen and halter chains, spades and shoyels. frving
pans, screen wre cotton cards, surveyors comnass
rs = anu Instruments thermometers looking glasses
baltimore window glass Of all Sizes and a General
relns, &c. &c. M, >, e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15
w ASHINGTON HOTEL.
RICHMOND, VTRCTMTA

'kNHE Subscriber having leased this old and vol
n known Establishment, for term ofyears takes
tins opportunity to announce TO his friends and the
bubble generally, and particularly TO the former visit
ers OF the house, that i! will be opened for the ac-
commodation OF company, on the first of October -
u 10 now undergoing thorough repuir and will he
lifted up IN plain but neat style. with beds beddino
and other necessary furniture, all new and of tho
Ues knd. Ills servants are attentive a d oXperenc-
ed, and his Bar-kerpers polite and accommodatInc.-
LIS Bar shall ut oil times nc supplied with the best
liquors and wines, aid his Table with the most choice
delcaces of the season, which the CITY and countr
can afford and ne llntcrs himself that by unremi-
ting attention TO his business he Will rive entiro
satisfaction to all who may favor hin with their com
pany
The WASHINGTON HOTEL is situoted IN tbo
most pleasant part of the city immediately opnns,te
the Capitol, and contiguous TO all the Public occs
and but short distance from the Theatre tho Banks
The Basin, the Warehouses, and the Offices of the
principal Milers Of the city and at the same time
|sulhcicnty Tar removed TO afford gentlemen ouIet
retreat when they wish 10 retire from the bustlc and
noise OF the streets Such are the local ADVANTAGE 90
OF this house, thnt may venture TO affirm that zen
tlcmcn visiting Richmond, either for business or for
pleasure, will find 1t one of the most pleasant siiua
tons in the city
In addition TO what transient custom he may be
favored with, the subscriber will he abb, IN accom-
modale tUenty;fre or Hiriy BOARDERS. bv the
week month, or year, the most reasonable terms
sept I6-ts ROBERT & MACON,
Goochiard Curt House.
CcJ The Petersburg Old Dominion Iyn. bbur, y,,,i,,
charlottesville Advocate, Political Arena aud Stanton Spe
taor VIII publish the above week for one month and
ioi"sFS 'hsH accounts to The Wig oGcr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15

Valuable Property at Public Auction.
HE subscribers will, on Wednesday, October
- the 18th, at l2 ocluck, sell at public auction to
the highest bidder on the premises. that eligible pro-
perry on Shockoe Hill known as Southaate's Boil
dings, opposite the City Hall, now occupied by Phil
lp buval Jr, asa Boarding House. This property
Is SO generally Known, that deemed UNNECESSARY
to say more, than that it has recently been nut in
very thorough repair, at expense of moro than
1900 dollars There is lease it oftwo and half
years yet TO CONC, al annual rent OF $780, and the
taxes, making the gross rent $3.50.
Gentlemen OF capital disposed to invest their mo-
ney IN productive Real Estate, have now such an on
Portunity as Is rarely to be met WITH
The terms will be one third of the purchase money
IN cash, and the remainder in two equal insaIments
OF and IL months, to be secured BY negotiable
notes with approved endorsers, and deed Of trust
on the property Sale to be conducted by THOMAS
TAYLOR, Esq. GEORGE Il. SOUTHGATE.
JAMES SOUTHGATE.
N The parties above mentioned are deter
mined positively to sell, of them having come in
from the West for that purpose.
oct 4-eo3t t5t if
IL o'clock. oct Il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15
LOAN OF 100000

pursuance OF AN Ordinance authorship n loan
- Tor the city Of Richmond and appropriatinr the
the sau city, on the goth Of September. IeSo s
S,er Tor sale to the highest bidder, at the Merchant
N N House, at the hour of O'Clock, n on
the 25th of October, 1880 SrxrY THors. Nh
ST.. AKs OF CITY STocK. Na portion of the sid
~ VIII DC gold for less than par; nor VIII snv mid
De received for less sum than FIVE hundred doI,.rS
OF Tor fractional part of that sum- The Stock sold in
pursuance OF the above Ordinance will hear nm ;tor
tbe Of I'VE per cent per annu, payable quarterly at
tne ONCE of the Chamberlain and viii not no rcd:ar,
able until the first day of January. I84s' 'O''l''
VIM P. SHEPPARD, Chamberlain
oct I-eotds e g =, i4aIh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15
NOTICE.

>HF Subscribers having connected Themselves in
business "nder the firm Of Hethe,ton. Son q
and 1871 streets near the Eagle Hot take ,b,s
thod OF informing the friends and patrons of A, Hc-
theron and the public in general that thew have .,
opened new and beautiful assortment of GOODS,
suited to their business consisting OF blue black and
medley cloths and cassmeres, and yest,ng If nro.,
variety, all OF hch they will sell and make IN in
the most fashionable style and on aceommoda,;na,
terms. ANDREW HETHERTON.
WILLIAM HETHERTON.
>, HENRY w. TURPIN.
Henry w. TURIN takes this opportunity Of in.
tormlnghs friends and the public. that hayinr be
come partner in the above establishment. and "a
ms experience IN bis profession is We'll known in
this city, trusts that by unremitted attention - bl
business, to give general satisfaction oct 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15
Valuable Property for SALE.

I'VE Subscriber empowered by Elliott Crcsson Of Phila
delphia sell valuable House and Lot IN the town 0
PauonshuTg Boteour county The is Of brick CT by
~ ee new and not entirely finished built modern STYLE
and OF the very best materials and workmanship II s siua
ted on an eminence overlooking the river commands no.
bic prospect The lot co.tans nearly three acres Few stu.
atoms IN the valley be found eligible for profession.
nj n merchant
The price S2j00Fvc hundred Cash the residue IN four
equal annual payments, without meres-The purchaser civ.
ing lien the property unqucsonabc personal scrfS
Persons wishing further Information will please address
VIM NJ. BLACKBOARD,
avg 5l-IawVY Fredericksburg 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15
NOTICE.

MT NELSON is prepared to accommodate
IVA Ladies and Gentlemen with board bv the
week, month or year, her old Stand near the Can
itoi Square next above the Washington Tavern.
one would be glad to furnish eight or ten gentlemen
with board who have their rooms elseUJheIe Me-
6ers OF the Legislature be furnished with rooms
Her fare will be as good as the market can afford
and her terms moderate oct 8-6td oaw 10,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15
EDUC

HNHE subscriber wall continue his Grammar School
II the ensuing year. (l83i,) in Spotrsylvania
The English, Latin and Greek Languages will be
taught.
The school will commence on 18th of Januarv and
terminate on 10th December following, giving one
months vacation II the summer
Tuition for The Ancient Languages will be S25
For the English Language Is
Board will be ca
toT the scholastic year each bOarder finding his own
bed towels and candles.
Quarterly payment will be required
The subscribers address Is Dabney's Mills Louisa
county D. W. WALLER.
Oct 1-Iaf3mc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15
Lama Wool ShaWls. &C

'HNhE remaining part of the importation of the
Il new and fashionable Lama wool shawls so
much admired-also Tuscan Wool, Merino long and
square shawls Of every dcscription-Thybet wool
square shawls of every color with an extensive assert
ment OF fall shawls of all kinds, opening al R H.
Good Store. 80 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15
Valuable Land for Sale.

w ILL be offered for sale, at Hckman's Tavern,
near the premises, on Tuesday. the 23d of No.
VENEER next IT fair if not the next fair day thereaf
ter that valuable tract Of land known as Tfuehcarts
lying IN Grccnhuer county, OF the waters Of Mes
dow River and Scwcll Creek containing ! 20 acres.
The greater part Of which Is bottom and, upcleafcd
and OF The first quality. This land les about %
miles west from Lcwsburg, and so from the Wine
Sulphur Springs The turnpike road, from the
mouth OF Dunlap's Creek 10 the Salt work on the
kanawha, passes directly through it. II is admir-.
nIy adapted for grains and grasses The situation on
the turnpike will afford ready sale tor us produce
and render 1t an excellent stand for a tavern
The land will be sold IN a body or m convenient
lots TO suit purchasers. The terms will be one third
cash. and the remainder in one and two vcnrs. Or
u those wishing to purchase, much prefer 1t, one
thlrd cash, and the remainder IN one two and three
years, with deed Of trust in either case IN secure
inc payment One or all Of us will b. a; Frayser's
l@Vern; (LewlSburgl ten or twelve days before the
sale and should not object 10 receiving proposal. pri
vacly. Letters IN the mean tins, may he addressed
70 JESSE 5. ARMISTEAD,
800, Buckingham Ct. House.
JOHN B. B.. TINsLEY (n :,
GEORGE w TINSrrV ~ ~ 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15

'kNHE Subscribers have for Sale
Il Wilson's napt cuttons
German oZnaburgs
Liverpool fiji d sacks of salt
English white lead
London silk and gingham umbrellas
London porter
Port wine, bottled in Oporto
Crates Of earthenware assorted
Sdy nails, quart bottles
Tin plate and Brazler's copper.
Aso very fine old Madeira Wine, imported 9
years ago. direct from Madeira, and since then, has
had benefit OF voyage to and from London.
sept 2i-9awIw% G. 81 A WARWICK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15
WHITE MULBERRY TREES

IHn SUBSCRIBER has Tor sale at his farm, 4 miles
above Richmond, the trees wears old snv raa-
sonabe quantity of the genuine Morus Alba or white
Italian Mulberry Trees; and as the season is now an
preaching IN which they may be transpanted, he is
uesrsus OF receiving orders from many persons as
may be IN want of the article; and as he IS we'll
ned that the sR culture must be one ofthe most pro
htaoie branches the agrculluris can turn his atten
tlon to- he hopes to be the means Of their extensive
ustr.ouSon through the State They will be sold on
reasonable terms by the hundred or otherwise deli
thereof 7 w S,IT@
N. B;-Orders may be left at Scott g. Smirh's'
street, Richmond. oct Co., 80 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15
STOCK SALE.

fkNHE subscriber being about TO close his business
n offers his extensive and valuable stock Of sea-
sonabIe DRY GOODS at AUCTION, OH Wednesday,
2ls day OF October, inst, at 10 o'clock, at his Store,
in Main Street opposite to tue understanding OF
blue. blk and mIxd bread cloths and cessImeres; blue
and mxd sattinetts, some Of which SUPERIOR;
red, white, green and yellow hanneIs; point and
whitney blankets; Blk and cold Rhodes bombazetts
and oncassians Scotch plaids; IA colord Inerno
cloths for children; toilnett Valencia vesting blk
SILK cut and uncut velvet for do; scarlet, and
white roal merino, long and ga square shaws, Of
very superior fabric and colors; l case Cd Thbet
shawls; ps ca super blk bombazine; blk las
ugs 300 silks consisting Of blk and colord Ital
ian lusitmg; gros de maple, levantIne and colord for
cnces; blk and cold satns; case blk and white silk
stockings; 400 ps cut and uncut bandanna and flag
silk hdkts; blk silk levantIne aud Italian lustriBg do;
case blk Canton grapes; large assortment Of cut
and uncut ribbons; ok and white lace wells and capes;
botbne and thread laces and footngs muslin, thread
and satin trimmings; ! A. and Ga bobbinet la
ces, palmyTean and batste for dresses; 4oo linen
cambria bdkfs, some of which very elegant; 1
case ladies' horskin gloves; case gentlemens', do;
small case A. nankIns for Ladies habit dresses; a
large assortment of cambrcs and lackonet muslns;
figured, book and Swls do; checked and striped do;
case very superior Clark sewing cotton on spools; n
large quantity Of cotton flag and fancy handkerchies
white and grey werrted hose and half hose; case
superior gilt buttons paddnrs twist aud sewing silk,
particularly for taCrs use; 100 lbs. black and white
thread, bes' quality; 400 pieces English ard Domestic
prnts; biraohed and unbcachcd shCctngs and shirt
Jugs coo pieces 3, Is aud "a linens and linen
sheetngs, 64,8 land 10 4table diaper superior bird
eye do; all sizes shell combs valued at s 600.
The above, with every other article which consti-
tuo desirable retail assortment. valued at from
20 to 25 thousand doars will then be offered to the
hlghes' bidder. II presents of the best cppor-
iuuiues for country oui cy dealers and tailors to
make UP their assortment, which VIII be offered this
season. a OF whom are respectfully invited to at
trrd Sole 10 be- conducted by
DAyENposT, ALLEN & Co. Aucts.
oct g WIN. Il. PYLE.
~ Amer tie above sale OF stock, tho store compt-
iuq-ro0m and cellar, will be rented TO the highest
bidder TIL the first of May next fixtures included
w. Il. PYLE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15

~, Besides $500. 400 800, 200, 100, &c
whole tickets only So, halves ? SO, quarters l o.
1J Tickets and shares for sale in the greatest W.
riety' at the Lottery and Exchange Office of
THOS B. BIGGER.
T. Where ne less than five of the CAPITAL Pri-
drawings. -, INV =!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15
THEATRE

Third Night OF Nj 4 KEAS'S Engagement
" NO Po.,Ponemen' on sceoun, of the weather
w admission TO the Boxes and Pr rs eents-Galety 80
S"ps 90 Doors will open ate and the Per.
onnanee wii commence a, o'clock OF Nights of Perfor.
nance lot 'he o:ure Monday, Wednesday Friday & Saturday
THIS EVENING, OCTOBER L.
Will be presented Shakspeare's Tneedy. es,Ilsd
oThELLo, NJ, G. KHAN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15
Journal of Health.

JUUIHdI OF I1GuItl.
BEkSONS that have been waiting for further
n supply of the FIRST volume or wear of this trnIy
valuable periodical, will please call.
oct ]. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15
CARPETING-

r. IA1 LOR, having received the agency of
- several manufacturing establishments il non,
opening the most extensive assortment of Brussels
Ingram and Venetian Carpe,ings and Rug,, ever of
Tered in this city, which will be sold as cheap as in
any market IN the Jnited States sen, 90 Or Uoy,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15
BY OTIS, DUNLOP 81 co.


GROCERIES,
On Friday, the 18th inst, at half past 10 ocIoc,
VIII be sold at our auction store N'
70 hhds sugars, various qualities
100 bags Java coffee
So do old whit. do
cas- OF all kinds IN use here
patent smut machines for rubbing and
cieahng wneat--caiculated for attaching 10 the ma
chinery OF merchant mills-aso general pssor,man,
" ~ 'ceef'es' &C .. d. g. Co.
Aucts.
ADDITIONAL.
go 90 b SSd' S.. Croix Sugar, per .chr Revenuo
1000 lbs bacon
90 half and quarter boxes raisins
bales cotton yarn, assorted Nos.
80 drums currants
cases gunpowder tea, in canste.s
GO bis GIN
fine hats
boxes loaf sugar
do quarter casks sweet wine
20 mattresses. & &c.
oct ID @ n a. 70 A,,,.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY, the 18th inst at 10 o'clock win
be sold at Auction Rooms, q large and peneroI
assortment OF DRY GOODS-among them are
elegant Merlno sha wis, Italian cravats elegant sll,
vesting, Navarno shawls. white and black En- rlisb
silk hose, satin, lusring. laventne, censhaw sars
nets silk flag hdkfs Italian sewing silk, ele CANT
Swiss muslin, superiine cloths nd cars,ne,cs tlIcod
cambria, gimp lace, &c
cases ssttinets
do hlnnels
do elegant calicoes
DO woolen hose
! do cashmere
bales Scotch oznaburgs
10 do brown sheetIngs
IL do do shirngs
plalds
do counterpanes
bales blankets
do plaIn-
cases buttons
do Madras hdkfs
l do thread lace
Terms sale. O. D. & Co Annette
oct 8
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15
40 conclude With the Farce, OF the
REVIEW:

Or, THE W.4G OF HLN,DsoR
Caleb Quatem, Mr. Co,,eu
, ~ winch character he will sing the COMIC SONGS called
History Of Caleb uotes Family" and the "Eoy,;c,,
s'fers, or London In Uproar."
ckets and Seats to be obtained Of Mr. ELTON al the
Dox ohce, from 10 till ?, from I'LL o'clock and n, Mr.
u becks Bendle's, Earey and the Cen,re Easle Be
and Union Hotels demands against the Thea,re to Inc
for payment every Puesday between the hours of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15
SPLENDIR SCHEN1n

Tickets $40 halves 5. quarters so Eighths o.
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Glass No. s,
Draws IN Norfolk THIS DAY, and the drawing
received to-morraw night by the steamboat.
Splendid prizes of $4,000 each, and tickets only
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15

''.heN S,o' haves o quarters SO, eighths 25
Dismal Swamp Lottery, No 15.-Draw
Jug 10 De received o-morrow night, by the Steam
boat from Norfolk.-5 prizes of 100000.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15
- aratoss &aIfa.

THIS DAY
NEW FURNITURE
On FRIDAY, the 18th inst, n, IN o,,,ooh =.
our Auction Store, an assortment of new Fn,n;,nr o.
among which are.
I handsome side-boorJ
bureaus
sofa bedstead
ladies' work tables
wash stands
writing tables
20 doz curled maple
Rose wood Chairs
Windsor and other
setees
20 sets of brass shovel, tongs and poker, fash
ionable patterns
do ivory handle knives and forks
hair mattresses, &c. &c
~ OSt 10 ID. A. q Co. Auct,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15
BI0GHR'S PRIZE oFFIcE

nkAWiNG of the Grand Consolidated Lotte-
~ ry, Class No. TO-
~ e2 50 IL AZ 81 10 80.
Two Lotteries Tomorrow.
NEW York Lottery, Extra No. 81
Drawing to be received Tomorrow, at one o'clock.
G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15

Besides $500, $500, $500, 1900. SiOO. &c.
whole Tickets only S., halves 2 So quarters %.
Tickets for sale at the Managers oiIica
oct 10 YATES g. MCINTYRE Manarers
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15
MICKLE'S OFFICE

RAWlNG of the Grand Consolidated I,otte.
~ nv, No. 10:
~ g. SO, ., IL, 1, IL, 81, 10, 80.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15
AuCtS.
WIN Il. PYLE.

D NR LEAD. IN kegs of 500 his, Just received,
D sale Ivy OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
sep 2o-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15
MANAGERS OFFICE

as The drawing of the New York Consolidated
Lottery, Extra No. e., will be received Tomorrow
at o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-15
TOMORROW!
NEW YORR I,OrTHuv

Drawing will be received To Morrow. At - o,cIocL
PRIZES.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-06

joining counties, are a fair if not superintendent
crop; Wheat has suffered, it is said, very con-
siderably.
A good deal Of Barley has been DESTROYED. but
1--WE are speaking only Of Leinster) the potatoes
are vet safe. Meanwhile we find that the duties
on Foreign Grain are advancing. in other words.
that the prices are falling; and while, in the face
OF our indifferent harvest, or at least of a har-
vest, upon the produce Of which it would be ha.
zardous to offer an opinion, we are informed from
almost every partof the Continent, that the crops
are short. and in some places apprehensions are
entertained OF a serious scarcity. In many of
the States in Italy, a prohibition has been put to
exports. France has, in effect, rescinded her
very moderate Corn Law. Spectators at Odcs-
sa' the great mart for Asiatic Grain, are more &C
tive than ever; and 1t is even apprehended (but
this may be only a ruse of the Corn Dealers) that
the Emperor of Russia means to put an later
diet on the expectations of Grain from Lithuania
and Poland.
However. in Canada and the United States.
the crops promised to be superintendent. The
way is long. to be sure, and the freight, though
less than ever, " ust be comparatively heavy. 1t
IS true the st. Lawrence is locked up for six
or seven months every year, but the Hudson is
open all the year round. We do not, therefore,
under the very worst circumstances, expect a
great scarcity.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-06

,one Of the daughters OF Louis Philip, and in
,ncI event recommending his nomination as
E,Sc OF GRGEcE. with a Regency for three years,
te contemplated stroke Of policy has, however,
Seen kept a secret as much as possible"
Loiis Philip I've hear of an incident
Inch does honor to the feelings Of the present
I,ng Of France. While residing in Philadel-
aSi,. he received c~ivilities from the late Dr..
JgLag, and rumour SAYS he addressed one of
!, daughters without success. A grandson If
ur Willing being in Paris during the late E.
vents. Louis Philip not only recognized him. but
sisted on his making the Palais Ro al his resi-
Lo,p. where he now constitutes one of the men,
~, of the Emily.-N. y. Der. .fdU.
%ScS
Inform alton has reached town. that through
- e~xeriion, Of the Governor OF Trinidad. two
4, The p~iratical crew of the brig Orbit. who muir
AIRED Captain Woodbury., tas has already been
,g,lishcd) have been taken aud secured az St.
T. Her. .4ir:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-11-06

Visiting the new room of the United States
Court yesterday, we we're struck with
an elegant marble slab placed in the rear Of the
bench, to the memory Of the late presiding Judge,
the following record:
THIS TABLET RECORDS
the affection and respect
of the members Of the Philadelphia bar, for
BUSHROD WASHINGTON,
an associate Judge Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States:
alike distinguished
for simplicity Of manners,
and purity of heart;
fearless, dignifed. and enlightned as a Judge;
no influence or interest
could bend his integrity or
bias his judgment,
a jealous patriot and a pious ChaistiaD.
He died in Philadelphia
on the Goth of November. A. ID. 1929,
leaving his professional brethren
a spotless fame;
and to his country,
the learning, labor and wisdom
of a long judicial life.
%. s. Gazette.