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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26
GENUINE FRENCH JUJUBE PASTE,
or Pectoral Gum.
Sold By JNO. H. BL.4yUfRE, opposite The
.. -, En1Ic Hotel

TFiiIS Medicine, besides its mid nature possesses
apeasing taste, colour, and form. Its use Is alto
grtbcr convcnienti between meals small bit of it
W Kept IN the mouth, and renewed when melted
The JVube Paste has been lately used in Paris with
the greatest success. II is softening, poctoral and
calming; II e6cctuay appeases cough, and soiteus
me pituitons hnmour III the throat aud breast. II
u chiefly beneficial to persons Of dry constitution
w',l tendency to phtht-c, and TO tbosv who are
lnb1c to hoarsncss and loss of vulcc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26
lENoChds. COURTNEY.

20, .Wa'a Sf,esf, 0PI'os'te Me Old Marker, y
- ESPECTFUi.Lil invites the attention OF his
~ friends and the public. 10 u choice SELECTION of
o'"er.es which nc oilers Tor sale ciior by Wholesale
or retail, good terms as they can be purchased
ciscwi.ero III the city. Much care as been taken in
The selection OF his wines and liquors, which arc
warranted genuine. ,
MssteIs OF vessels, win find II to their interest 10
leave their orders for ship will, him. which will
DC nut mp low. and sent Hboard free of expense
oAkS.-A large supply of ladies' ard gentle
- mems Cloaks Of every size and quality for
sale by + & Il. JAMES Ia 20
nov i9-"w Market Square.
VIRGINIA CRAB CIDER.-3o barrels
virginia Crab Cider, for sale by ,.'
% Jan IL '" JAMES WINSTON. 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26
GRANNISS, SON d. BROTHERS
Haze receired O. fresh s,yppLu of

u 80 nuVe TFcelVeu q JTeSH Supply OF '''
II AIDES fashionable bronze slippers much hrno-
IL scfner than the others
Ladies' party or dancing slippers, made Of es,inc,
which have been so much admired for their beauty
and ense of fitting o.. aa. ..t.. ...tu
Ladies gostskin slippers and walking shoes. the
tclcs so much called for
Together with entire new article OF ladies' last
ing slippers. made with mock wets, for walking.
nm COrner nE .Mnin nnh an Si,.cefr !
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26
RichnOnd Dyeing Establishment.
On Cory Street, rear IF The Hirghsia and E;tppueys
RnnEs

Oh Gerry Street, rear ~ TIE pfrsLsin and Fitppueys
BaakS. a. t.. ....... q. ..
0SEPH WILLIAMS il grateful to the ladies'
~ and gentlemen of Virginia, for pact fnvours and
hopes continuance Of the same; and would think
tho ladies sending their silk dresses 10 have them
ken to pieces, which will enable hu To warrant them
m be dyed and finished well at any establish.
inent IN the Union. Canton stuff dresses not rue
ccseary, as he has suitable machines to finish them il
sent to him III the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise informed, that he sco,lrs
and renewsin colour coats pantaoons, md vests to-
gcter with all kinds Of apparel and requested repairs
them IN the ncatest manner. AS usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed; furniture
stuffs cleansed and re dyed in tho neatest manner
". II. Tickets will be issued nn leaving tho goods
with him and icqucgs they will be presented on 90
dcaion or the same.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26
English ANIMALS.

n Gen F" -' 'i.'.' .'''-' %
f p%p~., No NJ, For 1880, with numerous
LITERARY 81 son" p. splendid epgravings
{. Winters Wreath
Iris (Rehgious. -'b '.'
q, . And many other English Editions of valuable
hooks, cheap-for snie by d.. J. II. NASH.
lsn9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26
FRESH GOODS.

Ii. rivals, .t
-7T7 dE Fashionable carved combs
--a- Italian lnstrings lA n spv .ii'i. '' i.aoq
-.-.t Gro dc Zines and Gros de Naples 49, 1lf,5
Merino and Cashnere slawis -- ,,, t..,'i
-.-i % Cucoes and Cambrcs
r'i'sg Irish linens, sheetings and diapers
So 7o Cloths, eat,ine,s: a'''
Blk and coloured PRINCES ..., I'D. f-.. -tslt
And variety of other seasonablc Goods, winch he
offers very Tow for cash. Or deg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26
LEWIS WEBB l. co.

be- OFFER FOR SALE,
100 Ehds Sugar, 81. Croix, Porto Rico and
lUO New Orleans '' '''' '''N
$40 bags Coffee, Java, LaguiIa Porto Rirn and
Sd. Domingo . '.. -7. r-
40 hh,s West India Molasses. part prime Do
IS boxes and 40 bbs Ioat and LUMP sJtgpr -r
bids and 20 hb!s rye whiSkev . .-s.s
ii bbls Cnruthcr's rccufril do fs--
hhd Jamaica ..... 1tse) t....i
} do Isl Crnix RUM
- 90 hhds and % bhls N, Enstand - 49,. -
pipes Cpsnar brandy 'sal., .i, ED
do Holland gin e. 7-.1-5lt !.r.r7as
:. casks Madeira -.t.Bu
Is do Sicily Madlira ID 70. -. .r.
do Lisbon
do Port . ,y,N,s,
do TcnrriI6 I "'t>""
"a, do dry Malaga -7s . K
- do sts Get do n - ,,-- .-
CANARY aud Musrat -.t. el
so tous bar iron, American, English and Syedes
Plating and hoop iron
Cast, shear, German, Gravity and bifsiered steel
ID tons castings, assorted
100 kegs best nails and brats .,..
toe sacks liverpool blown SAINT,
On DO ground alum '''
Cuppefas, alum, brrmSoSh,,
Snltpetrc, madden, indigo .----.--...
Ginger, pepper, pnncuto
Letter, writing md Wrapping piper
Wire siiiers, Tarsius, almonds, slap M
Sperm aud tallow caudles '-.t t.
tNnpowder, imperinl and black ira -
tons patent shot, Duponts guDpowder
Bar lead, bed cords ond leading lines
Sewing and wrapping twine, bottle corks r
German sheeiing and shirtiug, oznaburgs thread
Shoe thread. cotton md wool Cords dssurrel
60 bales cotton
Cotton bagging and bale rope -
IL bales domestic sheetirgs and sirirf1gs
case domestic cloths = kssse.,E
$40 sides soal leather, upper 20 akN ~
$50 Spanish ties
IL bbis tanners On -A .'"t. I'd
do lnseed .i F. .-
so bbls Vinegar
100 bbls InacGerci, no. dnt } '"
5000 lbs bacon
200 ggindstones, Nova Scctfa)
Clover seed, gass ware assorted, sioneware
6bya, 8 by 10 & 0by ~ window glass, &c &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26

Eding6trgh and Quarterly Repiesps.
tyHE pre- eminent merit o ther Reviews has been ppr AMI
- fully established; organs OF sound ~ nso
es OF literary reernee and they are i'm.
yaled More than thirty thousand copies issued
un the British pTess-tey sought ser read NOT only
In Great Britain but and the Euroer
continent They are acknowledged he the interesting
OF all European Periodical Works Give various
OF all the most important questions and which a
tate the CIVILIZED world No periodical Works Rave ever n
tempted tie vast anse which they take Of human affairs: nor
can any legislator, philosopher schoar entirely pepicet
ui without feeling the modification atieung this debcier,c
Since their republication here similar plan nave
been commenced D this country that condcc with grt
ability IL should he Iecoecied however many works of
extraordinary merit appear Europe, that do reach this
cnIniry until org after their publication, all; and boc
aong US who may he learned curious SEARCHING agr
ueiu information have o know
OF may be- their existence. but through the foreign
review With desire therefore de,ract
edged and increasing merit OF literature permit us TO
say that 50 long the yauabs poEion Of literary and
scientific mfumatou originate the other side OF The Attain
TIC so long should the Edinburgh aud QareIy fl aPhce IN
our Libraries 800 30
The high estimation which icy he'd Nv M
togeni citins. shown by the cordial M
with which they been received aud the iu rccon,ca
Ions that have hereuhre published Suhsc plios ~.
ceiyed st the Book and Stationery store Of
jEns D. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26
$3.50 REWARn.

b<oNiED on FRIDAY night 18th inst rrnliit, toy
a named WILLIAM ~ years dbl toerahiy well grown
oas scar 90 the corner nj ami walks
tif mn'e nom the effects of top Of one OF hs
hf WINCH Is not entirely heaed had when he Off
gay iock coat blue casine,e was,coa and gray donrsr
pantainons. =. ~ ,ffT1h III pr -F
n, Is h1eved he went of in compaoy with hoy of MI O.
sipnords, who dnapreamd ON the Same niehf And
n circumstances is 'ough re, v III attempt 60 TO Nee
ana have probably eonceah themselves on hoard Of
nf3shbourhand. - n y ri EasA WIG -"
DIR = 30 - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26
DRUGS, MEDICINES, SIC.

VIE subscriber has just received in addition to his
stock Of Drugs, Medicines. Sc Sec. the follow
nag %, a'ueies, viz;iuf9l 1t1um ylf -sIg1g blf
Chloride of ilac tSr pnri., w.: oi.,s.,e PLACES old
for bleaching u" 2 40 iHd f7o.J ~
Eack oil vurnisf, f'r leather a 96T
Superior Spanish Hoiant indigo ltN u-l
Tram oil, Iinsced OIL Lewis's white lead, gold leaf
iorIurde msccaha sniff, in bottles and loose
Leipcrs, Hayland's and Bells Scotch snnffs
FLORIDA water, cologne ~ aier, In bottles OF o great
variety Of shapes - --., sl,.,1s
Superior Frcnch ard EpsIish soaps, French An
tqrle oil ~. 4 -. Z, -, -
ley, SC. - - = ~
futnt goats, oatmeal, ctric and oxatic ncils.
black N>'&''
Pearl and pot ash. sculpels, jointed and stiff
Flexible w,'ac bougies, gum elastic, nipple
shields. pcssarics 800. -
-D9ng'cs and cathcters-Eor. sale by =, . -Lrr
- dec ..--.l On adl IL. e. McNEMARA.li
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26

ENOR sale by ARIEL WORKS. Opposite the Ea.
IL gle Hotci, s.i -'Halg+l So ~ 6 o. ~ t'1-lL
Scotts Family BIBLE 6 vel. (s,ereotype editionl-'
Horne ON the Scriptures - erat,tH. Js5THs4
Iosephus, complete, in one vol. -tHZig.o1
20 Payson's Sermons -s'f % s- SOD ub 1W
Hebrew Bibles -1.-io -s g. 70 .ol0 s....i "a
Siuart's Commentary On the Hebrexss sysI lsseEl
Lectures on the Evidences of Chris, iantty by Da-
Io slnie] w son wlst slu-.- ,ii.g n iIsl'io
Ads to Redectnnsin the formation of a u,n1iy
Iylrs character. by y. n. Coe,idge .bn5 al1 OK
Life OF the Rev. john Snlumerfre QUO 80 sy5f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26
FRESH GOODS.

4NlIE Subscribers, lnve received by the la,t mi
- v.ls from New York. the following articles.
which have been purchased GU tho mos, favorable
Blne, steel, and light Oxford MKT cloths
Red and white fiannels-a cotn,ieto ..a.urtmcut
Pfints-a great variety a., e., L.r ..rNf 90 BE-.
Merino aud cashmere scatls, white. scarlet aud
sara crimson
Extra large shell tuck combs. 81 -7'''
o. These articles addition a very extensive
and commanding assortment of DRY GOODS ndu,a.
ed tothe season. F. g. r. JAMES s. co.
- dec y 30 Market Square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26

.TERMS.-Svs ibAIIv RcrsoSp yvw,o &C
yea and o shorter rariod tho %
ahe ia advance "A ~ - ms 10 sll,h ~ Mo- -
% AoyaraSo For s,usre Of 10 or less one. ,-
n IS cents two nsexoas es t,rce 81 II; and
Sxhay rsccee,lg assertion 33t
Thrice week lra week &l s5 SI
Iwsee week, hrs' HSston Is every succeeding
seron 50 l.1,a ss.1 sTn.rgt'i-l 81 I-I'i =
ocs wres hss' insns'ion rs csns evrry succeeding
3 g 20 - FL
Au Advertisements arc also nrsd In do cossrsrvr,oxAL
rl~ f..f
h ranrent advertisers advances. At s-.i'
no uumbe OF insertio~s he noted tbs s.
sorihsy. - - ~ = '~','S-'-e - = Ii
MANUAL Advertisers charged 50 doirs two squares
md that proportion for is,sth
sSe and Lottery Dealers who charged SlO
m or The CONSTITUTIONS WIG is Published twice
awees Uoesdays add fridays i've dollars per annunn
D.
Ade:ytisins-7s cent. square, less ts, IN
s1rtion and sd fnr each continuance = . C'T
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26

I'D 81 1' p" Patent Seine Thread. :" s3-I0-4
SEQ Lbs patent Seine Thread suitable for fiat or drift sei,es
Ut"p IN az hanks Tram No IL to- -. inclusive. -
. FoI sale 10y .if ..- b. e. r. JAMES a CO..
Jan 49,. ... 80. hIa,s., Sc,s.,a-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26

pROWSfS BfsS'r CiII.WINt: TOBA17IO.-
y nov , Or sale by IL q. hlcNEAi AaA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26

S1WAIM'S PANACEA.-Jn received by lie suI,e
~ Der, fR'sh supply OF Sw,in's TaIracea. oi
nov IL. e NcNEM\R,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-26
p r For Sac .Na.v Loaaiag,

30, TOT, ISQke-.N0.U LQHI1Rp, -
ID HIS new crop New Orleans sugar, good quality 20 ~
f~fS ;.' BIZ e-t In Store. = - = Efgt
ri Croix and Porto Rico SUGARS loaf SUGAR Ro Pr;
and Java coffee candies soap, sperm candies i
Psso OIL Goshen cheese, pine apple cheese Haxas nails
ami bras foes patent shot patent mustard ground
and puVd ginger nnness, MAGE cloves immortal punnowf.y
and Young hyson teas Wilson'S paeu, esfee mills Snan
and Man'ln indigo chocolate, half pint and GIN ,urIc
German STEEL, iluor window glass; 10 and luxl
nchs ooNse and measures oodouses Sicily MADEIRA winr
Poit, Malaga, Cailenar aarsers vines French
American brandy, Holland and dosc gin sole aud nner
Sa'et, shoes White Rock vans assprted p,o,srs
Jamaica. Antigua and NeS Orleans ri n,nlasrs nv bln.'
Panisil aud American ssgaT meas hats mems and
h'y 5 wool 40, &C &c-Apry to ..yl ....I e - =,
i'm 7-e6 OTIS, DUNLOP & co.
A IDS 10 BEFLkC IiUN-hn ihe io,r,iIu,o of a NIano
"A Character, On the several grounds Prudence Moraly
and Religions illustrated by seller, passages from our elder b.
vines eSpecaiiy iron, Afthbshop Leighton II Cob
nde FHst American from thc Fst Losdnp Iitin, viii, "A,
appedix, aud Jhsa,'oDs hon other the same a,
thor together with Preliminary tasay addoual Mons
Ivy James Marsh President Of lie University of Vernon, -
Just published and for sale by 20 (OfIINSiS DO
g WANTS PANACf3A. -JI received BY de suJ,c1ii
~ Der, fR'sh suTqSy OF Swain's Pairasea. - oli
4, NcvLN,>p.
RROWNfS BSS'r CilEWINt. TOBACCO,
= nov for sale bv Al. q. McNEMARA.
III o
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02
USEFUL RECIPES.
From Me Turf Register, No. z.
DREAMING HORSES.

A gentleman, known to Us as one of the
best Judges aud managers of horses 10 the
state. gives the following description Of bis
mode Vt breaking
JANUARY 10, 1850.
Mn. EDIToR-i have pursued for
many years, the following plan Tor
breaking horses. The colt is tax Gil be q
tween three and four years old, gene
rally a mounting bit is put on With
two reIns. broad surcinglc, aud the
colt checked or refined up, as a horse
should be IN carriage. lie IL then
turned out ia lot or yard for several
hours, OF several days ia succeSsioA.
THIS tames and subdues him greatly
IN very short time. Abou, the fourth
day, the animal is let into field. where
there is light ploughiOg to be done. aud
attached ~ plough by the side Of a
gentle true horse; the colt is led UP
and down by . careful resOlute hand
and another at the silt Of tho plough /;
ihe plough j. not at first permitted 20
enter the ground, but after waIkin. a
short timie - gradually entered, ADD
the ANNA! Is thus by degrees socus.
'"''hb " NhS hISupht. w Htn symp-
toms Of fatigue are manifested, IL " ia
ken out and led 10 the stable. After
fcw spells u work IN this wsy. the
colt, after being taken from the plough,
may then bc mounted without dificul-
~ and rode hsme 10 the stable. have
broken many without the least diHic3i-
ty-not having 20 lead them FIVE mi
nutes. The adSAntages VI tie method
are the following lhs animal - com o
pleteiy mouthcd before being backed.
saves much troublej the crupper beng
put on az Brst, prevents hm lTom De.
ing too sensitive about the tai, when
you want 10 pu' on the harness for dfiS.
Ing 30 carriage, and not near 80 like
" 10 kick from thar cirCHmsiapce.--
They are accustomed Co beiBg teined
~ from thc first; aud since have a.
dopted this plan. have never had a
kor.e when mounted on his back, t.
throw slobber "a my face. have
ploughcd horses lightly after the abov {
system. when des,gned exclusively g.,
ibe saddle. anil have never had cause
70 regret b.. But when they are ia.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02
,RIOGRAIsHY.

Emperor NichOiB.-1'he following
account Of the private habits Of the
Emperor Nicholas, appears IN tie Lou.
don Court Journal, 60 which IL las
been supplied by an English gentleman
Just returned from Russia.
III may be stated that the Emperor
Nicholas IS the most regular monarch
in Europe. The following is tie man.
ncr 10 which he apportiohs BIS day
lie rises invariably, Il "a health. At hall
past FIVE, when he takes a cup 81 COZ
Zee, aud devotcs thrce hours 90 looking
over petitions. OF such documents, mill.
tary or civil, as may require tie Impc-
rial signature, which. indeed. consist Of
all the judgments Of the different courts
Of justice excepting for miner affairs
aud reports from cOnmandants. mill.
tsry aud evil, throughout the Empire,
Shout i've minutes before eight. the
Emperor takes his breakfast. consist.
Ing Of cup of tea and a lcw Fusk
aud at eight hi, minister. are admitted.
with wbOtn he tsansaets business tlIl
ter. When hc receives 'he foreign min
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02
POETIC.AL.
MORNING.


come in the breath ofthe waken'd breeze,
] k',s the flowers and bend the trees
Aud shake the dew which hath fallen b,
night.
From us throne on the lily's pure bosom ol
Awake thee. when bright from my couch in
the sky.
beam o'cr the mountains and come from on
high,
When M gay purple banners are waving
When my herald. gray dawn. hath ex,in
guIsh'd each star
When smile on the woodlands, and bend
DER the lake,
Then awake thee. % maiden, I bid thee awake
Thou m','si slumber " hcu sll the wide arch
es e HEAVIER.
Glitter br'ght with the beautiful fires Of even.
When the moon walks in glory, AID looks
from on high.
Der the clouds floating Ear thro' tho clear =.
cure sky.
Drifting onward--ihe beautiful vessels of he,
ven,
To their Ear away hsrbor. al, silently driven.
BcAnog on in their bosoms the children Of
light.
Who have fed from this dark world Of sorrow
and night;
When the lake lies in calmness and darkness.
save where
The bright ripple curls, meath the smile of +,
star:
When all is in silence and solitude here
i"eh' a'eep' maiden. sleep, without sorrow
OF fear,
but when steal silently over the lake,
Awake thee, then. maiden, awake Oh a.
wake,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02
TnE LOVE on 4 MornEn.

II the love Of mother surpasses all
other love. you. who are a son, ought
with the full measure 81 gratitude to
return her affection. You ore bound
20 her by the strongest ties: treat her
With never failing tenderness. She
will love you, whatever may be YOUR
character; but let her have cause ia
glory in her child. Disappoint not her
hope: DO not by your vices plunge a
sword into her bosom: do not break
her heart; do not compel her to wish
that God would hide her "a the grave.
Look unto Jesus. the pattern of every
excellence. Love your mother ~ be
loved his mother; obey. honor. cherish
and protect her, az he obeyed bis earth
ly parent. Finally. imprint on yogr
mind tho words Of the wise mamie
that is obedient unto the Lord will be
a comfort 60 his mother. Remenber
that thou vast born Of her. aud how
canst thou recompense her the thing.
she hath done for thee Forget n0l
then the sorrows Of thy mother.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

listers. After this, should time n.rm;,
he makes his morning visit to the En-
press; with whom he remains ten min
utes or u quarter of an hour; and n
eleven he mounts his horse, aud pro.
eeeds to the Champ de Mars, a square
short distance from the Palace, and
adjoining the Summer Gardens, suffi
GENTLY large TO review ninety thousand
troops, where he reviews one, two. or
more regiments. most frequently Civ
,ns the word ut command himself
he review, or Inspection, generally
lasts till one. Should the weather be
nn'arourable, the review takes place in
the Imperial MsDege. a building con i.
structed Tor that purpose. nearly adj &.
Joining the palace, capacious enough
70 manUu,rc twelve hundred cavalry.
HE Majesty then returns 10 the palace.
aud again attends to bu siness ill three.
sNing audiences on state affairs; a,
which tune &c dimes with his family.
to whom hr ~ most ailcctionntely at
taehcd. AT dinner. his Majesty sex.
'rcmeiy abstemious. taking very little
wine. He devotes the greater part of
the afternoon IN instruc,ing his son.
the brand Duke. or in riding out with
the Empress in an open carriage, at
tended only by two servants, dressed
IN the same simple uniform worn by
The servants OF every officer of the ar
my, and visiting some Of the public
establishments, particularly the ADM.
raity' the progress Of which he appears
TO watch with great anxiety. Al six
he retires again TO his cabinet. where
he remains ill nine, when lie Joins the
Empress, who frequently has a sociefe
ch0isie IN her apartments here the
Emperor sups and remains till twelve
o'clock, at which hour be retires for
the night.
Tam OShanfer.-A late Scotch pa
per has recorded the death Of Thomas
Reid, iabOurer, at Lochwinoch. The
Importance attached 10 this circum.
stance. arises from his having been the
celebrated equestrian hero of Burns
poem of Tam O'Shanter. .H- WAS
born on the 2lst Of October, I.45. in
the clachan Of Kyle, Ayrshire, and h..
has now at length surmounted the
moses, waters. slaps and stiles" Of
HE. For considerable time past, no
had been in the service Of Major Her.
'ey, OF Castle Semplr, and for nine
months previous 10 hI, death. had been
incapable Of labour; during " hioh time,
to the honour Of Major Hcrvey be il
remembered, the many ills Of old age
and disease were soothed as far IS DOS
slble by fostering aud laudable gene
rosity. Reid. however, retained 10
the last the desire Of being fu' for
weeks thegilher."
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

On looking back, says the Journal Of
Humanity, Ne End that since the first
Of January We have reported 5si new
societies. OJr lat II additions TO the
number Of temperance Dien has TeceiV-
ed. during the same time, an increase
1T nearly $4,000. This Is al tie rate
Of about I.5OO societies and lao, 900
namesa year Yet our - Is very im.
perfect
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02
TEmpEn.-What u blessing il i,

IEMPER.-What u blessing il il
when u man can properly regulate his
temper. How many heart burnings
and animosiiies would il save US, how
many friendships would be preserved,
aud what deal Of good fellowship.
that IS now wasted, might be conoen-
trated aud gathered together for our
world y comfort. One who has the pro-
per command of himself. who can keen
down the fires of his disposition. and
converse cool V and with decision when
others are irritated, is your true phiio.
>"phor. To the young particularly.
those who are just entering upon the
thfeshh"ld Of existence, aud " ho know
little OF the thousand perplexiiics ol
human life, we would say, keep strict
watch over your passions. Suffer them
not To lead YOU astray--suii,r thsn,
not To usurp the reigns OF Your iud..
mcnt, for We never knew n man whose
temperament was quick and uncon-
trolaoic, to be happy: aud tits seldom
such attain distinct and .min,nec.
Therefore. We say unto YOU. fair read.
or, be especially watchful of your tenn
per.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-02

There is at present living in IIol
land, female who is said 10 have ex
istcd Tor nine years without taking nour-
ishnent Of any kind whatever, either
solid or liquid. She has not eaten any
thing Tor eleven year and two year.
after she ceased to be able Ia eat. she
ceased to drink also. The truth OF
the fact, connected with ibis exiraordi-
nary phcnomenon,has been testified by
a medical commission of the district,
which was appointed for the purpose
Ut inquiriug iutO the case. The &c.
male 10 question is &, years Of age,
and resides in the village Of PynaC 81.
near Deli. IL j. thought that shc can
not survive many weeks logger.