Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-18

b chscs Of demngement Of the osaAus Of Digestion,
- prevalent Ia this community, and known to the
ancients undor the name Of Dyspepsia % s.
"The subscriber will sell to-rnorrov NJ uubiic .uc-
tion elargo assortment OF Mammoth hides fom Rey
ncis River. in the interior OF tho earth Al private
sale, Anew pair Astrat Lamps from the plsnet Venus"
the art ofhyng at his Portico in North street Gen
temcn wishing 10 attain this useful and agreeable &C.
quiremcnt. viii apply immediately, as Y. s. win re-
msm out short time in town. N. D. practising
wings provided At tho school,"
"rhe subscriber informs the public tha, tho Lunar
r.e OF Balloons starts every day from his Office The
E,o"auts are civil and obli.ing. N. B. Extras provi-
dcJ at the shortest notice."
Literary Intelligence Letters from the Fast saws
"a work has been dsc:vard in the arciet Trankin
Library, OFF Philadelphia which is supposed to be apro
ducicn OF the celebrated Byron 80 well known to those
serscd IN ancient literature. Ifthis it really peor-
sncs OF that classic author his character will appear
ma new light TO the world For instead Of the stern
cnntc mpt towards the fces and eaknesscs Of man.
KIND, so theoretically depicted in Childc Harold-the
ovauu dc!neaiIon the finer affections that delight
the reader OF The Bride Of Abydosand that high soud
patriotism displayed in some of his drsamsethe a
hove mentioned production Don Juan We believe is
TIE nsiue OF In said to be chaos Of moral
na where the purcst & most exalted
ieenng 10 mixed With all that is corrupt and oathsomc
while the aircs suggestions of fancy are united with
the Promtings ofthe spirit Of demon MANY hovey-
er, attribute this work to author named Soutley
VINO Iourished about tho same time, whose Vision
would perhaps warrant tie conclusions"
Gain, too. which from it's similarity to Paradise
Lost, mas so I'm. been numbered with the works
OF Milton. who 1ourished within few centuries OF
Byron rs now inconestiby proved to be the produc-
Ton o. the latter parsonage
Isa, ren9rs efJs1gase.ins caiIa-w. hav. often re.
aIked on the improperly of exciting fears Of children for
'no purpose OF more easily managing them But never sirr
we appeared before the public I'd of av thing
narroe as the Eowipg-The subject being too dciica
W allow OF inc mentionmg Of nanes shall avoid such AN rx
Posufs nut al the sane tne pledge the cor
RICHNESS Ok the narration ago ady in certain
TOWN. IN yorkshire went nesors house To t.e fra
along with her husband and ue family tn , ere nj
In the course Of the evening" felt very ura
~ ana oens impressed with idea all was ITO, ris, a,
, e sue ,ei. ner trends house early On arriving home
sue nd ina; her servants the high lila. below
e's nan collected social party Ths passed over with
o and Proceeding tina prserv she
WAS surprised at terrific figure bottom of the be Of the
you"es chil which but three are The fac,
was that the maid fndr1 the chill no, xe,v rr,dv IN
fvnents ny ITS crying had dressed placed the r nj
"o I'd al the bnoni o the infants yieyp of ,,bt
nS 10 steep The contrary effect, however, had been nro
suc-ue chid had bern hoIrorsrck appea red 10 ire
oe' WIN us eye hScd, idoic the IMAGE
As'onishcd and distressed she I'd bsn
10 fase up the nfant-but 10! Iclrss cop the
occusoc by the nurses folly been too much IN, the
nfe innocent Ia the fear the mil :. had CO., -
ua'-t" wal spark had fed aud the left 10 mourr
anguish the credulity which induced her IN
nurse IN whom she had conicd 10 add mora /. anna nend
ess' ao 10 descc the subsequent Of the afeu, /.
impossible mslanchoy story, IL not mora
hdn trus; ana with view than IN oIace %
s on 'ieir guard with whom th.v
en'r"s' inc care Of Their innocent and helpless o.rs