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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-27
Rogers Orange In Poy1jey

WI" article, lior sale by thr snb.cribers) is no,v
,Ias .o"ne upon new and much improved princ-
paT ht%aeng as gu.Ean''ei by the proprietor re-
ore, superiority ut strength and quickness, and
Is ohefcd m kegs of all tie different sizes of
s."S' enc suitable for I'll kinds Of sh soinp and of
gahs--aiso, in capisrcrs of double aud the qTe,,s
cs' possible degree oistren.;h. s''1's
Dealers are requested 1" notice ,b.,s,,;. =,
Ger may at once be distinctly known from an o,bsr
az orange "r red stain impaired OH It's IGNITION,
atSo by - peculiar hgatncss as measured choTgs
81 ~ wa nc found TO weigh much less than tic
same measure Of any other kind e'-
aug IS-2ay3ni IL 'Sc"'s'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-27
To Mrs. RBOda Burnett

u you arc nol an lnhabt tam Of the State of VIZ
sln'a. ana nave n" known Agenl in this Com
mo" wealth, take this method of NOTIFYING Won tina.
on the lsl Gay OF November next. at the Tavern of
Garter Needy, in the County Of Chesterfield in this
state shall proceed t. take the dispositions of Ste
P p branch William Martin, Frances Burton aud
R"hecca Owen to be read In evidence in suit dnnen
ding N the Superior Court of Chancery for the Rich
mond District in which am plaintiff and Won arc
defendant The examination of the above witnesses
Wi. contlnnr on The day aforementioned, between
~. NJ hnh D CLOCK +. NJ aug %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-27
- sssseoss &asFn.
TRUSTEES SALE

- LII
virtue OF a deed of trust tron, ,.,
,a1, ea.ng date the LIST day OF Nav, an m. xs.
80 ana recorded IN the county court Of sy year
Dar shall, on Monday the Iith day Of pc,"Gar
CT. aore The front door of the Eagle Hotel in the
~ VI tsiShmond proceed to sell at PUBLIC anc,;an
so,S s nlsnest bidder Tract of hand wing m the
one OF Spotsylyania, Containing four THOUSAND
Of ,ha ana Forty more or less; bc,no mar
Cont, ae. OF land Commonly designated m the sad
con,,i, ue nine tract The lana il represented To-
,,es Ut; rye quantity of iron ore BARGE ouan,;
larre nrns, ore were, ut former times, raised with
is sYnpnsn% .nose engaged in the operation and il
mnch go tr r the mines NIGH be now worked ,o
fully cpndncn the operations were prudenty and skI
chaser will Sn Do,, OF tins, tbs supposed the pur-
made o. Inc extent or fertility OF the mines III be
chez eing as trustee. shall convey TO the nnr-
aasd with special warranty only tbou.b IL !! ho
e .ra 'hat Tie title IS unquestiopabs.
nc 'eruns of sale will be one third of The nnrc,.
Gnu me charges OF The sale and of the cseco.
80 ne trust, TO be paid in hand; and the res,d,,
. purchase money in three equal instalm.nt
sayaDie respectively ut one. two and three 49,
da ,ne Gay OF sale, and bearing ,n;eres; from ,.,
'as ono 70 be secured by deed of trust ON the Land
--a--1- eos fOBERT STANARD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-27
W & j. G.. CRANE
OFFER FOR SALE,
SAA Spanish Hides v,r;ons

oFfEH FOR SALE,
SOn Spanish Hides, various quail
$500 sides soel leather Of all grades and Qualities.
rom the very best to the most inferior; bv whole
sale part OF q side
2oOO lbs coarse and fine shoe thread
Sd dnz wax calfskIps
Wax and russell upper leather
Book morocco, lining and binding skins
horse and gram upper leather
Do"''rees and lasts, boot cord and webbing
Black varnish and shoe makers tools of ali KIND.
Hog skins. black and yellow buck skins
Harness, bride and skrtIng leather
Bag, chaIse and lining hides
Morocco skins, white and common sheen skins
Saddle trees, fish skins horse collars
Saddlery. stirrups, bits, &c
Coach lace, gig handles and bands
Tanners oil and curriers' tools
600 pr Richmond made plantation stfoes
Richmond slaughter hides and country hides of all
kinds bought and sold
upper leather and kipskns finished and in the
rough, skrtlng Harness leather, &c taken IN
barter for hides or soa leather
mug 27-w6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-27

u.tO'I IN MUSIC and Modern Languages.
M PENA IF Williamsburg, having deierm5ncd
" on fixing bis rcsihence in this city, informs his
lenus ana tue pubic IN general. that he will give
lessons on the Piano Forte Guitar Sipain,, G,Sf;
SCHOOL, and Composition He will hEevise ,aach
the French, Spanish and Italian Languages
Inc most respectable references will Be given. if
required. Hor further particulars. apply a. Mass-s
Collins Cos, and Mr.. ID SaDyar's Root So
or to Mr. p; at Mrs. Adamss Boardin q House
aug l2- Saw 1915
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-27

NOTICE Peter Smith a fro. -- co.,
L no" residing in the city of Rich.nond. and u,bo
mas oeen lately etnanclpated ~ Deed duiy adm;',eJ
70 record IN the CieE oca eff the Hastings Cou,r
General Assembly of Virginia q, its new, S.. - Tue
eutlon praying for reasons therein set forth. that
law may pass permitting him to remain in this Co,
4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-27

On Sunday night last, Mr.. John Francis, of the
County of New Kent, whilst asleep IN his own
house, murdered, his robbed Of a consIde-
rabe of specie, and then set fire and con.
sulned with the owner in It. We under six of
his own negroes have been Apr ehended, confessed
he horrd deed and wer" Committed to prison.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-27

~ Mr.. Walsh, after publishing both SIDES, Inters
that the Clay ticket has positively succeeded IN Ken
lucky. Yet Mr. Walsh hates Henry Clay. Won
der If his candor will be initiated by CONSISTENT gen
tleman IN this quarter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-27
"sCENES Az SARATOGA"

a letter from Saratoga, published IN the New
Yok Morning Herald, gives some lively touches oi
Character and manners at thut fashionable watering
place II describes Mr. Camb clrng IN the ball room,
as ga small Spanish looking gentleman, whose at
tontlons were divided between nall q dozen ladies
from the south, and another small gentleman, to
whom Inc looked up as his superior" FMS superb
was "tho great mLgic an," "the first minister Of
this mighty republic" lie is repre- emitted frrt.
ing with the ladies; ms eye quick and sllcss, with
ga cloud upon his brow which he was ~ in
striving TO dissipate." THIS Is evidently picture
drawn by political adversary. TIE great patrson"
of New York 10 characterised as ga thoroug bred
gentleman of the rldschoo; ono whose life has been
devoted TO acts Of kindness and bencvolence towards
his fellow mcn. His good deeds will live after him,
and his memory will live rich III the hearts of
generations yet to come, than his tomb" TINS
Is an envinbc, and probably just, portrait OF Gen
eral Van Rensselaer, Haleck, The poet, the "inImta
bic author ot Fanny, is depicted as smiling look
ing gcnti man, young gay aud sprighrIy as ever,
with fine poetical eyc," active IN directing tbs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-27
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY

M RS CHRlSTlANNA G. BIJRkD -os,a,+cu
On - s. her Intention to open In tn $ c.tv
on 'he hrst day OF October next Summary for ~ =
admission OF Young Ladies Boarders and da schoo
lars. 10y e1"o-
IL is contemplated to offer an Institution corob;n;r
ne '''St solid ocquiremrnts with the most popular
olo iashiohaOle accomplishments. Without sv;,,
ciaIU' IN any extraordinary qualifications for dscI.s
Sing me ardnous and highly responsible dutas b;o
VIII devoiVe on her as Principal, Mrs B feels c.rs
cent tha' an carly attention TO the subject of E,c
t.' una ph experience OF many years in its deails
united TO The assistance OF many abb, teaches IN
ehaole her to afford advantages quail to anv in tb
tuition. 'ih l''sts-
Mrs. Burke will receive daily assistance r,,,
pufKe al an hour not interfering with the dutios IS
n's own seminary Mr. Macully, Teacher If Bgthe
70 tae h'chniond Seminary, will also give dnilr
INSTRUCTION IN the branches connected with his dargr
ment. ~ ''S oePaf'
Ar' Stephen Bernard, q native of France. VII,
teach the modern languages "
muse DraWIng and Dancing viii be taught by the
Boarders will receive that uarcntsI ottcr,o, ,-L;cb
Sst avoids undue restraint. will insist on the 6,l
hlneh' OF all moral and religious duties and criop
'osar" lot tnose ooservanccs best calculated 70
insure an easy and becoming department
Inc following table EXHIBITS n moro oxtnpeI,,o
course OF studies than IS generally offered for the Cd
ucaton OF females. They submitted in detail. on
49,, OF me oeief that many parents viii consider
them essential TO a complete education:
Orthography, Arithmetic.
MMeaailng' Book excepting,
w rIng, Algebra
English Grammar Geometrv
pOIion TL Natural Philosophy,
peHes hettres, Chemistry,
Epstolary Style, The Greci .,i r-.,
A'C,e"' a"u houern Ills Italian and Spanish Ian
- 'o'y' guages,
Geography, with The use Vocal and i,,,rr,,,-.r
OF Globes and Maps, Music,
Astronomy, Drawipr md p,;,,,
Natural History, Dancing,
Botany.
The Richmond Female Seminary sill he ononed
IN The house on 18th street, once occupied bv tho
late Mr.. Frederick Plcasan,s-con,rsI. spacion: eio
waited and retired location in the city can better
afford the necessary accommodation.
TERMS.
lot the scholastic year of 10 months 500
E !" di' 'he bhglsh branches, AZ
Extra charges regulated By those Of other schools,
duplication IN person or by letter, will receive
prompt attention. mn "a rtn, =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-27
ITEMS

RumouT speaks of misunderstanding between the
Secretary ofthe Navy and Com Rodgers.
The Telegraph contradIcts the statement of tho
Vrgnian, that James 3 Gardner of Ohio had been
rewarded with an Office OF $4,000 per annum
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-27
To Contractors.

SEALED Propos Is Wi, be received until the frs,
49, OF September, for building about twenty. Eve
Eichnond upon the margin If James R,ycT ,.Ioe ..
!trte Is an abundant supply OF stone Persons wish
lus Information as to the description Of the work viii
tPp'y 10 captain George Booker, to whom thew will
hand IN their proposals. WAL
The money WI be paid weekly, rs tho u,o,L
70 an, - ang 25-5t
~ hh' rt.NDLETON HAYWOOD who !. NOT a., ,rT;,T,
-, In OF rena Take notice: That On Tuesday ,Sn q h
roVehher eighteen hundred aud thnv betyy..n ,l
p; o. ,en NJ aud six p n the Tavefn of Jobn NJ
~ III ouisa ounty Virginia. sial! take t,e daDnsI,,
tan N "hne and Others be read a, evidcnc. m =
SUI pending the county Court of Louis, ,.h.
gu Pidm,n and you, anG Aaron White ex.cuto1 of C,ah
~ ano william White defendants The ,ak,rg ;f ~,
finished Yours pI,, t'u,s nay nay 10 cav TIL
aug 2twiw pd Nt-Ni ioN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-27
NO Combination and Free Trade.
Earthenware and Looking Glasses.
LNHOS. 2. IIARRnA. a 60 - -.


street. INV YORK, o0s or sale 900 racksg csthc,,
E'"S,' yuma ana looking glasses, comprising most
assortment ever offered ~ this market and hc m
w c'cNcu 70 he country meTchst tire Lowest p,s In
ueqtnce OF hayIuc refused u JON the copbnrf1, for r
aHE we prices ~ cfockcry IN tins city, nave been MADE
.nS suuJSos ~ most H'Octau persecution the u,i,c
Whch n''hns less tran entire ruin and crrvl,gI t
me H"s our Characters have been sssaled a. men of
anI dr dealing Our credit house Of rcsrcrsib,v i'm,
W'chcd ana every endcavor made ruin it, and In ctn,, tive
w"e our npoTiaons through the regular channels have c
a scI n consequence Of threats thrown out TO the nan
agents IN Liverpool to make purchases in sc name,
na ou, namcs wouli not appear in the usnsaction- I'll the
dcHes attendant upon obtaining credit or our ipar,, ions
are denyed To- and nothing but cash ian Iye,o a. IN ob
~, Us our needed supplies Of warewe suffering these
nPs W inc cause OF the merchant and consumer Of This
description Of goods less than our own aud IN % Ne %
m t'ri'W We come for aid and assistance go long We are
" sustain Ourselves against fatty men who
nave ''''utd 20 hru2 about our Tuu IN t. ule4rd "
Ua",' We WI eonimgc to sell goods free snd ndspen
oniG " VIZ. 'f ~ ..I,''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-27

aJ' In another page, the reader will end Colo
Stones replication to the attack upon him.
quence of his publishing the letter about Mr.. Ran
dolph.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-27
'kcts S5' halves . 90, quarters l So.
Grand Consolidated. No 7.
Dismal Swamp Lottery. No. Is

n. iche's only $40, halves 8, quarters SO.
- l achages OF tickets, shares of packages sin rle
HetS ana shares TO be had in the usual variety at
the LOTTERY and Exchange Office of
THOMAS b. BIGGER
ooTT W mere iour OF the hghes, capsi of GO, 900
eacn' nave been sold wi hin few wee and all paid
at sight. $500 ~ p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-27
Grand Consolidated, No. 7,
Dismal Swamp Lottery, No. IS.
10 h" drawn 81 September.

Tickets only so, halves 8, quarters So
u Tickets for sale in all the above Snlendid
Schemes at the Managers Officc--whcre was sold
$4,000 being the highest sold in Vrpini, for mn
ny years. Wv"
aug ~ YATES & MCINTYRE. Morcors
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-27

'ENAkEN UP by he subscriber on Yesterday. tho
26;h inst. stray Cow and Cali. The COW is
whitsh pyed, and has been feeding about the Locks
for about months. The calf IS about 4 months old
The owner can have them by proving property and
paying expenses. DANIEL p UDWTE
aug 27-Jt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-27
Azs 8AA44NA &SEi
pOKY o. EI1TII -,IIIi

ARRIVED.
schr fantvy. Couch, from New York. with drv
goods, groceries, &c &c 'S
Norfolk 'e' via
S!oop Philadelphia. Wells. from Bridpetou. with
ballast. '' VIII"
SAILED,
Schr Two Sisters. Wing, for Warrham. with cooI
Schr Ann Howard, Mott, for New York u,',h
coal. A' WIN
Schr Mil, Carroll, for Baltimnrn. with cooI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-27
Sugar, Coffee, &c.

Sugar, Coffee, &c.
$50 Bags Coffee various qualitiesl
50 hhds dry New Orleans SUGAR rcbe,n,
10 d" do Porto RICO do
~ do do 81. Cyuix do priuo
40 do West India and ". Orleans moI,.s,,
90 bbls. and hhds. good Baltimore whskev
5oO sacks best Liverpool filed blown salt
'5o sides oak and hcmlock taned soal Ian,bcr
Tor sale by '"'i'
an 10 RALSToH & PLEAsANTs.
AMES 4 OSWALD, thavlnp qiyen y,r,,;--
OF Ten days. will resume his scholastic f,ncrioun
y" " ounesday list Sept next, in the same bonsc
ne now occupies, on 18th Street, few doors nbor.
AR Nashs Book Store The course of ipStr,,.
i T, VIII embrace the Latin, Greek and French
Languages, the Mathematics and al The n,inor
branches of an English Education, in order ''.no'
pare his pupils either for College or for Counting
Ms he will Limit his number TO tvcntv-fve ve,r,y
scholars there are at present vacancies for ten nor.
pupils " "" '"o'o
N. b' very particular attention VII! be paid to
reading and prononnciDg the English Lanrrncs.
aug 2i-eoo'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-27

THIS DAY! ----------
MlCKLE'S OFFICE
Delaware and North Coroy;no Jo,,.
Drawing will be rece.ved TO-DAY. Il"
SCHEME.
pr lie OF $4,000 8 prizes of $1,000
/ do $500 do zoe
do l,l4s 10 do goo
&c. Sc Sc
Tiekets 8, Halves so, Ouar,o,s - -,
TOMORROW.
Union canal Louerv.
Sunday. "' "''' 70 morrow
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-27


BESIDES great number of smaller nrS,cs
Tickets only S3-Halves | 5o-Oupr,nrs ~
Call for the Capitals, al p CtIfDp cents
aug 81 opp ..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-27
Connecticut state + otte

Tickets 50, hulyes l so, quarters IS Cts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-27
BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
Dela1oare and North Carolina ToIt.r,

LASS mo.
Drawing to be received TO-DAY,
SPIErDfo CAp,r..
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

FROM coLoMpiA.

BY the arrival Of the schooner TIora.
ito. an 90 days from Carthagcns, late
sdvic~s are reviewed from that place.
Mr.. Radcliffe, late Consul Of the Uni
ted States at Lima, came passenger
in this vessel. To Hrs pulitencss, &c.
vcrai of the New York papers are in.
debted for intelligence and importan,
documents.
The Constituent Congress Of Co.
lombia was installed at Boyota on the
goth al January. according To the de
cree of Dec. Gath. Forty seven iepu-
ties were present. exceeding two thirds
oi the whole number required for Q
quorum. They went from the palace
oil the government. with the Liberator
President at their head, to the Cathc.
dral, 10 attend q solemn mass. aud
thence To the hall Of appointment. for
their sessions, where many citizens
were present. There, after a short
speech. the President, nc companie by
the ministers Of foreign relations and
the interior, administered the oath to
the deputies. who presented themselves
two by two. The deputies then pro-
cee,led TO vote for their President. and
Urdaneia received 3 votes, Sucre IS.
Borrero Is. Castillo I. Restrcpo 9, and
Canabai /. Sucrc, therefore, was dc.
clared President. Esteves, Bishop Of
Santa Maria, was then chosen Vice
President, by so votes; and Burpos,
Secretary. The Liberator then dc !.
clared the Congress legally installed,
and gave the officers their seats.
Gen. Sucre then made a speech, in
which she praised the 6rmness with
which Bolivar had guided the Republic
m dangerous crisis, convoking a Con-
gress w',ich will be able to heal all its
distresses, and abdicating, spontane-
ousiy, the unlimited power which the
people had confided in him." His Elk.
eellency replied, that in the Congress
were placed the best and most iegiti
mate hopes of the nation, to whicl,
they would undoubtedly give n Con
sti,ution full Of power and liberty, md
that he retired with the greatest conf
dencc, because he left mt the head oi
the representatives the Great Marshal
OF Ayacucho."
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17
SLAVE TRADE AT RIO.

a correspondent Of the Baltimore
American, in letter under date Of I l,h
January, in reference 10 this subject.
says:--" will relate but single fac,
ut this ti,nc, TO show the dreadful cha
raeter OF the Slave Trade. The Bra
lillian government derives large &c.
venue from the importation Of Slaves,
BY laying duty Of so much per head
Immediately on their arrival, withou,
regard to their health or condition.
When vessels, therefore. which nave
slaves on board, arrive OF the port, a
general survey takes place by the ply,
.ician, and those poor wreiehes whose
existence is doubtful are Mrown orer
board aiire, TO sare the d,ffy!a n''
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

I, Switzerland. which formerly used To
be pictured ss the spot of morality ausl
simplicity. furnishes now its quota ii
crime. The Criminal Court Of Bern
lately condemned . wesnsn % sps.r
death for setting fisc to q house. There
were three children in the house, the
eldest At whom WAS only four years Of
age. Being aware that the parents
were absent. che seized that opportu-
nifty Of committing the horrible offence
to which she vas instisafed By spirit
of revenge. The house was burnt 10
the ground. and the Infants pcrishe,l.
In pursuance Of the sentcuce, the pri
soner was, ON the 10th Of December,
fastened To . stake errcted in the mid
die Of a pile Of wood. in the place ol
public execution ut Nydau, where, az.
ter being strang:ed, the pile vas light
cd, and she was burned TO ashes.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17
PARIS CIiIT.CiiAT.

4
Galignani gives the following bit OF
innocent scandal innocent. inasmucb
as though il throws a doubt upon III.
honesty of half n thousand persons, il
does not positively impeach that Of an
one
"Ataspiendid soiree on Friday even.
ing at Paris, the Countess de &. upon
rising from the ecmie table, missed her
reticulc. which contained bank note
OF 1000 francs, and 100 francs in gold
u was clear that one of the party had
taken Il, and some person propos ed
that every one should suffer himself 10
be searched. This plan seems TO have
alarmed the thief, for the reticuie and
ITS contents were At that moment fou nd
behind the cushion Of a sofa in room
that the countess had not entered dur
ing the evening.
:" They tell the following anccdote
Of the brother Of NJ. Guernon de Ran.
| vile. just after the latter vas appoint
ed minister. He was at that time ex
ercising the profession of drawing mas.
ter IN Paris, and was giving lessons 10
Mdllc. Blanche Foy, daughter Of the
late celebrated General ol that name.
The day on which Guernon de Ran
vile was nominated. the brother pre
sented himself at the house Of Madame
toy, and begged that she would have
the goodness 20 provide herself ~ 18th
another drawing master. and he added
II hope, however, madame, that 700
viii preserve your present favorable
opinion Of me, for these are ohancsabIe
times. and there is no knowing how
soon my brother may be obliged to re
turn TO his gown, and | TO my trayons.' -
The three lads implicated in steal
ing. IN the church Of ST. Roch, the re
tieule OF the Countess de Lafarc, con.
tanning 10000 francs, have been tried
aud condemned to imprisonment. and
also the woman who aided then, in con.
ceaIing the theft. One lad alone was
lound guilty Of the actual theft; he and
his chief accomplish were condemned
to- 1--we years imprisonment, and the
other lads and the woman to two years.
"Mons. Onward was liberated from
prison on Thursday week, the day on
"hfeh ms I'VE years Of imprison aen II
expired. by this step, Of throwing
himself into prison aud remaining there
Tor tlle whole term required by the
French laws, be has cleared himself
from The enormous debts that were al.
legged against him, 20 the amount OF
nearly twelve millions Of francs. The
process Of Mons. Seguiu, which had
Tor its object 70 keep Mons. Ouyrasd
~ prison for twenty months longer. ON
the plea, that the first twenty months
ol his late confinement were not incur.
red tor debt, but on another ground.
has failed.
The Princess Olive" Of Paris,
Madame AbduIa Kan, widow Of the
Prince OF that name. has iu.t cited be
lore the court young Frsnchman. wbo
had possession Of tie ~. \. memoir.
OF her life, and refused 60 give them .u
IiIl ne vas paid claim Of . 900 franc.
lor revising them! HE claim va, nuI.
lihed. aud the Princess has eos baek
her life. She is, nevertheless. st,ll
si.hVut her liberty. being confined IN
SAINT Lazsre, as rogue and a vaga-
bond.
Mr. POfNsErr, our late Alinfefer A..
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

Machine for making ShingIes.-W.
were invited on Saturday last, To- Wit.
ness the operation Of a machine for ~ +,
king shingles, invented by. and belong
ING to, Mr.. Ezrkiel Birdseye, now r.
cut
This machine is one Of the mo,t ~.
l'aordinary We have ever seen, If Ne
take into consideration its results. aim
Plisiiy aud eheapnsss.
" consists Of a large single Wheel.
on the side Of which ~ affixed a k.,Cr'
by which the shingles are cut hi.
~heel - attached 10 steam Douer by =
iea'hern band, aud revolyes with cx
ceeding rapidny.
The whels machine, independent ol
the power, costs bat about hftesn dol
lars. W.
Two hundred and fnFty handso,n.
shingles, Ol srdiaa,y wid,l. arc ma,
by q 10 minute, OF upwards Of four
teen thousand IN an hour.
Cincinnati y1r1rioa.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-03-17

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~ ~1Od.pilcs. hen coops, &c.--and. 6a
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forced The door Of Mf. r. slsrdi. ana r.
moved from the drawes ~ BIS store.
snail sm21nt of money IN ehangs
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