Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-19

plies somc direct sacrifce, --expansive emsions op
the heart 1.-The practice Of contributing 10 the Aid of
otnes In general, tho rich Gun do more them.
selves, IA bsnehctors. than au,ouers or exccusors
can do Tor them. Nat. Ga<ss - =
me American Insurance Company of New York
siS rnonths This, added 10 the precedine a;v;.I.nJ
makes, 1t - said, an amount OF three kund,cd ns,
cent on the captst of that institution snce h com,
mcnced business in i8l S. - = = =
"A stomach pump, made by Mr.. A., Nichols of ua.
verhi Mass, has been successfully employed Al Sa
icmt The Observer suys--"On Tuesday uipbt last
sucoess"i xpesmcnt was nude in this town, in the
use OF me stomach pump by means of which the
HE OF young woman was unquestionsblv saved ~.
she had taken strong decoction Of Dofura Sfyo,o
mum. lmlssaking i.fo, metherwor) and had become
very sensiDly Infected byit before the mistake was
discovered On learning The quantity taken. IL wss
found 10 be sufficient ts take the life of tbre. 49,
sons or more, and the patient being conyulsed and
uhaoie TO swallow, the only means 1e of rcmoy;no
the poison was By mechanical process Al th;s ne-s
Cd the stomach pump wasused and in few rniputas
the stomach was exhausted In q few hours he. ny
ea. her speech and strength, and is now
Gene samuel lI@ston, late Governor Of Tonnes
see, urrivel at Nashville from the East ON b;s v.
70 h's new residences AMONG the Cherokee Indians in
2 Miss Elizabeth ChfiSrd, ared 10 was ., ,,,,,,,
day morinng found in a barn adjoining her res-s
idence, at Salem, suspended by the neck by rom
attached 70 the beam and entirely lfelces. she
departed from the family about 10 O'Clock nllernr
she was going into .neighbor's house to sleep.
as she hid frequently done Nothing more wa, seen
OF her until she was found hanging in the Barn
IN N Tue morning. Sue u said to have been girl
A man who recently attacked two ladies' in r. A.
con street, BOSTON, with the intention, as is sup
p POS ~ some OF stealing the veil of one and
ced to the State Prison for five years.
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We recommend the following to the numerous
One day Socrates, having met self.important
young gentleman, named Glaucon syou have. thew
te me- sand the sage passionate desire to govern
the The republic. They say true, replied GIaucon.-
Inc design Is splendid resumed the other. If you
succeed, you viii be in condition to serve your
TRENDS oggrandize your family and extend the bounds
CT your country: You will be known not only in
Ainens, but IN all Greece; and perhaps your renow
WIZ rench even barbarous nations like TINT of Them,
istoc'es You will be the subject of oil ewes: mud vo
VIII attract TO yourself the respect and the adn,ra
toi, of the world An address so nsinuatire 20 fat
sesing, ae5gnted inc young man, who immediately
snecumoed under his besettiDg weakness He re-. =
moined In silent rapture; ard the other continued
since yor desire esteem ard honor il Is clesr ,b,t
MINK also, OF rendering yourself useful to tho
pneics sAssuredly-, Tell me, then. prnv VIM I,
VIVA. rs the first service which you propose to render
the stateF As Glaucon appeared ernbarrassed ssd
was meditating what reply he shonld ma ke--ssppo
resumed Socrates, 1T will be to enrich tint i
to augment; the revenues sThe verv snme .AnS
without doubt, you know, in what the revenues con-
sist, aud how much can be raised. You cannot raii
20 n.ve maue that particular study; that, if any
great resource should suddenly fail you might be a.
ule 20 replace It by nnother9 Il swear to You that
tns is the very point, upon which never tbosoht
out TO me- at least, the expenditures of the re-
public; for you know of what Impotence Il rs - ~
trench all that are supcrfluous' u am obliged 40 =,
vow TO you That am better instructed ,pon fbs
article than the other, - s '''
lou must put OF, then, to some other time the
purpose winch yoo have to enrich the republic; for
~ y impossible for you to do H. if you are irnprsnt
ootn OF its revenues and expenses
Inc conversation began not TO be altogether go
peasant ior the young politicians because il Compelled
him to the Illuminating avowal of icnornnee nno,
very points, where he ought TO have been hest
informed Hope, however, sustained his vanity: and
profung OF an idea, which appeared IN b;,,, u,an
swerable, 1T me, said he fLsf vom nsss ~
SILENCE mean, efcncious as that 81 which vo,
nave been speaking. Can we not enrich fl,e st,,c
~ tue rum ofrs enemies Exactly so. But TO avail
OF TINS mean,w must be the stronger party. OtIer
wise we ran the risk Of losing our own instead OF
gaming theirs. Thus he, who speaks about nndcr-
taxing war, must know the forces Of tho one and
ao o mat should he find his party ttsstronger
err dissuade the people from engaging in IT, no Won
Know what apo the forces of YOUR rsppb;c h., ,.nd
ana sea- and what those ofyoor cnemics' Have Won
tns iuormstion reduced to wrItBq7 Yon will 40 ~,
me pieosuro 70 communicate tito me- II have NOT
done yet Il sec then we must not be in haste n
ane war they assign to you the charge of the TO-
se,"ap."'. IL seems, then, there many things for
you YET 70 Know: and much care of preparation vet
III ne .nus led the young man many other arti-
c,es' upon which he found him equally new, and
caufed him to touch, with his own finger The Ia
eu'9gsness OF those, who hayo the cmofty TO inter-
iaeoa'e win government, without bringing Co anv
prepaIat'on, Than great esteem Tor themselves
ces. ~ ""' " Tue HIST pln-
emo my dear Glaucon added he, in conclusion.
zoo vehement desire of honor should blind YOU,
voa ;,t YOU 70 assume a part which would cvvcr
'e'p'cty and inexperiencc. --West. Reeielo.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
s0eanonfas Delegates. John Grimes John I'm -