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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31
SARATOGA AND SODA WATERS.
AZ BL.4yhLRE'S .Apoihecnru Store nnnnsitl

1
the Eagle Hotel. sns7' - 'sa7
r H. BLAWIRE has the pleasure Of inr,rn,ino
~ his former and present customers (vho have so
Literally supported his Fountainl and the pubIic
generally, that improvements have lately been made
IN the working of his apparatus, which he is author
ized by many yeurs experience III Norfolk and here
m saying, has given to- the water of his Fountain a
pungency taste and purity not 20 be SURPASSED, if
oGualIcdasa t.'Js.si,aE da8ars ~ - - 49,
d. And to accommodate his price 10 the times and
TO put It IN the power Of the poor as well as he rich
to enloy this delightful and innocent beyerope il viii
be sold at THREE CENTS a glass. ~
lie also keeps fresh supplies of CONGRESS
WATER, from the natural Saratoga Springs, which
can at all times be had in excellent order from his
ice tub.
4a* J. Fl. b is particularly grateful for the patron
age of the LADIES lie will take pleasure in fur.
nlshng them when They honor him with call, TO
alay their thirst refresh themselves with glass
OF that most pleasant, exhlorating and healthy bey.
erage, his pure fragrant and fresh Soda cold as ice
can make 1T, and sweetenedwth syrup of the choicest
kinds, when.so proerrcd-so admirably calculated as
on on antldoto against the lapruid effects of tho
summer sun on both the body and tho mind
.H "lhcrc Is not in the city place half sweet.
~ my ioun UheIe the air aud the pure waters meet:
On, ne sparkling and ioain are bright and as free
AS the phosphoric light Of the dark sumner sea-
Yet u Is not like wine, hat so da tx and go red.
Teathes its fool fumes around the wild baccanaIs head
Who Inalidlm coniesses his beseras e unlJest, ~. r'
While rankes his peace, his affections and rest, .
Far les like the poison, all daily poured forth
as a 10 on land from the south to the north,
g Ohi no. not IKE these, FOR as ether tits purc,
Aud Us fasranre, md frebness ard virtue arc sire
sweet Soda! all love thee when the summer sun birh
sheds abroad his fierce thD' the eaftito' te ky
When fatigue sinks the bGdy--heat mois,ens the bf T.
There Is nOGghtso refreshing. so cooling az tboui'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31

ElRGlNIA.-At rules holden in the clerks nfffe OF
the superior court of chaucery for the WILLIAMS.
burg district, the Sd day of May, 1880: Stephen d.
Fuller and Mary his wife, PITTS. against William NJ
or IN his own light and administrator with the
will annexed of Edmund Taylor, sen'r, John p. Tay
Tor, and others, defts. ~. . -. 80
The defendant Jno =. Taylor rot having entered
his appearance and given security according 10 the act
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabi
tsnt of this country ordered that the said celt nd
ant do appear here the first day of the next term
and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that COPY of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond, for two months sue
cessvely and posted at the front door of the former
capitol, in the city Of Williamsburg. ,- .s. III -
90 A copy. Teste, ED. CHRISTIAN r r..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31
T. REMOVAL. On

~ ISLhSN AL. -Ey-u -..H r..a
p OBERT II. JENKINS has renewed to Market
IL Square, between the Stores Of Messrs Wads-
worth d Williams and w. s. ID Kyle Co, where he
will sell a,very> reduced prices an extensive assert
mcnt OF fancy Dry Goods and Irish Linens, SC &c.
jy 10 -.- .-.f o. .' -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31
Ladies' Summer Wear.

FasHtona6Ic and Chfap Dry Goods--rcD16Dca
10 .Markst Bridge.
ID OBERT III. JENKINS has received bv the lac,
~ arrivals, the following rich aud new Goods.
Oriental battices of new and rich patterns
DO 'Coriine, Of do do do Fl
Plain black and coloured palmarines, bntticcs and
striped gauzo l
Elegant colourod and figured mundafnes
Corded striped baiticc, very cheap article
Foulafd figured Persian eatizo
Rich lace capes, collars iorclas and polerincs, Of
tho most fashionable shapes
With many new and rich Goods
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31
JULY FASHIONS. ~ :

F.9SHiO&.4BLE DRY GOODS.
nPENiNG this Tuesday mornings received by
" The last Packet from France, the toiowinr rich
goods: --.. .-..-,
Varegated 0rentals, rchund beautiful article for
Ladies' Dresses. NM r1rEsr.E ...s.sg,gg i,
Kaleidoscope Scarfs, new, fashionable, and cheap
article for the neck. .-- f,s -, asEs-s z
Froabedour Scarfs, material of Gauze, Embroidered
and lI'thographlc Cnlored Borders. -''E c.
few more of those elegant Leopold Decoupe Scars
largaand extensive assortment of Gauze Lcisse and
SILK Barrege Fancy Hdkts, of the newest sum
mer fashions. ... pa p. La ...s.. ...r..r.- ~
Wide and Narrow Q.iihng or Footing Laccs, very
cheap. egr.s r...,,rr.. ...r - '.,-.r s.l
100 doz. Women's White Cotton Hose from auction,
from 20 cts, to fine qualy--wth many new and
rich goods-for sale al reduced prices at r.. H
JENKINS Fancy Dry Good, and irish Iinen
Store IN E-.r ...l..a. rr..ror. lsal sfast
(RemoVedto Market Square 800 a.
iy Is -...s .rr.aE'.. s.trraa CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31

Just Received from France,
I'D BGNAULD'S Pectoral Balsamc Paste Tbe
AG beneficial effects of this Paste, known n jon,,
time before it was mhde public and its Subsequent
srccess, have procured It the favorable reception with
which 1t has been hUHored ever since it's first
ance. ~ ......... .r... .a-.. NJ. .I- -
II is highly beneficial to persons afflicted with
catnTrbs, colds consumpons, and all diseases ofthe
lungs. ~ ~
In asthma, either in old or young patients, Ills
preparation employed in raihcr large doses especial
y at night, when going to bed. las frequently Of
Iccted a complete cure, and constantly procured
easy. Nn...r S'
In coughs which accompany and follow measles, in
srable effect. III. w
IL 10 alss useful toPersons who obliged to speak
Many Of the public journals, and some Of the most
eminent physicians in Paris, have given Rernaud's
fasic most iiattenng recommendations. a constant
Supply viii be kept by the Subscriber at lis Book and
stationery Store, warranted genuine.
ma 20 u. d. SANXAY .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31
BY MRS. uOFLANI

.1NHE Blind Farmer aud his Children by Mrs Bonand:
= William and his Uncle Ben. by The same: sNG' %.
Alicia ard her Aunt, think before YOU sneak by the
Also another supply Of Wilson's Episcopal Manual;
o@gh sketches OF The Lives Of the Ssnerf the Declaration
Of Independence; .H "-'ns'f 81 ID ~
hlalcombs Bible Dictionary; ~ agra-I- aua .aaTlfEa
Paul Clifford &c &cIust received by CoILINSg Co %
jy Is gs-re a....-- . 81 . ~ = - , - 10,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31

! II Newspaper for the Ladies. 80 8 81
Proposals ior publishing in the City OF Washington,
h WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in ne az Iu,,ar,o firm
containing eight pages devoted entirely to the dis.
semnation OF intelligence useful and interesting 10
the Ladies. tn be emitted 49,. 4 q 90 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31
RECEIVED Asr NKNIisy

e-s..ss RECEIVED Ar NASlf'Ss, =.
MOS 81 aud IS stibmfy of Use,5 Kno,sl,ss - Fi54
- DO -. Maps adapted Ia do.
Sonmuo to ivesobscriters The shove n usua
Vol 10, Ensrsh CnnI aw Rcrortsf u
No 3. tanners Series, Library Of Useful KnovIsdue
:. No U, (Arti, American Turf Rec ct lil Sy'f q
y ap 10 400 Is 49, -1r - - - 49, -,
~ Musical Cabinet. .s ~
CLASSICAL Pocket Library FOR the German
- Flute, Flageolet, Yiotnor Oboe--consistins. Of
Songs with wordsl and dances
Duets and trios oEs 'l4 iai-isst re
Sco,tish airs and songs, as Ducts & tfios
Irish airs, as SlA = isi] do ~ do 't-fsN \
Welsh airs and songs. as do 10 {
Italian airs as ~ le,ise do do tttRi
French songs and airs. as do do
German do do as do 1o
Marches & quick steps, as DO do ~
Selected. arranged, aud partly composed hy j.
!" htakcr-l9 numbers received and for sale. (,
! MA 27-ts 500 COfTtNS' &, C-f1 =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31
TO LOVERS or HORSES

To LOVERS OF HORSES.
N Philadelphia. 90
This book IS puff bt from tic best Information the adj
yeIseT can get rom persons the city, competent
Judges he waaSed IN saying that is decidedly the best
treatise on tie subject to be found print and PROCESSES 70
embrace nothing ~ It's table Of what treated Of
in mastery style II
II would be supersuous TO say that those who Justly appre
cae that noble aud useful animal the Horsc viii find iris
most desirable little volume Hsl' - ~ I" : \
Price rs cents-Fof sale by JOHN H. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31

Fine Linen Letter Paper.
nNE case fine linen Letter Paper, termed g 70.
~ reign Posr-rccciyed by
g'3 NJ NASH /
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31
FOR SALE,

RzvSA FOR SALE, ..H..H
E:!. The House and Lot on Church-IIll.
liiki formerly the property Of John ParkhiI and nosg
fEEnBsin the occupancy Of Mr. Joseph s. James Tie
lot has been lately enclosed and the house Undergoing
thorough repair There fine Yard aud Garden attach.
cd to the preses Well Of good water Coal and Smoke
house. Stable and Carriage house. all of brick The present
occupant has lease the premises Cor years, but this
wi" not affect the sale possession may be bad in twelve
months from the time the repairs making shall have been
completed Application 10 be made %
Jan 10 - " i" n q, McNEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31

GIT. JULIEN CLARET.--ao cases St. Julien
~ Clarct, for sale at low price. by
jy t5 -. -. II. H. DREW. Agt- -
- HEEN GIT tlER = Just received, q supply Of
m kfecn 0ingep<-tor sale at re,sil, by M
zlil e 8. ~ n II. DREW, Ag, 3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31

-. 81, y Ferfumery, DC. ~ - 7ll.'..'-.
UST received, the following, siz Cologne water,
- genuine French. in bottles of great variety OF
shapes; FLORIDA wafer; aromatic vinegar honeySwa.
ter; French and English soaps; burning PARTICLES in
tended for burning in sick rooms, which when lighted
emit most fragrant odour; pearl powder; rouge in
pots; vinegar rouge; MacasSar OIL bears oil; PC
nuine otto of rose, and milk of roses.
ap 10 $50 H. C.. McNEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-31

Llbrory of Useful knowledge
AZ e.. 81, q. ~, -Rcceited BY COLLINS s CO.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-02
WASHINGTON, Nav "a.

WASHINGTON, May "a.
The Indian bill still agonizes, monopolizss,
distracts, and embarrasses the House Perhaps
there never was, on any occasion, during the
last seven years, so much anxiety and effort as
have been witnessed here. The Senators from
Georgia and Alabama have been in the lobby
of the House, besetting such members as thew
feared to lose on the ultimate vote, and even
delegates from the executive department have
not been indolent nor inactive in the same work.
Mr.. Lewis, a Representative from Alabama, has
to-day betrayed greater heat on the question,
than any member has done, who preceded him.
He distinctly averred it to be party measure,
on which the character of the administration is
staked; said that if it were defeated, the ad.
ministration would be considered as PROSTATE;
called on all the friends of Gen Jackson to vote
for the BILL and stigmatized all as traitors who
would not act with the party on this measure.
The weight,of talent is overwhelming against
the bill, and if talent and truth can carry a
point, in opposition to mere party strength, the
fate of the bill cannot be doubtful for mo.
ment-United States Gazette.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-02
THE CENSUS.

BosToN, May 90, 1880.
The Assistants for taking the census or emu,
meration OF the District of Massac husetts, hav-
ing been legally appointed by the Marshal, and
the first day Of June next. being the time "a.
signed for the commencement Of their duty,
the inhabitants Of this Commonwealth are 70.
specially requested to afford them such aid
and facilities as will ensure true and correct
return of the whole population OF the District,
SAMUEL p. HARRIS, Marah&l.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-02

"MoRE EcoEoMY." John Dean was appoint-
ed Marshal at Key West, in the place Of Mr..
Wilson, removed, and allowed to take posses
sion of the office, without giving bonds accord,
ing to law. This is not all John Dean re-
ceived in advance, (why or wherefore cannot
be told Twenty-Five hundred dollars, which he
had no right TO. After he received the money :,
our reforming" President declined nominating
him to the Senate; another person was nomi.
mated and appointed in his place--Dean got the,
money, and the United States are minus $2500.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-02
WAsBINeToS. NAV 81.

IVNj
The demand for copies of Mr.. Webster,s
Speeches in what has been called The Great
Debate in the Senate, has been Unprecedented.
We are just completing an edition of twenty
thousand copies, which, added to former edi-
tions, will make an aggregate Of very nearly
forty thousand copies that will have been print
cd at this Office alone. There have been print.
ed also at other different places throughout the
United States, perhaps twenty different editions
of these speeches. II is hardly too much to
say, that no speech in the. English language
has ever been SO universally diffuscd. or SO gen.
orally read-NationGl Intelligencer.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-02

pressing deep sense that the people of that State
entertain of the justice of the claim made by the
commonwealth of Massachusetts on the government
of the United States for the services OF the militia in
defending the commonwealth then including the
territory of Maine from INVASION we'll for the
services rendered on well founded apprehension Of
invasion during the last war" and requesting the
senators and representatives in congress from the
State to their best endeavors to obtain an i'm
mediate provision by congress for the payment of
such portion of the claim, is now admitted to be
due, upon the rules and regulations which have
been applied to the adjustment of similar claims
from other States" regret the occasion now to
say, that, notwithstanding the united representa-
tons and appeals of both States, the clear and
questionable character of the claim, the jealous
ana unremitted efforts to obtain its allowance, the
full and explicit admission of its JUSTICE in reports
by different committees of the house of representa-
tiyes, and recently by solemn act of the senate in
the passage, without DIVISION of bill providing in
part for its payment, like to suffer still fur
Their most injurious delays in its settlement The
house OF representatives, at the last dates from
Washington, had not scted upon the bill from the
senate, and there is ground for hope that if
it was to become matter for debate, it would be
moved in the closing days of the session. When
the disposition which shall be made of it is ascer-
tanned, and opportunity had to learn from the dele
cation, the measures if any, which the interest of
the commonwealth requires, may find cause to
ask your indulgence in permitting me, again, and
with more particularly, to present the subject to
! your attention
Resolutions of the legislature of the State of Ohio
declaring the sense of that assembly y" that the TIA
riff OF eighteen hundred and twenty accords
with the spirit of the constitution of the United
States and that it maintains the true principles of
protection to the industry of the country against
foreign policy and legislation p and resolutions of
like import adopted by the general assembly of the
State OF Delaware, have beenI forwarded to me, to
be LAID before the legislature of this commonwealth
There are several subjects of important public
bearing, upon which 1 Intentionally abstain from
addressing you, at the present time. On former &C.
/ casions, have spoken of them freely, and in the
manner which sense of duty seemed to require.
They relate to measures for the encouragement and
promotion ofinternal improvement, permanent pro-
vision for an adequate revenue, and a revision and
amelioration of the laws concerning Imprisonment
tor debt. These subjects have become familiar to
public consideration. They have lost none of their
interest from any change of circumstances or by
the lapse of time, and in the acceptable season,
doubt not, they will receive favorable determine
4 ton. LEVI LINCOLN
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-02
MONDAY. Man 81,

o-,, JuONDH 4, Judy Oh
the Governor was taken up, and the various
parts thereof referred to the appropriate Com
mittees.
On motion of Mr. Burnell the Committee on
the Judiciary were instructed to consider wheth-
er any and what alteration ought to be made in
the laws relating TO the settlement of estates in
HOUSE. Ordered, that the Committee on
the Militia be instructed to report a bill to
amend the Militia Laws, so as to abolish Courts
Martial IN time of peace, and provide for the
trial OF Militia officers by jury in the Courts OF
Common Pleas.
Messrs. Blake of B., Cushman of NJ, Kyle Of
O., and another, were appointed Committee
TO consider the expediency Of granting power to
any City or Town for holding Stock in Rail
Road Corporations, provided such City, or
Town shall consider it expedient to invest the
same.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-06-02

At ii o'clock, the two branches assembled in
Convention. His Excellency, Levi Lincoln,
Governor elect, and His Honor, Thomas l..
Winthrop, Lieut.. Governor elect, appeared be-
fore The convention, and were qualified for the
discharge Of their respective offices, by taking
and subscribing the oaths prescribed by the con.
stifution,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-06
BY E. w. REINH ynI 1y.NO !,

died eyed police. There are countless
ways by which men in a free couutry
may encroach on their neirhbor's
rights. In religion the instrument is
ready made and always at hand. | re-
Ter to Opinion, combined and organic
ed III secis, aud swayed by the clergy.
we say we "ave 40 inqnisition. But a
sect. skllIully organized, trained to ut
ter one cry, combined to cover with re-
proach whoever may dilIer from them
selves, to drown the fres expression of
opinion 10y deuunciaiions of her sy, and
10 strike terror into the multitude by
JOINT and perpetual menace, snch sect
rs as perlous and palsy,ng To the intel
lect as the luquisition. 1t serves the
minister as effectually as the sword.
The present age is VIGOROUSLY sectari-
an, and therefore hostile To liberty.
one OK the strongest features Of our
times, is the tendency of men to run in
to associations. TO lose themse Ives in
masses, 10 think and act in crowds, To
&C, from the excitement oil numbers, to
sacrifice individuality, TO identify them
selves with parties aud sec,s. At such
period, we ought to fear, and cannot
too much dread, lest Lost should he
marshalled under some seciarian STAN
dard, SD numerous and so strong, as to
"verawe opinion. st,He inquiry, compel
dissenters to a prudent silence, and
thus accomplish the end without incur.
ring the odium, of penal laws. We
have indeed no small protection against
this evil IN the multiplicity of sects.
But let us not forget that coalitions are
as practicableand as pe,Ious in church
as in state; and that minor differences,
as they are called, may be sunk, for the
purpose of JOINT exer,ion against a com
mon foe. Happily. the spirit of this
people, in spite "f all narrowing inAu-
ences. is essentially liberal Here lies
our safety. The liberal spirit of the
peopl', | trust is more and more to
temper and curb that exclusive spirit,
which is the bescttlng sin of their rell-
gIons guides. - CLAIMING.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-06

| least injured IN favour by the Rut5
BaSa on the contrary. he thinks. both
'm"roved. not blythe addition of any
peculiar havour, but 10y increased rich
ness the colour is certainly very
much improved. The case of cui-
tivation and great yield of crops are
addnional Incentives to it's adoption :
ana to these may be added another
oil some importance to gardeners and
others restricted in ground-it can be
raised as second crop on the ground
occupied IN the spring by carly vegeta-
oies,snch asp peas, early, green corn, DC.
AS high as live hundred, and even
seven hundred and fifty bushels of Ru-
ia oaga turnips have been raised to the
acre. Among other excellent papers
to be iound IN previous volumes of the
American Farmer, on the cultivation
of Ruta Baga, we would refer to one
by Judge Buel, of Albany, page Sol,
vol. 3. We know of nothing more i'm
provident and repr pachful in the man
agement of Southern farms, than the
almost universal failure TO take mea-
sures for supply OF roots, and vege-
tables, such as turnips, mangel wurtzel,
ruta baga, pumpkins, &c. for aointer
iood Tor their stoSks-at all events for
their mich co,os These they leave in
most cases to live on dry corn husks,
dry straw, dry leaves-in a word, dry
and empty bellies, without c,vering
to protect them from the peltngs of the
pittlless storm, and wi,hou. even a re.
guler supply of pure cold water and
yet when this great manager, this Lord
over all around him takes his seat at the
breakfast table without plate of fresh
butter, or pot of fresh cream, ten to
one, II he does not look sour, and in
slnuate the reproach of bad manage
ment against all but-himself!-[B
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