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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19
MONSIETR TONSON

"llI' stand the ensuing Tree lin, near Rrh.
" mnud, Va His season 10 Commence st February
aud terminate i July tie win no let 10 mares at 30
dollars the witch may be discharged by the payment
OF 40 dollars within the season Mares can be insured 20
dollars One dollar To the groom IN every case.
Every desirable arrangement has been made for the
mediation OF Ia this horse. They will be pasured
gratis well fed with gain II required % peg day. and
stalled IN all bad weather.
One OF the subscribers viii give his personal aien.
ton 10 mares, IN order that they may I've returned their
es IN good condition. We cannot he responsible for accidents
or escapes, but will every eNeuon 70 prevent BOTH
Monsieur Tonson beautiful bay fifteen hands three inches
hsh with black egs main aud Tail Tie aneIy proportion.
ed, exhibiting beauty and power throughout his form His
blood, appearance and performance equal IL superior,
to any horse hs continent. Ills colts likely, and la
high estimation. THOMAS WATSON
ABNER ROBINSON.
Tree Ill. Jan %. I2t--c3m
u NnnNN N,S nIss.r on I,n,.nA1, ,,.l,I, .1.I..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19

MEDLEY will stand the ensuing Spring at my
tfI stable, in the county of Chesterfield being
the same place he made his last season, within one
mule oil Moodys Tavern, l3 from Petersburg and
% from Richmond, and is ready to serve mares
at o the leap, $50 the season, payable the 18th Ju-
~ next, when it will expire-s5O to ensure n mare
payable as soon as she is known to be in foal, and
one dollar to the groom.
|IedIeyis handsome grey, ycarE old this Spring
fuH 10 hands high-for form, strength, beauty ap-
pearance, performance and blood, admired and ap
proved.-tte has made but one season. when he
han ii mares besides my own. Mr.. John ID Kir-
bysemare Coquettc was, however, put to him be
fore ne made season, and produced very promi
sing grey hlley, which is the only one of his get
that has yet appeared 500 in cash was offered for
at months old, and $1,000 asked-and as addition.
al evidence the value of his family, sold last fail
the half of two FLIES by Sir Charles out of Medley's
Dam, O!d Reality, one four and the other two wears
old, tor $4,000 IN money. My overscer Mr. Bauqh
my son George and Arthur Taylor all residing near
The stable will attend particularly to all orders in INV
absence. W. r. JOHNSON,
u IL III. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19
CIDER IND .4PPLE.S.

I'HE Subscriber has just received a small con-
IL signment of superior picked APPLES. VIRGINIA
growth, also parcel of nice Virginia cider intended
for boitling, which he offers for sale low.
mar l8-5t II VIM. J. CLARKE
HIkotoSALS will he received until "Wednesday the I7Ih
inst, for extending CuyeIts Oh street near ,he
Market BTidge-say 1850 Wv
culvens - " w '''
FOR 26o feet runnng measurl of Granite stone for floors
cIiiyers D TO inches thick and feet long.
or 10000 best hard burnt bricks TO he laid in mortar IN,
h arches OF the euyers that be 81 the base and
10 form nearly half circle. ~
Also for repairing the surface of street that shall have
been interrupted in the proposed undertaking.
Persons disposed to contract for the whole potion of
Tue work named above will please direct their cotnmunca
tons to HENRY CT ARKE
mar lot If Chairman of The Coor,;,,c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19
LAW SCHOOL
sealed and acknowledge
in presence of
mar S-Iaw1It

I>HE next session of the Lao School at NcedsoDr
Il IN the county of Cumberland near FayrnrilKe.
III the county OF Prince Edrcard, will open on the
first Monday in May next, and be, in all resnecrs
conducted as heretofore; except, that the student,
VIII have to board themselves in FarmriIts one mile
ana quarier of; and except also that while NAV
sion will end on the last day Of November next
Every week, on Friday, in the session. the students
VIII be examined; and every Saturday will be court
day. Tor these purposes the students WILL on those
DAYS attend In the court room at .Needhan.
The session will be seven months The price of
one hundred dollars, paid III advance.
CREED TAYLOR.
Needham, Va. March ! 1880 est
u Letters, postpaid, addressed to me- at the Bell
Tavern Richmond until the LIST of May next will be
attended to. y n,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19
ONE DOLLAR REWARD-

A BSCONDED from the subscriber on the night
n of the 5th inst, Richard ShacEleford an in
denied apprentice. will give the above reward for
the said Sbackieford, delivered to me in Richmond,
and no other expenses paid
forewarn all persons, whatsoever, from harbour
ing employing, or conveying away the said appren-
tice, under the penalty of the law.
mar IS 2aw 2w JOUN DITRuAM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19
NOTICE.

4NO w.
A MEETING of the Stockholders or the Rank of
"A Virginia will be held their Banking House.
IN the city of Richmond, Friday. the twenty first
day Of May next.
WIN. cambridge, Cash'r.
March 1lth $780,
Form of power of attorney for appointing proxies
for the said mecting:--
know all men 6y these presents that
OF do hereby appoint
/ substitute proxy to represent
at special meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS
OF the Bank OF Virginia, to be held on FRIDAY the
twenty first day of May next III the city of Rich
mond for the purpose of considering and deeidng on
The acceptance or rejection of extended Charter of
the said Bank. as authorised by law passed by the
General Assembly, the 18th of February, 1850.
entitled AN act further to extend the Charter of the
Bank OF Virginia, and for other purposes In wit
ness whereof have hereunto set hand and seal
this day of in the wear 1880"
Signed, sealed and acknowledged
in presence of
I2-Iaw11tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19

uJA press of foreign news excludes the Congress
sional summary-but the reader loses but little We
will bring up in our next
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19


WE maryland and Virginia Steamboat Company desirous
give every accommodation travellers have so arrang.
ga e Ooa as to otter direct from Richmond
bnore three times week. without any detention At Nor
iOA-One oil the oompays boats viii in future leave Richmond
on Tue mornings Of Sunday Wednesday Friday at o'clock
ana on her arrival at Norfolk, will proceed immediately oT
Baltimore. where she viii arrive on the allowing day 10
travellers coming South will find boat ready Ia
leave baltimore at O'Clock the mornings Of Monday
wednesday aud Friday by which conveyance they will eac
RICHMOND on the evenings of Tuesday Thursday and Saiur
Day rare through, ten dollars three Norfolk aud seven
from thence to Baltimore, including meals
Inc COLUMBUS has commenced running as feight boat
and VIII make three trips month Due of depar.
tire from here, will be given in tire papers day.
mar 8-eol2t il LAWS IIDI,AM Aeon,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19
oMxuSIcArID.
A SQUIB.

A SQUIB
Sundy .MaLsTo those who opposed IN this svse,n
ana VINO are jealous and religious
alter reading Col Jonson's report subject would re-
specially suggest for their sake they Ought
not to put letter into the Post Office no matter how ry,n,
may he the progress ON Sunday
me usual course OF the mall in order
wonder such should have thought of the sin
ness Of Placnga letter nthe Post Office on Saturday nieh
winch was to start on lis journey Sunday morning,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19

sitting as court OF equity, the subscriber commission
he purpose appointed w' sell TO the highest bner for
eauy money on the premises Tuesday the 10Th dav Of
AP laso Tie tract of land OF which Andrew Wilson, dec
eo seled ana possessed situated in King & Queen coun
houas ones adm or &c, of Franklin Scott complainant;
against me heirs OF Andrew Wilson, deed, deis.
CHARLES HILL.
r. = authorised by Mr. Thos Jones' to saw tha, h.
VIII receive from the purchaser, bond with good secuIv
payable at the end of twelve mont from the dsy of sale Or
the amount of sale except will nav The cos,s o.
from the day of sale - IN S''
mar 5-Iaw6w $500
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

IT DOLLAIlS RE w ARD.
A BSCONDED on Tuesday, the l9thnst from on
=. BOARD Mr. I. j. Archer's boat, then lying at
Gainesville, Negro Man, TOM, (who calls hinself
Tom Jefferson.) He is u remarkably likely man,
about 26 years DID, feet or 10 inches high, well
formed and very straight, dark complexion though
not very black high cheek bones and has lost one OF
his front teeth, believe upper tooth on the left
side, the loss OF which shows when he speaks; his
dress is not known, he went to his wife's house
tat Goochland courthouse) the night after he alb
seconded, and there changed his clothes he hns heep
carrage-drIver several years, and worked in boat
on James river the last year, consequently he IS well
acquainted IN Richmond, where it is probable he NAV
go ne Is very artul fellow, and may try pass for
free and attempt to leave the State. I viii
give liberal reward for his apprehension in the State
and $50 If taken up out of the State and secured m
jail so that get him again. Any information res
pecilng him. addressed TO near Scotyille, Pow
hatan county, Va, viii be thankfully received.
ROBT X. DABNEY.
ioNhatan, Jan ID, 1880. wifi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19
Only 24,so4 Tickets !

9624 prizes, amounting 10 g74dI2
Tickets only 81, shares in proportion-For sale al
mar 10 LAMBERTS OFFICE
TO-DAY!
The drawing OF the Maine State Lottery, No. Z,
Extra, will be received.
CArITAL PRIzE $4,000
Tickets only s..
PRIZES
$4,000, COCO, 1900, 1000, 500, COO,
500, 500, 200, "a Of 100,
&c. &c. &C.
Ter sale at
za'is--!:t p c!yryrs oa;s.s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19

IoBACCo.-For the last week inspections have been
40 TO 10 bbds per Day
General Sales.-Refused, 81 5Oa3
Passed, 3 % n 30
Good 10 fine, a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19
Attrttoou Sales.

GLASSWARE.
On SATURDAY. March 2Dth at 10 O'Clock wee shall sell
variety Of cut and plain Glassware Consisting Of decan,crs
funpbefs, wines, &C. &c. ID a l. 70 49,
10 ~
at Pripats Sale,
LANDING FROM ScHRs. PLANTER AND DtoNrnr
10 Hhds N. o. sugars
200 bbls No. 3 mackerel
100 boxes mould candles
% packages cut glass, assorted
- hhds molasses
y bales Sd Cumberland" shirtngs
DO "A do sheetings
20 bbls beef
is do brown sugar mar 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19

DeiaDare and South Carolina, Erira No. 2,
Drawing will be received day after tomorrow, Sun
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19

(tATS Il DUGS.-A few handsome (coOuIed) Lho-
~ gTaphie Engrayngs Of Cats apI Dogs, received.
mar: !, II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19

RROwN's BEST CHEWING TOBACCO,
- Eoy3 For safe by y. . McNEMAl,i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29

the properly ofthe i1rginid shores or strands
bordering on either of the said rivers and all
improvements which have been or shall he
made thereon The western md northern ,x.
tent 81 Tginid shall in all other respects stand
as liked hv the charter King james the first.
IN The yea one thousand six hundred aud nine
aud bv the public treaty OF peace between the
Courts OF Great Brion aud France, in the
year one thousand seven hundred & sixty three;
unless, bv act of Legislature. one or more ter
rlioTies shall hereafter he lad off, ana govern.
ments established westward of the dAtghqay
mountains And no purchase Of lands shall be
made Of the Indian natives, but on h,half of
the public by authority Of the General Assem-.
bly,.
In order to introduce this Government, the
representatives of the people met in Convcn.
ION shall choose Governor & Priyy Council
asa such other officers directed to be chosen by
both Houses as may be judged necessary 10 be
immediately appointed. The Senate To he
first chosen by the people, 10 continue until the
last day of March next, aud the other officers
until the end oflhe succeeding session Of As
'emby. In case of vacancies, the Speaker of
either House shall issue wrils for new cleo.
tions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29

every thing was neglected or abandoned for
these studies, his law books were laid aside, his
clients unattended 10. aud hi. DAYS aud nights
given TO Hebrew bibles, Latin ioios, and lear
ned crllci'ms aud commentaries. lie was
soon Involved IN the embarrassment of debts.
aud after most miserable existence died u
few months since, of broken aud mortified
spirit leaving wife and children destitute.
And 10 what did he sacrifice himself Il family :
What discovery has h. made 7 What truth c.
lucidared OF established thai is worth one farth-
ing 10 any body
" THIS fondness for pagniug ourselves with
what we can never uniod has bern Il part Of
our Nature in all ages. Childhood Is amused
by riddies, aud old age by mysteries, In both
cnses, aiter guessing again aud again. we are
obliged 10 give II up" In this however, they
diner-lhe solution oil riddlss Is within the
scope of the human faculties, not so If mysie.
rles.
" have Internationally run on IN this course
of observation, not 10 dissuade you from the
interest YOU seem TO take in yonr new doctrines
tor Il they occupy and nmuse you, they are so
far. nj least, uselnl and do not fear they will
lead your generous spirit INTO any neglect OF
higher d0tie' or 10 any intolerance of others
nor are my remarks pointed particularly al
your mode OF faith, | repeat, that have all
all my LIE avoided nil knouy aud disputed
ponts OF religion. argue with nobody abon,
the trinity on The UNITY of the Godhead; tho
mysteries of free knowledge and Tree will or
the Profound doctrine OF the atonement by the
death OF Christ. read nothing about them
affirm or deny nothng-l know noihlpg--l
process not 10 understand them, aud know
that much wiser and stronger men have come
to no understanding about them, after centn.
RES OF learned aud inolernnt dispulnIlon, M
which rivers OF blood Ms well as OF ink, have
flowed IN support Of this savage aud unchrls
tian warfare, mix not IN such strife, but am
aonteni TO discharge, as we'll as can the du.
lies which providence has assigned me. accord
ing 10 the clfar and undlsputed Iight he has
gwen me. consider religion TO bRve nothing
10 do with the conflicts Of iheologians, aud the
questions Of the schools, they are 10 my MUD.
the proofs OF the weakness, the pride, aud the
vindlrtse intolerance al the human heart.
when inhnmed by strong passions. Although
have been u constant aud very general reader
for more than forty years. have never peru
USED ono page of any writer upon any ooi,tro-
pertcd question Of religion not epeon sermon.
This Is literally true, aud am sure have es.
capped a world of prrplcSily by this course. aud
lost nothing worth having
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29
POETR z.

-, ,1s Nsp York EoeBi,ig Journal
FROM . room In our columns for the
we - .',,,G,l contribution OF " Esleiie.
following Il, Indulge the hope chat II viii notb
and s''ns9 ye shall be favored with the OIL
u,P Of her muse.
'P''o TO MY COUSIN.
I've has swept on-ana e"''ee'"' "'e'
4'"s licked his flying plumes' -.
a., nnw the deep romance o' '"o'e' INV
" MI .hades assumes,
time has swept on, s'no. n''
I''s amp So eaily smiled,
,Vben thou WAS w y'"'" '"'' -
was still a child,
VI. coosin dost thou'aot look back upon
,hnse careless hours, -,
md feel how crushed ana iaheu no" arc nv
hrsl bloom,ag flowers
,;Ss dream lhose joys which filled the
baarI's imag mugs,
u,,v hrirhler lar was tancy's power, than aushi
that memory hrings
"a vet how is il, that thy brow wears not The
marks o care
ri. r,,,nne's changes have not made single
Grrow there
- INV heart was still the same, but
scarcely thought TO ind
r.. laoks so ike me looks OF old, engraven on
,ny mind.
1cood forget that time had flown, wh'e gaz
ing on thy face -.
a,tbat IN n the cheqnered past, his ruins
still trace,
u.,aeo are the homes whose brilliant beams
made life cloudless scene
st.aow moi where-but they are now as II they
ue'er had been.
.r... o,,r,o has no second ray, like hopes first
.r,. sa"., No Second dreams OF bliss, 90 beauti
tul aud bright,
,.a,sso a,o Gfe', first confidence has been de.
ceivpd and lest
r.o,,o,chsry and iugra,itude the trusting mind
have crossed.
Sv co,.in hast thon learned to doubt pr2tes'
Si0ns, and dISiru't IT, r.
1Ae cord of promise Il notso, the "or'd mas
been more J3st =,
To thee than me and thou canst Tot the feel
ing comprehend =.
Which bids the haarI 10 fsdr Inc nio'ei '"e
more it locsSa f'iend.
Time has swept on, and in his flight the sepa
rating yeats
Between ns nave been gathering IN sunshine
and in tears;
And we should be as strangers now, nor Cast
thought behind,
Rul ,ha. there ia tie Of blood, which TIME can
ne 'er unbind. tolhLLE'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29
nv FLETCHER * TOAER.
TER Ms.

-, ,rnuI1, pnyable In advance.-No mn
y For ~ y, 10 received FOR less time than az months
se1pnoh Will bo discontinued Out at the diScfeaon
rae ...,,ents will be inserted at so cents per
II No 6rst time md 81 10 cents for esch
iafe {or rbaso from distAnct must he paid for
.5atnHaaee. .insertion or tho payment assumed by
rrsroa.. 90 s .,ble person in Lynehburg'
suy ,neo,v Orders not exceeding two square'are
I,,9 for six dollars.
Tloors hs at 10 aae a po 'uu' W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-03-29

From series OF interesting letters now pub.
fishing in the Boston Courier, We extract Tie
following, written in happy vein Of ease aud
pleasantly
RECoLLECTIONS OF TURKEY.
SIR line Grand Visic, is the Ailss of
the Turkish empire Ills tile indicates his
duty. for II means a carrier, one that carries
burdens, or one
Who would fardes bear"
He is Keeper OF the great seal his seven tails
are Of the longest, aud his turban has the eII.
Ter Of Golconda. lie is the greatest subject
IN Iarhey and though he has not the power
directly of taking life, yet by his influence win
the Sultan, he Is sure 10 survive his enemies
Yet the Vlsier himself like a Russian monarch.
seldom dies of old age thirty three of these
great men, have been cut of in the midst Of
their projects, by destiny and their masters
The WISER may administer justice, or the re
verse, wherever he is, though there is an an.
peal 10 the sultan in person, n the appelant
will" carry Goals upon his head, and no one
dare stop him while the fire is burning. This
is, 10 be sure, rather "A hand way of coming Mt
Justice. but no worse than going to law in some
other Countries.
This great officer has n retinde of thousand
men, aud though his salary is but small, his
income is immense. Perhaps his commissions
are high. when his interference is wanted with
the Sultan, either for Offices pardons There
is no particular training needful fora Visier.
One Sultan found this officer in his barber, and
another in his cook
The chief oflhe Bosiandghies gardeners IS
the head of the police in Constantinopie.
When he takes bis evening rounds, mute is the
voice OF merriment IL the great msp should
hear sounds ofre ioicing when 10 an III humor
himself, it seems a reflection on his own |, W
spirits. aud he orders stones 10 be thrown into
J he windows of the jewellers, to reduce 10 the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-21

IN Goochland county court, 18th November 1863:
u john III. Treyian, pitt. against John s. Fleming
and George Fleming, df,s.-IS CHAScrRY.
The bill OF the plaintiff being Fad and fled, and the
defendant, John s. Fleming, not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act Of
assembly and tie rules Of this court and appearing
TO the satisfaction Of the court, that he is not an
inhabitan OF this state, the motion Of the plaintiff
by counsel it is ordered that the said defendant John
5. Fleming, do appear here on the third Monday in
March next, and answer the b Ut the plaintiff and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
public newspaper, printed in the city of Richmond for
two months successfully, and that smother copy,
posted at the front door of the courthouse Of hi.
county, on two successive court days And il is fur
ther ordered, that the defendant, George Fleming ia
not pay away, secrete, otherwise dispose Of any
money or property in his hands, belonging to the de
fendsnt, John s. Fleming, to render him unable
to pay the PLAINTIFFS dsmsnd in his bill t n,ioned snc
the costs OF this suit, until the further order of th
court. a Copy Teste,
40 Nan. w. MIIIGp. n. c. q, q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-21
NOVEMBER 2Jth, 1890.
RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY

HAVING -uccecded in procu,inr the serv;cos .,
DIT. Chgrtfs A. Lemis, Jun. as PRrnc,p,I. ia
oc ained III the Classical Department. nv Mr. Son,
Mel ~ Oicen Wiison. (sun OF tie Rev. Samuel u
wilson OF Fredrricksburr,) the Tru;,ces Of 60 ~
st".'on confidently Congratulate The pnaI;cE' ,,no
!, p,o'pec' vi again realizing those benefits which
nope, that Its enlightened ii Uu,aie, t .u
1t tile success, to which it's numerous and acknowl-
cd:ed advnn' -ges, so cminently ent;Ie it, For the
faithful and nile discharge Of the duties ASSUMED
hI the best pledge will be found, in the unwcaried
ana Pracfised zeal with which Mr.. Lewis has here
oore acquitted himself iDthe profession Of his early
choice. Or the qualifications, and amablc dsposi-
sition OF Mr. Wilson, the most satisfactory testimo
mails have been adduced. from sources the most un
questionable. When to these primary elements of
success are added others even better assurcd and
only second to them IN Importance, viz: large and
coinmodiors Buildings, the salhbrity of whose site
Is individuality tested by the fact that for wears mas,
It has proved refuge of unfang security 10 Tie
adjacent inhahilants ofess fa,Cu.ed spots md for
the last seven years to the President himself and his
family, with entire exemption from autumnal disease
reniotcncss frum every haunt of vice, and n well
selected library of abou, 500 volumes. the Trustees
cannot doubt that il will be secure in the dscornmon,
OF mn intelligent pubiick The course Of instruction
viii nc such. TO qualify students for entering Col
lege or the University, and will comprise the English
Latin and Greek Languages, Geography with the
ofthc Maps and Globes Arithmetic ALGEBRA
Geometry, Plane and Spherical T'rigononcrry. and
the Theory md Practice OF Surveying The moral
and religious instruction Of the youth committed 10
his care, will be primary object, and will be incul
Gated upon every fit occasion, the best foundation
for piey, virtue, and useful knowledge by the Prin-
cipal aud his Assistant. The exercises will commence
the 5th of January, 1890 g. terminate OH the 5th
OF December following. with vacation of one month
in the summer. Terms for Board and Tuition, inclu.
dug washing. S110 each boardcr finding his own
bed, bedding, towel and candles
Addrcss,to the Principal, Bowling Green Caro-
line County, Va till the LIST of January; aud aferwards
to him, or TO the President, RappaIennock Acade-
my. JOHN ii. BERNARD
81 c&dtf President