Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-02

t LOT Punmsnlng I'm the City OF Washington.
containing eight pages, devoted entirely to the dis.
seminaon of intelligence useful and interesting 10
inc LADIES', to be entitled
THE KALEIDEScopn
AND LADIES' LITERARY GAZETTE
~ oTWITHSTANDING the number of new,n.n.,.
L daily issued to the public in the District OF &c.
lnmba, the undersigned are under the impression thai
sun announcer IS requisite, in order to nut the 6nshno,
link to the literary chain, (f they NAV be perm,d y,
use hgure,) which will then encircle the "ten n;,
square or the papers published here with one SOL
hary exception-(and that is of such cb.rac,s,
Us not TO interfere, in the slightest degree with ,be;-
proposed publcation)-Poiiics IS the be,;nn;o IT.
middle, and the end-'the order of the day 20 Inc
complete exclusion OF all reading of more refined oi
imaginative ption-.those more polished and .Is
CANT germs of lterature-whch impart instrnc,;on
whiie they give life and animation the social circle
IL VIII be observed above, that the UNDERSIGNED nro
pose to depart somewhat from the beaten trock =,
o,her would-oe as veil as ssful Editors in the
district; and Tor that purpose, have determined 10 de-
vote their time and talents such as thew an
trey to the amusement and instruction Of thu fi,.
portion OF creation. Why this object has bee 40 III
Tie regarded by the conductors of the Press in "the
three cities is matter of surprise to every one Tn.
undersigned will attempt to form reason for
neglect, lest prejudice might deem them un;,,s, "a
oshers OF their profession is fact that the ladiea
OF the District OF Columbia have evInced abundant h
crafty IN their subscriptions to papers of this cb.r.c
Ter. published IN the northern cities; Circumstances
~nch SHOWS that something of this kind is vantinp,
nearer home To dspel ennui, and amuse the mind +,
'ne hours OF relaxation from the more enprossin
OF female ME-. Why shall we not then withon, y.nt
an.e'Pate reasonable share of patronage from The
aons anu maids OF our District In CARVING int,
=; 1. our proposed plan, we shall, Of course
IN outy pound endeavor TO give universal
we ia'i' we must look for indulgence from tbos'
who' we are sure will be always WILLING to $500
70 U.s. our tar patrons. Our paper will be made ~
Principally OF Selections from the most approved ~S
reuned literary publications of the present and t
gone days; and, while hope to exhibit o,ch -
hent IN these as to satisfy our fair readers ,b.t ~
hss 'ner Improvement as well their Il
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our pages which shall cause the manny binsh , :.
,use inc far cheek OF the most delicatey modest W.
rave noera promises OF assistance from several te,a,
,aues ana &c ntlemen of high standing, moreovcr IL
nope by Their courtesy, to be able to presen, -,
readers, occasionally, a choice Original Tale snS -
VISIT 10 the more ideal but not less beautiful regions -
or the "thousand. and-one" appellations p.,r,.,,.
suited to publication like the one here nropos.d 10y
nave chosen "The Kaleidoscope" as most in unisoo
WIN our.plan, which will be to give at every ,r r
constant succession Of ever-varyinQ but sill b.;,
ana pleasing forms and reflections AS faint ali .th
soow e mature Ef our work we beg leave to
lected; ' 'b'"" ana Sc
Memoirs Of distinguished females, in the various dc.
Partments OF public and private life; 49,
a journal Of the fashions home and forsr =, -
their varieties: s"' u" Eli
Excerpts, from the best authors;
Anecdotes, Of the more refined cast; ,v;,,,, s.;
excellent thoughts, &C.: wy saying
Notices of the drama, criticisms on popusr n.e,,,
ers, &C.; " p0p'ar Periorn-
Original and we'll selected poetry, in Which tho 49,.
fty of the legitimate Muse alone will be eh,r;shn p"
IN pohtcs--w'thout having any thing TO aav in f,o
any party, we pledge ourselves To the uncopd;,;o,a
support OF the Ladies' choice, whenever fully and f;
expressed; "V "'o ia'fly
And last, though not least we propose IN adoo;, -
auversements such only excepted, as relate TO af,
In which our fair readers have an interest ''
ROBERT VI. MADRA
&C.. cy, CHARLES G. p. HOUGU.
CITY OF Washington, Feb. 1880.
EnhsI"Ihe Kaleidoscope, and Ladies' I;,cro-,
WIN new type, at Three Dollars per annurn n, Tn2,
Dolars and Fifty Gents, if paid in advance " W.
u WIZ be published and delivered to subacr;h.-, T.,
w Washington city and Georgetown on Friday eyen;rn
subscribers at distance, they will be mailed ir
fnedIately on publication. ''"-
me hrst number-as specimen Of the wo,l-r,;u
appear on FRIDAY the I'd day Of April next AZ q n
~ SUBSCRIPTION papers placed at the BooLs,n
=. :. ., :, t''s.. ---- feb "a
NViRGlNIAs-At rules, holden in the elerLJ. oai..
OF The superior court Of chancery for IN. nj,
tnond district, the I'd day of August ia30 sa; Cr'
Puliam, assignee Of John W. Smith col o,i'1,s -
against Edmund w. Foote'S ex'or Of Aup,,s,;ne p.;.
uecH Thomas ]. Webb and Harriet his wife Samuel
and Maria his wife, Edwin Davis and Chsrcs
J. paws and Matilda his wife, dts
- C, uslehuanb Thomas Y. Webb, Edwin Davis
S Ch~ies J. Davis and Matilda his wife not
having entered their appearance and given se en-
~ according To the act Of Asse r,bly and the
VI ms court, and IL appearing, by satsfsctory
that they are not inhabitants of this country,
s o'oeredt that the said defendants do appear here
ISL day OF the next Jan'ry term, and answer Tho
pm OF the plaintiffs, and that copy Of this order he
~ I''"WHb inserted IN some newspaper published in
we cry OF Richmond, for two months succe ssveIy
posted at the front door of the capitol in the said
Guy. COPY. Teste
---SS.------Wm . G. PEspLsros. C. C.
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