davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-20
Proposal, by Nary Barney,
THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE:
OR, LADY'S EMPORIUM.


OR, LADY'S EMPORIUM.
The intended work will be generally literary. and
occasionally political The literary department shall be
conducted in manner not inferior to that of The
bsst periodicals III the country-n the several depart
ienis OF prose and verse, and their subdivisions into
narrative, sentimental and ddactic compositions or
igina selected. Nor although it's general head be
literature shal the Jucubration of science in any of
its branches be neglected, when they shall be offered
Tor publication in the ''Nationul Magazine.
In the struggle which Is now going on between civ
u liberty anG wild snaTchy, under the garb OF demo
Cracy she will sometimes raise her febls voice; not
disputant IN the arena OF party, but advo-
cate for certain great principles which may become
her and condition 10 feel lively and deep interest
III maintaining, in these times of miscalled reorma-
lion" AS victim of prescription" she has suffered
too Huch and knows too much to permit her entire
silence. Upon that subject she cannot avoid spesk
ing freely-she will try, however, to speak dis
Directly. If there any who would still frown upon
this last struggle of mother for Der family they are
at liberty to withhold bhelr suPport-A Daughter of
the Revolution. and the grand children of Revulu-
tnna'y Heroes, will perish they bog the land
where they should live in honor.
Fhe work will be comprised in eighty pages,
On fine paper, IN new type handsomely stitched and
coiored covers-making two handsome volumes a
year.
Tknms--Thea annual subscriptions viI DO Five Dol
rs payable IN ADVANCE or on the delivery of the third
number, at the pleasure of individuals.
All subscriptions remaining unpaid at the and of
the year to be discontinued. For single number
rs cents.
Much attention will be paid to forwarding the num-
beers, and with the least cost to subscribers- being
intendedto establish sgences in all the principal cities
and town. by whom The T?ork will be carefully doiv-
cred To other places, when the number of sub
scrbers may not be sufficient TO establish an agency
they will be forwarded by mail unless otherwise drec
ted Subscribers are respectfully distinctly
to prescribe tho places persons whom the work
shall be sent for their use. MARY BARNEY
uJ All letters and communications attended to by
WILLIAM b. BARNEY, Agent and Publisher
Baltimore. Sent 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-20
Commissioner. Office, fredericksburg,

CO"1iIkssto14eT UU1te' 1sTedeTtcRSOuTg,
July 5th, 1850.
The parties interested are hereby required 10 at
tend ut this Office, prepared with testimony to sustain
their Pretensions on the 18th day of November next,
at O'Clock, A. III. T. B. BARTON,
OF ow Conr G.. c., Frederic sburg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-20
MOrgan's strap.

CsT received supply of Morgans celebrated
~ Razor strap, possessing rare and valuable qua.
htIes. X. ID SANXAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-20

II Newspaper for The Ladies.
Proposals for publishing IN the City of Washington
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in nea, ouar,o form
containing eight pages, devoted entirely to the dis
seminaton of intelligence useful and interesting "a
the Ladies, to be entitled
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-20

Flute and Violin Music.
a Variety Of Flute, FlageoIet and Viols Music
received ~ JNO. H. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-20
CoMmIssIoNHR's OFFIc1.


Richmond, August 3ls 1890
The parties interested will please take notice that
have appointed the 2nd day of November neyt. In
commence the accounts directed by the foregoing
order OF the COURT on which day, at o'clock A NJ
they are requh ed to attend my Office - doors above
the va. Banks with the necessary proofs and doeu.
ments, ready for examination and settlement
62-law2m AMOS LADD Comm;sso,.r
NVIRGlNIA:-At rules, holden in the clerks office
OF the superior court Of chancery for the Rich.
mond district, the I'd day of August, 1885, Samuel r
Pulliam, assignee of John w. Smith, and other plts
against Edmund w. Foote's ex'or of Augustine Davis
DECD; Thomas T. Webb and Harriet his wife. Samuel
Sheppard and Maria his wife, Edwin Davis and CbarIe.
T. Davis and Matilda his wife, dts
The defendants Thomas r. Webb, Edwin Davis
and Charles T. Davis and Matilda his wife not
having entered their appearance and given secu-
rty according TO the act Of Assembly and the
rules OF this court, and it appearing, by satisfactory
evidence that they are not inhabitants Of this counry
ordered, that the said defendants do appear here
on the LIST day OF the next JSny term and answer the
bill of the plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the city Of Richmond, for two months successiyelv
and posted at the front door Of the capitol in the saio
city. COPY Teste
81 VIM. &. PBSDBEToS, c. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-20

NJ Chapman, ~. ID. :
Nm. II. Desoees, ~. ID.
Thomas c. James, NJ. ID.
Wiiii1ps f. Horner, NJ. ID.
John c. Otto, NJ. ID.
Thomas T. He,cson, NJ. ID.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27
> ,HY,E!lE1A fIoTEf.

iNHE subscriber, grateful for past favors RETURNS
| Z his sincere thanks for The liberal encourage
ment Afforded the Hygcia Hote! since il has been in
ms occupancy, and respectfully informs tie public
that Tor the last twelve months he has been engaged
in making altera,io and improvements.
His Ice House filled with clean Northern Ice His
bar Wen stocked with the choicest Liquors, purcha-
sed by friends Experienced judgesl in New York snd
Philadelphia; and his beds are Of tho very first oun
lily.
| He now throws open his House for comnsny. con-
viHctd that they will MOI find it inferior to apy esta-
blisEneht of the kind the seaboard; and p{e3oes
himself, at all times, to furnish his Table with the
choicest decaces the season, market and neshbor-
hood atDrds, and that every attention shall be sbewn
those who favor him with their patronage
Old Point Comfort is so well known that it
needs no descriptions suffice 1T TO say. that the we'll
established heathress and delightful Sea Bathing,
render IL as desirable as any the board, wei,
to the invalid as those quest of pleasure.
Steamboats, from Baltimore and Washington touch
at the Point each trip TO land and receive passengers
and Steamboat plies daily between this place. Nor,
folk und Hampton, for the convenience of thcse sho
may wish TO visit either of those PLACES.
Vessels OF every description continually passing md
repasslng both from foreign and wise The
ma gnitude of the Notifications progressing daily
The fine military appearance of six companies of e.
5. Artillery stationed here for school of practice.
and their elegant band well caicc.a cd 10 enter
tam and amuse
Arrangements viii be made for C,otillion Partics,
and Steamboats, employed parties of pleasure To
the Capes. whenever sufficient number iustfes IT,
and timely notice is given
new Bathing House bas been pu. Up for the ex-
elusive accommodation of ladies', and there being two
separate buildings for that purpose ladies' or gente-
men can have bath at any tire of day, either warm
or cold. MARSHALL PARKS
u The Bath House, erected The beach, for tic
convenience of Sea Bathing, has been provided with
foot path leading from the Hotel, which rcu-
dcrs the walk more pleasant than formerly through
me shnfi. July T-fnw3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27
THE LETTER.

The Virginia Advocate says, ave have examined
ourselves, his autograph correspondence for the en-
tire month of May, 1923. NO SUCH LETTER
is To BE FOUND!"
The reader will he at no loss to know, that the
letter alluded to, is that published in the Literary
Subatern purporting to be letter from Mr. Jeffer-
son to distinguished manufacturer in Masschu-
sets, wherein the author pays great compliments to
Henry Clay
To render the proof cited by the Advocate, of a
straw's value it must also be shown that Mr. JefIer-
son was in the habit of autographmg oil the letters
written by him. Now this so. We infer o.
therwise from the language of the Advocate itself
which says, eve have examined his autog raph cor
respondence,' which seems to admit Chat there is
other correspondence NOT autographed.
But why waste words? The Editor of the Subal
tern Is apprised of the doubts expressed of the ge-
nuineness of the letter-he re-afrms its genuneness,
and says he can and will prove it. If he does not do
so, he knows the consequences. Let him have time,
and then if he fall it will be in time pronounce the
letter forgery, and him who published it knowing it
to be forgery, Infamous.
Believing the object insufficient TO induce forge
ry-believins Mr. Southworth incapable of the base
ness okforging or conniving at forgery-moreover,
believing the style Mr.. Jeffersons, we have little
doubt that the Charlottesville Advocate will have to
retract the above.
That most frank and liberal paper, concludes its
notice of the letter in the following manner
"We think fully borne out in pronouncing
the letter to "a distinguished Manufacturer and Ca
pitaeList of Massachusetts" to be FORGERY
With this brand upon its forehead, dismiss it for
the present BEHOLD THE Coalition. Such are
the props of Henry Clay"
Essentially and utterly mean and ungenerous, must
be that mans heart, capable of making such re
Election 1t must belong to that unphila nthropic
class, willing to crime committed and human ma
ture degraded provided the penalty and the degrade
ton fall upon enemies. If the letter be a foraery-f
itbe proved so-by what diabolical ingenuity can it be
made to comprehend and nculpate the Coalition
the party styled by the Editor of the Advocate in
humble imitation of Green Richie, Penn and
Webb, which is prepared to support MIR. Clay for
President
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27

rnpton, and forGes it on the ground, that General
Jackson's government is, in that respect infinitely
more corrupt; and applies this as argument against
allowing the people to vote.
It's unlucky for Sir Robert that he had not hcaed
OF the removal of Commodore Warrington, who,
IN the last war. performed gallant and success
fil an exploit Us. Gen. jackson, or any other
General, did. He has been removed because ---
he was the brother in-law of Miles King. who was
removed, because nc voted for John Quincy Atoms!
1u Old England, treason ITSELF believe, works al,
ottainder Of 6'ood only in The right line upwards and
downwards. But here gallant officer, who cap
turad vessel of superior force. after very short
ton, is removed from an office, in degree Of po-
htca character, but purely scientific and profession
al, because he was guilty of the treason of being
brother-n-law to an obnoxious collector. But, ne
mind; huzza for Jackson and Reform; the rights
of the people; purity of elections; the republican
party! Huzza for the people!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27
Chickahominy Land for Sale.

VIE subscriber is empowered by decd of trust
from Judge Hay and others. of record in the
office ct the clerk of Henrco county, to SELL and he
now offers for sale, the estate called Ashfeld con-
tanning about nine hundred and thirty acres situated
on CMckahonlhy. IN the county 81 Hcnrco, about
seven miles from the city of Richmond
lie estate consists of two rarcels the ur ser SEN
nra'ed from the lower nv slip of land about four
hundred yards wide. The upper parcel contains
about 400, and the lower about 500 acres
On the upper parcel there is an excellent brick
dwelling house, c. by SO feet, having SIX larue and
two small rooms and four large closets. The house
was butt about the year 1914, and is said TO be as
good as any in the county. The store-room and
gardenSr's honse also of brick. JFheo;ler hoi-
ses, kitchen, servants apartments, stables and corn
house, &c of wood. About one-thrd Of this
tract Is. as am told what is called mud land 40 or
10 acres Of which cleared and in meadow which
may with little trouble be kept constantly irrigated
On the lower tract, containing about 500 acres
there are barns, stables, SC but no dwelling house
but that intended for the Overserr II has good
scie for dwelling house near an excellent spring
and most abundant supply of fire wood. There is
also on orchard on it, Ii is represe ed .hyt of this
tract, between one and two hundred acres are mud
lad that may be easily cleared, and tina, are equal
to any iand on Chckahommy.
Inc district OF Country in which selands are sit
ated Is said to be very healthy and entirely exemp,
from ague and fever.
On having the purchase money, and the interest
thereof payable senl-annually satisfactorily secured
a liberal credit will be given To the purchaser.
The parcels will be sold separately if the purcha-
ser should so desire. ROBERT STANARD.
9O--2uw2p
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27
STRAINS. &c.

VI correspondent in Alabama. under date of July
2th. says
"As to the politics Of this State, l presume YOU
are well aware they are decidedly Jacksonian bit no.
trans erraJie and beg leave 20 give it is nv opn
ion, tina, no other candidate tbnt Gen Jackson the
writer means could promise himself success against
Henry Clay -,
correspondent in Wes'morcland county OBJ
serves.
In this neighborhood several quondam Jacksonians,
are now ardent in their Remuneration of Jecksonism
his friends is advertised tn be held on Thursday the
goth inst. at Oak Grove, when and where, Mr. Claw
VIII be formally nominated candidate for the next
Presidency"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27

most distinguished advocates of State Rights in the
Union," Yves not SO much as mentioned.
This ought not 20 surprise the Constitutonulst-
Hamilton and IIayDe of the new light State
Right School, two years old, just distinct from
that of VIM. II. Crawford, as his from the FEEDER
alsm which IIayne professcd, until he found he could
dispose Of it to advantages.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27
Ten Dollars Reward

EET ILL be given for the apprehension of Nero man
w named ALFRED, who ran away time since fron
ibe county Of Amelia lie dark nuia;,u about 81 fsc,
high q years Of age, and remarkably handsome In his ers
Oc Of bic heels III IS relieved his rgh enlarged from
chronic Inflammation in it, He probably urkinr in or abot
the city OF belmont Borough Of Norfolk as lie las in hb
towns many acquaintance AMI some connexiousA neces
1ry expenses Of securing hn' when taken, wi, par1
Address Surry CONT House J. ". FAULCoN.
~ iO-Isvy2f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27
4.ygARx III Ne az s,

: PHILADELPHIA. July 2t-ArrivoJ, schr Ri
sing Sun, West. from Richmond
NEW YORK, July % CID, brig Jean Wilson,
(Br) Ogvie, Richmond scbr New York Stevenson
Richmond.
Arrived. echrs Mary Virginia Sweezy, 6 days fin
Richmond; Vineyard. Keene, 5 days from do.
PROVIDENCE, July 2f.-Arr'd. schr Only Son
Crowell, from Norfolk; sloop Eagle, Horton, James
River.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27

DIED-On yesterday, Mr.. GEORGE BERNARD,
formerly of Buckingham county.-Hs friends and
acquaintance requested to attend his funeral from
the Columbian Hotel, this morning at o'clock.
DIED-In New York, on Thursday after few
days illness, Mr.. WM. r. MtcoU of this CITY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27
Che. terfield County. Inlu 2e-rtf
NOTICE.

a LII persons having claims against the estai C. of
"a Thomes Duehng, decd will please present them
on or before the Isl day Of October next as on thai
day shall close my administration: and in conf,rmi-
ty with the Will o! my tcstator have his late slaves
removed out of this State-aud hereby give notice
that all claims presented after the lst Of Ocobnr
VIII be declared from any participation in the effects
-, OLIVER LADD, Ex'or.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27
REMOVAL.
J a vi z S B r. "A *,


~ RATEFUL for the liberal encouragement here
~ totore met with, begs leave respectfully, to in
torn his friends and customers, that he has removed
bis shop to the house formerly occupied BY C. Vail
doors below the Theatre, ii street. where he will
continue to execute ali orders in his line with
tualty and despatch. He has now on hand, and vii
Brides, Saddle Bags Carriage aud Gis Harness
Wagon ana Cart Gear, Whips Spurs, Stirrup Irons
Bride Bits SC &c. all Of which he will dispose of
as heretofore, on the most reasonable terms.
IL I5-6tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27
Another Capital of $4,000.

BlGGER perfectly ahead, and aisc,tys just the same
nRAWlNG of the Connecticut State Lottery,
~ No TO-
So, 0, sd, Q, 40, 10, 81. 90, 3.
No 8, 81, So, the Grand Capital Prize n fs 10 600
was sold by the ever fortunate and prompt pay BIG
GER to resident of the city, to whom the cash
was paid, as usual with B,GGER, at sight The name
OF the fortunate holder, Bigger regrets cannot be
made public but the prize ticket as is usual with him
can be seen at Fortunes Lounge
RIGGER.S OEEIHE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27
GOHN HUNTER.
@sMgsezleaza saERaa
STAGES-STAGES

3 hAVELLERS arc respectfully informed that
a The Western Stages TO I,ynchburg, viii
cave cav. Richmond every Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday, AZ o'clock, A NJ. arrive At I,rbty % i
20 "a day, by ~ aud at Salem the Sd day. by 6 p.
M where the Valley nai Lane to Huntsville, Nash,
y r, &c is connected. Returning, leave Salem
iuesdays' thursdays, and Saturdays, at 5 4 NJ
S,"l ieaVe LyDcbbug Wednesdays FRIDAYS and
Monda, s, at y. 81, THIS arrangement will give
~ ne passengers sufficient time for rest at night At
iUics on the Blue Ridge Mountain, this line is cor.
TN every Trip by Cadwelfs line, which presses
tlncastle aud The Sweet Springs conncctisg Pnrrcr
q bcidln,s lire. az the White Sulphur Springs which
runs run, 10 GnianGotte, the OHIO River Fare from
islcOtonhd TO Gn andotie, $50 niles, SIC 75to Sa
In, I'm ~ miles $l2-to Lyncbbursh 20 miles "a 80
ne way are Is also reduced on the LyDcbburg Inc
?, tor seats TO the West, apply at the bar of tho
Um9n IfotGl, Richmond All baggage or property
belonging to passengers or sent by the 81 ae
al The risk of the owners t5ereoc
june l-Iaw '2tc A. PATTESON, Proprietor.
Richmond and Salem.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27

WANIED Immediately an overseer at INV farm
W near The town OF Manchester in Chester6eld
comfy No one will be employed unless Of GOOD
character and possessed of abilities of the first order
n single will be preferred TO married man
JAMES LYLE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27

EHREE PAPER LOST lost my free paper on
Il Saturday last, on the Rail Road in Chesterfield.
|, was in small red pocket book. Tie person that
has found it will please leave it at the Wing office
WILLIAM CRENSIIAW.
July 2?--It A r,,n nfccI,r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27

In H0norer County Court. .Harch 27ih 1890
NJ ATTAINED +. BOWIE, and Hector Bowe in
" fan's, under the age of twenty years, by
Hector Davis, their uncle, and next friend, pits.
against susanna Bowe, the widow of Nathaniel Bowe
dec. Oliver 7. Cross and Polly his wife, Nathaniel
Davis and Martha his wife, Jesse c. Yarbrough and
Nancy his wife, Hudson nj. WingieId and Sophia his
wife, John B. Green and Elizabeth his wife, Harriet
Bowe, Emily II. Bowe, Benjamin Wingiied. trustee
for Susanna NJ. Perrin, the said femes-cover. and
eme-soie, being daughters and devsees of the said
Nathaniel Bowe, dec, and Mortimer Goddin and
! Thomas n. Goidin, infant children of Amanda NJ
Golti", dec, daughter and devsec of the said Ma.
thaniel Bowe, dec, defts.-IN CHANcEnY,
The bill and Of all the dts except Nathaniel
Davis aud Martha Davis his wife, being fled and the
said Nathaniel Davis and Martha his wife, not having
entered their apnearance and given securtv ,ccorn
TIC the act of Assembly and rules of this court and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the court that they
are not inhabitants of this commonwea th it is order
ed that the Said dts Nathaniel Davis Martha bis
wife, do appear here the first day of May court
next, and answer the bill of the pitts; and that cow
OF this order be forhS th inserted in the Constiti
,;ohai "h.e e newspaper published in the city of
fich!nt,) for two months successfully, and that
another copy be posted the front door of the court
house of this county A Copy. 1estc,
% PHILIP 8. WINSTON, c. H. c.
IN CHANCEHY.-ln Iouisa County Court, MAY
4 10th, 1880:
Arthur Clayton, phr
against
Pendle,on HARDWOOD, Aaron e. White executor of VIII
Catherine White, decd, dts.
The defendant Pendleton HARDWOOD not having en,er
ed ms appearance and given security according To- law
ana the rules OF this court and it appearing, TO the
satisfaction of the court that he an iuhabtant of
inns state on the motion of the plaintiff by his counsel
1t is ordered that the said defen do appear here
on The first day of August Court next and answer the
phi OF the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Richmond Wing for two
months snccessively, and posted the front door of
ne courthouse OF this county on some court day.
36-law8we iOffIiN uIJNTirp
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27

FETHE TREE-HiLL RACES will com
mcnce tie first Tuesday in October next, and
continue as usual \ full meeting Of the Club IS
desired at Tree-lI the Monday evening preceding
Oct attn, to elect officers for the ensuing Club, and
Tx the future spring and fall meetings
JAS NJ SELDEN,
ly 2o--SawJtc Proprietor.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27
TO THE FREEMEN OF VIRGINIA.

The vote of your State is promised to Martin Van
Buren, after the preseu, Chief Magistrate Will you
raty the Bargain? THIS in,rige has been long on
foot. Expect proof hereafter Iu the meantime,
make up your minds-wil you confirm the bargain?
A SouTH-SIDE VIBGlNIAN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27
- TO ,IIy NUuIItY, IFtH July, fB3U--IaW
COMMISSION BUSINESS

FkHHE subscribe, having taken ,bs, I,roo md
- modi"us fire proof warehouse formerly occunjed
by Messrs. j. d w. southgafe, with one OF the best
ef,I most convenient wlarves in the Borouch Nor
tolS; Tor me PURPOSE of establishing himself in The
ttolCN BUSINESS, begs leave res
pecf'uly to inform his friends and the public that All
osposs committed to his charge shall DO attended
70 WITH hjeity and dcspuich, and can most confident
assure all who may think proper to make consrn
4eu'S 70 in' that TIC most rrdefatigable exeroIy
shall be made in the sales of tho.. r,rs;,rn-,,t
to tho promotion Of 'he,r interest The subscribe
hcPcs, b. strict and u7rcmtng attention TO his bust
ness, to merit share Of public patronage.
ihe House and Wharf will, in a very few weeks.
De ~ isTSt-rat" condition to receive any thing.
J. S. WORWELEY.