Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-29

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felt. Several English capitalists have established
manufactures in the interior, where many hundreds
OF what Lord Castlcrcagh called the "sperabundont
population, Ind employment. Every thing is plenty
here except money and even of that should have
enough II y Cornell could succeed in passing, bi
IN Parliament, to impose on the cod-hcartedab
sentecs. MIR OConnell is making every possible at
tempt to repeal the union bat fear that desirable
measure can be never carried, until England is bless
ed with n Parliamentary reform. While the minis
tiers have rotten boroughs to support them adieu to
reform. suppose you saw in papers, account
OF Shells reception in this city; 1t was equal IN every
respect 10 OConnells, after his second election in
Clare Shiel is as popular ever, while Lawless
has lost ground in consequence of his silly speech a
gainst the second iberator, at Thomastown, in the
county Of Kilkenny. The praise bestowed on Shiel
by Mr. O'Connell, has made him again the white
headed boy. His defiance of Baresford is now com
petely forgotten and that the inhabitants of your
county are more warmly in his favor than ever, it is
only necessary for to tell you that Mr. Iawless
on passing through Drogheda and Dundalk, the o.
Their day, on his way TO Belfast, Missed and boot
ed by the populace of these towns.
MIR Shie at the races of Ardee addressed more
than 25 900 PERSONS who bore him on their shoulders
from the course at Stockholm, to the residence OF
your friend, Philip Boylan Esq. at Harristown
Below, md the aristocras will be totally defeated
at the ensuing election, for Louth; for Mr. . Connell
has announced his determination of being present at
Dundalk, during the contest Apartments are being
prepared for hun the house of that patriotic gen-
teman, james Kieran, ESQ
The paper which send you will have informed
you of the news of this CITY The Duke and Ouch
es of Northumberland are avorites-for they encour.
age the silk weavers ofthe liberties. The Duke
OF Wellington is sXecraed in this country, in con-
sequence of his attempt to muzzle the press. by his
proposed taxes. The prosecution against James
Magee of the EUening Post, has been abandoned by
the Attorney General.
The Green Isle never held ont such prospect
OF superintendent harvest, it does at present
In consequence every thing is unusually cheap in
this city Here have the best beef a, Sd her ID :;
veal 6; mutton s. fresh butter Cd eggs Id per dozen;
fat chickens and ducks Is. 3d. per couple and apple
potatoes 3d. per stone of IL lbs.
fray IN your next letter explain the meaning of
the American word, Caucus" and the difference be
tween the terms of "Federdsts" and Republicans 3"
Jefferson in Old .4ge.-I have lived tcmperately,
eating little animal food and that not as an ancRt SO
much as condlnent for the vegetables. which con-
stitute my principal diet. Idouble however the Doc
tor glass and half of winc and even treble it with
friend; but halve its effect by drinking the weak
wines only. The ardent wines l cannot drink, nor
DO use ardent spirits in any foBm Malt liquors
and cider are my tube drinks and nv breakfast il of
tea and coffee have been blest with organs of di.
gestion which accept and concoct without ever muir
murlng, whatever the palate chooses TO consirn to
them, and have not yet lost a tooth by apa. | was
hard student until entered on the business or life
the duties OF which leave idle time tn those dspo
sed TO fulfil hem and now, retired at the aUe of rs
n am again hard student. Indeed nv foDdness for
letter writing; and stiff wrist the conseouepce of
an early d'socaton, makes writing both slow anu
painful am not so regular in my sleep as the Die
tor says he was devoting to it from five to eight
hours according as my company or the book | am
reading interests me, and never 90 TO bed
without al hour half hours previous read
ing of something moral wherein to rum
nate 10 the intervals of sleep But whether I
retire to bed early late rise With the sum- use
spectacles at night, but necessarily in the dav
unless IN readIug small print. Ny hearing is distinct
IN particular conversation, but confused when several
voices cross each other which units me for the soce
ty Of the table have been more fortunate than nv
friend IN the article of health free from catarrhs
that have not had one lin the breast meanl on an
average ofeight or ten years through life ascribe
this exception partly to the habit OF bathing nv feet
in cold water every morning for 60 years past fe
yer OF more than twenty four hours, have not had
above two or three times in my life A periodical
head ache has afflicted occasionally one perbaps
in SIX or eight years, for or three weeks al time
which seems now TO have left me; and except on q
late occasion Of fndsposlon, enjoy good health
too feebendeed to walk much, but riding without
fatigue, SIX or eight miles day, and sometimes thr
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