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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06


J. As the Alexandria Gazette Is not generally
seen III thus c'ty-as statement made yesterday in a
he'ghooting print Is calculated, ifunexplained 10 in
Jure the former papeT-and as the facts mentioned
by "Pcace Maker" are certainly correct. and OK
plain the difficulty croditably to each of the Rel
Igerens, VIC hope we shall not be considered as in
tfuding into the dispute, in giving him place.
I'm Passant-Why does the editor of theIEnouirc,
anu Compiler, bciray such engerness to clear hin,
self OF the imputotion Of having expressed prefer
encc for Jackson over Mr.. Crawford Had be ov
pressed that preference indeed, as aodred in tho
Compiler in 1929, it would have been very inconsis,
cHt with the language Of tie Enquirer, in l824-fo,I
It was - aid Mr.. Crawford that tho editor in IN,
Enquirer of that year, said she could not consent Il
lend handtowards elccting such man as Genera
Jacksonville was too little Of differentiation rasl
TOO much inclined towards arbitrary govcrn,aent-
Nay, exclaimed Mr.. Ritchc,) we would depreca,
ms election os n cn,sc upon our Country" Truth
Always Important for It's own sake, and deserves I,
De vndicatcd for itself, but alor this thrice Gans
o1y'''''ion' and TIC commentary upon it offered b
l"c conduct Of the worthy editor, we really canno
sec any particular necessity for yndicaton ooaius
minor inconsistencies. After the camel has boe
swallowed ilre gnat we should suppose, would civ
but litto trouble
10 TIE EDIToR5 Of THE Wuro
Gentlemen; perceive by the Compiler of hi
morning that the Editor Of that peaceful nnper nm
INC Editor OF the Alexandria Phenix Gazette b,v
got TO Ioggcrhcads--thc latter having cbargod n,
iorucr with having inserted an editorial paraoran
Iost summer IN which he remarked that "bc had n
ways respected Mr. Crawford, but never thou -bt
claims to the Presidency half so stforp as C;encr
JACKSON which assertion, the former saws 4"
#nhout the slightest shadow Of truth" Thus issu
Us loned between these worthy editors on n matte
OF Iact, which when determined would spparenti
plucG INC ono or the other OF them in n very awl
ward prediCamont wv
short explanation will clear up this matter, ar
convince nl that each of the gentlemen is honest m
Os"eVcs himself right in his statement The nrticJ
oIuJed to ms published In tho Compiler about tl
hIddio OF August last, apparently as Editorial
eEcHcd ne the time, the astonishmcnt of MANY v,l
Know The Compiler 10 be conducted by tho sorc ~
itor that conducts the Enquirer Ono gentleman
my acquaintance as competent as any man In III
llngush editorial articles from collections ,vont
Tar, prcsumlng ulc article 10 he editorial ne T., ,vr
a piece ON The subject, intended Tor publication
was hnaIy discovered, however on sccln, The snu
arlice 'n southern paper 0t the Coffee House. tb
. "'' Q s''ceiior inadvertently inserted in %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06

u orEAh FIRE ENGINE has been brougbt toto
sucGesSiui use by Mr.. Brathwaite Of Lond6n-i, IL
worried 1 on the same principle as rhe "Noyeliy y
the the b WAS manufactured by The same Engineer At
worked for nearly five hours, dscyayo IT,
70 ioIty tons Of water per hour IL tbrew ,yaicy
oyer pole ninety feet high erected Tor the rprnoss
., experiment Tho expenditure Of fneI U'aa pnIv
the bo I,S bushels Of coal during five hours; and
ana, supernlcnd the working orthe Enginc 'Tbs
so'ui weight with us complement oGii fel and ,yato,
was incredibly small, not more than forlv-Gyo bnnd
Ieu weigh. Inc Mechanics Magazine for FcbrUa.
this machine '"' "e'v'' P'oH Oh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06

Few evenings ago, young man was retg-n-
ing rom Preston, accompanied by a party Of vonng
aales' where they had been spending thc Sfie;noops
,',oJ coming 60 sc' The young man very politely
ye"Pcu oVcF' Tor tho purpose OF assisting The far
sex, when to his utter ostonshment on lsndinc bc
!ound himself at the bottom of well thiriy.onc zoe,
~ depth containing about five feet water. The crics
-'' damsnF so'h "rornroA nqsistrroo orI ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06
Tnc EXILE,s RETURN.

0eiiepe me " aa those esaeari"s young esnT7ns'
land of my hTh, do see thee again!
., Cslcdunl yes, ii is tliec
Dark, rugged aud bleak though thou rise DER the naiu
Sull, sii thou art lovely to me.
Argayeh in thy wild native mantle Of healh
Thy mountains majestic arise
Md glens aud geen wales, where drew my FIRST BREATH
And love twined her earliest ties.
Again shall lis, the gay laIks merry song,
The blackbIds full pipe from the spray;
The innet's sweet note tile wild broomlsnds among
The thrush hymn his evening lay.
o. home! ihou't paradise dear to The saul,
No music sweet thy rame;
UeI earth's varied climate, from pole unto pole,
The dear natal spot is the
Blow on ye 1eet brcrzes. and wat me along
To tread those green valleys agarp,
!ill blooming with verdure, nud singing with song,
Where health ninth, and innocence reign.
Vile blooms the red heath on thy sky-towcring hills,
While round thee is rolling the sea-
While through thy wales flow the clear sparkling rails
D. Scotland, be happy aud free!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-06

Mr. JoHn GRAH,s Scotch gentleman, who Amer.
ia nine and engaged mercantile
New York. the author OF following poetic article
Having the misfortune to be deprived OF his sight
qusnce Of fever. lie returned native land
the purpose ofconsulng they have
gwen him hopes Of uoa,cy recovering tho power OF
on lie Is the editor of small poe,ical compilation entitled
Fotrers ~ Neody aud this elruson will probably be- read
With increased interest by those who personally aequai
Cd with him, during his residence among
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-18
AGRICULTURAL.
DISEASES IN GRAIN.


j. >. SKINNER, E,q Oncidd, .N0U. IS, 1929.
II you deem the following observations on the nil.
dew Of wheat of any value you will perhaps give the m
place in your valuable publication: they were ELECTED
by The extracts the diease Of grain, from the Bril-
fish Farmers Magazine, contained in the American
Farmer Of the I6h October, 1929.
1t appears 10 me that the European writers do not
point out distinctly the difference between the diseases
TO which grain subject.
will con6ne my observations at present 10 mildcw
or rust and smut.
Mdew attacks the stalk and leaves Of the pIan' hut
The berry grain may be much shrunk or shivelieJ
bet the little II contains is flour, the substance not al
tered In smut the stalk leaf il not fnuch affected
but instead of flour the berry contains black dust anil
grains Of THE description found among wheat, the
general simple Of which is u and plump.
IIavins sowed two parcels Of Sician wheat in my
garden in the autumn Of 1915 watched their pro2res.
with much solciiude, and this whe1t much suppri.
or N any had ever About the middle Of July
1919, within fortnight Of harvest time, had Me
oriihca'iOn 10 perceive the rnildow commencing on
my Sci'i N whea; by The aid Of magnilyinE glass
perceived blisiers running longtudnay up anil down
The sialk IN process Of time these burst and the epi
~ Tus appeared white scale adhering the side
or by one md top bottom 10 the stalk; thess blters
were confined to that part Of the stalk and leaves ex.
posedto The Atmosphere and sun while The part Of STALK
covered by the lower part Of the leaf escaped. The
black md NJ length reddish; IA, last, the red colour
by The aid Of glass will he discovered 10 be fungi
spingpg from the stalk; by Parsg the stalk it will be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-18
April 27.
IA Ew.HAvEN FEMALE sEMINARY.-Ths

IA Ew-HAVEN FEMALE SEMINARY.-The
" Summer session of this Institution will commence
on the first "Wednesday OF NJ Y an terminate on the
first Wednesday of October. Tho Seminary is situa-
tel near the corner Of Chapel and State streets The
building is plea ant and commodions, and advantage
ousiy located in central part Of healthy and beau
tiful city.
This Seminary is respectfully commended TO the
patronage oil The polite and beia its desgn is TO ele
vate the standard OF female education The course Of
instruction Is carried on in regular and continued
system OF acadcmical studies, embracing all the Itera
ry, scientific and ornamental branches, aLapteJ TO
young ladies' 20 as to give them education Of equal
value with what is gained by the other sex in our
hgh-schools and colleges
The literary aud scientific departments will be con
dncted by gentlemen ennently qualified for the i'm
pottaDt charge. The pupils live the family Of the
principal under government strict and parental and
those particular attention, paid TO their morals and
manners that are requisite at This momenious period Of
their lives In their religious instruction. the princ
pies and duties OF Christianity strongly incucaed
They attend such places Of public worship as their pa
rents or guardians designate. The Seminary is open
10 the ton of the Parents end guardians Of The
scholars, AMI such friends they think proper TO invite
TO inspect its government and exercises.
As regular account OF the progress Of each pupil il
kept, and premiums and testimonials awarded al
The close OF each session, according TO their
standings II is desirabe that the pupils as early
possible.
None are admitted except with the understanding
That they are To continue through the session on which
hey enter The charge for each pupil over IL wears
OF age is 5000 per annumior those under the age Of
", SlIj, payable seinannuaily in advance This sum
includes all charges for board, washing room fuel
lights, furniture. and instruction in the literary and sci
eniitc branches, except the orDsinettil branches
which will be taught at the customary prices.
JOHN NJ. GARFIELD
Reference 10 RI II v. Bishop B,ownell; Rev. Mr..
Croswell, Rev. Mr.. Stone, Rev. Mr.. Bacon, Nathan
Smith and VIM. McCrsckan, Esqs. .Nt,o. Hnpen;
Rev Dr.. Wainwright, and Sch. p. Staples, E'q.
.Neto. York, Hon. Samuel Church, iSa,fsJ,DU Rev
Mr.. Butler, Hon. Stephen Warren, and Doct Sheldon
Troy, W Y; Joseph Bennett. Esq. Charleston; Mr.
Johnatban Smi h, Petersburg IA; Rev MIR. Hawkes.,
PhiindCIphid; Geo. Ives, merchant, Richmond "a
New Haven, May 4. 122-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-18
THE GOLD REGIONS

KNOXVILLE, May 5.-We have Just converse d
with intelligent gentleman of veracity who vsfed
the Gold region in Georgia, from whom we have col
l'ced the following particulars: In Haher.ham coun
~, which is on the south side cf the Blue Ridge the
land is owned by individual. Here are many hands
employed digging for Gold, and large amounts are pro.
cured though of the quantity, estimate has bee n
formed. At the Yahoola mines, on the N orh side of
the Blue Ridge, which is in the Cherokee Nation atou.
1000 hands supposed TO he employed whose daily
proceeds estimated al $40 00O In Habersbam coun.
,y, our informant saw very large amount in lunps
collected by gentleman in that county; one lump he
saw. weighed 102 penny weights. Another gentleman
had seen piece worth 5000. The number Of hands
in Habersham ard at the Yahoola mines wprs daily
and rapidly increasing. This region is distant from
Knoxville. by wav of the Uncoy Turnpike, lis miles.
The Cocker Creek mines have more recently bee n III
covered Here the particles of gold arc very small
and, from the detective machinery, which, as vet has
bean employed they have been found very proita-
be though the mines believed 10 he quite rich AT
few Of these, where good machines fer washing &c
have hem procured, 3ni where diligence has been oh
served, the hands average about g day. At these
mines, also large number OF hands are employed,
and the number il rapidly increasing These are in the
Che okee Nation, within the limits of Tennessee and
are about 20 miles from Knoxville. They are on the
Nor n side Of the Unicoy mountain.
From The mines the Blue Ridge, tn hose on the
UnicoY mountain the whols country abornd with the
strongest Indications of Gold, IN ough the Who'll. eion
REGISTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-18
from tho Daily Albany Argus.)


Mr.. E!or-I perceive that ihs member Of congress
from Albany, Judge Spencer, voted in favor Of Mr..
Gibbons resolution calling upon the president 10 fur
nis the house with "reasons for each removal" and
nsnuaing in the preamble tia "suspci1ns have gone
abroad that many removals of public officers have been
made from political coDsiIer"t tons alone. 1t will he
recoected that Toby JVdtkins, in his letter to Mr..
Sjulhord, alleged his devotion TO the coon, az the
reason of the proceedings againd him by the pre- emf
administration Mr. Chiffon, IL scems, has drank in the
" suspci)ns' which sent abroad by TO6y Vat
kins o., and is DESTROYS Of iasttutng an inquiry in
h cir behalf
Judge Spencer, who at period SAL upon the Su.
prer1e bench, AMI at the time olicated plrfiaI
y rs kind Of acting Post Master General for New
YORK is DESTROYS oil ascerianing whether the president
acts from the motives and requires the same tes,
a. he dill when officiating clerk OF appointments IN
Gideon Granger. We beg leave refresh The me mo.
~ Of repre- entaivs with the following extracts,
from his letters, a. showing the reasons which, in
his ognion justified removals. and also his sanction
Of the plan of s.ung blank commissions from the de-.
partm MI b. filled up at the discretion Of irresponsible
political partisans
"ALBANY, April 10, 1909.
" Dear sir am sorry 10 trouble you often in re-
aiion 10 post offices in This state; hut, informed YOU
here is great of disconent at that establishment
in sections Of the stte." lie asks to have Mr..
Woodruff reIormed and ad1s:1 &c have no confidence
in this Mr.. Woodruff he has been a republican.
turned qJid aud from that caterpillar state became
(edcrGiisi" A. SPENCER"
[sEcoND BErTER.1
" AIHANY, july % 1910,
Dear Shelving 10 my ahsence from home in al.
tending The circuits, have NOS been able 10 6recue he
trust You feposod IN until lately. and after having
obtained all the necessary Information, fitted mp The
Warrant Of DISCOURAGE teith TIE name Of Uugh
Buehty, t0hom I6elicoc 10 be the GHesi man 10 DIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-18
MMncm nnr nnMAlx. uN.uNen- Cgeper

The following given from the Portland Courier the boud
United States As the subject is before the XIII
of the Netherlands umpire, readers WILL at least aPpce'a
the ingenuity of the author setting music such cNtensi'
tract of country:
BOUNDARY LINES OF THE UNITED STATES
From the of 81 CoiN, those states do define,
Due north to the Highlands first draw right line
Then westward along tho said Iii Il lands extend
To south OF what with st. Lawrence bicnueu
Thus lot il proceed till IT Get in its
Connecticut rivers nofthwcstemmost source
Then down the said river until 1t arrive
Al degrees of north latitude forty and five.
Due in n line its course IL must take,
Aud strike great stream from Ontaro's lake;
This bold, rapid stream, CataTaqui they call,
Which loses its n the town Montreal.
The line in its far wcstwardly makes
Through four famous and fresh water lakes;
These lakes with each other by straits Connected
All which by the line be duly biseccd
Ontario, Erie, and Hur II by name,
And wide spread Superior west OF the same.
The last mentioned lake this limo passes through
To north of Isle Royalc aud Phillpauxt too.
Proceeding still farther the must be traced
Trough Long and Wood Lake that lie northwest.
Still westward it goes, Mississippi to find
Then down its great stream far TO south let 1t wind.
To latitude thirty extends;
Then leaving this eastward IL bends,
Till Apalachicola meeting, IL winds
To the NORTH till the head of Flint river IL finds.
Thence To the river 81. Mary by name,
And winds il winds TO the mouth of the
Next through the Atlantic northeastward il
All isles sixty miles from the coast TO enclose.
Tho first named Saint Croix points its course,
From the great bay Of Fundy 10 said rivers
Islands in Lake Superior.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-18
INDIAN HOSTILITIEs.


CoLUMBUs, Miss April %, 1880
You have no doubt heard of the great ds.ati,iac
that AZ present prevails amcng the Chocaws, between
the several dtrcts in consequences of the late propo
sition 10 Government for the sale of their !anls, SC.
At their late council held Wilson's in March ult.
two of their chiefs, Col. Fulom nd Mr.. Garland re.
.igncd ard Col Latoor, they say, partially lie.
clared Chief or King of the whole Da'ion-It hay ing
been done ny minority of the natives thereof: and
there being great many opposed to selling any
price; and Llfoor having many personal enemies in
conse quence (party) of having their laws enforced,
which very severe, Ter drunkenness and other vices,
the taer therefore bal ample grounds for induls ns
in news-carryng and doubt aiding greatly thereto
The opposing parties therefore violently nscd
each other and the districts adjoining ~ are hourly
expectng the OF no til ties and in fact
there various to the final issue of this
matter.
Yesterday morning traveller whose name is Hamlet,
shot in tbs nation about twelve miles below, on
the Orleans road ty some person in ambush; and from
the Intelligence received first satisfied IN n
the outrage committed by Indians; we are how
ever happy to say. that we convinced the In
dams clear 10 the satisfaction of all persons AMI that
the offtnce was committed by couple of tinng white
mon. They are pursued by active tnerpri-ing white,
and Indians and doubt they ere this arrested
the shoulder and but for the bullet gancng by s,rk-
ing the bone would have beca killed upon the spot;
it ranged across the breast hut without wounding the
same. He suffers very much, howey er in hope
he will recover Nashville Banner
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-18

Ok nn REWARD will give the above re-
- H. wv wari for the apprebcn ion and delivery
10 me of my man, WILLIAM SAMPSON, who ran of
from Shirley last April. William is rather tall and
stout tawny- cooured nPgo, about 2i years old with
thick lips and olerably white teeh he starters little
when he speaks: had on when lac ran OIL plantation
cIo:ht s-but no doubt has changed them before this
HILL CARTER.
Shirley, Charles City Co. Jan.l 10. Swim
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M arch 10

IN CHANCERY.-At Court held for Louisa
m County, at the Courthouse, ON Monday, March the
Sth, 1890 49,
VIM. Hughson and Judith his wife, Pltf..
against
r. John Chewning and Nancy his wife, late Nancy
iidaie M Iisdalr, Tarlton Tsjalr, Joseph TisdaIs
John Tisdae, George Tdale, Parks Parrish and Bet.
ey bis wife, late lIeey Tsdale, Henry Tsdale Thos
Isdaie, Samuel Tisdsle, Elizabeth Tisdae, Woodson
iisdalr' Mary Ti.dac, Susanna Tisdale, Nancy Tis-
dae, FRANCES isdale Pleasant Hackett, John Allen,
James Crawford, and Colin Johnson, adm'or de bonis
nor 20 OIL surrey llslaie, dec. Defdis.
- The defendants VIM. Tisale, Tarlton Tisdale, John
sdaie Parks Parrish and Betsey his wife, Henry Tie
i"e' Thomas Iisdale, Samuel Tslale, Elizabeth lis.
late, oodson Tisdae, Mary Tsjae, Susanna TisdaIe
Nancy sdale, and Frances Ti'dale, not having en-
tered Their appearance and given security according to
Law and the rules OF this Court and il appearing 10
the satisfaction of the Court that they are not inhab-
tans OF this STATE, On the motion Of the plaintiffs bv
their Counsel III is ordered, Tina the said last named
defendants DO appear here the first day of juno
Court next, and answer the Bill of the PlantifTs-apd
mat Copy OF This order he forthwith Inserted in some
newspaper published in the City OF Richmond for two
months successfully. and posted the front door of thu
Courthouse oil this County. some Court day.
"a copy: Iese, JOHN HUNTER, c. L.. C.
"'N'c" ~ 1II-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-18
AIR RIISII

In the National Gazette OF the 9TH inst we find the
following interesting letter from Mr. Rush in reply TO
an invitation TO the dinner lately given in Phiade pha
10 Mr.. PoiDsett:
WASHINGTON, April &c, 1880.
GENTLEMEN: received this morning The invitation
which you have been good TO send me- to he pre-
sent at the dinner TO be given 10 Mr.. Poinse, Pha.
dolphin, the 81 Of May, and feel granGed at this
bligng and kind mark Of civiliy At your hands II IL
doubly so TO me, coming it does from my native
town and former home-for what is there precious in
memory That IL not conpreh ended in those words2 In.
to the state Of Pennsylvania, have lately made short
tour beholdng, with the pride of a native Joined to The
freshness OF feeling which interval Of absencc has
created, her cultivated soil her wellarranged farms and
solid iaffn-houses, with every commoIious appendage
the proofs OF an abundant store her orchards bursting
ine bloom; her srpendous bridges Of mile and some.
times more than mile in length resting all the wav
upon piers Of stone ard covered in with massive tini
bersbidges sUrPassing, for the same extent Of com.
try any which IL has beeH my lot 10 see in Furoue her
other admirable and beneficial public wotks or those Of
private enferpsc her canals along tie Susquehannah
her acqueducts the innia1, her turnpike roads
every where her collerss her furnaces her manufac-
t"re', her many, her large and her rapidly Increasing
towns, the Latter growing Wy fast but fascr than her
agriculture expands al sides by the aid Of her man.
piaetr"s and her public works. III csc are things ihst
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May IL.
IRGlNIA : In Cbancery.-In louisa county court
arrh

., : 7" Sna'Iccry.-Ih LOUISA county court
March 10Th, 1880:
Lewis Thomas, husband OF Frances, late Frances For
tune, PuG
against
"iiiiam Garter and Mary hs wife, Reuben Remedies,
Executor Of Thornton Gibson decd Lucy Fortune Ar.
chioaid Fortune, Lavnia, Alexander f., Kitty and E.
liZaheth Fortune, Def,s
The defendants William Carter and Archibald For.
tune not having entered hcr appearance and given Sc
curly according TO law and the rules of this Court
anu appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court that
hey are not Inhabitants Of this State, on tbs motion of
The plaintiff by his COUNSEL il is ordered that the said de-
40 appear here on the first day Of June Court
next anu answer the bill OF the Plaintiff, and that
copy of This order he forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the City of Richmond for months
and posted at the front door the Court
House oil this County court day.
A Copy. Teste.
DAVID Nj. HUNTER. D. c. L. c.
March 49, IOoN,ev
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N CHANCERY AT rules holden in the CIerk's
a Once oil The County Court OF Amelia, for the month
of April in the year 1890
Miles Webster and Rehscca his wife Conrlt.
TONiPKINS.

against
John Webster, Ex'cr Of Edward Webster and AZ
Adm'or OF Ez,teth Webster and Adm'or of Fanny
Webser and in his right; and Pascbal McGIasson
and Phebe his wife, Defs
The Defendants Pdschal McGIasson and Phebe his
wife, not having entered their appearance and given
security according tie Of Assembly and the rules
oil THIS Court and il appearing that they inhabi.
tants OF this Commonwealth, Ga the motion OF the Com
planans by their Counsel, Ii il Ordered, That the sal
Defendants do appear here the fourh Thursday in July
next, and answer the Complainant bill; and that
copy oil ibis order be forthwith inserted in some new
paper, published in the City Of Richmond, for two
monh successfully, and another copy he posted at
front door Of the Courthouse of this COMFY.
Copy. Teste, J. T. LEIGH.
April 81. l2O-wSw