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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-11

Ginr,c Lot and GAr,nr ia t,,ancs as c. \ IntN-
pp1 . tothc scu cultivation o tho CIR NPE
woe IN the United States Subscriptions which IS now open,
Mr. y L. viii Cusagc furnish Subscribers with their Crane
'ue Roots bClfe the fNi Of march and forward them trcc
o'rNcn>, 6 the different CITIES where s,scr r.inn shall
have been oled The Roots viii be years old and will
proucc considerable fruit c second year from the time of their
beng planted Di,y will be- cniculy clsScd and packed IN
FNe wih some OF tr c'-nal soil in which they have been
r'+d, which viii greatly facilitate the thriving the Roots
when tcan-puEri.
OEcr VIII ;iir;'aly attended ~: tho Subscribers lc
mating ''' quantities and SPECIES o. the Grape Vine Roots they
Nth " '', hey VIII engage 10 pay for 1000 Roots nuc
az the rate OF > for cich Root FOX less h1n 1900 at the
rat" oi - cents. a0d = per Root tor less than Roots
oR t"o Cd, shall hc paid the of cents each
less than 81 Roots.
wmcu ~ hc made delivery of tic Roots Letters moi,
received, unless postpaid.
o. Subscription fist, are opcneia Nor York with Al
rmH.'s" i.oltat 10 Nalrct; Boston, f. Copeland, Jun (;
ii igE ~ MAlco'l f@"drgh'a Van Armhec; baltimore,
paNrroy Alien & Co; SurG,a5 ila Shapier 4 Tuprer
NtrpTiai's, Foster & Huuon Ci4i,stoa, T. IL I. Srct
Mr. y Iors,r'> Book the Culture ordc Grape Vino, and
on the Making ct Wine, may hr found principal Book
ci'f. oi tn United States aud lis Agents III Furnish
Catalogue IF Grape Jne Roots ma. Nl, IornAr proposes to
The fov, species are Selected az IL best the choice of
which is left to subscribers:
Table Craps, or fer making S,ret, Ui,c-Wn1r-I Ali.
cante Robin Eyes with b, clusters u de Tour grosran;
Do Mcng, Tor 51fr1t) !, Gulant; = Nscat: g.
DO Fr0ntguan = Mudcc, from ,hc Lot B. Malvoisic
IoAayi lo, Syr.n; IL, Cousania u, Malags-RtD-l3
Larry Alugs H. Niavosc H. Red Foot tPicd Roagc) 6
Biz K fLrnbour. II, Constaitia.
For -Nm'rE-lS Auvcrna,; 70 Blanqc,tce. DO Dou
cmCc II, Plant d. Dame: - Olyec - Douccite ~ Plant
de Refine; - Burrm,y 26 Nolon: ~ Madcrc 30 Boirrc
las; - iicaran 20, Chao>sc; 81 iausc.RED-3lC lact 81
S Prniauier 80 Tcm,urer; 40, Bogion; Al Botelant;
Il, Suisse -, 81 Antoine.
hI;) ~, Do Golden Is, 10. Cracking; ~ Musk: AZ
Niusca iSzts' 40 Do Small Berries 20, Do from Jcrsa-
-, Au>lt Rouge 55 Muca Grey; ST. Daas yoic, 81 ns
mas al foquC, -, Early Magdcicn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-11
no 2n--I@t

GCS'T pubshedby PETER COTTON, lis Virgil
- MA ana North Carolina Almanac tor the wear
1929, containing, besides the Astronomical Calcula-
tons Courts &c &c. variety OF curious useful and
entertaining mattcrs-thc Astronomical part cacula
ted by Joseph Cave of Orange county, Va. and for
sale blythe Groce dozen single.
In Press ae,l shortly will h, published Il New No
vel 10y YOUNG Lady of Virginia, entitled ''Dorald
iduir,' two vot;Eles.
no III,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-11
ITALI. NELSON.
ENREnEHICK 4. MAYO. HONk- hinder. IN

4. NANV, ISUUFN-BINDfIt, TnIT
n doors bc'Oc the Bel TGre respectfully informs public
tii c still carries thc Boob binding ia ali s branches and
hopes 10y hiS experience workman obtain Z, portion t
r0;roua Blank Books executed oc and lrincd Book
bound 10 pattern lie litrrs himself that me has no cause
ol making long siacncn, al the aud snc ia whici
oricr c receive shall he done executed, time and
er,cous public, Gpt las long before this, Inspected aud
pc,vrd his workmanship IN that line of business 1T all event,
hc shall NJ all times hc glad (ior further nDvemcnt)
the execution of any wuh with la same line of
'tC CITY Ci kpliCu elsewhere. Its
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-11

NLEGANT GOODS. lave receive by uie Est and
IA other late arrivals,
Black and oo.orucd Pahnyrine Cor ladies' dresses.
Italian uctts assorted, black italian lusirinss
RlacS ard culo,ircd t;ruS dc Napl,s,
eh bcbhc ace dresses wells preferences cspcs aud caps,
Thread and bolbinct aces and c,ls,ngs,
Embroidered and Puin silk end woIslod Hosiery,
SIp'cdmc printed ciinbrickS and French Gin lsams,
Wan variety of Other staple and fancy y0cs which will We
sold at tins lowest prices Ion cash.
Oct IL lTALI. NELSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-11
TOBACCO.

TEHE respectfully take leave TO return my particu-
N lar thanks 10 those planters who have been friend
~ a. 10 urus the mana cement of their Tobacco to me
a. Salesman Ut the Public Warehouse. 1 hope it is
no. necessary for me to say, that my best cycrtons
Iva p"cn used 10 render general satisfaction. again
tcHOcr them tc same attention, nay more, m health
tru-' has been rCstorcd.f would here remark to my
1ieGds for whom have done business, as wei as ma
ny az hers for whom hope be engaged that this no
ticc Vouldno have been upon them but for
Tic o.:r of Mr.. Lackiand TO do business mt the same
place competitor. cur friends will pleasc direct
Their Tobacco 10 the other of they NAV see
cause, which Will save any thing like contention. Ii
should not be expected that when there is fair
competition III this way that the inspectors would
i"cl themselves III any way interested, particularly
u the Sln" patronage Is extended to The Warehouse
~ heretofore by the Planters. Should any Tobac-
90 BE- dirnC cd TO the Warehouse without sDeciiynp
any preference in the Salesman, the owner Will re-
collect that he has the right 10 choose for himself
oven on the day Of sale. The situation of sales
man ~ IN no WY connected with any of the
% her duties Of the Warehouse. Consequently.
y - held alone by the patronage Of the Planters
P'H dealers surely con gI"c better evidence of
my attachment 30 the interest Of the Planters and INV
anxiety to promote their interest, than annex the
tp!iorlng names, composing lurgc majority OF the
principal buyers, who hive kindly directed me TO
gre reference to them BE- way Of showing their sa-
II faction 10 my mode OF doing business rs Salesman
fhcpdrcular patronage OF such dealers: worth more
"a the growers uf Tobacco iran any othcr evidence
'ha; have TO oiIcr--fpr such an expression of their
feelings, have only to return my humble thunks.-I
Jhc inspectors receipt for all Tobacco sent to me will
oc returned 60 tic owner consequently shall wait his
0rG"r for iis inspection and sale. M expenses paid
II directed ry the subscriher-Oilicc NJ the Ware
nous" II. i. MONTAGUE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-11
A TLAyTJC SOUVENIR FOR 1870.
N list IF Embellishments

A TLANTJC SOUVENIR FOR 1920.
IN list IF Embellishments
/. Presentation Plate.
.. The Sisters engraved by Durang, from the ORR
ginal Picture, by nnan.
?. Title Page: drawnand engraved by Duranr.
i. Love Aslccp engraved by Eli from a.drnwnc
by Newton.
b. The Grove; engraved by Ts from drawing b.
Endor.
C. The Power OF Love; engraved by Duranr from
Il beautiful antique painting. in the possession
Of Mr.. Paff of New York.
Z. Chapcan. dc Paillic; engraved b. Humphreys
from the original picture. BY liubcns, at Wind
sor Castle
o. Hesitation: engraved by Kcarncy itom drawing
by Farricr.
9. The Lady Of Rutlvrn: engraved Nv Longuc~c
from picture in thcposscssion ofDr. Chapman
10. Tho Unwcicomed Guest; engraved by i;lis.
from drawing by Boadcr.
H. The Shpwrock engraved by Ke9rEcy, from
drawing Ivy Shelter.
H. The contcnt"I .Captige: engraved by Ellis,
from drawing by II. Corbould.
With In1oh Original Prose and Poctcll matter, in
/ Dcut case. For sale by J. ~. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-11
DAVENPORT, ALLEN u 90.
HE tOR S.ALE

SSsn Htds superior English Island) .,.
aud Cuba
~ bags grecn coffee
Is boxes window glass, SxIO and l0xi2
2Go keys gunpowdcr, coarse and fTc
II hhos. Antigua
10 do Jamaica Do
p pipes Cognac bran9T
10 do Hollands gin
do Imitation brsniy
hids. i. England r,N.
% bbfs do
so do gin
100 do;. bottles Scotch snuff
500 rTus. Wrapping paper
1000 do cap, pot and letter do from - to ~ ar. I'm.
100 do DENY, medium and royal writing Do
900 bblS. no. m1ckrrcl
50 DO no. and no. /. do
90 do tanners oil
100 casks Tholnastown lnnn
600 boxes brown soap
30 or. casks Malaga iHe
ccroons indigo
20 boxes bloom raisins
50 cases fur and wool hats
$50 casks cut nails and braTS
500 sides sole leather
20 bags pepper
Cotton goods, playing cards, cheese, cotton yarns
white lead, gunPowder teas, glass ware, &c. &c.
Nov | vet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-11
COOK d RYAN.

COOK q RYAN.
J1ics & Ges4icncn's Boot and Shoe .lIqnyJdciuyc,.
4 tONTIvUE Mt their old established stand opposite
~ tho Eagle Hotel where their former patrons and
the public in general, MAJ depend upon having every
article in their line manufactured in the latest fash
iIns and Of the best materials.
We keep constantly on hand, n urge supply Of ron
t7nens boots, shoes und pumps; ladies' slippers and
walking shoes lasting, seal skin and MOROCCO: qcnlc-
mems stout plantation shoes aud booteCs; bToc5 and
womens leather shoes, for servants.
A new and very comfortable fashion OF ladies'
Walking shoes, just received from London.
Aisscs slippers and waking shoes; boys stout
fboes and dancing punS; nll Of own manufacture
Gentlcmcns water proof boots and shoes, on
nStielc recommended as a preventive for colds and
doctors bills. car country friends may depend upon
auF usnol punctuality.
NOV II I2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-11

VIRGINIA. At rules, holden in clerks Office Of the
superior court Of chaucery for Richmond district
the 1T day Of September, 1923 Mary o. Williamson,
John Bath aud Lucy his wife, Robert Williamson and
Sophia Sncci, pits. o-ainH Elizabeth Mann, cxix of
Joseph Mann, dec WHO * or Of William Breedove.
dec and john u. Williamson, James &. Williamson, Rich
ard Evans and Lucy his wife, John Willis and Elizabeth
his wife, Liebeuy Wade and Sophia his wife, nd John
l.. Tnycr and Jane his vito, which said Johu Be- James
c., Sophia AMI Jane, children of Mary o. Wiamsun;
and Lucy Davis, Daniel Davis, John Davis. Madison
Davis, and WIN. Davis John w. simpson sod Ann his
wife, Henry Cbids mud Sophia his WIFE David Brown md
Lucy his wife, njamin Rust and Fanny his WIFE and
Agnes Davis, which said Daniel john Madison, VILLA M,
Ann, Sophia, Lucy, Fanny aud Agucs, are children of
Lucy Davis, dec; James Williamson, Thomas Villa mson,
George williamson James Oliver aud Elizabeth his wife,
and Philip Gully md Campbell his wife, which James,
Thomas, George Elizabeth and Campbell, children Of
Ann Williamson, dec. DIS.
The defendants James G. Williamson, LiuIeborry
Wade and Sophia his wife, John H. Turner and Jane his
wife, David Brown and Lucy his wii James williamson.
Thomas Williamson, George Williamson, and Philip
Gully ard Campbell bis wife, having entered their
appearance and given security according the act of
assembly and the rules of this court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, hat they moi inhabitants Of this
couny II is Ordcfc l. hat the said defendants 10 appear
The first day % the term aud ihe bill
NJ the plaintiffs aud that copy n This order forthwith
inserted in Newspaper published IN the city Of Rich
moul, or two months succcsyey, and posted tho front
door NJ the capitol, in the snid city.
c. ccnv. Te'", WV pTv6rEroN Z" ..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-11

10 Carpenters ind CdbiBci 1inhcre.
VENlIE Subscriber has, and viil constantly l.ccp
On hand, an extensive assortment Of innhoga-
NY ond materials Of oil descriptions IN Tie Cabinet
llnc viz: boards, plank post crotch and shaded
ncerd, with good counter stuff, hand Rulings, novels
bunistcrs. &c for stores and dwelling houses-Aso,
curleJ hair, figured and plain hair cloth rDoss, gum
copal, coach and cabinet varnish, al Of which viii be
sold low fos cagh or good paper.
GEORGE ITENDREE,
Opposite the Merchants Coffee Housc,
Nov 81 Main Street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-11
Ernitnrc. Hcneiinn Bhnds nnd Pinnces

FUTBitmrc, pcnciiGn Blinds and PiOnces.
FHVlIE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand ccnc.
4" raj assortment OF Cabinet Furniture, m1nufac-
tuicd by the most select jOrncymcu, and Of the best
materials, viz sidoboards bureaus, secretaries hook
cases, Chno-prcsscs double aud single wordrobcs,
curved and plain screw and patent Joint bedstcads,
straight lcgd aud pillar and CLAW dining tea and
card tobcs, low post and canopy top cribs PLAIN and
figured cloth sofas, curcd hair and rnattTasses
hair and moss stuffed easy chairs, pianocs with
an assortment of Venetian blinds of various sizrs.-4
Any article IN the above line will bn made nj the
shortest notice. the most reduced price, and in the
most fashionable ond workmanlikc manner.
Tho subscribers special attention Ia the Undertake
ING shall be given at the shortest notice md at the
most reduced price,. lie also keeps for hire q neat
funeral hcarsc, with good drycrnnd gentle borgcs.
GEORGE HENDREE,
Oppoatoto the Merchants Coacc Uorsc,
Nov 81 Main Street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-11
AIR. ALruoNSE LOUBAT IN.

1tR VIM considerably enlarged his VINE
YARD, on loSG-lsi-lNp, where ne now has,
IN full cultivation, IAirty.tirc .4c,rs Of
Ground, continuing 72,0rO Grape Vine
Roots; having also the peculiar advantage
ot being enabled to prDcurc the bcS, species
nj Roots from his Fathers extensive Vine
yards and Nurseries, IN the Districts of Bor-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-11
SUBSCRIPTION

fOH LWDRIENti GhlPE ELNE ROOTS ERO.l
FRINGE 80 q moderate price, and encouraging The
Introduction % tiH: C'is''fe a., "a, U,at,i States.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-11

TNIiE annual ncng o tic Stockholders 81 thc Bank NJ
Virginia will Dc held her B1nkinChoue IN the city
% Richmond, the 81 Monday IN January.
~ - le5e ~ 49, OtWDptuf;r. CrrKr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-11
-n1R. KICIIAnD LITDInW -. TaEc ro,.cc III

RIR. RICHARD LUDLOW Take notice. that
w on r 5 ~ January next, I0rs'o in the cOulty Of
E" shall proceed ~ take dcpoons, (apd continue from
day ~ day until huih n suit depending IN the county
cosr u Es.S, in voh fiznhcl Ludlow, widow ofhc
Do Richgrl Ludlow and nycG guardian Of Mary Elm
l'h, and Richard John Ludlow, plaintiffs aud you
Others dotndarla Your obt srrv'
WV. GARNEI"T, al. dc b. ~.
To-. So. mr. % =. t.N III. vari ,T,-. o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-11

IkNHt sugr'cr Offers f. sale, tire valuable plantation on
y which he 10 dc called the Meadow Bridge This estate
o. situated m c county oi Hanover, ChicuOmny swamp
~ miles hOm the city Of Richmond, and contains 47Gl acres
o which uicre between 100 and 80 u grounds cleared
he late Improvements the swamp have entirely drained the
hi lands tire high md r. well improved. tlic buildings are
cnsve couunodpus, sud in good order tho orchards are
large, containing between and 1000 Of excellent fruits
thr health ri the subscribers family hi. residence
iaic, allows INN % assert that situation dc,ia.
br ~ hat rct n" property las boon offered fr this
erion 81 country f1r many ycar, possessing numerous
af7aniaccs The o Is we'll calculated for tho production o
rnn roiton, oats, and grass and small portion fo wheat
asa Vegetable soil, IS unsurpassed The subscriber would
pcr making private SALE bu II effected by the 18th Of
Dcccrrr We vii li~l Offer publicly ~ the SANG unc, he
r so ~ or 20 cY u"oo, his crop corr consisting
ahpt 800 barrel, bcVc- 80 1nd 800 ~ which homy
corn, fodder, srrks &calso his horses. mucs and colts
o2cthcr with biz household fi'uc plantation utensils Sc
Tic terms n SALE Of tc real anl personal estate, win be made
known n q proper iiuc. JOSHUA STORTS.
Meadow Brides, OFT. 9Th, 1879. 75-20t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03

. Life ofJacksoD, p. 221, $50.
+ Life Of jackson, p. 275, 278.
Il Life of Jackson, p. 3l9, S2l.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-03

Life Of jackson, p. 374.
t Life Of Jackson. p 57s, 331.
Niles Reg. Van. 274.
I.lfe of jackson. p. S3i--Niles' Reg. VIII.
372, 574
Life Of Jackson, 1888, 800. app. F. Niles
Reg. VIZ. .2I5, 25s.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-05

An act for tire relief Of Cyrus Sibiey, rsent OF
Gee, &c NJ B'ooke.
An sol for the relief Of the legal representa-
tive of tim Moses Hazen. deceased.
Al act for the feiiei Of Jonathan Taylor, Of
Kentucky.
Az act for the reefof Archibald Bard and
john findtay executors Of the last will aud ies-
lament OF Doctor Robert johnson, deceased :
and for the relief Of john Scott, executor Of
Charles Yates, deceased.
An ACT Tor tine relief Of Philip Slaughter.
An act for the relief of Ohm Bfaham.
An act for the relief Of James Fraser.
An ac1 for the relief Of Robert Huston.
An ari for the relief of David Ellis.
An act for the relief of Seth Knowles.
Resolution authorizing the Speaker of the
House Of Representatives TO frank letters and
pa kagos
Resolution authorizing an examination Of the
c aims 10 land of John +. Carmichael
Resolution IN relation TO Charles Carroll, of
Cs, roIlon
Resolution 10 authorize the President 10 loan
the barracks at Sscket's Ilarbor 10 the Trustees
of a Scientific aud Military School TO be eslab-
lished there.
ResontI IN relation 10 the mail route be
tween thc cities Of New Orleans aud Mobile
Resolutionin relation 10 the manner Of execu-
ting the printing ordered by eihcr House OF
Congress.
Acfs. lG2 Re olutions, Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-05
ANOTHER FIREIN NEW YORK.

Prom the y Y. commert,a Advertiser
The gang nj ineendiaries who have LATELY
been at work in the upper pau Of the city, have
not discontinued their opei atoms Another Sc
rious FIRE took place this morning - about
one O'Clock, the citizens OF Charlton and King
streets were alarmed by the cry of fire, which
proceeded from pile OF lumber which had been
deposited in Martin y Godfrcy's yard in The
centre Of Tie block between Charlton and King
and barlck aud Hudson streets thr day before.
by then eTerlons 1t was soon put out bat fhey
had just got - bed when they were again alarm
ed, aud found that Martin aud Gridley's Caf-
peitct hop vas IN flames. II soon communI-
Gated 10 several stables, belonging to oattmen,
which, together With several horses, and one
COW, were entirely destz Dyed. From them the
flames spread to the following bsuses -
Q# King street Two dwelling houses entirely
d stroyrd
On Charlton.strcet, four dwelling houses en-
tirely dcstroyed--two considerably Injured, aud
two but slightly.
About oc,ock ON Monday, nad factory
and stable attached 10 the House of Refuge,
on the Bloomingdae Road, was destroyed by
fire.
New York continues 10 he visited with fles.
We give the following from the New York pa
pers Of the 10Th
AHother About O'Clock yesterday after
noon, n stable IN Church street rear Of 81.
panl's Church was discover ed 10 be on fire. II
was got under without doing much damage.
Ind yet jRothg.-About hall past . o'clock
last evening, the of a store in Fulton street,
between Greenwch and Washington street.
took FIRE for short period II wore threaten
ing appearance bat through the activity al our
frem. u. who were soon ON the spot, il was got
under without DONG any material damage.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-05
COINClDENC 4

Phiiadeiphia, My 2s.--Monday evening was
prolific IN fires aud alnrms--in an"ther pant oil
orr paper to-day, will be found an account ot
the destruction OF thr Bowsry Theatre, in n.
York. About the same houl, an alarm took
place here, at the Chestnut street Theatre, The
smoke from one the stove pipes gave the ap-
pearance Of The edifce being ON fire The en-
gine- made Their appearance. and an alarm pre-.
vailed among tie audience, though there was no
real tanger.
Frt.--lust as our paper was gong to pres,
last evening" a fire broke oui in Whalebone al
ley, in carpenters shop adjoining srhenck y
COMPLAINTS Livery Stables, which has done
considerable INJURY The shop in which il orr
ginared is destroyed, and the stables with 4
dwelling house much injured. 1t is now (l2 o
clock) nearly eItnguished. ID.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-05
DOMESTIC INpELLIGEsuE.

appointments by The Pres7drrt ofHe q Silates
bu apd Nth the ndpice 0ld consent fthe Sen.
ar
JAng. BAenorr, Of Virginia 10 be Envoy L
traurdrnary aud Minister Flenpotcntiary 10
Great Brtain.
wv. II. HARHIsov, nfOhip to be Envoy Et-
taordinary aud Minister PieuipatentIaly 10 the
Rrpuh'ir OF ninmba
PfrEr =. PoarEn, of y York. TO be Secreta-
~ of Wa.
DAstIL NJ. CHRtsrlg OF N. Hampshire to be
Attorney Of lhe L. States for the District of Rev
Hampshire.
Wu q HEHnrL1, Of New York, 10 be Con
sui Of III" United States al Cape dc Verd
Islands. in the place Of Samuel Hodges, dpceas-
ed.
JAngs Woopsov Bars. OF Arkansas, to be a
Judge ofthe Superior Cour, ior the Territory OF
Arkansas
BfAuronr r WARTS, Of South Carolina. 10
be Secretary of Legation nj 81. Petershurgh.
EDWARD I. TAYLoE of Y rq'nia . be Secre.
tnry ri Legation 10 the Kepsbic oi Columbia.
JAMES NEnR. Of Florida, 10 be- Judge of the
Southern Judicial District in the Territory
of Florida
wv. ALLISON MREA. of Florida, 10 beat.
toroey OF the United States Tor the Southern
judicial District in said Territory.
HrNHy WusoN, OF Florida, 10 he Marshallor
said Southern Judicial District
ADAM GoRpoH, of Florida, To be Marshal Of
the Di.trcl u West Florida in the place Of
Henry ifIson transferred.
JAMES 6. KlNGGoI of Georgia, 10 be at
'orney Of the United States for the Middr
District OF Florida, in the place of HIM, n. N
RIA, transferred.
Bg The President
SAHr BrryTs of kentuck. TO be Law A.
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lives. hut fear ihn, some accidents have hamper
ed.--Seseral hne horses we're bnInI ~ the sta
bies. The audience we've jus, about assembling
when the theatre caught bs the western conn
ces. Property 60 the amount ri ) ibO0bo mHst
have been destroyedi considerable part oi
which was insured We shall give details IN
our next, sinee,e'y sympalhi,ing with the man
ayers in the loss thcy have sustained.
~ y Eng.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-05

fonrgaat.-(if'rari ota iea,, a...y :,
o.1-- any thing could hitherto mt . n 7
eufi 10 deter the eNscuiian a. Ia. a. ''h 81
me eertani. tiaf he diplomatic a. gins a.
exception OF the aiins.et u spaln. al.
'est against an act 80 cnuirar, ls I.s,,,,, PIT
mat ne representative Of the .ov.rs,a.. ata
leave the Courts OF the u>ur per. cue Ssu.4
r. Eeaesatlon Of Spaia. Bay0,ais Apri, : p.
GENERAL who commands in this placa = a'
ieieg raphic despatch from PAM o,d. s''f'a 4
fench earison Of Pamptlana aud s, sas 's'
10 e'acnaie those places immedatelv IA n
turn 10 France. = qua 10 fe
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-05

Petersburg, May 3O.-The Couri now sitting
having on motion reconslderrd tie order FIR
change Of the venue in the case Of Nathaniel
Sneisoa and all parties expressing Willingness
10 go INTO a trial here, the prisoner was arrargn-
ed ycstcday and jury rnpannrlled about o.
clock The result we shall give in cur text.
Intel
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-05

dn9iter Northumberland gone--A let
ter dated At Grcensbureh neal Iarryjown 24th
inst. states that Isaac Van WAIT, one of the
captors of Msjot Andre, in the Revolutionary
War dled on Friday last A sherI time before
h dcccase. in n conversation with ms physician,
he All, having reference TO the Pudding Mon
ument, thai he wished no monument 10 be eject
I'd TO him, after his death. Thus, every day d-
minshes the Revolutionary characters Alr
Van Want was worthy man, and much ,espec.
ted IN his nrig hbourhood No1i