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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-03


addresses to her. and experienced the reception
as her first lover Nevertheless, at last poor Jessie
became really enamored. A rakish spark, from Mid
Lothian, adorned with education, being of polished
manners and confident from wealth and superiority OF
rank, gained her young affections. She too credu-
losly trusted in his unhaowed professions The ar
der of first love overcame her better Judgment and
abandoning herself to her love Of passion she made
an mprudent escape from the protection of her pa
rents and soon found herself in elegant apartments
near the city of Edinburgh.
The song of neglected Tannahil was to his Jessie
both glory and curse while it brought her into
notice and enhanced her beauty it laid the foundation
for her final destruction. Popularity is dangerous
elevation whether the object Of it be peasant or
prince temptations crowd around it, and snares are
laid on every hand. Who would be eminent, said
distinguished child Of popularity, if they knew the
peril the madness and distraction of mind to which
the creature of the popular breath is exposed!
When the poet heard of the fate of his beloved
Jessie, his heart almost hurst with mental agony and
working himself into the enthusiastic frenzy OF insp
ration, poured forth torrent of song more glowing
and energetic than ever before dropt in burning ac
cents from his tongue. 1t is to be amented that IN
fit of disgust, he afterwards destroyed those poetic
records of his passion and resentment.
Ere three years had revolved their triple circuit a
ter Jessie left her fathers home, she was changed
woman. Her paramour had forsaken her. She was
destitute in her splendid habitaton. Her blue eyes
looked pitiful on all things around hers her oval
cheeks were ndented by the hand of misery, and her
face and person presented the picture of an unhappy,
but amiable being. How changed was the figure
clothed in silk, which moved on the banks of the
Forth, from the happy, lively girl in Dumblane,
dressed in the rustic garb of peasant But this is
subject too painful to dwell let us hasten to the
catastrophe
1t was on an afternoon in July, beautiful sunny
afternoon, the air was calm and pure. The twin ISL
ands of the Forth, like vast emerads set in lake of
silver, rose splendidy DER the shining WATER which
now and then gurged and manted round their bases.
Ffeshire was spread forth like map, her hundred of
inland villages and cots TRANQUILITY sleeping in the sun
shine. The din of the artisans hammers in Kirkal-
ay and Queensfery smote the still air and Dumfor-
lines aproned inhabitants scattered forth their whten
ed webs beneath the noon-tide On the opposite
shore, Leith disgorged her black smoke, which rolled
slowly in volume to the sea- Edinburgh castle, like
a mighty spirit from the "vasty deep" reared her
grey bulwarks in air and Arthur's Seat hugely
and darkly in the back ground. The chorusses OF
the fishermen like hymns to the great spirit Of the
ters assembled over Newhaven and down from Grains
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POETRY.
BY The iuihor Of Pelham aud The Di,owasd. ]
KNOWLEDGE

BY The 4tuihor Of Pelham aud The Di,oWasd
KNOWLEDGE
lis midnlga t-ronnd the lamp which o'e
The chambr, sheds lis lonely beam,
Is widely spread the varied lore
Which Ceeds N youth our teverish dream
The dream, the ,hirs,, the wild desire,
Delirious, vet di,ine--to know -
Around To roam, above aspire,
And drink the breath of heaven below -
From oeeao, earth. The stars, the sky,
To lii m,stc,ian- Natures pf
And barn beiole lie kinAling rye
In man. the darkest mist of all -
Alas what boots the midnight oil
The madneas of The struggling mind
Oh. gagne die hope. mud in the toll
Which only ieAve u doubly blind
What lea,n se from the Past the snme
Duh course Of Eip,y, guilt mud gloom
asbed the tutnre---and there came
no y1ice hon its unla homed womb.
The sun vas silent. anl the wave,
The All replied but with breath
But earth WA KIND, aud from the ernve
Arose the ete,nnl answer DEATH
And this was al Wc need 40 gnge
10 teach us natures only truth
D fools Ger VISIONS Idle page
To waste the hours Of golden y01i,,
In science Mildly do W. seek
Whal only whitening years should bring
the ia"guid pdsc, the ieverish cheek,
The spirits dropping on ihen wing,
Even now my wandering eyes survey -
The glass 10 youthful glance 20 dear,
What deepening Tracks of slow decay
Exhan'rins 'hought has craven here
To Htitb, is bat 10 learhto gruan,
To >coin what MI beside "dorc.
To feel AMID the ~orld alone,
An alien on desert shore.
To 10 g the only ties which seem
To idler gaze ia Hercy givrni
To tind love, faith aud hope dream,
Ard urn 10 dari, de- pm from ben,en@''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-05-04

The most experienced nen in this country as
sure me that they cut hickory W. the new mnon
IN April, Tor axe handles, &c and that The worm
will not attack IL &c cut al that time, aud II asts
longer
|, has been remarked that trees, the wood If
which SOM decays, rs the apple. sugar maple
gum, lin. &c., arc very hard 10 kill, while tile
more durable woods, rs wild cherry, locust,
chestnut red or slippery elm, ara easily killed
gum sugar.maple. NC may have the bark,
cut io the wood all around, mud flourish for
years but alocuA, A,c. Il wounded IN the same
manner, perish Immediately have built log
heaps round The sugar.maple and gum, which
burnt she bark of Tor five OF siK feet above The
ground, aud some distance ,nlo the wood with
ouI making aay visible difference IN the luxuri-
anee uf,he foliHee for the two Grs, years. The
reason ot these things oanno, tell. have on q
~ eSsnyed To state IA lew facts, such IA know,
The Able CoHea, or Charles Mutual may give
The philosophy. Ca the whole, would advise
a farmer, II he wishes his rall' Ia last long aud
the slumps 10 rot quick, to dcadrn or cut his
timber IA the dark of the nnpn in August. II
he doubts the proprie,y al ls advice, ten MN
ntes work aud thee years patience will ena-
bic him 10 teal the tlath al what have said
Lei hun 90 IA his wood and dufdr two white
OAKS Ia the new oi the moon IN August IN the
hHih oi Tue moon let MN uthucu Two mora,
aud IN two or three years he can decide whe
Their the moon has no influence on the white
oak
This subject certainly requires more conside-
rnilon lhnn u has yet received. Asa national
concern, II Ia of great importance. | am una
BILE To say whether the uniied Suites Govern
ment have paid attention iolt but Il were
permitted 10 ioIm an opinion ny the answers of
the cadets AZ The examination nj West Point IT,
v0r v hich Governor Barbour presided /. aud by
me timbrr made usc nt for army and navy pur.
poses laat war, Monld 40, hesitate IN saying
fhoy know nothing aDoul 1t Many were full
o worm holes, and some of them iotted down
before the CONCLUSION Of the way. The com.
plants ofthe navy timber were preti, general
and II iecollect Alright, particularly SO with
respect 10 the Java. buh NJ Baltimore, though
part other i''nbr, was prize mahofany and
our lake squadrons. constructed with rnpidl-
~ unriyalled IN the hiS'o Of naval arehtco'
TURF. could nave been iii Tor service but n few
yehTs. I, u. NJ,
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\ Great Bargain

lMfAY he had Of the sub, nbr,s, nj Piusyi
AGl vaHia court hou,e, vi. Ia a Tan Yard
st'naled on aIoi OH acres OF Land, the lot is
laige aud wei constructed \ god iva story
cnrrying shop, The first story briek, beam mill
aud bnrk house Also, IA dwelling house, three
rooms below aud two above stairs, with the ne.
cesaly out houses and good garden 4 u
stand for II Tan iald, we fhink il possesses as
many advantages AS any oihcr in tins section
oil country II being an excellent hark country,
aud we have collected, tanned and disposed OF
from eight TO twelve hundred Hides annual
iy.
They aIso Offer II acrrs Of Land. contiguous
10 s",d f"rd, on winch Is some 0p"n land, aud
/ small orchard, well enclosed. Inc above pro-
perry we are disposed to sell low. as We wish 20
remove 10 the Western country next FALL
FERNS, one third cash, the balance in two equal
annual payInents. IRA ELLIS,
NICHOLAS VI. ELLIS
April .. w6N
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Az ACT making appropriations for The pub...

An ACT making appropriations FOR The pub..e LIlId-
iilss, and other purposes
BE II sndfied by he Senate and House of Re
presfniafipss Of the United States Of .4merica IN
Congress assembled, That tie following sums,
he appropriated and paid out Of any money
in the Treasury, not otherwise appropriated
for the following purposes. respectively, to
wit
For repairs ard other work necessary to be
dohe in and about the Capital aud il, encos-
nres, eighteen thousand seven hundred and siS.
ty two dollars and sixty three GEMS
For erecting fourteen additional lamps in or
around Capitol square, two hundred and ten
dollars.
For keeping lighted twenty four lamps In or
around said square. six hundred and five dol.
lars.
For erecting an iron rail fence and central
gate on that part of the public ground west OF
,hr Capitol which atjons the circular walk,
twenty eight hundred dollars.
To compete the north front OF the President 5
h use according 10 the original plan, by e.
recting portico,I twenty four thousand seven
hundred and sixty nine DOLLARS and twenty FIVE
cents,
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AZ iHliCt hiA4I'taf 'N'i5''
owing
"a f,f.,s,,les lGreciaa Liquid Rouge
o. 4, lPumaiums. great sarIe
ia" Y..,s.S is. in pots and rolls
u do Ra2ors, old English
.qasa Cliain,, grea! rn' DO. Pndars -.
30 q blades 10 l han
" ..i.al Work Boxes, die
,sVs1b) JeN e"'' o,"s"es
,t.,.sso, tlrn.merts PearI Counters foi
~. t,1t stand. whist, rdriGas kinds
r;,,os double barrel Fngli Dice, beau'it ul
M singje do Ivory ior Miniatures
y, Percussion Locks 'CIrRUN sup. quality
So, with Bayonets Ne'y theap
','ulosno, Nalcr, great traYa, o','tefso' pau
g,r,.o lotto or Oh Lose, geaa
An ioua Oil do do ms
Rssrnce, ..tai rarietyloil Cymeni
odors do dolOh Rhodi
scissors fsnpcrior) greatIWatch IiIbhous
rarirfr belt do
pen ktn,es. (Roger's) percussion Caps
,a,i p,eit rsfietg Plain aud Cut Glass
Pa.krl do do do do, ome'liog Walls, grea.
Ehess Mru variety
10 Boards Necklaces
DRAFT or Checker ADDE'S Overslocs, very
BoW's good
srgar 39x-s grsut ta' Cares
fieA shiug "heS
Ink Staud 80 do sword taaes
l,otos o. Aeno Ri,ling Whips, yatieiy
Dominos frncy States
Hunters Bodies, rmi Fancy Glass Plctaros,
Gus sizeS small
Laather d. DO do Cologne Cor Ladies 'To
inieue Clasps leites, beautiful
Pure d. fobacco hoses
saha Sp1u,. /. Forks Powder Puts, sercra
Mus'a,d Spoons hiads
,-prf & Acid i'rovcrs fancy Soaps, great y,
snud Goxes, grco cari rieiy
tiV GentlrinenS dressing
A,nsi' lanterns assor- Boxes. beautiful
I'D siNes Night Tapeis
HOSE, Lavender and O. Pm-Cusboas
range Flower waters Thermometers. srea
cerg sap variety
Ncse,ab.eRouge DirNs, NC. Ky. DC. ~
Vinegar of Ronse
Together with great variety Of Other ARTICLES
MT herein menlioaad Ny stotl Of Medicine
&C. nu@ on hand, is The largest in the STATE, :
tue variety better than any house in the uninn
Al tho Articles Rc offered AT the very loves
,t,ces. EOWEL DAVIES.
NaICh Is
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Soda W alter

xHHE sabscribcr's soda Fountain is now ia
u fuli operation.
HE has also received n small addi ional sup
p'r u DRUGS L. MEDICINES, some oil which
axe direct from PARIS and LONDON
I. J. DUVAL.
april
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TERMS.

:, - ,n,,',ln pay able IN sdYancs.-No sNh-
II For = y ,.siyel Tor al less TIME tl-in six months
ssrpon WI M s di,con,inued (but al tue discretion
I'd A no aaoa until arc paid cent,
mfe tpf 10 from a distance must be PAID Tor
LAIR INSERTION the payment assumed ny
fresiaas ~ ale eers5a N iynchburg
,,.,asrv or,!ars aotexceedipg two squares a'e III
s,5.l r. 81 dollars. .
s'ftse .,,1-es,ed 10 the Editors Iuust be post
rs viii not Id attended to-
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lNCHANCERY

The defendant John McGhe,, not having entered vs
appearance ana gwen Security according the act of
assembly ana rue ruler othis curt and appearing ty
satisfactory cvidcuce that he not an nhabant ojtbi
country ia the motion i,Iaiatas b.
COUNSEL ltis ordered that tue sand defendant do APP
pear here on tho fourth Monday in June and ans,y
n hEl OF the plaihtf; aud that copy of this order
of tatnWhh ihserrt III somc newspaper printed in The
to"h oi LYnchhurs hr two months success yely. and
pose al tue trout of the courthouse of this coun-
. o.. two several courtilvs.
Acopy--'Teste, q. A. WINGFIFLD ID. c.
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sslsot.S .A.SNlltES.

RtSiiE sahser,ber has larse supply of the
Il above Articles and ALL sell them very
Inv IL. ALLISON.
De-. %
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ARCHIBALD ROBERTSON.

VIRGINIA viz-At Rules holden the clerks office f
ue e'',.,N tout' VI Bedford, Monday the 9TH day
.1oha ; Brown pltf az ain.t John MrGlee aul David
Saunders, detis. 80
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PARIS ;SSsph MSONDoN
,aNIE,Y GOODS

xrySV opening, superb assortment
II r,t,,y afilelrs. aniongs, them are the io'
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sI,hulNA 70 "l:--.ta Court ofQuartrrly Sessi-
ons, for tc county ofYedford held at the Court.
house thereof on ne I'D IA. Of March, 1899.
John o. Lefwich and Smlhson H. Dawes late mer-
h.nts and priners, trading under tho firm and style
hichohs ROBERTSON, adminisra,or of Judith Hatcher
dc. defts.
IN CHANCTRY
Tho defsu1at John Hale MOI having rn,ered hi
appearance all given security according TO the act of
Assembly andthe rules of this Court and i. appearing
% tue satisfaction THE Coyt thathe not IN nhaban
t con1t UT is ordered that tic said defcndan; Hale
doappear her on the fourth Moutay in Nav next and
answer the III of the Plaintiffs, ana that copy Of thu
order DO 0rIRltI inserted in the Lyuchburg Vrgnian
'or Two nonls SUCCESSFULLY, and psted at the front
ave Codrt ds,.
aSSoptIestc. G. A. WINGrfELD, DC.
IP,i~
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VnAkE notice that shall, on the GOT
- day Of April, and first day of May nex,
at the Tavern House of DIR. Powell Mt Anl-
hera Court Housr, proceed 10 take lie deposi-
tons OF sund'y Witnesses, unless they shall he
snoner takea. that on the Cd day OF Nav next,
At the Tavern House of Henry p. Rucker, nj
Bethel, take the dispositions OF slhdry witnesses
aud on the 9TH day OF May next, at the Frank.
In Hotel IN the town OF Ly nclburg, take the de-
positions Of sundry witnesses all OF which are
TO be read as evidence N tho trial of a SUI now
depending and undetermined in the Superior
Court ;f haueety for the Lynchburg District,
in Nhich am Plaintiff, aud you ate Deten-
dants. Yours &c.
ARCHIBALD ROBERTSON
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IN CHANCrRY,

NoR ESr the house and lot ! now occu
4 py. Possession will be given the eolh
Wy mex EDWARD LLOYD.
spriiY ,s1a
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Messrs. William Shelton, jr. James II
Daniel, jr. Jamcs Poindexter, Jesse
Butkicy, leonard Daniel, Richard
S. Els, Thomas ". Enbank and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

" lKGINiA:4Ata superior court oharc.ry toloe, =,
, ,s hs capitol IN the city Of RShmond Wednesday, July
1873 john w Argyle William Argyle, Frederick Arpyle
a. Argyle, John Nj Tavlan and Mary A. c his wife whn
E,edea;.r AZ Argyle and Thomas Argyle infant by
homas CuId, exor and devisee of John Curd Benim
anerson and Rebecca his wife, Samuel Hart and Anne his
wife, and Samuel Dyer, ir. dts ~ ~
his ay to be heard on The hill; ,.l ON TO-
as 10 all the defendants except Thomas Curd the
OF 'hat Defendant, with the replication thereto was
Sueu oy COUNSEL on consideration whereof, the court doth
.hat The defendant Isaac Crd render his
as guardian OF the plaintiffs. Except John Ira
oeore commissioner of the and defen
cant honaS Cur render his administration of
es.e Oh ms tes'ator before the commissioner
report me same To line court with specially stated
eene pertinent by HIMSELF which may he required by the
copy Ies,e, WM G pENDLErON e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01
Gnntmerrtal lsernru.

hhedt aud Flour have experienced further ADVANCE Since
Thursday Wheat now ready sale S5 cts for red, ano
81 ior white Canal aour goes off freely S. cargo Of
WY Wills (1'aeso brand of about 900 bbls Amer
can markell was sold Yesterday and though kent
secret there le doubt that So 80 None of the Nil!
lers will now sell for less than that.
2moun: Of Produce and n,.piJer of Bouis passed o,v,
through tie Lo,cer Locks.
AUGUST s22 binds tobacco, All barrels -four bushels
wheat b4 kegs manufactured tobacco poles
~oad, 20 boais, 6 coal hoas, 1852 bushels coal
AuGusr % 2 ds tobacco, 423 barrels -four bushels
wheat, 10 bar hemp 7s,ares slale 30 boats :
Goa. boats, $50 ii>hes coal.
AUGUST ahl5 h'iS tobacco I56 barrels four bushels
wheat, 8 tons iron, 8 boats.
Unitei Stnfes Bmt Srk al Nsic YORK; August o. 1884
a 1881; Erchange London, 1903 1t 1885.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01
" See ist page of the Daily pare.

DiED On the 2Istof Angus, last Mrs MARY y BurrnR
aged D years. J ''
On the 2ith OF August last MARY s. BurLER Of King vii
county infant OF Benjamin Butter and Mary ~ his
wiie, deceased, aged years "
G .ne so Instant at her residence in this city, long
Samuel Couch, of Goochland county
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01
TRUST SRLE.

IHOSI S.3LE.
ES virtue of deed of trust executed 10 The s,b
scrber by John Johnston, and of record in t,,,
tiistings court office of the city of Richmond on tho
9TH day OF October, 1927, shall on tile list Jav oP
august, 1923, ut ~ o'clock NJ. before the front door
Vi Inc bell Tavern, IN the city OF Richmond for the
purposes therein mentioned proceed to sell at publ:
auclinn on credit of 60 days. the following propcr
~, to wit: ! lots parcels of land lying and ben,r
III the SAID city, Valley and Concord street.
hnown Iii Il survey made by Richard Young flor tb.
late Dr. John Adams bearing date the list MAY.
1885, by lots No. -, ~ 10 and 9; also two nngIn
men, to wit: Stephen and Dick. For more paTti-
cuar description OF said property said deed Tho
t'tie 10 the above property is believed TO be oood
nat acting as trustee, shall rot. warrant.
aug ii-iot2 JESSE i. KEESEE Trustee
u The sale ofthc above Land is postponed unpl
Monday, 18th September next at + ociocl on the nrr
mises; VI the negroes, until Tuesday, ath at e
o clock, al the Bell Tavern.
aug e JESSE +. KEESEE, Trustee
Ss hLtI vi iIAND.Ey deed in trIsr eyrT,,,.l
- To me subscriber by John NJ Gregory on The 1rb av I
august 1871 and admitted TO record the clerks office of a
1ouS Oh James Cty on the 7ih day Jan,ary 1922 for
ctd purposes therein expressed, shall proceed ON Thurs
uy, "'e if" Gay OF September SELL premises
W "e hShest DHier, if ready
county Oh James CITY, said deed nd "a
CONTAINING iour huhlicd acres having been allotted
hey Browne, (oi whom John Nj. Gregory purchase ana
aeJoning Brownies mill This land is heavily tiufe,rI
conveniently situated on navigabe water nav be con-
se'eu d name 10 those disposed engage in the timber
trade No defect III the lille line SUBSCRIBE h, a.
ne WIZ convey only such title vested
mn u ny u'e uee'i aforesaid JOHN B CLOPTON.
Oil
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01
Valuable LAND FOR SAFE

~ lib be sold on the premises on the 18th dav of
September next, a Tract of Land lvng in the
county of iIenrico, the Williamsburg Stare Road
about four miles from the city of Richmond contain
my between l25 and 1870 acres the present residence
or the subscriber. Besides the advantages of sua-
tpn and susceptibility of Improvement possessed nv
tins land, there is upon it most Convenient and
comfortable dwelling house, with every necessary out
house, ian orchard continuing between six and seven
hundred rscs OF the finest fruit in the most flourish
my condition, and we'll of water inferior to none in
tins STATE The subscriber with nroprie1v re-
commend 1t as one of he most healthy situations in
the county, and 10 any wishing 10 purchase n
convenient, productive farm, more favorable on
portumty could not present itself The subscriber
Will take pleasure in showing the premises to any
person dcsirous of purchasing. The terms will be
made known OH the day OF sale.
sept Its C JAMES BARKER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01
JAMES RIVER LAND
EOR ,S.3Y.E

pursuance of decree of The county court Of
Buckingham, the undersigned commissioners. or
one or more of them, will proceed on tic premises ON
the oath day OF September next TO sell to the hyh
est oidder' tract OF land IN the lower part OF Buck.
lngham' on James River, called .Houat Ida
This tract OF land is believed to contain six Inn.
dred acres-about one hundred and fifty of which ara
low grounds good portion Of the high land is ir,
woods, and is tobacco land The whole of the omen
land extraordinarily fertile.
The improvements originally constructed, with an
eye to taste and usefulness, will require some repairs
An accurate survey Of the whole tract ascertain-
ing the quantity Of forest and open, hill and bottom
land, will be made before the day ofsae and plat,
exhibiting the results will be prepared for the infor
nation of those concerned.
TERMs.-A credit of l, ., :; and wears will he
gwen. The commissioners VIII require, from the pnr
chaser bonds with approved security and will retain
lien on the land till the purchase money be paid
GEO. NJ. PAYNE, S.
w. l.. FONTATNE, Commls>
VIM F. RANDOLPH. ) Sio'ers'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

o. We are requested to announce THOMAS JEF-
PERSON RASDoLPH of Albemarle, as a candidate for
the Senate, to supply the vacancy occasoned by the
election of MIR. Gordon to Congress-
We also requested to announce DR.. CHARLES
Cooke, Of Albemare, as a candidate for the Senate,
in the same District.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01
MARINE NTsWS--

ARRIVED.
Schr. Emily Davis, Davis from Phiadelphia :,
days, with suudgies, TO ID. Timberlakc Lewis W ebb
u ca. Lucke 81 Sizer Bagwell g. Smith, Bernard
Pey, on, ID. J. Burr, p Hoxai 81 Co. NVads,vortl 81
Williams, G.. Picot, Miles 81 Payran, Jas. Williams
Jas Robinson, c. NJ. Mitchell, Saml Pu,ney, S. S
Saunders, Jas. Mcl{ldoe. ]. Hollowell j. H. Nash
Albert a. Morris d Co. L. 81 E. James 81 Co Cool
y Ryan, Chs. Ellis, J. Il ]. f.. Heron, Ro J. Smith
u. Pyle, Otis, Dunlop & Co. NJ Stratton, A. w
Noting, Peter Cotton.
Sloop Trimm or, Price, from Charleston. with bal
last.
BELOW,
Schr Isaac w. Norris, Townsend, from New
York, ballast.
Schr. Adrian. Thrope, from New York, ballast
Schr. Me- York, Frambes, from E~g Harbour
ballast.
SAIED,
Scoop Philadelphia, Mills, Tor Bridgcton n. J. coal
Schr. Conclusion, Low, for Wareham, Mass. coal
BEACON OFFICE, }
Norfolk, Aug %, 1929.
Arrived, scbr Sally Nckeron Nantucket 6 DAYS
Sailed, schrs Ook Out BUSHNELL Charles0n; Esther g.
Sally, Bancroft, for Phlepia Increase Hilker .or New
York; soors Independence Osto for Rchnocd and Tame
Doughty, for Philadelphia
From below, all the outward bound vessels
1t is expected that the which have been detained far
several days past by NJ T. winds i'll Hampton Roads and IT'S vi
entity went to this mornings among which ships JEFF
erson, Ivy for London; AnacTeon, Lenox verpooi Bril-
liant W1nsor FOR MaTseies Gen. Jackson Gachel for Rio
de Janero; Joseph Spraeue, Hawkes. ST Thomas and
Brilliant, Creighton, for Martinique