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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08
COMMERCIAL.

FLouH.-The quantity Of fresh Flour in market is
moderate and prices of that description better
maintained; sales of fresh ground Howard-street have
been made for city use in small parcels at S. So on
time.-N Y. Price Current Of Uednesday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08
An Elderly Gentleman.

nNE who has seen better DAYS, Is now IN TINS pace
and would be clad to obtain situation that would
give him decent support. His papers. recommenda'
tons are al this Office. where they can at any tune
be seen They have been looked over by the Editor s
of this paper. who would be glad to interest some
his feIlow-ctzens in behalf OF one, who aithoagh a
fortunate. is evidently competent to Transact Utmost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08
SHIP NEWS
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ARRIVED, AuGusr7,
Steam boat Franklin, hewitt. Baltimore.
SAILED, AUG. Z,
schr Georgetown, Kirtand New.York.
Schr Southern Trader, iutchins, to load below Tor
Charleston.
schr Hope & Polly, Baker, cleared st New-York for
this port 9TH inst. 80 90
Ship boston of this port, wss passed IN lat A3, So
long. SO, &C. on the 9th Of July, steering east.
Sclr. Pioneer, Ellridge, hence, at Boston LIST inst
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08

Is stated that HENsHAw's he Collector Of
pN'on) appointment Of Mr.. WILLARD. as Chief
'IN Of The Clearance Department, has been
wa med % the Administration" after due
'N'ce and consideration.
'0e merchants Of that city protest, in strong
ms against the appeintment-but said the
'ree'Or, "a sg for you."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08
Public Sale.

Id Lynn Esq ofthe Justices of the Peace for the
County of Alexandra, ID G, and to me directed,
shall proceed to sell. at public SALE to the highest bid
der for cash, Monday. the 24M Of .fugust nert at
II O'Clock, NJ all the right title. and interest Of Tho.
mas Kingston in ard to
a LOT Of Ground,
in the Town Of Alexandra, beginning Water street,
SO feet north from the corner OF Water and Princess
streets; running thence, northwardiy. with Water
street, 10 the northeast Of the said lot, number
ed IA; th-nce, running eastwardy, parallel with Prn
cess street, into the river Potomac; thence, running
down Potomac river, until line ran westwardy, par-
lei with Princess street, viii strike The begging
The above sale is 10 satisfy two executions in
ia, of NJ Johnston Co and one in favor of James
Thomas. RICHARD SuACKLEFORl,
july 2S-eO,24thAug Constable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08

CRoPs IN CASADA.-The Montreal Gazette says:-
From all parts of the country receive most favor.
able reports ofthe crops. With the exception of some
neglected and impoverished grounds, where the fly has
made some ravages, the crop of Wheat, about which
some apprehensions lately entertained, now pro-
misses to be very good. Indian Corn, Peas, and Pota
toes all look strong and healthy. and, if blessed with
favorable weather for week longer, we have every
to anticipate that shall have most abundant
supply of these valuable products. The Hay, which
is full crop, is nearly all cut down, and most of it
housed in excellent condition The Barley harvest
has commenced, and promises 10 be very good. The
Grass pastures Look most luxurant, and adorned
with unusual proportion Of the rich white clover Of
the country.
In consequence az t'ese aattering prospects,
Wheat aud Flour have been gradually declining in
price. Fine Flour held at 81 to SIT but is expect
ed, that as the new supply comes forward, it
viii fall to such price will allow it to be exported
10 other markets For middling and common Flour
there is still steady demand for the consumption of
the country, and may be quoted at s6i to ~ per Dbl
considerable quantity OF Indian Corn has lately arri-
we'd, and is readily bought up by the inhabitants at 4s
Cd to IS. per bushel. Young Potatoes are now very
abundant in market and, they every day falling
in price, will afford cheap substitute of food for
an classes Cf people"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08
a LOT Of Ground,
NOlMini Barefoot

NJ OST respectfully informs his customers and the
WI public. that he has now for sale,
PICKLED OYSTERS,
put up agreeable to his direction. and which, for ex.
quse favor, delicate taste and fine RELISH cannot be
exceeded. Tie is regularly supplied with the
VERY BEST crabs,
which together with genuine LIQUORS and good RE.
LLSHES in all their variety, he trusts will as usual
give general satisfaction, and may be had from sunrise
till ten at night.
He has on hand stock of Good Clothing, and CONT
nues to purchase from those who are duly authorized
TO SELL cost aug
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08

The Thermometer stood ye sterday at So
wind ligh, from N. w. clear aud sulry wea-
Their.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08
CheaN Goods.

NNCUY OVVNos
TTNHE subscribers intend making change in their
j business in September, and, with view of selling
off reducing their stock of Goods offer them, till
that period, at very small advance upon the cost The
assortment is large. seasonabe, and general and buy
ers by wholesale or retail, will get them at reduced
prices. JAMES WM. SCOTT.
July 8-dtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08
CarriageS for Sale.

Carriages LOT oaie.
A Second hand panneIl Gig and harness
4 l Coachee and harness 80,
stage with do for horses, all of which will
be sold low for cash or on tme for approved paper
aup8 GEO. WHITE, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08

'us Virginia Free Press introduces, most
'pp'y, The following quotation from CowpER,
appi'es The lines to the seram5lers for office
= Washington:
AL, -" The shark is there,
Sa %e SHARKS prey, the spendthrift, and the leach
W. quo Is him; there the sycophsnt and he
Re- sah oareheaded and obse quious bows,
AMI wan ONCE, doom'd to n cold Jail
IN s ss0At per diem, il his patron ftown.
W. esee s~arms, as If in golden pomp
.airAeterd on every statesmsn's door,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08

DRAWS THIS DAY.
Connecticut State Lottery, 9th Glass,
For the benefit of the Retreat for the Insane, i'll be
drawn at Mitldlepwn Saturday the 9th OF August.
60 numbers, 9 drawn ballota.
Highest Prize 10000 Dollars.
Tickets "a; halves 9 quarters /.
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Glass No. for 1922 will be drawn in the City of
New-York Wednesday the 18th of August
48 numbers, drawn ballots
Highest Prize 5000 Dollars.
Tickets -; halves 2; quarters L.
To be had in variety Of numbers at
J. II. WHITES
Lottery Office, Royal street.
anr &
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-08

w neat 4 ans.
rI>HE subscriber respectfully informs the public that
Il he has commenced making Wheat Fans, which he
warrants equal 10 any TO- the District Persons dspos
ed to purchase will please call and examine for them
selves. at John Bryan & Co.'S. Lumber Yard
aug 6--,l3t WM. II. MCKNIGHT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23
RtrtDtar otrO e3aht0,
MONDAY MORNING, NOV. 23, 1879.
THE CONVENTION

fLsrERDAy the Convention having again sf into
om'ee OF the Whole, MIR PowELL in the Chair aud MIR
oh amrnncnt yesterday offered, being under consdera
,o MIR THOMPSON Of Amherst addressed the Commute in
MIR lFGm ~ " ~ ~
Nhsh MI L concluded MIR DoDDRIDar offered an amend.
hv substantially eNeudni. the right OF suffrage To all who
paw SAFE q" County tax, aud supported al length and re-
'he Whoe ground Before any question was taken on
us' m SfANAHD offered AN amendment to Ai IIIus amend
'nu' extending the right OF stase lcsscc whose leases
were nI"ei tncc months before election Tins amend
hc gaze rac 10 snmc discussion between Nlrs,s SrtXAHp
i1i' "i I y bAEnura ct O,agc Nhior i. Jolxs.y and
MHHi, and wa finally rejected 50 10 81 Alr S1.pn linen,
n"'ei t" 1rrnd Mo itiD Ia the Z, SOLUTION of t
.Si we committee, y c%eni", right OF ,ufa-c 10 all
state a,no,nt MIR linz, =. -, ,r'''
"e' ~ SON" length, ~ winch he protested MS aureii,i, 10
'"'"c" f''ncduon and disclosed his views scncraly
or M"NEoE succeeded, and scciucty stated a., linn, 10
""oh he wis willing To 50 e>ieiitt tie mint of ,lG ,,-
namely I" eSsceS Tor yedIsdud Cccltcd his unipg.ss IN
iiui. ~ '0'~' ~ "'t''' ''"''' '''e
Mr hNnp'rI m brief adde's expressed his
AT to declaration 81 tc gentleman FINN, Loit vi, No
VI Jul" Uf'l'ihliion 10 abide 10y the land At motion
a'i.,ur.cd. ''"'''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23
THE SOUTH AND THE WLsT.

II appears from tic subjoiued article that the Ken
iucky DFovcrs are determined rot put it again with
IN the power Of tho Southern people, 70 drive them
people oftne sun" Bait CLron-
Our southern friends, notwithstanding their rat
r!otlc resolution TO buy more Kentucky Hogs ar,
apprehenslVc that there will not De enough m the
market Tins winter, and they seem not TO he we
pleased with he prospect before them. W give then
timely notice, and have notna now 10 add for tEeI
Comfort, except that 30 100 thousand Will be
slaughtered on the OhO, watch but for their poica!
movements and resolutions, might have been driven TO
them A. tcrmc.ly. Our sdiers however, arc all in ia,
vor OF free trade and good pieces and will lie ready
to receivs tie cash ofthcir old Southern customers
at New Orleans in FEBRUARY and March. for any
quantity smoked in BARRELS but we belieye their
determination TO the Souhrons tie t.ouble Of
picking aud curing cannot be altered
hetHucky Reporter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23

ARRIVED.
PORT OF RTCHJNOND.

Scoop Globe, Maaier, from Norfolk. with bal
with ballast.
Schr. Rising Sun, S,anwood, froia Portland, vi
lumber hay a"d moekaFel, to Davenport, Allen &
SehF FuFF:oy. Ireland, from New York, baliost.
SAILED,
Schr Commodore Perry, for City Point -four
ScAr Caroline Marion, Barnes, for Baltimore
coal. T.
Steamboat Columbus, Turner, for Baltimore. via
City Point and Norfolk, with tobacco, -four, SC.
NEW YORK, Nov. l9.Clu, scAr Martha Beas,on Pew
R.1nEand - -
ARID schrs Hornet, Gould; Chesterfield Peas,oa: Chariot,
ali from Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23

The Convention on Saturday, completed the scr.
c"t wcnk offs session l. afa.ls. we presume. tho
solitary example OF dcbera;iye body, which in the
'ap'' 81 nearly "o" f"n" months, has agreed 20 no
one '"'h5' decided no ono principle. Meanwhile,
congress ana the Legislature arc within fortnight
o. assembling and twelve members OF Convention.
are !l"ewiSe members OF Congressman the public
nnd Is kepl IN state Of great excitement ari,a;ion
anu suspense Too much enquiry and dciriera,i N
cannot DC used III great work, but we re>psc;r,I.
suggest /! there not considerations 70 urge the
Convention ut least to observe the maxim fti.a late
-'lthoy sLoud not a least, "ha>tcn slowly" \ very
Awkward state Of things VIII be produced by the con-
temPoEancons session oftho ConYentoa, of Congress
and the L2g'slltuyc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23

II is well known that Mr. RANpoLPu claims dc.
scent from Pocahontas, the daughter Of Powhatan
who saved the life Of the chivalrous Captain Smith
at an early period Of the settlement of VIRGINIA The
following Is an extract from an essay in the Peters
burg lntcligonccr giving account Of that native
Princess.
"Pocohontas was afterwards in London. Captain
Smith, during tho few days hc stad therc visited her,
IN company with many persons Of rank. She was
presented To- the kiuat and Queen by Lady Del.
waIGHnd her husband She was present at several
masqueradcs aud assemblies, ali which sights gave
her great qualification Soon afterwards, having
cmbar cd on board the ship George. from London
for Virginia, she fell lsick, aud died at GrovCscnd.
The painFuEcs Of ills event " her friends and hes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23

he lol.owlngis an extract Of letter, published
IN the British Court Journal, on the subject OF the
purchase of Jerusalem by Baron Rutchschild
King ROrHsCHGLB.--The following curious cx-
tract Is from apryatc letter from SMYRNA. We give
II without note or comment.
The confidence OF the children Of Israel i'm the
words of the Prophet has not been in vain the TEN
pie Of Solomon will be restored in all its spleudour.
Baron Rothschild who was accused ofhaving gone to
Rome to abure the faith Of his fathers, has merely
passed through the city IN his way to COnstantinope
where he Is about to negotiate loane with the
Porte. IL Is stated on good authority, that Baron
RotECsiilt has engaged To furnish 20 the Sultan the
enormous sum of 800, 100000 piasrcs. at three IN
stalmeuis, without interest on condition ofthe Sui
tuns engagculg. for himself aud his SUCCESSORS to
yield to Baron Kothschill forever the soVereicuv of
Jerusalem, ana the territory Of ancient Palestine
which was occupied by the twelve tribes. The
Barons intention r., 20 graft to the rich Is-actcs
world, portions Of That fine country, where lie promo
scs TO establish segniorit,es, and to give them as
far possible their aucirn; and sacred laws
Thus the defendants OF the Hebrews viii at
length have q country, and every friend OF humqn-
ny must rejoice az The happy event. The poor Jews
VIII cease TO be the victims ofopprcsSi0n and inlus-
tcc. Glory TO the great Baron Rohschild, who
makes so noble use Of lis ingots.
Alttlc army being Judged necessary for tlc re-
stroed kingdom, measures have been taken for re-
cruitmg 1t ont of the wrecks OF the Jewish battal-
lion raised IN Holland by Louis Buonapartc. All
the lsrachtcs who were employed in the various
! departments OF the Dutch Administration, are to
obtain superior posts under the Government OF
Jerusalem, and the expenses ofthcr Journey are 10
/ be paid them in advance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23

Gen. sem Ii il stated that this distinguished Of
cor has finally acquiesced in the correctness of Pre-
sideHt adams decision in respect 10 his rank and
has reported himself for duty this information NJ
tords Us sincere pleasure, there is moElonger onv
danger that so valuable an officer vii! be lost to Tie
service. " - CONNER IL .1,d5ritser.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23
JAMES GlBBON.
JOHN ,. CLOPTON,
RICHARD ANDERSON. 2
WM ~. RICHARDSON.
THO. BROCkENBROUGu.
GURBON II. BACILLUS, =
AUGUSTINE NEAI.E.

h'csHOnd, .fUreDgioy SO;h, 1920.
GENrrEMEN; ! acknowledge with great sonsibili
" the distinguished mark Of Sadness with ,ybi,h
have been honored by my Fellow Ciiizcns in their
invitation to dine with them 10 BORROW, m token of
Their respect, and cordial welcome 20 me ON
NY return to my native state.--Prof6undly grateful
for this iiatiorng testimony of their regard accept
their invitation with pleasure.
Gentlemen, olCr TO you and my Fullow Citi-
zcns whom you represent on assurance of nv warm
est regard JAMES RARR0Tfp
10 james Gibb0n. John y. Clopton Rich.
ard Anderson, VIM. III. Richardson rho.
peterborough, Gurdon II. Bacchus
md Augustine Ncalc, Esqs.
Gon Ilarvic presided, assisted by Mai. Gibbon,
Col. Preston, nni VIM H. Fllzbugh, Esq ANer
dinner, the following toasts were giycu
l. Our County--May her liberty as eternal as
her mountains, ever stand warning to the oppressor
and an example to the oppressed.
> The President Of these United States.
,. Our distinguished fellow citizen James Bar
bour-our neighbour, our iilcud--wc cordially wei
come hun home.
Mr.. BAREOuR rose after the foregoing toast was
drunk and addressed the company as follows
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS as | nm with the pro.
toundcst gratitude for the kindness and consideration
WIN which you have honorod me by this occasion and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23
Ut ONE O'CLOCK TO-D1Y

1T OJNE OJLOJh IO-D.TY
The drawing Of the Delaware and South Carolina
Lottery, No. lG,
Sic Thousand Dollars Capitai Prise,
Tickets sj--IInlvcs { 5O--Qunrters 10.
And tho drawing Of tho RHODE-ESLAyND LOT
Terry No. ID
Fire thousand Dollars Capital Prfse,
Tickets S2-IIalves I--Quurters so.
1.-THE drawings ofthcse two Lotteries arc expect
60 by this davs mail. For the capitals, and cash at
, ~. call at the Lottery and Exchange Office Of
.., eg TlIO. y. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23
DINNER TO MIR. BARBO-R

dinner numcrouSy attended, was given to Hon
James Barbour OH Saturday, at the Eagle The
proceedings were marked by 10 party spirit, and
IN the general were harmonious, and satisfactory 70
the company. The following is the correspondence
between Mr.. Barbour and the Committee of arraroe-
ment.
- Rirhnload, 10M .Noyep,Jer 1899.
To JAMLs BAEnoUR, ESQ.
SIM y number Of your fellow citizens desirous ~,
teStyhg TO you on your return to your native State
their respect for your private virtues and nnliic
wees have determined 10 invite you to parfatc
with them of dinner at The Eagle Hotel ON SAT
urduy next the 2ist inst. at four o'clock p NJ and
have Appointed ~ the organs Of their wishes
In the performance OF tins duty, permit us 10 ton
dCf 70 yuu our Lirbref esteem,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23

teand, was -ctnew iat nllga,ed by lhc ohr,sta p,
slgnatioh she display Cd IN her last Inouen;s. =
Her young ch1d, Thomas Rolf was leit M ~,
mouth, andcr The Care Of Sir Thomas Siukcly il,
desired 10 keep it. Pocahontas died III i61j. n.sl
-. Thomas Roll, her son, Afterwards became ii
zen OF Virginia. He left his death daughter
ehiS doughter married Col. Robert Boiling, by whom
sue Ieit an only SON and five daughters, who were
married respectively Col. Richard Randolph, Col
Sonh iemng, DR.. William Gay, Mr. Thomas
Eiaildgc, and Alr James Murray
The noble blood OF Pocahontas flows in rr.nv cei,e
anu Tue aristocracal orator of Roanoke boasts ais
descent from the daughter of Powhatan.'
IN is said that King james ;eas oq;n4d .,s Pr., c h
i"E dared = eIaTFy mic Gyoyei faa,iy.
SAM PATClFS LAST LEAP
Poor fellow ie Jas Sacrhced his M, own daring ana
the public applause The following letter. announcing the
melancholy event. published in yesterdays Albany Adyeg.
tsci. IN Y Jo,,.s Cyr,
RpcsryTIa. Nov. 10, 1929
sun Patch more, 10 made his last leap irom scaiu
erected on the brink of the falls this The
was elevated twenty-five feet lie spans rahessy from
descended about third Of the DISTANCE handsomely
ever he did.
lie then evidently began to droop his arms were extended
water and sunk forever Il fearful leap aud fea fully l.
has terminated.
The prevailing opinion is became hfeless ere he
reached the lie had drank
was not apparently ercoue than on Friday last,
IL was truly solemn scene, where
witnesses 10 an mmoaton, which had origin
eho I" satisfy the craving appetite OF human curiosity Sans
last request, understand, was funds collect,
should DC sent 10 his mother II his adventure should tern
fatally
His body has yet The height of the Ceeessee
ail- down which he jumped is 100 The staging
eei above the i the distance whieh descended
ore lbs feet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23

- Nothing Is yet determined in tic Convention
FOR the la-t "oek, the question Of the extent o-sr
age has been chilly discussed, and has called forth
almost IS much warmth ana interest, and quite rs Mr.
ny pcrc.es. that of the basis of representation.
Parties on this subject, are differently d,yjae0
There is less OF sectional feeling although there is
yet mucu. TO extend suffrage sore,ch,i, is the dis
posnloRo! nearly the whole Convention, Nj. Ran
doph perhaps, and very few others executed.
difference OF opinion exists TO Decree and the par
ties may be thus c0sscd: /. Those who adhere r.
thnGsas they aro, and who ,lnna that the Cons,it,
ton issued Pe1e from The hands Of Gao Mason. =,
Minerva sprung armed from the brain of Junior
;. Those who WISH some extension, bu, arc not Ill
ling to depart from the htnd. Mr. Monroe on Sat.
urday declared his ad!csion to this sentiment ,,hic
after Il iormc. speech, occasioncd some surprizc.
Tbs party Is considerable i'll point Of number, bu,
much less we believe, than majority. 3. Those wLo
60 beyond dan@, and desire give every man vote
who being citizen resident for certain time before
he offers to vote N addition pays his share of State
tax. This party wc are Of opinion is the strongest
and were we TO hazard conjecture, it would be- tha.
the Convention will settle down upon its opinions
d. Those who wish to give every citizen resident f5r
certain time, bearing arms and paying taxes State
or county, the right Of suffrage.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23
FOR EFCtN.
FROM FRANCE.

Tic packet ship Edward Bonahc, Capt. Ilatha
way. arrived at Now York Wednesday, from
1Iayre, whence she suicd on The 5th Of October.
J}y this arrival files of Paris and HAVE papers TO The
1lth, inclusive, have been received. They contain
little intelligence not anticipated by ihc last arrival
from Liverpool
The Gazette dc France says tia: credit was ncI-
ther better products higher than since Inc news
of peace IN tho East had cleared tho horizon from
clouds Tut, Notwithstanding France was filled with
gloomy alarms, the tocsn wac sounded, twenty insur-
gent Journals wcrc stirring up agitation, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23

TIE NEWS AND THE MARKE IS -NEw lorA, Nov. 10
The news from England Of advance Of Sd, and rom
Uayo Of extensive demand, have Produced ncss the Cot
market, az iouno prices, which quite high the
foreign markets were and even There however
little stock 0 much business be done NJ sorts 1our
day about p cents lower han week
with dul market Ely's brand was sold TINS morning Sg
L.. 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23
SAW PATCnIS LAST LEAP

fH IS sad that King james eas o7;naed g,,. Ro for hop
tng dared = marry inio roget t55f,iy - 80 ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23
THIS DAYll
RHODE ISLAND LOTTERY
P. CHUBB'S OFFICE.

~ No. ].
81, p, 40, = 90, If, 1, %, so
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23
SCHEME.

besides great number u smaller prizes.
lew yet lir sale a. =. CHUBBS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23

THIS Day, at one o'ciock,
The drawing Of the Rhode Island Loftcry. No
49, VIII be received Capital Prize q 600.
Tickets s. Halves in .Onorton
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23

~ -, SNI TN CII-o i1ASI LEAP.
Poor fellow! I've las sBCTLced his life tn MS own la na An,
the public applause The following letter announcus th
melancholy event. is published IN yesterdays Albany Adyeg
tsef. m Y. Jour. Com.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-23

~ In future doors open at o'clock, Performance
commences at precisely. nov ga
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-30
From the cineinus,i gazette.
THE TRAVELLING c4p,.rr

FER q considerable time past there has beer
a noise made IN the papers relative 90 ! -,
csnsemplsted BY the President Of he TIo;,sG
states to Fortress Monroe. Tie Nors,pk g.r
aid o. the 81 instant, ssys-sWe can new .,,,s
WITH certainty that the President ofthe trn;,sS
States viii make his intended yisi, 10 Fortrs !.
Monroe on Thursday next. in the steam pscke,
Potsmsc de will be accompanied by seer
tary Of war, tae Postmaster General. snd ~.
ersl Macomb."
rms Is truly formidable body guard indeed
and smscks nothing Of 1.-THE penn and eifcnm.
stance OF court influence, but Is ser6.ef,g !,
character sI'A the PLAN Tsnnssses Farmer.