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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

An imfroven ent is announced in the manu- /.
fac.ure ofhatsi which has long remained sta.
tionsryl Thii is thu stiffes, par, of the cos.
tune q our English ancestors, and may well
be improved A NV York paper says
We have this morning been shown one Of
W,lsoo's FIVE dollar hats Of the Toledo shane.
whichis really Beautiful. 1t is remarkably light.
weigh ns Only six ounces, possesses fine Iu.-
ire, is made Of good materials, and its figure
BE- sides being fashionable, is wha; is of more
conseqa enee, extremely convenient to the wear.
err This We believe includes all that is want.
ed in hat, and this is afforded for Eve dollars.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

Use of Liquors in The .army.-The Secretary
OF War, in reply to an inquiry made OF him
by the II. Of Representatives,w whether the use 81
ardent spirits can be dispensed with i'll the ar
my Of the United States, has made report
He gives it as his opinion that the habiIua' dse
Of ardent spirits, or even in moderate quan'i-
ties, is 10 health, and that the cham
ces for vigor, health and long lite, are in favor
of him who abstains from it al oge'hrr He,
however, thinks that so small quantity as
gill day, taken a. different times, is MOI calcu-
lated 10 impair the health Of persons engaged
in active employments, and that the sudden a
Landowner, of i, by persons who have been in
the habit of using it, nigh, prove injurious 10
their health.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

Ofthe Court constituted Of 8 members besides
the Pre- siden,, on the first article, one voted Tor
conviction. IL for acqui'tal-on the I'd article,
4 for conviction, for acqu,tal-o the Sd ar
ticle unanimous vote Of acquiual. On Satur-
day last the Senate, by 4 unanimous vote, re-
iected the articles Of address upon the report
Of their Judiciary Committee, who investigated
more fully than the House had done, the sub
ject matter of that address.
"Thus has Judge Todd succeeded in breast
ing one Of the most fac,ious and violent storms
that have been wi,nessed for years in the West.
10 PROSTATE a man. The Attorney General Of
the State and Speaker Of the House of Repre-.
sen,atives, exaspera,ed by private an;mosity,
and uniting the dominant political party ofihe
State in their mac hina,ions, had rwhelmrd
him with their parry, while he was absent AL
tending his official duties, until i, was by some
deemed temerity in The extreme for him even
TO appear in his defence Bot in the confidence
Of conscious rec,itude both morally and official
~, he presented such a case Of innocence aud
attempted prescription, that il made his enc
mics quail and retreat. and the indignant voice
Of the people whom he serves as a Judge, has
pros,ra:e6 the leaders OF this combination"
We are informed that the Judge intends 10
Law the whole affair before the public, being
anxious that those who have known him so
long and Intimately as the Kentuckians, should
understand the whole procedure.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23
Daily Paper, ga Country Paper, IS per annum
MONDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1929.
THINK OF THE POOR.

THINK OF THE POOR.
When winters bleak AMI piercing winds
Blow furiously around,
And grasping frost. oenambs che limbs,
Aud strongly binds the ground,
When boist' rous storms war in the air,
And fierce and loud do roar;
And show'rs Of chilling snow descend
Think Of the starving poor.
What pure delight may be enjoy'd,
BY ye who wealth possess;
For wealth gives you the envy'd pow'r,
The child Of want to 6iess'
Then let not Misty crave in vain
For pity at your door;
But with humane and gen'rous hearts
Relieve the wretched poor:
With willing hand apply balm
To each corroding wound
The naked clothe-the hungry feed
In these true joy is found:
They're also pleasing to our God,
And registered in heaven;
Which far, in worth, exceeds all wealth,
That e'er to man was giv'n.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23
DEEII.ING

We have read with grea, pleasure ssyshr
v. Y. Commercial, the opinion delivere,by
Judge Carron, in :he Supreme Court fEbrs
and Appeals Of The S'ate OF Tennessee. 1.-THE
case of Smith vs. State of Tennessee, dehr-
ed al The last January term. Smith, an sasr.
ney Of the Court, accepted a challenge "a ih,
| a duel, from one Brank, Of Tennessee. Am.
ing took place in Kentucky, and Brank as
shot. Smith stands indicted Tor murderin
Simpson county, Kentucky. A rule wasn.
| tered in the Macon Circuit Court, OF VIII
Smith was an attorney, for him to show ea,e
why he should not be striker from the rolls
On an appeal from some part Of the techbi,
proceedings under the rule, the matter came n
before the higher Cour,.-Tn delivering. its,
pinion, Judge Calron, establishes the ,igh,{A
strike an Attorney from the rolls for sue an Oh
fence; &, after disposing nf the tee hnicaj ques
lions, goes into moss able .xaminatI OF mi
modern theory and practice of durIling, lastly
ing the various descriptions ofindniduals WHIT
are led 10 send and accept challenges. with az
accuracy which Is at once recognized, and
faithful delinea,ion OF the motives and fears %
those who engage in honorable murder, the ne
rusal Of which would tinge with confusion The
cheek Of many a duellisi We r.gre, that we
have no room 10 copy this able exposition. As
to the unfortunate individual implicated 10 this
instance the Judge says
"Taking The petition for true, and how doe
the case OF the defendant stand? BY the laws
OF God, the laws Of England from the days Of
the Edwards; by the law. of Kentucky ard
Tennessee, and Of every civilized land, he is
declared to have been guilty of wicked, wiliui
and malicious murder, and felou aed rom
justice. Is it possible tina, any well. balanced
mind can, for moment, believe tina, man
whom the law thus condemns, is e. person
10 be an alder and adviser 10 the sanctuaries of
iuaficet"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

The House ai ,AsteneSsls nj New uXprk haxe
pediency Of repeating all laws authorizing the
sale Of Lottery Tickets; also TO ascertain. il
practic able, what sums are due 10 The Institu-
lions or agents for which such lotteries were
granted, and to report on the expectancy OF
paying The same out Of the Public Treasury.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

QUICK Travelling The United States Mail
Coach with 100 weigh, Of mails, six passen.
gers and the guard arrived in Philadelphia on
Monday morning, from New York in 9 hours
and 80 minutes
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

A bill has passed the Legislature Of Della
ware, Incorporating company for the culture
and manufacture of silk, with capital OF $50
600. Mr.. Z. Maury, Of Wilmington, a gem
,Irman who has devo,ed much attention 10 The
subjccr, is said to be at the head Of the scheme
We cordially wish him success in his patriotic
labOurS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

DISTRICT CouRr.-Yesterday before Judge
por, was examined, on charge Of having at
'e%p,ea 10 pn. ., H. ~. 90 .sp's'n; ne sear
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23
PENAL CODE.

Extract Of letter dated Harrisburg, February IA.
"The long and full discussion of the princi.
pie of Solitary Confinement is closed. The
House sus,ains :his important feature, by a
vote of "a yeas TO nays"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

The jams River Canal broke on Saturday
and he Batteaux have been stopped running.
But active measures have been taken for mend.
,ns the banks; and we understand that the wa
ter will be let in, in the course oftbe day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

4 PALPABLE HrT.--The editor Of the R ode
Island American (says the Plymouth Memoir
aD puls OF the following excellent hit upon his
Bay State" o, ighbour:
THE Msssaeh.sets House Of Representa-.
tives, has rejected the re,olu ion for asse inv
lax OF $4,000 dollars. by vote of Sc TO 1871
There will consequently be no ,aa in ina, sla,e
this year. We ad'is' The State 10 move into
Rhode Island, and take the benefit Of our insoi
vent act"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23
WILLIAM o. HAMILTON
SetSl
Signed

900. Personally appeared before me- " "s bs
.,sa5fte M'Chesney, ono Of the Justices ., %s
334&E. Peace for the county Of Niddie,e. .p %
4 3: State Of New Jersey, SAhAh w.
3S GATE, who made oath that the foIeS ssbq,
15f letter containr an accurate account "
case and cure by SW.aIbPS PaNACEd.
Signed SARAH arr I1,b d,y Of
Sworn and subscribed to before me- the H'"'E
January, 1929. ,cyceyrY.
Signed ROBERT MCh''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23
RALPH LOTT, NY, !
GEORGE DAYS., ~. ~ o
P0R,T WCHESNEXLE;

n B. In order to put the public on then s,.r.i
We are assured that there . number OF couabv
adulterations of this most valuable remedy, "".,.,d
already done much injury, not only to the nit
the genuine Ssvoims Panaeso, but to the 'a'""s''
ry Of the patients health.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

Every thing relating to the author Of W.,
verify is interesting. A gentleman who recent
" visited him, asked him which Of h. poem,
was his iavori,r. "The Lady Of The Lake is DE-.
cidedIy Sos" replied Sir Walter, "and i, is tn.
one about whose success l fell the mos, doubt.
full. 1t was prepared in three weeks" tits.
singular instance Of careful correctness, united
with great powers OF imagination tina, Sir
Walter, being fearful he had represented Prz
James as having travelled farther iu certain
space Of time than he could have travelled, actin.
aly went over the whole distance himsrlf!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23

10 port yesterday, In consequence Of Thu, iDe,
dent. We understand that the captain refused
to allow the mate as much spurious Iiouo, :.
he wanted, and that the mate, in CONSEQUENCE.
assaulted him with jack.knife, Gu, his fac.
badly, and attempted to cut hi, throat. Tho
mate was committed 10 Taxa Vi. trial in M,v'
nrx,-BSsfon Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-23
ROBERT M'CHEsNEf'
CERTIFICATES.

W.. The und.rs;Sned. Inhabitants of Crsabery, wei. ven
wsnesses of the dreadful sufferings Of Mrs SAM
APPPLEGATE, and her cure by swans m s,b.
after seven years confinement, and cheer1un 1. ,bi
scribe to the truth Of the above case, In the .me
others may be induced to apply for relief 10 us
source. ,,,p,, H,l
Signed RdLPH r. LOIb"p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22

hgIon, 01d vino Sustained with iin part aliAe Conspicuous
and honorable in that holy % satisfaction that is ron
deted complete him. VIXEN his cnmparot. in
arms have been gathered their fathers in the full possession
OF his mental aud physical poweGste Joy Of such neer,
Is checked however by the reflection that III may M
Tor the last time countrys distinguished Repesentitye
Perhaps opportunity suitable than the present may
occur IN which 10 you the that in conDn
with fellow citizens, entertain of that dguiel course
that has marked the odunislIa of your Official f.uc,;o
aud that grateful ub,y which has shed around ou ersona
intercourse with you halo (as were) of pleasing iecoec
tons In the former feel national has
been Sustained and honored, and grateful hearts are not wan
ting To bear a testimony To the latter.
"fou shortly To leave your return 10 the country
have useuy served and 10 friends by whom YOU
loved You VIII bear with you the good wishes of those behind
who VIII iee TOR your departure ailectionao regret
"fou about tn commit yourself trcaclerr,s cc
'eni, but consolation know you will he i'm the
hand ct HIM who rides upon tine wirlyind directs
ston and for your protection and happiness will breaei
the erven of those, who will remember nj yor
hands, generous and unpre,ending hospitality.
fou have sirewed, indeed, with flowers path OF ur
contrymc, and made absence om heir home To
remembered blessing and the aspiration Of many hea,
are given that the incense of them, like the aims Tie Ceu-
non. may arise memorial before God.
O1r distinguished guest, the envoy Tlordnay min
lister penpotentary of the u States: the record of his public
ssvices Is the page Of is c1unys stoe memorial OF mis-
private worth the hearts Of his friends
"Nr Brown and after returning thanks spoke in feel
m manner OF the satisfaction he had experienced during
ms mission IN this country tie department
numerous citizens wo visit this metropolis with pec-
liar Pahos he enlarged the pleasure experienced at
AGAIN publicly meeting the pupil Of father country
winch felicity lie suggested might possibly lecur az
ter an eoloHt description of whose undivided talents and
unwearied patriotism encniy exeried 10 the promo
ton or orr glorious Eupope while Washington aide,
by Lafayette prosecuted IL ii home Proposed
1.-The memoTy IF FT0lihIt,."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22
MA.Rgeg1 NHwg.
PORT or RfCHUOND.

ARRIVED.
Srhr pefahcc, FOLSOM, from OcrococN, with slim
giles and shad. 10 master.
Steamboats, Richmond, Chapman, frpm Norlolb,
and Norfolk, Henderson, from Baltimore.
SAILED,
Schr Richmond, Robinson, for New York, coal
Sloop Eleanor, for Norfolk with -four.
Sloop Lady Washington, Somcrs for New York,
coal
Sloop Cherub, Burke, for Norfoli flour.
NORFOLK, April i9.--Sailcd from HAMPTON
Roads, brig Blackstone, Martin, for Cork.
brig IN ballast came IN from sea last evening.
aud proceeded up James River.
NEW YORK, April " -Crd brig sarili Cole, Richmond
Richmond. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22

... 49,. . LIyFHrooL. AaIrn q
CORN AtARkEF-Tbere ule variation IN the value Of
the principle articles the trade TUESDAY and prices have
since remained nearly stationary 30 .ihc Wheat
been in fair request both from the country MILES, hut
tire demand for Oats has been light
In Manchester Saturday, sales 10 some extent were effect
90 IN the finer qualities OF both articles. previous rates; aud
Flour and Oatmeal wee also more free Of ssie
COTrON M,RFsrThe demand for Cotton was more extern
sye on Saturday than for time past the sales amounting
10 about $500 bags, lne prices 1900 bags have sold
to.Alv. and the Inarhel finn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22
Po'gmArAN, April 10, 1922.
SEVERAL FRBEHOLDERs.

Wsiosons birth d,y was celebrated in February Las, nv.
the Americans at Paris. We particulars " the
account
"Iho company honored With the presence Of James
Brown Fs' Envoy Extraordinary arl Minister Plpnp otcrt,a
y o TIC ucd States AZ tho Of France, Geucr Iaf7v-
cite and Messrs g. w Lafayette Lcvnrur and jules Iastcv-
TO- Uc Generals Grand son) At quarter past ocor
$50 OK b'Ist hs u y Consul AZ Paris, took the chair,
an, was assisted by samuel j. Fisher, Esq Of hadephin,
Vice fIes'icn and Messrs e. r. Lew g. = Navy r. H. Ca
Dci, ana - Ora, as committee Of arrangement"
sad-- '' ~ ''' avn
"GrnterenYou vii! better rc than q ry cal he express.
90, tic emotions which ae crUwdng on my msI when l. tile
only survivor OF the Revolutionary Generals lave been allow
81 to stop on ts side of death with your Young generation m
celebrate WaslngtOn's Anniversary r, iav b,r, liza, H.
been like heavenly token rot only Of American i,l,c
dencs and Freedom but also Of the progressive detuics Of
mankind
'It to me an additional qualification brr o,e more .,
share ~ patriotic celebrations with the friend who be,
tho representative II people, the first IN freedom upon Garth
has ed that high and pre- eminent manner which
branco.
"You have been pleased to alludc 10 tho double felicity
nauw nc associated as young spldr in glorious aud
Hnu revolution, aud tO bc lately the blessed
bu OF hose principles Of liberty, equality and public order,
which nave marked the American of political civilization;
wonders IN which, American veteran as y faithful disi.
PIC OF the American school, and amidst the avour of the
people prohrsclv afectionacy b,stuycd mon n,e
could not iaI on every account % delight
Of or great and beloved Washington what could s,y
1I IS MOI engraved IN every American hcasR So shall hIs
mon with that constitutional bond Union which IN his rc
wen address he has declared n he ne palladium Of Political
FDfF HHd property. Permit gentlemen ADMITTED son
w second That sentiment by introducing the following toast,
"lhe H1eTioqa CoryederocV, and may WashnTons birth
cay ~ forever celebrated under the foil constellation of thcir
"f'e vrcprcsidcni addressed Mr. Blown ss e,I,ov,s
"Mr Brovn-On behalf " ,luw citizens present Il,
NY pcasiug duty 20 address You occasion tina, has
brought together, ceichrac the establishment, NJ ,,,
public and tho birth day OF Washington nams that nv tho
natural assocjaons recalls that dark and pro,en, &
dcsccndon now peacefully enjoy Ills proud saiisfction
sec anong' us ~" "ho was '' a' crcl disciple o)Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22
NEW BOOKS Ar NASH,s

HRNlNGS Conquest of Grenada, 2 vols
American Natural History. nv J. ID. Goldman
NJ. d. IN } vols; 70. with numerous fret rate On.
cravings.
An Epitomc Of the Physiology General Anatomy
and Pathology Of Bchat; by Thomas Henderson
NJ. D. ProicSoE Of the Theory and Practice Of Me.
diclnc IN the Columbian College, Washington CITY
Tho Works Of F'avius Joscphus complete. in .
vols; o vo. with plates.
Mr.. C9ry's Letters on Female Character.
Many other new Books sc. received.
april % J. III. NASH. .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22
ELASTIC CORD.
de To conclude with the adini.el Il
TAmxLX JARS,

H. 40 performance vi Thursday.
on Friday, April --ith, splendid Ente.ts.
!ncnt.
u hnors open at : o'clock, performance 20 com
ihence before precisely.
T'ckets--Dox and Pit - cents, Middle Gale.
~ 374, Left Gallery 90
~ Tickets may be had at the Theatre. Ea0le JIo.
tel, CnoI, Hotel, and Beck Confectionery.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22

L. s End Sioc. at .Nt,r YO.t. .!pr. i3 ;22l i2e.
Erchdnss LonduI lUS Il 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22

AtaiL l3Sj hhds toUacaJ - bls four 500 lbs. mil,
ants, coIds WOOD, boats II coal .as 500. coal
APRIL 1916 hhds tobacco, 30 Nils ipu., 10 do whisky,
tons bariron, 50 kegs maId - ~. hemp, -
upund boats, coal boats, s3i bu,. coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22
DRdAwN Numbers in the Delaware and son...
BIGGER,S OFFICFl1

81, 4S, 20, II, 80, 1e, 81, IL,
W ere the numbers drawn for determining the pr zra
m the Delaware 81 South Carolina Lottery, class
no. I.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22

NuH subscribers respectfully announce to tie:r
friends and the public generally, that they have
entered into copartnershp, and intend carving o.
THE DRY GOODS BUSINESS
in this pace, under the firm of B4R~Es IL BrIr.
They have taken the house one door above Charter
q Williams, and Immediately opposite to Messrs
WORKMAN d. McGruder. ana are III daily expectation
OF receiving per the Planter and Effort genera! aud
well sclectcd assortment Of fancy and staple articles
suitable to the seasou-which added TO those already
received by the Er4, the last arrival Com New
ok viii iaakc their assortment complete aud
desirable. NEWMAN ". BARNES
apr!, i6-d6t- CEt BENZ. LLOYD BELT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22

Tho Philadelphia Gazette informs that the brio
James Coulter, Ferguson, Is days from Iaguira, IS
below. Al was quiet. Bolivar had called a Grand
Convention to meet on the first of Januarv Io2O
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22

W ihe Manager has the pleasure TO announce the
ARRIVAL OF MIR. WILLIS, the celebrated Violin Play
or, OF the Philadelphia Theatres, who Will make his
hrst appearance This Evening, and head the Or
cLestra.
HERR CLINE, whose wonderful performances
on the Elastic Cord, were on Monday evening reoci.
we'd with the most rapturous and unbouDded applause
VIII make his second appearance This Evening, and
repeat his celebrated Wood.h Shoe Dame.
M. OiIson's Second appearance.
THIS EVENING, APRIL p.
UW he presented the admired Piece of
THREE AND DEUCE.
WHICH IS VTITCH?
ref'hcX Single, Mr.. Flynn,
Peregrne Single, Fiynn'
PeTciyal Single, Flynn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22

"M. TRUENIAN. one door below Mesera.
W Wods"crth a. Wilkins. makes ~ order Tr,.
bIfHds and Pragoiv, and repairs them IN the ncatce
mann,r All orders Ter with him Will be puuctually
attended tu.
~ BAH work done by him WI be warranted.
april t.-3rif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22

p. CHUBD'S OFFICE.
ED .3prI. \
Class No. q, We 70 as follows;
-. 43, %, II, -, ~. 81, -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22

dr. Symmes Harrison, eldest son Of Gen Hsrr.
son. and the husband OF the only child of the gallant
Pike has deemed ii his duty 70 resign the Office of
Receiver Of public moneys, Vincennes lie could
not reconcile it to his Of propriey to hold an
office nnder men, who had outraged the feelings o.:
probation fall good men.-Ciacinnaii Ga<
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22

AFTER WHICH
Inc Celebrated HERR CLINE will make his
second appearance, and perform his wonderful eyo-
buttons OH the
ELASTIC CORD,
And exhibiting numeoous surprising and beautiful
leafs which have been received with the utmost ap-
probation and enthusiasm, both III Ecrope aud Anne.
RIGA.
MR.. DYSON, the American Rufo Sinner. VIII
appear and sing the following Songs: Smokers
Cub and MAJ. Longbow," us composed by him.
Sell.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22
REMOVAL,

ESiF MA . has taken Office door To the printing
u''1e S Hi. Ihos w White which opposite tie Bel
''' ana n''hAlAn' and 10 Ire duties OF Notary PuGHc
any eSon IN possession OF Eooks, the property of the late
VIM ehwicK decd. particularly the Isl and u vournea
q "n eSsa" London EDITION of the British Classck VIII
20 20 leave them ~ r. May office IL the Book Store
- -. 49, - ltf-epgt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

-horthoDlpton. Congress-Braxton 95, Coke n,
Bassett 8. State Senate-Joynes II, Nelson "A,
Segar ;.
fo'E-Congress--Coke ITO, Basse,t 81, Braxton
Ii is said that 10 Of Bassetts o. were GUM
camen from Gloucester. House of Delegates
shield llG, Griffin s6--no opposition.
.Hdhheios--liouse Of Observation-Disclosures Hudgins
ls6, Humphrey Billups* ioI-rhornas James Zoo,
Samuel Digges, retired at an early hour from the
bench
Petersburg .-Congress-Wm S. Archer, no Cd.
position. House vi Delegates John L. MAY, no
oppoaitom.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22
MANAGERS s. GrrYcU,
WANTED

Z GOOD Carpenter, WheelwrisL., Roatmen
AMI 10 or 20 PIT Hands, for the balance Of this
year FoF snch rs can come well recommended we
WIZ give Il hheFal price. Apply the Basin TO
aprI ~ coOt NELSON CARY p o.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-22
EXECUTORS SHE

virtue Of the last will and testament o. Jossn ,r-
- deed, surviving ex'or OF viii and ssans,
ss EXPOSE 10 sale public auction the premises or
lnnss'ay tie Soh inst at II O'clock valuable aEscus
NO 3D. Immediately above the bridge crossing the canal
.,"hS to the Public Warehouse The canal passsng Directly
through tns Lot leaves each side piece ground that has
eyer been considered very valuable
no 81 the corner Of and 7h Streets opposite MIR ayc
'ooaSco aliGry On this lot is large fge building
hho on may, Isl MAY ociA on the premissr
Pour Heres Ground The Deem Run Turup;ke Rrad pme
Caus '' NFfN'''S '~Ne0
IEEs-OnefouFIh o: The purchase money will be required n;
CASH the balance payable III 6, and II months the purchaser
day Of sale, and deed Of the properly 10 rue M
payment 49,
Tine sale VII! be conducted by Thomas Taylc-
PETER J. CHEVALLlE SURVIVING
9p2l-O, Executor of Jos C;aicro' de-.