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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-05

THE MISSOURI IVER.-The pre-
sent season without furnishing the usuli
facilities to navigation attendaatupoa high
wafer, has sufficiently demonstrated Tie
pracucab.Iiv of the use of steam power
upon the Missouri river. Early 10 the
Spring, the steam boat w. ID. Duncan
commenced plying as Il regular packet
between this port and the various towns on
the river, proceeding as far as Canton
mcat Leayenworth. Other boats have M
sopcrlormed die same voyage successful
ly. The Duncan, we have been told. cu
couatcrcd bnt few Of the difficulties here
.toforc suggested to deter attempts at nlyi-
CATION, and has uniformly made her trips
10 good time The only obstacle, indeed.
IS to be found 10 ,He want of a pro1e.
knowledge Of the river, which from it
constantly changuru5 channel, can bard
" be said at any time 90 have been acQ1,r.
ed. Unlike all other rivers. the Missouri
has no distinguishing objects to serve as
guides. Tie sai,;"i navigator dca-ads
solely upon the appearance OF the water,
and its currents, TO ensure a safe aujrlp
I'd progress through its turbid bosom
We're he to neglect these, aud to establish
iaudnrks. or 10 attempt to fix any thing
Ike regular channel, he would soon dis
cover his error, and perhaps endauger the
safety Of his vessel. From this cause, Che
navigation nj the river may be confined to
few vessels; nevertheless. we consider
doe fact It's being susceptible Of steam
navigation, as abundantly established
The facilities which il will afford to ciu
.zels residing 10 that rich section Of coua-
try, in the transit of alIits great staples to
a market, cannot be over-rated. Il en-
sures TO them a speedy and safe trans2or
iat.ol fine malnlauous products Of Their
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-05

OF seeing the-head Chief Of the Cheroaees,
who confirmed the statement of See-quah
yah, and added that he was an indian 0
the strictest yeracity and sobriety. Tba
western wilderness is not only TO blossom
like the rose; but there, man has started
up and proved that he has not degenerate
since the primitive days of Cecrops, an'
the romantic ages Of wonderful effort ano
eod-llke renown.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-05

JIy5l s29
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

Vlh"iNIA; Atrules, holden IT, the clerks oafe, OF the
superior court Of ehaDcery for tis Richmond district
tne ]nd Gay OF February, 1879: Isaac vsneIsef piE
hsnIy Davis q Co snd Henry w. uoucure, and
John Robinson, surviving partners Of Noneufs Robin
son & Pleasani,, dts.
the defendants Henry Davis e. Co, not having entered
INC" appearance end given security according the Il Of
a'emDy asd the rules Of this court, and arut bv
sahae'ory evidence that they inhabitants Of this
county, u ordered that the said defendants do nsoear
heIe on the first day Of the June tenn and answer ,s
m oi he r'an'hi and that copy Of lhs order be forth
WIN iar'sd IN Some newspaper published m the city Of
h"nnenh Tor two month ssuoeessvcy add posted al, the
hont docr ofihe capitol In the said city.
a COW |es;s, WM. G, Prsp1rroV &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

~ lRGiNlA: Al Superior Court Of Chaucery hol
den AT the Capitol in tine City of Rchmnud ON Mon
day, March the Odd, 1899: William Mann and Samu.
Dyer, jf pitts against Thomas T. Boudin, executor of
David Hess deceased. Jacob Myers and Eliza his wife,
Joan Duiheld and Amanda his wife, nd Walter L. Fou-
tame aud George NJ. Payne, admrs. OF David Ross r
deceased, and Frederick A. Ross deysees of avid Ros
deceased, dts.
The defendants Jacob Myers and Eliza his wife and
Frederick A. Ross who this country and against
wh"m The plaintiffs appear have proceeded in the mode
peseIined ny law against absent defendants still falling
" appear and answer, on motion of the plaintiffs nv
COUNSEL the court doth take their bill confessed az 10
"Se delendaris; And the coming on to be heard
on the OIL taken for confessed rules as 10 TN. other 40
endanis' exhibits aud examinations OF Witnesses and a
argued by counsel: On on whereof the eo,y
doth audge, order and Decree that the contracts
10 IN the proceedings be- and the same hereby aunued
and declared void: that the defendant Thomas T. Btt-
dn executor Of David Ross, do deliver nm tn
me plaintiff William Mann, be cancelled the bond
executed W him for five hundred dollars TO the said Bo
hin as executor aforesaid, and mentioned in the bi that
me- out Oi the estate OF his tesiaOr his hands 10 be ad
notered, DO pay TO the plaintiff Samuel Dyer IT, the sum
oi one thousand dDdIs with interest thereon from the
i"eiy-ninh day Of July, 1876 till psid and that he
ger before commissioner OF the court, an account of his
administration Of the Of his tcsiaor and The said
COMMISSIONS IS directed examine state and settle tho
said Account, well account Of all the pav,nen,,
made ny the plaintiff William Mann 70 the said
Ross during his life time, account Of the purchase of
VIC Janus IN the bill mentioned, to the SAID Thomas II
bnHIn executor as afoesa i'd since tho dea OF the said
nos" the same account, aud report the same 10 the court
WIN any matters specially stated deemed pertinent nv
HIMSELF or which may be required by the parties 20 be so
stated. " ~ ~
copy. Te,te, WI O. RENDITION, 6. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10
HILARY BAKER. Com,r.

The defendants in the above mentioned s,,i, it,
notice that on Friday, the ooh day Of May next bevesn
the h' Us Of o'clock in the morning. aud ocIt ek In the
afternoon shall proceed, al tho Office Of Herbert A. Clsi
omn IN the city 81 Richmond, take the dispositions NJ
Samuel Garter and ohsrsi and the next day befy.so
the hours Of o'clock in the morning. aud O'clock IN the
afternoon, shall proceed, the office Of John WirLha E
ID the city Of Rehmoud to take the deposition Of said
Wckhaw, which dispositions are 70 be ,aEsn 80 - -
and read as syidense in the aforesaid suit.
20 w5t WM MANN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10
SPRINGS ST9GE-

E"n9 stage viii hereafter RON TWICE each week TO and
rom fIUrks' where IL connects with tho line GonS
nynonoug 20 Nashville &c. and Lswsbug where viii
Ohio river. w '"0
FARE. For each person there will be charged for q
passage in the stage, - :
From LewisbUTg TO White Sulphur 40
White Sulphur TO Sweet Springs 81 ~ IA
Sweet Springs to Fincayte, N9 M
Fineaste TO Flucks, : M
Lewsbuig 70 Union 81
DO Salt or Sweet Sulphur, $50
White Sulphur IN Union S0
Salt Sulphur to Sweet Springs RI
The stage will al,erns,ey RIM fran, ~. e.., aL,ss
by way 81 The w sulphur to the sair sniob, IA 49,,
aud by the Mill Gap and Union 80 ''ss'
bAsn passenger will he allowed 20 take 2Ob, NJ ha
sg fe ~ charge bot al that, will he ebaraed a.
a. the 'aeof per H. per 100 miles Tbo.s tIo
% 'ne'r names at tho places where the sssEe sto
There will be good add es,se,i ILL.,. =, a.. 49,
horses in Virginia. y ~, ne5rfE
5ih monfh, 9th, 1920 ri
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10
LEWIS WEBB 4 &C
OFFER FOR SAIE

OFFER FOR SALE,
SO Bbls and 100 bags coffee, La91rira st. Domingo
and Java
40 hhds molasses
20 hhds and 10 bbs st Csox and New Orleans 81.
hhds II boxes and so b5ls loaf and lun,p SUGAR
60 hhds mud 100 bbIs rye whiskey
10 bbls Carnthers rectified do
200 bis Isle of Wight and Northern annie brandy
do peach brandy
hhds and SO bills pure N. E. rum
do Antigua do
do Jamaica dn
pipes French brandy
do Holland yin
brand sweet @aaa' Mallsa ,,,,,.,..
b lisbon a; Tenerifc "'-''''
London porter, cider
100 bbls vinegar
l5o sacks Liverpool ground salt
Do do blown do
so tons Sweden, English ard American bar irbn
do castings
German, crawlcy, blstered and cast steel
Cut an dwrought mails
$50 Spanish hides
$50 sides soal leather
90 sides upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
500 bbs N. Carolina cuth 80 nps
80 do maclerel
10 do prime pork
10000 lbs bacon
10 caslis prime cheese
Irish potatoes, tar,cJp7elas alum
Brimstone, indigo, pepper, pinenlD
Race and ground ginger, almonds
Raisins, nut1ncgs cs5sia, domfjohns
Quart bottles, tunbcrs, decanters, wines, &c.
Stone ware, window glass :.
Letter, writing and Wrapping paper
Sperm and tnllow cmdes
Brown and shaving soap, becswax
Imperial, gunPowder and pouclong teas
DupOnt's and Rogers gunpowdef
Shot, bar lead
Clover orchard grass and berds yrssq sood
WhittCmore's cotton and wool cards;
ALSO,
Cotton bugging bale rope, bed cords
Leading lines and various other kinds Of cor.
dage
Seine and wrapping twnc
Shoe thread, osnsbures thread
Osnaburgs, hessians, cotton yarn
Domestic broad cloths &c &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10
MACKEREL, &c.--LandingI
for sale, y t+ ~ ~
700 Handsome aud fancy chairs, of tho best
workmanship, direct ffomthe manufacturer
2Sl kits family mackerel
&c bbls Newport rum
June s-Ss 7A' I D.a u1.s ALLEN. : Co

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VIRGiNiA.-At a superior court Of chancery
holden at the Capitol in the city Of Richmond
on Monday, March 30th, 1899.
Lewis webb, admir- dc bonis non with the will annex
ell ot Thomas Webb, decd; also adp'or of William
w ebo, deed, who was brother of the said Thomas
w ebo, decd and cgatee under his will also admor
OF John Webb, deed, who wns brother of the said
Thomas Webb, and legatee under his will; and also
adm'or of Mary Smith, who survived her husband
Samuel Sinith, und which Mary Smith was sister of
The SAID Thomas Webb, and lcgatee under his will;
Elizabeth Vass late Elizabeth Webb, who was sis.
ter of the said Thomas Webb. and leratee under
his will Mosby Sheppard, Sheriff of fIcnrico county
and rs such, adm'or OF Francis Webb decd; also
adin'or al Jane NJ. Tunstall, decd, late Jane NJ.
Webb; also admor of Lucy Gray, deed, late Lucy
Webb; and James Webb, William Webb, Georpe
Webb and Mary Throckmorton, late Mary Webb,
widow OF Albion Throcknorton, decd, which said
Francis Jane NJ, Lucy, James, William, George,
and Mary, were the children of James Webb, dec d.
who was brother Of the said Thomas Webb deed,
and which said Francis, Jane NJ, and Lucy were,
and the said James, William, George aud Mary arc
iegatecs under the will of the said Thomas Webb,
decd, and Lucy l.. Minor, admix de bonis non with
the VIII annexed OF Overton Cosby, decd, pits.
against
Edward Colston and Thomas NJ. Colston, Execu-
tors of Rawlegh Colston deceased, who was admin
istrator, with the will annexed, of Thomas Webb
deceased, and surviving partner OF the merchantile
firm of Webb and Colston, dts:
This cause came on this day, tn be further heard
on the papers formerly read, and the decree of the
Superior Cour! of Chancery, holden at Winchester,
of the first day December 1927 pronounced in con-
formty with the decree orthe Supreme Court of APP
pcas, of the 9Th of June, in the same year. and was
argued by counse On consideration whereof the
Court doth adjudgc, order and Decree that the re-
ports ofCommssioner Bent, made in this cause, be
rc-committod to Commissioner OF this Court, and
that he do reform, amend, and correct the accounts
contained in the said Reports and which are drec-
ted to be reformed by the said Decree ACCORDING IN
the principles and directions, stated and declared
therein aud in the decree referred 10 therein and g.
he make report thereof to this Court with any mat
ters specially stated deemed pertinent by himself or
which may be required by the parties to be so stated
Copy. Tcste, WILLIAM q. PEHDLEToN, c. C..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

lHiE unparalleled reputation of this medicine is
such, and It's pre-cninent virtues so well es-
epshad and so fully acknowledged by an intelligent
pubic That II Is scarcely pecessary to say any thing
further than that iii A SOVEREIGN REMEDY
IN Diseases OF the Liver debility resulting from ntem
peranGe and dissipatiom Old and mvcterate Ulcers
rams IN the Bones, attended with sweTlings of the
JOINTS; indigestion: Rlotches on the Face Pnples 81 C
syphilis: Cutaneous diseases generally and letter in
particular: McrcuTial and Scrofulo,ls complaints.
me certihcutes OF wonderful cures performed by
the Catholicon have become so numerous us to pre-
ciude their insertion In any newspaper, and has made
II necessary Tor the proprietor to- print them in n
pamphlet of aboui 100 pages. This will be forward
ca rs soon as possible TO the several Agents for IRA
tlhtous distribution and must on pcrsn STRENGTHEN
inc good opnnon row entertained by the friends of
ls Iedicihe ana tsarm, as II Is hoped the preudi-
ces OF those who view with dstrst any medicine not
known in what is c,lled regular praclice" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be gansail.
At the earnest solicitation of members of the med
cai iacuy and others who nave witnessed the aston
lshlng cures effected by the use of the Vegetable
Cathocon, and who are anxious that its benefits To
mankind may be more widely difused the proprietor
mas consented to reouce tho retail price to TWO
DOlILARS per bottle and this will he done with
OUT III airy way deteriOrag the quality of the med
icinc or reducing The size of the boIL(c us hns bpcu
materially 6oEc IN the case of Swaim's Panacea
ETtracs fctfe's recently rtcred from physieions and from,
ogenfstOr tie sale Of Pots CdthoicOn, Of rAofa are
also agents for ScGin's PaEaeea.
81 retail more than bottles of your Caho;cor ,yhera
SEA one bottle of SWANS aracea feel great pleasure in
informing you that in every care in which have en H. C
'hoicon lHed 1t has produced dscrded boteft."
Coud you afford 10 reduce the price of your Cathocnn 10
wG GCd sho"dnore frequently pescTIe my patient
hS "Ould also De done by number Of other physicians in
mus Town and vicinity who have used with the best effects
saparlla had failed" -''NF - -"
An eminent physician says al have known several cures per
lLhen 10y the use OF your Catocon which had previously
resisted the ordinary prescriptions of the faculty and have
never y Khewn II TO pro luce luxurious efeets!"
le above Invaluable MEDICINE may he constantly had Of
-. j. II. BLAMIRE,
Jan 10 Opposite the Eagle Hotel Richmond.
3 RACON.-14O00 lbs. of Smithfield ba-
con in parcels 70 suit retailers, can he had l,v
applying IN board Of the schr.. Industry. or TO
may 20 JAS. WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10
VIRGINIA: A, rules holden in the clerk. Office Of the

VIRGINIA. Al rules, holden in the clerks Office Of the
superior court Of chancery for the Richmoud district
the ri day OF March, 1895 John X Gilia, surviving
partner of the firm Of John X. Gilat & son, of Lon.
don, and William Gillia PITS against Joha Hume Tho
mas Hume, Jacob Eeckler, Thomas Taylor and John J.
Taylor, surviving partner of Edmund Taylor g. Co. dts
The defendants Thomas Hume and Jacob Leeker no,
having entered their aud given security
ding To the act o assembly and the rules this court and
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants OF this country; is ordered, that the said de.
PENDANTS DO appear here on the Isl day ne June
aud answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and copy of this
order be iortwiih inserted in newspaper
posted Inc front door OF CAPITOL in the said civ
IS copy. Teste, VIM. G. PHSpLEroN C. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10
CoMmIss1oNrR's OrrIcr,

Tttchinond 5th May, 1879. {
The parties interested in the execution of the
above order hereby notified, that have appoin-
ted Monday, the Goth July next, to commence the
same at this office, at which time, and place, they are
hereby required 10 attend hearing of the matters
IN reference, by virtue of the said order before me-
duly prepared with oil necessary documents, and
proofs too enable me to perform said order.
81 THOMAS GREEN, Commissioner
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

VIRGINIA. Atfule holden Ii The clerks Office Of IN.
superior court NJ chancety foi DIE Richmond ds,,;e,
the 80 day Of June, 1879: S8rah Powell in her o,,n
right as widow NJ James PoweD dec, Eliza NJ Mania
A. Anadae Z and sarah u. T. Powell infant children
~ said James Powell, Dee by the said S,,at ,bsi, a
dian. pits against Addison Powell, ADMIR- of James Pow
~, dec. I'm Gholsoo and Gsorea Mason, dns
Fho defendant George Mafou, not having entered
NY appearance ana given security according the oct II
assembly the rules OF this courr Nd ~ nv
factory evidence, hst he s not an ishsbtant Of this
cn-H'y IL IS odesed, that tho said defendant do appea
mere on ihs nist Day nj the pezt January term land
ahswF ioe hnl Of Up plaotHsS and thar eopy Of This
"'arr be efhgiih i"ehel 10 Pcwspaper published
90 ho cry OF Nirhmnud for months saeeessively
f'ed al tie front dror OF he capitol, IN the said city,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10
IRON CASTINGS.

HE Subscriber informs the publie that re contlns 10
carry on The IRON FOUNDRY near ths sStge
Ese'ory' whsre he makes Soft Iron CASTINGS osmsL
Snhety oi All descriptions. Al orders sent 70 hin tho
Foundry, or TO Mr.. GEORGE WILLIAMS. No. Bow.
wharf baltimore for Castings, will 9Th mp,s-
diaie a'sno snd the castings delivered there fee az
expense Tor transportation. JONATHAN BONNER.
sa.timnfs, Jan. 26. 1899. fsf5n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10
CoMMIssIovER's orFlcr,

~ Richmond, llth April, 1879 (
me parties Interested will please take notice thar
nave appointed the 18th day NJ June NEXT to CONNIE nee
the accounts directed in the foregoing order Of court on
which day a'9 o'clock, a. NJ. they are required tn attend
my once )" lhs city, with their accounts, and vouchers
ready for examination aud setiement.
HILARY BAKER, Conn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

Holm B. ROY having removable Norfolk,
~ has there as Commission MGR
cilN q will transact any business conHed to hiscare.
The possession Of The commolious Fre-proof Public
Ware house, situated IN the most eligible part of the
Borough enables hin 70 offer to the Planters descend
ps the Roanoke, secure and convenient storage for
their produce: his Office is in the house recently
cupied by Messrs. j. &; p. J.. Tabb.
1une &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

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n a WE'LL qualified Miller, capob.e of tlscharginr
n al tho duties incident to his bus,acss. and to
take charge of mill, can 6ud IN adyana gco,,s s-
ation. "A gcntlcipan in the country IS desirons To
engage such TO attend 10 a mill about twenty
miles above Richmond. For further particulars, APP
ply TO tiie undersigned, who il authorised to make
az enlargement, ANDREW SwEENY. /
RchmonJ. May %. Is
SPRING GOODS. ~
AaiES III. iIUNTER has recriyed by the Rich
- nfond Packet und Tsntivy from New York, AN
assortment of reasonable DRY GOODS, among
which arc : Ne
Black bombaznes and bombazct,s
super Canton and Mandarin grapes
itahan grapes, various colours
slack and blue black Italian lustrincs
Black satin lcvantints
ttniian silk 80 and 40 inch cravats
INDIA aud German flag handkerchief
BSown,ornson ind yellow bandanas
white. eoloured aud striped Jeans
narseilles vestings, India nanknls and drngs
Aentings, linen cambrics 81 linen cambria hdkfs.
laconct cambric. book and null ,n,is!ins
C1mbric dlnlty, striped iaconcts
Fashionable calcbcs aud ginuhauis
Lace vcifs, pallcrincs, caprs and collars
Gauzc wells and handkerchies
Silk and cotton hose und holf hose
Mems super beaver and horse-skin gloves
Ladies' colourcd horsc-skin aud kid do
Bonnet aud belt ribbons, braids, &C.
Tortoise, tuck and side combs
. parasols and umbrellas
Brown and bleached shirtings aud eheetnps
Table and RUSSIA diapers, bed tckinQs ozna-
eurgs, Nc &C., which Grc Offered on the lowest
terms for cash. anil /,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

CODmi"ioner's Office, Rictnload, an MN, 1920
TIE parties incretedIn the execution NJ the above order
are hereby rohed hat have appointed Wednesday the
29h day Of July next 10 commence the sal me a, s
az whirh time hey hereby required attend hearing
of he matters IN reference, by vius of the said order
before NE, duly prepared with all necessary documents m
thoofs 10 enable 10 prrform thesame order.
THOMAS GREi ~ Conpi.,ianey.
Nay iq. -icl r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-10

ERACON.-l1;O00 lbs. of Smithfield ba-
con IN parcels 70 suit retailers can be had l,v
applying IN board Of the schr.- Industry or TO
may 30 JAS. WINSTON.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-22
Total defeat of the Spanish Invading Ezpe
dition.

The Cincinnati Daily Advertiser Of the 50
inst. announces The receipt Of letter IN that
place. dated Sabine, Sept. 9TH, which states
tina. the Spanish invading force had been to-
tally defeated, with the loss of their baggage
cannon and money. A few only escaped 10
sea, the remainder were slain.
Some of the disaffected old Spaniarris, who
were approaching to join the invaders had
also fallen into the hands Of the MexIcans
with their money. All was quiet in Texas:
1t will be perceived that the above 'ntel'',
gence is six days later than the news received
by the Matilda, which arrived last Tuesday
week direct from Tampico, at this place. 1t
is no doubt correct, from the facts then com
municated, of the intention Of General ST.
Anna to attack Tampico in a few days:
Bait. G0z.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-22

krassOwsky, who commanded the Russians,
had retired TO Jeni. Bazaar. On the S0th,
Gen. Scheremelec, encountered Is, 900 Turks,
cavalry and infantry, under the walls Of JAM
bOul, the former commanded by Halib Pacha,
who turiOusly attacked the Russians, hut were
constantly repulsed with great loss to the
Turks-sO says an extra supplement to the
Journal of ST. Petersburgh.
II seems there are some Turks left.
Notwithstanding the accounts about the
cOoping up of the Grand Vizier in SChOumla,
it was said he had arrived at AdrianOple
We fOrbear further extracts and comment,
except to say, that the Sultan appears I" he
resolute as ever, and that down to the latest
hour, there was no attempt On his part, to
negotiate with the Russians. Some OF the
English Journals begin to speak "f the war
as one Of the aggression on the part at Kus-
STA. The Grand Duke Constantine IS SAID 10
have been forbidden the Russian territories
by his brother Nicholas, in consequence oil
his tyranny towards the Poles.
Execution of Four Brothers !!-Perhaps IN
the annals Of crime no instance will be touno
on rec ord similar to that which occurred IN
this town ypsterdsy-namely, the erecHt,on q
four brothers. convicted Of the murder q their
Otcn brother in -iaw! Their names were Thom-
as, Edmund, Nicholas, and Pierce Wallace
They died without struggle. After being
suspended the usual time, the bodies were
cut down and conveyed, under strong es-
cort, to the County In6rmary for dissection:
They made no declaration at the place OF
execution Of their guilt or innocence.
CLonml Ado. August 20.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-22
Arrival Of the U. S. ship Brandy'Oine.

Arrival Of Che U. 5. ship BTdnuytOtne'
This ship arrived in New-Y"rk, ON the 7th
inst. from CallaO, and last from Rio JanelrO,
which port she left on the eth August. On
GERS aud crew all well. The Brandywine has
been absent thirty seven months, having sail
ed from Sandy Hook ON the Sd Sept. 1926 !;
since when it is computed she has run up
wards Of $1,000 miles. She has brought
home six Of the n,utineers of the ship Con-
stituticn. of Norfolk. Va; several passen-
gers, and a quantity of specie, for sundry
merchants in this city.-The U. S. ship Van
dalia. was at Buenos Ayres; and frigate
Hudson. at Rio. all well, to leave in few days
On cruise Northwardly Y. Jour. Com.