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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
LIE SPInEn.

nj MI the nseri tribes, this is assurpdiv inc
,,,si enrinus First, The Rarbary SPIDER,
,,hich isrs large MS mans thumb. ms stu
saI,r creature carries offspring in a bag ike
= ,,ns, During their homage ths Young folks
r. I'd. there nltpge ihpr, coming out otc sIoh'
,llv for recreation. In reqniiai FOR this kind
mss on the part OF th, ir nnrse, the young
.o,Iprs when they are iull grown, become
mortal foes To their parent, attack her WIN
yinlrcne. and il they are coaquerors, dispose
- the body ms a fl subject tor their nrM
meal Then there is the American spider,
.,yered all yer with hair which is 80 large rs
>, h. able TO destroy small birds, and after
y.,rIs deyonr them and also the common
.aijpr. whose body looks like a couple OF pc
,insulas with a small ishmns its back be-.
,,yppu Enrope furnishes two instances oi
re existence Of spiders, which may Justly
rpnupie with those described by orr lfansaf-
l,otic brethren. II l. said that the sexton OF
,be s.. Enstaepai Paris. was surprised n very
often discovering a certain lamp extinct III the
morning. The oil appeared regularly cohsn'
med He sat up several nights ia order To d.
c,ysr The cause Of Us mysterious disappear.
pace a. las, he saw a spid 81 vas size com"
down the chain or cord, and drink up al tn"
oil. spider OF enormous dimensions wrs
seer ia the year 1851 in The cathedral church
NJ Milan. II was observed Ia iced on the otl
offhe lao,p. II was Killed when ii weighed =
pounds and afterwards sent TO the Imperial
Museum nj Vienna.
Awarm heart rcquiresa cool head Courage
wtlout discretion is like fancy without Judgment
all sail aud no ballast.
l. 'bor IS good, if not for food, certainly Tor
physc.
The Pacha of Egypt having last year offer
cd arewarl Of II pias'res per measure Tor me
rsgs Of srasshoppers. tn prevent the ra'ages
ufthnse insects. II Is stated thai III Oct 'as'
~ ;;ur.ys. Of 10 measure. each had been
seat to A;re, worth 5000 pastors or Gn,
QU0.
DEMONSTRATION NJ Pariridgcs Hugh
NCoii gard.ner at Craieforth has done much
10 disprovr ,hr npiuisn generally entertained
hy natlrallisS. That il is impossible to tame aud
inmr,ricats tac partridge. This person com
n,nccd the ar.luous task last year, and sue,
res,lcd brvnnd his expecta' IONS hwine got a
common hen 10 rear "A covny, which became go
tame that they might he seen long after Their
foster m 1ihrr bad resigned her paren'al care
unning about, feeding under the widow ol
tn mansion house. This season Mr.. VI Coil
was enable to renew bis labors under more favo-
rahr auspices. from the experience Of last year.
He has nova covov Of five birds, Matched
anA reared by common hen perfectly tame
aud dunestcafed. Although now inly grown,
aud when collected together. present very
tempting sight 10 the eye t{'a sportsman aud
they are so tame that t4ev wiHsrnn up ind pick
from tive and Of stranger yith degree of
IA nilmrty seldom eyince.l By .b.rls even Of
the common hen species
IGiaseus Chronicle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
! el. 10.
To Col. Marx 1nthony and The hgat
representatives Of Hc late John Ciay-
tor, decd. former She,F of Bedford

tor, decd. former ShcV " Bedford
cOHntD.
YpN LEASE take notice. thai on the 10Th day
al April mkt, t,he house Of Nr, WIlnm
Tw,gg, m Lawrence county aud state Of Miss
! shall tske the Dispositions Of aid 1rlgg aud
others. aud II from any caule said ''slllnouy
shall not br taken on hat day, then | snail pro
coed 10 take II On the l3 h day of the same
month, and II from any cause they shalt no, be
taken and completed on thosr days, hcn aud
ia that cnse, they will he taken on tue Doth
day Of The same mouth, and nj ia" sh,nc place.
And you are further notified. that on ihe pth
day of March next, nj CHpi. Lew. Wmgheld',
IN Bedford county. ! shall take the drpos,liUns
Of Nj. Abnrr Anthony aud others. and IN the
nrxi day, the 10Th OF March, AT The house of Nj.
VIM Leliu ,ch late deputy sheriff ! shall take
the dispositions 81 SAID L.nwith aud ulhep---al
intended 10 he ,cad ~ testimony on the hia Of
the suit nov Depending IN IN. superior court oi
chnnctty. Tor the lynchb,wg district, IN whish
am complainant aud said Clayiot, dec. inie
sheriff aud sad Mark Anih"ny ATE defendants,
whtn aud where YOU NAV attend.
Your ubtdient servant.
PLEASANT CREACEY.
ieh -. wtw52
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
Lamp and l insccd Oil.

VHNIlE snbsrliIer hhs ~. day r.,.ivsd A
n good snrply of Uut, strained Lamp
On, aud also srppl i t,p,.h.
HOW'LL DAkIrs
Ian n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
POTATO MORTAR

Mr.. Cadet dr.Eaux, found mortar Of lime
AMI sand, aud a so that made Of clay. greatly
improved in duranility, by mixing bodied pota
foes With il. + Bal. Ujtc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12

Delaware vs, toru and educated 10 ai1venee.
and possessed all those Acconp iishmrnis wh,c,
chhiac,,r'ze The higher circles Of society, BE
ing leii, by her husband, ~ sij.ci po,.fiy
she esprrienc Il, huring the last TWO Yeas Of
her lite, all that humiliation aud relehednrs.
winch Indies similarly situated are doomed 10
suffer and has leli among strangers, four help
irss aud interesting ch,ldirn, t~o males aud two
frmales. po,,ionless aud imp, o,re,ed
Mi Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12

PaIfca,op from sin By Squeezing. -Mn'ti-
t"es OF pilgrims annually visit Maehar Point
near bombay, Tor he sole purpose OF squeezing
Themselves through narrow cleft in thu rocl.
apparently no, wide enough to receive tho 10.
~ ola enid, rs sure WAY of squeezing out
1heIr sins frahanS J0HrH1L
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12

R'ce,pf for Destroying CGtlerp'!iars, used by The
Ssoeieiy 81 Christians, called Saoter;,at Canier.
bury r "
Lake eq"d parts ofspiritS of turpenfine and
r'i" OIL apply tlren hv means of a swab fixed
~ pole, commence the operation in the
SP'"g' Eve snpro>c on the FIRST appearance Of
,""'l VIXEN these drvouimg insects begin 10 ap
.,'"'' aud rrpeat the operation once q ucet, TIL
~. '' 'rt'' are IN blow, aud very few Twill escape
Signed T. ".
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12

Il Thos. B. Reed, esq. has been elected 10
the, Senate of, the U. States. from the Staie OF
Mississippi, after the It'll March next, 10 sue.
coed Mr. Williams. whp declined t.sfleeliau.
L. The communicative of 4 Friend 10
the observance Of the Sabbath, toge,hrr with
sts enclp SURE VIII. he published in VI ncxG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
RE WE W
of the lynchhnrg Markets.
Corrected for the Frginian, bp
THOMAS A lioluouRr aud RicuAHn IiREr.
Commission Merchants.
Al'(lInN SANS

Extreme prices 81 passed Iobac-
90, fruin 81 90 ca | / 30
Inferior 10 common, 1 IN 10 M
Common 10 good. Il unto y M
Good TO tiue, ---- y unlnl IN
Lngs, ! onto 10
kefused , SOTO ~
Inspected the lasl week. lip hhds pn,s,d nhac.
co, ~ hid refused, total los.
Some crop haNe averaged ! ! . To - al 9
The last accounts ir1m abroad fnntinnr fave
rahlr 10 tobacco, aud tsrcms 10 have gwen an
additional sptmg u ouI market, the prices are
very good, AMI gIeai 4nAet, 10 purchase manl.
icsrrd hs the Yes
Thomas \. Holconbe will br IN Milton IN
the llth In Danyllo on The 3th, aud M Plitsyl
vnnih COURTEOUS, on thn lGIh OF March an,
order. az communications will meet his prompt
an ntlon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
SHOES.

"i the late" Ne" York and Philadelphia fash.
IONS aud warranted workmanship, which nj.
htd I" pte"io"s supplies. comprises M assert.
"en' r"mg 10000 PAIR, of all de-.
'c'iphohs, ahh OWING 10 the present pressure Of
IA. ,iines aud quantity of Shoes Ia market h, e.
determined to.sII NJ rates n,nch lower than bes
ever been offered IN lhn Market. and ,rspec,-
fully solniis his ll'nds and the pubic in p.ne-
ral. ~ call, examine aud supply thrm,eIyeS
iccling assured than The prices he now of,er4
his assortment u fannoi iaiI ~ ptnvp ss,i,facio
~. Also on hand. best Philadelphia and New
York Cali skin upper aud sol. Leather, Lining
AMI Binding skm-, Mordcco Skins, Boot Wei,
aud Cord. Backing aud Narn,-b, Letter. WI.
'ng aud Wrapping Paper with var.ey of on
or "''cles la the line. nj nnpI, ,edcn,ed ow ty,-
ocs.
Jan. III a,.dy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12

Avarm hear, requires cool head. Courage
WITHOUT discretion is like fancy without Judgment
90 all sal aud no ballast.
l. bor IS good, if no, for food, certainly Tor
nhysic.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12

The Pacha of Egypt having last year offer
I'd arewarl Of II pias'res per measure Tor me
rses of grasshoppers. To prevent the raVages
uf those insects. II is stated that III Oct 'as' ,
~ Guravas OF 10 measures each had h'en
srat to Are, worth 5000 plaSers or iO,
lUO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-07

An AWKWARD HIsTAKE.-A mistake of ri.
er an awkward description occurred few :,
venings ago to couple Of youthful lovers ~
siding not far..from Chelmsford. The uD(or,
nate swain it appears, had incurred The di,,,
sure of his MISTRESS father, who forbade h,
to enter the house and laid strict iniunr,i,,
on hi. daughter not to "pass The ,hrrshOS
without leave. This she obeyed to the ZEN
letter, but hit upon an expedient 10 CRAFTY b,
lover also, by breaking square Of glass in d.
pantry window, through which many
"a long. long, kiss-a kiss Of youth andlove'
had been given. Three times had the .qp,s
been replaced, and four times had it been b.
ken when Miss a,tribuling it TO the cat, be-
father concealed himself ID the place in ords
10 watch. About ten o'clock the lover .n
preached, with "slow and cautious STEP
which the master hearing, put hi. face 10 a.
aperture, 10 ascertain who was coming al Nr
"unhallowed hour" aud the swain mi,tskn,
it for his "souls softest Jreasure," salu,-d hir
with the "hear,'s token" The whisksred ks
made him start. "By Heavens! thought h,,
is not you-il is some body el>e;" aud Np
the direful truth flashed upon him, in the ,h,p
Of the sturdy farmer and an old muskel. A pal
ley now ensued; and the mistaken swain asr,,
ing to pay the GLACIERS bill he was allowed
depart. London Paper
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-07

TIT FOR TAT.-The passengers on board an
Aberdeen smack were most grievously annoyed
by the nocturnal sI,itaiions Of myriads OF hun
cry bugs. These little blood suckers we're so
Incss>anr in their attacks, that to close an eye
was Utterly gu, Of the question; nays so severely
did .ome suffer, .ha, in the morning, when all
ognom> W, re to b. recognised with considr>
rahr d ficuliy! One Night their agonies be.
came SO in'olrrabe, thai hey beloved out to
the master Of the vessel %, master! master!
they're biting u.s. What the dril's biting ye"
CRIES the master. o, sir, the-bqgs' The re-
spouse Of the master, If no, consulatory, was
admirably loconic-'Weel, careful w, Gamma ye
bite them again. Lon. Lit Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-07

BLENsERHAssRTT's IsLAsp.-The beautiful
Island of the Ohio which acquired unfortu>
nate celebrity by the connexions Of its own
er with the fortunes OF Colonel Burr, has been
rendered classic ground by one Of the flashes of
poetry which frightened the dull mass Of ar
gument beaped up in the trial VI the military
adven,urer. The spo, watch was once the seat
of gance and liberal hospitality, is SAID to
be waste and desolate. The Embellishments Of
at have disappeared, the palace crumbled, and
The ornaments Of taste WI h.red. Drift wood
encumbars the grounds, aud ruins are slrewed
over the spot which was once an image Of an
earthly paradise. The former owner, unfortu-
tunaiely seduced by ambition to participa in
the wild schemes formed by his bold and VII
sionary companion, shsfsd in the ruin Of for
tune and the wreck III character. The island
was abandoned. and is now a memento Of the
folly Of its possessor, exhibiting that desoIation
on which decay Of nature brings on the desert
ed works Of art Worcssfer Esis
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-07
From the Winchester, Va. Republican.

There are nine several multipliers, bearing
the proportion to each other of |, 2, 8, 4, S. 6,
z, 8, 9, which if transposed and multiplied into
i, 2, 8, 4, S, s, 7, 9, and the product Of each
figure Of the mul,iplier, placed under that Of the
other, beginning al uni,s, will produce respec-
lively llllllill; also that the same multiplier RS
and the same mulliplicsnd, by the ordinary pro-
cess Of multiplication, will produce severally
lllllllli, a22222922, 33ss3ss32, 444444444,
5s55s5S5s, 666666666, 777777777, assesses,
e99999s99, which you may publish for the b.
musem-nt Of III. curious, if you think proper.
Franklin. Jan S, 1899.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-07

On Friday morning while one,sf IL. An.
line Of stages, with passengers, for the ,i's
New York, was passing over Nelson's hiII :
bout three miles from Peek kill, tn. ,,r raw :
which the stage is held back in d.sc.ndp'1
hill, broke, which occasioned the preeio;,,'
Of the stage over the precipice on III. sd. !,
the road, where, after rolling over once i, .'
saved from further descent, by lodpi,s y
gainst the body Of a tree The pass.uss,s y
capped injury, with the exception Of on. -,
was slightly scratched in the face. Goy,,.
Van Ness, of Vermont, was among III. uv r.
her. One Of the horses was severely brui,,d
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-07
TRIsx IN rRApr.-A pair Of elegantly

TRIsk IN rRADE.--A pair Of elegantly
matched ponies, belonging to the south, were
on visit to this city, and on inspecting one Of
them closely, the animal was found 10 have a
glass eye, a close resemblance 10 the natural
one, and the animal blinked, closed the lid over
the artificial as well as the real one. Ii seems
tina, nail in the manager had struck out the
eye OF the horse, which being fasourite with
his master, was carried 70 Doctor Scuddei,
who soon r-medied the defect by large arti-
fetal one, fixed in with great neatness. The
defec, is not easily seen.
Ns,o York Enquirer
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-07

Hovre, Dec GA seuff1e, which was much
exaggerated BY current reports, took place yes
terday between number OF American and
French sailors. A few blows were exchanged
with lists and clubs, according to the laws Of
Pugilism received among men of that profess
sion, and rumor has not failed to represent an
American and a Russian a. killed.
II appears from accounts that no one was
killed. Lawrence Anderson, sailor on board
the Alciope, was accidently drowned: but this
accident, it is said, took place the night before.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-07

RIcHnoSD,( Va.) Jan. a7.--TKr w..
The weather has been very variable CO.
very cold spell we had two week, as ono. y
gave Us ice enough for the indu,,rS;'.,,' Viii
bsndman to fill his ice house, we had IT,
Of rain, and then a season of half VIM ,'s
spring, cold In The nigh, and mild il '''a a
time. On the whole it has been quit. WV. we "
able for the growing wheat. The rain 'a
saturated The earth; and where III. 81. a'a't
springy, the ice in the night .pev.d y" W
grain, and in the mornisg when the vro.s ps
gan to subside, the roots Of the whs.. y
laid bare and Acre killed We unda. va
that partly owing to this cireumsIan,s'
partly 10 the cold air which slreamrd ovs, y
fields, uncovered as they were with ,r.s' Z
Wheat looks very poorly In some barr, y; :
State, and presents rather an uneOmfo',.ss
prospect. rCon,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-07
MORE BOUT THE SEA SERPENT

MORE ABOUT THE SEA SERPENT.
Extract Of letter rom Mr. Benjamin Re-
gers to Samuel L Mitchell, dated Jan. 9th,
1921 have this day conversed with Capt.
Dixon, OF Cape Ann, who is'now in New York.
HI is The man whose name was attached 10 the
famous story Of the sea serpent in the year
1871. He stated to me personally that The
whole story was hoax. 1t was merely This,
Capt. D. Master Of the sloop Nancy, of Salem,
from Sedgwick, Me-. in 1921, was bound into
Salem harbor. On passing the eastern point
Of Cape Ann, he was called from the Cabin
by an old pilot then on board and at the holm,
whose name was Fowes. Now, said the old son
Of Neptune, we will give the Salemites fish
story. See here Capt. Dixon. Immediately on
the starboard side is range of small rocks
near each other, about 70 feet in length from
east 10 west, covered with sea weed and barna.
cles, which will answer for The punches & scales
Of sea serpen,'s back, and on your compass
is picture representing a serpent with its
Jaws extended. and showing its forked tongue
His head IL now in sight, and above the vessels
quarter in height. Take it altogether, said
the veteran mariner, this is just the touch for
the famous believers in witch craft. On the
arrival Of the ,loop, the pilot told the story
iu glowing certainty. The Captain being
calIrd upon to verify, says, that in a Joke he
sssented; little thinking his name, with youch
ers, was to be transported to al parts Of the
country wherever the mail anc newspapers
traselO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-07
From the National mteiIigencer.
SUPREME COURT u. S,
sr E-,
THURSDAY FEBRUARY :

Pursuant 10 adjournment, the Court met this
morning al the Capitol Present as on yes
terday. Proclamation being made, the Court
was opened.
No 81. James Connolly and others, Appel
lants, VS.. Richard Taylor and others. The ar,
yument ofthIs cause was continued by Messrs.
Peters and WicklIfff, for the appellants.
Adjourned till tomorrow, II A. M:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-07

ANOTHER FACTORY BuRNT.-The large and
substantial building, owned by DR.. Phillips, al
PhilIipsburgh. Orange county, N. Y. and oecu-
pied as carding, spinning and weaving faeto-
ry, was consumed by FIRE on Friday last: esli-
mated loss from to 5000 dollars.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-07

A COUNTRY DANoE.-I saw on the evening Of
the LIST Jan. 1899, in my ueighborhood, in Ty.
Ter County. Va. the father, the grand father, and
the grea, grand father; the daughter, the mo.
Their, and the grand mother; the mother, and
daughter, and grand mother; the son, the grand
son, and the great grand son, all in a dance on
the same floor, a. the same ,ime.- Wheeling gaz
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-07
Just Received

A Nd landing this day from on board the brig Ast
IA andra, at Twins wharf
200 drums Smyrna figs
~ vascs wnite Sparkling champagne, Npenc
quality
10 do pink do do do
Cotton yarn assorted
so bbls No 2 mackerel
For sale by
jan % A. C. CAZENOyE Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-07

In New Orleans, on the morning Of the lth
January, (the Mercantile Advertiser says) Ice,
of nearly an inch in thickness, was to be SEEN
rare sight there. The night before was ex,
tremely cold.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-07
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1929.

For the Phenir Gazette.
SONG:-WoMAN's SMILE.
When pleasure wreathes her roses,
And mirth her round proposes
On Summer day
When all are gay,
And peace the festal closes
oh! what's that, whose magic pow'r
Thrice gilds each sweet aud happy hour
IT'S woNAN's SMILE.
when souls imbrued in sorrow,
Look tow'rds fearful morrow;
When evils bite,
And past friends slight,
Or sickness plants furrow;
OH what then makes existence DEAR
'Tis-blending with affections tear,
lis woaAs's SMILE!
Aerandria, Feb 1897 Fly.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-07
MILITARY & SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL

A. C. CAZENOyESC Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-10

peais have proved SO Unsuccessful with tho better
part oil creation De well qualified to plead the
OF his constituents in the national legislature, We
think not Besides. bachelors of forty instead
OF being elected TO Congress- ought to be taxed for
the benefit OF those who obey the sacred Injunction
10 multiply and repenish the earth. They are mere
drones: strangers to the flowers Of creation. who
neither toll nor yield honey The ladies will, I'VE
think, with in opinion. that such gentlemen
cannot be well qualified To represent the people of
Kentucky who proverbal for their gallartry and
yrtuous devotion TO the fair.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-10
NtrD,,totrO 9aaDtu.
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10 1900
ever was written by any pen.
COMMUNICATED.

a bone for The Granlmrrians TO gnn,o!
Ceniiemen-Presdent Jackson's letter of the 18th
June, 1872 addressed to certain mcmbers OF the New
Jersey Legislature, contains the following sentence,
taken oer6dtm ct punctudt'Di from the copy i'll the
Richmond Enquirer:
The confidence You express in the principles which
control my administration, must Tepose aud
honest endeavors foster promote by ali INV ot6c a
acts the general interests of the county"
have studied aud studied again, this eipanation
from the braIn OF our sec0nd Wusiiagton with a
sincere desire to make good English of it if possible
Not being 80 fortunate however, | must invoke the
aid OF some Of our learned grarnarians to help Inc
out of the difficulty.
Oueic. Were you not mistaken sometime since
in sspposing that the Agerine Consul General ha d
succeeded III returning the Hcro's syntax9
SCRIBLERJJS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-10
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICff.MOND.
ARRIVED-

ARRIVED,
Steamboat Columbus, Turner from Baltimore via
Norfolk ard City Point, with sundres TO b. Peyton
l.ucke a. SIR Otis, Dunlop 81 Co., Ira Tichenor,
Z. Beck, J. NJ Aderson, WIN u. Pyle, J. Cunning
ham, and Crawford Irving
Sloop Capital. Ackley, from New York, with salt,
TO l. Ludam.
The brig Union, from New Orleans, has arrived
at Rockets.
SAILED.
Schr Columbinc Gainc- for Salem, with -four aud
bran.
Brig Eliza Perry Tor Fall Bver aud Somerset
Mass, coal and -four.
NEWPORT, Aug Arr, schr Aldcbarauro I'm Richmond
NORFOLK, Aug Arr ,chrs Independence Hooper from
Baltimore bound TO Richmond; Brazil Creighton do bound
10 Petersburg
Sailed fom Ham;.on Roads, ship Richmond Crainree for
BTelnen Barquc Gieoa, blanchard brig Ceres Prince
for London --'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-10
P.ALUABLE REAL PROPERTY ar ROCKET7S.
FOR SALE.

PURSUANT to decree of tho superior cours
oil chance5y for the Richmond district, pronoun-
ced on the 9th day of March, 1929 in the case Of
foung VS.. ktcie, will be offered for sale, on Snur-
day, the 2sh day Of August, 1929, at o'clock z NJ
at Puollc auction, to the highest bidder, a credit
of g, 10 and i8 uiopths the real estate of lame,
Dung deceased situated in that part of the city OF
Richmond called Rocket,s-which property is de
scrlbed by Mr. James Richie one of the trustees of
said Young in the following manner, to Wit: An ex-
ceilent two story brick house, and bake house OF
brick, lot well enclosed with brick and occupied by
Mr. Granger; two story wooden tenement and
out house separated from the forInsr lot by an
alley lot enclosed with wood-this property lies OH
Rockets street, below the bridge and iminediateIy
opposite the wharyes-a small wooden dwelling and
stable on the opposite side of the same street lot
mot encosed and small wooden dwelling house on
street back OF Rockets street, with gosd garden
enclosed Bonds with approved securt y will be re-
CURED oil the purchaser purchasers. and the title
TO the property retained further security for ia.
payment of the purchase money.
J. GUERRANT, ri. s. c. c. RID
July 2J-w6t Or one OF his Deputies.