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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-07

VikOlNiA; Ata superior court Of chancety holden a,
the capitol in the Lity of RiChmonc, on W.du.sdsy
March 25th, 1890: Richard Lyon, plt. against Robe 81
b. Gibson, dh.
On motion ni ihe defendant, by counsel, and il appear
ing To thc satisfaction Of the court, that security given bv
the plaintiff for prosecuting the injunction, ava ded him
m this GAUGE, IS insufficient 10 secure the payment Of The
money sought TO be injoihed. The court doth order, thai
onless The plaintiff give other security uneXcepfiOnable.
Within thirty days after he shall have been served with a
copy Of this ordef Tor prosecuting the said injunction, u,at
10 stand Dissolved as an act of this day.
h Copy. Tesie, VIM. g.. PISDLEroy. e
Mr. lCHARD LYON: Sir, Above is a copv Of an
older Of court, Of which 1 take this mode Of giving you
Ho1ice, agreeabIy to the act Of the General Asssnbly Of
this commonwealth ia soch case made, you being ~ this
the resident withour the said commonwealth.
80 wit G. ROBERT B. GIBSON.
~. INN mr. .rs~W a.
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NOTICE.-MRs. Nelson continues her
boarding Establishment adjoining the Wash
ingtoDT Tavern, within City yards oftie Capitol Square.
She will be prepared to accommodate, in the best
manner. a number of the Members of the Con vention
and Legislature, with their families, if required.-
Good stables and carriage houses well supplied with
provender and careful Holsters. nug = els,
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ENTERTAINING KNOWLEDCE-

WE Library OF Entertaining knowledge, vol LIST, part LIST,
80 p"oisne1 under the superintendsnce Of the society Tor the
n,n1sao, OF Useful knowledge, II. Brougbam, Esq + K. =,
vi. L Chairman, Lord John RUSSELL, nj. 4. Vice Chairman, &c.
ALSO,
va. 4s, Library Of Useful knowledge, received at NASHiS,
where subscriptions are taken To both the above n invaluable and
cheap publications.. ~. ~
COTTON OZN4BURGS IND Y4RNS-
VVNliE subscribers, as Agents for the pc,cr.hnr,,
Manufacturing Company, have IN store a supDlv
OF heavy Cotton Oznaburgs, intended particularly Tor
negro sh'rtrngs; and Cotton Yarns of all numbers
rom 3 to ~, which they offer by wholesale a.. the
Factory prices, viz: ~
For all numbers from S to 10,
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NOTICE

BEG leave To iniorm those Whom il may interest, that I
n have deciinei business, having disposed of my stock i'm
trade To st' hhciiAno u. SANxAy, Who has been living with me
iof 10 or II years
MIR SanNay is authorized to settle auy transaction, or opeu
good against
aug IA wM. Il. FIrzWHYLSoNN.
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LanH and Negr0es "a .lNclion-

A0Hu ana JNegTOeS ut .1UCtiOH.
" pursuance OF q decree Of the County Cour, Of
u lIenricO, in the case Of Adams and others, vs.. Car
rington and others, l shall, as Commissioner named
~ me sald decree proceed TO sell, at public auction,
At the Court House Of the county of Monroe, on
Monday, the 2lst day Of September next, one Trnct
OF Land, belonging To the estate of Tabitha Adams
deceased, containing nine hundred and City eight
acres; about two hundred acres urc under cultivation,
and ON which, there arc several comfortable dwell
Iihg houses, with the necessary out houses. This
property lies within three miles Of the Sweet SPRING..
andl s said to be mountain land Of the first quality.
netsons wishing to view it. are referred TO Mr.. Jacob
baker, and Mr.. Elijah Wickline, residing on the
premises.
And on Monday, the 9olb day of the same month,
W me town OF Staunton, rs Commissioner aforesaid,
! snail sell, at public auction, five slaves, CONSISTING
oil Two men, one woman. and two gihs. "
The slaves will be sold for ready mouey-the land
on a credit Of one and two years, tie purchaser to
give bonds, with approved security, and a deed of
trust upon the property. to secure the purchase mo
ney' Possession viii be given on the first day of Ian
next. q. VI. C8RHTNGTON. Comm
aug i7~2sWiOt
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JOHN z. ADAMS.

S located in Williamsburg, and offers his profess
sional services to the public. He will practice
in the Superior Court OF Chuncery and Iiustings
Court held in that city, and in the Superior aRd In.
terior Courts OF the counties Of James City, York
Warwick and Gloucester. All communications nd.
dressed to him, post paid, will be punctually attend
ed to aur e5-2tc*
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LLORIDA WATER.-Juo. n. BIanire has iuyt re-.
ceived a farther supply Of Florsds Water, 50 much adm
red TO- is delicate peruIss. imr ~
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College, July !, 1929.
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LIVERY STABLE.

ls-w5tc WORTIAM IL McGRUDER.
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cTJoDPHTTTING esero'ed a, he Wing osee.
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HILARY BAKER, Com'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-27
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICIfJNOND.
ARRIVED


ScI Hiram, Denke, days from Philadelphia, with sundcs
70 Winston, 6 NJ Caninson l. Webb g. CO, Gipm,y II
Eustace, Iimheate, Peyon Nelson Armi.iead g. Nc
Crcady, Nau.Lew g. co. n Nash, r Smith, & Hub
bard Bfay Ruse, Miles g. Payrsu. Saryay, Blair g. An
derson VI Mitchell, T Nassie Is Taylor, & w Williams
White RAYMOND g. Brothers S,rduon, MeNemaI1 g. Du-
val, CIiau, Wadsvorth e. Williams Baldwin Ives e. CO.
Lancaster DENLY, w J Bosher and Thompson.
Schr Milo, Turner, i,om New YORK, via Norfolk
Schr bX, Howell, DAYS from York, with FOODS 70 pa.
yeppoi, ALEU- g. co, e NJ Mitchell Hall g. Moore Raymond
Brothers, Bagweli smith, Lancaster e. DENLY W &
KYLE, Parker, TTpeu a. johnson, w a, & Crane
smith, Baldwin g. Ives, n Nash, Nelson wadsTorth a.
Williams, y Peyion, OTIS Dunlop g. CO, II Bamire, NJ
Branch, Robert Mott, Straton, W Micou Cotton e.
Clarke, johnson & Son, II Cobbe, Bosher Weller,
Mary Souiheate.
Steamboat Potomac Jenkins from Washington Alexandha
aud NoIlk with passengers and freight Passed. in Hampton
Roads " , ship Eue; bdg Grand Turk Copper bound up
James veG at Woudsons Rocks, hrgs Ceres Prince aud
Fame, Young, bound up
Steamboat Virginia, Ferguson from Baltimore and Nornk
Passed ~ anchor nv Hampton Roads the sloop Of Ere
also ships aud briggs Oh Days Point schr Tennessee Green
bound 10 Baltimore; of hog IAand schrs bound down; below
Haaisons Bar, schrs bound down Naisors Rock trs
Ceres, and Fame. boml W.
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Splendid LUCE,
u. CHUBB'S OFFICE

27.h June 1929.
THE following tie numbers awu in the Dismal Su,,
Canal Lottery, No 30 ''D"p
80, SO, ~, 40, S, 43, SO, 10. IL.
49, 3d. So. handsome little prze, sold a, CHuBss ols
Prize Office. '''a
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SAILED.


siooP PAt'J, -. Or Fortress Monroe ynh s,.ss
NonFoLk, June a4.--Arrived, schr Swia, james.
rom benimore. bound 70 Richmond. The schr Plu-
company. vac ny -
Sailed, brig Medora, McCrscEer for Belfast.
JUNE 25.-Arrived, schrs Albion, White Boston.
Roman, Hart, New York 'N' -'''''t
Below, schr Monmouth, Van Brunt, New York. .
days, N ballast, bound up James River.
ine ship Brunswick, Stafford briggs Fame, Young.
ana Ceres, Prince. before reported in Hampton Roads
have gone up James River.
The Br brig Mcdora, McCrackcr, for Belfast.
went to sea this morning
Cieered--shp Brunswick, Stanwood, Richmond
Benedict, do. DA'sS'
NEW YORK, June 23-Clearesi schr s,arv Ann. Thar,
hchmond s.ooP Richmond, Crab,ree do ' N'i'
Arrived, ship Sas Richards Hod,edye from, I;rc,,ooi
saed 18Th May The New York on the 2l,h The Shin
MARY Harriet for York and ship Dover for Boston saed
20th; the ship Ann, for Phlad sailed 2ist 800
Sioop Fame, Doughty, 6 DIS I'm Richmond
May StP'o' 49,
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NopEo,- limo 0c

NoRFoIE, June &c.
Nde1i.-Capiain y. S. WApswoarH. who is TO
command the Frigate Constellation, and Minshipmen
Claiborne, ID. d. Porter. S. Decatur and Thos. r.
foote's, attached to that ship came passengers yes
teruay IN the steamboat Potomac
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Gaoi Breakiag. --Nne conyicis sen,.oe "a .. , , -;
ron he Troy gao on Thursday night inst They
where they removed plans, and let themselves down t.s"
eet oy means Of blankets Two Injured thai thew
could not escape Three have been reaken-N Or
Death Of the Queen Of Spain.--Capt. Snow Of the
ship States, arrived on Tuesday night from Gibraltar
mentions the report of the death Of the Queen of
SPAN. This news was received from Madrid the
day that he sailed from Gibraltar Gath Nav Minute
guns were firing the whole day, and the castle and
shipping flags were half mast. Capt. Snow came off
without any papers.--[ Bali. .4nler.
letter received in Philadelphia On Saturday con.
hrins the intelligence via Boston, of intended de-
scent Oh the coast OF Mexico from Cuba IL mentions
commercially from what source the necessary funds
were to he obtained, and Details other particulars
wmcn render 1t very Improbable that the sailing Of
tiie meet wlii De mere fein The point Of attack
VIII most likely DC S,sal or Campeachy.
f.aier. Ga=.
RlcHMoND. AZ. June 10.
MR.. CLAY.
Inns distinguished citizen vsitedthis place OH We'd
nesday last, the Sd instaut and took lodgings at Col
Shackeiford's Inn, where he dined in company with
about sixty OF our citizens. Mr.. Clay, we are in
formed, did not desire pnhlc dinner or any for
mai reception 1t vas intimated on Msnday the
ist inst. that he would probably visit Madison
county on Wednesday the Sd. This drew num-
Der OF the most aged and respectable of our citizens
Town. 1t was pleasing and gratifying to Mr. Claws
trends to see the great anxiety manifested By
al to greet hin ON his arrival and offer him their
hands nnd congratulations as an evidence of his dis.
unguishcdt talents eminent public services and great
moral worth and integrity. lie remained at Colonel
Shacklc.ords aud continued TO receive the visits
OF his friends I'll about O'Clock in the afternoon
when he left Tcwn for Ipood- irra the hosplta-
bic mansion OF Wa. ROBES Esq. where upwards OF
one hundred OF has friends collected to express to him
their undBnishcd confidence in his rreat moral
and distinguished public services He remained al
Mr.. hodes's I'll! tie next morning, when he arain
came to Town and visited Maj. WIN. NJ CLANAHAy
ut his residence, where he remained short time and
then departed Tor .ishtasid near Lexington
RichmOnd Chronicle.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-27

WASHING ron, June %.
MIR. Southland has arrived in this city, und taken
lodging at Barrards Hotel
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We have seldom Indignation and strongly
marked than to-day the counenances of the Poru-
guess merchants In speaking OF the tragic from Oor-
TO- The ca,asops ITSELF owing the late symptoms OF iepy
shown by Miguel wholly unexpected and the victims DO.
Ing all Of ccrn rank IN c as well ms extensively
dents who has deplore In the the loss of friend
or relation The injustice In this case they remark is far
The sesrs at Oporto had all committed the acts for which
they have been put 10 DEATH while the nomav
AZ least was stall IN existence and when in fact thew
vould ord Justly have deserved punishment had they acted
o'ier~isc Many OF the Portuguese actually shed tears in adj
venS 70 inc unhappy late which has befllen their cds
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DRAWN NUMBERS

o. For prizes in the New York Lottery No z the drau;
Of which will be received THIS DAY az IL oclock he s e
eS At my oice-hghe prize $4,000 and tickets only S.
june ~ W. PEARMSN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-27

.NHE Numbers drawn yesterday in the
Dismal swamp Canal Lottery, 10Th Glass, wero
SO, 80, az, 40, 8, 43, SO, 10, IL.
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GnnlmerriaI 1aerorG.
Extract Of a letter from I.o,..lo,. Mn y.

DATE OF LATEST EuRCPEAN ADvICEs
From Liverpool, Nav
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-27

2Y4TS D.4Y, at II O'Clock.
Ihe drawing OF the New York. No. T. viii be rec.yes,nl
PFaes 10000 dollars 5000 dollars SOFA dollars of Ion
dollars 5of 200 dollars lOof $50 doars-besdes great nm
Der OF smaller prizes few tickets remain sod q, the or.
lucky and pTomp; pay Office Of 49,
June 81 II CxxrpD
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NEW YORK LOTTERY

The drawing will be received at IL o'clock To- av
do NUMBER LoTTERY--9 DRAwS EALLors
PRIZES.
prize OF $4,000 prize Of $4,000
do S,O44 9 do ooo
5 do 500 10 do ON
ID do 100 IL do s0
&c. &c. &c.
Price of Tickets Whole tickets 81 bsIyes o IN
quarters e5.
For sale az DIIgKI Es,s DEFICIT
june % Next the door Of the Fs.is H.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-13

#S EM0VAL.-CHARLEs G. DENNY respectfully informs
his friends and the public generally that he has re-
Woped his CURRYING ESTABLISHMENT from No H.
TO NO rs Vest Front street. between Shpley and Orange
merit door to George Simonss Grocery Store where he
intends keeping good assortment of Leather
Wilmington, April A, 1929. 23-6m
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-13

Eg COTS, SHOES & TRUNKS-JAMEs M'NEAL CRATE
2D ul for past a$ors, informs his friends and the public
generally, that he has hand large and complete
ment OF LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS & SHOES
ALso-MIssEs', BOYS CHILpREN's do. of all kinds Of
Leather, Morocco Lasting, &C. which will be sold the
following nrc far Zach
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-13

a. PINDLE MANIFESTATION g. Walker. resnecGnlr
~ inform their friends und the public that they have CON-
menced the Spindle making business the South end of
DIVINE Bridge Wilmington; where they will make Strecber
Mule Billy Jenny spindes; equal if not superior TO any,
mported-as the best Steel will be selected and no pains
spared to make them work WE'LL they solicit share of nat
ronage r.
spndles repaired in the best manner; Warned according
TO order with Iron Brass Composition, Wood Leather
Aiso Brass Castings general Steps and Bolstes finish
ed to suit the Spindles. Turning of any description
gj- Orders from distance promptly attended TO-
May, 1879 30-4t
CE-The subscriber, having very large quantity Of
ICE, will undertake to furnish families throughout the
season, at the rate of fifty per week. for peck each
morning-or for half peck, thry-one cents
HENRY S. ALRICHS.
May 81, 1922 '3O-4t
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-13

VMVo PARENTS.-JosErH NORMAN respectfully informs
IA tine Ladies OF Wilmington that he still continues the
manufacturing OF LADIES' Misses and Chdren's Boots and
Shoes OF the latest pattensunder his own immediate in
spectonso that all his talents shall be employed to render
nus customers satisfaction, both in article and price, His
establishment is at the of French and Third Streets
Wilmington, May, 1929. 2s-6m
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-13

87h large assortment OF Hair and Leather Trunks Port
az manteaus, &c.
57h D. Loera deductions, and terms easy, to country
80 me!chdnts ana wholesale Dealers
20 Wilmington, May l6. SO-Sm
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-06-13

III ICE will undertake to furnish families Throughout The
season, at the rate Of fifty per week, for peck each
mornng-or for half peck thirty-one cents
HENRY S. ALRICHs.
May q, lo29 S04t
~ DOTS, SHOES & TRUNKs.-JAmrs M'NrAI, CRATE.
fa for past fa$ors, informs his friends and the public
generally that he has hand large and complete assert.
ment Of LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS & SHOES
4Lso-M1ssEs'' BoXs' cHrLDRENs do. of all kinds Of
following prices for Cash, viz:
Mens fine cordevan Boots from SO TO $3 90
Do do calf skim do 8 so 5 80
Do do Monro cordevan, so IS
Do do do calf skin, 81 10 . 90
Do do Shoes pumps, cordevan, 25t 50
~, DO DO do do calf skin, soto 90
Women's lasting shoes full trimmed, and of
Do Valencia & Denmark satin. do 75to 90
Do Morocco, do soto IL
Chdren's do do 95to 50
large assortment of Hair and Leather Trunks, Port
manteaus, &c.
N B. Liberal deductions, and terms easy. to country
merchants and wholesale dealers
Wilmington, May i6 sO-sm
NOUNG LADIES' BOARDING SCHOOL. at Whining.
Ill tom Del conducted by Bishop Davenport, with the
sistance of accomplished female teachers The in
srueton pursued at this Seminary embraces all the useful and
most OF the ornamental branches Of female education.
Terms OF BoARD; Washing, and Tuition in any Of the
common branches $50 per quarer-pay0Ale in advance
EXTRA CHARGEs-For Music, including the use Of
Piano, $l2
For the French and Spanish taught by an experienced
Drawing, Painting and Embroidery, per quarter, 9
Particular attention paid only to the of the
Young Ladies' but to their moral and religious instruction
There is of Lessons in Psamody given year
by highly compeen and valuable Library for the
of the Young Ladies' To those who remain the Sem
mary there will be charges for books
stationary Psamody.
REFERENCES-Rev E. w Gilbert, Rev Isaac Pardee
Rev j. H. Co Rev j. P. Peckworth and the Hon Willard
Hall
Wilmington Nav 9Th, 1929 29-4t
NHEAP BOOT, SHOE AND TRUNK MANUFACT0-
RY The subscriber takes this method of informing his
friends and the public general that he has commenced the
above BUSINESS in all its various branches, No 90 Mar
ket-street, Wilmington, Delaware. Where he intends keep
ing on hand extensive of all the above articles
his line, made of the best materials and by selected work.
men, which will be sold the lowest for cash and good
acceptances. WILLIAM MAGENS. 4
May 1922 29-3m
~ b. Country Merchants and Others be supplied at
the shortest notice.
Fifteen or twenty Journeymen wanted Immediately WORK
upon coarse Shoes and Boots.
I'D OARDING.-A few gentee boarders may be accommO-
H1 dated at No. los, Market street.
WILMINGTON, Feb. 1929.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-06
ETEsTzS.

The annual State election in New Hampshire will be held
Ion Tuesday the 10th inst fr Gov. Couns ors Senators
and members of Congress. The contest Will be warm
one but there every probability, that the present 10Y
eri,or and his friends will prevail.
Mr. Otis the Mayor of Boston, called upon the citizens
one day last week. make general turn out W CLEAR
the streets ct snow
Letters from Washington state that duel is to be fought
oeer he session Closes between Col David CROCKETT and
Mr.. Pryor Lea, both members OF Congress from Aee-
ser The cause of war is said TO be, that Mr. Lea wrote
letter to Tennessee, charging the Colonel with the henous
offence of associatng with Messrs Gales and oeatoh ana
oreven having dined with tlem ''What mighty feuds &C.
72ezvaye of oguesBetween the hours of and in the
oninp the Doth u convcts escaped from the rem
tentia,y of Walnut street, Philadelphia, by cutting me
bolt of the door and saving the iron bars OF Inc WINDOW
Their names arc John Carey Smith, alias Jock Scotchman
aqed about SO years. five feet ten inches high pock marx
81 hazel ewes large person, notorious burglar, under
sentence for life Thomas Furnegan. baniei Mhpi''
Michael Winner, Stacy Scoggy, alias VIM Newell hehrY
1homnson Thomas MCumbec, alias Johnson, Alexander
Rover Charles Smith, alias George Dubln, aiias george
Money Thomas Davis alias John Young and DaVld hef-
drick reward Of 40 dollars has been offered for me a
of the first uamed and of 20 dollars, Tor each
Of the others.
The report that Gen. Scott has resigned is con'radc'ea
On ,be nigh, Of Sunday 9th ult: two men, in attempting
r. mass from Fields taven upon Niagara ver ABOUT or
,;es above the cataract the Canada shore, III sk
yere caught by drifting ice in the midst OF me CURRENT
and hurried over the falls Parts ct the boat ana some ar
" ;ts contents have been found below the falls but
the bodies have not yet been discovered oJ' '""H"'
NJ NJ Noah ESQ of New York and c. J. Jack Esq OF
ph;l.denha have been admitted Attorneys and Counsel
Love of lie supreme Court of the United StaesN
Ie;o;u,ler--It is stated in the Alexanaria Ga"e''e
that Mr. Adams rejonder the reply OF the Boston
gentlemen, is expected in a few days,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-06

The Citizens of the District Of Columbia, md
Others, friends Of Mr.. ADAMS, who might be dispos-
ed conformably to the usage heretofore, to pay him
friendly visit, after the Inauguration of the Pres.
dent elect, Wednesday, the 4th inst are request
ed by Mr. ADAMS, to dispense with that formaty,
which the distance of his residence ION the Capt.
toll would render announcement to them He thanks
them for all the kindness which they have constant
Fly extended to him, and prays them to accept the
assurance of his best wishes for their health and
happiness.
March, Cd, $780, Nat Int.