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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-13

Tyr p,rpIoTs or THE REvoLuTIoN.-l ne
following letter from an esteemed corresPon-
dent al Washington, with the iist anht"e
which we believe 10 be correct, will De reao, we
are persuaded, with much interest by those VINO
love and revere, as tn, ' ought to do, the SOL
diers who achieved our indept ndence. Mueh
credit. nav, immortal houoris Cue 10 those wpo
commended against cold blooGed indifference,
and miserable hypocrisy disguised Under the
rarb Of democratic economy, TO obtain Tor these
worthless, to whom antiquity would have ra's'd
columns and temples, pittance, which 10 some
Of them is an actual support. w. are not III
favor Of pushing the matter further, but our
correspondents statement, shows conclusveiy
how much more handsomely the thing might
have been done.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4, 1929.
I send you herewith list OF all the sur,N'
ing Field Officers Of the Army OF the Revolution,
who have applied for and received their pay
under the act Of The last session OF Congress;
and il is very remarkable fact that there are
now only Is Of them living: tina, oil that num-
Der there are but S Colonies, Lieutenant 20.
Ionel., and 10 Majors. Had the law provided
for giving to these Officers theii full pay IN
stead of getting them down u the pay oil q Cap
tain, which is notifying TO their feelings, the
additional expense to the Government would
not exceed $500 annually II you think the
inform alton worth giving to the public, you az e
., liberty 10 do so. took The copy myself, and
il is nearly accurate
The names Of the Field Offie ers Of the army
Of the Revolplion, who have applied Tor and re
ceIvec the pay under the ACT tor the relief oil
certain surviving officers and soldiers OF the ar
my Of the Revolution, passed az the last session
Of Congress:
Philip Van Cor,land,, Colonel, New-York.
Hodijah Baylies, Major, Mass.
John Armstrong, do. New York.
Samuel Finly. do. Virginia Line.
Charles Pelham, do. 60. do.
Richard Taylor, Lieut.. Colonel, do. do.
VIM. Taylor, Major, do. do.
Samuel Reading, do. N. c.
Thomas Pinckney, do. S.C.-dead.
James Hamilron, do. Penn.
William Barton, Colonel, ( |.
Daniel Lyman, Maj do.
Israel Angel, Colonel, r. ]. Line.
Samuel Ward, Lieut.. Colonel, do. do.
John S. Dexter, Major do-do.
William Peck, do do.
VIM. d. Beal do. Maryland Line.
James Carr, do. New Hampshire.
Richard Plat, do. New York line.
J. Livingston, Colonel, do.
NJ. Wilert, Lieutenant Colonel, do.
N. Fish, Ma jor, do.
Abraham Buford, Colonel, Virginia,
John Burnham, Major, Connecticut.
Nah. Rice, do. do
Henry Dearborne, Lieutenant Colonel, N. II.
Caleb North, Colonel, Pennsylvania.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-13

The "eigh,h Of January" or as il i, no,
styled, par excellence, The GLORIOUS eighth h,
been celebrated throughout she country il
more than usually joyous and enthusiast
manner.
10 the COMMUNICATION Of lrumphs o,,
our enc mics, and victories obtained By the br,.
defenders oi our soil, we should be the las, d
object. "Honor 10 those who have filled ,h
measure Of their couniry's glory" is q sent
ment to which we heartily respond.
There is danger, however, les, the feeling
Of patriotism which we should wisI. 10 see d,
played, should sink into blind admiration +.
the victorious Chieftain.
Bonaparte never began to "calculate the VI,
lue Of the Republic" until the people began tt
display an unbounded and o,erweening cori
dence-in him, and thought as much Of his BAT
ties as they did of their liberties.
No unprejudiced man can read the account
Of the celebrations Of the "cighth Of January,
withou, being convinced that there are jui
grounds for the reflections we have made.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-13

Col. Johnson's friends are sore on account ol
his defeat. Some say he was ehisseled out Of
his election by the administration men; and o.
theirs infer that he is contemplated as the sue
cessor of Mr.. Mclean in the Post Office. This
This last can hardly be, for the reason, if there
were no other, that the Colonel is not in the
graces Of Senator Eaton. These Two gentle
men had, only the other day, very rough and
angry encounter in the Sena,e-growing Alto
gether out Of a very ,riHing circumstance.
Ne,c York Com. Adv,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-13

TMr Doyle, the private secretary oil 10 10
British Ambassador, Mr.. Vaughan, IeI' h'
city in the packet Of The 9th, with despatch"
as it's presumed. When we connect this CT,
eumstanee with the proceedings Of congF'
on the subject Of occupying the Oregon Ter
tory, We may guess that the English mln' :.
has not been an inattehtive observer OF aban'
at Washington. Boundary lines are 'roa'H
some things ~ y Cour1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-13
Notice.

A IL persons indebted to John H. Runnels, an in.
"A solvent debtor. are required to make payment to
the subscriber, and those having claims against him
will present them to the undersigned, duly authent
Gated but in all free of the expense of postage
10 CIR. NEALE, Trustee
dec 11-law6w Of John n Rnnn.j,s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-13

Upwards Of Two months have elapsed sirl
we have received new. from Europe. All ~
on tiptoe for an arrival. 1t never rains but
pours, says the proverb; and we expee, VIII,
the ne,cs does come, we shall be flooded.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-13
.AEssHa.,xs. a iT.DRIAa
TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY Is. $50

NJ We have received communic,,;
signed "Many Stockholders" offering ,icI.
TO be voted for by the Stockholders Of e.. ".
rine Insurance Company a, the ensuing elec,i.
for Directors Of that institution. II Ia, >.
been customary, for number Of years, to bin
these matters into the newspaper, and We then.
fore ,birk it better to decline the pubIicao,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-13
Notice.

v>HE subscriber gives notice to bis friends and the
Il public generally, that he still continues the
Stationary and Book Binding Business,
at the stand. He will conduct the bushes, M H.
sual under the firm Of J. A DOUGLASS, for the mu.
tua benefit of himself and the family of the late James
Douglass, Jr.; and respectfully solicits Continued
share of the public patronage.
nov 7-2aw2m A. O. DOyJCI ACC
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-13

The Intelligencer thinks that Mr.. GiImer.
claim 10 his sea. in the next Congress will b.
valid without new election, Gov. Forsyth
proclamation 10 The contrary notwithstanding
We are inclined to think otherwise.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-13

The last accounts from Richmond state, H.,
the Convs n ION Bill is still under discussion !.
the House Of Delegates. The proposition b.
fore the House is to substitute the congres,n
al district representation for equal county re-,
resen,a,ion. We believe with the WING III,
a Convention so organized, would be reiecn.
by he great body OF those who called it.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-13

The Special Counsel employed by the ST.,
Of New York, to institute inquiries eonceruin
the abduction of William Morgan, has made
report to the Legislature Of that State. H
sums up the information already received
certain, and acted upon, a. follows:
From the testimony thus disclosed, il apps,r
that VIM. Morgan, citizen of this State, va
taken from the Jail Of the county Of Ontar.
into which he had been committed under er
cumstances ofPeculiar aggravation and crusIl
and was from thence transported, under duns
Of imprisonment, distance of abou, one hus
dred and twenty miles, 10 The county Of Nj,
CARA, ana was placed in confnemrn, in The Nj
gazine il, Fort Niagara, situated at the corr.
eoce of the Niagara river with lake Ou,ais
on the morning Of The l4,h Of September afon
said.
Here are the boundaries of the tes,imory
As to "his fate subsequently thereto" it is D:
ye, developed; nor can il be anticipated vii
much confidence, to be iudicially determine
by any tribunal over which men have conrro
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-13

The Legislature Of Massachusetts met
the 9TH inst. Gov. Lincolns message was s,
10 both Houses.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-13

Neither House Of Congress safe on Satu.d,,
II is time that this day should be occupied [,
well as the rest.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-13

UNITED STATES 3ANK.--We understand lhi
the following gentlemen have been appoinn
Government directors Of the Bank Of the UGi'
ed States:-
Nicholas 9iddle and J. B. Trevor, Of Petr
sylvania, E.J. Dupont, Of Delaware; B. Hatl
er, OF Virginia, and Charles A. Davis, of N.'
York-the last named gentleman 10 the plt
OF Campbell p. White, whose term Of serrH
has expired.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19
MIR. & Mrs. Pearman
MIR. FRANCIS

heard with infinite regret, tbat Tho an.
nounccmcnt fort Concert on 'Thursdav last' ~,
considered rs a final notice. nOtwithstandin, the room
not heing mentioned or particulars given. The scri.
Gus indisPosition OF Mrs. Pearman prevented her re-.
turn 20 richmond but being anxious to testify their
them by the great number Of persons who went in
expectation OF a Concert, to the Eagle Hotel. thew
have put off other engagements, and beg respectfully
10 announce that they will give their Grand Vocal and
instrumental FAREWELL CONCERT. in two
parts, on TUESDAY evening, at the Eagle Hotel on
which occasion MI. 81 Mrs. Pearmau win give TWO
scenes from the celebrated Opera of ARThSEFX.
ES' IN the characters of .4rtac.s and .wIndact. IN
full Persian costume.
Farther particulars in bills Of the dsy.
Tickets 81, to be had at the Eeg,c li.te,.
10 commence at 8 o'clock.
NAV lB
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19

Lte.-Congress: Alexander Snyth 40o. House
Of Delegates: VIM. X. Heiskell* 272, John Nc
Keon* Is5-Wm. Ycary l55, Claiborne Anderson
100, Zachariah S. Gibson 80, Valentine A. Wood
ard So.
Th<etreH. -Congress: Alexander Smyth AIS. II.
Of Delegates: Thomas ]. George AL, w. Barnes
253-Samuel p. Davidson 1873.
Randotph.-Congress: Lewis Maxwell 377, Jo-
egph Lowell I24, Wm. Smith I8. ii. of Delegates:
Joseph Hart" 2o8, Isa,c Booth 2D5-B. Dol6rure
1874, A. Myers 1873.
WooI.-Hous Of Delegates: IL. L. Prcntiss* 2!o,
D. B. Spencer 2l0, Geo. Y. Lewis 1876, Alex'r II.
CSeel--f46.
Phe Wood vote for Congress no, being ascertain
cd, we-are yet ignorant whether Mr.. Maxwell, the
Tate member, or Col. Lowell, has Succeeded for Cou-
gress.
New Members.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19
10 TIE PURIIC.

NHE subscribers, having purchased the Line Of
Stages running between Guyandotte and Lewis
burg VIII, on or before the first of May next, com
mence running the Route TWICE A WEEK.
The Line VIII pass through Charleston. and from
thence, by the State Turnpike, to Lewisburn and
the principal Medicinal Springs, to wit the White
sulphur, The Hot, the Warm, &c. 70 Stanton.
II viii leave GuyaHdottc, twice week at . o'clock
a, NJ.
And on its return, will leave Stanton twice a
week.
From Gnyandotte TO Toe Springs there viii be no
night travelling.
At Stanton The Line meets the Charlottesville
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, running three
times a week.
The route, Gom Guyandotte 10 Stanton. will be
performed in five days, aud from Staunton, TO Rich
mond, or Fredericksburg, in two DAYS, and from
Richmond, to the City Of Washington, in IS hours.
and from fredericksburg 10 tho CITY, IN EIGHT hour.
Persons ascending the Ohio on their way 10 fhe
North, will find this route the pleasantest and cbeap-
est. And those who may wish TO visit the Springs
arc informed, that, exclusive of the Line, thoy con At
MI times be accommodated, on short notice, with
good erira Coachcsto those Watering places.
And the public are assured. that IN attention ~ the
accommodation and comfort of the passengers. go far
as good Coaches and Teens, and skilful and sober
drivers can afford them, the line shall not be inferior
TO any other in tho State.
PORTER g. BELpEN.
Richmond, Va. March 10, 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19

VIRGINIA: At u Superior Court of Cbamcery mol
' den IT the Capitol in the City of Richmond on Mon
day, March the ODD 1929: William Mann aud Samuel
Dyer, il. pitts. against Thomas Y. Bouldin; executor Of
David Ress, deceased, Jacob Myers and Eliza his wife,
John DufEeld aud Amanda his wife. and Waiter l.. Fon-
deceased, and Frederick A. Ross des isees of David Ross
deceased, dts.
The defendants Jacob Myers and Eliza his wife, and
Frederick q. Ross who are out OF this country, aud against
whom the plaintiffs appear TO have p~rcceeded in the mode
prescribed by law against absent dcfeuda nis, still failing
to appear snd answer, on motion Of the plaintiffs, by
counsel, the court doth take their bill for confessed as 10
those dcfendan's; And the cause coming on TO be heard,
on the bill taken for confessed nj rules, as to the other de-
PENDANTS, exhibits and examinations of witnesses, and was
argued by counsel: Ga consideration whereof, the court
doth %adjudgr, order aud decree, that the contracts referred
TO in the proceedings, be, and the same u hereby anrurlcd
and declared void: that the defendant Thomas I. Boul-
din, executor Of David Ross, deceased, do deliver up to
the plaintiff, William Mann, to be cancelled, the bond
executed by bin for five hundred dollars 10 the said Roul-
din, as executor aforesaid, and mentioned in ~ hill: that
he, ont II the estate OF his testator in his hands To hu admi.
nisteTrd, 10 pay To- the plaintiff Samuel Dyer, it,. the sum
Of one thousand dollars with interest tbereoh from the
twety-ninth day Of Jolly, 1916, tii paid; aAd that he rem
der before a commissioner of the court, an account ofhis
administration uf the estate If his tesiator, and the said
commissioner is directed TO examine, STATE and settle the
said account, az well as an account OF all the payments
made by the plaintiff William Mann ~ tho said David
Ross during his iip time, on account OF the purchase nj
the lands in the bill mentioned, or to tho SAID Thomas T.
B'uldin, executor as Aforesaid, since the death Of the said
Ross, on the same account, aud report the same 10 the court
with any matters specially stated deemed rertinert nv
himself OF which may bc requiied by the parties to be 50
stated.
Acopy. Tes'e, WM G. RENDITION, e. C..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF


ANN ED,
SchI. Exit, Howell, s days from New York, with sundries TO
Han o. Moore, Davenport, Allen & CO, c NJ Mitchell, Chas
holt,. u 4 CO, Hall Nelson, } hlcKildoe, Lancaster e DENLY,
J. & L James e. CO, Scott Sc Fry, w & } c Crane, King g. Rich.
aIdson, Preston, ID c Hutchinson, r Mott, Baldwin, Ives &:
co, w y ID lyle g. CO, r. Smith, J EndcIs, c Beck. Hubbard
q Gardner, J Lyons, Cushrpan d Andiew CIV, S Pu,ney, J Sarvay,
Geo T. iitn, ID Weller, } II Nash, J VspLew g. co, q + Hi.
Hard, l. Porter, Clifton 81 Clarke, A Swceny, a Levy NJ
Weaver, X Aiosby g. co, M s Valentine. Bagweu g. Smith, Per
kins & Harms, & Clarke, Lee 81 Cowles, Wads~ ortiz g. VIII
hams kyle ~ Cochran, J II Eustace, WORKMAN 81 ncGTuder.
T Sullivan, a w Noting, Mrs Phepoe. Mrs ~Southgaie. Mis-.
Newport, Miss III Ring. II Johnson s. Son, + A Rust, a Works
Lewis Rogers 81 CO. Il Peyton, IL L Wight 81 Son and to
order.
Schr Folly Ashbec, Perkins, from Ederion. ~ q fish to
Lewis Wehb IS CO, and TO master.
Schr Defiance, Lee, from n York, with sundIies 20 Scot, A..
WIN Ford.
Sehr Three Sisters, Creighton, from N York, w@:i sugar to J
II Eustace, and Anderson, Garth & Co
Schr Dusty Miller, Williams, from New YoIL, with sab to
master.
SlooP Eliza Allen, Smith. 6 days from New York, with sugar
to Triplett e. Johnson.
Schr Hiram, Denike, from Philadelphia, via Petersburg.
Schr Pilot, Horton, from Hartford, Com with sundrics, to
master.
NORFOLK May l6.-The brig Ilsley, Mitchell,
from New York, bound to Richmond, passed through
Hampton Roads last evening.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19

pointed postmaster in the city of Troy, vice Smuel
Gale, removed. a'N
Chauncey Ives is also appointed postmaster for the
village Of Lanzinburgh, vice Calvin Baker, removed.
Joseph wadsworth Il likewise appointed postmaster
for the town Of Pittstowh, vice Jacob.P. Dc6ecst, re-
moved.
lJ Information Of the last three appointments
comes 10 Ne "north about"--that is, by the way of
Albany, and not from Washington. All possible pains
are taken at Washington to keep the people in the
dark as TO the progress of prescription for opinions
cake.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19
Broad Rock Spring Races.

lNiE Races, over the Broad Rock Course. will commence. as
days
fiTst Day-A S9eepsiake fur Colts and FIlies three years
otd, entrance SluV, halt forfeit, seven subscribers and clnsed-
Entries, Thos CheathauI, dead, James Cibcrne, VIM. Il.
Temple, ~ Harrison, VIM. VIM. james VI. Selden, Samuel
Patterson
Second DaY-The ~Proare!ots Purse, two mile heats, $500,
entrance SIS. "
THrd Ddy-The Jockey Club Turse, three mile heats. $500,
10 discount, entrance so lSHAN PUCKETr.
dp II ZaY6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19
RUNAWAY.

MAS committed to the jail of Washington county. Mary.
w land, as q runaway, on the Goth ut a Negro Man. who
calls himself NFHONi said negro Is pretty black, about S
feet 6 inches high aud about 60 years Of age. Had on when
committed, a blue cloth coat, striped waiscoat, drab cloth pan.
falcons and an old vito hat. Hssays no belongs 10 Matthew
Richards, IN Shepherds town, Jefferson county, Virginia.
The owner Of said negro Is requested to come and prove IRON.
edy, pay charges and take him away, otherwise he viii be dis
charged according to law.
msy 10, CHRlS1,N NEWCOMER, j. sha
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19
From Me IInnre Rle4n.a

Fran TIE tiHdge Record.
mcnts are made without regard to old party divisions.
Federaiis,s OF Democrats are taken without discrimi-
imttou. Indeed, some old, sound, heart .of:oak FEEDER
alfst are appointed, and true blue. democrats Of
49," of the Jefferson School,, . ''partizans of the late
second war OF independence" AMI all Lhat, are dis
placed to make room for them. In the language of
that distinguished leader of Democracy. 1.-THE doors
or eonhdonce are broken OPEN to the Federal party.
Party Is a bubble said Gen. Jackson. We would
not have had any faithful, capable officers removed,
merely for party opinion-but if vacancies exist, or
must be made, truly we are glad to see that the obi
ons distinction kept up against Federalists, when no
difference OF principle existed, liz done away. Yer
ny, good cometh out of evil II required a strong
hand to effect this Revolution. Mr.. Adams, with ali
his merit, independence, and irmness, could not have
accomplished the work, however well inclined. We
are disposed TO give Gen. JACKSON credit when in
our power.
'RLrus tnlere us ua1s, be cdndii whsl we can"
The appointment OF Mr.. MLANE, Minister to
London, always barring the injustice, and waste
ofpublic money, by the recall Of an able and faithful
o%tficer) reflects great credit upon Grn. Jackson and
his cabinet.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19
HILARY BAKER. Conf.

The defendants IN the above nrniionrd suit, will ake
notice, that on Friday, the 9th day Of May next, between
the hours Of . o'clock in the morning, and s O'Clock In the
afternoon, l shall proceed, at the Office Of Herbert 4. Clai.
borne, IN the city Of Richmond, TO take the dispositions of
Samuel Garter and others; and on the next day. between
the hours Of 8 o'clock in the morning. aud 6 o'clock in the
afternoon, shall proceed, AZ the Office of John Wickham, Esq.
IN the city of Richmond, to take the deposition Of said
Rickham, which dispositions are To be taken ~ be used
and read as evidence in tho aforesaid suit.
% wSt WN. MANN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19
NOTICE.

OIICE.
a Vacancy having occurred in the Fem.le Depart.
ment Of the Richmond Lancastrian School. By
the death Of the late teacher, 1t becomes ne.
cessary that the Board of Trustees appoint a suitable
person as successor. To this end, all who may be
disposed to apply, are required to send in their ami.
cations, accompanied by satisfactory testimonials as
to qualification, TO the Secretary OF the Board. on or
before the Goth day OF June next. The salary is 500
per annum, payable quarterly.
BY resolution of the Board OF Trustees.
may l5-lltc JOHN. s.. MYERS Se'cv.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19
Spring Stsl5pEv.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the nubrc
generally, that he has just returned from the northern cities.
where he has selected an elegant assortment OF ladies' and Gen.
temen's BOOTS and SHOES, which have arrived and are now
opening his present assortment consists of alnos, every arit.
Gle M his Ene:-amoiig them arc Gentlemen's fine calf and seal
skin Boots, with round and square toes; Gentlemen calf skin
Sewed Boots AT s. 30: DO. seal do. nailed DO. from - 50 to s..
He Is disposed 10 sell al accommodating prices. and respect.
fully Invites the public 10 cal aud examine Tor themselves.
SAMUEL
ap I'm tftsiI Under the Eagle t!o;Cl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19

DIED, in Rockingham county, on the tith inst.
MIR. JAMES THpUsToN, formerly Of Goochland, after
a painful illness Of nine or ten DAYS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19

ny ~. g. MIS-. Peaunan a. Nr. Francis on this evening,
give their last Concert Of Music, in Richmond As they arc per
fcc,ly warranted IN appealing 70 our taste, and will he assisted
hy n number ofexeeuen, instrumental performers, they cannot
Tan we trust, Of having that su5st1udal encouragement OF which
they arc so deserving
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19
SHE OF LIND

Nl.iVe Of a decd Of trIst executed nv Robert n-nthat ~
Nv m s1uSSi'oti' gearing cate On the SG,h FelL 1895, arf
10y IeCo'ucn IN the Office of the COUNTY court of Augusta.
Toann p'Oo.te To 1eii' a. robhe auction, tcfore the Wayne
t"'t'.' u 21union, ON Saturday, the 3Gih day # Nav next
OF 'asn' INT following valuable Real Estate. d.srril,cd ~ ,r
ecu aooVG referred 70, as oE0wS-"Twu ccriafr tr,,,s Or
patoeIs q" Land lying and bel IN tc county Of NurIrst,. N
80 All Pasture nyeT' Tire unc tract Containing by eyiir,atson
~ aofts' the other containing Nv estimation 200 acres he The
Su.e more or less which sad tacT Of land are more rntirn-
I"ry Described in a deed by Lewis \. Paulcy aud Jane L. his
VIE, O'anng dase the ION day OF May, 1925, whereby tie said
'No 'I1ots 0 and are conveyed 70 the said Rrh.r UcuhlLr
tNlh -5-W7t VIM KINNEY. Jun.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19
Il MILLER V4NTED

WISH to employ a Single Man, or one will, a small f,miy.
who is capable OF taking charge of a Manufacturing Mil.
ANY person des'rous of getting business as a Miller, and can
come well recommended for sobretv and ~capabhity, viii meet
WIN employment hy application TO the subscriber, at Walker
ION, hnS IL queen county. married nan with a small fami-
ly would be preferred. BAYLOR TEMPLE
ap % 80,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19

Tie nom reeholdcrs of Rockingham cUduty. pur-
srrant to n resolution entered into by them in public
meeting, opened n poll on the day of the Convention
election, for the purpose Of selecting a special dole
gate to convey their memorials to the Convention,
&c. &c. The following was the result:-Dr. John
J. Norman 3I5, DR.. Oscar CrOvens 60.