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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21

The day on which the squadron sailed
from ST. Michaers, Capt. Russell, in com.
pany with Captain A. Thayer, of schooner
Cleaner, and Champion, of the British
brig Britain, we're going on board the Ga
latca, OF New Bedford, three muskets
were fired at them by the Portuguese SOL
diers on board of his sbip-the second Of
fcer, Joseph Saylngtou, was wounded by
a musket ball In the foot-another bali
passed through both thighs ofcapt. Cham
pion--captain Ihayer had three ball holes
through his coat and two through his Danta-
looms Captain Russel had been on shore
to- see the American Consul, for the pur-
pose Of procuring his papers, in order TO
proceed TO Lisbon IN his ship. After be
ing fired on, they made for the shore; and
the ncNt night an the crew remaining on
board 10 m uumber) were sent on shore,
and pm, IN prison, where they remained
when the Sicily left. The American Con
sui having iu vain demanded their release,
It was presumed they would be sent to
Lisbon To- the prizes. Jour. Commerce.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
Groceries and Liquors.

LIP. Madeira. pureas imported Tcucrtfe, Lis
bon, sherry, Old Port Champagne, aud .Claret
Wines; n. Gin, Jamaica Spirits, very DID, 3th
Proof Cog. Brandy and ~ L. Rum; 20 Bags
Coffee, Old RE, N. o. Sugar, Loafand Lump do.
Pepper. Alspice, Imp. and Y II. Tea. this Falls
importation IN the Ships Algonquin and Monlezu-
ma, regular Canton traders; American and REM iia
wanna Cigars Myers best Richmond Tobacco
Itoisous by the Box; Pipes by the Box, best Po-
land Starch, Madden, Indigo, Alum, Copperas, &c.
which will be sold at the lowest prices by
Oct 81. ZANE * PENTONEN.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
WE CONTENTION

a large portion of thu Compiler this week Is oc-
cl1ei with matters from Doe Convention. Tn adj
tuon 90 ,hemoma,on which appears in the re-
ports of .ha proceedings, the Enquirer states that
in the Committee Of % appointed TO digest aud
report o. course TO be- pursued by the Convention,
Mr. D3ddndge offered the resolutions which be
bad submitted 90 the House. and Mr. TazowelI
submitted a counter project, which was 20 refer
DE Constitution 20 q committee Of the whole
The committee Of % Eg-e occupied exclusively
with these propositions. That of Mr. D0djridge
was adopted by close vote OF - to l0-Tbe
chairman, Dir Mad,sonuot voting. and one member
being absent from indi~poston.
We have gwen Mr. Tazewc,l's speech in The
House. In support of his p.lp Mr. MERGERS reply
and the vote of tho Convention. showing maiori-
ty of Cd iu favor Of Mr. DodIudce L viii De
seen that 3Ir. Monroe voted with Mr. Doldrdge.
and llessrs Giles Marshall, Madison and Ran
dolpb. with lIr. TazeweIl
The Wing states that the committee 90 the Leg
,s'atiyo department is equally divided ON the sub
iect of exclusive Misrepresentation. The Con
rendou itself is considered 90 be about equally al
yded ON this questiou--thc most difficult one
which IS likely TO be made. The eastern Virgin
inns have oyerthrce hundred thousand sllvcs-the
country we,, ofthe Blue Ridge has notmore than
ca. tenth part Of that number. The claim to in-
el15o tde slaves in the number of persons to be
represented VIII be- teuaciously maintained. On
,bo other hand 10 win be- opposed by those who
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21

Books are to be opened on tlio 10th of N1yem-
b--. for subscription of stock ~ the "Uniontowu
and Pittsburgh Turnpike Company Ia relation
.5,bis project the Pittsburgh Gazette has the fol-
lowing remarks, which may be interesting to our
Commission Merchants,
THE completion of a good road direct from
,.tsb,i-.l 90 Jnion-t0yyu. Is "cou,ummotlon de-
,r,-I, 10 be wished" The distance between
trs.g Two points. by the route some time since
,-i.,v-,f. is less tlau roKrY-FIvE miles. Now the
,I.,I from Union-toUn, through w lshmgion' ira
-.I- -,Nrv-oSE miles before 10 reaches our CITY;
,,I fram Uui0ntown 10 Wheeling Is o. miles. -
rt, direct road 90 Uniou-town will pass through
lbly .Iraroved and very interesting portion OF our
,..7,,--y. and when finished would no doubt, draw
MANI, Jewellers 90 Pittsburgh who would, without
tl.s Improvement pass along the National Road 10
Fr5,r i-ni'u-tovu toiWheeling is TwENrT TWO
...I.s f.r,ber than from the same place % Pitts
..,--b. 81, that If tins road were completed mer-
'r-7.i.zs nigh, be brought 20 Pittsburgh, and for
,-,rlsl 90 Wheeling, 10 less time tha IL could be-
-..,,-,-.rsl bv the National Road. Carriage woul,
i Ierablv less 90 Pittsburgh thsn % W heel
- ,-l freight from those points westward, 10y
.,s2.,o bosts. would be the same.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
NEW AND FPF~H
MERCHANDTzE.

Tho Subscribers are now rc-e,,Iu- ..-i. Au-
.umn ana Winter supply Of Dry Goods HudVue
and Groceries. which will be- sold ut the lowest
current prices either Wholesale or Retail.
Oct y. WA. b. TYSON a. Co.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
COLOlTZITYON SOCIETY

The Res. Dir. Bascom, General Agent of the
American Colonization Society win deliver an
Address 1u One objects and claims ofthe Society.
.ls evening ~ educsday) at O'Clock, DO the
Episcopal Chuoh-at,er which a collection 1vili
De taken up iu AID OF the Society, and the usual
l1erlIIE OF the citizens 90 Wheeling and neigh
lo-looa VIII be confidently expected
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
ELINT GLASSWARE

n THE Subscribers, as agents for Messrs.
BAKEWELL, PAGE & BAhEWELL, are
constantly supplied with general assortment Of
which they are authorised 70
sell At Mandatory prices. Orders for any de-
scription of Cl8ss will be promptly executed.
Oct Q. ANDERSON &, ATTERBURY.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21

III 'L ~ Ils roalI hazard nothing IN saying
.Ta uaia .-a ll.. ''' M. , ,.y ',,. 'i,
oss DOS. ,..- .,... +. rasiar ibis assertion a-
Ea ., vns1 Judge Dado was known.
{ l.--. Should oshb.t .he evidence oflhe
i, .Jac Dad. .'5-a-.'''. ls "''e' 'l-'
.ol s. BE- .a-.. ..-..It,
bel, a...--.r, .5sl moved that the letter be
o. -.. I.1rs oiihe Convention.
aUas 70 c,..-..-,... ,,..,
J.r.- , ...o.'i ,,stsriay. h End un-
.. q. .sa notion submitted by him cll-
.-... b. -lt...uu which he Dad deemed
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
W WIS FROM TURKEY. Tie Russian.

so NEWS FROM TURKEY The Russians
tli noe ARRANGED 90 C0raanhH0plc.
go
IHE PENNSYLVANIA Canal Is expected TO be
a al operation next Spring the whole distance
from Philadelphia TO Pittsburgh with the eNceP
ton OF tho central pant from Lewistown in Milf
G.n county, TO Blairsy.ue IN Indiana county dis
TANGO Of los miles. Goods have been brought
tbro the Canal as far rs finished and reached Pitts
bu--l IN O shorter time, and at less expense than
when wogoned tbe whole distance. The Pitts
blrsl Gazette calculates that goods may be con-
veyed from Philadelphia 90 Cincinnati, by that
route. in seventeen days. From New York, 10y
the Canal and Lake. twenty days has been the
shortest time of conveyance 20 Cincinnati
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
WHEELING COMPILER
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 81, 1929.

The River IS Fee. above low water mari, .-
There have been "a steam b1st arrivals, and l=
departures during the last week
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
COLUMBIAN
VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.

Della Nonterot's Columbian Vegetable Specific
for the cure of C0nsumpuons, Asthma, Pleurisy,
shifting of blood. and Pulmonary affections ofev-
err, kind--.he most valuable remedy ever diScov-
cred for the cure of consumptions aud all diseases,
of the breast aud lungs leading TO consumptlons-
ZDHE following certificate is recesved from an
u agsnt M New No.k, which Is from respect
able lady ofthat city.
SrR-To withhold from public knowledge a
manifest fact of the utility and perfect cure effected
nv tbesuse of De La Mon,erat' Columbian egeta-
liz SDecifc would be ungraieiul as long as 1t is
dutv incumbent on every one TO facilitate the com
f,rf orthe afflicted. caught most violent cold,
,rbirb affected my breast and lungs so much,
coDld scarcely speak for nearly three months, at
tbe same time accompanied with frequent dis
cborges from my lungs j had recourse to many
,,s,lir,Des without the least effect, when upon
hearing of the above specific I was induced to o1-
toin some of it. and procured one bottle, which
afforded ine considerable relief purchased the
sscond and before using the two-thlrds otthe bot
III was restored 90 perfect health. l am fully
oersnaded IL has not ts parallel IN the world, for
-be emo ofthuse afflicted with asthma, coughs, or
consumptiye affections
lSigned) SARAH \. PEALE.
( Nevy-York, September D. 1899.
/ The above valuable medicine Is offered for sale
~, TODD 4 WOODS, Druggists,
WATER STET = " hechns Va
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
DOCYOR CHAPMAN'S

Anti Dyspeptic or Sour Stomach Pills.
THE following Is certificate from Or. Walter c.:
Cohen, lato member Of the Philosophical
Society, &C. &c.
SIR: I cheerfully add my testimony in favor of
Dr Cb,Dmau's Anti Dyspeptic Pills as a rene
dy for Dyspepsia; and the experience have had
from using them in my practice for several months
past, fully convncos me that they are equal and IN
many cases superior to any 0'Ile' P'ePa'1'o',
stomach and bowels require evacuation by the IN
teryention of cathartic, they are IN my opinion
the most convenient and ethcacious Pill o any IN
use. Al the same time, being safe aud easy IN the
'1''' WALTER c. COHEN, NJ. D.
Philadelphia, Sept. 2, l72s.
The above valuable medicine is offered
for sale by
TODD & WOODS, Druggists,
Water Street,
TTheeiHg Va.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
BELMONT ELECTION.

DELMON L ELECTION.
I. SHANNON is elected Senator to
Belmont county, Ono; and Q. WELSH
\. PATTERSON aud J. WEIR, Repr'
ID. NEISWONGER, Con
missioner: J. M'ELROY, Treasurer; W
PERRINE, Assessor.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
nROVERS

Arc also informed that they can be accommodated
with paslurage for Cattle and good encloures and
corn for Hogs, upon as good terms as at any 9th
or Mace IN he country. Gentlemen are invited
to cali and see. Oct a., 20 81
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
TAILORING.
DANIEL QUIGLEX,

RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens ofWheel-
ing and its vicinity, that he has opened a shop
nearly opposite John MCortney's tavern. where
he intends carving on the above business, and
hopes 10 share portion Of The public patronage.
Wheeling, Oct. Is, lo29-3t
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
New Establishment.
JOHN M'EURr

TRc nov 4p, M al his stone ...,.
= Nam and Je.fersou streets aud one ,oo- II
ol Mrs Beymers Inn, a general assor,,,. 'io' N
seasonable goods, which he is eternpeJ ~ on
at the lowest cash prices wholesale or retail 80"
MS STOCK CONSISTS IL PART or rrE Fnr,o,,..
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
TAVERN HOUSE,

Formerly kept by Mrs. Susanna Pmriott situated
on the Nam street in EIizabethtown, at The Flats
of Grave Creek
The HOUSE has been lately finished, and rem
dered both convenient and comfortable: The
STABLE is large, and well supplied with The
best OF Com, Oats and Hay: The BAR is con
stantly furnished with the choicest Liquors, both
Domestic and Imported. lie has also made a
good Road leading through that street passing his
nearly one fourth of a mile. He hopes by his I'm
remittins attention TO the accommodation Of his
guests, not only to receive, but to merit a share Of
Dttl,ffc uotrounuo
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
Also Hardware.

ncldding Junlattl Iron, Rolled and Hammered; ;
2d, Sd, a. Sd, cd, Cd, i0d, l2d, loo, y pod,
Nails Cast Crowley American n Eng.
hsh Blister Stee, Spades, Shoyels,
Axes, Hoes Mattocks, Anvils
Vices Il Bellows Evans
Patent Crane Plough &c.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
.TrACK NTERCEIRA. ANDE N
TIRE DEFEAT OF DON NIGU
FIrS SQUADRON

20 Captain b Idges, of the brig Sicily,
81 bis passengers. arrived below thls
booming from ST. Nch1efs, we are in-
e5.ej Tor the following particulars relative
+ the operations OF the b.ockadng squad
Bon off Iorcs,ra
Don NigueFs squadron, consisting of
01o ~ three irgltes, two Corvettes, tour
bHgs. and several transports, in all IL SAIL
70. under way from ST. N,chaeis ON the
26b of July, and on the 9.h of August
uase 7n attack on the east end of Iercel-
alter b0m5rrdIrg for alouteIgHt hours,
h1y effected landngot 1900 men, Iltwo
divisions of 900 each. DOB twenty SIX large
Boats The first and second divisions
se.o allowed 20 land quietly; but on their
attempting &c the lhud time, the inhabit-
lus of the island suddenly rushed upon
chem one of the fort. and cut the whole TO
pieces, except one man, who escaped by
swimming. Those Do the boats seeing the
fate Of their comrades on shore, refused TO
land. and forced the officers 90 return 90
Che sbps-which they gladly acqulcsced
n The batteries on shore commenced "a
hre on the boats, and killed upwards OF
tw0 hundred men of their crews, aud near
By anequal number on board the fleet shared
The same fate. The seventy-l0ur alone
i0ssoDwards OF one hundred men, and was
much damaged from the shot, having re
cevej tweuy-three Is and % Do. sho, iu
her hull; lhe frgate Diana received up
wards Of thirty shot. The whole squadron
.bcn cut their cables, and abandoned The
object of their attack. Some Of them bore
away for Lisbon, others for st. Michaefs
and the remainder lor FV0l 10 repair dam
sges
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
Together with Groceries.

Office, Teas, A,pice, Pepper, Ginger, NJ uegs,
Cloves, Cinnamon. Alum, Madder, Chaik,
Birthstone, EPSON Salts, Salt Peter. Mus,ard,
Sperm. Candles, Chocolate, Tobacco, :. Float
Bengal IL Mantle Indigo, dc by the Keg,
Box or pound.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
SHOES.

Ladies Black Lasting, Morocco q Satin Shoes
do Fig'd SILK assorted coiOrs do.
do. Morocco and Cordovan Boots;
Gardeners Calf skin Shoes aud Pumps;
Mems Coarse Shoes;
Children's Morocco & Leather Boots & shoes.
Cotton Yarns Of all Nos. from to 20 at Factory
Prices. WhoIesale 81 RefaiI
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-21
--AL.SO-.

4th Proof Cogniac Brandy Trnerle Wine. ~
L. Rum Holland Gin. Jamaica Spirits, Whiskey.
All Of which are offered Wholesale or Retail "A
the lowest market prices, Tor Cash or approved
country produce
Wheeling, Oct ii, 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12

'IHE unparalleled reputation of this medicine Is
such, and its pre-eminent virtues are so well es-
.aGisliaG ana SO fully acknowledged by intelligent
puoc, That 1t Is scarcely necessary to say anv thing
iurlher than that 1t is a SOVEREIGN REMEDY
III Diseases of the Liver: Debility rcsutin from intern
Perance and dissipation: Old and inveterate Ulcers
ieIs IN the Bones, attended with swcllings of the
JOINTS Indigestion: Blotches on the Face Pmples q
SyPiniio Cutanoous discusses generally and letter in
particular: hlercurial and Scrofulous complaints.
L ne certificates OF wonderful cures performed nv
ene Cathocon, have become so numerous, as TO pre-
ciuue thelr insertion in any newspaper and has ma
II necessary for the proprietor to print then, in 4,
pamphlet OF about 100 pages. This Will be forward
Gu DIS soon as possible 10 the several Agents for
'ous uStriontion, and must, on perisal, strengthen
the good opinion entertained by the Friends or
this medicine, and dsarm as il is hoped tho nre;,,
CeS oil those who view with disr,ist any medicine no
known IN what Is called regular practice" Facts
are STUBBORN things, and cannot be gansaid.
~ inc earnest solicitation of members of tIe mod
zeal faculty, and others who have witnessed the
lahlnY cures effected by the use OF the eo,tshIe
Cat1ohcon' and who are anxious that its benefits 10
aihd may be more widely diffused, the proprietor
mas consented to reduce the retail urcn 10 two
DOLLARS per bottle; and this will ne done Win,
ct ia any way deterOrating the quality of the med
IcIle or Teduc,nS the size IF he bottle as has be,n
materially done in the case of Swaims Panacea.
E@i'ac Of tetterS recently recepei from ph yscan, gd G
dgsntstor The sale Of PoerS Caiolicg1 most or &
also ogertsJor Soain's Paaaceq "''' y "''0" ave
Iea moe man dozen bottles Of your Catlocon where
se one bottle Of SWANS Panacea and feel erea, ~
morning you that III every in which have seen the Ca
ihoiIcon trIcd, II has Produced dectded bcusfLn
yo afford TO reduce the price your Catholcon IN
"o dollars should more frequently prescribe to INV aote
anu ls would also be done by number other phy ~
ns Town aud vicinity who have used il with the best ehcs
after al the other Panaceds, and the Compound syrup of Sr
saparlla mad failed" ''P " ""i-
an eminent physician says, 81 have known several cyee
hfned 10y the use Of your Catlolcon, which had roevo,
resisted the ordinary prescriptions of the faculty. and lave
never known II To pro luce injurious eBecfsn' - ~
lie above invaluable medicine may be constantly had nj
-, J. III. BLAMIRE,
jan 10 Opposite the Eagle Hotel Rcb,rnnd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12

ElN'lNi: AT superior court of chancerv holden =,
'he Capitol IN tho city OF Richmond, on the a.,
day Of January, 1926 William Mann in hi. or
right and as eA'or Of James Mauu decd pit against Bsn
Jamin Mann in his own right aud exor Of James Nam
dec Dc Nm Trnehcari, late sheriff of Hanover coun,v AMI
as such administrator Of John Mann, deed Martha var
rn'girn who was Martha Mann, Austin Porter and Fan
ny MS WIFE, Elizabeth Wade, Who was EIzabstl Mac
keuben Burton, ex'or of Thomas Wade James Nann
tu@aheth Maru, and Adeline Mann, G.orpe t;;Iman
WIN Gilman aud Niilly Gilman, Thompson Mann
t'. u "'u i'']ape'h nus w'Ie' Moore and Judith
ms "'ie' VIM hfrn" George Mann aud Sarah Mann,
rake SiTect and Temple Elliott, John D. Blown flo
mug Brown Thomas Cawthorne, Ann Mann widow of
james Mdrn Elizabeth who iuternia Tricd with
JUDY George William aud Sally Mann children n,
George Mann, deed, dts. "
ms cause in which the plaintiffs appear IN have mn
Cee"r' ~ the mode prescribed by aiust the deE,
HAn's u.t'n Porter and Fanny his Wife james Ma,
george Gilman, VIM Gilman, Mhy Gisian, Tbomn.n'
Maun, Martin 4 nd Elizabc,i, H.. "' '"un"Psnh
a,,l I'.,;,t So; 80 ~ ~ 'o''h ms vile, Moore
Mann aud Thomas Cawthorne VIM are ort OF mi. con-
try "nd as to the other defendants on the .cyera
ndes taxing the bill for cop!cssed as t them eawo 49,
ms day to be heard on the bill and rxbbi,s ard ,.
argued 10y counse on consideratinh whereof in. co,
""'n "Td'r that one Of its commissioners do sa,s The -
VeS accounts between the parties in the bill pentio,,
"u report We same 10 to court with apv s,s te,s ,,,
s'"y s'hied, deemed pertinent ny himself nt which ma,
DC required by the parties to be stated.
"corY' Jcste, WM G.. PENDL EToN, r.. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
I EI{AIS.

The terms a.e thrce dollars a volume in advance t
mere are TWO volumes year, al two Nos ZACH; tbev ,,o
originally stipulated to contain 500 paees I'm, - e
aged more than 400. "'''-
ne Eni'or and his Agents will pay to any person OK.
AH of every neiS subscriber, who paws his adv,,r.
Tor the year. az for volume; nd ev.,v noe, h:a
WV "I'eeS ms name either to the editor or his apen,s
payment III advance of five dollars, shall be crcdiroi
SIN dollars in the first yeats account. S'
he'"rnS may be made either the RpIrop mr. n n,
~hkAH Rowe or a. H. MALrBY, New Haven; E. In
I'LL o. BROTHER, Philadelphia; G. g. &. &; H. Can.
WILL New York; HnnIARD GRAY I,rr,r g. M!
boston or to any Of the agents of the Journal ho
are hereby authorized fulfil the above stimuli, ons
"o"Pete sets Of all the back volumes can be Furnished
" Editors Of urwspa rers who may r,uubIsh H. -,
" V "t ofJeci by their remarks, respectfully re-
quesed I" forward TO me tie paper contain h.n,. md
'S' WI" have not seen, and nBy wish to see s,ecn,
oi The work, may indicate il by The letter ON m. go
'ofr; snch back number volume as Can be sna,ed
;,l, o. '"'"ee Oi expense. B. S.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
LEWIS WEBB & co.
OEEER EOR 81.

OFFER FOR SALE,
SO Bbs and 40 bags coffee, Loguira St. Domingo
and lava
IA hhds molasscs
20 hhds and 10 bbs st Croix and New Orleans SUI
gars
lhds II boxes and so bbs loaf ndlump sucn-
GO hhds and 100 bbs rye whskcy
10 bbs Caruther's rectifed do
200 bbls Isle OF Wight and Northern apple brandy
. do peach brandy
hhds and so bb.s pure \. l.. rum
90 Antigua do
. do jamaica do
pipes French brandy
DO Holland gin
y b: e.: f. ; ST..
London porter, cider
| 100 bbls vinegar
| 100 sacks Liverpool ground salt
| Do do blown do
| 30 tons Sweden. English and American bar iron
| do castings
German, crowloy, blistered and cast steel
Cut an dwrought nails
$50 Spanish hides
80 sides soal leather
GO sides upper leather
Barrels tanners oil
500 bhls n. Carolina cut hc-r mus
% do mackerel
5 10 do prime Fork
10000 lbs bacon
10 casks prime cheese
IRISH potatoes, tar, cop> eras. a',.m
birthstone, indigo, pepper, pimcntu
Race and ground ginger almonds
Raisins nutmcgs. cassia, dcmiiohns
Quart bottles, tumblcrs, decanters wines Il C
=. u'nln,, ,rlaSs
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
, Sperm and tallow candies
Brown and shaving soap, beeswax
Imperial, gunpowder and pouchong teas
Dupont's and Rogers gnnpowdcr
Shot, bar lead
I C!over, orchard grass and herds grass seed
Whittemorc's cotton and wool cards;
ALSO,
! Cotton bagging, bale rope, bed cords
dage
! Seine and wrappng tNinc
Shoe thread, osnabuggs Tin al
tsnaburgs, hessians cotton warn
Domestic broad cloths, &C. &c,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12

"A Trulcs beb the clerks Office Of tie court Of the o.
IA States fnr the hh circuit and district Of Vp
MIA, in the month Of July, 1929: WIN Keith pitt aeo,i
william Mayo sheriff of the county Of Hrnrco, William
GarReu ex'or &c Of Richard Brooke ID, who was cx
ecutoT Of WIN Brooke deed, which Richard and ill,n,
Brooke we're devisees and i.gsiees Of George BrooL,
Decd Alexander Tuna aud heir Of athefius r. ,u
staU the same Alexander Tuns,al brother md bei, or
George Tunsiail, I'm Garnet, and Ann NJ his wife John
H. Hill, Thomas Coleman aud Frances c. his wife Fila
beth Ludlow, Baylor Ul adn'or Of Baylor Hin and ~,
Mary Hill deed. John Brooke, George Brooke Robor,
Campbell, it,. Robert Campbell heir and adm or Of CHI
Campbell Decd Thomas Pitts heriH NJ the county NJ F
sex, Christopher Johnson sheriff of the county RI KIM
lliHu to whom the estate of DR.. Robert O. n,,b.u a.
committed for administration, I'm Robinson sheriff of tho
county OF King Queen, 90 whom the estate Of Ce,os
Brooke was committed for administrations and IN, oar,
metz almor Of Robert Brooke, deed. dhs-IN CuANcE-
ny. "
The defendants John Brooke and George NJ. Brooke
not having entered their appearance in this cause nd the
oeehdant Robert Campbell, il. not having entered his
appearance 10 the amended bills therein and they
having gwen security according role Of the and
"PPeahg mat they are inhabitants Of the state Of
'Hgn'a!on motion Of The plaintiff, by his counsel, It s
"'1efc mat the said defendants do appear before the
S'' to"d ~ the city NJ Rirnoud the first day of Tie
neH term aud Gle their answrrt and that copy Of this
rue be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed
~ TIE city Of Richmond Tor two months succcs,ycly and
posted ht the front door of tue capitol w the said civ.
20 copy. Tsste, RI. JEFFRIE5, OK.