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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-21
CONDENSED REPOPTS

(IASES IN the Supreme Court Of the United
~ States, containing the whole series Of tic deci-
sions of tue Court from is organization to tho com
Inencement Of Peters Report az Jonuary term 1927
with coPous notes Of parallel cases in the Supreme
aud Circuit Courts Of the United States Edited by
Richard Peters, ESQ. Counsellor at Law, and Repor-
Gee Of thedccnons Of The Supreme Court ofthe Uni;
tcd Staics.
The above viii be completed ~ C yolur7rs the
price TO subscribers will not exceed for the whole
30 dollars. 10 non-subscrbeTs dollars per volume
viii be charged. Volume ist received by
dec 10 J. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08

Guira their numbers amounted 10 about hiy men,
armed W I'll lnusacts, cuasses aud such other wfp-
pons as could be mustered Tor the OCCASION They
landed ut tuira ut midnight On the eth Of October
and marching by three divisions into The town took
quiet possession of about 800 stand Of The next
day. having possessed themselves Of the money NJ the
public Offices they left the officers in the quiet pos-
lesion ot their several functions. After compelling
thcn 10 swear to the original Federal ortu Of govern
mrnt and m.Istering two hundred DarSsap- sni ibc
I ohIiandant a. prisoner edo guerrc' in their front
they lett the town Of GuiEa anu proceeded towards
hrapai where they expected 10 t,Ee Cen. Rernudcz
10y surprise, who has on estate there, but who had
been informed u what Ind occ"c-.d a. Gu!.a nrl
Aad made timoIy retreat toward Curupauo. 4 force
81 'Arcc nun ircu lnon WAS raised BE- BetmldcZ
which dispersed That OF Castillo. The hitter with Sc
vcra OF hs paEtizans, had escaped TO The mountains
The same letter states that about thc time these G.
vents occurred Colombian priyatccr from Cumana
had arrived at Guiru, and hel .ptured the American
brig Native, and one Danish and Two French s.Jps
The plea oil capscn was, that Guiria was 10 port oil
entry although i said that AMERICAN vessels have
entered and cleared there FOX .yo years past.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08

NgR. WILLIAM " ALTC-' Sir take notice, TN, W.,
IVA shall Tuesday the ID day Of February next fail d.
lot the fair day at Airs Frances Nrriscads in the com.
W Of Cmhrrand between the hours 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon, and the afternoon If the d1v proceed nkr
the dispositions Of said Frances Auuiscad evidence
suit depending in the superior Court of Law for Cu-
beiiand which time and place attend
iiui, proper Respectfully, JESSE INSTEAD,
JAMES \. NRNIlSTEAO,
Executors OF Jas. 4. Amscad, decd.
Jlnf1rv I-t-ft
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08

~" h7rc for @nic,
TOTT0N ya~',s, No. : 10 - hcst qN2irtv
~ Northcrnpo'atoos II rarrcis
Prime W. 7. mo1sscs
Monld and spermac2ti candle,
Sole leather window glass
Coffee, sugar, teas
Gunpowder, writing and wrapping paper
Thonostown lime, prime pork
Bunch rnisirs, figs
Jamaica, Antigua. y. Orleans. and Y. z. riipI
Whiskoy IN barrels
Imitation and cognac brandy
Nails and braAs
Albany and Hartford beer
Scotch snuff in bottles.
JON 8 DAVENPORT, ALLEN s. CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08

from ht P-t.a-ol1 Cf,.,fi, d.. 49,
Tne schr. Carroll capt Swain, sailed rom New
ort. Oct 26th, with cargo of dry goods. hardware
DC. for St. Andrew Bay, FLORIDA Sho PROCEEDED
under favorable winds TO Nov. 81, WHOM ~ lat o.
Ion. ~ 20, al p NJ. discovered sail ahead and
from her course supposed she wished to speak and
inlied for that purpose; on her approach we were
snspicious, but iouna il was impossible To csruun
lro"l her : p. N. discovered her 10 be n
schooner, clipper built, of about 90 tons. She ran
down for us weather quarter and hailed: ON
being informed whence were from aud whor.
bound, the same questions were repeated oyer m 7
ever again, until she close alongside. They then
ordered MS 10 send boat alongside We replied
mat we could not, had orr boat on deck
they then ordered to brazil our fore and lower
our other sais; they thnn boarded us with lurrc
ships boat, rowing with oars; five mon came on
board, well armed, aul drew their knivre Of 81 i,-
ChcS IN length. From the conversation Of the mon
We supposed them 10 be STANDARDIZATION ordered orr
papers and looked at thcm wrong side M answered
very we'll They then asked for fresh provisions:
We told ;hcm We had none. except our SHIPS stores
bnt would cicc them some barrels Of apples we had
On deck. They then hailed their schooner. and on
being answered in Spanish thcy ordered lights 10
examine the vessel From the carclossnass of the
cook, he lost his light and proceeding at 10 re-
igh IT. when they ST Tuc5 M him, aud to avoid bcin
murdered. ho throw himself over board. They fho,,
ran mt one af the hnnds, using their usual oathg
and to avoid their long bright knives when reflected
IN the hight from the cabin, he also threw himself
overheard. They then ordered the captain. pnsgcn-
gers, mate, md others into the cabin; We manifested
some reluctance and mair attempt 20 rernonsjratc
on which they threatened and mcnnccd us--wc then
suffered ourstlrcsto hc confined. They ordered orr
N.Y. took All orr clothing, watches. & some paprrs
tnch az invoices Of roodP. SC. opened our huiches
broke open cases Of drv r1oGs hats &c &c md tool,
with them sonn packages, loading their hont fonr
tiu'cs The quantity Of goods taken is not cxactlv
hnown the value OF the clothing, stores, and waich-
cs stolen from the cabin and frccastlc is about o,uO
the amount of goods probably Thousand dGlnrs
TIL" Cook and Hand attached hcms, lvcn 10 the r,ld-
Il IL.
had made sail Then succeeded in getting ON board
INC threats NC 10 the persons or board the srnrch
Tor money, and The hcrdcssncss of lifr show those
fellows the most daring Pirates we have known
ihe Pirates on boarding, reported thnt she was n
TfNstecr' She had top sail and top gallant sail. We
nnerwards snw her off Key Salt Bank on tho Gth
Zee she approached US but OH discovering brig she
made of.
The schr. Carroll WIS afterwards driven ON shore
OF inc Eastern Ease of ST. Rosa Sound, and throw
over part OF her cargo shN now lies. IN about four
feet water somo miles below Inc Pass
PETER IT. SWAIN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08
POO.&3H PAINiLSL.

BtllE Subscriber would inform the a,iiss of Rich
u moGd that he Intends stopping in TIE. CITY for a
short time, and Tors his services as teacher of Poons
Tor Theorem) Painting The high state OF perfection
to which tho art has lately bcoH carried the ensc and
facility VAL; which It Is acquired, (cOnparvd with the
usual IA 'del renles5 it desirable object for cvcsy
lady who wishes 10 have knowledge OF this orna-
mental part oil educatiJn.
ciuy thirty SIX hours ar necessary 10 acquire a
kiU"wledgc Of the art. lie has taken room at Miss
Turner's boarding house, maii-strei., where speci.
mems may D. seen AM terms made known. Married
ladies' or others, eau have pirate lessons at their
dwellings irtAcy. choose.
". w. HOPKINS.
Reference 10 Rev. VIM. J. Armstrong, Rev Sic
pIun Taylor aud Rev. \. Converse
doc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08

.NEW BOOKS, Dc.
& NROCKFORpS or Life in the West, in 2 vols.
- Lights and Shades of English Life, in vols.
Anatomy Of Drunkenness by J1cnsh.
Remains Of Nathaniel Appleton Haven, with me-
molr Of his life, By George Ticlncr.
Practical Grammar Of the German Language, by
DR.. Charles Folen.
Scripture Help, designed 10 assist in reading the bible
prolitably, by Bickerstith.
a Manual Of General Anatomy containing n concise
description Of the Elementary Tissues of the tIu-
man Body, from the French Of Baylo g. Holland
byS. y. Gross, VI. =.
Practical Obstetrics from the Freuch Of Julius Hatip
by 5. D. Gross VI. y. &c. &c. &c And numc-
rous other valuable and interesting works for sale nv
de- q l. H. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08
Richmond Dycing Establishment.
On Cary Street, rear cf the Virginiq and Farmer,
Banks.

IN JuTV NtTC'f, Tf0I' y nc TWg1niT md TTy,Difte
Banks.
z OSEPH WILLIAM is grateful 10 The ladies
~ and gentlemen Of Virginia, for past fsvours and
hopes n continuance Of tho same; and would than,
the ladies' sending their silk dresses, Ia huvo them Ia
ken 10 pieces, which will enable him to warrant them
10 he dyed and finished 40 we'll rs at any establish
mont in the Union. Canton stuff dfcsscs not ne
Ccesnry lac has suitable machines to finish them If
sent 90 him IN tlc situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen arc likewise informed, that no scoirs
md rcnows in colour. coats pantaloons and vests TO-
gecr with al kinds fapparc aul ifrcqucscd repairs
them IN tho neatcst manner. As usual all kinds Of
piece goods dyed, and hot or cold prcsscd furniture
stuls clcSnsod aud rc-dycd in tho ncatcsi manner
N. Il. Tickets viii 10 issued on leaving the goods
with him. and requests they viz hc presented on an
pliceiiou r'r Pho s5r,c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08
MANAGERS OFFICE,

81, 49, 10, 5, 33, 81, 90,
Were the drawn numbers in the Delaware and 8
Carolina Consolidated, No. ?.
Nos. IL, 81 As, capital prize of s 900, euar-
ter OF which is owned in Richmond. The fortunate
holder Is requested to cali and receive the cash--
And those who want capitals call for chances at tho
Managers office YATES s. MINTYRE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08

The Salem Gazette contausa letter from Tho l..
land ofTrindad. which furnishes tue particulars Of -
late Ins'rrcctonnry movement the coast Of Colon
6la, near Cumann, headed hy n rcon NAMED
Castillo. He had boon b1nshcd, short tim, NC
lore for misconduct md took up his residence in Tri-
md'-d' where ho mustered fcw dcspcradocs and cfi
inc Island IN n launch Tor Guirir on the Main. on
hs way thithcr he captured several launches and inn
proceed he crows into bis service E~1rr -e3clurr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08

furniture, Venetian Blinds aud Piaaocy.
fsNiH Subscriber keeps constantly on hand gene
L. ral assortment Of Cabinet Furniture, rnanufac-
ured by the select ourneyncn and of the best
materials, VIZ: sldcbolrds, bureaus secreta RES book
cases. shina-prcsscs, double and single yartrobes
carved and PLAIN screw and patent joint bedsteads
straight legd and pillar and claw dining tea and
card tables low post and canopy top cribs plain and
Inquired cloth sofas, curicd hair and moss mattresses
HAIR and moss stuffed easy chairs new pianoes with
m assortment OF Venetian blinds OF various sizes
any article IN the above line VIII be made ut the
shortest notice, the most reduced price and III the
most Idahion1D.c and wOrkmHnlike manner.
lie subscribers special attention to the Undertake
ny shall be given at Tie shortest uoce and at the
most reduced prices. Ho also Keeps for hire neat
iuneTH heaT-e, with good driver and gentle berses.
GEORGE HENDRESi,
Opposite % tie Merchants Coffee House,
INog i Main Street.
EASTERN DISTRICT Oh VIRGINIA, TO ,ri,,
b. II HrN- 2i-sn. Ilat eighth dag of Novein-
Der, M lie ay third YEA. of the Independence Of the
the ad District hath dostet ia This Office the title OF book
me r whereof c claims proprietor, l.. Tic words following,
"LI5e,lhH or. Tie FAMILY erHe Fa.rOyo,s;" ,ora.
Bv N,EcsNisN.
'Irc-cc T,cr, aad f,'iiGf Lore,
I'M I'tbi set1e, - jaicy kIcti.H Gre.L'-CaAY.
an T,ro %. 1,ss'
T. c2aflTH - H. act Of c Congress NJ the United States
Cni"ed tH az; TOR the encouragement Of lcaTns 10y securing
TIE copies OF maps, Charts, an!i books tie authors and pro-
Pe''' "' shc eope Outing tie times therein nentioned'
RID JEFFRIES,
Cork erfe Easter1 District II IN. aaiaa.
u In answer 10 the various inquiries verbal and
written. which have been made, the Publisher an
rou1cos, that the foregoing work IN press and will
appear IL four weeks from this Gav As the number
CT copies VIII DC limited Booksellers and others who
wish 10 possess them, would do well to leave their
names with the Publisher, with Mr. John II. Mash
alessrs. Collins ~ Co., or w. III. Fitzmhylsonu.
IL The Author OF the above work is ,t1sno,oa
notwithstanding the many ingenious concctures
which arc about.
Jan wit"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08
n&AR INA 49tswyg.
POIeT or RICHIEONYJ. Jl.E:

ARRIVED.
SooP Providence Bray, troin Prov cncc, ,-i;A Iaa-
cLincry 20 Cunningham &. anderson.
Passed at City Peint, Sc,,r. Hiram, l. nike. from
FhIiadr!p.la, boyad - Rcluund: also at nc Dutch
Gap, Schr. Fanny q Alu'y, rom Hcs.an.
@chr. Mary Eleanor, hnaS. FROM Washington, viz
Nog!ul.
Sohr. Tanny 'o Mcry. OTIS, .iou. Boston, with
plaster, sc. to Elias iced.
Ec!.r. Azof Churchill from Portland wiA hay.
Sid,r. opplas, NC. TO Davenport, Allen - 20. and
Il,platt q johnson.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08

'oiion Aiactipery Tor soic
WE Offer Gov sale quantity Of second hand Cor
W roN MAcptNEay, say $50 ThrOsiic Spindies,
with preparation of every description for putting
sad Sp'ndlcs INTO Immediate operation.
dc j--"s ''SUNaN& S. .l.NlDPEV-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08

DORT Wine in casks o.. =, doz. bottles each
L. Madeira wine in quarter and ha!i quarter casks
London porter and brown stout in pint aud quart
bottles
Crates OF pint ans quart and AMI Q o.. bottles
Crates Of carthern ware, assorted 81 wrought nails
English patent shot and white Load
Tin plato in boxes Id cross. bra1ier's copper
British and German oZnaburgs
Liverpool filed .acls of salt ar s1lc l,y
jan 9-wGt- G. * y. WARWICK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08

~ Toe IIe7FEE' so Q1i0rIcrs, s.
Haires, $40 Eigtths q 30
package Of If whole, which is compelled to draw,
SO can be had for S29o-Sharcs of packages in
same proportion.
u Orders from the country (poyt paid) promptly
attended TO. Address Your orders to
YATES & MINTYRE,
zee - Rjrhmor,d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08
PPIY.4TE EYIFRTI4LNEJFE~ Mr.

PPlH4IE E.N1ERI,4LN.IENI
TENHE undersigned respectfully informs her friends 6.
u the public generally, that She has opened house
of PTiUGte hatTtGnaent in GeIjto, Il owhatan coun-
ty,) in the houses formerly owned and occupied 5y Dir
George Williamson, decd
The establishment having undergone a thorough
repair, md having been considerably enlarged, will
enable the subscriber 10 entertain travellers and 9TH
in much more comfortable style than heretofore
She therefore soc.s tie patronage Ola generous pub
lie. MARIA CRUMP
Gcnto .Io.,. eth, 1920. tic
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08

~ (EST winter pressed lamp oil
81 RodS'ou" Mills guupowdcr. (warrantcd)
Crehore playing cards from el5 60 $50 per gross
Mould and spcrmacnti candles
Sole leather. cut nails
Window glass. lime
MaCkcral No a. 3
Gunpowdcr. yonng dyson md imperial teas
Jamaica, Antigua, n. England and n. Orleans rum
Holland and Country gin
B,nch r1sins. inligo
Vassars, Fidlar & Tgylors & Hartford al
an descriptions 81 writing paper
Cotton warns from 40. To ~
Borgm hats uolassec.
Tanners uil SC. &c.-for sale ly
dec 2o-6t DAVENPORT. ALLEN g. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08

w AS left at the steamboat wharf, about TX nluuti;
past, snail TRUNK. with the ini.i..ls NJ. Il. -.
in brass nails. The owner is fGqus~. cd 10 c0.ne fG-
ward, prove pTcrerty, pay Charges, and receive tue
same. Holm 5. DONLEY.
ian CT Stcamhnat - ar s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-08
EHIS DAY,
MAMAGNMs' oExxCls.

DISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY. No. 49,
10 be dIGicA at Richmond, ten EebTual7. Ia2g.
u 1880 Tickets only. ca
SCHEME
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10
A1siG&A4AslI DAslAs D. q
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER N 49,

MlDpLE TuRsrIKE RoAD In reply + !, |
inquiries concerning this Road, we are emit
10 present the following facts:
The whole length Of the Road 10 M
Run is about Is 5-8 miles. OF this ,h.,
been levell.d and formed abou, nine mil.
Throughout lis wholr TX ent, j. has be-,
ra,eIy surveyed by an Engineer obtained ~,
an order Of the Secretary Of Wa, ard min.
re examined and approved by The Chi-fp,.
neer OF the Board Of Pubic Work, u
MIA lis reduce 10 grade exceeding ia
instance, three degrees, SO lha. all wo,k :,
after done on il will be prog essi,e. and >,
beA road obtahed The dis anre now f..
includes the heavy work al La, Ky Branch
the en'irc K NJ Of Tramcl's Hills: in "a.
words, The whole distance from Alexsnd,i,
a point somewnsl bryonl Matters T,,s,,
opened and gradual d. with the tx,epo. 4
abou, rwo miles, a, present delayed by o.,
ton with one Of he proprie'ors Of he al
through which it passes. With his e,crpi.
The right Of way throughout the Who'll. dis q,
is acquired. We are also happy to sag i,
the work progresses with spirit
l. is expected thu, the Loudoun part Of n
road will ne commenced by the people Of AI
county at a very early day.
The President Of The Company will thr
fully give any further information ~hsh d.
citizens may desire.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10
SELECTED POETRY.

From the liverpool "Christian Reflector Of tune l.,
1929
From an unpublished volume by RIcHAnD WRIGHT
Of Alexandria, formerly OF Liverpool;
Lives there the man, whose dark, chaotic mind
Doubts the existence of Almighty pow'r!
Or lives there him, who more than Atheist blind,
Believes, yet sees no motive to adore
That Being, whose existence fills all space,
With whom past, present future, are AS one
Gave to this rolling globe its destined place,
And babe Creations beauties glow thereon.
lie, lie alone supports it even now,
And, in the seasons, pros es his parent care,
Yet oft will ,houghtless man, with unfiush'd BROW
Hear thunders, praising, peal along the AR
Man, man, less s, ateful than the feather'd trbe'
Than beasts than elements which speak the praise
OfNature's Lord!-supnely ghdes
Still in the round Of SETS dear. glddy maze.
Would he but use the reason to him givn,
Think and ref ct. and draw conclusions thence-
lIe'd know himself The fsvor'I most OF heay'n,
And change his heart e'er heay'n should call him
hence;
He'd blush, recalling slight attention paid
To that Supreme from whom he has his tii
He'd glory in his frame, so wondrous made,
Complete and perfect to each fibre small.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10
From the Ns,u Lisbon T Ohio Palladium.
SUICIDE.

A Circumstance of a moss melancholy nature
took place IN this county on the evening OF the
7In inst. Ant,ci oaing a legal investigation oil
the case, we forbore making any remarks upon
it at the time Of is occurrence. That inves,i
ga,ion has now been had, but our limits will
no, permi US to give mare than bare outline
Mss Rachel Hotaw, Young lady OF unble
mished reputation, until that night Of horror
when she ceased 10 be an iDhabitant Of The
earth, was the laughter Of highly respectable
parents. Possessing youth and beauty, she
saw nothing in perspective but long years
of happiness; hope shed its beams upon her
and emil ,hlened her path, and her young
heart was buoyant with Joy. She was an orna-
ment TO he circle in which she moved, md he
fond objec, Of her paren,'s love. But, in an
evil hour, she listened to the language OF base
seducer ;-passion was strong and "reason fell
from her mornings" She fell from he proud
emineuce in which virtue had placed her, and
she lost her nope, her Joy, her peace and her
chastity, which is as priceless TO woman as
the universe
On the evening Of her decease, she was Oh
served by one her fa'her'a family, to change
some part Of her dress, after the family had
retired to rest She stated she did no, feel We.
ry well and would ST. for while at the fire
HOW lOnR sue ualneu tnere is not Known, as
the family were soon asleep. The night pass
ed, but, in the morning, Rachael was not under
the pa,ernal roof. Her parents supposed tina,
she had eioped with James Cour ney, the son
Of Respectable neIghbor, who bad been pay
ing attention her, and who had conversed
with her long imr on the day previous In
qhiry was Immediately made, bu ihe family
Of Courtney knew nothing Of her They be,
came alarmed, the neigDbors were ca lied, nd
diligrnt search made for her. In short time
sne was fouRd, ~, her spirit hsd fed her e,rs
were closed in d-arh. The cause of her death
was s'rangul,tion. as she had handkerc bief
drawn lightly around her neck. fastened with
two KNOBS Suspicion did no, rnmedi lefy at
ia h to any person in the neighborhood, as BIZ
ing concerned in taking her life The ground
on which she lay, indicated nothing like s'rug>
Cling previous 20 her death, bu, looked as she
had lain quietly and dfed. All was doubt and
unoer ainty in the minds If he spec stors,
concerning her death, and Sic was accordingly
buried on the 9th instant.
4 short time subsequent to her interment a
suspicion arose In the minds Of some, that Jas
Courtney was her murderer who insisted upon
having her taken up and examinrd by the sur
&, ons. She was disinterred on SUNDAY the
l 9Th inst. but they discovered no other marks OF
violence than those found upon the FIRST examin.
aion, but they sscertained she was pregnant, and
this circumstance s'rengt hened their suspicions
OF Courtney's guilt, for they LOOKED upo him as
her seducer., He was Appreciated and com.
mitled to prison.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

special court was called on the 2s,h ms
present Judges Bowman, Creighton and Enjoy:
Russell and Brewer attorneys t"r the prisonee'
and Lnomis and Hasbaugh for the ave. Al
ter nearly two days Of patient and iaoorlous ln'
ves,iga,lon, the testimony closed. Aver con
sultation of abou, ten minutes me Iooges aee'
ded tina, the prisoner should be discha'gea
We have never before witnessed So. !, ih'en:e
anxiety as was manifested oy our ieho~ Wv.
zens on any previous OCCASION Inc .,
b;li,v Of The connexions OF The deceased, and OF
Courtney, and the mystery !ha' hangs ovei
her death gave to the trial degree o. i''sfe''
seldom Witnessed in court Of justice. "Sna-
dovs. clouds and darkness rest upon" the
transaction; Country is discharge d, and Ra-
rhal Vo,aw sleeps with the shrouded milli"ns
OF the grave.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

We called Yesterday afternoon a, tie store OF
Mes,rs. L. wis Vernon & Co in Chesnur stree,
above Third, 10 look a, some glass article.
ab"u' to b. sen, TO Was inglor, . furnish the
East room Of the Presidents house. OF ,hrer
splendid chandeliers, one has been put in orGer
and hung up in the store, the glass OF which
is composed Of uncommon .xceIency, per
feetly pure, and Cut with great ell gance and
precision.
-Four large mantle glasses, the plates Of which
are each feet by iee', ATE also for the sam.
room, and my vie with any oih-r similar ar
tcles IN this county Mrssrs. l. Vernon & CO.
have many other articles Of equal richness for
The presidents house; and we may add tina,
their store appears furnished with goods tina,
would excuse some liberalIty Of expenditure.
Phiiud u S. Gde.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-10

ATTEMPT TO ROB THE GETTYSBURG BANK -
A daring attempt Was made on the rishr OF he
Sd, inst. % ROB he Bank of Ger, ysburg, (Pa.)
The banking house is situated on one Of the
principle streets, near the public square; yet
the Williams succeeded in making hoe
through the outer wall of the building (Which
is Of brick Sufficiently large to admit them to
the banking room. They were however entirely
disappointed in heir object. According to the
custom Of the officers, all the funds oi the bank
whether Of specie or paper, hsd been removed
TO the vnuhs, before locking up-anG these the
robbers found impregnable MOI single dol
lar was taken, as we learn from an off iAl
statemen, Of the Directors, who counted .he
mon"v next morning. There was nothing in
reach Of he depreda,ors but some counterfeit,
bills, AID these i, seems they did not take,
thus showing tina, they must have some judg
mrni in these matters.