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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-10
TRUST SALE,

Of Real and Personal pyooerh,
eSuRSUANT to the provisions of decd of trpst
from Robert c. Smith, for the benefit of JosepI,
"i@hs TO the subscriber, bearing date ON the 1s,h
day OF April, 1899, end Of record In the clerks Of
Gccs Tor the Counties of Henrico, Goochou5 amt
New keAt, shall by the directions OF the said Wi
mans, pfncced la sell at pubic auction 10 the biches,
bidder lor cash, on tic 18th day Of the presep,
month, III front of the Bell Tavern in the ci,v of
Richmond the following real and personal property
10 Wa One undivided fourth part OF n Tract o
i4and, containing 800 acres, be the same more or
.cst iying aIiH being in the county Of GaochIand 81
right whereof the said Robert G.. Smith derives nv
inheritance from his grand father under his vii
one undivided bali In house AID lot in The CITY n.
richmond, and fronting the present residence of tho
cider Ut. M aw; one undivided fourth part i'm So
ycraf lots of land III the city, near tie, Poor
H"use ana 10 which several two parcels of propertv
as' mentioned the said Robert c. Smith derived tlle
ny inheritance FROM his grand her as aforesaid ON
undivided fourth part of the following slaves to vii.
Rachael Matilda, Mary, and SiIvy, and to which the
SAID Smith derived title in The same manner Alsn
MI thc interest at Crutcicld Crup IN les mother =
estate in the county. of New Kent and which is con-
veyed To the said Robert &. Smith bv decd of r.
cord IN the office OF New Kent county couri. Also
one negro woman named Bctscy, enc negro bow
named " William, two horses and ono cart and al thA
household and kitchen furniture mentioned in the
sad decd.
Selling as trustee, I shalt convey ONLY srch tito
as Is vested i'll me, which title is believed TO be qoni
sept SGT ROBERT G. SCOTT Trustee
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-10
Assist. Pos master Gen

FROM Ne Rd!etgh Register, September 7.
Regarding friends and pvhi.i1,: cn-mics, is still
the order of the day with the pressn, Adrninst alton
oil the Gencra! Government. The rccomnentatio
to office and public trust is talent integrity mcr-
1t, or service. but sycophnncy and scryiiy. No man
who differs from the Bxecu,iyc. unless he will re
nounce his opinions and sell them to the ruling pow
crs eau be appointed to Office, however distinguished
may be- his talents or mc,iiorious his services We
have Sylas prescription in lesser degree; he took
itc, but la mita,ors content themselves with the
murder OF Character aud the establishment of politica
ou,la,ory.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-10
10 OUR PATRONS.

TThe Editors of the WING have engaged the
services ofone of the most accomplished stenogra-
piers in the u. States To report The debates of the
Virg mia Convention. During the session Of that
bndy, The Country Wing will be issued three times
week, our readers will wish TO hear rapidly from
the Convention, nnd rs their proceedings will prosu
bly, occupy much spnce. IL has been suggested 10
them, that many persons who 900 poor to take
newspapers by the year, would ike to subscribe for
the timo that Assembly, which is deeply interest
ing to oil, may sit. TO accommodate all snch we
shall relax u',s rules and take subscribers for the SEES
sion, at the rate Of the price Of subscripton
IL tho Convention are in session twu months, the
price oftlic paper for that iine will be one dollar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-10
RICHARD ID. sAKXAY.
WV. Il. FITZWHYLsoYV

~ RICHARD ID. SAKXAY,
ANtNG succeeded MI Wni H. Fitzwbvlsonn il, the h,si
nfss OF >r''ncT, BOOKSELLER Hinder respectfully tenders his
vceS To 'e former customers of the house 10 the ph
generally II IS his intention keep constantly on hand ths
very oct n'a'tais for the OF Merchants Accnt
,o"s Records and other Blank books and having hrcn rcr,
ay bred to the Book binding business and mar,
years experience IN the Stationary aud Book-scllne depart
e ne hopes that these, added to unremng excriions vii
sii;ue TO him share OF the public patronage.
Gcrhants Clerks OF County Courts aud others partcuray
e customers Of his predecessor may confidently rely on his
yes, efforts TO give satsitcton both quality of the
articles ordered aud the rices '0'' " -
general assortment of Stationary, Flank books School.
iooEs ann miceliancois works Is on hand to which
Considerable additions viii shortly be made. nnr IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-10
NOTICE.

3 ftG ifavt - pi1m those whom MAY interest that
- a. "eIIs" N'nsss, having disposed MY stock in
!of 10 or l. years 1871 's WIN "'0
MIR SnNay authorized TO settle any transaction ~ ,re,
good against ~ ''''t' WIZ oe
avg i WI. II. FITZWHYLsOYY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-10
DEARL POWDER.-The omcr, n,

kbEARL Pow DER-The object Of this Cosmetic is IN
N hainonze and soften the character
ns en- article entirely different FROM end superior TO-
"f"hay powder! REQUIRES small quantity us application
ava yetso iicnhes tsrtt with tie
W ptfceule to the incest observer. To those ladies pay
- are exposed hab,ual occasional aeatios
nervous or o'hery'sr the caIl Powder affords harmless eec
'rf>hS and IN cold weather srvcs as protection 70 The
N IN nurseries Of ciadIen has always been found pccu.
! Larry e!fcacious and agreeable r
az" For sale at JNO Il. BLAnIiRErS Dug and Apo,he-
cary store, opposite tire Eagle Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-10

- DATE or LATEST EUROPEAN ADyIcEs.
From liverpool, 4, July %
ALEXANDRIA MARKET September g.
Fovr Since last wre,y report there has been a further
smal improvement IN the prG OF f!ouTOn Monday cur.
rent wagon pce was s. q; Es9dua,y advanced and closed
on saturday NJ u Sales from made early IN the
week. nj - 0nd 30 Oh Friday and Saturday J7g and
w. were paid by sbpperslate day Saturday,
nng advance wight have bee nhtancd the latter prcc
me inspection returns will augneutatin 'o
receipts but the increased demand r coastso shpnu, as
more han Kept pace with ito which may he attributed the
advance ~ price Our stock estimated at about nU
barrels old and
Yesterday the wagon price ranScdfo IS % to abou,
stores other than snail lots by retail So p,r barrel
coaswisc. '' " ' ''' '''''
Quantity inspected during tho same periol.--
hlne street 1lJ7 hbls
Wharf d5t q ono half hlls
- Total 1891 bhls COO half bbls
''rdin - h01h our market better suppisd viii, Hcgg
an AZ any time rce harvest yet tho receipts arc NOT
na ann the dfclO ~ demand Good s1iprs would read
ly command highest quotations small 10, Of ,rinc
on Wheat yesterday brought 81 O6.
Cor DAYS SINCE very dull and s,c ceroocs ,od
low 36 37l ccnts; but has again improved IN oonse
queue NJ the demand for coswso shipments (shippe per
IN Flour ~ tic pescs comparatively high price of the
lluci) II now I've qcOtcd NJ "a 90 cents.
Rye is n demand, aud tho supplies limited. 500 bushels
we're sold from stores, Friday, az the highest quoatiou
cents
Rocou in demand We alter our quotation ~ rev.
pond with The small advance Tho last aic VI County Raco,
from wagons ~ g. II is retailing by the 100 ID. y 81 to
r. ''o1dig 81 gall tPVHir Cls.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-10
TO THE PUBLIC.


knowing the great and proper interest felt by the
people Of Virginia in the approaching Convention, the
Subscribers make the following propositions: They
have employed the bcst Stcnograpers to report the
debates, whicAwil be published as RAPIDLY as posi-.
ole IN the Wing. AS many persons are not in the
Iiabl. of fling their papers. aud Us when taken into
their families they liable TO be dies; royed, they
propose In file in this Office, the papers containing
The debates, for as many desire it. The expense
otihs Will be apportioncd by the annual prize of the
paper $50 and the length of lime required to publish
the dchates-fur example--if three months are re-
qu!red to publish the dcba:es the price of the file
will be 81 q. This we imagine, no man will hes
iia,c 10 give for complete copy Of Ihe debates Of
Convention. II subscribers desire their copies bosnd
that can be done ut a small ADDITIONAL cxpcGse.
a. Letters (post paid) addressed to u.s. will be 4,
tended TO. or persons wishing to subscribe can make
known tAer desire through the members of Conven
ton The subscription to be paid at the time ofdeiy-
cry.
IL City subscribers are of course n3prised that
The Debates vii! first appear in the Daily paper.
PLEASANTS ABBOTT 81 co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-10
Richmond Dyeing EstabIishment.
I'm Cary Street, rc1r Of me EIirgiuh1 and Farmers
Banks.

THNNS.
4 OSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful TO the ladies
- and gentlemen of Virginia, for past E.yuurs and
hopes continuance Of the same, and would thank
the ladies' sending their silk dresses 10 have them ta
ken 90 pieces, which viii enable him To Warrant them
20 be dyed and finished ss wen as ut any ,stablish
mcnt ~ the Union. Canton stuff dresses not Ne
cCssrs. be- has suta bic machines 10 trnf.h them IL
sent - him IN the situation above mentioned
Gentlemen arc likewise informed, that lie scot,ys
and rcncws 10 colour, coats pantaloons and vests 10
gctcr with oil kinds OF apparel and II requested repairs
them IN the ""aicst manner. AS usual an kinds Of
piece good and hot or cold pressed; furniture
stnhs c!ca q rc-dyed in tho nedtcst manner.
n. Is. sVill he issued Oh having the goods
V''h h'p qu,s,s they W. ~ presented On ap-
y'2H.t' t..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-10

Corning the CIaol.-rwo merchants IN Rochester v v
advertise that they have determined abandon the ,rsck ~
spruous liquors. aud offer their liquors IT
sale "Ca SOON" they dispose of them
IN few weeks either by sale by feeding ire Erie ClunL"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-10

appears from statement in the New York Morning
add that Arrangement has been made which the Bovery
Snd latham Theatres are 10 he closed, and the fak Theatre
become the only % the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-10

tIHISt SALis.-ty virtue of deed tr;lst executed
Ses Unoefwood TO the sph Titers, tine 22d day OF
peoeI ie& and C"ly recorded clerks Office of Han
" county Tor purposes therein mentioned shah proceed
~ 60 tuhc auction for ready money, the highest bidder
o oG aSi OF anh W a COUNTY lying Aliens Creek and
VIZ; D"vy, Washington, James lsasc AT,nrsd fov ana
Ley or so much of ne above property as viii be
hcct 10 satisfy said deed and expenses attending IN,
same The title TO the above property believed intispualr
b Tie subscribers acting trustees will convey only src,
u'ie rs IS vested IN them. JOHN TYLER, -
sept y-2tf itc JOHN PEIDUY. Trustees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-10

Prod"cttceness If tie Crops.--Wc spoke the O.
thcr day OF the great yield OF wheat from the fields
OF the west We are now enabled To add another
fact: IL has been asccrteined by the mil
lers Mt Rochester, that seventeen kernels ct tire
wheat of the present season, produce as much fine
pour, as twenty kernels OF the last crop did.
N. Y. Com. .iIp. SENT Q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-10

OIlCE. Notwithstanding the decease
OF Josephus b. Cotton. (of tn. finn of Colon
q Cinrkcl the business heretofore done viii he
continued by the subscriber for his own account and
Jyy. '"''
The debtors of 8 G. are hereby notified tina, tho
subscriber deems it Indispensable he should soon q,
possible collect the monies due the firm to This ,;r,
ard hopes that they will duly obsc'v this notice
henry CLARKE.
hicnWOnN, YIN mo- ION. 1870. pOGt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-10
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RJ('JI 40 Nh

ARRIVED,
Brig Halcyon, Crook, from New York, with ballast
Scilr Ann Eliza, COwe, from Philadelphia Is days with
sntios, to & Nj Mitchell. Oils, Dsnlop & co. h Pcyon l.
Webb CO, Lancaster DENLY Bagweii 6 Smith Winston
" Nelson, q II Mitchell Coiiom, Taylor, Miles a.
IayIan Nj Homs, Mitchell Aucker, K Smith L Goddard
~ Crane, Nash, MIR Harvey, Baldwin Ives & co
oak & Ryan, w IL Richardson. TicheuoT Scott g. Fry
Van Lew 4 ca, Hubbard & Gardner. ~
Scnr Spread Easlr - hon Rappahannnnk River with
sindres, In u Fey,on and BrockcnirnuglI 81 Haryic
Schr Eagle, Room, iiom Baltimore, ballast
SAILED.
:chr BAIL Creighton fnr IianIore coal
Scir lndcpenicrcc Hooper, Tor Baltimore coal a,d incco
sinop Lady Mashnstom. SonleLs for New York. coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-10

~ APLES SOAP.-Ihe subscriber Offers for ale ,hi,
celebrated compound; also Bears OH NIacass,T Oh
reaH iowder Durable Ink, Pocket Lights Tapers Faoey
soaps Snuh Boxes and Shaving Boxes rcat and TASTY
- y VI. BLAMlRE Drugris,
srpB Opposite the Eagle Hotel, Sign Of the Mortar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-10
lttebmouS EtoDt Dra9oong.
NEW YORK LINE.

NEW YORK LINE.
~ For New York. the regular Packer
1@SM schr FAIRFIELD, riiorHy CorrIN.
III AM Master. For freight or passage. ha-
-Ssssses.ssss. wing elegant Recommendations apply To
the Master, on board IN the book. or to
sept 9-5t DAVENPORT, ALLEN &, GO.
" ANTED 90 hire, Il good Cook and
dining room servant, who come we'll
recommended. n gentleman is also wanted who is
well acquainted w::h the duties OF public house.
For information apply at this Office.
scp. o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-10
NEW ROoKS

NEW BE1OIKS,
A LARGE assortment of new and valuable Books
Just received al the Book Store opposite the Ia
Gle Hotel. Among which are the following:
Payne's Elements OF Mental and Moral Science
Griihns Park street Lectures
The Young Preachers Manuai
life OF John Mason Good
Barkcrs Parents Monitor
Spragues Letters from Europc
Leigh Richmond
Stewards Journal
Christian Charity
Lady Of tho Manor
Pascas Thoughts on Religion
lrving's Columbus labrdgcdl
Bibles from 30 cts. 10 SEA
y large assortment of books for Sabbath school
Libraries
4 general assortment Of stationary and school
books.
sept ARIEL yVOpVs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-10
COMMERCIAL 3Rfrorn !.

DATE or LATEST EUROPEAN ApyIcEs.
From Liverpool Jnly %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-10

GREGG d HOLLIS, DRUGGI5Ts d CTE-
~ NIsrs, No. 80, Union Street, Boston, Mass.
manufacture Ink Powder aud Liquid Ink Of superior
quality.
The above Ink and Powder for sale al tic Book
store opposite the Eagle Hotel, n tho manufactures
prices.
Also, Maynard s. Noycs' Red and Black Ink anil
lnk Powder; Kidder's IHdelibc Inti Fancy and Wind
sor S"ap y ARIEL WORKS.
scEf q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-10
From Hc Political Arena IF Sepieniber 6.
GOLD! GOLD GDI ID

=. we have been shown, to- day, by the President, Of
the" Virginia Gold Mining Company now working IN
Sp"ttsylvana county. the farm of Mr.. Marshall
Johnson, the result of their abuurs for the last four
weeks IL consists 200 dwt. of native gold. tho val
nc OF which Is something like TWELVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS The prospects of the Company are fattcr-
ing, and the amount which have seen may be con-
sercd but as the earnest of their future SUCCESS
Inc average value of their mining is about SO per
day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-10

MIR Resselo BRAZILIAN Charge Ahaires has taken E,rn,a
rom the United States. '' -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-10

Basil Halls Travels.
a SECOND supply Of this interesting work re-
ceived ~ j. u. NASH.
scDt 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-10

X AXE AND GOOD.-Jusi received a 10; Of violin
Strings which he recommended. Also, few dozen
bottles OF the genuine Antique OIL, article well known
twhen really svod) that j, needs recommendation.
sept ~ r. u. SANXAY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-11

UEnru OF NEw.ORLEANs.--It is stated in
the New. o, leans Courier Of the 18Th ult. that
4 certificate Of the House-Surgeon Of The Cha"
riiy Hospital in tina, place, reported that there
had been number Of cases Of the Yellow Fee
yer in tina, institution, and that there were seve-
raj al ,ha, time. We have also, says The Edit
or, the assurance Of another practising Physi-
clan Of this city, whose candor and veracily is
Beyond question, that he has had a case OF the
same disease. We do not think that it has as
yet assumed very alarming type; but "cau-
ton is the mother Of safety"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-11

A question which may perhaps affect unfayor
ably the good understanding which exists be-
tween the United States aud France, is about.
to be agitated by the awo powers. A commit
tee Of Merchants of New York has resolved 10
petition the President of the Union to reclaim
the twenty millions Of dollars, which the gov
ernment OF France Cthey sayl ought to pay the
citizens ofthe United States for seizures Of their
properly in 1906 and 1909, The tone which
pervades the address Of the merchan will not
probably produce an unfavorable effec, on the
temper Of the American government; but it is
to be feared that the Congress, which is but the
political EXPIRE ssiou OF the public voice will use
the rude manner, which all the new powers
think belongs 10 them, but which only shocks
the inhabitants Of the old monarchies.
Sin any event, the Governments in our days
have agreed that when difficulties arise, they
shall be referred TO third party If the ques-
ton Of the twenty millions Of dollars should
cometo be contested with too much heat, there
would be nothing more strange in referring
il 10 third power, than We have witnessed in
the case by the United STATES and England, who
have referred the question Of their northern
boundary 10 the king Of The Netherlands"
SPAIN.
A private letter from Madrid dated Juue 8,
says:-
"Prince Frederick Paul Of Wur,emberg ar
rived here few days since under the title Of
Baron d'Hohcmberg. lie did not visi, the King
and remained only 'hree days in the capital,
before he set out for France. The Ambassador
Of the King of the Two Sicilies is said to have
been authorized TO negotiate marriage be.
tween the Princess Donna Maria Chrislisn,nuw
in her sd year, and King Ferdinand. A de-
pu,a,ion Of the Council Of CASTLE having yes
terday waited on the king entrea'ing him to
make choice Of consort, it is probable we shall
soon know the result, Of this negotiation"
From Rome, under date Of May 80, we learn
that " on occasion Of the ceremony Of the Pos
sessO, Cardinal AIbini, the Secretary Of State,
promulgated several measures taken by the
Holy Father in favor Of he POP, Of the Arts,
Of Industry and Commerce. Funds will be
assigned BY the Treasurer General in behalf
Of poor parishes, and such as are situated a.
mong the moun,a aims. At Rome there is to be
fluid Of 300 Crowns laid out in pensioning
such Artists as may be selected by the Acad
my OF Saint Luke. The Treasurer General is
ordered 20 prepare new Tariff Of Customs in
harmony with the wants Of the Safe, and with
the progress Of Industry and Commerce. He
is 10 prepare the means Of establishing in the
province, manufactures of the most necessary
objects Of consumption; and h. is TO Offer
prizes for the encouragement and improvement
Of the breeding Of cattle, as we'll as for favor.
ing new plantations Of olives"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-11
mo,t desirable thing, in this weather

a.. most desirable thing, IN this weather.
roo,." Above all things, our gear
..,. aksEp COOL" And for this purpose
''A'. .,a no, bury yourself under ground -
;.sd much 10y the quarr-Or even DtP IL
-, o.. of our 6ne Steamboats, But you mus.
=" ,.s he taking of politics; never think Of
,hbo,'s business, that is, in the way OF
~ ,,,;.s with il; eat little, drink less; close
. h,;oJ.; go TO bed late. get up soon; DC IN
,od bumor with every body aud every ming
= n. Gazette regularly, Gf you are sub
.;,,,,-and if you do not "keep COOL 1t Is
nc The weather is too hot for any thing 10
he kep, cool
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-11

The COMMON COUNCIL have rej c,ed the bill
(Which llowARD relers-,hey alone are COM
Pssns 10 pass ii; they will not pas, it; and Of
course his remarks, Cannot have any fec, that
way Besides, we should not be prepared TO
;en'ure the vote Of The Council, when perhaps
he grounds on which tina, vote was given, are
'0' known, and may be entirely satisfactory and
conclusive.
howARD refers to the proposition, for aiding
an Asylum for Orphan children.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-11

RI. ,s,or, concerning The hostile movements
.oo,, The Indians in Georgia and elsewhere
,,,s,r, 10 have been much exaggerated. It's
,s,, certain, however, that secret councils nave
hoe. held, and enough done to cause some alarm
md awaken vigilance on the part OF the iron'er
..,lers We find the following under the
ro,,,ript head in the Augusta Chronicle Of
August /:
The President has ordered thousand
.,,rd Of arms TO be forwarded To Fert Mitchell
ior me Us, of the frontiers. Las' wednesday
company Of so or 40 regulars passed through
Viii town, on their way 10 the Agency. me
Commander stated tina, additional forces would
Sr ordered to ,ba, place from Pendleton, s. I.
and also from Charleston.
The exti,emen, created BY the la'e report
Of hostile intention, smorg the Indians, has
n,,,,y much subsidized Many Of the head men
If the Nation have visited Columbia, for he
purpo,e Of inquiring INFO the cause OF the
alarm, and they all concur in d"nouncing The
rrcor, as false and totally unfounded"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-11
DIED.,

On 22d July ut. at Coossuda, hntauga county, Ala.
bama, Mr.. SAMUEL BARRY in the 5oth year Of his age
after few days illness He was a native of Butte.
want, county Of Cork, Ireland. His death has been
communicated relation of his in this town, by the
Gentleman for whom he conducted business 1t is q
consolation his family and friends to learn, through
his employer the high respect and esteem in which
he held him tor his honesty, industry and capabiIity
for which he says he deservedy respected and adj.
mired by all who knew him.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-11

PEHu'-Lima dates TO the 25,a April have
ossn received by an arrival at New Bedford.
ac0n'pIracy to overthrow he government, and
Place the mulailo Ordonez a, its head, had
Fsn discovered, aud thirteen eonspira,ors seiz-
o. The Convention agreed on al Jiron awaits
me decision Of the next Congress, in whom the
power OF ratification is vested, according to the
Constitution Of Peru.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-11
SM1lP NEWS
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ARRIVED, AUGUSTA,
Schr Sarah Ann, Ellis, Newbern, N. c.; boards and
tar 10 J. Robinson.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore.
Steam packet Fredericksburg, B. J. jenkins, dos-
SAILED,
steampacket Franklin, hewitt, Baltimore.
ARRIVED, AUGUST 10.
Schr. E. O. Burrows, st. Thomas, IL days; ballast
and Hides to n. Miller & Son.
Passed up for Georgetown. schr Virgins. Rodbird,
from New York, with passengers to work the Canal.
The Ship North America, Barden, from this Fort for
Amsterdam, went to Sunday morning.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-11
Public Sale.

Thompson Simpson, complainant,
dgsinst In Chonecyy.
Edward Adams and others, defts.S
DURSUANT to decree Of the County Court Of
L Fairfax, pronounced, in the above case on the -
day Of -; and amended on the 18th day of June,
1922 shall offer for sale, to the highest bidder for
cash. before the front door Of the Courthouse of Fair
fax County, on the I'm day Of aagus 1922 being the
first day of August Court all the right title, and inter-
est of said Edward Adams in and to the
Real and Personal Estate
Of Samuel adams, deceased; & together with all his
West deceasedi and his right title, and interest in
certain
Personal Property
conveyed by the said Adams to Moss & Bhnooe, in
deed Of trust; which property viii be particularly
ed and described on the day Of sale.
Tho moss. COmmissioW1.
jal4 25-aug Sod