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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-09-24
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u4RrlNsBURG. ssr rnsza q. 1929.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-05
PROGRESS OF REFORM.

More REFoRM.-A gentleman who left
Washington yesterday informs us, tina, among
the new arrangerhenIs on foot, James Hamil-
ton, Junior, late member Of Congress and
chairman ofthe celebrated Relrenchmcnt Gem
mittee, is 10 be assigned to the Comptroller
Office vice Judge Anderson, to be made Treas
urer in place Of Mr.. Clark-Ex. Governor Find
lay Of Pennsylvania, to be register in place of
Mr.. Nourse. The Treasury Department is to
be pretty thoroughly cleared Of its present ia
cumbents. II is further stated on the same au-
thori;y, which is Of the most unquestionable
character, that Francis Ogden Esq. Of New
York is TO be Consul at Havre and hat George
Winchester, esq Of Baltimore is actually TO
have the ConsuIship at Liverpool the mos, ia :
crative birth in the gift Of the Government.
If The venerable Maury must be made a VIC
tim under the present tyrahncal sway Of The
Emperor, Andrew the First, We are grali6sd
that Major Winchester is 10 Rave the place.
Boil. PATROL
New YoRx Custom HovsE.-The E,ening
Post Of Thursday says =" The Custom House
is 10 b. swep, out clean % morrow morning,
with new broom, previous to Mr. Swartou,'s
entering upon The duties Of his appoin,ment.-
I he newly appointed surveyor (Noah) has al
ready taken possession Of that Office, and i, as
happy as the Merry Ways Of Windsor"
We are obligiogy furnished with two lists
from dlffrren, persons, Of the new lnspec tors
Of the Customs. They agree in every Fame,
vet we cannot but suspect there is more than
one error. The lists we have contain the names
of pei sons Of not oriously bad character, Of The
mos, indolen, habits, aud of the most opposite
principles in politics. Dem. Press.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-05

Northern Rye have been made at 66 cents, and 5000
bushels Of prime Yellow Corn at SO cts.
Hdes-During the week there have been sold about
1000 Rio Janeiro at IA cts 10000 Grande, poor,
6 IS cts A lot of New Orleans Al liz cts.
Molnsses-At public sale IL hhds Cuba brought
27as e cts 100 do. 263 q cts. Is do q cts. 80
do. Martinique, 253 q cts.
Naual Stores Sales of North County Tar have been
made at 81 624.
Oils AT auction so baskets of Bordeaux olive Oil
brought 81 IS 4 3O Am. I.nseed is steady at "a a
IS cts. Extensive sales of Whale Oil have been eff.
fected at ~ a so cts.
Spirits.-At public SALE 90 pipes Of American Gin
brought u cts. per gal; 5pipes OF Bordeaux Bran.
dy Ill cts At private sale SO pipes of Holland Gin
were sold at l25 cts.
Sugars The transactions Of the week have been
moderate. About 400 n. Orleans were sold a. "A 8
I. l20 boxes of brown Havana brought 9 S 8
Uines---At auction. 40 or. casks Port brought l43
cts per gallon; 10 hhds do 131 cts. 12pipes Nadei
ra, 80 l55 cts 20 baskets Champagne 81 IS "a so;
10 cases Sc 50 each. 10 dozen Sherry, so a 8 per
dozen. 80 cases Muscat, 50 70 g. 20 do Claret,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-05

An address has been published, signed by
@''eIeh' citizens Of Pi,sburg, calling them
"''es" Democratic Republicans Of Allegheny
'o'"'y' who were nj ndy TO the election Of
"en' A. Jackson as President of the U.ited
'ae>, IN which the no:nination OF Mr.. Wolf
" ne Governor Of Pennsylvania IS denounc ed
y the result Of Intrigue aud management,
u ''ae' 10 secure, if possible, the vot Of that
.'Ae'a the next Presidential elee ton for John
y eaIhonn " After this denuncia,ion, the
A1utess ptoceedss to concur in proposition
VI '0e ci'iz OF Chester county, for holding
."''0'r Convention, on the % IN Instant, at
"1'''snurs, "ror The purpose OF placing 10
summation suitable candidate for the Office
" "oVernor OF Pennsylvania, opposed TO the
ovation OF John e. Calhoun to the Presidency,
,"u J''sHdly 10 the American system OF Home
4"US'fy and Internal Improvement.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-05
REVIEW
OfMe New York .Mrke.-May 2, 1929.


Ce6ee The principal si'es OF the week have been
in st Domingo About 1000 bags middlng, were
sold at III cents; Porto Rico, at l33, and Bra.
gil, at l2i
Cotton-The demand during the week has been ami
mated, and the sales amount TO about $500 bales, of
which 1000 we're Upland, at 81 to lO3, and about 500
Alsbsmas, pa H.
Dye Hoods-Two csrgoes Of Maracaibo Fustic have
been sold 49, less "a per CT for cash; 90 tons st
Domingo Logwood at $40.
F2oUr-Holders are firm, and there has been slight
improvement in prices during the week Upwards OF
1000 bbls. of Alexandria and Georgetown, were sold
yesterday, at f6A; Richmond County IS l8a Is.
FruI-At public sale, ID bales of Bordeaux Al
monds, soft shell, brought l2i IS cts. 1O0kegs Ma
laga Raisns. 50 rs 8 81 per keg. $50 boxes Sicily
Oranges, SO SIS per box. 100 boxes Lemons So:
IS boxes Malaga bunch Raisn: So 56 as rs per box.
200 boxes Lemons, 80 so 2 625 per box, 300 do.
Oranges, IS 62a a S73 per box.
Grain. There is no wheat in market. Sales Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-05
pH,L,prIpa,A MARKET, Nan 2.

Flour and Neal a further reduction has taken
place in superfne Flour, and quotations are varied
accordingly, Is 50 per bbDssles tor export continue
to be small Rye Flour goes off freely at IS. Sales Of
Corn Meal have been made in hhds at IL IS. and
in hbs 90, but both general, he Id at hgherrates
Grain- About IL, 900 bushels various qualities aHost,
but supplies of heat continue small Corn 40 to so
cents per bush R,e scarce, at so 90 cts
Groceries The sales of Coffee have been between
1000 and 5000 bags, all kinds principally for export,
at previous prices, and there alteration in the
prices of Sugars. MOlasses or SPIRITS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-05
SMlIyP NEWS
ARRIVED, Nav 4,

ARRIVED, May =,
Ship Shenandoah Rose, Liverpool salt, COAL and
sundry articles Walter Smith, Georgetown earth
enware and china to Il. II Miller, aexandria dry
goods to Joseph Jsnney & Co. hardware to John w.
Massie Jonathan Butcher, and C. & IP Thompson.
Ship Henry luke, Bliss Liverpool; salt TO A. C.
Cazenoye y Co.
Brig Kenawha, Freeman, Boston plaster and fruit
to II. }. Reed.
schr Esther and Sally, Bancroft, Philadelphia ,
freight for the District.
Schr. Alert, jones, Newbern, n. C. boards, tar,
and bacon to the master.
Steamboat Fredericksburg, B. ]. jenkins, Balti.
more freight for the District.
Scbr. Increase, Deaway, hence, at New York Cd
instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-05
For .teW York
Thomas King, Merchant Tailor

HAS Just received handsome assortment Of SEA.
I'll SONiBLE md FASHIONABLE SPRING
GOODS and PALM LEAF HaIS, which he offers
for sale on the most reasonable terms for cash. at his
old stand King street, between the Franklin House
and CITY Hotel lie has on hand all sorts of fashion
able ready made clothing and he has good assert.
ment Of hastings and driIlings, vgons cassimeres and
Marsees blue and black bombazetts, cotton loren.
tines and stripes Russia sheetngs and fashionable but.
TONS and all of trimmings Orders will be taken,
which will be made up any fashion, with nestness
and despatch, at the shortest notice,
mays
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-05
JuMes Mckenzie X GO.
Geo. ) NNMgh

rs now opening very compete assortment OF
l ST,PiE .aND E3FCY SPRING GOODS,
selected with great care ami the bcs' tenn, which
he is disposed to sell fair prices for cash. or to
punctuai customers-Among which. are: Ginghams
and cslicoes, plain bauisse, Grape de Lyon, gauze
scaves and handkerchiefs, plain white merno sawls,
mep's and women's very superior horeskin gloves,
blue and yellow nankns, searsuckrrs cotton and silk
hosiery, parasols and umbrellas, black satin Levant-
ines. horences black silk csmblet, super silk and
rolIersspenders scarlet green. blue and black last
ngs for shoes superne black crcsssians, brown and
white drilling and French linen, with most other de-
sirahle articles
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-05

We learn from the New York Evening Pos,
ma d1pulation passed through that city on
'ndAs morning last fer Washington, bear
"S 'he proceedings nf numerous mee,ing Of
"' Citizen, Of Hartford, Of all parties, on the
sp'lectot the very extraordinary dismissal OF
H. Norton from the Pos, Office at that plac c
70 make room for ] NJ Niles.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-05
Trustees Sale.


rf, on the third Monday in My next, the
T,sss subscriber will off, toI sale, at public auc-
'Tt> ton, at the Courthouse of Fairfax county,
-. the f'llowing valuable Lands that is to say:
tract ofland on the waters of Gauey River in the
county of Kenhawa, the Randolph line, contain.
tsinng 10000 acres AID FIVE tracts of land Hamp.
shire county; conveyed by Ferdin*nd Fairfax TO Rob.
err Patton, jr by deed, dated llth November, 1919,
recorded in the Clerks Office of said coun,y
Tine Of the said tracts containing 1884 ,cies;
One other, containing 2!9 acres, adjoining the lands
formerly George Gilpns christian Ste phens's, and
- Flakes;
One other tract, containing u acres adjoining Mon.
roe's, S'sfurd's. and Ciinton's surveys;
One other tract, containing 500 acres, adjoining
John Houses old survey. and the lands Of West
Brown Scutchfeld and others;
And one other tract, containing Is acres. adjoining
the lands of Scu,chied Monroe, Gi'pn. md others.
The above sale will be made under de ed of trust
from Robert Patton, r and wife, to the subscrber for
the indemnity of George Mason. Terms Cash
april 4-ertMl8 JNO. hcfARTY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-05

Letters from Rchmoad utder date Of April 49, state
that the stock of -four that market much red,.
ced and did not exceed 1900 barrels, primcipa, Ca
nal hou; il worth s., $50 per barrel. of
city mills there WAS little none. The receipts of
wheat were small and not 500 bushels expected be
tween then and next harvest, the crop sail to be
exhausted. BaLimmc Imerican.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-05
For Rent.
70 Rent,

EuIA That three story Brick house at
Ea ia the corner Of Wolfand PITT streets X is
81 i'll just now finished in first rate 'tyie TO
e&Hi SUIT respectable family. To a goodOte-
nant, the rent will be made low, and possession 'mme
dately given. 1t has attached to It one OF The best
gardens in the town il is located in healthy
and respectable neighborhoo and contiguous to tho
best water in this section of the District For terms
apply TO 'Ahhs EAohH'
april 22-eo2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-05

PROSE RIP TON LIST, No. XVIII
"o5 hi, head SO much for Buckingham
lanes {. Pickett, OF Kcp'u,ky, to be Sore
my Of Legation to Colombia, in place Of Ed
Yard I. Tayloe, of Virginia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-05

ne bAi'imOre Papers give notice that the
''A'ine Laws wen, into orera ion on the
at" OF the present month In order ,ha, mas.
n ~ VI vessels may be appraised of The laws, the
A'" offieer has erected on the Lazare,to, a
.,'O" nag With the word "Quarantine" upon i,
" a'se black letters.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-05
Notice!

Office of Fire Insurance Company,
ALEXANDRIA, Isl May, 1899.
N1oTICE is hereby given, that dividend of rwen-
~ ~ five cents on each share of stock Of the Fire
insurance Company is this day declared able to the
stockholders or their legal representatives on Tuesday
the 5th nst at the same time the notes for the unpaid
Dart of the capital will be required to be renewed-
M dividends paid antil the notes are renewed.
Nv order of the Board. JACOB M0RG3R,
Wv de 2aw2v President.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-05
piaMo FOrtes.

ID THOMPSON washington City has constantly
Il on hand large assortment of Piano fores, with
the latest improve ments from the several manufacto-
ries of A. Babcock Boston Dubois and stodart, New
York
The above nstrume nts are we'll selected, warranted
fine tone and durable workmanship and offered at
mandatory prices.
Pr has this day received one Piano Forte, made
by Babcock with six ocaves front projections, four
carved legs inaid with rose wood, (wre al steel two
pedals, price $3.50
Pia"u Fortes, made by Dubois and StHIlart with pa
tent metallic improvements, six octave &c. 1920 and
$3.50.
Music Stools, various prices.
Washington City, May 2. NAV 5-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-05

~ nLansN, one of tie eight prisoners
NSsped from Baltimore county Jail in
al mas been ap2rehended III Philadelphia
~ committed to the prison Of tina, city.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-05
COMMERCIAL.
Price, Of Produce in .alerandrin yesterday.

FLouR.-The price of Flour from wagons last week,
ranged from IS SIS to S rs The transactions from
stores were not extensive; the whole of the sales
would probably amount more than or 600 bbls.
Those effected in the early part Of the week were
at Is On Thursday sale of so barrels was made
at GA and another of 200 barrels at S IS; after
which we ard of no further transaction, The price
generally demanded on Friday and. Saturday rs
873
The inspection returns of the last week will shew
decrease, the quantity of Flour received, of more
than one half compared with the two previous weeks
There has been great reduction of the stock Of Flour
in this markets it does not exceed II 900 to 200
barrels, large proportion of which is held by the
country
Yesterday the wagon price opened at 90: it i'm
medatel, advanced to 70; subsequently TO 75 and
few loads were taken at fraction above the last
named PRICE We have heard of no transactions from
stores, though there was more enquiry for shipment.
The holders were &, rally firm. aud demanded from
S7s to dollars, without meeting with purchasers
at above 5 Is to 3d. altogether the market may be
said to be active, and prices impr wing
Export of the week ending on Saturday, I'd inst
1855 bbs-l, 275 Goa s,wse, 5, 38l foreign, inClud-
ing 1856 Err an European market.
Quantity inspected during the same period:
Kingstrcet, 1923 bbls.
wharf, SOS " 80 half bbls.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-05
ar-,sxAN.D@IAs
MORNING, MAY S. 1879.

,rgsDN RoHN'..o' -
- -.-r,,;es and parlicu
S'sr'' OF r,,,,;,,l are in error with re-
rtA' po'',, WHICH was noticed IN this
- 20 '0e - ,,o Tbemo,ion was made
pr ""N :, nerson. aud was heard by
iat a'''" thew were bound TO heat il,
I'l'' .0r :, according to The principles
t'tld' W b;.,,;o, was NO, against
h' .,,n, more than aeains, any
aF tho has been elected with the
Gates whose Electors are chosen
-, legislatures. nc s. ouhu ~
,,,t pas hat the Legislatures u VI. '''
a ,iahl TO appoint Presioe"''a' I'e''o's'
I;..,r,s br;o Of war S. Thorn.
I'D vI,nm,n h,, arrived "a, New York.
'"P 49,, e., Won Schulton, Govern
y H D,n;sb IVES, India Islands,
Gtarf'l q ''t 9. ,,.o,s He visits
N, passenger |" '"' :,
,ouu,ry for the 0e"eh' % "'' "sa'"'
rS, Thomas, We lsarn, has on board hve
load with DiraCy, " no are TO De de-
'''''S >".' ..ho,;;es or,be Uni,ed States.
red 10 '"' c,.;n A,d.r.on
ronC them Is sS'u W
i, Of he schooner Virginia. OF N'r'''A' '"'
t.c,srlv sailed cut OF New York. Res-
renor, was received on We'd
f0"H .L,,sr rha,,rs from ST
fsi'!, D! W.
TSgpas, that he had oe'n 'r''u a"' 'o"'' wv
,.;.,,y having stated IN the presence OF sew
lean Can,ains. that he had captured
." a"' b. hesn ~.
80 res''ls-oo' TIC was
o,ics,ed al the time he made the cornerstone
&C
Lsrssr FROM I'N0FA'
he big Orleans, Capt. chapman, OF oo>'0"
iom Hamburg, which she lett Aprii &c papers
,,,..iy,d 10 the 9th Of March, from which
;L -. roIov;n,, ;,ams
sr'P7'' '"'"''"
Jassf' "ARoh D:
General Diehltch has arrived mere ano CIV
;, orders to the commandments OF all the troops
4 rhe lslt bank Of IN" Danube, TO Or ready 10
axe advantage OF the hrs, opportunity 81 com
nn,og hoSuli:Ies. The Turks VIII, ~ snort
lne be atIarked IN manner '.a' WIN 'orce
sem to ask i'r peace ne III "i the rover
i already nearly nd Of b IN, ana 1iurSeg',
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-05
70 Rent,

SsA The ST. corner # King and Fairfax streets,
occupied by the subscriber as reail-s,ore.
II i, well fitted Tor retail busness the fixtures and
stock may be had at valuation Enquire at NIX
wholesale store, corner of King and Water streets
Landing, and for sale, 100 bags geeen Rio coffee.
may 4-f SAMUEL IL. LhRMOUR
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-05

Union Canal Lottery of PENNSYLVANIA,
Glass No. 4, to e IRWIN THIS DAY.
Splendid Scheme
Prizes of $1,000 Prizes Of S5.s3s
AZ a" Of 1000 40 6 Of S 900
&c. Tickets $40; halves S; quarters so; eighths
Washington City Lottery, sth Class,
To be Drawn in Washington City, 7,h May Highest
Prize $4,000 Tickets ~; halves Z; quarters l.
For sale at
=. RUMNwYsS
LOTTERY and Exchange G6ce King street alerandria.
Drawing oil the New York Consolidated Letter, en-
ira class No 4
80 7 8 8 SO
maya
THIS DAY.
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Class No. 4, for lS29. will be drawn in the city of PHI
lade!pha on Monday the 4h Nav 50 numbers-o
drawn ballots.
Splendid Scheme.
Prizes of $40 600 40 Prizes of $500
2 do Of 1888 81 do Of 200
40 do of l.ooo~ 81 d. o. 100 81
Tickets $40, halves s. quarters So egh,hs IS
Washington City Lottery, sth Class,
Will be drawn in the City of Washington Thursday
9TH May 81 numbers drawn ballots.
Highest Prize, $4,000.
Tickets 81, haivesl, quarters 1.
For sale at
,. II. WHITES
Lottery office, Royal street
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-05
Total,

GRAIN-Since our last weekly report. there has
been slight Improvement in the price of Corn, and
we change our quotation accordingly A good cargo
of white Corn would probably now command more
than our highest quotation.
The receipts of Grain Of all descriptions very
limited. The last sales of Fisxseed from stores were
at 81 to 81 O5, at which prices nearly all market has
been purchased
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-05
For Nent,

EmA The Dwelling House al present
MassIa occupied by the snbscriber, on FAIRFAX
EAiiik street, near the Bank of A1exsndria-a
most comfortable and convenient resi-
dence for gentcel family. JACOB MORGAN.
april 3-d5t&eof
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-11
RELICS.

Before the holy martyrs shrine
The wearicd pilgrim lowiy bows,
There bids the costly jewel shine,
The rich collation. OF his VOWS.
Then joyful seeks his distant home,
Though half hts wealth he leave behind;
Whether he brave the oceans foam,
Or meet the deserts fiery wind.
What has the wanderers signs suppressed?
What can such lengthen'd toll repay
lie bears, close CHERISHED III his breast,
A relic from the shrine away.
ct smile not thou, nor deem him weak,
Though more enlightened be thy mind;
In thy hearts hidden treasure SEEK
Thou nlaiiy'a relic there may'st find.
The rose that faded on the breast,
i'he youthful l"ver decmd most fair
Was it not CHERISHED, lov'd, caress'd.
With more than all miser's care?
Tie page DER which her eye has glanced
Then turn'd on his It's so:ten'd bean--
las he not Ger it i.ung entranced
Whilst back returnd young PASSIONS dream.
Fen though the tomb may DER her close,
The tresS that round her brows could Irvine,
s,lott to sooth his bosoms throes,
The relic Of its Utmost Shrine.
Though his be manhoods Steiner age,
Its potnps, its Joys, its tolls, its care;
Though tossd by its fierce tempests rage,
He still may some loved relic wear.
Though yon proud mansion b. his lot,
Why turn his eyes with pcUSive gaze
Toyon sequesterd humble cot,
Where pass'd his jocund holidays
why do that gallant veterans eyes
Fill. as the g!ittering sword he draws
The friend who gave it lowly lies
a martyr TO his countrys cause!
Age has its joys--nerc relics ALL.
Fen WIEN its lamp mos; clearly burns:
Where Times long shadows deepest fail,
Memory herself relic turns!
The brow is calm though many line
Is traced It's faded surface orr:---
What is the hcar;?--a peaceful slI,uc
OF precious relics laid in store.
The portrait OF departed worth
The value To mere toys assign d.
The dear loved spot that halle our birth
az prove this influence DER the mind
The m-deck'd -star-tle warriors plume
The poets lyre-thc sage's pen
What are they?-relics from tho tomb,
Snatch'd b. the loitier sons of men!
Then smile not, if the pilgrim draws
Heart-treasurcd relies fro,n the shrine;
He but obeys ihe general laws
Which rule, in different forms, i'll thine.
VI. +.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-11
WAsu1NGroN. Annnst 6

WASHINGTON, August 6.
Or. Wdtkins.-On The opening of the court yes
terday morning, Mr.. Key addressed the Jury ofhbe
part OF the United States, and occupied the coure
about two hours. Mr. Coke made few observo
tons in reply, and shortly replied to bv Mr..
SWAMI after which the Jury retired at twenty min
Ntes past ~ o'clock. At twenty minutes before Q
ociock The Jury returned into court and found the
defendant gully on each Of the three indictments
The counsel for the accused then entered notice
all the cases. 1 -
WAsanNGToN, August Z.
Our Circuit Court Bench, Bar, Jurors Witness
es, auditors, and alD has been completely wearied
out by the long trials which have Just terminafed
for the present. The argument upon the motion for
, new tilal In the case Of the United States U.s.
having determined 20 adjourn, after getting through
some civil business, to Wednesday next when il i
supposed Tic motions in arrest Of Judgment &c oF
which notice has been given. wIll be argued
The Grand Jury renewed it's request for n de
chargc, and the Attorney ofthe United States con-
scniing, 1t was discharged, after an unprecedented
attendance Of forty two days.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-11
WAsHfNeToN. Aurust I.
RAIL ROAD rs. CANAL

Mr.. Johnson concluded his argument in reply 20
Inc Counsel OF the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal Com
ADJOURNED TIL Mondayhis close and forcibl6 reason.
ing IT Is believed, VIII induce the Counsel for the
Canal Company 10 ask leave to reoin. Nr. sT,nev
commenced con, on Monday ms reply OIL behalf Of The
Raj Road Company. Gazette. ~ '''N
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-11

subscribed miiion Of iour-shillias pieces to the
undertaking.
The feelings and disposition of General Jackson
awards this country represented to be amics-
No in striking degree, and the minister selected
Tor our court is quite ofthe Presidents way Of think
ing
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-11

'ofc''BA PERu.We find in the Boston p,ty;o, .,e
Sn OF ocGgence from Valparaiso papers, winch nave mo,
been before published here. " ~ '-'' wv
Inc last news of toe hostile armies received AT yaloorao
ron Linz under date of 18th March, contained in evtc,e
OIL letters ron Trxio March 2t Piura March 9TH Coaaa
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-11
NFw YoRk. August 6.

., =, INV I DIRK, AUEust ..
capt Morgan Of the brig Drurno, arrived last nj nlt
from Havana. reports that the time of bis salIin
1t was known that another expedition of 1000 troops
was fitting out, to sail in two or three weeks from
llayanna, Trinidad de Cuba and Porto Rico,-desti
nation same as the last.