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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-22

dteton, harorge, MsfiIlan. Campbell of W. Byara.
'S'ar', '' '?un,n Matthew's. Ogiesby, Duncan Laid
!v, SUIT as, Sc, Doiirr;Ee Morgan, Carn,b-li of
Br"ose, ~ s"n, Caytor. Saufers, Cab-li st,ar,--l
So the a'n"ninrnt Was adopted. And t'lcn the
Convention adjourned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-22
LEGISLATURE.

HOUSE OF DEI A,ri.S Ef.c 10
a communication was received the Senate concr.rno
~ M passage OF the Bill providing the appropriat
Turnpike, to Big Sandy River
an ensossed bii TO authorize separate election in the
county OF Scott, was read thin time and passed
ecta reports were received from the Committees The
pe'o" OF levi Henshaw agent for John NcKmneys heirs
was fe2fea petitions Of Hosea feke.son and
Iho petitions of fsli Fere and Jaues W. Evans, 70. d.
Resolutions were received the Comi,tce of Roads AZ,
I,cins Navigation rrcf'n2Jhr petition iFom Nicholas aud
Lewis countess Tor repeal of the concerning Elk ard GUY
oSe e'S' au'oz'ns money 10 ne raised by Lottery,
road rom tire Termination of the Pennsylvania road on the
by The Honse e "
Several petitions and resolution presented referred
DtCFsBFR u
Several petitions presented AND referred Resolutions
were received fiom the Commute Courts Justice cia
rug he pe'in OF krmsead Bruce of James ,ar
ft I i'I.s17' Oh an ACT auihefiS's sale Of land
sod9c That the petition of Tuiove, of color pray.
ing 70 remain ~ the Commonwealth, freeman. ytcfeJ
That the petition Of the citizens Of Harrison cnuut, aIayi,
that al! men the aye years exempt from, sery,
heirs of Edmund TROY, praying sale land be rejected
motion was made 10 reverse TIE opinion of the Committee
ccedcd. '' -
bill passed for separate e!eccu in the count, Of s,aE
The House then adjourned
Mr. BooTu has arrived in Baltimorsqnd was advor
used to perform at the Theatre d Circus ON Monday
eening. 1t is sted that he has recovered from, HE
:, cent mental attack.
NEW YoRE, Dec. IS.
The ship Charlemagnc from Havre, whose regular
day of sailing the I0h Jt. iclegrAped as he
lows but with the prevailing wind there is little pro-
ba5y o. our hearing from her in time for to-day S
paper The William Thompson, OF Cth Ut FROM Ii
vorpooI, also below.
United States Baui Stock at New York Dec 49,
1903 1909 Exchange on London 1Oea a 10oa.
Ths FLYING DUrCHMAN was well received las, cvo,,n,
by crowded audience is splendid piece As regards
scenic effect, and well perored 70 Int it Is IL be re
peated. it is well worth seeing.
OF Several communications, type laid over till tomo
row. for want Of room.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-22
@8esg@ssses - - saIrm.

On Tuesday, the god inst al half res 10 c.,c), cs
VIII De Sold at oar Stare, hundred raciarcs Of
Droenhs wonens wcl:s, and other shcce. Also n
lew BOXES OF New Xork rnode Doo'a. srj' 20 boxts
o' me n'eQ nnt t4s's' Q D Z" Co. fAoc's
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-22
81 8. - q q b yNg 8.
Tort or RICIigUO.VO.

ARRIVED
Schr. Julian Green, from Warwick. with wheat
Schr. Chariot Smith, days from Now York
with an assorted cargo, to Workman & VI Grudcr
Il Johnson, Hull md Moore G r. TIfin. NJ Myr'rs
Robinson, n Nash, J Winston Clarke, King
81 Richardson, & Beck, and Davenport, Allen g. c..
Schi South America Wooflr1, from City Point.
SAILED.
Schr Coa5ting Pilot, Franklin, for New York,
co3
NoRFoLK Dee. 49, &. NJ.
The wind which for the last 5 days prevailed from
y, z has this morning veered round TO S. W. which
WIZ - eEpected, enable the outward bound vessels
upwards II 80 ~ lumber TO get to- sea those which
anchored IN thls bsrbor aud below all underway
NV YORK, Dec 10 CID, .Chc Amanda. Grhrfd, R,ch
mUud.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-22

Wr BooTu has arrived in Baltimoreapd was advor
used to perform at the Theatre d Circus ON Nondov
evening. 1t is oed that he has recovered from his
r, cent mental attack.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-22
Nf~CEA wlnr

On WEDNESDAY,, ne e2h inst. will b. so11.,
INC store q Mr. James p. Tyler Shockoe iI:ll IA,
ms entire stock of C'rorer@ CONSISTING OF large and
valuable ass rttnen' we'll worth the attention Of rur
chasers The liquors are pure aud of superior o,I,,
ny; ana VIII sc sold in nccnmmotinr l'ts.
= efi0S nj sale, TO Commence at 10 clock.
nc above socis compIznd part o! the following articles
IN bags green coffee % bl> hest brown sugar arre nh,
pest - Cro% do about 1000 loaf sugar part FIST rate 20
kcss aS pipes ioaaf Gin, hhds yhiskey wears old
oo french brandy, Holland gin, Antigua ami
Ieici brandy all al which any in Richmond,
uVo lbs cotton yarn good qualify Go hays shot, chests i
90 hes rownS hast Chewing tohacco hills Malaga
WINS 1'ls 'orian iTon assorted 9 chests
best teas, 70 boxes Nichols and lunplries mould candles
WIN general assortment of articles in Grocery line OF
COCO quahiy O D & co Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19

SsneIa Aulig Ca Naples Constantine
pie but the Avysbuts Gazette lie cs were entertain
ed 81 MS ehcctng thing by his mission.
General GeiaDaT had send 70 900
reinforce the bsockads Gufgeuo His army In lesser
Wallachia, IN perfect health.
They from Jasssy the 9th of July, that la
offence OF victory Of koulcvcha Russian corps under
the orders Pahe had the Balkan thus
Rouuelia- On the of the
Balkan there large body OF troops Eski Stanbol
II fresh troops entering the principati
The reserves were passing Danube the Army OF Oer
Nation thus sufficiently and apt.a IN
live co,rse of n few weeks before Adrianople. 80
Pcterslusxh illuminated news of the fall
of Silsre News received the time of yic,o,y
gained by united detachnes under Major Generals sc,a
sen and BuIzow the 1 Of june over great assrs of
Turks la the chc OF Pozow in which they los, their ca,n
which carried by assault, their artillery stores &c viii,
dqD prisoners and 1--WE standards 49,
Lstes ron Coasiantnoe according To Senn date of
July 18th, announced that the Grand yizier had
arrived from the camp Chouna bearing propositions of
peace for the Russian General in(hic and asking orders
IRON The Sultan Tor the Grand ViZic General debit ch had
advised the Grand Vzer that he had power from Emperor
W treat for Peace, should tho s to put an end TO the
wan The Vizier replied in doubtful manner stating that all
the conditions which treaty was he made must be
Known, before negotiations could be opened
Tue Nuremberg Gazette that Varna had certainly
Markets Havre, July 3lst Sales Of Coton 80 bales
ash, AZ.
Price IF Stocks, Tuiv 30.Fve per cents Consos lOgC
Cue Bank Account, iG50f 1854
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19

OH VFFIVI' IN UhLEkNs, Nug. IT,
Our city ~ again prey To the yellow fever The
number Of deaths daily augments Yesterday there
were from % to 80. For moro than six weeks we
have had continual rains, which contribute not lit
tie 10 extend the fatal malady. God only knows
when this scourgo will cease its ravagcs In the
mean time, corporation performs every thing de-
pending on it, in assisting the INDECENT sick. They
have appointed physicians who render thnir services
gratis, IN each districts they have also appointed A.
pohccarcs to furnish medicines and also committees
20 also funds by Subscription. Among nc nlortu,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19

nate deceased, ,here are many more M.xicau-Snan-
ards than people from the Northern states.
a ,rlend VINO visited tbs Spanish camp Yesterday,
'that toe troops ENJOY good health Thev re
awaiting the answer Of tho Captain General oS
TO letter directed to him by the Comma nde
troops two day after their arrived the Balize' Tho
snip m. IN which they came, is able to pro-
ceed on her voyage. The Spaniards must STAY hers
until they receive transports from Havana
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19

Political W0rfarc.N political writer the Boston BuIe
TIM under the signature oi "tolunbs has been laying the
lash upon the editor of the United States Telegraph and his
ooadUtoTs with literal hand Per contra tile cd TOR M
tire Telegraph promises in his paper OF Gl To publish so
much OF his private correspondence It'll col One Gen Ly.
and DE- Ingalls, will expose the cha ter of tho
"JGckscn Republican ary" and necessary to vincae his
caactc' against their cauun'es ie attributes essays Of
'CCunbs' To the pen Of Col One and pposes that the
publication Of the correspondence viii show to the democratic
party of Massachusetts that he has incurred The deadly hostility
NJ Judge One because he refused 20 lend hsefto Col Oncs
rhcue Of sacrificing that party upon shrine Of his ambition
Co Ome endeayorcd 10 persuade the editor o the Telegraph
To "end" himself his ignorance u the character the man
wonderful c should have cndeavorcd to bsyyor he
should have fixed price at once, and Oder to b',y
fBosf Ctvr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19

We have conversed with gentleman who arrived
here on Tuesday evening in the Southern Stage, from
New-ornnns, which place be lett the 3Ist day OF
august, who informed that the Yellow Fever con-
tinucd to prevail there to alarming derree-from
25 TO 80 died daily Beacon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19

NERNpNT.-A letter from Montpelier, VI. Of tho
9th inst. states, that Samuel PrsHtse is elected re-
preventative in Congress from the fifth district Of that
state in which there had been several unayailng at
tempts previously 10 effect chUicc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19

'''' TT"a1ee ana number of Boats pascal doua
through Tie Lo,cer Locks
Sfrr l6-9 bids. tobacco, 30 bbs -four DIR, Inns ,h,
- cofos Wool "a boats, coal boats, 1886 coal
ofrr III hhds tobacco d. kegs manufactured to "a
bo"r sso us wheat, cords wood 13boats coal oa,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19

Ertraot Of a letter, duted Ken Iyey Sent >
Inns place still continues sicky. Almost every
person who could get away has left the Island 4
great number have died this senson H.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19

DiED, yesterday morning the 18th inst EIzAs,s,i
y ua"sh,eI Oh ceorse w and Susan Arn Walker aaed ~
ns ana % days The friends of the family and those of
u" Bruce, are respectfully requested attend her funeral
nom her fathers residence Church Hill Tins mon,y The
lsii inst a, 10 o'c,ck .bout further invitation ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RiCH.NO.ND.
ARRIVE


Steamboat Norfolk, Henderson, from N.rfnlk v f,s;,h,
ana Passensersm place Virginia WHICH returned ,e
rom Norfolk, IN consequence OF having injured he
sse" oil Newrorts Nooe brig Orient days from
down; also baIque Bramn hound ur of Wndpin pom,
.ase ,opsa sehf bound up of City out brs Rapid day
rom Newpuyprt uncertain whether come un; below
WY toni, brig ialcyon, DOWN la ,c, ~;
h9nia, bound Oshones Reach sch, Edou fo,n No.,
YORK. bound Wards Reach scr Iornet bn,nd m also
brig Java, bound u - '' ' 't' "'7O
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins from Washington Alexandra
anu Norfolk, with fTei ,hi and passengers
SciiT ile George Eyre Atw fIH New York hau,s,
ncir BARCLAY looy, fIoM New York, ballast.
Ro~irii " S' " ""
SAILED.
Schr swift Cre.sl,ion for Baltimore coal
ochr Wary Archer, Satder tor New York
tn antivy horp, for New York, Hour and tobacco
nfis Lowell, West for Boston, fnur aud tobacco
cChr Virginia Chambers, has
cleared ~ PeferSbvr, brig Emily, Godfrey Cows ami ,
market, wtth BOB hidS tobacco, 10y J Dunlop. 80
Nokt Oih, Sept l6.-ln Hampton Roads brip Gov r.,
neT blanchard from up James River bound To Ieiih ais, .
M1n mel w I.i.an from do, hound Rotierdanr a
Dry beiezc Sheannan, from dn, bound To Anerc, -" $50
Saied bTis Beaver, Higgins for Halifax: sclr nn I-.,,
NICHOLS Tor Richmond, and Cumberland Wheaton n, Pc
burg From Hampton Roads ship London Brown G,, H.
aud proceeded tn ia" ''e"'''s
StPT l7-ArId, soop Flora, Baker fn New York
Int back, schr Dusty Miller Williams hence for Yorl
Below schr Dandy Cole, fn Richmond hound 10 Yo,k-
mas proceeded tWce 60 the Cape but conie.d u, mt,
back on account of adverse winds TING sioor Ar,;y.
I'm Richmond. bound Ia York. put back l,;., n,;r
with wood on deck fm James River went tn 10 Inc r. -
60 and pIocerded 10 ~ '''
The ship Indian Chirf, Williams for Rotterdam. aud h
Hampton r. ads 90 " SN' '''''
The baIg"e Bamn, days I'm Portland. ra,scd ,broo,,
f'a nnl I,oais anu nP James River this morning
Us ION, SEPT ~ --Ar mig Planter. Vail Norfolk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19
ExRHB1TxON.
MASTER FREMONT.

VIII give Scenes from Plays, Recitations, and Songs
at the Union Hotel THIS Erening, September he Iah
on which occasion they hope to share their liberal
patronage, heretofore extended to others
~ Performance to commence at o o'clock Price
Of admission 80 cents. sent Ie1t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19

JOHN y. w ERIH, Jr. q Co.
ar THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN KEY,
:" AVE just opened their Fall supply, COMPRISING
IL an extensive and very general assortment of
HARDWARE q OUTLENXs
AMONG WHICH ARE,
A handsome variety of brass tenders from SO
to $50 each, some very splendid -
Shovel, tongs and poker, all brass, TO match
Polished STEEL, green eliptck, green wire and
common iron tenders
Polished steel shovel, tongs and poker, with and
without brass heads
Brass andirons
Copper and sheet iron coal hods
Ivory and stag handled knives and forks m cum
plete sets
Patent table knife sharpeners new patterns
Ivory cnrvers, with sharpener attached
Silver mounted table castors. with rich cut glass
crdcts, some very elegant
CreaTR. chocolate and black ground ten boards
with knife tray and bread basket TO match
An elegant assert ment of Rodgers and other pen
and pocket knives, TuZors, scissors, &c. &c.
Mnslin and brass kettles
g Ladies extra fine scissors, with names
Patent block tin coffee filterers
Britannia tea pots
Plated snait and curb bits
Polished steel do do
Plated md steel stirrup irons
Brides and JnartingHles
Riding, gig and coach whips
Plated end steel spurs
Worsted and cotton girth web
Curtain pins, lamb hooks
Plated and brass candesticks
Copper and patent iron tea kettles
Genuine mouse hole anvs
Trueman's warranted sInii us bellows
Vices, screw plates, slcdge hnmmers
Files aud rasps of all kinds
Brass door knockers, &c. &c. sc.
sept 19-2aw6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19

VENUE drawing of the NEW YORK LOTTERY
a Glass No. II, will be received TO Day,
al IS ocloe1- Capitals, $4,000, $4,000. $1,000,
1000 sso3, 10 of 900, 10 of 500, &c. &c
tickets 10, shares i'll proporton--tor sale at all
the Lottery Offices.
10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19

o. At - O'Clock THIS DAY, the draw
ing of the New York Lottery, Class No H. will h,
received at BIGGER'S OFFICE.
sept i9
NEXT LOTTERY.
Maryland Lottery Class No. 4, draws Tu,s D.v
in Baltimore, and the drawing will be rcpeiged by
Mondays Mail.
CAPITALS.
$4,000, 5000, 1863, OF 1000, s Of 400.
10 of $50, &c. &c.
Tickets S., Quarters I. For sale in ia. us,,,, -,
riciy, at The Lottery and Exchange Office of
sept 10 THO. u. BIGGER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19

Tickets $40. Whcles. havcs, quarters and riglths
fnr sale IN thG'&pq' 1rfctr, b.
srg' ID $. aAWRINs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19

An order was issued on the 18th, by the Getc lnte-
rno of the Canton of Vera Cruz, commanding all tho
Standards resident in towns villages and other places,
10 retire 25 leagues into the interior, according TO tho
provisions Of the law dated Goth March, 1899, IN case
OF foreign invasion.
The extraordinary sessions Of the Chambers OPEN
cd IN tho city of Mexico, Aug 4tn. H. Pedro Marie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19

Ticket $40. Half 8, Quarter So Eighth I 25.
For sole in the usual variety, at the Lottery g. Ex
change Office Of THO. y. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-19

~ The Steamer COLUMBUS, Capt. TrR,rs
VIII leave Rockets, for Norfolk and Baltimore, OF
Mondny morning, at 10 O'Clock.
sept LIT L., IUDIAM 40,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-10
TTsEEsGSs.

On the 5fd lnst the Secretaries oil State, Treasury, War
and Navy, and the Attorney General resigned their respec
tive Offices the then President of the U. States Mr.. Ad.
ans. Ndt' oonTNat.
The Albany Daily Advertiser ofthe 26h uh: observes
il is very generally reported and believed in this CITY, that
Gov Van Buren, has received letter from Gen. Jackson,
Offering 10 him the department of State We cannot say
it is 81 but we think it is AS to the question whether
he will accept the Offer lift has been made, we hold the
same opinion that we before expre,sed,tat he ssA ana
gta1y
James A. Hamilton Of N. York, of the late Alexan
der Hamilton has been appointed by president Jackson Ia
discharge the duties of secretary OF State I'D interim.
Iqsurrection in Lonisianu The Norfolk Beac OF the
2nl inst says go W. learn from Captain Riley, who came
passenger in the Brig Hopes Delight from Neworleas
Feb H. that information had rea, he'd the city, that in
had broken up the river (above New-or
ieas) few days previous to his leaving there, and tha
thousand negroes engaged III the revolt Inc
Gov gave orders the night Of the luih, That 'e military
should be in readiness march at moments warning
The Legislature of Virginia adjourned on the 2o'h u
The ancient fraternity of pick pockets appears to have
been ably represented at Washington, ON the late
occasion1he National n,egencer OF the 4t, mentions
the of southern gentleman who hal been ieieVeu o'
SS00a few days BEFORE by gentleman OF the profess
slon-and the day of the Inauguration, 1t seems ley
were as merry and busy and brmtu OF patotsl' II"
doubt any other portion of the numerous Assembly pre-
sent. Several leGkes picked; one gen enan 10 the
tune of or 900 dollars and others of smaller sums one
Of the cut purses, as these enerpfshg c.'AeS
are mos, uncvlly termed, detected in the fact and
| committed They are all" strangers in Washington"
Mr. Van Buren intends leaving Albany the 18th inst
to enter on tile duties ofthe department OF State
The president has directed the suits pending in the
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-10

District Court of NewYork for the recovery Of duties
the improperly Withdrawn from the public stores IN
philadelphia, be discontinued, on the ground that the
Ipares in New-York, acted in entire good faith, and that
they had sustained heavy loss i'll the advances made by
them upon those teas
The Democratic Press says, that William Jones Esquire
collector Of the port OF Philadelphia has resigned ms com
mission and that Daniel H. Miller Esq. member OF Con-
gress, expected to bring the commission with him from
Washington.
Public La,idsThe Legislature of Louisiana adjourned
the 9TH ult During the session. committee appointed
upon that subject, prese nted report laying clam
Ito all the pubic lands within the boundaries OF the
State, belonging the United States under the treaty OF
cession This is newly discovered :. State Rights under
color of which the general government is to be undeied
step by step. of the national domain The same preteh
ton has been by two other States in the West and
will no doubt be persisted in until the United States shall
YIELD as heretofore in the Of Georgia, to the AFRO
( gance and rapacty of the claimants
proposition is before the Legislature OF New York. tt
remove the Of Government from Albany to Utica
| From the JIEassachusetts Journal
/ Mr. Coleman, the editor OF the n. \ Evening Post IN
depressing his appreciation of the choice OF Duff Green
as printer the House of Representatives OF the
in place of Gales and Seaon taxes the latter with havln
been the Calunna' of Gen. Jackson during the lat
contest The editors of the National ntellgencer dem
the Charge and Mr. Coleman elteratesit. Wilt be cred
tied that the individual who is srenuously urging hi
accusations should himself have used such language a
The following respecting General jackson, IN 1924! ye
such is the fact
Gle has in fine, pioiaed LAWS HUMAN and DIVINE
and uiolaed them Nth IMMUNITY"
[.lir Coeman's poper in 1924
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-10
NheriN's Sales.

EDY virtue of W rt of Ais. Vend. Exps to me
- directed, will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
House of Patrick McCouaughy, IN ST. Georges Hun
dred, on Friday the Goth day of March inst. at 9
O'Clock, P. M. The following described Plantations
or tracts Of Land with the improvements, situate, ly
inc and being in the Hundred of ST. Georges and
County of New Castle. No Bounded by lands Of
Patrick McCouaushy, Joseph B. Sims and wife, the
Heirs of John McGil decd. and others, containing
l42 acres and 8 perches be the same or
less. No. @ A plantation or tract of land bounded
Iby the PORK Penn road by lands of Thomas Cawden,
| Chnstopher Vandegriit, and others, containing
1863 acres be the same more or less.
Seized and taken in Execution as the property Of
Alrch X. Pennington, and to be sold ny
WILLIAM lIERDMAN, SaE
| New Castle March Z 1929.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-10
sessdase.

EIHOR Sale at Public Vendue, on Monday the 23d
4 inst. the following valuable Property TO wit I:
/ pair ofhandsome young Horses, that match well,
aud are gentle in any kind of harness, and one of
them an excellent saddle horse; head OF other
horses in good order and fit for any kind OF work on
farm, Q pair Of good Oxen Z mich Cows,5 head
of young Steers, s5 Hogs, double Carriage. gig,
with harness for each in good order, Wagon,
Ok Carts, and horse Cart, Chains, Geers, Collars,
Brides and Saddles and variety Of Farming uten-
ss such as Ploughs Harrows, Flukes, Cuvators.
Rakes, Forks. Shoyels, Spades, &c. &c. Also, 80
acres ofwheat in the ground, Corn blades, and some
articles of Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Sale will commence preciselyat 10 o'clock, A. M.
Terms Cash. ISAAC PRICE,
Harmony Mills, March 7. 1929. 93-ts.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-10
SiiERIFF'.S SALE.

EpY virtue of writ of Vend. Exps to me d.
ADr ected. will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
House of Robert Eakin, Wilmington In Chrlstlana
Hundred, on Saturday the 2lst day OF March lnst
at two O'Clock, p NJ. The following described
Lands and Tenements, situate lying and being IN the
Hundred of Chrstiana and County of New Castle,
viz. No / three story Brick House and lot OF
ground on Water street in the Borough OF Whining
ton adjoining property OF George w. Worrell, no.
10 frame house and lot of ground adjoining No. ]
and property of John Virtue, No. 3 lot ofgroand
on front street with frame Building occupied as
soap and candle Mandatory, thereon erected
adjoining property Of George W. Worrell, No,
Iter Harm No S Il LOT of Marsh in Hollands creek
Marsh, adjoining Marsh OF Eli Sharp, John pa'ter-
son, John Pogue decd-and the Wilmington road,
containing one acre more or less.
Seized and taken in Execution as the property OF
james Hogg, and to be sold by
WILLIAM HERDMAN, S!G
New Castle March Z, 1929.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-10
SljERiFF'S SALE.

n.y. virtue of writ Of Ais, Vend. ExPs' to me d.
IL Srected, will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
House Of Patrick McConaughy in ST. Georges Hun
dred, on Friday the goth day of March inst. at two
o'clock, P. M The following described Plana.
ton or Tract of land, situate lying and being IN the
Hundred of St. Georges and County of New-Cas-
tle bounded by lands of Samuel Thomas, John II.
Cannon, lands late OF Henry Hopes deceased, and
others, with frame Dwelling House, and Log Sta
BILE thereon erected, containing by computation 22o
acres be the same more OF less.
Seized and taken in Execution as the property
of Leonard Y andegrilt, and 10 be sold by
WILLIAM ilERDMAN, SHIT.
New Castle, March T. 1899