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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-26
NOIICLi.


A Ii persons having claims against the estate Of
- Marcellus Smith deceased, either as partner Of
the late firm OF Peasants 81 Smith or indiyduallv
are requested to make them known to MIR. Abbott
at the Wing OIicc.
JAMES PEASANTS, } Adn'rs of
naTet JNO. MORRIS. NJ. s. dec.
VIRGINIA: Ala superior court Of ohamccry holden -,
the capitol N tie ,ity of Echmoui, on Wednesday
March 25'h, i81o' Richard Lyon, plf against Robert
y. Gibson, DIT.
On motion " the defendant by crunyrl and il sopss
rc 20 the nfaetou Of the court, security given bv
the Plaintiff or prosecuting the injunction, awarded mir,
~ this cause insufficient the pa vnrnt Of the
money sought 80 he iuoi"cd, thc doth ORDER thar
unless the pnniiA give other security uuexceponsble
within hiy days after he shall have served with
copy Of this order Tor prosecuting tho said Injunction
u stand Dissolved as act Of this dav.
Copy. Testc, Wm. g. PEvpLErcv, c. &.
M RICHARD LIGON: sir, Above is cow ~ ~,
order Of court, Of which take this mode of giving you
notice. agrrcahly TO tr the General Assembly of
nus e"mwon"ealh IN such case made, Won being this
''ne resident without the said commonwealth.
SO VI, G. ROBERT q. GIBSON.
NlkGiNiA:--Ata SUPERIOR court oi cnauccTv holden
atthe capitol in the city Of Richmond, IN "wednesday
June iO'h 1929: Richard BOYD, rltr against John u
Hawkins and Alexander Boyd, dts.
This cause this day to We heard rr the bin
taken Tor confessed the defendant Alexander Bovd
the answer ~ The other De PENDANT, with the replication
thereto exhibits and NJ witnesses nd "
Hgue ny counsel: On consideration whereof the court
10th refer the between che parties 10 one of
the commissioners who is objected examine state aud
settle the same, aud make rcr,r thereof 10 the court
Win Any matters specially stated deemed pertinent bv
himse 'i ar which may te '.uoj ~ hc Yarte o re- =,
Statcs.
Copy. Tcss, WIN. G. PrxpLrrox, r. r.
Comnisfionrr'' Office, Richmond, Julv 2Jh, 1899.
The parties interested v Plessc take notice, ha have
appon'ed ~" eighth day " Septcmher next TO commence
mo accounts directed IN The foregoing order Of ccu,,
on which day, At c'clock-A NJ. they re rcoured 70
attend ~ Office In this city, with their aouunts vouch
e' And documents ready Tor examination aud setene
snH with office copies " the necessary court papcts
% WI g. HILARY BAKER, Csn'f.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-26
FRESH SPRING GOODS.
ttNEMiNG o. EDWIN JAMES 81 co. MAR
ket Square,) have Just received
Eef,Deen and 500 packages Of
FRESH DRY GOODS

comprising one of the largest, most GENERAL md do
''rabic stocks of Spring Goods they have ever Offer
ed Tor sale. more particular advertisement VIII
appear III few DAYS n,.+'I - "-'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-26
NOTICE
Cotton Marin!

COTTON YARN! COTTON Y4R.N!i!
order to meet the eXigeucy OF the present times
x and competition on iar ground-Aso, to enable
Country Merchants and others, purchase cor
TON YARNS, as cheap in Virginia as other pats
"f the Union-I have concluded 10 sell my Cotton
arms by the quantity of so pounds and upwards
IN assortments of equal quantities from No 5 TO 10
ut q cents per pound with advance three cents
per No. up 10 No 20. IL is not necessary 20 say
are generally Well known, and allowed by all who
have used them 20 be superior Ia any an Tie Union.
Orders left or forwarded to Mr. VIM. Clark ir Pc.
tcrSburg. 10 Ar. William Wallace, Mr. John Wyse
and Alr. VIM. !. Clarke, Richmond, or 10 myself q
the Factory, will be promptly attended to.
am also prepared 10 furnish Cotton Yarns dyed
ofany colour suitable for stripping checks or cinghans
at prices 10 suit the times. Good white seed cotton
Wil be taken IN exchange for cotton yarns or giuued
for the customary toll, or will be purchased at tho
Factory, and the highest Price given. I'liave Wool
Cardmg Machine il operation Mt the Factory. with
q new sett OF cards ait complete, WHICH warrant 10
card wool rolls IN q manntr superior TO what anv
other ever did. docs, in this section Of cuCrtrv
Price for caFdiug. % cents pound, or y > CENTS
10 find the grease. The arrangement j. so made
with this machine. that wool Can be carded as well
il winter in summer.
JOSEPH HEYWOOD,
FOrhGLon Coffin FGc!cry
Address, Joseph Heywood, Subjects Tavern, Pow,
hatan. aug Isw4w
COITO.N O/.N3BURGS IND Y.8R.NS.
FE'iIE subscribers, Agents for the Petersburg
o Manufacturing Company, have in store a supply
of heavy Cotton Omablugs, intended particularly f5-
negro sMrtinas, and Cotton Yarns OF all numbefa
from to %. which they ofer 10y wholesale at tho
Factory prices, viz
For all numbers from 3 20 o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-26
JOHN 3. ADAMS.

.HPIOR.NEf .4T Lit,
Us located in Williamsburg, and offers his profess
u siona services 10 the public. lie will practice
IN the Superior Court OF Chanccry aud Hastings
CONT held in that city and IN the Superior aHd In
f,rror Courts OF the counties of James City, York;
Warwick and Gloucester. Al communications adj
dressed to him, post paid, will be punc'uully attend
cd to ang 25-3tcF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-26

TOR REM,
"A Large ard pleasant Room over my %.
- f'ci Tor terms spplyt, $ HAWKING,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-26

ri OTICE.-AiRs. NELSON continues her
boarding Establishment adjoining the Wash,
ngton Tavern within City yards othe Capitol SQUARE
she VII be prepared 10 accommodate in the best
manner number az the Members OF the Convention
and Legislature, with their families. If required.-
GOOD stables, and carriage houses We'll supplied wit,
P!nttndcr and careful ifostevs. aug cl6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10
FOR HABEAS CORPUS
Remarked for the Baltimore Republican,

The laboiers who were imported into the
United s ares by the Ches pc AXE and Ohio c.
mol Company, and who, having !efi :hr service
Of the Company, were arrrs ed as runaway scr
wants aud committed 10 prison io this City, APP
piled 10 the City Eour To- be released from on
finem nj nv pc tito. fr hnbee- corpus. The Ca
nal Company h wi 6 n s,lctrd heir Attorney
to resist the apple. ,o' "questiops invol'ed
were discussed i, grea' length aud with ezra
ordinary learning and ingenuity The pei ION
ers we've ARRESTED as runaway servants bv vir'ue
Of the Act of MARYLAND of l7i5, chap. a.
They sco"tsnded by heir Counsel that the Ac,
of MS was Obsolete that the state Ut things
existing a, the time Of its passage, had be- u
since thoroughly and essentially changed by
the American Revolution and the subsequent,
adoption of the Constitution Of Maryland; and
that it. provisions were incompatible with our
X. pu IAN situations, and contrary to public
policy and even admitting that the Act was
valid, constitutional and in full force, yet that
there were many circumstances In he present
case which would exclude i,s operation. Up
on this latter branch Of the subject, great
MANY poin,s were made. The validity, efe"r
and application Of The several objections, were
questioned in reply by the Counsel for he en-
pany aud enforced in conclusion on behaf Of
he petitioners. The arGUm"nt wos c"mmrnc
I'd on Tuesday morning, and he COM ludinR
speech was closed at . o'clock p. NJ. OF Thurs
day.
Yes erdoy morning the Court delivered
written opinion, which presented TWO ques-
i .n>:-
Ffrstiy. Whether the Act Of l7l5 could now
be on ,,dere,l an operative law!
Secondly, Whe The prisoners were ser
wants vi hin the meaning # the Act!
Upon he fist question hey decided hat The
Act was ,u,sis ,rg law and had been repea',
eddy rrcoeN,z,d as such by the Legislature IN
their enac iments botn before and subsequent 10
the Revolution.
Upon the second question they decided, that
III. prisoners were not servants wnhin the
M aiming Of he Act, and that they must, ther'>
fore, be discharged from prison.
r. w .lson, Jr. R. W Gil and Mcmahon Tor
the prisoners.
&c, and Writ Contra.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10
&c n and Writ Contra.

CONFESSION OF A MURDERER A Pamphlet
has hpea pu 5lished, which. from what We hear
Of it, is rot Likely TO have any useful tendency,
purpor i"g to be history of the Life Of S'eear-
ingen, la.eiy hung in Washington county, Ma
,ylsnd, for the murder Of his Wife
"I did, unfortunately kiH Harry, my me, but it was
Car very far from the in which the State, BY its
prosecutor and witnesses. made out acknowledge
to all the world and my God that was the cause ct
her DEATH but I declare before that world and that
God who knows all things, that had not ensendered
any premedi,ated purpose so to do-'ha' was not
done iesignedly. with ''mal.ee sfore,housht, and
that although have been convicted for the crime and
INV life is about to pay the forfeiture, yet, it the facts
had been known and developed the state could only
have convicted me of mansaugh'er as k,eG ner -,
&, of anger, and although my dying confession Will
stand in high array some Of the testimony oil the wat
nesses vet the world be the judge between tins
confession and the testimany' and see oy eoreoal
inc circumstances, the truth Of it, that much injustice
has been dome me and that the verdict was wrong a.
though I de Justly
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10
70 the CitiZ,Ms Of Alexandria.

The Proprietor Of the
aA0AALLNE OF SLICES between
Iynehburg, will, in future, run
three lines peek II will leave this place on Monday,
Thursday, and Saturday, att N. and return on the
following days 1t viii reach Charlottesville in
day and half and Lynchburg in two days aud half.
it will leave Alexandra every day st 10 A. H., reach
arnards Mansion Hotel, ashington, in forty minutes,
at which point it n'erseets the new and splendid lne
more at hafafter 4P. II. will leave Barnard io
tel on Monday, Thursday, ard Saturday at ~ O'clock,
and on the remaining days OF the week 70 minutes after
p a. anil reach Ne9tOn Hotel in Alexandra At
p.
The new line will deliver passengers, if required at
the steamboat in Baltimore.
The citizens of Alexandra are advised to enter all
the way Baltimore. as by so doing their seats to Bal
timore are secured, without any attention in
Washington; and 80 from Baltimore on ashngton.
Fare between Alexandra and Wssbinetoe. hfy
Gems; between AiexRndris and B.'t1mD%mrSs ~
novS Thh -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, ID CO.
ARRIVED, NOVEMBER z,

ARRIVED, NOVEMBER
Schnr. Washington, Wilson. New York; freight for
the District.
Brig Ceres Keenc, Wiscasset; salt TO VIM. Fowle
& Co.
hov. 9-schnr Actress. Whitmore, Ncwburypor:;
plaster, potatoes, &c to VIM FowIe Il Go.
Steampscket Fredericksburg, d. J. jenkins, Balti-
more; Passengers aud freight for the District.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baltimore; passengers
and freight for ,hcDi'rct Passed in Nanjemoy Reach,
ship Superb, from Philadelphia. pound up.
Passed up for Gcorgrtown, schnrs Florida, Staples,
from St. Andrew, Fortune, Dole, Ncw5uryport.
SAILED,
Brig I,arch, Simpsod Boston.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10
PHILADELPHIA MARKET MOVEMENT ;

FLoUn AND MEAL Since our report of last week,
there has appeared an increased demand for Flour
sales have been large at S., oct and I23 and one
los of400 barrels at s The aggregate amount sold
is full 500 barrels, for immediate export leaving
very moderate stock in the market Rye Flour cont
nues scarce, and quotations msntained but the de-
msnd is confined principally to city consumption
Corn Meal has been in demand sales 400 hhds at Sl2
IS, and 500 bbfs at so, some holders are ASKING All
advance on these prices
CRAZY Several cargoes fair quality Southern Wheat
sold at 90 100 cents. and of inferior quality at
9Os92 Supplies Of all kinds continue small, and
good white and red " heat very scarce. fair supply
Of Indian Corn at Market and some reduction has Ia
ken places sales towards the close of the week having
been made at 81 So FIR fat yellow and AZ 48 cents
for hite; round yellow 81 cents a small lot of new
yellow Corn, but in condition for export, brought
10 cents Oar quotations for Rye and Oats have been
maintained
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10

pnde Of Patriotism, than any sppeIlaton derived
nom local Determinations
q. Commerce. Agriculture and Manufactures, mutu-
any supporting they impart strength to each other.
.. Schools and Seminaries Of LeaFning-woe to the
people who neglect the acquisition of knowledge or
the Government which cannot endure its light.
D. La Fayette-"L' Homme des deux mondes" He
ehershes in his native land an aec,ionate regard for
the land Of his adoption.
9. The Acting governor of the state of New-York.
10 National Gratitude-Nay our country form an H.
ustrious exception to the charge that Republics are
ungnteful
II. The memory of De Witt Cfinton-his fame is com.
mensurate with the prosperity of our state.
IL. The Fine Arts -Republcan simplicity is not OPP
posed to taste and refinement.
IL The Army and Navy Of the United States-al-
ways ready, it not always wanted
The third toast was introduced by some very
neat and appropriate remarks by the President;
AID on its being drank, Mr.. Brown addressed
the meeting in a most happy manner, and con-
claded by OFF ring the toast" Prosperity to
the city Of NewYork and lis Inhabitants. -
After ,he regular toasts, volunteers were offered
by the President, Vice President and Others
A voluntee, was offered, complimrn,Iug the
Hon. Mr.. Webster, on which occasion he made
number Of remarks peculiarly appropriate and
delicious.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10

~ The account Of the proceedings OF the
c.,,.u,ior. in this mornings Gazetie, our
.s,d.r, will see thai, in consequence OF the re-
,isna,ion of Gen TAYLOR (Of Norfolk) ano-
,hs, member viii be appointed 10 his place.
and he probability Of agreeing 10 the basis OF
chit. population diminished by the loss Of his
cot, We have not heard who is named as his
...,,<sor. The Convention has lost, in Gen.
T,,,os all able and Independent, member
and his course. on this occasion, rebounds to
S;s own credit, TO his consistency of character,
nd 10 his reputation as public man.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10

DINNER GIVEN To Mr.. BRowN.-fhe dIrner
given 10 our Ia Minister To F ance, by The ci-
us Of New York, was numerously al ended
Mr. BARBOUR was unavoidably prevented from
attending. The guests besides Mr.. Brown,
'ere, The Russian aad Brazilian Ministers, the
A''Or Of the CT y, the Hon. Daniel Webster
his Honor Judge Belts. the Rev, Drs, Mat
News and Wainwright. the Hon. Me.s's Yer
"a'S and Camhreleng, and many other cistia'
s''shsd individuals.
rh'ip Hone, Esq. presided, supported D, w
Woosey, Preserved Fish, aud Isaac Carow
80 s. Vice Presidents.
'he following toas,s were drunk:
ToASTs;
=. Our Countrywide virtues and patriotism OF her
shs are the best security for the stability of her
~puohean Institutions.
Inc Preside nj Of the United States.
g., o distinguished Gus st, James Brown, late Mn
France Honor at home to him who has done
~, 70 MS his country abroad
M, ms EIcellency williamC Rives, our Minister to
s.S.hay exertions equal to those employed by bis
TO obtain satisfaction of the claims OF our
S. De crowned with success.
,e, s memory OF Washington and Instrumental pre-
RIM. Inc name OF AxiRIcAx. which belongs to you
"'onai capacity, must always exalt the Just
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10

CuRINo BAooN.-The Edenton N &. Gazette,
gives the following directions for making GOOD
BACON, Obtained from Gen,leman who has
fully 'esred their value BY experience:
"Le, the meat brcom. perfectly cold before
you Cut IL. Mix quar-, of mnlasses with a
bushrl Of fine salt, and with i, rub The meat as
long as il will take il. Hams from hogs weigh
ing $50 pounds and upwards should remain in
the cask, flesh up, 81 days !; from 100 10 $50
pounds, Is OF Is days. When taken oul to
hang up, sprinkle them on tn" aesh side with
aboU, a tea spoon iull of saltpere To each ham,
and on the same side rub puiverised red pep
per. Hang them up by the upper end. Before
he warm weather commences, take down your
mea', examine il carefully and wash i, with a
strong ley made from clean ashes. Be careful
not to give too much smoke In damp wealth.
er throughout the year, make smoke with
charcoal or the bark Of Red Oak BY follow
ing ,htse directions I am con, inced you will
ALWAYS fiud your mea, swre, and free from in
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10

MsxIco 1t is sta'ei O" god authority
=, ;h' Baltimore G z'ur) that the appoint
m,nt Of Minister Pien:opcn'iary from the Uni
tel States to Mexico, has been rff-red to our
IS Unable ,ownsmsn, CHRISTOPHER HueHEs,
Esq now a. Brussels; and WE learn thai Mr.
Hushe, is expected in This city, with his fami-
hearty uex, Spring, We hope with the inte"-
lion to accept Of ,ae appointment The ru-
m'red appointment Of Charge d'Affaires 10
N9'eseni the United States az that government
on 'hr depar ure of Mr.. PolNssTT, accords VI h
u, above Information
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10

On The soth of September; a most SHOCKING
,.I.r was committed near the Huntsville
road abou, IS miles from Florence, Alabama.
IVh;,. Mr.. William C. Alien was sitting al
,u,,er with his family and aneighbor, ne was
.hn, ,hroush the head by some person from
,v;.h,., The murderer liking advantage oil
~. conru,ion OF the moment, escaped unobser''
ed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10

We shall endeavor to lay before our readers,
=, an early day, ;he speech delivered BY Mr..
,,,,uroH IN the Convention. We intended 10
s,.. ron;ed that Of b. w LEIGH's-bu,, in
consequence Of its grea, length. we are COM
,,,led 10 omit this brilliant display OF rhetoric
and argument
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10
NEW YORK MARKET-NoyrnBKn7.

FLouR.-Very little business in this article has been
done during the week Western was inquired nfter,
and trAng advance sustained. On other de-
scriptions there has been no change.
Cram ARRIVALS by the Canal small, and
that which has come in has been Immediately taken ut
ll6 III cents The highest price quoted was paid
for very superior lot. Rye is in dsnla n 81 cents
Beans are quoted at y per bushel Corn is dull,
and on the decline
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10
Notice.

4 LEGIONARY COURT OF INQUIRY for the LIST
~ Regiment, Cd Brigade, will be held at the Old
Council Chamber ON Nafvrdoy, The 2lSt instant, at 10
O., lock, A. Al. BY order, this Court may, for good
Gauss shcwn, remit fines and exempt from military du-
ty c. BRENT,
nor 10-eotolSoy Adiutant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10

In late debate in The Convention, Mr.. Ma
,,sos admitted that The saith number Of ;he
p.ds,a,i,,. Sometimes asc,ibed to Me- HAMIL
ION and sometimes to Mr. JAR, was written by
n,ilher Of these gentlemen
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10

FRox BuRNos AYnEs = Bv the arrival OF the
Ar,y Buakrr Hill, at New York, Burnos Ay
,ran papers have been received t. the 18th
s,,,r,nber, inclusive. General Juan Jose Wa
mont is a, the head Of the Government. Ma
rrs were tranquil. A 7s Deupa has bee" oele
b. Ted for the termination If civil war. Re,
iiciups and illumina,ions had taken place.
The French Consul had returned from Moate
rdeo, and resumed his oficial functions.
,7pears from the British Picket Of SPIT. s'h,
int the revenue of B,enos Ayres for 1898, was
Ss,6S7.7S3, aud that there was deh'it al the
end of the year OF BIS s77,44s.
Crn. Lavalle, the late Provincial Governor,
who, in coujunct,o with Rnsas, appointed Via
mon, TO the Chief Mag,stracy, has been APP
pOn,sd bv the later commandments OF
inc cavalry troops Ct the line in the capital, and
has accepted the appointment
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10

The Sloop Of War Ontario arrived at Glib
r,l,r on the 18Th September She had bois-
,.eous passage out. A letter from an officer On
board reports, all well.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10
Nif,issxA lN.pRIAs d. o.
,r,,ssp,y MORNING. NOVEMBER 10, 1929.

1.-The Northern mail arrived in Washing
- Yesterday morning at half pas, eish. o'clock
u Stopped here, on IT'S way TO the South,
:, INN o,,lock, P NJ The mail for this place
r.ceiysd at a proper ,ime-about half past
,.p o'clock, A. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10
Piano EOrtes.

ErRoM the manufactures of Chickering, and of Dab.
IL cock, Boston jus, received by r. THOMPSON.
TWO PIANO FOR1ES, of mahogany, inlaid with
wood six octav. ,. four carved legs very sweet
tones, and neatly finished exterior.
To be sold at manufaefory prices. Pianos packed to
ORDER free Of expense, for to an, part of the
United States.
Pianos constantly tor SALE from 5000 to $500
Washington nov cost PISHtY THONpsr ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10
circus.

WIN. ]. p. BROWN, whose Company played in
w Alexandria in '26-7, has the honor to announce
10 the public that he will open Circus on Tuesday
(ths) Evening, Nov TO- The Company and the Stud Of
Horses are second to none in America. nov 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10

Mr.. VAN BuRgs is now in Richmond, and
has taken up lodgings there. Qaere-TraSei-
ling Cabinet
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10

PLoun.-The receipts Of Flour, last week, were
greater than time since the last harpes and the
demand for coastwise and foreign shipment caused an
active business. The wagon price opened on Monday
at IS. and gradually improved until Thursday. when it
was l24 IA and few loads were taken at S
l7-(some extra brands of Shenandoah family Flour
brought 50.a 70.)-Friday and Saturday it ecln.
ed to S o. S 08, and closed, on Saturday evening,
at o. The principal sales from stores, up to Thurs.
day. inclusive were at S l23 ~ Saturday, con.
siderable sales made at co. and some, probably,
at fraction higher
Yesterday. the wagon price WAS IS S o.. We
heard Of sales of King stree, Flour from .ores 500
bbs. of Wharf fine Flour were sold alta So
Export for the week ending Saturday, 9TH instant,
S677, 834 foreign, 2S43 cosstwise
Quantity inspected during the same period
Kmg-street $40 bbls.
Wharf 799 4" 288 half bbls
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10
Public Sale of Land.

FuDIIC NaIc OF Land.
ny virtue Of deed Uftrust from Robert T.. Thomn.
II son to the subscriber, dated the - day Of.
and recorded in the Court of Fairfax County, for bcre
tit OF John Muncure. John W. Ashton, and William
Moss will be exposed AT public SALE Tor ready mcs-y
at Fairfax Court House, Monday, the 2is day Of De
een6r nerf (that being Court day.
a certain Tract Of and
yisg ia the county of Fairfax supposed to contsn SEQ
acres It being part Of the BELMO NTI.R.aCT The
title to the same is believed to be good
THO. MOSS, Trustee.
oct 22--eots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10

LATEST FROM NoNTEvIpEo.-We are lndebf-
ed fsay, he New York Commercially 20 Capt.
Aims, Of the Bunker Hill, for Monte Video
gazette Of Sept. IS.
A chang. had tsken plsce in the Govern
msn; the Mir listers Of War and Finance bav-
ing resigned, H. being compelled TO resisn)
and G neral Fructuoso Rivers and General
Lasrleia being appointed 20 succeed hem Bv
decree Of September 10, Dr.. Joseph Obs
,u1 Miguel sarreiro al. a2pain'ed 20 assist in
\, Minis ries Of he Government and OF the
+ ,surv, with h. tile Of enco godos.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-10

RT As am very anxious to settle the
affairs of my deceased brothers speedily as
practicable request all to rhom is indebted pre-.
sent their claims, duly authentcatc and hope such
on. or give their notes for il. F.X X.
nov l0-eolw&w2w Admir-.