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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

Alta meeting Of number of the oiti-
zens OF Jefferson county, held AZ the
courthouse on Wednesday the 18th
day OF March, 1879, t. take into consid
GRAFTON the subjs Of O voluntary censu,
OF the population Of the said county
DANIEL MORGAN, Esq was called
to The chair, and RoBgRT' II. BHowS
appointed Secretary.
The meeting having been thus organ
ized' u was, on motion,
Resolved, That it is, in the opinion Of
tins meeting, desirable that the Conyen.
too to be assembled in October next.
should Lave all the authentic informa
ton, which can be procured, in regard
to the relative white population OF all
the different sections OF the Common.
wealth, so that the said Convention
may be the better enabled to spportion
representation among the people there
OF, 90 the only true basis, that cC free
white population.
RssoIvsd, That in order 10 further this
object, so far as tie county of Jetfer.
son is concerned, Messrs. William Lu.
cas-, John Yates, james l. Ransom.
Fontaine Bsekham, James Shirley. Jr.
and II l., Opie, be, and they are here.
by appointed, committee to superin
tend the taking of census of the free
white population of Jefferson county /:
and that they be authorised md request.
ed to raise fund by subscription (no
subscription TO exceed one dollar.l TO
defray the expense thereof And also
that The said census shall shsw, not onl,
the aggregate white population, but the
number OF freeholdsrs or electors un
der the existing laws; and of the frse
white males OF the age of 81 years and
upwards, other than freeholdsfs.
Resolcsd, That this meeting 60 rnestly
request the CO operation Of the friends
of reform throughout the State. in this
important measure.
ResoiUsd, That these proceedings be
signed by the chairman and secretary,
with request that the same be pu bIish
ed in the Virginia Free Press and Far.
mers Repository, and all other papers
throughout the State friendly to the
cause of reform.
n. N.rv nsnn~x, -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02
Bruee-,own. March &c. lac,

NoSi sAl.E.--Hy virtue ofa Trus,Deed,
executed to me on the 18th day Of March,
1919, by Henry Deei. and now Of record n he
county court of Berkeley. Tor certain purpo.rs
therein mentioned. WILDE sold for Cash. on tie
premises, on SATURDAY, the 4sh day OF Apfil
next, certain HOUSE and LOT, situate an
John stree, IN the town Of Martinsburg. The
sale will take place between the hours Of IL
and 3 O'Clock OF he dav.
UlLLLi.H GREGORY, Trustee.
Nsvch ~ 1920
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02
JOHN X. WILSON.

ID EsPEC rFULLY informs his old custom
~ ers and the pablo generally, inst he has
associated Wm- {. Anderson With him IN the
Mercantile business. The business will in iu.
ture be conducted under the name an firm Of
WILSON & ANDERSON.
MsrtinshurR, April 2, 1879
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

During the present week two Of our
most valuable members Of society have
been removed from US by death IsAAc
BAKER, Esq cashier Of the Farmers
Bank, breathed bis last on Sunday NOR
ming, and WILLiAM NJ. BARRON, Esq.
OF Springdale, on TUESDAY.
lWinchsstsr Republican, .Msres AZ.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02
Valuable Land For Sale.

n GhFEABiE 10 the Last Will and Tesla.
ment OF George HON. senior. dec'a, the
undersigned, Executors, will proceed l., sell,
by pubic auction, on the premises, on Safar.
day, The 25h instant available Tract OF first
rate limestone LAND, situate ~ the comfy 81
berkeley, teur niles from Msrtinsourg. the
county town, Containing one hundred and IL
acres--Eghty acres cleared, under good tsnces,
aud IN high safe Of cultivation; the balance
Ira heavily clothed with TIMBER
t...M The improvements consist Of "a gooa
:sss1 Dwelling House, ktche,, smoke
douse. Corn House. Stables, and ex.
ceilen, Barn; we'll ofgood water; a large Or
chard 81 choice fruit. &c. II is deemed nnne
cessary to give further description, az no
doubt, any person wishing TO purchase. will
fifst view the same, which can be shown on
application to one OF the subscribers, living on
the premises. The terms; one third st the
purchase money IN hand, the balance in three
equal annual payments, the purchaser giving
bond and security and lien on the property.
OF Under mistaken ides, one ofshe exeeu
tors at the late sale, became the purchaser, but
finding that uDdsr the law, no title can be made
by an executor to himself renders il absolutely
necessary that the land should be re sold. The
purchaser will be entitled To this years rent
WILLIAM HORN.
April 1929. THOMAS HORN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02
ApriI2 1929.

NJ ARsHAL'SS SALE - Pursuant 10 deeretal
4vl order Of the superior Cour, OF Chance.
ry holden nj Winchester, pronounced the 18Th
day Of December, 1893, IN the sui, depending
10 the said Court. Henry Bedineer, plaintiff
against Stephen w. Forman, dstt ndant. L sbsl
sell on Tuesday the 18th day of May next. at
Pushs Auction, TO the highes, bidder, at the
Lick Mills in the coun.y If Berkeley, abou,
hive miles from Msrtinsbarg neay the road
leading from thence to Williams, port. Mary.
land. one undivided third part u said farm
and Mills and appnr,enanees. containing about
20oaer Also. the one undivided third part
ofths Farm, commonly known by Hsks . tract,
and the appurtsnanees thereunto belonging.
containing about i54 acres. ii being tie into res,
OF the defendant stephen w Fosman IN both
said tracts. The first mentioned tract has
AuvA thereon a good Merchant Mill,
IsIss@ DWELLING HOUSE, KITCHEN, &
4-'a Miiler's House and sundry out hsu
ses buils Of wood. The latter tract has on il
some old buildings and the largest limestone
spring in the County. Terms Of sale, the our
chase money TO be paid in one, two and three
years from the day OF sale, in equal instruments.
The purchaser TO give bond and security and .
deed or deeds OF trust on the premises, to Sc
cure the purchase money. Sale will commence
about ii O'Clock
NATH'L. SEWERS, d. NJ. for
q. w. SEVER M. w. C.. ID.
Arr;l 9. 1899.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02
EDMUND r. HUNTER,
.4PTORAFf ar y an

MI UHNEI ut LIN,
MILL regularly attend the Superior and
w Interior Courts IN the coun'ies " Bsfke
lev and Morgan, and the Superior Court OF
Chaneery az Winchester. He may oe found AZ
the office lately occupied b, DR.. M.egil.
MartlnsburK, April At
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02
A wooLLEs FACTORY foR RENr.
kzztA Will be offered for rent a

AWA WHi oe oHereu Tor rent, az
ksssH public suction, ON the premises. o,
I'LL MeSpAr the 6'h day OF April tex,.
Sth all the sppurtenances therer,
belonging, near Bruee's mills, in Frederick
county, VA.--cons,s,ing OF all The Departments.
aud utensils complete, for manufacturing clo,h
OF different widths, both broad and psrrow. n.
Guiding TIE several mixtures OF cotton and wool.
called sastneti, csssinett, and Insey. The
factory y IN good order, having lately under
gone thorough repair. Ills presumed for
,her description is unnecessary, IS persons
wishing TO rent will view the property and
Judge for themselves, aud the person who NAV
bid the highest rent Tor one year, shall be en-
titled TO the occupancy Of the said factor, viz.
all The privileges thereto belonging for ,h.t
term the renter giving approved securil, thas
The ren. sha'l be punctuslly psid When due,
and that care shan be taken by thu renter thst
no injury shall happen 10 the property, through
The neglect or csrele ssness OF those occup,tNy
'he same. The renting viii commence 4, IL
O'Clock. A. VI aid possession given the ism
DAY OF May, 1879 The subscriber win attend
as agent for the parties concerned as owners.
JOEL WARD.
Bruce-town, March 26 iSey.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

ofiCE The subscriber respectful, -
- forms the public. living In any ct the
adjoining Counties, or states Of Marylsnd or
tennss wanna, that he is now prepared TO exc
cute all orders IN Grinding up Machines, and
10 put Csrds on the same. Having been in the
experience OF the above business, for the last
thirteen years, he hopes to be able to give sa
sstaction 10 all those who may please to en-.
pioy him, and solicits a share of patronage
from generous public. HIS charges will
correspond wth the times.
DAVID SHWHAN.
MartinsbuFg, Aprll 2-t
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

- RAY IOLr.--Strsysd from tie farm
~ OF the subscriber living near Shepherds
town, on Wednesday the li,h Of March last. a
BAY HORSE COLT, both hind feet sud right
fore foot vhhe, small blaze IN his foseht al.
one year old this spring. Whoever NAV tske
up SAID Colt and give me Information SO ,hst
get il again. shall receive a reward Of Three
DollaFs PETER CRoWL
April 2 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

1lY Virtue oi bee, OF trust, ereeu,su an
- the 18th day Of January, 1890, (and now
o. record IN the county court OF Berks ley.) by
James Pearse aud Margaret bis wife, for GER
tain purposes therein mentioned, The under
signed named ~ Trustees in said Desd. will
proceed 10 sell. for cash, on the premises. on
AwA Safurday The All day If .3prsl nert,
III certain HOUSE and LOT Of
Es3s gfounc, situate on the extreme west
end oil Kiog Street, in Msrtinsburg.
kosni the general plan Of said town, by Lot
NO. 400. Sad House aud Lot is now IN the
occupancy OF J homss Widdess. Such title as
Is vested IN the undersigned, will be made the
purchaser. ISAAC ) LtUCk,
CHARLES ID. STEWART.
March S, 1879.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02
DANIEL MORGAN, CAN.
RoBERT L BRowN, Sec'y.

From LIBERIA. BY the Shark, from
Africa, dispatches have been received.
by the American Colonization Society.
from DIR. RANDALL, the resident Agent,
which confirm the news of the disaster.
| of which a rumour was received a few
days aud by the way of England Some
time prior to the arrival OF DIR. RANDALL
the temporary Agent, Mr. Lot areu,
was making preparations to assert the
authority OF the Colony, by expelling
from, its territory the people ola French
slave vessel, whs had landed a cargo,
on the coast, for the purpose of opeing
a trade for slaves. Eleven persons. in !.
GLIDING some boys, were busily employ.
ed 10 making musket cartridges, and i'm
prudently continued their employ men
by candleIigbt, sir. Carey superintend
! ing work. By the careessness or igno-
rance Of one of the boys, some loose
powder took fire, which con munie ated
to all the rest, aud the house with all
its inmates, were blown up. Mr.. Carey.
| Ga most meritorieus and valuable man,
and seven others-none Of the latter,
however, prsminet individuals-pe h.
ed. The remainder escaped with their
lives, though one Of the survivors was
blown distance of Thirty yards. 10
other respects, the affairs Of the Colony
were prosperous.
Pedaifry - The LEANED Mr.. Walsh,
of the National Gazette, uttsreth the
following sentence without a transla-
tisn: "los prociivity of cur country,
and indeed Of the age. is to the eentri
fugsl and romantic in religious or bens.
hcient eItsrprizs
An Trishsan with bis family landing
at Philadelphia, was assisted on shore
by negro, who spoke to Patrick 10
Irish. The latter taking the black fellow
for one Of bis own oeuntrymsn, asked
how long be had been in America; the
other replied absut four moaths.--
The chop fallen irishman turned 10 his
wife aud exclaimed "But four months
in this country, and almsst as black as
jetr'
Mr. O'Connell, the Irish orator, mas
acknowledged General Jackson as A..
merican President At meeting Of the
Irish Catholic Association 10 Dublin, in
December. he spoke as follows:
IL is now tos late 10 read the Address
from our American friends; and, there.
fore, shall meve, before wa separate.
an adjournment to one O'Clock on
Tuesday. wish that we should come
prepared on the nex. day. not only to
debate upon American sympathy, but
10 frame a vots OF thanks, not like the
triflmg ones hitherto passed to Anefi
CO, but strsng aadreplete with all the
talent we possess Trust say that much
praise is due TO those who we're instru.
mealal in arresting AMERICAN Sympa-
thy. and at the head of the list. place
Dir. Coppinger. General Jackson will
certainly be, or 10 at this moment, The
President Of the United States. i'm
mense eheering;l and however ! may
have been opposed 10 him myself. bow
| TO the will of the People. Continued
applause He has been supported by
the whole interest of the Irish smigraats,
and they are sure OF turningthe election
Ito any side"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

rTDiune Service viii be performed By the
~. MGADs, in the Episcopal Church in
-. place, on Tuesday evening next, at early
p,,5Ie light, and on the next day, same place.
:, If o'clock, .. m.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

NOTICE The subscriber having loaned
on, OF bis Mil, quantity OF Fss1r Rue,
Corn, aud OfaH, which he wishes returned i'm.
meo,ateiy. Those having borrowed any Of the
above, are notified, that unless the same be
reformed by the 10Th day Of April next, they
will be charged Tor the same a, his mill prices.
JACOB co0NTZ.
March ~, 1899. i,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

- Sc. Supplements to this days Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02
POTOMAC LAND FOR SALE.

POTOMAC LAND FOR SALE.
Have for sale, Tract Of Land con-
n tanning 3o4 acres. situate within 2 miles Of
formsn's nil, adjoining the lands of Mrs. Nor.
gan. MIR. e. Turner, Nr. Wm. Green, and Mr..
Hous, about 200 acsss clearsd and 100 acres in
timber. The whole Is Of the first quality or
Limestone Land, pronounced BY good Judges
to be equal. hnot superior to any ia the neigh.
borhood great bargain and accommodating
terms can be had il immediate application is
made. WM. LONG.
Msrtinsburg, Jan. 8, 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

& TONE COAL FOR SALT have receiv.
~ ed large quantity Of STONE CO.sL for
sale, Of The besi quality, and will continue 10
keep p!sstes, Fish. Salt, &c. for sale. at my
Ware House.
FLOUR. WHfSREY, &c.
VIII be carried from my Ware Houae 10
Georgetown on reasonable terms by me.
JAMES FORMAN.
Mouth OF Opeckon, March "a. 1899.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

u,. ysn Buren, Gen. Jsckson's Secretary OF
,,.,e. arrived at Washington City, on Friday
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

ELECTION Notice Is hereby given. that
L. an Election win be held at the Court. House
OF Berkeley county. on Monday, the 18th of
April next, Tor the purpose of electing fl and
suitable person to represent the Counties Of
Berkeiey. Jefferson. Hampshire. Hssdy, and
Morgan, In the 2is Congress or the United
States: also. two ft and suitable persons to
represent the county Of Berkeley in the next
Legislature OF Virginia.
GEORGE HARRIS, Sheriff
March 10, 1879. ef Berks,..
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

TRUSTEE ELECTIoN.--An Election VIII
= be held ~ the Courthouse in Martins
burg. on MONDAY NEXT, for seven Trus.
tees fcr sid Town. Anr,I
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

Pedaifry - The LEANED Mr. Walsh,
of the National Gazette, utiereth the
following sentence without a transla-
tisn: "ios prociivity of cur country,
and indeed Of the age. is to the esntri
fugsl and romantic in religious or bens.
hcient eLtsrprize
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-02

Recipe. Mr.. Wa Ward Of Wash
iegton city, 10 nots addressed TO the
Editor Of the National Intslligencer
says that puivsrized shar- coal is az ef
fectual remedy far q breaking out on
the leg. One of the course effected by
its application was boy who could not
walk, nor use bis leg in any way. In q
few weeks be was well.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28
MAz4IN z 13nWS.
PORV or RICTTWOWJD.
ARRIVED.

ANN T4tl,
sch Richmond Packet, Knapp, days from New York with
sundLies, TO Davenport, Aea co, sralen SON BaldW d.
caster & Denby W Il KYLE & co, PAdrance Beck
Mo r Hughes. ous uneP & co, Lucke g. Size sullivan
1n'eman { VI Mitchell, Baswell & smith, Hall g. Moore
hing & Rlchar'on' g Steel, Morris & CO, & = Jane,
& II Mitchell, n Watkins, Heath Branch, Van.Lev
4 co. 8aN9y, ~ Myers, G limn, Steel g. Smith,
Fry, Hallowell
Schr Eleanor Morss days from Philadelphia with sundre,
,oB reyton' Lancaster & penby, en- Mitchell NJ IIons
Baewe Smith Pollard g. Sou Lew, Garh Palmer
peasants. Saryay wcbS eo co spSS eo wv
liams, g. Myers, McKildoe 4 " Blarnre, Smith
Hail Moore, Hubbard g. Uardncr, W n Richardson,
llo1k g. Son, u Eustaoe, I!alovel, smith, w g. {
Crane Poe g. Bro,hers, w Covan, Rogers 81 Harrison
sehr Defiance leo, from vc,v york. with sundrcs. to VI
mysrs, Workman a. MeGruder, d AudeTeon, jr, aud +
sehr G &C., Putnam: Fooscs, from Alcysudda
Scnr William Frances, 7 from Eat River
S'99p Fame Doughty, from New York ballast, aud hay 10
slonp Cardiu,l, Davis from Erandyvinc lcl) ballast
Sloop AID DAVIS from Hmndywinc, Del ballast.
Steamboat Columbus Turner from baltimore and Norfolk
8 co, Lancaster DENLY, VI Mitchell, " NJ svoopc,
CamEhan Reeves, Bagwcl & smith Trpleu Johnston,
Low Noting MCTeeiyy. b Beck ' RieSsd tSm,
Jackson, G Anderson, Raiston g. p1easauts r a II
Gws,hoey' Rogers q Harrison, Winston, Wadswonh g.
The Columbus J,as'ed The Joi,osing vessels.
snps and schrs. at anchor under Sewells Point;
I hcrm. brig md 3 schrs. At anchor off Ncwport's
Neuse; I ship beating up of White Shoals; schr.
off Smithfeld bund up a schr of Goose Hill bounp
up brig Columbus of Sandy Point, bound up a
topsail schr Oft Turkey Island, bound up; schooner
below Mile Geek and The sctr Minerva Mister,
from Baltimore boundup Schr Essex, of New York,
below the Devils Reach, bound up.
/ SAILED,
Schr Gou Washington, Jces Tor Saugertes, Is y coal
! Sclr Ianss Rapley, Baokman. for York, wheat
Schr Telegraph Soners for Providence coal aud four
/ Sloop Hiram, Bailey tor Norfolk coal
! NEW YORK, Sept. Cleared, schr Phu-
d'Ipia, Kotchum, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28
Select Female Academy.

Near ne Episcopal Church Richmond IIiH
VHNiiE subscriber having visited New York for the
u purpose oil completing the Phil0sophical .4pp1-
I"tiS OF has Academy, devoted sometime TO enquiry
into tile state OF education in that CITY, having had
many facilities through the politeness of several sci
entihc and influential gentlemen to whom he took
letters Of introduclon.-Ie was much rleased to
ind the system pursued there, several
institutions, similar to e most popular of his native
land-where education is subject of most serious
consideration with all parents who can procure il,
for their children With gratitude for the liberal pat
roiagc winch he has received III Richmond the sub
SC i5er oilers to his friends and To the friends OF
education generally, an Academy with arrangements
and facilities for Female Education, at least equal To
those of amy similar institution in the United States
The School Room is furnished with evcry article
which eau iacutc the improvement, or contribute, TO
the comfort Of pupils. The Lecture Room is fur
nished with costly and extensive Philosophical Ap-
tuS, ana the most ind expensive substances
Tor chemical experiments. In this department of the
institution lecture will be delivered every Satu day
aud varictyo pleasing anu instructive experiments
will be performed Five days of the week will be
devoted To the branches of Education called essential
and three hours 9f each SATURDAY, to the eleniens OF
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy Young lady
will be received who is not partially acquainted with
flirting, Geography. and English Gyuni,ner. No
quarterly pupils viii be received Terms-First
class Si0 aud every other class S35, payable quar-
terly-Fuel 81. and no other extra charge.
The Session iciH Commence .uonday, October the
5.h.
sept eG-2wt MAURICE FITZ GIBBON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28
HUBBARD & GARDNER

II ODDhhD " GAhJN Elk
Iinve reeefred their FaH nPpiy Of GOODS, an.
noW offer for saie
$4,000 nsat Of sn .%oss
most of which were made To order
$500 pair plantation shoes, city made and wsr.
ranted good
3o0o sides soul leather
$50 do russell and wax upper leather
"a dozen wax calf skins
~ do kip do
% do white and coloured lining skins
20 do russell sheep do
9 40 hatters' lining do
3 do hog do
lGs boxes mems fur hats
do boys do do
70 do mems aud boys wool hats
8 do do black & dIab do round crown
20 dozen childrcns morocco hats
- do mems and boys fur caps
81 nests hair and seal skin trunks
COO realms wrapping paper
% do do do, large SIZE
l72 do writing and letter do
% boxes Whittemores cotton and wool cards
do o~mInon cotton cards No 10
700 lbs. shop Irvine
26O0 do shoe thread in balls
IS Goz. black oil vaTnish
% do boot and shoe lasts
gross cup blocking
30 dozen Webstrrs spelling books
10 do Emcrson's razor straps
Leading lines, boot cord, web, &c.
sept 28-eu9tif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28

DtED on sunday evening Miss FiIsABETH A. MDD lrox
uat''et n NaP' WIN Middleton The friends and acqlant
a"ces of the family requested attend the Funeral from
the residence of her father Rockets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28

'fmends Jor a broken heari.-!n a suit for breach
of PROMISE of marriage, at the circuit sitting in this
city, on the nth inst verdict of fire hundrcd dol
h'S, was rendered for the female plaintiff The
pamilii Is nea. 4C years old the defendant little
20. C1UCn,, ai
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28

The New York Commercial Advertiser of Thurs
Gay contains the reply of our Minister at Mexico,
the Hon. Joel X. Poinsett TO the Renonstrnpcc NJ
the State of Mexico To the General Congress- solic-
ing hIs expulsion from the Republic of Mexico
Ihe Reply Is nearly two columns Of the CONNIE rcal
ana Is written with great spirit and boldness of ex-
preston Besides the state of Mexico two of tho
other States sent in similar remonstrances The pro
position for expulsion was lost in Congress by vote
Of 23 to 10.
Capt. Frye of the brig Osgood, at New York from
Sardinia, spoke off the Western Islands about the
10Th August, ship Good Return, 30 DAYS from New
Bedford, with a whale along side. Was informed
that the Portuguese and Brazilian squadroas were off
Angra, and that battle was daily expected. Tho
Peak OF Pico bore \. L. about 30 miles
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-28

:, inc merchants of New York have presented to
Hugh Maxwell, Esq. late District Attorney sunerb
silver Vase, sin testimony the ability, fifmness, in
duStry, perseverance, and public spirit exhibited by
HIM IN the discharge of his official duties" The
weight oil the Vase 10 357 ounces, andrs cost $1,000