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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

YihGINiA: Atru!es, holden in the clerk S Office oi the
superior court OF chancery for the Richmond district
the fh day ofJuly 1899 john Forbes ESQ executor Of
the last viii and testament Of William l. Myers dec pit
against James Scott, or OF John Leslie set md
his surcties James Shiphard, William Mckenzie, David
Bdrc'' ysSauiuel Irving and James b. Scott, dfs.
The seize aci1s awarded in this being
on the defendant Samuel Irving ard he having
ms appearance and given security according
assembly the Jules of this court appearing v salts
factory evidence that he is nha country
is ordered that the said defendant appear on the
hrst day OF the next and shew against the
revival sought by the said process; aud that eony Of this
order he forthwith inserted in uewspa per published
in the city of Richmond for successively aud
posted at the front door ofIhe iol, said civ
6i copy. rrste, VIM. G. PENDLErov, c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

JAMES HOWl N'TT,
PETER F. BO.SSEAU,
AiEXR. GIBBS,
JOHN C0GBUL,
WM. Il. JOHNSON,
JOHN w. JONES,
JOSEPH DUDLEY,
JOIN r. WALKER,
THOS. +. BURFOOT,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

dee - eaw3w
AAKNEgS BANK or yI8GINIA.-TIc nnnrrl
,n,l"s o. the Stockholders o the election Directors
held on "wednesday, the 9Th day of puuary next
ID Dec. ls28.--lItc WI NGKERyls, Cash'r.
A EREEN BJI.L SEMINARY VIII lie opened Tor the
l'i OF December vacation OF month Will br given in
the summer The subscriber s continues 10 keep an a,ss
ANT me course OF instruction viii embrace the atm and
English languages, the Elements ct Geometry Geography with
s use Of the Maps aud Globes and all minor branches OF
t""'1uon Tuition OF Latin scholars S25 English scholars S5;
ods So per am"n Strict attention viii be gwen pre-
e.ye he morals aud health OF ~; Students aud advance
then studies JOHN HALES.
EMAIE SCHOOL, School viii DO opened ON the
irs' oiJan"ary next At the residence the subscriber ia,
M N "I Ne" Nent under the care OF Miss Elizabeth acon.
All the branches of GOOD English education will be- taught and
Wiv"Gd attention gwen 70 the manners and morals OF those
connie" 10 hcf care II WI he exclusively ortenlles, and
limited 10 fourteen Forms for boar, and tuition for n session
Of ten months 800 onehaf to he paid tire 18th dav of
August me balance ON tine 9Th OF December There will I've
vacation from the 18th OF August 10 the 18th Of October
- JOHN Il. CLJiION.
Rosln, Nov 10Th, 1e29. wst
as 4. WARNER ". FIlICTI.-As You are a nom re.
4'0 Sden OF Virginia md have agen, known me- TAX
notice that shall Al the following places and periods VIZ: ut
teLS Tavern, Cumberland county, Va the first Saturday m
January next at William Newion's IT, Buckingham county Va,
ON the third Saturday IN said January next al Crenbu
Green county Nv tle 10Th of Jan proceed take the
dispositions and adavts or un witnesses To e read as eyi
dence III suit in the county of Cumberland in chancer
IN winch am p'9rh and you and others defendants.
nov l9-w5t JOHN P WILLIAMS.
To Planters If Tobacco on James RiUer.
NOTICE is gwen, that all Tobacco intended for Shockn.
Warehouse, arriving in the basin, WILL il desired he re.
ceed into the IRE Toot Warehouse the subscriber irontn
the BASIN and adjoining ShochP, free of expense ofdayage
aud receipts granted 10y the Inspectors Shocko without fur
Their expense To the owner (vhen called or inspection or sam
ping than would occur 1t were delivered INTO Shoe
aG Ample Insurance. has been effected upon al stored
IA tne mouse above named W. /. MORRIS.
rules holden in the clerks Office the county court OF
N King & Queen the 9th OF October 1928: Philip b. Pen
aeon pit against Nathaniel Crane and Peyon Crane dts
Is CHANCFET.
The dondants not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according 10 the act of assembly and the miles
THIS court and tappearmg by satisfactory evidence that tley
a'e not ha'aui ~ tins state Is ordered that defendants
90 appear Fe on the second Monday III january next and
The bin Of the plaintiff and thai a copy of this he
nrwrh inserted IN some newspaper published the CITY OF
hcm9n o' vo months successfully, and posted the font
door OF the court house Of the said county.
So' Aco?y. Teste, ROBERT POLLARD, ir. u. c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

IFAKEEEsS BANK or YI8GINIA.-Thc anuuni
m'cms 9'the Stockholders, fr the election for
me bank, and for 'o Offices Discount Deposit viii he
heid on Wednesday the 9Th dsy nf y ouuary next
"a Dec l828-iltc WI. NEKERNtS. Casl'r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

VIRGINIA. At rules holden in the clerks office Of tho
superior court Of chanceTy for the Richmond district
he fn day OF August, 1928: Levi Swain, pit. Ggdins
John "a. Gamble. James Scott, jr William Mayo, William
Mehnzc, Robert Jennings, Samuel Scott aud other dts.
TIE defendants Ro. Jeuuings and Samuel Scott, not
having entered their appearance aud given security accor
drg To- the act of assembly the rules this court aud
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they ire not
mhab"nts o this county; il is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here day Of tile ne xt m
and answer he hill of the plaintiff that n copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in souc ne spaper published
~ 1 cay oil k'eh"ond Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY. and
posted at the front door OF pi,o in the said citv
u Acopy. Testr, WIN. q. pENDLEToN O. a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

w '"b FRINTING " "crtc' n te WINS ofiro
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

VikGlNiA At rules, hoden in the clerks office of the
superior court Of chancery for the Richmond di.trict
the 4h day of August, 1928: William Megginson, plt
Ggdns Robert Hershey, admor Of Joseph C. Meggiuson
aud Philip Duval, dts.
Inc defendant Philip Duval not having entered his
appearance" ana gwen security according the
assembly aud the rules of this court nd il by
satisfactory evidence, that he is nha bitaht of this
country ordered, that the said defendant do appr
here on the first day Of the term nd Tho hill
q" the pa'n; and that copy of this order forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city OF Rich.
o' Tor TWO months SUCCESSFULLY aud posted the front
hoor of tho capitol, ia the said ciiy
bl copy. TeSte VIM G. PEyprrroS =, 4,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-09

Cor'r,iuoe
of tine isoir-i
of Trustees
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VlRGtNiA Al rules, holden in the clek's oCce nf b1
superior court Of chancery for the Richmond disttc,
the an day Of August 1925 Edmund Walls, pit oga,ns
"nnnam ~ F"ushee and James Rawlings, dts.
The defendant William " Foushre moi I'm WING e,,s,s,
ms appearance Hnd given security according 10 the &c,
assembly aud the rules Of this court, and il In
>'sl"c'"iy eV"ence thdt he is not inhabant th
country IT is odc'ed' that the said dele ut do appea
mere on the first day Of the tern and tho b
Of the plaintiff; anA that copy Of this order be 6,uiti
inserted III some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
nn' Tor two months successfully and posted al the from
door "i the capitol, in the said city.
81 A copy. Testr, WEI G. Prxntrrov r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29
Fon ruE BrcnuoND WIG.

RIcHMoSD, June az.
Yesterday evening woiscd over the whole Of tho
grounds around the Capitol which had not done for
more than twelve months rest and WINS surprised 10
see the gross neglect manifested in relation 20 every
tpihg' me trees, especially seem to hive boon ut
tcry neglected "
III the superintendent were to view tho groun.e
around The Capltol at Washington, he would soon be
reminded oil iils matt ention and ignorance Mr. Fay
tho superintendent, permits smear of orass ~,
appear within three feet of the Of the trees; on
the contrary, the ground near the roots of tho tro,
Is kept constantly free from graes by small hoe
ana inc earth SO oosened by it, that every drop OF
rum, uud even the dews, may nourish them
There has never been failure ON his onrt IF rho
,oA"fMht growth OF any tree or flower planted by
nun ana tho varieties OF each arc almost infinite
ne taAes pans not only to procure from every lacc
we hnest forest trces plants, and flowers nat to pro-
tect thc alter having incurred the labor OF selec
lioh ana cnltlvs,Ion His vigilance, in preventing
ahy injury Is rcessant, and very coinrucndablc
"a superintendent ought only To posse So knowl
edge ot Botany, but great taste IN The slociop of
the aTdcles adapted To the Soil, and climate md
'N WIN oest contribute To ornament city, and 10
CRAFTY the eyes OF the VISITORS
n tie be deficient IN these qualities bo ouch, -,os,
ccrt1iniy 20 be dismissed. ] saw tho coptrne, no
tween the attention and taste dspayecd by the mn
Ped'ahce OF tie grounds around the Capitol ut Wash.
a'oh una nose at Richmond, with painful glance
10 one VINO feels deep interest in the prosperity and
Improvement IN the appearance of CITY in which he
once resided tor many years. Ii made me rnrIsn.
coiy to perceive the visible decay oil our venerable
Oafitos III Is FAR supt; ior n it's siyle of arch;tcr
tute 10 that at Washington. Let the model he nrc
served, aud The building destroyed for the money en-
pended FOR repairs annuy made since It's erection
"ou' nave ouilt AZ least ten cHp OLE superior TO the
present The materials Of which il was cors.ructad
and its execution are manifestly worse thnu nnv
have ever seen, and have travelled very oyteuaiya
ly through the United States
KNOW not the name of the Superintendent, Q. the
names or the persons whose duty il is to see that his
duties are not neglected, and therefore have not been
prompted III making these remarks bv unv irnyro-
pcI motives; on the contrary, have made them With
regret, ind hone sincerely that they will he s,,,arv
III thcH ehects. PAUL. PRY, Jr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RICHMOND.
ARRIVED


Steamboat Columbus, Turner from Baltimore, and
Twelve hours from Norfolk, with sundres TO w F
nlleou Sheppard, G W Mitchell Burrell M c
Lakeland, Peytos, Ribble, II Green s Myres
q Co., M Holhns, Rogers e. Harrison. Luche &, ST.
ger; w NJ Swoope, Workman e. Mnprudcr, Walker
q Booth, Cunningham, and to order. Passed at
ME creek Schr. Washington Barge Benedict at
nrents Mill Reach, Ship Brunswick, Briggs Ceres g.
l anne; Schr. Isaac w Morris, and 2 fore and aft
schooners at Warwick, oil bound ND.
10 Scott &, Fry. vs." ''''
Schr Swiif. lanes, from Baltimore, via Norfols
end City Point. ~" -'''"
S:hr Mary Ann, Harper, from New York. with
snndries to Triplett &. Johnson, Scott &, FRY w
Rowlett, and others. ''
SchT- Alice s. Mary, Franklin, from New Yorh,
Schr Rielrnond, Corson, 4 days from Newark,
IN. J.) with ballast.
Schr. Isaac w Morris, Townsend, from New YORK
with ballast. ''' -''" -''"'
Sioop Lady Washington So,ners, DAYS from New
ork, with snndries. 70 Davenport, Allen g. Co. and
:, NoRTorK, June a7.--Arrived, schrs Eleanor
Morss, Philadelphia, s DAYS bound TO Pe;crsbnrr.
New York. s'''' >'"Ae
Sailed brig Ontario. Curtis for Richmond sch,e
Jew, DE Forrest for Baltimore, and Wasbing,on,c
Large, Benedict, fer Richmond.
MY, hEm YORK. Jone 2i-cleased ship Richmond Crab,ree
o Ativsa 'es,s Richmond Packet Knapp days from Rich
"G ma annarca, iDgerson do do.
LySIoN June 2o-Anived, brig Trader Hobby and shire
sel Ialerne, Philips New York. Price: and Amanda Han
all from Richmond 9' ~ ''"' "e''
JUNE e5.-Ciearcc srllrs Chrscr6eId ps,.,,. p;.,,
fairFiay, Ireland do ~ i'0 avs
Below o. 3 ship Naiehcz ships and brig
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29
With sentiments Of great respect and esleou we
MR.. CLAYs REPLY.

. N5HLAND, Muy II, 1879.
Gcnticmtn' II am inexpressiby mortified in being
obliged, from the occurrence Of unexpected circurn
stances, To postpone a visit which both prvnic bue.
ness md the desire 10 soc my fellow citizens Of Rus
scvilio and Logan County had prompted me TO re.
solve to make, during this month In being thus
compelled therefore TO decline, for the present &c
ccpting the friendly invitation to pubp cn,crtnin-
ment, communicated IN your letter Of the Sd INST
bog you to assure them Of my deep regrets Of my
grat scnsbliiy TO this testimony ofthcir attach
ment md confidence, ard Of my determination to-
wards The close Of the carly in the cnsrinc
auum, 70 enjoy tho qualification Of seeing them "a
my life and health are spared 7 will take care 10
inform vow in due season Of tho time of my arrival
az tuvscyllc, that may have anopportuity ofmcet.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29

BALTIMORE, June 2I.
IyoUr.-'Vhc Flour market continues TRANQUIL and
the transactions Of the week have been only of mode
rate extent. On and previous TO Wednesday So los
OF toward street Flour, including one parcel of 200
barrels, were made at Sc % per barrel cash On
Thursday, however, the price recsdcd fraction
ond lot of 100 barrels was sold Mt Sc 10 81 cash
and another lot of $50 barrels ut Sc ~ % cash On
the same day lot sold So per barrel cash bn,
the sale we are Informed wHs effected under circun1
stances winch make It no criterion of the market To-
day lot OF 2) barrels sold at S. 12J cash. Holders
we lind are willing To sell ut that price while como
demand small fraction more; We therefore Ouote tho
cash store price of Howard street Flour al Sc I2G
IS 1894 Until Wednesday inclusive the wagon price
was ABOUT 50 IL p per barrel but on Thursday il
declined to Sc and so continues to-day.
Two parcels offrcsh ground CITY Mills Flour ba,,o
been sold ths week the first at S. per barrel on co
days credit without interest and the other at sc on
months without interest. The latter rate nav be
considered the fair market price and our cash oioto
ton for this description is therefore put down nj e.
81 2. small lot sold to-day for cash at QUO.
tation.
In tho carly part Of the week parcel nf 900 barrels
Susquchnpna Flour was sold nj s6 on 60 da VS. with
out int9rcst Parcels Of this description have since
been offered at s. 10 cash. without meeting purcba-
scrs. The price being at present rather undeturmn-
cd we ouait orr quotation.
Sales of 600 barrels Potomac Flour, in bad condi-
ton, were made this wceI at So 10 cash.
Grdip.--Wn have 20 note material decline in the
prices Of wheat. On "Wednesday lot of35OO bush
els very prime Susquehanna West Branch Wheat
weighing 6 50 lbs. per bushcl, was sold at q g.
lhs lot was considered superior 10 any river wheat
sold during the season. Sales Of lOe Of North Branch
Susquchnuna, weighing so So lbs. were also made
at 90 100 cents per buShol, The average decline
IN this description, since tins day week. is at least
to IS cents per busbe About the middle Of the week
some parcels OF old Maryland rcd and Lawler wheat
sold at 81 % per Gusel; but the price has since
fallen aud to-day sale Of good red Il Shore wheat
was made az 100 cents. Tho certainty Of an abun-
dan harvest, md the near approach ofsuppies ofthc
new crop connected With tho fact Of dull and dccn-
mig foreign markets for brcadstuns appear 70 be the
cause Of The present inaction and decline in the
wheat market hero. We quote day, fair Maryland
red and iawler Wheat al 20 a % cents per bnshol
and good parcels az 95 a 100 cents. parcel of new
carly rarc-riPe white Wheat from the Rsppahsnnock
cfoScecnt quality, has retchcd the market the price
demanded for which is 81 So pcT bushc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29
ing as many OF my follow citizens as may be conye-

ing as many OF my fellow citizens as may be conve-
nient
should neglect the impulses of greatfhl heart If
did not express to you, gentlemen as the rcpresen-
tatves, on this OCCASION of the people of Russeyile
and Logan, my respectful acknowledgements for the
nattering and friendly sentiments with which you
have accompanied your kind invitation: Concurriny
with You in the respect and Difference which are due
20 the VIII of the majority of the nation rs recently
Expressed Is some consolation to me, for the post
ponomenf which have found myself obliged to make,
that, IN seeing you at a more distant period more
time viii have been allowed for the subsistence of tia
lass'ons and preJudices by which the late contest
was characterized, and for the deliberate exercise of
calm aud unbiased judgments. am further consoled
by the reflection that visit TO you after the cleo
lions IN August cannot be nisinteTpreted into pur-
pose, on my part. to influence their results.
pray You, gentlemen, TO accept the tender cf my
cordial respect and esteem.
Respectfully your friend and Fellow Citizen,
II. CLAY.
Mcssrs. WALTER JoNEs,
II. P. BRoApSAx, &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29

ti7rdt7 The following lcttor from our attentive
and intelligent correspondent at Havana came 10 US
Yesterday 10y way OF Charleston. A notice of some
o. the facts mentioned therein has already reached us
through an eastern port.-l B0h q. finer.
"lLvANA, June Cd, 1890.
- is now currently ruEouf ed that General Bareds
VINO arrived from Cadiz III the Correo extraordinary
VIII proceed immediately Yucatan with about 1000
troops which Will no doubt be equal to its conquest
nat iroVlnco will become the depot Of supplies nd
troops Tor more formidable enterprise against Vera
SEuZ una heXico, In support OF which large force is
expected IRON SPAN. and large reQuisition Will
DC made upon the forces DOW in this Island The
squadron OF Com. Inborde will of course co.onerete
with the military forces and blockade the coast OF
mexico The inquiry tor transports has already BEGUN:
Is thought that twelve will be wanted at once The
D'@TI0 OIL THIS morning announces the fact that Flour
coming from SPAN III foreign bottoms shall nav 371 per
cclI UPON Sl< oO, and one per cent. 6uian.G Flonr
rom oahtdnd9F 10 American vessels will therefore nav
"a - per barrel. Thls seems an arbitrary measure
oy tue lntendant, butt will be enforced and il il said
ne has Royal orders to impose the duty From Key
" est we have no news OF wrecks. Frcm The coast Of
Cuba no news Of piraces
June 6-Preparations are going on for tho eype
oitoh against Canpeachy IL is supposed j, will do
part on the las: ofthe present month The new duty
imposed on Spanish -four has produced no chrnge in
avof OF the article, ana the large stock Of America
unu spanish flour IN market, amounting to about
Soooo barrels and the large cargoes expected from
SPAN, exclude hope that for some time Baltimore
ahc Philadelphia -four wall pay profit.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29

,.,n..,
On Briday nisbi. sual OGDEN house near the
od PRESBYTERIAN Church took fire. and the flames got ,r
before the alarm was given, the engines could come up
Wnen they did arrive they demonstrated the perfect safsy
~hch any city may enjoy from FIRE protected by a sufficient
number of active and well organized companies IL was
ae 10 save the house, though the fire in
very aet OF contamination Tile house occupied by
r An thony as grocery, and he fortunate enough 10
IA ve all CT of It's conientJ. Az O6sTRTEc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29
WAsuINGvoy. Juno OF

IN, WARRINGTON, (une &c.
The case ofthe United States Vs. Watkins. sill
occupies the attention OF the Circuit Court for this
oistnct; The motion for instruction by the Court
10 the Grand 1ury vas yesterday argued by Mr.. Key
1asor o, u, nhd by hlr. Jones, In part, in reply.
found by the Grand Jury against the accused
Sr' Southland, late Secretary ofthe Navy, has ar
The Grand Jury
>, JUNE o.
In The Circuit Court Of the United States for this
DstTct yesterday, the argument spon the motion of
Nr' hey TO instruct the Grand Jury continued bv
hr. Jones and concluded bv Mr. Coxe ON rhe nar,
oil the accused Mr. Swami has the floor TODAY.
and Mr.. Key will follow.
The discussion of yesterday, we arc told for VIC
were not prcseni) was quite animated and piqunnt
I.Nt-t. Int
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29

The gold mines of r.. Carolina promise TO prove
tber'chcst on the new contiApt the old Juiicous
observers reasoning from analogy, and pieces Of ma
tive gold picked up ut various places and times Oh the
surface, between the Roppahonnock aud Roanoke
think thu the region of Virginia equidisnnt from the
mountains and tide water also rich in this precious
metal. II the account OF tie width of the mine in
Davidson county $50 feet) be correct ond its wealth
prove proportonate TO its BREADTH it far surpasses
That of Brazil and Peru Capital and enterprise are
turning their attention to working these mines. The
gold mines in China have never been allowed 10 be
worked, and some think this the least evidences
the wisdom which has presided over the rule of that
ancient and extraordinary people The history Of the
world certainly shows that tho people possessing the
precious minerals IN greatest superiority, are not
those whose condition has BEEN most cluraed ~
Them Spain and Portugal ready illustrations Of
tho remark. Their pristine power and greatness va
ntshcd when they Possessed themselves of the metal
ifc wealth of Mexico, South America and the East
ind since they have been little better thun hewers Of
wood and drawers Of to other nations. So NAV
n not be with fellow citizens of North Carolina
bot rather may their gold prove succedancum for
their bank paper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29

The Philadelphia Gazette ITSELF ind states
that I. p. Moore, ('Frce Tom") Minister to Colon.
TIA, Is native of Pirgin;a and of Philadelphia
7rs II preyiously statcd.-Scvcn cities OF Greece,
maintained, long and memorable contest for tn,
6onor Of having given birth to Homer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29

Ihe scant supplies OF Corn at market this week, md
receipt OF eastern orders for the article have caus
been made ut ID cents, and Of prime ut az cents We
quote the range OF the market to-day at az cents for
ordinary TO % cents for prime parcels We balieye
however that the arrival any considerable supplies
would dePress the Price.-E.4merioan
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29

MARRIED, OF Wednesday evening, G4ih instant.
ny tho Rev. John Kerr, Mr.. joins TYLER, to Miss
MARIETTA DESsIs. all Of this city.
MSltNIED, on the 25tb inst. by che Rev WIN J. Ann.
strong, Mr. ALvA Curtis Miss HArRlEr AXy dauphrr q,
Nallianlri Charlsr ESQ all tls ci.r- 60
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29

The Now York Mercantile states that rho Gy,,;I;nr
government has agreed to pay the sum of 500 600
tor the snip Spcrmo, of that port and cargo-S2o 600
Tor The vessel, and $4,000 for the cargo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29
ITEMS.

Com. Rodgers, Loummi Baldwin. u. S. Engineer,
and Capt. Turner, arrived at Norfolk from Peusaco-
- On Monday last in the o. 8. ship Erie. We are
glad to hear verbally contradiction OF the report
That President Jackson meant to lay Com. Rodgers
ION tie shelf" en- suspicion of Anti Jacksonisp.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-29

m NouroLK, Jane 81.
On Thursday tie Court of Alderman met at the
Town Hall and elected TKoNAs WrLJIAmsoS. ESQ
Mayor OF this Borough.