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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27

HAVE received by the lat packet "a lorge sup.
Ladies lasting doubled ,arnprd spring wsls;np shoes
Do do French slippers. very superior
DO do American do with and Without heels
Do goat ska slippers, tho latest fashion, for slu-
MGR walking shoes
GHQtlcmcns superior boots, square ard round Tors
DO DO light dress shoes do do do
DO do goat skin pumps. 10 do do
DO do c7lf~S,a do Do do do
10 morning slippers raTiUus colours
Misses colourcd and black lasting and MOROCCO slip
pcrs, the greatest variety ever in this cit,
Boys calf skin hootocs and shoes, double lincd
DO light calf skin and seal skin dress shoes
Chiidrcn's leather shoes and bootccs
Do lasting and morocco bootecs and shoe. ,r
every color and shape:
together with every other article Of boots. hootrcs
ana shoes That can be made, and all Of them Of their
own manufacture.
large assortment Of seal skin and hair trunks
Leather travelling trunks, with iron frames and
patent locks
Carpet travelling haps
Very handsome and superior made fancy norocc,
trunks
Day d Martins backing, and orro supply Of
paste BACKING
Goud's real Japan sponge blackrr ut o. cents
Tcr bottle
Patent spring punch plycns
SILK and cotton brads
No. black ribbon
ana large supply of 2crGs cheap l,aiicd and pee.
GU pocts and "hi snrIcr pumps, it UIe store cor
ner OF Main ana TEL streets
mar %
~ !CB PRlHjl.,G s..-,-.c- :. tas W big lille
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27
II7tst Sac Of Lmaa an i|enrlco

l|HSt Sac Of Lma1 an it2rlco.
virtue and in pursuance Of deed os trl, a,.,,
~ I'D day of March, 1926, aud admitted 70 re- m / - -
county coisi clerks Gee on tie 18th ofAarcn Ia -
ch TO me by iho'nas honnnnn of the CITY OF i 60
Grce'se 10 secure to Richard Whitfield ire payment o. . c,;
"eH III the said deed netnnlcai snail as re.c,rd , a.
sa richard Wite', the inst day n April next if Gir =
NOT on me ncNt lar day, before lc door Inc Union IJol -
usc'y % Richmond exposco sale public auction for
"ey CERTAIN tract OF land in de said deed mentioned contain
S acres lying and being IN Hcnrico
~ bounded, by the a'S late of William Gariet eceneF
Gondc deceased lois; TfitS tiL,t. ' VI 'tsEl'
''' '"'' '''"''@"' Isz"- Mach !G-i
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27
THO. 3. BIGGER.
GRAND CoMcNREs.

0&AxAESO SSEN SERI,
iN X. & MRS. PEARMAN respectfully inform
I'VE the Ladies aad Gentlemen of Richmond, that
they Will have the honour of giving Concert on
Monday evening the 30th inst. when they will ~.
kindly assisted by Dir. Parnell.
FIRST.
Fantasia-NIrs. Pearman, on the Piano Forte with
an oblgato accompaniment oil the VIOLIN by
MIR. Parnell.
Song--NIr Pearman, 'sThe McGrogors' CATHERINE
written by Sir Walter Scott, A. Lee.
RraVura--Mrs. p. THE soldier tired of wars
aiarms,', DIR. Arne.
Duett-Mr Mrs. F. Though you leave me
now IN sorrow" Scotch air.
Ballad-Mr. p. ''My bonnie lass now turn to
me-" A Ica
New Bnilad-Mrs. P. ''White and rcd roses
!. Barnett.
Aria Bufo--Mr. P. Here I am Barber, aid
Dentist and FactOtuIn," translated from the
Italian expressly for Mr.. p by S. Chapman,
Es1l. and originally sung by him at the En-
gish Opera House, with an obligato accom-
panmcnt on the Piano Forte by Mrs. p
a. Rossini.
SECOND.
Solo on the violin by Mr.. Parnell.
Ballad-Mr. p. "Oh no, We never mention
her. Bishop.
riations, originally sung by Mod Catnla-
nj, in London and Paris, Rocbsn.
Duett-Nr. and Mrs. P. "When little farm
we keep, Mazzinghi.
song-Mr. P The Peasant Boy" arranged
expressly for him, A. Leg.
songg--Sir: p. "on the banks of Allan Wa
ter Scotch Air
Duett---Mr. aud Mrs, p. "NYl!cn thy bosom
beaves sfgh,' Braiain
Grand Scena---Mr. p. ''The description of a
Play III whic.. he Will introduce his cele-
brated limitations of various Instruments,
mar 90 Pearman.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27

T!e committee having mad the to them unde
for some time reported the following resolutions
i Resolved, That in the opinion of this meeting William
seymour suitable represent us i'm the convention
10 M ned the city of Richmond ext as one of the
eesses from the Senatorial District composed of the cou-
Ties OF Hampshire, Handy, Berkeley aud aloisa,
I'd Resolved That use our best ,3, u, e,sre ,,o
election of William Seymour delegate 10 said conver,o,
81 Resolved, That VIII operate wi the other coun
ueS Composing said Senatorial District election of such
pcisos as maybe by such other counties the per-
sons so nominated being friends of reform - g.
4sh Resolved, that the chairman appont committee will
power to correspond the subject our delepa,on in
vention with such other rs NAV he apnoted Inv
any other meetings this Senatorial District Viii, similar
powers. ~ ~ '''
Wherenpon the chairman appointed Messis Gamble Nc
.lechon, HIeen hodewel Samiels and John Mulon-And
motion, Nlessrs' George Cunningham George Fisher aud
e chairman of this meeting added to the co,nmutee
ot Resolved That Tire editors Of newspapers nuhJsed
IN winchester and the editor of the Martinsg azet,e he
requested to publish the proceedings this meeting m their
respective papers " ~
9th On motion, Resolved That the editor of the Const,
IN Getting. PS' Vi u'iS
Which resolutions being severaly read were adopted
:, WILLIAM HEATH, Chairman
CT b. SAMvILs Secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27

press of other matter prevents the insertion Of
Gen Dades reply to an nterrogator, on the subject
OF his opinions on the State Constitution
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27
TRUST SALE

4 N virtue I'll a deed Of trust executed by James
Brown dated on tho 29th day of October. 1s9l
ana OF record IN the Office of the county court of
hcnrico the subscribers trust ees viii on the fre
noon OF Ihursoay the Sth day OF this present month
Se Ut auction OF the premises, the brick dwellings
mousse ana appurtenances the north side of Cary
or - street, next below the lumber house of Ir.
" imam Uliliat. This property extends on the street
os ieGt ard ITS boundary back from the street will
pe shown on the day of sale. by The tenor Of ;be
dced OF trust the property was to De sold ON crei;t
pui Or. Brown consents that shu be sold for COST
and to evidence that consent he will ioin tho tn
yes III dteu 10 the purchaser, it VII therefore b,
soiu Tor cusi. CHAR LES COPELAND
mar = CHARLES !. MchlURDO.
Inc lower story OF the house is we'll calculated for
commission business the second story is divided nt
tFee rooms and large closet and the attic story ar
Rrretl divided into four rooms end q, closet 'l,a
pacti buildings are OF brick: and covered witt slate
Oh account Of the badness of the weather toda,
ene a,ove sale Is postponed until EiOfsDA the
Setii instant II II o'clock
CHARLES COPLAND
Iihr i9-td' CHARLES J. AIcAiITRUD
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27

u Some OF the friends OF General Winfield
scott, have seen Well meant paragraph in the Wing,
inv!ting Public Dinner to be given in this city, TO
tat distinguished Ohcer.-rhey believe that at this
moment 1t would be neither agreeable to that gen.
tienlan nor suitable to the occasion to manifest in
tins way, their high of his public services
They accordingly themselves for another
opportunity oftcstifying their sentiments.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27

o. We requested say, that Pol, will he oeued e..
Col ARTHUR INGnR,n of Tyler as Il mep,ber III
from that Convention District;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27

.ecoh at Ae s.rne CT an iSleal anion iouah yt,-
this sort of political orgazat;or takes place \, 1a,rav
throws supervising control the hands een who have
ana merit the condolences of the peoples is Obvious that
the system vicious that its viciosnes its tendency
10 peve and change the character of direct lis
ges; that 1t precisely that kind of power which men mos,
apt to misuse and that when becomes firmly fixed and
influence dused the people, most odous of ali oil
sarchie is the rssuan 9garchy of political managers and
the people, under the delusve semblance exercising their
most esmabe right do nothing go the EMMY
and Illuminating cereony OF raing the decree the sovereign
O.
The proposed plan is odous ALSO because denies the
city OF the people manage their concerns; while we CON-
tend that the people of all free been und com
peent to the selection of their highest nconares The
Splendid talent that has ruled England aud directed esl
mes for the century, in of her and odo
distncou has been elected the people, and has forced s
passage to power through hc House of the People" Pitt
Castereagh and Canning, owed their political elevation To the
peoples and whether for good evil few any, sa,csfuen
in modern times have exerted greater influence the current
Of human affairs And if we consult experience
this point and refer TO James Madison an, that he
was monument of the capacity of the people choose public
agents, and of the fraiity ofaiiy other reliance
ResoLucd, therefore, That the appointment, of deputies TO
recommend suitable persons represent this con-
venon depoc in its tendencies, aud involves ndirec,
diSsvowai OF the peoples capacity to govern themselves
eotued That the people competent management,
Oh their own matters, without tie ,lnec;os
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27

Sales of4 hhds tobacco at Joinson's Wurehou Sc
III Alaclerter, March s5th, 1929, which was the en-
tire sales of that day.
|. d. 3. l hhd. ut Sic 25,Iat 8 75.1at 10 20
| at 10 Qo--averagc SlI 1919.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27
~ MAELZEL'S EXHIBITION of III,

COnhagration of Moscow, the Automata Rope-dan-
GERS, Speaking Figures, &c. will, in consequence of
the unfavorablc weather during the past week and
at the request of number of persons who had been
thus prevented from seeing this grand and ingenious
spectacle before IFS removal to New York remain
open week lourc- a. fbc Museum.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27
FIRST Periodical Sale OF
DOMESTIC G0Qns

~ .NEW YORK,
q order OF the Manufacturers, to cou.nc,,,. ~
thursday, the second day Of April, at the ster.,
OF opoliprd, Iileston IL Co. i49 Water street am
continue from day to day until every article ON t.
catalogue is sold.
About one thousand packages of Goods will be Of
iereti; consisting of the following articles viz
ROOTS, SHOES HATS, Boz Nets, COT"TO> \
GOODS, sc. ~
S: II; 8. Co. intend to have psckozge sales of Do
s s.. hlanuacturcs N the months of April and
'1ttHnnef III each year, to embrace lie ,Iesr
seasons Tor business in the Spring and Fali Goods
VII DC received for the first Sale until the Goth ms
and liberal Advances made
Nataiosnes WI be readH and the goods arranged
N. HOFFMAN & SONS, Auctioncers.
mar LAT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27

by OTIS, DUNLOP = co.
GROCERIES.
On FtIDA", the 27th instant, at half past 10
O'Clock will be sold our auction store an assorc-
Inent Of Groceries. &c.
mar % D. d. Il CO. Aucls
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27
B1GGER'S OFFICE !
NEXT LOTTERY! +,

NEXT LO1TERY!,
Only IL ,430 Tickets.
Inc Washington City Lottery, Glass No. 6, will be drawn
Iffho .4FiERNOON, i'll Tie city of Washington and the
drawing received day after Tomorrow - -
- Number Lottery-6 Drawn Ballots
10000 DOLLARS CAPITAL PRIZE.
Tickets S5--Shares in proportion.
torcapi prizes and promp, payment call the Lottery
and Exchange Office OF
mar 81 THO H. RIGGPR
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27

List NIGHT BUT ONE!!
TE1E DEORAMA
mn be exhibited this eUening .narch 27kh anil on
SATURDAY. .Darch 2Sg
At THE THEATRE
Previous to the above, the Band will p1av several
tunes on various instruments, and will conclude tho
evenings entertainment in the same manner as pro-
posed in former bills.
" Tickets to be had o. the Box Office only. Box
so cents--Gall6ry Is cents. Children half price.
27
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27

III accoart OF the badness Of the weather to-day
els ahove sale Is postponed until MONDAY, the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-27

u Fob PNlHII,l; s~o,-.e. . lie Wig o.a-e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08
COMMERCIAL.
Prices of Produce in Alexandria ye,terdav.

FLouR.-The wagon prics of Flour, last week. rang
ed from IS o. l2a with the exception of We'd
nesjay and Thur,da,, when few loads were taken at
S IA, l6 and % Friday and Saturday the cur.
price O8 though some loads were sold as low
as S O5, and others high as 123 Gu. inspection
returns shew considerable Increase in the receipts
but also had unu>a! demand for the present-Large
sales made from stores. principally a, l21s S
IL A number of vessels loading, not having complrt-
ed their cargocs, accounts for the comparatively small
export as reported
The current wagon price yesterday was 5 O, though
as much as o. and II was paid. Wcheard of but
sale OF aou from stores, and that of fine -four at
cents lower than the previous rates Price asked
for SUPER from O5 to l245 % offered and refus-
ed.
Export for the week ending Saturday, the 5th inst.
$50 bbls. foreign.
Quanrt, inspected during the same period
Kng-s,rcct 1887 bbls. SIS half bbis
Wharf 875 292
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08
S2gxP - EWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA ID G.
ARRIVED. p4gcEMpER 6.

ARRIVED. D+CEMpER 6.
Schr Virginia, Holbiri, New York; freight for the
District Passed Of Matthias Point, schr. Potomac,
Bears, t"r this port
Schr Isaiah, Rowland, boards and shingles 10 John
Bryan < co,
Schr Farmers Daughter, Kecne, Philadelphia, via
canal, frcigh, for the District.
Steamer Columhs, Mitchell, Baltimore; passengers
and freight for the hi irict
Sram-packet Fred, ricksburg, - J. jenkins, Bait.
NOR; Passengers sid freigi for the District.
Dee 7-otcamooat Toiu'iEic, jenkins, Norfolk,
passengers
SAILED DECEMBER 7,
Steamboat FrtnsiiD, Nr,itt, Baltimore
Dec. 8-Sioop Diadema, Petit. Philadelphia.
Brig John Laird, fletcher Of this port, arrived at
New York fron Smyrna and Gibraltar on the 4h inst.
LEFT Al Smyrna, 24,h September U. S. s.oop of war
Lexington -,fHc and crr W all well.
Schr. Decatur, hehce for New York, put in'o Nor
folk, an the Alta inst IN ii stress,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08

letter from NJ ldrira OF hr % h Oct. re
received ny the -dito,s Of he NV York Jour-
nl ( Commerce, states hat" ,bs governor Of
ihr l-IanC, and the other Mguelitr authorizes
kn'wrng ,ha, he 10 h Regiment Of l"fI' Try
@a> incliGed TO Consliu onaIi vi, brined the
Ing bread 70 the troops, to poison the bread for
TIA 'eglm,nt. A hund,ed soldiers felt imme-
daes the Effects Of the prIson, who were Car
ned o the hospital" NJ dca'b, i is added,
had occurred from his Circumstance, aithoug h
many OF thu soldiers had Fl red greatly.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08
LARGE MEkrrxo OF MxncnAsrs On the

LARGE NEETINo OF MERcHANrs On the
Sd ms ,n', In Boston, a vtfy tub mee';, & Of
merchants md others was hid in rbr II Il Of
The Exchsng" Coffee House, TO oon>ider whe,h-
T reinc"strance shoud ne prep red aud sent
10 the Presid,n, and Scpa,e OF the Un;ted
States aga1ns, the apprinIm,nt Of David Hen
shave 20 be Collector Of tue Porl Of Boston.
Asa P"2oouy was called TO tie chair, and
}. Is Richard>oo appointed Secretary; a"d
acommit'ee Of five, consisting Of Da,,d Lee
Child, Henry Williams. joseph. H. Dorr, 10
shua Blake, and Enoch Sisbre, were appoint, d
- refo't : remembrance TO be ufrred 10 the
citizens Of Boston and Crar, stown for their
NSnAurcs, against the appointment Of Mr.
hrnNhaw The committee repor,ed remon.
Nance, which was unanimously accepted. ID
acom'nittee chosen TO offer il for sigua u,es
lhe Boston Bulletin Of W ednestia,; spes kia g
'''h's meeting says it is by no means d party
measure; Iut is he Spontaneous movemen Of
ma great body oft 1Iizens Of Boston who
S" themselves degraded by the circumstances,
'N through the influence OF deception anu in
''Sue, peculiarly obnoxious individual has
'ssn Entrusted with high public service so
Immediately connected with their interests"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08

7, appears that the principle of Reform"
,0,ot be carried into the lie : islattve branch Of
n, Government. The House Of Representa-
,,,;,s, Yesterday, with considerable unan,mi'v,
~. ,lec,ed al their old OfficeIs, noIwi,hs'and
n, some Of them were Revolutionary Ulcers,
and al Of them faithful sersanls-two crimes
no, very pardonable in the eyes OF our imma
,.i,,. Jackson rulers. Ne should hirk This
,,:her ooe- sided Flap at the principle Of Re-
I'm, vii lot be very palatable the" povers
.b,r br"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08

Who viii be ne Frank Mas e. General hi.
wa3 We make this enquiry 10 sober esrnes'.
Nj Y4ncy, Of K,ntucky. subscrihes for he
thousand copies of the Pes druts Message
iom DIFF Green's ufh Z; MIR MUcnrli, of Nj
VIand Tor five hundred; and many o h,r IT he
& Cd ard .r.e men ior Ike pa ii les. |, will
B. s,ilenI, from this, thai The ofi is r, aly no
sirrcu e, aud that must be flied. We have
no doub', however, tbs, he "gteat rrpu niic N
parry" vi | mike suitable selection, vice Mr..
T. 5. Moore, translated to- ColumbIa.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08

M. WIcKLiEFh commenced opera IONS upon
lie work Of reform Yesterday, bot ",hr great
:-puh' lean party" would not bear him Out
H obj cted TO the member subscribing tor pa
psrs 4, he public expense. lie is half ,ish,,
but Notwithstanding, the reform was not ,e-
~ pal,'abir, aud therefore i, could not De
swallowed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08
TwEMTY-FIRSr CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION
MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1929,

AoNOaht H6CEhbEh 1907.
Both Houses met to-day
In the SENATE, after passing the usual orders
the election Of officers was postponed, and the
/ Senate adjourned
In the HOUSE, ati2 O'Clock, Mr.. NJ. ST. CLAIR
CLARK, the clerk, called hr roll, and 1872 ma m
brrs answered TO heir names. There being a
quorum, the House proceeded to the election
OF speaker. After Counting the ballots it APP.
peared there were
For Mr.. ANDREW STEVENSON, ls2
w. b. MARTIN, 81
The rest scattering.
MIR. STEVENSON having been elected Speaker
was Thea conducted to The Char, by Mr.. New
TON and addressed The house in a neat and per-
, ,iarr, speech
Some desuitory conversation took place on a
resolu ion presented by Mr. RAMSAY, concern
ing he re-rieo ton Of NJ. CLARK as clerk Of the
House. He subsequently, Withdrew il, and the
hoase p oceeded to a I for a clerk. Mr.. RAM
. SAY prop, sed Mr.. CLARK, & I, JOHNSON non-
mated VIRGIL MAxoY; on counting the ballots,
There "'Ir, for
NJ: ST. CLAIR CLARK ISs
VIRGrL MAxoY 81
Several Scattering
So Mr. CLARK declared duly elected.
JOHN OSWALD Dunn was elecled Sergenl a,
AIMS
There were several nomina ions for he office
Of Principal Donr Keeper. Capr BuRcH, II,
I. RANKIN, G. w. CLARKE and several others.
Cap. BuRcH, the former door keeper, was re-
elected by large majo'i'y.
OvERToN CARR was elected Assis,an, Door
Keeper.
Tn: oa'h of rfficc was administered 10 he
SPe aker by Mr.. NEWTON and by he Speaker
To the res, 81 the M ,nbr,s
On motion of Co. DRAYToN, of s. Carolir a;
comm'lce was appointed TO &C, in couunc
Il"h With committee of the Senqlc, 70 wait
u on the President, and inform MIN ha, the
NV Houscs h1d assemble d, and ar, ready to re
ctl,e any communication he may be prepare {
10 make.
The rules and orders Of the last House of
Repre- seutauvcs were adopted as the rules and
orders OF the prr~tut.
Upon The usual rno'ion to supply the Mem
5rts with newspapers not exceed NJ The price
Of three daily n~wspapets Mr. WIcKLirrE
opposed it--and, as ms Of testing The
sensr Of he House, moved rs postponemen,
but the House, by fargo maJ Iiry, refused TO
pos p"ue he rcsolu ion, ard passed II.
The House then adjnu'n TO meet tom, ow
at l2 o'clock
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08
1867 bbls 325 half bbls.
NETWORK acknowledgements

NETWORK NaRKEf-DEcEMBER S.
FLOUR Although there hs, been largci supplies of
Western the sales have bcen small, aud prices of New
York are without change slight reduction in Sou.
,hcrn Flour has been submitted to
GRAIN. Upwards of ~, 600 bushels of Western
Whoa, have been received during the week, which
ha, caus, decline Of from ~ cents per bushcl
In the early part of the week III was obtained,
but at the close, il settled down SOM par
cells of Virginia sod at los lo7 cts Rye has mpro-
we'd shade, and Is quoted a, IS 81 cts. riey has
advance from, }! t. cents and j. qaotcd It So cent,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08
MarsNa\'s sale

"I'I be sold, on Tuesday, the 22d day Of December
w merit at - O'Clock, the prem es tor cash. all
the right and title IF iiugh W. Minor 4" tht
TX IR3CT OF LIND
"54yg with all the improyeme ns thereon, contain.
S1GSS ing about ne hundred and sixteen acres, and
saSgss- bounded as follows:
ginning at the figure one, a stake near red oak,
corner of lot No l. N the old lne thence, with said
line south, and running with the lane SOUTH and bind
ing Chi!d's land the Of the sixty lot
of Philip ~. Minors part Of the same plot No. ,, and
devised the said r. ~. Minor BY his father George
Minor, deceased; thence, east III straight line, from
the lane tn plot, and dividing the said plot
No. between y u. Minor and the said Hugh W
Minor to three marked saplng. At the int rsection Of
Whtng's linz; thence, north. with Writings line, to
Simon somner' land. and bHdug on the said Som
mCrs land until il ntersects the land II Caleb Richards
heirs, TO a stake: thence, with The same land, west, to
chesrut the branch; thence, from the chesnu,
and binding the heirs of Richards, with the lane,
west to thr corner cfbcgnning.
Sold subject to the dover right of Mrs Hugh W
Minor, 10 satisfy two eXecution>One IN favor of Geo
Minor and Others; and the other in favor Of Joseph
ScwelI, use of Doctor William GunnelI.
II the purchaser fails to comply with the terms Of
SALE the land will be sold, and the FIST purchaser
held responsible for any deficiency that may arise i'll
conse quence of a second sale
C. SCOTT. ID. n.
For I, Ringgo!d .uarMa!
nov 81 -3taw,22dDec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08

From CADIz -fhe ship Chandler, Price,
anIycd yesterday h, Philadelphia, in 30 days
from Cadz. Capt p. reports that busine '.
VS. very duh wh~n he sailed. A numper OF
Blush vessels were in por' waiting 70, freigh'.
Al Oush Cadiz is nov called free port,
res,eis are subj, CT TO higher charges than for
me,iy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08

u,. SrsvENsoS's speech, which we are sor-
-. go could not procure in time for this mora
.,,,'s Gazette, was a very neat one. We shall
ly !, before our readers to morrow. There
-, no regular opposition TO Mr.. Stevenson.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-08
A hotter from Washington published in the

A l",t"r from Washington. published in the
R'c mn"d f Qn''er ssys:--
~ am inIor ned Ia horny | credit, tina,
the Secretary OF he Nsvy,will IN he annual ,e-
port from his ID par,meut, >ugges, some mods
III ario"s Of importance. H. ill commend
the number oinOvy yards 10 be reduced 'wo,
one IN he NorIganse', he o her IN ne Chesa-
pc ke: To he frs lha' a, & arb srnwn will be
retained as an appendagt; md 10 the So ord
that al ashing o., ID. c In. commis,i 10 rrrs
Of che Nay viii, it's undrrs God, favour these
arrangements"
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Col. Johnson Yesterday nominated VIRGIL
M,xcY f,r Clcrk OF the House. w, thought
me Great Republican Party" in Maryland
had reserved him Cor the hcxl Governor Mr..
Naxry, however, has his Chance for The later
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