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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-07
Nar shal's Sale

OF LANDS IN VIRGINIA.
RY virtue of a decree of the Superior Court of
- Chancery tor the Fredericksburg District pro-
nounced on the 9TH day of May. $685. in suit depend.
ing in the said Court, between George Thomas &
William Thomas, Plaintiffs, and ReszOn Wilcoxen &
James e.. Deneale, executors of Wi lam Deneaie,
deed, s Edward Adams Demms his " lie, Defend
ansI shall on the third Monday IN January merit be.
fore the front door of the Court House OF Fairfax
County, expose to sale by public auction, TO the high
est bidder for ready money, the Lands and premises
in the proceedings mentioned, situate, l,ing and be.
ing in the count, aforesaid, Wolf Trap Kun, in the
parish of Fairfax. containing
One Hundred & Sixty-nine Acres,
mo,e or less, and adjoining the lands # Robert Gun
nell, &c which said land desce Ddsd TO the Defend.
ant Jcmma, wife of il- said Edward Adams from or
father Hugh Vest, and is the same which convey
ed in trust by the said Adam aud wife the tesla.
tor of the other defendants by Decd bearing date the
l4th March, 1871.
BYRD d. WALLER. Deputy
dec l6--2awts e John stanard, N e. D.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-07
Auctions
SALE CONTINUED.

THIS DAP, 1T 10 O'clock,
"lLL be sold at the late residence of Ann 81 Pa.
w ton, on Fiji, between Duke and Wolf streets,a
variety of
Household. and Kitchen Furniture,
Consisting Of beds and bedding, chairs, tables, car.
pets, china and glass ware, &c. sc.
Also-1 clock and watches.
BY order of the Executor
jan WM. ID. MUTT, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-07

The schooner Argouaut, Bosscre, Of Bati-
more, has arrived at Nv Orleans from Cha
gr-s, bringing late overland advices from the
Pacific. Tn. editors Of the Baltimore Ameri
an have been fa'oured by commercial friends
with the annexed lriters:--
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-07

The preceding report was piedica'ed solely
bn such evidence Of intended violations OF the
Revcnue laws, as had beea Communicated di-
fec'ly to this department. | was not, however,
p the time o! preparing it, unapprised Of the
xis,ence Of proofs Of different character; but
| entertained some doubts, not only as TO the
fxpediency Of giving them in detail, but allud-
rg to them at all, for the present, in commu
hicauon from the executive 10 Congress. In
Compliance, however, with the suggestions
which you have been pleased to make 70 me
3n this point, now add for the Information Of
he House Of Representatives, that there is po-
1i,ive aud direct evidence, in possessi n of the
Treasury Department, that projects have been
rmed, for def auding the revenue upon large
ale, along the Canadian frontier, and that
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-17
CID mI9,zsE..

TENIlE Mail Stage will leave Lowell every
4 I'aesday Thursday, and Saturday, pass
through Chelmsford to Westford, where
seats may be taken for Littleton and Harvard
to Lancaster, where it will again intersect
with the Mail Stage, which will pass from
Westforl to Groton, where seats may be ia
ken for Keene, N. II. through Townsend,
New--I Ipswich, Jalrey. Marlborough, to
Keene, and from Groton through Shirley to
Lancaster, where it will intersect with the
Boston and Albany Stages; from thence
through Sterling and West Boylston to
Worcester, where twill arrive in season TO
take the Hartford Stage the same evening.
The above Stage viii return on oppo-
site days, Sundays excepted and intersect
as above; and, on its arrival at Lowell, will
meet With The Boston, Newburyport, Salem,
and Hayerhill Stages.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-17
THERE WILL ALSO BE AN
ACC0TE ESZ 0 DAIZeD-T
STAGE

FROM LOWELL no GROTOy, or
sIoadays, Wettaesdays, Fridays, aad
Sundays, which will make Daily Line from
Lowell TO GrotoD, where seats may be taken
for Keene, n. H.. every day in the week !;
passing through Townsend, Asaby, Rlnge,
FitzwiIliam. Troy, Swansey, to Keene, n
H., and at Fitzwilliam goats may be taken
for marlborough, on Mondays, Wedaes-
daJs, ana Fridays, of each week.
Books kept at Ira Ffye's Hotel, in
Lowell; at H. Batchelder's Hotel, in Bclvi-
dere Village and at Samuel Bannister's,
Capt. Thomas's, and Mr.. Worthington's
Hotels, in Worcester.
u There will be good Coaches and
Horses, and careful Drivers.
- AL baggage at Tie risk Of tie oioaer.
j. G. KITTREDGE,
LEVI GURNEY, ,,,uo,s
JOHN AUSTIN, o : -
SAMUEL HARDY.
HENRY BATCHELDER, Agent
Janunry 20, 1929.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-17

Court assembled, and 81 The an
the some, That all actions and 81 Sfb
may be tried by Justices Of
within this Commonwealth,
they have jurisdiction, may
heard and determined by thea
places than their dwelling house
ed the same be usual and congeni n.
ces of business within the towns ii i lsich
they reside.
Sac. 2. Be Il further eaaci6d, That il
shall and may be lawful Cor said Justices
so far to vary the form Of the writs and
processes issued by them, as to make the
same returnable to said places, and the
proceedings had thereon shall be good
and eifectual in law.
Approached. 20, 1929.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-17
AN ACT in addition to the several Acts
heretofore passed in relation to Divorce.

AN ACT in addition to the several Acts
heretofore passed in relation to Divorce.
SEc. l. Ecit further enacted b. tie
Ssaate and Hoasc Of Representatives, IL
Geaerai Curt assembled, and ~ tie az
tkority Of the same, That when ans mar
ried woman stall hereafter be divorced
from bed and board for any Of the causes
for which by law such divorce may hede-
creed, the Coatt by which such decree
shall be passed shall have power 10 assign
to her for her own use, all the pefsauSi
estate which her husband hath receiyed
Ivy reason Of the marriage, or such part
;heTeofas shall hc j.st and reasonable,
under all the circumstances of the case,
and also such part of the personal estate
Of the husband as may be necessary for
her comfort and for the better support Of
such children Of the marriage as shall be
assigned 20 her care aud custody, l,afsu-
ant TO law.
SEC. 9. he it further enacted, That
all promissory notes and other chooses in
action belonging to the wife before mar
riage, or made payable during the cover
ture to her alone. Or jointly with her .us-
band on account of property belonging to
her or debts due to her before the mar
riage, and all legacies TO her and personal
property which may have descended To
her as heir, or be held for her ia trust, or
in any other way, appcltaining to her in
her own right, which leyacics, personal
property, promissory notes, or chooses in
action shall have not been reduced 10
possession by the husband before the IL
bel is filed on which such decree NAV be
passed. shall be and remain the sole prop
eFty ofthe wife so divorced, and she is
hereby authorized and empowered to
bring and maintain actions for the recoy-
cry thereof, in the same manner as If she
were fcme sole; Provided however. that
nothing in this act contained shall be con-
strned to make void any attachrnent or
seizure in execution of any personal prop
eriy in the possession OF the husband, or
any lien created by service OF process in
foreign attachment which shall he made
to secure any debt from him, il such at
tachment should have been made, or pro-
cess in foreign attachment comnusaced,
before the filing of the libel on which
such divorce shall be decreed.
Approached. Is, 1929.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-17
STATE Laws.
In the gear Of our Lord one thousand sigh-
hundred and tlUenty-nine

In the gear Of our Lord one thousand elgh-
hundred and tlUenty-1sine.
AN ACT regulating the storage of gun
powder.
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives, in General
Court assembled, and by the authority of
the same, That from and after the passing
Of this act, it shall and may be lawful for
the inhabitants of each town in this CON-
monwealth, at any of their legal town
meetings, to order and direct that no
Gunpowder, above the quantity Of fifty
pounds, shall be kept or deposited in any
shop, store, or other building, or in any
ship or vessel which shall be within the
distance of twenty-five rods from any 9th
er building or wharf; that no Gunpowder
shall be kept at any place within the lin
its of such town, unless the same be well
secured in tight casks or canisters that
mo Gunpowder above the quantity of
twenty-five pounds shall be kept or depos-
tied in any shop, store or other building
within ten rods.of any other building and
also that 40 Gunpowder above the quanti-
ty Of one pound, shall be kept or deposited
in any shop store, or other building with
an ten rods of any other building in such
town, unless the same be well secured IN
copper, tin Or brass .canisters, holding not
exceeding fyeopoundsl each, and closely
covered with ebppery brass, or tin covers.
SEC. 2. Be Il further enacted, That
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-17
POTETRY q.
THE SPIDER AND THE FLY.
A Ne,C uersion of an Old Story.

a Neic UersiOn Of an Otd Story.
By MRS. HowITT.
The following is lesson for all folks--great and
small--from the infant in the nursery to the en-
perour Of Russia, the grand seignor of Turkey,
and the queen Of Portugal-or from those who
play with toy -cannons to such as are now figuring
on the theatre Of war.
" Will you walk into my parour 7" said spider to
a fly:
IT'S the prettiest little parlour that ever you did
spy
The way into my parlour is up winding stair,
And have many pretty things to show you when
you are there"
Oh, no, no!' said the little 1y, to ask me is in
vain,
or who goes up your winding stair can ne'er come
down again.
9Tm sure you must be weary with soaring up so
high,
viii you rest upon my little bed ~ said the spider
to the fly.
There are pretty curtains drawn aroundthe sheets
s. are fine and thin y
And ifyou like to rest awhile, I'll snugy tuck you
inn
q Oh, no, no - said the little fly, sfor I've often
heard it said,
They never, never wake again, ~ho sleep upon
your bed"
Said the cunning spider to the y, dear friend whs.
shall l do
TO prove the warm affection have alwsys felt for
you?
Ihave, within my pantry, good store Of all that's
nice
I'm sure your very welcome-will you please to
take slice -
Oh, no. no ~ said the little ny, kind sir, thai
cannot be,
I've heard what's in your pantry, ard do not wish
to see."
tSweet creature p said the spider, "you're witty
and you're wise;
How handsome your gauzy wings, how brilliant
are your eyes
have little looking glass upon nay parlour shelf.
Ifyou'll stepin one moment, dear, you shall behold
yourself"
81 thank you gentle sir" she said, = for what
you're pleased to say,
And bidding you good morning now, I'll call another
day.
The spider turned him round about, and went into
his den,
For well he knew the silly fly would soon come back
again:
So he wove subtitle web, in a little corner, ely,
And set his table ready to dine upon the fly.
Then he went out to his door again and ms7riy did
sing,
Come bither hither, pretty fy, with the pearl and
silver wing
Your robes are green and purple-shere's crest
upon your head
Your eyes like the diamond bright, bat mine are
dull as lead"
Alas, alas how very soon chs silly little hy,
Hearing his willy, fattering words, slowly Fit
ting by;
With buzzing wings she hung aloft, thea neas and
nearer drew,
Thinking only of her brilliant eyes, and green and
purple hue:
Thinking only of her crested head-poor foolish
thingi-
Atlast
Up jumped the cunning, spider, and 6ercely held
her fast.
He dragged herup his winding stair, into his dismal
den,
Within his little parlour-but she neer came out
again.
And now, dear little children, who may this story
read,
To idle, silly, hatering words pray you ne'er give
heed:
Unto an evil counsellor close heart, and ear, and
eye,
And take lesson from this tale of the Spider and
the Fly.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-17
EXCELLENT LANE.
Fruit Trees.
FARM For SALE.

TINE subscriber offers for Sale the Farm
= formerly occupied by Mr.Thomas Osborn
las a TAVERN two and halfmlles east of Boil
ton Meeting house, and on the post road
leading from Boston to Albany. Said Farm
contains about $50 acres Of the best Of Land,
well proporticned for the various purposes
of husbandry. The buildings are a good
two-stosy House, 80 by 80 feet, with con!
venient Well and Wood -honse, and good
Well under the same. One Barn ~ fat
long one other % feet long very csJfve-
nient Cider-mill and Press, with good
Building covering the same; several Sheds,
&c. Water is conveyed to the Barn-yard
by an aqueduct which never fails of furnish
ing an abundant supply of excellent water
Any person wishing to secure to himself
first rate Farm, as respects soil and loca-
ton, will please to call on the Subscriber.
one mile west of said Farm.
EPHRAIM OSBORN.
Bolton, Jan. 10. If
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-17

AN ACT to authorize the placing of Moor
ings in Holmes Hole Harbour.
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives, in General
Court assembled, and by the authority of
the same, That from and after the passing
of this act, it shall be the duty of the
Wardens of the Port and District of New
Bedford, upon application of any owner
of any vessel in the towns of Edgartown
and Tisbury, in Dukes County, to grant
a license to such owner, if they shall see
fit, after having personally examined into
the propriety of granting the same, to
place any Mooring or Moorings in Holmes
Hole Harbour, and said Moorings shall be
OF such construction, and shall be put in
such places as the Wardens aforesaid NAV
direct. Provided however, That the
Wardens aforesaid shall not authorize the
placing of any Mooring in a greater depth
of water than twelve feet; and each of
said Wardens shall be entitled to COM
pensation for his services, not exceeding
three dollars for each and every day he
may be employed in performing the duties
required by this act.
SEC. 2. BE it further enacted, That
it shall and may be lawful for the owners
ofany Moorings already placed in Holmes
Hole Harbour, to continue the same. if
they shall be authorized thereto by the Ii
cense Of the Wardens aforesaid, in the
manner herein before prescribed.
Approved Feb. 90, 1929.
AN ACT in addition to An Act prescrib-
ing the forms of Writs in Civil Causes.
and directing the mode of proceeding
therein.
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives, in General
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lILMONARY CONSUMPTION

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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Schr. Cumberland, Wheaton, from PHILADELPHIA, 4
days, WI snndries to B. Peyton, Otis, Dunlop s. Co
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Z Schr. Sally s Eliza, Harrington. from, Baltimore
via City Point, with molasses to NJ Myers.
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Schr Ben T.. Valentine Philips from New YorI,.
andP Chubb.
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cotton to Worthnm e. McGruder and " F Micou.
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Schr May Flower. from Baltimore.
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schr Dusty Miller, Williams, from New York vi,
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with coal. ''' we 81
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02
JOHN FORBES, Trustee.
TRUST SALE


~ virtue OF deed of trust executed by James
hfown, dated on the 29th day of October; 1924.
anu OF record IN the Office of the county court ~
lienFico the subscribers trustees win on the fore
noon OF Thursday the 18th day of this present month
sen at auction on the premises, the brick dwelling
house and aPpurtenances oil the north side of Carr
or ~ street, next below the lumber house of MI
W hiain "iiatt This property extends on the strccs
Se3 iect and its boundary back from the street VII
be shown on the day of sale. By thu tenor of the
deed OF trust the property to b. cold on credit,
out Mr. Brown consents that it shall be sold for c6f
ana TO evidence that consent. he viii Join the trus.
tees IN deed 20 the purchaser it win thercforc he
soid ior cash. CHARLES COPLAND,
mar = CHARLES J. Mc8IURDO.
The lower story ofthe house is well calculated for
COMMISSION business second story is divided into
three rooms and large closetaud the attic story or
safTet Is divided into four rooms and closet Tie
PACK buildings are OF brick and covered with slate
1Jin consequence ofthe badness orthe weather the
ABOVE sale has been postponed till FRIDAY, the Sd
the Sd of April, at IL siclock.
BY order OF the Trustees.
eprli IT J.. 81 ]. n. HERON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02
LONDON BOOKS

yy,,,r, F s!ty Stationary 0nd Je1oelry.
'HHE Subscriber respectfully informs ,So c;,;,,,,-
OF richmond. that he has taken the stoye MD
tue Eagle Hotel (frst door from the eptrunccl Ey
nay. ony' where nc offers for sale an elegant as
i'.,,c OF LONDON Books, Fancy Stationary Jewel
ry and Fancy Articles generally rccevrd h., e.
iato packets from France and England. y '"'
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-02

Sales Of Tooaeeo at .queiios a ShockDe Warehon.e.
Isl April, 1929.
PAssyp-l hid at 81 IS; I at q 80; I At 30.
NJ,stn--1 hhd AZ IS ~ M 05 co. at so az
IS; al 9; at4 30, 1890; af4; ats So
Number Of boais md amount Of produce brought docu
through Gtc Louer Locks.
MAncn 23.-i4 hhds tobacco, 100 kees manufac-
tured tobacco, 2ss bbls flour, - ton Pig metal IL
cord WOOD empty boat, IL boats, II coal boats,
37i9 bushels coal
29.--l56 hhds tobacco, $40 bbs fsur, 81 bbs whis.
Key, 20 bushels corn, tierces and bags fax seed
1910 feet plank, 900 staves 80 boats coal boats,
iS60sbushes coal.
3o.-135 hide tobacco. 100 kegs manufactured to
6acc', 1T bbs -four, 1900 feet plank, 600 keg poles
- boats, ID coal boats, 1896 bushels coal.
FLOUR inspected inthe City Of Richmond, d,,-
ring the quarter ending 3fst March 1920.
1927 Barrels Superfnc
= $3.50 90 Fine,
1867 do bli6dhDgs,
5l6 do Condemned,
a2o do ShipstuH.
Total, 50,e7S
EDMUND WALLS, Inspector.