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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-05
PUBLIC AUCTION.


yHNHE subscriber, on behalf of the President,
IL Directors and Company of the Worcester
Bank, will sell al Public Auction, (unless pre-
viously disposed of at private sale,) all that
REAL ESTATE, situated near the Meeting
HOUSE in Douglas, in the county of Worcester,
which was set off on execution to the said Cor
poration, on the 18th day of July 1923; con-
sisting of one half of Dwelling House, two
stories high, and nearly new, with about hall
an acre of Land, Barn, and other Out Build
ings, lately occupied by WILLIAM DUDLEY, and
about three acres of Moving Land, near to said
dwelling house-making an excellent situation
for professional man or mechanic A credit
will be given for the whole of the purchase
money, if desired, on satisfactory security, paw.
able by instruments at 10, Is, and "a months
with interest semi,annualy
The sale will take place on FRIDAY, the III
day Of august neat, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, al
Dudleys Tavern, near the premises
SAMUEL NJ. BURNSIDE.
Worcester, July % %
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-05
BAR IRON and STEEL.

No. 4 Heyt0OOd s. Paine's Buildings,
WaShingtOn-S Square.
ENOR SALE, by JOS. PRATT & CO., a
4 good assortment of Bar Iron of various sizes
and kinds, viz: Russia, Swedes, English, and
American Iron, together with Plates and Rods
of all sizes; Forge Draughts, such as Axle
Moulds, Sledge do, Box do, &c. &c.
.4lso,-Cast, Blistered, German and Amer-
can Steel. Stage, Chase, and Wagon Axles
and Boxes, turned and fitted with Nuts, con-
stantly on hand. Pipe Boxes from II to 24
inches, trimmed smooth, an excellent Box for
Chaises. Darby's Patent Cart and Wagon
Boxes of all sizes
u N. B. The above will be sold at as low
prices as can be purchased in Boston or Prov
ldence, with the small addition of the Canal
freight. tfI9 Worcester, NAV 10.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-05
NOTICE.

NO i IOE.
VHNIE subscribers have formed a connection,
n and will transact business under the name
of MERRlCK IL DOWLEY, opposite the
Town House on Main-street and intend to keep
constantly for sale general assortment Of
LEATHER F. Il. MERRlCK.
LEVI A. DOWLEY.
Worcester, May 90, 1929, 20tf
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-05
Grain, Salt, Flour, SC.
DAN HILL, & co.

"AVE just received by the Canal and offer
Z N for sale, at their Store in Millvilie, -400
bushels prime Maryland Corn, suitable Tor fam
lily use so bushels Northern Rye; a few bags
Fine Salt; 10 barrels Canal Flour; Mackerel
in whole and half barrels; Liverpool Coarse
Fine Salt; good assortment of Fancy Chairs,
&c. &c.
Gr d. Fl. & Co. will keep constant supply
of CORN, RYE, and FL UR on hand, together
with general assortment of GROCERIES,
ENGLISH and DOMESTIC GOODS, all of
which they will sell at fair prices for cash or
approved credit. One inrariaJle price strictly
adhered to.
Millville, (Mendon) July 90 6w*29
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-05

WORCESTER, IS. July Is, 1899.
A TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
IA Execution, and will be sold at Public Ven
due, at Joseph Lovelrs, in Worcester, on
THURSDAY, the goth day Of august merit, at
2 o'clock, P. NJ, all the Right in Equity which
JONATHAN WENTWORTH had, on the
tenth day of September last, to redeem the
mortgaged Real Estate on which he recently
lived, in Mechanic-street, in said Worcester.
Also, all the Right in Equity which LEWIS
BIGELOW had, on the tenth day of Septem-
Der last, to redeem the mortgaged Real Estate
on which he now lives, situated in said Wor-
cester.
90 DANIEL UPHAM d Sheriff
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-08-05
DANIEL UPHAM, d. Sheriff.
WORCESTER. IS.

WORcEsTER, S. July Is, IS29
A TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
IA Execution, and will be sold at Public Auc-
ton, at the house of Judith Woodbury. in South
boro', on TUESDAY,, the 18th day of august
merit, at two o'clock, P. NJ, all the Right in
Equity which JUDITH WOODBURY. had, on
the - day of the attachment on the original
writ to redeem the mortgaged Real Estate on
which she now lives, and improves, situated in
Southboro', consisting of about sixteen acres of
Land, with the Buildings thereon, now improv-
ed as Tavern Stand
80 FRANCIS B. FAY, d. Sheriff.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28
We have been favored with lng :oI,ovi

nave een favored with tis following commercial letters;
lAYERrooL, judy 2l.-The Co,on Market has now Se
s'eauy al Tie reduction al ID from rates current
l'i" Sice. Inns decline though favorable To a seadr
wo have taken 1900 bales and at near pree,
II L. ar To- es'ne That that demand will be considerable y
e year. ii we continue TO be freely supplied as urir lis
"e' s" "coNS iut'ic sales
heie mas been failure in Manchester in the American
considerable amount, which tend 10 ;
'e,'ce ie'e which had just begun with In. pro.,
@ mas now set IN very fne consequently though the duty
" H'' mas week been raised from IS 10 SIS I'D uer m
Il IS Impossible 10 sell, duty paid, 35s.
JWtY It-irires OF Cotton have declined 9d al IN ,,.,;
can Some iuiuies Nlapc hester and Yc a'
Sisan general gloom the market stock esma,aG
des Is not ouI "i proportion the present rae
sNcee'Gd 4o00 bales per week Good American Flour Mas
been sold al 28 29s in bond Nothing doing IN I,hrcn
Corn looks generally well. ~
loNpoN July 22Eve- Cousols for acc closing pcc OH,
aud steady Bank Stock, Money has b5ri ve,,
and Discount can Ice obtained al p 3 -, go
ioNooH CoaN ExoAANGa, July e2-Suppies of Gram M
Weat trade has IN consequence become extremely ml AT
Mondays prices Fine qualities Foreign W heat obtain = Nv
advance the last Mondays currency. Foreign Tlo. -
StAs IS Is deaTeT. :" " "
LivEsrool, July 23T:c trade If This town tou,h nv No
means III state OF stagiatiun bcug in ar,,,n
cnndtcn AMERICAN produce OF all continue. to -,
r1eS ana 'e losses suffered !" qlcbce ,leperi-
'i"n must be tt severely an hi: SHES .. te Atlantic ne
accnuntS from Ianchestc also several ,
having 'tNe place there IA the course ot ra las, week arn
which IS oIed tal hir r,oEs par,r,,
!icau Consul, Tor the sum Oi 80 or lnl cool
Cotton 'hnaet, J"ty 2jihe sales week are 51rl
naS pf!ceS nave declined tbs week a! l.:
INC asi fortnight ID per l the import l5 700 bags VIZ 1896
American 100 Brazil 4u1 Egyptian, U;lO BarDaioe,
IRON NE I're'7looi Price Cttyrcst ef yBLy ii
Georgia, per 10! 81 6sd n Orleans - 7ifi
West India, Gd slIbaocs, 81 6d Ee,ne,ara 81 ,,}
er'ian, 6a 7ld Niaanhan g. a SAD: Rama 81 81 H. 50
island good ana fine Is I'd Is I'D: Ordinary and mdl~
I'D; Surit, ) Id lienga! 81 a I!j.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28

At an adjourned meeting Of the Common Council
of the City OF Richmond, Monday, the Gath instant,
Mr.. Scott submitted the following preamble and res
buttons:
Whereas there exist in the lower james River, Sc
rious distractions to its easy navigation, whereby
most Of the large sea vessels engaged III foreign
commerce, are prevented from advancing higher up
fffe river than Warwick, and compelled at that
and other places below, to discharge or transhIp
their Inward and to receive their outward cargoes,
At preat inconvenience TO the merchants and 9TH
,nrs enpapeG in or connected with commercial pur-
,,u;,s in Richmond at much hazard, and loss to
10th the owners Of merchandise and SHIP owners, and
;qt the sacrifice of the comfort, health and lives of
,he Captains and crews of the vessels, while the de-
flaws and perpexites attending the trade on the river
are greatly Injurious the commercial advancement
.of all the towns it's tide water border should
these distractions and difficulties to commercial en-
erprse be removed, and those aids and facilities CIV
zen to the commerce of James River, OF winch IT ls
believed to be highly susceptible, great and decided
advantages wouh result to every class OF our cll-
zens A new impulse would be given to pubic en-
terprse and with it the prosperity oal the country
and towns bordering lower James River be great
Nv advanced; while it would constitute the finishing
link in the extensive and noble undertaking OF uniting
the eastern 81 western trade by the James 81 hanaW-
Ira Rivers Nor should the expense attending tins
work prohibit its executions 1T Will be nconsderaoic
when coutrastod with the very striking advantages
resulting from It's completion. However decdedy anc
Deliberately the fall entertain these opinions, they
are ndisposed TO them hastily, or TO desire
theirs to do so, without the most careful exaInnatior
and thorough enquiry, aided by the best Information
which car be obtained from the most skIfu lnueIl
gent and experienced engineers of the country.
RoiUed therefore, Tbata respectful application ne address
ed IN the President Of the United States requesting 'h
would order the Secretary Of War TO detail one or uoIe OF w
Engineers engaged in the service OF the United S' a - @
Spe and survey ames from Newport News POINT 20 cn
rnOnd the various oostruc'os TO US se ~;
lion nv vessels drawing least seventeen fee TO enquire
the pracicabltv removing such distractions and gcne
IN Dreoare permanent and etectuai Pd
@ The Improvement Of the navigation Of the rver with an es'
mate Of the probable cost thereof - A., 1-;,o
Rssored also That petition to the Congress OF I'VE Che
sates he prepared and submitted TO the citizens OF tnis CT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28
FOREIGN.
I,ATES'r FROM ENGLAND

JAIISG FKOM E'NUlLANO'
The packet ship Liverpool, which arrived al Boston
on Thursday, has brought London paper to the ED
and Liverpool to the Gath.
Francis u. Ogden, Esq. Consul Of the United
States at Liverpool arrived at that port the 21st.
The Lord lieutenant of Ireland issued proclaim
alton on the 9Th at Dublin prohibiting the illegal
Orange Assemblies, "held fer the avowed purpose of
COMMUNICATING political events" &c.
The Princess OF Lcchtenburg, the affanccd bride
of the Emperor of Brazil, was shortly to embark at
Ostend and touch at an English port, previous to
proceeding for Brazil
In the United Kingdom the depression Of trade CON
tnucd
A letter from Manchester under date Of July is,
saws that trade had arrived at most lamentable state;
foreign trade stand still, and in business for
home consumption, there next to nothing done.
Farther details will be found under the commercial
head. There were also rumors Of changes in The
British Ministry. The high tory Journals are OK
tremely bitter urainst Wellington.
The Times of the 22d, notices interview, said n
have taken place on the day previous, between the
Duke Of Wellington and Mr. Secretary Peel which
it was con,ccturcd related TO arrangement
in the Ministry An intmation is thrown out that The
Duke is less popular than formerly and it is suggest
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28

anu Others engaged in the navigation of the river their s
natures praying an adequate appropriation executing any
Improvement the s,Ti navigation, which reconnne-
uca ny the t'neers to be executed And such
petition he forwarded To- the Honorable lletou VI raz.we
10 me Honorable john Tyler and TO the Honorable Andrew
with respectful request each, that will give
active AID ana co operation procuring the
a law making the appropriation aforesaid.
ReS0trd That the Hall will proceed now the cho,. nv
oao OF nine persons, to constitute Carving
mo effect the hrst resolution and of carry
Tie second resolution; and that selection of such
tees shall not be confined members of the Hall
On motion of Mr. Myers the said preamble and resolutions
laid on table
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28
To THE EpIpoRs OF THE Vino.

.4uguSt 25&t.
read this morning in the Alexandria Gazette,
we'll neritcd censure of the N. Y. Evening Post but
was not well pleased with sentence in the article
which is follows: Where is the public officer now
who would go to the polls at the elections which are
going on, to come, and openly and freely
against the powers that be2' We say where is hea
Point him out, and will submit. No! there is no
such person." do not say that any person holding
an office will vote independently against those who
suonor, The powers that be, in the intermediate cleo
lions bot wlc the election Of President comes on,
can point out tiousands in this State and from the
manifestations OF public opinion on the 9TH of July
last large MAJORITY of most OF the people of other
States, who viii vote against the prcsc:: do
not say that they all viii consist of persons holding of
trU.y under the present ponarch but would advise
,h suhu do bold Offices to vote for MIR. Clay,
r. e., ss,,, be alive when the election comes on,
rci, NAM oven - .;s friends doubt. The people
have already, by an AUDI voice, proclaimed that
Mr. Clay will be next Presde:. ne d isl c,
pf so many revolutionary officers appointed oy oeu'
Washington and the Presidents down to la pre-
sent tyrant have justly aenated the affections o.
trose who favorable to him, and thousand fold
embtered the feelings of those who opposed, or
indifferent to him. will bet five hundred dollars on
the election of Mr.. Clay next President, and
lave the money stakcd in the Bank of Virginia.
A. u.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28
Fon TIE RICHMOND WH1e.


Ressrs. Editors: notice pleasure that resolution has
Submitted consideration Common Council of
this city, (Rchmon) which purports to enquire into the prac
caby, experience and probable OF removing the osuc
tons which impede and otruCt the navigation OF James RIVER
from mouth Richmond which prevent vessels draw
than from II IL feet tine latter
why this enquiry had not been made heretofore knowing as
have te great solciude expressed by captains
from James River These MI agree that competent
would prope slip from Hampton Roads TO Richmond
in "a hours less; that the poiage charged would be
ample expenceeavng the time of navigating the
river the sails, rigging cables and caftase
clear gain a voyage that would in addition be Of great
them ell their owners to have the conve
nience Of healthy port load and unload
their vessels make the necessary repairs and select materials
provisions and last least enable the consee or shipper
examine the vessel and as well WINE odu rs III
breaking bulk
am persuaded that whenever this under proper
and kff examinations it will be found not only practicable
and expedent but will from the estimated expence when com
pared with the probable advantages excite wonder that no
serious exerions heretofore been made towards desfd-
bic and important Improvement his IS an Hnpottat IH
in the with BRETHREN and the Gene
raj Government having the exclusive jurisdiction over TINS part
of the River will doubt, make the i'm
royements 10 the navigation practicable exPeden
tic especially If the State VIII extend the communication
that may pass from above the greaials Of me cI
TO Iypcbur which is believed be practicable, and that
by lock and dam navigation at less expencc than
by pursuing extending the canaF from ts present termination
to that place This kind of navigation with mics porage
would open a communication between Norfolk ana ynchorg
which could accomplished in about 36 hours The Wpor
lance to commerce which this commune ion would give couo
only nc exceeded by facility Of such intercourse in time
transportation of troops munitions between th
eastern aud sections Of the United States am turtle
persuaded that such examination Of these distinctions cou
enable the citizens of Richmond and others to present nr
subject IN the consideration Congress Of the United State
in time act this matter at their next session Y
Experience clearly demonstrated the tiiy ard nuct'
a1von aud Of the many which pe'e" Pas
= into The James River canal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28
e-am,uerrfaI Asroru.

IobACCO.--For several days past, the markcT
has been exceedingly dull, and prices have evidently
declined.
Snfes at Sltockoe JParchouSe ycsterdru
PAssEp.--S5, 90 ) 10, . 90, So S 10 90
3 20, $40, 90 6. 20. s 90 20
REFusEp.--S3 85, } 80, ! 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28

49, From. the .Ia;ioAal Jo,.,,.oL
The fol lowing general ouer issued rom ,,. W., ~
WIN the reports of the Congress made a, , ~
SESSION. and finally disposes of the of General scott
ADJrTAsr GENERALS OFr1c,
~, iF0s.iagton, 1871 .4,tgut 1929
me suhloireH regulation, approved by the esi., o m
th,eo States, has been Received fiim the Wa,
anu Is published for the information and poye,np,tt
concerned "a ga
"l'egutation concerning RanAt and Conuuadp
4. pie'ct Rank will give command, EXCEPT on de,oo,
the 6lst Article of War ~ 's VI
Detachment means body of troops sen, on, eou tl
" ooy 10 perform particular service ana Ia m SIN, E !,
i''eu iisi wren SUCH detachment composed of fe,et
Article OF War. " VIC ois'
j. Under the Article Of War; Breve rank will tax.
corps - 1 - "''"'e"'
T. In regularly constituted commands such as ,rrisors
ps, departments regiments corps companies hauaiois
DIVISIONS, corps darmee itself I;reve;
rank IS not 10 be eSercised except special assignment
ohcefs having rank in the line of tire Army the Staff or
oy brevet, though eligible command " i'll NOT ssa RI,
Command unless specially put with thar jntenton
D.. An Officer entrusted with the command OF a post deach
neht guard or separate command, will surrender il TO ann
ett m case of sickness inability perform his u,v whcn
The officer in rank, present on duty With such com
hiahu VIII succeed as a matter of
4 An Ohrer not dlty WITH belonging To any nj Tho
companies baiia'ons regiments corps cn,upnsie com,
nahd cannot assume the command He mus, first have haep
pat on duty ~ some authority make him mar,
maid ~ s"
g. If different corps happen join and duty together the
oISeT highest IN rank By bis in the line the army
present on Duty has the right
orders needul To the Officers or Officers
eves or Commissions OF PRIOR date of the
III wch they serve cannot ny virtue Of such brcvets
missions of pror date, assume tie command.
BY command Of the President:
JOHN IT, EATON, Secretary of War.
by orter of ALEXANDER MACONIB, Mai. Gen.
Commanding the Army.
Il. JONES Adj. Gen.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28
Tte CONSTITUTIONAL g1abig.
w WEDNESDAY, MORNING., AUGUST 20, 1898.

" Were it not for the disgrace which attaches
to every citizen of the u States by the conduct of
the Powers that be-" at Washington, it would be
ridiculous ia the extreme to witness the effects of the
system Of rewards and punishments now acted on.
appointments made to-day ore revoked to morrow,
upon the demand of self created dictators, at the
head OF whom stands the infamous editor of the Tele-
graph. Although do not entirely approve the
manner of Mr. John Jackson's address to the Presi-
dent of the United States, yet we cannot refuse to
publish it, believe in our consciousness from in
formation derived from other sources ALSO that he is
IN the main, right Who would have believed four
years ago. that the people of this free and enlghen
ed land could sink themselves low, tn be gov
erfned patiently by such ignorance, folly and passion
G'The accuracy and veracity of the Washington
correspondents of the Enquirer are SO vol known
that we may now congratulate the citizens of Virginia
Upon the certainty of the good health ofthe President
OF the U. States. So says the last Enquirer. The
Presidents trip to Old Point is merely one of relay
alton from business like the last and his late tour to
baltimore. We certainly glad to hear this, and
the more so, that there now be domJt of it.
we confess we have had our fears-our fears we
say, and we hope to be credited for our sincerity.
when we declare VIC should depore change at pre-
ei'a' III tiie manu- th'it Welos the sceptre The peo
pie have determined to try the experiment with how
little wisdom and political knowledge this country
can be governed, und we hope the experiment may
have a fair trial, doubt the result will be
restoration to their sober senses.
" As we have not file of the Enquirer by u.s. we
will thank any who will furnish us with the time
when the Editor Of the Enquirer said that his opn-
ions of Gen. Jackson unchanged. We know
Ewas sometime after he supported him choice of
evils.
~ The Telegraph is now employed in raking the
files of the Enquirer, for the illusions of VIM. b.
Giles, Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
What pity they do not look back little further
and e-pabish some of the remarks of the cpnsis-
tent editor of that paper, about the Course &c. Its
readers would then hear something like truth.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28

STAPLE ARTICLES.
IobGcco, icat--
good 10 fine, l00lb. 36 10
niddinTg, > a 8
common, i Il )
refused, 3 a !
n,dH"fdciUg'cd-
istqual. cavemdish, ID. s. a ~
small twist, 10. /, II a Is
no. 2, 9aII
FIO'Y, city mills, new, - as
canal, / 20
Hhcot, new, so a %
Corn, bush. 10 a ~
Ccai, best for shipping, IS "a 20
inferior, II a Is
Cotton, :! ao
VARIOUS OTTER AnTIcLDs.
.fiam, liz. Is
ErimSionf, roll, ID. 3a3t
Bees'gGr, best, p a IS
BUi'cr, 10 ais
Beet mess, bhl. 10 40 a II
Enron, new, =
Cheese, : -
Gmdlcs, 's,!ow, mould, lol aI2
sperm. 81 a %
C9t'te, w. !. green, IS a u
Nio, Il Il IA
Java, Write, 1s al
ordinary qualities, H5oI2
ChocoIo'c, no. !, 20 Il 10
CoPPerHS, III. 2 "a 81
Fish, herImgs, TO. /, i 7ja5
shad, no. /, & 10 al
maCkcrcl, $50. !, schrcr, Cat 81
do. 40. 2, > Il 3 -
TO. 10. ), 3 %
Fruit
raisms, bunrh, box, 3 7ja4
muscatel, ) 30
Feathers, live Geese, good, 3na3Z
Glass, window, SxlO, 80 feet,
? IS I0xI2, do. 3
GuHpowder, UuPont's, ) 81 f
Hc1lP, American, ton, I2s 4 $50
Hides, Spin, stm-dricd, 10 "a Ia
salied, ia
Hdigo, SP'h fotaut, 'b.1 7Ja225
Iron, Swedcs, ton, ID5
English, 81 ii 80
American, 80 a 20
/ Ldrd, new, 64a7
Lime, | p
LcaIer, is5lc, Is q %
upper / % a , -
LUmbc,-, clear, 1000 #. %
merchantablc, ,2at3
| .HGbognny, ST. Dom. 4. 1ia2'
Bay, 9 a Is
MotaSccs, sal. n. o. % a %
superior, % a 81
w. India, generally, p a 30
Wcai, bushcl, So
| Mails, cut, lb. 81
| Oil, lmsced, gal 10 d 10
tanners, bill. II
sperm. winter prsd. gal. ~ a 81
do. summer do. 6j Il 20
/ Odis, bush. 80 a37A
PiniSier Of Paris, ton, 4 30
Pork, prime, bbl. 11al1jO
mess, Il
Rice, Carolina, tocw) , IL a .
Sugar, loaf I8a2O, lump 15at
| ". o. brown, tO0 los. 7a9
St. CToix, do. ga 1Ot
| uuscovadoCs, 3 a 10
Snlf, sack, Liv. filed, , 10 a 2 ,
ground alum, 2-37 a 2 40
Snitpctre, ID. 1C al2
Spirits
brandy, cognac, GAL 9OaiJ0
apple brandy, 81 "a 40
peach do. 30 a 100
rum, 81. Croix g. Ant. 60 a 9
do. New England, 27 a 80
gin, Holland, 30 a los
do. American, 30 a 81
vhiskcv, d "A 26
steel, German, III. u all
Eng. blister-d, 7a8
J Amor. 10. 6
>lgt. ~ 5Oas
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28

The City per cent Loan Of $1,000, was taken
on Tuesday by the President anil Drec, o-s of tb
Literary Fund, at premium of 5 liner cent.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-28

a. BAITiaoFE, August ~
&c at sailing SC ooner Yello Murphy came pp yes,e,
uy IN 81 days from Genoa Captain NJ confirms the ACCOM-,
"a e surrender of the Turkish fortress Si,ria into ,I
ahs Oh Inc russians, with loss the Turks Of 35 rI
oos Among them said 10 he 900 picked soldiers
aeu aver Tie European system 1t reported a, (;enou
M me reich had embarked 10000 attack Aliers ~
ne SSefne Corsas had been OF Toulou The Ysln,t
was chased 10y one of them, btu outsailed him. S''