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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28

/ On the cork Of each bottle is seal with the sub.
scrbers name to prevent deception; and it, on trial!
it should not prove as represented, BE- returned
For the accommodation of public houses, the subscri
berhas bottled quantity Of wine, porter cider, &c
in whole and half botes which will be delivered free
of expense. Masters of vessels wishing wine, por.
ter, &c bottled, will please give few days notice,
in order that may undergo the necessary process for
u long sea voyage. The above liquors were import.
ed BY the subscriber and wlbe warranted pure and
unadultented. lie expects hereafter TO receive re.
guar supplies. All orders from the country (either
in boxes demijoh } will be promptly attended TO-
N g. The subscriber IS at ali times prepared to
clarity and bottle wines for those who may desire It at
their dwellings, aud If required, can f"rnsh claret
bottles and corks of first quality.
In few days he will he able to supply his friends
with Wine Vinegar Of the best quaIit,
lie continues to carry all its varieties, Dyeing
Securing and Bleaching M.rino Shutcls. in the best
manner, the west side of Royal, between King and
Prince streets, Alexandria.
may 9 p. j SALVETAT.
II The National Intelligcncer will insert the above
three times. and send their account to this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
Oil

r casks sperm summer strained
~ ID no refined whale
8 do common do
Received by schr. Betsey, Capt. svdleman, for sale
OH usual terms. THOS: VOWEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
Powder. Shot. &c.

0Sn kegs Dupon,'s best Hrandywine guhpowdef
@VVV Shot Of al, sixea mould AMI drop
IS boxes and barrels best starch
50 pieces Of s,t.inetts and eoane twilled cloth
Landing from slpop johnson, from Phi'.delphA, for
sale by C. caZENOVE Go.
pct 9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
NO. 0ee0'
FaN Goods

InR Packages seasonsblr DR., goods, just received
lVIO n will BE- .old vt teduee] prices BY wholeSale
an retsil. The, we're purchased principally 1t auc
ton b, the package. and viii be sold quite as low by
$50 rtment Of COTTON YARN
oct s. emo NJ. JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
For freight

For freight
The superior coppered brig
Ia WiYLAND.
/. IA, G. Hia, master. carries 100 hills oftobac-
'a,r 900 bis i1ar, ready tor the immediate
.,,loa ii cargo Apply to
Fo,Nle q. b. I'd 'aidbrig,
CUf.,hsls lOt,t,-s. OCT 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-28
EerMan Linens.
BNttliMg Cellar .

vUNHE subscriber, grateful for the encouragement he
hasreceived since his return from Europe, informs
the public that he has on hand assortment of
Vines, Broom Stout, Lopdon Porter. file,
fider, &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

eminent beng in the District Of ColambIs, as
il no. Is, il had been in the SIate Of Pennsslva-
MIA or the State Of Maryland, would the offence
alleged in this Indictment, of misdemeapor IN
Office be an offence against the particular State
IN which The government resided Amongst
other arguments 10 shew that this sort OF com
mon law offence ought not 10 be hastily admit
ted ey the court, he asked, shall il be said that
aay State authority can call from his office any
public officer before il, TO account TO II for the
manner oil the discharge Of his duties II
such Government could call upon the Fourth
Auditor for This purpose, why not upon the
| Secretary ofibe Treasury aud II upon the
Secretary Of The Treasury, why not upon the
President OF the United States Upon this
principle, the power OF The States would be ad-
united, under the common law, to question all
the Administration Of the Government OF the
United States. And, " They could do il under
the common law, why nigh, they not under
statutory enaciments modifying that common
law II would be perfectly reasonable, there
fore. Mr.. J. argued. for this court 10 make a
Just and broad discrimination betweeD such
acts as are violations of the local statute and
common law, or that which has been subsiiiu-
ted FOR IL, aud such as are out cfthe pale 81
that law aud belong particularly to relations
called into existence with this Government
which belong 10 them exclusively, and upou
which it would be- impossible to predicate any
thing like a common law offence. Not that
the officers OF the Government were TO Dc
shielded from responsibility for Offences al
common law, which would subject other citi-
zens 10 punishment. To suppose, il II were
not irreyereni TO suppose such a thing of sT
officer oil his high character, as that The Presi
dent Of the United States. II he were 10 commit
an assault and battery, forgery, or murder
would not be punishable at common law
would be a monstrosiiy. But the question was
whether the President of the United States
violating his o0ieiat duty, committing an OF
fence iohich ran eria IN no other Uag but bl
Fedcrai authority, commits an offence cogniza
Bile at law, otherwise than il may be mad. =,
bv statute II not. then offences by public
officers in the discharge of their official irns
cannot he cognizable AZ common law ia thi
court, Nc. &c.
| Mr. KEY aud Mr.. GDxE added few words
when the argument was closed, and the cues
ton upon the demurrer submitted TO IN
court, whose decision thereon may be shortl,
expected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04
REMOVALS BY TIE PRE- sIDENr.

Jofeph Nou,se - removed from the situation
oil Register ofthe Treasury.
George Macdaniei. John Mnedaniei. Ezekiel
WoedaHiei, John b, Martin, Lepin Belt aud
Orris 5. Paine. are removed from he Office Of
the Fourth Auditor.
Beynmin Homdns is renewed from the office
OF The Secretary Of the Navy.
All the above we're efficient public officers.
MOI charge is made-nor can be made against
them, except that some OF them are koown, md
others Suspected 10 he friendly TO the late Adj
mlnlsira'lon. One OF them has family Of eight
children, and had salary Of one Thousand dol.
lars. lie served in the army during the late
war, and was in fou NJ Henry at the time Of
It's hombs,dmeni by the British Fleet.
Mr.. Nourse has terped his country faithfully
from the year 1915, Under the old Congress
he was appointed
Dec 30 l776 Assistant Clerk to the Board
OF War
June II, l777, Deputy Secretary to the
Board OF War.
Feb. IL, 1873, Secretary Of Ordnance, aud
PdymaSter TO the Board OF War.
May 20. l77o. Assistant Auditor General
Sept 10, 1871, Register OF the Treasury and
on he organization ofttf Treasury Depart.
meni by Gen. Hamilton, under the Federal
Constitution he was re appointed.
Sept. ~. 1889, Register OF the Treasury in
which Office he has remained to the present
time. Nat Jour
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

,o,snls;e accom- pjishneni. sn6 Us fesfenl nope
,ha, ,hs nrayer ,n,t uttered by the wofahtii"i
Grand RinsieT Tor us snceess mieh' DC 'u's
allied. H..
The procession then returned 10 TIE HOUSE
,.bsre ,efresbmen.s had been profusely Prost
ded by the liberal contractors, ana, aiier
ing aud refreshing themrelses shor' liu'e' ''e
President and his attendants, and the Hiasoh'S
Fraternity. re.enteted their carriages aha re-
turned 10 the city. A number Of ch'zhhs, at
tracied Ihther by the OCCASION, iook me oppoI-
tunily Of being introduced 10 toe f'estns"'i
whose presence, indeed, was unexpected 10
most ofthem, and therefore, as well d eohsiu-
ering Inc excessive heat Of the cay, ana me
badness of tue route for carriages, was Tue more
gratifying.
Many of our citizens vino had never fisheo
any part ofthe work since its comm enccment,
! embraced this opportunity oil dong 80, ana nc-
cordiugly left their carriages and walked up
the line Of the Canal for two or three miles, TO
observe the progress which had been made on
the different ections rs they passed. The mag
niiude Of the excavations, aud the height, the
! beauty and solidity OF the extensive walls
" which face the Potomac in those places where
! il washes the foot of the river embankmenf, APP
! peared 10 surprise, as well as CRAFTY. All VINO
| now, for the first time. witnessed what had been
done within the brief space since the work was
ommenced--especislly when they understood
that the line, for forty or fifty miles, exhibited
similar and even greater proofs oil the vigor
with which the work has been pressed forward
by the Company and its agents. The pleasure
OF viewing this magnificent work, with the adj
ditlonal attraction which the beautiful aud ro-
mantle scenery presents at every step, VIII
soon render q rifle upon the Canal one oil the
most delightful excursions which any portion
! of the Union can offer.
Forty sin miles of the Chesapeake and Ohio
| Canal are now under contract upon which
eighteen hundred laborers, masons and stone
cutters are employed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

aobf best Chewing Tobacco. for SAL
~ oythe Subscriber. HOVER DAVIES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

The Hon Henry Clay has been elected
member Of the Board ofrrustees of the Trar
.ylvania University. This puts the stamp NJ
on The caIumnies SO recently Illuminated again
him in relation to this Institution.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

II i, said that James Colnsworth, Esq. has
been appointed Attorney of the United States
for the District of West Tennessee, in place
of Thos. II. Fletcher resigned.
T Nashville IIEiy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

Forty sis miles of The Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal are now under contract upon which
eighteen hundred laborers, masons and stone
cutters are employed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

The following speculat ions on The affair. =,
Europe. and the present relation of The din.
en' powers. Is from The Journal DIES DebaIes
the l7ib uli. u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-09
MA,i>IME NEWS.
ARRIVED,
PORT GT RICHMOND.

H.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins Washington, Alex
andrla and Norfolk freight and passengers.
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman. Norfolk, with
freight and passengers
Steamboat Virginia, FERGUSON, Baltimore and
Norfolk Nothing in the River of consequence, ex-
cept the Tanivy, which was passed at Osborges,
bound up.
Schr. Minerva, Mister 4 days'rom Baltimore, with
sundriesto X a. II Gwathney. l. Webb g. CO. J Par
ker, Lancaster d DENLY, Otis, Dunlop g. co. Ander-
son, Garth & co. a Levy, Walker g. Booth, Hub
bard d. Gardner, w Palmer, Lucke g. Sizcr, Worth.
am d. NJ Grudor II Pcyton, WIN NJ Swoope q
Reeves, w 81 G Crane, M Waltiall, J Winston
and To order.
Sciir. Virginia, Chambers, from phladephia
days, with sundrcs to Marx g. Son A Swecny
Miles d Payron, T Rust, Otis, Dunlop g. co, Hub.
bard ~ Gardner, Lancaster q DENLY. Scott g. Fry
Peyton. l. Webb 81 co, ] VI Bla,nire, VIM McCre..
ry, Ro Smith, Hollowell, Worihaul & McGrudcr,
Rastop d. Peasants G Clarke Rob Brooke A 4
krischinan, Parker, S Booker, NJ Mitchell,
Van-Lew 81 co. G Goddard, ii Reeves Rob Johnson
Baldwin, Ives co, Rob Poorc, Perkins s. Harris. a
Works. VIM Swoope, s 81 r Andrews, w True
man. Rowland, jr. h Tompkins, NJ SaTvay, NJ
Anchor, p Cotton, a Lcvy-and TO order.
Schr. Gazette, Lynch, from New York, via Nor
folk, wit sundries 10 merchants in Richmond.
Sclm. lloispuT, -, from L. Shore, Virginia, with
corn to master.
SIoop Sally a. Amelia, Barrett, from Sev York,
with hay.
Scllr. Pcnnsy vana, Albcrsou, from New York,
with ballast.
Schr. Only Daughter, Bradley, from Boston. with
sundrios to merchants
BELOW.
! Schr. Tantivy, 1'horp, from New York.
! SAILED,
sciIr. Fairfield, Colin for New York, nour, toooc-
co and pig|iron.
Schr. Plutarch. Shorter, for Baltimore, corn, to-
| bacco and scrap non.
SchT. William Tel, -, Tor Philadelphia, coal.
4 NORFOLK, May Arrived, Packet schr Amanda, Bedeil
New York, 3 days
/ Iniampion RoadsBris United States Smith, New oeans
i and III days from the BaZc, with Sugar N ID Thorbum
NorCS,g Bmndcr, Petersburg md & w Giila,, Rich
noud
saied-Ship Constitution, O'GraGy. orRo dc Janciro
The schr Chesapeake, MIL, hence Bahx Goth u d,s
charging
i NEW YORK, May 5Cld schr Defiance, Icr, Richmond
Arrl scs American Coaster, Reeves aud Edinburgh, Ba
ret, from Richmond
q boston, Nave 'fvS! -! ds Upi'r, foraan ft'u Hici
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-09

>y,sa"in sas;paa bulle.ia says t,.as Inc snip Penn.
Guy, has three decks, independent Of The sn,r dcc
sno P,eIeed Tor 100 guns but will probably
- sov. With her complement of men, which Yin ny
no. nal ,nan - OF 400 her gigantic dimensions
tersiiy sweep the seas aud woe be to the eneau ~
attempts to cope with her single handed Theys
Iory or nifty carpenters at work upon her at nrcsn,
anu our readers may faEn some idea of the work w.,
TO rendssher fit for service, when we
MORN them that it would take 500 carpentcrs s;S
months to accomplish all that is necessary She is
ount after model of Mr.. Humphreys. naval archi-
tecf who was at great pains and expense in visiting
ne european navy yards before he adopted the pre.
sent plan. Mfr James Keen is the architect who
nas superintendent the work generally In the ward
$ .he enormous ordnance, 42 Founders for the Penn
yrania, which lies in sullen silence, ready 20 have
. Jury reused at the call Of the nation. The best
power anchor Ofthe Pennsylvania weiohs % I11 LII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-09
Executors Sale.

Rf virtue of the last Will and Testament of
jos. Galego, decd, l. as surviving Exor of said
last Wl and Testament shall expose to SALE at Pub
nc auction. on the premises, Monday, the nth
loving Real Estate, viz
One Tenement, fronting 20 feet on 18th Street.
adjoihins the Store of Anderson, Garth g. CO.
On TINS property is Brick Dwelling House.. which
mas been lately repaired, with Brick Kitchen. &c
the yard running back 80 feet, to an Aley abont
D feet inches wide, which communicates with th,
II feet Alley, commonly called Lombard Allev. and
the right to the common and equal use of said first
mentioned Alley Jointly with the Tenement owned
by L. j. Chevallie, and the estate Of John Richard
"a, which adJons on the north that now for Sale
ALSO,
The night OF the said Jos. Gallegp decd FIR 81,
much OF the term of SO years, from e7th Feb 1912
as Is uneXpired IN aud to the Tenement, fronting on
iSth street, at the corner Of Lombard AIley now.
occupied by WIN. Wallace, containing d feet front
and rear, and ~ feet deep
AND on Saturday the 10th OF the present rnopih
May on the premises al - O'clock
That very valuable Lot, ~ f. corner of n.
anu 18th streets. opposite the Store of Ralston g.
Ileasans, containing about 10 feet front. on D. or
Cary Street, and running back, about 1877 feet ON
18th street.
- lot opposite the above, S. l.. corner of d. and
!oth streets known in the plan Of the city of Rich
niohu as no. S25, fronting about 1872 feet on D. or
cary street, and running back about g21 feet ON
iSto Street On this Lot, are some frame BUILDINGS
Terms one fourth of the purchase money in cash,
tue balance at 8, 8, and IL months, the purchaser
giving bonds, with approved security bearing inter-
est from the day of sale, and deed Of trust ON te
property to secure the payment
Inc sale will be conducted by Thomas Taylor.
PETER J. CHEVALLIE, Ex'ur
may 2-ISt Jos. Gallego, deed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-09
LAST GRANGE

t0r the Splendid Capital Of 10000 Dollars.
TUE drawing of the Washington Lottery will be received
ms EVENING, at O'Clock ptecsely-recolleet at 3
those who "is To procure the above splendid prize would
30 WEI TO call early this morning, there but
uilsod, ~
II. CHUBB'S FORTUNATE OFFICE.
u ickets ONLY Sl-pr the splendid prize of 900 Dollars
Cash Arrays ready at the "Golde,, FISHERY 80
Nh large SIrer Perch caught my Landing on Thursday
II was yesterday uoUning broiigh, Market and upon
proper examination was valued at One Thousand Dollars and
the cash Immediately paid 10 the fortunate Angler
~ H. large "Iurbot valued $4,000 has heen d;Srov
cred nobnS at some of choice bal; evel DAYS pss
aud n can only securea lew skl Anglers il is hardy
possible for him TO escape HAWKINS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-09
CONVENTION. ELECTuINs.

rne Indifference with which tho people seem n
NO coa anese elections SURPRISES all conception
mas the vote been equal BY one half, to the Apr
vote for Delegates to tie General Assembly. IN;
iethargy on the greatest question which the peope
Virginia have had before them since 1885, is inex pl;-
aoe, except ny referring 1t to the freehold sulTrag.
a friend writes from Fredercksburo that !,
Prince William, which voted on Monday The follow
ing gentlemen were ahead, in the order Of thei,
names. "'
Col. John Gibson, Prince William
VIM II. Fitzhugh, Stafford
Judge WIN. a. G. Dsde, Prince William
Eilyson Currie, Lancaster
Dr. Murphy, Crl. Carter, Gen. Huugerfatd md
some Others received few votes.
In King George. about 10 votes only were ,,ken.
OF these, Jno Taliafcrro received the largest num-
Der Judge Dade the second. T.. Currc the third and
Soi' Robert w. Garter Of Richmond the fourth
votes. -"
Richmond CouiIy-Rob. w. Carter 60. WIN. A.
W. Dade 65, Jno. Taliaferro Cd, Ellyson Currie 81.
ieming Bates 90, Vincent Bramham 81, DIR. Muir.
Phy y, VIM. Taliaferro -, Alex. F.. Rose ., J. w.
thin election NN
Hoehbridyc CouEty.--Gen. Briscoe c. Baldwin Of
otauDtan 1911, Chapman Johnson Of Richmond l6i.
y zen. WIN. Mccoy of Pendlcton I46, Sarn'l. Nc
lowell Moore of Rockbridge IO4, John Bower of
X Kockbridge 90. ii. !. Tnpp of Staunton 10. VIM.
Taylor OF Rockbridge 81, Thos Jones of Pendlcion
%, Dan. Sheffey Of Staunton 90, VIM. Kinney of
Augusta q, Jno. III. Poy.on of Stanton l..
.4Demarhe.-James Peasants eco, VIM G.. Riv,s
s5S, Hugh Nelson 1853, VIM. +. Gordon lag. ID. 8
Garland i3e, L. =. Thompson &C, Landop C,bell -
mo. M. Martin Is, Thomas Massic "a, Robert Rives
1.-The polls were kept open three days.
Princess GENERALIZATION w. Tazeweu Iss In.
,cph Prentis 100, Lemucl Cornick III Boht n
Taylor LOG, George Loyal 60, Arthur Emmerson
IS, John COrnick 10, Mordeca Cooke q W;Ii;am
Maxwell 2, Rich'd. II. Baker I, scattering 3.
Te-g- Wighf;--Arthur Smith 1884, John Urquhart
VI, Josiah Hoffman 98, James Treyvont 10 Iob,
Mason ~, Carr Bowers 81. Austin Claiborne Al
'rancis Rutiin 10, Richard w. Epps 10, John Car
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-09


~. FART FIRST.
Duett harp and Piano Forte Mr.. Francis and Mrs
So NJ ~ rerGoha, .Na<-enghi.
song, nr. Peafman, 'lIe lives renown'd in story
A.; NJ. a. Lee.
ARA, AIRS Pearnan, 'Vo che sapete," .AIo-n,i
ouett' AIR. d Mrs. Pearman, Tho YOU leave me
now in sorrow" ScoteL Ms,ot,,
S DeI. SEy, Nr. Francis, Francis.
Cava,ina, Mrs. Pearman, ssI've been roaming"
Horn.
song, Mr.. Pcarman, "Whcn the banner of Free.
dom" Cthe celebrated air of'.Non piu Andrai,"
Mozart.
. PART SECOND.
Grand Military Duet, Harp and Piano Torte, Mr..
pi,i ,1 anu WIS rearInan, Francis.
Ballad MIR. Pearman, my hear. sair for somebody"
A., Scotch Weiod,,.
song Mrs. Pearmon, "Bd me DISCOURSE" Bishop.
Harp, Fantasia, founded ON the Natitonal Air Of.
Yankee Doodle, Mr.. Francis, Fyaae;r
Bong, Mr. Pearnian, "The Mountain Maid"
~. =, Sinclair
Due't, Mr.. Mrs Pearman, "When thy bosom
hcaves the sigh" iRr,6n.a
Harp, MIR. Francis, (by particular reeues.l Grand
Russian March, Ir,.';
TO begin a, O'Clock Tickets ST. to be had at the
eooSCres OF Messrs Collins & Co, Mr.. Fnzwhysonu and
---- -, =. wy i-fs.e holeI may y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-09
TO THE EDITORS.

The county of Loutlnun, VIZ population Of
1900 There has been jail for nearly mouth, neither
debtor criminal, aud litigation has diminished within
crs4 two, about two thirds. Physicians also have had
little occupation for the last year improvement
tie the moral hatts of the community. lnempcranee
drinking u regarded with obvious adherence When tho
ttions Of shall have been revised aud education
carried home TIE humble tenement Of the poor man. will il,
be most happy and attractive a. u.
Nal. IqicLisenccr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-09
Valuable Real Estate.

IN TUESDAY next the 18th inst nt 2 o,clocls
we snail sell at auction, the following valuable
reai estate, viz-That desirable Lot, corner of II g
otn street. containing 43 feet front on street and
are two frame buildings
ihis Is perhaps one Of the mos, valuable building
Also, on the same dny, House and Lot in Du.
vals addition, forming a part of what is known n,
Jackson's square. 40
The above property will be sold without teserve for
CaSn. @. r. 81 J. HALLAN
W Sale to be conducted by DAVENPORT. ALLEN
e. Co. Aucts. st may5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-09
FNNCY DRY GOODS

FANCY DRY GOODS.
FI'HE subscribers have received by the Fairfield small paIcp
Of beautiful Jaeoncis and Swiss Muslin Robes Bobbinne
Capes and Wells Gro de Coup and Bare Handkerchie and
Artificial Flowers aud viii open day, Just arrived in
Richmond Packet elegant figured Swiss Muslin rich, plain and
figured GTo Nap cooured and black fns dc Indies baege
Scas long and sho Fans, Belts guard bonnet Ribbons
Ginghams Cacov thread and Cambria Jacone Swiss
and Null Musinstogotcr with complete assortment Of new
and fashionable Goods for gcntcmens summer wear, which
we can sci at much lower than former prices
maya VIM e. DAVID KYLE & co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-09
Real Estate at Auction.

RY virtue Of the last will and testament of John
Richard, decd, I, executrix of said last OH
aud testament. shall expose sale at Do bile aucti1n
on the premises, on Mondsy, the 18th day the pre-
sent month"; (lay) Immediately after the sale advsr-
used to take place on that day, by the surviving Exn
cutor OF JOS Gallego decd, the undivided half ufey
est OF the said John Richard deed in and TO the Lot
and tenement fronting On 9Th stfeet, between ar
adjoining the two tenements advertised by the sfon-
said surviving Executor.
On this property is a brick dwelhnr house ahcpt
I'D feet ltont which has been lately repaired with a
BRICK kitchen, &c. The yard and private nTley run
ning back to an alley of about feet inches vide
winch communicates with the n feet alley coumou-
called Lombard alley, and the right TO the common
and equal use of the said alley feet inches wide,
Jointly with the tenement adjoining thereto on Tho
SOUTH belonging TO the Executor Of Jos. GalleHp.
decd.
Terms-One fourth of the purchase money Ia cfsn.
the balance at s, 9 and ~ months. the pprchsssk
giving bonds with approved security. bearzk iutcy-
est from the day Of sale, and deed OF trust On a.,
property To secure the payment.
| MARY RICHARD, Exe'x AZ
| John Richard, deed.
! The sale viii Be conducted by Thomas TssAo.-
who IS IN Ike manner authorised by me n EXPOSE
70 sale at public auction, at the Same time and up
the same terms, my undivided half interest in epd 10
the lot md tenement above described, wishing by aid
arrangement 10 effect and facilitate a sale Of tha
whole OF said property
MAY 4-7t PETER J. CglEszAILIE
HAVE Tor salc pure Country lee Corning bon iscie.
u Spring esasr psr being spring wsterS n any hour h,
the day. my house. opposite the New Market Prva fnk
lies wishing 20 furnished of nv carr viii phs~ ruko
sprlica,on es soon as possible G. Waller.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-09

WANTED Immediately, pair Of Csrriagc IIor-
w SEES, that can be warranted young, sound and
gentle. Enquire a. NJ. Thomas Nelson's boarding
hcgs~. may
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-09

Il is stated in tho Eastern papers that tho Coa-
sfiuiionai power of the Uutcd States TO send mail
on Sunday through f,ate contrary TO tho conssitu-
ton Of such State, will be tested in tho trial of tho
suits commenced against the citizens OF Princeton
who lately stopped the mail, and that tho trial will
consequently be one OF much Importance!