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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-12

me Unfueysify-We are sorry to understand
That young student (Mr. Hunter) is dcad--ani
That in consequence of the state OF health, The
Lectures are suspended probably till about the
LIST OF March.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-02-12

>, Benjamin Ipdtkins Leigh. Esq is appointed
Reporter to The Court OF Appeals. in place Of
Peyton Randolph, Esq. deceased.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03
General assembly.
WOUSE OF DELEG.qTES.

MoNnAY, FFBRUARY =.
On motion Of M. .uGson of Frederick leave vos
gwen to bring in a bill, empowering tho Franklin
BANK OF Alexandria, to maintain suits in the common
wealth preparatory to winding up its affairs
Bits passed; i, TO suppress disorders and intern
perance at or near places Of religious worship (pro
hoitng the sale of ardent spirits within one mile Of
the samc.)
Mr.. F7txhpgh OF Fairfax called I'D the bill concrrr-
ing the literary fund Catering the school systcm.)
protracted discussion cnSued, in which the merits
OF the bill were sustained by Messrs Fitzhuoh of
Fairfax Mcnnis, White Of Rockbridge, Miller of
Powhatan and Nelson, and opposed by Messrs
Witchcr, Wallace and TIollemnnn. Mr. Eoilernoun
moved to post pone the bill indefinitely but the Housn
neqatlved the motion J42 70, when the bill was
ordered TO be cngTossed
Mr.. Yennis called I'D the rcport OF tIc corn,n,too
OF propositions and grievances, rejecting a pctiiion
from certain Inhabitants of Botetourt, MONTGOMERY
and Franklin which he moved to amend by declaring
the petition reasonable; in support of which mr.. Men
mis- adduced various arguments drawn from tho
convenience ofth0t portion Of The public.
The motion was supported by Mr.. Craig who
read statement derived from authentic SOURCES prp-
wing Tint the county sought to be established would
exceed medium county, in revenue, population and
territory.
.ur. Anderson Of Botctourt opposed the motion
aga the petition the ground that il was objection
ape TO majority of the people Of Botetour, and by
destroying the present boundaries would destroy It's
symmetry and throw the courthouse on one side of
the county. The consequence would be general dis
content and an effort to change tho present site Of tho
o'ut vi JuSliNts
Mr. TerriH supported the bill on general grounds
OF convenience TO the petitioners aud IL ne further
supported by mr.. Mennis
Mr.. Miller Of Botetourt opposed tho motion 10
amend the report, aud the rcasonableness oftbe pet
Ion which If granted would induce the necessity of
moving the public buildings Of the county He deep
~ regretted the necessity Of opposing an application
made by so large and respectable portion Of his
st,tuents; but he was utged to it by his opinions Of
what was due to county interest, and by his oppo-
auon tocutng UP the state into small counties the
Inconvenience of which had already been felt in
the government. Were he TO consult his personal
interest only, they would lead him TO support the
application.
Mr.. TeryiU apoligized for his taking part in the
discussion, from his attention having been particularly
invited to the subject by somo Of the petitioners and
further supported mr.. Mcnnis motion. II was fIr
thor opposed by mr., Anderson ot Bofptour4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03

Ke"'uety.-We alluded the other day to tho nom
nation Of Geo Robertson by Gov. Meicale, as Chief
Justice, and to its rejection by the Senate, on the
ground that he had vacated his present station as
associotc Judge. The ground Of the rejection was
not accurately defined, will appear by the protest
and resolutions Of the Senate on the occasion, and
Gov. Mctcalfe's response to them. The Governor
seems to have been rudcy treated by the Senate,
o. ~ Con'ncni8tor cuomora'cs thrcc rrccodcrte
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03

james River Canal, which affords fall SO extensive
IN some places, that the same water may be operated
mere, sovera! times In its decent from the canal
the river. Such is now the situation of the puolic
armory: They would possess too, the benefit of
navigation stretching upwards of 900 miles above the
works. and to the ocean below, by which means they
would cheaPly and easily receive most of their raw
materials, aud circulate to considerable distance
their manufactured productions.
WILLIAM III. CABEII, -
WILLIAM WRIT,
WILLIAM FOUSHEE, sen. !
PEYTON RANDOLPH
THOMAS RITCHIE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-02-03

II Tao following is the address referred to in the
foregoing article.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-05

p@ErRR


oE rEfyG ASKED WHAT IT WAS TO DIE.
To aie-.is an unpleasant task,
imposed on every soul.
An@ se' .oa gew themselves do ask,
where yyiH eur portion fall.
To dds what we an must do
10 oar appointed day;
Oar Eging mo nents nay be few,
We ALI that debt must pay.
To dic--is what the righteous love,
II ends their toll and wo,
Their spirits 70 their Saviour move,
And leave all sin below.
To die-ihe saint hail with delight,
TO heaven he lifts his eve;
Aud takes an everlasting flight
To praise mrs God on high.
To def we observe it right,
And are at peace above,
l. but 20 Join the sons of light,
In song Of heavenly love.
To die-reheves our ev'ry want,
And dissipates our fear;
No more our troubled hearts shall pant
Or grief our bosom tear.
To die-prepared may you and
b faund when death shall come,
Rcj0iciagi in the Trinity,
Through Gods eternal Son.
J. Saunders.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-05

NTOTICF--Thes subscriber having obtain
1 q ed administration upon the personal es-
tate Of Hoses r. Hunter, deed. respectfully
requests all persons indebted to said estate.
10 call on hun and adjust the same without
delay. In like manner, the creditors Of SAID
estate, are requested 10 present their claims,
duly authenticated. The members OF the
Bar, and late clients Of the decd. are IN
formed that his professional papers are now
at the subscribers office IN Charestown,
where those entitled to them, can receive
them upon application.
ANDREW HUNTER.
October o. 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-05
Ten Thousand Dollars |!
RRUJIANT SCUEME..

6,240 prizes, amounting to $4,000
Only 10 900 Tickets in the Scheme-Not
One Blank to a Prizel-the whole payable in
CASH, which us usual at CoHFS's OFFICE,
can be had the moment they are drawn.
Whole Tickets, $500 t9Hfsfas, 800
.JiaireS, 200 Eigdths, 30 els
- ORDERS either By mail post e, paid or
prizes, viii meet the same prompt and punctu-
al attention as il on personal application.
il COHEN, Jr & BROTHERS, Bat
81 The Register, containing the ODicial
List, wM be jo,qcmded Immediately after The
drmri,ag, 10 those ,cho may request II.
Baltimore, October %, 1929
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-05
MARTINSBURG SEMINARY FOR
VOTING LADIES

MRS LITTLE, has the pleasure to INFORM
her friends, that as her sister Mrs Tiuwin. IN
tends to spend the winter with her, she will be
hsppy 20 make some addition 10 the limited
number of Young Ladies usually received under
her tuition. Mrs T. having recently arrived
from England, and previously Visited some OF
The most moderh and improved establishments
for Education in that country, Mrs. l.. assures
herself that her sisters efforts conjoinly with
her owu, will secure in the improvement oil her
pup Is ample satisfaction, 20 those Parents or
Guardians who may honour her .ith their pa
tronage.
Young Ladies who are not regular pupils,
may be taught Painting in water colours, and
on velvet.
October Is
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-05

n lGHl SCHOOL -James Maxwell respect
~ fully intorms the Citizens Of Martinsburg,
that he viii commence a a {GHT SCHOOL on
Monday evening, the 18th inst in which will %
taught Spelling, Reading, Writing and Arith-
metic, including Vulgar and Decimal Fractions.
the extraction Of the Square, Cube and B'quad-
rate Roots &c. Attendance from early candle
light 10 half past nine.
Oct
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-05

sFORM,qN'S FERRY, .,fouth IF 0feekon.
THE subccriberinforms the public, that be
has new FERRY-3OAT In good order
iar conveying of Wagons. Carriages, &c. seross
( he Potomac River and the Opeckon Creek
1t will be found to be the nearest read iron
dartinsbuTg 10 Boonsboro', Hsgerstown, WIZ
Iamsport, &c. also, the nearest and most dlrect
.o2d from Sherherdstown, Charlestown, &c.
y way of Wiiliamsport 90 the CumbeFiano
road.--lt will be attended to by
March SIT. JAMES F0RM.9Ss
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-05

Morgan county, to 1oit:
At rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
county court of Morgan, on the 5th day Of
Jaly, 1929.
Jacob I. Towsor, PrtE
AGAINST
George, 5ohn, jacob and Peter frederick.
hens OF Christopher Tederick and Robert
ouS'ass, Def's.
In Choncery.
Inc defendants iacoh ADD Peter frederick.
not having entered their apes tance and given
security accordng TO the act OF Assembly and
The rules OF this cour,-h is ordered that the
SAID defendants, Jacob snd peter Tede,ick do
appear here on the 4'h Monday in November
nest, 10 answer the bill Of the compiainants
and that copy Of this order be published Tor
two months excessively in the Msrtinsbarg
Gazette, and posted at the door of the couf
mouse OF sad county. Conv-Teste.
C 0RRiCK,c Nc
October l.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-05
80 DOLLARS REWARD.

q. Runaway from the susscs;bs.
O.. on Saturday night the 26h nj, !,
ia negro woman named HARRIET
IA about 20 years old, and took v;,s
I'M her, her male child about SIX mon,Ss
eN..ss.s2, old; she absconded with Neg,o
Nan vino calls himself GUY, the property ~
Carlisle Whiting, aud is relation of fiarr;e,,s
husband, also the property Of said Whi,inr
Who ran off about ten days before Harriet AMI
Guy; she took with her variety of cIo,b;no
for herself and child, not receIle cted, excen,s
Straw Bonnet Trimmed with white, much ,oed
Harriet is OF dark complexion, of middle size
with her uppef fore teeth rather wide apart,
upon the whole size is handsome servant.
The above reward will be given for Harr;a.
and Child, If taken and secured so that ce,
them again, or all reasonable expenses ps;d II
brought home. CHARLES BOARMAN.
Berkeley County, Va. Oct. /.
0r The Franklin depository, Chsmbersburr
will insert the above advertisement to ,be
smonnt of 81, and charge this office.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-05

ViRGlNIA--to 1sit:
AT rules holden in The clerks office of the
county court OF Morgan, OH the first Monday
in July, 1929.
Michael Courtney, PPtG,
ffeoefick Name, Def'n.
IN Ciaacery
The defendant, Frederick Maine, not hsv
Ing entered his appearance and given security
according to the act of assembly and the rule 5
OF tbs court, and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an inhabi,ant of this
county-h is Ofotted, that the said defendant.
dc appear here Oh the first day next November
term, and answer the bill of the Plaintiff, ami
that copy ofthis order be forthwith inserted
~ some newspaper published in Msrtinsbure
,o' TWO months successfully, and posted al the
front door of he court house in Rain.
Copy-Tesle,
G. ORRlCK, C. M. C.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-05

R01eit Bonse-Being in church one Snu
day, and having some difficulty in procuring
scat, a young lady who perceived him
kindly made way FOR him IN her pew. The
text was upon the teTrors of the gospel a,
denounced against sinners, to prove which
the preacher referred to several passages oil
Scripture, to all Of which the lady sceraod
very attentive. but somewhat gitated Burns
m perceiving this, wrote with pencil on the
blank leaf of his Bible the following lines:
Fair maid, you need not take the hint,
Nor idle texts pursue;
Twas only sinners that he meant
-'ot angels such as you"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-05

4 AND FOR SALE The undersigned, exc.
Y 4 cu'oFs ofthe es!ate Of Jacob Painter, sen.
decd Will sell, at private sale, A 1RACT OF
LAND, lying within one mile Of Nsrtinsburg
containing 1876 acres, 2 Roods aud 80 Poles
This is good farming land and is susceptible OF
Improvement. The improve uens consist Of
good Inv citing House. Kitchen, Smoke House,
Core House, . log Barn aud Stables, with 8
large Orchard of good fruit. never.fs,i;ng
lime stone spring, spring House, good St.
House, SC about the one hall ofthis Tract OF
Land IS cleared, part ofwhicil is god bottom
land, the balance we'll clothed with timber.
Any person wishing to purchase, can be slew n
the same, by Supplying 70 John Painter, res ding
on the premises. For terns, which will be
made accommodating, apply 70 the subscribers
JOHN M0NG, EA'rs. Of !.
JACOB SWARIZ. s Painter.
August 9o-tf.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-05
Land for sale at Public AUCTION

Lam f0r SAFE dt THOtc S1uCtt"h
TEyILL be sold, on Friday, tie 18Th Of No
Wv Cember neat, all the LAND of Obed
holland, decd. lying on Back-Creek, in the
county OF Berkeley. One Tract on the east
of Back Creek, containing about 800 acres,
and about COS acres on the west of the said
Creek; there is quantity of first-rate bot
tom on each Tract. The land will be sold on
accommodating terms, as the heirs are deter
mined to sell and go to the West All those
who hold notes or bonds under seals, are re
quested to bring them forward on that day
when due attendance will be given by the le-
gal heirs ofthe said Obed holland, decd.
The sale will take place on the premises.
SAMUEL THOMPSON,
JOHN WOLFF,
OBED holland, jr
October -. 1929
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-05

IN Jefferson county, Alabama, recently a
III. buchanan entered his dwelling and (oand
G,ls. b. hanging by skein of yarn, having
Just kicked the chair from under her. IN
stcad of cutting her down, he went to a dis
tant neishbor, mile of, and informed of il
:.-il-,ising that it was contrary to law to cut
~erd down.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-05

Eau La ag.-One Eli Easy, whe
lately figured in New York obituary
writes that be is still living and is likely
To live. lie says he does nothing but
eai, sleep and drink at the towns
charge.
The printer Of 40 eastern paper says
that many Of his patrons would make
good wheel horses, they hold back 50
well.
a Printers 'Joys and Sorrors. -
tOct a-Desr Sirs, have enclose d
you IS for your interesting paper, and
wish you 30 forward il Immediately
Postage paid. Sept. "a Gentlemen,
We take So many papers, must decline
taking yours any longer Postage
NOT paidv Reader, which Of these
individuals think ye, deserves our era
titude for fagors received
Berkshire american,
Wonders. A man died in England
tately who was seven feet four inches
high. and weighed sos pounds. A
dwarf Sc inches high attended bis flu
neral as chief mcurner.- There is d
horse exhibiting in Berlin, Prussia, io3
years old He has been fed on sugar
since be attained the age of seventy.
IF you wish to be happy for day get
we'll shaved; il for week, get invited
to wedding; if for month, buy coed
nag; # for half a year, buy handsome
house; il for year, marry handsome
wife il for two years, take Holy Orders,
but if you would be always gay and
cheerful, practice Temperance.
Bed in erah-One jeremiah Gram is
posted in a virginia paper, as having patrol
ed that State, seduccd the affections and
gained the hands of large number of wild
cession. Blight and midew, say we, to such
grain.
Manners What rare gift is that of
mannersl how difficult to define how
much more difficult TO impsrt. Better
for q man to possess them, than wealth,
beauty, or talent; they will more than
supply all No attention is too minute,
no labour too exaggerated, which tends
to perfect them. lie enjoys their adj
vantage ia the highest degree, viz: he
who can please, penetrate, persuade, as
the object may require, possesses the
subtlest secret of the diplomatist and
statesman aud wants nothing but oppor.
tunity to become great
A mortal fever prevailed on board a
ship at sea, and negro man was ap.
pointed to throw the bodies of those
who died from time 10 time, over board
One day when the Captain was on deck,
he saw the negro dragging out Of the
fore castle sick man who was strug'
Cling violently to extricate himself from
the negroes grasp, and demonstrating
bitterly against the cruelty of being bu
ried alive. What are you going to do
with that man, yon black rascal said
the Captain Going to throw him over
board. Masso, cause he dead!' replied
the negro. Dead you scoundreln says
tie captain, don't you see he noyes
and speaksP Yes, msssa,' replied the
negro, Il know he says he 40 dead, but
always lie so nobody neber knOtO tchen 10
bsiiere him!'
R01eit BUns.-Being in church one Snu-
day, and having some difficulty in procuring
a scat, young lady who perceived him
kindly made way FOR him IN her pew The
text was upon the teTrors of the gospel a,
denounced against sinners, to prove which
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-05
PLANK WAN1rIHIn-

WISH to purchase for buildipe son
Il feet OF Inch Plank, 1000 feet of in,b ~.
quarter, and 1900 feet of inch and bsIe ' ~
besdelvered either at Shepherds,own or st,S '.
farm lately purchased of James Hae. on ,bs
tnrn; Ike road, three miles Forth of Iee,o.sn
and six miles south of Shepherdstown. p,o''
posals may be addressed to me at wincbes,sr s'
IL. S. G. TUCKER.
October IS
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-05
NEW FALL & WINTER
4DOID1n

z NAVE inst received my supply Of
X FaH aud WInfer Goods, which hsve been
selected with much care, and are now offered,
at my Store in sherherds own, at the most re-
tInced. prices. All persons who arc disposed
to purchase good bargains are requested 10
cali at nv store, and examine for themselves
JOHN L. COOKUS.
Shepherds town, October Is
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-05

JOURN'EY.NE.N COOPERS U.aNTED
II b Vie subscriber VIII give employment to
n three good JOUR.NE KyuE.N COO
PERS Constant employment and liberal
wages will be given.
WILLIAM MCCLURE.
Lick Mills, Oct ~, 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-05
The Next State Lottery.

COEEN'S oFFICE-BNLrponE,l
Get II, 1879. (
e. We present herewith, Class NO. Z, for
1879, of the
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY,
Arranged on the ODD and EVEN SYS-
TEN, the drawing Of which viii take place
in the City Of Baltimore on
Wednesday, tie 25h Nocsmber.
HIGHEST PRIZE
Ten Thousand Dollars
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-05

Bed IN erai,--One jeremiah Gram is
posted in virginia paper, as having patrol
ed that State, seduced the affections and
gained the hands of large number of wild
ows, whom he married and deserted in sue
cession. Blight and mldew, say we, to such
grain.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-03
.tcts,a ostU IZg 1ptg.
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 2, Iaeo.

The Conv"n' Yesterday on it4 ne.tinp imncd,-
ateiy went irto Cumnrter Of the Whac, and 'ool nb
the Judlcinl Commit co reopri.
JrDGf MARSHALL proposed nm ai.,.n,.,nrn, I'm ti,,
cai-e st under consldera'Inn. by adding the words
land IN The Justices of the Peace who shall co,npo>e
the sad Courts, ami by striking ont TIC word .ant
before the words "county cnurts AID anoi her amend
mrnt 10 1oFov immediately IN" former a. follows
l"ghc Legislature as such jurisdiction ns
snail be- ncce.snrv IN Corporation Courts and in The
magistrates who may hcnrI tn tho ccsDofare courts
these amendments were adonir without n DIVISION
Mr.. PowEi 1 moved n reronsidrr the vote of INC
day before STRIKING ou tile word 4;he" before the
words county courts" This motion was suopori cd
ny Messrs Randolph Leigh, and Johnson. and oppo-
Fch ny Judge Marshal, who SAID he necessary
Tor reconsideration
| The motion 70 reconsider was carried in the afr =
Imative-AyeS 53-nOrs a..
| NJ KANDotrH in the COARSE of his remarks corn
menief upon Mr. Hendersons remarks Of tho previous
! day. Ia which Mr.. y nderSon very briefly renird
Inc Committee then passed over he report of the
Jndici'ry Commit 90 and took nm the rronosion If
! Mr. Upshur submitted last Monday rola'irr % me
oa'ie OF representation. Mr. MADIso~ addressed he
tComritt"e, and we understood HIM ~ say that he
would i'r the sake of harmony surrender his own
onnions m fRro. Of a combined ruiio in both the
Hors" Of Delegates and the s. nate and adoDi the
white basis Cor the House Of Delegates and he com
hnef RATIO IN some form either taxation and popu-
lation combined or federal numbers, in he Senate.
MIR CPSTIrR addressed the Commit ter. in cxplan1-
non "thc h1siS ofhs proposition which was combined
o. lst wh" population; 2d. Dopula ion and taxation
combined; Sd, & dcral numbers.
] Mr MOORE said he considered II necessary 10 o.
plain the vote he shnnd give and oppressed his will
inGn"ss IN como 10 the mixed basis IN tho co,
/ al heated debate Mr.. I.ErGa :hen addressed the
Commute for Some time, and moved that it should
rise, intending 10 continu" his TcmarLs 10 d1v The
Committee theu rose and the Convention adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-03
GREAT FIRE IN CAMDEN. 3 G.

'LHT7Heh SO Won 26fh, l020.
Our beautiful ntle town presents Il scene of d.
soia'"n lndeeG and cannot adequately dc crbc the
distress of our Inhabitants.
The entire so iar-S each s.G1 oF Tho strco,
from McAdams' TO Wel>hs and GoodInan~ irrir~.
ing The wo latter, are IN ruins. Tweutv-.ns front
buildings arc destroyed and IS in all, making, with
goods, according to the hest es'rnae at present.
loss of from 30 10 IHo thousand dollars or this.
mol more, and II Is supposed not 60 much. than %
thonsand insured
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-03

The Editor Of the New York American thus speak. OF that
excellent wo,A, lie Journal of Health:-
The JouRNt HsAIrH has reached Is sixth number a,
Continues the gotd op ~ expressed az II from a..
v physicians of crnence as IN A. v ne
newspapers geue"y Its aim pont ont in sinue md
nIeigiIe language level al carac!e tho means oC &c
ihink, fully - - 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-03
PnlApElrnlA. Nov. SO.

IHiApElrHIl, Nov. so.
Is 81 t' elsewhere n is paper that the body " Judge
Warrington mad arrived ~ Baltimore Of the STEAMBOATS,
aud would thence hr Mount Vernon for burial Mrs
Washington lrn this city Saturday morning carriage
We informed that between Grav's Very tho Bell Ia
'vru Mrs w taken suddenly aud arnney m and vas
conveyed to private dwelling house where she Slofy after
rNprrd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-03

~ ,Tx-E: RAx,

rk~Es plY - =
DN OAiJN; "''''- NIi.I'y A. co = -
"a. ,.t4i.s,. a..
THIS MORNING, De-. ID. a, hall rs-- -,
O'Clock, at our Auction Sore.
lC0 boxes brown snan
100 do r.cu.; canUl..
20 casks chors. -
ZOO cams WRITING rai.~-
COO DO wrapping 10
80 hhis irackctel
20 binds ~ Croix Sncs-
% BAGS cof- Q
Indigo. gnrcr
Hats, cotton yaEr;
An assert mont ii chai
bids rrime Antrrs rum
pines Hnlland cir
10 hhds n Orleans run,
Wines Spanish cigars
Shoes
90 hide rno'aesos. &c
&C. y a. & Co. Aucts