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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26

VIRGIHA:A rules holden in the clerks office NJ the s
court "I ehanceTy for the Richmond district the day OF
Sugu 1879 Blons Emanuel, pit against j. }. Joseph and
sarah his wife, William Dandrdge, late sheriff of Henrco
committed for administration Robert g. Marks and Lawrence
Lyon, dts.
The defendants J. j. Joseph and saoab HE ,,iC, md t.
W. mArk not having entered their appearance and rven
ry according the Of assembly and the rules co
and Appearing by satisfactory evidence ina, bc ~
uants oi tins cotntry ordered that the said defendant, do
appear here Oh the first day oftc anuary term and
ie bill OF the PLAINTIFF and that copy order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published the city Of Richmond
or TWO months suecfsSvey and posted the front door Of the
capitol, in the said city. " WV
70 copy. . Teste, WV G PgxnL,7oy. &C
ViHeiN Az rules holden in clerks Office of the IpeSor
court NJ ohaneey for the Richmond district the Sd day OF
Hogos'ne buige and James Scott, pits against
Bong iIarwe Richard g. Pesram Richard ~. Barwei and
The defendont Boiling lIawer having entered his ap.
Pearsnfe and gwen security according the Of assembly
and the rules Of this court and appearing by sa,isco
dece that he IS not an nhaban Of this country ordered
uE me sad defendant DO appear here the day of the
next January term, aud answer Inc bill Of the lains and
tn' copy Of This order be forthwith inserted in soe news
paper publisher IN tie city of Richmond months s,
cessvey and posted at tie from, door Of the capitol in the
rs AooPy. Tcste WV @. P,vprrroy.,c
VRoNA-At rules, holden IN The clerks Office Of tIe s,
court NJ ohancery T the Richmond district tho 3d dav NJ
August 1879 Robert Oliver aud Hugh William Evans cxor Of
John hcaihSoie dscd pitts against WIN. Taylor Robert
Po9e and Robert " Montague and John T. Moseiey cxors
Of Miehleborough Montague. decd, dchs.
The defendant WIN. T. Taylor not having entered HE a.,
Pearace and given tery according the ao, nj assembly
aud tie rules ~ this oour, and appearing by ziisfsctory
-
co. ihai the sad deendant do appear here tho dsv Of
the next January ter and the bill of the plaintiffs
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some nos
paper published IN tie cry o. Rchnond, fpr months sue
cesvcy and posted the font door Of the capitol IN t
said cry. 10y ~ "'
76 copy. Tes'e, WV g. P9ynrtrov, r e.
VIRG,NA:At rcs holden the clerks Office Of the sI,er
NJ chancey for the Richmond district the Sd dav NJ
August, 1929 Alexander Fuchc pit against Joseph Garter
aud John =. Duval, DIS.
The defendant Joseph Carter having entered his appear
ance and given security according tie Of asscny and
ne rules NJ this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
mat I've Is NO. nhat9nt Of this cOunfy ordered Thai
me said Defendant 10 appear hS tho first day Of the next
January term, and answer tie BID Of the plaintiff md ,1st
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted IN ncwatcr mil
shcd ~ the cry Of Richmond, for months succcssvuy and
posted al the font door Of the capitol in the said ctv
- cor. leste W.. o. PENnlTrov, q.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-26

NmGINIA:--At rules, holden in the clerks Office i
tho superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
district. the Sd day OF August, 1929 Zacbariob
Brooks and Margaret his wife, PAMELA TTobson md
Samuel Jones' pitts against Richard Pryor ex'or Of
James Durell deed, the said Richard Pryor and Viz
glnia his wife, y. y. Boyd. Durel Boyd, CONWAY
Boyd, Patrick Foster, and Eleanor his wife. David
Boyd, VIM. Boyd, aud Henry Boyd, Richard M,Rse.
surviving ex'or Of John MRac, senr. aud of John
M'Rae iunr. decd Benz. w. Leigh. joseph q. viii
der, Thomas Jones, in his own right and as exor of
Joseph Jones' decd, Richard Williams, late sheriff
OF Prince George county, and rs such adrn'or of John
wilder, deceased, Roger Mallory, sergeant Of the
Town OF Petersburg and a. such sdn'nr Of Hector
NJ NoHl, decd, Alexander MRac, John M'Rac, dna
Violet Claiborne, dcita
The defendants Richard Pryor, ex'or Of j. ,cs Dur
eI, decd, and the same Richard Pryor and Vironin
hs wife, and Durel Boyd, not having entered their
appearance and given security according to thcact Of
assembly ~ the rules Of this court q appearinR By
satisfactory evidence, that they are not inhabitants
this country; it ia ordered, that tic SAID defendants
DO appear here on the fret day OF tile mex January
term aud answer tho bill Of the plaintiffs; and thar
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in som,
newspapers published in tho city of Biehmnnd.li IT,,
two mouths succsivcly, and posted n the front Jo6y
OF the capitol, in the said Guy.
rs a Tpsip Wa. O.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-24
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, m o.

ARRIVED, NOVEMBER ~,
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell. Baltimore; passenger
and freight for theDistrict.
Steampacket Fredericksburg, B. J. Jenkins, Balti.
more; Passengers and freight for the District.
NOVEMBER %.
Brig Invincible, Pratt, Boston, sugar. moasses do
nestle goods, &c. to A. G. Cszenove Co.
Brig Cashier, stetson, Boston; plaster to w Fowle
& Co and freight for the District.
Brig Leander, Humphreys, st. Andrews; plaster to
8. Messersnith.
schr. Velocity, Hammond, Halifax; plaster and pots-
toes to w Fowle a. Co.
Schr. Hsxal Shove, Boston, sack salt, tea, &c. to
C.. Cazenove & Co.
schr. Columbia, shinn, New York; freight for the
District
Scbr Sarah Ann, Ellis Newbern; salt anG tar to the
master
sloop Friendship, Duncan, Philadelphia, via Canal;
freight for the District.
SAILED, NOVEMBER %,
Brig Susan & Sarah, Bates, to load below with tim
Der, for New York.
Schr. Columbia, Lawrence, DO
Sloop Express, Curtis, Savannah.
Schr Pioneer, Eldridge cleared st Boston for this
port 18th instant.
Schr Diadema Petit, cleared at Philadelphia for this
port 2lst instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-24
-BUENOS AYRES.

By the brig Balcarce, Barckiey, which ar'iv-
I'd at New York, papers are received from Bo'-
nos Ayres to September s2d inclusive. In The
Journal OF Commerce and Daily Advertiser we
fad IE- following Items Of intelligence:
The duties On the exploration OF OF or horse
Aites had b'ep raised, by government, from
o. rial To one dollar, and il was expected that
an additional outy Of : to s Per cen'. would BE-
'mpo,ed on skins, horns enL o'her articles.
During the q.ar,er ending h, Sis, OF Aug.
there were exported f,om Bu,uos Avrrs 1877
1913 hides, and 1880 dozen na;ria skins
decree OF he go'ernmen' Vas issued on
The 10 -, Offering 20 ci;iz-us OF the country who
are natives ofI Re a"blic, and who may be
disposed TO establish themselves OF the new
nae OF the river Az 4 and the frontier lands "i
ID State, the full poss, ssion of an esidnfi0. or
p'ao'a ION, half league in front and i league
and half deep Tn princinal cond'"ous are,
TIA they shall r, move their families or work
men 10 the plan'a ions witaia one y.ar, and
nave capital Of ~ l,ss than 100 head at
'S'ur, with horses in prnpor,ion,-or Gu uvate
30 much land as sLall produce wha' is equiva>
tent In this capital The drsigo OF The gov
srnmen, III IF ring so Isyorsb.e terms Is 10
."m barrier against the InCursiOns OF indians,
& The sritiers are exempted from all mill
lazy duty, except for the defence Of the frontier
Where heu plantations are located.
The in>ralIa ion OF the S,nado ConsultiNo
vas 10 take place on the 10Th Of September.
Since the peace there had been considerable
e1nor's Of gold aud silver.
Reports were prevalen, tina. the indians had
na'e an incursion iu,o the province. AVID that,
% ra'asonia, they had made an attack upon
"S e,laneias, but were repulsed.
sNme disturbances continued To sfiict the
provinces, and measures had been taken by the
S'rernmenI to suppress them.
u Vincente M,za has brep sppoin'ed Au-
'N0r and Assessor General, aud he is TO man
sSe The judicial proceedings Of he Marine De-
grs''nenl in place Of the auditor Of Marine
-" Navy to be reduced, and those vessels hot
'Aunded Tor service TO be sold.
a's, S..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-24
New Factory

yTyHOMAS KELL & Go. have commenced the ma
i nufac,uins ofcopper, Tin, Lead, and Sheet Iron,
anil purpose keeping on hsnd n constant and & neral
supply of Ariel in the soove line, in their several
rietes Also, Brazngs and Sheet.ng Copper, Tin
plate aud Wire All orders in their line viii be CRATE.
fully received and attended to with ncatness and
promp, tude. which we earnestly solicit generous
public will give the privilege of testing at Fac.
tory. lower end If Krns street, opposit. the Custom
Hous., here The highest price, in cash barter, will
be given ior old copncr, brass, pew er. and lead.
Gr B.st Winerstraned Lamp Oil for sale.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-24

The enierprisiog industry OF our citizens i.
already considered part Of our national cha
rac,er; nor is this trai, confined particularly to
the Northern section of the confederacy. In
Georgia and South Carolina the culture of the
sugar cane is commenced BY many experienced
and practical planters: in some Of the Wes,era
States the raising or silk worms is getting TO
be common: in an Illinois ,aper We fod direc-
tons for preserving The tea plant, and an init.
nation that its cultivation is to be attempted:
considerable quantity Of wine in DOW made in
several of the Southern States; and, in short,
wherever an opening is presented, enterprise is
sure to follow with its most vigorous exertions.
There is nothing 100 hard to be attempted
With every variety Of soil and climate, the peo-
pl. Of This country Cen raise for their own use,
not only the comforts, hut he lnxuries Of life
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-24
ASIA bbls % half bbls.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET -Novrnrrn 81.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET -NovrnErn 81.
FLouR AVID NEAL.-Snce our last report, sup rhne
Flour has remained stead, ~ IS 25 and sales ~ the
extent Of 10000 barrels have been made for export
The supplies continue moderate for the season, "'d
stocks unusually small Sales e 200 tarre's Rive Flour
vt 68} and in small lots a, 75 40 hads Corn Meal
at IL IS. and barrels steady at 50 for fresh ground
GRArN.- wheat continues scarce and sales ut some
SRA, lots, aHoat, at 81 % fair suppl of Corn
at rket and saes Of old white and yellow fat at ~
40 rents; and new. but not in condition tor eApor,
Mt 37Ac several parcels Of southern Rye sold ut 81
SAC. AS in quality; aud Oats at 80 Gle Good Penn
sylvania Oats, from wagons IS j73c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-24

II issupnosed thai Judg' WILKINS, member
elect { ON Allegheny county, Maryland, TO The
next Congress, has resigned his sea'-oonse-
qusn,l SPEC ial cleo ton will BIZ held to supply
he vacancy. Henry BALDWIN, Esq, is an
nop.eed as a candidate.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-24
COMM ERCI.AL.

FLoua.-The receipts of King-stree, Flour. last
week. were about 400 barrels less than the previous
week, and the demand such to keep the market
completely harc-Ihe wagon price ranged from IS 90
to 06, principal part taken at o. a S o. sales
from store. were made at from to 07!; chiefly at
S 05 aud o.
Yesterday the current wagon price was IS O0' a few
loads were taken at 500 0i bu' dealers generally
declined giving than 90. and some refused to
buy at that
Export for the week ending SATURDAY., 2lst instant,
3644 bbls. CO .stvise
Quantity inspected during the same period
King-street 1919 bbls "a half bbls.
Wharf 1920
Potomac Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-24

Bv The Steam Boa, Ohio, which last Sunday
lef New York for Albany, one hundred and Fl
~ thousand dollars in silver coin, were sent,
des ineG f"r Canada.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-24

RAPID TRAvxLLING.-The Baltimore Ameri>
can Of SATURDAY, says: "We learn that the New
Despatch Line of Stages came through from
Washington to his city Yesterday, in three
hours and thirty fvs minutes, with FIVE passen-
GERS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-24

A ball is to be given IN Georgetown on the
2eth, the receipts Of which will be applied TO
the relief of the sick and INDECENT laboIers who
have been employed on the canal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-24

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, ocrosrn II
n1,nIIN CORN EXCHANGE, Der. l6.

There was little ration in our Corn Market to-dAy'
,r;me Wheat and Oats selling on same terms as q"
Tues law but inferior dull and rather lower. and bere
aud Barley being at further reduction Of 3d. to Cd per
barrel little doing in Flour or Oatmeal Wheat red
o. 10 2Ss do white, 2Ss. TO sos Oats w. to lis
Bere, Us, 81 Barley, grinding. IL to l<si DO. malt
ing, IS to lbs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-24

B Weigh has been burnt in efigy, in
Rocking IN County, Va. A very disgraoeful
proc eedure.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-24

DUSpAI.K Der. II There is shade Of Improve
,nent in the price Of Wheat owing to the spiea oPe
tons of sumo of the Houses connected with Preston
L. h.ve exceeded our Nlers and gven 26s. Cd. tor
red, and 2es Cd. per barrel for white samples.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-24

For The lates, intelligence from the Conven-
ton We refer our readers o sno: her column
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-24
NnrshaA's Sale

NnrshaA's Sale
WILL be sold, on Tsssdey, khs 22d dsy Of Lecem6e.
w merit II O'Clock, the premi.es, tor cash. Ill
the right and title Of iiugh w. Minor to th.t
IYSx TRACT OF LIND.
%S with all the improven. nts thereon. contain.
~ ing about ne bundled and sixteen acres and
skA bounded rs follows:
Beginning Al the figure one, = stake near red oak.
corner of lot No the old line; thence, with ,ad
line. south. and running with the lane SOUTH and bind
ing Childs land to the Of the sixty lot
Of Philip II. Minors part OF the same plot No. }, and
devised to the said p u. Minor BY his father George
Minor, decreased; thence. east, in straight line. from
the lane east th, same plot and dividing the sail plot
No. between Z II. Minor and the said Hugh w.
Minor to three marked sapng. 3, the int rsection Of
Writings line; thence, north, with Writings line, to
Simon sommers' land. and b,ndiug tn, ,aij som.
mcrs land until intersects the land ' Caleb richards
heirs, to stake. thence with the land. west. to
chesnut the branch; thence, from the Chestnut.
and binding the heirs of richards, with The lane,
west, tn the corner ofbeginnng.
Sold. subject to the dover right Of Mrs. Hugh w.
Minor, to satisfy two eAecuOns-One IN favor IT Geo.
Minor and others; and the other favor Of Joseph
Sewell, use Of Doctor william GunneII.
If the purchaser fails to c2mpl, with the terms Of
sale, the land will be sold and tn. f,E purchaser
held responsible for any deficiency that ma.
consequence Of second sale
G. SCOTT. u v.
FIR r.. RinggoH MqrshGi
nov 81 -5taw 22dDrc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-24
Public Sale of Land.

DY virtue of a deed oftrust from Robert y. ,homP-
ID sou to the subscriber, dated the - day Oh.
and recorded in the Court Fairfax County, for bcne
fit Of John uuncure, John w shton, and William
Moss will b. exposed public sale. for ready money,
at Fsirf.S Court House, Monday the 2la dug Of DO
eeR'ber merit, (tha, being Gour, day
4 certain Tract of and
lying in the county If F,rfax supposed 10 contain 300
acres. il neing part of the BEL No FPTR4ET The
title to The same is believed To lie good.
THO. MOSS, Trustee.
oct 22-eots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-24
i,rv Goods. Hardware, &c.

a addG nal supply Of DR., Good; Chairs, template
IA Stoves, Knives \ F2rk,; Rogers patent pocket
and p n do; .ammsr; sets Of Weights. Justreceiv-
ed AL e. sale low, BY GEO. WHITE.
no,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-24
Splendid snndon ANIMALS.

TIME subscriber has just received The flowing Lon,
i don, Philadelphia, md Boston Annals for 1880:
Fnrget.me. not, 10 engravings
Winters Wreath, 10 engravngs
Friendships Offering. II do
Juvenile F"rget mot, do
Atlantic Souvenir, lPhht. lphia) - engravings
Pearl snd oxen, lBos,"n) and II do
.ahe
The Went Of wish-ton-wish. by Cooper
3 Book of the Boudoir, BY Lady Morgan
Tales Of = Good Woman, by Doubtful Gentleman
Tales and sketches Of Country Sehoomaster
Memoirs of rhoms, Adds Emmst
.fnd a further Supply Of
Memoirs Of Leigh richmond. BrAinerd, Judson
Urquhart, and Pierce
Ude', French Cook; Cooks Oracle; and Virginia
Housewife
Dwight's Psalms and Hymns, 8vo
Juvenile Books, moral and Instructive
Painted Toy Books, in great variety
Dissected Maps and Pictures. &C &c &c.
nov 24-eo3t ELIZA KENNEDY.
ODD u EHEN
Maryland State Lottery,
No. 2, fo- 1899,
Will be drawn in Baltimore on "Wednesday, the 18th Of
November.
CAPITAL PRIZE 10000.
Tickets ~ halves 2; quarters 1, egnths SO eents.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Clase No i3 farisl9.
Will be drawn in tn City Of New York on Thursday,
the 26th Of November
As NUMBERS s DRaHN BALLOTS
CAPITAL. PRIZE $40 900.
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters So; eignths IS.
To be had in variety Of numbers, at
J. II. WHITES
Lotiery Office. Royal stree.
nr Orders from tn country specially attendedtJ
Drawing oftAe Dela,care and Youth Carolina Consolidated
Lottery. Class No g:
40 81 IS II ~ 81 4e %
nov "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-24
BELFAST MARKET, Der 10.

There was good supply o. Whest. which went on
rather heavily. from los al TO los Sd. tor red.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-24
NETWORK MARKEr-Novxnsrn 81.

FLoua.--rhe market for New York -Four now varies
according to the appearance and prospects Of the wes'
Their The cold IF lat week caused an advance in
Western, which, al the commencement Of this week,
was not sustained.
GRAM Prices remain without change, and parcels
of West-r thes have come in. have sold at 81 20;
some Inferior AZ 10, Rye, 50 zoe Barley, 81 62c'
Southern Corn, 48 a SOC Northern. Soc, Beans are
quoted al Has
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, OCTOBER Is.
Our market is very heavy, and whea: is offered At
from Is to S. per quarter lower than on Monday, with
lt,le demand
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, ocrosrn II
In consequence Of large arrivals from ireland, IRISH
new Wheats experienced decline price Of from 3d.
to I'd per 70 los and but little doing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-24
SALES AZ AUcrIo e.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

TOMORROW EVENING, at early cande.lirht will
L be sold at the Auc,on-store, variety Of
DRY Goods, Hardware and other articles,
just ived bv LIST steamboat Also. collection Of
new and valuable Books, Stationery, &c.
nov %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-16
FOURTH OF July cEuEpRArros.
At WHEELLNG-

l. Inc day we celebrate-the 4th of july TO-
aoVehtGrous was the Declaration Of. our Indepen-
dehce; but Its gallant authors pledged their lives
their fortunes and their sacred honor TO sustain il
and faithfully did they redeem their pledge
?. The cause of freedom throughout the world:--
"A day. an hour Of vriuous liberty. is worth a
whole eternity of bondage"
3. The u. States of .yorth America whore pho
tame OF liberty was kindled; May its lnsrc never
be diuled by the sword of ambition nor its brirbt
ness iade Tor want of the fuel of wa,chfulness.
j. The Republics of South America: Nav they
look 10 the polar star of their political commas and
never suher ITS needle TO be attracted from the true
pont by the steel of ruthless warrior ehleft aims
o. Inc approaching Convention of Virginia: II
VIII embrace constellation of political talents and
experience May 1t be equally conspicuous for lib.
crafty of sentiment.
8. The State of Virginia: Long has its character
oeeh degraded ana It's energy enfeebled by the
weight oi selfish olgarchy; but we trust that the
day OF her political regeneration is drawing niph
when she shall assume her proper station among her
sister republics, and her citizens enjoy their eura
and unalienabe rights.
2. Internal improvements and domestic nonuCsc
lures; The one strong lieament of our Union
the other grand pillar Of our independence-both
together, powerful source of wealth Comfort and
convenience to the nation.
o. The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and R,I,;mora
anu Ohio Rail Road: Cordially would we hail their
arrival on the banks of our noble river.
.. Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts: The
most ancient and most useful professions of man unon
which all classes ofsociety are dependent
TO- Governnent-the property of the people.-
May those who are deprived of their lawful pberi.
lance, speedily assert their rights before a compe
tent tribunal and the unllallowed hand NJ fraud .,
desPotsm never more be permitted to wrest the nos
session from its legitimate proprietors.
H. Henry Clay: The enlightened and fearless
statesman the civil champion of liberty the eloquent
advocate OF his countrys rights; the spendor Of b;s
talents sheds lsstre on his native land; internal i'm
Pr"vment and domestic manufactures own him as
their patron-postcrty will do Justice to his memoey.
=, ~. The relics OF our revolutionary PATRIOTS
May the recollection of their past sufferings in the
cause OF their countrys freedom and the conscious
ness OF having discharged their duty swceten their
declining day.; and may their descendants manifest
tneir gratitude by faithful preservation of the bles
IL. The Fair Sex The beauty of animated ma
ture May just cultivation of the mental facultes
enable them to rise superior the tyranny OF fashion,
wMen would lead them to deform their pcrsons and
impair the native health aud yigor of their
ton. '