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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17

KTIRGiNIA:--A . superior Court OF Chancery holden
at,he Capio! in the city OF Richmond on Saturday,
March 2ls 1890 Elizabeth R;clia rdsnn, nit. against
Abel r. Cpshnr, sdipof, &c. Of Thomas Wilson, decd
Robert Gamble, JOhp G. Gamble, Charles Ellis aud John
Allan, Merchants aGt Partners, doing business under the
frin of Ellis AQa Thomas Guy, William PIice David
Bullock, DaniJ, William and Goblin Warwick, William
d. Wren, Sergeant OF the city UfRichmond, and adnor of
Cbrs'ophet Tompkins, ceased William HcKirn, Edward
Cahili, John Bryce, JOHN Robinson, Anderson Barrett,
Frederick Harris, Edward Cunning Richard
Richard B0oksr Thomas Taylor, Wm Hay IT,, Jaquelin
- Hsfvie, william Dabney, jr. Edward HaIlsm, John
WIekhfm, James Currie, Benjamin James Harris. dit.
THIS in which the plaintiff appears have pro-
eeeded IN the mode prescribed by law, against defrn-
daRts Robert Gamble Richard Booker aud Jane, Cutrie
who Of this county, and in which the bill hath
been taken Tor confessed All the defeuda NJ,
except Abel =. Urshu Johu Robinson, frederick Harris
h the of the said last named with re-
pcstons thereto, and exhibits and aTeeed by Counsel
On where doth order tina the
dAnts, render accounts belOe commissioner NJ Court
showing tho several by them respectively paIH ill.,
rpon their respective shares the We.hs Turnpke ON
pany, and the balances respectively due from esc and
that the said commissioner also account she wing
ite pToproos 10 which the several defendants are Justly
chargeahe with the debt doe the pla-anj the said
commissioner do also 81 the
~ the deendauis Upshur and Wn upon their respective
in'esiapts esa'e which accounts ,e said Commissioner
y nfecien 10 examine and report 20 the Court, with any
matters specially stated deemed peslipent by himself ar
"h'h may DC reqoited by the parties 10 be so slated
- copy IeNes WIN. e. PENpLTToy e g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17

NOTICE.--Tho subscriber, since last Christmas
1N has been carrying on the business Of n cabinet
or bcdstead manufactory by himself at bic old stand
on the Mechanicsvilc Turnpike, where he win
contInuqto execute oil orders in the best manner dnd
at the lowest rates. All work done by him will be
labelled" warranted, manufactured by w. Ii Malone,
Mecbamcsyillc Turnpike"--and nombercd from this
date. Persons wishing 20 purchase any articles
manufactured by him, can always be eupplied at
Mesersl d. a. A. IIubbard's and Mr. James p. Tycr's
IN Richmond, or ut his own shop--and nj no other
place N Rr.hmcnd. " r. MALONE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17

hOTICE.-fhe subscriber has appolnfcd uTiaS hi. An
senee from Richmond Mr. BAsRrTT w. WlIrHSLr his
Attorney IN act o the purpose " enabling him collect the
dents due the late firm Of William Neale Coz and the su
utbcr earnestly requests the debtors said firm 10 ca on Mr.
Walhs al his dwelling Main and Nth streets lsiey
occupied ny William Ncae, deceased and discharge their a
counts. John IlgIFo
Surviving partner in te late ftm Of William Ncae & G
Richmond, June "a, 1879 d7t c,f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17

'INliE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the public, that he has removed to this city,
ana VIII Practice law IN all the courts which are
holden here.-snd in the courts Of Hanover.
Those who intrust him with the management Of
their business, may rely upon the strict est attention
june CIT d. BRIGGS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17

NOTICE y hereby gwen, that MessTs c. r. 4 j. H4LL1a
have made assignment for the benefit Of such Of their
creditors may desire 70 become parties 10 the came within
thirty days from fbe2th " this month Said assignment Is
recorded az the Office Of the Hastings court
Al persons ndebedio said q. r. j. Hailam are hereby
notified sVch debts arc assigned TO trsses TO whom
Richmond, Nay 2zd. 1929 aauG,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21
The New York Daily Advertiser, speaking Of

The New York Daily Advertiser, speaking OF
,be late 10 do al the falls Of Nisgara, very justly
remarks, that il it were known hat d Sea Set
p.nt had made bis way up the ST. Lawrence,
end through Lake Onrsrio. TO The grand ca'a'
ract. and on a given day would reverse The or-
de, of proceeding adopted by Sam Pa'ch, aud
90 up the falls, there would be some Induce
ment for the lovers Of novelty, and The admirers
of strange shows, TO go two or three hundred
miles to see the exploit. But we do no: s"e
that there is any thing more captivating in see,
ing an old hulk go down stream and be dashed
to pieces, Than there would be in the running
awav of a Greenwich stage, or mau's falling
from a church sleep'e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21

NORTH CARoLINA.-rhe Governor Of this
Stare, has ordered AN election for Represent
alive in Congress from the Wilmington Dis
trct, on the lo,h of November; TO supply the
,araucy occasioned by The death OF MIR Ga,
BRIEL HOLMES. In relation to Senator, the
Fayetteville Journal Of The l4th inst. says:
"In addition TO the names Of Charles Fisher,
Judge Martin, David r. Caldwell, Gen. Moni>
fort Stokes. David Swain and Governor Owen,
hitherto announced as e persons from among
whom successor to Governor Branch, in the
Senate Of he United S ates, should be chosen,
la'e number of the Milton Gazel,e also an.
nounces he name Of A. l. Mur2hey Esq. Of
Orange"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21

II spppar, the Convention has not yet got
,od.r MAY in the transac ion of business. The
,ubiecls before the Committees are, however,
ligenriv attended 10, and we may look for an
sly Report from some Of them. In the alb
,racG Of the proceedings Of the Committees
ran the Richmond Wig. in this mornings
G,r-ue, some i'm porran, principles will b" found
70 ave heen settled, which we are in lined to
si,s will likewise be adopted by he Conven-
run
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21

among the curious and iu,eres ing objects
'"o'ered in The excavations at Pompeii, there
i've recently been founG FIVE glass vessels, in
.'"' Of which We're olives in STATE ofpreser-
'''"n as perfect as those Of the last years
o''"'h' These olives are sound, soft aud clam
y AID In form resemble those Of Spain; they
somewhat strong rancid odour, and an
''u Taste, which leaves a pungen, ard as,rin
a. " sensation on the tongue. I, seems incre-
:: 'na' this fruit was plucked from the tree
"sen centuries ago; but it is, nevertheless,
'1'' Part Of these olives have been anslyz,
=, ~ 1ad the rest have been deposited in the
cum In the vessels in which they were dis
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21
.T.'s;5xA,N!p@lAa d. o.
rsn.y MORNING. OCTOBER 81. 1879.

--.,.- column Of this mornings Gazette,
" 's.rs will find later Foreign News, by
" -. Of Norfolk; by which it appears that
., ,; s the second city in the Turkish do
A" has fallen into the hands OF The Russ
This even, must have had the effect OF
.. aisniri,ipg the operations OF the Turks;
,,.,o,dioeIy rumor. in anticipation, is an
Inc their ruin and utter dismay. The re-
:. ,oucerniug the abandonment, Of Cons,an-
-. &c, Sc. are not. however, TO be entirely
.r'1 on. The London Globe Of September
- saws, that letters from Paris state that there
.o,h;oc true in all this news except the bare
=, The occupation of Adriaaopie.
-. .uation OF France is, OF this time,
,,,h,x interesting. Never were The complaints
fh. Press in that courtrylouder or more in
..,,,o. The Polisnac Ministry is excessively
..,ooy.,r. and the attacks upon him, through
=. p,ri, 2apers, would as,onish those who are
- ,omed 10 hear of the censorship Of The
p,s,ju France. A Paris correspondent OF the
ro.gon Times states, tina, the King is throwing
,,n,,lfip,o The aims Of a miserable faction,
md u carrying gloom and sorrow into the
hearts Of his people.
Oar mercantile friends will see that there
+, every probability Of a good crop in England,
md tia, correspondent, decline in prices has
,aken place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21

BRicK MAKINe.-The New York Enquirer
says there is a machine in operation in that
city, which makes, daily, $4,000 bricks, being
in operation Twelve hours in each day. These
bricks are ready for the FIRE the moment they
leave the machine, and sell readily at from Eve
TO eight dollars per thousand.
The operators take the clay Immediately
from the bank, and, without the use Of any wa.
ter, throw i, into an apparatus which cut the
large Jumps and reduce them TO similar size
This enables the clay pass through kind Of
hopper into the moulds Of the machine, which
are placed on horizontal wheel, and, as the
wheel revoives. the clay is forcioly COMPRESSED
into paralellograms Of perfec, form, so hard as
to admit Of being handled, and OF being placed
in the kiln for burning.
II is said that building erected last Fall
with this brick, stood all the severity of the
frost equal to any brick whatever.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21

cHssapEAKE AND Delaware CANAL. The
P iladelphis Aurora Of Monday states that
The ceremony of opening It's magnihcen,
work was brilliantly performed on Saturday
Aa A large concourse Of persons attended,
ssI amongst them Com. Porter. Admiral Sir
h.ac Coffin, Mr.. Livingston, the Mayor and
coontil, & 'ha, ely, and many other Gis'in-
snhed individuals. The barges aud packets,
containing all who desired to Join in the fes'i-
IiY, PAS, d through the Canal from the De-
aSa,e mo the Chesapeake, and re,srn TO the
pl,sgfdepariure about 6 o'clock. \ number OF
ual Of various descrip ions were me, pass
!ng through The canal The bridge at the Sum
nit Level WIS decorated with flags, and the
parry vas salued by the brig Sciote, OF B"s-
ton. also decorated, moored under the bridge
The Chairman Of he Committee of Arrange
De"'s d'I,ered an address, 10 which the Presi-
dent Of The Canal Company replied. Music,
srIT shmehls. loasts aud speeches, were the
compartments The whole proceeding rs
rpresenrrd as very suitable TO the OCCASION,
aad conducted much 10 the satisfaciio Of all
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21
YP. MAURO& SON, Washington City.
For Sale.

-1 The subscriber will sell at public auc-
GsT ton on the 23d inst ~ II o'clock (noon) his
Eassi three story Brick ,ouse on the northwest
60. and intersection Of T.. street north ard
10th street west, and directly opposite 10 the new Ned
ica College. The house erected in 1924, and for
strength, durabit, convenience and comfort, having
openings the four cardinal point, (which cannot he
obstructed without the owners approbation) private
dwelling in the City surpasses IT, The subscriber de-
signed it for his permanent reside ce but having
been reformed ceremonie he now offers tor sale
The house contains eight well finished rooms. with Z
good dry cellar under the whole the greater part OF
which has recently been well hoored with plank The
corner room on the first floor 16by 22 is well calcu.
lated for store office, and has commanding pros
poet in very public situation, well sdspted for the
m, rcsne business, ajoinnS which fifteen feet of
ground wnereon an additional apprndage may be con.
struced with little expense, the o"nsroi the ada
cent property paid for the privilege nfa party wall,
and promised that his next improvement should be IN
that site. There is also well and pump IN the yard,
aordng abundance OF water for many ordinary purpo-
ses and during the last year added to the improve
mens good and substantial Brick car.age House snd
Stable for three horses Situated in the midst OF dense
populations, where the stceets well paved in every
directions there very few locations in the City, thae
would better accommodate the man OF enterprise
Tsr,as-One fourth cash, the balance IN three, six,
and nine months with interest, satisfactorily
endorsed The title indsputable and possession CIV
en- on the 1st Of November. Any person desirou. Ut
viewing the premises, may do previous to the sale.
STEPHEN w. GRAY.
p MAURO L SON,
| Washington City, oct Cost Auctioheers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21

We have 40 record OF offi ia returns from
the New Jersey election, which took place on
n, l5.h aud l4th instant, bur believe that the
Jackson party nas carried large majority oil
candidates. The Legislature ill be decidedly
lac ksonian
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21

In allusiop % the cleo ion, the Philadelp phi,
Gazette of Friday saws: with us in Ph'ladei-
phis, the COMES, has been, mol who should be
Governor, bu' pho should gooern The Gocernor,
Some of us would have gwen gooG deal To b
considered his exclusive friends"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21

South SEA EXPEDITIONS New York
Courier f Sa'urtlav >avs:-" The brig .Ana,oon,
the Gag vessel Of his expedition, dropped
Gown 10 the lower bay Yesterday, and will pro-
r'd 10 sea his morning Tbus, after three
" r, of Perseverance and industry, NJ. REy-
SOtDs hnds himself upon the oce,n in search
y undiscovered islands IF the Snu'h In
AZ "'on to the commercial importance Of this
@'"l''lon, il is highly Interesting in national
la'F' ofsi'ws Whatever lands may be disco
'srd BY Mr. REYNOLDS and his enterprising
H'7'la'es, will become he property OF the u.
les The stores &C science VIII b. increased
h produces Of far distant islands as yet un-
fn"n 10 civilized NAV, and curiosity may,
P"h'nce, be gra fled with something new
"'Nsired the Anawan on Thursday She is
aaN' vessel, and very fast saiIer. She is fur
aNn'd with an excellent library, and all he in
'rnm'u's necessary fur such an expedition
one has stout and hardy crew, an experienced
spain, and frs, rae Ulcers. After the Com :
@s's'al objects of the expedition shall have
"ea accomplish, d, Mr.. REYNOLDS intends TO
NH round he icy circle, and push through the
Us openias that he 6nds Success to him.
VI a. is accompanied by DR.. FLIGHTS, OF Al
"'', gentleman OF talents aud scientific &C
'0mplishmrn,s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. III
William Gregory

WHAlam Gregury
SEAsoNABLE DRY GOODS,
COMPREHENDING almost every article in his line,
~ which have been purchased with cash in the New
York and Philadelphia markets. and which he Offers for
sale at low prices. In his assortment are
super6ne and second qaality cloths and cassmeres
Sxttinets; Devonshre kerseys; fushngs; baizes
Point blankets; fsnnels; crimson moreens
Mazarine, olive and black circassians
Black and fancy coJored bombazets
Wooen knit hose and socks
Worsted hosiery; cotton and silk do
French and Italian lustrngs; gros de napdo
Senshsws; wadiin,; cotton bats
Together toih a large stock Of
Burlaps, tickienhurgs sacking
domestic shrting ard Something's
Bed ticks, plaids, linseys. ETC. etc.
ALSO, AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF
Fine md superfne Lnsrain'd CARPET1NGs,
new figures; HEARTH RUGS, and FLOOR
CLOTH BAIZEs.
BY the weekly packets from New York, he expects
to receive supplies during the season.
oct 21-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21

Drs. Mitchell and Anderson Of New York
have given in letter 10 ;he Presiden, OF The
Medical society of Paris, full account Of the
Siamese boys. They contend thai separation
would be in TIE hiehsst degref dangerous
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21
THE SEAT OF WAR IN EUROPE.

The New York Journal Of Commerce con-
tains map Of that portion OF Europe 10 which
all ewes are at present, anxiously turned * an ex
ceIlent summary of,he principal events that have
&C CURED in the course Of he advances OF the
Russian armies towards the capital OF the
Grand Seignior. This condensed history OF
the war between RUss:a and Turkey will be
found Interesting and valuable We have made
room for il in the columns OF this days paper
The Declaration Of Wsr by Russia, was is
sued on the a6ih of aprii, 1928. In that docu
ment he EN- peror decIa'e, that he will not lay
down his arms ill he HIS obt lined the results
vi ich it se,s forth. viz all he expenses and
losses occasioned by the war betrayed by Iur
kew; past Treaties acknowledged aud en-
70, ced invClable liberty 10 the commerce oil
the Block Sea, and the free navigation OF the
Bpsphorus, and finally, the fulhlmrni oil the
Convention Of Jul. oh for the paciticat'on oil
Greece. Present prospects indicate that he
will be able to enforce these conditions The
principal events Of the war, SO far as we have
been able 10 collect them, are briefly as follows
1928.
Mny 7-Campaign commenced.
June S.-P4ssage Of tht Danube, and cap
lure of Sotounowa, with l2 pieces Of CAN
non
June Encouragement between the Russian
and Turkish a,,ilias near Brailow; the
former consisting Of IL vessels OF dill rent
sizes, aud the latter Of 80. OF This mum"
Der, 26 were taken, sunk. burnt, or strand
ed. Same day, Turkish hotii'a' WIN
arms ammunition, SC. was captured OIL
Anapa, on the Asialic coast: 1900 persons
and six standards were taken.
June II -Surrender Of Isaktc ha TO the Rus
SLAMS. together with 81 pieces Of canron,
IL stands of colors, aud large quantity
of ammunition.
June Is In attempting TO carry Brailow by
storm, the Russians lost $40 men killed,
including Major Generals Wolf aud Ii
moth, aud 1910 wounded.
June 90 --Braiiow sarfenders 10 the Rus
SLAMS. on condition Of the garrison being
permitted to retire to Silstria: 27S Cannon,
6l2 600 lhs az powder, and an immense
quantity OF balls were taken
lime as.-Surrender Of Anspa Asiaiic Tur-
kew with IS pieces Of cannon, and large
ouan,i,y of ammunition. The garrison
consisted Of 5000 men.
L,ly 9 -Preyious TO this date the Rus-
SLAMS had taken seven fortresses, VIZ: brai'
low, Matschin, Toul'seha, Hirs"'a, Nus
,epdii Kenyon, and Managalia-besides
Ayapa oa The coas, of Asia louitscha
was garrisoard by nearly 1000 men, and
had 81 cannon on the rampar,s.
July ls-The fortress of Haras (Asia'le
iurk,y) taken by Storm ihe garrison.
i, i said, amounted 10 ll.ooo men, 1000
OF whom were killed, and 800 made pri"
soners, Including Pscha OF TWO Tails
Isl pieces of cannon were taken
b,fp q. = Silistria invaded by the Russians
AUGUST I'm the nigh, following this day,
The Russian foFiila brforr Varna made an
attack upon that Of the Turks, and cap,ur'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21

The Life ef Sun'me.fetd, by HOLLAND, the
friend Of The poe, MoNreoMERY, will be pub
lished in few werks. The New York Com
mercial speaks in high terms Of the work.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21

Perverse spirits become obstinate ini heir
errors in proportion as they suffer by them, and
are exaspera,ed rather than improved by e1pe'
rience.
We are never so disposed to look after the
disorders Of The state, as when our affaire are
IN a state of disorder: insolvency is the hoabed
of patriotism.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21

The Whole numhrI Of patents granted by the
United STATES from 1870 I" = year 1928 III
elusive. Is fire thousand 400 hundred and tj!een.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21

The notable Sam Paton is gong to take an :
other lean at Niagara FAlls-dis,ance 100 feet.
His las, jump was only 81 feet, lie. above
the surface oil the water
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21

Within the last twenty-five year. there have
been published, probably in the Unied S ates
alone, upwards Of two hundred volumes Of Law
Reports.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21
DIED,

AT his residence in Prince Georges County, Nd.
Col WILLIAM DENT BEALL, the 75t year of his age
He was worthy e distinguished Officer of the Revo-
lutonary Army; and had served his country faithfully
in various capacities, his last public service being in
the Legislature Of the State. lie was AS firm in the
Council as brave in the field $50
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21

Sugar, Yea, Coffee, &c.
81. DOUGLAS have just received well select
81 cd assortment of
GROCERIES, Viz:
SO binds and terces sugar, Of various qualities
SIS hhds, terces. and bbls mOasses, OF do
40 packages Of teas gunpowder, imperial, and
young hyson, of fine quality
1000 lbs loaf sugar, Of different numbers
20 bags best and common coffee
SaLT-Loose and in sacks
Spices Embracing pepper, alspice, ginger,
cloves, nutmegs, cinnamon mace, &c
SPIRI7S- French brandy, Holland gin, Jamaica,
Antigua, and New England rum.
W7NES- Madeira, Lisbon, port, malaga, Sci some
of them very low priced.
DIES Indigo, copperas, madden, logwood, fustic,
alum, &c
EPSON Salts Of superior quality
SNUFF-Leiper Garrett, y Ior,llar's Maccabau
P.9PER-Writing and wrapping; tobacco, starch.
mustard, cheese, fig blue, gunpowder, shot OAR lead,
birthstone, salt petre, SC &c the Who'll OF which they
will SELL wholesale and retail, very moderate terms
octS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21
Twice u Week!
COLUMBIA

l. w 1CC u ~ WIN
The steamer
COLUMBIA
&1MMfeeeAAaaI Capt L4hEs MITCHELL,
win, hereafter, run TWICE
WI * between the District of Columbia and Bait.
more; leaving ,exandria on Tuesday and Friday morn
ing, at o'clock precisely toucling at tie following
places OH the Potomac River to land passengers and
freight both going and coming
On The Maryland side: On The Ptginia side:
Point Look out Sandy Point,
Piney Point, Bluff Point,
Coughs Isnding Place, Boyd's Hole,
opposte Judge Piater's, Mrs. Walters.
near Leonard Town, Quantico.
Swsnn's Point,
Lud!ow's Ferry, and
Mrs Pies's.
Signals have been placed at each OF the above pIs-
ces, which will be hoisted Immediately on the boat
appearing.
The Columbia is upwards Of 400 tons burthen, hav
ing t,co engines, and copper boilers She will carry
from 1900 1000 barrels freight and accommodate in
the superior style. at leas, 100 passengers For
speed she stands as yet i.hrvalied.
The propre'ors hope, by strict attention to the COM
fort Of passengers, and OF goods, to merit share
of public patronage
Passage 81, exclusive Of fare. Freight as custom.
ary.-GJ All baggage st the risk Of the owners.
An arrangement has been made, by which the CO.
umbia on her passage TO the District, will receive
from of the Union and Citizens Canal Line
Boats in the Patapsco. and also from the steamboat
Maryland. oct 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21

Having purchased the stock Of the late si hrm
orIx A nourlass, the subscriber informs his friends
and the public that he intends continuing the
Book binding and Siafio rary business
as usual, and solicits their continued patronage,
oct IA - VI DVo"A4'"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21

" We are informEd that the Rev. Mr..
MOGulRE OF Essex County, (Va.) has accepted
the Rectorship Of Christ Church in :his place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-21

Seine, Irvine and Shoe IhreaN.
HUGH SMITH & Co. have lately received, from
Ill The mandatory at Bridport, VIA Baltimore ana
offer for sale
5 bales seine twne
4bales shoe thread. BY the package Or do%e"
On, hand,
6 bales of seine Irvine :,
Window glass of all sizes oct ~