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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11
SAVANNAH, APRIL 3o.-It is with deep

SAVANNAH, APRIL 3o.-It is with dee7
gret We announce the demise Of William Ds
ves, Esq Judge of the Superior Courts ots'
Eastern district OF this State. lie died ai
morning, few minutes before S O'Clock, ,ia
a long and painful illness. HIS mora! rem'f'
will be conveyed to the silent tomb fo'm'''9''
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. We shall MOI say '''
word Of the character and virtues OF The lams''
ed Davies: this duty must be perfoFmed W
more able pen than ours.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11
SELECTED POETRY.

the Fossil Remains of q Man fund IN the ISLAND
Guadalupe.
Yes. ,hou'rt on earth, but canst not claim
One Wondering atom of its clay;
Thou hast no kindred and no name,
In all its dark decay:
Thou'rt like thing of some strange cline,
Thrown up from the great sea oftm
rfthou couldst speak, deserted one,
I'd ask of thee thy day of birth
The story ofthe mighty, gone
With thee in darkness down to earth
And ofthy old and buried town,
Hid many thousand fathoms down
Where didst thou steer thy beings bark
Was it o'erwhelm'd by that wild blast,
When the lone jewellers of the Ark
Saw Nature breathe her last;
And drifting with the ocean foam,
Didst thou fad out this rocky home
And when the deep was backward hurPd'
Vert thou engulph'd in the stone CELL
A statue of that erring world,
Its awful fate to tell ,
Has time preserved thee, that thy tale
Der sceptic fables might prevail
What were thy old companions speak
Were they of that unblemish'd throng,
When from the mountains flowery peak
Rose the first voice of song
The sons of Natures infant year,
Who lived the lifetime of a sphere
Oh, answer Were thy kindred made
Like us, to feel alternately
The griefs that sting-the hopes that fade
The pleasures that too early die,
And leave the bosom like the tomb,
With ashes for our hopes in bloom
Aud thou dust iore gentle one,
In life's unclouded summer day;
But she, like thee, is turn'd to stone,
Or wither'd quite away
Yet thou hast net her-ifthere be
A meeting in eternity.
Lone remnant OF another race,
Though mantled in oblivion's pail,
Of ages gone, thou art a trace,
Doom d to outlast us all
Thou laugh'st at Time-his whitening dart
Falls vainly on the rocky heart.
Yes, thou art stone--each frozen nerve
Shall never change, nor slacken now
Thy marble lips, though seaPd, may serve
Our doubts to disavow
Their soundless language bids us see
worlds whole history writ on thee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11

Vines, Broom Stout, LoqdOn Porfe' "''
Cider, &c.
Which he offers for sale at reduced pr'ces' L.s
per bzm.
Medoc wines Of 1920. IS % or - 8"
Medoc do of 1922, 50 or
Vim Blanc Degrave ofla24, q 60 or
Bordeaux Of 1926, 3O AZ
Old Sicily Madeira, 5 W %n..h n, ~
On the cork Of each bottle ~ sea' -, ont.I
scriber's name, to prevent decep'!on shI ;" ,s,r~s
it should not prove as represented, can .u5.,r
For the accommodation Of public houses, .'er s.
berhas bottled quantity Of wine, por's fr..
in whole and half bottles, which Will De ue",, d.
of expense. Masters of vessels wishing Wv. .sta
ter, &c. bottled, will please give few aH,oeea e.
in order that it may undergo the necessary ~. ip,
long sea voyage. The above liquors str or,, q:
ed by the subscriber, and will be wafr'l'eu
unauthorized. He expects hereafter, o'n,r, etss
gular supplies. All orders from tne ,,p s,Ien ,Ip
in boxes or denijohns) will be promptly n,s,l,d"
N. 8. The subscriber is at all tunes pissGg,srtt
clarity and bottle wines for those who ma, cIt
their dwellings, and if required, can '''"'''
bottles and corks of first quality. :. =, hs,5
In few days he will be able to supply
with Wine Vinegar Of the best quality. .,;s. Der!
He continues to carry on, in all its vafeG !. N: BE-
Securing and Bleaching Mcrino Shams, s ~ Sag ~
manner, on the west side of Royal oe'Se'"
Prince streets, Alexandra p. !. sALysTAT:,
may9 =. - ;nssr, he i'"'
three times, and send their sccoun'to "'''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11
Bottliug Cellar.

VTNHE subscriber, grateful for the encou'ass .;--
has received since his return from Europe, '"''
the public that he has on hand an a.sortm,n" a.,
Wines, Broom Stout, Load0n Porf@' "'
Ciaer, &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-11
An instance Of bad grammar:

An INSTANCE OF bad grammar:
Who watched above his graded rest,
And ever as she watched she sung.
We have given as much attention to this vo-
lume as it merits. Mr. Brooks, by care and
study, proper selection of subjects, and taking
other images, and barp;ng less on the tomb,
may, in time, be ranked among the poets Of
our country: NOEL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
MISS MhCKENZIE'S
SENHTEARY

WILL BIZ opened the LIST October, Tor tia
W reception Of boarders and d0y pupils. She
returns her grateful thanks tn tie pubie for the pre-.
terence given TO ler establishment and rests ben
hopes of its continued prosperity the Improvement
cyinced by her pupils.
1t is Miss Mnckerze's ambition tint Richmond, 10
whose inhabitants she owes much, may, In the means
% education. equal any city In the United States
80 attain this end, she has chccrfuiy contributed
and will continue 10 do so, by securing the aid OF
the most efficient masters, al the advantage that can
~, and the Of an extensive chemical and pao-
soghIcal apparatus, with whatever else she can pro-
cure, to facilitate the Improvement Of the rising
2-nerai"a and render literature and science attrac-
tive. With Il view to further this object, Miss
Mackenzie is at New lo.k.
aug 28-iawtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17

DIED, AT the residence o. his mother ia King y i.ain
county, ofa short hut severe uess, ia the sch age,
Mr. Ina VI POWELL, leaving widow aud infant chGrrn
depoe their osFnr several years deceased acted in
the capacity Of public officer during which iise I've
good deal Of business, and through lie such rct
integrity o character secured the love and
All who Knew HIM His generosity scarcely knew bounds au
his usefulness as citizen pibc sentiment, cca.t Il Its
pleased Providence however. the depths wisdom,
him of in the meridian OF lite, and send ;hl bo,,
whence traveller But alienation OF t-;r
grief, his friends aud relatives have the Station know
that only two weeks previous his DEATH when rs
health as usual I've embraced elgom and from that hour
became jealous advocate in and appeared delight
IN nought save in the services of the Sanctuary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17

Prom Ne Boston Journal, September y.
we took occasion TO remark, some time ago, upor
an instance of official ndeoorum and breach Of conf
uchce IN regard to the instructions of the
10 our foreign minister's, before they ore communion
.ed 10 Congress, 10 the nation sanctioned b.
the cabinet, and sent away. small editor in Penn.
syivanin, STEAMBOAT, by nGmc3 that they
evincc great ability -
Now again we have the following from Mr.. Noah:
81" understood that MIR Van Buren, strictly confined tn
MS f"'.ie has "s completed ong series If Dispatches
NIessfs hicane aud kivesand preparing the De
spatch. OF Mcssfs PEBBLE ( Neherads and an Ness
(Ior Span)"
This is the first time thut Secrcurcs have had their
pcnsioned presses 10 publish Bulletins Of official Ia
bors, which have hitherto been done in silence with
out proclamation and without boas;ing. II is howe
yer, no wonder that E1r. Van Buren, should make
much of that which costs him mech. GIr. CLAY in
solitude and quiet did the business of the Department
lie had no hired trdmpeters had official bulic-
TINS OF having stormed this that outwork of areu-
lncm! Not so, Mr.. Van Buren,; lac cnacts thinps in
hiing Combyscs' vein. lie would excel Mr.. Finn in
Bunbastes Furioso.
k'ns bells. bray trumpeiers iIurra a.a:ni
ct roaring caIuOns Tend the heavens quite.
i OF sdun Funu.d0. has ui3o'd his ren,
Aud-sat down To write.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17

amentin5 OF tho Freehoders OF Stafford coar'y convened
AZ me courthouse on the l4h day Of September 1872 (b,ng
stafford court day,)the meeting uTaanzsd By Tho an
ronincnt OF Roozey Peyoa, Chairman, aUd Eae r. Coz.
ts"y, Secretary.
The fillwin. Resolutions adopted:
l. hsSofUed as ihe opinion Of this meeting, That TIoIAs
SLpDON tsq OF Fredericksburg, person 10 s,ly the va
cancy IN this District in the Cv assemble in Rich
mont III October next, occaone Ivy The death Eyson Cur,
re, Esq
= Rcso'eH That the members Of -cetirr recommend
INN TO the surases of the Freehoders other Counties
composing this District and feeling they s, conf
denoe III his integrity and ability, will ,o u,cis
and influence
g. Re1ortd, That committee nf five lie appointed by the
CHAR to correspond with the other Counties composing hi,
District, for lie puOe 1T promoting the oects OF this me,
ns-weeupon the Char appointed the follow gcntlcincr
VIZ Arthur A. MoFsn, John Moncue George IL Cooke Enoch
Mason, aud W. 4. Conway.
On motion the Chairman and VIM w Pey;on added to
tho said committee.
papers edited IN Fredericksburg, aud tins enquirer and Whs
oi Richmond
Rs,oisi That the proceedings of hs meeting 10 signed by
the Chairman and Secretary.
RoWfEE PETITION, cha'n.
w. r. CoNwty, Sec'ry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
NV YORK N,pKrr Co., =


F2ourThc stock IN make, large season. al
though addition hds been made by arrivals from the West
Prices without alteration. Some sales p New York have
been made at sjj North River, 81, and lot of Virginia,
50 ash
Gr0jH-About 5000 bsicls Of New Western Wheat. ycry
superior have been sold 81 ~ ~ an1 oil
Virginia, ordinary, nj 81 10 Large sales OF Southern Com
have been made At 90 - c's Northern OATS 56 cts and
Southern 81 cts
SearAbo 800 bids Of Now Orleans have lccn disposed
n AT - 70 LOT Of Porto Rico. Is a g. and 10
binds 81 CroiN 81 % White Havana, brousn 10 ~,
Jtd' AT public auction Thursday ship beavers eaer
nj Tea was offered by John Hone Co About 800 packa
gr wcrc disposed Of a. tho following prices Guupodcr 81 -
az Imperial, 81 10 III ilySon ga 10 cens yscr
SKIM 81 GO ccnts Young Hyson ~ 81; SoJchong 81 q
cts; 1onkay 30 ois
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
BRANCH A. SAUNDERS
ACADErHy

Nearly opposite the Soon T'drsrn
WILL oe rc-opened on LIST October next. The
w studies of this institution will embrace rs here
tciore. regular classical, mathematical and English
course
The French, Spanish ard Italian Languages VIII
be taught by Mr.. COlonna D'Ornano, who is well
known in this city teacher Of foreign langua ges
Terms, $50 pes ann,in.
For the French, Spanish or Italian Language
there will be cxtra charge.
Richmond. Aug. % -iawtf
Postscript to the c5ridgcd LfgislIIiUe Clart.
FE7O obviate the objection, made in the Richmond
Enquirer, Of the list august; TO the Legislative
table III Unconstitutional Charts'' postscript has
been added to the abridged table. exhibiting in a con-
GenSed firm, 81! the material facts to be CLEANED
from the Constitutions OF the several States as CON-
tanned in the election OF 1925 relative to the basis of
Representation, and the appointment OF Representa-
tves. Those who have previously bought copies
may procure this postscript gratis, by calling OH tho
persons from whom they purchased.
D. The publisher Of NJ Garnett's Work, bcps
leave to call the attention Of those who have copies
I" the following errors in the APPENnIx. In pace
52-lith Inc from tic top the word "nnors" is omit
ted after the word nothing" And. in page ST. 9th
line from the bottom the word 'sftc IS omitted uf.
t'r lhe Words N ES 1ereT gel sep fI-2Rw6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
h:RM! - IN Pm
LIVERY STARyD.

NfiE subscriber has purchased the Horse Market
and Livery Stable formerly owned BY Mr.. Jno.
blackwell, ton the street lending from the Old
Market TO tie Dock, opposite to Mr.. Richard Arm
sirongs TAVERN where he is prepared to receive
horses on livery on the most reasonable prices. lie
mas good and careful ostlers large and commodious
stable. and pledges himself TO keep the best grain and
provender the market affords. ihe stable will be
under The I1ano gernent of Mr.. Richard Lakewood,
WHO pledges himself that every attention shat! be
paid To horses entrusted to his care, and solcits tho
continuance Of former Customers this establish
mcnt, and hopes 10y unroiniling attention TO merit
sh1re ot public patronage. He also informs his
friends and the public that hc has supplied his stable
with l.osses, gigs, &c. for hire the usual prices
JAMES EVANS.
5'Thc Stable. 10: ana situation are peculiarly
veil calculated for drove horses, to which particular
attention Will he paid sept I-2aw6w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
From Ne .Natonal Jorrnal, Scpt. !

PRESCRIPTION.
Mr.. Abram 81 adloy, Assistant Postmaster Gene
raj, reformed out of office yesterday and II is
said TINT Mr. Charles X. Gardner has been appointed
IN his
BIr. a. Bradley has filed the highly important sta
ton from which he is removed, years enough 10
have entitled him TO the privilege which, according TO
Mr.. Barrys letter TO the Postmaster at Pittsfeld,
"lonu and faithful service coniers upon an ncum-
bent; bit VIC presume the letter which Mr. Bradley
lad the audacity to publish few days since, in the
Telegraph, in which nc presumed to come in conflict
with the "HcHvSa-bojn,' has been regarded as an
offence TOO enormous 20 DC overlooked or foroiVcn.-
IL is no difficult matterto find Successor from the
Jackson ranks TO the place OF Mr.. Bradley, hut n
successor TO his eminent fitness owing to the intimate
ind universal knowledge ofthc peculiar duties Of his
Office, derived from study and long experience, will
scarcely be found In that party hatred viii
have been gruticd at prodgous cost Of public ben
eft.
Tar RrFonm CoMpLErE.-Johu Cats has been
appointed Postmaster at Dover, (Dcl) in the place Of
Mr. Schee T6mored. This, foys n writer in tho
Journal, is the last of the Mohicans The state OF
Delaware has now been punished TO the extent Of
President Jackson's power for having dared to OPP
nose his election Not q Postmaster remains IN Of
fee, in that State who avowed preference for ano
iicr candidate, over Gen. Jackson. All nave Tot
the vengeftIl power Of tho Hero. q, what gori-
ous rctormi what mngnarnity! Two Post OihceS
in tho state arc without iucumbents. The fresi-
dent has been more prompt TO punish hrs opponents,
than to reward his supporters DIR. Carey, the Post
master at Brdeport was punehed but the heIolle Sc
ectcd 10 hl his place, was unable TO obtain Sc
curiiv and nfor many ncfcctua attempts TO do this,
at lut Joined the inhabitants in petition for the re-
appointment of DR.. Carey commission according
~ came ON Cor ihc Dr. which, having been turned out
without GAUGE he Indignantly rejected; and tho of
fee remains vncant, owing to the incompetency OF
the person appointed. This is "a sample OF Jackson
andrcf5m. Docs IT not work admirably!
Bali. Pat
Thomas r. Pnclnoy, Editor Of the Charleston
Mercury hus been elected lrtonlcni . 'he 'Hy Of
Charleston.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
Cotton Y arm!

COTTON K.4R.N!! COTTON YdRj@yt
( order 10 meet the cNgeucy of the present times
aud competition on fair ground--AIso, TO enable
Country Merchants and others, tO purchase cor
TON f.9R.\S, a. cheap IN Tirginia as other parts
Of the Union-I have concluded TO sell INV Cotton
Yarns by the quantity Of 80 pounds and upwards
N assortmcnts of eGuI Quantities from No 5 to 10
n p cents per pound, with s advance Of three cents
per No up 70 No. 20. u is not necessary to say
any thing about the quality of these NarIrs as they
are generally wen known and allow cd by all wla
have used them to be superior 60 any IL ne Union.
Orders loft or forwarded to Mr.. VIM Clark, II. Pc,
tersburg, to Mr.. William Wallace, Mr.. John WISE,
aud Mr.. WIN. j. Clarke, Richmond, or TO niyself nj
The Factory, viii be promptly attended n.
am also prepared TO furnish Cotton Yorns dyed
oi any colour suitable oT stripping checks or ginqhsfns
ai prices 70 suit the times. Good white seed COTTON
VIII be taken IN exchange for cotton warns or nned
for the customary toll, or will be purchased at The
Factory, aud the highest price given I have Wool
Carding Machine IN operation at the Factory with
new Sett nt cards all complete, which yarTant TO
card wool rolls IN a manner superior IN what any
other ever did, or does in this section of country
rricc for carding. 10 cents pound or - q cents
u find the grease. The arrangement is so made
with this machine. that wool can DC carded as wei!
IN winter as IN summer.
JOSEPH HAYWOOD,
PotohQf5i Cotton F'7cfory.
Address, Joseph Haywood Subjects Tsvoru. Pow
hatau out, i4-w4v, -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17

We learn that VI. CAUsrcr has finished his .inc
colossal Statue IF JYastincion, and that the Nine
t"enth of October next, the aunycrsarv Of the Sur
render of Yorktown, is fixed fox elevation to il,
destined place vi INC summit OF ;Ac Monument.
I;Ch. finer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
From NE .,Es,y York Co,,.,,,. "a, an,

-
"I'te Searching Operation are rricved to
hnd LAT another of predictions coming to pass
too s""i--orders for commencing tine work of Nor
o"'<'sf'o" upon more extensive scale, having lust
been received from Washington. SO that the clerks
and agents of Marble Manufacturing companies the
Keepers OF gambling houses and roulette tables if any
such nave been reformed into the Custoul-housc to-
getlcr with divers ana sundry other good honest
Jackson men, now quietly enjoying their rewards -
VIII have 10 be reformed ont again. IL is hard 10 be
compelled to walk the plank SOON but pateuc,,
must endure" as the poet has it. There IS after AL
more ingenuity in this administration than the caIiaus
ccaonists have given them cre,iit..or.-By putting
more steam OH the rotation engine they VIII be ena-
bed TO give all the party small excursion il their
boat before the end of the voyage, and thus rcr'urd
them all. Those who set ashore, III the mean
time, must not gruHbc. They mast remember the
advice given by themselves those a,ciy returned
out; that It Is unnilny 10 weep Tor what cannot b.
retnedied; and that rotation in Office II cardinal d.nu-
cratic principle II they viii frequently repeat tn,
maxiin together with More tue 10y" &c. i VII
greatly console thcm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
0esrftots &gIFa.

TlzxE DAY.
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN s. co
GROCERIES, sc
THIS MORNING, Thur day. September i-,h
ut 10 o'clock, at our Auction Store
10 Uhds New Orleans rum
10 do St. Croix sugar
to molasses
do Antigua run
- toXcs speTinacet candles
%ooo hounds cotton yarns
100 boxes brown soap
90 do shaving do
so do window glae,
100 reams cap PAPER
100 boxes cheese
10 cases roTAm hats
so bbls ma ckere
Elegant cnt glass, wines, tumblers, &c.
ALSO,
pipes Cognac brandy, prime Quality
sep II d. a. 81 Co. Auc,,..
WiTbe ddfea TO the nbors SHE,
500 pair coarse Shoes, just landed
100 sides Sole Leather
200 bushels Northern Potatoes.
sept u ID. A. 81 Co. Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17

THNEE term OF the partnership of ANprnsoN. G ,RrU
n d Co. having expired on the 3Ist ut their con.
neXion dissolved except for the purpose of faciliia
ung Tho settlement of THUR business. Those having
Claims against the said concerns will please prcsont
them for settlements and those indebted 20 them will
make payment TO either OF the parties OF 10 MIR. Jo-
slah Lcakc, u. their Agent.
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
JOHN GARTH.
DAVID ANDERSON, JR.
sent It's
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
SPLENDID LOYTEHY
SERIODICAL WORKS!
II NACI

.3genf for NE JoitoaDing Periodical Works. ri-.
n ORTIZ American Review, published quarterly,
" American Quarterly DO 40 do
Son'heru Review Jo DIN
Virginia Literary Museum. do weekly.
The Jurst. or Quarterly Journal OF jurisprudence
aud Legislation
american Turf Register, and Spor:smaus Magaz:n @;
Museum Of Foreign Literature,
Religious Magazine
Library Of Useful knowledge,
Do of Entertaining do
The CRskct,
American Journal Of Useful Arts,
Franklin Journal, and Mechanics Magazine.
Southern Literary Gazette,
Jones Views Of the Metropolitan improvements
American Journal Of Medical Scicnces
Mcdico Chirurgical Review
And many others, of minor importance.
sep Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17

qmount Of Produce and number Of Goats passed Gorc
through The LOtcCr Locks.
SErr llSO hhds Tobacco, IL do stems, 1917 bbs -four
l274 bus wheat ions pig metal 1000 lbs bar iron, 1900 lbs
hemp 3bbls whkey, 100 kcs poles, g boats coal boats
l09i bus cua
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
for 4 $50.
.AT,M AMACNE

For the year 1880, containing the rising and set ing
places and eclpscs of the and MOON the sou,hinp
Places aye and latitude Of the longitude of her
ascending node The SUMS dcclination the rising and
setting and sodlhlg ot the conspicuous planets
and fixed stars, the equation Of time; also, the in
crease and decrease, and tine length of days, with
the festivals. &c. \ list OF the officers OF the Uni
ted States ani also the Commonwealth of Virginia,
and their salarIes Federal Courts ri Inv of tho u
States, Courts OF Virginia and n. Carolina (cnrrec-
tcd;) Members at Tie Senate and Congress Of the u
States do Senate " House nf Delegates of Virgin
ia; complete list If TIRE Delegates to he Conventions;
Statistics OF virginia. receipt for dyspepsia and hy-
oocondra; to max" cake, tn prevent the destruction
OF bees by the worm 10 keep the bee mjllcrs out OF
The hive; 10 cure corns, TO ring worms, to cure
deafness, to cure burns, to keep moth from clothes
In cure agne, 10 cure cancers. TO aruplexy. to
cure bleeding at the nose. To mo:hers-to make
excel ni bread without yeast: dairy secret valuable
discovery III agriculture, grating for vines;
improved SedietZ powders; the black mans dream;
there's ricsi in al trades but ours ludicrous
OF Whitfield and the sailor; will hYe and bye; max
inns on ehrc'yi uca'ncss; lady's toilette; SC. Sc
NC. sept l7-eo3t.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17

Dr. JOSEPH MEcurIS, Sab Agent at The colony #
Liberia, has been appointed by the Bo4rd OF SIana-
gers OF the Society, Colonial Agent TO Till the vaca-
cy occasoneI by tic death Of tic iamen,ed De-.
RANDALL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
MARXME MHWG.
PORT On RICH.MOMO.

CLEARED,
Barquo Richard, John Hodges. master, FOR Rio, and
a market, with -four, by - Timberlakc.
Brig llalcyon, A. Krook, for Valparaiso, and a
market, with -FOUR, Sc. by Davenport, Allen g. Co.
ARRIVED,
Sloop Philadelphia, Wells, from Dridgcton IN. J.
ballast -"
PHILADELPHIA Sept. I4.--Arrd, scar Emily
Davis Davis, 6 ds fan Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17

The Anniversary of the battle OF Baltimore WIS
celebrated IN Baltimore last Saturday by a military
parade, Mt which several volunteer companies from
Norfolk and PhI:adnr hia were present.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

4 WILL give the above reward, for tie upprcin.--
~ hcusion, and delivery. of ny man Billy Sampson
who ran away the 25th OF July last; he rs O.
brown complexion, about twenty-six ysors OF s-e
five feet, eight or ten inches high, no has scar uE3er
his len ear; had on when he or a coarse COTTON
shirt, oznaburRs paEtaoous, white yarn coat end am
old fur hat, he alss took with him. an old blue btosl
cloth coat, aud cashmere pnntRlOons. The f7las
follow ran oi ssi April, and was taken up in Car,-
Inc County, on Mr.. William Carriers estate; le baa
wife IN Richmond, and 10 very likely lurking about
one nj the above place. THOS. CARTER,
sep "j"c Pompatlko, King Wil,an.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-17
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