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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-12

N. u. This Ointment, which is q highly valuable ap,'
plicstion for frost bites. burns, scalds. and women's
sore or swelled breasts, is put up in neatly hn'shed
glazed jugs, well corked and sealed. with directions
how to use i. The proprietor wishes it to be observ-
ed, that, IN order to preserve its virtues, persons using
it will cork it az ain. so as to keep the air from destroy
ing its cool qualities. No agent receives them III any
other way than being well corlet and sealed.
mr. u NTC.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-12
Seneca Falls Tract u Mount Eagle
FOR SALE.
Will. ssllthis valuable tract of iand, called Seneca
Falls Tract, containing
100 Acres.

100 AcreS.
Ills situated on tac Potomac river, ABOUT ,our nh,eS
ahove the Great Falls. The Chesapeake ana ohioCS
nal is on the opposite side OF the RIVER distant MAJ! q
mi,e-,ti is bounded on one side by the Potorae-the
ether three sides are straight lines, and lies IN a com
n,ct form There Isl stone grist mill and saw miii OH
he land, and a mill seat, With about 50 teet sSi on AN
unfa,ling stream This land IS well ilmoered' rue
ether improvements are a tew tenants HOUSES 80 49,;
Tbis I,nl was formerly the property OF NIT ''sh,e'
NcCsrty. who owned about ten thousand acres III IL
county Of Loudoun adjoining, and who Always cohs'-
dered this land as the best Of all hs estates
MOUNT EAGLE
<rss- Is situated near Alexandria,, com
GISSS nands a delightful view of the Potomac riv.
SSfSS~ er. the City OF Washington, Alexandria, and
the Maryland shore-l;c contains about
FORTY Acres.
.rh, u,us. ;slarpe and convenient, three rooms, pas
sare and Diaz,a below, with closets, kitchen ana ianh'
dry all un Ter one roof; three rooms and passage up
stairs; the whole establishments IN Sood order '"ere
is a stable aud carriage house ne Ssrue" pr
.lnct;ve is nailed in, aud the whole tract weilInclosed'
There is a suficienCy of fire-wood, and the wa'er's
unconnOniy hne.
IwiU also Sell FIve Tracts Of Land,
IN the county of Hampshire, one containing 1884 acres;
one containing 2l9, adjoining theiands formerly Geo
Gilpin's, Christian stephens and Flakes one con
tanning q acres, adjoining Nonroe's, s'ahoFd's ana
Ci,.on's surveys. One containing sos ores, sdJoln-
inr Jno. Houses old survey, and the Ia is OF Brown
We,t, Scutchield mi others, and one tract contain
ing Is acres, adjoining the lands OF Monroe, scutch-
field, GIpin and Others. These lands are wen uihoer-
cd aud lie near the river.
Also, 10000 Acres,
On the Gauley river, in the county Of Kenhawa' nea
the Randolph line. -
persons disposed to purchase any of the Hampshire
i,n1, viii call on James Mason, Attorney at Law, VIM
chester, Va. or Augustine J. Smith, Attorney at Law
Clarkesnurgh, Va. Those disposed 20 purchase the
other lands will call on me at Gunston, Fairfax county,
Va. or write to me at occoquan Nils, va
GEO. MASON.
Guns.ou, Fairfax &C. Va. iune27,
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-12

WILLIAM GUNTON,
Druggist Pa. .Arerue, Washington.
n. JEWITT,
Druggist, Pr .%7rsnue, Washington.
inc. LITTLE,
Druggist, Georgetown.
MEsSRS. SCOTT,
Uppe, Marlborough.
r. SEMMES,
Port Tobacco.
NJ. GRIFFIN,
Piseataaoay and Nottingham.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-12

~ Wanted, a Carrier for this paper, who
will also attend about The Office. He must be a boy
of good character and Industrious HABITS; and none
o,bp- need applv. june 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-12
Y0 Rent.

III NeNS.
Louer Ferry House, lomer end Of UolEsb,o
- The LOWER FERRY (Ro,;as,
will in a few weeks be renewed b. 100
AsksH plete passage boat. of sufficient Size "
Mss.sez8 transport with safety, any number Of p,,.
srngers, wagons, horses, cattle, &C. &C. &c. I"
The Tavern House, with an ad litlona! brick b
iatcl, built, "a large commodious Stable, Carisr4 SG4 E
anil other GU houses, l will rem, to a respectful c :,
INIT. JOSIAH II. DAyIs"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-12

To Mr. Charles Herstons, Proprietary
of Judkins' Ointment, near frede'
ricktown, Nd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-12
district Of Columbia,

'UTlNITW, NfAINN =
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01

former mc,nbers, 70 be again ci,,i1lc or incigblc,
rs the laws shall direct.
9. Tint elections of members to serve as rcprcscn
tctiYcs OF the people, in Assembly, ought to be Trees
and that all men, having sufficient evidence OF per-
n,oncrt common interest with and attachment to,
The community, have the right of suffrage, and cali
not be taxed or deprived OF thcir property for pubic
uses. without their consent, or that of their re-
representatives. so elected, nor bound by any law to
which they have not, in Ike manncs, asscnted, TOR
the public good.
a. That all power of suspcu,iirg laws, or the OK
ccuton Of laws by any authority, without consent of
the representatives of the people, is injurious TO their
rights, and ought not TO be exercised.
8. That. in all capital or criminal prosecutions q
man hath right To demand the cause and nature OF
his accusation, to be confronted with the accusers
and Witnesses to call Tor evidence in his favor and
to speedy trial by impartial Jury of his vicno
without whose unanimous consent he Cannot be
found guilty; can he be compelled 10 give cv-
dence against Ein,sclE that be deprived of
his liberty except by tho law OF the land the iudg
mcnt of his peers.
Q. That excessive bail ought not to be required
nor excessive fines imposed, cruel und unusual
punishment inflicted.
10. ThSt general warrants, whereby an officer or
messenger may be commanded to search suspcc, cd
places without evidence OF fact committed,
seize any person persons not named, whose Of
fence is not particularly described ard supported by
evidence. grievous and oppressive, and ought not
TO be granted.
II. That, in controversies rcspcc,ng property,
and in suits between and man, the ancient trial
by jury is preferable to any o!cr, and ought to be
held sacred.
7 12., That tie freedom of tic press 10 one Of the
grca, bnwarks oIlibcrty, and be restrain
oi but by dcspotc governments.
10. That we'll regulated militia, composed Of
the body of the people, trained TO arms, the pro-
per, ural end safe defence of free State; that
standing armies, in time Of peace, shou be avoided,
as dangerous 10 liberty; and tina, il: all cases, the
military should be under strict subornat.on to, and
governed by, tho civil power.
IA. That the people have right 10 uniform gov
eTnmon'; ana thcreibrc that government separate
from, or independent of, The government of Pirsin
in, ought TO be erected established within the lin
its thereof.
Is. That no free government, the blessing of
liberty. can be preserved to any people, but By a
firm udicrencc 10 justice, moderation, temperance.
lugality, and virtue and by frequent recurrence to
fundamental principles
16. That religion, tic duty which we owe to
our Creator. anu the manner of dischargrg il, can
be dno-tcd only By reason ard conviction, not by
force violence; and therefore all are equally
entitled TO the free exercise of religion according
The Dictates Of Conscience; and that it is the NUT uol
duty of all 10 practco Christian irrbcarancc love g.
c!IaIity towards each other.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01
FLORIDA WAITER.

THIS agreeable composition, which is not su.-
Il passed by any ofthe imported Cologne or La
vcpder Waters, is obtained from plsnts which grow
i'll the southern parts Of the u. States. 1t is an
excellent aud mild cosmetic invigorating the nerves
refreshing and bcautijyipg the skin and removing
freckcs aud many other disorders ofthc face 1t also
contributes to perfect slate Of health By counter
acting noS;cus exhula;ions and foriying the debil.
itatcd i;brcs.
DruEoTIoHs When usc5 for Identifying tic skin,
TO remove the heat Of tc razor halia table spoon
full in a halt pint pint OF water, he face 10 be
well ba;hed in it, lnthc proportion from half e tea
spoon full, i'll wuc glass of water, it proves cx-
celent philoontic; itslrcusihcns the gums and pu-
Iiiics the breath, when taken of pepper
mint for pains iii The s,omacl--from halfa tea spoon
10 two, in little water and sugar, is excellent in
nervous head aches, by rubbing The forehead and
siicling il quickly, from alfa table spoon a table
spoon full viii be sufficient for this operation l. is
also one of the best applications in of bruises
AID sproins, Us i; causes the blood ard limph TO
pervade freely their respective vessels Being rub
bed TO the lead it c%citcs the cuianeous nerves,
gives tone TO the integunonts and promotes THAT pc
cu!i1r secretion which the health. color ana bean
" of the hair depends and prevents in great n,ca
sure premature erayaess.
~ a supply in large and small bottles received
by y IL NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01
CoNpEysEp REPORTS.

rtoHnExsEr REpoRrs of Cases in tho Supreme
" Court of Tho United States, containing tho
organization TO the commencement of Peters Re-
ports at January term. 1927; with copious notes Of
parallel Gases in the Supreme and Circuit Courts
I'll the United States. Edited by Richard Peters
Esq. Counsellor at Law and Reporter of the Dcci-
sons Of the Supreme Court ofthc United States
!. s+S This work viii be completed IN @ vols. and
Hll embrace all the Cases reported by Dallas C'auch
'Fand Wheaton, and be saving of upwards Of 500
~ Vol. ist received by the subscriber, where
subscriptions are taken 10 tic work.
Feb. o. J. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01
u BRIGGS,
Secretary IF HE Contention.
SCHEDULE


ordered, that the roll containing tic draft Of IN,
amended constitution adopted by this Convention 4
6y tsubmilted TO the people of this Commonwealth,
Tor their ratification rejection be enclosed hy ~
secretary IN case proper for it, preservation an,
State. - '
Ordered; That tho Secretary do cause the Journal
OF Tho proceedings Of this Convention TO be fairl
entered ina well bound book, and after the ean1
shan have been signed by Tho President and Secr1
taFy mat ho deposit the somc together with oil IT.
original documents in The possession Of the Conyc
ton and connected with it's proceedings, omopr I!
arcicycs of the Council of State, and further iii
NC cause 10 printed copies to be we'll bound, Of
deposited IN the Public Library
Ordered, that the President of the ConyentionS
certify a true copy of tho amended Consiitutioub
tho General Assembly now in session; and thai ID \
General Assembly be, and they urc hereby reorcsh
10 make any additional provisions by law, which nv
DC necessary ana proper, for submitting tho samdo
inc voters thereby qualified 10 vote for member.lt
the General Assembly, at The next April cicctEI
ana Tor organizing tho government under tho nmaItI
fed by such voters. - S4s io1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01
feb

TflRGiNiA:-At rules, holden in the clerks office
. ~ OF the superior court of Chancery for the Rich
mond District the Ath day of January, 1850: Thomas
c, Howard and Richard Whitfield, ex'urs of willis
Cowling, deceased, PITTS against Elizabeth Jcijres,
Hm. ID. Wren, admir- of Robert Dell, deed, Rober,
w. Shelton, deed, and other dts.
The defendant Robert w. Shelton, nc, having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
10 the act Of assembly and the rules of this Court
and it appearing, by satisfactory cvdcncc that lac is
not nhabiiant Of this connry II is ordered, that
the said defendant do appear here the first day Of
the next June term, and answer the bill of the plain
,iEs and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted ~ some newspaper published in the city Of
Richmond. for two months succcssvcly, and posted
II tue front door Of the capitol, in the said city
a cory. Tcste,
100 wv c. I,rS-,,r-rov r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01
NEW GOODS.

~ NELSON has received by the Richmond
III Packet. IA and g 4 bobbinct laces, gimp Ia
Cos and cdgings, part very incs) bcrcge and fancy
silk scarfs, now style belt rbbnnds, superior blk.
,ltasn lusirngs anu company sains, black and white
silk hosiery, hong and short III. S gloves. bombazets
and circnssuns. 4 g. 54 white n,eruo hanncs, fine
and suporuo blue, black, MKT cloths, with varie-
ty of other DIES rabc goods which are offered very
low prices for Gosh.
A.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01
BILL OF RIGHTS.

q Declaration Gf Rights made by The Representatives.
VMc good People IF Virginia, assembled in fuH
and free Conve1iioH; irhich rights do perfn;n IN
item, and their poserity, as ne basis aid G,urda-
ton of Government
Unanimously adopted, June Iath, 1871
J. That ell men are by nature equally free and
independent, and have certain Inherent rights, of
which, whea they enter into state of society, t1
cannot, by any compact deprive diycst their I/;-
tGflty namely, The enjoyment of HE and liberty,
with the means Of acquiring and possessing prpertv
and pursuing ana Obtaining happiness and sIIcty.
:. That ell power is vested in, and cozscauontly
derived from, the peoples that Magistrates are Their
trustees and Servants, and at al tTcy Gmcaaho to
Hem.
u. 81 That government is, or oueh,to be, instituted
Tor Che common benefit, prolccyn end sccdrity of
tr people, nation or Commanj,y: Of all The various
NODES and forms Of government, that il best which
y capable OF producing the prcdtcst degree of hap
piness and safety, und is most cnectuay secured
against the danger of Observation-Disclosures nnd that.
when ahy government DIAL be found inadequate or
contrary TO these purposes, mnorty OF tho conn,u
ii,y hath an indubiiaJlc unacnablc, and nJsG,nslo
right, TO reform, alter, abolish it, in such ,,onne,
Ia slia be Judged most conducive 10 the public cool
q. Tbat no man, or set OF men, are entitled fo ~
elusive or separate cmolumcnts or prvilegos from,
the community, but in consideration OF public sc,v;
ccs; which not being doscondabe, neither oupl,t tho
oaiccs Of Magistrate, Legislator, or Judgc, 10 Lo
hereditary.
o. That the Legislative and Executive uoyvo,s ~
The State should be separate and distinct from The
JUDICIARY; aud that the members of the two first NAV
l'o restrained from Oppression by feeling nnd patlic
pating the burtlci@ Of the people, they should M
fixed periods. be reduced to private station. return
into that body from which they were originally ken
and the vacancies be eopplcd by'r eanent certain
md regular ccctlons,in which Abr any par: Of tho
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01
The Romance Of Msio,y.
: BY Don II. De 1'rueba.
"Tru,'t - c-I..ss."s.
Stranger than fiction.

W i
Stranger than fiction"
Ionn BYRON.
t.Our limits will not permit any thing like analysis
of tho vast OF romantic decd and wild vcl-
,irc contained i'll the work. Lit. Gazette.
'sAn excellent medium Cor conveying strong and
vivid pictures ofthc past. =. Monthly Rcriety.
sThey nresof the most intense and vivid interest ="
Literary Magnet.
Just published, FOR sale by
feb13 COLLINS &. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-01
By the Gousrnor Of The Commonwealth # pirginia.
A PROCLAMATION.

KXTHEREAS the Convention which assembled in
w the city of Richmond, OH the first Monday in
October, 1929, pursuant to law, to consider discuss
and propose new Constitution, alterations ana
amendments to the existing Constitution OF this Com
agrccd upon an amended Constitution or form of Go
,6rninet TO bc submitted to the people and 10 be- by
item ratified OF rcjectcd-l William u. Giles, Go
vernon, have Thought proper, by and with the advice
c! the Council. of Stale, 10 make proclamation, and
40 now hereby proclaim, that the said Convention
Did, on the 5th day of January i'll this present year.
1880, adjourn sine die-and do direct that the said
aiacndcd Constitution or form of Government for this
three Successive months, together with this proca-
nation. in such newspapers as by advice of Council
were directed 10 publish the Act Of the General
assembly OF Virginia, to organize n Convention
Given under my hand MS Governor. aud under
lSEAL.I the seal the Commonwealth at Rich
rnond, this 9th day of January 1880
AVN. civ
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26

A dinner was given to Gov. Pope of Ar.
kansas. at Washington, in that territory, on
the 9TH of October, when he was toasted and
made speech tho concluding paragraph
efwhich is alike singular as to the topic and
the manner in which it is treated. We re-
commend it to the attention of our fair read
eFs, who will be gratified, and of bachelors,
who may profit by it.
AT the muster the other day, and in
toe general aspect of the people in this
qnarter, the Governor said he had been
reminded of old Kentucky-of open,
generous kentuckians-but he had
discovered, in this country, to his
great grief and modification, a larger
Proportion Of single men and bachelors
IMAM he had ever seen elsewhere, and
a greater aversion or Indifference to
mairImony. This seems to me (con-
tnued the GoVernor) an evil of serious
magnitude, and TO demand radical re.
iorn- According TO the best estimate
there mad been born in Arkansas, within
tie last twelve months, from 1000 to
ZOO, children. and ifthe single men
aud bachelors would marry and do
their duty to God and their country, this
territory would soon become a state,
without the aid Of strangers.--i a
country where the means of subsist
ence are so easily procured, there is
no apology for remaining single. Ma
ny gentlemen are reluctant 10 encoun-
ter the trouble and expense Of a wife,
and family, but man who will not ha-
Yard much to make himself and fine
girl happy, can hardly be relied on to
meet the tolls and perils of war, when
his country is in danger. Permit me
to tell you, gentlemen, that the ladies
are ardent in their attachments, and
grateful for faithful return; and if a
husband will only prefer the company
OF his wife to the grog-shop, gaming
table, or other places of idle amuse-
ment, and convince her that she is. OF
all things, nearest his heart, she will
work her fingers to the quick TO sustain
him, he should be even little law
or worthless. Woman is the best gifi
OF Heaven TO man, and he that does
not accept it hardly deserves seat in
heaven. | have Continued the Gov.
ernor) passed two days in this town
and been rarely cheered by the appear
ance OF lady. 1t seems to be towr
OF bachelors. On Saturday, he suppo.
sed the ladies were TOO much occupied
4ih their domoslis concerns to be Wis
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26

Sudden Visitation. A drunken
wretch in Brutus, N. Y. at husNn 9
match, profanely knelt down and com
menced a mock prayer Some Of the
company. shocked at his conduct. re.
bnked him; on which he made furi-
GUS attack upon one of them, who gave
nm blow on "the temporal bone,
Just back of the left ear, which feiled
him to the earth dead man !" An
awful warning this to druukards and
scofiers.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26

Political .Secsders. Numerous meet
'ings in the North West Counties Of
this State, evince a determination to
go over to Maryland, and carry all that
portion of Virginia (nor,h of line run
from the South West point of Mary
land to the Ohio RiveD with them
To many editors, we perceive, this is
quite moving matter. Not so to us.
Let the peoples will he done-and the
more particularly So if it is tue that
the desire OF separation is general. Vir-
ginia ought to disdain to exercise ju-
risdiction over section that disdains
to live under her laws. Let the disaf-
fected be separated at once, lest the
fermentation should spread throughout
the entire west.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26
AN ESTRAY.

"a 'AKEN mp By the subscriber ON
n has o,en Land IN The county, of
FtuUanna, an usbroke GELDL.VG,
three gears old last spring., about fo,u.
feet ten inches high, of diagy 6lack
color, 'oiM large blaze in his face,
e'rtendiag to The nose, and appraised
6y three treehotders according TO lar,
to Me sun, Of sirty doiiars.
THOMAS W. ONOHUyNDRO.
Mon. 26. 81
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26

irish Gallant'y. The papers state
that an Irish gay deceiver lately eloped
With the daughter ofone of the Roth.
schllds, the only heir to the immense
united property of the three celebrated
Jews. They got married at Waterford
but were soon after arrested by a peace
officer, who put :" veto" on paddy's
peace, by tearing him from his love
and lodging him in prison.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26

VINE, rosy Vine" The editor
oil an Irish paper thus describes the
vines furnished at a dinner given to an
unsuccessful candidate i'm the county,
oil Down =" The wines, too, were of
the most approved description /; they
consisted of the dark, but generous
port and claret, sanctified by vigorous
old age, the glittering sherry, and the
delicious champagne, which foamed in
the wine cup with a beauty bright as
the rainbow corruscations of wit, and
pleasing to the taste as the honeyed
liquid which moistens the vermilion
lip of beauty !"
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26

Mammoth City. Philadelphia con-
tains 1877 $50 souls F.! And the county
OF Philadelphia l95,000 So strict
are the police that gamblers and muir
derers cannot live there. Not so in
our metropolitan city 1t swarms with
the former, which makes the latter, vet
II has but about 1000 whites. There
is something rotten in this matter.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26

&The usual operations on
NE Teeth, undertaken By Dentists,
'0iH be performed By
CH8RLES CARTER, M. ID.
Nor. 26 DIT
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26

suspicious. Patriotic Vermont has
given other States a noble example in
passing severe laws against lottery
gambling under which two gentle
men gamblers have been mulcted in
the penalty of $S402 $50, equal to. the
whole scheme of the lottery
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26

Dutch Spelier. A dutchman in the
city OF Philadelphia lately made as
tonlshlng progress in spelling English.
He was only one week in making the
following advances to perfection =
f" Dish Store Do rent, Enquire En- suit
Dis Store Do rent, Enquire en- tie
hause'-TiS Store to rent Enquire in
site"
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26

Extraordinary Fscundity.-On Fri
day week, Cow, the property Of Mr..
Daniel Neff, of the vicinity Of Alexan-
dria, had Four Calves-one Of which
is since dead. And about 9 months
previous the same COW was delivered
Of two calves making in the space of
10 months six calves y!
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26

Yankee Parsimony. Let the slam
derers Of Yankees look at this -
William Bartlett, of Newburyport, has,
at different times. given to the Institu-
ton at Andover, Ms. upwards Of two
hundred thousand dollars
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26

In honor Of the French an Turkey
1t seems that there has been a Turkey
celebration IN honor OF the heroic
French On the 22d Of September
the French inhabitants Of Smyrna gave
public banquet, TO which The French
and English consuls, and Mr.. Rhind,
the American Commissioner, were in.
vlted, as well as number of English
and American merchants, in CONNIE
moration Of the recent glorious revolu-
ton in France.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-11-26

fwhish Ireachery. The accounts
heretofore given Oh the treachery Of
Grand Vizler are confirmed. A great
fermentation was produced among the
AIbaniaDs by the news of the execution
of their Chiefs, who had repaired TO
the quarters of the Grand Vizier on
his invitation. His cruel treachery
had given new vigor to the insurrec-
lion in Albania.