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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-09

KTIRGINIh.-At superior court of chancerv held
at the capitol IN the city of Richmond on Satur-
day, March 27tb, 1880: Betsey McCrede, Kdder Rel
and Adelaide his wife, formerly McCretlie aud Rober
SPrggs and Polly his vile, formerly McCredie pits
against James Penn, executor Of George McCredie
decd George Mccredie, and John McCretIie devisees
Of SAID George hcCredie, decd, Waller Dunn ex,or
of John Graham, decd, Berley Randolph, ex,or of
Harry Iieth who WAS ex'or Of Samuel Clarke lee
and william Long, dis.
On motion Of The plaintiffs, by counsel, this %
dismissed as TO all the defendants, EXCEPT John Sc
Credie and George McCredie without costs. and
thereupon the cause came on to be heard an he
original and supplemental bills of the plaintiffs ia IN
for confessed, exhibits and the records and proce l.
lngs lately pending in this court, by the style of Nc
Crede Fs. Penn & al, and Graham VS.. McCrede &,
al and VAS argued by counsel. On consder4tion
OF the sad George McCTedie, decd, hath been ex
hausted in the payment of debts the court doth order
that one OF the commissioners do state and renort TO
the court, account Of the real estate OF George Nc
Credie the elder, dec. of the manner in which the
same hath been disposed Of and what parts hereof
by the said John, and George McCrede the YOUNGER.
or either OF them, any other person or persons for
them or ethor Of tbep and the value of the said
estate, aud its several parts; that the same Commission
eF DO state an account Of the egaces TO the pIantf
IN this spH, shelving the amount Of principal money
and interests due each respectively that If refired
by either 4 the parties he also take an account NJ
debts It ay, outstanding, and due from the estate az
the said George hcCredie the elder decd Uh;ch 49,,
be entitled TO satisfaction out Of the real estate of t
said George McCredie the elder cccd i'm preference
10 the PLAINTIFFS Baccs, with any other matters sne
may De required by the parties to be so stated and tb
sad commissioner is authorized 10 examine any of The
parties IN solemn form touching tie premises
copy. leste, Wn G.. PENDLEgoN c. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-09

THNHEHOkSE's FRIEND Hnd's Fanory -.Thsisa treat,s
on all the dSeascs and accidents 10 which the Horse
liable; the and syuptoms Of EACH and me oe anb,
ed remedies employed o The in every osss win 65tre
tons to The ShOosnilh Fanor and Groom low to scono
knowledge in the arr of Fafey the prevention of dissasoe
Peceed by popular description Of the animal functions IN
health ond sho"g The principles by which these are 70 bo
restored when disoldered llusle1 BY several eneaynts
o. This Book is puff but treats In 4 rastegy vie on
every SUBJECT % be found IN he table Of contents rho s6bct
ger JsNnea N making these remarks from his own
h's gsg,no,hood enineny gdaiined-hecenty published.
SOC lof sae, ~ y. H. NASH.
os usual ,eo so
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-09

SN71HGIEIA At rules holden in the clerks Office Of
~ the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
district, the 2d day Of August $50; James Neal pf
against Samuel Morgan, David street, admir- Of
Mereweatlier Hurt, decd aud Champion G.. N. Mara.
bic, dts
The defendant Champion 6. NJ. Marable not having
entered his Appearance and given security accorios
TO The act of assembly AMI the rules Of this court and
tappearing, by satisfactory evidence that he IS not
an nhabant Of this cOuntryi il is ordered, that the
SAID defendant do appear here the first day Of I've
next January term, and answer the bill Of the plain.
VII, and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert.
ed in some newspaper published IN the city Of Rich.
mond for two months successvely, and posted AT the
front door Of the capitol in the said city.
~ A copy. Testc, WIZ. g PgsDrErox G. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-09

WIRGINIAs-At rules holden in the clerks Office
Of the superior court Of chancery for the Rich
mond district, the 9Th day Of July 1880 Henry Clarke
and WmJ. Clarke ex'ofs of JnG. Clarke, ID pitts
against John s. Stubs, in bis own right, and adnor
Of John s. stubbs SEN, deed, Herbert stubbs Ran
dblph stubbs'and other dts
The defendants Herbert siubbs and Randolph
Stubs, not having entered their appearance and piy
en- security according to the Of Assembly and the
rules Of this court, aud Il appeari0g by satisfactory
evidence, that they not inhabitants Of this coun-
try 4 Is ordered, that the said defendants do appear
here on the 6fst day Of the January term and
answer the bill Of The plaintiffs and that copy Of
this order be forlbwith inserted in some newspaper
published m the city Of Richmond for two months
successfully, and posted Al the front door Of the CAPT
to ~ the said city copy Teste,
~ WIZ. @. PgNDLRrOs, c. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-09

NWlhGlNiA. AZ rules holden in the clerks Office Of
~ We superior court Of ohanrery for the Kichmond
district the 4th day # October 1880; Andrew Mconie
McQuie dts.
he defendants not having entered their appearance
ana gwen security according 10 the act Of assembly
po the rules Of this court, and Il appearing by salts
factory cseDce, that they are not inhabitaots Of dis
coupfy II is ordercdi that The said defendants do 40.
pcafhere on the FIRST day Of Tie next January term
and answer The bill d tlie plaintiff and that copy Of
published 10 The ely " Richmond, Tor two months
successfully, and posted DE front door OF the csp
itoL 10 the said city a copy. Teste,
- rs. q. p1sntrros, s. &.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-09

,,c,.-,,
VAnnlNiAi az rules, noloen ~ ire c'e'lSs once
OF ,ne superior cvoF' o. erancefy ,o[ tue i.'cn,
.one n's't'c Inc ~ u'l ~ io'v
n HafHocd' adinor DC oon's non o. Warner
hafwond, decd,' aed James Montague egm'or o
WIN. hsfwooo. pits, againft Snfistvpher tiarwooa'
osni'ss Nnmo'e, one. otfrr o'ts. ~ &,
Inc "e.enaan' cooIef es'imofet not nav 'nR enter
60 ms 'Ppensaece ara gwen security accorpng 20 TUG
act OF assembly anu the rules OF TINS cosft ana up
Peafng' oy satisfactory eyidence that nc Is NOT On
a Oh une o. 'n's country; X - es vs se,s
appear mere 90 w ~, u.s. eay =.
term snu answer ,ne p'll ~ ' a'e
,nst copy OF ms e5oer ne ,or' es m soe
owsPapel p'Dnsnea ~ me SJ - , T iOa wv ~
.ions suScessisciy, s"u .''S ss VI
the CaPtoi'n the SAD cry; M, SoPyr 4
- =, : = = =
- 'e.s s,'S, -, ss ? , oiiye
o,ehe superior co'''' " Snauv1y os s"e iSc'-
Spna ss W. - ~, 1aancn
ne =, ~ ~ - ro ~ O. 'tss"s' nou'ps
Eawafds, w IN isdwafas. benJaminT EDWARDS, and
Sussnna Euwaros, n's.
The defendant VIM Edwards, not having entered
his appearances and given security according TO the
act OF Assembly andthe rules OF tins court, and IL
appearing, by satisfactory evidence, that he
nhnbant OF this counry 1t is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here the first day of tue
January term, and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs
and that copy ofthis order be Forthwith Inherited in
some ne,vspaper published IN the city of Richmond
for two months successlyey and posted al the front
door of the eapitol In the said cty a f,opv TesIe
"a WM. q; PENDi ,TSI'f1N = G. q, -
- - . ~ ~ :
rules, 9oden IN the cie,s s once
" ee supuilo, eouIt oi csaDceIy ior me fS'eh'
mone district, tue ON Gay OF SsPtemoer iSSo John
ID. 1lnsiey' george w iinsiey ana other pits, a.
Ea'ns susanna 4 insiey sna r'efnng u, Srantand
Susan Grantiand Ann Grantland and other dts.
The defendant Fleming r., Susan and Ann Grant-
landnot having entered their appearance and given
security according to the oct of assembly and the rules
Of this court, end it appearing by satisfactory ey
derce that they are not inhabitants OF This coInrv
is ordered that The said defendants do appear here
on the first dav of the next January term and an
swer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that conv of hi;
order be forthwith Inserted in some ncvspnoer NH
lisi,ea in Tho ritv az ISicbn,on, ~, tu,o ron,Ls
eees,,elv sn,l e,i ,,hs fron 5r 81 H. 60
ia, ~ - ss;d 4 , r, - s's op''o''
- "a W., r p.s'','.,-.o y
- =. = : ED-t IN =. :.
NNfihStNiA:-At rules, holden IN the clerks Office
OF the superior court OF ehancery for the Rich
mond district, the ~ day ct August, 1880: Samuel r
agains, Edmund W. Foote's. sxor of Augustine Davis.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-09

\IRGINiA. AT rules. holden in the clerks Office of
~ the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district, the 5th day of July 1850; Edward Cunning
ham, ptf against Thomas n. Mitchell; and Garland
Thompson, exor of wm. Mitchell, who was ex'or of
Thomas Mitchell dts.
The defendant Thomas III. Mitchell not having n.
tered his appearance and given security according to
the act OF assembly aud the rules of this court aud
appearing, by satisfactory evidence. that he is
nhsoant OF this countryi is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here the FIRST day of the
January term, and answer the hill of the PLAINTIFF and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for
months successfully, and posted the front door
the capitol, in the said city. a copy. Tes,e,
10 WM. q PENpLEToN, c. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-09

YBiO Mrs Abigail Mayo. Edward c. MaVo. and
~ all othsrs whom il may concern
Notice Is hereby given, that an application will be
made to tho next General Assembly, to pass IN act
authorizing tho erection Of another Bridae across
James River, between Richmond and Manchester,
TO be either free subject to tolls and to be but
by the Commonwealth, or incorporate company, or
individuals, as shall be deemed best.
Snndrg Citisehs " Chcsierfsld Cosolt9
rep ff-lnwgy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-09
hIcHAnD JEFFHTE9, Clerk.
Commissioners Once, EyedsrieksbOrg,

=, VUty 3tHf IUJU.
The parties interested are hereby required 10 at-
tend At this Office, prepared with testimony to sustain
their pretensIons on the 9TH day Of November next
at o'clock, n NJ. + y. BARTON,
90 CIV Con,r G. O.. Eredericl shnrr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-09

NTihSiNA. A. rules, holden ihe clerks ONCE of
The superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
district the 9th day Of september 1850, Edward Pal
mer and Ibos. r.. Palmer merchants and paw ners,
trading under the firm Of j.. & 4. D. Palmer, pitts.
gainst Millar and Finley, merchants and partners,
Myer Myers, =. q. Mister, r.. b. Simpson and John
VIM, dts.
The defendants Aillar and Finley, q. 3. Simpson,
T. Z. Mister and John VIM not having entered their
appearance and given security according 10 theaci Of
assembly and he rules Of this court and appearing
BY satisfactory evidence, that they are not nhab
ants Of this couniryg i is ordcfed tai the said Dc
PENDANTS DO appear here NE hft day ofthc next
January term. and answer the bill Of The plaintiffs,
and that copy Of Ills order Be orlhWilh inserted in
some newspaper pebiiesed 10 fhe city Of Ricbmonds
Tor two months y1ly, and posted at the f. nt
door Of the capitol, IN the said city,
~ a coog Toelc, Wsi. q. pEsDtrros, g. r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-09

NIiSGiNIA. At rules, holden ~ Tic clerks Office OF
the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
district the 9TH day Of October 1890 Edward H. Nose
ley aud Archibald l.. Woodbridge, ex'ors Of WIN. Elem
ing deed, pitts against Price Perkins and Tandey Keys
surviving ex'ors Of Hardin Perkins, Decd and James
Dunlop and David Buchanan, surviving partners of
Dunlop, Pollock, and Co, and other dts
The defendants James Dunlop and David Buchanan
not having entered iheir appearance and given secu
rty according to the act of assembly and the rules Of
this court, and II appearing, by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants Of This country, is or
dered that the said defendants do appear here on the
FIRST day OF the next January term, and the bill
OF The plaintiffs and that copy ofthis order be forth
of Richmond for two months successfully, and oosted
at the front door Of the capitol, in the said city.
~ copy. Teste, VIZ. G. PEEpLEroN, G. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-09

NIKGINIA.--At rules holden in the clerks Office OF
the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district, The 4th day of October 1850: Henry Wat
kins, pitt against Francis s. o. Kelley and Peter v
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-09

NN7iRGlNIA:-At rules, holden 10 the clerks Office
" of the superior court Of chancery for the Rich
mond district, the 9th day of September 1870: vii.
liam Smith, pitt. against Austin Watkins Peter Ri
son and other dfts.
The defendant Peter Rison moi having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act of
assembly and the rules Of this court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence, that he is nha bitnt
OF this country it is ordered that tie said defendant
do appear here on the first day of the next January
term, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and tnat
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the city Of Richmond, for two
months successfully, and posted at the front door Of
the capitol IN the said city. copy. Teste
% Wr. q, PEsuIEro~ r a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-09

The defendant Francis S. o. Reilley not having en-
tered his Appearance and given security accordn TO
the act of assembly the rules of this court and il an
habitant of this country it is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here the first day of the next
January term, and the bill of the plaintiff and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two
months successvely, and posted at the front door Of
the capitoi,in The said city. copy. Teste,
60 WIN C. PENDLEroE. G, G
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-06

Fcnm ne Na,ilnul elligeaeer.

~, principal points which compose the policy
u he present Admins ration. and 70 which. a.
Whole, we stand in decided opposition, have 0een
briefly discussed They are those in which the
policy OF the present Administration stands OPP
1n,ed TO that Of which he foundations were laid
under ne Administration % JAMES MADIsoN.and
which has been improved upon ia intervening
Years. OF all public men, Mr.. MADISON is he
who has most steadily attracted Cur admiration.
an constantly retained our respect: and the re-
collections Ot the two last wears Of his Presidency
come over Us. as some one Ia. lately said, like Inc
music OF other times. To his Administration
may be traced the origin Of that policy and those
n'u'UtinnS, which have gwen 10 this Government
Che stability, the credit, and the consequence,
HMch At now euj1y5 at home and abroad. 1t was
The school, also. in which were trained the ables;
statesmen living amongst Us, ALWAYS excepting
NN1''oN, MARSHALL, MoYRoE. aud their few
81. UlnS CompatiJts, who seem all to have been
v''T her a'tNlGel OF Heroes.
First, ~ 'hat school, in which the national honor
us indicated. br the most eloquent appeals to
Justice ot trelSn powers. and finally bv a
.'l' .Se'ue co.liIct.sucCeedel bv glorious peace
tl' he-most wise and prudential measures
". c'H'He.' mnni'i0n aud deicuce-6rst in that
H' ot gteltmen, thus fJrrscd and ndoctrinat-
.d IDS il.NRY Clay. 10 hin. with common
.'' sea-, az who are opposed 70 pulling down or
.0i'rm'.l"g the traDric of the national prosperi-
'1'W turn their eyes as their Candidate for the
r,dcH"y at die uext election.
in'F laoi 10 him, aOt from PERSONAL preference
' ''' iAr though ne has many attached friends.
al'v he cans1' known bl1 10 comparatively
y" 81 NE NQitl Hde Of the Poodle of the United
Sn'oe, doubtless, who know him only BY
report. Nympathize with him as a perse-
'' man, and sympathy breeds affection and
ever between Strangers Bu' he is called
Sd, c' 'td-'e. by the great body of those
"'' 81, ''' h'm. ~ other rounds. They
.' aim. r irs evidence o his past life, to he
ne .."ni I eUnile Liberty:
me POS p,'siicated and always consistent
''.-oi .u;
e '''',1eat and fearless assertor Of his
'a.y'' s n, nd ealor:
'.e advocate Of free government all over
Dvt;
'' A3pg'ao OF Internal Improvement;
''- Asi TREND o. Domestic Industry.
''Ne teaNaas. without reference to whatev-
T., 'I''s way heybruggi,t forward as a Can.
..., 81 ne Presidency upoa the grounds oc-
5"" ny ~, present Administration. following
N'oWNd 81 tne Mari land Jackson Commit-
-.-, ,lY'je the eppoeeals Of Prescription. the
., -.D' ~ Internal Improvement, the friends Of
en- IA re'Proeiiy; the IrieaGs toa due pro
,..,. In o. our own aiaurfacturss. and the oppo-
,, I ~ all those unknown ..ref,rms's with
s,' We are further threatned by the organs Of
O''n'aant party. TO rally round HExaY Clay
AL ne snake Is only scoiched. not killed.
-, .,I'S''e meSSasehas not achieved every thing
are mach get 70 do. Richmond Emo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-06
New acknowledgements.

FRSHE subscribers respectfully infcrm their friends
4 and tn, pu llic that ,he, have cunmciced the
T.4TLORING BUSINESS
under thu firms OF AnMsLY !. SM IN Tue lately
occupied by so. D"Hsiass As Is os store
rhcv have made the same ARA gements wi'h IN.
rrincir,l Isl.rs III baltimore, Philadelphia. and New
York, that were made by SHi'th scobs They are
Diet, rmined ~ be eNce!Ied ~ no other esab Isnen
in the Bislrc, Tor neaness Of lit Or style OF workman
,hir and, %, a steady attention Ia business and dis
nosti5n 20 accommodate, hey hope to gam share OF
The public patronage.
An apprentice, ha'irg some kro",edgr 1.-THE bust
ness will find situation hy app, ing immediately
UT Rcnnva,ins AID Coat Dressing attended to.
aug 3-eo2w
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NYs. purter
UNIFORMS all, who interested in the progress OF
K her establishment, thai he will re open her
SCHOOL


the 18Th If September; and that. encouraged beyond
her expectations b. the patronage OF The past year,
she has been Induced take house which viii afford
more ample accommodation r her pupils, and great
iy promote their comfort la addiuon to the teach
already employed, She has obtained the cn-oprr"
ton OF the talents and requirements OF a lady, wen
known aud highly appreciated in cur community -
and also engaged the services of Mr. CBARiEs Rory,
distinguished French teacher, whose quail ii atIon-
were highly estimated Al Vale College, where he tstght
some years since; aud from the President OF that
Institution has the highes, recommendations, a a
Scholar and Gentlcmtn Welt rs tie most hiti.rinS
testimonials from tie City Of N,w York. fecdcncktown
Md ana Winchester, Va Such teacher has 'o' x
been ue etcd in this oS and as las terms are s'fh
cienty low to bring them within the coup SIS OF the
means OF all who value this Accomplished Mt, 1t hop
ed he vii. receive The patronage he merits respect
able Artist Will be employed, 10 teach Drawing and
Painting in oils, water coors Added to hese ac-
Lyceum Apparatus for .ily u,e illustrating, by TX
perinents, the Instructions given ~ Philosophy. Che
mi.try, and Astronomy. And, IN order 10 introduce
the approved modes Of instruction" she constantly
receives the hes, periodicals the subject Of Educa
ton published IN this country and in England
lirs Porter requests Al who intend to enter her
School to ioin it by he th when Tie classes wil be
organized and the advantage muluaii 10 The pupil and
teacher for all to Commence their duties Al tat tmc
Terms mule kn"wn at the seminary, corner Oh Duke
and Washing ton sro>t; in the aasehce u Ms Por
ter, she refers to
Rev H. Eenh, Thompson 7 Mason,
- VIM. Jackson, Bernard iiooc,
j. NcGure. A. g. GaZ move,
I. T. ANA C. thompson, " Fo~lc,
John Roberts George nicHt
Ale xantria aug cost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-06
Mo,e&Ne w Goods

rrY the packets Erie, Columbia and Georgetown we
I'D have received:
pobbinet pelernes, elegant patterns
Adrlanopie gmghams and prints
Printed cambrc musilns
ssSiirtr black bomhazEes
f.oored csnlhric gloves (IaliesD
Indiennes, blue, buff and pink
London fine plaid ginghams
Brown bonnet ,amhi;s
Heavy black sinchews
Do brown and green do (for umbrellas
Scarlet English bandsnmoes
Fancy printed cravats
White 4Iliings
GseeIfioor bazes
Carpet bindings; sc, &c.
And per packet from lhisdeiPhia,
case ladies' parasols, and
Gentieren's summernmbreNss
iv12 JAS. MCKENZIE & ca.
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&Ntice.

N the case of Ann r. P.tto.. ogmff fr'incIs Pey
tom administration, with the WIZ anncSrd os ASH
Pe,ton deceased; ionah thompson and Margaret las
wife late Margaret PeytOn, uae IN he'fs and ieF'-
sees of Ann Peyton. decreased; Virginia Peytin Ora
ven Peyton John PeytoR, and West Pevton, infant
children and hers at law of West Pc;ton, deceased,
WIN wss another the children OF the SAID Ann Graz
ven pe,tcn Margaret Peyton. Valentine PeNton Van
CIV peyton, West Pe,ton, William feytHh. and Mary
pcyton children and heirs NJ law Of William Petton,
who WAS another OF the CHI slrcn OF The said nm; va
cntine Peyton aud Susan lis wite Which SAID susan
was the only child of Valentine Peyton decease, aho-
,ber f the chilIrenof he SAID Ann te'ton decea'edi
samuel SweariBgtn, Inisbandeot Margaret Peytoh,
Fielding Wnlock, ip,sb.n of nancy Peyton -
tart and Susan ms wife, Abraham Frn4n and t'i%a
beth his wife aud Samuel Peyton. which SAID Nafga'
POI, Nancy Susan Elizabe tn. and Samuel are Children
nd heirs a, law of iliam of the heirs at law Oh
,he ali Ann Peyton, dcceased; aud samue' Peyton,
- oc ih. heirs Of Valentine Pryion, who ~ss one OF
the children of said Ann. and william iisFt and Susan
Tb, par,ie. defendants in the above suit, now de-
nendnr on tive Chancery sile Uf the CIRCUIT Court OF
,ba nsirict of Coubia at Alexandra, ill take no.
tce that on tie III day Of August neat. betUeea 10
a az md r. ~ the office Il John Chsnb; RS IN
the CITY of Washington, the complainant Will take the
denost,oas Thomas i!avener Elizabeth iiavenerRo-
GER G.. Weiehtmsn, Richard Wallack, John F.. Fiost,
and A. Thompson-to he read on the trial OF the sad
suit HN-> - - W.
~ l2-eot6
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF .aLEx.aADRL4. On. c.

ARRIVED, AuGcsT 5,
Schooner Rambler, Colly, Thomaston, lime;
bound to Georgetown.
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk; passen-
gers and freight.
sga ftE 49,. SAILED.
sloop Diadema, Elkinton, Philadelphia.
ass 80 -SSS-
Sloop Friendship, Duncan hence, at Phila-
- Express, Smart, for this port was left at
Halifax 2Sth ult. loading.-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-06

Touching 1t Old Point Cnmiorl' EoI'g IN l" ia"a pas
.,nr.r, arryine at orfolk IL thr course of thu fore
noon If 2'ussiry; leaving Nufok at o'clock the
same evening tor Cape iienp, touching at old Point
gong nul an coming in to take mf and land passen.
gers returning Norfolk the SANE evenings leaving
Norfolk on etnr sday for the Distract, touching at
OH Poi, coning out take oft passengers Passage
down and up six dollars; ali meals viii be pad fn trm
the time of her arrival until sh leaves Norfolk tor the
District.
There will be a bard Of music on beard rthe era
tifcation Of the Company.
l., consequence of the above excursion. the Coun-
bin viii rot be here to perform her regular IMP on
Wednesday, blu, viii leave here on Friday morning ter
Baltimore and then resume her regular trips he
Columbia will cal! at her usual stopping places to take
off passengers for the excursion.
AlrXalArla, aug
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%utice

'sSHE partnership of Smith = 'aco5' . THIS Ia
4 dissolved b, mutual consent hp pr ons .ianing
claims against on injected to sad iir', are requested
To- call aud settle them wilhJ VI Smith. Wlio alone IS
,utnorixcd TO settle The lrbis Of ,aia Rln
sup 3-to2w sNiTE 5, JACOBS.