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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-28
S
UaLtlnlOre, JuIu20
FREsHETs.

FREsHETs.
Last evening about y O'clock, a rapid
rise of Jones Fats took place, which
.,eptuated in a Hood, for Il time consider
ably alarming, and from which some
damage was actually sustained, though
not 80 much as was q. first anticipated
II was at Its height between IL and
u O'Clock; and Carried away the foot
bridge in Bridge street so called, leading
from Gay street; and the toot-Drldge oy
the Fish Market. Pratt street stone
arch bridge also Is SO materially injured,
in two oil the western arches, that it is
considered dangerous TO pass, and that
they will require 10 De rebuilt. A num-
Der of casks of various descriptions were
swept away, but have been principally
recovered. In some of the lower parts OF
the course of the stream, 1t was found ex-
pedient to escape from the dwellings, in
batteaux;-and great activity was mani
tested to yield the requisite assistance.
The principal injury which took place,
was In the cellars, where we learn some
property has been DANA ed. A more
important cOnsluordIloh Wouiu ue tnc
consequences resulting to the health of
the city, from the water left in them, but
we observe active and energetic measures
are taking, to drain this of by suction en-
giues. sc. as well as to remove the allu-
vial deposits in the markets, &c. The
water rose to a considerable height in the
adjacent streets, and all that part called
the meadow was overhown. The copious
fall of water must have been at some dis
lance from the city, as only a trifling
shower of rain was experienced here.
Since writing the above, we find that
much loss and injury are sustained at
Wales distiilery, If CauSlands brew
cry. and the other property in that neigh
borhooi.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-28
Potomac Company.

TIVE annual meeting of the Stockholders
J. will be held at SHINES Columbian LIN
GEORGETOWN, on Monday the 9Th day Of Aug.
6 1t for the purpose of electing a President
ned a directors for the yeac thence ensuing
and for transactiug other business Of the
anMpany.
coThe President and Directors will hold a
meeting at same place on Monday, the 18th
day of August next for the purpose of APP
pointing the following officers, viz:
A person to act as Treasurer and Cle:k OF
the works; one to act as Toll-gatherer and
gate keeper, al the Great fails, and one 10
act in the sane capacity at the Little Falls.
By order of the Board.
J. MOORE,
Treasurer {. Clerk of the works.
Georgetown, july l9 3swt5tliA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-28
Boston, JuLu %.
THr COLUMBUS ARRIyED

~ NNbN"bt0 AhRIfED.
I. 5. ship OF the line COLUMBUS, Com
modore cambridge, and brig Spark, Capt.
Elton, arrived al this port yesterday
afternoon, in 46 days from Gibraltar,
whence they sailed on the 9th ult. The u.
). lrigale Constitution, Capt. Jones, in q
days from Boston, arrived at Gibraltar on the
Ih June. L. 5. ship Ontario, sailed from
Gibraltar about esd May tor Tunis. Lit.
Com w. a. Gordon aud Mr.. c. A. Davis, of
Ne" YORK, came passengers in the Column
lus.
Ii will be recollected that the Columbus
received on board at Gibraltar, The statue of
j." ashington, by Canova, intended for the
state OF North Carolina,
By the Columbus Gibraltar papers to 30th
Nay have been received at Merchants Hall.
These papers furnish no important MEL
i;gtnce: a lew extracts OF general character
viii lie found below.
| Prices at Gibraltar, May 30.-CaDGles,
Sperm, ID D a 8, sales; birthstone. cwt &c a
~, abundan! and nc demand; cotton, n. o..
10; hsa, Am 2 9 a 3, sales; rice, Car ; last
SAFES hides, b A Is 8 a 10; lead, Span 5 1 8
al 6; oil, fish, > s, none; beet. An 7 a s;
FORK ~ q l3. little demand; bacon Ia; -four,
2iiad ST a 8, none, last sale at 6; tar, Am
30, scarce, in partial demand; tobacco, Wiz
Z none, wax, An. ~, none; slaves, nnne
and wanted; tea, H. 74a7s; Soul hong 4,
scarce and saleable as quoted; Spanish dol
lars i@premium.
Gibraltar, May 90.
The Spanish Cortes nave voted 1905
man 10 complete the corps OF The army this
Nelr, and 1900 for the regiments and brig
Sies ct the marine artillery. Their period
Vi service is not to exceed 6 months.
The COrtes of Portugal have decreed that
licences committed against religion and mo-
rslsiy, by means Of the press, in common with
~ other offences Of the kind, shall be tried
Syjuriss.
Gibraltar, Nay so.
The Spanish Cortes having entered upon
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-28
Sales ky Auction.
Auction.

ON Saturday the 2Sth inst. at II o'clock
~ will be sold in the borough OF Norfolk
on the end of Reiley's wharf, the cargo os
schooner Fame, consisting Of
$4,000 feet Mahogany, superior quality.
5000 Spanish cedar,
5000 pitch pine boards,
1000 joiSts
A considerable quantity OF copper bolts.
do. old iron, anchors cables, rigging, 4
a variety of other small articles, without re.
serve, tor cash, by E. LEE, Y. NJ.
3ho offers for sale at bis Office
100 hhds
96 bbls prime n. o. Slgar:.
9 puncheons 3 years old Rum
July 25 ST.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-28
Notice.
<OliCCs
Coiu abian Insurance Office,

Cohuabian Insurance Otce,2
Acrandria, 27h Ju!y, 1921 :
PROPOSALS. for rebuilding Mr.. VIM Me-
L Kenney's hake Rouse, i'll Georgetown, lately
DESTROYED by fire, will be received at this Office
until Monday the 9TH of next month. Mr.. Nc
Kennev an. ur. Daniel Bussard Of Georgetown,
will shew the premises, BY order OF the Board.
WIN. WILSON, Sec.
july % TIA
-*The editors Of the National Intelligencer
will inse t the above until the 9th August next,
and send their bill to TINS office.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-28
Orphans Court.

alexandria County,
July Term, 1921,
ORDERED, that The Administrative o:
Peter Dunbar, deceased, do give the usual
notice to debtors and creditors; three times
a week, two weeks in the Alexandria news.
papers.
A copy, Teste.
A. MOORE, Reg. CT Wills.
This as 10 gipe notice,
THAT the subscriber, Of Alexandria
county, in the district of Columbia, has
obtained from the orphans court OF said
county, letters Of Administration on the
personal estate of Peter Dunbar, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub.
scriber passed by the Orphans Court on
or before the 10Th day of January next, OF
they may by law be excluded from all be-
neft TO said estate-and those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate
payment. Given unoer my hand this 18th
of July, 1921.
ANN ROSE DUNBAR,
Administrative Of Peter Dunbar, decd.
July Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-28
pkCrsIyL VICTORY IN THE PAThIoTs.

NsU CGSte, Jhty 20, 1881.
The schr. TOm, Craycroit, from the spa,
nish slalue, in IS days, reports a battle
and decisive victory By the Patriots over
tie Royal Troops. This Is said may be
relIed. .n.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-28
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
Aspx On Monday, 9th August, at 8 o..
a1fE clock, will be sold on tue premises,
Hss commencing with that first named,
A-&..a 9 STORY store and dwelling on King
street, late occupied by Thomas Shleve.
Also,
A brick dwelling with every convenience
on the west of St. Asaph-st. between Duke
and Prince.streets,
Also,
a small frame dwelling on the south of
Prince, between Washing ton and ST Asaph-
streets.--Terms liberal and made Known at
sale. S. A. MARSTELLER.
july &c
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-28
CONFIRMATION

The important intelligence from The Spa
nish Name, received here via ST. 1 homas
and published in tuesdays paper appears
10 be confirmed by the following paragraph
from HE W llmineVoR " atchmdn.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-28
W. B. LEARY.
UND

Yesterday morning, C~ArHARINE, youngest
daughter Of Capt, Mark Butts, aged 9 months
and 5 DAYS. The friends and acquaintance cf the
family are requested to attend her funeral, THIS
MORNING, at9 O'Clock, from the dwelling OF
her father to Christ Church Burial Ground.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-28
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
ON Monday next, the 3Oth inst. at 9 o.
" clock A. NJ. will be sold at the late re-
sidence of Isaac Entwistle. deceased, on
Wolfe street, all the perishable estate of
tbs said deceased. consisting Of household
and kitchen furniture. groceries,, a quanti-
ty of Ale and Porter in casks and bottles,
horses, drsys and carts. bre wing utensils,
IN slt, hops, &c.
Also, the brig Cumberland,
Terms 6 months, credit for approved
notes, on all sums over fifty dollars.
By order of the Orphans Court.
JAMES ENTWISLE, admir-.
july % dts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-07-28
Public Sale.
Superintendant's Otice.I
,JuIU2 ga, IS2l.C

Superintendant'S Otics.I
Juty24, 1915
DY virtue Of the authority vested by law
ID in the Superintendent OF Police, to APP
point suitable place for the sale of MELONS.
Notice is hereby g1Den to all person bringing
MELONS for sale within the corpo. alton, that
the county or fish wharf, is assigned for the
above purpose, and that the penalty of the
law will be strictly enforced against those
who may be found selling and delivering
MELONS. brought by water. at any other
place within the limits of the corporation,
after Saturday the e8th day of July.
July - JAMES CARSON, S. p.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-07

The Eleventh days drawing s!2 will be DRAWN and the Lottery will
s.
An demanded within from the drawing will be considered
generously given TO the Lottery.
W the citizens Of tic rAc, tt the proceeds this Lottery will
apr pnard to the exclusive beft oil particular district Tho bu
bridge acadeUlbu
the of Agriculture Nnulacus and the Mechanic Arts,
distribution of rewards and enterzHg those depart
Domestic Industry they VIII fail duly The motives whi
induced The
which Lottery
which The
Not raised present Lottery will
dnfse eneGs through the They
selves therefore that ibis Lottery vii u tcH patriotic fellow
all the which deserves and a the society will thus be
crmhed W and those domestic
comp ion OF which, the frue State much depends
Tickets had application the subscribers, WILLIAM
RICHMOND Secretary oi The society.
5 12rDI, 2rla THGtSE PHGaBEa, MAs4oe,s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-07
NEW LINE OF STAGES,
From Negv Dedford TO AeqpbO,l AID
PyOvnitnee, oper Me. Sionr
~ B,idpe az 7Iperion.

+ EAVES New b dlo,d every Tuesdry
l< snd j. iday, al 9 o'clock m sca ar.
r.s al Newport si %o'elosk yn ssmo
says. LeSes Biisioi Fefry a, ~ CO. ~.
arrives a, B'is,ol at one, . w r,sn ut : al
a Providence at s O'Clock NJ sAn,r y.
hsfuvuins, leaves p o,idonrr snd y ".
port esfiy "Wednesday ADD Sstordsy.
p'clook A. n. snd arrives u Bfis.oi Fs'y q
10, and At n Dstt,rd o. 6 o'einyt = ".
,amf Day. P,s~ngs leaN ny NSw iok
"a Monday, W by ,h,s coov ysnee, ar,,ve at
New. Bedford oo Wedn. sdsy
Tbs sege Book, are kepi 10 P'csidetess
b, Il Biake's; IN Ncwpot, a. IowDssnd's
Cpfre oouse in New Btdfo d, al Col. HeI.
s,n's Hotc'.
Fare fom NV Bedford to \ wort,
SO so--end fren New Bedfo' d lo Providence
$500 Zach Passenger Is allowed IS ID.
baggage, gratis Z; and for ie5 lbs. bsggses
y, same as for Passenger.
All favors will be thankfully received, and
gratefully acknowledged.
PELEG FISH, hrThorf.
= ISAAC FISH, Providence
n RAR1LETr, y 10 Bedfoyd ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-07
HATS AND SCHOOL BOOKS.
TEN boxes Mcu's, Youths and Chill
l. dren's HATS. Aandsoms and eAcap, just re-
cewed from New.york and for sale IL
q. .WANION's Book & HAT Store.


q. WANEON's Book & Hat Store.
~ r.avU .dD,ony hem are -
j. wILLsoN's ceebrsted iriifution beavers AID
Mems white and black Mats, with wide brine, at
The low price Of 5 8 each
Twe,dy ,,G Benedicsis iptifaioa besvsrs-fnst
quality mens ~ sup.rhnt 81, a. \, A&
White. Brothers 4 Co ,rn,,ansn beavers = w Ter
?, oof ditto m,de entirely cf sur, asAt and hand.
seuD =. also best No I, Hats IL 4 hstt,s
chiidren's white and Slack Beaver. aud nd Me
rocco Hats. ti i9 ~
i. FOR sale Os above,
SO Reams writing paper. Csp No t..2 & 3, at one
doi.r perlRcam less than the usual price. ~
Le ter paper and Stationary. Of every descrip,ioo.
school Cooks Of every kind in ass-ss Aiden's
and Wcbbers fst, I'd d Sd vols ---Cd'Amngs,
Morse and Go dsmhh's Biographies - Ati,bme,ics.
--Grammsrs. Dictionaries. TestaE,entss DC --ses-
mems nd blank Books
Pabcr Hsngmes and BORDERS,
b For Rooms and window Cur,sins, selling Oh %
very REDUCED prices
OF Those persons who are indebted to q WAN
ron. aud the especially those whose Accounts
save been Of long standing ea'nes, y requestcd
to call and make payment, as otberw,st their 40.
counts will be put IN suit 10 the course OF 10 dsys.
wpo-' Npvl2 1890 EIDE. 81 1852 ttttt.W -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-07
15p Autboritp of tie State Of NbCDe= 8 tai,s.
>sasrNNSNaASaSScS---
Ten Thousand Dollars!
HIGHEs pblZE!U
society's Lottery for the Encouragement Of
DOMESTIC IJpDUSXISH.

1<1E subscribers having been appointed and obed Managers
10
oy the Encouragement Domestic ntlsry respectfully
fellow citizens the following Snlene said 81"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-07
35I2 Prizes,
6 628 Blanks,

10000 Tickets ats dollars each, IS $4,000
Less than baoS pz. Al prizes Subject deduction of fifteen
The drawing the viii Saturday
The PRICES bc drawn.
day f F
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-07

FORTY TWO PLATES |!

FORTY TWO PLATES!
NOW publishing IN l4o weekly numbers,
~ stl2 Ia cts. each Two OF the plates
&, a spIesdid Fron,ispiece, and an eng 'avsd
title Page. The works. ilust' a'ed with ex.
pians,o'y No,os. from the wiring OF bose
emioen, diyines, Henry, BSown, Seotf, coRe,
Wcsly. and Clarke.
ps Pc soos residing in tho coGn''y, who
may wish to subscribe, con be supplied with
his vsiusbie Family Treasury, by eigS, nun
oers at time, o. moe, % lsr as published,
,o applics,ion to the appointed Agent, at Mr..
Wm. OYAs's Church. Street, Newport. X j.
N. B. Subscription papers are LETT at
M,. SraHErrn's Tavern, bris'ol--aise, a,
Mr. CoLE's Tavern, Warren, II, J.
SETH LUTHER. Agent
August 90 (h)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-07
February 81.

The above and Lottery will positively
Providence I'd day
Brk PRIzEs vii
hJ'As
6ncft al
hoped that (Aho Hd ~ WA bu
t The Tickets will from The OF the Interesting Scheme,
SIS, so, before the drawing
This Information the Tickets that
opportunity OgmI they apply Immediately
liberal discount will be made who buy sell
The Bank Notes mo all the banks IN the Un viii be taken
lostI am parts.
Tickets any part United States Enclosing The
andp postage pad will be Immediately attended to-
For the the public general complete list OF each days
drawing will be published in all The protnlehcc newspapers
Every person who buys Tickets Half or Quarter viii have Scheme
Lottery whole Tickets S5 Halves $40 IL
Quarters 81 Ehs for e in variety numbers by
7. B. WOOD.
LOTTERY and EXCHANGE BROKER PROVIDENCE,
Who viii pay cash for all prizes sold by linn IN this Las soon as
20 Policy mutual against The above Louey VIII be
for signatures
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-07
Aar4hvare, Cutlery ship. Ltlandzey, U's.
N WM. H. KATHBONE,
0Bcrs for sale al his Store, h5ad o.
P4ckel Uhar(.

II
P4cket DharE
O. DRAM Is. double and single
% rvation. Brass and Wood C1npasses /;
spy Gissses; Cases IF Na,hemaiical Instruments; ;
parallel rules, Scales and Divrrr, Naylg dtors and
Coast Pilots, Charts pAlen, bdfbour Glasses .
Log gl.ssesi Bunting and ships colours; qAik,
writing, letter aod log paper ink powder corNsec
o. AL sizes twine house. cabin. paint ana scrub
brushes; brooms CABIN mops log Gee send ehs ;
deep sea and hand leads. hand punps serving
ntets; blocks and hanks japan lamps and feed
ers, horn snd tin lanterns knives and fork hin
ees Of all kinds. screws; brass and iron l@tohes
ioeks cotf mills. jack AID pen knives, spoons
COOKS ladies' and tornentors; axes, hstchc>s, ha -
Iner.. japan and tin trumpcts, chisels sugurs, NE.
saws harp oons and grains, fsh hooks, sail needles
ana pains. leather. shss,hing paper, csuiking irons
snd rusiets. marlin spikes. iron shoveis. ships
srcapers. gmble,s, pump and elappcr nails, states
and pencis spanish bro wn, red lead tin, iron and
stone ware patent deck lights brzss pump boxes
wrought and eui nails brsds and ,seks of all sizes,
tic que, chalk brinsons lAmpbtsok. oars, hand
spikes. Tar. Pitch. Turpentine and Rosin oakum ;
vi'h full assortment OF every articles usnally call
ed for is Hardware aud ship Casndlep stov.
T Persons wishing Qisdr.n,s ssd Comptsses
repaired, leave tpm ., the s50sa store, where
they ~in be attended 70.
Newport, June IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-07
JONATHAN REYNOLlS s.

Has Jor safe az fis store N Wle loga,
A General .fsscrimrsf Of X d~se c Aod
"A Co,iey Ma,s Antiioo,. shove, and
1osss--ALsO,Dy Goods, Shoes, srt g o.
ce''es Dutch. Plough icops, cod p,evrhs
sesdy made; pA'eQl pi'eh trsks broad and
narrow esss s,cei asss; bar Iron AID steel,
aud nails OF all so ois; hearth .,ile bricks,
stone hm., Window Glass sni Pu,y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-07

"UI-9., l7lS0, IN IURlLxf ard, M
4 general assoru,rat os country Humber. COZ.
sistpg of ship PLANK, boat boards. common OAK do.
anc iois,si half inch chesnut boards, &c. &C
~: h.ord Oct 49, t f,sf.f AirOsI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-07
NOTICE.

A LII persons having accounts stand
IN ing with the subscrbc~s, ere requested 70
cal and settle tine same without farther notice, 40
,Se bisines, hereafter will be differently arranged
JOHN WILLIAMS & Son.
Feb IL ..S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-23

cirai"d n one. at all convcrsant with "a E
political concerns ei this stair. believed thai
there MAS the least iouadaiion for the .iennr.
ciation OF the general government contained
~ his Exceiienc,s speech at the opening vi
the laAi session.
some secrets have been disclosed in the
course 81 the Investigation made BY The com
mittee. illustrative OF the hypocrisy and in-
sincerity. for which our Governor has become
proven bal he charged the present postmas-.
ter general with having conducted improperly
with respect TO the removals al a few depu.
" post masters in this state, and referred 10
the Conduct OF his predecessor in office, MIR.
Granger. now Senator IN our state Lerisla.
ture, and one of his wal IN supporters, Jas meri-
torious and distinguished Tor ability and in-
tegiiIy. Among the documents which the
committee tiave communicated to the House,
are some relating To the practice OF the tor
mer post master general in making removals
aud new appointments and il appears that
he sent blank commissions TO our present
Governor, I'd b. filled up by him with the
names of snch of his favorites ami Creature
as he should think fit. We forhear making
comments on this transaction The PEG ,ie OF
the state will hereafter know how to appre.
ciate his Excellency's sincerity.
Attdny drpus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-23
Carving ont Work fo,. The .Juoiicieyv.

Earning ont worn tor the JHilctGrH.
II has i'fquruily b en- remarked, how
prone leg slative bodies are tn postpone
some OF the most importan' queslinns be-
tore them To Tie very eve Of their session.
No mnch business crowds upon them al
that period, that some things are al ne
whir. ought moi o. b. done. and Others
mi done which ought 10 b" done, This
remark IS ~ iri',. a. il il true "A proot
NJ y is now before us. The attention Of
the last Legislature. had been frequently
'a'lfd 70 the condition Of the Armory-
bat. I, was not seriously acted uDnn till
towards the close Of thr,srssion "A hill
was 'heu passed bv the IL of d. nroviIing
that the operations of the manufactory
of arms si,ouid cease M "A certain dav.
un'ess The Executive should succeed nv
that time in making contracts fer the sale
ut The arns.-t'hP Senate struck ont
fh's las, feature oi the b,ll; and i, ulii
ma'"'y passed. IN surh Il shape az 70 pro-
VIDE that" from the massage Of this act
"nti' he Isl OF January next, The appros
pria'ion 20 the mapu'ac,ory or arms.
made dnripg tho present session of he
General Assembly. shall be exclusively
applied ~ The completion of suci, arms
as NAV be urfinish d in Nh said manu-
iac'o~v. or 10 THE rerairs of SUI n arms
belonging 10 The state as may need re-
pair
The general appropriation law applied
to that object in luiing officers salaries.
the sum OF twenty thousand dollars bn,.
at tie time Of the passage of the law, and
III Tie interval from Isl October last, the
beginning OF The present fiscal wear, the
sum OF fourteen thousand dollars had
been discussed 10 The ArMcry by the
Auditor, und r thc general law au,horis.
ing The appropriations of the public reve-
nne To be anticipated The Auditor re.
fused 10 issue TO- Staples, supcrinien.
dent It 'he A:morv. warrant rnr more
than 5000 dollars Deserving also on; Of
mat sun enough for nth ors' salaries y Il
henrg tho uppxpendcd balance of the an
nropra'ion for 1921, on the ground. that
such appropriation had necessary refer.
encc To the commencem' NJ Of the fisca'
year, and covered all sums subseouentlv
expc nded. From This q eision, MIR. STA
ples Appealed 10 The Superior Cour, of
law for Hcnrico county, now in session
bv which court, Oudge Brockeubrough
p'csiding) tie judgment oi The Auditor as
been affirmed. II is understood iha, the
case will be carried TO the Court OF An.
pras.
Now, is ii mol surprising, that in case
where the intentions OF Ibe legislature
might be :" clearly expressed, any doubt
should be thrown over those intentions
by the phraseology which, ,hey have en-
ployed We learn, tina, great public in
convenience may result from this deer
sion, many workncn (snmr with familiesl
will be thrown out of employment liz
arms will not he coaIpltied repaired ::
and iu fact The Armory viii be nearly
shut up. Immediately, instead of The Is,
January next.