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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23
Wheat Wanted.

YNHE subscriber has again taken the
j Phenix Mill, three miles from Alex,
andris, where the highest market price
will be given for WHEAT. Those hay.
ing wheat to sell, will find il to their inter
est to call at The mill, on their way 10 mar
ket. JON. JANNEY.
9mo Z ST.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23
Cotton & Hemp Seine rwine.

OUtVOH y
TNHE subscriber has just received part
l. of his Fall supply OF Bridport Her.
ring and Shad Irvine. Also, an assor.-
ment of Cotton Seine Twine, which will
be sold at the Baltimore prices
aus "a GEO. COLEMAN.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23
District Of Columbia,
County Of alexandria, TO nit;
May Term. i894-23d day,
IN CHANCERY.
John S. Miller. Complainant,

AGAINST
John A. Jones and Lloyd Logan, Defp
dont3.
TrHE defendant John A. Jones not ha''
IL ing entered bis appearance, and gIT''
en- security according TO the statute and
rules of the Court; and il appearing 10 lhe
satisfaction of the Court upon affidavit
filed, that the said John A. Jones is not al
inhablant of the District of Columbia
On motion of The complainant By bis cOuaa'
sci, it is ordered that The said John A,
Jones do appear here on the drst cay Of
next November term, and enter bis aF
pearance to this suit, and give security
for performing the DEGREES OF the EouIt;
and that the other defendant Lloyd LO'
gan, do not pay away, convey, or secreLs
The debts by him owing to, or the estate
or effects in his hands belonging TO the saa
absent defendant, John A Jones, until Inc
further order or decree of this Court; apa
that a copy OF this order be forthwith pup
lished Tor two months successfully 10 one
Of the public newspapers printed IN 'ps
town OF Alexandra, and that a copy Ds
also posted at the front door of the CouH
House OF said county. A Copy.
Tesie, EDM. /. Lee T. o. y,
iuly 22 Gm
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23
CASH FOR PRIZES
Ticket No Sill com bination 40 81,
came up prize of
1000 DOTT.HRN.

1000 DOLLARS,
in the New York Literature Lottery, on
18th ultimo, was presented on Thursday
last by the fortunate owner, and the
Cash Immediately paid him by the Messrs
ALIENS & Go. who hope to have the
pleasure of distributing amongst their Gus,
TONERS some of the capital prizes IN the
next class of the LITERATURE LOT.
Terry, consisting Of
$4,000, 10000, 5,oss, &c.
And all TO be drawn on tbe 2Oih Octo-
Der next
Tickets are expected to advance short-
y. Present price,
Whole Tickets D7 90 Quarters DI rs
Halves $50 Eigbths O88
For sale, in great variety OF numbers,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23
10000 DOE LARS.
Ten Thousand Dollars :

besides the I00Os, &c.
Distan! Adventures should send on their
orders without delay. Tickets warranted
unirawn.
Whole tickets Dig 90 Quarters D3 90
Halves 6 90 Eighths 30
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23
To Let,


,- The House and Store formerly
IVA occupied by the subscriber. on The
sJs&g corner of Fairfax and King streets
.s&Alt is considered a good stan'i iol
any kind of business, and will be rented
low to good tenant, For terms apply
20 THOMAS L. MARTIN.
nov Il
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23
10 Rent or For Sale.

- A commodious and well finished
TTT@ brick dwelling house, with good
gslH stable and carriage house, on Wa
go. ter, between Prince and Duke
streets, at present in the occupancY ot Mr.
William Goodel, and possession given on
the 9Th October For terms apply TO
THOMAS SANFORD.
sept Ia W
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23
District of Columbia.

County of alexandria, 10 wit,
May Term, l824.-23d day.
IN CHANCERY.
John H. Laid, John Wbeelwright, and
Joseph B. Laid, joint merchants and
copariners in trade under the firm Of
John H.Ladd T. CO. Complaiaant,
AGAINST
John A. Jones and Lloyd Logan, Dstsus
danfs.
IgNHE defendant John A. Jones not hay.
i ing entered bis appearance, and given
security according to the statute and rules
of the Court; and it appearing 10 the Sa.
tisfaction of the Court upon affidavit filed.
that the said John A. Jones is not an in.
babitant OF the ID strict of Columbia: On
motion of the Complainants by their ceua.
sci, it is ordered that the said John A.
Jones do appear here on the LIST day Of
next November term, and enter his APP
pesrance to this Suit, and give security
for performing the DEGREES of the Court;
and that the other defendant, Lloyd LC'
gan, do not pay away, convey, or secIete
the debts by him owing to, or the estste
or fleets 10 his hands belonging to The
said absent defendant, John A. Jones, Un.
til the further order or decree of thi,
Court; and that copy of this order be
forthwith published for two months sue
cessively IN one of the public newspapers
printed in the town OF Alexandra, and
that copy be also posted at the front dcor
of the Court House of said county.
A Copy.
Teste, EDM. |. LEE, c. c.
,uly IL law2m
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23
To Rent,
Indian Queen Tarern,

AUtVtNU SkVUO
The convenences OF this house az ia
vern, are such, as to render any detail OF
them unnecessary; oeing situated OH King
st. where all travellers most usually put up.
The house and stables are in the best
repair, and ready tor the reception OF a
tenant Possession will be given CD the
I2t hof March next, and the rent will be
suitable to the state of the times Apply to
iunl 8 CATHARINE McREA
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23
TO Let,
To Let,

s.~-a The house on the north side OF
sTYW King street, between Patrick and
3sks Henry, at present occupied by
49, MIR. Henry Jackson. 1t is 10 an
excellent state of repair and in one OF the
most desira BILE parts of the town. Pos
session may he bad 18th October. For
terms apply to. ,ou,
sep 4 A. T.. CAZENOH n.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23

Domestic Goods.
TyOUR cases bleacbed cottoDs OF extra
fine quality, l2 bundles sugar paper'
received per schr. Alert, for sale by
WIN. FOWLE & Co.
sept l8
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-09-23
Iron and I laster.

sept
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-22

Monroe OF the visit Of kI1iassif and Mr.. Fisd.
10y in 1871; of the conversation that then
took place, and of the circumstance OF Gene.
raj Jsekson's letter being taken from bundle
of pspers, and q part Of il read, - above reis
ted. He requested of the Pfesidep, On an
swer, that he might sxonerste himself from
The impuisiions which rested upon his cha
rseier. Aftef waiting some time for reply,
q personal application was made to The Pfesi.
dent by mutual friend, to whom M. Mon.
roe acknowledged tho receipt of the letter,
Bur declined interference on HE mart
Here the matter rests. Colonel Binns
boasts hal no 10 completely exonefaied from
the impu,ation OF having made 6 missiste.
menl, under which he has labored for
months; and Mr.. Lowrie declares, that in
support OF his state ment, he has +" ,nconfro
pern6ie euidenee within his power" IF such
bo tho fact, II certainly sppes's 10 os that il
mopy at once since as the matter now
stands, tho positive assurance OF M Monroe,
that no such letter from General Jackson was
eve, received, end the Concurrent testimony
Of NJ. Findlsy, that he head no such letter
road, at The time and place alleged by his col
league, ere decidedly sgains, him. Under
such circumstances, his character mustas-
suredIy suffer in public esima'ion sod, In.
deed, II is difficult to see the p op'iey Of pub.
fishing tho iette' add essed TO tho p esideDt,
unsccompsnied by tho incontroverible evi'
dence" alluded to, ss il fur nishes no new
proof OF his statement whatever.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-22

proceeded 10 mako up hss toilette, and dssv
from her bosom Q long wide misshspsn piece
of black wbsiebone, Q new invention, TO make
Womeo hold their heads up, and quite in char.
scter for maids and mistress just at that
moment Msmmy's lsp.dog bsgsn to bark,
and stole softly down into tho psrlor. 40
tempofa-O The maids-O the manners.
The old gentleman raped his silver spuh- box
pretty hard, and with grim vissge covered
his nese and lips with rsppee. Not long
ago, Hsns," said be, 81 pulled of my hat and
made low bow 10 my amisble friend, Mrs.
Rose .in. .bloom,i Broad ~sy I; but alas 1t wa, on.
ly to her bat and shawl which covered the slen.
der person Of her maid Margety. The other
night, when / visited tho Theatre, 10 geo
Cooper end Conway, found myself comiohs'
bly, seated 10 The dress boxes, between wait
or end maid Of one OF ouI Aourishing board
Ing houses. Now Hans, am not sristocrat
icsl md we'll behaved persons are entitled to
respect, Whatever may be their condition IN
lie but look at the evil example o. maids
snd walters receiving five o. 'en do! RS per
month, dressing sxtrsvagsntly, end dashing
like people OF fashion. How they eonirive 20
IN ,osee II with so slender an income, 10 to mo
sx, sofdinary they must have "iuods avs'ls'
o'e, $50 Ce'ta'D young "e" p "i"eS s""'
them. Yesterday Polly Watts Susan and
Quash, called upon INC, ss committee from
The kitchen, to remonstra,e upon tho compu
so y practice Of using Havana instead OF loaf
sugar in their tea; and they absolutely begged
leave TO prosent q bill for the establishment, OF
. home department in the kitchen, 10 draw
similar supplies appropriated for the psrlor."
Theye was so much truth IN the old gentle
mans observations and complaints, and 'bl,
sys,em OF ruinous imilstioo, this swelling OF
the frog 10 resemble tho portly figure OF
the OK, L. not confined alone to servants, II
runs through all classes Of tho community.
Crestufes Of habit, and almost servile imia.
tion tho courtior apes tho king; the CON-
moner the coU'tier the maid the mistress;
the scullion the cook esch stiviog to Over.
como The obstacle of birth, the barriers OF
fortune, and considering mert az least worthy
of imitation. In domestic lie, however, these
attempts 10 'un q race Of fashion, TO dress,
ride, move, sit, talk, as your more wealthy
Neighbours do, bespeak mind unaccustomed
to reflection habits a. war with prudence, and
coodoci at variance with common sense.
" Y National Advocate.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-22
From the Providence Journal.

Calculations on The Presideney may now be
med, on p, obabIe evidence. The following
esnma,s from the BaiunioGe Ame 'icsn, q pa
per, decidedly in favor Of M Crawford, Is
'epublnbed, in order to shew onswhst slender
grounds the fiends Of that gen,leman rely for
his success. To his estimate we shall add
some corrections which, 10 our opinion, are
fully warranted, by the present actual state oi
public opinion, and by the most rs,ionsl pros
peci,.
81 have seen in diffsren, newspapers vsri.
ely Of calculations in anticipation OF tho pres.
iden,isl election, and l take the liberty OF Of.
feting the following, believing ,hs. IL will be
probably, il not actually realized
ELECTORAL COLLEGES.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-22

II this view be correct, then there will be
30 election effected by the electors in whie h
case the election will then devolve on the
House OF Representatives and Mr.. CtawGo' d,
M. Adams, and Mr.. Jackson, will be the
candidates, one Of whom mus, be elected by
msjoriy OF the states, olbc' wise there can
be no election. II is worth while 10 follow up
his estimate to the result.
inthe House Of Rehresentanues-Firf Bal!of.
Mr.. .fda ns--Maine, Massachusetts, New.
Hompshite, Vermont, Rhode Island, Con.
nee'icu', New Jersey, Maryland, Ohio, Indi.
ana, lliinois-ll.
Mr., Crawford-New.Yok Delsware, Vir.
gInia, Not'h.Csrolina, Sou,h Carolina, Geor-
giA, Kentucky, and Missouri-s
Mr.. Jaekson-pennsy'vanis, Alabama, Lou
isans, Mississippi Tennessee-s.
Thu, after the 6rM bsl'o,ing the result will
be, Adams II, Crswfotd Q, Jackson S.
Second Baaof.
Mr.. .aeams-Nalne, Massachusetts, New.
Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode. Island, Con
nec,icu,, New Jersey, Maryland, Ohio, !ndi.
ana, Illinois. M,ssls,ippi-l2.
Mr. Crawtord--New York, Pennsylvaois,
Delswsre, Virginia, Nonh Cst tolins, South.
Caroline, Georgis, Alabama, Louisians, Ten.
oessee, Ken,ueky, Missouri-i2.
II will be seen that the s,s,es put down 10
MIR. Adams, on the second bsllot, gsve 10 the
electoral college, 81 votes; and those assign.
ed to NJ. Crswio,d l6s votes who, then,
ought 10 be eleeteds DILWORrH
Correeiion-D worth hes mistaken the
state OF public opinion in New York, Illinois,
Indiana, and Ohio. In the first Of these states,
nine teoihs Of the neofie ere decidedly for
M. hdsms, and msjoity Of the legislature
tor that gentleman in preference to Mr.. Cav.
ford. In The other three there 10 an undoub,.
ed majority Of the people snd legislatures in
favor of Mr.. A.. The vote Of the elec,orsl
college, will therefore result Is follows, I'D.
ams-New Hampshirs Q. M.sssehussi,s Is,
Name ., Rhoda.IslAnd ., Vermont z, CQn.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-22
1Aotitirai DisreItanp.
From the New.York Statesman.
Genera! jackson and Senator Lowr,

General jackson and Senator Lowric.
A political controversy Of some intetest has
Been nainiained for seversl months, the par
ties involved in which ste.pc sons OF no less
consideration than tho P,eeidcnt OF tho UNI
States, General Jackson, NJ sLowrie and NJ
Eindisy. United States Senslors from Penn
sylvNnia, NJ krcmer, member OF the House
of Representatives from the same State, and
Colonel Binns, Editor Of tho Democratic
Press, together with one or two OF his edito'
risl brethren in Philsdel lphis. We will en-
deovor 10 give such an abridgment, ss shsli
render the pi,h Of this sffair in,elligible 10
our readers.
Coione, Binns, opened the drama early in
January las,, by stating In the Democ aI,c
Pcess that when NJ. Monroe was sboui 90
make up his cabinet 10 l8l6l7 Genets,
Jackson wrote latter to the new p cesident
recommending 10 him the pacific policy OF
appointing Two fedefslists and two democrat
ss his Secretaries. This letter was said TO
have been exhibited more than once, and thai
there could DC 90 doubt Of the state unen,.
The paragraph in the Press met the eye Of
NJ Kyemsr, the fast frieud Of Gsnerel jack
son; and fearing ,ha the charge Of federal
ism might prejudice the claims Of his favn-
mined ut once 10 ascertain tho authority fo'
the impu,a,ioo. He accordingly called on
the p osident Of the United States, and Oh
tanned for snswec, as he ssserts in letter TN
de- date Of the I'm OF January, that the
President had neve, received such a letter
thsc General Jackson had never recommend
ed - him bot one person iot any Office "a dis
tinguished officer 10 The late war y and tina,
n H. A
va .a'd telstive to his political opinions.
NJ X emet's leuer wss cent 10 Colonel
Blnns, fer publication. Ia introducing 1t into
tbs p ess, the Edior stated that in tho ses.
sioo OF Congress for 1871 %, Messs. Low.
RE snd E,odlsy waited on the President 20
semonstrurs against tho sppointmen, OF Mr..
l,isb, q, Marsha, Of tho district OF Pennsylvs.
Ma, who was suspected Of federalism when
NJ. Monroe took the opportunity to speak OF
shs q iociples tina, had governed his admins.
Ma,ion, and in ju.nhcs,ion Of his sentiments
,ead he letter from General Jsckson.
This statement called forth . paragraph in
che F. snklin Gazette, in which Mr.. Findlsy
IL said to have stated, that he never heard the
President reed suy such Letter, % thu, which
had been imputed to General Jackson, and
that the President had assured him that he
had never received such letter. 40 opio.
ion was expressed, that Mr.. Lowrie had new
Or stated the, The President had read to him
and M. Findlsy the letter imputed to Gene.
raj Jackson, ,hus charging Colonel Bnos
with missta,ement.
In this situation the affair remained for tve
OF three months, tho responsibility resting be
tween Mt. Lowris end the Editor Of the
Ptess. The American (Philsdelphis) Sen,i
mel Of Tuesday morning last, contains long
letter from Mr.. Lowrie, under date Of the
is,h Of Msrch, addressed to the President Of
che United Sts,ss, 10 which he rsminds MI.
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26l
Should Sou,h.Carolina vote for MIR.
Adams, which is moro probable
then that she should vote for spy
other candidate, Mr.. AS. vote
would be 1873
Making a majority Of state, end electors.
But, should she vote for Gen Jackson, Mes.
SIS Crawford and Clay arc entirely OUT of tho
question there) then the three highest candi.
daes viii, be
Mr.. Adams, with tho electoral votes Of
Twelve states, but, the vote Of Rhode. Island,
in the House being divided, will there obtain
eleven votes on the fi S, ballot
M. Crswfo,d viii obtain Delaware, Vr.
gina, North Carolina, George, Kentucky and
Nilsson 6.
M. J,ck,on will ob,a ain Pennsylvania, Ala
bamO, Louisiana. Mississippi, Tennessee, end
Sou n Carolins, g.
On the second bsllo,. Mr.. A. will obtain
Virginia, Kentucky, Alabam9. Louisiana,
Mississippi, South Cssolina--i7 votes and .
majoty
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-22

house armed 9th Knife, md by some meabs
got ia and found his wife and coosin asleep to-
getber. He immedisiIy suemp,ed TO cui hIs
sife's throat but struck 90 high ,ha, her jsv
bone took the blow and probably saved her life.
He then stabbed her Two or three times, bue
his cousin having 10 the mean time been
reused, seized him and prevented him fom
completing his murderous purpose on his
wife. A struggle DOW ensued. in which ,hs
elder French succeeded in s,sbeing The youo-
Ger so fatally, tha, he fell and immedis,y ex-
pi'ed. His vile, though badly wounded, IL
expected TO recover.
A coronef's inquest was held 90 the deed
body. who returned o verdict OF wilfui mst-
der by Abel French.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-22
3p the A0aiIs.

.dbohshmenf cf imf.ri 'Onn,ent /o- de6f "A
great principle uiumphtd in the Senate yes.
,e'dsy, and the day will be remembered as
one of tho brightest IN history. That en-.
lighened body yesterday gave its final sanction
to an act, which, we venture TO ssy, will COM
mand the applause OF The country, and acquire
fo' the body iise!fs durable fenown. Ono
branch OF tho National Legislature has, at
length, said thar debt shall no longer be con.
sidered cfiminal--that the dungeon shall no
longer be the portion of the honest deb'or.
Tho bill which has passed is necessarily
qualified and goatded--it gives no immunity
to fraud, and It contains the reqsite checks
TO shield its benefits from abuse I; but the Sen.
ate has substantially snd TO- mslIy, declared q
gains, the principle Of imp pfisonmen, for debl !;
IL has ,rodden down and trampled under loot
one of the last rernnsnls OF Feudal and Romsn
barbsrism, which the force OF education and
habit have been able successfully 10 uphold
until now sgsnst he spirit of The age, We
cannot doubi that the concurrence OF the othet
branch will render the overthrow Of tEis Q.
noDaiy IN ocr system complete aod perpetu.
al Our pleasure, VIC confess, would have
been greater, had this phiIantb, ,opc measure
received q more unanimous consent. We
havSt DVWCNe'j vac W hboWS "o'
its opponents, generally, were not averse 10
the bill on principle, but because they though,
he scheme impe tiec'; end many Of them, We
further know, are so far from approving Of
imp risonmen, for debt, they sre the warm ad
vocstes Of the still higher measure Of relief, q
general system OF Bankruptcy. Of his, a.
well as the object OF the bill which passed the
Senate yesterday, we hsve been the humble
but constan, supporters On the subjec, Of
the expediency Of sys,em of Bankruptcy, W.
have differed fsous many for whose opinions
We entertain hsbitusl respect but in cur at
tsehment to il we are incor'igible. e.--It rejoic
es us to see ,his bene6cient measure even 10
part accomplished. Should the Congress in
its wisdom ever couple the other part with IT,,
in the laws Of the Republick, then indeed,
should We expect the nation TO rise up and
call them blessed. Nat Inf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-22
WORCESTER, April ID.

On the Il,h inst. Aoel + cnch, Of Fitch.
burg, in this County, was comihited to pris.
on IN this town charged With the murder of
Abel French I'd.
The circumstances relating to this tragic.
sl OHair, as fer ss we can obtain them, arc
briefly as follows :-It seems that Abel
F ench, he person committed) and his wife
had not, for several years past. lived happily
together, tha, they had some ,inn sire, sep
srs,sd. when HE wife went to keep house for
Abel French Cd, (who was cousin to her hus.
bsnd,) his wife, also, having left him 10 conse
Qusoce Of disagreement. Eof some time
past F'ench's Jealousy Of his wife had become
strongly excited, in consequence OF which he
ven, 20 the house Of hi, cousin on the even.
ing proceeding the murder, where he made
acme discoveries which confirmed bic suspic.
ions. THO next oigs, be sgda on, to the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-22
MfRRIfGE,


There are at Pa is three Or four Offices foe
marriage, and large sheets arc pasted up in
public places, containing advertisements 10 his
effect-some Of these sdver,ismenu are yery
curious. They are extracted from Q iournaI
called the Mediator, and which 10 confined TO
The subject of ma,rinony and The negotiations
between parties anxious TO enter into that
state, but who moy not have had an oppor,u.
ni;y OF any personsl acqusinisuce.
ADvEnrIsMEsTs.
a young lacy, aged 10, tre,h and beautiful
asa rose, and endowed with oil the grace snd
talea;s which increase the charm Of beauty,
but without fortune, in consequence Of disss:-
iers which have happened TO her parents, "a
offered by them TO q man of sensibili,y, whol
would share with her decent existence.
A lady, aged 20, enjoying good health, and
On income OF 1000 francs, wishes TO marry n
bachelor about her own sge, Of bes',hy con,
stiutien, with decent income, end OF svfi.|
eien' Saitfy to drive. sway care in the lonf
winter evenings. -
A girl, eyed 2s. born in the country.
OF simple manner. though ,he has lived IN y
ris six monhs, wishes to find husbsnI
working clsss--she has no fortune,
handsome ranseas, snd come ready
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-22
. READING, PENN April z.

nEApINSi ,Eehn hP'ii q
We understand tina, during one of the
nights Of LAST week, pat of the head of a
negro child, 10 tho suburb, OF this borough,
was eaten away by The rats. whilst in bed
with its mother! Though much injured the
child lives.
A lad 10 the service Of Jonathan Loos, Of
Heidelberg township, eyed about Ia years,
being aent ono day las' week to clean out q
COW stable, he hung himself q, one Of the
stalls with q COW chain. Ths chain vas FIX
ed so low that he was obliged TO fall upon his
knees, in order tba, il might have effect.
On Tuesday last week, at tho Court Of
Scbcylkill county, Jobn Zimmerman was
tried for the murder Of his own daughter, 10
Decembsr ias,.-The Ju'y feIurnsd verdic,
Of guilty Of murder in The FIST degree, but
the court has grsnted him o new TRIAL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-04-22

sse,ieut Q, New. York Sc, New Jersey 9. glli.
nois 3, Iodians.5. Ohio 10, Maryland SER.
Jaekson-Pennsylvsnis %, Maryland 2, Ala
bsms 2, Louisiana S. Mississippi 3, Tennes.
see ii-5S. iap-Kentucky -, Missouri
3-i7. Crauford-Delswsre 3. Maryland 1,
Vngin,s "a, North Carolina IS, Georgis o.
q (aralins 4