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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-19

I%ACHAEIAH McCRUDER, administrator dc bopis nor,
- OF Elizabeth Johnson, decd and Frances his wife
William Irabue and Molly his wife, John Miller and
Frances his wife, Pleasant II. Baid Mary his wife
Elizabeth, Frances, Nancy Mccall, Benjamin McCaul
and William ". McCaul, children OF Sarah MrCauI decd
IAE NOTICE That shall take the dispositions Of Ma
county Of 1cncn' the 9Th day Of September next to be
continued from day day till conpeted-On the OH d
Of the month, Sept Of Turner r. Isnlcy and others al
Poos Tavern in tho county Of Gnocblandand on the 2tb
day ofthe month"; Sepenber dispositions Of Austin
Ford and others, at Moseley formally Manns0 IL,
the county Of Hanover be continued from dv t a I'm
completed aud to be read evidence suit dcncndin,
in the superior Of chancery Tor tho Richmond dsti
which plaintiffs, and you a re defendants o oa
where you may attend if you please.
THOMAS PURYEAP.
J9-w4w .4nd NE his rife
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-19
Etiinbmgi.. J..ne aih. 1ecs.
EyEC-

Suddenly, on Tuesday last, EvANDI I. RAwsoN, Atty
at Law, native OF Paris, Maine
AT NeStwood, IN Iicncu county, on Friday the 12th
INST Mrs SuiANNAu W. PRICE, IN the 72I wear of her
'st ShG "''' beloved by al who knew her and died in
fall aud sure hope OF ;h peace hereafter which awaits
the righteous who die in the ove fear of the living Co
10 oJuoo 10 love and walk humbly efoe her God
were the principles that governed her here below, which
2bled her IN long and lingering declince to view de tn
WHY that calm Tesgna,ion that BELTS the christian.
In this city, Friday last, Mr.. JAMES LYNCH ma
tive Of Ireland aud late of Piitsburg, Pa
On the 9sh of July last, his residence in the county r
Cape Geradeau, Missouri, MIR. SIMON BLOCK Jun ma
tive of Germany and for many years respectable nabi-
tant of this city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-19
COURSE OF FXCmANGT
TO THE PUBLIC,

Ne hire Received, and hare nor in Store
$50 llhds. Sugar of various qualities part OF
which prime
400 bags Laguira and other green cofTees
100 bags pepper
100 boxes soap
800 casks cut nails
200 barrels loaf sugar
20 pipes imitation brandy
10 do superior Cognac brandy
10 do. Holland gin, superior
10 boxes fig blue
10 do starch
hid. superior old Antigua rum
do. Cognac brandy
) hhds. molasses
81 casks sweet Malaga wine
80 barrels New England rum
hids Jamaica do
so barrels Kentucky whslsey
10 quarter casks Sicily Madeira wine
% kegs saltpctre
Is dozen sifters
$50 kegs English lead
$50 do. American do.
AND WILL RECEIVE
IN fen dHYS, from Boston, ,Nt,o- York PdiiqlelDAg
baltimore, .NoJoM and Providence,
50 hhds. sugars superior
~ do moIasses, unCommoDy bright and fine
ID bags old Wle coffee
10 bids copperas
100 barrels AIackerel No. 2
80 boxes soap
800 bags SHOT
60 bali boxes segars
30 puncheOns fine Antigua rum
100 packages American Cotton Goods OF frstquaEft,.
ALSO,
500 kegs Rogers gunpowder.
All OF which viii be sold OH the most liberal term,
MONCURE, ROBINSON & PLEAsANTs.
August eff
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-19

proper for ne TO eulogise tins system of internal I'M,
prorement in report which is solely intended TO con
vey facts; but feel II duty which to my own
judgment, well 20 that of the liberal Society whom,
have tie honor 70 serve 60 state distinctly my full CON
vciion of the utility and decided superiority Of Iea
rays other modes as means of conveyance; and
which ought 10 command the serious attention ard
adoption by the people of Pennsylvania.
Lhaye the honor to he, gentlemen, your obcdent scr
rant, WILLIAM STRICKLAND
Archt't aud Eng.
Edi1jujyb y,,c ,y5 $50,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-19
-eAA-

We learn from the Castigator, printed at Ripley,
Ohio, that Mr.. Boswell, in law of Governor Desha
OF Kentucky arrived at that place the ult and
was the next morning arrested and conveyed TO Mays-
vile, charge of am attempt to murder Mr. Clark,
Of Fleming county, Ky. Since his apprehension is
reported that Mr. Clark has died ofhis wounds Should
this be the tact, the prisoner will probably meet with
less OF the lawSs delay" than has been experienced by
his brother njaw the murderer Of the amentcd Fran
els Baker, as Fir CIarks connexions are said to be
wealthy and Influential Il Chihcohte, Ohjo, Times
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-19

Pamphlet entitled the Posr-O FFIcE CALENDAR, has
just issued from the press in this City. 1t is compiled
by JoTN b. TAYLOR, Assistant Post-EIasler in the
Richmond Office, and contains much useful and valua
bic information only to tile Merchants, Printers,
and Post-Masers throughout the State but TO the Ira
weller and to every Man who has extensive cores
pondence. TIE following abstract OF the contents
of the Calendar
"Ihe time ofsarrval and departure of each mail, at
and from the Richmond Office, with list of the Post
Offices in this State, alphabetically arranged their dis
tances from Richmond and The rate postage to each
The different Mails, by which Letters for other
States and Territories despatched.
.'Rates ofPostagc on Letters, Newspapers and Pam
phlets.
"Oaice hours and regulations of the Richmond OF.
fce.n
raj.
list of such persons entitled to Free Letters
and Newspapers.
The mode of transporting The Mail
The Stage Offices and the time of arrival and depar-
ture of the Steam Boats.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-19
SEA SERPENT AT uA1IrAx

TIC Nova Scotian of July 81, contains particular
account on tue authority of several witnesses OF the
appearance of large Sea Serpent the harbour of
ianx, on the afternoon of the 18th. Ii was seen by
young gentleman who happened to be riding past the
ladies Ii raised his head about three feet ont of the
water IFS body was the size of large log and appeared
TO DC at least 60 feet long and forced itself along by
weighing sort OF notion. 1t remained above water
about FIVE minutes, at a distance of about sitv yarJ
he Editor of the Nova Scotian to Tie spot and
learned these and other particulars, which were con-
armed by tue young gentleman the ladies, Mr.. Gore
ham, his family and servants. It's also confirmed with
additional particulars by MIR. William Barry of Hall
FAX, who was going INTO The harbour the same evening
In whaling boat, and with the men in The boat obscry
cd 1t Tor some tune He saw the head distinctly, and
at time eight coils of his body above water and is
persuaded that be is at least co feet in length
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-19
TAKEN
J9-w4v

EeY the Subscriber, the 4th Of this month, from
- Aiicajah Pendlcton's boats, (Headmen Jesse and
lsnam) aoost 2OOb ofloose Tobacco The above will 5e
disposed of The law directs
ISTIAN RANDOLPH.
FrTcr hpsrtorcr Boats, IresttanV.
August IS 2,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-19

from Nei0- Orlerns by the brig IY1}l;an arrived
az New york. New Orleans papers TO the 18th ult in
elusive have been received rhey arc barren Of news
the city continued healthy. The schooner FeIl's
POINT Captain Stagg, which arrived AT New Orleans
on t"e Isl JAY from Havana, seized on the 5tl,
'r smuggling slaves, and the captain supercargo and
Grew with the exception Oft who made their escape
were arrested, aud committed TO prison, await their
cria as we're also those, in whose possession they were
Iouhl. Tue slaves were landed plantations below
Tue cy. Captain W ilIiams who formerly commanded
tie Revenue Cutter Alabama states that The above
TONED schooner was seized last year at Mobile snug
gilng' and that the suPercargo is old offender in
shat business.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-19

Prize E&sgy.-Tbe Committee appointed to award
the prize of $50 for the best Essay for the New York
Mirror and Ladies' Literary Gazette, met last evening
to examine the pieces presented. There we're GO Es
says, 20 of which had the Boston post mark and we
understand that many Of them possessed great merit
The award was made in favor of Essay on Human,
.Ndt'pe by Matilda Murray, of this city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-19
NEW York, August IL.

New York, August .
'alr Cf5nton--Last evening Ills Exccllency Cover
nor Cnnnn arrived IN town from Philadelphia and left
THIS morning in the steam boat for Albany. The recep
non he met with III Ohiorand i'll the other states which
he visited is less honorable 10 them than crafty inc,
70 his private feelings lie undertook the tourney 10
promote great national Improvement, and every
where ne was welcomed as public benefactor entitled
Welfare OF the country at heart E0et. Eosi.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-19
600
COngresSi.

Congressional Election in N6rth Caroliaa
We learn BY gentleman from Elizabeth CITY, that
LEMUEL SAWYER, Esq'r, is elected to Congress,
from the Edenton District by majority Of nearly 500
votes over MIR Gatlin the late Representative from
that District. beacon.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-19
FROM KEY WEST

CHARLEsToN, August 10.
ny gentleman, passenger in the schr. Thorn arriy.
ed yesterday from Key West we learn that the yellow
eVer was prevailing at the place. to an alarming ex
tent When Com. Warrington left there, Is or weeks
PaSV mere were at the Island about 80 Marines and
from 80 to 40 sailors. OF this number when our in
Dormant departed, but men of the marines were ena-
Died to perform duty, thirds of them being dead and
the remainder lying very ILL., Lieut.. Com Tupper was
"looag the saors-the hospital being crowded with the
S'ck and but or G enabled 10 do duty. Capt James
hcinoSh The Commander of the Island was down with
tue leVer. Sailing master Hardy commanding the NAVY
- ). sloop FGgdbond under command of Mdsbipnap
a'o' hd been dispatched for the purpose of endea.
VournS TO tall III with Com Warrington, off Havana
VI u""as 10 INFORM him of the great mortality pre-
Nang at Key West, and 10 advise in him concernihg
the removal of the remainder of the u S forces &C.
before they all fell victims 10 the fever. Patriot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-19
.SI0ple .IriicLex.

Sfdpte .3TticteS.
Cotton, per 10. II 81
Goals, bush. 10 a 90
Flour, City Mills, new, . SO
do. up country, sig
Grain, Wheat, bush. 90 a 95
Corn, do, 40 n 15
Oats, do. 28 a so
Tobacco, fine, ID. 9aI4
do. good, 6 aIO
do. common, Ga7
do manufactured, 10 "a 40
Pdyious other articles.
Bacon, per Id. g. AL
Beeswax, do. 80
Butter, do. 1fa1d
Cigars, per 1000, 2OOal5
Coffee, best Green, Id. 10 a 10
do. common, do. II
Cards No.1O, doz. 6OOa @ 90
Candles, mould, lib. I24
do. Sperm. 10. 40
Cheese, do. 6aIO
Chocolate, No. /, DO. l5 a %
Fish. Mack'l No. !, bbl.none
do. 9, do
d o. 3, 2 so a 4
Herrings, cut, new, IA a Al
Shad, 6 SO , :
Feathers, per ID. 81 a 40
Grindstones. per inch, Z a 8
Glass, 50fl. 8A1o, 500 a 5 so
do. do. I0x12, 4 co a 4 SO
Hides, Il. Ayre., lib. I9a 90
do. Pernan.bucc, dry,17a18
Hemp, loo lbs. 5
Iron, Swed. do. ga 81
do. Country, AIs :
Indigo, Span. hot. . IS
Lard, 10. 0 a 10
Leather, hes, sole, III. 20 a so
do. inferior, do. 81 IA "a
do wax upper, ps. 3a2t
Caiiskius, doz. 1Ga SO
Lime, Thorn. cask, I25
Molasscs. pol gall. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-19

The United States troops lately ordered to the Creek
Nation by General Gaines, have arrived there.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-19
ceaDoleaale 2srices Current.
RICHMOND, AUGUsr -. Is25

Mustard, III. (bottles) 100
Nails, cut, do. 6a7
Nutncgs, do. 225
Oil, best winter, gal. % 100
do. summer, do. 80 4 50
do. Cod liver, bbl. 12a13
do. Linseed, pr gal. 95 100
do. Olive, fiks. doz. 3Ia4
Paper, wrap. rean, 90 a 100
Pepper per IL. 20 a %
Plaster, ton, 4 % i 50
Pork, prime, Dbl. III a12
do. mess, do. Is IA 1t
Rice, do. none
Salt, per sack, 275 . 81
Saltpetre, per 10. 1oal2
Shot, per bag, 9 SO
Soap, brown, per Id. "a 10
Steel, do. Gals
Sugars, Mus. ID. 1Oal25
do. jamaica, IOaII
do. New Orleans, 9 a II
do. Loaf, a19
Spirits, per gal.
Gin, Holland, 1a11O
do. Country, 80 a Sc
Brandy, Cog. 90 a / 10
do. Apple, So a 40
Whiskey, 90 a 2S
Rum, w. India, 80 a IS
do. N. England, So
Tar, bbl. 175 a 900
lea, Imp.& Gun. / so ! Is
do. Y. Hysnn, 40
do. Hyson Skin, IS a 80
do. Pouchong rs 100
Wine, Made. gal. Q 50a 3 so
do. Sicily Mad. 100 so
do. Malaga, % "a 20
do. Lisbon, OOa1lO
PRICE ar STOCKS.
U. States Euur alI6 CO
Farmers B,uk, lul ~
Bank Of Va. D. v. lu4 .G
lD a .- ...
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-19

NEW YoRK, Aug. l3.--The packet ship Cortes has
arrived, IN 10 days from Liverpool bringing London
papers TO the 9Th of June-two days later than our
previous adYices direct But with The exception ofe
commercial news from Liverpool, have no ntelii-
gence So late by several days brought from Lon
don ana the Continent by the Cainus, from IIavre.
we have been obligngly furnished with the follow
ing circular addressed to respectable mercantile house
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-15

part? Smiling as she answered me-
81 WISE, all their sport in The park is
but shadow to that pleasure tina, l
find in Plato. Alas! good folk, they
never felt what true pleasure meant"
sAnd how came you, Madam quoth
I, 'to this deep knowledge Of pleasure?
and what did chiefly allure you into it,
seeing not many women, but very few
men, have attained thereunto.' & will
tell you,' quoth she, land tell you a
truth, which perchance you will mar
vel at. One of the greatest benefits
that ever God gave me, is, that he sent
me so sharp and severe parents, and
so gentle schoolmaster. For when
am in presence ofeither father or mo.
lher-whether ! speak, keep silence,
sit, stand, or go, eat, drink, be merry or
sad, be sewing, playing, dancing, or
doing any thing else, ] must do it, as it
were, in such weight, measure and
number, even so perfectly as God made
the world, or else am so sharply taun-
ted, so cruelty threatened, yea present
ly sometimes with pinches, nips, and
bobs, and other ways, which will not
name for the honor I bear them, so
without measure misordered, that
think myself in hell, till time come that
/ must go to Nr. Elmer, who teacheth
me SO gently, SO pleasantly, with such
fair allurements to learning, that I
think all the time nothing while am
with him; and when am called from
him, I fall on weeping, because what
ever do else but learning, is full of
grief, trouble, fear and whole mislikine
unto me. And thus, my book hath
been SO much my pleasure, and bring
eth daily p me more pleasure and
more, that in respect of it, all other
pleasures in very deed be but trihes
and trouble unto me- Schoolmaster,
p. 222.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-15
Cedar Run Bridge.

VHNHE contract previously entered into and
Il received by the county court of Prince
William not having been complied with, We
will rec.ave proposals until January court next,
for the erection ola Bridge over Cedar Run,
at Buffers Ford, below the town of Brents-
vile. The bridge to be of the same dimen.
sions as the one heretofore advertised.
JOS r. GILBERT. -
MiCH.lEL CLE.ARY 8
RICHaRD FOOTE, IS
JOHN HILL, E
IHOS r. H.iMPTON ] !
dec ID ,5f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-15
50 Reward

I 0sT on Sunday night last, between Do.
IL mini Bearcaroft's and DIR. Peake's house.
A SMALL GRAPE PURSE,
with BRASS clasp, containing Is dollars: 2
five dollar notes on the Farmers Bank of A.
lexandria, one dollar notes on the Corpora.
ton of Washington, and a counterfeit half
eagle, with some other articles of no use to
any one but the owner. Twill give the above
reward to the finder on delivery to me.
WA p. GREEN.
dec I3-3t Hair dresser, Fdrfdr-Sfreef.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-15
Samuel NJ. Janney

HAS just received, perbrig America, from
III Boston, and offers for sale
Is boxes cotton and wool cards
Also, per sclr Esther and Sally and sloop Con.
stitution from philadelphia,
90 kegs white lead grid in oil, lst & I'd ql.
IS do Spanish brown do
IN STORE
90 bales Virginia cotton, excellent quality
4 casks Bridport shad and herring Irvine
10000 Russia quilts
II mo 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-15
CURIOSITY.

Mr.. Samuel F. Barker, being en-
ployed with others in making stone
bridge, in the North Parish of Ando-
yer, MASS. discovered, on taking up
large stone, (about 8 feet by s. a
great body of hcing snakes, which had
probably taken shelter there for the
winter They were stiff at first from
the cold, but exhibited various signs
of life when exposed to the sun On
being counted there were found to be
one hundred and sixteen; and what rem
ders the circumstance more singular
there were various species, viz: black,
striped, and green snakes, and house
and brown, adders, numbers of each
They were of different sizes, varying
from six inches to two feet.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-15
JOHN BISHOP.

between 10 and 20 years Of age; about S feet
z inches high, light hair and complexion. He
wore aroundabout and pantaloons of blue cas-
sinet, and black satin vest. All persons are
hereby cautioned against harboring or en-
ploying said apprentice, as the law will be
put in force against against those who offend,
dec IL JOSEPH DODDS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-15
THURSDAY, deer Is, 1925.

PuBLIsREp ON
TUESDAYS, THuRsDAYs & SATURDAYS,
iron Tue coUNrRy-
BY SHJoWDEN & THORNTON,
or Office at the corner IF Fairtar-street and
Printers .AAey.
The price of the Gazette is FIVE dollars per
annum, payable in advance, or six dollars at
the end of the year.
ApvEarisgNxSrs inserted three times for one
dollar per Square, and twenty-five centsper
square for each insertion afterwards. Those
sent without specification ofthe number of
insertions, will be published until ordered
out, and charged accordingly.
'.'All letters must be post paid, unless or
dering the paper or enclosing advertise
ments.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-15
HAPPINESS.

Count de Lauraguais was the most
luxurieas-the most splendid-and the
most gallant-of all the mobiles Of the
Court Of Louis XVI; but, at last, he
gave up his style Of n'sgni6cence; and
was seen addressed al di'l appointed,
affecting the simplicity ola peasant OF
the Canube. recollect one day (says
NJ. Segur) he came to me in the morn
ing in his cynic costume: but with his
countenance lighted up with pleasure.
Sand what is the cause" asked him,
"of this unaccustomed good humor?-:
"My friend" he answered,"l am the
happiest ofmen--I am at last complete
ly ,uiued!" "On my word," ! said,
"this is a strange sort Of happiness;
and one which might incline a man
rather to hang himself" You are
wrong, my dear FRIEND" was his an
swer; $50 long as l was only embarras-
sed, l was overwhelmed with discom-
fort-persecuted, beaten to and fro, be-
tween hope and fear. Now | find my
self quite ruined, / am independent,
tranquil, delivered from all uneasiness
and from all care"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-15
Madeira Wine. via India

YNHE subscriber offers for sale, few half
Il pipes Of John Howard March & Co.'S
LIP. Madeira Wine, expected to arrive at N.
York next Spring, in the ship BRAKEMAN. from
Madeira, via Calcutta, sent around for inn
proYement. He will also receive orders for
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-15
Extracts from Roger Ascham's Works.
MILD GOVERNMENT OF SHOOTS.


MILD GOVERNMENT OF SHOOTS.
Mr.. Wotton said-"In mine opin-
ion, the school house should be indeed,
as it is called by name, sthe house of
play and pleasure, and not of fear and
bondage; and as l do remember, so
saith tSocrates in one place of Plato,
&c.
LADY JANE GREY.
"And one example, whether love or
fear doth work more in child for vir-
tue and learning, l will gladly report,
which may be heard with some plea
sure, and followed with more profit.
Before l went into Germany came to
Brodegate in Leicestershire, to take my
leave of that noble lady Jane Grey, to
whom l was exceeding much beholden.
Her parents, the Duke and Duchess,
with all the household, gentlemen and
gentlewomen; was hunting in the park.
| found her in her chamber, reading
Phedon jPlatonis in Greek, and that
with as much delight as some gentle
men would read a merry tale in Boo
CAGE After salutation and duty done,
with sorhe other talk, l asked her, why
she shoA ld lose such pastime in the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-15
Bridport Irvine

Tits day received and in Store
30 CASKS shad, herring and Sc wing Irvine,
L - for sale by WM. FOWLE & CO.
nov %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-15
BY S,TowDEN & THORNTON
ANECDOTES.

A certain reprobate buck Parson, going to
read prayers at remote village in the west of
England, found great difficulty in putting on
the surplice, which was an old fashioned one;
Damn the old surplice.' said he to the Clerk,
Think the Devil is in itp-the astonished
Clerk waited till the parse, had got it on, and
then sarcastically answered, 4 thinks as how
he is, Zir."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-15

'Gajo schola nomine dicta est,
Justa laboriferis tribuantur ut otto musis.
Ausonius, Edyl. 4.
fRepub. Platon. lib. Z. not far from end.
Sch0olmaster, p. 1872, IN. 3-l88.l
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-15

The following Standing Committees
were announced from the Chair of the
Senate on the 18th inst
On Foreign Relations -S1essrs Macon, Taze-
well, Gaillard, Mills, and White.
On Fr,,ance.-Messrs. Smith, Holmes, Ber-
ren, Hayne, Woodbury..
On Commerce. Messrs. LLOYD of Mass Van
Dyke, Johnston of Lou. Williams, and Ed
wards.
On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dickerson, Rug
giles, Findlay, Lloyd of Mass. and Clayton
On .fgriculture.- Messrs Findlay, Lloyd
of Md. Branch, Woodbury., and Bouligny.
On Military -!frirs. .-Messrs. Harrison,
Benton, Chandler, Hendricks, and Johnson
OF Ky.
On the MHtia.-Messrs. Chandler, Branch,
Knight, Harrison and Bell.
On MaraI.afairs.-Messrs Hayne, Williams,
Seymour, Robbins, and Kane.
On Public Lands. -Messrs. Barton, Thomas,
Easton, King and Van Dyke.
On Indian .iflirs.-Messrs. Benton, White,
King, Edwards, and Cobb.
On Claims. -Messrs Ruggles, Bell, Chase,
M'Ilvaine, and Clayton.
On the Judic'ary.-Messrs. Van Buren,,
Holmes, Rowan, Berrien, and Mills.
On the Post Office and Post Roads -Messrs
Johnson of Ky Johnston of Lou. Thomas,
M'Ilvaine, and Wiley.
On Pensions-Messrs Noble, Chase, Marks,
Cobb and Ellis.
On the District of Columbia -Messrs. Lloyd
of Md. Rowan, Noble, Eaton, and Bouligny.
On the Contingent Expenses oftte Senate
On Engrossed BiAs.-Messrs. Marks, vii.
ley and Ellis.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-15

Application is to be made to the Lee
pislature Of New York this winter TO
incorporate the Printers Bank in New
York, with capital of 100000.
Where will they get the ready!
Bali. Patriot.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-15

A lover Of music having bored friend who
called on him, with number of sonatas, and
other pieces, on the fiddle, observed to his
friend, that they were all of them extremely
difficult; his friend, who did not love music,
dryly replied, 4 wish they had been all i'm
possible