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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-04
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Mr. Isaac IA Robbins.

OFFERS himself as candidate for public patron
" age, teacher. The school hitherto under the
government of his father and himself has been resign
ed to his own individual attention, and being pleased
with the interesting employment of ''teachng the
young idea how to shoo'' prepared by studied at
tention, and fervent diligence the discharge of his
duties, to lender ample satisfaction to such parents and
guardians may place their children under his
age. 1t being the first attempt Mr. p (aone has made
to serve the public, he begs leave to suboin the follow
ing testimonial.
DEAR SIR-lt gives me pleasure to state, (agreeably
to your request, that from personal acquaintance, be-
lieFe you to be well acquainted with the ordinary stu
dies of an English Academy, and that you have in
eminent degree, the talent of communicating your
knowledge to others. think you may confidently pro-
pose to teach Orthography and Orthoepy, Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar Geography and
the use Of the Globes History, and these branches of
the Mathematics, to wit.-Algebra, Logarhms, Ge-
ometry, Trgonometry, Heights and Distances, Mens,l-
rations, Planes and Solids.
With sentiments of esteem and wishes for your sue
cess, am Dear Sir, very respectfully yours, &c.
j. THOMAS WHEAT.
To Mn. ISAAC II. ROBBINS.
A-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-04
From The National Journal.

", from the National Journal
Jos &c nave stated In former numbers Of the
nIa"al' that considerable change had taken
We We 10 the political feeling of Pennsylvania: *
Sou. nave published extracts of letters from
tanas ss Of high responsibility, which fully sus-
va; eu mat statement 1t has reached US from
eo... us quarters, and at various times, that the
d0s;s pursued by the Opposition in Congress
con.;S. .ne last session had alienated from it a
'uefaoie portion fthose who, at the last
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-04
Public Sale.
Sale of Furniture at Auction.

GEO. NJ. PARSONS will offer for sale at the Wash.
- ington tavern, ON the 10Th day Of October nert--
ALL THE FURNITURE belonging to that estab-l
One Hundred and Eight, days. Also, two excellent
Mich COWS, &c. Until which time the house will
be continued as heretofore.
Terms more particularly specified at the time Of
sale. S. A. MARSTELLER, Auct
aur1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-04
Maryland University LOTTERY.

No. 8, will be. drawn in Baltimore on Wednesday ext,
18th inst by ternary Formulation. 80 numbers, to
be drawn.
SCHEME:
prize Of $4,000, of 7,oOo Of 1900, of 2 500
of l.500, of 1,340, of l.0OO of 500, s of $50
$50 of so, 780 of 10, 1880 Of S.
Tickets SIS, Halves so, Quarters Is, in variety
of numbers at
TYAER'S OFFICEs.
Washington City, Georgetown, Corner of King and
RoyaLstreets, Aerandria &
The cash paid for prizes by B o. Tyler on presen
tation. All orders attended to.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-04

, Anecdote The late Richard Owen Cam
bridge was famed for very hard riding along
the turnpike road When far advanced IN
years, however, he was met by King George
III. walking his horse very gently down hill
+" What, Cambridge" observed his Majesty,
I" riding slowly!" Sire" replied the old gen:
tleman, "Ifeel I am going down hill oery fgst "
The same gentleman was The author OF pc
riodical work, called TIE JVorfd In an alb
sent fit, during service one Sunday at Church,
he continued sitting when the congregation
were standing up, and was reused by his lady,
by this exclamation: Mr. Cambridge, what are
you thinking Of? "Ofthe nert World, my dear"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-04

.,e CONNIE need the republication, to-
We :. !. able and instructive article from the
BY o : - Review, entitled Commercial Re-
Sdla''.ss I, takes very interesting view of
pl'lo'. # commerce in the Old World; and
b -" with seeming clearness and candor,
'P' .sures and events which have produced
9 ~ .sr, ADVERTISEMENTS in England.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-04
New MiAinery Store.

SILLY ND M4hY NJ. JOHNSTON,
VETISH to inform the inhabitants of Alexandra, that
w they have openeda Millinery Store on Fairfax
street, opposite BRYAN Hampson & Sons. Mary NJ
Johnston has just returned from New York with the
latest and most fashionable Hats, and is ready to exh
bit them to the public. The ladies invited to call
and examine for themselves and they respectfully soI-
cit share ofthe public patronage. oct 9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-04
30 Reward

GTRAYED or drove away from the subscriber, living
- in Alexandria, about the last Of July last,
S TWO BRLNDLE COWS
~Va.WIM Both of them have horns; one of them a
DIV large with white face, except a.
one eye, which is the color of her
body, and small streak of white on the topof her
shoulder, which can hardly be at distances hole
in ear, but it is recollected whether the other
is marked or not. The other is small Cow, with a
good deal ofwhte about her head, and II. Day cut
one of her horns; mark except of them has
been torn by dogs but has got well; she will have
calf about the last of this month the first of next
They were both five years old last spring will give
the above reward to any person that will inform me
where they are so that get them.
HORATIO DAY.
n B. Lost out of pocket ten dollars, in two fyes,
on the Bank of Alexandria; any person finding them
will be literally rewarded by returning them to the
subscriber H. d.
oct3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-04
Notice.

~ O(ACS.
4 DISSOLUTION of the partnership of NAGLE &
HAWKINS having taken place. the subscriber in
forms his patrons and the public that he has rented
that commodious room opposite the Bank of Aexan
dria, and lately occupied by N. S. WISE Esq. where
he is prepared to receive scholars to be instruct.
ed in the ENGLISH, LATIN and GREEK LIN
GUAGES-Also, GEOGR3PRP, fRI7HKEI7C,
&c. GARRETT NAGLE.
oct 4 St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-04
SNIP NEWS.
Port Of Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
Oct. 3-Schr Freedom, Gibson, Currituck; shingles
to H Davis.
- Mercy, Baxter, New York, S days; to the mas.
ter
Passed down and saluted the town, ship Shenando-
ah, Rose, from Georgetown, bound to Holland.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-04
For Rent,

tut ltCIIL,
G-A MILL in Charles County, Nd. having two
kisH par of feet stones, pair of culers, and pair
Of first rate burrs is situated upon good stream
in the weathest and most fertile section OF the county
This Mill is constructed for grinding corn, with plas
ter Mill attached to it. She has good bolt and with
little expense may be made profitable Merchant Mill
good tenant, will be perfectly satisfactory.
j. q. CHAPMAN.
Charles 60. Nd. sept E2 swcp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-04

Scam Boat Potomac left the District
- T.dnesday evening last for Norfolk and
y md but, during the same night, ground
PN' ,;cb water on Lower Cedar Point Bar,
"a mt succeed in getting off until Mon
- chen she returned, without injury, to this
49,. we learn that she will resume her re-
T. -. ,oute again this evening, at the usual
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-04
From Buenos .Ayres Newspapers.

By way of acknowledgment to the seamen of
the national feet for their bravery and good
conduct, subscription was raising in Buenos
Ayres. which amounted on the 10Th June 10 a
considerable sum. And under date Of the 18th,
letter of thanks from the Minister Of War
and Marine, with the official signature of the
President of the Republic, vas addressed to
Com Brown and the officers and seamen Of the
fleet, complimenting them for the bravery and
good conduct they displayed in the action Of the
18th, already noticed.
1t appears that in the action of the 18th,
Com Brown, Capt. Mason and other officers. in
imitation of Com. Perry, who so admirably dis
played his presence of mind, judgment and per-
sonal courage, left their vessels at anchor sand
Jumped on board the gunboats, the better to
pursue and pepper the enemy's frgates, then
fast retreating.
On the goth June, the B. A. fleet remained at
anchor at Pozos; Com. Brown was then ashore.
Boston Patriot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-04

The election for Members of the Goth Con-
gress, and for Representatives TO the State Lee
gislature took place in Maryland, yesterday.
Messrs. Little and Barney were reelected to
Congress by large majorities; and Messrs. Ty-
son and Stricken were returned to the Legisla-
ture for the City of Baltimore.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-27

/ Irids f6y .Hurder-John TIailorsn, all IrishniSn,
mas been tried at tho Supreme Court sitting at Bos
ton TOR the murder Of Jonathan Hougbton, of the
Waterman of Boston, the 18th. ut II appeared in
efideuce that the deceased. with several other watch
on having man in custody, the night Of the 10Th.
december, were interrupted by Haloran, whose object
appeared To be to release the custody. Houghon,
after some time, being separ aed from the of the
"nchnen by little distance only, heard to roan,
and Halio-an was striking him with axe Hal
oran attempted TO strike other watchmen, but after
nuch dittlcuiy, he confined, aud the taken
from hiin Five of Houghtoh's ribs broken, two
forced INTO IBIS lungs and into his liver. lie died
the eighth day erwars-IIalloran found guilty
anu has been sentenced to be hanged The following
IS an extract from the eloquent address of Chief Justice
farker, 10 the prisoner, passing SENTENCE
"Alas. what havoc has this ficBd, inicrnperance,
made among those who bear the image OF the Almighty
and breathe his spirit
Young men! who not yet irrccoverably gone in
this destructive vice, look at he picture continually
presens--disease. disgusting deormity of features.
degraded characters, expulsion from all decent society,
'gnominious dcah-tlese are what you TO suffer
the price vi that most loathsono vice.
II was, without doubt, this fatal enemy 20 mans in
Docence, which enticed you from your home the
"enng preceding the barbarous attack made upon
poor inughtoa-o man faithfully dscbargng his per-
ious duty ofguardng the city the hours of darkness
and sleep, man who had offended YOU in the
slightest manner, and whose person was wholly un
known 10 you and this uuoffendins being YOU so'c
upon unaSares, and by giants stroke with an i;istru
nen used for the slaughter of beasts you fecd him TO
the ground forcing with the violence OF the blow tic
ribs through the tender organs of life.
WHO but one made furious by that poison OF the
soul, whose ravagcs have been described could have
done decd like tlns-wbout provocation, or even
The motive OF revenge, propelled by that general
malice which seeks for human blood Indifferent from
whose heart it flows. And shall it be said that
this secreated madness SHALL excuse, or even pal
late, the acts WHICH it causes? Shall the cnrared
aud furious drunkard kill and go free of punishment be-
cause he has destroyed his reason. God forbid. that SO
dangerous an opinion shall prcvaGod Forbid that 10
inc incentives TO intemperancc, already powerful
shall be added that of IMMUNITY of crime-God forbid,
that man shall be allowed TO make himself brute that
he may devour and destroy without being called to
account
NO. the law allows Of no such ahsurlity as that one
crime shall excuse another, but holds every man &C
countabe for the right of his reason in resisting
the temptation TO drink, well in avoiding such acts
as drunkenness provokes."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-27
TIRGLNl.

AT rules holden in the clerks Office Of the suprrior
chancery Tor the Richmond district the 5th day of SEN
TENDER, 1885, " ''P
Augustine Davis we'll behalf of himself as tho oo
creditors fChorles PURCELL tbe elder deceased who
make themselves parties TO This suit and contribute their
P''p"t.."ns o. inc costs thereof, PHI.
william d. Wren, sergeant Of the city of Richmond n
whon the estate Of the said Charles PURCELL the elder
deceased, was committed for admnis Mllev Whit
ier' Henry Semple, Julia Pucket Thomas T. c. Purcell
Maria Hammond, Sally Hammond, and Elizabeth Ham
Wond' and John PURCELL Elizabeth Purcell Ellen Purcell
ana sally Purcell, children Of John PURCELL deceased
ana sarah Purcell, widow and adnx OF Charles Purcell
the younger deceased, and Eliza, John, and Allen
CELL children and heirs If the said Charles PURCELL the
munger oeceased' DhI.
the defendants Maria Hammond, Sally Hammond ? nd
Hhzaoeih Hammond, not having entered their appearance
and gwen security according the ofassemby nd the
Ioes othis court and aPpearngby satisfactory evidence
they are not inhabitants Of this country: II ordered
That the said defendants do appear here on the frs, a
Inc next term and answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and ha
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in so,e
per published in the city Of Richmond for two months s
said city p''''''" tux
80 Copy. Tss's, I'm. II. HENINc,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-27
WESTINGHOUSE DIRGE

JPriHen at The request Of friend and n1apied 10 thu
air IF hc D0ge Of Sir John Moore
The ar is very paintive and bcautiftI1
Why means the white surge on Potomac's proud tide
Why droop the green willows that grow by its side
why chant Natures minstres their numbers so slow,
lmparting their songs in the whispers of WOO
Ay why sishs the tall grass DER vcrnons green breast
Why fades the rich splen6our victory's crest?
Why heard the deep sigh summers bright close
While the y's still blooming, and bushius the rose,
My country! thy saviour,--thy WaJhinclon brace-
Lies cold i'll the EARTH midst the gloom of the grave:
The arrow of death to his bssom hath spcd;-
He minges with dust--witli the dust of the dead
Inc bright plume of valor, that blazoned his WORTH
Lies prone upon Vernon and ha lows its earth:
But the boon OF the blest TO his spirit is given,-
The tears of a world, and the glory of Heaven
BOSTON BARD
motto medals struck the time of his tcceasc.
' lie IA gi0ry--he iCorn IN tearso
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-27

Je'cS.-A Berlin Journal remarks, that all the Jew
ISL opuatIon winch, under David and Solomon amour
ted 10 1000 600 souls is at present about 5000 900
thus distributed: in Bavaria, 55,4O2 in Saxony, 1900
in Hanover 100 Wirtemberg 9o68; in Baden 16. o30'
IN iiGsse Darmstadt s70 in Hesse Cassel. Id $685. in
o olner paris oil the Confederation, l8248 Frank
fort on the Nayne, 5000; in Tubcc, 400; in Hamburrh
5000 IN Austria 53 545: in Prussia 1874 9eO in Russia
5000, in Poland, 232 600; in Great Britain - O1o
France 6O0o0 in Holland, GO,OOOO-2O 600 being in
amsterdam IN Sweden, 49, IN Denmark, 60Oo in
1000 IN Cracow, 1000; in European Turkey PSI 600:
N Asia i38,OOO-3O0c coo of these being in Asiatic
Turkey in Africa, 50l0O0--3OOOOO of these being at
tez and Morocco in America, 5000: in the Australia
s'a 'O' French paper.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-27
STOP TIE PILL.4IA-t

a IN Friday the 9TH day of November ult the s,bscr;
49, - Der ioancd BAY HORSE, to "a certain JOHN C..
oNEAL' t" ride, as he said, Mr.. Kownslars: that
was 10 return the next day. but has been heard OF
Since-the Horse is full sixteen ha nds hrb stron and 49,
I'VE, hVe years old last spring has small snip in his face
shod before and isa natural totte The sail ONeil had
al" 'o"N away the following property beom.in to me-
S,Nei W"'t new orile and saddlebags and also sad
"'e' belonging to neighbor of mine. JOHN c. ONE.r
o returning my property, according promise consider
''n as having Sfoc' the of Mrfy dollars
' P"ln LOT returning the property, and fly dolrs
lnr the property and said ONEAI. He is an Irish School
laSte about six feet high, slender made has somcv,a,
Oh soop in his walk, fair compilations has fair hair Iarn,
mas iew smallpox marks on his face he is well
dressed wears his hat rather to one side az b b :;
fond OF strong drink, and when nebrated mpe,iin,
amPfs to write poetry, ond grind grammar on Green
eai pan; is very alkave, and in every respect mos,
C"nSummate Villain Any information respecting said
oNeal or property, viii be thankfully received besides
compensation. GEORGE wv
Berkeley county, Va. Dec. I. g2-6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-27
REMOVAL.

YHNHE subscriber has removed to the well known stand
Il lately occupied as Oyster House by MI. T. Cook
oppoiite the Eagle Hotel where Inc will continue to
Keep the best OF OlS1ERS with every dciica c lux
TRY OF the SEASON. lie returns the public his most SIM
thanks for the kind and liberal patronage he has here
toorc received, and hopest will be continued him so long
as lie may deserve It. Ills eNeons please give
Slacuon VIII he unremittng, and nothing shall be wanting
upon his part render his house decent aud
JOHN Il. SEAWELL.
Jan IL! LOFT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-27
FEMALE EDUCATION.

EVE Schno at the residence OF the subscriber conduct
H cd by Mrs. Rudd last year, will be continued again
the present year cr direction. The course of in
strueton comprises full cosc foe an accomplished
useful education The terms the heretofore viz
Fer al charges except drawing and music 81 10 per session
of mouths. so paid in advance. the balance in Two
equal payments the FIRST at the end of five months aud the
balance ~ the end of the session Music will he 500 prr
quarter of SO lessons, and drawing and painting $40 Der
session l. II. MOSBY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-27
600

Michael Wissins an debL, or BnHiG Gratitude
Debt is a mouse trap-wben you begin,
YOU hndit no great matter to get in,
But rather puzzlmg 10 get again:
This fact, e Michael Virgins fouad so true
That he determined to 90 out of view,
so took snug lodsins gin a secret lane.
Here, at his window place, the cunning dog,
Hugging himself on being thus incog
Reflected on the horrors of the Fleet
"lrue, he exclaimed, "thcse lodgings are but meau
Ana ~ the day cannot we'll be seen
Still liberty, dear liberty, is eyer sweet"
But quickly broken were his rsveries,
For 10. athwart the dust, street he sees
wTetched, SINFUL Land dcspairinn elf
tastnng rope the iron lamp post round,
-hohh'lng tile steps, and with ata bound,
JUST going 10 take swing and hang himself.
Up Michael sarts-compassion lends him ,vi,rs
BUSHES down stairs the door wide open filings.
And with his cry the neighbourhood alarms;
arriving just in time the rope to grasp,
ontIe the death dispensing moose, and clasp
The sinking victim in his arms.
"Ah!" cries the PROSTATE wretch in deep distress.
How can e'er my gratitude express,
Sav'd To myself, my children, and nv wife,
on that myself, my wife, and children seven
May daily pour your name in prayers to Hrav'u!
leH me- on tell me to whomI MY life!
Says Michael, with a blush of modest sense.
u m but the instrument Of Providence
. which mighty by humble means produced;
To Heaven alone your gratitude should tend
IN me, however, Flew your faithful friend;
My name is Michael WIgsins,--what is yours"
Quick starting up, and Selling Michael fast,
So cried The mun, I've found you then nt last:
=. There's no mistake-TVe nabb'd you now my lad.
Sly as you are, at length you are fairly bit
/ am BdihG-tbis here IS a writ
So Master WiggCy come along to quod.7
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-27
NAVY COMMISSIONERS Office,


january L, 1926.
I'VE Commissioners ofhe Navy will receive sealed Po-
posals, until the 3lst day of this month"; such o,-
thy al III GOALS, of the best quality, may be re-
qn'ed during the year, from persons conrac,,
at the Navy Yards at
portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Charlestcwn, Massachusetts;
Brooklyn, Ncw-YoIk;
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
Washington, District uf Columbia
Gosport, Virginia; and
Pensacola.
HE whole must be delivered the different Yards free
from amy additional expense the United States anb sud-
Jec 10 the inspection and approval of the of
ne respective yards such other inspection the Com
missiouerS may direct.
Inc proposal must state the price asked per buse of uc
pcckS.
DC inserted SIX times in the National Integenccr
ana Nationa! Journal, Washington; Richmond ENQUIRER
and Constitutional Wing, Richmond.
JAN - 101-6t.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-27
aD0RGree>
A Fathers FAREWELL. To HIS DAucurnp.

A FATHERs FAREWELL. To HIS DAucuTEp.
Come near to me my gentle Girl,
Come share fathers parting sorrow,-
And weep with me those tears to-day,
Nor thou, nor ], may weep Tomorrow.
Come lean once more upon my breast,
As when simple child caressiuc
tor another day, aud far away
Wilt thou be from thv faiher rs blessing
The wind blows fairly from the sea-
The white waves round Thy bark axe swelling,
Lhy lover signs, for the morn to rise,
And made thee i bri ie my gentle Ellen:
Yet closer, closer, round me clin.,
Though another claim thy lcvc tomorrow,
None, none arehere, rep.ove the tear
That flows to-day for fathers sorrow.
Cons, gaze on me, thon darling chilli,
My fairest and my fondliest CHERISHED,
That may trace in thy placid face,
Thy mothers beauty ere she perisii'd.
And let me hear thy mothers song,
Yet once more from thy sweet lips swelling
And none again sha II sing rhn, strain,
The last song of my gentle Ellen.
And say, that when between us lie
Wide lands and many nlountain billow,
Thy heart will tend TO thine earliest friend,
And think in prayer ofhs aged pillow.
For my heal is white with winter snow
No earthly sun away may carry,
Until come TO my waiting home,
The last home where The aged ,arrv.
Then lean once more upon my breast.
AS when simple child caressing,
For another day, and far away,
Witthou be from fathers blessing.
Ay, closer, closer, round me cling,
Though another claim thy love Tomorrow,
None, none are here, to reprovc the tear,
Tina, flows to-day for fathers sorrow.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-27

Extract q letter from gentleman III Trinidad to has
friend an .New Haven, Comm
In my last mentioned my surprise at my country's
allowing the remains of the ero of Erien to lie SO long
IN foreign land Since that have often heard it spo
Ken OF by the Inhabitants of the Island but not with,
out reproachng myself for having said more to YOU
on the subject They are inferred an obscure part
o. lhe yard and oener pointed out 10 strangers by
that large tree, than by the holnely stone on which
is inscribed 'Cum. Oliver II. PERRY, born Angus;
1885, died August 1920" lie was by 'stranecrs honor
ed and by strangers mourned"ye it is hard for me TO
argue against the old saying, that Requisites are un-
grateful until the ashes of him who said eve have
met the enemy and they ours" in the bosom OF
that land which lie SO nobly defended
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-27
TO COTTON GROWERS

hNE subscriber has erected Convenient and roou,,,
Housc III the rear of the present ocr,pied by
nm on Gary street, where he will receive COTTON o
1Of7GI' free of charge to the planter if sold living
pu' storage 10 be charged in all cases when
the cotton is taken away He will either sel on com.ssio,
Oh give iii cash the highest price paid in the market
sept 90 90 o. ta
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-27

TgNIjE General Meeting Of tho Members of the Mura
II Assurance Society against Fire on BUILDINGS OF the
State Of Virginia will he held the Office Of said So
ciety on Monday, the 3Orh day Of January, 1926.
Jan > 97--wlt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-01-27

lie exact amount of canal tolls received into the
suy OF the state OF Newly ork for the year ending OH The
3Oth OF November last was 1921 ,543 9t The revenue
non the Salt Springs amounted within fraction Of
S0oNo The state paid during the year $7l 900 Tor The
support of the schools and invested oOO IN
the school fund. "