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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-10
From the Baltimore Gazette, February 8.
FROM col OMRIA


We have received files of FL Colombiano to
the ll,h January, by the schr. John and Joseph,
arrived last night in IA days from Laguayra.
Ell Colombiano Of l4th Dec gives the follow
ing respecting the Liberator-
"Erom the Gaceta de Colombia we publish
communication, as being Of some interest at
the present moment. 1t asserts officially, that
Gen Sucre had announced to the Buenos Ay-
rean government, so far back as May last, that
his excellency the Liberator had resolved on
proceeding to the United Provinces of Rio de
la Plata in the course OF that month. This &C
count bears an official air Of authenticity, which
we confess surprised US: the more so, when we
compare it with the reports which have lately
been so general and so joyfulIy received. of the
speedy return of Gen. Bolivar to the Colombian
territories. Gen. Sucre must have known too
well, that the law by which the services OF the
Liberator were granted in Peru, limited them
to that country, to have made this assurance
unadvisedly: we confess our hope, however, that
such may prove to have been the case, and that
Colombia may no longer have TO mourn the
absence of her Liberator and First Magistrate.
From Ell Gaceta de Colombia
Buenos Ayres, May l5.--By communications
addressed to this government by the General
of the Liberating Army, Antonio Jose de Sucre
we learn with the greatest pleasure, that the
illustrious Liberator of Colombia had resolved
to proceed TO the United Provinces of Rio de
la Plata in the course Of the present month OF
May The government of Buenos Ayres, in
compliance with an agreeable duty, will hasten
to congratulate His Exceilcncy on his arrived
in the Argentine territories; and it has been
further resolved by Congress, that Commits
sion do proceed in few days 10 consult with
His Excellency, respecting affairs of the great
est Importance to the peace and prosperity OF
the States Of America.
JUAN GREeoRIA DE LAS HEREs.-Manuei J.
Garcia, Minister and Secretary.
To His Excellency the Liberater Of Colombia,
in charge of the supreme command OF Peru.
CA true copy,) ESTENOS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-10
TO he Sold.

I'm the third day of March next before the front
~ door of Prince William Courthouse the lot on
which the tavern of William Clayton in the town Of
Brentsve, is erected, together with said tavern and
all other appurtenances, in the occupancy OF Mr.
Thomas r. Hampton. The said property will be sold
for cash. according the provisions of deed of trust eI
ecuted on the 9th October 1924, the subscriber by
VIM Clayton, for certain purposes therein mentioned.
The Tavern is commodous, built of brick, with stone
counting room under the same roof.
The subscriber sells trustee, and will only convey
as such but it is believed the title will be made u'
questionable. JOHN GiBsON,lr.
ian 70 Trustee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-10
Seine YWine.

CAGES hest Bridport Shad and Herring iWne'
Cas .;xed by the Brighton from London via New
foTk. ~n1 IRISH linens good fabric in half pieces
s,,nsrine and best Sne ingram Carpet'ng
A., ga and 5-Svenitan -. o. ' 60, s,,ebv
Hearth Rugs, Carpet Binding &C. TOT p sa's
ian 26-tf Shn"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-10
FROM MEXICO.

York, Feb. I've have been favored
with the loan Of a file of Mexican pa pers to the
5th ult brought by the schooner Lion. This
vessel left Vera Cruz on the 18th, when 1t was
said that rendezvous was established at Cam
peachy, and several vessels had been chartered
10 carry troops TO that place, destined Tor the
expedition against Cuba.
Our countryman, General Wilkinson, died
the latter part Of December. His funeral took
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-10

ed seven or eight Colombian vessels; she
mounts guns; ls Founders, and "a pound
er, with $50 men, and she has consorts.
The Zulme Colombian schooner continues
on our coast, and is at present in the neighbor-
hood Of Cumberland Harbour; she intercep,s
every vessel that ap proaches, and our trade
suffers much from the interruption.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-10
Public Sale.
Public Sale.

ON Z TUESDAY,, the l4th day Of February merit,
4 7 10 o'clock, will be offered at public auction, the
N Drugs, Medicines and Shop Furniture in our shop,
situated the of King and Royastreets, Alex
andria AS the stock Of Medicines good, and the Fur
niture valuable, we think those who are engaged in
the business will find it to their interest to aend.-
Terms liberal and made known at sale.
ian 30-ts JANNEY < BOND,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-10
Notice.

emma, meeting of the Stockholders OF the au,
VIE Tan, a"' and Alexandra Turnpike Company, VIII
take place at auckland Friday M Sd saG asy '
will be eec.e su A'o J. MORGAN, Treasurer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-10
A Certain X.ot Of Ground,

belonging to the heirs of Alexander Bagget deceased
in the town of Alexandra, and bounded as follows VIZ
beginning on St Asaph street 1913 feet inches to the
sou ward of Cameron street, and running thence south
wardly with ST. Asaph street and binding herewith S.
feet inches; thence eastwardly with line parallel to
Cameron street 123 feet inches, thence northwardy
with line parallel TO It Asaph street So feet nches
thence with straight line to the beginning.
Terms of sale, Cash, and ifthey be not comphed wtn
the defau't;np purchaser HENRY CHATHAM,
Admir- de bonis non of Alexander Baggett, decd
ian II Us
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-10
FROM VERA CRUZ.

The editors of the New York Gazette learn
by letter from Vera Cruz OF the 9th ult. that
the government had put stop to the coast'ng
of foreign vessels between that port and Alva-
RADIO. 1t will be recollected that Immediately
after the surrender of the Castle Of ST. Juan de
UlIoa, the merchants at Alvarado 2etitioned
the government to allow them to transport their
property to Vera Cruz in foreign vessels, which
was granted 1t now appears tina; this permits
sion has been withheld, in consequence, as Is
said, of its proving very profitable business
to foreigners. The same letter mentions that
the U. S. brig Spark, Capt. Newton, sailed
from Vera Cruz on the lst ult. Tor New York,
to touch at intermediates ports.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-10
NhMsSA ND39As
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10. 1926.

Extract of letter received by house IN this place,
from Buenos Ayres, under date of the 4th Novem
Der, 1925.
eve last had this pleasure on the 10th ult
since which there have been some changes -
Within ten days very great advances have taken
place in the articles Of Sugar and Rice; the latter
has risen full so per cent. and the former from IS
10 so per cent. We attribute this very great
change, to the war that is likely to take place.
between this Government and the Brazils; and
unless the Emperor gives up Monteveido, on
the late defeat of his troops being received by
him, it is inevitable. The cause OF the Patri-
OTIS is daily becoming bright, and troops are
deserving from the Brazilians, whenever they
can. In case he declares. war against Buenos
Ayres, The being aware that Lavalli]a is suppl
ed from this place, with both men and arms
He must resort to blockade, and in this event.
many articles will rise Immediately.
Flour, IA so Sl6 sales, duties S54. Rice
Sc per arrobe. Bread, 5a Sc per. Dbl. Beef
lsaSl4. Pork, l6 sly. Sugars, white,
S6a per arrobe. Browns, Al SIS"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-10

WILL rent on reasonable terms, for one or more
Il years, good
ShaA and HERRING Fishery,
on the Potomac River, only five miles from the Alex
andria market This Fishery adjoins the Tent Land
ing and has attached to it every necessary building,
which are inferior to on the River Another
great advantage this Fisheryhas is that it supplies more
country custom than any other Landing on the MAJ
land shore.
To Spectators.
Having made an extensive outfit to fish on swan wan
Creek Point, for shad and Herring VIII coI r o
any person to deliver slelsh. qe good house
the shore to fill a few hundred barrei'' A'As
will be furnished on the shore. ,,,y, cooups
feb 8 h6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-10
Public Sale.

DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court Of the Dis
I'D trict of Columbia, for the County Of Alexandria,
the subscriber will on Wednesday, The 18Th doyof Febru-
airy nert fair and if otherwise the next far day.
proceed to SELL public auction, to the highest bidder
nm he
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-10

Judge Griffith, of New-Jersey, was yester-
'day chosen Clerk Of the Supreme Court ofthe
United State, in the place Of Mr., Caldwell de-
ceased, and Immediately entered upon the du-
ties Of the office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-10

The Virginia House Of Delegates have a
greed to reconsider their late vote on the Con
yention Question. Hopes are entertained that
the voice of the People will yet be heard.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-10
Notice

vIyHE stockholders of the Alexandra Library
i ny are hereby notified that an eisoaOn ensuing wear,
, =. held at the Library ROOM the third MONDAY OF
February, G2Oth between the hours OF and r. "
rec,ue - o -" w. G. CRANCH, Librarian.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-10
The New York Mercantile received by tn

The New York Mercantile received by the
Wanton, Jamaica papers to the 7th ut.
Kingston, Jan. THE schr. Express, which
arrived here on the 5th, from Baltimore, is the
first vessel which has arrived from the United
States, with an assorted cargo, under the new
Free Port Act, which came In torce on the Attn
inst. 1t is principally composed of articles in
,erdicted under the old law, but which now are
admitted, subject only to an AL valorem duty
of per cent as candles, soap, butter, lard,
cheese, cider, boots, shoes and leather, manu-
featured tobacco, sc.
81. Jago de Cuba, Dec. so.-By an arrival from
Cadiz, it is ascertained that the King OF Spain
has granted Letters of Marque to 50 mercan'
tile companies to cruize against the Insurgents
several Of these vessels are already out, and are
cruising in the neighborhood OF ST. Thomas q
Porto Rico. One cruiser has already destroy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-10
Wine. etc
CAnyer Seed.

Non BUSHELS cloverseed, for sale by
NW ffsh Al A.C. CAZENOvE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-10
RunneNs's Prize Office,

.HLEA.TNURET, ID Z.
The Grand Consolidated State Lottery Of Maryld,
to be drawn in Baltimore OH WEDNESDAY NEXT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-07

4 by Lieut. Gibson, IF the artillery. Freedom, Sue
acess TO her cause, whether she contend against IN.
or against the pretended followers of the cross
8 by Cornet Robertson, Of the Edyette Guards. Pro
3ecunS duties-stamp duties in principle. The voice
sot Virginia still s-"millions for revenue not cent for
tribute" w.
BY Mr. Charles L. I'cndleton, of the Blues Anne.
I ucan manufactures. May they not speedily be COM
specd to solicit further aid aud protection from the Ge
suera Governments
by Nd j. ~. EastIce, ofMe I;tye,tc Guards Our
sast Congress! Their proceedings have been egled
IN the balance of the peoples wisdom and discretion,
and found woefully wanting.
By M. C"an'e"t'yne, ofthe FtyeHc Cuards-The
MINORITY OF Ntncieei!-univa!lsd IN Embellishments
passed in patriotism.
By Mr. Hesiy ". .Hprcu'e, orhe Etyetie G,Atrds
TIC Aa'nnsratlon-A dam to the current of the opuo
'ition, which must die oil IFS own waste.
10y SerSt SprIding ofMc artillery. May the liberty
and Independence OF suffering Greece rise Phoenix like
from the ruins of AIissolonghi!
by Nh dopfins, Of tie Biucs--The present Adm
sn'slrat'on! sing lie four miles, and out
ByMr. Nm "A. .H)acu,,e, orthe Blues Our Senator
sof STATE Rights
BY Mr.. TUCKER, Of tie artillery Old Washington!
sNesr trgotien by Virginia, whilst Virginia stands
Ihe Go>craor pt .Hr. Stevenson hruine. yetired-1
JOIN Iyler Goyerno, -o Virginia-the faithful re-
preventative of her sentiments;lc able advocate of
sher rights.
Our Representative in Congress- .1ndreto Sfecenson
u faithful ceutnei!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-07

The Kentucky Reporter states that fhr case offs.c
y. DEsHA was called the first day OF the Circuii
Court, which commenced at Cynthiana on the 9Th ali
and renire was summoned to try him. The whole pa
nei was rejected, each one having formed or erpresseJ
AN opinion, either from rumour or otherwise f5nrIn
the prisoners guilt The effort to procure Jury was
continued the second day, but without success and tho
trial abandoned for the term. No expectation is now
entertained OF his ever being again tried in that coun-
y This, says the Reporter, will in effect acouit him.
or Keep BIN state prisoner OF an annual expense 10
the public Treasury Of something like THOUSAND
DOLLARS
ne same paper remarks that the trial OF Beau
champ, there was not particle Of proof to sboy IN
CoI' Sharp5 house, the place where he was murdered
IS IN Franklin county. This omission, according e
Judge Browns decision would have been GOOD rro,ng
Tor setting aside the verdict of the jury Indeed IS
stronger case for in relation to Desa the act of Aese
bly, changing the venue from Fleming to Harrison conn
ty expressly says, che shall be tried as though IN,
murder t5Gs committed IN UryYisoa counl,.D
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-07

Pdper-High waters and other accidents 'by flood
ana hed" have delayed The arrival osupples of paper
from the northern cities. The pres.s in this CITY
NORFOLK Petersburg and kynchburg are all we are in
formed either ont of paper, very nearly So Sup!
p"eS ne momentiy expected but unless they come in!
'ime' our next publication will be suspended until this
3day week.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-07

A party Of young gentlemen with their guests dned
lat Bakers Spring, where tue Declaration Of Indepen-
dence read by Mr.. John w. peterborough ac-
cOmpanied by Introductory remarks and an animated
.Ora1on on the Day, was delivered by Mr.. Edmund w
Hening. Mr. Conway Robertson oAiciated as Presi
dent, and Mr. Richard b. Iaxall as Vice President
After tbe cloth was removed, the following tosss were
LriYcn:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-07

Capt EndiCOtt Of the ship Packet arrived at BosonE
from the west coast of Sunat'a, reports that an EnpIis
brig cut OFF about the list of near Pulo NIunly
where she had anchored in calm by one Ponyah Had
flee brother 10 the Raah of Troumond and his boat's
crew-they had joined the vessel Tronrnond for the
purpose OF assisting the Captain in procuring pepper all
AsaIan aRd on tic way treacherousv murdered him
MS supercargo, officers, and part OF the crew
The vessel was TecaPtured the next day BY an English
ship and carried TO Calcutta. Capt L. understood thai
ga plan was laid by number of natives headed BY one
Warhob, TO cut off The American ship Maine Captain
Davis They embarked on board two Prows with sone
8pePPer as they said for SALE and went from South
Pow to MiDgiD, where the ship lyng-they went
aong side and offered TO sell their pepper saying their
Piows were loaded with that article; Captain Davis
readily admitted part of them board, but being
little suspicious OF them, they being more numerous
than when nothing but traffic intended he examined
their prows. and found but few bags OF pepper and
apleny of arms he at drove them from his vessel
EaUd escaped the danger. Was informed at Troumond
by the Kaah, that the Dutch had taken possession of
PuO Nyas. valuable Island lying of the west Goa ct of
Snmatra, also BarroOs small place lying between SIN
gkeI and Tappanooy, both belonging to the Datives-
The haays were very much disturbed at this outrage
and would If they bad the means attack the invaders
without delay The Raiah T'rounond had written TO
the King of England soliciting his Interference TO
cure the restoration Of both places to the Nalavs-say
the letters and they forwarded IN an English YES
Z sci, via Calcutta.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-07

Breach Of lie Marriage Conraci.-The trial of
charlotte FIsh VS. Henry Wymaps for breach of the
marriage contract came befJre the circuit court in
Jefferson county, ~ Y. on the 9th uIt. The tastmo
nv says the Albany Daily Advertiser, disclosed scene
"i TIE most deliberate seduction aud cold hearted de-
pravity that disgraced the human character AZ
ter receiving the charge Of the court the Jury retired
TOR short time, and returned verdict for the plaintiff
f3r three Thousand doitars damages, the full amount
claimed in the declaration.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-07
From the .N-e,c York Co,e,,.

nv FROM The .Ne,c York C;urerc
we received last evening by the Daily Line from
"''aue'Pna The following letter, written YESTERDAY
morning from Mr. J. L.. Kennedy, of this CITY com
tanning an account Of the loss of the brig Norope of
shis port on the 18th of March last ON the p,pn, al
2Buenus Ayies. - N'"Pd' "a
INIT. L. +. Barre, INV fellow PASSENGER in the br;
erope carries you this letter, the purpor of which 81
20 acqua'nt you that the 18th March last AT ha mi
past iour IN the morning. the Merope was cast
between ltlo dc Ia Plata and Rio Negro ON that tract al
uesert known by the name of the Parnpas of Buenos
ayres' vessel and cargo with every thing bcIonrno
'o passengers and crew, totally lost In about quar-
yer OF an hour after the brig struck she filed so thai
I'VE hau barely time to escape with our lives Four of
ne crew had to swim ashore and one held on 10 the
wreck Tor twentyfonr hours, when he drifted on bct
oeach with part of the deck, which separate from
hull We were II days from the time of our CHI;
wreck until we reached Buenos Ayres four os which,
I'VE were lost IN perfect wilderness without any non
ishment but ahtte salt pork and OBLIGED to Iio
down at nights under heavy rain, which con,inundI
without any lnterDisSon, with bodies ha f bnre in
water We we're rescued from our almost I,oncass 6;
lation by two seal hunters, of whom accompan;eJi
us 10 Buenos Ayres, and appeared the plac wLerel
we were cast away nearly 200 miles from tie near
est habitalion. Our suiIerings have bee, I,nost @
go
We came 70 ST Kits in an English shin from Bi,e
nos AyIes winch place we left on the Esd of ADr;l
ana rom 81 h'tts we arrived here philadelphia a,cs
last night. i' W
The blockade at Buenos Ayres still nnued in force
and there fighting between the Braz;Iians an5f
Buenos Ayrean squadrons.
The following were the only American vessels otI
Buenos Ayres on the 23d of April:-3rir James Noble
Lewis of New Cork, discharging; and Bud Nti,nore
loading for HAVANA"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-07

The following list Of what has passed the AIauces
ter ana Petersburg turnpike toleate during the quarter
ending 3Oh June, I&26:waggons 49, caiagc $50 pias
S7 carts 282, men and horses 1888 loose horses 70 cat
lie 81 sheep $780, men aoo 1914, women 3Si rolled Ia
bacco il. q u RAKEp
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-07
From the National GG-eLfc

wy FROM The .Nationni Ga-eLfc
We have received our file of the Paris Jos.nnJ Mrs i
'e6a,s down to the cath u inclusive. 1t furnishes
VERY little interesting Intelligence of any kind besides
what we copy from the New York paneFs of 1Iondav
The Sublime Porte has according 10 the Paris accounts
sacceded TO the demands of Russia which nothing D
soehaIf OF the Greeks was included. In the French
chamber ct Deputies, on The 93d May ATTEMPTS were
made hy the Opposition TO draw the ministry into some
mention oil the affairs of Greece but the latter main
,ahed S'I'cl silence on that particular head.-The
Minister Of Finance observed gencralIv-olVe are
asked what will be the issue of the transactions which
mo" agtate Europe We answer-a very pro5aJle and
very cerdtn resnt s the preservation Europe of
general peace which contributes the happiness not
ony of France but of all other nationsn The editor
Io te journal des Debats Esd May) says either
England, nor Austria, France, have as vet mofe
The least serious demonstration in favor ofe Greeks.
and we repeat that, without serious demonstrations ALI
European interference Will be but idle parade The
agent OF the Paris Greek Committee writes that the
fall OF Nssoonghi left western Greece without defence
ana lha' Inc A!oanans could longer be restrained
All succers were to be directed TO the side OF ,nol
de RomanIa and Coriuih.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-07

Among the contributions recently received bv tho
y Jefferson Committee in Philadelphia, were $500 BY
" Hiam Short Esq. and 500 by Leyiu Uu,I1s, Esq.
and 500 by Gen Steel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-07
Brooke Turnpikc ComnanV-

HNHE Directors Of the Brooke Turnpike COMPANY ha vel
= declared dividend Of per cent for the last six
months which VIII be paid to the stockholders on arpca
non at the COMPUTING room of Joseph Marx ESQ
July TT JOHN RI EUSTACIi So,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-07

HA1Ii-Air GnRDoN. British Consul 10 uavti
arrived al Port au Prince on the 9th June, from on
aon' The FenHe du Commerce Of that place of the
In, says-"Iast evening the Secretary General of
he Presdento liayti gave entertainment in honor
of the Consul General of Great Britain TO a great num-
Der OF individuals MIR. NKenzic was not able to he
present ne maE sex. The Consuls of other nations
since they did not attend.n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-07
C01IMUSICATHD.

CuIMUSICATHD.
According to previous arrangements the Franklin De
7bating Society met the house James C. Crane Fe
on the Ssh inst at O'clock, and thence wa Iked i'm
To the Masons Hall to celebrate tie day; where nume
ous aud respectable audience o-adcs gentlemen ma
assembled. w
At 10 O'Clock, Mr.. Woodcock, who was appointcd f.
read The Declaration Of independence grathed the audi
encc with impressive and emphatic enumeration Of ,t
ucbug instrument from ready and energetic mo
Dry The effect was much aulmatinC than that of
reading it FROM book.
He followed by Mr.. Jas. c. Crane as Orator Of the
Sday with an eloquent and very appropriate speech which
does credit to himself and the soscty Of which ne is
ber We understand that the Society has ordered rom
nttoe TO wait Mr. Crane for copy Of his speecb f
pubitaton We hope he will decline the request as
VIII completely remove the stigma has been cast on,
aga inst the citizens Of Richmond for their apathy ON ,
nomentons day We informed that several other So,
cFtes celebrated the day III similar manner and tina
there were Many public dinners and much convviav I'M
tie afternoon: thar the deficiency Of simultaneous
common pubic rorcnsnk made W, i'm the zeal and
snumbei Of prirate associations. MANY
Amount Of Flour inspected in tho town Of Alexandra
for one quarter, ending the 3Olh June 1926 viz 55744
barrels; 1917 bafdo
IIonour1bic condVct-The creditors Of the late Mr.
8 Wm Miller, of Sibsey, near Boston, some time ago
aagreed to receive Os. in the FL in full DISCHARGE oi
5thcr respective debts, which duly paid Some wears
have now elapsed since this occurrence and the widow
OF Nh Miller, last week honouraby discharged the re-
emainiDg half.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-07

Amount Of Flour inspected in tho town Of Alexandra
for one quarter ending the 3Oth June 1926 VIZ 55741
barrels 1917 half DO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-07
MARRIED,

on Tuesday evening the 4th inst by the Rev John Kc =
apt THOMAS McKINNEY of Lynchb,rp 10 Miss J.,,
> daughter of Mr.. Peter Dupuy of this city