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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17
From the Norfolk Herald,

The bodies Of Midshipmen Rodgers, Slidell
and Harrison, were again dragged for on Sa-
,urday, and found near The place where they
had sunk on tina, day week. Com. Rodgers on
learning the affliclve ti1ings Of his sons death
came down in the steam packet Potomac. from
Washington, and accompanied the por,y who
were detached on that melancholy service, The
result Of which afforded him the mournful sat-
isfaetion OF once more, and for the last time,
c!,iasPing in his parental embrace abeIoved SON
he scene which followed was TOO affecting for
description. Every hear, tina, possesses apar-
'icl OF ferling will sympsthise with the bereav.
ed parent under such a heart rending dispen>
sa,lon. The remains Of Mr.. Rodgers will be
taken by his afflicted father to Washington,
this morning., in the Steam packe, Potomac
Those Of Mr.. Slidel and Mr. Harrison. were
last evening committed 10 The earth. in the
New Burying Ground, with military hnnors,
attended by the greater par, Of the population
Of our town, whose sympathies have seldom
been more powerfully awakened, than on this
occasion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17
r. N. Editors of tie Ph.nir Gazette.

10 M. Editors Of tie Phenir Gazette.
GgxrLrMEx-Il viii be- gratifying TO the friends
Of Convention, throughout Virginia, TO know
ne general state of the vote for aud against
hat measure.
Below, | send YOU the result Of some labour
in possessing it bv collecting the returns from
Al the counties the votes Of which are as yer
reported.
They arr eighteen in NUMBER six Of whic h
nave voted for convention, and twelve against
H.
The sum total of the votes Of those coun-
res for and against convention, inclusive of
Ia, &c Gloucester, not returned, but which is
assumed to be- ;he whole number Of votes Civ
en-. exclusive Of The 81 fpr a convention, is
-lfg, Of which AVS are for q convention, and
SOS against it: being two to one in its favor,
lnl l6l votes to spare. OF 'hese counties, but
,x, VIZ: those which voted fer convention.
lrr ea,' ct The Blue Ridge, aud Of tn six, but
one, w',t Of the All-gany. Thus, while Of
hes IS coIn,i-', the 10 for convention
cave majority on all questions in the House
# Delegates, Of 10 /, they are out-rotsd by
he feeholdcrs OF The IL counties on the sub
rcl Of Convention in more than tha, proper
ion
That convention is Inevitable, can no lon-
Sr' questioned, and 1t becomes those who
oppose the wishes Of the people, 10 consider
Sbcthrr it BE- rxpedien', by seeking to delay
hrir grali6ca,ion, To incre ase the divisions 70
WHICH this QUESTION has given rise; and, by
making 1t hereafter test, in all elections, to
promote their own exclusion from the trust
and confidence Of their fellow citizens, to the
advancement Of candidates. for pubic favor,
Tc'hap', less merl,orious. Let them remem-
Der that moral, is The basis Of
POLrTIcAL JUsrIcs.
.4pyH l4jh. 1923.
The 10 counties are Albemarlc, Cha rlo,,e,
frederick, Greensviilr, Gloucester, Henrico,
"' OF Wight, King George. No,,oway. Ohio,
''Ff'',oH, Prince George, Princess AM, Rock
rd'e, Rockingham, Shenandoah, S2o;tsyiva,
ia, Sussex
"nh the preceding statement every gentlr>
n'7 may hereafter continue his cal ulation II
' vote Tor himself Let IL be remarked that
The largest counties That have voted, the vote
a' 'o' been full: for example Shenandoah has
gwen but 9l7 votes. although it is notorious
Day Il can give 1900.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17
From the Nation"i Intelligencer.

The II for d revision Of the rariff Of Duties
on Imports has a. length, after most ra,ig.
ing discussion, been ord, I'D, in The House Of
Representatives, t. be ensrossed for a third
reading, by such majority makes It's pas.
sage in thai body probable. We're not stiff
"icnily familiar with The ,ubject to say WHIT
Will be the practical operation of This b!ll re-
sprcting which we brlivs tia, there is some
d'ti, rerce OF opinion even amongst the best in
formed men. We lake it for grouled, howev
er, from the vote upou il. ,ha, it is supposed tn
embrace provisions which are, ~ the main. IA,
roraSc, Iai!.:r Than otherwise, 10 the In,nucac-
lures OF The country. without being Sufficiently
so 10 alarm ve'y much the prejnhccs or tn"
fears Of those who are opposed 10 the protec-
lion system.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17

the following words: Shall this bill b. engross-
ed and read he third lime?'
Mr.. Mallary moved that the House adjourn,
out tie motion was negatived: Ayes 80, noes
1875.
Mr.. Reed then demanded hat the main cues.
tion De t,krn by yeas and nays. and they were
ordered by the House; aid being taken stood
as follows:
AYES 100, noes 81.
SO the bill was ordered TO be engrossed and
read a third time, aud the House adjourned
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17
Trustees Sale.

RY virtue ola deed Of trust which was executed to
- the subscriber by Walter wardcr bearing date the
24th of august, 1922, and of record in the Clerks
Office of the County Court of Prince william, shall,
on Aafuraap the I'm Of Ny merit. before the door Of
Thomas r. Hampton, in the Town Of Brent.ville fer
TO the highest bidder at public auction, for cash,
certain TRACT OF LAND.
belonging said Wder, ing in the county Of Prince
William near the village of Greenwich and adjoining
the lands of Philip Warder. minta Mo1ley, and Jas.
NJ. Tyler Such title only will be made to the pur.
chaser as is vested in the subscriber by said deed of
trust. JOHN w. TYLER.
april Its
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17
AUCTIONS
Night auction.

I'm THURSDAY NIGHT will be sold at early
- candle-rght, AN assortment of JEWELRY, con.
sistng in part of
Masonic, sprig and othe breast pins
Topaz. amenities, csmeoes and fine gilt clasps
Necklaces with gold beads imitation topaz
Neckla ;es and earrings, fine gilt crosses
Crosses. hearts and earrings, morocco reticules
Pocket books and allets
Elegant bracelets aud belts, coasters
pair gold ear rings and many other articles
Small boxes segars, sewing silk and twist,
Mems fur hats; good assortment to be sold with.
out limit
which will be shown any time previous to the sale.
Also, variety of Dry Goods and Hardware-con.
sisng Of calicoes, book muslin, shirtngs cloths, in
patterns and fur hats: plated csstors, combs.
AT private sale Elegant second handed English
piaDa, Hats very low.
april15 GEO JOHNSON A,c,'r
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17
Book AUCTION.

On FRIDAY EVENING, at Candleight,
/ SHALL. sell cclioc Of new and valuable
BOOKS, just received per schnr. Erie from New
York, which will be opened and exhibited for in
spcction at the Auction Store THIS DAY, and ca;a
logses thereof delivered on Thursda, morning.
april Is GEO. JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17

Take Notice.
March eth 1928.
VIlHAT shall apply to the President, DirectorssG
i Co of the Little River Turnpike Road, to renew
certificate for one share Of Stock in said Company,
standing in the name Of Richard p Barton, No. 924,
dated January 1911, which has been lost or mislad
march 2s-3taw4w RICHARD w. BARTON
Executor Of Rd. p. Barton, decd,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17
Fopty Do\lays Reward.

rAN AW AZ from the subscriber, living in Charles
i county, state of Mar, Ianl, about miles IT.
Port Tobacco, on the first ct the presen' ''ona a,
rs,, made nan about twenty years of age. five feet
ei e or ten inches high dark complexion has cut
~ mark across the upper part of his nose, between
his ewes: had on when he abscon.led, blue rouna.
about and psntaloons of domestic manufactures nc
lsn had with him variety of clothing He is an art
fl Low and will no doubt often change his CLONES.
II is believed that he has made for Virginia and is
nrolah,v lurking about some of the fishing shores;
Tbe above reward will be paid if he is apPrehehaen
.nI brourht home, or secured in jail that get HIM
again. DANIEL
anril l6-dTS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17
Twenty Dnliars ave ARD!

DAN AWAY or the night OF the 2nd inst. Negro
81 lanes he is about % years old, stout made.
of dark copper complexion, about S feet 10 iiches
high, haa u little stammeEing. or impeachment III his
speech when intcrrogs,e,i-had dark kersey JAG
ket aud tntaloons, high double soled nailed shoes,
and an old white hat. he will probably change his
dress, as he has other clothing. The above reward
will be given, taken out of this Count, and deliver
ed to me, or the overseer at SILLY, Fairfax County,
Virginia, or secured in jail, so that get him.
w. CD BUTLER.
april l7+ Cum. OF + T.. Lees estate.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17

ODD IND EVEH SYSTEM
The holder of two tickets or two shares must oo'a"
at least one prize, and may draw three! o
MurvIand State Lottery, No. l, lor lsss,
Iii ne Irawo in the city of Baltimore on Wednesday,
the SOh of this month
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
SCHEME:
prize of $4,000, of 600, of LOGO oo6 OF SUI
10 of 100, 20 of 50, i0u OF H. iVoo, D. ''0oo'
More Prizes than Blanks.
Tickets IS, Halves so; Quarters Isl h'Shths
80 cents To be had at
NunneNs'
old Established Prize Office. King.street, Aiexa
All orders duly attended to if addressed TO ). H.
The Genius of Liberty, Leesburg, and Warren'on
Gazette will insert the above .. ~. "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17

THIS DAY.
Pennsylvania Union anal Lotiery,
Class No 3 for lS2S-54 NUMBERS drawn ballots,
to be drawn IN Philadelphia Wednesday 10Th April.
HIGHEST PRIZE. $4,000.
Tickets S.; Halves . SO; Quarters l IS.
Ufor sale until the drawing i, received.
Connecticut State LOfterY,
For the benefit of the Retrca, for the Insane,
Sd Ciass-54 numbers-8 drawn ballots,
To be drawn in Hartford edncsday 3Jth April.
HIGTIES PRIZE. $4,000.
Tickets s., IIalves2; Quartersl !. To be had in
x,c,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17

The following letter has been received by
.lrpost,master IF Boston, and directed 70 the
postmaster Of any port in The United States.
"U. s. Consulate. Santa Cruz,6
Ttnerifs.' Feb 70. 1892"
Please inform your Board Of Health that
he Small Pox is raging in all these Islands
ike The plague"
sCanary Islands.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17
N,ez.Es.Ssxk, -GAN!Dl&gAs
..urospAy MORNING, APRIL II, 1928.

The proceedings Of the Senate on Tuesday,
-, onimportant, and are not given in the
V,5hipglon papers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17

We shall examine more particularly than we
nave ys, had an opportunity Of doing, the For,
eign News brought by the Brighton see For
,isu Inrelligencr] and give furlher extracts to-
morrow.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-17

yye have received number of j new paper
.,br,bed in Philadelphia, called the Daily
rbr,nicle," which is remarkably neat in its
biographical appearance. lt-prOfesses 10 be
neutral in its politics.
Th. Editor of,Ae Aurora & franklin Gaz.
,r,b, same City has transferred his establish
men, to the proprie,Ors OF the Pennsylvania
Gazette.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18

) y J virtue Of q at 81 uust, exeeuied 10 me
= Icy h-z Lsnniol, aug Dellah In Asife,
" g. 1eahy aun Ma y his ne, JaEe6 qart
t"Irh, J aud AItna ~, Gated The OH day ii
Nov. lo24, and dui, f.,o,d ii IN Tie clerks of
nee ~ lie county comt i bvitola. Which deed
"'> madr 10 >cenIe sns.aly cents therein sprci-
fed IA II Thomas 10 u,on, suaY wing ex'r. of
Henry Hasnc deed. | shall, Oh the 2oph dag OF
Oct. neat, II tar, II not, iht exI ian CAV, Pre-
c'cd To sell, IN the piein. t., ;HI ready money,
a 7 ACT OF land, y iug III the county .oI Brdtori.
on the south west side oi Goose C,eck. buurdeh
hl the SAID clctk. the lands ofJonat4an Hnck-
ef, WIN llur ADD the estate OF ,tIn. Ownby.
containing three hundrei and iortp-f,p acre
ana EIGHTY pol"s, be the same pore o les. beta-
ih' tract on WHICH Col. JaDrz Ieitmicb la,,g
resided Ahefe Is on lnls ,anl n comtor,fI =
dwelling house aud nthe, bujdings. some II
Tobacco and TO clear, and An eAcelirn, ST
Seat lie t'Ir : he'iev.d ,ol e unqucs,ion
out 'c''1s '"S'eS', | shoii only convey he r.
tie vested IN mc as such.
THOMAS DAVIS
Sept. Is. utd.Il
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18

Aihhi t' " 81 ! pillf Sept. IL
FROM EUROPE-LATESr
The packet ship, Cdteionid, Capt. Rooms, sail.
cd from Liverpool on the ID ult aud b,ings
London dates TO he evening Of the 3lSt july
We have our regular G'es of London ( Liver
pool papers. Llpyd's aud London Snippins
Lists, Prices current. Circulsrs, *, to the la
test dates The Coeri,r Of this morning will be
found to contain every thing Of interest fur
nishcd tins arrival.
FROM TIE THEATRE OF WAR.
MankalIn, a town aud fortress on the Blark
Sea, (lat Al deg. ID mi0) has surrendered Il
the Russians. This leaves the road to Narna
open 10 the latter. On the 9th July, Head.
Q~uartors were 10 be removed from karaSsu.
aud the Army was TO advance on Bazariik
(half way between Cnumla and Nonka,Ir)
Accounts from Bucharest Of the lt of July.
announce that the fu SLAMS had begun Ia bonn.
bard s%ilistrla, to which place the Turkish garri-
sou of Braila had been permitted To retire. The
garrison. which consisted originally of l2,0ul
men, had sustained considerable losses, both in
killed and wounded.
letters from Bucharest, state that, at a council
of war helt al karasu, 1t was resolved TO cmplu,
all means 10 penetrate TO the capital Ofthe Tur,
kiSh empire as SOON as possible, in consequence
Of the serious preparations making by the Turks
The Imperial Guards T. ceiyrd orders to proceed
by torced marches, TO JOIN the army o.
Prince NitlgenSten.
According to accounts from Scla,onia, Bosnia
rs IN iuil ieNo't against the Porte. The insur.
sPnts have seized The capital. Saraiewo, impri,.
dependent government. THIS even, ii is sop.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18
& & \ Sd.

AS. G aNuGiS5r /, 81 %ectfulIs ;nfor MS tire
- Ladies aud aniicmet Of lyncheu,g inas
ii a Class OF 81 dr. lena magnitude snonid present
"'ei' ~ m'tHis d ,id,re As time brl~teu ltil
anu 'ne '"t"'T>Ily ton the purpose III giving m
s''"c''eh Ia D'H"i ng and Painting. liz course
WIN '"iftst OF Portrait aud Landscape, in Oil
m'N'' mne On Ivory Landscape in transparent
ana body co,uus i'iowrIs. Crayon. EGony,
Porcelain. Raised, Japan. FcIyct SATIN, &C. &C.
y. b Pa 1cular attention Will be gwen to
draw ing from natare.
Washington horel. Sept. Is. ,>l0
Mr. ,, has l"t' aspecimen Of his Pain ing At
Mr. N"f1h's book store, wuh a paper lor those
persons who desire instruction. 10 subscribe ,hett
names.
sept. l8. iis1l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18

Mr.. York. Sent 2-lhr following particu
ars OF the dr.trnclion ofthe steam sun, winch
lately proceeded 10 SEA ia assist vessels 10 arrive
hrfnre the IsrriT law went into execution, AZ"
given IN the Commercial 1drcristr, furnished
Ly y grntirlnau Oh boHld.
The who'll nunbrf OF individuals who went
ont III her wat, r.. There beng. besides the cap
tain and crew, too extra pilots, some captains
Of vessels. aud five OF SIX passengers who went
for the sake of the trip At3 O'Clock vrstei day
afternoon. after tow ing the ship Geoigr Can
ming for two hou,s, the SIN was about 10 nils
distant from the floating light. The large stove
pipe suddenly fell overheard, a heavy su,ge hav-
ing btol 2 the lore stanChions by which il vas
supported The engine in consequence could
not he worked 20 advantage ind "~XlrmpnrP
sails we've made from the awnings but ~ benny
lound that the boat MAS drifting fast on the hica-
kcrs the, were taken down. II was then attelni
80 10 work the engine, aud the crew we've for
an hour IA nal rndeaVaIiug - hold their course
TOW ards - f. dtlng light, when the captain eli
cd ont, = All lands forward, We are IN flames -
| be crew aud passengers ran forward and en-
dca ,ored to irmoVe II quantity of wool beneath
" hen The flames were seen bun sting upwards
through the deck. But the flr ragged 50 fierce
" beneath and all around. that II WI, impossi,
bic to remove the wood fast e''oneh aud they re
treated aft. The captain remained AZ the wheel
aud several of the crew forward doing then tn
" faithfully NJ this moneni of peru. Aslgnal
Of distress was raised half nla>t high, consisting
OF "A shirt aud hankerclfef but the waves ran
so high that they could not tie seen 10y the live
nue. cutor, OF pilot boat, which were not many
mics distant. Ilcre had been Il heavy sea and
a violent low on the night preceding. The two
boats or yaWls were no" wcred, II being about
six q clock. into NhiCh most OF those on
hoa,d got. and wpre tawed by the burning steam
boat Tor about 20 minutes-the captain aud
spread Over the Whole vessel when they dashed
| themselves bv ropes mud descended bN the rnd-
der into the boats. The Sun was completely
cnveloped in fire. which asocnded 10 great
height Illuminating the sky md sea tor msnv
miles around with a lnddy glare aud bursting
through every port hole. Fearing the loiler
v ould burst, the boats were cut adrit', aud left
The sun in oac light blaze. Al the distahce of
a milr or two the steam was heard discharging
itself tlAe excessive heat having raised the
valves. They thru saw the Revenue Gutter
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18

Fcrmort The elections in this State have
Just taken place. SAMUEL {. CRAFTS is chosen
Governor, with little opposition.
From the Cong ressional elections We have
only partial returns asyet. Sufficient is known,
however. 10 make il certain that iioiLrN c. Mat.
IARs is reelected. without opposition, aud thai
B~gSJAMIS SwtFr is reelected hv a large major
itv over Mr.. MEEcu. who is said TO have been
voted for az The Jackson candidate.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18
SFN YORK

To NE Editor Of hf Nep York dmcricdn.
Mr. Van BuEtS having rXplicltI. aud finally
d~isA.osei all Intention II the part uf himself
aud his Friends, ofaifclmg The Electoral Law Of
this Stnte, aud II hiring therefore reduced 10 a
certainty that the p plr viii choose the EIec-
to,s Of President and ice P,e.llenI Nv drslrct>
yon are requested, on behalf oil the New York
Delegates, I" publish the following . innate al
the probable vote Of this State-whlch statement
was prepared after the most careful inquiry 1t
the late State Convention Of Young Men, at L.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18

Those Districts marked 4, which, with tn,
two chosen by the Electors gives % votes. con
sidereh AT the Convention rs decidedly for iht
administration The remaining Districts eithel
doubtful, or for Jackson.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18

MANSON. USbi.SA) huGpsf 27.-Wc have
NOT received all the returns ofihe election, but
have received sufficient 20 ascertain that Co
'of from Fifteen hundr.d tn three thouSnhd votes
II ~ b. rfcollrcied that Gdvrrnpr Ray and II.
VI. Moore, E,q weie h6th Adnisist alton men
II rhai lr. Chnby was the only candidate on the
Jackson s'dc OF the question aud that he has
received only bout me third oi the votes IA the
Siate.f We do not believe IN I the VOTED
Candy ms received is owing 10 any dis ikeio
him as u man III lac IS, rs fsi AS he * perkon
ally kne"n. Va. besWve much respected Rs nay
man IN the -SthfeZ Ihrn vt would ask what
is he rauseJ WtFahswcr. thai II nusi be- 70,
the want ofPms jackson voters in the State Of
Indiana. s
We learn by The last Indianapolis papers, that
Mr.. Blake is reelected 10 Congress from the
6r-t Congregational district in this Sta e, over
his Jar,sph opponent, by n small majority
Mr. 1eanlags is reelected in the Oh Congress
sinnal district. and Mr. Test IN the third, both
by large majurilias. Both our Senators, AMI
all of nnr Representatives in Congress. 'are
IN favor of the present Adnliairatiou. All Of
our SENATORS in the Stare Legislature, We believe
except two, also a.malorily of the RcpreScnt,-
tiscs. are IN favorpf The reelection Of Nh. Ad-
aus.
comment on these circumstance would be
peak - language thai cannot be misunderstood.
Who will hereafter say that indiana viii give
her olecloraLto vote 10 ororral J ,ctson
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18
DOMESTIC INrELLiGENCE.

From the Philadelphia tazeitr, s1pt. 1.
~ the meeting ofibe siockloldefs Of the Bsak
ofihe United States held on A%lpuday, Messrs.
Chailes Chaunc,s Alexander Henry, Cadwalls
dei Evans, Charles Jared ingefspll, James Ro-
MADISON. and James {. feiier. we're appoin-
ted = eoInmutfe 10 e8aminf the staienifdJs
lad on the table by the Presllput. The
meeting then adjourned to nine O'Clock the
uekt day.
On Iuesdhv tho committee, through their
Chairman Mr.. Chauncey, made a report res
ponsive 10 the address of the fresidcnt,-em
brncing a statement Of the condil ION o. the
Bank IN August 1873. and u comparison of is
pteseui condili nh 1922. Very warm encomi.
uns are brs'owed ON the Plesideyt III fine report
md III, mrsrures which have been lhkcu To IN
rt ase TN circulation of the bant and extend
rs hnsintssarch ehig applau ed. The report
concluded with resoiu ioas approving Of The AL
mlnistralinu ot the bank in every fnng general
and particular, whict resolutions we're adopted
" iihout a dtsse, ting soice. =
The whole Number uf persons present nj the
meeting, including the committee. aud some
members OF the Boafd Of Directors, was about
twenty five.
The report will be published. A the rom.
nillee lad but little Time To examine into mat
tcrs, thu report will probably be regarded by
the public ~ The %o1ieial exposition OF the a..
inIniNiralion oi thr bank. We cannot but think.
however. thai the subject would be- brought
mo,e fnirl, before The pubic, by Publishing the
President sprech That embraced every thing
stated hy the coInmitce, and much other inter
ssilng matter.
It Is sla,d o. he report, that the profits Of the
las, year. r>crdrd fftss Vt Ir22. in the sum Of
S23,0ool 'i'aIs; and w,tr Hralrr ny 079. ooo
dollars. bs' tYerage Of profits for The three
'cats preceding 1872.
The ~" ie on hand on the FIRST of August last.
6 593, 100. circulation l3,Uo1laD. -puhlic DE-
POSTS 1901 .OOu,-Pnyate 10. 6.663, Oo0,-
Funded Debt held by the Bunk 1890, one. -
Dst rnn' 81 200. onD, -ContinKent Fund 4, $50,
600, suspended Debt 7 lUD,5 DO,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18

U Oii0 e. ihe sa6scridsr still continues le
~ sell tobacco md other procure %, romnl'
sam ne rtH alSO mp produce q any kua'l ote
ftfg moderate compensation. hetrihg0 cegafP
correspondence ran tht test mtrcaant, horStS -
h'rhm'nd, from ehich he receives me e%uri'rsi an"
"oa o"f4e"t'c commercial Intelligence irom ~.
roPe anu ~eiscuhsre he uiH be tnaLled to T. dasa'
on$'tess at att times, NTH Il horoogb kHo~ieass
oj The foreign as geii as domestic mGrltiS.
4. HI2Lf{EE
A. b, Herring been opgoin'ed thmcery Cor.
missioner, an prep4rG al IN hmes 10 tax,
dtp0sti'ons my UhIt M CamUdtH connig. dpd
may genera ~ be Jound at ny office, GJtV deo2
nbore the franklin iioteI 4. H.
Moy 10 iUsy5
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18

C0naterfeHF.-fhe Grccn>borough. o.. c
paper. OF the 3nlh alt. says " We caution the
public against receiving ten doitdr tniicd States
notes, PAYABLE at the BrnRch al N0dIs. We
have seen Several Of them IN the course oithe last
week, that are counterfeit. They are tolelsbly
w"li execn,r I TIN paper is rather coarse aud
white. \ part Of he engraving is not well exc
Cuied. hey are not endorsed.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18

Tho ship Alexandria has just brought for Co
lonrl powFL an oxtraordinary improved Durham
short morn COW, which produced in England as
appears by certificate, 30 quarts of milk per day,
in June last. and afforded from the milk of seven
days l63 pounds ayoirlupois Of butter, aud had
continued 10 give milk until the birth OF her calf
u S. GnzGtte