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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

NRcINIA:- VI rules, holden in tho clerks Office ofu,e surc,,-
eprto ehnncey for the Rchnond district. the I'D day of
Crouk and Niyer NJ, crs, dfS ~
The defendant Charles Crook, not having entered ms appear. =
hhoe aud S;vri security according TO thc act of assembly and 7
ne rules "fthis court, and il appearing, 10y satisfactory evidence. a
unn' We IS nof an inhahtau, of'hiS country; ii is ordered. thai \
INC Sid defendant do appear here ON tho first day of the ney,Is
January term, aud answer the hill OF rhe plaintiff; and thar a n
copy 1i ms nriet be- forthwith inserted ~ -one hcws y ais, !,
published IN the city Of Richmond, lUr iwo months successiy'y q
ara no'ied at the iront doGr Of the capitol, in the said CITY. III
Is Acory. Tes,c. W. q i,xn,,,os
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20
NOW,S Il TIME

To ec,r Prizes at tde "Goiden Fsherv."~
MOT having sold a Capital Prize for sevoru!
~ drawings, It is now reduced almost toa mathe-
matIcal c%o'tain'y, that some S7ieHdii Prizes will
soon be obtained at my ofice.
D-DAY
The Drawing of the CounccticIt State Lottery,
10th Class, viii be received.
Capital Prize $4,000.
Also l Prize of S., 600. OF / 1000, Of $1,000,
! Of $1,000, and > of 81 900, some Of which urc no
doubt, still for sale at my Office.
u, Whole Tickets only So, Halves ? so, Quar-
terS =. s. HAWKINS.
oct 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

VhotNlN"-Nt rules huldon III the Clerks office Of the faperiny th
oouf' OF ehsnofTy' for tic Richmond district, the Sd day ct W
n1"g"s'' In<" Ihomas Adarrs, admir- with the whl annexed Gfau
i"''"'' = ree''an' deed, pitt, against EIw ard Freeman anI
h' "ic' and Asa Calaness, admir- Of Charles CabaGe,., NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

COANEC TICUT STATE LOTTERY,
The drawing will be received TO-DAY.
prize of $4,000 ! prize of $4,000
do 5000 l do 5000
do 1000 5 do 1000
Besides S5oos. zoos, 3Oos, 2Oos, 1905, sc. sc.
Whole Tickets SIS, Halves ? so.
UNION C.4.EaL. M. -,
TO be drawn TO-DAY in Philadelphia.
9 prizes of $4,000 10 prizes of 81 900
Q do 5000 20 do 500
do 5000 Al do 100
BESIDES S6os, sos, los, SOS, pos, &C. &c.
Whole Tickets SO, halves S, quarters , 80.
For chances cali at the Managers office.
oct 20 YATES e. MlMTYRE, Managers.
THIS DAY!
CONNECTICUT STATE. NJ 10,
Drawing viii be received TO DAY.
Prize Of $4,000 | Prize of & 5000
do 5000 I do 1000
l do 1000 5 10 1000
&c. SC. Sc.
Whole Tickets S., halves > so, quarters l %.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
Drawing VIII be received on Friday next.
. prizes Of $4,000 10 prizes of $1,000
, do 5000 90 do 500
1 do 3,909 Al do 100
DC. &c. &c.
Tickets $40, Halves s., Quarters ? so. E;rhths ! %
For sale AZ T.. MICKLES,
oct 20 Next below the door ofthc FnuIc FInteI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

The d%cfcndrrts, Fdwaai Fireman.. aud bts wifi. mi,
ni'tnE 'n'rTch lhciT appearance and given security according ~
me act ~ assembly, and iie ucS Of this court, and il appeal
ihE' ny Sit'riscioy evidence, that they are not inhabitants of this
county II Is oIde,sd, that the said defendants do appear Lti 3
90 lho bpl day OF the next January term. aud answ er the BIZ.
OF Tie pa ntiHi and that "a copy NJ this order be forthwith iusc1,.
20 IN some newspaper published n the city rs Richmond. fr
two months successfully, and posted AZ tho front door OF the
capitol, IN tho said CITY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20
10000 Dollars for IS.

IICUT SI.TIL LOTTEHJ.
10TH CLASS.
brewing will be received TO-DAY At IL o'cpk z
90 Number Lottcry-9 Drawn Ballots.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

VR"''i AT rules, held m the clerks Dmcs OF the s1oe T.
co"i ~ chancciy in uC RHhn0nd district. lie ri, a..
tu'yf' 1893 John oHhfs, PIT again John patkbi1. Nj
.im howIrti fnd John %Scahruok, survivors m ihem,etves 49,,
= l'Nan'cr tnlton, decd, William y Amstrohg. David uh..
,Elsid, ihonas Co~les, John ". Eusiure, William, x A.
eeIJamin hmnde' Lewis Webb, frenfi,s ,ian,es g.
SAINTS, dAs ~" mo w Pl"a
me os's2nan' John Parkhil, not bayine eo,eycd hi. er,c .,
anoe snd gwen scctn1ty according 10 tie act OF ass.cgl "
tie rides % tai. court, and t apnonT,oo. Nv 49,. sn, m "
I."tg ,nat nc = no, AZ n'h"pi'aHt OF Hi. countfw III o,I
u w. yc sap onend'nl do appear here on Ina FIRST IN,
htN' fhuuay inrn, aid answer the OIL ont pf,is,.r'". ''
: S1ry oi us order hc forthwith irsei 4 m sonfe ~, ,''
lnn'sl'' ~ w" cl'v 81 Richmond, for two months sncs
a'1 iN't'i ~ nc front door VI The CAPITOL. In ssiJ
- q tdpy. Testo, Wv. G pfyr'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

EiRsiaIA:-At rules, hoiirn ia tue clerks o,,,eo =,
the superior court of chsncory, for the RicI,non,i
district, tho Sd day Of August, 1899; John II. Day;s'
plltf against Richard p. Boiling, John T.. scott
el Pryor, and Thomas z. Hardaway, dRs.
The defendants Richard Z. Boiling, Richard PRYOR
aud Thomas p. H~ardaway not having entered their
appearance and given security according 10 the act of
assembly and the rules of this court, and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants
OF this country; 1t is ordered, that the said defendants
do appear here on the first day of tho next January
term, anu answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that a
'copy Qfnthis order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published i'll The city of Richmond, for iva
months successfully, aud posted at the front door 81
the capitol in the said city.
76 Acopy. Testc, WV. C. PG>pLEro~, c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-20

VItoiHh;-A rules, holden IN the clrIk's office OF the supero,
court OF ehanccry, for tho Richmond diadct, the 81 dav OF
august, 1919, William F%iannagan, and Reuben Flanagan.
dhs. "9'
The defendant, jacob Myess, not having entered hs apre,,
afce aud givcn security according 20 tie act of a,.rmbly 49,
ve rules OF tbs corti, and u appearing. BY s1ti.lsct6rv cvi
ucnce, that We is not az iohahitant Of this countys il ~ or,ie,cL
that the said defendant DO appear here on the Eyi d,v M ,k,
next January fern, AMI answer fhc bil NJ the uIaiutFt and
tnai 2 cory oi this order he forthwith Inserted M sotne nceysr,,.
pos published We the city Of Richmond, cor two months o,ccs,,.
iyely' aud posted VI the font dOor OF the capsoI. IN the sari
cIy. ~ = COPY Ie,te. VS.. Z. l-asrfltr.- "
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-29
&ttcbttelO 1swQutrRr
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
By HENRY ADAMS.

TERMS.-rO village and single mail subscribers
=! per year, payable before the expiration OF six
months.
10 companies Of any Number over six, 81 so per
year payable ne above. 10 companies less than six,
81 20 per year, payable ne above. r2S cents will be
deducted from each ofthesc prices when payment 10
lAe IN advance. These prices are exclusive Of mail
~ stage charge for transportation.
No papNrs will be discontinued until all HrreNragcs
Notice Of wish TO discontinue must be given before
ne expiration Of the year.
ADVERTISING. One square, three Insertions,
and the same proportion FOR two squares.
kMlER square rs cts Continuance over three weeks,
10 per cent per week. A liberal deduction nude for
advertisements continued or 10 months.
Administrators' and Executors Notices. 81 90
sCommissiOMeEs' Notices, l2J
~ Al communications must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-29
Letter from Richmond, va.

Dir. Madison is here, and is greatly fol-
lowed. II 10 said that Gov. Giles, who has
slandered him with great profuseness, invi-
ted him 70 take room in his house. Ru-
NOR says that the letter was treated accor-
ding 90 its merits. Mr.. Madison locks ex-
tremely well, and has thrown aside even
his walking cane, which he used on the first
day Of the Convention. He 10 always punc-
tual in his attendance, and one Of che most
attentive members. His step 10 very firm.
his voice has not lost It's volume, and no
reads the smallest writing without the aid
Of his glasses. To all this Il may be added
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-29
POETRY.
rOR TUE Enquirer,


PARAPHRAsE ON ISAIAH TX,
Arise, arisc Tor the lNy.slar Of Shiloh 10 dawMlnR,
When Benjamin shalt wander no longer In vain;
The glory cfsAs Lord upon Gis heirs is arising,
And Lsrael AID Judah shall be united again.
Arise, Nriss! deINsicN and darkness are fading.
0ospol.ight Inns broke upon the throne Of the BEAST
Ia the north aud In the south bic empire 10 waning
Aud the Church Of the Jews shalt arise In the East!
Arise, NriSC the Gcnlles Thy t are seen AOckinr
Aud princes and kings TO the brightness Of shy day
From the eNst and the west muhi,udes arc seen ns.
scmbling,
Aud thy daughters q Isrne, shall strike anew tho
sweet lay.
Arise, arise! fear not though thy inheritance 10 en-.
lasgiHg-
Though the drOmedaries Of Median and EphaA DO
therc~--
For iscsnss, gold and my,rI from Sheba shall DO co.
ming
Aud the people shull 20 up in halIclejaAs and pray
Arise, arise IKE oUes to che windots they're flying,
And the secks Of ked0r on thy affairs shalt base,
The istanGs Of che sea shalt wais Tor thy coming,
And the ships OfnOw Tarshsh shalt echo with praise
Arise, arise ,hs sons Of strangers thy ,cals shall re-.
build,
And kings before thee In homage shalt bow;
For kingdoms aud nations-,heir sccp,res unto theo
shall yield,
And lair Kedron and Jordon Tor ever shall flow.
Arise arise! for che glory Of Lebanon shnll adorM
The place Of the saactW0'y-whose columns shall
arise;
And the city Of Thy Fathcrs-now dCsoNse g. (ororn--
Fer Waf|s shall be SatUGeOR, aMd her gates shalt be
Praise. PAMELA.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-29

The editor Of the Richmond WING, after
an extensive tour through Virginia, takes
tho tirst opportunity, says the American.
on his return, thus TO speak Of tho feelings
Of that State respecting the administration
Of Gen. Jackson:
The wise and tried patriots Of Virginia
survey, from their retreats, the mad career
Of our rulers, with alarm and indignation.
Disgust has entered every mind. Hostility
is turned into contempt, prediction into
cold Indifference, enthusiasm into mortified
disappointment. The preference of Virgil
mia for Gen. Jackson, ut most an alterna-
tive and not CHOICE 10 reduced to some
thing still less affirmative. Assuredly the
conviction has now become general, that
the late contest was one for power and not
for principle, and that the result will alone
prove beneficial to Gen. Jackson aud the
immediate recipients Of his bounty aud pa
tronage. Let the writer be assured, that
Virginia does not approve the infatuated
course Of the administration, and that she
ought not 10 be ranked among its support
crs. A recent extensive tour, a free inter.
course with citizens Of all denominations OF
politics, and a correspondence with most
parts of the state, enable US 20 speak with
some confidence. Men who support the
administration, We have seen many
men who approve its measures, not one.
One feeling, and one Only-.he false pride
that restrains men front retracing an opin-
ion once entertained. or retracing q step
once taken, in our opinion, alone prevents
the great mass Of Virginia from blazing ou,
into open and undisguised opposition
This il transient feeling, and cannot long
survive the steady convictions Of judgment,
tho acquisitions Of patriotism, and the die
tates Of conscience.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-10-29
FOR TNE gNQUlRER.
LINES

LINES
AT THE GRAVE or A YOUNG LADY
Bright DO the flowers that Ger thee bloom,
Fairest Of beings gone on high
We rear no marble Ger thy tomb,
To hide from mournorS eye
The bed where beauty sough, rcposo
From mortal cures aud mortal woes.
Like the fair rose, whose fragile form
IL seen on winters ICY breast,
Thou smiled awhile 10 earthly storm,
Then, siCk'WiMg, snnk TO rest
And pass'd In lOveliness away,
TO worlds on high Of cloudcss day.
We weep not Ger Thy early tomb,
Nor grievo to think thy spirit hence;
For thou In holer orb dost hloom--
In hcNv'Mly innocence
And now on goiden nurps uost hymn
TIL Esernal's praise with seraphim.
Sleep on, then, clay Of one now blest!
Sleep on In peace, nor wake again!
Roses shall blossom Ger that breast,
Which never knew stain.
But iain.ess emblems will they DO
OF Thy seraphic purity. SEDLEY.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-01-20
DoMEsTICK NEWS.

III
RAILROAD BRIDGE OR VIA-DUcT. Col
Long, of the United States Engineer
Corps, has invented an improved Rail
road Bridge Or Via-duct, ofwhich model
has been made by. Mr.. Mulliken, and in
genious Baltimore mechanick. The mo-
del is on the scale of | inch to the foot.
Its length or span issix feet, and its width
two The quantity of timber (white pine,
employed in its construction, is 1890 Gu
bick inches, or Is feet board measure, ex-
elusive of abutments. 1t contains CD
screw bolts, | IA inches long and l-S
inch diameter, and weighs, exclusive Of
its abutments, sc pounds. The connex-
ion Of its parts is effected by means Of
lock Jennings, without the Intervention OF
a single mortise or tenon. twill sustain,
midway of its span, 5000 pounds weight.
The quantity of timber timber required
for bridge ~ feet long and 25 feet wide,
built in conformity to the model, is less
than 10000 feet board measure, or $50
cubick feet; and the quantity of iron, %
screw-bolts, Is inches long and "a inch
in diameter, or about $40 pounds, besides
nails and spikes. We thus find that the
inventive genius of our countrymen IS al
ready aroused upon the subject of railroad
Improvements. We have no doubt, that
they will accomplish vast deal, if allow
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-01-20
DIED.

In Lunepburg, Dec. 10, Widow Mary Stearns,
aged 10; 26th Mrs. Elizabeth Houghton, wife of
MAJ. Levi Houghton, aged 49, daughter ofthe above
Mrs. Stearns; same day. Elizabeth Stearns, only
daughter of the late DR.. Luther Stearns of Medord
aged %.
In Burlington, VT. Joseph Wales ESQ. formerly
OF Lancaster. Ms. aged II years and 10 months, a
revolutionary officer.
In Rochester N. Y. Dec 18th Mrs. Martha s.
Wife Of Franklin Colburn, formerly of Concord
Ms. aged 20years.
NASHVILLE, (TENNEssEE) DEC. 10. A very dis
tresslng and awful occurrence took place not long
since, at the Ir Works of Messrs Baxter and
Hicks in Dickson county. By digging out the ore
from the side of hill, the workmen had made an
excavation Of considerable extent, and were in the
habit ofprosecuting their labours, in large numbers
Immediately under the immense projection. One
morning, while three men, lone white and two
black, were thus engaged, the whole body gave
way and instantly buried them beneath its ponderous
weight. About fifty men after nearly half days
babour succeeded in digging out the carcasses,
which were completely mashed to pieces Not a
whole bone remained, the heads were pressed into
thin fiat plates, and the bodies retained scarcely
resemblance to the human form. 1t is indeed sur
prising that SO great number Of persons should
have exposed themselves in SO emminent and obvious
a danger, and it is matter-of grateful reflection,
/ that the awful catastrophe occurred at a moment
when SO comparatively were in a situation to be
destroyed by it, Had it happened at almost any
other hour of the day, perhaps ten times as many
human beings might have been overwhelmed, and
shared the fate of their unfortunate companions.
In Derby, VI, in the 18th year of his, Hon. Judge
Howe, deeply lamented
| [rhe late DIR. Howe, Of Belchertown, was alive
three years ago, and the farther of three sons
each Of them Judge of c. p. in different States, viz
New-York, Massachusetts,, and Vermont Within
hiatt Tho Al. L.,
Hon. William Howe, mentioned above was the eld-
est and last of them. National Agis.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-01-20

Dr., 'eH 4NOtCtilOCl
y Y, Letters, to that
. !; ae ; most respectable and
n Smyrna, were received
N sni I They allude to no
u II lall of Varna, where the
IT, N INTO winter quarters
D Dp that before the new
r g will take place.
u i the Delos, writes that
|, ne Dardanelles was to
\ after he sailed.
: mat our accounts from
H. Two days later than the
|S ! numbers off, LIE eour-
s, IT. 70 Nov. s--the latest
F4'e that has reached this
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-01-20
OED LIME.

'HNHE Mail Stage will leave Lowell every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, pass
through Chelmsford to Westford, where
seats may be taken for Littleton and Harvard
to Lancaster, where it will again intersect
with the Mail Stage, which will pass from
Westford to Groton, where seats may be ta-
ken for Keene, N. II. through Townsend,
ipswich, Jaffrey, Marlborough, to
Keene, and from Groton through Shirley to
Lancaster, where it will intersect with the
Boston and Albany Stages; from thence
through Sterling and West Boylston to
Worcester, where it will arrive in season to
take the Hartford Stage the same evening
,Fhe above Stage wiz return on oppo.
site days, Sundays excepted) and intersecl
as above; and, on its arrival at Lowell, will
meet with the Boston, Newburyport, Salem,
and Hayerhill Stages.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-01-20
Sheriff Sale.

WORCESTER IS. January 8, 1929.
w Taken on execution, (having been
previously attached on mesne process) and
will be sold at George Fitch's,lhsI lancaster,
on MONDAY, the ninth day OF February
next, at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ, all the right IN
equity Joseph Stone has to redeem hls real
estate, being the Corliss Land, SO called, In
Lancaster.
Also-The Land bought at auction Of
John G. Thurston, situate in Leominster, in
said County.
GFConditions made known at sale.
NATH'L RAND, Dep. Shr'E
[Jan. 49, ISL
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-01-20
MARRIED.

In Marlborough, on the 9th inst. by Rev. Seth
Alden, Mr.. George Barnard to Miss Grace Goddard.
In Conventry, R. /. the sprghtly and accomplish
ed MIR Pardon Tillinghast, in the 85th year of his
age to Mrs. Nancy, daughter of Mr.. Nathaniel Ar
mold, in the 2Sth year Of her age.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-01-20
THERE WILL ALSO BE AN
ACCOMMODATION
STAGE

FROM LOWELL TO GROTON, ON
Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and
Sundays, which will make Daily Line from
Lowell to Groton, where seats may be taken
for Keene, N. H., every day in the week /;
passing through Townsend, Ashby, Ringe,
Fitzwilliam, Troy, Swansey, to Keene, N.
H., and at Fitzwilliam seats may be taken
for marlborough, on Mondays, Wednes-
days, and Fridays, of each week.
Books kept at Ira Frye's Hotel, in
Lowell; at II. Batchelder's Hotel, in Belvi-
dere Village and at Samuel Bannister's,
Capt. Thomas's, and Mr.. Worthington's
Hotels, in Worcester.
70 There will be good Coaches and
Horses, and careful Drivers.
~ Al baggage at the risk Of the O'cner.
J. G. KITTREDGE,
LEVI GURNEY, D,prcrops
JOHN AUSTIN,
SAMUEL HARDY.
HENRY BATCHELDER, Agent.
January 20, 1922
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-01-20
AUCTIONS

To be sold at publick vendue, on the prt
SEES, on
TUESDAY, the third day Of February nes
atone o'clock, 2. M.,
The FARM whereon Manasseh Willard
now lives, situate in the Northwesterly part
of Sterling. About one hundred acres, We'll
proportional with Moving, Pasture, III
iage, Woodland, and Orchard, with good
Buildings.
Also9About 63 acres of Pasture and
Woodland, situate in the Northeasterly
part of Princeton. Conditions liberal.
SAMUEL HOUGHTON, Auct.
Ian To f55fa 3wSe
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-01-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

WORCESTER IS: January 9th, 1929.
w Taken on execution, and will be sold
at Publick Vendue, at Charles Russell,
esquire's Store, in Prineftoh, on
MONDAY, the 9th day of February next,
at one O'Clock, P. M, i
All the right in equity that Daniel H. Wis
well has to redeem the mortgaged Real
Estate wherein VIM. Gaut now lives, stu
ated about one fourth of mile from said
Russoll's Store, on the road leading from
Princeton to Sterling.
SAM'L DAVIS, Dep. Shr'f.
/. Jan. Is. is.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-01-20

s.e;se as it is called;
20 popular, and will
eerfect and irregular
The Sultan's camp
lands the capital on
o,sskier, at Daud Pa
south. Whilst the
If the armies are
rreatest activity pre-
and by the access
Iset, which is expe'sS
I Is hoped that the
= strong naval force
none OF tEese als.Iies
lear a note breathed
,ette contains the fol-
..;,bstanding the sue
n Varna, the personal
roar is extremely per-
S said to have been
zation of secret socie-
| every five regiments
Ind those of the active
h the committees of
riour. 1t is even as
If the monarch to his
danger. The oDJects
/ said to be to call the
Sutine to the throne.
Inn among the officers
|scted 10 march straight
share the spoils Of
had attained the unus-
expired at Cintega-
n, in the end Of the
subsisted by the labour
lO2d year; at that pc
rmity disqualified him
1 was sustained till his
4 charitable individuals
Bureau de Biertassance.
4. in the same depart
April, 1925, and what
r;s;nr that he should
age is, that he follow
Equation of well digger.
impure air by which he
hen surrounded, would
table to the attainment
ling in the Parish of
rs Of age, who subsists
|hickweed, lucerne, and
bfusing a glass in drink
later like a dog. She
. the sexes: walks fire.
|; delights in frequenting
khort. has all the habits
ling the food she herself
ian secretly take, from
Epply it.
packet ship Liverpool arrived
bringing dates to the
There appears to be no very
he following summary from
comprises all =
wager Of Russia died at
IS. She was the widow
aul; was a princess oil
ID the reputation of pos
nee over the emperour
as over the present en-
lin is received relating
'fthe army from the cap
the 9th of October,
Vrtemburg went in pur-
'0mer Vrione, who re-
lstantinople, on the night
lmtschik, which he cross
& position. Prince Eu-
sltion near Petrokoi, on
, Kamtschik. After the
lie 9th, 9TH and Sd corps
m their positions before
1rmer to Varna, and the
POSITION on the road to
d TO the French troops
bardment of four hours.
ID the evacuation of the
Nicholas embarked at
arrived at Odessa on the
ly sat out for st. Peters
essa to Oct. 81, state
nperlal Guard will not
ut will remain at Isakts-
eEye Of the army com
tfgenstein.
'rt that there was to be
Fopean powers at London
pose Of settling the ex-
. , in Asiatick Turkey,
ne Russian troops, hav-
BY the Garrison.
ceived from Lisbon to
y continued in the same
Is before. Arrests, inn
were the or
zen received in London
.ryt at Odessa, to Oct.
O. ? set out in a few days
The Campaign was con-
.cept the prosecution of
fe-established between
md it was reported that
pacltick proposals to
rolSlv hesieUed and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-10
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 40, $780,
CONectOrst Notice,

>HE Corporation Tax Bills for the present year are
l. now in the hands Of the Collectors-they having
but short time allowed them to close the collection
under the late law Of the Corporation 1t will be very
gratifying to the Collectors If the citizens will be so
oblging as to be prepared pay them at the first CALL
that they may be enabled to comply with section
Of the late law, making it incumbent upon the Collec
tors to pay to tho Treasurer. every Saturday, Abe
amount OF money collected during the week. The
Collector for the Northern District aomprehending
the second and third wards, will attend his office
Washington street, every Monday, from 10 o'clock
til sunset to receive the taxes of those who may not
find it convenient to pay at the first call The Col
lecto7 for the Southern District, comprehendng the
first and fourth wards, can be found at his store on
Kngstreet at any time during the day, for the
purpose. CHARLES SCOTT,
C0iPr for the Northern District.
JOHN G.. MANDEI.L,
july div Coirr for the ;oufhern District.