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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31
CENILEMEN'S AND LADIES,
Boot and Shoe Manufaci tory.
ODpoSite the OJd .Span. Trreen

Opposite the OLD Stcdn TCpepn
'sNIIE subscriber returns his thanks to his fienGs
Ia and the public, for the liberal encou,aqernent he
has heretofore met with. Having lately employed a
first rate workman from the North, is now prepared
10 execute ORDERS lii the ladies' and misses line aid
VIII make III tie most approved manner TO measures
in fashionable style, any orders which he NAV be IA
Voured with, and hopes by strict personal attention
to- business to receive a continuance of the public
patronage.
On hand, gen;ietnen's boots, shoes and p,imps,
boys fine shoes, aud an assortment of Derro shoes.
all Of good quality.
july 2l-eol8t cI2t JOHN DURHAM
FESIiE Subscribers hive entered into Conarfner
. slip. Croccrs, and Commission Merchants.
under The firm of Wtonr T. hAcMrrpo. The
have takcn the Store first under The Eagle Hotel and
VIII sell Groceries of he first quality, By Wholesale
or retail They will also sell produce, and transact
any other business on commissions that NAV be en-.
trusted to their JOHN WIGHT.
July 29-.eo2t civ JAS. b. MACMURDO.
N EW FLOUR.-For sale New Flour,
very nice, in Barrels and half Barrels.
July 20-eoGt p. HAXALL g. co.
HREs supplies Anlc Of ticiersein or the Maid Of tho
a Mist received by Wh II. TlTIiy!lYLSONN.
tS CAKCI AI.IlCLE.--i6e subscribers have just re.
- ceiye e" pieces iiollns Cos Of the celebrated ,aAer
stamp, on No !, 10 no &, inclusive; they offer
customers a, the usual prices WM. & y. Kyle & co
july 23-2tc 79 Mansion Hnpss.
ri q. Kun a. GLASs.--2O hhds N o. Rsn 200
July 28-et bSvENroRT, HrTFT& CO.
Fs7HH bADE OF VTIE MANOR, YOf. VII viii,
most interesting Ffonsr;ece just published and re-.
cciveA also, ~ "
Constitutional Charts Comparative Views of tho er,or,
five, Executive. and Judiciary Departments in the fons,
tons o. all tire states W tire Union with Appendix by Mr..
july 20 VIM IT, FiTZWnYLsCNN.
B.G.VK or HIRGLNL4 -.T7,Jy G. 1920
THE President and Directors declared dividend Of
three per cent the Captal stock fr TIE last hafrsay
PAYABLE on The 18th instant w. DANDkiDGE Cas,
FL BW:-LAcoNics or The best words ct the hos,
~ authors; with tho authorities: in three volumes:
first Ao'ericau edition. Just received bv
l'"y ~ JOHN IL NASH.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31

I UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIt.-The next se.
sion Will begin on the 10th September, and
continne till the 2Uth of July following
The expenccS for the Session of upwards of ten
months, follows:
Board, including bed and other room 'furni-
ture, washing nd attendance, 500
Fuel and candles, 10 he furnished nv the
Proctor at cost, and per cent commission
estimated at or
Rentof an entire Dormiory SIC; for half if
occupied by two students 8
Use of Library aud Public rooms II
Professors fees not exceeding ~
$2I8
l, Professor of Ancient Languages, Dr. Harrison.
.. Professor OF Modern Languag cs DR.. Baettcr-
mann.
3. Professor of Mathematics, Mr.. Bonnycastle
Dr.. Emmett
). Professor Of Natural Philosophy, DR.. Patterson.
8. Professor OF Medicine, DIR. Dunglison
:. Professor Of Anatomy and Surgery, DR.. John
g. Professor Of Moral Philosophy, Mr.. Tucker
0. Professor of Law. Mr.. i.om,ux.
The instruction is conveyed partly by LECTURES and
partly BY the study of approved text books and in ali
cases The aSslGI.y Of the stUdc,.. is tested by rir;
system %. examination
Every student, under the age of 2l years. is red
CURED to attend at least three Professors, or two
Professors, and the Demonstration Of Anatomy and
Surgery unless, when he Inarcuiatcs, his parent or
guardian shall have prescribed in writing. the school,,
which he is required attend. or unless the Faculty
Tor good cause SHOWN shall allow him to attend less
than three
Monthly circulars are written to the parents and
guardians stating the Attendance Of each student al
lecture and exhibiting the students proficiency aud
department.
To be admitted, the student must be sixteen years
OF age; he IS required tn uniform Dress the
particulars of which detailed in the enactments
THIS rule viii he rigidly enforccd--the prescribed
uniform will have to be all occasions bolt,
within and without the precincts, when the student
appears ont OF his room, except, that in warm wealth
er, lie may wear such light gown coat within the
precincts as the Chairman may approve The at
tenon of parents and guardians is particularly drawn
to this enactment, in order that their sons or wards
may not be provided with clothes N,iich cannot b..
permitted to be worn.
Students entering the University after the com
menceinent of the Session, shall pay board only for
the time uncXpired, at the yearly rate, bnt paw tbs.
tut fees and rents at whatever time they may enter
in lie Medical school one full Course at tie Uni
versly, Is considered by the authorities of the Uni
vcEsity OF Pennsylvania as equal to course there.
a. s. BROCKENBROUGH, Proctor
July 81. Wv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31

IS c parliamentary reDOcrs, and hose who attend the
iHeT courts Of law education and integrity upon
"hm iui reliance may DC placed and does no, uua
permit az a-ation o! Cr copy, reports are sen; to
me P'nie AS hgy IL without Undergoing by the
editor. ~ y ~
NirT 81 the eminent now. lately Il. the bar have
commenced tner pu'c reporters upon ondnn news
papers hm"rg Others, may James Mackin
,o', vi anei hr Horace TWiss, Sclieant sparkle MIR
''e'aH me Master IN Chaucay, NJ. James D6wug vii,
''y w" ~ 70 view HIl' ilrs ouc :fe judcs of tina,
c"orN NJ dres Phillips, and others yvcT as the able
c-hoTs % the Times AMI Morning Chronicle.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31

in voice intended resemble thuaer but ,he execution Of
e orde. was any thing but Simultaneous and man. was
observed vas stI sandng easc Upon being CHALLENGED
by the captain and asked why he lid shoulder along
with the rest Nhat the dcils the (auo,h c,-canns
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31

Dtote society Of ptrglllG.
A T meeting of the Board of Managers of the
: Bible Society of Virginia. held the ED day of
July, 1929:
Present. Rev. Jesse II. Turner, LIST Vice President
Mr.. Chas III. Mitchell, Treasurer,
g james Gray, Recording Secreterv.
Rev. WIN. J. Armstrong. !
Mr. BENIN Brand, 2
+" William Allison, e.
g James Sizcr,
: Rich'd c. Wor,ham,
George lIutcheson,
= Ricl'd Whitfield,
g David l. Burr, :
$ Thomas Nelson,
Resolved That the Rev. ErHELRERr DRAKE be-
and he is hereby appointed General Agent of this
Board for six months, rcm the date of his entering
upon the duties of the Office according to a reson-
ton OF the Society adopted at the annual meeting
he'll the 9TH April last.
Extract from the minutes of the Board.
JAMES GRAY, Rec'dg Scc'y
Bible Society of Va.
n. s. The Rev. e. DRAKE. having accented the
app"ntmcnt of General Agent of the Bible Society
o! Virginia and entered upon The duties of said of.
flee all agents i'll the employment. of the Board and
those that may be dsposedt TO aid the Society in this
work Of love, will make their reports and commune
Cations to the General Agent, at Richmond.
]. GRAY, Rec'dg Secy-
ed July, 1899.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-31

Jiht1yv Satisfaction 1903 70 1917 ;pc,s;ro ~,
pun mo Circulation 3227,76 muskcts without 49,,
exported on private account; The above number were ~;
y zee a. me pubic expense. in the following pororions
- 10 10 - 3'uskes 10 The allies Of Great Britain
"ly,3"2 do 10 he English troops Of the line
..,1o5 do 10 the regular militia
I1l.'S9 do 20 Tire local militia
3p1583 DO to the different vcluccr coroe
Zi1Sl3 do 70 the marines and British nav
oF3 barrels of eunpowder were consumed IN sn ssr.
every year during the period but ina, vas r, -
"'Pl''1 a''er Vl| to Tie conclusion Df the peace.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
JUURAEYlNEN TsILORS:
Fashionable TAILORING

VOHN S. EMERSON respectfully informs his Gus
ID toners and the public generally, that hc has Just
received from New York. at his shop the Franklin
House Hotel,
The Latest FALL FASHIONS for Cen
temens Clothing, which viii enable him to have the
work ofthosc who NAV favor him with preference ex
ecuted in the most fashionable style, and which he is
determined shall be unsurpassed for correctness Of cut
ting and neatness and durability of work manship; and
he hopes, by having his work properly promptly
executed, to give general satisfaction, and insure con-
tnuance OF the patronage which he has heretofore
oeived-
Strangers and others, DESTROYS of having their work
satisfactorily made up, particularly solicited to call
and view the fashions and ascertain his prices, which
shall be reasonable.
He has on hand an excellent sssortm. Mt of Trim.
MINGs which he will furnish At reasonable prices as
they can be purchased in the town N
}. S F. having been appointed the agent Of NJ A
saeuezs patent rules and Squares together with the
fashions, informs those who aye subscribed for the
fashions that they be supplied at his shop with the
ruler and the latest improvements in cutting-fIe has
on hand few dozen first quality inch measures painted
OH both sides
Any person DESTROYS of acquiring the of cutting
from this rule, can be inst ucted, at my shop the
shortest notice; and am authorized to state, by Mr..
SagueZ, that there is other person in the town al
lowed To teach give instruction any way whatever
The terms for teaching may be known applicationto
JOHN =. EMERSON,
.agent FIR F. a. SAGUEZ.
nov2 1aw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02

,s...t r.,e q the Astor Claims is now
Gus Circuit Court, sitting in New
!. !, Several Of the ablestN lawyers in the
~" :, have been employed On this case
.o,,., them Mr. WEBSTER,
' ~. Webster lately smade most brillian,
Iow,rrul speech in Boston, on the case OF
warren Bridge; the effect Of which Is de-
.,riprd as follows:
W. are informed that the shares IN the
=, ,,.s,ovn Bridge have risen abon, four hun
C ,g Illars upoa q shore. since the delivery OF
u Webster, argument In The case against
-. Warren Bridge"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02

s>seA INDIANS A gsn lemar who passed
-, Lebanon few davs since from U
~'SKsy IGtO' ms tha, this ua,i n was late.
'"7nrd In council BY tue Agen; M. NJ
/. me- Tor the purpose OF reoei' ing proposals
pnrehase OF their lands. Our Inform
nus ~ 'ha' thew have determined no, to sell.
oe'a"ares since the sale Of their Lands
,. me since, have shown some reluctance 20
S"'.al west Of he Mississippi-a country,
an old chief WHO had visited il, describes
'un "nh "'horns and ,his,ies," producing
suh'ed deer with few or no buffalo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02

"e'rsrn, sass the Bosom Journal, Sat in
yes 'gaIon, have been made in The island Of
40 os'', espt cling thee fate OF The passenger,
|. Gre" oil he Grantees, have proved sa,is-
my ,haI they wer. not murdered by the
ale boats o. fi>nermen, but hat h" violen,
rams were the Jesuit ot famine, and were per-
'ne1 " these info tuna,es themselves, in
oil FRENZY, produce BY starva'ion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02

TIE u r'rnn,s OF Nassa, hussei's, Connec>
\" and New Hampsirr have by their several
!, nations, app"ln'ed Thursday the 26 h
"''' as dav OF i 4oksg,ving in their res
\ We o'lt'S. We hope that IN Rhode Island.
"0n and Maine, and in any other state
IN practice Of Observing this festival
aus The same day will be selected .for a
Mar purpose.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02

II, Legislature OF New Jersy assembled a,
1. Stale House in Trenton, on the 29th inst.
Alexander wurtz, Esq. of Hunterdon county,
r,,,sc,ed Speaker of,h House, without OPP
.,,aion. The Council was organized by the
.r,.On Of Edward Condic, Esq. Of Morris, as
r., President; aud James d. Wesico,t, as
STeisry.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02

n of Fredericksburg, on the 10th day Of Nav, S27,
Ftneent Moss, Plaintiff
Hsnty Bogges, defendant.
BY consent of the parties, by counsel, the Court
doth adudge, order aud decree, that unless the de.
fendsnt shall, within twelve months from The late
hereof, pay to the plaintiff the sums of one thousand
dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of six PER
centum per annum, from the first day Of October 1919
until paid (subject TO a credit of twsot eight do arg
and httysix cents. paid the 9Th day of December.
1907 thousand dollars, it'll the like interest
thereon, from the ls day Of October 1879 until pad
thousand dollars, with the like interest thereon
from the first day of April. 1919. until paid. subject %
credit Of sixty eight dollars and forty cents p
the 23d day Of March 1925; one thousand dollars vlh
the like nteres, thereon, fron the first day of April.
1890 until pail; thousand dollars, with the Ike
interest thereon from the first day Of April, 1927, until
paid thousand dollars, with the like interest there
OH. from the first day OF April. 1922. until paid; and
thousand dollars. with the like interest thereon,
from the first day Of April. 1923. until paid; and The
costs by The plaintiff expended IN the prosecution If
this suit the said defendant and his heirs, and all per-
claiming under him. be th.nceforth forever ALSO.
lute barred and forecoscd of and from all equity uf
redemption in and from tie lands and premises describ-
&, the ndenAre of mortgage, exhibited IN this cause,
bearing date the 24ih day of September, 1914 b-twe
the PENDANT Uf the part, and the plaintiff of The
other part; and that the Narsisi 0f this Court after
having given six weeks notice of the time and p!aco
thereof by advertise ment published in wspa er
printed in the Town of Alexandria do expose to sale
at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash. the
lands aud premises aforesaid and out the proce s
Of the sale, after defraying the expens. attending &c
same pay to the plaintiff the said principal sums ~
interest and the costs; and The surplus of the proceeds
of the said sale, any, the defendant, such
p-rson may be legally authorized to receiv. he
samei and report his proceedings herein TO the Court,
in order to final decree.
Cop,-Teste;
Costs s27 SO. J. II. WILLIAMS, &C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
Notices.

TIVE First Anniversary Neetlag Of the Jsnior Mis-.
si,ary Society viii be ceebnted providence p, r.
mitting) in the Church of the Episcopal Methodist,
This Evening, at 81 O'Clock which place, and at
which time the members Of the institution, together
with those who are DESTROYS Of becoming members and
the friends of Missions particularly it
Is expected the meeting wiz be made interesting by
addresses from one two Reverend gentlemen from
distance. THE MANAGERS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02

k.io,S S'e'oodis' Episcopal Church in New
b nv S Was SCI on 6re in two places on Satur
ne, -" 18th inst. between ! 1 and l2; but the
Ish e'e exllnguished before they had done
k,sS onse. The trustees Of The church have
Tr ooo0 Tor the detection Of the incendia-
|. ,,Na, were $4,000 worth Of sperm oil in
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT %
The imports of Grain have been moderate; The qua
fty of the new wheats from Ireland appears be i'm
proving Very little Oats have, vet, arrived; at
this days market there thin ATTENDANCE, If deal
ers and sales dull for almost every description of grains
superior qualities fully supported last Tuesdays quota
tons; few small parcels of new Irish Wheat and Oats
offered at small reduction in price.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKEr-ocro,

bALIiNORE MARKEr-OcTonER. ST.
FLOUR Hotcard Street.-The supplies continue to
come in freely, but the regular demand for home CON
and the transactions for export have not per-
United any stock of moment to be accumulated in the
stores. The sales from the stores have been steady
ana UNIFORM throughout the week, at IS 374 per Dbl
easi., or interest added In or two instances
small tsactoa less was taken for lot but The fair store
pnce for the week, including todae's operations must
be put down at 373 The wagon price has been
steady during the week at $ IS per barrel.
cary HHs Flour -Saes If this description have
been made this week at 50 IS per barrel some cases
on SIXTY DAYS and four months credit without interest,"
aud M others with interest added Other sales have
also been made at 81 873 sixty days credit and also
S,ih interest added. This morning, Is, full, to
"a, appear to be the asking prices We know Of no
transactions to-day, however, to establish positive
quotation.
ConS MEAL.-sales of barrels have been made at 50
50.
GBAlS.- Wheat On Monday we had pretty full
supply OF Wheat which taken at 80 20 SO cents,
IN quality, for red, and at IS los cents for white
Since then the market has been but scantiiy sup
piled, owing to the prevalence of head winds Indeed
from Tuesday to Thursday inclusive, scarcely parcel
reached the markets and owing this circumstance
the article has improved shade On Thursday car
go of Virginia red Wheat sold at SO cents. To.
day cargo ofprme red Mary land was sold at o5 cents
and another OF extra prime red 90 cents This last
SALE however, is no criterion of the The fair
quotation to-day for red Wheat is from IS to 95 cents
as IN quality. We have heard of no recent sales of
white Wheat, and we do not alter rates of last
week
Corn-small supplies this week, which go off as
fast as received Sales of old Corn have been made
Yesterday and to-day AZ 48 cts which ma, be cons
dered as the current rate In instances, choice
parcels have brought (. cent more-Sales of new Corn
have been made to-day at 81! 40 cents as IN quality
We permit our rates of last week TO stand.
Rye-ln the early part of the week, partial sales of
Rye made at 80 so cents; but the article has
since declined, and good parcels may be quoted to-day
at ~ Accents per bushel-Some of the dealers take
more extended quotation
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02

Tn, New York f, ening Pos, whose editor
., oo- of The committee to award the premi-
M for ,ragedy for Mr.. E. Forrest, mentions
,At , deci.ioa has been made in favour Of a
pis, presented by Mr.. John A. Stone, Of the
cb,,nui stree, hea're, en,nied Maidmora.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
ALEXANDRIA.

NOTICE is hereby given to the hnders OF stock J"
~ this Company, that an election will be held at
their Office on the first Monday Of November nert, be.
ing the second day thereof from ten Till two O'Clock,
G,r twelve Directors to serve for year thence en-
suing. ID. NIho-o, Se@
TIE transfer book will be closed from Thursday,
eeh October, at prece ding. until after the cleo
ton seP' %3-iaWt%f'"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
Notice To Tai.o-s

Vie subscriber, living in Middeburg. Louloun coun
ty, IVA SO miles west Of Alexandra, Immediate
y on the Turnpike Road leading to Winchester, will
give constant empoyment-Me year round-to EIGHT
JOURAEYlNEN T3ILORS;
good workmen, and of steady habits whom liberal
wages, and continual seat Of rAsHfoSAsLs WORK will
be given. Men of the above profession wishing con.
slant and profitable situation would do well to call as
early possible, the subscriber will pay the stage
fare of those that may call OH him between this time
and the goth instant.
THOMAS W. DORMAN
nov 2-eo1m Hiddteburg
The National Intel'igenccr will insert the foregoing
in each paper for mouth and forward their account
to Mldleburg for collection A..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02

Salt. &c
Innn bushels ground alum and coarse salt
lUUU SO sacks fine do
SIS kegs butter. Of good quality
20 coils cordage, assorted sizes
90 chests, half DO. and boxes imperial and
gunpowder tea
100 bbls common and old whiskey
20 bags ST Domingo and Rio coffee
hhds and 80 bbls N. o. sugar, some low
price
do and tierces molasses
1000 lbs loaf and lump augar
40 bbls prime No shad
~ key, Carrots snuff
10 casks sweet malaga wine
Together with general assortment of
Spices, Hines, Liquors, and Groceries
r. & w. RAMSAY.
TO RENT.
A. store on Ramssy's wharf The stand is equal
E% to ANY in town for business. Apply as above
ost 26-eO6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
MARRIED.

At the residence of W. H. Jenifer, in Wasbinrton
City, on the 29th instant, by the Rev. Mr. Matthews.
iHoMAs Gs FIFTH, Indian Agent at Natchitoches, to
Mss CAraARsE, daughter of the late JAMES PArros,
Esq British Vice Consul for Alexandra, d. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02

The Petersburg ln'elligencer informs us
,hl, in cons, qurnce of Information received
rom the Cry of Ha,hinsr9 gu. (where one Of he
gsug had been eak,n up, aud made disclosures
o., or tao persons have beexuapprehended and
to@mi ell to Jail in that OWF, on charge OF
baking ard u',e'ing coun q money.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02

The October number Of the AFRICAN REPo
sroaY IL now on our table, aud contains much
n, ,er Interesting TO the friends of the Coloui-
2 ion Society.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02

\. sA'c. In Gslisanian's Paris Messenger,
NC reorganizalioo Of the department Of
Nm ." Affairs, under The new French ministry
,,d ~ 10 re dismissal or elimiaa alton Of one
'u and thlr'y-four clerks of all classes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02

'eae bnres, celebrated political emisary,
,n"'sd suicide, lately at Pris, from an inn
I'M eaF OF beng prosecuted by some pow
pe'sonas,s of the French court. 1t Oft
F'Urtun.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02

v,vu-rh, U. S ship Erie, David Con-
ECO commander, a. Norfolk, is now ready
90, and will sail first wind. Her des,ina-
=, ;s said 10 be Vera Cruz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.

Do~etaA Of The Bishops Slesus 1t appears
I'm The last intelligence from Paris, tina Bish-
'p sesrs have been discarded. A French pa.
W TO conceal a personal d,formi'y. hsquiss
ai IL pqcs,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
Notice.

an the 9th March last, requested my creditors to
~ give me six months more upon their various
claims against me. Not having been able to pay all
and most of the few remaining having expressed will
lngness extend the indulgence, ask it of all that
do remain, and for the last time for six months more
Most respectfully and gratefully,
oct 5-2aw3y OHIO w. CALLS,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02
DIED,

In Washington on Friday evening last. after short
'i'ness' IN the Slst year Of his age Mr. WILLIAM L.
KENNEDY, merchant, lately Of Alexandra
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02

DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT 2S.
We had moderate supplies of Gram at market to-day,
with good demand for " heat at Improvement of
l. per care.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-02

.p s" tine sr s, ,ss~.a 1S ps.
here been so great an emigration from the
SNe az during The present fall. From one
snail section Of Montgomery county nine'y
Ear prisons have removed 10 Missouri. One
sd and no' a small one, resulting from this, is,
aal emierants sell their farm, upon d credit
hapar' OF the money. aud generally sell their
cher property upon credit also, which indu-
ts maay TO purchase articles they do no, need,
rdIO give extravasan,ly high prices for them.
a time passes swiftly on (says ;he Sentinel }
Rgday will 500" arrive, and hundreds, We fear,
vi Ind themselves unprepa red for il, and we
hrlhase he scenes Of 1919 20 acted over again.