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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

PRsvfDENcE, r. !. July 1O.-An affair occurred 10
ms town within iew days, which in all human prob
ability will lead 10 announcements which will itnp-
cate individuals IN Of tic most outrageous and MA
nous copspiraciss that dsgaeed the character of
man Individuals are said 70 be involved in e. who
nave heretofore been looked upon men entitled N re
spee' confidence, and yeneraion We throw out these
ua'nhaols nuend0es," not from disposition TO give
rise 70 unnecessary gossip and curious speculation IL
e probable. tdai tie lapse Of few days will bring
things 70 light and EXPOSE one Of the bIackes, deeds
Wat human dePavy could conceive. For the credit
Of the character Of ,le town, we hope that public ex
pect3tion may mol be realized
. T~lfif te4t-s ~ ,..... a.- -t.. t.tf.s,
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FROM BUEVOS-AVppe

NET YORK, July 10 The u. s. shin Boston eo-
tain fof man, arrived This nort Yesterday from R,,s
nos Ayres and Non,evleo having Ief he c,rnor LIZ
on tn ioih May. and the latter on the 81 June W.
@@h rom me OH ers that a. late the Goth IL Nav
ne e'y o, busno Ayres remained under the govern
neh' o. haya''e, W % was, however, daily losing
ground and becoming unpopular with the cItizens -
The place was closely invested ny the Montaneros
under the command OF Generals Iopez and Ro,, ,yho
had poSsession OF the suburbs. Some skrmi.hine bad
occurred since the date oi former accounts b,
thing decisive. The officers with whom we have rom
versed OF opinion hat the place would sboyv rJ,
"a consequence OF an insut TO the French Consul M
Mendeville and the French Commodore the Latter bad
aken possession Of all ths Burnos Ayfean vesssis -
war Mr. Mendeville and family had taken ref,1c a.
BOARD The commoloros ship The House Of Dana and
Carnan Of Buenos Ayres had failed and caused nncS
distress. S "'SN"
The U; s. ships HudsOn Ond yandalia sailed in com.
pany with tho Boston, bonDI TO Rio
letter was received al Monieyideo about Ist June
from our Consul al Bucnos Ayrcs in which h. sfa,s
ed mat the eontanrros Fsderali. party had posses
mediate vicinity. " '''i'
We are indebted 10 Mr. Williams. of Salem. pssso,.
ger 10 inc Boston tor an account ofsevera of the s. g.
"""e's' "'i' OF vessels lett tsuer. lido.
Latest from Rio de Janet o--Tbc editors oftbe nat
r'ors american have received adgjces from Rhode ia
metro to the 18th May inclusive. letter unor 1T sc
an May says 80 Flour 10 email quantities is ceiling
=, wv me consumption Of Ibis article hss fallen OF
on Loudon has declined TO rs 3D. The new cron
o. Coiiee Is beginning 10 come in and we are in hopes
Of purchasing IN the course cf > month nj sn .
GREAT BRITAIN AND BRATt5.
The letter says:Ns The cai,,s ~ 49,. r,..,..,
Government Brazil for spoiisfions e.n,t,es ~ ~,
latter on The comncrcc Of the former, have been al
lusted to io amount ~ CAP 600 rlino. re .at -
the milfca is 6xed al 32d" o Wv ~
lstter OF May 10 statcs, that the John Alexander
tom Alexanlria and the ship Augusta from New Vol,
we1 'Vsr oao arrived Business was doll, and no
gcod 'ohee IN market The Brazilian Government hsd
prolonged INC period for permitting The prosecution ~
The Sicre Trade for sx months from August
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IgloIu ,ho ". 8. CouricT and Rnanller. ]

l5rou tho ~. Y. Courier and Enquirer.J
FHB KEY WEST TRAGEDY We have received the
following s'atement from the brother Of The late Mr.
McRea 1t s written in temperate and dispassionate
mood, which entities il TO respectful attention Ii pre.
sen's amentable picture Of female depravity, and
while il does not pretend tojusy either Capt Hawkins
the late Mr.. McRea. il shows that they were b,h
victims TO the arts Of Others
TO TIE PUBLIC.
The undersigned Is a brother OF The late VIM A Iii
son McRea, who was murdered by Charles f. Hawkins
at Key West, on Sunday, the oath May last.
Ills with great reluctance that undertake this
am compelled TO appear in public journal TO contra.
diet the misrepresentation hch have been published
in relation 10 the perpefa OF this atrocious act and
the causes which led to it, Reluctant I am 10 ap
PEAR before YOU, and sincere in this declaration
yet know il 10 he my duty Silence on my part might
be construed by the friends Of nv late brother into
want Of affection and proper regard for his memory and
by his enemies and the public who unacduanted with
the Circumstances, into acknowledgement of the truth
Of the statements ALLUDED 10.
On my arrival at this city, from Key West, on the
23th June, In looking over the newcomers ! founf
among other accounts Of this murder the following from
the Savannah Republican OF the Sih OF June, which
has been extensively copied into other prints
9 Ii appears that these gentlemen had long been a
variance, arising from Illicit intercourse betweer
Mciea and the wife Of Capt Hawkins Previous 10 a
discovery Of this. Capt Hawkins had enjoyed Mr.
McRca council in very important law case,
hen nd still pending in the courts Al Key West. Ais
Capt II. discovered MeReds intimacy will, his wife, I
duel ensued. which resulted (after The EXCHANGE Of
shos) in McPea's receiving hall in his high CAPT
II. then left Key West for Mexico, and had been ali
sent for four months, when his rcturn ne learnt his
wife had been sent her family by the friends of Cspf
II on account Of the renewal Of her intercourse will
McRea, and that Mr.. McRea had stated publicly thi,
improper conduct to Mrs. r. Mcisea had further ao.
grovated Hawkins, by receiving lee aud appearing 4,
counsel for the opponents OF Hawkins in the psnjins
law suNs, alter having been feed by Hawkins and II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

River dragged their anchors. Tho steamboat CLac-
eor Livingston parted her stern FAST and swung round
IRON the wharf towards the sream--the wind sudden
W shed, and she returned the wharf in safety
was reported last evening that three four Lous:s
In Fourth-st blown down. ~
NJ Y. Mere. Ado. June lS o.
SAFE Of West's Paintings -Bclrs weekly Messen.
gives an sccount OF the third aud final days sale of
We ua"ery OF Wesrs Pictures. The grand total OF
The sales. amounted tn E25 0t0 I2s.
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Bl0nat's drqtl on Secretary Of no. for

The above bills. believe, were drawn in favor Of
and endorsed by VIM. b. Lewis.
w. TANNEHILL. Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

Ep; cosal Church, from Hampton.
This morning the PRESIDENT is to review the regi-
ment stationed at the Fortress and will embark at o.
clock for Washington, in the Steam Boat Potomac.
DEPARTURE OF THE PRESIDENT.
J,iy 1.-The President Of tho U. States. his suite,
their families and the officers. who accomp anied them
on their late visit, embarked yesterday about noon from
Fortress Monroe board the am boat Potomac un.
der national salute. and proceeded for Washington
The battalion stationed ut the post, under the command
OF Col House. parsded 10 o'clock were ed by
the President, performed many handsome manaruvres
in superior style and the exercises OF the battery dis
played much science.
A number Of citizens waited upon the President to
the moment oil his DEPARTURE and took their leave OF
him IN tho most respectful and cordial manner regret
ing the short time to which his visit restricted by
his public engagements. The General responded TO them
with warmth Of feeling expressive Of deep sensibl
~ to the kindness oil his reception, and the hospitality
his enter ainers.
The fIon. Secretary of the Navy, Mr. Branch. came
up irom Old Point, last evening with CON- Barron. in
molore. He will embark on board the Couste llation
this morning early, as she will sail for New York
soon as the tide iavors tBeGc0a.
The U. $. frgate Constellation, Capt. wadswor,i,
now at anchor OF the new Naval Hospital, we under
stand will sail for New York this day, wind wea
ther permitting; whsre she will receive on board Mr.
McLane, Minister TO the Court OF St. James, end Mr.
Rives. Minister to the Court Of France with their suites
and Will proceed direct 10 England, thence France
and Afterwards 10 the where Ills expect
ed she " i'll relieve the riga,e Java The lion Secre
tary OF the Navy, will 60 round to New York in the
Constellation
We are favored with the following list Of the Officers
of the Constellation.
A. s Waisworih, Esq. Commander
LicufenantS-Hram Paulding Alex'r r$kridge,
Franklin Buchanan, William Pearson, William Green
Roh't ID Thorburn
Sailing Wasier-Fia Alien Deay.
Surs e0n-Willam Swift
PurSer-Chares o Handy.
Lieut.. .Marin6s-Charles Grymes
Surgeons .Edte-Amos O.. Gambrll
hVnen-Edward III. Hubbard, Richard l.. Page
Augustus Marrast, Thomas w Brent, Lewis Ogden
Daniel Cameron, James + Brown, Thos r. Roo,os
stephen w wilkinson, William o Slade, Thomas NJ
Petwsy, William II Ball, Charles +. Mcintosh William
Leigh, Robert II Calhoun, NJ G. l.. Claiborne John
Rodgers, James X Bowie, Stephen Decatur, David D.
Porter John l.. Taylcr.
Scho0inidster- Enoch C. Wines
Captains Clerk --Jcscph Swesey.
B0otStoain-Jamrs Mrngies
SdiiliGker-Be njamn Crow I'D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

Extract ola letter 10 a gentleman Of this city, dated
LEXGaGToH, ny July4
" The tial Of MIR. WickliRs for shooting Mr. Ben
ning. tie editor Of the Kentucky Gazette aferoccupy
ng tne Court four and hall DAYS, has ended this day
Ihe jury alter retiring about fifteen minutes, brought
ia verdict Of MOI G. lilty fBoH PAT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

PHILADELpmA, July 13--Mr. Rives our new
Minister to France arrived IT, th city on Saturday
evening and took lodgings at Mr. Heads Qhe Mansion
| HOuse) rTT & no--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

peroIme5 by The Rev. Mark l.. Cbeyels, Of the
Epi 'cosal Church, from Hampton.
This morning the Presidents to review the regi-
ment stationed at the Fortress; and will embark III o.
clock for Washington, in the Steam Boat Potomac.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

uscoxsaries and iuxuries at ie which wants OF
their ances may require The lands between the Ter
ritoria line OF Arkansas and the Great Praies by
Gar the richest have ever seen. beautifully unduated
aud well watered, and certainly more congenia to the
rearing Of stock Of every description than any other
the United States. Thus while every inducement to
the arts Of husbandry increased and the means OF
living rendered secure and easy the boundess prars
will afford perpetual supply OF game, particularly the
Bufilo and Beaver, which have been long since ex-
tinct with the Indians this side the Mississippi be-
sides immense herds OF wild horses. animal which
they holt in no little estimation.
delegation OF five of their disting ushed men
sent last Winter to the old nation to- the purpose
Of explaining the advantages of their country, and
to do away the prejudces created by schicvous and
designing people interested in their remaining where
they are They the bearers Of numerous letter.
and talks, not one OF which, undertake to say, brsat
ell such sentiment as that confined in the Phoenix.
Yours, very respectfully,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17
HOY. S. ID IxGMAn,
Secretary of the Treasury.

The Boston Gazette states that the duties he car
OF the shin franklin, from Canton, which arrived
Boston on Wednesday, will amount 10 about one hun
dred and ten thousand dollars The increased dutie
silks, which took effect the Goth u will enhanc,
the aggregate amount Of the duties Of the Franklin
cargo several thousand dollars
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21

A correspondent Of rhe New Y rk CONNER.
c,L gives the following accom-, u: sam Pa'.h's
hy iump-,he last in realty.
S,m Pa,ch made hi, last jump 'hi' afternoon.
\, Jamped from a fran; rs frel above me
,,scIpice. Those who werr Gear h,m Say, he
"a, quite drunk An a,Irmp'. | understand,
vas made TO prevent his Jumping; bus an i'm
rsrs- crowd II people had assembled, AVID he
ns,ed thai there should bc mo mistake.
He seemed 70 have los, The coR'roul OF his,
limbs His arms we're raised ahnIe his "eNd,
ISL, ID Of being as usual, by his sid when he
., inro the water. lie did not re appear,
asl has dis body We, been found.
Ishall mol attempt ,n desc Ibe the sensation
shich this horrible sceue excited, ana snail
lave o,htrs 70 commeo' upon the wickedo-s
d permitting such a criminal Exposure of hu'
nat ie.
The height Of the falls, down which this p'o'
sr,ch leaped, was 100 feet, and the staging IS
making in all, i25 feet
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21
FINN the .Salep, Gazslfe.

TINS Jxws.-rnere ate several enthusiastic
men in G Cd, Brir sin-lrving, Cunningham,
Noel, Drummond, Sc. who ale zeaiousiy prop
assrng singular notions respecting ne mi'!en-
aiam, hey maipr.in tha, the Jews are soon To-
b. restored TO Palestine. and that Jesus Chris;
viii again appear personally a, jerusalem anc
e,labllsh splendid political kingd m, \"
WITCH The saints are 10 shars his rs,gn. IL
eems ;ha, Mr. Wolf, the Mis>io'ary, has en-
brlc-d this doctrine, AID is preaching u 10 the
lev, at J.ruv lem. In le,ier dated In thai
city in April last, hr says;
proclaimed for some months To 'he Jews
he gres, rurh-6rst. that Jrsus If Nazareth
calqr the first time TO the earth de>p'sed and
rel ced Of men to die for poor s,nne,s; and
secondly tia, he viii come again with glory
aud nj sty, a ID Glorious in hi, spoarel. md.
travelling in me g,ea,nrs- of his strength. he
will come l., Sun OF Man. in the wear ls47
10 the clouds Of H,av-n and gather all the
lrihrs Of Israel, aud go,er6 in person as ma"
and God in toe lueral city Of Jtrnsalem, with
hts sain 5, aud b. ad1red in the Temple WI" n
viii be rehnii', aud ,hus he shall govern loco
Year., and Jose Oh Wolf, snail ste with my
own eyes Abraham, Isaac snd jacob M 'heT
bodies, Ia their glor.6rd bodies! and saaii
Sc thee, Elijah aud thee, lsaish, and thee. Jerr
nllh, aud thee, David who's" songs have guild
ed me to Jesus of Nazareth. l ,hall ses you all
hs,e at J,rusa EN-, where | an nov wr'ing
these lines These were topics upor watch
spoke, not only with Jews, bu, likewise with
some Mussulmans.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21
Marshut's Sale

1 Tnsspcrior Court Of Chancery, held in the town
rl"ee"t Moss, Pla'nf:G
Hsni 3 Bogge,. defendant.
Hy consent Of the parties. by counsel. IT, Court
doth adjudge, order and decree, that unless the de.
fendan, shall, within twelve months from the date
hereof, pay to the plaintiff the OF one thousand
dollars, with interest," thereon. at tbs rate If Fix per
centum per anmm, from the first day OF October 1879
until paid (subjec TO credit Of Twenty eight dollars
and fifty six cents paid the 27,h day of Deee nber
1920, on, thousand dollars, with the like interest
tlcfeon, from the lt day Of October. 1872 until paid,
thousand dollars, with the like interes, thereon
from the frs day Of April 1919, until paid subject to
u crel. Of sixty eigh dollars and forty cents paid
the Esd day Ur March 1875, one thou .and dollars with
the like interest thereon from the first dsy of April
1870. until pad thousand dollars, with tie like
interest thereon from III. first day of April 1921 until
paid; thousand dollars, with the Ike interest there
on from the first day Of April. 1884, until paid; end
thousand dollars. with the like interest thereon
from the first day of April 1923, until paid; and he
costs by The plaintiff expended in the pro>rcutin Of
this suit the said def ndant and his heirs and m per.
claiming under him, be the nceforh forever abso.
utely barred and f0rcclossd Of and from all equity uf
redemption in and from the lands aud premises descrb.
ed in the ndcnt.re mortgage. exhibited this Cause
bearing date the 24h day Of Septt mber 1914 tween
the defendant Of the one part and the plaintiff of The
other parti and that the Marshal Of this Court after
having given six weeks notice 1T the time and place
thereof by advertise ment published in ne wspapey
printed in the Town Of Alexandra do expose TO sale,
ut public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash. the
lands and pr, afoe and out the proceeds
of the sale, after defayng the expenses attending the
same pay to the plaintiff the said principal sums and
interest and the costs; and the surplus OF the procds
of the said sale, If any, pay to the defendant to such
p.rspn as may be legally authorized TO receive the
same and report his proceedings herein to the Court
in order to final decree.
Gopr-Tcste:
Costs So7 IS. J. H. WILLIAMS, c. C..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21
AN that Trect Of I.anA.

yng and being in tile county aforesaid. wherein the
plaintiff (vinceni Noss) formerly resided and which
is composed of the several following tracts. One
Tract. formerly the property " Nathaniel Moss
which stands the dwelling house, one other Tract, pur-
chased by the said Vincent Moss Of George Fisher; and
other Tract, purchased by iezekah Glssscock and
said Vincent Moss Of Caleb Nht4cre, on which has
been erected merchant min, &c. which mill has been
recently burnt-the whole bounded by Goose Creek.
BYRD q. WALLER,
deputy Of John Ssanard. N +. Z. D.
oct lS-2awt2SNoy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21
Committed to this Jail,

As a Runaway, Negro Man. who avs his ,Ame 10
n TON. We is about feet high and r.ther slender
mid Df black complexion. aud appears to be between
80 and IS Years Of age, he has his right TEN.
pie, gong rather over the eye
n. saws he belongs To a Mr.. Mcpherson, Q son Of
General II. ,herson decd, Of South Carolina; that he
was bought b, Gen Mcpherson when he was quite
young, and when the estate OF Mr Edward Perry Was
foot from Charleston
NE cced himself previous tohis unrest, by the name
of MARTIN NIcxoELs; lays he got of from Charleston
in vessel, about yesr' ago Tie has aso stated that
he lived with man BY the name of Knight, who kept
. timber ward in Charleston. TDuS STEEL,
? nov ,6 cot Jai'or, hlexsodris.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21
Occnauan Cotton Factory.

VNHR s,bscribersare receiving from their Factory
L a, Occoqian, Va. regular supplies Of COTTON
Y9RN from No. 4 to No. 18, which is warrant, to
be Of the very best quality and will be furnished,
either ut the Factory at their Store in Alexandria
on accommodating terms.
s ~ & s. w. JANNEY.
or The public 'are respectfully requested keep
in view the distinction between the Occoqusn Yarn
and the Eastern Yarn, which is labelled though g
were manufactured by Jos. Janney & Co.
oct I2-2aw3a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21

:. gou,e Of Assembly Of New Jersey, on
=. insrsnr, the following preamble and
n,;oos we're offered for consideration
'n..,,,s The inleres, and. prosper,,y Of he
WV Jersey, in comr1o6 With the other
y. e n. Union, essentially depend upon
..,,r pro,ecl ion and encouragement oil DO
x,yvFacruaEs AND NOME INDusTRY.-
= sbrrrss, The TARiFs lasely es,ablished by
'4 a i, calculated 20 sFord such pro,ec-
'D' Sd rpcouragemen', to inspire spiri, OF
% 81 en'erprise and incns,ry, and topro-
he wealth and intesnal resources OF oar
a,. s,, T which can never he'd wh'lsde-
E's,.r ar f,rrirn manuise|1ses: -Thsrefars,
o''al,,d by the C0rncil aud Genera al As.
Wv Of Ite State OF New Jersey, Thatshr
a,,or, and Representatives OF this State, tn
\. cooprrss Of he Uoi ed States, De, and 'ney
reJy esiej by their votes aud inH"'
~, in hat body, to oppose rePeal, or any
!: mod;6csiion or alteration OF he existing
:, a az may lessen or impair the encourage
"a, and D, protection now Horded TO the me
: .;c, and manufacturers Of our country.
Resolved, That the Governor OF his STATE,
!, and he is hereby reqnes'ed, to cause Copy
1 b. foregoing Preamble and Reso'onons o
!, forwarded t. each OF the Senator'S and Ne
,.,,O,,,ives 10 Congress from this Safe
,h,r debate, by ,o'e Of % o II, the House
.,,0oa,d n, consideration OF the resolutions,
= in orher words, rejected them. We Expect
hear mex, that Pennsylvania is opp"s' d 10
!, Tariff, aud Massao huset,s In favor OF jack
N We Sondrr a. nothing these days.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21

In washington, on Tuesday evening. by the Rev.
Mt hAw'ey' H.HnT r. rAxIo., Esq. Of Londsn. to
1Asl widow Of the late Capt JAxss p,v.xrrr. Of Alex.
andria, ID. C.
AT Aonta'yie. on the i7th instant, by the Rev. Mr..
fairc'ough. Hxsar JAMESON, Esq Of Frederick. to
crIxsrIA jazz. eldest daughter Of A. W. P,Iuss. ESQ
Of Prince Georges. Nd
On the 22d July last at the Island Of Tenos, in the
Archipelago, the Rev. JONAS KIze. one of the Amer.
can Agents in Greece. to Miss AM AspAsIA Nxseus,
q Greek lady Of Smyrna. A letter from Smyrna says:
" This event viii 6x Mr. King in Greece. where he has
had most favorable introduction to both rulers and
people. and has wids field Of usefulness open before
him
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21

nd injustice. Glory 10 the great b..
:,.i'a, 'aS who makes so noble use o!
s'sg%,,.n, army being judged necessary for the
Ah".adom measures have been taken
t,sO''0 80 II ont of the wrecks OF the Jew
Ea i's' wao raisee in Holland by louis Buo'
Fh Si"'''Iu the Israeliles who were en-
tap',n., -. various departments Of the Dutch
Io' eo are 10 obtain superior pos's
i5nn Co,ernment Of Jerusalem, and the
'f'r y" Of their Journey are TO be paid them
4, ,lyauee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21
Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company,


Company,
WAsHlNGToN, AUo. %, 1929
N1OTICE is hereby given, that an instamens OF two
~ dollars and fit, cents per share on every share OF
s,ock in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, is
required TO BE- pad the Sd day of November next
and further instaInent Of two dollars and fifty cents
ner share on the Sd Jay of December next-whch in.
Sediments must be paid the Cashier or other proper
officer If either Of the following Banks for the credit
of the chesapeake aud Ohio Canal Company, viz:
he Branch OF the Bank Of the United States at
Washington.
The bank of Washington, at Washington
- p,,r;o,;c Rank do.
The Bank of the Metropolis, do.
The Farmers aud Mschanics' Bank, al Georgetown.
The Back Of Alexandra, at Alexandra.
The Bank Of Potomac, DO
The Farmer Bank of Alexandra, do
The Nechaaics' Bank of Alexandra, do.
The iiayerstown Bank. in tiagerstown, Md and
The Branch Of the Valley Bank. IN Charies,own, Va
a nv order of the President and Directors:
JOHN p. INGIE,
Clerk Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.
sept l--lawt3dDcc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21
NNMaWay

NNNAWNy
ERON the subscriber. living in Prince George coun-
Il ~, Maryland, at Broad Creek Viii, ON Friday night
last, negro woman ns'n d
JE WY,
generally called jim, about IS old; about feet
or inches high, quite black, and smiling count,-
mace and shows her teeth when she laughs Her left
arm i, a, easily perez we'd It e,.n'ned She carried
ava, with her, her female CHILD. .bou, two years
oil. which had the wIooplns ugn The child was
of lighter color han tn,
viii give SO ward for appreh-nding and curing
the SAID negro woman and chIid, - hit I ct them
.g.in ViLLL4H E PUUPHREY
nov ls-3t' Prince Georges County. ND
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-21
COMMERCIAL.

Fen The N.so York Journal Of Commerce Of Wednesday,
Too O'Clock.
Tax Nrws AND TIE MAnkErs gave az =
tle Monday but this morning are up again to SiS[
20 buyers. rhe news from England, OF an advance Oh
sd and from Havre Of extensive demand, have pro-
ieced 6rmness in the cotton market at former prces
which were quite as high a. the foreign markets were,
and now are There H. however. too little stock
Tor much business to be done All sorts OF Flour are
to-day about IS cents lower than At the close OF ast
week. with dull market. Ely's brand WAS sold TINS
morning at IS So