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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-30

about to seize him. The sigh, Of h,
tor, "s,eeped in the colours Of bis ,r,d .s's
his knife unmannerly breeched ~" , u
threw the poor coun'ryman into fresh s's'
lie appealed 10 :he by>standers for n, ss0rs
against the artist, who he said was in S''a
Of killing dozen men every dav .N. u
wished to despatch him. Appears,. ,u1 ta
against the. artist. He was immcdi,,,Ir W.
and cries of Burke him !" resound,a *at
sides. Some Of the crowd, 10 the ls;. ~
their Indignation, proposed 10 sacrifice ST. ~ 4
the spot with his own knife bu, Other, "I y
knowing, thought it better that, for III. "a n%
example, he should undergo the cer.m %"
trial previously to execution his des,h n.
yer, with or without law, wa, a thing d..,~.'
ed. Nothing can be grrarer Than the ,,,a':f
ment Of he artist at bring taken INTO en.'S
under such extraordinary eircumstancs,'
unfortunately being Gas before stated, A. =,
with an impeachment in his speech, his ,ba. =
attempts al explana ion were looked vo,.
so may proof, Of his gull, he was F w.,
dragged OF 10 Bow.stleei, when som, ~
neighbors intrrirred in his beha'f and s'h
vored o explain the mistake With cor,L"
bic difficulty the mob was persuaded to r,.'
the artist TO his own house; but i, wa, NJ, :!
a deputalion from the crowd had insn.esJ, \
premises and tas'ed The colour, 10 Satisfy IN.
selves hat il was not blood, that ne Va, ca,
liberty.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-30
EartheMWare and China

RoBERT II. MILLER has just received fron !,
IL erpool, per ships Pioneer and BOSTON,
l65 crates and hogsheads Of Eartienrc,.
China. Cc.-which enables him to offer an u,a,s
extensive and beautiful assortment Of goods
English and French china dinner.se,s
Assorted crates, in the original package
Rich cut pressed and moulded glass
Pipes in boxes, olsck lead and sand cnucibles
Portable cooking furnaces, stonewsre
Plated and jipanncd casters. &C &c. eo',
o. Genius of Liberty. Virgni. Gazette. Wine..y,
Republican, and Woodstock paper, will puoLsh 4
above and charge RIM
sent DC
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-30
Notice.

To Proprieto,s Of Fishing Land,nss s, a"'
aN0thers concerned in Fishing the o"| ~
0fthe Potomac and other R,rerS ~ % .,
vieinity, where Fish are caught al A' ~
gular season for putting up. ,,a.
A MEETING is propose6 to be held in dtI'1~,
"A on III. first Monday in December next, at the W.,
of WTLiam B. Stuart. Team Boat HoteD tor ".
pose of making arrangements which may be aU 5a
beneficial to the proprietors and occuPers OF e
ent Landings in relation to the sale Of Fih he !,
season. In making this call, all persons
especially invited to attend. aug25-eotisnU"---
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-30

NJ. MILLER & son, offer for sale
Al HHDs. Porto Rico sugar
lV SO bbls do do
20 hhds w. l molasscs
1000 bush. ground alum salt
500 &c cheap dark do ,p,
so kegs manufactured tobacco Cray
so boxes do do do ) kc! SUD
20 casks French Madeira wine
10 smeet Malaga do
8 Lisbon do
1000 hides, Of various qualities
20 bbls tanners oil
100 bbls mackerel, No. r
20 boxes Goldfish smo-~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-30
Fall Goods.

NHARLEs BENNETT has reeeiped, and If" f
~ safe. whoissnle and retail
Superfne black, Navy blue and olive clOths
Black, dark blue and steel mixed keneyme'es
Fine blue and steel mixed sattinetn
Ladies' dark blue and claret hsbit-coihS
variety Of milIed drab cloths and kerseys
bale Of very stout English drab and minedt'
Ladies' hoskin and York tan gloves
Gentlemen's English doe,kin ditto, of first qlF
Flag, Madras, aud company bandanna hdsi'
Black Italian and English sewing.silks Of Is Y
general assortment of cotton, silk and hnD
wool hose
few dozen Of first quality ladies' blisk '~
slate worsted hose
Cotton balls, assorted. from 90 to 60
100 packs a. d and so, German pins qualify W.
Die very superior to English a,
Rose blankets, heavy, full sized English ron .
to 1874
Irish linens and diapers, Domestic goods
A general assortment of brown and beaehec ~
tons; amongst the latter some Of extra qualify j"
tation Of Madras cottons
case very stout 81 sheetings
Two bales domestic kerseys for negroes
bale Of 30 No. linseys, very good qaih9
White, red. yellow and green Aanneh,
Superfine, A. and 8 bed ticks and eneSh
SEINE TN ZINE and SHOE THREAH
sept %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-30

sugar. ,.s
IN HHDs. prime. New Orleans .ugs[, r rO c.
~ sept22 WIN Fo"I"
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
New.York. Feb. 2.

Aa
 FoREIsN NEws.-'The George ClinF0nafom Liverpool, which sine left on the 27th efI1tc. and the Henry w from Havre of 9Hth Dec. hiring us intei'lpr nee later by few days than that before r.ceived.
 The Better of the duke of Wellington to tht' TCS.i1olic Primate of Ireland puts at rest th, { report that it was the purpose nf the present / British Cabinet to recommend Catholic E. 1. mancipatiOn. The disappointment thus DC casionrd, is, in the Dukes letter, adrnitiy sought to be thrown on the violence and tiir- y1Dlence of those who have advocated this measure.
 Our Paris papers are to the 25th of Dec.- The extracts they furnish from German pa pers add little to our previous Knowledge ot events from the theatre of war.
 From the Messager des Chambrcs. German paneps state that letters have heen received in Vienna from Brody. in Gallicia. importing that towards the end of November a violent storm on the Black Sea sunk sever al Russian transports charged with munitions and provisions for Varna. It is added, that the vessel having on board the cannon fror that place destined by the empernr to the c. rection at Warsaw of a monument to Wladis- laus w. had also perished off the port of Bur- gos. Other accounts state the safe arrival Ol this vessel.
 The Gazette of Augsburgh says, an exam. ination was about to be made into the con duct of the Diyan of Walachia, accused o having caused a loss fSOO,0O0 ducats to the Russian armies by a failure of supplies.
 In order to check the progress-always in- creasing--of the pest, in the military hospi- tals, the sick are ordered to be transported out of the city (Bucharest}in order to under go a quarantine of 21 days, when they may be brought back.
 g The Turks have, we learn, been considera- bly, reinforced at Girgowa.- General Roth, who is expected daily at Wallachia, is to be replaced in his sc0mmand at Bazardy, by Gen. KrOMts. i.s af*ts Ata Walachia is infested. in addition to all its other calamitiss, by .hordes of wild boafs and wolves, who 4deyastate every thing.
 The Dublin Evening Post of tho 23d Dec. contains the following letter addressed to Dr. Curtis, the Catholic Primate of Ireland: ! London, De. III, 1928.
 My Dear Sir:-I have received your letter of the 4th inst. and assure you that you do me justice in believing that am sincerely anxious to witness the settlement of the Ro- man Catholic Question, which by beneitting the state would confer benefit on every in- diyidual belonging to it. But confess ] see no prospect of such settlement. Party has heen mixed up with the consideration of the Question to such degree, and such violence peryades every discussion of it, that it is inn possible to prevail upon men to consider it < dispassionateiy. a < If we could bury it inoblivion for a short time, and employ that time 1.-the considera- ton of it's difficulties on all sides, for they are very great, should not despair of seeing a satisfactory result.
 Believe me, my dear Sir, ever your most faithful, humble servant, s a8 ,s
 WELLINGTON. q
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12
CONGRESS.

The following short debate took place upon MT. Johnson's presenting the Report respect ing the Mails on the Sabbath: ,e
 MT. Johnson. of Kentucky. from the Com mittee on the Post Office and Post Roads, to whom had been referred several petitions in relation to the transportation and opening of the mails on Sunday. made a report conclud- ing with a resolution, that the Committee be discharged from the further consideration of the subject. y#saa-asae
 Mr.. J. moved that the reading of the Re- uort he dispensed with ,and that it he printed. He requested that more than one copy for each senator should be prov osided.that he might send copies to his constituents. He believed that legislation on the subject was highly im- proper ,and that nine hundred and ninety nine \sn a athousand were opposed to any legislative iSrterference. ce.inasmuch as 1t would have ten dskcy to unite religious institutions with the royernment. u
 Mr. Chambers moved that one thousand CO., n;es be Aprinred, and MT. Hayne that three thousand copies be printed for the use of the Senate. A 6 5s. 7ss.
 MT. CkdudEey said he had no objection to 4he nrinting Nf asy number Of copies, except as to inc principle St did not appear to him that it was right Q otder large number of cOpies to bc printed 1htill the Senate knew what it was. and that they should not be or jiered until the report had been road, as it might seem to imply that they approved of the report. sHs <ASs \.
 MT. Johnson said he iaadlm to dispense with the reading Ofthe report, because he did X not wish to trouble the Senate with the read, ing of any of his reports. He believed fhesS; petitions and tneynorials ip relation t2 Sunday mails, were but the tenteging wedge of ' schetnS t0 make this government Il religious instead of q sociai and political institution \ tEev,werd widely circulated, and people were induced tosiRn them swithont fedecting upon thaauhiect DF the consequences which would result from the adoption of the measure pro. posed. There was nothing more improper chan the interference of Congress in this mat ter.4 sa sssssst ssf,
 Mr. Ckahs5srs disagreed with the gentleman ftop3 Mainey that ordering d. large number would imply any assent to the principles u topted tn the report. Neither did he agree with the gentIeman from Kentucky, that the adoption of the measure prayed for, would have a bad tendency, and. that legisla. tion upon the subject. would Nhe i'm. proper. Some had asserted that this meas ure did tend to unite religious with political institutions. and others had asserted that such would n0t be the result. The petitioners took an entirely different groilnd. They said that the observance Oftte Sabbath was con. ssectad with the.cisii interests of tue Severn nsent. He di4 not mean to be understood, however. as having formed any oplnlon upon the subject .ss M
 MI. 1ohmsoa said he would state, iu justice to himselL that he believed the petitioners. were govefned by the purest motives; but 4 ths geIltI tIeman would look at the proceedings Of 4 0e.sting 1t Salem, in Massachusetts, hs s,1a.Id iinss. lt f;d not niatscr what was the
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12

EF Ceneual 1ackson arrived in PilmhaFEh on fhe V aeh ultsin ske s.am boat Pennlysania, kSm his se- 'siaeNce in Tennessee. So says the ti!.basKh Ge-
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12

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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-12

-s I~s Aey essf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23
NV On1Lhs. MARrn oA.

SieIm Boats LJsl=-DH rnnr sdty tsentn. last
th Steamboat Mach Z. bapud iram MS place,
70 Natchez, struck a sulg hnd uak almost
Immediately The pas rngers md most Of
th'if baggage were sav't. Il nj and oafgp
totally int On the ~ ~ AFT noon, the steam
boat Ma,kngpm hound trod, Cine,uauii, 10
Nafehitochfs ;, with torres Tor The United states
Amy, slruk On sna", IN Lilee Nvef, two
miles above The icrr' mud ~ett down immedI-
atey Her deck RENAL litir arlaw TIE sa
face oil the water. Mosl oi her cargo Will pro-
baby I've saved, wiihnnt much damage.
Mors -fNas,n!aiion-i.asi uigilt, in the early
par tus ryruinS, mau IVES most iuulI,nau
Is bn there il ST rrter street. III body had
been cut open in four plnee, "iih digger
aud his pocket raed aad turord wrong side
on before any person arripei 1T h" spot. Tn
TOO, before hall past O'Clock III The evening
AMI, IN Saturday, several doieS wee bru.
ken open aud robbed.
We have often spoken OF the insnilicien 4
'ncnpacliy oi our Police or ol the present
Police System W. agdd here repeat 1.-THE
inBdrqnacy is becoming every day more aud
more glaring, aud exriirs tIe aBonishineni nl
every n.mhef ni society. I've trun Is, lher,
IS not, mi nertr has bfcs any CHI tlIug u.
oder ~ reg llainy ia hur puliGe regulations
for guarding the uuY by rght, compared wlIn
J,at oi other cr"s Of ne Unlun lithasn III
patrol duty perform II iatnf1lv, II 3 welt
not, they are II looked 10. IL Is the general
cry ihnl the guards are not sulf,cient III NUN.
Der II such is he case why Is n so? Are
our citizens niggardly ~ paytnS city sNvenue,!
Aud do not evrn those hanes Of SucieIs-- tie
Gambling aud GrOc Shops, which, a. the learn
ed Judge Of our Crmnal Court ha, jns,l, o, .
| served in his charge 10 the Grand .Iur,
spread contaeion through he yefv sinen :
and Arteries pf society" and co,rup, thu whole
M -ai system do mol these Afford some .sis
lance 10 check Inc crimes which they occasion p.
We hoie the members Of our CITY Council
will no logger neglect this subject
! CD,iyses
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23
THE ViisGINIAN.
LyNCHDURG. APRIL %, 1899.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
HOUSE OF DtLEG ArES.


Aiahsrsi Samuel NJ Garland 1913. Lucas r.
Thompson 1872. Josiah Ellis 10.
Hsnry-pryton GraveIy, Joseph Martin.
Kanauha-Natthcw Dunbar, Gen. Daniel
Smith.
Acknowledgements Thomas, I,nac Newman.
Wghbe-lohu \ Saunders, Chas. l.. Crock.
eft. Hr. Crockelt's ecriion will be contested
by DR.. John Sranser, who vas s'x votes behind
han
S,oH-iIiram kilgore, Alexander VI. Gray.
Peiersb Hg--Jnn f. May
Loadon-Mcca'e aud McIihany. For Con.
gross NJ opposition - Nj Mercer.
STATE SENATE.
Amhera-Wm. I. Gordon Opposition.
CoN6RESS.
1ml.rra-WlIliam {. Ri,es--no opposition.
BofeIonrt diIricf.-We have heard nothing
tom AIlrghany aud Ghes.-The following is
Tn vnie oi the three counties from which VIZ
have heard
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23

ETIRGlNia. to VII Vt rnlos held IN the
y clerks Office OF the cour, Of Bedford city
on Monday The 9th dar Of April, 1929.
Archibald Hatcher, PIT. against Joseph Fa
. qua, jr. aud JOSEPH FuQua, AZ. defs.
IN Gil ANCERH
The defendant Joseph Fuqus. ". not having entered
his aIsessncs and gwen security according TO the act
ofAssembly and the rules of this court aud appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he inhahItant oil
this country On motion of tho ptf BY counsel; II is
ordered that the sa defendant, Joseph fuqua, IT. do
appear here the fourth Monday in juno next and an
1.-THE bill the plaintiff, aud that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted newspaper printed ~
town Of Lynchburg for months succe.sveiy and
posted ae front door VI tue courthouse Of this eoun
ty on two several court days.
A Copy-iestc, q. A. WINGFiELD ID.
April y. wan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23
Kingston Lots for Sale.

an Saturday the 9Th day Of Nav 1929 vii,
" be sold, NJ pobc auction, for cash ~ IN.
town Of Kingston an Wards Road, in the coun.
~ of Campbell, fur lots in said town, together
with the houses and appurtrnauers thercuo,o
belonging, And. on Saturday the 10th dss Of
the same month, will he sold. upon the same
terms, az the house OF Capt John Rice, in tina.
arm OF the Turnpike, near 10 Lynchburg. one
roam mare aud coli, one COW, aud all the house.
hold and kitchen furniture OF said Rice. Tn.
sale VIII be made IA pursuance OF "a trust deed
executed TO the undersigned by said John Rit.
on the llih day OF February, 1879, for The b..e.
III OF Mckee and Nleem aud Others, and is oC
record in the Clerks Office of,he county.
The title TO this property "a believed 10 be
good. bur as trustee shall convey such only as
the deed vests in me.
MAURICE II. GARLAND. Trustee.
April %. ,ds72
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23
NEW ANRIVALg 3

WINE subscriber has jus, received a very
- handsome loi Of fashionable Ginghams and
Calicoes from New York, and will be receiving
from that ciiy,from tine TO time, Goods suitable
for the approaching season. selected by an
experienced hand H. ALLISON
March t6 .s;f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23

kaaauha Lowell 262 andh So, Maxwell
2i.-.sa'oH Lowell ls8 Maxwell, 1872, Smith,
none. IL tOis-Loyel, -, Maxwell i7e, Smith
none.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23

Sunday Mni's.-we have received the COM
uuniealion of ~ Freud 10 pia,a common
!snse,' and will give IL place as early as
practicable. The report made be Col. John.
son 10 The Senate seems in d fsiT wny 10 immor-
taliEe its suthor. Encpmiums have not cny
been passed OF 1t in this country. bu, likewise ia
Euro pc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23

hn;sfu 10 T,.l .t-Le..s meLa,e o.
Delaware has been appointed BY the President
Minister 10 England in the place Of James Bar
bour. rtmored-of this appointment; the Nat.
inteligencer remarks
II this removal ferogaics from the character
Of this Administration Tor msgnsnmiry. II
must yel be allowed that ihp snbsiituie appoint.
ment is uneGeeplionshle. az regards tue per-
snpel character aud the qualifications Il! the
gentleman seleced.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23
BAEOMET!Aiz HES.

N NOR SALE, . few very htndsume and com
n plete Baromettrs, with thermometers nj
lached 10 .tch. Howell DAVIES.
April -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23

1J' On Sunday morning next al II o'clock.
DR.. I'm. Waller vii deliver S.rmon IN the
Soeieis Of Lynchburg. = After he Sermon, a
collection will he taken up. We beg leave 10
offer single observation funds pro-
cured fro,n this contribntiau are appropriated
TO the poor aud INDECENT amongst ourselves !;
and therefore, every individual Who fees
another's woe, should throw in hi, mite.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23

GIVE understand that Lucas p. Thompson,
esq was selected by a meeting Of the cjtzens
If Amherst county, al the Court House on
Tuesday last, rs a candidate for the Conven-
lion, in place Of Landon CaheIl, esq
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23

Captain Rem. who. IN the priyateer Genera
Armstrong, di-inguis he'd himself aud did hon.
or 10 his country. bv one of tile most herolr
and gallant actions which took place daring
The late war. has been removed by the emu
Gus power of " the party m New York. from
the Office OF Maiden of the Port OF New York,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23

n.,bl,e money. and sxrest 20 hold Il bsi snort
i'm, Is not anfrequen.ly 70 Indemnify hem
selves against the evils which would ba tonse-
.,,,..s anon their dismissal. | hope no such
practice will prevail among those who have
come INTO power 10 reform abuses
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23

Rom The Eeu York Commercial Of Aprii,5
REFORM-Tbere are fresh rumors /, en-
Washington this morning. II Is Whispers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23

hgaai,miiy La C,seros epislles IN Ali
4oIs, W. find 10 Two l. tiers which passed be.
tween CicrRo aud ANrosY, the following pms.
sages, which, We extract, ~ particularly sppro.
PIRATE TO the incidents VI The passing day in our
RepublIc -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-04-23

T. We are uiho: zed q announce DAN
lei 6. TUCKER. MS a cand dat lor the Con.
y anios. for the dslrio' conpo,edo the count es
of Ptsylvania, Patrick, Henry aud Franklin.
IL We surrender our editorial columns this
moiniGing to our correspondents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-07

The New York Cisy Convention have closed
their labours in committee Of the Whole, hav-
ing been engaged in discussing the various re-
ports, section by section. They have now re-
ported to the Convention their proceedings,
who have ordered them to be printed as amend
ed and altered, and have adjourned to the third
up and 6aally passed upon. Although they
nave made many alterations, the report of the
commii,ee Of seventeen has been principally a
dopted.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-07
FINN, HE National Journal.

Mn FopoE: You will do me a favor BY pub
Listing The following IN your paper Tor to-m"r>
row morning: j. ~ hE>1>
All uho know me, know my unwlllngness to OBJ
,r5e myself upon the notice of the public, and mat
in Welding to the obligation imposed on me oy VIZ
communicstion published in this mornings NSuohA'
Journal s,rned Thomas VI Scholheid, experience "o
.,a fcIng than regret that should be thus con-
strained u.. :, . man
ner brief and explicit, that 1t IS not true as
n n. Schol6ed, that ever heard hr Tree ID! NAV
The pos, Master General had refused 10 pa, hostage o"
,,,- d;rect.d To his wife aud children, and that MI
Parry never did, to my knowledge, refuse 10 pay ioi
letters 90 directed. viii further state, As "
This charge that have carried letters TO MT bary
bous directed to his children, the postage was P" az
,hs time delivered them, subsequent: more Una"
this in relation to the main allegation would lam SURF
| be deemed unnecessary. In reference hoHe =
anne of the minor facts stated IN that communicative,
can saw that they equally untrue MI AIRY ~
ues IN nav the postage letters directed TO nus VINE
"a ch;d-en and am assured, by the Post Master ua'
no directions either written or verbal nave ever
vsn by the Post Master Geneal to remit postage mus
| charged iours' urNNEDy
! August 4. 1877 =, ~
The Post Ofice.-Having published Mr' l.
NJ ~ holfetd's letter, we insert 'h's n'or"i"s
Mr ]. A. Kennedy's reply TO IT, whion wa'
handed 70 us.too lae for public uon !" yes,
DAVIS papcr. l, will be observed tha' wna' w,
Kcnnedy considers a denial OF Mr.. Scho'h.ia
aI,sg1,iou, is no denial d, ali se1oIhsld had sta
ned on the information Of Mr. Lambert rec
tina, he Trrel had already taken one Ie'ls' t, !,
&c III. \post MasIer General, and he refused u
.. nav hostage. and gave as his reason Tor 81
" refasag, TIA, i, was the understanding tina
.. his w;N and minor children were to receive
their q And so' 'h, siam. Mi
-, Nc When Free gave This information Ken
neSy s,a,es that he " never heard Mr.; Ire
80 ,h,, the Pos, Master General had retu
se1 to pay postage on letters directed lob, TO h,
/, :. ,yies md children" The satisfactory d'sPro
, " r. Scho,6eld's account of Trees lnforma
w., would b. a s,a,emen, from Mr.: Tree de
nv;n ' ,hs, he gave tina, Information Dr.. Jones
assurance 10 Mr.. Kennedy, tina. no aree',G ;
!, 6 The written or verbal have ever been CIV
I , -, .hs pos, Master General TO remit post
: ace thus charged" is no ldenial that Dr,
n -. n,.ds ~ Mr.. Scholfeld the admission rete'
red to BY the latter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-07
From the augusta Geo Courier, July %.

Governor FonsYrH is at present in our city.
In coming down, we are informed he narrowly
escaped The effects Of Mob Law i'll Sparta. A
Rou which is frequen, amusement there, was
in foil Blast, as hi, Excellency drove up to the
Hotel-pis,ols, swords, and di'ks were but
plsy'hings. One gentleman lost i"ger by a
bullet, and was then knocked down by his IN
tagonist with the butt OF The pistol; wniie Others
ran up, and were preparing, to cut short The
sport by the use Of their dirks.
A, this moms mt he Go, ernor rushed through
the crowd to rindicae the laws, and says the
fallen from impending fate. All wee too busy
% recognize The majesty of ,he law in the per
son Of the Chief Magistrate, and His Excrilen.
cy, therefore, was collared, and threatened with
the dirk, before his antagonist was made s. n
,iblc that he had caugh Tartar"