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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-24
AN ACT in relation to the abatement o.
Legal Process.

BE 1t enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives in General Court as
scmbled, and by the authority Of the same,
That on marriage of any femme sole, al
ter the sevice Of any writ or process in
law in which she shall be plaintiff, de-
mandant, complainant or petitioner, the
husband, on motion, may become a party
in the prosecution thereof, and the same
shall not abate by reason of such mar
riage.
Approved March 3, 1929.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-24
WORKING OXEN.

Much has been said and written against
the common mode of working oxen with
yoke. This manner of attaching them to
their load is said to be the principal cause
of their moving with slow pace. When
oxen are attached to cart, with stiff.
heavy tongue, according to the New-Epg-
land mode, IT is often the case that the
load is so disposed in the cart that it bears
heavily on their necks, and is very oppres-
sive, especially in going down hill. And
sometimes in going up hill the tongue of
the cart has tendency to rise, in conse-
quence of the preponderance of the part
of the load which is behind the wheels,
and the oxen are nearly choked by the
bows of their yokes being drawn against
their thioats.
In France, working oxen are harnessed
by the heads in such manner as to call
into action the joint power of the neck and
the base of the horn. This method was
some years since introduced into Ireland
with complete success; two oxen, thus
harnessed, according to English accounts,
were able to draw with ease three tons
weight.
Mr.. Cooper Young's Eastern Tour
uses collars on oxen as on horses, except
that they are buckled on with the narrow
end open and downward; the chains are
fastened to them in the same direction as
on horse harness, the draught is there
fore more inclined than with horses, the
line of the chains being almost up 10 their
backs; which is necessary from the DIFF
ferent shape of horses and oxen. They
draw when in harness abreast in pairs !;
single or in a line, and ,0aik as fast as
horses. Mr.. Bordley, says he "saw a
wagon in Pennsylvania, drawn by two
bulls and two oxen, bridled and geered in
harness and collars"
In Ptymley's Surrey Of Shropshire, it
is stated that "The OK teams of this coun-
try used TO consist of ten oxen yoked now
those who use them generally plough with
FIVE oxen single in geering, or with four
oxen and horse to lead them. A few
persons have used them in wagons" And
the same work mentions team, in which,
one OK shafted the wagon, and | believe
this team either in ploughing, or upon the
road, was as able as any horse team in the
neighbourhood." -N. e. Farmer.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-24

knn to an act entitled " An
Suits against defendants
u, to giving notice to de-
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-03-24
AGRTCULTURAL.

approved March A, 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28

Family OF English Settlers IN the wids Of NORTH
America. $500
The freeme's Journal states that letter has bs
nom Mr. OConncl in which he states that
ms arrival IN Dublin, he intends propose the uian of
whose object shall no 'h~ rcpca ellie i'.o1 r ~ v
meeting mas been held Cook at tIr ,e, "a 81, ,.h =.
Eaf OF Mouncahc presided which likely 10 60. -
sensation IN England, well Irr!and The td:'.,7
composing the meeting al chufcineu and ,,,c ,
oheci al the meeting was extensive relor,n q, .
The church establishment, Of the United Kn,dufp " "
ronsp vcy had been detected a Coustar,i,o,,o
e c ahn power al the sultan, aud five ~ ~ M
J'nssares lost their lives Our corTep ntrin roDa,o
the whole q" tins intelligence a. positive unlo,ld
LAW nrcoL. Sep GA good demand for Cotton
today Chiefly from ihe spinucrs has enabled mo
holders 10 dispose o. about 1900 bales at last v.oL,
pr ccs Sea islands may be- quoted II per ID biobor
than the prices obtlinrd the public sale Of the p
uh, aud not many Offering nj the advances.
Cons rNCHANGE, Sept. % The iinunrts n: al
descriptions OF Gram has been lghs tins MORNINGS
market, tho finer descriptions of OLD aud new Wheot
were IN moderate request at advance OF I'd I'd
per 10 lbs. Flour aud Oatmeal no alteration
L"Nuu>, Srpl. p
|"d7"co-There arc considerable sales for tho
home trade; they chiefly IN Srins and Lent Ia
Oacco at very iuI prices; about POO ii.ds solj
bnNDUN, Sent. 25-- iDbnc,O-I,ie ina rj,ot !. Lco
W since The late arrivals. The delivery however. IS
pretty htgr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28

Waller iOlaily has h"ru cie,. hc Convrniin from
tie Northern Ne, District tie successor Of Major Watson
{; 2 Gilman i elected o,.or Of teoi , q, mn i,,,
Of about 5000 over - u. Lamar.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28
i. CUIRR,S OEFINI,-

THIS DAY tIfc Rtode Iytqad, No. t. Eri,u vii!
De drawn, capital prize 4,OG0 d-urs-56 nulnlers :
drawn ballots.
prize of $1,000. at llo9 / of 1900. > al olo.
Of $50, SC &c.--GiCkets 81 quartcrs 50 cents
NENF THURSDAY the u 'astiuctou cir. No.
Is will be drawn, capital Prlzc 10000 dollars 90
numbers, 9 drawn h~o,S
prize of $4,000. | of , 600 I of 900 | of
1880. o 900 &c. &c.-'rtrkct~ 81 quarters 81.
For sale at =. CIIUBB ) OFFICE.
-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28
RY J. * j. Il. HERON.
BOOK AUCTION

AZ the Store IF Mr.. Edrcard He1sta,o dirertJ o,,o.
site the Eagle EafeL
ARE AND VALUABLE BOOKS BY CAT
~ ALpGUE This Evening comnencinp M
early candle hight, elegant collection. elnbrscino
me works OF DR.. Johnson DR.. Franklin, Scott
CowPer, Walter Scott, Goldsmith, Shakespeare
NJ - OPle' RoSSean, &c., with Dobson's Encyclo-
peia u vols the Encyclopedia Britnnnica. g Vol
N".non's Chancery, vols. fine family and pockot
bibles, Biography OF the Signers, &c. vols,
hume, Smoliett and Dissetts History OF England
9 Fo.s Rollins Ancient History, vols. William
sous Memoirs, vols, he Waverly Novels. corn
plete, - vols, together with Quis, Lead Per-
els, &c. &c Catalogues are now ready, and the
Books Tor examination J. q h. II. Aucts.
oct 29-eod3t
Vaiuubie Real Estate at .4,,cffop
On Thursday the 29h inst. viii be sold nt Pu,
hc Auction, that valuable House and Lot ON -
iN"Ttn side OF Street, five doors above the Be-!
Tavern, and now occupied by Mcsere J. M b w
" iliis.--Terns made known on the day os SALE r,
order of the Proprietor 20, % 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28

IDloun' NJ Produre anu nt,"b', n Roai, passeG dYu,
HyougL me L.,scy Iocks
Or 2i2l hhd 'aacel4 -,5 bills fout 81 LhIs y,iiskey
a. brandy do bcewaN dfAn> hriiv, $50 rls heat
tous sand, $40 piuk. 6ri lbs nlsl- ie,s ar,s H.
cords wDou 81 Uoata, -ost Uu,u,s cva.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28

MN YORK.. oct u
FtHr In uercc &c the adVrcs E- ans. al the
commencement oi ttc week. and l.e small su~y IN market
prices ad'uuced about . per barrel lVc quote V orr
super s. - - 80 Western, - s. o.. southern -
a SIS Rye. So 51a 81 -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28

THIS DAY
AUCTION SALE
VIM subscriber. To close sundry Consignment, win
- sell at 10 O'Clock, at his ware house Carv
street general assortment ct Groceries coDsistins,
al reas' Inoiasses, whskcy, N. +. rum, brandy, pin
eoiiee' &C &C NJ. MYERS
.4DDgTION4L
Just received and will be added TO the ahoye sale
10 hhds. st Crolx }
10 10 do do 6 6sE,s Rico {sroARs
sale by DAvENPoRr, ALLEN s. Co. Auc,s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28
Ai{IyTNEn


Brig liscv, Mitchell days from Portland lumber
hay aud nca-scs To- Davenport, AlCu 4 and
1-'k.
sehr Etzanc'h, E'Wy, now Nc,~ York Norfolk
on"us pntdoea cheese apies aud CIDER Davenport Allen
ro at Also naI' OF Tue Of ile ris Iogve'l,
om Boston, VINO Wa ashore "pV'sHr
day eveums-CaW H. suplo-cs sine wouii sYt taI
/ gilt.
schr Chs King Smith fom Wilmington, (pal) with balas,
Srhr o1iur, Gator from Go,poit
~cn. Alert, , 1 Sandwich. (Nlass ,ai asst
SAILED
Schr IvRnr. Robin for Newark, r0-,I
Sch Joseph BONNER ~o.icrs, View 4Ei Hour.
sch Virginia, Price ini v ashnIstou Civ, coal
Lighters Virginia. tpahe. and A-cmdi.e Mathews g..
City FONT tobacco
Tie brig Far Anne irau, rha,c has dropped down To- War
wick tn finish leading, iog Portland
A. ttvo,t, ls;l S.pi, 6tsuu tuik. Wichita
AtBTcmcn, j;u Sept, richmond tai 'r,-., Richmond
At vcruuol l3th Sept ,Cuiarn Gurus Nt.-urt
NEW YORK, OF - Ard, scrr- NcJidiau. Hi.,ins0n.
fanIc' Colin Cncs,cheld tca-tnn: aud amanda, Bce
al! Tan iichnrud
NORFOLK %, IS In jloDg'on eo7ds. ho,ud bcrr, r.
brig MADEIRA. Campbell, Iivei'~,, lSul sep,
I'm Hampton i;.als shin klza Giant. Nc anus fru uu
James River bound ;o buidrauS
The .E's ll-plas Austen, tor Valparaiso api 'e've"s,
Patterson TOR HAVE. Islam ptru rdlv.
o. N APPRENTICES is yrutcd ~ ta"\Ntis Oucc
FbNAOfIASTON ItJIE.-5UO CASKS ITouIasion Lime
i recently Iecc, ca, for sale very low 10y
pS al a..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28
FOR RENT,

IA The House lately occupied by Mr. M
f::s.1s4 than Pollard neX to the Methodist { hre D.
f@sszSzeE Mr. TiiunIus Brockenbrouah
90 cots ]. =. fIARNIF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28

II WA"A-tafi. Edwards OF the Schr. Murdoch
AZ Baltimore on Saturday IN ~ DAYS from Havana.
states that II very healthy at Havana ard there
was no news from Tampico when he Jeff The Sc
cond EXPEDITION II about COO troops was 90 sail for
HieNlc9 be ween the 18th and goth October.
From gentlemen who came passengers ~ the Nnr
h"ch, we since learn nat CnmmnLorc Lahorde had
arrived nj Havana IN The ship Sob1rana. from Nrw
Orleans, and WAS 20 si with che second cxpsdilor
~ the sevonty-tur gun ship, Guerrero. Il was 70
n"rtcd AZ llavana that L1ho-dr had not oemc direct
irom New Orleans had touched ~ Tamp,c The
trapsr"ris engaged for ihc rNprd,i "n were IN,
ships Roger Williams and Irou and Others
B4if Inner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-28
assrDses osgo s,ea tDag.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCT. 2s. 1879.

:, III. CoNtENTlON-Th motion o. hlr Green 70, amend
the hrst resolution in the report o, the hy
striking out The word exclusively" applied the while
r"aton bnsts and inserting the taxation com
Cned has opened the discussion important subject
he extension oi ie right of suffrage all white citizens tot
Shns within the disquafcaOus specified the report OF tie
onn''ee The debate this question w doubtless exb,
more warmth, and consumc time, Than son on
any of the other points which likely come before the
Convention. Wv
VIII he seen by report OF the proceedings Of Yesterday
WAT "r rcen having dc;lcd oc debate IN order TO
reserve himself until tic Arguments the side shu a. re
nsorc the tonhnrec Mr. Cooke commenced the discussion
me fe''afks ol Dir Green IA reply, Mir Campbell of
oHe ahd Mi Upshur, who continues in possession
moo, aves Siv CA way before lac had concluded muun
That the Committee use, will appear IN their order
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04

Ieh, the lamps, for the small consideration Of
- pence per week. What crush was mr.
os al, nv hopes! Where was now the g"'ceh
reality which my fond Imagination had so o'!e"
nic,ured? where the easy lite OF glorious mao
ieoe.3 where the quickly-to-be- amassta ior'
,une9 where the far spreading trump oil ann,
sounding forth my reputation even onto "s
ends Of the ear,h!" Alas! they had all n''.'
away like a shadow. and "clouds ana DARK
ness" rested upon 'hem.-
NV life, for the present, must have an emu
Blu, in the coming humber the public sha'i nave
,h. conclusion OF the e Sketches" from
TRIproLiMUs EscHAR, NJ. u.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04

That pure intelligence! all where
l. no,c i,s.onward pro, res wont
Through what new regions does 1t dare
Push the bold quest, on earth begun
In realms, with boundless glory faught;
Where fame, can trophies raise;
In blissfh vision where the thought
Is whelmcd in wonder, love and praise
Till Jife's LIS, throb, doubly dear
loftier strain is due to thee;
But constant mem,ry's votiyes tear
Thy sacred epitaph shall be"
Thus early ex client, he FILL. But, wha'
mould have. been his eminence! what Doatd
have been is usefulln. SIS, If the God OF the
spiri,s Of all A. III had permitted him to reach
;hp extreme ,erm # human life? He ,oould
have been pillar OF fire IN iht Church o. Chris';
"a wall Of adaman, round ,abpu, for hr de-
fence; a beacon-light, 10 guide The '"s' wan
deters of our human race, over the WIZ VASE
Of life's uncertain ocean, mo thr haven OF
e ernal rest Had he lived the mantle "f Ell
;ah might have fallen upon Elisha, While look
inp a, the chariot, and the horses OF FIRE bear
mo the shirt Of his sainted sire into The realms
Of eyerI ing ligh. But, we weep not Tor
our departed brother. Our irrepa' able loss
is his unspe akable gain We m'ngie the tears
with the FEARS Of his surviving Kindred and
| friends who are sorrowing over their remedi>
less earthly bereavement; we mins'e our ears
with the tears Of that lar distant people, TO
whom our beloved brother rainis'ered the
bread of If, in The sanctuary OF Jehovah, and
from house 20 house with such acceptance and
impressi. eress that Ear distant people.-wh'
now mourn for him. as one would mourn 'o'
a" ONLY son. May God, in hi> infn'e mercy
grant 10 III ,hosr, who now reaize 'he 'xceed-
ing bitterness Of this inss,-g'ace, not 10 sor'
row, as they that sorrow without hope bull
while hev bend in silent sadn IS, over the
long.drawn shadows OF his sepLlchre, NAV
hey b., enabled 10 look forward, with faith and
hope, to Dot h lirr, happier hour, when they
shall b. reunited with him, never nor to sun
der, in 'h,i brighter better being, where the
w,tksd cease from troubling. aid the wary
are at rest ).
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04
Cotton Narn
salt, &c

Salt, &c
inAA bushels ground alum and coarse salt
lOSVJ so sacks fine do
S. kegs butter, Of good quality
20 coils cordage, assorted sizes
90 chests, half 90. and boxes imperial and
gunuowde tea
100 bbls common and old whiskey
20 bags st Domingo and Rio coffee
hhds and so bbls N. o. sugar some low
price
S do and tierces molasses
1000 lbs loaf and lump ,ugar
40 bbls prime No shad
~ kegs Carrots snuff
10 or casks sweet malaga wine
Together with general assortment Of
Spices, Hines, Liquors, and Groceries,
X. & W. RAMSAY.
TO RENT
~ A store on Ramsay's wharf The stand is equal
AasA to any in town for business. Apply as above.
oct 26-eo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04

A NoBLE Acknowledging be return voy-
sc. Of he Brand,wiue frlga'e lately arrived in
New Yo,k, seaman frli from hr lore,opsail
ward, struck the hull Of the ships was preciPi,a-
Ted ,n:o the ocean. A gal'an, sailor oi the name
Of Phean, native Of this ci'y, instantly leap, in
IN the srs, and after an arduous effort, succeed
ed in saving his comrade, % the great delight
and adnirst,on Of the officers and crew. We
are graft 10 add, that ,he officers immrdi-
a,ely presented the noble, di,intrrcs,ed tar with
one hunG,ed dollars, as testimony OF their
high respect for his humanity and ihiie idi,y.
we hope This generous, nooleheAr'ed seaman, If
in other respects qualified may be honored with
a warrant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04
A CLOSE RuB.-We heard yesterday the fol.

A CLOSE RuB-We heard yesterday the fol-
loving peculiar circumstances in relation t"
some in,ur ance on the brig LauIsl OF this port,
recently lost on The Caicos. The news OF her
loss anne in the Portland Courier, which ar
rived here on Sunday abon' p. NJ. Usually,
the Portland newspaper mail is distributed in
season to have its news appear in The Boston
papers of the following day, but Sunday being
day OF rest, a, he Pos, Office, as well as else
where, The Por land Courier Of Saturday did
no, come into the hands of those receiving it
in Boston ill Monday Morning Early on
Monday, insurance on the Laurel to the sum of
$500 was made on S ate street, which would
no, have been done, had The Courier been dis.
tribu'td the night previous as usually had teen
the case. This apparently unimp r'an' occur
renee may make difference Of $500 to some
body. II may be prope' 20 remark that The
Pos,masl er is not required TO sor, the eastern
mail a, nigh. Boston Patriot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04

CHESTER, (PA Der az he case OF no.
mas Brooke, who was indicted for the MURDER
of his ia her, and which Excited con'ioeranie
interest. came on before our Court last week
The prosecuting attorney for the Common
wealth. Edward Darlington. Esq. after all the
Witnesses were examined, was so fully sallshe'
that there was not a shadow OF proof upon
which to sustain the charge, that he abando"ea
The cause The Hon. Isaac Darlington, presi-
den, Jedge, coiuoided with he prosecu ing at,
,orney, tina, there had been no evidence addueed
TO sustain he indie ment. The jury, without
ever leaving The box. pronounced the prlsone'
no, guilty. Thus ha, ended he trial, IN the
honor ale acqu.usl OF an individual Tar sd'
vanced in years, the issue of which cannot but
be gratifying 20 MS relatives and friends.
General William Brooke, the deceased, was
on. of those veterans who lad served his coun-
,ry al time when it ":ried mems souls"-he
was admired for his manly virtues Few men
were So gene ally es,eemed-and none more
re- specled. The charge, had ii bern sustained
would have css' rellec ion upon the posleri'y
Of the son which would have taken ages To
have washed ou; and most sincerely do We
congratulate his rela ives and friends upon the
happy termination Of this unpleasan, affair
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04
NoRroLx, NOVEMBER 2

Naval The u S ship Erie. Capt. CONNER
90, underway from her anchorage OF the Navy
Yard, Yesterday morning, and proceeded down
the river, with fresh breeze from 5. w. ana
wen, immediately TO sea. Her destination Is
no, known, bu, il is believed she is bound 10
Vera Cruz.
The U. s. Frigae Jdua, Capt. DowNKs' was
passed eff Cape de Gait 18th Sept. oouna 10
the Eastward. w., -
The Sean Boats Long Branch, Capt walk
er. and Mount Hernon, Capt. oangs'on. (noth
boats in charge Of Capt. WALKER) lett mere
Yesterday afternoon for Charleston. among me
passengers are, Admira! Sir ISAAC loFfiN' oil
the lush Navy, and Mr.. ADAMS THEATRICAL
CoRPS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04

The Test OF GLuTroNy From the Noc'es
of Blackwood l-Norh Is there any test OF
Gluuony, James?- Shepherd. Watch IVA ea,in!
As lang's there's power OF, or capacity o.
smilin on their cheeks and in and about their
cen; as lang's hey keep lookn at you and
round abou, the table, auendin' TO, or ioinin'
in the iauks, or the spekin' Gavin; as lang's
they every moo an than lay doom their knifr
aud fork to ca for yill, or to ask young Teddy
TO tax wine, an tell an ahecdo,e; as lang's they
keep frequently cain on the servant lad or lass
for clean plate; as lang's they glover IN the
framed picture or prenls On the wall, and keep
sskiu' if the tane's original and the ,irher
proofs; as lang's they offer TO carve the tongue
or turkey; depend on, they're no in a state o
g!urony, but are devourin' their soup. f n,
flesh, and fowl, like men and Christians. But
as sune's their chin ge's greeshy-, their
cheeks sank, sallow, and chunky; their nos,rils
wide; their cen fixed; their faces close TO their
irenc hers, and III, msells dumbes, then YOU may
see specimen so the immortal aud unin'el>
lectual abandonment o. The sowl o. man 10 his
gustative na'ure;" then is the fast, foul, fat
feeder gluton-the IT. ais, disgusfu'est cretur
hat sits, and far anea h ,he level o them hat
feed on a towers out O trochs, on garbage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04
The Atlantic Souvenir for 1890.

lust received and for sale BY the subscriber, who
% has also received by late arrivals, general
sor,mcnt of books and stationery; amongst the books
are the following:
Lady of the Manor. complete in 8 vols; Cooper's
Novels III vols; ottsss history Of the American nc.
volution, in vols. 8vo Nchoson's Operative Mocha
mic, vol. 8vo; Beechers Occasional Sermons; Heber's
Sermons in England; Vcnnng's Geographical Present;
Pronouncng Bibles; Deslvers u s. almanac, etc. etc.
.Giso,
Spanish guitars, victims slarionets hunting bugles
German flutes English flutes and flies
Fire hand screens and handles for do
Drawing materials in general
Mathematical instruments, penknives
Silver pencil cases, pocket books and card cases
With handsome assert nent of snuff boxes
All OF which he offers for sale at his Book and Sta.
onary Store, King street, second door of Royal
street. Alexandria, DAVID MARTIN.
oct 20-3taw2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04

DR.. Johnson most beautifully ZEN .rks, that
" when friend is carried 10 his grave, we at
once find excuses for every weakness, and pa
Iia,ions Of every faul'; we recollect a thousand
endearmen,s, whio h b. fore elided off our minds
without an impression, thousand favors un-
repaid, a thousand duties unperformed, and
wish, vainly wish, for his return; not so much
that we may receive, as that may bes,ow
haJ pine>s. and reeompense that kindness which
before we never understood"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04
JAMES S. GUNNELL, NJ. d.
NEEYIST.

RESPECTFULLY informs hecitzens and visitors
~ of Alexandria, that he may be consulted at Mr.
II Clagetts Hotel, on the first and third WEDNEs-
DAY IN every month, from o'clock, A. n. until Q
NJ
A,etters adlressedt to DIR. G at his Office between
the United States Bank and the Presidents House,
Washington City, or left at Mr. II. Clagett's otel
VI Snadria. will be punctually attended to.
JAM sWtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04
Nh .&AAit,D@lAA, Z. :.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OuToBrp ,

We received no papers or letters f., n
mo"d by ye''erdas's southern mai; our r.,
lar arcoua' Of the proceedings of tie e %
ton is, therefore. interrupted.
The Norfolk Herald Of Monday, hov..,
received by The STEAMBOAT Potomac, sac, :, =,
the information Of correspondent, from D.
mond, thai The Question under dis ne;
nam~ly. whether representation shall b. /.
upon white p"pula'io" exclusively, or viii, =
pulalion and taxalinn combined, -ba, q;
way 10 another proposition, VIZ: "Tn,,
the apporlionment Of representation !, ~
House OF Delegates, regard shalI he had ,
white popula ion and ,ax,,ion combired An
the Senate, 20 white popula ion rxcusiyrlvn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04

As number of he students Fairf Id A.
cademy were amusing themselves with gan
# ball, on The loi ul imo. young NAV by lie
nsmr Of Phln Pclrie, son + the late Major
ID Prtrr Of he town Of Little FAILS. was hi'
o. the SIDE OF his head by ball club, and drd
slmosr sar'ly He wa> ybou II years o.
age Herhimer a. u Herald
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04

The Danish Gpvtrnmrn, have dec reed, and
the decree dors them honor, hal every deal
a d dumb infsn BON in The Kingdom shal! re-
eve tie education necessary ~ render him d
useful mer-. Der of ,oCiety"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04
.inNuMls fur AS3O.

vI,HE ToK e N; aChrstmas AMI New Years Pre-
sen. for So, em6eished with IS beautiful engrnU.
ings.-rh p C ARL- Juvenile Present tor 1850,
with 8 beautiful engrarings.
ALSO fresh supply OF the ATLANTIC SOUVENIR
for 1850. Just received and for sale by
DAVID MARTIN,
King, I'd door east of ROYAL Streets, Alexa.
Who ha, on hand handsome assortment Of
House Papers and Borderings, {.
on sale rs above. nov 2-d5t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04

Notice is hereby given
TIME Stockholders of the tank of ,otomac, that 3
Il dividend of per cent for the last six months, has
been declared payable on Wednesday the 4h Novem
bernex By order Of the President and Directors.
oct 3l-eo5t C.PAGE Cashier.