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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-26
Public Sale of Land-For Cash.

Public Sale OF Land-For Cash.
PURSUANT to decree of the county Court Of
] Fairfax, pronounced on the 2Ist day Of August.
1928, between william Russell, complainant, and d.
MEL r. Duany and others, defendants will proceed
to SELL for cash, on the premises to the highest bid
der, Monday the 10th June, 1879, at II o'clock. n.
"a sale under former advertisement having been
eec,ed) certain tract of land lying in the county Of
Fairfax and stste of Virginia, near the residence Of
the said naniel nu'any, containing about
-Four Hundred and Fifty .'eres.
This Was originally first rate upland, and has NOE
been materially injured by njudicous cultivation. Il
is about miles from Georgetown, and eleven
miles from Alexandria. II is we'll wstered. and has
on abundance of timber for all farming purposes,
its fences are good and conveniently arranged. The
title is believed to be perfectly unexceponable, and
the land will be shown TO any person wishing to exs
mine It, by Mr.. Dulany.
T. w. HEWITT, Comm'r.
: he Tntellgencer will copy this may l-eots
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-26
Spectre bridegroom.

Digory RIce.
or Tickets to be had Of W. Sayrs, at the Box
Office, from 10 A NJ. until Up. NJ
s.% Price of admission-Bux, Is cents Pit. so r;
Gallery, 25 cents may 262t'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-26
WASHINGTON Theatre.

vINNIs Theatre will open on Monday The LIST Of uae,
under the management Of Mr. N. HUGHES,
with full and suf6cien; Orchestra and Company.
wardrobe, &c. when will be presented the admired CO.
medy of the
Soldiers Daughter.
Gov Heartfelt Cloney, of Liverpool Theatre
Frank Heartfelt Hsmil, do
Timothy Quaint Gobright, do
Between the play and farce,
A Comic Song, oy Mr.. Gobright.
After which,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-26
Auctions
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.

Building Lot at Auction.
will be sold on the pre- misses, OF of Ground Wa
terstreet, adjoining the property of Mrs. Guthrie,
commencing 40 feet to southwark Of wolfestreet be-
ing 20 feet on the west side Of Wa,erstreet and run
ming back go feet TO - feet alley. It 10 rendered
valuable by being on paved street.
Terms At sale. may26
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25
MARINE NEWS.
FORT or RICH.N6.ND.
ARRIVED.


Schr Enterprise, Irving, from New York, with
ballast.
Ne" schooner Revenue, Capt G odfrey, from New
York.
Schr Alice and Mary. Saunders from New York
Sclir Gen. jackson, Wo lord from Chickahominy
River, with corn, To- Mr.. Jordan.
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman. from Norfolk
In Hampton Roads brig Panama, Capt. Thomas
from Philadelphia. The sclIr. Fairfield, from \ CIV
York, was u, Curcs ashore.
; elmboat Norfolk, Henderson, from Baltimore and
Norfolk.
SAILED,
Sctr Hero, Chat,in TOR Providence (R Il will
Hour, tobacco and bran
Brig Entcrp nc, Layfeld for Boston, before repor-
ted, ha+ been dcislm d by herd winds
Schr Charlotte, Carver, for Somerset, coal
Sclr Boston, -, for Warrham Mass J coal.
Brig Agenora has dropped over tic bar to finish
'oadln" for Cadi2. with tobacco.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2I.-- arrived, schrs Flar oC
Truce Colder, days from Richmond; Chesterfield
B'asion, days from Richmond; Expedition, Reed G
GSys from itchmond aloop e ,pltal, Ackloy, days
from Richmond.
NORFOLK, Nov. %. Arrived, scr. Emily Da-
Wis, DAVIS, from Richmond. bound TO Phiadelphia-
Reports the srhr. Eleanor Morss from phlade
phla bound TO Richmond, having passed tlronrb
Hampton Roads and up James River.
In Hampton Roads, briggs Lucy Ann, fro m Port
land, and Panama, from Philadelphia
NOV. 23-The schT Jane, Mason from RIcI,
inond' bound to ) 10 rset Mass went TO sea
yes erday.
The packet schr. James Monroe Bush which
sailed hence the 9th day of October arrived AT
The BalIZe OH the 18th. maSinr her passare i'm the
remarkable sh"rt Uerud at nine GlruS,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25
Sh ckoe Hill Academy,
AND
GE SHHI

-
'E'iIE subscriber has The pleasure of announcing TO
u The pubic, that Mr.. Oliver p. Hubbard, from
ale College, a young gentleman highly recon-
m"ndodby the President and Professors of that Col
l"gc botn for moral qualifications, and literary AT
tainments has just entered tic discharge of his
duties, as the Teacher of the Gysnasiic Ere cises IN
TINS institution.
Mr.. III. will also assist in the Creek Latin and
Mr.. Barr4,, OF King William, viii continue to give
instruction in the Latin and English department
MIR. Bernard Will, i'll future, devote his undicided
time to the French, Sp snsh and l'aliln longuacea
and the Mathematics.
Besides experimenting the general concerns Of
the school the Principal Will dsvo,e his special at
ten''on to the C!asic.l, Philosophical and Eagiish
departments.
By this Arrangement. it will b. Soon that the con-
slSni aud exclusive ln>truc ions of fur Tutors ar,
directed IN snch minn T, that every branch of ed
icatou and every scholar cannot fil 10 receive tbe
most faithful care.
It's deemed unnecessary TO specify the superior To-
tc" situation and internal accommodations of this In
stltuIon. Occupying, II does - the highest
and most hea!thtul sites in Richmond IN Gc centre
oi most respectable ncighbbrhoo6. and embracing
large, beautiful and coInmodicns building Tor study
ana recitation. and very extensive and we'll enclosed
ol' IN which the scholars will pursue their varous
oiymnns'ic sports and rccreatiOns. under he irnme
date supernt rnicncc Of their Instructors, it must
be. with regard 20 locl'i:y, m That can Re ie>lr
Pupils can b. accommoda g | with board in the
family o The SUBSCRIBER, on the following very low
terms. VIZ for pupils of - years and under. 500;
over ~. : 20 per y few moe day SCHOLARS
cin likewise be received.
OLIVER 4. SHAW,
PRINCIPAL
- Mr.. Hubbard desires to subioin tho FLOWING
te tlmonia fom President Day OF Yale Col'eyc:
MIR. Oliver p. HUH ri, who mas comple "A 4 reg
lar course of ei"c7'io II the College has SUI tanned
wh,'" hc7o. fair character end highly res, cctabe
sanding IN Literary attlnVnents. Iii believed that
he is qnadi 10 give n ion in 'l,c yarous ar
cAes taug', H. oar higher schools and academies.
JEREMIAH DAY.
Pc i'd n of Yale Cul re.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25
MIGHT ScxOoL,

Tor F|e0eh, Apa1Isd, .NIl7 hEqtcs. q o. Aecr.I.-
! PeamaanrF!p. AID Arithmetic
TFNHE undersigned respectfully informs lie vomnr,
n gen;'cnea ofRiohmond, & he public in rcner,S
that from this date, his NIGHT SCHOOL. viii h.
opened Tor the reception f scholars days ia The
week. from TIL L o'clock, =. NJ
Mondays wednesdays & Fridays, vii, be devoted
70 B'"h heefiHg connected with PenmapshiD and a.
T'th"etc; and TUESDAYS, Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
guaGes. and the hiSher branches of .lIof6eg1t,e
IN" success which The undersigned has obtained
,or he four last Yeas in his mode Of teaching the
French and Spanish Languages, induces him TO saw
maj Gentlemen already versed m the Translation Of
nose Languages, could Thy duo application under
stan" CONVERSATION in the of one quarter and
those entirely uEccql-.-;cd with translation could
TlEsis-.i5 80, IS d" sl.N iio's
year 30 pay able quarterly advance bookkeeping alone 10
STEPHEN BERNARD.
o. Gentlemen lesirous OF 0innr the classes sird I'm
tnoe or ni looming new will please make applica
2t-v stI iy >'' O''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25
FLOUR IND CHEESI
Gordonsyillc for Sale.

FENHE subscriber offers for sale his Tavern nj Gcr
II louisville, IN Orange county, with $50 acres OF
Land attached To II, or To exchange 1t for property in
the cay OF Richmond GordOnsvlIle IS situated M
the foot Of the Southwest Mountains ~ miles from
the University Of Virgmia, 30 from Fredericksburg
90 from Harrlsonburg and 10 niles from this place
The stages from Charlottesville 10 Fredericksburg
pass three time week. and since the late arruIrs-
uenl of the mails between StauDlon and Guyandott
the number Of passcngeTshas greatly increased. Tic
mail stage from Richmond To IIarrisonburg passes
twice week. For terms aud farther particulars
apply to the subscriber. JOHN n. GORDON.
Richmond, oath Sept e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25

BenneFs LmProocd System, Of Book Keep ing
TNliE Subscriber will Of a suitable number ol p,i.
D pills can be obtained,) deliver a Course of Leo
lures on Benefits Admirable System Of Book Keep
ing. lie has bccn practical accountant for many
years has general knowledge ofmcrcante business
IN all IT'S various branches, aud pledges himself to
quality any pupil, who may attend his course of in
structions, either IN Bennett. JAG I>on, for the
Cnmpung House, in twenty LESSONS. Bennett mas
greatly improved, and simpied, the mode of record
ing transactions, and we'll adapted 10 the commerce
of tho United States. lie will also give private les
nj any hour, and place osmay best SUIT tho lear
ncr Terms ten dollars Those who are disposed
to acquire a knowledge of this desirable branch OF
education, will please call, and leave their names
with the Editors, where a subscription paper can be
found.
Satisfactory testimonials Of his competency will re
exhibited. JOHN LEDWIDGE
nov ii-itc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25
TO Breeders of fine Horses in Virginia.

TaNHE Subscribe has a fire young Stallion ) veors
a old ncvt spring. Of fuc blood. .ize figure ard
color That ne Is aisposed TO farm to any gent man.
who may b. anHous to cngag" in business cf that
sed in consequence o. the numerous apphcaio us h,
has heretofore had for property of this description
lie l. rich nahogarv oay, about feet 81 riches
high Of good form, by old Archy ont of tho dam Of
Lafayette w"o was also by Archy ont Of Sir Har-
~, the Sir Harry odt of Chanticeer sndtl, Chan
ticIeer ONT a Shark, &c &c &c
In consequence Of an injury he sustained in his
hrSi trunng he has never appeared on the Turf but
better StOth IJysc is rar0iyt 80 be met with
Finding my stock of Horses to be- increasin, too
rapidly. would also be glad dispose of two or three
well bred brood mares on accommodating terms.
nov 23-coet JNO. M sBOTVS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25
BIGGBR'S OFFICE,

t.g..s.t - Nov. IS. 1929.
Tho following are the drawn numbers il, the Rhode
Island Lottery. Class No. Is.
0, 6, 10, %, SO, 80, II, 80, /.
Bigger again sid and paid several of the Capitals
OF at one O'Clock Today
The official drawing Of the Connecticut State
Lottery, Class No. IA, Willie received at Biggers
10000 CAPITAL PaizE!
Tickets g., Halves S., Quarters fl.
Foi sale at BlGGER'S OFFICE.
nOy9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25
A PRINATE TUTOR

& 'iNTiF~AN Of IN Idle age experienced Tt1cLer who
"A TeceEed .. odJ:atIon the New Enclamd Col
ieSrs, WISHES s,uau P,ivat, 2O, Teacher of fam
'y school Tie has satisfactory testimonial, recommended
tons Bonn tc Facmiy Of the Cocge winch he w rJuca
ted an" also from his former employers and from other gent,
men acc ait! with his character and as rearhf
lie + now IN Richmond, and iRsErsco hir NAV b.,
obtained by app cation at this Office, C.lce u the
"NiSitnr s. Telegraph"
Applications from the country frost ycd> may aJires.-
t. the "f!li" OF tic Visitor q Telegraph Rclunond Va
Reference may an be made either Of the following gentle
men, Rev. VA J ARNsIpsyo
Ic-. 4 CoSvTusr, and
Col J. f. PRrsroN
RsrhrU1lE Mr.. =, lG,'. denNi D.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25
NEW YORK MARNEr NOV. o.

Cotton LIN consequence Of advices from England
OF an advance in that market, the sales during the
week have been animated, and IN some instances a
shade advance former prices has been ob,sined
The business ofthe week reaches TO about 1000 bales
chiefly Up.ands, the old ~ loI; now 1OBa IL cts;
Alabamas. . loa. and few choice, III I2k.-
About 100 New ORR, ans new cror, le5 10 cts
Flour.-The market for New York Flour now IN
ries according 10 Inc appearance and prospects Of the
weather. The cold oflast week caused an advance
in Western, which NJ the commencement of this
week not sustained
Grnin.-Prces remain without change, n nd parcels
of Western, they have in have sold at 81 90;
some inferior, at 81, I8; Rye, 90 a 10 cts BAILEY
81 a 90 cts. Southern Corn, 40 n SO; Northern
CTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25
ASSEMBLY BAILS.

al II. BOSSl F.UX respectfully nfnns tie ladies and
4VA gentlemen OF Richmond Manchester aud their
That the buu, he creating for the uurpose
giving hrs Col!nn Parties. Stale Of rapid lls,ress
aud that ne viii spare neither EXPENSE ~ having
hcd up III the best style for their comfort aud irn
S" s to merit every encoura he anticipates pro
poses giving i've parties Thy subscription for the $40
T. accomplish which, li of subscription
Viz Nm Robertson subscription list Is also left MIR.
Nass Book Ntu!c rs sufficient number
bed, meeting wi aAe place. when they will appoint their
msuagcfs
In The time Mr. Is. has opaned his sooo! over Mr.
Tcu,0's Confectionery Store Days tuition Wednesdays
and Saturdays at oclocn the afternoon ladies' and AZ
in the evening for gentlemen.
nlyl 1.-f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25
To ruE ProrIr on VmGfNlA,

10 rIIE PEOPLE OF ' IH'INlA'
Mr.. Glles's tenure OF Office expires during the pre-
sent wlDier and many persons have been spoken of
10 supply rhe vacancy but public opinion seems not to
have settled down on any one; therefore undertake
bring to your notice the nome Of highly esteemed
feow-ctizcn. who has faithfully served YOU IN
the capacity and who has since served his
try in several Of it, highest md most important bran
cles Of government, with uniform ability, frmnoss,
dignity, and urbunry. ] mean James Barbour, c,q.
our late Min sler TO England. beiiepe he will be
found acceptable to tho people generally than
any other person that has been named. SENEX.
The New York Mercantile states that "the Rus
sian officers who arrived there in tho New York
from Liverpool, have to this country for the
porposc ofPracsing in our navy, and obtaining prac-
teal Information Of our system Of naval tactics"
letter from Alcxandria (Ecvpt) dated 9th Aug
is published in tho Journal du Have, in which II IL
stated that the crop ofCotton this year will not be
less thnn 80 900 holcs. Tha the government had
fixed a tax Of "a pastors including expenses that
buyers reody to take 900 bales Of this price
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.

NOTICE is hereby given that this canal is now
~ open for navigation
The Locks are 100 feet in length by effect in
width, and TIC Canal can be navigatcd by vessels
within those dimensions, and drawing 7 feet water.
The rates ofloll have been fixed so low as to make
the cheapest, as well the most expeditions and
safe channel of communication between the waters
Of the Oh sapeake and Delaware Any information
in relation TO the canal rates u toll &c NAV be- had
on application at the conipanys Office, No. IL Wol-
nut street, Philadelphia
Horses for towing may always be hired at a low
price at either end of the Canal
ROBERT NJ. LEWIS President,
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company.
III u GuPIN, Secretary. nov 25-Gt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25
Grand Solar Microscope.

NHE public are respectfully informed, the P.7pri-
y ctor Of the Microscope, has obtained very g..
iglbe room IN the Museum of this city. formerly &C
cupied as the Satuary Roon,l and which is now fit
ted up for The purpose of better displaying the great
m1gnifyng powers Of Tie astonishing n.rument.-
The room will he open for visitors from Q. A. NJ To
;, p NJ. 'rery .fair day.
This surprising instrument discovers ~ view the
most minute bodies IN the animal, vegetable and min
ora parts of creation. mogniiyiug them moro ib n
100000 times The apparent dust on figs or cheese.
Which living animalcula Is scarcely perceptihlc TO
thc naked eye, is magnicd iu the enormous size of
from TO I feet, and in actual motion, fighting and
contending IN the most spirited manner Many other
objects are prepared aud viii be- exhibited. The ma,
tCresimg process of disqualification shown in most
reSpendent and magnificent colours. II needs but
20 be seen 10 be- most admired, II being imnnssbe To
give an occquatc description of lts briuancv
IL Adnitunce 90 cents, children halt price
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25
PYANO.FORTHS.

nUBOIS 81 STODARr, of New York, respect
- fully inform the public and their numerous
friends in Richmond and its vicinity, that they have
opened at tho store of ]. g. ]. T.. Heron, q small
assortment of Piano Fortcs, all of which war
ranted Of the first quality IN tone and workmanship,
which they offer for sale at their lowest New York
prices They VIII be set UP in any part Of the city,
packed for the country, free Of expense. Orders
received for any description Of Instruments, which
viii be supplied from New York, and their Agent
now in Richmond, will tune aud regulate Pianos.--
The attention OF persons in want Of Pisno-Fortes
is respectfully solicited. oct i6-dts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25
THIS DAY!
CON.NECTICUV .SI.4IE LOTTERY

Class Number IL.
Drawing will be received ut IL O'Clock THIS
DAY. 81 Numbers, drawn Ballots.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25

Isl RECLU ed ~

JLSI RECLIJ ED ~
STRATTON'S F.iSjIiO-N.IBLE MT IND car
- HyiHEHOCSi2, by He Emily Davis i.ol. Illa'e
pa anil rau;ivy, fcn New York. am Gle amt assortrrnr OF
superior III NER HATS and variety Fun silk
and Cloth fancy CAPS, also LONDON HATS OF the latest
fashion and superior qualify. nov It's
Fifty Thousand Do{iars sco5fn az .Ntw and
! n. ~ }
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25
II. CHURR,S

DRIzE List m the Rhode isund Consolidated
u Lottery, No. 10.
9, C, 10, %, SO, so, II. 50, /.
The drawing of the following Lottery will be re-
ceived This Day at tho Lucky Office of
PRENTIS CUUBB
Successor to the old established Office Of s. y AZ.
Allen & Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25

TX Hbds. Orleans Sugar, a part Of best
- quality, Tor sale low, by
uov 81 D. TIMpERLAKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25

but none will be sold until 10000 TO 25 900 bales
shall have been received at Alexandria.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25

9, 6, 10, %, 33, 80, II, 80, /,
Were the drawn numbers the Rhode Island Lottery
40 10 T. LAMBERT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25

W W. cannot refrain from tho republication from
the Enquirer of yesterdays of the following article
signed "A Voice from the Lowlonds.' We have a
special reason for doing this, which is neither more
less than tha, we consider this "Voice from the
Lpwlands," tho very most censurabc thing that we
ever saw in newspaper. aid because wish TO
aid giving il general circulation which will be the
thing To stamp upon IT'S incendiary 'front.' the
ftovns and. the adherence Of this community
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04

INDIAN SuMMER.-A' what time in the au.
tumnal mon us the season called "Indian
Summer" We have ou This question to ma
ny individuals, and have received as manv diff
feren answers. We have always unders.oo d
from old men that il generally occurred in The
month OF November, or the Ia Ter part OF Oc-
toner. The weather for the lasr month has
o"rn unusually mild and pIrasan,, and W. have
head II called from III beginning the Indian
Sumner. Cannot some o'e give US he ",ra-
Oh ION Of The elders upon this subj'c'? L. is
one Of The most Delighted seasons Of he wear,
and we have always understood tina, /. received
us name from the fact, 'ha' il was at his par
iicul part nf the year hat The Indians were
the most successful in hunting -haiioaaI .Epis.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04

INTERNAL IMpaayHMExr - Mr.. Jefferson has
t'r,d TIA, 'he ,ide of pubic opioion has set
wrong in favor of intcrnsl Improvement, tina,
cannot be resisted. The steady aud progres
I've el'dnce ct the Country in population, ex
~, wealth and resources, renders 1t aS.olul,'
''cssary that artificial c..anuris OF CONNIE
"a ion should be made between its reno e
AIS and the attempt TO arrest, what neces
Fiorces, is vain and impoIent The stare
lost violently opposed to internal improve
|N'''', Cannot bur see the immense advantage
such system, and the rapid strides 'ha
Nets, by adopting it, make towards wealth
Nlppiness, Selfinierest, 'ha, predominant
~ ruling passion in all nations, must urge
I'm to Join in the measure.
"eare not in favor Of meddling with the
constitution, but we think great and perma-
% good would be effected by Inserting a
'a'e' declaring the power Of assisting works
internal improve men, 10 be in ,be General
'unmen;. The scruples Of conscientious
'ucians would thus be allayed, and the na-
u Gould unite heart and band in some OF
'~ srea, projects which have been proposed.
arguments agains, the assumption Of this
va are Certainly stronger in every point OF
man those urged agains, the tariff; and a
~S" regard to principle, as well as expe-
w "".ld recommend the adoption OF the
sSe'ion here thrown out.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04

Mr. BARozA PEIREIRA lat Charge T1Dairs
from Por agai, was arrested IN Philadelphia on
Friday, under wri, from h, District Court,
a. the suit Of his successor, Mr. ToRLADI D'A
YAMBuJA, the accredited representative at Don
MIGuEL Bal was demanded in the sum oil
"a, hund ed thousand dollars, which The dsten-
Gant declucd t. give, and he was committed
. prison. rhe Pniiad' lphia Chronicle OF Sd
,urdsy avs:
"A'.nncn tod the mater Came fore Mr..
Justice BARNES 90 rule o shcw rau,e OF aI
lion and why The p!ainif, claiming privilege
a. diploma il @, N, should not be discharged.
he cause oil &c ION s. forth il the plaintiff ;
lfida,i,, WAS ihr ie'eh,ion by the defendant,
Of documents apner lining tn he mi >sion.-
The question Of privilege was then entered up
IN, and he aGgumen is nov proceeding
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04

VERA Cruz. Tn. N W OH ans Argus Of
he ;o;n ul. contains he following extract Of a
Gan express arrived here Yesterday from
Mexico, Bringing official &c cunt from the
Prssiien', nftte !, ,din.s Il 1000 Spanish troops
from Manila, on mr. CO.'S o. Oaxaca, and Of
their move ent 20 'ragues into he interior "a
mong,t the lndiaus."
This says The A gus, we hik needs conhr-
NATION; yet W. far he esul,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-04

A, ,L- op, aing of III, rremon, house ir Boz
ton, public dlurrr W. given ~ the mrr' ha"'s
Of that cry. A, this dinner NJ. EVERETT at
tended, and Apply sud feicitous as he always
is upon such ocC ,sions. his speech o. this, was
uno commonly neal and app op'iate AT pas
sing an euIngium upon the general chara ter
OF The merchonts, he r. ferred to the ho"ouranle
examples which have been lefi u by 'islory
of mere hams having ris"n To distinction and
fame. q" i need not, ,aid MIR F erru, remind
this respeo able company f the iiiust'ious lam
lily Of the Medici, the merchant princess OF Flo.
renee, who contributed es>enti,lly a, we all
know, from The mar tive Of their elegant bio
crapher, himself Liverpool banker, to the
great revi, al OF Earning in modern times; and
who al the height Of their maenihcence,
the crane and windlass, by which the bales Of
me re h md ze were won, 10 he fled IN the lofts
| need no, speak Of Nj. Colbert in Franc, he
son of cloihier. the grandson of a wine mrr-
chant, himself Nn,arv's apprentice; MOI Sir
Thomas Gresham, in England. who bnil' he
Exchange one dav-founded College he
nrx;-and gained the speculation OF Royal
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