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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-12
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, MAY Ia, 1899
lT,HE NEW MAPS OF VII

THE NEW MAPS OF VIRGINIA, Hen,ngs Statutes, al,
large Gilmers Rsndolph's Reports of argued
aud determined IN the Court OF Appeals Journal, Of the Sc
nate aud House Of Delegates Of Virgins from I776 1880
iuclusye, and OF the Convention Of IT'S and i73s
The Legislature having directed the sale Of these books
maps many OF which purchased by the Stse TO
the pablicson they Offer ed TO the public
the Journals, much Tess than eo.t; aud the proceeds
TO be applied TO the increase Of the Library Of the Ssie is
hoped that Vmsnis purchaser will be d.po.ed sup.
ply himself from this or the iIge Maps of Virginia
justly admired for ia general accuracy and beauty of
ton, but limited number Of copies remain for sale The
Jouna which have recently been printed the public
pense embrace the entire period Of the Revolutionary
gle, contain much valuable and interesting matter no
where else TO he had and with the Statutes large ought
be ia the library Of every Vsinan. The following the
ptces- For the large map S20 email map 6; Heniugs
Statutes al large set of rs vols ~ doliars Ginss
ports dolls vot asndoiPh., Sc. 20 dolls pro.
portion for vol except the L which be sold
les. than 5dO; for the Journals, peg set comprising 5quo,
and octave vols rs dcls, being than the
printing and binding.
Order addreedtO the subscriber the Capitol the
City Of hohniond or TO j. e Heron, above the
ksgle Hotel will be promptly attended TO.
WM. II. RICHARDSON,
Clerk Of the Council and Librarian.
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r. 7ss.,,JJs,,s :, - ~ TI,;,f

10 GcHtteWeU OF Me IUJ.
intend 10 quit Racing, shall be glad dispose my
stock Of Horses the Turf among them may be
had,
An Archy horse, old this spring; Of the Dam Of
Fayette yet unsdi he may be Es stable of mir.
Branch OF Petersburg, where hs Pedigree will be lunshsd
VginAn Fiily, Sye,Ts old this sprng, Bedford
she out Of Beilair, aud e out OF Shark &c &c
be 81 in The stable Of Col Wynn.
Charles colt. yesrs old, of the mare Charles
Fly that will in stake al Tree Hill this spring, where
her psfomanee can be seen together with several otheE
that be by gentleman wishing 10 purohA,s
Mosf of the above horses in training and will pro.
baby of the different Courses ia Virginia.
this spIiHs aud the subscribsr would like
h,h their qualities Racers, and dispose OF them
modating terms.
JOHN NJ Bolts.
may 8. 1854
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-12

have been raising from fine horses for number of years
have Colt by Tariff, and think the finest had.
Feb. &c, 1929. JOHN S. SMITH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-12
NOTICE
A RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

n ONAW TN JAIL.
VAS committed to the Jail of Gloucester county Va. on
w the Esd day OF Jsuusry last negro by the
OF who he the property OF Dr. Fletcher
Fast To- s That hs was purchased "a Georgia when small
bought by the said Fletcher From the appearances Of the
said and his account be supposed he about
twenty eight years OF age black inches
high, and very intelligent for slave. When committed
jail, he had on coat of grey coarse cloth. The
requested TO forward prove property, aud take hin
Ewsy or be will be sold the law drsci..
JAMES II. JONES, Tailor,
Clio. County, Va.
April IL. II2-v5m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-12
COTTON AND WOOLEN NIACNJN
TO THE PUBLIC.

tNHE subscribers, having purchased the S.gs.
running between Guyandotte and Lewi,burs will, OF
before the h Of May oex, commence runaing the Route
The Line will pas, through Charleston, and thence
by the State Turnpike, TO ewi.hurs ard the ed
c'nal Springs TO WIT the White Sulphur, the Hot the War
&c. 20 Stsunton.
II viii leave Guyandoue twice week at O'Clock, A. nd.
And, on ats return will leave Stanton twice week
From Guysndotte the Springs there will be hight
travelling.
AZ Stanton the Line meets the Charloesve, Richmond
ahi fredericksburg Lines, running three times week
The Route from duyandotte TO St.upou will he
III hve days. and from Stsunton TO Richmond or Freder.
cSsburs, IA two dsyS and from Richmond, the City
in eight hours. - -
Persons ascending the Ohio their way the North, will
md this route the peasantet cheapest. And those who
may wish to visit the Springs informed, that
oil the Lne they can at all tass be
notice. with good ertra Coaches those watering places
And the public assured that in attention the
moodon aud comfort OF the coed Coach.
IS aud Teams, and skul AMI sober Drivers afford
the iiuc shall not be inferior any other in the State
PORTER s. BELDEN. -
-RIchmcnd,. Va. Msrchi7. iOS- en-
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Executive Department,
Esb 81 1900

TtU II, 1913.
PROPOSALS. will be received this Department for III.
purchase 81 the transports the Pentenary Terms, cash
those disposed to purchase will give their proposals without
delay.
BY order, VIM. II. RICHARDSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-12

Valuable Property for Sale.
WILL offer for SALE the premises, the bidder
"wednesday The Sd of June, ny Mills, called Abby
willie Mills Staunton River, opposite OF the
of that river with those OF Dan aud eight miles above
their hnsl junction Carkvie. TsJ, third cash. the
balsucs in two equal annual payments.
To those who wish 10 IN Mercantile and Milling bust
ness few situations present fertile hes hy
country, failing sTgam, aud carriage from
the door 10 Norfolk ought 10 be equal
other properly Of the kind in the country.
THOS. NJ. NELSON.
MeekIenburg, Maya. 1Is-w4w
1yThe Winchester REPUBLICAN,, the Lynohburg vmsiuian
and Norfolk Herald will give the above Insertions and
forward their accounts 20 Thos. NJ. Ne,on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-12

LHnattc Hospital, williamsburg.
JoFiCEi, hereby given thstaiI the cells
~ occupied ,andt has he
S-soas OF the said esare due hich vii
he given by order Of tn Corrtof Director.
Nav IS Aft T. uRNJEy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-23

NOTICE. The Froomen Of Newport
friendly to the nomination made in June, by
the Convention in this town, Of candidates for
the next Congress. are requested to meet at
the State House on SATURDAY Evening noxt,
at half past o'clock, to adopt such measures
as may be thought expsdient, to secure the
reelection of Messrs. Pesrce and Burgess
Those of our Fellow Citizens, friendly to the
above named gentlemen, who live in the neigh.
boring towns, who can make it convenient,
are respectfully requested to attend. It is ex.
pected the meeting will be addressed by sew.
era of those who will assemble, on tho impor
tance Of the approaching election As the
meeting will not be one with closed doors,
gentlemen who fscl disposed, whatever may
be their political feelings, can attend, provid
ed thoy do not interrupt the business of the
meeting, and conduct themselves orderly and
with proprioty. ..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-23

to Divine Providence. you ere to be freed.
"Mexicans.--The time has arrived when
you are about to regain peace and former
abundance; seperate yourselves from the
wicked faction of anarchists which hiss De.
stroyed this bvsutifnl country. only enrich.
ing foreign adventures, and the leader, who
tyrannize over them. Remain Tranquil in
your houses, attentive to your duties and
usual occupations. Your persons and prom.
erty shall be respected as sacred.
"The division which | have the honor
to command is a model Of subordination
and discipline; the soldiers composing il
are your brothers; our religion is the same:
our language, manners and customs: the
same blood flows through our veins; and
if, contrary to oil my hopes, should there
be one individual among them so far for
getful OF his duty as to commit any ex-
cess, l will know how to punish him with
all the rigor that the laws permit.
"Head Quarters Of
"The Commanding General ofthe vaa.
guard.
~SIDRO BARRADAS,~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-23
DIED..

In Ess; Greenwich, on Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Mary Brown, widow OF the late Capt.
Clarke Brown, in the 30th year of her age
In Portsmouth, Mr.. John Brownell, aged o..
Lost overbosrd, from the brig Charles 10
seph, in Hampton Roads, 10th inst, Mr.. Elihs
r. Bowen, mate. OF X. |.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-23

ENTERED.

ENTERED,
Sch. Columbus, Gardner, St Thomas,
via Boston.
Sloops Providence, Brown; Albany,
Vars; Ann, Manchester, New York.
CLEARED,
Sloops Providence, Brown; Ann, M,r-
chester, Proyidence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-23

"Inhdbifants Of .Ns,o Spain His Excel.
loncy the Captain General Of tho Island of
Cnba addresses to you the following procls.
nation, in the name ofthe King our Lord,
at the same time that present myself on
your shores wi:hIthe first division OF the roy
al army, which is about to occupy this king.
dom TO rs.sstsblish order and the patornal
government Of the best Of kings.
! Mexieans!--I come not to revenge out.
rages, nor to satisfy the passions which has
existed in this klndom; all is consigned to
oblivion, for such is the royal will Of your
august aud ancient sovereign. I have
drawn the lbayonst, not 10 pierce your
breasts, but to be kept for those who, inter.
osted in the continuance Of disorders, per.
sist in refusing the will and clemency OF q
generous monarch. The faithful executor
Of the royal will, offer you these terms on
my sacred word Of honor, which ysu
will see fulfilled in o very short time, and
then, when the passions are cslmed, you
can compare & Judge Of the difference be.
tween three centuries ofhappiness, and the
seven years Of horrid disorder, which you
have eSpcrisucsd, ard frQl which, thanks
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-23

Acoinage ofhaLf fdimesffve cents pieces;
has been commenced by the mint-Such
a coin has long been wanted, and q very
great convenience will result from free
circulation Of them. NY. Gaz.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-23

Mr.. Shultz, Of Virginia, has given pub.
lie challenge to discuss with Mr. Owen,
Mr.. Houston, or Miss Wright, ,the merits oS
Atheism, Deism, & Theism. It is his inten-
ton to show that the existence Of a God,
the Immortality Of the soul, and future re-
tribution are rational doctrines, indepcpd.
snt of revelation.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-23

COMMUNICATED.
administration Meeting An adjourn.
ed meeting of the friends of the admins
tration, will be held 1T Mr.. Towers acade
my, on Saturday evening the e5th inst. AT
half past o'clock
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-23

We have in onr possession, list Of persons
taken from the town Of Newport, by the in.
fluence of the tories, and put on board the
Lord Sandwich British Prison Ship, in Octo
ber, 1777, because they refused to sign an as
sociation which obliged them to fight what
they called, Rebels. We shall publish it in
our next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-07

HuDsoN AND DeLAwARs CANAL We are
gratIhed TO learn, SAYS the Albany Argus. that
this canal is in active and successful operation;
and that the company is now receiving al tide
water, on The Hudson, abou, 200 tons Of coal
per day. This coal is sold as fast as it arrives
a, 80 per ION. Several Boston vessels have re-
Gently token srgoes for that market. Prepa-
ra'ions are making by this spirited and enter.
prising company for a much larger supply OF
coal foI the mex year. The Lackawsna coal
which rs brought through hi, Canal, makes a
very clear and pleasant fire. and has deservedly
high repu, a,ion, as well for dome site use, as
for manufacturing purposes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-07
E.nn, y. N.r rnrk nnu .ads.rt:s.r

The death 70, Judge W ,rhs"G'on 'naNes va
amy upon IN. hrnc' ot me Snpr'ne N""r' "
IA. U.,rcd safes, wh,cN viii "".'""h ediy OF
F,iry during the e;,suiag scssio" ot S"nRrr
rwiu b., q matte, Of some imPor ance :" &c
gtmnr from MIA, Safe the NJ" Juage
D., TAKEN. Judge W Washington belonged to HT
:ia,a Bu, INC chief JHs'ire Is ais" from NAT
Sta =; and /, will proA.by mol he deene" 'Ape'
Zen, Ia :, lect another from il 81 toe pre>eh
me hlsr Nashing'nn has been assigned
mr. u,,rv wears TO the cirouit comp 's"d %
prno>ylyanja anu NevIc, sew. There IL aiea ~
Iudve IN MsrylAod; and t"ere Mas He'er c.
"a, one. if We r, colleI, right, from 7 n'sy""
MA, aud ,ha, one in he early history 81 n
cos rumenl AS thai citcui' Is des'"u'' '"'
a> Pennsvl,ania IS one OF he largest ana mos
.npur an, sts,es in the Union, anG as que
',rrs Of great importance must AWAY a',se u
sach 4 large community, AMI especially "
rrsa, and wealthy city like PhhadeiPhiA'
Would SEEN, % be eQaally natural anu p'oPe,
ART according ia the usual rourse OF pfoceeu
M IN N. distribution Of Juticiai oh1cts, va
ne candidate for the yaeancy should os '""e
hom Peunsy lvania- .,
As mere .r. many gentlemen Ia that s's"
&C dist;pquishpd tale nts and charac'er, OF eres
earning aud experience, thoroughly ''fIa ~
with the laws of the United S's'es' an" VI
grac6ce Of the federal courts, mere eau Is s.
difficulty in selecting man tuhy quo"
the s,a'ion. And il poliucal cons'o =.
arr Of any moment in a case oil TINS Sort
fortunate that number of The most dis''" So
ID LAWYERS of that state have, for seSer"' !'"'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-07

tr,o,opuoBr\ The Boston Commei cial
Gaze +, in remarhirg on horrible Case oi nv
3, .,b,bia copl,d into hat paper from III Bel
r., Norhern Wing, has the following para
.,, :, which remedy for the diseasr, GER
.,,rr worthy Of being brought to he test Of
.z7 rimeu', IS Sug esed:
,y,i.er in n, London Courier OF the so h
:. , emLrr, calls the attention OF he publ
hs considers the most suitable plan 81
.,,n,n, when this dis as his &C ua'ly t;ken
800 We OBSERVE" soy> the wriirr, = that
hy,~o ,bChil there is a cNnstan' thirst. ana
...., Lr,ne,, c the skih-the pulse rs quick
'.5 n,rI-the whole sv.tem appears to has-
,nI.r,one q ,iol.nt change and "orhipg d's-
,-s he paIen5 so much as he pain ard
d.S a!,y 10 deglu,i.Ion C"der these eise"m-
.,,,., were he patient 70 be p'Sced in a warm
ry.pu IA h, and KEEP: there III re'spira Ion
- c;,,r. wee he nos, sui able dIapHo'eios
Nd ,,cosIs,. 10, aud h. skin ken III state oil
r.,s,,r,;inn for some thur; We, IN rfasorlng
,on .naloey, Nigh be bic I" subdue ne
,r, I'd r,hr e. a. ton, and, perhaps, by the
,v,,,ep, arteries. throw rHthc d,>eAs" from The
a,,I. a., the body" H. corrob 'ation OF he
,,us he,r s,a ID, fAe writer refers the reader
, m, Flowing remark ale case 4" tne Dubn"
uornifc Pos. Of he 2jh:
ain my e,rly days, (says the narrs'cr) here
lived n he nr,g ,or how'd where was brought
-, man wao had he M, f,r'uue TO be binen
~ do mat W =, cons dered 10 be in rab'd
Ga. some tire az erwaris the man grew
n. we'll and almost irnm-'ia,clv mapi'es'ed all
n. horrible ,ymp. nms of hydrophobia, which
increased 20 u, h an alarming degree, that ms
fis,ds mad come 10 the resolution OF adopting
n, dreadful alternative Of pp'ling an end 20 MS
,y,Leoce by snfFocatiop, and four men spread 4
bsd On the floor, and forced The man down up
m il, covering him with another bed, upon
which they suelched ihCmse yes 10 prevent
him ye,,i"r breath, Will" his vile and lew
relations were in another apsr.nent awaiting
the awful event. The struggles and greens OF
The unfor'unl,e vic'im were, Tor some time,
,lcoYa ? ia make human ua'ure shudd'r, dur
ina. ,ich time his vifr's frrhugs may he INA
.iasa hut ca.aa, he described; but 81 e. a H.
Il, ,in,. ,he noi.e in the fa',l aparimen' ceas.
"a. when sh. rushed in with fr,n'ie despair,
and. wirh am - supernatural : r. myth, forced
the mrn from Of ucr husband :, body des 'a'lns'
Tia, i., the cnn,t uu.uoe b" Nha' II would, she
uUpN 1t sc A,n.iShIy take The manner oi "tr
aq,.a7G's death IN his own hand. We"
Sc rrmn,tG I'VE bed that l>y upon him, ae lay
s,-,,,r Eee,ess; aud so ardrn' had o:-n ms
.rpcg'r, that lie sweat hal onZed from every
Dor, IA M, kin, aud IN such a quantity mat II
l-rr,d y I'm II dam on tn II or aite' ~ was
,hay, TINE yAp,sed to III" air, H. r'vs d aud
sNp,, cling h bye ISLANDERS That his mad
POS, mad eui-e,y leh him, aud II was So IN ,r-
oil y, Tor he lived hong snc happy with hts VII
VINO hal been 20 ias r,men,al in saving his
lie, aro n,l ~ hia large family alter his
;eloyrry. He Jleh - 'as' Natural deaih-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-07
AwruL DRarH.-,,n Mondsy morning, as

AWFUL DEATH.-Un Monday morning, as
wo ladies were distributing Tracts, in the up
per part Of Main street, they came 10 the house
Of Mrs Monk, The front door was shor, and
no ore invited them TO come in. A black man
S, auding nta ar, diree tel them to an"'h her door,
! " hi, they entered. Bu' all was silent. They
were about TO leave the house, when they no
ii, ed tina, the chimney piece had recently been
on FIRE and OH looking 10 The hrar'h, they no.
t,ced the appearance. and few remains oil a
human being On closer inspection, they VIE
found to be the ashes Of Mrs. Monks. Her b..
DIV had been almost completely consumed 10y
fire. A foot and par, Of an arm were ht
principal remains ,ba, identified the ashes, and
ma, ked the spo' where she was burned mos
prob b Y "a living sacrifice" to ihioxi'a iop.-
Sh- hid lived alone, for s',erai months past,
kept a hole grocery. IA which he p'in''n'l al =
,,cle was whiskry and FIR some line hid been
IN haLi,> Of intern ,ance. Whether She fell
upon tn hearth. in a state OF inebrie'y, OF IN a
f., canno, b. determned. But her end l, So
T. mn warning TO all who indulge in the use OF
ardr,t ,;,iri,s The circums' ance Of her be
Jug so er,irely consumed, Can be accounted Ter
only ,, hrs system having become highly in
Hamr biz by the excessive use Of alcohol -
Lun,indyy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-07
COMMERCIAL.
pu,T,uorE MaRREt-DrcEAska S.

IL LII
Form Hptdyd street The Inspections "t the week
.hsw u n,a,erisi increase in the receipts inns CIT
gu stsnc-, and to the limited export aeHahH' we p
s,me we are TO attribute the dcc!ne ~ price "hich we
h ye now t. note at the end If the week athe com
mencpnept TIC week sales rcm stores were male al
IS 453 c. ats 81; W. dne>da. sales rom ''o'Is
were made AZ IS; an! on 'hursda' Al per VI,
cs,, or n,ersst aided. To-day the prevailing s,ote
rate is "A prr barrel. The wagon price was AZ 20
on uop,y and Tuesday; on Wednesday If fell to l2ti
and ~ Thurss aud to-day IT has stood At per or'
(ifv Wills Flour On Tuesda7 parcel OF standard
o,,y CITY Mills was sold a. 81 81 cts per barrett on
60 LAYS Gre dit without interest. IN WEDNESDAY, ~
ris standard a,,,it, were sold at 90. 4" mon'hN'
w,,b,u, inter st, Earl, in the week. lot al 2oo par
~ firm va. sold at IS interest added. Since the
rcl,,,, wh has t,k"n place IN the price OF "n."r
nd nv 'er he pIoper hesd) the rr'ces OF ""'" ks
e ~ Nils our have become unsettled; ana no p"r
la, No, .,.nrsr.d in the ,nark,' for the last Two
| !, i ;mnns,.hle to day to give an accurate quota
W." ",so,,,s,nuab Eour Thursday a lot was sold
Co. ' rf1.,, a., Wednesday and Thursday con-
",i ar,,;es of wheat r. pched the market, rem.
! ! -. ths ,npp,es much more n'ent'h 'nah .nsy
h,, hem a, any time We believe tor seVera hon'IS
,.s, A decline IN price Was n ~, NY,
rncea md good to prime parcel, OF ""!mnu ~
ell yessr isy ani to DAY at 90 70 Genus per
10, ri x,ra nrime rel Fought today 20 cts Dun tue
s;r o,es,ion for good prim parce's Is ~ w -
Wbi. wheat has also de med N price anu We y.
,o-,,sy. according to the last safes AZ 30 ''0 ~~'
m qushy h hs., Il, tie or none in
market. Sales have be, made at ~ 4. c.s WIZ ,,"
,aar ne considered, about the fair quotations. Inc
sales of new Corn have ranged fro" 50 SO eens pr.
ibnsh.l Ascending to its condition. ne Pr'. -,
.rcsls 81 new is about 81 So cts sales having
P'so Ill, at hose rates yes,er,ia, and to day
In, Last sales of Rye were at AZ cents whcn ma
he considered the fair average rate lot o. 49,
quality, free OF garlic, was taken LOT sr'''''"s UNA
not, have advanced shade in price, ana VIC W"
quote at 80 centsper bushei. Soc, WA,
Clorer Seed "A sale Of 500 bushels clover 'e'
made TINS n"'"''s " .7,n.ricc7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-07

PENNSYLVANIA Finances In the Pennsylva.
MIA House Of Representatives, on the cd inst.
Mr.. Martin offered the following resolution:
RESOLVED, Tha, the Committee Of Ways and
Means be instructed TO inquire into the expe>
diency Of bringing in bill au' horizing the
SAFE Treasurer TO Cause an imme dia,e issue Of
TT, asury notes in sums of ten dollars, and up
warts. 10 the am unit If two millions Of dollars,
bearing an inleres, II Ave peI cent. per annum,
and r,deemable on the first day Of January,
1885.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-07
Tue EFFECT OF ExAMpLE.-rhe Albany Da,

The EFFECT OF EXAMpLE.-Ihe Albany Dai'
ly AJv rus,r says" Willard Adams, w'l'
known IL his oi,y as d stHge ara s'eann"s'
runrer. Jumped from second st'ry wi"do"
in Sou h Msrke Stree Oh Frdsy. aB; was so
much injured hat ne sooD died. He had bsep
tnnfoed for somr days with illness. aud per
formed this las, sad ac. IN ,iclenr deiirium.
IL t.iked moc u aeou' Sam Patch, and ."o' l.
" before he leaprd was heard to say, that he
could do some rhngs ss well as that noted
character"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-07

Nrar'y four huod'rd dollars have been paid
for winding up he clock in the Mayors room
Of the New York City IIo!l. By the h"mp
on he hack &c M,hnmed's Came. but those in
6dsl, 10 things On a gr'a, scale" said Mus'a-
mia Pub dub Kh. h Khau.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-07

The Asen's Of III, Eagle Bank a. New Ha'
ven, gre u .ICe 10 The creditors, mat d'i'
dend Of l23 cents on the dollar, on M amount
Of their demands, vii he paid on and after the
els, Dec. 1929. All such creditors as hold
certificates of c:eb,. mus; pesent the same, OF
the divids nd vii! no. be paid
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-07

r,.S, Anirrw Socic'irs in Boston, New
- Philadelphia and b fillmore, celebrated
,,ir.-S,ry on the 3O;h ulr We have
Nj. -, -ccrivrd an accoun, Of the usual pro-
.,;,ys Of or = Andrews Society.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-07

;rformed that the Marine and Fire
Comoany Of this place have present.
~, -. u,lrauiion Engine Company with ten
: Sock as testimony of their appro-
HI services Of the Engine Company
l,,r 6:e. We mention this fact with
,,el, pleasure
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-07

A vessel has 81, AIRED from BrstoH for Com
s,an,inop!e with view, no doubt, OF passing
rh,n' the Bla,k Sea, and gathering the i'"i:s
Of the oDt ming h.,Vest.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-07
70 Rent,
Money w aMteA.

person having three HUNDRED and fl or ,Se
-. .me .t;r,erest the payment to be secured Dy
aeed of trust upon house and lot situated in M sosn
US .,.ranria and valued by the assessors attweNe
hundred dollars, by med,a'e application. can near "
term. to their advantage. For information NE
this Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-07

r., .cc,un' Of the great mortality IN Key
,r... IS publi,ted on Faiday, there is reason
.,.,i.,e was exaggerated - al hough undouot-
%. .ns island has bcen very sicklv.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-07

,.orum e both Houses Of Congress will
~, ,s,embe 10 dav. The Message will
..,,s h. delivered 10 morrow.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-07

n. bridge o.er hr P"apsc'', on The line OF
, R,tinorc ard Ohio Rail Road, has been
.,mg's,sd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-07

past. stood aloof from parry politics. not min
gil with the warmth Of the times OF engsg-
ing IN ine slrifes of conierding politicians