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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19
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IN GoorIetgld Couniy Cour1, l9M january, 1890
',scph Pollard, pit
against =, ,.......
John NJ. Rcdlori, Samuel Lcakc and H'eTwc. " N"N''l'
thcr Jones, dts.
This day tie plaintiff by his attorney and fled his bill;
md appearing the satisfaction Of the court that the do.
d1ut John NJ Rcd'd nhaban Of this State; II is
ordered that the said defendant John NJ Rcdord do appear
hero tic first day Of May next md the bin OF
the plaintiff and that copy u this order forthwith inserted
public newspaper printed The city OF Richmond for
months excessively and that another copy posted the
front the couLDusc Of his county, on two successive
days. and further ordered that tire defendants Samuel
Lrakc and Mcrwchcr Jones do pay awav sccroc or
otherwise dispose Of any effects IN thor hands be-
longing the dcndas John NJ Redord ~ enable them
To pay the plaintiff the debt in tie plaintiff bill mentioned
and the costs OF this suit.
a COPY. Tes,e, MAR. w MILLER, rc.o.c.
Jules held in Tie clerks Office the court ri tie United
~ States for the 9TH circuit and district Of virginia in
the month Of Feb 1919 James Thompson aud Richard Nut,
anil John g. Hendon, of Eppaprodr TimbcTake
deceased pits og0s Peter Mulock and John Hamilton sur
wing partners ofWIam Cunningham e. 60. des-ls CHAS-
Ctny.
Jh" defendants not having entered their appearance and
given security accodor rule Of the court and appearing
~ satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of tue
state Ut ngna the nOOn If the plaintiffs by their coun
Sell ordered that hc said defendants appear before The said
court 40 the city 81 Richmond tho first day Of tho next term,
ard p1nt bin and that copy Of this rule be Firth
Wh ntcHcd 30 enc newspaper published ~ the Cy 81 kch-
mont TOR two months successfully, and posted nj io ont door
III . .f If N l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19
SPRINGS .STAGE.

E'HS stage will hereafter TWICE each WEEK ~ nd
- from FluckS, who're IL with the line from
ynehburg to Nashville, 6e. and Lewisbug, where IL will
connect with PoTteTs line OF coaches, which runs to tho
Ohio river
FARE For each person there viii be charged for
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19
NEGROES WANTED.

WISH 90 hire Giy able bodied negro men, for The
u Fer of Is ycar or the Of the Richmond ~ Com.
panv. GEO. BOOKER, Supcr't
QJ-JOD PRINTING eaocoied 8, tic Wing oaicc..,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-19
Ts,tE ROuANCE OF JESSIE, THE FLOWER
" OF DUMBLASE.

.---"vho would bear tire whips and seorns Of time,
ISc oPpscssors wrong, the proud mans con,umely,
The pan2s Of desPised love, the laws delay,
1he insocncc OF Office, and the spums
That patient merit of the unworthy takes,
When he himself might his quictus make
With bare bodkn'" SfAKsPEAns
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-04
NOTICE.

N7ILL be sold at Public Auction on the w esd day of June next, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, by order of the Court of Pro- bate for the District of Newtown, tif not pre- viously disposed of at private sale.l so much of the real estate of t v
 DANIEL MORRIS,
 late of Newtown, deceased, as will raise the sum of S48O 84 cents, with charges of sale thereon, subject to the incumbrance of the. widows dover in the same.
 Said estate is situate and lying in Roxbury in Litchfeld county, near and adjoining the Shippauge river. Sale to commence on the premises near the dwelling house of Winthrop Morris of said Roxbury.
 BENJN HARD, Adm'r. Ne,Vtotcn, May S8, 1899 "ns 5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-04

OP On our first page we have commenced an amu- siOg article respecting the late controversy between Messrs. Owen and Campbell about the "social sys, tem," &c. It is taken from the Western Review, edited by Rev. Mr. Fnt-.-written with his usual spi- rit and ability-and we have no doubt will be reshed by our readers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-04

uF The subscribers to the Litchfel6 Temperance Society, and all other persons of both sexes friendly to the cause of TemDer- ance, are requested to meet at the Episcopaf church, in the Village of Litchiield, on Friday evening, the 5th inst at o'clock P. M.
 Litchfeld, June 1st, 1929.
 MT. TALcoTT BATES, of Durham, Con. has accep,.. ed the appointment of Agent of the American Tenn perance Society," for the State of Connecticut, and entered upon the business of his appointment nal of Humanity, aud Herald of the Am. Temp. Soc
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-04

Tue District BiH has passed the House of Repre- sentatives in the form in which it reported by the committee. The state will therefore be divided into tweny-one Senatorial districts, and Litcheld county into three.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-04
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, JUNE 1, 1899.

G We understand the Rev. Mir. HIcKocK has ac- cepted the call to take the pastoral charge of the First Congregational Church in this town.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-04
[SV aEQuEsT.l

CSV REQUEsT.l
 Extract from Lsttwj vscsiUsd from ToNandc dcOunty
 HOLLAND, May %, l829.
 "On Monday of this week COuuy Temperance Society was formed in Holland. Many from neiRhbor. ing towns attended :-upwards of ninety men signed the constitution, and twenty-five women. MT. Hew- it preached on the Sabbath, and again on Monday. Our retailers refuse to sell ardent spiritsand makes a mighty noise among our Fum-drinkers; and even of our sober kind of men manifest spirit of dis appreciation and resentment. It was proposed thal auxiliary society should be formed in every town in the county. Some are very zealous for it; come are much opposed to it. They are hit on a darling point and cannot bear to give it up. The signers form much the most respectable class. think no man who values his reputation as much as he ough, to considers the influence of example, will be will ling to be left behind"
 Utility ef Temperance SOcieties.-Hugh Maxwell Esq District Attorney for .he city of New-York, iu his late eloquent and powerful speech before the New-YOrk City Temperance Society, "urged the nc cessiy of associations simiAr to those which have been recently formed ia the community. He had one, been incredulous, and doubted whether any good wa to be effected by societies. He had discovered his ms take, and was glad to have an opportunity of estyin, his beliefofthe efficacy of such associations" B.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-04

Aemy Clay.-Pursuam to previous notice, on the l6h of May the ci,izsns of Fsyete and some of the adjoining counties assembled at Lexington to greet AIr. Clay wtha personal expression of their apprO- baaon of his former public conduct of their continued confidence ia his patriotism and integrity, and their beIiefthat his future devotion to his cOunys welfare and honor would be characterized wuth equal ardOr and dsinteresaedness About shrss thOusaRd persons sat down to the public dinner prepared; among them many distinguished citizens from different sections of she state. UpOa being toasted, Mir. Clay addressed the company in his usual eloquent manner for an hour and a halc He recommended, says the Reporter, moderation, eamness and candOr in judging of the conduct of men n power; vindicaied the late admin
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-04
MARRIED.

A0 CanaaO, on ge xVtb uIt. Doctor stephen Reed. of GOshen, to AIiss Emeline BeeLe, Of the former place. x En Norwich, Mr. Charles Denison to Miss El;za Leslsr; Mr. Charles m. Backus 10 Miss Sarah L.. Springer.
 In New-H Haven, Mr. James If. Moore, Of Bridge. port, to Miss Elisabeth Leete, Of GuilEord; Mr. Iy- man Ives to Miss Jane GoFha1D.
 Ia Hartford, Mr. Horace Waters, to Miss Caroline Todd. s
 Ia sscniagtoo, Sir. Thomas HowIand. to Miss Fl. sie H. Cannon.
 DIED,
 In shis to..: 2. !ae sOsh ult Mrs. MeNeil, wife of ID Norfolk, niss. Jerusha Spalding, aged g, wife Of Mr. LOckhaFs 6Fal6ings
 AB prisiel, Asas 500 ef Nlr. White Griswold, $. In New-Hnsens MF. Moses Wallace, 3e; Mrs.Pau- iina Graham, 4es widow Adye, 77; ai the anshOuse, widow ElieaheGh Bell. a.
 10 WoOdbriage, hlr. Jease Atwaier, 59.
 In HsstkoTds bgias Lovisn K. GoVd0B, 30, Mrs. Ia- visa Sewage, 3l, vie 0fCapt. HoEaoe Sewage. ls Cornwall, William Kslsgg, Esq, aged GO. his sngulaE. ae9 ahat he and hs iatheF have sustained ahe oh3ce 06 Town Clerk, more than 50 years. In DFislpls 0Aies Awil 2ed, Deacon kcllin Dalton, @, Iass OfFwmingson; alsOs three children, Lewis, aged 20. LueFslia, 18, Electa, l6.
 ln nliessl D. l., en tse 9h ult: the Hon. Wit Iiam DsWeig eSs ea the l5sh, Hrs. Charlotte D'WolE e5, widow Ofthe deceased.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-06-04

0J Hartford, Manchester, Stafford and other pla ces in their neighbourhood were visited by tremen do,ls hail storm Friday last. In Manchester, the storm particularly severe, the hail stones being unusually large, breaking windows, destroying vege tables, fruit sc. Here, we had no hail, but the light ming played, the thunder rolled, and the rain cam. down n torrents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

BALTIMORE, June I9.-The Convention OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church was still ia
session yesterday, and after i've sue ceosise bal,
lots for Bishop on the par, Of the clerical
order of the Convention, they were unable to
make a nomination 10 the order Of the Laity.
We learn that the Rev. DR.. WYATT and the
Rev. Mr.. JoHNs, Of Baltimore, were first in no,
minatiun as candidates Tor that high station
Alter three ballots, MIR. Johns was wilhdrawn
and the Rev. Mr. HRNsHAw, Of this city, was
substituted, with less hope of success. The
Rev. Mr.. Johns was again taken up, and the
result was as in, ffec,ual as before.
We learn further, that the. Convention. was
yesterday most IabOriously engaged, as I1hey
Sat ircm o'clock, A. Nj. until half past5 p
M. AM renewed their session al 6o'clotk, and
continued ill after ten al night -.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
Pub &c sale

Of 241 Acres Of Land, near 7o,on.
In conformity to q decree of the United States Cir
cult Court District of Columbia, tor the County of
Alexandria between Charles Bennett and others,
planants and Isaac Robbins, administrators, with the
viii annexed, of Eliza Dulany and others, defendants
shall proceed sell, for cash, the premises, TO
the highest bidder. Wednesday, the l5fh day of
July next, at o'clock. p NJ that piece parcel of
land, formerly belonging attached to the " Shu.
ter Hi Tract" LAYING in the District of Columbia
bounded on the west by the line ofthe District; the
north by Mrs Sherons fence; the east by Gaddens
Ran; and on the south. near the north line of King
street extended 1t viii he put up in lots to sui, pur
chasers, or the whole in body to be determined on
previous to the sale.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Commissioner
June Is div 2aw2w &dtJyi5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

LATEST FROM MExlco.-By the ship BESIDE
mona, which arrived yesterday from Campea-
chy, we learn that on the day she sailed, (28th
of May,) boat rowed along side, the men of
which informed captain Maggie, that they had
come from gun boa just arrived from Vera
Cruz. The Captain OF the gun boat informed
them that information had reached Vera Cruz
from the Capital, tina, an ordinance had been
passed by Congress suspending the operation
Of the law for the expulsion ofthe Spaniards, and
permitting 'host in the country still TO remain.
The gun boat had brought $50, 900 or $40, 600
for the payment Of the troops, who were very
much distressed for want Of money
We also learn, BY The same arrival, tina, the
bands OF robbers between Vera Cruz and Mex.
leo had greatly increased. They generally
went in companies Of so 10 so men each, well
armed. and all mounted. Several persons had
lately been robbed, aud some killed mer-
chanr just arrived at Campeachy, and others
in company, had been roboed bya gang of 40
or so men, and narrowly escaped with their
lives -NeW York Jour Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
A r1cTIoH
.&Oiice.

49,, The suhserlser having. some time
since, offered for sale, for cash, certain tract
s1H of land belonging to the estate of John
.4A. Childs, late of Alexandria cnanty, deceased,
which is situated in the northwest corner Of the Dis
riot of Columbia, and contains about forty -four acres
at which sale Samuel A. Chds being the highest bid
der, became the purchaser thereof; This is to give
tce, that as the said Samuel ChiIds has failed to
comply with the Of the said SALE the same land
will ne again offered for sale for cash. the premises,
on Tuesday, the 7M day fIuiy nen if fair or # not,
the next fair day thereafter Sunday excepted y
The purchaser will receive conveyance of such title
from the subscriber as is vested in him, and deed viii
be executed compliance with the terms Of the sale.
Sale at 10 o'clock GEORGE JACOBS,
june 22-1aw3t Ex'r of John Chiids, decd. -,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
TWENTY Five Dollars Reward

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, on the nght OF
ID Monday the 18th inst. negro woman, named
LUCY; purchased, about two years since, OF Mrs.
Zimmerman at West End;-42 years of age, five feet
z or inches high, not very dark complexion Had
on and took with her variety of clothing amongst
which were, black bombazette dress and black mode
bonnet, a cloth cloak Of olive color Her clothing
was principally pack in brown hair trunk in which,
it is believed she had secreted two bed quilts, as they
are missing.
Iwill give the above reward for the apprehension Ut
said woman and confinement in any jail so that get
her again and an reasonable charges, if brought home
June II ROBERT BhoCkEi''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
N,rJ-iasSS.s ~ 1f.Dl&,lAa
'oyn,y MORNING, JUNE %, 1899.
==@r,,rMRNr BY THE PRESIDENT.

,opoTyrMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
c,.s n. BRENT, Collector of the Customs
:, The Port of Alexandria, o'ce HUMPHREY
ps,kr, resigned
:, :. with sincere pleasure that we announce
-. .,nointmeni; and our pleasure is enhanced
,,oviry that il is equally pleasing to our
.ci,;zens, wi,hou, distinction Of party.
~. qevxr's character as a gentleman and
-,h,,t ensures him ;he respect and esteem
" wno know him; aud his administration
: ~. .H.irs of ne Custom House will, no
,,,, rive general satisfaction. The President
,s. most excellent and judicious APP
,aolmsn"
II, uibute was, perhaps, not necessary
.,nv those who have had an opportunity Of
Ling and Knowing Mr.. BREST's worth his
,,,e, department, and unsssuming manners;
.,w,, due to our friends abroad who have
-;..,, a. the Custom House, aud 10 our
..,,,, who, although politically opposed to him,
=, ,o,, on ,ha, account, the less speak well OF
-. misunderstanding, in the whole, we
s.rsyr FOUR good things tina, General Jackson
!. lone since he came into office.
N, BsKxr i, to enter on he duties OF his
oE,. on ,he lst Of July.
What, or whether any, changes are 10 DE
,,s in the other Custom House officers, we
do moi know.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
SHIP News

ARRIVED, JUNE 20,
Brig Monticello, Fales, Thomaston lime to w
Fowle & CO.
schr. Washington, Briton, New York; freight for
the District.
Schr. John Doyle Brooks, Wilmington. Nc lumber
and tar to j. Robinson. q
SAILED,
schr. Eliza Williams, Somers, Philadelphia.
sloop Johnson Johns on, cleared at Philadelphia for
this port 18th instant.
Brc Mary Elizabeth, Allen, hence, at New York
18th instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
COMM ERCIAI-.
BALTIMORE, JUNE 90

BALTIMORE, JUNE ~
FLouR-The demand for Flour this week has beer
rather limited, and the market consequently without
much animation. Sales of Howard Street Flour from
store have been made to moderate extent, at Sc IS
per barrel cash. or interest added; and this appears TO
be the rate at which the wholesale transactions have
beenvery generally effected this week, if we excepta
sale of 500 barrels sday at 3l4 cash Yester
day lot of 100 barrels sold at IS, interest added
and another lot Of 100 barrels at % cash. Most of
the holders. we find to-day, name 25 as the store
price, and We quote accordingly. Some of the larger
holders however demand an advance on that rate and
it is possible that large parcel could not be obtained
except at the advance. Coastwise shipments have
be EN- made this week owners account The wa
gon price has renamed stationary throughout the week
at E "a per barrel.
sale of $50 barrels fresh ground City Mills Flour
was made on Thursday at Sc per barrel short cre
dit, with interest added. This is the only transaction
in this description which has come to our knowledge
this week. The asking price of some Of the holders is
at an advance on thsr,te,
Limited sales of susquehanna Flour have been
made this week at IS l25 per barrel cash, but
chiefly at the lower rate. The stock of this descrp-
ton much reduced coastHise shipment CT an entire
large parcel having been made this week on owners
account
RYE Flour remains quite dull We reduce quo
tations fraction. Com Meal is without Oh ,nge.
We quote-cash prices per b1rek
supcrfne Howard street, from stores S. Is -
Susquchanna no II
Rye first aud second 3 IS so
Corn Meal, kiln dried, per Dbl. S75
Do. in hhdj II W IL -
a friend who has taken the trouble 10 examine the
inspection returns for the three months ending on the
LIST instan has ascerained that the gate receipts
are l64 barrels less than during The same period OF
the las, year The inspection urns for these periods
are thus stated obs. nag oOiS'
1898-M,rch To June 1926 646S
l829-March / to June l02.2l2 3,5o5
Deficiency this year 4o'7l4 z'soo
Snnr--Ssies of about 1000 bushels Su quehanna
Wheat, of ,ol quality were made on Thursday at 81
90 per busnel, which decline of to 5 cents per
busheI on the sales of the same description during the
previou. week These sales have reduced the stock
on hand to a small amount. sale ut Eastern Shore
of MARYLAND white Wheat, part good and part Inferior
was made at 20 per busel, and small sales OF red,
at 80 a 10, as quality
Corn has declined in price since our last, in conse-
ouence of the ffment OF the orlers for the eastern
market On Thursday, sales of both kinds were made
at 40 10 cents as in quality To-day the market is
dull and although quote the range at 40 AZ cents
per bushe we believe it is only very prime parcels
which would bring the highest rate,
The sales Of Rive this week have very generally been
at IS cents per bushels choice lots have, howe
YER brought an advance on that rate.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
Public Sale of Land for Cash.

DuRsUANT to a deed of trust made by Francis
i namersly and jane his wife, 10 me, bearing date
the 9th of June, 1877, shall proceed to sell for Cash.
to the highest bidder at the Tavern Of Samuel Cats
West End on Saturday the 27M day Of June 1879, at
meridian tract of land lying the county OF F.irflx,
aad state Of Virgins, within miles of the Great
Hunting Creek Bridge containing according to recent
survey, about
THIRTY THREE .4CRES
being the said Hamersley portion of the tract Of land
called Lythom, OF which the late Elizabeth Is. Ham.
ersly died seized
The title is believed to be good-but shall convey
such only as the deed vests in me
June I6 T. w. HEWITT, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

We were never more completely Disguised
"a, we were on Saturday with the whole art
as,qir,, as practised under our mili'i" system
By our militia captains. 1t is bad enough to
he brought up, and huddled through man9u-
we IN the Market House square,-5ut 10 be IT.
prally dragged through the streets, and worried
almost 10 death upon the common, is past all
,aI.ance. A more complete bul!esqus upon
miisrv fairs coulG not well be devised and,
were i, not for the real vcxa;ion, trouble, and
INCONVENIENCE that il pu's people To, would only
deserve 10 be Iawshed 81. What Is the use oil
aH,hs? We ASK, does it profit any one does
!! make better soldiers? Does it do eoy good {!
A m4a il business has other matters 10 attend
10, besides lol crius his time away in tagging
afer man with an epauIette pinned on his
shoulders, and feather stuck in ms cap.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

Among all the charitable associations formed
IN this age ofcharilies, we know Of none which
pleases US more than a society recently organ
lied in New York, called The Union Emigrant
Society, designed to assist the poor emigrant
upon arriving in this country, in his endeavo's
TO obtain useful employ men,, and set him in the
right road to competence ard responsibility. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

Mr, Walsh has been to Washington, and
rom certain late indications given in his paper
Is more han probable has shaken hands with
DC President, We wish him much Joy Of his
rev acquaintance.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

The Statue OF CERES, dug from the ruins Of
Niagara, aud brought to this country by Com.
Paterson, has been placed in front Of the PHI
hdeIpbia Academy of Fine Ats. II is said 10
be noble specimen oi Grecian art.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

Mr.. B. HoMANs, recently Clerk in the Ma
w Department, has purchased the Newspaper
Establishment al Georgetown, in this District,
and proposes, on the lst Of July, to commence
a ,ri weekly paper, under the name of the CO.
1umbia Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
70 Rent,

* .Tha. spacious Schnol-roon,, former
HHm ly occupied by the subscriber, and possession
Ri 4 % Immediately given 1t is located 10 one of
s,.esi the most healthy and desirable situations in
Alexandria, being entirely removed from hustle and
noise, and in the neighborhood of the best water in
the town. For terms apply 10 Jos. H. White
June 22-2awtf S. CADEN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

We presume, BY seeing the article stating
hat Commvdore PORrER is 10 be appointed
Minister to NJ, xico copied into the Telegraph
without note or comment, and from some late
occurrences Of a private nature, that there is
some foundation for the report,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

The Boston Commercial Gazette anirnad"
'e''s with severity upon the high constable oil
Bosom Cor making too fee in marking ao,es
counterfeit, watch were good. II might not
u am',s perhaps if this preroga was exam
ned with more del 5eraIion in other quarters.
The Gazette further declares in relation to
Reed, that if his conduct was rs is described I:
Ills badge of ofios should not protec, his hide
rom meried chasljsemen,. Indeed, we con-
sder It a rejection upon the character of our
CnafIC.own friends that he escaped with a
Whole skin
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

SIR. Minister MooRE being brought up TO
answer certain queries put 10 him by the so
Of Geueral HARRIsON, as 10 some illusions IN
al4re Gel, brarcd letter, pruden'ly declares he
mean, nothing, pom honor" Vastly ediiy-
ing to the Minister TO ca, his own words, no
doubt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

Captain STEPHEN CAssIN has been appointed
10 command The Naval Forces Of the United
States on the coast Of Brazil, in the place Of
Capt. Creighton, who returns home.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22

LocusTs. Shawneeiown (lilinols) paper
says: Immense swsrns OF these insects MI
our forests and fields making the air vocal
in the chill OF the morning, with a low melan :
choly murmuring; afterwards when the heat oil
the sun has warmed them into action, with an
almos, deafenipg noise. They made their aP-
pearance about ten DAYS ago"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
Notice.

TENHE partnership which existed under the firm of
l. .QShIy u Sribhng, has been dissolved by mutual
consent All persons indebted to said 6rm, are re.
quesed to make payment to either Of the subscribers
TURNER ASHBY,
june 20 % AACNuS T. STRiDLING.