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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-13

PORT on ALEXANDRLa, ID c..

ARRIVED, OCTOBER II,
Shin Hope, Pierce, Baltimore; ballast to william
Fowle & Go.
Brig lido, Wooster, Thomaston, lime to VIM.
Fowie 4 Co.
schnr Dependence, wilkinson, sulivan' plaster to'
II Lsdd.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, Baitimorei passengers
and freight for the District.
Stea.packet Fredericksburg, u. J. Jenkins Bait''
more; passengers and freight for the District
Steam-packet Franklin, hewitt, Baltimore.
ARRIVED. OCTOBER -,
schnr Eliza williams, Somers, Phiadelphia; freight
for the District.
SAILED,
scbnr Margaret Ann, McCatir, New York
q o..
Brg Ira BAXTER cleared at Boston for this port 9th
instant
Brig Nereus Baxter. cleared at Boston for this port
7th inst.
schr Lady Tompkins, Powell. cleared at New York
cor this port 10th inst
schr Virginia, Rodbird hence at N York 10th inst
scbr Pioneer, Eldrdge. cleared at Boston for this
mort 9th inst
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Tl. Edo, Of DE .asexandria Gazette.


c" is gu, again, vita ms 1IuriNh OF trum-
pes, ,omahawks. arrows, battle ground, Par.
hianll parlhian! true Jackson style A" whole
hog" man, his itch for scribbling cannot be al
layed, even though he should sacrifice hispoli-
cal frisuas, and lose his fec personal ones. lie
pyesumcs much upon the pacific character oil
hs knoca opponent. | AN not 10 be driven
from The fed ,hus His retort calidnt is all
O,', and he kne,c it would be, when ne gaunl'
ktwas thrown # was feisi quite in charac-
Ter, 1t has been qui C funny" (to borrow the
language Of the "classic" C") to observe
the great difficulty there has been to ascertain
Sho was the real TscumSeh. =" having vi
'llsd the enemy's camp under The guise Ut a
FRIED, in the dress OF cirih-ed man, ascertain
ed with whom he had TO contend, and, fadion
ike, returned to the bush, there 10 lie IL wait
0r his political enemy, 10 him, in the open
ID, thought he had a, leas' right 10 lay some
cIlln to that distinguished appellation, moe
specially as he considered himsrf the head OF
he party here, and being The only one tha, had
spilled INK " Witness his vanity IN saying,
am decidedly hostile to the election OF
h'ary Guy" sc. Bu, the relation OF certain
historical fSc,s satisfied T." that he must
yield the honor of that title 20 one OF more i'm
p0r'ance, iuevery sense Of The word, though
he does no, scribble. C's" affected igno-
i'nce Of what is meant by "a prelezt Tor CIV
ae vent to srnothcred feelings II resentment,
a. would not now be explained nor limited at,
'at that have learned that some Tor whom l
,hsr;an grca, regard have also had their
''Oa's, supposing might possibly ailude 10
'ome private piqae, which have with no man
dhe party. supposed i, unnecessary 10
E'iie under the picture, "Th;s is horse"
n'Sded to circums, ance that hat nearly pro-
weed discord in The ranks, A. Tine OF greal
M, when all were mute when nothing ~as
aslrd from the mouths of the party but ,ohispers
aaltsaiisiac,ion-a time, feared much, &C
YOU'D no, have been able TO survive, as II was
ss1eet on which he could not tUrife.
IS last attack is evidently his o,cn, his
"laiuor or coadjutors having lef' the heidi
'ad dld not believe be had his official advis-
~ OF vas urged on by one who has not re-
NV''ed, but who locks for his reward, should
so' nave aeai, noticed the subject, as there is
W. small part Of his last communication in
s"is'be 10 any but himself, and even that l:
"0eema,ical, Notwithstanding his greaI ob-
FTu0h to nlystifeciion
Tie calls Tor discharge of the whole quiveI
l'tows. shalt only 1T fly ore, rhough
.Ss'et the marx it mus, inevitabl, hir. IL /:
,'' tie many facts"-iei ii be denied &c,
''u most Others Of The party, no, excepting
;'uie who have since been rewarded, considered
= Zone sufhcien, cause for the removal Of,
Of ~ IoGee'or, that he, in conjunction with ont
"e inspectors, should hire back men a
NJ" Ss"en' al the rate Of $50 per annum, or EN-
10y 'he'T own slaves, and receive from
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-13
Splendid Engraaings!
Marshal g Sule

A Y. Superior Court Of Chancery. held in The town
q IT Fredericksburg. on the 10th day Of ", sa7,
Iineenf Moss, Plaintiff
HsnLy Bogge,. defendant.
IS! consent Of the parties, by counsel, the ourt
doth adjudge order and decree, that unless the de-
PENDANT shall. within twelve months from the date
hereof pay to the plaintiff the sums ut one thousand
dollars with interest thereo at thu rate Of liz per
centum per Annum. from the first day Of October 18i9
until paid (subect to credit If twenty eight dollars
and hity-six cents, paid The 9Th day If December,
1890, }; one thousand dollars With the like interest
thereon from the LIST day of October. 1872 until paid;
one thousand dollars, with the like interest thereon,
from the first day Of April 1919, until paid subject TO
credit OF sixty Ugh, dollars and fort, six Cents, pad
the 23d day of rch 1926; one thou ,snd dollars With
the like interest thereon. frop the first DIV Of April,
1920. until paid; one thousand dollar, with th. like
interest thereon, from the first day OF April 1891 until
paid thousand dollars with the ik interest tn
on, from the first dav Of April. 49,. until pad. .nd
one thousand dollars with the like interest therro On,
from the first day IF April 1928 until pad; and the
costs by The plaintiff expended the ro.ecution 0f
this suit the said def, ndant and his heirs. and a per-
claiming under him b. tn ncetorth, forever, Also.
utei, barre. and foreclosed of and from all equit, uf
redemption in and from the lands and premises d-,c rib
din the indenture Of mortgage, exhibited This cause,
bearing date the Path ds, Of Sept mner 1914 h. tween
the PENDANT ofthe part and the plaintiff It he
other part; and that the Marshal Of this Court after
having given six weeks motto ut the time and place
thereof by adverts MINT published in some newspaper
printed in the Town of Alexandra 10 expose to sale,
public auction, to The nghcst bidder, for cash. the
lands and premises afore sad; and out the proceeds
of The sale after defryirg the expeu attending the
same, pay to the plaintiff the sail principal nd
interest and the costs; and the surp of the proceeds
Of the sail se, if any, pay to the defendant or to such
p rspn as may be legally authorized to receive the
same; and report his proceedings herein to the Court,
in order 10 final decree.
Cop -Teste:
Costs ST 90. J. H. WILLIAMS, C.. c.
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y, n, Editor offhe .slerandria Gazette.

was never a violent parry man, though !
have always been opposed To the men now VI
mower, and d.precate their measures But, 81 &.
the dominant party, and The jun'o who rule IN {
par,y in our town, are determined TO push e'rr'
thing 10 the exlreme-nake esefy man, uhwi'
ling a. he may be, partisan. These ohse'va
tons have been drawn forth, by he prrusai oil
the rejected communication Of I. waoh 'p
reared in ,o-day's Gazette.
Your remarks on the late changes in The Gus
tom House were approved OF, generally, from
personal regard Tor the gentleman appoih'eo'
asd elected The appreciation aud sell e a'a-
lions of, at least, one Of them. Your aokho"-
lodged moder alton. and that OF your cores
pendent Looker-on. seems to have asa"fd
you not5ipg-the scabbsrd has indeed been
brown away. OF. as he" classic" {. would per-
hans say. the tomahawk is still to reck with
gore. :: II,
rbat"C." j. indeed Tecums'h, IN all but
rho nobler traits Of Indian character, ne ha, ]
,h;,k f,,,v es,ablisbed-that he is en'iiled to
decide VIVA, is or is not " beneath the dignity OF
, gentleman" may we'll be doubled by maIy "A
locker on ,,y:u ,
re ,be public are not mistaken, w. VIII ma
he h,. miscalculaed, in atemptlng I" o"iy
6. .ooker.oD" from a tair field AID 700
..,s. inv sound aud fury, backed as he may ne
hv m. Official Tecumsehs or Bnhsdilis. and a."
ed he the craftiness Of the wnuld-be ON Ia
! Enhraim Smoo' rs Of his party.
That the community will cheer "A LOCKER
On" in his caseer, feel well assured; ana
rms, /, may encourage him 10 proceed Il a,
the charities life il all associations OF i'"a
.s;o ore 10 be broken up and destroyed by 'ht
demon Of party, be i, Sour opponents ave a",
onnre.sors as they would he # they could, VII
have TO remember it's of their own Sc. Sing
and biueriy yet may hey us !, "ugh 'heI
NAV grasp The only remaining crnme Of exec"
tive paton
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-13

The Rev. WM STaUGHroN, d. D. Of Phila-
J,+,hia, has accepted an appointment TO the
Presidency ofine college about 10 be establish
81 n Georgetown, XIV. He states in his letter
.; III. 10 h inst. TO the Rev. S M NOEL, D. D.
p, siden, Of the K'nncky Baptist Education
Socis,y, his iuten,ion TO meet The Board at
en- the lst Tuesday in November,
me time of heir semianual meetingO expects
inp 10 enter Immediately upon The duties Of bis
office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-13

The day Of retribs,ion may ye. come, and
though ena,i,y aud forge 'falness # injuries u,
q 5rautiful and lovely feature, hey who have
shewn 20 li,tle moderation when mode ration
was conf ssrdly their true policy, must expect
10 have ed o them that which thew have
rppa,ar IN % HIS. T.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-13

The representatives from Maryland, in the
Mex, congress will bt-Eias Brown, Benjamin
= po,ard, George E. Mitchell, Richard SPen-
-. Michael c. Sprisg, Ephraim K. Wilson.
cI,ment Dorsey, Brnedic, !. Semmes, George
z Washington.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-13
I.anA for Sale

ID virtue Of deed of trust executed to the subscr-
- Der, on the 25th day Of May, 'S21 by John tnz'
hugh and Maria, his wife, and Of record in he
Clerk, Office of Fairfax, shall OFF, for SAT- pr cash,
before the front door of The uT' house 81 Fairfax
County, on the i9M day Of 0eo6e, nsrl II being the
first day ofthe Court Tor sod COUNTY,
s.E1< a TACT OF LIND
~ situated partly IN Fairfax AID i.oudoIn coun.
ties, containing 500 acres, being tn and
.er commonly known as L3ChSONS LOT up.
which Ei-anor Cooksey forneri, resd d, ans. rm-
ing part Of the tract upon which The said John
F ,zhugh resides.
As the subscriber sells as Trustee other title will
be passed by him than that conveyed in The deed. No
doubt. however. IS entertained an to the tile
sept"l 49, ~ TYt fR
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-13
PHILADELPHIA MARKET -ocroBrn 10.

FLoua AM MEAL Since last report, sales of super
fine FL ur have been made at IS 81. 6?3 and SIS
about 5000 bbls having been taken for export at the
latter which now is considered the established market
price. The stock continues small Rye Flour steady
al quotations. but no important transactions epurted
Sales of Corn Meal in hhds have been made at Sll 50
a IL 90, and fresh ground in bbls. at so.
GRAN Several cargoes Of Wheat sold early in the
week at II Va OF, since when very little has come
in and HI .aIes reported Corn continues scarce and
for what little has arrived our quotations, 50a So cents
for Southern yellow, aud SIS 81 for Pennsylvania
round yellow. have been readily obtained Some little
Rye at market, for which So cents was obtained; and
Southern Oats have brought Is q u cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-13
COMMERCIAL.

FLoua.-The ,cagon price, at the commencement Of
last week. open At IS IS. but advanced on Monday
afternoon to So and continued steady throughout the
week at S so to S IS. with the exception of few
'e.ds. for which higher prices were obtained. The
seipts and exports were both unusually small and the
transactions from stores limited Sales were effected
early in the week at so, and Saturday at So to
so
Yesterday, the wagon price was unsettled at from S
60 to 70. S IS was considered the current price.
Shippers manifested disposition purchase and
dealers less to sell;-we heard of transactions from
stores.
Export for the week ending Saturday, 10th instant:
588 bbls. COST wise.
Quantity inspected during the same period
King street $50 bbs.
Wharf 1895 1873 half bbls.
Total 1928 bbIs 1873 half bbIs.
GnArx.- Wheat, Rye. Corn and Oats, have all adj.
vanced with Flour and we adjust our quotations to
correspond with present prices.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-13
Twice a Week!

Twice a Week!
The steamer
COLUMBIA
SWFmsMeA7sa,r Capt JAMES MITCHELL.
sI1IIEl1ll1l1b Will, hereafter, run TWICE A
W K bct.een the District Of Columbia and Bst
more; leaving ,lexandra Tuesday and Friday morn
ing, at o'clock precisely touching at the following
places on the Potomac River, to land passengers and
freight, both going and coming
On the MARYLAND side: On the ,Piyginia side:
Point Look out Sand, Point,
Piney Point, Bluff Point,
Coughs Lending Place, Bo,d's Hole,
opposite Judge Pla,er's Mrs. Walters.
near Leonard Town, Quantico.
SWANS Point,
l.udow's Ferry, and
Mrs. Pies's.
Signals have been placed at each Of the above pia
ces, which will be hoisted Immediately on the boat
appearing.
The Columbia is upwards Of 400 tons burthen, hav
my tco engines, and copper boilers She will carry
from 800 to 1000 barrels freight. and accommodate IN
the superior style. at eas, 100 passengers For
speed she stands as vet unrivalled.
The proprieors hope, by strict attention to the com
fort Of passengers and Of goods. to merit share
| IF public patronage
Passage 81, exclusive of fare. Freight as custom
ary.-UI All baggage at the risk Of the owners.
An arrangement has been made, by which the Co
lumbia on her passage 10 the District, will receive
RS from ofthe Union and Citizens Canal Lin.
Boats in the Patapsco. and also from the steamboat
wary,and oct 12
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-13

CHAMBERLAIN AND HARRIS
Offer for sale:
~ Hhds w. India and N. orleans sugar
III 10 do do do do molasses
90 s ssi. rhistey
IS old do
so mo. and 8 mackerel
chests young Tyson tea
Is boxes imperialtea
60 sacks fine salt, Liverpool filled
1000 pounds Ioafsugsr
10 kegs CARROTS snuff
With general assortment Of -,
Groceries and Ship ChandIery.
oct IL w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-13
Teas, Sugar, Whiskey, etc.

% zap rial ten ~
10 hhds New Orleans sug.r
us bbs old ~hiskey. part ofsuperior quality
~ boxes mould candles
do sperm do
50 do soap
20 bbls Alber's whiskey
80 bags st. Domingo and Rio coffee
20 dozen brooms
20 hh.ls w. I. and N. o. molAsses
Sc sacks blown salt
8 hhds New orleans rum
pipes cognac b. andy
do Holland gin
80 reams wrapping paper
3 boxe' steam refined sugar
10 Or. casks s. " wine
10 do sweet malaga do
Nader, copperas, cloves, INDIGO ground ginger,
alum, nutmegs, mace. pepper, pmento. snuff sweet
oil, bed cords and ploughines. demohns, cigars, mus
tart lamp OIL starch, rice, 40; with general assert
ment of GROCERIES,, kept constantly on hand, and
for sale by COHAGAN & WHIrTLE.
oct 13-6t
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NEW YORK MAKKET-OcroBrn 10.


FLouR.- This day week there considerable bu
siness done in Flour, and prices advanced fully tweE
ty-6ve cents per barrel Having been without further
advices from England prices remain about the same as
they at the close OF the market Saturday last
The sales amount to abou 1000 barr Is of all descrP
tions: We quote, New.Y ark. SUPP. $50 SIS, West
ern SIS 6 southern SIS g. rive Flour. 3,75
Indian Meal asa. Ia Hhds isaI34
GRAIN Supplies in slowly. Some lots Of
Western Wheat. ll8 122 cts, Virginia lob lis -
RYE, 60 81 Oats Northern, &c. Southern Corn, 81
a 81; or:hrrn. 90 6li Long Island, Sc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-13

New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class, No. IL, for 1929,
Will be drawn in the City of New York on rhurdsay,
18th October
60 NUMBERS 9 DRAW1 BALLOTS.
Highest Prizes:
prize of $4,000 20 p'z-sof $1,000
prize u 5000 90 przes Of 500
p,,zr Of 1895 g.. Sc &c.
Tickets S.; halves so; quarters Is.
To be had Of
=. C0RSE,
Lottery and Exchange Broker. alexandria
Drawing Of the New York Consolidated Lottery. Cass
No IL for 1929.
10 46 % 48 40 AZ %
Drawing Of the Connecticut Lottery extra class No IS
So 50 81 So i6 l3 40 SO
Delaware and S. C. Consolidated Lottery,
Extra C2ass No II.
Drswsin wilmington. (Dei) on Tuesday. the 18th Of
October
HIGHEST PRIZE 10000.
Tickets "a; halves 2; qusrters1.
New York Consolidated Lottery
Extra Clans No. ~. for 1879.
Will be drawn IN the City of New York on Thursday,
the 18th Of October.
CAPITAL PRIZE 81 200.
Tickets IS; halves 81; quarters 1 rs.
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Class No. -. for 1879
Will be drawn in the City of Philadelphia Tuesday,
the goth of October
BRiLLLaNT' SCHEME.
2 capital prizes of $4,000 lop' yes Of 8 1000
q do do Of 5000 20 do Of 500
| do do OF 1908 g. Sc sc.
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters 2 50; eigh,hs IS
To be had in v,rl@,. of numbers at
J. II. WHIT E,S
Lottery office, Royai stree
az Orders from the country specially attended,.
Drawing of the New York Consolidated Lottery Class
No. i, for 1872
10 As rs 4S AZ AZ 20
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AN that Tract Of t.anA.

lying and being in the county aforesaid wherein the
plaintiff Vincent NOISY formerly resided aud which
is composed Of the several following tracts, VIZ: One
Tract. formerly the property Vi Nathaniel MSS. on
which stands the dwelling house, other ir c. pr.
chased by the said Vincent Moss Of Gorge F,shrr; AID
ther Tract, purchased by iieze Gis,scock nd
said Vincent Moss Of Caleb Whit sore, when has
been erected merchant niI &c. which mill has tie.
recently burnt--the who'll bounded b, t;no,c r, k
BYRD Is Ni.tR
deputy # John Nanard. W FC ID.
oct lS-2aYt28Sov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-13
CoNartMership

rNcnIN CHAN ERLAiN has associated MI
,osrpu HARRIS with HIM in the Grocery Busl.
,,.s, under the firm of chamberlain Harris; aud VIII
non,;rus Il a, the old stand ION Prince-slreet wharf
where thew will constantly keep general assortment OIL
Groceries and Ship Chandlery
LING I'm CHAMBERLAIN,
s.n2w JOSEPH HARRIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-13
,h;Iosonhical d 'hemical Lectures,

PhilOsOphlcaI q {: HeITICdI '1eCtuI %.
v.1u, subscriber intends to commence his winter
course Of Lectures on Philosophy and Chemistry
~ 9Th dar (Thur,ds, evening 18th inst. and 10 con-
80. ,h.In tbrough the winter, on the evening
of every week b.N Ill =.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-13
Notice

DURSU mt 10 III" foregs ing decree, shall. on M
fuyday, the 28M dry Of Aouember merit. bef.r. the
front door Of the store Of william and .u.'rod rust,
in the Town Of Upperve, and county Of fauqu'er.
expose to sale, by public auction to the hghes bid.
IL Ey.r
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-10-13
A0GTs0NS

Coachce Gig, &c, -.
THIS az tie i,fA inst at II dolek. Nm
Will b" sold. without reserve. at thu. 'cton tore.
N secondhand Coachee, with harness, H.
toierzbie good order
single CHAIR with top, AMI steel sprirgs. bel
little out ut order great -,argain may be expected
barrels West India shrub
boxes Fur Hats, assorted; some Of good qly,
1 long Table, suitabl. for tavern purposes
Feather BED; and sundry other articles of fur
niture, &c. oct 10
splendid Engrasings!
THIS EVENING,
Mr.. w. u. POE will sell the splendid collection
Of Engravings offered in Alexandra. Cjua In.
ported from France in the upper of the auction.
store It GeOrgc bite auctoneer
~ Ladies and Gentlemen invited to cal and
mine after ~ p mS ',,ir, he room, in the eve.
ming. will he spkndidly illuminated
$4,000 QuHsM- Good-to be sold at 81
25 cents per 1000
Per'mptory sale Of BOOKS at auction epery epen,ng
at earl. candle light GEO " IrE,
oct l3 Auct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30

ton, seigh.os oSo,0.lo los aud ,avea al SIS
900.
Prdte,.--rhe vicinity Of the island
OF Cuba has lately been greatly Infested by n
raies. Several vessels have been taken By
them Is appreh.nded, afier taking every thing
valuable from on board. The vessels have been
destroyed aud the crews murdered
The Unioersity-We understand the
Leeinresarc tn recommends on the st April
The silk arr ranill, recovering. The Eacnlt
haa" consented for the present that the student
should boar out of the University Al houses 10
he approved III by themselves.
Sno,o Storm.-On Friday. 10th inst.
fherr was nov nrm NJ Bango putting a
stop To- all mail transportation for three days
al almost su pending business The Rspnb
liean saws, this winter dsprlS all sprcula ion re
spectng the am"loration OF our climate AID
tue anna dimmuion of the quantity of sncw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30
To the eiisens If AmlsrQ eo,snfy

=
F'eii0n Ciii3sHs--C Circumstances which ! can
not control, render 1t necessary TINT should
make known IN you my intention 10 dtchne
being n candidate for your sufirages, at the -
SUNG election OF Delegates TO represent you il,
the Virginia Lrgsiaiu,e. can assure on,
fellow citizens that the circumstances above al
iunied 10. are TO me of deep impO lance, and re-
a,iire that attention which I could not devote to
them if | were successful candidate.
You will permit me TO give You an rSpresSi-
on Of my M fcigne'l thanks Tor the coullrnce
reposed IN me on a form occa ION and tel
how ciiizens, 1heresoryer may go, and whaie-
yer may N. my condition in lite, ! shall always
Cherish with pleasure the fond recollection tha,
among you received my frat political impress
SONS aud. with Equal pleasure. shall rreol.
lect that you gave mea assurance OF your con-
idcnce. when was STRIVING against the tide OF
adversely. In CONCLUSION. earnestly hope tina,
our countr, ,, cause may prosper, and that the
pure psine pies which nave he'd us 10 SO much
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30
ITEMS.

!Siedmjoat for the RoaAohe, S.c.-
The arlnlk 3 aeon nj the 10th, sisi,s thai the
Steamboat Petersburg WAS purchased o. So
| tnr,lay lp-t, from the James River Company
by the Dismal swamp Trhnsporiai,on Caefln-
~, for the sum 81 Sl5,NoO. Shei> talented
| fbr the important purpose afioWng fotl.
| of HE Company IN In Roanoke River, aud
supplies the mann deficiency 10 the alive aud
cfrrirnt operations OF the Company Another
iiur boat otIhe Transportation LIur wa, hun
chrrl ON Saturday, { ON the yh,d o. Mr.. o. ).
Cameron. and three more will br L,uu'h, j III
ten OF twelve days. The ne launched a few
weeks ago, X urarIy ready 10 take hrr place on
| the Canal.
4 Go0d UiMi-Thc Augusta, GEO
Courier saNs - Oar Jack son iriends n cleansing
:. The Angcan s,aLlr" at Washington. wonld do
we'll net 10 scrapc too deep lest they should in
jurc the ioundatial.
Manufactures If IVheciiae.-There
has lately been established in HIS pac' hnn-
nf,clorie. bed iicking--of J,paned Ware
and Of cordagc.
Men ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ca
iholic priesls have lately arrived ~ n W York
destined for the Western Country. / he Pope
appropriales 100000 doll, lor their support
this year.
Cuba.-Thi. Island, with a popula-
tor OF SOo.o0o, exports produce 10 tue value
IL 80 millions oi dollars.
Shoe mokmy.-The town OF Lynn
In Massac huseits, Is 1amoos for it, shoe man
ulsciurrs--l50e operatives are employed in the
business. Oae establishment makes 1910 pair
per weel.
LIE of Bunyaa.-Robert Soulhey
has in the Press lie Of john Bunyan, the au
thor of" Pil,riu Prog c's
Mammoth CUgo.-The British ship
Je.si, Cap. Miiroy, sailed from Charleston o.
1l,h is,. ha,ins on board 2 e25 bales Oh o."