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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15

Ala Meeting Of the Inhabitants of The To,cn o.
CANAAN, legally learned for the purpose
Cfm0king By Ldscs for said torn, and hold
en- at The Meeting House in the First Society
Of said Canaan, on the 5th day Of October,
4. ID. 1899:
VOTED, That no horned Cattle shall be
suffered to go at large in the highway or
unenclOsed lands or commons in said town Of
Canaan and it any person Or persons shall
suffer their horned cattle to 60 at large in tho
said highways or unenclosed lands or COM
mons, It shall be the duty of the haywards Of
the town, and it shall he lawful for any per.
son to impound them; and the poundage
shall be twelve cents for each creature, one
half of which shall be paid to the impounder,
the other half 10 the pound keeper, and such
creature or creatures shall not be- released un.
I'll the owner or owners shall have paid the
poundage and the expense of keeping the cat
tie until released.
Provided, however, That one mich cow to
each family be excepted from the penalties Of
the above hye-law during She day time.
The above is true copy of Record, exa-
mined by
BENAJAH DOUGLAS, TO.on Clerk.
Canaan, Oct. 10, 1899 ATS
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15

The Hon. WIN. B. Rochester has been appointed
y the President of the Parent Bank in Philadelphia
President Of the Branch Bank at Buffalo. The Buff
falo papers state that the appointment gives genera
satisfaction.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15
MARRIED.

inst Mr.. 6. 4. Beecher, Of Watsrbury, Con. to Miss
"I IL HorfoTd Mr. XIe%aUder r,nH"sS"e S New.
York, To Miss Elizabeth Best; Mr. Lot Humphrey, Of
Pennington, 10 Miss Mary M'GlOuan, Of Charles.
town, N. H.; Mr. Gideon Deming, to Miss Henrietta
In Windsor Mr. Timothy Woodwork, Of Hebron,
| TO Miss Mary Cooley, OF Hartford,
In Vernon Mr. Elisha Pember, Of Ellington, to Miss
IL RocEy.Ilm, Mr. Alfred H. Carter of En.,.EIad.
dam, to Miss Cynthia q. Chapman.
IN East-HNddam Capt, Nehemiah Hayden, Of Mo.
bile, Ala, 10 Miss Mehahle Powers, Of Sayhrouk.
In Hobart, N. Y. Mr. ROderiCk c. Steele, of Wood.
bury, Ct. 10 Miss Julia 5. Perry.
DIED,
In this town, on the 9TH inst after distressing ILL.,
ness of two years standing, caused by an internal
schrrous tumour cOmpicaied with drupsy, Mrs. Pol.
~ Gilbert, wife Of Mr. Ormond Gilbert, aged 3d.
There WINS taken from the body of this woman after
DEATH fifty quarts OF water, and 'umor weighing he
tween ten aud twelve pounds, making in the whole NJ
least on" hundred aud twelve pouAds weight, solid
aud Auid of morbid substance. Aud yet life had been
sustained Tor many months, under uclrly quite, the
whole OF Ibis enormously oppressive burden.
In the midst Of disease Of several months con'inu-
ance, vt such an affecting and appalling kind, she
gave constant and bright evidence of resignation to
The will Of her Heavenly Father and Of the christian
spirit, TO the close Of life "BlcSscd are tue dead
which die in the Lord Gonna.
In this village, on the 18th nsi., Mr. Plumb john
SON. oscd %.
In ke0 on the 18th ult., OF nm npnpiectic shock
DR.. John Raymond, aged 65. In his DEATH his be-
reavrd family and numerous circle Of friends sustain
n heavy loss lie had long been II practising phys-
clan oi high aud respectable standing and firm be-
iever in the evangelical doctrines oihe gospel which
give consolation in life peace in death, and glorious
Immortality beyond the gravc.-Comm.
In Cleveland, Ohio,) on the Both ult. Mrs. Nancy
Bodies, aged "a, wife Of Mr.. Henry Bodies, formerly
of this Vilnge.
In Canaan, on the 18th ult. Mr. Edward NJ Frank.
| lin, aged IS years.
In Warren, on the 18th inst, Eli Me- win, only son
Of s. Har,well, Esq. aged 2 years md months.
| In Norfolk, Mrs. Elizabeth Robbins, 81.
In Norwich, Mrs Lydia Ann Collier, aged 90 years,
wife Of John A. Collier, Esq Of Binghampton, N.
and daughter Mr., Abraham Shepard, Of Utica; Mr.
Joseph Marsh, aged 81; Mr. Eliab Hyde, 69.
| In Pennington, Mrs Mary II. Norton, q, wife OF
John r, Norton. Esq. Of Albany, N. y, nnd da"gt'
ter Of Hon. Timothy Phkn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15
Assessors Notice.

VEOUE inhabitants Of the town of Litchfed
Il liable to pay taxes, are by law required
to make written or printed list Of MI taxable
property belonging to such persons on the
first dAy Of October instant, with particulars
of all property real and personal liable to be
assessed and valued, aud give or send the
same to the Assessors by the goth day of said
month. Aud we hereby give notice that we
win receive lists so made out and handed TO
us by said time. or left at the following pla-
ces, VIZ: At the Town Clerks Office; at the
post Offices in Milton, Bradleysville, or South
Farms or at Col. James Marsh's in North
field; where printed blanks may be had gra
It's. DAVID MARSH, I Asses
STEPHEN RUSSELL, sors.
LitchGeid, Oct. 10, 1899 IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15

The New.lIaven Register states that the supposed
counterfeit bills Ofthe Mechanics Bank lately disco.
vOrod at Albany are believed to be nothing more nor
less than genuine bills on a new plate, and signed by
the new President, Charles Atwa,er that no counter.
fes on that Bank have ever been discovered in New
Haven,
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15
NOTICE.

TIME Court of Probate for the District Of
IL Litchfeld hath assigned the 2Sth day OF
instant October, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon,
for the appointment Of Commissioners on the
estate Of JOHN GLASS,
late of Ltchield. deceased. represented in
solvent, at which time all persons interested.
will, il they see cause, attend at the Probate
Office. and be heard respecting such appoint
mcnt. BY order Of said Court.
NATHANIEL BISSELL' Admir-.
LitchfeId, Oct. IA. 1929. ~lO
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15
TAKEN UP.

~r& DY the subscriber, In Goshen,
ADin suffering c0ndition, eight
white SHEEP, with square
~ ~ crop on the LEFT ear, and slit in
the toreside Of theright ear, marked withSpan-
ish brown on the runIp. The owner is desir-
ed to prove property, pay charges, and take
them away.
SAMUEL WADHAMS.
Goshen, Oct. l2, 1890 ala
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15
NOTICE.
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
TVHE honorable Court of Probate for the
u District Of Litchfeld hath limited and
allowed six months from this date for the ere.
ditOrs Of the estate of
ASA EMMONS,
late Of Cornwall, deceased, TO exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neglect TO
present their claims, properly attested. within
said time, will 5e debarred recovery. All
persons indebted 10 said estate are requested
10 make immediate payment to
PETER BIERCE, Executor.
Cornwall, Sept. 23, 1899 ~18
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15

The Senate Of Kentucky consists Of 80 members,
q Of whom are Republicans, and l5aEe Jaeksonians.
The House consists Of 100 members, 50 Of whom are
p.rrh,ican.. aud Al JacksoHians.-ObserUsr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15

York Morning Herald, have Withdrawn from that es-
iahlsImen,, and propose publishing another paper
lady is about establishing new paper in New
York, to he called " The Whispewr''-,o combat
a,hes,ical writer's and DISCLAIMERS
Dr. Asa Green, late editor Of the Berkshire Amcri-
ran, and one who by his wit and lively fancy "hos
often the table in roar, has removed to the city
oC Ncw.York, where he is about to commence a new
paper. We fear, however, like Jencks Of the Boston
Bulletin, when he qui, tho "i,tc scagirt isle the
muggy air Of the city will have tendency TO blunt the
points Of his wit and satire. 's in the painting Of
the country, and country manners, and country ecccn
trici,ies that Green cxces all his contemporaries. We
hone our fears may prove unfounded, and that his pa
per anil patronage may equal his most sanguinc ex-
pectaloms. II is n hazardous experiment.
Racing-The great match race for 10000 dollars
the south against the nor-,ook place few days ago
between Mr.. Stevens 6lIy by Eclipse, and Mr. John
sons Virginia horse by Sir Archie, two mile heats
roth three years old. The purse was taken by the
former in two hea,s-he rs, heat closely contes-
ted ,he 6ly coming out only abou, length ahead the
latter heat won with ease. Time-6rst heat Am. 2s.;
second, 3m. SIS. The course very heavy.
y the President Of the Parent Bank in Philadelphia,
President Of the Branch Bank at Buffalo. The Buff
falo papers state that the appointment gives general
satisfaction.
To Farwers-The Massachusetts Agricultural So
cety offer premum Of one hundred dollars to the
person who shall exhb, the best Butter, not less tina"
800 pounds, at Brighton, on the day preceding the
Cattle Show, on the 18th Of October next The CON-
pe.ton is not to be limited Massachusetts but to
extend 10 all the New-EngIand states. As an add''
siOnal iaducemeat for persons to exhibit their butter
che committee state that an opportunity Of selling good
butter at auction will then be presented without ex
pease and that the most liberal prices may be ex
pecasd. The usual state premiums for the same ar''
Gle viii be awarded 1t the time. Can't some o
our Goshen or Norfolk fair dairy folks walk Of will
the premiumsi
rogue receaily sold to q merchant in Utica i
barrels Of limestone ior pOt-ashes. Before the imPo
si,ion was discovered he had made his escsps.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15

Swoaringen, the murderer Of his wife IN Maryland
was executed on Friday the Cd inst.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15

GJ'We understand that the Postmaster General has
given orders to have the distributing office AT Sharon,
in this county, discontinued.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15

A rogue recsaty sold to merchant in Utica IL
barrels Of limestone for POtashes. Before the impo-
si,ion was discovered, he had made his escape.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15

o. Commodore David Porter arrived at Phatlel-
phia in the brig Bevan, from Vera Cruz, on the 4Ih
inst, aud was landed ut Chester.
Com. r. has since arrived in Washington city, be.
leVed to be the bearer of dispatches.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-29
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

CftY OF RIcH1oND. House of Delegates
John R",herf ord, no opposition.
SOUTHAMPTON Gong ress-James Trezvant
$50. House o. Delegates w m. B. Goodwin
274, Benj nun Griffin 1911.
ELIZABETH CITY = For Congress-George
loyal, 80; In mas Newton, 6S.-Mr. New
ION thu, goes to Norfolk Borough with a ma
jority Of l22.-House of Delrgates-John r
Wrsy, lao; Grorge Booker, SO
AMELIA opposition 10 Archer for Con
gress. House of Delegates-Bookrr and Jeler
30 opposition.
TyLER.-Congress-Do ddridge 1877, Johnson
s5.-House of Delegates Delashmutt las
Wells 1913.
Bv the woe Of Ohio and Tyler, Mr.. Dod|
bridges majority over Mr. Johnson, is more
hon 400. Harrison. NJ mongolia, Brooke and
Preston to be heard from.
.New Members.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-29
PRESCRIPTION LIST, No. XIV.
"OS rith HI, head So much for Buckingham. "

SAMUEL Sw.RrwouT TO be Collecor OF the
Cg' lns for mr. por, Of Nv York in ;he place
b jo"ahln Thompson, remOUed.'
NoRDEcu NJ Noah Surveyor and Inspector
b me Customs for the POI, If New York, in
Ne pare Of Peter Stage, remoUsdt
WILLIAM Klxa to be Collector o. the Port Of
s. l4jnr, in the place Of Iohn b. Swanton,
nrtd
hNEs \, HAMlLToN to be Attorney of the
>sI States Tor the Southern District Of the
la'' Of New York, in the place of John Duer,
'r0e,i.
IoHS MLEAS, Of New York, TO be Score. arv
y 1-ga'lon 10 Great Britain, i'll the place Of
"A b. LAWRENCE, ,emorsd.t
VI sWartwoU is known to the nation only from his
'''eAon with the Burr Conspiracy
VERIFY he has his reward"
Ohe! Jam saJis.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-29
MARRIED,

On Tuesday, the 18th instant, at Ithica, Loudoun
county, Virginia, by the Rev DIR Greene Mr. EDWARD
S. WASHINGTON, to Miss ANN E. ELLzEy.
At Sycamore Hill, the residence of Mr.. John Wright,
on Tuesday, :be 2Ist instant, by the Rev. Dr. Green,
MIR. ALFRED D. Orrurr, to Miss ELIzABrrH C. young.
est daughter of the late EDWARD WASHINGTON.
On Thursday evening. Esd April, by the Rev. James
Reid, Mr. BENJAMIN ID. CocKERILL, to Miss ANN Tho.
MAS, both of Fairfax county, Virginia.
On Thursday the oath inst. in Alddleburg, Loudoun
county, Va. by the Rev Mr.. Williamson, ARCHIBALD
ATKINSON, Esq of the Isle Of Wight county, Va, to
Mis-, ELIzABErH. second daughter Of William Chiffon,
Esq Of the former place:
In Fall River, Massachusetts,, On Monday Morning,
Mr.. ANnREw C. FEARING merchant, OF Boston, 10
Miss ADJ MISREPRESENTATION CowES, of the for
mer place
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-29

WALrzINe-A correspondent of Poulson's
Philadelphia Gazette complains that" fashion
is now striving, by the exercise OF her influence
to sanction the introduction of this species of
dancing into the refined society Of the city of
Penn" lie would DO well 10 remind MS fair
readers O: the remark Of the Duke of SAKE Wei
mar a, the close Of description Of bal Civ
en- at the seat Of the Hon. J l., on
the banks of the Hudson" they danced moth
ing bv, French contra. dances, for American
ladies have so much modesty that they object
to wallzng." The Duke, however, did meet
with the waltz in the course OF his tour. II was
a, the Quadroon (or white mula,lo) Balls at
New ORLEANS. Mass Jour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-29

Nvaa, who often speaks very sensibly and
10 the point on matters where his interest does
not come in contact with his principles, has the
following excellent remarks.
A cry has been set up agnast the degenera-
cy of the present age. This degeneracy is
most apparen, in the youthful fashionabls-
young men Of family and fortune who re-
ceive a good education, but render every hing
useless from theirbad habits and reckless inn
prudence. The manly polish and winning
modesly of former times have bee" discarded
Of late years from the society OF young men.
The indulgence in sings, cock tails, mn, JutiPs,
has produced greater alteration upon he
present race IF youth than any philosopher
could have ever calculated by the single help Of
ffuxions or lngarithms. Boys OF fifteen 10 nine.
teen as regularly swallow down lh"ir half do
zen glasses daily of vulgar liquids as il the
vrry essence Of manhood consisted In trans
forming the human body into a gin bottle
A thousand extravagances are produced from
this Unsuitable hirst for alcohol.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-29

We have no Office to gain or to lose. We
thank Heaven that no man in power, except
the sheriff of the county, backed by the au>
,hority of SIS. Commonwealth Of Massachusetts"
can turn US ou.. We do indeed feel some
twinges Of compression for the poor fellows who
are displaced, but then our pity for those who
are SO poor in spirit as to wait at The door.
pos,s Of grea mans house, 10 get the reward
Of patriotism, is much more abundant. We
also blush little, now and then, for the honor
of the country, bu: then that honor is not con-
fiied solely to our keeping; and when those
who have an equal interest in preserving the
good name OF the nation, and are more ambi-
tious to occupy The high places, remain as I'M
moved as a dish of skinned milk, We know
not why we should trouble ourself about the
matter. Boston Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-29

HIN, 5een remarked before, That Dali Green
-. =, ;ccousidprable part IN the prosecution
u, Prescription system, which has been
,o,.J IS the policy of at least part OF the
,i,,, Whoever he marks out, Is sure TO
ak n, ,lark-the blow invariably follows the
,,J I,would almos, be an insul, upon the
p,,i len, and his cabinet to say, that they sui
!, themselves 70 be dictated 10 By such man;
perhaps he always has his cue, and speaks
,a,n The word is given him.
We are led TO these remarks by seeing the
;,yr Of displeasure laid upon Mr.. Munioe OF
\, Washington Post OHice. We trust that
gf. Bar,y, however, having an opportunity oil
-c,ouaily knowing, will act Justly as to Mr.
aanroe. If he is t. fall, though, and 1t the
ac6ce is determmcd on, they should at IL asst
.,s. magnanimlty enough 20 acknowledge the
me grounds Of their dis2leasure, and at whose
ehl, IN reality, he is 10 be the vic'im-and
a, pu, him down with the wretched and
,oOus charges Of the editor Of the Telegraph
ash excuse.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-29

tains his Office although, if eommos rumor
may be credited, the reversion Of il. is given
away, and hence the conclusion that he is 10
be removed.
"There are indications which, to close OBJ
server Of symptoms, are not 20 be mistaken,
that whatever influence the new cabinet may
possess at the commencement of the next con-
gress will be thrown into the scale opposed TO
the tariff. The exact guise which this o2po-
sition will wear, may not We, be determined on;
bu, those who misunderstood the term "a ju-
dicious tariff" will soon have their convictions
addressed in less equivocal language There
will be difficult and doubtful struggle which
will occupy the time of congress, and fix the
public attention, for the greater part OF the
next session.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-29

GREEN PEAs.-The season is almost a
month behind in vesr alton, and we shall pro-
baby have to wait a week longer for mess Of
green peas, even at the premium price OF 81
pc, peck. Mr. Jos. A. Barron showed Us on
Saturday a few full grown pods from the vines
produced by his early seed peas, which by re-
prated trials he confidently recommends as of
a quicker growth than those in general use,
and well worthy of the attention OF Gardeners,
who supply the market, and Of others.
Norfolk Herald.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-29
NT,,s NsD&lAs
n,y MORNING, APRIL %. 1922

rus PACIFIC. The ship Ben.
LTs' ,,s arrived at Baltimore from the
nia Nu'"' -, from Lima in 81 days. The
i:a;' ' oh sailed from Valparaiso on the
''I-l'''' I'd Callao on the 18Th Jan. The
10 W. I.,,.,, from Lima state that the articles
81 "" .h;,red from this country, such As
''-9 chairs, ear,heuware, cotton balls
''i' '''r '.sr,d sugar, SC. leave loss OF near
M -, per cent The markets were 0n" '0r
DF s American produce, and there was
N''. w., Of an early improvement Flour
p'sp'c' u ~
r;,c, 81 50.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-29

r. s,pil.nrn who mot content with one
,.-H, oork,ted both of the Leesburg papers
a our table, is requested, when perfectly
.,,..c, 10 hiu.self, and al any fims 'ch'eh ne
u, yrep.r, 10 loan hem 10 US for a pfrusal'
!. ,.op M, trouble him with this request,
..,,. fact, that the frequent loss OF pa
..uss-, il necessary that we should have
-, ., losS At, it not to keep
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-29

TEA CAsE--I' appears 10 be probable thai
New York Is to havya grea, Tea Case as well
as Philadelphia, we learn that the United States
having judgment against the lac Thomas ID.
Smith, rs officers have levied Oh the cargo Of
hip Ma Ia, recently arrived from Canton, and
now IN Amhoy, and 'hat:e,en the sample chests,
which were sent up to this city have been seiz-
ed. u. .ddU.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-29

The Governor of vi 'ginia, according to a
r. solution of the Legislature, has presented to
General Lafayette a copy Of the new Map of
hat Safe. The execution Of this map is a
more favorable evidence vt ,he progress Of the
arts in Virginia, ,han his ExceIlencys accom-
panying letter is of elegance Of style. The co.
pv presented 10 the G.rgra phical Society OF
Paris HIS given that body very high opinion
OF the science of The Unre6 States.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-29

The present and late Secretaries Of the Trea 4.
sury, the Hon. Mr.. !ngham and the Hon. Mr..
Rush, arrived al the Indian Queen Hotel, the
for mer on Saturday, on his way home, and the
latter on Sunday, 10 embark at New York for
England. Bail. GaZ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-29

The Kentucky Gazette states that Judge
Hi KEY had granted the petition Of Robert
Wicklifft, published short time since in this
paper, and has respiled The recGgnizance OF
himself and his son until the 9TH day OF next
June term.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-29

In the District in Kentucky, lately represent
ed by +. P. Moore, there are now seven can
didates for Congress:-Co Samuel Daveiss,
John Rochester, b. F. peasants, George L.
Brown, VIM. Caldwell, VIM. b. Booker, and
John Kincaid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-29

Rev BLINoo WHITE, nous for his attacks
on the Gal"olics. ha, followed MIR PEEL in
changing his opinion in their favor. We ex-
pect to live 10 see as grea, changes as this in
the views Of Rhode Island freebooter toward
their di,franchised brethren, but the time is not
yet.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-29

The U. S. ships Falmouth, captain
=, Erie, Captain Turner; and Horne''
"S N,;s were off Havana stb instant.
y :, { schooner Grampus, Lieutenant
- .a.o, Voorhees,, sailed from Havana on
I;..,,D, on a cruize in the old Bahama
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-29

SAVANNAH, AprH 2o.-The cry Of FIRE was
again sounded in our ears on Saturday night,
but it was, fortunately, false alarm. Last
nigh: the appalling bell again gave the alarm,
which was caused by an incendiary attempt up
on the stable Of Mr.. Garnet, a, the corner Of
ST. Gall and Zubly streets, Yamacraw. The
fire vas placed in the rack, bu, was discovered
and ex,nguished before any material injury was
sustained. The times indeed call for sleepess
and antiring vigilance.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-29

Maryland Lottery,
For the benefit of Washington and ST. Johns Colleges
First Class,
Will be drawn in the City of Baltimore, Friday LIST
Msy-45 numbers, 6 drawn ballots.
Highest Prize 10000 Dollars
Tickets S. halves SO quarters IS.
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
No. 4 for 1929.
Will be drawn in the City OF Pade phia. on Monday,
4th May--6O numbers-9 drawn ballots.
Highest PRICES
prizes of Slo,o0O; g Of 1888; 40 of 900;
~ o. 500, sc &c.
Tickets 80; halves 5; quarters 50; eighths rs.
Washington City Lottery, 9Th Class,
Will be drawn IN the Cit, Of Washington on Thursday
9TH May 81 numbers-8 draw ballots.
Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets "a; Haves2; Quarters /.
For sale at
J. GoRSE'S
Lotteryand Exchange office, King st alexandria
Drawing Of the Newlork Consolidated Lottery,
Class No 4 for 1929
% IS 40 81 50 SO 90 10
april %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-29

BY the Steam packet John David Mongin,
Captain Dubois, we yes,er day received the Az
gusta Chronicle Of Saturday. That paper, re-
marking on the numerous incendiary attempts
in This city, says-For several days pas, We
have enjoyed comparative tranquili,v,-for
which we are, no doubt, mainly indebted to the
un,iring watchfullness Of our Police aud Of our
public spirited citizens.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-29
SM1ulP NEWS
hRRIYEC, APRIL %,


Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk; with passen-
gers-Passed off Ston, Point a number of sal bound
up-off Wicomico, ship Henry luke, captain Bliss,
bound up.
sloop Express. Nevitt Baltimore; freight for the
District.
SAILED,
Schr. Velocity. Hammond,-to load below for Ma
deira,
Schr. Classic, Smith, Philadelphia.
BELOW.
Ship Shenandoah, A. NJ. Rose, Liverpool sailed 18Th
February, salt, Goals and Roman cement to Walter
Smith, (owner) Georgetown; crates, hardware and
merchandise to merchants Of Alexandria; cabin and
20 steerage passengers. February IS off Cape Clear,
spoke ship Robin Hood, Woodbury.. % days from ss-
vannah for Liverpool March 10, lat. Az, long Al,
spoke packet ship York, De Cost, from Liverpool for
Eew.York Came in the Capes, 25th in company, with
ships Mel ellen, from Liverpoolfor Baltimore, General
Hand, from Philadelphia for do. and brig seaBird,
from New. York for do