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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-30
Female SEMINARY

TIME subscriber respectfully informs the parents AM
guardians of young ladies, that his School will b.
continued in the retired and commodinus room which
he has for some time occupied in the Brooke Lodge
His terms the ensuing year will be from - to ~ per
quarter His course OF destruction will embrace Oh
biography, Reading, Writing, English Grammar
Arithmetic, mental and written, Bookkeeping, Gee
graphy modern. ancient and sacred, with The use o.
aliases maps, and globes. Modern and Ancient hs-
tory, Chronology, Composition, Rhetoric, Crtern,
Metaph, sics limited Of Chemistry aud Natur..
Philosophy the elements Of Astronomy and the fenc
Language. en-.
nced from long experiences, that ID best adapt
ed TO the constitution of the human mind The greaE
end of education will be kept constantly IN view, Shl'n
the mos, Efficient means, and the most assduous effor
will be employed to impart sound useful knowedgs'
and to carry forward the young female id 70 that NE.
turit, which will qualify the possesor for future us
fuhess (and should his subsequent iabots be Is Stu
ee.,uI rs his past have generally been, he trusts b
win have the pleasure to give satisfaction to his TREND.
and patEoas.)
inc from frequent examinations he therefore respect
fully invites the parents snd friends ct bis school to vi
sit whenever convenient that they may see Tor then.
selves specimen of his plan Of instruction, and DO
prepared to Judge Of the actual OF his .chc.
lars. WILLIAM ~ SocEs'
Aisr1aria, dec 2s-esF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-30

20 have a choice Of modes, he would leave the
practice as il now sands under the rule, and
would, therefore, yo'e in s,or OF striking out
the reference 10 the Posi- Mas er General, and
make it the duty Of the Officer Of Inc House to
procure the best information, and hen leave i,
10 the Committee Of Accounts finally 10 de-
eide. 81
The question was then taken ON the propo.a
sition to amend, and was decided in the afiies5
mative-Ayes so, Noes 4s. -
Mr. SEMMEs then moved 10 amend he bill
in the FIRST Sec ion, by striking out after thr
word 81 Pos, Office" tolhe end, being the words
following
"After which he shall add to- or substract from the
said statement, as the case may be- the distance from
said Post Office to the residence of said member, upon
which statement, the mileage Of each member is be
computed.
While he returned his thanks TO the gen,lc.
man from kentucky for this bill, he must be
permitted TO say that The part which ne desired
to strike GU, WAS buu small business Each
membrr would have 10 compute the distance
from his house 10 The nearest Post Office, and
all which could br ri her gained or loss by This
compu alton, could amount, in the aggregate
TO very tr,hing sum. There Was no man
whose residence Is twenty miles from q pos,
Office, and Tor ,nal small Consideration. he
would not be willing TO give The fiji FER Of the
HOUSE the trouble TO examine the compul alton.
Sometimes member might gain, and somr-
times lose few dollars: bu, he thought the
whole amount saved 20 The public would not re-.
compenss for the trouble Of the officer in msk-
ing The computation.
The Proposition TO amend was then decided
in the negative.
Mr. WIcKLIFFE then moved TO amend the
bill by inserting proviso, tina, any member
would BE- entitled 10 his foil pay who was
de'ained from the House by sickness, on mex
ing certificate Of the fac, Of The said sickness,
as well as of Us duration
The amendment wa agreed 10.
The committee ,hrn rose and reported the
bill and amendments.
Mr. W IcELiFvE then said. that as he attach
I'd great importance 10 tae amrDdnen' Of the
gentleman from Pennsy. ania, which had Seen
lied 10 committee Of the whole, and ~ the
House was ,len thin, and The hour Of adjourn.
ment had arrived, he had risen far the purpose
Of moving hat the HOUSE do now adjourn.
The motion was decided 10 The affirmative,
AID Ne House hen adj turned
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-30
From. the National Journal Of Tuesday.

In the SENATE yesterday Nh. Brown, OF
Nor,h Caroline, appeared, was qualih d, and
tonk his seat. Memorials and petitions were
presented and referred. Two resolutions oHer-
ed on thursday were adopted, and Others were
submitted Several bills from ,ae House OF
representatives. were read the second time and
referred. The bull 20 grant presumption rights
20 settlers on the public lands was taken up
and ordered 10 be reeommiucd
In the HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES, a great
number Of petitions we're presented aud refer
red. Various resolutions we're then off red aud
adopted. MIR. HuNr of Vermont then moved
'ae consideration Of the resolution which he
had offered some days since on the subject OF
the distribution Of the proceeds OF the public
lads for the purposes Of education and inner.
nal improvement, among the several States, and
the motion was decided in the Affirmative
But as MIR. MARrIN OF 5. c. who bad moved
an amendment, was absent, on motion oil Mr..
SrEreHr the further consideration OF the reso-
tuition was postponed till 10 day. The various
bills which on Thursday were ordered to be
ensro,ssd for third reading, were read
third time anG passed.
The House then resolved itself into Com
!si,,cg os the Wheie, Mr.. BrcHASAN in
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-30
From the National INTEL geneer of Tuesday.

A bill wa, yes,e day presented in the House
Of R representatives., from the Judiciary Com
miuse, and received us 6's' and second read-
ipys, the provisions Of which, a. far as we un-
Ierstand them, meet very fairly the ne'rssi y
which Invites Legislation on the subject oil the
ORGANIZATION Of The Judiciary
The bill proposes 'ha, the Supreme Cour,
shall hereafter consist Of Chief Justice and
4ich Associate Judges, (instead OF six, as at
presently Tha, the Seventh Judicial Circuit
shall hor-af err consist Of the Districts Of Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri; thai the Dis
uic,s of Keurucky and Tennessee shall consti-
iu,e the Eighth Crcui; AID the District of
Mi,sissip,i, The Ea,,ern D,stric, Of Louisiana.
and the Southern District Of Alabama, shall
cuusiru,e the Mini Circuit: that, in accord.
are with this Arrangement. There shall br ap>
pniotrd 4 Seventh Associate Justice, TO reside
In the Eighth Circuit, and TO attend that Cir
esi, until Otherwise allotted; and an Eighth
Justice, TO reside in the Ninth Circnit, until
otaerwi>e allo ted: that thssr Judges shall "a.
tend aud compose part of the Supreme Court.
The details Of he bill OF course accord with
his new arrangement Of Ciouiis, Sc.
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AIs TX Asf.08,I.A D. q.
nORv'NC. DECENBEh 80, 1879

In The House OF Representatives on Monday
Air. PowxRs, The Chairman Of the Commit,ee
On he District Of Columbia reported the fol.
loving resolution, which was agreed TO-
R,solved, That the COMMITTEES on the District Of
Columbia be directed to inquire into the expedieney Of
or,y;I;oe by Lw for the appointment Of
comnis,oners to digest and form code Of civil and
e;pn.l law for the said district TO be submitted to
Congress; or such other measures as they msy deem
hest calculated remedy any extng evils in the pre-
,n, law. Of said District or in the administration there
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-30

Our readers will find 10 another column OF
this morning. Gazette, some further paricu.
lar, concerning an afIrr which rs making a
great stir in the circles at Washinglou. The
Washington correspond ntOi the United States
Gszele, details few Of The rumors connected
with a subject which may grow into conse-
aoeuce and importance. and, al the same time,
makes Us acquainted with facts bearing a
strong resemblance TO the mos corrupt ihtrigurs
Of European Courts 9msricnns NAV well blush
tina, their country should have such rulers as it
has
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-30

South Carolina rail road Toe legislature OF
SOU h Carolina has passed bill, watch pro-
yides for loaa or advance of one hundred
thou ,anddullars to he S. Carolina railroad COM
pan,, for se,eu years. without interest. A bill
providing for a subscription Of $3.50 COO 10 the
stock Of the said company had previously pas
s-d the lower house, bu, was rejected IN The
Senate.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-30

DUR GREsN's OpINloS OF MAJOR EATON
The Editor of The Literary Subalern, who IS,
in general, very garruIous and talks grear
deal 100 much, speaking Of Major Ea'on'= Re,
port, says:
"On reading it, it reminds Us os what Duff
Green SAID % US he other day, when speaking
% him on the subject of Cabinet lierature-
We expressed favorable opinion oil the Ma
i,r', li'erary attachments and writings, when
General Green replied, that NJ, jh Eaon's Wi
,inss were no, pos,,ivey b d, bat unfortunately
he very frequently 80 formed his sentences that
they reminded him of the wonderful horse
whose mead was Said 10 be placed where his
Ill ought to be-"
After this, what will the Noior say?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-30

We observe the following Paragraph in the
Baltimore Patriot:
The Report of Secretary Eaton was put ia
10 n. hands Of young school girl Of is years
With ,.e request Ihs' she would quote all those
,as,ares winch contain grammatical errors =
we nave received the re,ui, OF her exam,na-
ION and will publish il tomorrow.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-30

We are Informed tina, Capt. Henry Z BAL
,Aup has been appointed TO command the Uni
ted 5 a,rs friga,e Brsndywine, now fitting out
in New York
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-30

The Maryland L"g >iaiu:e met last Monday.
We shalt see whether prescription is 10 be The
e.dtr Of the day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-30
Holiday Z eseMts

~ .9uetion and at .4uetion price, by George While.
NHp will receive b, the Stes,rer oumba, to-
w morrow morning, most splendid miniature ship
in glass case, variety Of dolls, large and pref lily
dressed, the various ANNALS for 1850, ladies' baskets
walking canes, agreat collection Of elegant book
of which is probably the most elegant prayer book in
the town Also, Lavoigne's celebrated atlas Ladies'
and &c temrn will be pleased b., calling and exAmn.
ing III whole invoice which is really worthy OF notice.
dec %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-30
NOI'LGE

SOTLCE.
A STATED quarter, meeting Of the " HIV0RS
n FR9NKLIN Library ASSOCIATION" will
be held at the frame Sch DOLLHOUSE on ST. AsSph.sreet,
Saturday evening next, I'D Jan at half past 81,
o'clock. Those wishing to become members of the
Association respectfully invited to attend There
will be election for several officers to the
suing year. Pgnctual attendance Is requested
JAS. K. HAYMAN, Secretary.
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Sntice.

sNOtlce.
VINYE inhabitants Of Alexandra, flown and county,
who sub cct TO perform Military Duty, are here.
by informed hat memorial to suspend the Military
Law in this county, will be presented to the Senate OF
the United States, signatures obained.-
The memorial is left the store of Morse e Jos
corner King and ROYAL Streets where all persons
erestcd and disposed TO further the object invited to
call possible and leave their signatures.
dec 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-30

New GOn0s.
DiCHARD s. HOPKINS e Co, have received an
M I'd i,onal supply of dry goods, consisting i'll part Of
Blue and MKT cloths
DO do cassimeyes and cassinets
White, red and green Hannels
Black bombazettes. co!'d circsssisns
Black Italian ustr,ngs, satin levan'ines
Calicoes, Italian grapes, flag and bandanna hdkfs
Ladies and gentle mcns gloves black worst hose
Tickings, domestic plads, checks, &C. &c.
dec 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-30
S4S1F 81 e Tvs.
PORT or ALEXlNDRLa "a CO.

ARRIVED DECEMBER 90,
Steampacket Fredericksburg, b. J. jenkins, Balti.
morei passengers and freight for the District.
SAILED
Brig Planet, Flanders, Portsmouth, n. II.
schr iiaxan, Shove, hence at Boston cath iLst
SloOp johnson johnson, hence NJ Philadelphia, 18th
iust
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-30

After this, what will the Moior say?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-30

then iound. II those iacts wtro true and That
they were rue, was TO he inferred from their
no, having been called in ques 'ion-,hen was
some remedy necessary. 1t appeared either
that the provisions If this old law were def,c-
tive. or that aousc had erept into the pr"ceed-
ings under il. He believed ihe suh"rdlnale
officers had done their duty. The bill had oc
cupcd the attention OF former House, & i is
as easy to pass the bill, if remedy be required,
as 10 reject it, He adm ted the possibility OF
this law being abused; bu, he asked what hu-
man law there is which may not be ahused?-
I, is impossible 10 erect barrier agaius, hu
man ingenuity which shall be impossible. The
only question is Does lbis bill provide
NEEDY for the evil which has ben pointed out!
There could We no question as TO this fact. He
was indifferent whet her the amendment OF his
COLLEAGUE prevailed or not. II II should pre-
vail il will leave the ascertaiBmen! OF the dis
lance to our own discretion. II was supererro-
CATION TO claim for members Of Congress ex-
emption fron'lhos errors which, by universal
admission, are insrparab'e from tic nature OF
man. The bill, il passed, will remove the ne.
cessity for member acting as Judge and Wit
ness on his own case.
Mr.. J. w. TAYLOR reminded the COMMITTEE
iha, the 73d Rule prescribes he duties Of the
Committee OF Accounts, and, aIons others, is
enumerated The duty Of auditing The accounts
for mileage, sc. Ii was the practice. when
any difficulty arose, 10 refer the subiee; TO the
Committee on Accounts. He knew that 10
have been the practice. The Speaker Of The
House had not considered i, any part of his
du,y 10 60 into an examination, as ,ba, was
duty especially given to a Committee. Accord
ing to the law, The pay is calculated for the
mos, usual route. and slight differences we're
not taken into calculation. II any important
differences had occurred, they were not known
tu him He knew not TO what cases The gen.
teman from kentucky had referred. Were ne
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-19
UNIVERSITY OK Va

fNhE next session OF this Un,ysr,ty will be on line ION
Jog 49, 10y '0''"'
The sxpenee reduced by OF the board of viz.
noIs, made IN July last, are =, Ioliows--
ror me session OF no Is menh., hoard including
bed and other room furniture, ws.hirS l. attend
sree, etoo M
Fuel and candles, 90 be furnished by the Proctor
at cost, and 1--WE per cent estimated al 20 90
- two ';ndeni,) SEQ
Use OF Library aud ppble rooms, az M
ffois;'er', fees from $50 to rs, average go 90
rA,a sos 90
Chiefly for the purpose OF tSyo,iog economy IN. Board OF
visitor, have required the students wear uniform ,s,
'ne coat "arcost and PanisoVns cloth Of dsih
aud at price not exceeding dollars yard
ut,ber particulars will be founa the ensem.nt, The
e once cheap an besomng aud furnished IN Char
ioess'e on moderate terms. and according 10 model, Tn,
'"vuo'o, Tue pereots guardian, particularly requested
point rs the enretmen. respecting will be r;sialy en-
forced aud NJ opportunity afforded the stud nj 10
moir expensive dresses. ~ ~ "sN'
A. 5. BRoCKENBRoUGH. Proctor.
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NOTICE

w 40 Committed 10 the Jail OF Chesterfield County, Va.
,unswsy., on the 9Th December last three ner.o me
teney, B.iy aud W'ilism Tonsy hss on when eou-
an old oundsbon uItor, coat pair Of srewp doe
ee pan;sioOns old black hat scare Visible about IS
sse feet inchs, high colour black; who says be
% Jesse Carr, OF Isle Of Wish, county. Tcney had
ee papers when eonmusd but hs. ed that he
@ bhly had on when eomniued sbrown surtou, !,
o, a.k domestic rsHaleon', cid black hat scare
eno, ~ years Of feet inches sh, colour vel.
,iy' ne belong 10 Nathan Carr, Of Isle Of Wight
D,iy pad tree papers when d. but sines has
acknowledged he is runaway. Wili,m had On vhsn com
pa,I u so,'e psnsosn', aroendsbout sustout dos
an oie hat, colour brown has scar On the Left
ie 81 ms forehead just above his eye a.hs. about Is years
ots, inches hsh; whS says he belong, 10 Mr..
emi,h, trader, ths he left him near Usnvill-.
The owner: OF The above negroes, ,rs ,,oueed TO
cons forward prove property pay eLsrse. take t6em away
OF they will be dealt with Is tbs law direct,
j. u. GOoDE, J.ilor Of
T.. - Cheysrfeld couLty.s
TO-. &c 92-r3M
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The Ripannu .SarigatiOn Company

| OFFER TO let the Improvement OF the Rivarna
River, from Columbia to MooFs Ford, which
part of The said River is divided into thirteen Sec
tons: viz, sections No. !, >, 3, 567 and g. in
Guides that part of the said River, from Columbia
to the head of the Union Mill-pond, (ahouta ford
on said River called Thrifs,) which said secions,
also the sites OF Locks and Dams, and mode of i'm
pyovement. will be made known to those disposed
TO undertake, by Walker Timberlake and Gideon
A. Strange, two OF the Directors. Sections No.
o. TO- IL, - and l3, includes that part of the said
River from the head of Union Mill pond to Moor's
lord, which said section, also The sites for Locks
and Dams, and mode Improvement, will be made
known to those disposed TO undertake, by 5ohn
II. Craven, and Richard Dul7s, two of the Direc-
tors. Terms of payment. One fourth to be paid
IN SIX months after the work is commenced; one
fourth in twelve months after; the balance 10 be
paid in eighteen months after: One fourth in mo-
ney, and one fourth III stock of the company. The
undertaken to give bond and security TO complete
the work on or before the first day Of October,
1880. Those disposed TO undertake will forward
their proposals, sealed. by the first day of June
next, which will not be opened till Tuesday, after
the second Monday in June, when they will be
opened at Fluvanna Courthouse. and acted on by
the Directors. MARTIN DAWSON.
President n. N. co.
April pi 1Il-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-19

french Spolia;ioas.z=A meeting On this subject
was held by the persons Interested in Boston andj
its vicinity, yesterday, at the Exchange Coffee
House. The meeting was duly organized by the
appointment oil a chairman and secretary and
committee was raised who will report at adjourn
ed meeting. Boston Patriot.
On Tuesday last, Nathaniel Greene, Esq. re-
tired from the editorial care of the Statesman pre-
paratcry to entering upon the charge of the Post
ounce IN tins city. AT the same time, Charles G.
Greene, Esq late associate editor, announced that
he had become the sole editor of that newspaper
a memorial TO tho President OF the United States
on the subject OF French spolia;ions has been sign
ed by large number of merchants aud other cit
lzens OF Portland and forwarded to Washington.
The object Of this memorial IL the appointment of
special mission to France. to renew the demand
on that 6overnmentto tor an immediate settlement
oil the Chains ct our merchants. 10. =
From Correspondent Of the Baltimore Gazette
WAsitiNGToS, May 10th, 1870" Mr.. Is. II.
Norton has received the decision of the Postmas-
ter General against him, s. assisted by his friend and
counsellor, aud the gentleman appointed by the
people OF Hartford, Comm he is about to make a
pubic appeal. This case has already assumed
some notoriety among the political incidents of the
time. and will command further consideration.
Mr.. Barry has treated the reIuonstrance of the
people OF Hartford, who support Mr.. Norton, with
tue greatest difference, and Mr.. Oliver Z. Will
hams, their commissioner, with all the courtesy
iilustrious Oliver Ellsworth ESQ
he President and Secretary OF State are dali
~ engaged IN making their arrangements for the
missions abroad, the instructions connected with
which, form at present task OF no Ii,tlo labor
Reports have Mr.. Woodbury's name up again
and say that he has declined mission to Madrid;
he is high in favor and will not be overlooked.
1t IS expected that the grand jury will take up
The case OF DR.. Watkins TO morrow"
Tbs Boeicp Eco, proe, c,i,o.--;,~ 49,.
crpt:
" ZNe Smyrna .NorgGa.--By the poli.encss of
Captain Clifford, OF the brig Palestine, from Smyr-
ma, we are favored with the following Certificate
from the person in Smyrna, said by Mr.. Buching-
ham and others to be VIM Morgan:
This may certify that am not the man that
was drowned in Lake Erie. was born at AIontre-
al, in Upper Canada, bad Christian, and be-
came Turk. 1 am JAMES PITCHER.
Nicknaaed Morgan"
Smyrna, December ~. 1873
We think this man must be bad Turk. as we'll
az u bad Christian, or he would not certify that
lie was born in Montreal, in Upper Canada
~. i. Com. IN.
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!. From Wiiii' American Monthly Mssasine J
THE ABSENT HUSBAND:

Wife, who in thy deep devotion,
Puttest up prNyer for Que
bsilins on the stormy ocesu--
Hare no nore-hi. course /. dcrs,
Dream not, when upon Thy pillow,
Thst he ,lumber, By thy .idr.
foT his course beneath the b,llow
heavsih with the rsitlss, tide.
Children Who. =, sweet flower, sroui.x'
tauSh cmti the sorrowins rains
heow ye many clouds srs throwing
shadows Oh your SIRE, Iem,,u,.
y nelS tAe hoarst, grey surge is rolling,
with nountsin's molten on,
Dream ye that It, voice i, tollng
SOr } our Isther--lOlt aud gone?
~ hen the SUI looked on the water,
As a hero on his grave,
Tinsins VITA the hue of slaughter
every blue and iespirs wave,
tudsr the majestic ocean,
Where the giant eurrsnt, roil'G,
slept Thy sire without emotion
Sgeetly by a beam Of gold.
And the violet suuteams .lau,ed,
Eaverins through the crystal deep,
Ill The wonted splendors haunted
Those shut eyelid- in their ,leep.
sands, like crumblsd silver cleaning.
SPsrkled through hi, raven hair,
buI the sleep that know. no dreaming
bouud him IN its silence Tiers.
SO we left him. and 10 tell zee
VI our sorrow and thy nsru,
- 80 woe that then befel thee,
Came we weary and alone
Tia, thine eye is quickly shaded,
Thu; Thy hearts blood wildly Cows,
That thy cheeks clear blood i, faded
Are the fruit, of these new woes.
Children, whose meek eyes inquirius;.
Lineer on your mother, face,
Know ye that she is expiring.
Chat ye are an orphan race: -
q cd be with y0u on the morrow
Father mother both no more!
One within grave of sorrow,
One upon the ocean. Hoori
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RIIA AM Az

anyway from my plantation, in Meckienburg
County, on tie 18th ofFebruary last, my slave
Charles, he Is about six feet high, 81 or 80 years
old, dark mulatto, of an olive complexion,
coarse voice, and when speaking closes his eyes
little; he has very small legs for man of his
sise, and his ANGLES frequently sweled; he is
to'erable good Backsmith-He was lately brought
from kingsport. Sullivan county, E Tennessee
and may probably endeavour to get back to that
place-if taken up and confined in JAIL it is re-
quested that Information may be given me of the
fact. by letter directed TO % Meclenburg Court
house. Va."-He had on plain green cloth coat
and whitewool hat.
vii give Ten Dollars for his delivery 10 ne or
to my manager, on my plantation, miles north of
the Courthouse, If taken up in the county Tween
~ Dollars if taken out of the county, together
with travelling expenses.
BENJAMIN LEWIS.
Atecl;lenhurg, April -. III-St"