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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02
From tie New York Mercantile Advertissr.]

From the New fOrk MerCantue AQVeIuSer'J
While the nations Of Europe have within a
shor; time turned their attention to Commerce,
which during the long Continental struggle
was annihilaled.-WhileG Great Britain is push
ing her disc, cries with undated zeal and plant.
inp settlements at New Holland, and wher-
ever else the enlerprize of her Government and
people can carry her, il is pleasing 10 find that
Our countrymen are moving simultaneously TO
different qua tiers, and drawing nearer 10 US, the
riches Of distant countries.
Among other remarkable undertakings at
the present time, is one by Captain Henry Aus
tin of this city, already distinguished for his
en,erpri,ing character. The spi:i! Of eaIer'
prise ina, animated him in 1915 has not SLEPT,
and he will sail on Sunday next, in the steam
boat Ariel, accompanied by schooner of 81
tons, for the mouth of the Ri" del Norte. 1t
will be rec objected thai :hr trade OF the South
Western States with Texas and Santa Fe, has
been carried on by land for a long period, and
is deemed SO important, thar within short
time our Government has ordered detach-
ment Of troops 10 protect the traders 10 that
region.
Captain Austin has Obtained grant from
each Of the Stares through which the Rio del
Nor,e passes, securing TO him the exclusive
navigation Of thai river, and will now proceed
on his first voyage, 10 ascend II by stem as
high as chihuahua, the capital OF he SLATE OF
tba, name, distanc uf 600 miles. A voyage
from New ORLEANS TO Malamores, or Refugio,
at the mouth of the del More, can be made in
or DAYS, and thence by steam to chihuahua,
in about the same time. The Ariel has an en-
CINE Of Sc horse power, is about a hundred tons
burthen, moves at the rate OF III miles per
hour, and draws but three feet inches water.
Al high wafer she can get up 10 wiihis Is
leagues Of Santa Fe, without being obs'ructed
BY the rapids. Thus journey which now oc-
cupies months, may be performed in a fort
night, and the products of one Of the richest
and most delightful regions Of the world, Be
added 10 our imports.
A rumor reached US by the last packet from
Mexico, the Virginia) that Company of Brit
ish Merchants had offered 10 advance IS oOo,.
600 to the MEXICAN Government, OH the secu-
riiy Of the Texas lands, on condition that the
Province Of l exas should be placed under the
protection Of Great Britain /, was also said
that a proposition would he made by the Mex.
lean Government TO pu' the Texas lands in our
possession, On loan of the above sum- This
would be in contemplation Of Treaty OF Ces-
sion to the United States, by which the RIO
del Nor'e will become our Southern boundary
if the proposition sh III be accepted. The tai
ents and experience OF Captain Austin, render
him every way competent 10 The bold project
he has conceived, and we hope 10 see him
early crowned win success proportional 10 mis-
zeal and activity.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02

The MIDDLE DISTRICT B.NK-An,t,.
bank explosion was held last -,e,ne, FINN
Poughkrepsie. The news was lris mo,nir,
ofi rally confirmed, as will be seen f.om \,
following circular: n
"To THE PrBLIc.-1he Directors Of Il,
Middle District Bank have b, Ell CONSTRAINED
by the pressure Of the times, To suspend Dsy,
ment, and have conclude 10 close he busir,,,
of The bank. They can only s.y a, presr,
lha, all he funds Of The bank shal. be s,,dI
and Immediately applied TO he payment Off,
debts, and that @ Statement ofil creditor, and
resources will be submitted TO the public !,
soon as possible.
BY order Of the Board:
J w. OAKLEY, Cash..
Dated May %. 1929.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02

NEw YopY, MAyso.- &ieide-A young man
from Hudson, named George s. Dayton, aged
twenty ire years, a one O'Clock yesterday,
walkedin,s Mr.Shepherd's Bueks-head inn, a,
the Intersection Of the Bowery and Broadway
roads, md after taking glass Of brandy and
wafer. shot himself with pistol in the bar.
room, and expired within five minutes. He
did no, utter syllable after he fred the pistol
He had taken the precaution Of unbuuoniog
his vest previous TO committing the act. The
ball passed directly through the heart. The
Inn had never been visited by him before, and
when he entered it, he asked for the House Of
Refuge, and expressed some surprise on being
told that he was within short distance Of it.
A, the time the deed was perpeiraied, the fam
ily Of the occupant were in the room behind the
bar, the door between being open. The de-
ceased held newspaper before him, SO as to
conceal the weapon he had in his hand. An
other pistol was found upon him. containing
three balls.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02
The MFMoIREs DE BouRlEsxE, who wa. pr.

THE MFMoIREs DE BouRIEsSE, who was pr
vate Secretary to BonapaIte, were sold by then
author to LadVocai, thu Librarian, for 5000
francs--near - 600 dolals-and The las Pain
papers stale, that such WIS the demand u
them, bat ,he purchaser was supposed ilre'dy
20 have received double the sum lie had Dsld
Tor ,h,m. The Journal DIES D.bais considers
these US almost the only Memoirs that pam:
Bonapar'e as he was others treat OF him as d
person, concerning whom exaggerated Ian.
guage WAS necessary to be employed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02

after The examination Of several w,ns,.,
IN verdict that Sellrck Game to h; hi. Orot
a wound with knife on The lief, aid. ~ 'ussaAsy
inch below the naval, inflicted BY ~. Io0't al
Thomss J. Marks" After The in,n 't uand' u
in their v"rdic', the body was placed i r'u gwen
and carried on board the slram.ho,, e1hn,
left at o'ci o'k, to be conveyed 10 h;1 ,sN'ts
al Kinderhook for in,crmen."- Guz '''s's'
The verdict Of the Coroner, i,v h.;
muni' a,ed To the police jnsices. W""s,Nn ,
WIS brough; up for examination H. 'u''ft
ment Gid not materially differ from the =; . ae'
given 5'fore the Coroner. He said hs th.,asnss
interIered between Marks ard the ds,. nav onI!
prevent mischief. Al O'Clock Nal. 10
SO examined. He Stated 'har the d.,ra,,d d.
the first blow at him, gave similar ,rc " "'':
10 several particulars of the e,iGese. ,. Ja'
the coroner, and asserted that b. wac n,''
unconscious how The dee ased had com. ~,
hurt. AS shese men will W tried for ,h.; W.
II seems improper 20 copy any ,aryin, a.,
OF the testimony and e1. mina,ion, t,oo, % !:
''e '"'"s P'P''s' Com. 2dp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02
Charles County, set.

I'm application to me, the subscriber ~ i0e .a ..
~ Of Charles County Court, Justice o. ting
phsns' Court Of Charles County, by petition" ~ 49,
of James wheatIey, of said county, praying 'ol An,
net Of the act for the relief Of sundry ns''eni
ors. and the several supplements thereto Sch bsi;
his property and list Of his creditors on oa'"
annexed to his petitions and having satisfied me ' ne
has resided in the State Of Marlsnd two years s,
diately previous to his applications having a dsb al
in his petition that he is in confinement ", br,s
having prayed to be discharged thererom ~ Whr,t,
order and sdjudge, that the person OF jane ~ ean.
be discharged from confinement: and u,a.' p2sri, W
copy Of This order to he published in the rne% blsr
the de third Monda, in August DeI to give notice 10
creditors TO appear before Charles County n,Do.s
the third Monday in August next. tor e ip"d obss
recommending Trustee tor their oe" sa.s Wheatg
cause, if any they have. why the SAID ;an n,.
should not have the benefit of the SAID aeS l 1857
Given under my hand, this 2sh day Of , spI;iiss
- r..,. JOHN BARNES,
;ue 5E1aw2m Clerk of Charles 70. 49,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02

1t was stated in the news from Rio De
Janeiro. brought by the Schooner Henrietta,
that a sailor had acknowledged him self TO be
one of the crew Of vessei which had robbed
The British packet Redpole A gentleman
lately returned from that quarter informs US
tha, it was we'll known at Rio, thar the Red
pole had on beard, a. rhe time Of her sailing,
specieto the amount Of nearly four hundred
thousand dolisrs.. Ii was currently reported
,ha, vessel had sailed about the same time
for tho purpose Of robhjng her.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02

The DemocraiicPress % yesterday contains
the following notice OF all unfortunate occur
renee:
"a wholesale and retail dry good merchant
of his city, within few days, by one Of those
indications which are almost as certain to oc-
cur as they are unerrine in their direction. was
led to suspect young man IN his sore Of dis
honesty. He was soon 10 possession Of suf;-
cient evidence, and had the young man, about
nineteen years OF age, arrested and taken before
IN alderman. A disposition To assis, in the re.
covery OF the goods, yet r, coverable, was mani.
tested. Search warrants were taken out, and
yesterday, at The stores OF three pawnbrokers, IN
the Nor hern Liberties, in Penn Township, and
in Southwark, dry goods with the exception Of
some clothes, all new, consisting Of shawIs,
silk hdkts, gloves, stockings, musins. linens s,
woollens, TO the amount of more than three
hundred and fifty dollars, were restored 10 the
owner.
1t is added that the lad, who had been little
more than five months in the city, is now in he
Arch street prison. The cause of this unhap-
py affair is attributed TO the connexion of the
youth with Thespian Society in Market street
The company was led into an expense for pur-
chasing scenery, SC and it is thought that the
lac had furnished his quota from his masters
store.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02

CIRCUIT Court Z. s. The Grand I,,, i,
the Uni'ed States Circuit Cour, ye,,rra,rf. -. "
true bills against Mary Cuibrsh frthr nrrI'.
81 her new born inf.nl cniid; and Us. B,,ah".
tor perjury, in having rastn fall. ,.,b >.
live to an invoice al he custom Lonse
The bills against Captain \ drrson and Il,
companions, who were brought here IN ~
DANISH ship Of war, charged win piracy w.,
disnaissed nv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02

SUPERIOR CouRr-A "Vintner" or retail
Grocer, was yesterday lried for the violation Of
statute passed in .7ea, entitled an act for pre-
venting and. furnishing vice, profaness, and i'm
MOI alitv, aud for keeping holy the Lords
day, commonly called Sunday; and was found
guilty.-The Law has heretofore been regar.
ded as obsolete, bu, like that relative to Elec-
lions, it moves as all else does, and old things
gradually bt come new. Savannah Geor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02
CHARLESTON, FRIDAY, MAY ..
Dated May %. 1929.

MATCH AGAINST lime. he Prdrsui,p
whose fats have been before noticed, y,t,g.
day afternoon attempted on the race course, F.,
match ags,nst time. The wager was to ~,
the first mile IN min. ass. aud the second ia
GIN. In the frs, mile he faiIed, taking On 7s
but after bret respite, he succeeded the sec
ono time in gong round The Course 10 5m. IS!
sec. being within 24as Of the time pointed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02

New YoRx, May 29.-Smi,h Selleck, Cap,
tain Of the schooner Alexander, who was stab-
bed some days ago, in a scufie on board that
vessel with Thomas ]. Marks and Edmund
Wood ward, died on Wednesday evening last,
in consequence of the wound.
"a coroner's jury was assembled a, S, yes
,erday morning. at No, us West street, and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02

proposed. In sober seriousness, do hope that
some of our influential, benevolent citizens will
take hold Of this business, and either establish
such Bank, or-sbow that its establishment is
unavoidable. PHILO LEUMho.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02
s:Otice.

4 MEETING of the Stockholders OF s .ns T i
"A Turnpike Company will be held al ', a.. ailyf
at West End, in Virginia, on Sdfu'ady % vs. ,Irc,nf
next month"; al 70 o'eek, for the purPose .,;ng ~
President and FIVE Directors and Of us ,bsa.
other business as may be brought oe,o
by 0''e' OF ' BENZ. C. ASHTON, TIs s,,es
may Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02
CASH for Negroes.

WE wish to purchase ONE HUNDhED LihhM
w NEGROES, Of both sexes. from l2'o ,'N )"
of age. Held hands also, mechanics OF ever se'p
ton Persons wishing to sell would do well give.
call, rs We are determined to give higher GOV .
slaves than any purchaser who is now or may Oe''"
after in this market.
Any communication in writing will be pfomp'Gr
tended to. We can at all times De tOu'd At ou, 10
dence, west end of Duke street, Alexandra. D.,
;une Q FRANKLIN & AEMFIELp.-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02

The following chronological list Of The prin'
cipal Officers Of the United States Governmen,
under the Constitution, has been compiled from
authentic sources, and may be interesting 10
many as conveniea, document for reference:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-02


Speakers Of the House Of Representatives efe o. States
First Congress-lst and I'd Session held at New York
Sd at Philadelphis
Frederick A. Muhlenbur gh of Penn. 1889
Second Congress-held at Philadelphia
Jonathan TrumbuIl, Of Conueo ,icut 1871
Third Congress-hed at Philadelphia.
Frederick A. Mullen bureh. uf Penn. 1898
Fourth Congress-held at Philadelphia.
Jonathan DAYTON, u New Jersey 1897
Sixth Congress-Ist Session at Philadelphia, ID at
Washington.
Theodore Sedgwi,k, OF Massachusetts, 1899
Seventh Congress-he!d at Washington.
Nathan e Macon, of North Carolina 1901
Eighth Congress. /.
Nathaniel Macon. f North Carolina 1908
Ninth Congress
Nathaniel Macon, Of Norlh Carolina 1905
Tenth Congress.
Joseph B. Varh.m, Of NJ -ssaehusetts 1907
Eleventh Congress
Joseph d. Farnum, Of Massachusetts, 1909
twelfth Congress.
Henry Clay, OF K.n,ucky 1911
Thirteenth Congress
Henry Clay, Of Ken l8l3,--sntil Jan. 18th
Langdon Che,es Of South Carolina, for the
residue Of he Congress.
Fourteenth Congress.
Henry Clay, of Kentucky 1915
Fifteenth Congress
Henry Clay. Of kentucky 1917
Sixteenth Congress.
Henry Clay, Of Kentucky, during the ls,2 1910
Session ioS
John w. .Tay lor, of New York, during ,o,o
the I'd Session io@o
Seventeenth Congress.
Philip P. Barbour, of Virginia 1921
Eighteenth Congress.
Henry Clay, OF Kentus ky 1928
Nineteenth Congress:
John w. Taylor, of New York 1925
Twentieth Congress.
Andrew Stevenson, Of Virginia 1927
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25
FROM MEXICO.

By the ship Virginia, Capt. Collins, we have
received papers from the Guy Mexico 10
the 18th Of April, inclusive.
We learn thar Com. Porter was still al Vera
Cruz, bu: soon 10 leave for the capital, having
been called there by the government 10 consult
in relation 10 the Navy. He had previously
asked leave Of absence for The Uuisd States,
but had not Obtained it, The country general
ly was tranquil; the new adminisra' ion had
pst commenced, and the result OF their mea-
sures rem ms to be seen
A Mexican paper Of the 18th contains list
Of the names Of 1874 Spauiards, who had been
supplied y the Government with the means o
enable lhrm 70 leave the country und the act
of the goth March, amounting to 1850 dollars.
q po,'scrip, in the E,piratu Pubco of the
10th of April announces the resignation OF
Gonbalrs Angulo as Secretary ofSta'e, and the
appointment, of Sr. Zavala, Governor ut Mex
leo, in his place. The duties OF the Office were
to be performed by Sr. Monlezuma, the Scores
,ary of War, until SIR. Zavila could settle The
affair. OF office OF Governor. ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25
PRESCRIPTION LIST, No. xxx

"OF witihis head So much for Buckingham.
Mr. George w Ever is appointed Pes'mas'
m in Nantucket, vice Thomas Macy, Esq. re-
moved.
Doctor Hogeboom has been appointed Post
master in Schodack, Rensselaer, county, N. Y.
vice Stephen Merchant, Esq. removed.
Eli N. Todd, Esq. has been appointed Post
master in Waterford, N. Y. in the place OF Sa-
matl Dsmarsst, removed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25
TREATY OF PEACE BETWEEN COLOMBIA
AND PERU.

We received intelligence BY the schooner
Splendid, which we published on Tuesday last,
that Peace hat been concluded between Co.
lonbia and Peru, and were yesterday obliging-
lv favoured with Jamaica paper 10 the lsih
uIt. from which we have copied the Convention
entered into by these powers on the e7.h Feb,
last at Jiron, to serve as the basis of dehmiive
treaty Of peace, and approved by the Colom-
bian general Sicrs, aud by he President Of Pc
ru, De La Mar, on the LIST March The prin>
cipal articles Of the Convention are those
which declare that neither power shall inter-
ferc with the government OF the other; That
the indie pendence Of the Bolivian Republic is
acknowledged; that the Peruvian Army shall
eyacua,e The soil OF Colombia within 90 days;
that alenipo,en,iaries on both sides shall meet
a. Gaayaquil in May. 10 form de6nitve ,rea
ty of alliance against all foreign invasion; aud
lastly, that the blockade against The Colombian
ports shall cease on the day on which the Cons
missioners shall meet at Guayaquil to settle the
details Of the Gefnitive treaty. The most i'm
por,ant parl Of the Convention 20 US, is 1ha.
which raises the blockade OF The Colombian
ports, and of course takes off the trammrls
now imposed on our commerce with these
por,s, and as, by Article 8, our Government is
10 be requested 10 act as a mediator, and gud-
ran,ee the de6nipve treaty, there is no doubt
that our intercourse with both countries will
become more frequent and valuable.
Tie fighting appears to have been desperate
and the slaughter OF the Peruvians very great
According 10 the Colombian account, 5000 Pc
ruyians were beaten by 1000 Colombians.
TN Y Mercantile advertiser.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25
N,f,.SsA SfDRlAs
nay MORNING. MAY rs. 1889.
!. Folio .ffour pages J Happy work,

Folio Of four pages Happy work,
~ mot even critics criticise."
-. LID !, ,ha, folks have no right 10 criti-
,.w,Dspsr, for three very excellent rea-
'S ,-,r, Of all aeeeptation-which said
''s '.,, we hope they will take the trouble to
Fl''D ,Ssnsslye., as we do not intend to as
=, hem in their researches
w,.0 man takes newspaper in his hand
.. morning, he FIRST turns to the editorial
inns because he wishes TO know what we
matters and things in general. This is
80 e0mmendable. We approve OF the
T. Eaters our vani,y-and wha: more
=. ,m,n want in this world besides that, and
T., his stomach and clothes for his back!
49,. Dray YOU, wher you can find no edilo-
u,.,er there to look at, do mol knit your
80 cry sPshaw = and throw the paper aside.
':.,r,,,,ooable. Would you have us 10 tor
=. our brain and to rack cur in'ellec's Tor
,,,,i6ea,ion? You may extract ire from
A., ba, we defy you to get ideas from mans
81, when ,Lere is none there TO get. Be-
-, Chi bono ? If we give you good read
o,,,rr, aud plenty OF it, why should you
rumble with US for keeping our mouth shut
:, r,,rrr our ptn IDLE F? We are expected 10
=. ard write we must, or run the risk OF
Kin, So, down as an ass, We desire re-
Inn i,
The editor Of newspaper, the name oil
,bieh we have forgotten, is about to put hor-
,,,', pest over the head Of his paper, as en-
u,u,,ic Of the ills his flesh is heir to- The
.,.,;s , GOOD ons-and we would conclude by
.bsy,ing, that very grievous bur'hen we SUI
:, i, having 10 grind paragraph where there
nm, the Shrrrwi,hall 10 work upon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25
CHILL.

Letters from Chill, received by the Editor OF
the Providence A mericsn, represent The condi :.
lion Of that republic as tranquil, couten'ed and
furnishing. Tn" fis, Election OF President,
under new constitution, was near at hand.
No doub was entertained Of the reelection OF
Gen. Pinto. The mode cf eieciing the Chief
Magistrate, is similar to that which preyalls
ia the United States. The Congress of Chill
has recently made liberal PROVISION for The
support Of those who achieved the indeptn-
d.nce Of The country, after they shall have re1ir-
ed from the public service.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25
advertisement.

ErROM the Aa,tering reception Master SaUNbERS
l. K L. NELLLS met with at the Museum on the
evening of the DIST he is induced to discontinue MS
exhibitions in the day, and will perform at the Museum
On Saturday, Monday and Tuesday evenings nerf
The gentlemen of the Band have generously come
forth with their whole force, to assist on tins chara
bic occasion The performance to commence at
O'Clock precisely, and close at g. :.
Admttance =, cents Children half price, and which
,uus, be paid on entrance, in every instance.
N. b The Museum viii be handsomely Illuminated,
view of which, independent of any other consldera-
tim aiFords rich entertainment. may 23-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25

THIS DAY.
Union Canal Lottery No. S,
Will be drawn to day, May %,
Highest Prize 10000 Dollars.
Tickets 5; halves9 so; quarters Is.
Maryland State Lottery,
To be drawn on the Sd OF June in Baltimore.
Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets 81; halves 2; quarters 1.
Washington City Lottery, No. 9,
VIII be drawn on TUESDAY next, May &c.
q Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets S5 halves SO; quarters Is.
Grand Consolidated Washington City Lottery
Glass No. IS, to be drawn 9th of June.
Highest Prize $4,000
Tickets FLO; halves S; quarters SO.
For sale at
Z. RUMNEY,S
Lottery and Exchange Office, King street, alexandria
NAV 2S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25
AUCTIONS
Notice..

r EXPECT, by Divine permission. to preach At tho
L following places and take up collections the OBJ
ject of which will be explained on the occasion.
C.. F. FREY.
.alsrand,ia May 19, 1929
May-Tuesday Is, at FIR, ing. Pani "Wednesday ",
Little River; Thursday %. Mddleburg; FRIDAY 70,
Long Branch; Saturday 80, Fauquer Court houss;
Sunday 81, Broad Run.
June = Monday /, at Bethlehem; Tuesday 2, New
Brenttown, Wednesday 3. Chappawamsic; Thursday
4, Rockville; Friday s, Grove; Saturday 6. and sun
day7, Elk Run; Monday 8, Fredericksburg; Tuesday
9, Round Oak; Wednesday IL, Port Roysl; thursday
H. Enon; Friday ~, Bethlehem, Saturday IS, Salem;
Sunday IA, Upper King Queen; Monday IS, Brrng.
ton, Tuesday TO- Csttsi; Wednesday II, Old Churchs
Thursday 10 to the 81, Richmond; Monday y, Deep
Run, Tuesday 2S, Hope Well; Wednesday "a. Pow.
hatan; Thurslsy Is, Centerve; Friday 26, Saturday
81, Sunday % aud Monday %, Fife; Tuesday 30.
Louisa
July-wednesday 1, Preddies, Thursday 9 Orange
Court Hou e; Friday 8. Crooked Fun; Saturday q,
Cuipeper Court House; Sunday S, JeHersoni' Monday
g. Frontroya Tuesday,, Waller ...e&i "Wednesday 8,
Zion; Thursday g. Salem; Friday IL, Winchester; Sac
turelav H. Buck marsh; Sunday Il, Bethel; Monday
Is, UppervilIe; Tuesday IA, Ebenezer; Wednesday
Is, Ketockton; Thursday Is, Norhfok and Leesbug;
Friday IL, Rockville; Sunday 49, Baltimore
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-25

Snow IN MAY.-We are credioly informed,
says the Lehigh Herald, that on Sunday las,
snow to the depth Of four inches, fell on the
other side Of the Blue Mountain. However
il has done no damage to vegetation