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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04
Extract from the Circular Of Bolton, Or
dsn s 90. dated
Liuerp00l, 1914 Sept. 1920.

The crop of Wheat in this country is
probably more than three furths secured.
and as it respects quantity. is an average
crop, or nearly so; bu much of it ia unfit
for present use, from the damp state in
which It has been secured. In Scotland.
and in Ireland, half Of the wheat is sup
posed to be secured, and in quantity and
quality it does not OTTER much from the
crop in this country. From the visws we
entertain of the produce of the crops, and
the enhanced value OF money, it is our de.
cided opinion that long before the end oil
the year, the average price of wheat will
be nearer so than 60 shillings per quarter;
and as a very small addition to the stocl,
Of Flour in bond, would occasion further
reduction in price, we cannot advise ship
rnents of either Grain or Flour to be made
from the United States to this country.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04
WHEELING
CLASSICAL ACADEMY

VNuE Subscriber having been appointed priuci-
IL pa. of lhe above named nstitstiun, re-
specially informs the public that he has entered
upon Dee duties Of his office. II experience and
success in tbe instruction of youth may las claim
to patronage then he viii not want IL from those
who -ay be at the pains 20 make the necessary
inquiries.
The subscriber viii devote his undivided atten-
ton 90 the institution: and the Rev Mr. WHEAT.
who retains permanent conncx.on with 10, viii
render ms assistance during a part of each day
The course OF instruction will comprehend the
launches usually dcuom.nated Common English
E.ocuiou History, the Use of the Globes, Natural
Philosophy. MatlhemliCs pure and mixed Lauu
and Crock E. ". NEWTON
Do. a. 20 uf16
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04

- r-alaaHlaaN - - - - -
With 100 the machinery aud out houses belonging
tul 10 is sIuted m the additouto the town ct
Wheeling, Immediately on the bank OF the Ohio.
THE main building is of brick, SD feet front, by
6I .sg, back, and stories high The machinery,
>ulic,l1, to doavrry handsome business Is drove
hy O. >ream e11iue of 20 horse power There are
lots 55 let front. by 10 back each, on which
ibis property is bu.lt ON which there are also 8
brick tye house wnh all It's hxures and "a brick
house very well calculated for dwelling these
buildings are under one roof, about 50 feet by 20,
and one story high
To the manufacturer this property presents in
numer8he advantages, situated Iu acouutry aboun-
ding Boo WOO. aud aiI The materials for mauutactur-
ING at the cheapest rates. Machine making and
country clrdug and fullng have been heretofore,
and may always be carried ON extensively and with
profit
The above property win be sold on accommo.
dating terms. For further particulars enquire q
ihs subscribers on the premises.
Oct 10. 1879 O. l.. X l. PRESCOTT.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS,

H-.--- .. .- .-. --..... nam. e..... -. Hra...
I.r-r ....r .-. .............. .....- XXX.
.......-..-,
a. 10
l..-...l 49,. ................ .' ',s
............
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III -.rr- T...-......y ..f ,..,,. III. ,r..
-.-+t.-, -......., r.-.... ..... ....- ....
.Slfrr PROFITS 4. 0I-r...- pl,-,r .B,-- D.,
''-''-'
sJ141CIHT are apart ~ he 7ei7 GrrirI.
elue-eN L.ee1a.-, English D.cue. Sax
d. .0. Electorate blues and uHcs Cu-s Preach
Grey lEIar. mixed rH frte-a proof I-tb d'
-l...7 uoeT Olive, trou, Clare, 81
-'N Indigo blue and lrl1 tou
~'-,.ae'as. Brown. NH.trno. Nix d
-T --- DI 10 --- Indigo als u.I k >tun-
"ae red, green, yellow, scarlet, striped
1ngu1, Company and new
A-l-'- D3-.s. fa..-e cloths and fongee for
7s ll'l.I'' 'lIfn and Canton Grapes, and
'i every qti'Y and clI1F Book.
5 ai.- 5Ae'ae'f lHaE H1 Camouc NusIus
ln.s SUPER extra English Ll.e mt Bob
-- fe.s ana oare> tg.t lauzs do iaa01eF,
iad Ptle cham G-os de Naples. FHu,
e. .. - mink .H. dove color do. @u-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04
Also Hardware.
ALSO
With Liquors,

TInVtre, QueenSware, Glassware, Bed cord
PLOUGH Elsa. S--lers. LnlAIng GLaIssl &c.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04

.4nsrieaa .No5I,ra1n in S5an.-Ths
Pawtucket Chronicle relates an amusing
story ola ship master, out Of Rhode Island
who inadvertently placed hps commission
20 Rhode Island Justice Of the Peace
among the ships papers, on sending them
to the custom house al Cadiz. The In.
tendani was much puzzled with the docu.
ment. AZ the same time he was convin.
ced' from the big seal and the signature.
That It was paper Of mysterious imr ,r.
lance. With the aid Of a learned profess
sor ofhnguages, VINO was called il. i, was
at length, sagaclously ceiermlned that the
document was the American Captains
patent OF nobility, and that the powers.
privileges and title conferred by it, wers
equivalent - ibssF # 3 Spanish Csusti
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04

tame all the mineral country. on this side
ofthe Mississippi river, and YOU will recol-
lect, too, that in the whole mineral region
not even one acre, is reserved for any one.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04
Dry Goods.


Blue. Black, Oxford, steel and cadetmi1sd Cas-
smeres and Casiueis;
Blue. Brown, Red, White snd Green Flannels;
Olive lnd Dub Bmgup Cords
Blue Twined Hamilton Derriss
Bur white Cotton Jeans;
White aud Brown DO. Dullngg
Bed Ticking Unusually luwi)
Cotton checks and Piaids;
Wilmington Stripes;
l.ro,>n aud Buck doIlandg
Bobnueft ellis and Laces;
B0u1azc,ts and Rauinettg
Marse.les, Fa'euui Swsnsdown, Silk s1i Six
Velvet Ne>imgs;
Meru', Imitation, Cashmere, snd Crspe Scarts
WorseL. limitation, Grape IL Waterloo Shaw H.;
Cotton Suavls and Udkfs. good assortment;
Jlclue,t Cmlrtc, Book and Swiss MusiuIs,
plain and figured;
Plain and iig Sonnet and dress Slks
Blue, Back and Pink Satin.
Canton Crdpes and Grape Robss;
Italian Grape and Grape Liece
Figured book-NIusIm CapeI;
Jaco1eu Cryats and Robes;
irish linens and Linen Cambria Hdkh;
Piping Cords and Gimp ass d. coiuurs
q large assortment Of Cahcoss Ig,ry lolo)
Brown and B.eacbpd Domestic Muslrs from
Ga to - cents per yard.
Ladies Rlacka0d Lead tolored Worsei Hose,
do Black Silk and White Cotton DO.
Gentlemen s. White and Black Silk half do.
Ladies' Hau-ku kid and York tan Gloves;
Gentlemen DO. Buckssn, Thread & BTowndo
Plain. FIEd and Wuusred Sott Ribbons
3D. Sc do Mau,ul, Satin and Feather edged
Gauze Ribbons;
sly r'~wi8r Bandln4 and Barcelona Hdks.
1r-.l.-.r,, % Elastic Wafer proof Hs,a * Caps
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
FEMALE EDUCATION.

SHHE tall and Winter sessian OF my School
- will commence on ihp 2Sih Of nexi month.
My course Of ilsr,ciion will embrace Or
biography Reedi z, Whiting, Bellies Letrss
including English Grammar. Rhetoric, Logic,
and Composition. ancirnt aud modern Geoera.
ply, the use OF The Globes and OF Maps, ancient
and modefa History Natural Philosophy incl,-
dug astronomy and ChemisTy Arithmetic,
bookkeeping, Algebra. Geometry, &c. In all
The studies Of 10 II particular regard will be
pad To principles. Provision will he made, M
occasion may offer, of such mn apparatus ~ will
be needed in eremplifcaiions.
| am fully established in the determination 10
continue my present arrangement. The prac-
lice that have been in, since the institution Of
my female school, Of receiving into il few
small boys, l ish 10 decline. I have for some
time, had oppo, tuniies Of observing the peeu.
liar dispositions OF females mud though my
dsc'r line shah be sucl, as TO enforce order and
attention, yet in the exercise Of II | shall have
due respect Tor the delicacy OF the female
mind.
shall BIO assisted, as heretofore, by my sister
Rebecca.
Terms for the session Of 8 months.
For beginners Sl2 60
For T. ose more advanced is
No pnpil will be received for less time Than
from the day OF entry to the end ofibe session.
X. b. ToWNLEY
Eighth mo- 9th 3lif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
THE LOST CHILD.

Messrs. Eduors,--I perceive in your last pa
per, tha, Mrs. Allen has 6oally concluded 10
acknowledge Ann Flendershot 20 be The child
which she lost ia 1922. / he child was then
years old her eyes were black, aud have since
turned gray, aud all her features and counie-
nance have totally changed since that time, as
Mrs. Alien states. The only marks by which
she can identity the child, is a scar under her
chin, occasoue1 by bile; one on the side OF
the head, caused by a fall on the street the
bird, a bunch Of grapes on her back. u 'his
unfortunate lady is sincere in what she says,
and have 40 doubt she is, truly pity her ;
and for her entire satisfaction and the public,
now propose 10 60 With MIS-. Allen and the
child 10 Buffalo where her mind cdn,m short,
time be relieved from ills unhappy state oil sus
pensc.
10 Thursdays paper you state, the child must
have beea taken by Henderson,, M the crowd
on the street, and carried to his own home. II
it had been this child, with so much intelligence
as il is stated she possesses, she certainly would
have told her name ; and her cries al beng
forced from her parent, would have induced
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
BALTIMORE MARKET. AUG 90

FIOuR.--ln prosecuting our inquiries 10
day Ne find ihai The olesnlc store price re-
mnins precisely the same AS Inst week. we there
fore continue 10 quote the range of the cash
store price, for fresh ground OLD wheat. and
new WHEAT Howard street, "A, So % a IS 81 ~
per barrel
Sales of considerable parcels OF new wheat
City Mills have been made this week NJ IS
per barrel. on 4 months credn without interest
aud III one instance. we believe, al "a shade
less
GRNN.-lhe supplies Of wheat sill coplin.
ue very limited. and The prices Of last week are
fully supported OF The com araiively few
parcels which have reached the market this
week, some hive been fnund damp, On Wed.
nesday parcel of prime white, suitable Tor
family flour, was sold at y 0S, aud to-day att
other parcel Of he same description, nj nj 10.
Other lots OF equal qnality. would readily com.
mann these rairs.-Ihe Prime parcels ofr"d
wheat received in good condition have been
readily taken AT 05 cents per bushei and lots
Of ordinary NJ proporiionaby lower prices.
To-day prime red is considered fully worth %
centI-lile or none coming IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

A\fcTICE Runaway from the subscriber
III on the 18Th list. a .egro man PETER.
aged betwean % and 80 yeas, 8 feet 8 iu-
ches high, very black. the FIRST jaiut of the md
die 6ieer ON one Of his hands is slf, n scar on
his left shin,a few INCHES nbove the instep.
VIII give n reward of twenty dollars To any
person Who will deliver said hoy TO me, living
near kers'ille. Charlotte connly, or liberal
reward II secured in any Jail so that ! re, him
again. He TOOK Of Grey horse when he left
me. aud was seen near Liberty. IN Bedford
county, the next nie HI W III the horse--he IL, as
believe, aiming for the west.
JOHN DABBs.
August 81. w3s4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
| he sooner ,hey gel into the country the sooner
heir good fortune will commence
lN. Y. Courier.

The sooner ,hey gel into the country the sooner
their good fortune will commence
(N. Y Courier.
Maximum and Mmimum.-There
are advertised 10 10 seen in London for one
shilling a gentleman seren feet sic inches in
heig HI, aud twenty nine years Of age. AMI ano-
th-r gentleman t,eeaig sir inches In height. and
forty i've years old. How would the Tarlfl
men rate duty on these articles.
Rights Of pomen.--Ou Offering TO
sign deed. the Judge took the woman aside
10 ascertain whether her husband compelled
her 10 sign.-" He compel me T. said the lady /,
" no. nor twenty like him"
Lecches.-SllIiman,s Journal quotes
authority 10 show. that IN the applications 4
ieeches. when used n second time, care should
be- taken wi respect TO the nature of the
disease of the pesson on whom they are first
employed, since diseases have been communi.
Gated by their agency.
hrs. BoyaH P erhaps many OF our
readers may not know VIM are Mrs. ROYALS
sureIies. In order TO CRAFTY them IA well "a to
record tho NAMES Of the chlvaIric defenders of
female impudence aud indecency, we menlioa
they ARE Major Eaton, DR.. Jones, Major Lewis
and Mr.. Henson, IA clerk IN one ofihe Offices
Il is expected that Mr.. Royall is shortly to
receive an important appointment.
der. GAG.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

~ 0TICE.-Will be sold. al public auct ion
~ on the premises, on Saturday the lob of
Sept. aext, the trac, of land belonging 20 the
estate OF Patrick Rose, dec. called Fermoni
and lying ia The county Of Nelson. This tract
contains abont 1000 acres. the greater part of
which is cieared--it is well watered, lies well
aud is contiguous 10 Manufacturing Mill II
will be divided in tive or three paris, and will
be shown to any person, by application to the
subscriber in New Glasgow, or TO Arthur Rose,
on the plantation. The terms will be one, two
three AID four yeass credit--rhe purchaser
giving bonds with approved security, and E
trust deed on the proper', TO secure the pay
ment JAMES ROSE, ex'or Of
y. Rose, dec.
New Glasgow. Avg, %. 2.v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

some one to exireate her from the hands Of q
kldnapper. Hendershot lived 400 miles
from New York at Buffalo. where he has lived
since 1874 aud never was. | believe, in the
CITY ofN. Y. during his life.
FRANCIS BARNES.
N. b. The Editors who have copied the for
mer publications OF the yfgiaiao on This subject
will confer a favor BY inserting the above.
r.. y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
MDWGATTOyrs

IN UR School will commence the first Mon
" day in September next. Terms of ui.
i,on. the session OF hyc months, for Reading
aud Whiting. SO
Grammar, Arithmetic. &c. 10y
Geography, and the higher branches, IL
J. Il s. COLE.
Aug. "a Sill.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

NY0rlcE. -S,rayed OF stolen from ,h.
IN Camp Meeting. nj the Oak Mountain. ia
the county Of Bedford, on the 10th Of, mi,
month, black horse, about s fee, Q inrbey
high, 7years old last spring he has lost 3 or 1
hes Of his name near the wenthers, has wind
gals on his hind legs, ha' number OF saddle
spots, aud PAGES markably fast. liberal
reward viii be given to any person who W III
restore he sad horse, or give such information
ms will enable the subscI ,ber tn recover him.
THOMAS SALE
August o. VIVID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

NOTICE, The sibscrber will resume the
" duties o. bis school ON Monday tho III
81 September neSf. JOHN CARY.
Angus 81 At
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
REVIEW
OF the Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected for The Firgiuian, BY
THOMAS A. HoLcomBE aud RICHARD TrRkE,


Corrected for he Pirgiuian, BY
THOMAS A. HoLcoaRE and RICHARD TrRkE,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices of passed Tobac-
co, from 80 s5 90 90
Inferior 60 common, 3 30 10 4 IS
Common TO good, oOto 90
Good TO fine, Il 00to = 90
strips. 4 20 10 so
Refused 3 OD 10 3 %
Inspected the last week l56 hhds passed tobac-
co, DO hhds refused, total 2OI.
Tie article Of tobacco J. getting very dali
We think good aud fine is ms low Ms we have
known IL since the last war. The refused and
inlerior--passed sell well. Accounts 10 the 9Th
OF Jnly are received, aud the foreign markets
continue dull Tor tobacco. Grain was 10 a lii.
tie better demand. The n ehmond ,oaiket Ia
dull, and prices very low. We ara informed
fine French tobacco is selling hom 80 % y 90.
Flour, by wholesale, new, $3 so to 3 70
Wheat, per bushel, 65
Whslsey, wholesale, % TO 90
Corn, wholesale, per Dbl. 2 %
Meal, per bushel, 80
Bacon, IN good demand at $50
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
August OF.
MOL EY FOUND.

n SUM OF monry was picked up ~ my
~ Store on The Goth inst, which The owner
eau get by describing il end paying for TN. ad-
vcrisemen.
SAMUEL McCORKLE.
Aug. 81. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
RICHMOND MARKET, AUG %.

RICHMOND MARKET, AUG %.
Flour, supcriine city Malls, new ID. SO,
do Country canal new, "a 20, Wheat, new.
bushel IS %.
Tohecro, good and fine 30 a Sll middling
S4 6o n 80 80 common u "a 81 90; refused
80 "a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
TO JAMES MADISON.

Monticello, December 24ih, 1925.
DEAR SIR,-i have for some utne consi,,erpd
'ne iest,,n OF internal Improvement as des-
perhte Ihe lorrent Of general spiuion sets So
strongly IN favour OFF tas TO be irresistible. AID
: suppose that even the opposition in Congress
Will hereafter be feeble and formal, unless
something can be done which may give CLEAN
encouragement to our friends, or alarm their
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

GeorsG.-ln this State there are two candid1
a,es for Governor, alr. Gumer and Nh. joel
CIaMfor WHO are ui the same pol,Ical
party. These ganlIeInea are both represented
as high minded, honorable men, possessing
talents aud experience IN public business, and
mach OF the confidence OF their fell1w citizens.
.,lt is thought the contest will be a close one.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

!Sacritcge.-Some lmpious rogue
broke into meeting house in ilnbhardsion a
bout fortnight since aud ielonIonsly aud
iorcibly" carried away he bell rope aud part
of the pulpit trimmings. the sell c,men have
offered TWO hundred dollars reward for the
detection OF this fellow, who appears 10 have
been IN SO great need OF a halter aud a shroud.
RuIletiu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

M |sOcrsoas oPiniOn Of the Constitutional
C01osr ctMe central G0rerilmeat, oyeJ lbs
sacJec' u INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Re nave copied, to-day. from The Charlottes.
vile Advocate, Mr.. Jenerson's letter. accom-
Paa'eu wth Protest, 10 Mr.. Madison, upon
Tue SUBJECT of The General Governments exer.
oi''ns Inc power over Internal improvements.
LUIS IS taken from the works of MIR. Jefferson
"o"'h the press Way nothing farther in TINS
'""''ef was attempted we Cannot imagine.
whether Mr. Madison disagreed with MIR. JET.
'''so" IN principle, or whether he thought it
'"eApedient 10 thes interfere IL would GER.
'''"'y oe desirable, as there seems a settled de.
''"'''a''on IN the majority of our leading
'"e"' 70 80 on with these Improve IN rnts, that
"e minority nigh, be satisfied, that they were
"'' exercising questioned power. To this
eau 'he Amendment 10 tie Constitution pro-
posed by Mr.. Jefferson ought to claim the seri.
'us attention Of the nation:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

Congressional Eiection.--ln Amhers; and A.
Y,emarle the votes stand thus
Gordon. Nelson. Bryce
355 1876 81
In Nelson county " ~ %
We nave received no ia isence OF the vote
in Goochland or FIuyanaa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
ITEMS.

Allan Thomas of Wilmington, Del.
has been nominated as ca idaie for The OF
fee of Governor BY the Convention appoin-
ted by the friends Of the preseGt Adm nls;ra
iInI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

a meeting of the Board Of Managers of The
colonization Society will Jake pace at Mr.
N""'ue' O'"y'os oi.ioe tu-m 'rrow evening ia
D CLOCK. Funciual attendance of the mem
oers Is requested.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-16
AIssE1. MD@IAa
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL l6 1860

A singular case was brought, forward =.
ierday in the Circuit Cour, for hi, a.
which is now sitting.
a gentleman Of Virginia was sr,..,.,
virtue Of writ Of eapias I'D r.,oo,d.,a
and held to bail. He Appeared YESTERDAY ra
quote from the Reeords) in proper o,,, v
" and moved The Court 10 b. DISCHARGED g..
(" the said arrest, upon the ground tina, H.
a." commission Of rench RinssoIt, as Marsh,
issued on the - day Of -. bv III.
4" Quincy Adams, Of This District, lately CLAIM
ing TO hold and exercise the office Of p,'.
dent Of the United States, and a, tina, 10.
" actually exercising the duties Of n. ,,it
Office, was not valid commission in,,mo.,
I" as the said John Quincy Adams was no, =.
the time of issuing the .aid Commission =,
right President of the United States, NOT h..
" ing been duly elected Presiden, b.,.,,
agreeable TO the provisions Of the Con,a,
" lion of the United States: " hich no,iopv,
I" o,erruled by the Court, no other Reason h,,
IS ing been alleged why The said delrnj,r
" should be discharged from the said arre,r
What further proceedings will be had iu,E,
case, we have not understood.
1t will be proper TO state, that the argumtr.
urged in support Of the motion, was, tia, h.
Legislatures Of the States have no right, az.
cording to the Constitution, 10 appoint Electors.
it being commended that the People dtoa. have
that right, and Of course the, Presiden, i. not
cons,itulioualiy elected, who has no, sutscisr
number Of votes besides those Of the States whrr
thu Electors are appointed by The Legislatures
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-16
This is to Give Notice,
VVHAT the subscribers of Alexandra County

WHAT the subscribers of Alexandra County, in the
L District of Columbia, have obtained from the Or
plans Court of said Sounty, Letters Testamentary
the estate of ANDREW I. KENNEDY, late Of the Coun
ty aforesaid. decd. AL persons having claims against
said decedent are hereby warned to exhibit the
to the subscribers with the vouchers thereof; passed
by the Orphans Court, or before the 18th day of
October next or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit to said estate, and those indebted thereto
are required to make immediate payment. Given I'm.
der our hands this 18th day of April, 1899.
ELIZA KENNEDY, Exceutrix.
JOHN RICHARDS, 2r..,;o-s
THOMAS SMITH,
april 15-dSw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-16

holding out the torch Of knowledge and hap
piness TO every 5enigh,ed soul; il shows ior'h
a bene6cence which is unlimited in its range,
and goes in search Of obscure objects, on which
it NAV bestow Heavens best and choicest gifts;
il carries into every retreat the word of eternal
life; i, ransscks every hidden recess, 10 cheer
the son and daughter of affection; it acts like
the good Samaritan in pouring the oil OF glac-
ness into the wounded soul, and healing Inc
broken hearted: like Towards philanthropy, IL
pene,ra,es into the lowest cells and depths Of
misery. With what intense delight must the
pa,rio, behold the sublime moral spectacle pre-
sented in that resolution? He casts his eyes
through the long vista of time, and sees '"''
highly favored republic distinguished amohs''
The nations of The earth, renowned FOR lis poll
CIV in arts and arms, and elevated as nish
mountain in moral, intellectual, and religious
knowledge. We may sincerely rejoice that the
sea, of the Muses. is conspicuous Tor Its attach
men, to sound morality and pety, and Is en-
gagged in the godllke work OF shedding light
and happiness around. We hope that all oihef
Colleges and Seminaries of learning will follow
the noble example which has been set them
We confidently hope that every State IN Inc
Union will follow in the march ofim2roVemeht'
The spiri, of benevoleucc says unto them: 10
thou and do likewise. The Lord IN his glory
has visited the earth, and men are called upon
every where TO praise Him for his wondrous
works of love and mercy. Let all the Earth
praise the Lord, and magnify his holy name
RRAINERD.