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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-26
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD

SEvENTf-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
AWlLL be given for my man Ben, who rama
80 way fth INST: II taken out Of this State, and
$50 if taken in and delivered to me in R;chmord
lie Is is bright mulatto, and has been taken for a
white man. He is 8 feet or 10 inches high, stunt
made, about 50 years Of age has white spot 'on
me 'front.' oil his head--has lost piece off his left
e1V-has very large feet He carried with him
blue cloth coat and pantaloons. casnett froc Coz,
corded pantaloons, and fur hat He is a rough car.
penter and millwrght has good idea of agricul-
lute; can read and write.-I have no doubt he pro-
cured free papers, and will endeavor TO make his
escape 10 Northern State, as he Runaway from
2odh2rd county several years ago. with three of his
daughters and was taken in New York, Sept. 1925,
JOHN HILL
june ~. lift
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June
I(yI

n X. VIM. S. Scott informs his friends and the
AZ public generally, that he has recently re-
moved to this City. He tenders his professional
services TO the inhabitants of Richmond and its Vi
entity. His Office is situated on the Main street a
snort distance above the Banks, and Immediately
under Mr.: Bakers Boarding House.
June 10. \, ,.S
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NOTICE.

PURSUANT TO an order Of the County Court
! OF Chesterfield. viii be sold to the highest bid
der, Tor cash, 81 Chesterfield Court House, or
the lst day Of July court next, one negro mar
named Sam, about 23 or % years Of age, who
says he belongs 10 4 trader by the name d
Clay The said negro has been in The Jail of ili.
County for twelve iaontiis az a runaway
J. y. GOODE, Tailor.
Chesterfield, June IL. l0--T5w-
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LAND FOR SALE

LAND FOR SALE.
W. Tract of Land 5 or miles south of Char
1tA- lotte Courthouse, containing 666 acres 100
OF which is flat land on Twittys Creek, and from
zoo 10 300 acres in well-dmbered woods, all OF
l. hieh will bring Tobacco The plantation under
good ;ences, lies well and is capable OF great inn
provement The soil is particularly adapted TO
wheat and clover, as well corn, oats and tobac-
co. The Houses are large and with small expense
might be rendered comfortable and convenient for
entertainment. The situation .laS n long re-
marked as one OF The most command ~ public
house in the Country. / would easona-
Die price, and on accommodating payments and
give possession OF the ground, as i get of my
crop, lorseeding wheat-and soon as can gath
er in my crop for market, give full possession.
Should l not sell before, / shall, on the 9Th
day OF October next offer ii TO the highest bidder
on the premises. The terms viii then be made
known and will be accommodating. Any person
wishing 10 purchase land in Charlotte County.
VIII please call on me, and look at the land la
my absence my Overseer will show it.
JOHN FENNELL.
dHle ~ l2-wtistOct
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.Ae.c Spr.as aud S,oaaief
ART @MMhSo

NJ fLE COCHRAN have received ret ,ebrs Fairfield
York aud ~ireesvs per vmsas ios Pbi.de,phs, th.ir
s s.'otlgey q sPros snd summer DRY GOODS; ean.l;.
. aud g.! Sioshsm', striped and plaid
,, aud Ga DO black aud whis
Plain, striped and pisid batisie
ss,psa And Plaid cote ris,, and Freoeh siashsins
asserted color, Gro dc Bsrha aad Gro ie Ian
Black Italian usifirs
Do senshaws aud sa,s.si,
DO satin isvautipss
10 white and eoloured s,iin,
Do lsiianettes
Do aud assorted color. raIna,ias
DO figured silks
Fsnsy ak and sasIe handkerchief.
Do yauze wells aud SCARF
PLAIN .nd6sued book Swiss, asene, and Gull u s,liu,
Csrdsd aud striped muslias
a., aud Ga cauhries aud esmhr,c nu,lin,
Sri,, jaeonet and thread cambria etavsl,
cIs and Cd SSshins.; i.ss plain aud fGured
Do ysii black aud While
Cspsric and furniture diniy
Muslin robes, 6wi,s aud jacsast
CTspe do, bisek sud eoi0fti
Canton, Maxim and Mandarin Grape,
Deli, bonnet, cap, iu,,rips and ..,ia ribbon,
m'elt' ve;sins, white aud colsred p!,n ami figured
Silk do, French aud English, do do
Sauesn, white and striped
pa Sosssai... 'ss ,as s and Psun''
British and India usnkesn,
Giosh, and ea'',neres, EeneSal s,softHsnt
Do and Flemish shettinss
9, 3 sud 1914 table diaper
land f2-4 DO damssk
p.mnk do cloths, Russia iiaptr
linen checks -
5 and Id cotton apron aud furniture DO
and IL donirftic ginshams
Iwiiied cotton, brown and bleache5
general assortment Of brown end bsashea domestic,
Cotton and linen bedticsne
Germsn and British oyuaburys
Russia .heetny, and hurars
Aud nsny other sttirles sill OF which tbev are J;.
posed Gas usua 10 seli wholesale and retail NJ reduced
prices. June5. svs, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-26

LONALL COMPANY.
NOIlCE is hereby given to all concerned, tina,
LIZ Thomas w. Gilmer of Albcmaric, has been
appointed General Agent OF the Successors OF the
Loyal Company--and that no other person is au-
thonsed To transact any business of the Com
pany i'll the character of Agent
By order Of the Standing Committee
Of the Successors Of the LoyalS
Conipany
n u. Mr.. Gilmer's address is TO Charlottesville
June ~. l2--M6M
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FlFTY DOLLARS REWARD

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
- ANYWAY from the subscriber, living in Rngs Wism
~ Cuunty Va about the 81 day of Nav last nsro
man who Is called BILLY MITCHELL, bui h,ye under.
Stood he has change his name He blacksmith hut not
good sbput high Is Ct Iixht ronn, 90
VAN. very nnhs and when SPOKEN h,' pleasing
stooPs Little in hi, shouiefl scar ON ON.
OF his hands one of his foreteth has bee tnncted
small "h.kt.; aud '.mmers little when spoken TO- lie
had on when he eop asnrn oou:d black
and blue panaleou. will give twenty dollars reward IL he
brought home 70 me, King William Courthouse or II
secured IN any jail ~ thstae that him ageir and #
ne tskencut Of the State and in Jail 80 that
sei him, will give the above reward VI fifty Joil,r,
HENRY SLAUGHTER
June
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-26

NOIlCE.
lOMMITrED 10 Csmph.li jail on the coih January i,,,
~ aNEohO BOY, aged about fourteen years, four feei
seven inches hgb abort made, full face abort bread
rean.sbou blue T. esih p.naIoon. say. name !,
sSa ths he was taken from Edmund To,,sr OF the
oouay o. Nstowsy, Va by the Sheriff Of ssi County
sid, AMI hH arsder purchased him sad from waoo he
tahewy and he dues n'i know ais owners The
owner oil . requested TO comply with the law,
take the ssid ncsfo swsy.
GERMAN JORDAN, J ailor
for Campbell County, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-26

MILLER WANTED
lNAsFED immediately, At the GsIleso di Miller who
w we'll qualified None eed spply bn, such ,,r,n mo-,
duee the most satisfactory recommendation.
June ~. l2-it =. ]. CfiEVALLIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-26

XFS{ " nnHed, - runaway, 10 the Jail CT I,uek;rv
~ nan Soun'y on ibt 1Sb day Of March, 1890 us,o
nan VINO esIs hipisif John Haion. lie says he ffes
s a ne was born and rai.edn the upper Of Kos srd
queen county snd bound sfrTsn,es Jno Bsioet
Vsul o. King and Queen county from whose seT,iee he
deserted about John likely well pronostia
man fest inches high, of dark yellow IN,
by any m.rt except that biz upper fouf..th are
MUTUALLY vide apart The said bsgfo be, Seen snssstd !;
nsss's'ns Jsmes River from Richmond 70 LJneEbar for
shou' years past Toe Of laid negro IL eous,3sd ~
come toward prove prepsrty psy eh1fges snd te Kim
or he Will bt dealt With according foisg. ~
JOHN MeREYN0LDs, JaiIor.
buckingham Il. 1sy 90. s. vls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-26
FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD- :

HtSSAPED fom the .aheIber, living in King William
- Oonhty,S9ms time IN Msy, small compact light bAy
morse supposed to be ,eren ye,rs old having
srsin Pn and eyendsal with dark slresk ex.nJin,
"uu us back he Psses remarkably WE'LL and ba. peculiar
WAY 81 sanins wnsn rode and will not while the
ssude ne ws' brought dova to Rehm from Augusta
County, by mr. CHARLES H. Rowland, TO whom he belops
and probably mailing hi, hack For the
WILDE Paid tie above reward.
GEORGE b. MILL.
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Runaway

RUNAWAY
The ,ub.ehsr on the II u!t- Alien W. Durham
% indenteh sppTeht,ce 10 the tainng business b.ut 20
yeats of five feet high, dark eyes, dark hair
comp .iion h, down look when spoken TO- reward Of
I'VE dests WI" be gwen 10 who will deliver him
10 ne ~ this place him j, that can
hini again forbid all persons fTom harhouinr employ
ing OF trusting him on my count.
J.. +. EfUNRoE.
Ca lrs, Maybe. tos,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-26
BENJAMIN III. AiAGnUDER-

- ATTORNEY AT Law.
YEFAvISG located himself al Uncp Mills, Fluy.nr, o.,
hI main Stage road ,eadns from Charlottesville Rich
having associate in the Lawn, par,
with John T,nb.si., IT. Eiq Of place will attend the
aper'o sni l.feror Courts Of Abemsrie Luui.a aud Flu.
ANY communications addressed fhm eanuiatly or 10
hiai.li tepaTHety Will be promptly attended "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-26
JOHN HUNTER, c. L. C.
e-HAxs
June s.
LANDS FOR SALE

4 Al III
Sf<iiE subscriber for sale b,. .,s,- ..i.s IT,.
- OPT, g. " ing Oh Jsmes kiytr James CITY eoupv.
shout t~o mile, from jane, Town and forty from az
nouh OF she River contain, ne,r,y tbse VIC
81 avd, al least two thousand bun,e ed Of ,,f,rb
Serca heavily h iia'sr add wood saua Ia sry IN th.s
n OF we Statt commencing at The Bsuk the R,y.r ana
ns 10 wh' more than and half mile, the shore
ING uhoer Is OF ysat variety, superior quality, and ysty
large proportion admirably adapted Tor p bui;nx yt
Whole estate remarkably level rds tie n. ,d,
VA - isrye stream, with dsu already ,on.,nr.t ..
fney The navigation 10 the isnJns equal 10 snv in th,
on !, Is stm already opened Of excellent land Of about
hee hundred acres ona which might be small
Pfn.', 10 doubt. that quantity isfxe proos,tinn G h;
wcu,d be 70 fEi,s in the State; between Two and ,b,.s
hundred 10 the finest meadow land Tbs imp,nx.,osn -
sst OF large aud eessLt brick dwelling Kitchen ard oes
suaehtd IN complete sud n,i,eJ 49,
0u'-hous barns, stabss &c. 6pe oteh,fd, s.rden ana
grounds handsomely planted End improved, two meadow
seeoed last i snd we'll set in timothy, all under rooa
1oaue' several thousand dollars have teep cIp,naeJ n,
Wese OBJECTS within The last thee ytor. fin, ,prir,
"'hiu lew yad 81 the door, the este m I'D,
IN which there has not been case of ,eious ;nd.a;V
mas WEI. e'ahnhed the hesshiups 81 the .usiic ysnlj
disposed OIL desired with the peu isss ercp, .tork Of
various descriptions, team, fsImiuE usii. Lc.soJ aud
sehn 'nrBnure several huDdie cords Of ea wood r,,f
eayos', TOOLS lishters, and superior shoossr ~ .bo
sty top;, Iesdy Ig anpeh 20 few weeks The subscriber
ps'aud hs found ready sale for sli he could pren,r e.
mirtet Wood has sold from IDOL 25eis. 10 iJo so,,
per cord on tie bsek Of IN river The propetor eonttn,
fisrS rfmoTal this property will be sold ersmsivi L..
foe os.b very accommodating ere for esr,in ssen
Wi ne divided 10 suit PURCHASERS Ao eve
nus. quay bottom land, lying on the Great Ksnsvbs about
.snynye mi'es from ne mouth Of that river. Also
mo,y os thousand Of good snd lying Fsfsx eoup
~ Va. within three miles Of Alexandria. '
Terms sad further particulars, will be msds kuoy~n nm ~
phesSn TO Thomson f. Mason, Esq. Of Al.Ispdris D. g.
al Green Spring, near Williamsburg, Virginia. - ~
May 20. 6-w2m G. MASON
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'HE .ub,erihsr beg leave Inform bi, is pd md n =
rhhie, tbs, he has removed 10 tbs city, aud will pr,ee
nw ~ all the Courts which holden here and 10 a,
Of Hsnove'. Those who enu,t him with The msn,,sms,y
Of their bu,ins's, nayrsy upon ID sretea attention.
JuDezF 1-lm u. BRIGGS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20

to be of limited extent Some Of the lots re-.
ceived during the week have been stored, and
the principal portion Of that on sale has been
taken for xport, yesterday aud to-day at So 50
per barrel, on terms equal to cash. Some small
parcels were sold at fraction under this price,
according 10 the condition Of the article.
We know Of no transactions in Rye Flour or
Corn Meal, and our quotations must be consi>
erred as nominal. We quote-cash prices -
superine Howard.st. from stores. Dbl. s675a613
''City Mills. standard quality, 625a
Susquehanna, $50
Rye, list and I'd, 325a
Corn Meal, kiln dried per bbl so 1924
DO in hhds. IL ola IL IS
GRAIN In the early part Of the week, sale
Of cargo of good Virginia red Wheat was
made a, 81 40 per bushel. Within the last
two or three days, several parcels have reached
the market from the Susquehanoa, and sales of
some lots OF this sor, have been made al 81 40
and 81 IS per bushel. The millers, however,
have shewn bu, little inclination to purchase,
in the present delining state oil The Flour mar
ket; and today the highest offer made, OF which
we heard, was 81 81 per bushel. The hold
ers generally have declined selling at these re-
duerd rates. and the principal portion OF the
receipts has been stored for better Erces. A
small parcel of Virginia red, Of good qssli.y,
was cold today at ] 80 per bushel.
OfCorn the supplies have not been large
4 sale Of prime white was made on Thursday
a, - GEMS. Sales Of Virginia at So cents.
There mas been some demand for Maryland
white for export 10 Ireland, at abou, 40 ce"ts,
and yellow is also in request a, about the same
rate. A sale Of lot OF good yellow was made
today at Al cents. We quote today the range
Of the market, from Virginia mixed 10 Mary
land white and y,lluw, al SO a ~ cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20


The following is very good New fs"'P'
| III, New Hampshire man. BY the
-" ,h,, The two men.
brr not I" !" ''
l,lac Hin and Amos henda''' VINO "''e "'''
"a ,oucb noise, in small way, about Reform,
L.. o..r,, ,wo of;cr, which Mr.. Ha-
owsrd.d in his
n''"' u ''"'" N''''
2,'r rchmsut Repnr', should oe ao"'i>"'" a.
NOES, What an opportunity is here for those
n,,,;,,;sm. and
v '''' ''''''' r
,9'''i.o'e personally 70 Tue cause VI 'e''' III
md hp ,aying OF the Peoples money! Lei
s.n ,,l;c,,e their offres, which their own
,., n..l,vs anil eo home,
NrH '-' P'''''"
I'D 'arn their bread as o''er me" 'o'
FrOmihs Esv Hampshire Ssd'esHaa''.
40, ,m,ss Kendall" PhGous what name,
"ro6ii the speaking trump Of iu'uie 'ame D.
Ih'k our stars, we never sent paper W
ne o'h't oi the Fourth Auo''o' u VI.
mrS--ot course we are NOT razeeu ho'" SC
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20
Ng,sNANDRlAs
MORNING, APRIL 20. 1879.
,.,eids.

~. ,llsa,ion has been again called TO a SUD- SUD-
U" =, has created much ob'erra'ion ana
q , ..s,r,ly oo,iesd, by the following para
= !, the Democratic Press
sPn rorsru AuprroR.-1he Z. S Iele'
She -, a charge has been stated IN the
;nPn ''t c,,,re, "ths, the Fourth Auditor,
'''n ih,.,,rJlng the reforms, as to the abuse OF
''Ii'G 81, nrivilrgs, which he has effected
if'a = rs himself ranked letter tor ano-
sh'fol We" continues the Telegraph,
s'P ' 'Ihariz,d % pronounce the charge to be
,I.' ,b,rpe made by the Gazette is un'
'p n. ,rps, Whoever pronouncts II Other
s''Y, .i,hrr icnoran, Of the fact or wilfui'y
* ~. nee Truth We do no, know the
' 5.'s, ,rrrred to by the Gazette, but we
W. 'S.,;,.d 10 saw that the Fourth Auditor
~" y,DJar, prD, 'for another person., frank
"" ~, 70 A person in his city. IL the fourlh
*, will drny this fact, We stand pledged 10
:. h, s,arrmcu, we have made
ni, i as We expected. But it must be re-
.g,,,,d that i, uas mol The Fourth Auditor
:. was charged, as above stated, IN this 'a'
-, correspondent, who had every oppor'
=, # k,ouing, simply stated that one Ct the
- Auditor, had ranked letter, enclosing
-, from another prrson. /, now appears
',,,O or rather both, Of the " reform" 9th
-. -, yuihy Of the very thing which they
-, ,,du q crime on their PREDECESSORS
=, ,-r,lsmen. beware! Sharp eyes are up
=, ,ou and il beseems you to act NJ 10 your
r,isp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20
BALTIMORE, April II

BALTIMoRE, April II.
To-day sale &C 900 barrels Howard. street
was made from store al So IS interest added.
Of City Mills Flour there has been sale
this week at Sc so per barrel, on mon'hsc'e>
dit, withou, in,eres'; sale Of 600 barrels, at
Sc so, 90 days, without interest; and smaller
parcel a, Sc IS par barrel, cash. AS parcels
can be OBJ ainrd to-day, at Sc IS, Tor cash, we
quote this description accordingly.
A contract for the delivery Of 500 barrels
City Mills, extra quality and fresh ground, Was
made ,o>day 4, IS so per barrel, interest added.
The receipts Of Susquehanna Flour continue
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS Il Continued. !,
lection disiri,

VIRGINIA ELECTIONS Il Coniinued)
STAFFORD.
Congress-Taliafsrro, l4l; Newton, rs.
State Senate Nesle, lls; Chinn, 90.
House Of Lelesaies--Cook and Moneure
elected.
NORTHUMBERLAND.
Congress Taliaferro, las Newton, 1873.
Stats Senate-Chinn, 2l6; Nrale, 6s.
CAROLINE.
Congress John Roaue. No opposition.
House Of Dehgates-Butkner and Samuel
elected.
JAMES CRY.
Congress -Bass-ti. 50 Coke, lie
House Of Observation-Disclosures and Cole
elecied.
WARWICK.
Congress asseit, 81; Coke, 50.
House Of Delsgans-Curlis and Harwood
elected.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20
This is to Give Notice.

TNHAT the subscribers Of Alexandra County, in the
L District Of Columbia, have obtained from the Or.
phans' Court of said County, Letters Testamentay
the estate Of Axpnrw r. KENNEDY, late Of the Coun-
~ aforesaid. decd. Anpesons having claims against
said decedent are hereby warned TO exhibit the same
to the subscribers with the vouchers thereof; passed
by the Orphans Court or before the l5:h day Of
October next, or they may by law be excluded from
al benefit 70 said estate and those indebted thereto
are required to make immediate payment. Given un-
der our hands this 18th day of April, 1929.
ELIZA KENNEDY. Execu,rix.
JOHN RICHARDS, r,..,,o,.
THOMAS SMITH, DAe'u'of''
spril 1S-d3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20

A letter from Liverpool Of March 4ih, says
1.-The Chancellor Of the Exeheqoer has for
the present abandoned his intention OF ievy'ng
discriminating duty Of Sd perpound on stem
med tobacco. as this information was receiv-
cd only to-day, we cannot yet ascertain the Ell
fec, il may have on the market.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20
TO the Public. and more particular
ly Shoemakers.

PERSON calling himself GEORGE PIERCE,
n came to my shop at Occoquan, IN FEBRUARY aa
!, suffering condton-his feet were frost bitten.
gave him work, and he continued to work with me I'LL
the 18th of April. l was absent from the snop 'or
short time, end on returning, found two young men
with him. and from circumstances, believed 'ney mao
h..r ENGAGED in play, with which charged them,
and they acknowledged the fact. I then told them
was disspreeable to me- and wished stop put to It,
then went to my bed, which was in the same room
Thev again commenced their play, saying II was only
for nasstime, and on my demonstrating against such
Conduct one of them left the room and fell asleep;
a, what time the other left the house do not Know
nor do I know when Pierce came to bed. IN 'ne
morning told him had great deal OF WORK ON ns"o'
rb;cb wished to have finished rs soon Is posnbie;-
he seemed willing to work, and cut out ms WORK.
- t.;d short time and then went out ~ thought,
~ .ne private business but did not return, and about
Noon enouired Of some Of my neighborsh mey nsu
.een him. and they replied nthe negative. Though.
.tr.nee Of his going of in such way, - he wa: 20,
n nv debt, Hooked in my pocketbook and missed
,wsntv dollar note and one dollar note, and In the
noru;ng went to the bridge and found he had passed
~. T have ascertained from one of the young men
e., h. had no money when they were playing caras
We ,hs NIGHT rst mentioned On Tuesday morning nc
sh.rred q one dollar note at Nr. Michael CIearys
..ors heard Of him four miles on the road nom DC
sanu.n IN Alexandra. am informed that MS ngm
,orrs !, George Ludlow, by which he passed wnen
,~nrk;ng in Alexandria have thought 1t my duty 70
nnr;,e r. public of this TRANSACTION % tnst tney
~ he on their guard and not be taken In the same
tran believe myself to have been eaugh. ID;
Jap THOMAS REEVES.
oeeoou,n, April izsh 1857
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20

The Editors of The Philadelphia Gazette are
in possession Of Vera Cruz papers to the gath
March.
Gen Loblto died at Guadaiajara on the 7'h
Of March. His death is much lamen,ed by the
Mrxicans.
Gen. Santa Anna was received at Vera Cruz
with demonstrations of JOY. splendid ban
que, and ball were given in honor Of him.
In these papers (says the Gaze',e) we can
no, find The order for the expulsion of the old
Spsni,rds, in the form in which il was passed
by the two Chambers; but we Judge from the
comments when i, was under discu ssion, that
the order was ye,y severe in its character. An
effort, made by Senator, to exempt natives o.
the Canary Islands from the operation OF the
order, excited, according to the Journalists,
much Indignation in the people. Every thing
is done by one class Of writer's to infiame the
natives agsinst the natives OF old Spain. They
go even so far back as the discovery Of the con'
,iuent, and advert to the oruelties perpelrated
BY Cor,es in the conques, of Mexico.
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Lafayette Ice House.

i are respectfully informed that will deliver the
ICE. commencing on the first Monday in May, from
the Cellar, N. W. corner Of Prince and Farfax.s,eets
where lately kept store, end at present occupied by
nj. steele watch maker. The tickets will be deli
vered in few days.
Persons who wish to subscribe, will please leave
tne,r names with Mr. Steele, or at my dwelling house
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-20
FROM COLOMBIA.
elected.

The packet brig Medina, which arrived at
New York, sailed from Car,hag-na on the csth
ult. Mr.. Everett, a passenger, informs that the
country wss perfectly tranquil, aud i; was con.
iden,y believed Ina, business would improve.
The Man from Bogo,a arrived on the oath,
with dates to the 9Th March. General Bolivar
arrived at Trapicbe on the Slst Feb. on his
way to Quito, with a division OF the army Tor
operations in ,ba, quarter. The Vanguard I'M.
der the command OF Gen. Cordosa, arrived the
day previous, and the reserve, under the COM
mand Of Col Masquera, was within three days
march OF the same place. II was believed the
army would proceed to Quito.
The Bogo,a Gazette Of the 9Th March states,
that Col Obando had gone to Ventaquemado
pardon from Bolivar to Paste. They were ex-
prc,ed 10 mse: on 2lst Feb. There was re-
port Obsndo had from three to four thousand
men at Paste, and would oppose Bolivar on
his way 10 Quito. Gen San,ander was still a
close prisoner in the castle OF Boco Chico. Sen.
,ence of Punishment had been pronounced and
carried into effect some whodiffered from
the presen, government, and who had possessed
considerable influence in the country. Bolivar
had issued decree for convention TO be helc
a, Bogo,a on the end Of Jan. 1880. The gov.
ernmrn, was fitting out the frigate Cundinam-
area, a, Car,hageua, 10 follow the Columbia to
.he Pacific. She had on board 300 men, and
was dsily receiving others from the interior,
none Of whom were sailors. The day previous
to the Medina's sailing Com Jolly, who Was
10 take the command, arrived from Puerto Ca.
vello with 100 men to Join The friga'e.