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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-26
ryom he National hte,lireneey.
INDIAN AFFAIRS. ~

Tho alarm the Missouri frontier, CONCERNING
the Indians, IL over The unnecessary military Crc9
marched out on the occasion has returned 10 cnnn.
md The cloud Of Militia has dispersed. The Governor
hnscf has recalled his war kc ORDERS and il ac-
knowedged on all hands, that they were from tho
beginning wholly uncallcd for by tho emergency.
And 1t is somewhat curious 10 observe how OK
actly we OWNED, when the news first renobod ug.
the true character oithis affay. which was bazoned
abroad as bloody Indian Murders" and terrible
Indian Hostilities." we said that in MI probabiI
~ and indeed partly from their own showing. the
blame I1y on tho side Of tho whites Now, look AZ
nc accoHnis which we insert to-day. Look cspc-
'.a''F, az iba' which ~ taken from the st. Lnpis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-26

won.I seal their rum. IL after having accomplish
ca ms rst rate object OF her wishes, England should
choose 10 say, our agricultural interest is suffering
ana we VIII resume our restrictions upon the corn
trade orr for the purpose of getting the cheap
oil the natic' she should open her ports all the
sealed them to US, where would be our remedy! We
couiu not resume our manufactures or restore them
with the same faciity-the labor of rc-establshing
mem would be infinitely greater than the original
meePt'on OF them-thc ruined manufacturers would
neitner have the spirit the means and others
woniI be deferred by their fate, and that want OF
confidence, which the changing and falthlcss policy
vi me government would inspire. This country
would retrogradc for a century, durinr which, EnG.
ana would monopolize our market as she formerly
dd and thus reap the golden fruits of her adroitness
ana our guhbility. No scheme, in short, could be
more admirably devised TO PROSTATE the resources
aud real independence of country ut the feet of
Jealous rival, than this Free Trade project.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-26
From the New York American

FTS-I tte Custom fouseA long .xuoso, has i,eu
mase la several OF ihe papers OF certain alleged frauds at
our custom tiouse, III the importation, mainly of Nou-
len goods The detail would ltc ntere. our General
readers but the result be- what indeed all
persons conversani with tie unailns operation OF hish
dules must have anticipated. that devices ar,
OCCASIONALLY reSorted To, Ia evade the payment of these
! uuteS The original fault then, is I'm the
"sa'on mat leads INTO temptation This lovever Trough
nacCoun o does not diminish the guilt the parties seek
s 100 Often by perjury, fear, OF
tue law One Particular mode duiue this is northumberland
ui averaging the cost of articles in an invoice for I'M
stance one piece OF cloth shall Is sg per yard-anohe
us cloths AT the hrs pce and under second pay lower
a'e o duty than those costing los and ove-te Importer
hereote 10y averaging the prices makes the medium
- ana tns, without affecting altering the actual anon
OF the whole invoice, he avoids the
meEehaudze This Is obviously sulteIfge and when ,be
p anu Intent OF the oath, which nnorter takes are
CONSIDERED very per'ious suberfuge, seems to
sat DIS may oe necessary TO reach aud check this
"ce n' 'ehauung The revenue the public III doubtless
near out the proper authorities they may a,opt
ou' not to he assumed that all mportaos are made with
fraudulent intent; and II should therefore be IN, rule bu
e eNceptonoO be applied the discretion
enGe oces-hat every package of be exam.
ne such rule in practice would be onerus than the
uues themselves Great difficulty undoubtedly exis, al
IA ncs IN aScerianns the value aud in ioreg country
OF manufactured goods-Ye such is the opprsaS tn,y
ms difficulty unhappy has been aggravated of late by the
substitution OF untTied and
tI'ousn ana mature experience We quite disposed
u,a the present appraisers mean, thy, their
uuV' Inc wrong TO the aud
se VINO 10 al least equal zeal and fidelity
acquired by long experience continued in their sta,
'nSwhch are not At should of
s.' service, but general good IL vou,d b u,
% orr eyes ana ears against the general of man.
nd 10 alct to deny that, in the discharge of particular m
experience is almost the thing o
duies IS tins more applicable, according our uduent
than 10 those OF the Appraisers IT. then the accomplish
men OF other objects thus experience is knowingly put aside
e responsibility OF rejecting should
'en TO inoSc with whom laid make choice between
! ignorance and knowledge.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-30

IA THE elegant and well known
f4% farm in Portsmouth. called yaus
Ii!s. ~ cluse. formerly owned by Sam
. uKL ELAN. Alarge proportion
the purcbac money can remain on mort
gage for long period. Said Farm con
tains l40 acres. Apply 10
CHARLES D'WoLr, on the promises, or
NIcHoLAs q. Boss. Nswpor.
June ~, IS29.--.CrD.
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SHIP NEW s..
ENTERED,
Sloop Herald, Brown, New York.
E4REn

ENTERED,
Sloop Herald, Brown, New York.
CLE.4RED,
sloop Collector, Heath, Hartford,
Sloop Albany, Vars, New York.
Sch. Agnes. Sway, do.
Sloop Halcyon, Hill, do.
Sloop Herald, Brown, Providence.
.4RRiT.4LS.
SATURDAY July 25-arr. sch. Cygnct, At.
wood, from Frankfort.
SuSpAy-arr sch, Only son, Croweil, from
Yarmouth.
schrs Betsey, Delight, and Phenix, all fr
Bath
sloop Hart, Post, fr. Albany.
eloop Huntor, Gardiner, Nantucket.
Sloop Pilgrim, Godfry, fr. Connecticut.
MoNpAy-arr. sloop Canton Grape, Allon
fr. ~. York
Sch. Alexander. Haskell, Jr. Calais.
Sch. John @. Adams, Gage, fr Damariscot
TuEsDAY-arr, sloop Herald, Brown, fr N
York.
Sch superior, Barlow, from Groton. with
load Of wood, having performed trip tbs
remarkable quick passage of 4S hours, TO ans
from Groton.
WEpsEspAv--arr sloop Traveller, Baker
fr. Providence for Baltimore.
Sloop B. d. Jones, West, fr. Providence fo
N Bedford.
MEMORANDA
Cid. at N York Odd inst brig Bcnj Ruggles
Waite for Hamburg.
The ship Mary Almy, Barker, of Provi
dence. was spoken July 9TH, lat. IS. Ion !, Z
Schr William, Sonthw:ck, for St Johns
f, F Sailed from st Augustine 18th inst.
In Hampton Reads 18th, John, Cornell
Of this port.
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Stage Notice.

YNHE Newport and Boston Mail Stage
= leaves Mr.. Townsend's Coffee House
every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday. Al
5 o'clock, A. NJ. arrives in Boston at hall
past p. Nj.
Every Tuesday. Thursday, and Satnr-
day. leaves Mr.. Townsend's at z o'clock
A. NJ. and arrives in Boston at 6.-Fars
through 50.
Books kept in Boston At Sbepard's,
Droom6eld Lane, and in Newport, at Mr..
Townsend's.
Stage leaves every morning -ss above,
Sunday excepted. for New Bedford. BY way
Of Fall Rivsr-Fsre through. 50.
SEABURY g. TENANT, sqg,nts
July 80, 1879. .Nsirpsrf, r. L.
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PROPOSALS..


"ILLbe received until the 18th day
w Of Sc eptcmber next for tho delivery
in the Harbour ofCHAkLESTON, Of South
THIRTY THOUSAND TONS OF
STONES,
of hard and durable quality .--1'he Stones
TO be in irregular masses, weighing from
80 to 500 pounds end upwards each--to be
angular, the edges not being worn or round.
ed from any cause. Tho Ton TO be esti
mated at 2240 pounds bringing
Stones TO furnish the necessary met tao kle
and apparatus, for hosting them out ADD
ensuring their safe delivery on bourd OF
Lighters, furnished by the Government for
that purpose in The vicinity of the Shoal on
which the Stones arc to be placed; the
Stones TO be received on the decks Of the
Lighters and slowed away by their crews
These Lighters will be accurately guaged,
showing The actual weight of Stones they
may have on board, which will in all cases
determine the number Of Tons received.
Thc uciiyury of 6tuuru to ronImcncc ar
early as the lst day Of November next, and
at least $4,000 Tons to be delivered by the
ist day of July 1890; the remaining i5GOU
Tons to be delivered on or before the lst
day of April 1881.
Proposnle will also be received for deliv-
-ering but l500D Tons Of Stones, to be
completed by the lst day Of July 1880; or
for the whole 10000 Tons, TO be delivered
by the same period.
Sufficient security must be given for the
faithful performance ofsny contract enter.
ed into.--Payment will be made, if requir
ed, on every cargo Of Stones as coon as dc.
livercd.
The shoal is situated between three and
four miles below tho City Of Charleston, g.
about three quarters Of mile above Peli.
can Bank, ,.on which barrel buoy is plac
ed. Vessels bound for Charleston pass
within quarter or half mile oftbis Shoal
and may have good anchorage al those dis
'ances in from four to seven fathoms wa.
ter.
Sealed Proposals to be made, addressed d
to Lieut. HENRY BREWERTON, Corps
of Engineers, NEWPORT, State Of Rhode.
Island.
Newport, July 10, 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-30

NEWPORT, sc.--(7erk's office, supreme Jn-
dicial Court 29th July. 1879.
EDWARD SNOW, Of the town and coun.
- ~ Of Newport, Baker, has this day fled
in this Office, his petition for the benefit Of the
insoisent act, passed at January session, 1924.
--Notics 10 therefore hereby given to the
creditors Of said Snsw, IN be and appear be.
fore said Court, TO be boIden at said Newport,
within and for the county aforesaid, on the
fourth Monday Of august next, 70 show cause
why the prayer Of said petition should not BE-
granted. @. G. ~. Clerk.
H.Y. Cfanston, affo1ney
July 30th. for petitioner.
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sons were collected in the streets Mr.. o Con.
mel made several short speeches aud was fol-
lowed by loud and repeated cheers He as.
sured the people that they should hear from
him often through the newspapers and other
wise
One Of the Dublin Anti. Catholic papers
says that MIR, O'Connel has not the slightest
chance OF being elected. There is report
that Mr.. vesey Fitzgerald will appear as can
didate against him.
On the 29th of Nay, the great and celebra-
ted philosopher, Sir Humphrey Davy. closed
his mortal career in Geneva, in the olsi year
Of bis age.
SOMETHING IN THE WIsp. The ~ Y. Com
mercial Advertiser of Wednes sday, says--"The
new Minister TO Great Britain has sent for
Mr.. Cambreleng TO come on post haste 10
Wilmington, WHITTIER the Secretary of State
will also repair; and the subject of the Com
mercial Treaty will be handled by this distin.
guished trio. We hope the result of their de.
liberations viii be for the public good"
AccIpEsrs. A child of DR.. Fuller Of Prov.
idence, an interesting girl Of ten years ofage,
was thrown from ohaise on Wednesday last
and instantly killed.
A child, three years old, of w. Marsh of
Walpole. n. II. was drowned on Tuesday last
in watering trough.
RoyAL LEARSisa. The King Of Persia
made many inquiries of Sir Hartford Jones,
respecting America, Saying, 'What sort Of a
place is it How do you get at it Is it under
ground or howS"
II is stated that the property Of mr.. Nourse,
late Register of tho Treasury, has been at.
tached, by the U. s. during his absence in
Pennsylvania. The Government claims from
him the amount received by him as per cent.
age on certain disbursements Mr. Nourse
resisls this claim, and thereupon, will stand a
suit
From the Wcdittryanean.-In letter
published in the Journal of Commerce, il is
stated that the Delaware, Java, Fairfield,
and Porpose, were at Port Mahon, where
Courts Marshal had been held for month
Three lieuteDants Of the marine corps, one
lieutenant OF the navy, one surgeon, and
two midshipmen, had been tried; and one
only remained on duty. Com. Cranes ex.
pedition to the Grand Sultan had proved
fruitless. An officer of distinction had re
celved notice from high authority that his
services ia the squadron would be dispens.
ed with.
Many notable deaths have lately taken place
IN France, xmong whom are those of IN,
FRINGE of Hohenoe, who had attained the
rank Of French Marehal; Of Gen. Cazail
one of Napoleon's most distinguished Ulcers
OF the Bishop of Dion; and oftne daughter oi
Ia
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State Of Rhode Island, &c.

= State OF Rhode Island, &c.
NEWPORT, sc.--Cierk's office, Supreme Ju-
diciai Court 29h July, y,ls29.
DELEG l. GIBBS, Of the town and coun.
Il ty Of Newport, mariner, has this day filed
in this Office, his petition for the benefit Of the
lDsolvent act, passed at January session, 1923
Notice is therefore hereby given to the cred.
itors Of said Gibbs, to be and appear before
said Court, TO be holden at said Newport,
within and for the county aforesaid, on the
fourth Monday ofApgust nezt, TO show cause
why the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted G. G. NJ CLERK.
H.Y. CRANSTON, Attorney
July 30th. for petitioner.
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LOST,

IN Accountable Receipt or Note, given by
IA Capt yoHS BieLry,to the subscriber, fov
"a dolars--deposited in his care for cafe keep
ing in Ncw-Drloans, on or about the 18th vf
last June Whoever has found The same and
will return il TO tho Subscriber, or give mfr
nation at this Office, shall DO Handsomely 70,
warded. his
WILLIAM PHONES.
July % mark.
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State of Rhode Island &c.

NEwPoRr, &C. Clerks office, .Supreme Ju-
diciat Court 29M July, 1929.
SLOCUM. Of Portsmouth
- in the county of Newport, yooman, has
this DAY filed in this office, his petition for
the benefit of the insolvent act, passed at Jan.
uary session, 1893 Notice is therefore here
by given to the creditors Of said Slocum, TO
be and appear before said Court, TO be holden
at said Newport, within and for the county a.
foresaid, on the fourth Monday Of August
ncxt, TO show csusv why tho prayer Of said
petition should NOT be granted. g. &. M. CM
H. Y. CRANSTON, Attorney
July 3Oth. for petifiones.
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assessors Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given, That the Sub
IN scribers were appointed in legal Town.
Meeting held the ID inst. TO asscss a Tax Of
-. .633 % cents, on the Inhabittnts and
RateabIe property in this Town, 10 be collect.
ed and paid into the Town Treasury on or be.
fore The first day or Dec next We there.
fore call on all persons interested therein, TO
give into either Of us, List ofthoir Ratesblc
Estate. on or before the 18th day ofJuly next
VERBAL statements will moi be received, and
Lists handed in, must be according to law,
and attcsfed
ANTHONY v. TAYLOR,
JAMES B PHILLIPS,
JONATHAN T.. ALMY,
NATHAN B. HANMETT.
Newport, July 2; le29.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

| WI" lNOJ
nv II the Subscribers having been ap.
w pointed by the Hon Court of pro.
bate for the town Of Newport, Commission
ers to receive and examine the claims o..
gainst the csrnie of 0aieu Taylor, late Of
Newport, cabinet maker, dec. represented
insolvent,hcreby give notice ,hot ak Uonibs
from the date hereof are allowed Tho credj
tors to exhibit the same, and that we will
attend al tho house Of George G. Shs W, on
the last Saturdays in August, October, and
December next, at 2 o'clock, p, M. for that
purpose,
Gro. 9. Shaw,
IsAAc TAGoARr, Com'rG
JAMES ATKINSON. M
All persons indebted TO said estate, arc
requested to nuke Immediate payment to
MEgIrABLE TAYLoB, Admir-.
Newport. July @, 1929.
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A girl that can be recommended. TO do the
- wort in snail family Enquire at this
July 90
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Many notable deaths have lately taken place
in France, xmong whom are those of tn,
Prince of Hohenloe, who had attained the
rank Of French Marshal; OF Gen. Cazai
one OF Napoleon's most distinguished Ulcers
OF tho Bishop of Dion; and ottne daughter oi
tho Ex Minister. Count Poyronnc,.
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MAEEIED

AZ Boston, I'd inst by the Rev mr.. Malcolm
mr.; Stephen Borden, to miss Nancy Brown
both of Portsmouth.
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Commissioners Notice.

CODlIIlIsS1OnCTS NOtlCe,
TTvBE Hon. Court Of Probate of the towr
II Of Newport, have appointed the sub
scribers Commissioners 10 receive and cx
anime the claims against the estate OF
Capt. Jaws p. HART,
late ofNewport, mariner, dec. reprcsoui' !,
insolyent, and six months from this date ;,
allowed to the creditors 10 exhibit the sbu,
and We will attend FOR that purpose al ~
house Of John PItman on the last SATURDAY,
in August, October, and December next .,
2oclock p. 80. yoHN PlrmAs,)
JANIS BooSE. Com'ss.
JouS BARxEp,S
All persons indebted are requested Il
make Immediate psymontto
GEo. G. SHAW, AdmJ.
Newport, July 9, 1929.
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DIED. j.

Inthis town on Monday last, mrs France,
Tew, wfo Of capt. Henry Tew, in The 5Stt
year Of her age IAN obituary notice was re.
ceived too late for insertion u 10 week lit saa
be inserted IN onr next1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-30

RoYAL LEARSisa. Tho King Of Persia
made many inquiries of Sir Hartford Jones,
respecting America, Saying, "What sort Of a
place is II How do you get at it Is it under
ground or howi"
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AccIpESrs. A child of DR.. Fuller Of Prov
idence, an Interesting girl Of ten years ofage
was thrown from ohaise on "Wednesday las
and instantly killed.
A child, three years old, of w. Marsh o
Walpole. n II. was drowned on Tuesday las
in watering trough.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-10
UNITED STATES SENATE.

followjpe is complete list OF the mem
DC ,hs United States Senate which assem-
Der, % ". "wednesday at Washington, to act on
o'd % ;,,,ions of President Jackson Tor his
'l e. no I'VE have annexed to the name OF each
Tor the year when his term oil service eA,
o'ta'U nd 10 show the political complexion OF
pre-. . mat. the names Of those understood 20
'ae o ',;Saos Of Gen. Jackson are marked thus:'
d PS,s number, however, lin all 27D Messrs.
VI tn, - smith. of S. Carolina, Tyler, M'k'n-
s40' Wpgean. of Illinois, Troup and Reed may
KY ." :" doubful-and Messrs. berrien:
1s I'm "h and Eaton il is already announced VIII
o'1n, nio,,ed for members of the ca5ine''-
gS of the Senator's have been hrm sup,
1"'"I & N. administration Of Mr.. Adams, all
20 ham " are friends Of the American system,
o. tim" " Messrs Chambers and Johnson, who
sN,P len au,i..ariff. On the TariH question,
, ,a's Dickersou, Dudley, Sanford. MLane..
I'D Bibb, Kane, M'Lean and Benton, oil
''a I,rkson party, are also believed 10 be
NJ F 81 ,ba, measure-so that 81 least % be
~. .l,."' decided maiori,yO will be opposed TO
MS i Of the Tariff. On the score OF talent we
..,;ler the Senate much improved, since the
JIi';on Of Messrs. Sprague, Frelinghuysen,
a",n,, and Liyiugs on, as new members. oueh
's. ill do honour 10 the Senate and nation:
meh WIZ TN J. Herald
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-10
march 2
Public Sale of Land-For Cash.

DURSU ANT to decree of the county Court OF
1928. between William Russell, complainant and Ds.
MEL F Dulamy and others, defendants, Twill proceed
to sell, for cash. on the premises, to the highest bid
der, on Wednesday the STU dry q Sp1ff at O'clock
P. NJ 1922 certain tract OF land lying IN the county
of Fairfax and State Of Virgins, the residence Of
the said Daniel r. Dulsny. containing about
-Four Hundred and Fifty Heres.
This was originally first rate upland, and has MOI
been materially injured by iDjudcious cultivation L.
is about seven miles from Georgetown, and clever
miles from Alexandra. 1t is well watered. and bss
on it An abundance Of timber fer all farming purpose
its fences are good and conveniently arranged 1b.
title is believed to be perfectly unexceptionsble, ard
the land will be shown to person wishing TO ex''
mine it, bynfr Duisny. T.W. HEWITT Comm
The Inteigencer will publish this advertisement 'or
to this Office tco ID
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public Sale.

I'm Tuesday the cath day of this month, the sub.
~ scrber will offer for sale at public auction on
the premises that valuable twostory dwelling house
and warehouse adjacent, with the LOT Of ground OF
which they stand on the north side Of King street
and east side ofAlfred street; in front the former
sixty feet the latter 100 feet 10 fifteen feet alley
The above sale will be made under the authority
of deed oftrust, to sec debt due to tie Bank
of Potomac Sale 1T half past three, P. N. Terms
cash. GEO. WHITE. By Ordey Of
n. l. TAYLOR, T,Ustse.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-10

tLoua.-The last week was one Of but little
'1ctemenl in the Flour market. The prevail
,'s price OF the week was 81 l2t, though sorr'
Dads we're sold on Monday as low as 81 o.
on Friday and Saturday, the principal part We.
'aNen at fraction over 81 l2t. The price
1o'ed on Saturday evening 81 81 Is to 81 20.
nfsr proportion Of the Flour continues 10
81 .n'' store TOR higher prices.
Yesterday the wagon otice was from 81 lS
~ 2o-No sales wer" effected from store,
y" Came TO our knowlcdge-Small parcels
s '''t offered at 81 IS; large purchases could
by % made without advancing the price
"V'l5Fs generally firm and looking forward to
r';s favourable adyices from England by next
Sla'u.s inspected DUNG the week ending
80 SaN'd-, 7,h INST.
AIns rect $3.50
Wharf ~
Ss47 barrels Wheat Flour
l., 90 half bbls do.
--ss do Rye Flour
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-10

CsWe are requested 10 state, tina, GEORGE
CHICHESTER is a candidate 10 represent the
Cou,, O. Fairfax in the mex: General Assem-
oily Of Virginia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-10
CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS.

Ordered, Ths, Jacob Morgan, William. Gre
CORY aud Silas Reed be appointed Commission,
ers 70, holding an Election a, the Old Council
Chamber on Wednesday the 9th inst. for a
member 10 serve in the place Of Robert jamie
son, resigned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-10

made an eloquent reply, which was re-
ne" with enthusiasm. The whole Of tne
: I've. .Jinps were marked by ,he s,r'etest pro
o'os ,rI the company separated at an carry
orie'y, a"1 MAI Journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-03-10
+. CORSE'S

Lo1erynnd Exchange oUcc, ktns-H .1krdndrtd.
80 9 SO IL 10
are the drawn numbers in the Delaware and South
Carolina Lottery extra class No. 4.
TTicket No 6: 81. So, entitled to the snug little
prize Of 800! was sold at CoasE's Office, and the
Cash paid As soon as presented. march 10
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SMl,2 NEWS.
ARRIVED, March 8,

ARRIVED, March 8.
2ank n i. rekenng, whisehHrs., ocracrock, flooring
slss, 'Shh Lard, Wilson, st. Thomas, hides to NJ
A.. son. and ballast to the owners
V.,,s, D Mezck, Cochrane, Turks Island salt to S.
h.irb, ~ M fredericksburg, Jenkins. Baltimore;
D, scb, - s'e Distinct. Passed in the River bound
Sea schon. ~, rom ST. Eustata, Boston brig, and
%-.s " . and number of wood crafts.
s,,,.a s-Schr. Martha, Hammond. New Orleans
. Ana moIasses to s. Messersmith.
Sch. w,. SAILED, MARCH 9,
"mNe Oak, Hammond, New-York,
es'ner& Sally, Bancroft, Philadelpia.
:es7th ms, -A 'Ahea rom New-fork TOR thf