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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-10
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14

A. a numeI GUS meeting Of he voters of Nor
| ar borough, al which MILES KING was ap-
,ia,ed Chairman. and Louis C. FouRNIaUEr,
Secretary, a number Of re solutions, relative TO
| a, resignation of General TAYLOR, were en-
tered into. The meeting expressed their con-
enc, in The independence Of Gen Taylor,
nd declared hat his late conduct had elevated
hm in heir estimation; although they con-
,.adsd the Instructions he received were not
|sadnc, as they we're no, ascerrained TO be the
en imrnts Of majority Of the Dis,ricr Re-
hng therefore, up n his talents, integrity, and
experience, the m, eling further resolved as
blows
R.sOirsd, Therefore that il is the wish OF this
MEETING that Gen RoBERr q. TAYLOR should
nmedlllely resume his sea, in Convention -
Iha to his end our worthy fellow CITIZEN,
Arcu BLAIR GRG>BY, Esq. be, and he is here
n requcs,ed, 20 Sacate hi, seat and that the
I'm lnlne Delegates from this Dis'ric, be and
.h,y are hereby requested thereupon TO re-
Zee Gen. RoBERT B TAYLOR.
&,o'ued. That our FLOW citizens Of the
copues # Princess .anns Norfolk and Nanss,
sand be aud they are hereby rsspec fully So
hgI,sd 10 co operate with US forthwith IN pro
nOIinS The object of this meeting.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14
This Is IT, give notice.

VlHAT the subscriber has obtained from the Or
i phans' Court Of Washington County, in the Dis
,rct of Columbia letters Of administration the Per
sona estate of WILLIAM l.. KENsEDr late Of w asing-
ton County deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
at or before the 81 day Of November next; they may
otherwise by law he excluded from all benefit Of the
said estate.
Given under my hand this Sd day OF November in
the year 1929 FIR. x. KENNEDY, Admr
6P As / am very anxious to settle the
affairs of my deceased brothers estate sp eddy AS
practicable, request all to whom II is indebted to pre-
sent their Claims duly authenticated; and hope such
indebted to IL will pay the sum due when called
on, or give their notes fur IL. r.. X.
nov 10-eolw&w2w Admir-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14

The COAST OF AFRICA A lee, has been
received by the Editions OF he Philadelphi,
Chronicle, from the coas' OF Africa. da ed Sep
TENDER Is, 1929, which announces he death OF
Abdul Rahaman the "African Prince" The
following j, an extract from the letter:
"LIBERIA, I understand, is ,olrrable heal nv
al present. l, was so when was there in May
last However ou' Of the number emigratlng
in the ship Harriet. from Norfolk, thirty have
died, among whom was Prince AbdUhi Raha
man. Articles, generally, uf immediate use
are very scarce at present" H. also says
:" The yellow fever has ragged with he creates
violence at Sierre Leone, destroying SO man,
Of its population as to render j. matter Of
doub, whe her j. NAV not be abandoned in toto
by he British Government. Their mixed oourt
Of commission has been removed 20 Fernando
Pc, on account Of its greater degree OF heath,
alrhn' their adiudrcated prizes are SIN % h
former place for fosl dispo ,ition. The slave
trad. is Carried on still with activity, and whrn
passing The Gulenas saw six or eigh' SLAYER /.
aiting cargo Even from he river, whr nee
I at present write, there are some FOR similar
purpose. The greater part Of these are Ba,i-
morr-built vessels under Spanish, oolnrs an"
50 extremely sharp as seldom o admit Of NOR
than three feet between their ni-.""" az" " ~ ~
n, this sub;rc. ..Sse appears t. me 10 he
20, degree Of ignorance in tn, Uni'ed Stat, {;
for the belief with many is, that 'ota' snn'
preston exists here, when, he truth Is, II is
carried on as violently as ever The ncine
of a cargo in the Spanish Yves, Indies requires
but douceur Of four or Ave s'a,es TO an "ffi
cial; and the letters Of $50 10 900 human be-
ings are knocked of. the vessel washed and
sweetened, The owners receive ~ 500 dollar,
ca, h, and, in the course Of five months, she
arrives in Africa for another cargo. On his
subject, h. hearts 81 thousands are feelingiy
alive and l can but add my wish for The az
rival Of shat day when every man IN chri>ten
dom shall conceive it 10 be wrong ard unjnst "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14
Faox co1oxsIA.--Bv the ,rr;v,tos ,se hr,s

FROM COLOMBIA Bv the arrival Of the brig
Medina, sullivan It new York ON Ca.i hagena
adVices are received from that place to The Is u
1i'. inclusive, and from B ,go,a 10 The a7tn.
tits stated that he in,urgent general Cordo.
Va meets with much Encouragement He en-
deavored ,osferce levy Of troops, .ns ludiog all
men between Is aud 50 years # az. in order
to march with thousand men against C,uca;
but ob,rlned only 200. The city Of Antigua
refused him admi,tapce, but the province ap>
pears 10 ne over run by him.
sill later account inf rms us tina, Gen. O.
Leary had advanced TO Mare, which restored
The communication with he Msgdelane, and
that he was moving on into the interior Of he
province. I, is Sid that he had 1000 men
under his command. Gen. Urdaneus, he
minister of war had established his heac quar-
,ers a, Honda, about seventeen leagues from
Boeo,a, with all his dsposable force. Some
apprehensi0ns were entertained in tha' opial
1t was expected that G. n. Ohanda command
er Of the province Of Pasto. would Join Cor.
uo'a ue p'oSidiWVd >"iu'-
va, is that Of Quota, The first constitution Of
Colombia.
A decree had been issued by the Colombian
Government, few days before thu sailing Of
the Medina, allowing vessels ofwar and mer-
chant ships 20 take $1,000 each out Of the coun
try free of duty; briggs $500 de-; anc eacn pas
senger SiCo to $500, according to their rank
The young Duke Of Montehello sailed from
Car,hsgena in the Bril- sh Packe,, for France
via Jamaica snd England
Mr.. Moore our Minister 10 Colombia, arri>
we'd with his suite at Bogo,a, on the 2s.h Sept
General Harrison was exp cted a Carthage
IA he las Of October, where, il was said, hr
would wai' the r. turn Of the >loop of war Nat
chez, from Rio Janiero, to embark for the u
nired S;aes
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14
:. ,;x.AuDssi-A, %. Vs
~ soaNlNG. NOVEMBER Is. 1893.

f.om the Richmond Wing that on
v" :, The Convention Mr.. Giles resumed
'''-.a ION, and dilared a, large on the State
' F.J.ral Governments, the Harrisb0rsh
.;0, the Tariff, SC. after which he ex-
y, more nearly, the particular question
nv ,s,,, deprecated division Of the State,
',,r,e,ly Of the Union, invited eoneil'a'ion,
and compromise, and inculca,eo as
- attain good from the Convention, tina,
go, done should be done by large MAJORS
n, G professed himself willing TO coa-
| ;, IN, made no specific propositions 20 that
IT,, Mr.. G. concluded little alter one o.
', chen on motion of Mr.. Johnson, The
j, Committee rose
n, ysuable observing that il was nov GER
~h,, The Convention would sit until after
s,;on Of the General Assembly, and OBJ
:, ;,r also shat the size Of the House Of Del.
,,,, did no, permit the accommodation OF
,,,,or,, who ough, TO he accommodated,
.d rhata committee be appointed TO OBJ
=, mole eligible room, but the motion was
,,,,,iyed When on morton Of Mr.. Nor
an 4e Convention adjourned.
We hardly know what course Will be pursu-
/ in consequence OF The protracted sitting Of
;, Convention, there are many members Of
a .prsss, mem Iers Of the Legislature, Judges.
r. wac have o,hrr duties TO attend TO. l, is
., hoped ,ca' some convenient, arrangement
Il be catered irSo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14
From she Richmond Whie, Mov. 10.

y IHE TRAVELLING CABINET. MIR. Van
S Sa'sn is now in tnis city, having been brough:
a"asr BY an enlightened curiosity, to witness the
rOeeedings OF The Convention. Mr. CLAY
expected here in few DAYS on an eeci,on-
epNs tour. A dinner is spoken OF to Mr.. Van
wren at which he is TO be eomplimented by
0ast, lest the poli,eness for which he IS
rned' Induce him to make speech 10 return,
"@ ne be dubbed stable ora'or." Mr.. Rich
,,s amer severe struggle between inclination
NY e0a':'teney, has declined attending the din
,s TOR lear some old paragraphs strongly de-
,'s sne'ns the practice Of giving dinners to
'sans, him.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14

NEWSPAPER PICTURES W. perceive thai
the New York Editors have enter, into an
agreement, after he expiration OF six months
to dispose with illustrating heir adve' usrmeu s
by exhibition of type al pictures. THIS IS a
reform and we hope will extend far'aer.-
There now lies on our tabl- an advertisement
o! a warm comfortable house for winter. fyps.
fed bv a house in h. act Of iumhlng ov' r,
with not a single pane Of glass to be seen in it,
big hole in the roof and without chimney.
There is a race uoti6.d ouey embeliishrd with
two horses a, fpl speed on three legs. The
advertisement. Of stray bull is embelhshed
with the picture OF a mich ccw, and there IS
a notice at boo For sale tina, is not b"o'-less
Careful drivers ore M Dtioned as merit be-
longing 10 a certain line OF stages, and stage
is 4: pictured fol! NJ passengers. with NJ horses
on full run over a single plank, viii no dri-
yer at all: and in the New York Commercial,
NV be seen schooners wi b three mass, ships
under full sail entirely out OF wafer, and two
boats among breakers
In The National Journal, over one OF the *
ecu,ive public atioTs, signed by Andrew Jack
son and Mr.. Van Buren, is an American Ia
gle Nth melancholy coun'enance. us motto
nearly obEreratrd, with only fivr sars remain
ing the talon g,aspirg the olive sadly moti'a
ted and just ,akiug flight. This is too bad,
but the keeping Of The next before us IS quite
perfect. l. is in the Nashville Republican,
and is an advertise ment Of Pot,er's Caholicon;
the picture watch adorus it, represents two
Herculean fellows aud a Hydra,-one fellow
with big lick Of wood in his hands, rails. d
over his head m the act Of striking-and The
o,her apparently administering TO The HYDRA
a bottle Of said CalholIcon-n no doubt very
IL he npPdIcI
Mobile Com. Reg.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14

Matthew CAREY Of Philadelphia is publish
'nS series OF numbers on the projecting sys-
EN-. Although We cauuo, go as far as Mr..
U'aEr does in supper, Of the Tariff, and espe>
'F'aiy, Of the present one, we admire his li,-
Hal and American views. and the uniform ten
asncy Of his writings. His reasoning much
which is based not upon theory, but upon
hcer'ained facts, is calculated to convince ev-
ny impartial reader, Of the honesty OF his in
'n'ions, and the purity Of his motives
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14

The y S. schooner PorpoIse has arrived at
Norflk. She reports the Ontario as having
alsd from Gibralter for algiers. The slips
Warren and FsrGeid were preparing 20 sail
um Mahon. The Delaware. "a, was prepar-
'c nail Cor The Quilted States. The Ulcers
and crews Of the squadron were all we'll
:ra,h among he former. ,Es." msease, hSv'ng
occurred his yeer. Lieut. VIM. II HOMER
,Isd ndGssy, on board the i'helG, on The
'ke morning Of toe 2lst September.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14

We had a slight sp'inkling of snow here on
Thursday. Yesterdays Baltimore American
says Yesterday morning ice was found in
every part Of the city, from quarter 10 hall
inch in thickness. A gentleman i'forms US
'hal IN yard on the south side Of the basin he
hHnd ice exceeding an inch in thickness. In
'nr afternoon there was a slight tall OF snow.
The temperature and appearance of the wea
asr yesterday, furnished uaequiyocal evidence
The near approach Of winter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14

Az 'Du,n
= of fredericksburg, on the 10th day.of ua,, 8l7.
'meent M'''' Plaintiff
VS..
Henley Bogges. DeEndonf
doth adudge, order. and decree, that unless the de-
PENDANT shall, within twelve months from the late
hereof pay &c the plaintiff the sums of one bovs,nJ
dollars with interest thereof. at Oh. rate Of ,;x TER
centum per Annsh, from the first day of October 1910
until paid (subect to credit IF twertyeigbt do.rs
and ffty.sx cents, paid the 9Th day OF Dccenber.
1920, one Thousand dollars, with the like int, ~
thereon. from the LIST day Of October 49, until pa,d
one thousand dollars, with the like interts, thereon
from the first day of April 1879 until pa,I ,ubct ~
credit Of sixty eight dollars sn six mis- n,d
the Esd day OF March, 1875; one thousand dollars nh
the like interest thereon from the first da, of Anil
1920, until paI one thousand dollars. with the lie
interest thereon, from the first day of April 1871 mill
pad thousand dollars, with the like interest The re-
on, from the first day of April. 1924 until pad; and
one thousand dollars, with the like interest thereon
from the frs, day of April. 1928, until paid; and he
is by the plaintiff expended in the lro,ecu,ion nf
this suit the said defendant and his heirs and all per-
claiming under him, be the nceorh forever abso.
lutel barred and forecosed of and from all equity uf
redemption in and from the lands and premises descrb
ed the mdentare Of exhibited IN his cause
bearing date the Oath day Of September, 1914 between
the PENDANT Of the part, and the plaintiff ~ the
other part; and that the Marshal Of this Court after
having given six weeks notice of the time and ~, &c
thereof by advertise ment published in some ne wspsper
printed in the Town of Alexandra. do expose TO ssI-
at public auction to the highest bidder for cash. the
lands and premises aforesad and cut the ds
of The sale, after defayng the expenses attending the
same pay the plaintiff the said principal sums sud
interest aud the costs; and the surplus Of the proceeds
Of the said SALE If any, pay to the defendant to such
PRISON may be legally authorized to receive the
amc: and report his proceedings herein 70 the Court
in order to final decree.
Copy-Teste:
Costs b27 9j. J. II. WILLIAMS, &C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14
Thomas King,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

O TILL continues to carry the above business in
- all its branches, his old stand next door to Mr.
John Corse's Lottery Office, and is thankful to his
friends and the public in general for past vors and
hopes by strict attention to bis business thev will con-
tinue their patronage towards him. He has Just re-
ceived 4 fresh supply of
Fashionable Fall Goods.
and will be able to supply all orders in his line of BUSH
ness nj the shortest notice He has hand all sorts Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
He will also make up, 10 an, fashion tina, may be re.
ouested BY his customers and the most reasonable
terms, for cash.
.also fir Sale,
Ladies' camblet cloaks; Bombszette do; and
Cloth made up in the latest fashions.
Akso,
A variety Of cheap Pr SID CLoAKs.
He is happy to iuorm his cusiome Is that he has re-
ceiyed the latest FALL e WINTER F1SHiONS,
from New York. nov ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14
Notice.

Notice.
A LEGIONARY COURT OF INQUIRY for the list
"A Regiment, I'd Brigade, will be held At the Old
Council Chamber IN Nafu,day lie 2la fnstasf, at 10
O'Clock, A. ". By order, thi, Court may. tor good
cause shewn remit fines and exempt from military du'
fv G. BRENT,
nov lo-eot2tNov Adiutant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14
A6ARRfHD.

IN Tuesday evening, 10Th Instant, by the Rev.
Josenh W Faircloush, Mr. Taoxls 'Alsor, to Miss
siFaED ANN RorcH all pf tins p',ce
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14

we have extracted from late London an
''al ar interesting tale for this mornings Ga
r,up.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14
John III Beale,

COUNSELL0R IND AI1URNEY 1T L-4p,
VVTILL practice in the County Courts Of Charles, st.
w Mary's, and Prince GEORGE, and in the Court of
Appe.s in Annapolis Md. and also. the Courts of Law
in Fairfax, Prince william and Fsuquier, Virginia
His Office is in Alexandra, ID { nov 13--Ht
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14
Notice To Tailors .

vINHE subscriber living in Middleburg. Loudoun eoun
~. IVA SO miles west Of Alexandria, immediate.
" on the Turnpike Road leading to Winchester, will
rive constant employment-Me gear ro"nd-to EJECT
JUURhEYMENT 3ILORS;
good workmen and Of steady habits, to whom liberal
wages and continual seat Of rAsHIoHAsL, wonK will
,tonf and profitable situation would do we'll to call as
early as possible, as the subscriber wilpa the stage
fare of those that may call on him between this time
and the Goth instant.
THOMAS w. DORMAN,
,ove-eoIm Hiddle6t"g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14

Notice.
TSRANCIS X. KENNEDY informs his friends and
the customers of his late brother, WILLIAM l..
KENNEDY, that he will continue the GROCERY 'US1.
NESS at the same stand as heretofore. He will, in a
few DAYS, receive additional supply of
GROCERIES,
and solicits continuance Of their custom.
.I.x.nJr;a Nov 10 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14
office.

ONCE.
HtHARLEs SCOTT has been appointed by the
- Council as collector Of the old balances for taxes
due to he Corporation Those interested will please
the fore take notice. nov 13 1w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14

Mrs. RoYaLL has proceeded to Richmond.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14
AN that Tract of i,anl !.

lying aud being in the county aforesaid wherein the
plaintiff Vincent Messy formerly resided, and which
is composed of the several ing tracts, vz One
Tract formerly the property VI Nathaniel Moss, on
which stands the dwelling house, other Tract, pur-
chased by the said Vincent Moss OF George Fisher; ard
other Tract, purchased by ezekah Gissscock and
said Vincent Moss Of Caleb hitaere, which has
been erected merchant mill, &c which mill has been
recently burnt-tbe whole bounded by Goose Greek.
BYRD b, WALLER
Deputy IF Iohz, Stanard. NJ re. d.
oct l3--2aw128Nov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXaNDRLa ID CT

ARRIVED. NOVEMBER l3,
schr. Antelope. Wilson, North Carolina; shingles to
G. n SmoUt.
Schr. Classic Livermore, Alligator River; do do do
Sloop johnson. johnson, Philadelphia, via Canal;
freight for the District.
Steamboat Franklin. hewitt, Baltimore; passengers
and freight for the District
SAILED.
Schr. William & Thomas, Hyler, Norfolk.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, baltimore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14
SALES ar AUor RIO q.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
FURNITURE Auction

nv sATURD ~, the 18th instant. Eleven o'clock.
~ (being the regular t,'niturt .,uction d.y)- :
toiH be sold, in front Of The AuaOn Store rariay @
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Groceries,
&C.; consisting. in part, of
elegant SidebOart, Tables. Chairs
Writing de ks, Andirons. Shovel and Tongs
Fender>, Feather.b-ds, Bedsteads. &c. &c
AlscLoaf sugar in barrels, brow do. in ,o; cheese,
French brandy in demjnhns, old and f'e; Holland gin
do d. Jamaica rum in barrels, vinegar in do, soap
in boxes; gin cases, &c. nov IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14

A 7 a Superior Court Of rhancery, held in the town
a Of Fredericksburg, on the lOt, day Of yas, ST.
psneen Moss Plaintiff
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14
Trustee g Sale.

TrNstev's Sale.
virtue of decree of the Superior Court Of Chan.
- Gerry for the Fredericksburg District. will OFF,
for SALE before the front dor uf The hous. nf
Prince William County. on the first day Of January
Court nert,
49,, A 7R1CT Of LIND,
YSS& situated Broad Run, in the SAID county,
wv supposed to contain four hundred acres,
xe., which, John Maddox at present resides;
which was conveyed to me, in trust, by John Maddox
and Ann his wife, debt due to John Browns
administrator
Terms Of Sale One third Of the purchase money to
be paid in hand,one other third in twelve months from
the day of sale. and the remaining third in years a
ter said salei the two last payments to be secured by
bonds, with good security. and deed oftrust upon the
land. Selling Trustee, shall convey such title only
as is vested in ne by slid trust deed
M. B. SlSCL AIR,
oct 24-dts Trustee.
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PWb.ie PvNperty to NeMt.

VOsNS w VOHN'
v>iiE committee appointed b. Council for that pur-
L pose. will on Monday nert, Tie l6ih inst at Ii O..
clock proceed to rent on the premises all the proper
~ belonging to the Corporation, at the lower end of
Dake-stree', for a term not exceeding two years.
nov 1l-dtl6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14
J. II. WILLIAMS, C. C.
Notice.

~ Utkcc.
PURSUANT TO the foregoing decree, shall. on Sar
L furday, the 28h day Of Norem6er merit. before the
front door of the of William and Busrod Ru.t
in the Town OF UppervilIe. and county of Pauquer,
expose TO sale, by public auction, to the highest bid
dor fnrc cash.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-11-14
Marshal Sales.

sept 18-1awt3Dec
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24

iniudicious, there can be no doubt that they
were innocent of reasonable designs is we
think equally true. At all events, they
cease to'exist as party, and why should
we try to keep up unreasonable preiudices
which only serve to embitter our communion
as freemen, and to make Massachusetts,
weak and disrespectable.
Some may think we have said more than
becomes us after the part we took in the
late election. That part was the result OF
conviction, and we do not regret it. What
we have now said is also the result ofcon-
vction, and we know of no solid reason for
us to hold our peace upon great pubick
question, which will have bearing upon
the honour and interest of Massachusetts,
and of the whole Repubfick. There is no
change in us, but certainly, there would be
great change if we did not speak, and
speak freely upon such question. We
submit the whole to the candid Judgment of
our fellow citizens.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24

most impossible. Some of the drifts in
this vicinity are not less than ten feet
deep. The stages and mails have Of
course been very much retarded in their
progress.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24

IRIsHIsMs. Speaking of the late if at
the old Glass House, the Boston Dily
Advertiser says "the hand of an ince ldi-
airy occasioned this accident" This S as
much as to say the accident was done on
purpose. Several Of the newspapers asree
in stating that meteor, lately seer at
Philadelphia, disappeared about 20 de-
grees beiOw the horizon.