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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-30
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Our town was visited on "Wednesday afternoon, by
the severcst thunder gust over witnessed Peal
followed peal in rapid aud tremendous succession: and
what heightened the awful effect of this of ec-
tncnts, the ringing of tho alarm bells different
houses were struck and reported to be fire. That
extensive establishment the Washington Hotel, sus
tanned considerable damage-to electric fluid, in its
descent from tire chimney 10 tho ground. scattered
shingles. plank ard shutters in frgtful mlnncr-
fortanatciy not an individual hurt II is some
thing remarkable that this house stuck by light
ming last Sumner in the same spot. The dwelling
house of Mr.. Joseph Oliver struck few
rGnls after, and began To blue, bur coon oXtn-
gushcd. Atrce in front of Mr.. John r. Smiths
house shivered by the lightning We observed
with pleasure, the aacrity with which engine and
hose companies repaired to those places where their
services required we hope thcy will rot relax
their present system of discipline. Notwithstand-
ing frequent amonitions, fer scarce season pas
without them. not one house in fifty is protected
by Franklin rod. We trust that citizens when
they consider at how small expense this security
may be purchased, will give the subject serious
consideration, and avail themselves Of the skill and
experience Of Dr. King before his departure for the
North. lSPectdtoT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-30
WrsTytrtp.(T. w Nav rg.

4 SU1ueyvct.-The Western Stage, which left this
village for Eric Thursday last, Just of dark -,
while ronv down The dug way the bridge which
Crosses the creek near this village, was, by tho hor-
fcs becoming unmnnageabr. overturned, e. prccpitn-
ted ofthc bon eight ten cctpcrprndiculaT; III the
performance of which the coach rolled once aud half
Eular, not my oftCm badly hurt as to prevent
their going one lady, however, wns badly inu-
rcd. The night previous, VIC learned Ivy passcn-
ger, that driver ofthc Nostcrn Stage, about four
miles West oI Eric, prcciplatcd from hIs seat
nad killed n5autuncuusly, 10y The wheels Of hc car
rago passing directly across his neck.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-30
Commercial Rfrord.

DATE OF LATEST EUROPEAN ADYIcEs.
From Liverpool, A,,;, .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-30
NEW HOOKS AT NASIFs,

gVyIIH subscriber daily receiving the publications as
they enanate from the press tie yesterday received
The Shepherds Calendar IN vols containing % interesting
y'ales Ivy Jnincs Hog
Gentleman tiray-ljyt the Author VI Military Sketch Book.
Clappef,on's ID Expedition.
n- Reviewers speak in tho most favorable terms Of tic
aeiye r,,bl,o f,;-rs NAV - ' H. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-30

Giti tDEIIrTTN, May 90.
On Saturday, lie Dcum was sung IN tho Catho-
JIG Cathedral o this city, ST. Nnys, ip thanksgiving
for tho emancipation of the Catholics Of trcnt Rrs
tain. Next Sunday, wc learn, that comrncmoration
oftlc same grcgt cvo will take place IN tie Church
AZ III Augustine
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-30

MIR. Ritche bowels oil compassion tor their gxe,
hairs, and revolutionary deeds, lit be SO very cruel
base and malignant, in unknown persons, TO crcu-
late report that MIDI. Gibbon was to be removed
what is it IN the President Of the United States
clothed by the people with their power for benifcen,
purposes, to glut his vengeance upon tws helpless
old men, no way offending but that they liked ano,h.
or man better than him, and who equally with Mai
Gibbon, were gallant soldiers Of the Reyoution,
Mr. Ritclic frequently discourses of the abstract
comparison and differences of things. win he be good
enough to point out the moral distinction between
these two.
Ihe Seoenteenh Editor reonrded.- --Noses Daw.
son, Editor ofthe Cincinnati Advertiser to be Rece
yer OF Public Monies at Cincinnati. in nlace of An
drew M. Bailey, removed. Mr. Dawson is the seven
tcenth editor brought into place and salary by Gen
Jackson and about fourteen presses axe placed under
the pecunary obligation of supporting his measures,
right or wrong! The example is wthou, any parable.
n press whose editor or proprietor as salaried Of
hcer Of the government, and liabic TO be dismissed
without fault or enquiry, by that government, cannot
DC considered free. lie may make good officer bu.
he cannot remain All impartial or independent editor
DR.. Wdtsins.-We continue the second days pro.
ccedngs in this case, before the Fedora, Cout at
Washington. Mr.. Coke for tho accused, was to
conclude fhe argument on Thursday, and ON Monday,
we shall probably have IT in power to publish the
decision OF the court on the point OF the demurrer
There was very ignorant or a very disingenuous
paragraph in the Enquirer Of yesterday, intended
70 create prejudice against Watkins, for attempting
TO escape on u point Of law, instead of meeting the
question on its merits. If the learned editor will nut
on his spec;acles, and again read Gen. Jones argu-
rncnt, nc will find that that able counsel was willing
to conccde all oledged in the prcsentmcut to be true
Tor argument sake, and still contend that Watkins
had done nothing for which the law could punish him.
Why go into the merits on evidence, when the ac-
cused was willing to confess oil that was charged,
When the time cones, whether it is rst made mani
fest, in court not Dir. Watkins will meet the &C.
cuSation its merits and before still higher trhu-
nnltiiut Of public opinion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-30
TOMORROW,
Tie Maryland Lottery, No. 2, viii be drawn.
Capital Prize $4,000.
ID Number Lo,tery-6 Drawn BaiIoe.

tnkeis So halves so, quarters 125-lr sae in Vrea
may % Stiff p CtjIiRt,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-30
IiERRINGS, SALT. &c

IIERRINGS, SALT, &c.
100 Barrels behring's, No.
$50 sacks salt
10 kegs Goshen butter, rcry Gnc, in kegs OF
80, 40 and 80 lbs
$50 lbs smoked beef, first chop, jus. received by
tho Planter
few boxes genuine ciarct wine
dozen patent coffee mills
$1,000 Spanish cigars, half boxes Of whicf,
are warranted real Spanish tobacco and made in Ia
vene' for sale by ENOCH s. COURTNEY
may - Main 81. opposite the Old Markes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-30
NEW BOOKS.

EnlNBURGH REVIEW, No. GO; The Diplomacy of the
~ u States being of the foreign relations of INC
country from the FIRST with in IVA 70 the o,s
time; Tales Of Military Lhf The Shepherds Calender b.
James Hogs author OF the Queenswake &C. CONTAINING oS
Doods MI AdaHison of IavcThopc The Proiga Son. Tho
ScDooi OF Misfortune Geo DObsons Expedition to HELL Pho
SouthcTs OF Sekirk, the Laird of Cassvsy Tbby Hyson.
Lard OF Wmchoim. Window VETS Courtship, smnse
Secret The Marvellous Doctor, The Witches of Frsoua
sheep, Prayers, Odd Characters, Nancy Chisholm S,o
Shepherds pcust received foe sale AZ Se
BoOksinJe Of NM H. FlTZvvIlYT SrItyy
may
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-30

MARYLAND STATE, No 2, draws Tomorrosv in Ps,.
" more the srawins vii DO received Monday afternoon
Sloooo Capital Prle-TickeS s., halves So quarters
may 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-30

. DATE OF LATEST EUROPEAN ADYIcEs.
From Liverpool, Apr;, o,
Sales 81 Tobacco at Shockoe Wurehou.e 2gth .sfau.
PAs:Es-2 hhds at S. al 20, at at 80 at al
9o at 49, ats 10 al 30, al O. at IS at so
q, DO Mt 25 3at7 50, IS, a, 60 at So al
80, 2at So ate SO, at u.s. at go, at So a,
~, AT %, lai4so 1at4s5, st46O at 5 TO- 1 al
~, ODD at g. a4 so at4 GO att, a,4 so at4 10
al so - '0'
KtsrsED.l hid al 81, al 80, a,43o, 3st4 35 9 al
So, AZ 60, 1at3 s. at 10 ats go la, lO a,
AGO, a, ) III, at4 10, at 3 80.
.'piaoer9 Boats and amount Of Produce passed doun
through the Loacsr Locks.
MAY 23.-i6l hhds tobacco; hhds whskey;
Dbl bees wax, ia lbs; Dbl lard, 238 lbs; ftkins
lard, 400 lbs; bales hemp, TIC lbs; Is 900 slaves
and headings; 200 keg poles tons stone; tons
bushels coal; veal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-30
ELORmA WATER

TINlS agreeable composition, which surpassed by any
of the imported Cologne or Lavender Waters is obtained
iOm plants which grow the southern parts of tire United
States IL excellent add mild cosmetic, invigoraiing the
refreshing and identifying tho shin and removing
and many other disorders of the face II also contributes to
eriec state Of health by counteacng noxous exhsaon
and terrifying 'he debiitaed 6bres.
DIRTcTIOSs Wh% used r beautifying the skin or
move the heat OF razor, halt tablespoon full half pint
pint ~ water, the face I've well bahed In the propo-
portion iron hal, teaspoon to teaspoon full wine.
glass OF water proves excellent phlonr,c; Strengthens
the and Purcs the BREATH when taken
peppermint FOR pains the stomach, from half spoon
two, in little and sugar excellent nervous head.
aches by rubbing tho forehead and smelling quickly from hall
table spoon i tablespoon i will be sufficient for this opc
ration IL is also applications in case Of bruises
and spranS as causes tic blood and lpb pcHade freely
their respective vessels Being rubbed to the head oxci,cs
tho cutaneOus nerves. gives the incguments aud pro-
notes that peculiar secretion which the health color and
beauty tho hair dcpcuds and prevents in great pre-
mature GIayncss-EoT sale by ,. II. NASH.
may so
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-30

MORE NEW BOOKS.
hWlGHT'S Dictionary of the New Testament,
= prepared expressly for Sunday School Teachers
II contains much useful information in small cnm
pass and at small expense, price 50 81 ~
NcFln's Biblical Antiquities, for 8. 8. Teachers.
The Christian contemplatcdina course OF Lectures.
by William Jay,
Christian Fellowship, or the Church Members
Guide, by J. Il. James, a. NJ,
BaNter's Call, Saints Rest, now and correct ste.
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ironouncing Bibles and Tcstsmen,e,
a new supply of Letters on Female Chnror,e,.
1soecveral new work, suited to Sabbath School L.
praT1eS. ARIEL. WORKS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-24
THE ALHIrM.

Br a. NJ. Boz LIS, ESQ.
In ihst proud temple of the sun,
Which rose to heaven on Balbecs towers,
Amid the affairs, there was one.
Whose only offerings were flowers;
When morning. DER the gl.ttering dome
Was buShlAq from her eastern home,
Fresh garlands TO that shrine were given
OF nuwcrs-hnght flowers bathed in heaven.
And Persian girls, with deep blue eyes
or love, aud clustering raven hair,
And brows as pure as their own skies,
Were sather'd with their rose wreaths there
To breath then y. 'Nns and Irvine
Their garlands ON that lovely shrine,
Whose incense, at tho day gods fame,
Hose to the skies, from whence it came.
Beautiful there those bright ones knelt,
Where Morn's first holy light was flowing
Pure from its crystal throne-thcy felt
nc day-spring III their bosoms glowing
with lite and joy-as through the aislcs
Their god came beaming all in smiles
nd love--oh! who could wish to part
from that sweet worship of the heart!
Tho Pcrsion's fame has perished-gunc
The shrlne-the worship of the free;
'l--all have faded like the tone
Of music DER the moonlit sea-
NO laughing cyeS-no raven hair
no dewywreaths arc sparkling there
Fadedis every peerless gem,
Ard beauty has gone down like thcm.
But love will have It's aliurs still,
And there is We, n worship born
Ofhcarts, that feel the Joyous thrill
OF light and beauty in their morn;
Hopes dccp-toncd music fingers there
Amid the roses and the air,
Hrcahcs incense all-while from above
Bliss sparkles DER the shrine of love-
Such be this volume-lotno trace
OF sadness blight one leat,et hero
The hearts pure offerings to grace;
And loneliness should have no tear
Amid their blossoms-but the dews
OF heaven should minglc with their hres;
and all things fair and brightest Irvine
Their wrcatls Of gladncss DER the shrine"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-24

We have been assured that in n French passrort
delivered to Made. Sontag, her departure ZEN
Paris last year instead Of the usual details in the s
naiemen all that the gallant eog,0iis thought j. re-
essay q inscGt vas figure angeiiqIe l'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-24


Gen. Count Paskcvilsch, of Enivan pves the fol-
lowing account Of an affair which took place on the
18TH of May, near The village Of Tsurtskah, between
the detachment Of Major General BurzoH and The
numerous militia Of Achmct Khan-
MAYOR General Prince BcbuiofF. having afccilainod
thai the enemy Intcndcd 10 attack the fortress Of A.
chalzich, with considerable force which the Khan
had assembled IN the Sandshak Of Patslof resolved
on sending Major General BurzoF against him. in
n'r' possible, to dispense his troops and thereby de-
Jay nc cnleTprIze against Clhazick Gen. BurzoF
imncdIaicly set OF IN search Of tho enemy, at the
h'"d OF ten companies Of infantry, five light field pic
cos ahd goo Cossacks; on the way he learned that
h'hnct Khan. ~ expectation Cf rcnfJrcCnonis, bad
thrown himself into the Christian villages Of the
Snndshak If Ardaghnn. in search Of plumber. This
induced The General To direct his march towards tie
village ofTsuriskah, through which II was necessary
that the Turks should return, and where, bs arri-
WI there on the following morning, he found the
whole Oi the cncmy's forces united. NOiwlilsia nd
ing hc great superiority Of tho force opposed to him
md me advantageous position occupied by that force
IT, General deemed u moIe advisable ~ venture an
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-18

people in procuring on this occasion, wo ud
draw this moral, which hope will sink deep into their
minds: is absolutely necessary that the people should
have Hall of their for the Of public Lecur-
ers, from which they could not be excluded either by
the Clergy or the Aristocracy'"
This is the character who has controversies
with our clergymen, in the newspaper, Who
challenges the professors of.,Chri.tianity to
NEE, her in public debate! We are sstonished
that reputable clergyinen should SO much DIES.
ccnd as to answer her calls. The vile reneis
she seeks TO incnlcste deserve no, argument
Human nature cries aloud against them, and
reason shudderso: their contemplation. When
the advocates Of Christianity wish to defend
their cause, lie, the opponent, at least, be wor-
thy II them
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-18

The New Yo'k papers BY yesterdays mail
contain some additional i'em> Of Mexicaa in
,tlEe,ucr, received by the schooner Spleadid,
i,Om Yea Cruz:
Adm.rj Lanordc hl- issued proclamation,
tH'ri0g hooriy 20 al NJ xi:aus who would
I'm he invaders, bu, not an instance was
SSown hat his proposal had b-en acceded 20.
ihr em1Argo w, r,is d At Vera Cruz on
the Sis July bar was 4glln es, ablished on the
-. OF Angus, and con inned until b" l4tn
ffachma i9ns,re ISSUED from every place Of
a"y NOE calling upen the Mexicaus TO he Up
and doing their duty
i'' Prrslder' delivered speech at The cx-
''' sc''ion Of the Congress, in which he states
'"a' on The 81 Of Jnue he had issued no,i,es
10 "'' ne department Of he anricipaIed inva,
>',,' a', rats this effn'' with great cunr.mp pit.
one bishop has subscribed ten thousand
Quar- 10 TIE government to support the coun-
'ry.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-18

4 VERY black boy, apparently about II yeras old,
n no calls himself ANDREW Had ON an old
striped roundabout and white linen trower,; says his
mothers name is Lucy rollins. who put him a man
by the name of Buro,cs. in Fairfax county. ard th.n
went to Fredericksburg Burrows sent him market
with black of the of l.awrence, from whom
he got separated, aud found late in the evening,
crying.
Any person who }ls lost such boy, viii please ap
ply at the Office %. the Phcnix Gazette.
sept Is -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-18

Mrs FANNY WRIGHT This shameless W.
man-wh Sc assault. upon Christianity and the
most sacred customs Of socicty ought 10 be
disreg arded, did she not continue them with so
much prrtinacity-is row in Philadelphia
She gave notice ,ha, she would give Lecture
there on Sundny evening, in the Welnu, stree
Theatre; but the managers Of The Theatre very
pruden,y shu, their doors upon her. The l. c.
tue was then determined 10 be held in Wash
ing on Hall; bu, there az in she was refused
admi,,auce. Determined however, NOT to be
disappointed, she proceeded mex, on the sam
evening, to tn Militsry Hall. Her reception
and or cnrrences there, we give in the language
Of he ID, moc,aic Pes:
Abou, quar'cr before eight o'clock, 4 car
r; ,,e entered Library stec, from Filth, aud
Grove direc Iy Opposite 10, and wiihsn about
four wards of, the enirance.of the Military Hall
" The lower sashes Of the window, Of the
ling room, which is one story high. had been
,,ken out, and they were crowded with 7eo2le.
Tn, carriage remained lew nirutts, and l.
anne red To US tina efforts were made t" enable
he ne, sons i'm the carriage TO gel into the hall.
The pressure Of he crowd, however, was said
TO be too great. The light OF the moon. OBJ
sc.re,, bv clouds at this time, shonr bur family
There was as lit,le noise as could reasonably be
expeclcd In such crowd. II appeared /" us
Ina, there was every disposition IN the people
to make way, and that those in the carriage,
withon, much struggle or Inconvenience, could
have passed to the door anil gained The hall
I, was. therefore, with some surprise that we
saw abou, two birds of female figure pro'rude
itself from the carriage window 10 the north,
the side mos, dlstsn, from the hall, but " here
much the greater portion of the people were,
and presently our ears recognized In Clear ana
dis,,nct voice Of Miss Wright. Silence was
commanded and ub,atncd, and she thus address
sed the crowd;
".In obedience to the wishes of the people, am
here, according my promise. 10 deliver Lecture on
thrir rights anu duties tappes-s to me impossible 10
.,;n entrance TO the Hall, to deliver any Lecture to
night except in the open air to this my lungs are un
eona and must dee cline IT, expect the people VIII
procure ROOM IN the course ofthe week, IN winch
may lecture From the difficulty experienced oy the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-18

Young man Famed Foor, IN The Circuit
CoD,, At Albsuy, brough, an action Of slahder
,g,ln,, B,RSrN y urTTLE, brother Of the man
VII, vas killed b, STWANs year or so ago.
Ths words rh,rged 10 tie declaration, as spo-
ken hv the defendant to and Of the pl-in'ifi,
WE. "You are uIurdrrer"-' he is no bet
,sr han murderer Who h.lpeI 10 murder my
5ohe-, john Whipp,e" The rial Came on,
,hr 10 Inst. Mos, Of hr particulars relative
20 q drl,h Of WHIppLH were touched upon in
;he evidence. The wo,ds were clearly prnved,
ba' he csimony went 10 miieo'e thedsmages
Til. Jury brought in 4 seIdic, Of six cents
damages
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-18
AUCTIONS
By GEORGE WHITE


On &a7URlaY, the Oh instant ia front Of Irhte's
4net'on looms, scH be offered fr sale, 10 The highest
r. shares 8Ptomac Steamboat stock
" pew0n the north aisle of st Paui's Church
lou acres lan1, near Marietta, in Ohio
shares Ashhy's Gap Turnpike stock
IL do Fsuqmer do do
do BoonsborougA do do
Terms at sale. which will take place at 10 o'clock
A. II. GEO. JOHNSON,
Residuary rnse Of Thos. Janney ( Co.
To close several consisnments, will be adj
ded to the above variety artices, beiongir, prin
cpay to deceased persons, and others leaving Town.
dozen rush Bottom chairs
do Srec,an and stump do ~
IL do chlr.n's - do
Parcei IF ;ools and benches, the latter suitable for
oyster houses
l mahogany wssdrobe, several tables, wire safes,
se,tees, bedsteads W
A lot of bacon. and IA - ~
second hand soachee, with harness. "a ihstSle-
raby good order
scptls GEO. WHITE, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-18

The i,rrcourse between Thu, District, the
coor,,s, Wing on me Potomac, as well as tie
t,,r, Coan,i.s Of Virginia, and Blltimore, mas
5ro much increased Of lac, by the In'roduc-
IN, On m. ws,er, of first rate steamboats,.
A,r,,ty ,h.rr are three boats plying rrgul'rIy,
EYER, week, between this place and Baltimore
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-18

"'"@S FOR Ycu.-Orr 20 ice &c Dr.. KILpA.
ai'''Ss a,t d,er,is- msnr. has draw for h
'"' blowing cara from The Doc or. We 6nd
"'' 'A' Philadelphia Caron,c!e:
,,,. 3i,''' ANDREW KILPaTEIcK, b ,nse, meta
rp'' I'm and mys'ers,ch. ,ransm,,s hi, edul.
off,. ~ 'e'osni'lons to the ersdut com aIicator
,,,,'. AeSaHdrla Gax' te, and, # not und.ro-
~ as 'n>oeaies ga auri>Glarrl ioua'ive argu
p, ''',n Al the Pagrda AID Lahyriu h gar.
SIM, =. ,ps Vie'nage Of Philadelphia. upon The
,, w 1u Mon'nUosIties il the Doctors su, no.
s-.+ .'A''' me auscu' aIinn To which have Gre
somnr 6''A, umbr1si'y in the perspicaeious
,,,g ~ Or sta'lociEa,icus. The Doctor will
,orr.' "'">ei oi the monamachv 10 treat the
'pn' pIica,or To bottle of bis heliac 81
sahaeea, which is so hor,arory 10 The
'D'''0a Of mystical me,aplasms
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-18

s. ,,sre by the most mor''iVing dls,
ke'ea ts ...s FL ,ppears TO ha-' 10" all
h?,ss,s IS wei as al sense OF The d'so'y,
bel tet..,ion as foee,gn miais'er. 10 prof.
ol n'S 80 far, is suG iebi During the session
Ot n.y. C"nnry Coari, Friday last, one oil ms
Of our 90 on Howard's stoep IN Burlington IN
pa So .a.enee Of hundred e''lzens or more,
th' Prs ."5 mos, insnlenI and unorovoked
eornr''" a.on he editor Of The Ere ess, &C
a .?s sr rim # false statements M hi- paper OF
sd'!nE I'm IN rrla lon 20 tn Burli"g Oh election.
dat p Gay, - rrsrned the insult win his usual
M and The result wa, al attack upon ms
'7'r' Nv NV n, i,di,ldual giving the inNni',
P ns,r rwice the physical power oil Mr.
N p -" IN EARLY PERIOD Of the aft ay, the
+ '',. =, r,ordInary and Minister Pienipote"'
/ ~ - snaip. summoned from his office by
way .is runnsr> ms an'P repaired to the
o'' - ,,d wnen ,hrie. protested against any
sP'i '.,E ring 10 pur an end 10 the comics, ana
0'' ~. .I ;nlerposed 70 prevent the 'x"''ions OF
49, ,,n,lemen 10 par, he combatan.s, saying
go 'S,r fyht il ouf!,l YOU viii 'hus see with
Il 'I'i Of feelings W. Van Ness and his
aa, have cone out f the contest in this
p'',.s ,,d The infa,ualion 10 which they are
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-18

'"' CaShIer Of h >nfr,k Bank, in Boston,
'"''' ) reward Of $500 for The recovery Of
1'E' sun Of money which wa, on FRIDAY last
''''d 10 the ha' ds Of John Wade, sage
van appears TO have ab>c onded with the
~ '"e 'mOrn' Of the money carried OFF
hSSI0O
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-18
BY GEORGE WHITE.
+. light auction

On SATURDAY EVENyAG. the 1911 inst. ct eariy
cnnd. ight, z
VIII be .old, NJ the Auction store, corner of King
and 81 Asapb.strcets, -
variety of Dry Goods, Hardware, and fancy arf.
cies. Ais several congnmen,s Of new and valuable
BOOKS. Among thew: Revised Codet gor38&ts III
ges,; Magstrates' Guide; Chty Bills: iaiRfy family
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