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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-05
For ReMt.

a comfortable and convenient
MHf1Nht, Zee stor. dwelling at the corner OF
sxSS &&tH King and Colu nbus streets; 1t present
1s(e& in the occupancy of the Rev Mr.. Jack
son: Possession given in second week of May next
NARY DENEALE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-05
Rent,

ers The store lately occupiedb by John Dunlaps'
Ia dry good store, on King street, next door 10
Mr. :. sellers, and possession given lmmediate'!
Inquire of ID. G. PRErTYMAN, Coach maker
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-05
Charles Bennett

HAS imported, BY the ship Boston. Captain Finley,
Ill from Liverpool, shad and herring
SEINE THYME,
Shoe thread in one two balls, Of all qualities
Double Gloster, Cheshire and pine apple cheese
Best white German and Scotch tcklenburgs
Burlaps, No. /, 2, 8, 4 and o
He las on hand few Wooilen Goods, which, not
having been subject to the present Tariff, will be sold
proportionably low. BY the Esther and Sally, he will
receive from the Brandywine Manufacturing Compa
nv, Ceases superfne, Retrea and Fine Letter papers
which will be sold at the factory prices. sct2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-05
To Rent,
For Rent,

- The brick Sore lately occupied by
FyTS I. H. Brent & Co. as dry goods store.
3ssx tenant in that line would be preferred. APP
plication to be made at the book store OF
nov IA A. hrNNEpi'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-05
BY VIM. d. Mutt.
Augustus Malar
District Of Columbia,

County Of alexandria; SET.
NovEuBxR TERN, 1923.
Richard B. Alexander, administrator
of Frances Alexander, deceased,
Complainant,
Against
Wilson C. Selden e Mary Bowles Sell
den, his wife, late Mary Bowles Al
exarder, widow Of Charter Alexan.
der, jr. deceased; Charles Armstead
Alexander, Wilson C. Selden, junr.
Edward r. Lppitt and Mary Frances IN chan@g.
Lipptt, his wife, late Mary Frances
Alexander, William Fountane Alex
ander, and Nelly selden and Mary
B selden children OF Louisa Eliza
beth Selden, deceased, late Louisa
Elizabeth Alexander, children and
representatives of Charles alexan.
der IT. dec, ased, Defendants.
TNHE defendants Nelly Selden and Mary B. senep
l children of Louisa Elizabeth Selden, deceased
late Louisa Elizabeth alexander, one OF the cbiIdr,
and representatives of Charles Alexander r decd nd
having entered their appearance and given securt,
sccordng to the statute and the rules OF tie court and
it appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court upon A.
fdavt fled, that the said Nelly Selden and Msr B
Selden are not Inhabitants Of the Disric, of Couu
hia, on the motion Of the Complainant b, his counsel
il is ordered, that the Defendants Nelly Seden and
Mary g. Selden do appear here on or before the FIR.
day of next April Term, and answer the Bill u
the Complainant, aud give securit! for performing d.
DEGREES Of the Court and that copy OF this ord..
be forthwith published in newspaper printed nih,
Town of Alexandria, for two months successyely,
and that another copy be posted on the front door
the Court. house of the said county!
Teste, EDM. LEE, e. C.
dec 1aw2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-05

MUSEUM
a,.n Daily from to II A. NJ. and from TO r. M
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-05
Edward Stabler & Son,
Apo,hecaries & Druggists, alexandria, ID. c.
ian l7-1aw6m

Brandy and Gin.
on Pipes Cognac brandy
~ half pipes do
Is pipes Holland gin
hhds Jamaica rum
Warranted pure and of the best quality, for sale by
jan 10 c. CAZENOVE Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-05

N. Orleans Sugar.
p IIhds New. Orleans sugar. for sale by
y 1mo3 NJ. MILLER & BON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-05

.cOtice. 49,
VIyIIE subscriber is now cutting up large quantity
of PORK. Those families DESTROYS of purchasing
the OFFaL, can be supplied on good terms at his
store, upper end of King street.
ian 10 JAS. ENGLISH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-05
ConsWmptions, Coughs, &c.

nUTLERS FEGE NILE
I'D INDIAN SPECIFIC, tor
the cure of colds, coughs, Con-
umptions, splitting of blood,
,s,hmas, and all disorders of
he breast and lungs. The
Vegetable Indian Specific has
TODD the test OF experience,
and proved itself the most va
liable remedy ever discover
ed for the cure of Asthma,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12
E,o,, MN & Ga.sft>.

u.
"a roihefs sorrows cannot be felt but bya mother
can guess them We who have children only know her
9ndness-ye who have lost theu or who fear 10 lose only
o1si her pangs" Moore.
We hive, as often as We have passed the excuya-
tons near "Fair Mount" felt apprehcnsions for the
safety Of those who were employed in loading the
carts with sand and gravel, beneath the prociYties
THAT threaten them with untimely burial andaccidepts
Of this kad have been frequently recorded, that
hopes might be entertained af some particular cau
ton on the part Of the laborcrs.
On Saturday morning, between seven and e0ht
O'Clock, we noticed among the many men usua ly u.s.
stumbled near one Of these excavations, considerable
number of wofneB. As this was not customary we
repaired to the place, and learned that large guam
y Of earth had just fallen upon and crushed young
maD-ue was dug out but the weight of the soil and
yant ofair, had extingushed lifc and lac was laid
ont upon little emDence, cold and sensecss. among
crowd, with whom, few minutes previous nc was
mngIng In the business oflifc, and tightening toll by
youthful gaiety, the repartee and harmless joke.
OTe whose bands & garb bespoke toll leaned by the
SIDE OF the body, and he spread over its face an
nntcr garment, he dropped tear upon the uncon-
sious aud clayey hand "1he lad" said he Twas only
fno good for this world & l. who could no,Ido as we'll
may say that when the bottle passed with the free
dem OF water he was not the TO take too much
fon might have provoked him To anger, but not TO
re-. general sigh responded to this testimony
III the lads sOJrieLy and truth.
female then kneeled beside the corpse, and re-
moved thc cover from the face-she gazed intensely
upon tue naITed features, aud at length with siVh
urew Gown The covering and rose. "Ah poor fellow
eIghcd she, how will his mother bear the loss!"-
mans heart-hgh Dr lov---rich mr. noor rbc G,,J,cr
leads forth the child IN hcath-eharcs, perhaps in lis
pass time or coHects its fauts-but docs sickness
c0mcf the boy Is laid upon it's mothers kners evcr
until he des-iong watching wcares not her ,lcc-
tons, the failure Of means of relief lint fno
gates to the use OF another. Surely then when M,
goes out--wlen tile eyes of affection 10 more onon
'nd when the last repetition of 'motl.cr dies a,yay
upon the lps-then may grief be excused, and ever
~ c'amors pcad for synpathy-but VIC felt what wa,
dte 20 the afflicted parent as turning away from On,
om0'retchcd body discovered a female Mt n dis
sancc approaching tho place, with cries and jesturc
tlfat belong only 10 n mot, her
We passed tho woman at n distance from the seen,
Other sons death, towards which sbe was bastenipo
Bereavement, and regardless ug TIC not,ce which en-,
might attract, pursued her way Distracted rirl rTef
and conscious only OF her deprivation As sbc hasten
I'D along her barr streaucd out upon tho Wind az
her voiee was raised with piercing shrillnsssuo,,
calling on heaven for aid in her suffering and nov
iryokingt iss aamc of lrr son. Il was IN vain Ina
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12
fDNScIEN(,E

Bv rRs REv. oroRok enoLv.
Where Is the king. with all his purple pomp-- go
Where Is the warrior plumed, the ernnes Judge IS
With all his insolcni pleaders where the sage
Where all wise, powerful, fearful. browning things
That can, for all their frownng, send an eve
An inch within my bosom.
There's my rock
My castle, my scaled fountains sacred couft,
That shuts man out There holy Conscience SITS
Judging more kccnly than the crmined judge,
Smiling moro deeply than the warriors sword
More mighty than the sccpirc. There my deeds,
My hopes, fears, vanisics, wild Eoliics, shamcs.
Are al anaisned So, Heaven be mcrciIul.
The man acquitted at tha, fearful bar
l!atds the first prize the round world has to give
- IKE tieavcn's sunshnc--prcelcss. For all elsr,
ahe praise of others Is as virgin gold,
, lar richest Offering, to be sought with pain,
Yea not 10 be pinned for; worthy OF an search
PUT NOT of sotrow-as tn inferior prize;
Not as our breath OF breath, our life of life,
The Rowing river ofour inward peace, 81
Tho noble confidence, that bids man look
His fellow man IN the face, and be the thing;
Fearless aud upward eyed, that God has made him,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12

a number OF citizens of Tuscnoosa. Alabama
nau pubic meeting, for the audablc purpose Of
putting down the practice oftrcating with whiskcv
&c at elections. The following resolutions we're A.
d0Pted, and the members of the sss,ciarion sever.
ally subscribed their names to them bipdino ti,rn
selves to conform to their provision.
whereas, the practice Of electioncnrinn is deemed
by the undersigned extremely demoraiizinp, tIlev
mutually and solcrnnly pledge them elves TO each
other, and to the community OF large, not To- vote
Tor any person, for any Office in ths country wl,o
VIII ride over the country TO election er OF who win
treat with sPlrituous liquors, or otherwise. to pro-
cure VOTES. And we further pledge ourselves to usa
all iaudable means TO prevent the election of INV
person or persons that will be guilty either direct
~ or indirectly, ofany such immoral practices
EdHoriat Pe1sio1s.--Prcsident Jackson has aIrca-
ny distributed among ten influential editors and con
IlOutors to newspapers engaged in his service
thc moderate sum of 500 900, b,mn.lally poid 10
SAID editors. This is by means to be construed
INTO Substituting the press though j. was mos, ont,
rdgcous piece of bribery for Mr.. Clay to take tbc
publication OF the laws from six IcVspapcrs and give
TINS pa'ronage amounting to $500, 10 rs partisnns
Tenn n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12

some ono wilo kiss her soiSht TO rcpfess hfr cla-
refusing to DO csnfSrtcd.y sOh INV how. INV boy. y
cried tue sgonscd and distracted woman, ayoaql not
again eau me mothcrSI shall not hear you again
no not your last blessing" The wind then blow
had just been spread over her son@sSo saw !, nj a
distance, and rushed forward with the screams of
maniac. Griefhath its dignity, but it is when time
hath nlgated its force-the refinement of education
anu poished society may tcnch us to smother express
ions of mental suerngs: but in all estates the mo-
Tiers fondncss for living son, and mothers an.
guish for him dead, hers alone; and those who
would blame oven these calamorous expressions have
known put little OF the human heart, and arc I'm
taught in the school ofsympathy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12
THE FIREMAN

ala Oh the courage of cavaliers aud warrors>--it
is oil wei enough audit arises from very strong causes
-lamo admiration, fortune, promotion an, rcnown
arc before the soldier, and he would be mere clod
were not his shout coward" His exploits ore the
admiration OF the beautiful and theme of the sons of
son2-his maine goes abroad in the world and his life,
forms portion OF history. Human existence being
no great affair, Il Is wonder that man should risk
II under such powerful Inducements
But look ut the intrcpdity of the Fireman-nicht
after night rushing to of danger and alarm;
mounting the blazing pile, and creeping through the
oeSc smoke; every step uncertain and every motion
rcfiocs! And ali this, too in darkness and solitude
Tor ms companions are too busy in the same duty 10
admire his exploits and applaud his heroism He may
Walk along the verge of the burning roof and punps
amidst the hanes to save he pless women and children
he may exhibit the self possession of Cesar the
lnpetuous heroiSm of Hannibal, or the humanity of
a bayard, and yet the world knows nothing about IL
ne next day finds him engaged in his ordinary bust
ness and as he walks along he is pointed out aud
ADMIRED by The crowd-the ''monstrarier dpto'' an
pertains not to him and yet who can there be more
worthy OF admiration Worldly renown aud worldly
promotion do not follow i'll consequence Of his ntre
pdlty is not laudcd the gazpttes of the day nor
Is his name recorded in history-cven c,noluinent.
tire most pary OF oil rewards. is not AWARDED 10 his
services. And yet, where shall we look for more
generous self-devotiun, manly perseverance,.
more exalted courage? Not inc battle field or on
The ocean-nOt in the stornny of fortress nor in
the struggle with tempcst--and where else can We
look for the parallel! ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12

following the las, aud hes, thar xe
hafd oi the above named gentleman lady went TO TN,
N w great distress of mind, and stared ,rat bv \
,iahse accident she had swallowed live spider. At first his
oy reply was "whew! whew. whewi" a internal whist
% sound intended 10 ls indicative of supreme conteupt I'm
~, patient was not easily he rpusl.i she became
eNery honei more aud urgent pr means OF relief
rom e dreadful effect OF the accden, she mad con-
u.co nm aon when az last, looking round upon tho wall
e Pu up ms hand and caught By'rhere, Ma'an" fsad
I got remedy for Open mouth and as ,on
as Pu 's ny INTO II shut clnse aa, aud tire moment the
henrs inc ~ bzing aiI'u up he'll come and then yoi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12
University of Virginia.
'THE next Session Of This IJuiva,sI,r ,..;,,

N'liE next Session of this University will hc,,, a.,
the 10th September, and continue unt;ltbe ornh
July following. ''''''e Nep
The cxpences reduced by regulation OF tLe, p,n,6
OF Visitors, made i'll July last are as follows. for The
session Of I0j mouths W '"e
Board, including bed and other room f,,rni
ture, washing ADD ATTENDANCE, t,no ~,
Fuel and candles TO be furnished nv fIra I -
Proctor at cost, and five per cent cum.
n,isson, estimated at OF IN
Rent OF an entire dormitory Sic; If orr,, ~
pied by two students n m,
pc,,-., - %Au Puonc roonrs, rs 90
"'' 'ecs ir"in soo 10 S75; average, so UO
Chiefly for tho purpose offavor;rp cr,no1v IT.,
Board OF Visitors have required the Studonts ~ ,y
uniform drcrs. The coat vastcoat add n, aoo,,s
TO CONSIST OF cloth of dark srcy mixture and Ar n
price not exceeding six dollar yard. Farther n.,-
mcuinrs Will be found in the ehaciments The Srcsa
~ at once ehcap and becoming and is Asrnisbei Il,
CnariouesyIle on moderate terms and nceording IN n
moaeI. Inc attention Of Parents and euardsans 10
particularly requested TO this point as the esmcl-
mcns respecting it will be rigidy enforced and M,
opportunity afforded to the student TO wear more ex
penslve dresses. A. s. BRoCKBNBRoUGH,
niy II-W9t g Proctor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12
RRAILNIIN WINE

BRAHMIN WINE.
\ FEW dozen bottles of this rich and hiqhIy ia
vorcd Madeira Wine, which has had tho brnefi
Of voyages 10 the East and West Inder; alien n Fca,
dgzon bottles of Madeira grape JUICE Without brandy.
OF peculiar delicacy ofavor an dF delicious taste Of
thc iruit-packed in boxes Of two dozen each mat
received and for sale by '''''
G, s. 4. WARWICK.
AtsU ron sALE.
i'ohGon porter and brown stout, in pin, and .qutrt
bottles " Ff e i"'
Liverpool filed sacks of salt
crates OF earhcn ware, well assorted for the coun.
try trade " VIZ '
Cd. wrought nails, patent sho. cr,tcsVee bo,,les
!, IN plate IN boxes and bra2fcr's copper
German and British oznaburcs
Port wine in casks of3 dozen bootleg ,sc'
English white lead
Madeira wine in pipes, hafpfpo- and mari r cssts
april 2 -2nw5'f
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12
Il pncknre ofGood, Ioat

No., PI1"uSo y UVVUS tUSI'
a BOX containing china ware, marked s.. NJ.
u f2nar|es & Co. Louisn Court House, Pa. oorc
9E & Il. James * Co, Richmond IA, and wb,h
was shipped pr. seAr. Er1 on her Irst pov1re 6,,,
Ne,c Yo't, has not yet been received, ANY info,-
nation relative TO this package win be thankfully
may H." Il. s. e. JAMES e. Co.
Market eyrua,.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12

An honest Dutchmlu his return lon ,7, P,psvvar;
Legislature, was acoosed by of his nershhors sven MIR
Air - 20 bc suIr knows not va, dc rch, do m,tr luz,
hundred dauler' W. '''A' wv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12

e oow's statement shows The of money e Ted
eact >'e 'd Ieryito'y he Untoi Sfaty INN, IorL.
.n d'T.oeeg""f ,o, he adoption ~ Ne Esreyai Con.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12
DrrAnrMgnr or SrArE,

= = DIny !, 1870.
M an bnren presents his respects TO Mr.. Sade.
and informs him, reply to his letter OF las. EVENING
that the note addressed by Mr. Van Buren, TO MI
Shade. was written to apprse him ofNIr. Van Burens
intention to discontinue his services in the Depart
rmcht, without designing to convey the inputation
Mr. s refers to- or nny other or to make nuv ov,,lo
nations except far related to the time selected
for tie>uoticc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12
WAsu,Noroy. Mav 9Th ,a,o

>, - ASHINGToS, May 5th, 1929.
SIN: The note which YOU did me the honor IN NIL
dress to me the LIST instant, has been received
Connected with the explicit enquiries in mine OF the
10Th uno, to which il Is n reply, Ircpard IL "a
presume you intended should, as cxoneratipg mo
from the imputatiUn of Incompetence or inf, i hf,I
ness IN the discharge Of the duties of the situation
rom which you have bouored inc with n renoval
Satisfactory, however, as your note is ON this pont
H. nevertheless, leaves yet unexplained tho 'sduiy
by which, IN your note Of diemission ro, ,cnro
sent yourself to have been imtrlled 10 ,lo, ne,
am bound W presume, Sir, that Won do not 1850
words without meaning aid IN a case which so decplv
affects myself, must bo excused # press The
enquiry with some carnestncss-y.bat cons;dora
tons in the absence Of incompetcncv or uns;,hf,i
ness can cSist of sufficient Inagnit ude to dignirv
with the appcation of duy the sudden expuisior Of
public officer from SCI vice. "
y n!n aware Sir tina, the principle of rotation in
Wice something's alluded to, dnd, indeed oflafe nj
most exclusively relied (sincc certain other ron
soas nave been ionnd not 90 bear examinatioul no
lustIiypg the system Of prescription of which have
neon made victim. But can hardly persuade nv.
such Justification. .P
The great principle which los ut the bottom oe
TINS subjects but which, ubfortuna,ely seems in rho
,atG dlspcnsatons oil 'rewnrds' and 'puuishncnisr
10 have bcen quite overlooked, is, that tho varous
oces OF the government are instituted not for tho
benefit OF those who seek Tor, and obtniu them noy
yet for the advantage Of those pablo servants bo
may be entrusted with The duty of filing them, but
."' "ieOenSJ"9 me "1non. That Is, beyond all ques
uon' best consulted by combining capacity ond fdcG
~ as far as practicable, with ezperieace This is
what is due to me pDbGc.
bot there is something nlsD due to competent and
ailhlnl ohlcers--I mean particularly 10 those. the
proper discharge of whose official duties nccessorilv
or most usually, prevents from resoring to any other
v'chns OF support. Such, Sir, you well know to be
,hc case with all the Offices connected with tho Co
vefnnent Of the United States in this CITY. And Won
orc wci ayerc too, that the sblpries allowed 10 mos,
n2 AL OF them are bit barely suficcntt 10 furnish
~ tlIs eys decent support Is tho incumbents and
hS 20 families" they have, moreover, by service
NJ any considerable ,lnration necess,riv ,onJo.oJ
Irt"Tn toformer pursuits, resort IN new onIrov
nen's, extremely difficult, if not inpracticable. dii
cut and impraciicablc IN degree proportionod ,o
Lle oxcl1sivenoss and fidelity Of har devotion 70 ,le
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12

ZEE ireslncnt Jacks0s Iuaospral Address and nm he,
10 the Legislature ofthat State ~ '-'" ioiH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12
SUGARS.

4 "A Hhds 81 Cfoix sugars
Az landing irOm Schr. Hornet, for sale w
may l&-U DAVENPORT ALLEN g. 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-12

Co,resPvndenee betosen Mr.. Van BUREK, Secretary
q State sasd Mr.. SLApE, tate Clerk IN that Ds-
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30
TRANSIT ORTATTON
NOVICE.

DY order of the Hon. Court of Probate for D the District of Norfolk, will be sold at public anction. on Monday the ilth day of May next, at one o'clock F. M. unless pre- vi0usly disposed of It private sale, sO much of the real estate of JOHN CAMP, late ol Norfolk, in said district. as will raise the sum of one hundred and ninety-ons dollars and twelve cents. with incidental charges of sale. Sale t0 commence at l o'clock F. M. on the premises.
 DARIUS CAMP, Administrator.
 NorloX, April 95, 1899 xA0
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30
COrmsoaN Female AcadcUe,y.

THE public is informed that Mrs. LYNDON con. tinues her SCHOOL in South Cornwall. The mex, quarter will commence the first Monday in Nlay.- Young ladies from abroad may be accommodated with board at reasonable rrics and in respectable fam
 lies, near the school house. A number can obtain board, should they prefer it. in the same family with
 Mrs. LRdOn. The of studies in this institution comprises all the branches necessary to suLslantia education together with such ornamental branches arc tanghin seminaries including all the varieties of plain and ornamental ,needle-work. The cxperi. ence which Mrs. L. has had in her employment in ts city of ofNcw.York, aud alss Ut the South, connected with the universal satisfaction given since she has been in this place, fully authorizesthc cefthat none will he disappointed who entrss their daughters to her care. .46s ss Cora,raM, AvriR 05
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30
MORGAN,6 V -
 (FORMERLY RIPLEY'sl United States Hotel.
HARTFORn. CONN

HARTFORD, CONN.
 Directly north cf the St0te House, Frontinr south on hte PMbl;c Square, and acittin vies0 cfoN the PG6Iic Bs3ldings. m TNHlS splendid establishment is to be con- A tinued by the subscriber; and for the pleasantness of its Lodging rooms, with Par. i0urs attached thereto; the convenience of sitting Parlours, and the extent of it's Dining Room, it will compete with any other Estab- 'lshment in New-England. Being deternIin- ed to sustain the character which this rstab- 'lsh'ncnt has so justly acquired, no exertiOns sna'l be wanting by its present proprietor to Glve to its patrons universal satisfaction. Y
 HOMER MORGAN. < Hartford. April so 46
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-30

E. is stated that iD the jail of Rowan county, N. C. (Ee largest county in she state, containing pOpua- ton of nearly SOOOo there is nOt, and has not been for many weeks single prisoner; and dhat nOt sin gle writ was returned to the la seFm Ofthe Superior Court. -5-~t i