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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-23
Wines and Groceries,
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL.
South Wing
OF Union Bank buildings
q n o O z n re s.

a ROC e n les.
SusARs--iIavana white and brown, N. Or.
leans, lump, loaf, and chfystalized.
CoFrEE- Cuba, st Domingo, and Old Java.
RAisIrs--M Malaga, kegs g. boxes, blovm
muscstcl and bunch.
Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassis, Cinnamon, nacs,
citron, Pinlento, pepper, currants, Almonds
starch, soap, CASTLE soap, lccoriso, indigo,
mustard, chocolate, prunes. olive oil, olives,
cspres. snchovics, ginger, pear ashes, potash.
o., butter, cheese, pine apple cheese
LoRILLARD's Mscabesu, rsppee, and Scotch
Snuff, and r. A. l. tobacco.
Dos AsIeos best yellow and spotted segars
vInoisiA, Csvcndish, ladies' twist No !,
Tobacco, I2s and ICs
Flour, Rice, buck wheat, peas, beans, orsn.
ges and lemons.
WIN Es,
MApEinA--L.P., Sicily, Tenerife and Mar.
seilles.
LIssos, BRowS ssEHRv, MALAoA sHrRRr,
DRr MALAGA.
PonT-suPsrior Old, common and Calabri.
an ditto.
.Msrgsux, Psulisc, Msdoc, 81
Georges, ssutern, 30
Superior sparkling.
QUO RS,
BnAsDr-outsr and Dupuy, seignstts, q
Weis
Rux-Old Jsmaics, st. Croix, &c.
Gn- Holland and country.
PssTrn-English and American, Hibbers
Brown Stout, pt. & qt bottles.
TE As,
IsprMAL-C Ca,tys and cannisters.
GusrowpIR-do. do.
Hyson. Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, Sou.
cbonr. Pouchong, DC.
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HIS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
At his Store head Of Gdrdnsr's phdrf, merit
South Of he BrstcerH
1 great variety Of CORDlALs, fgood
quality, such as Robbery, or Winter
green, Peppermint, Annisccd, Tsnsy, Cinnn
mon, Lemon, Glove, and Spearmint Cordals
The above may be had in any quantity al 80
cents per gallon.
Also; a general assortment Of GROCE.
RIES, Liquors, Wines, Teas. Crockory, &c
which will be sold as cheap as can be purchas.
ed elsewhere.
Tho subscriber gratefully Acknowledges the
liberal patronage hitherto afforded by his
friends, and hopes by his endeayors TO please
and strict Intention 10 business, TO merit a
continuance Of their nvors. Feb 26.
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Respectfully informs has Jr,sads ana hs
public,
TNHAT he has renewed from Bannlstcf's
Il wharf TO the Bake House in Broad
street. formerly occupied BY Moses & W.
Thurston, directly opposite the t,sy Scales,
where he intends carrying on the
IA.E.N& EiysIS..SsSo
IN ALI Irs VARIOUS BRANCHES,
and where may be had at my hour 10 the
day the following kinds oi BREAD. yiz;--
Loaf Bread, sugar aRd molasses Ginger.
bread, hard and sof. Crackers, NeV York
do. ship and Pilot bread, sugar and mo-
lssses Cookies; Buns. tea rusk, spougb
lemon cake, butter biscuit; water biscuit,
&c. &c &c.
Mr. GEoRGE w. SrANHoPE, al TIE cor
.ner Of Banu's,er's wharf, will he supplied,
,for the accommodation OF custonpysre-
siding in that vlc,nity) with the above ar
uclss cvery morning, where they may DO
bought AT the same price as at the Bake
fIouse.
Stores and families. in any part oi' the
'own, can be furnished from his cart, With
,ny articles in his line.
WEDDLvG C.3KES. warranted Of the
first quality, made TO order.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-07-23
WOOL CaRDING.
THE subscriber informs his old Gus
Il toners and the public, that he contin
ues to Card Sleeps Wool of all grades.
+, Cloth DreSSiNO.

He also continues to Dye g. Dress Wool
len Cloths Of every description, real Indigo
Blue and all other colors required.
He will also manufacture Wool into warn
OF cloth, all which will be done speedily. in
a superior style, and on the most ressona
bic terms. SAMUEL CLARKE.
UsArticles intended 10 be sent TO tho Fac
tory, may be lett with Geo Knowles or job
Sherman, Newport; Sanford Amy, Little
Compton; Poleg Cory, Tiverton; OF Jeremiah
Clifford, Bristol Ferry May 81, 1929
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Summer NanMe\s.

"M. JAMES TILLEY, has just OPEN
w ed. a number Pieces of fire and
thin Flannels, suitable for the season.
Just received, yellow Navarinos, and viii.
open both white and yellow, to morrow.
May1S.
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Jennct Drummonds

k1 NEW 81 FASHIONABLE Goods,
among which Gre the following:-
Stamp Ca,nbrics, Rich fancy handkfs.
Calicos, Plain white shawls,
Fancy ginghams, Colored do.
Turkey red DO .Marccilire do.
Musiins, Gros dc Naples,
Iaces, Levantines,
Shawls, Sattins,
Gloves, Italiancts,
Mitts, Bombazins,
Csmbrics, Bsttistos,
Barege Scsrfs, Lace Wells,
Satin Brllian,s, Hair puffs,
Worsted bsrcge hdkfs Summer Curls,
Elegant ribbons, Combs,
Also, three Cssos Of tins Dunsiable and
open work bonneis. June II.
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BY AUTHORITY.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE
SECOND sEssIos or The TwEsrISTn
coSGREss.
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James MumfOrd,
HAS JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK,
A Fresh Supply Of Dry Goods,
.4mong tehich dre--

V"6 N'sN'
TRENCH and English ginghams; very
Il handsome small figured calicos, some as
low as I2A cents; furniture chintz, Grande.
nell, Hamelton stripe, Tom & Jerry stripe
Jean, brown drilling, Italian black and India
lutestring, fine yellow nankin, fg'd and plain
green gauze wells, bang up cord. black Ievan
tine hdkfs brown and striped bsttiste. Irish
linen, black Canton Grape, Valencia and Mar
settles vest patterns, barage hdkfs. hthogra'
phic and cashmere do. gsuze do, gentlemen
and ladies' horse skin gloves, pongses, corset
lacing, superior silk and cotton umbrsllss,
Swiss and Scotch muslin, black and white
silk gloves, silk shawls and plain wbre do for
Friends, black and colored gros de Naples,
Russia diaper, damssk table linen, black and
red circassian, with a general assortment OF
Goods found in Dry Goods Stores.
A l. $ o,
Bleached and unbleached cotton, striped
cingbsm, and bedticks, very cheap.
Iith June, Ic29 9s
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s7cNH CUTTING

TN all its various branches, such 90 monu.
Il uments, tomb and grave stones, chimney
pieces. free stone and soap stone for fire pls.
ces, marble facing, free stone steps, granite
for steps and under pinning, f,g and curb
stone for siec walks For further particulars
inquire Of ws. LorV
June IL,
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eight hundred and twenty eight, twenty
four thousand four hundred and ninety dol.
lars.
SEc. 2. find be IL further enacted, That
the several sums hereby appropriated shall
be paid out Of any money IN the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated.
Approved sd March, 1929.
--@We--
AN ACT for the preservation and repair
of the Cumberland Road.
BE Il enacted BY The Senate aud House of
Representatives. oj he United States of 4
msrica in Congress assembled, That the
sum Of one hundred thousand dollars be.
and the same is hereby granted, TO be ps
out Of any moneys in The Treasury not 9th
srwise appropriated, 10 the purpose OF re
pairing bridges, wallis, and other works. on
the Cumberland road, East Of Wheeling,
where the same may be necessary, in the
judgment of the Superintendent, for the
purpose of pattlng the said road in repair: !:
and the said Superintendent shall be ap
pointed by the President Of the Unitcu
States, and shall receive the same compen-
sation as the Supernte OF tho sale
road west Of Wheeling
Approved Sd March, 1900.
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NEW GOODS.

HARvEY SESSIONS has received
4 Il aud now offers for sale, a complete
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

sages Of the canoniers," who had served uu-
Ger Napoleon Ia .yp;, conclud,ng their Sdfuos.
VIVA, a scene Their begrimmed counte-
nances their Joyous expression, their stern dis
ciplur, wer, fine.
Napolron's conduct is not correctly repre-.
| sented-I win not say n'isyepres ented. True II
! is when the event took place, there were some
symptoms Of great alarm, 10 the safety OF
the Infant tina approached our world. d.
6ois, the accnueher, was for q moment in hesi
ta,ion. The Emperor Napoleon approached
the room If the Empress, and, with that h m
ness characteristic, exclaimed, Uu6ois, Il
will use his Expression in French and In Eng
lish) "faites done CONNIE vous terief suedun femme
de due de ST. Dennis act as you would do with
woman Of ST. Dennis sree,-not the most
fashionable or delicate street in Paris and the
practitioner, so supported, ushered into exist,
rnee what ought now 10 be the Sovereign OF
France, because such was the national SEMI
ment and wish.
Often have gone to the Thuilleres, and
dwell. (within few PAGES OF young Napoleon)
on his coun enance, his fathers forehead while
in the arms OF his nurse, REGULARLY selected for
temper ard temperament, being OF five feet nine
or ten, and of fullest dimensions.
You can either place this in the Gazette or
place it in the FIRE. But every syllable is true.
No mist'6c alton, no h!peibolc, whie h tie Eng
lish editor must employ. Bu LEI i, BE- impress
SD even on the present generation, that no
greater man-except Alfred Of England and
Washington OF America-ever lived a, leas,
so thinks ore who has often seen Napoleon, aud
heard ofhis private rats from his attendants
He conrradicts Sull,'s Che Bogi apher Of
Henry QUARRY assertion, that no man was
hero to his vale, de chambre
MEMPHIS.
Nora BENE.-" The Stiffness Of Marie Lou
Isl was very uniavorabIy Coz rasled with the
easy grace Of jose phire." l. was only the
difference between French and austrian manner.
sephine had wi"nmg manner and graceful
ness Marie Louise th' proud naughty sep,
the full con"mpluons lip If the family If Lor-
raine Accidentally was near TO her, and can
actually Judge.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

Examine well. or GU may not detect
Whether from habit or from tpiR you act Z.

Mr EdHor-rae interesting remarks upon
the Dig, republsh'd from the Library Of Use
fol Krowledg", brough 10 my mind an su'hrn>
tic anecdole Of the same animal, related to me
some years ago.
A Quaker gentleman possessed n valuable
dog, that was &c, US omed TO flo" his master
o various places, and amongst OF e"s regularly
vice week 10 meetng, where re would lie
by his masters feet till he meeting concluded.
Al length The old gentlemen died, but rhf dog
continued 10 go regularly 20 meeting, at the
same time Of day, ADD le in the .ame place, as
lons as he lived, which was d number OF ye IFS.
This anecdu'e has appeared to me to be
donbl, interesting |! has al interest in its ex
addition OF the character of he dog. IL has
an i,iertst, also, in its exhibition Of the poWer
hat may carry 10 place OF worship, 10 wi, :
Habit. Would ii moi be Interesting were
minister 10 put The question 10 each Individual
voa here and, ajmi1Iirg Them 10 answer With
sincerity, see how mary 90, IS the d"S o'"'
through mere power Of Habr: ohe a as,'
w,nld end. avor 20 give .andid, though IL
were a aiscrrditabe answer; and APP'ehrho
the CUES ion would nave tendency % Drug
home the scattered thoughts of man another
DESULrORY THINNER
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COMMUNICATIONS.

M. Ed,Jor-Do no, be alarmed, am no'
a., saving one word for or against JA;E.1N
r., n. ,r,icle h AIDED NAPoLEoN in thu NO.
- T. phe,;x." Crrom the Westm'nstrr Re-
,;sw for Ap,i) requires some comment nom
-, ,ber !, Paris, and also when y"uns Ma
I,.on rh. ba, three or four pronoml a apno
-, ., cong, omina) 6rss drew breath. oim
pie facts interest
7, had been anrounced that it Maria Louise =
shsnar,-no, ncconehmeaf"-prudu.ed
. p,;nce. one hundred AID one saln es. nom
c,,,,,.o handlers, should fesnunG from the
h,,,srr opposi,e the Hotel des I'M aiides-h a
pi;.s ,ve,.y-one. then lodged IN thc
c.nvho,r,s ST G rmaine. Passing through
r. my say-outlihes OF the palace oi ne
,;llsr;es QUE Of the Imperial Guard "a
cbs,aI" Challenged mc-qu' rrs~'dfrefe1 - !
.r.ss,d his exdminatioD-but just as NJ saio
nnss,y done, q carriage and four-h was near
r,,,ln,phI-dro,e towards inc palace oo
.,r;c, we're the orders respecting the approach
;n, . aecoaehemeat" Of her MaJes'y, that The
rpn,,n.l csled out 10 the coac"man OF one o.
N FIRST Graudees OF the Rea!m-pds pas =
oe,t.y-(an idomarical trans, hnn.) wehueo
INV way 10 my lodgings ru"lna'lhg on tue 'P
nroschins event, which, IT feeung rrencn gen
IL p,,n had remarked, would settle me ia'e u
tbeir country. II Prince, the dignity oil DO
r.o.r,e n,ieltbe pr served and con,inued-Ii ;
pr;ncrs,, The lOi Sabgue, excluding females from
,h. ,brnne, would be dangerous barrier IN IN
ure. reached my hotel, the porter handed
light, aud l retired. In the mornins, when II
IN, act of pulling on my boots. the first cannon
sopndcd Pro ably nrver--nay, may say Ger
,.,,l, nsyer-was moment Of more iniens
in,.r... ,xcited in Pari>-greater even than a
~ ,n,s>acre OF s Bartholomew day. whe
Adm;ra, Coligny fell held suspended m
~, Unaware that fel' so deeply in the gene
"a, feeling. The cannon ha Numbered W
60. ss,,,ed anxiety. rushed out, being Win
:, e., bu drrd vasds Of he Ho's' as lava
Iides, and Witnessed the brown, darkensd VI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03
EXPERIENCE.

NEwYoRK, MAY 29.-Iapt. Ellis has favored
u, with Ha, ana papers TO the lon INST ne IN
f,rms tina, the u. S schr. Shark was cruizing
among the Col,erados, and il was supposed
would succeed in capturing more Of the pra 'es.
if propery aided by the Spanish G'ver"m nj
The Spanish squadron IN port, CONSISTED o,
ships Of the line, figa'es, hr,Es' anu
schoo, era young man named Johhs'n' OF
this city, had been de- Dyed without the walls
of Havana, and robbed of II doubloons.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03
SAMUEL MOTIF Clerks
MARY BRISTOL

Poisonous EFFECTS OF 80. noyeahIt
man of this county "ran on ~" and tire.
properly, consi,ing Of eight nesrs9Fss lis debu-
rorses, 10 avoid the payment o, C ~" at
the properly was found in South s .s wee
e"nsnsd 'i in To" the jail of Aoes'is .J p
While in close confinement, The w 'hiI' caused
jail aS %s, P 'en days. s' the death
mos si.d kv wb ," yioIru, coughs proeesd"s; Ii'
less from iohal'Dg The p''''"S Georgia pq~'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

JONATHAN CATHELL, who was comml'iea 10
the Jail IF this B.rough on charge oil orins
ing w,,oin ,he limits OF this State, hom the Is
land Of ST. Bartholomew, Tree oo'oreo per
son. and attempting 10 sell The same as slave
was. or examination by The Court OF Aldermen
las, week, discharged, he proof oil the ieaoing
fsc,s not being ,uhi iently strong 20 "arFan'
~, commi,m.n for trial by the sup rior Court.
The negro ha, been gl'eu up 70 Mf. anen'
h. own-r Of the vessel, " witch he was brough,
to this place, to be sent back TO .; b|r'nolo'
mews. Norfolk Beacon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03
P,oposed Rules 70, me projected Sov'ngs Bnnt.

Proposed Rules 70, he projected Sno'nss bnnF'
ls, The furd, Of ne SAVINGS B1nk shall BE-
de,o,i,,d in the -- Bank, and shall be EMU
led to three per cent interest, IN nal! yearly
ios,alments: tie said interest to be added 10 the
princ;paI a, III, expiration Of eac" half year,
AVID 10 b, ar in,crrs fr"m tina lime until pIya-
bite snd paid TO me owner.
o.. Deposits OF a'y sum from tve doiIa's
ana npwards, shall be recerrd
Sd Every person dtposi ing shall 'urnish
h,,, s. with a book, in Which me receiving
clera Il, upon presentation, make regular
.n,ry ai Ill sums paid in. or Withdrawn
4lh. Morey with the interest Cue 'h're"9:
IT. v bc witNtrswn three years afrr the da'e OF
is d.oasi,. s. no, sonner; s. n" interest is To he
tx,et ed or ,eceivad upan the # acional parts "'
-, dollar, or for he tract unal parts at month.
Tie ,l,r,a ions proposcd from he p'o'ef pub
lishe N tuesdays 7sper, are party Tor me
be- eff It III rec, i,ing eek whose labor w"u d
BE - dies, ii deposits Of one do'lar were recev-
ed, ana wlhlrawn again q, he pleasure OF the
owner: par Cor the b"n'6 of The receiving
bank. which will thus b. able 10 estimate the
deposits as fixed capital for three years at leas;
and par " for the benefit of the deposlor,,
who VII nus receive, ultimately, compound IN
crest on their deposits.
EVDFRIENCE
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SELECTED POETRY.

From the London New Monthly Magazine for April
"BRymen dit-on. craini les petit Cousins "-[scRIsE
Had you ever Cousin, Tom
Did your Cousin happen to sing
Sisters we've all by the Dozen Tom,
But Cousins different thing
And you'd find, if you ever had kss'd her, Tom,
(But let this be a secret between us)
That your lips would have been in lister, Tom,
For they're not of the sister genus.
There is something Tom. in Sisters lip,
When ye give her good mig lit kiss,
That savcurs so much of re lationship,
That nothing occurs amiss
But Cousins lip ifyou unite
With yours in the quietest way,
Instead of sleeping wink that night,
You'll be dreaming the following day.
And people think it no harm, Tom,
With a Cousin to hear you talk
&And no one feels any alarm, Tom,
AZ quietly cousinly walk -
But. Tom, you'll soon find what happen to know,
ss&rhstsuch walks often grow into strsyng,
ia Me voices of Cousins sometimes so low,
Heaven only knows what you'll be saying
And then there happen so often, Tom,
Soft pressure of hands and fingers,
And looks&ha were moulded to soften, Tom,
And tones on which memory fingers
And long ere your walk is half over, the strings
of your heart are ali put INTO play,
BY the voice of those far demi-sstery things,
In not quite the most brothcrly way.
And the song of Sister may bring 20 you, Tom,
Such tones the angels WOO,
But fear If your Cousin should sing to you, Tom,
You'll take her for angel too:
For 50 curious note IS that not. Of theirs,
That You'll far.ey the voiea ,h-t ra~e'
Hal been all the while singing the National Airs
Instead of the Psalms OF David.
Ionce had Cousin that sung, Tom'
AMI her name may be nameless now
eut the sound ofthose soigs is still young ion''
Though We are no lonSerso:
IT'S FOLLY to dream Of bower OF green'
When there is not leaf on the 'ree;
But ',wix walking and singing, that Cousin mas 'een
God forgive her the ruin OF me.
And now care nought for society, Tom,
And lead most snchori'e life
For I've loy'l myself into sobriety, Tom
And out of the wish for a w'tes
e,, oh, fl said but half what might say,
Il Sc sad were the lessons 'twou'd grve'
Tba, rwould keep you from loving for many day.
And from Cousns-as long As you hve
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

mic ceremonial of laying the stone of the first
lock begun on the cnnal, at O'Clock, tomorrow.
BE so good to communicate this apology for my
necessary absence occasion interesting, and
my thanks to your brother Mssons for the dignity
which they are about to impart to it.
. am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
C.. +. MERCER.
DANIEL VAN SLrKE ESQ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

CHARITY, WITHOUT esTENrAT1oS n" 81"
know indi idual recently enclosed one tno"Sond
dollars in note signed Charity, to the treasurer
Of he St Joseph, Orphan Asylum fhi'aae''
oh, a, in aid Of its funds
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

Ardent spirits az" banished, nearly, from
public tables Gentlemen are no longer seen
With their decaulers of brandy before hem.
II they have occasion, even for medicinal pur,
poses, for little stimulus, they take II as II
by stealth and blush TO b. sen with he glass
to their lips. Only make II "nfas"'onooe 10
dr;nk and ,he hene,nlerr objec, of Temper
.nce h,soc,s.ious is more han haif attained
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

1t is stated ,hsr Stephen G'rard has loaned
the STATE Of rn,yl,ania 800 600, for the Cd"
nal fund, tha, the Me- hsnics bark PhiladeiPhIa.
loaned for the SAM fund S2o,ooo-'he bank Of
Pepnsyl,ani, 8 Co., 900 and the Philadelphia
bank $50 900
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

Amelia was The OILY co"n " ioh remained
to be heard fr 'm-J"n.s Lcssh, and TAYLOR
entered il with flying colo's. inr con,es, was
evidently between w. B. Gil 5, L q he pre-
Sent Governor, and William S. A'cher, Esq.
Member Of hr Hous- Of Rep so,arnes IF the
United Safes. What ad ed NV interest 10
The contest was. thar Amelia was h, home Of
each, and thus the struggle VS. at their own
doors. Mr.. Giles went into the county bout
80 votes ahead of Mr.. Archer. The election
was on Thursday; and the following is the re-
sul.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03
BEDFORD DfsTRIcT.

It is said tina, Messrs. Pcachv, K G''mer,
Calohill Menniss, md Colonel William Camp.
veil uf Bedford. and MIR. SAMUEL ClAy'or OF
Lynchburg, will be elected. according to tie
woes watch were given in, at Bedford over
Judge William Daniel, DR.. Saunders, Mr.. "
Booker OF B"ckioG am, &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

They cure the tooth ache IN Mexico oy
pouring spirits into the ear All sorts oil genes
are cured here by pouring il INFO the throat.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

Gen. peeram and Col Jos Goodwin attend
ed ,bfir own couny (Didwiddir) only. Col
Goodwin was Withdrawn by his friends a, the
Brunswick cleo ion; as was also Major James
II f;hoIsoo. who has been sbscn, from The
S,a,e. OF cours-, General William II Brod-
nax.G C. Dromgoole, Mark Alexander, (mem-
her of Conpress) aud William O. Go"de are
elected.
The HANOVER DITRicT
The following is corrected account OF the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

A protector a, the Wes'"arl, proposes TO
Law heavy duties upon i'm >orted aud domes'ic
,iquors and TO exp-ud those duties IN pFsmi'
ums to the abstemious.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03
ORANGECoUNTY.
four first named elected.

DISTRICT OF AMELIA. SC.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

An engagement Of he President and Diree-
tors of III, Company, on different p'r' u 'he
Canal, pre,en,ed their presence al the iay
ing OF the Corner stone a, the 8 u sso'ioh' ne
attendance Of the President OF The Company
was prevented also ,, other du'its, WHICH 'h'
subjoined letter from him will 'xpinh;
WAsa,xaros, MAY %. 1929.
Dx,n SIR :The ndispens.h necessit, ilan under OF
preparing in very short time, of inateraisyet to be
coli, cted and arranged the ANUS! report to be sub
mted to the Stockholders of the Chesapeake and ONO
Csnai COMPANY, in general ne ehg on Monday nj xt'
denies to me the pleasure OF being present AZ the Sso
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03

A correspondent, says, for the other oandi
dates, none This being the last county in,
the District, makes the result, in the entire DIS
;rirt stand thus:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-03
VIRGINIA CoNvEN ZION.

DANIEL VAN SLrKE, Esq.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-09

An Act in addition to an Act, entitled
 "An Act relating to Sign Posts."
 Be it enactedbythe Senate and House ct Representations in General Assembly com- Uencd, Thatin the town of Salisbury, in the Furnace Village so called, within forty rods of the Post- Office in said village, there shall be erected and supported at the cost of said town, an additional Sign-Post to be used for the same purpose as other Sign-Posts in the several towns in this State by law are.
 Approved-May 26, 1929. '-
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-07-09

An Act in addition to an Act, entitled
 "An Act relating to Sign Posts."
 Be tt enacted by thc Senate and House of Representatives in General Assembly cOnUened, That in the town of Ellington, within twenty rods of the Methodist meet ing-house, Gin the Equivalent so caIled,) there shall be erected and supported, at thr cost of said town, an additional Sign Post, in the same manner,. and to be im- proved for the same purpose, as other Sign Posts in the several towns in this State by law are.
 Approved-May 26, 1929. -