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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04
FAN GonAS.

FAIL GoDAS.
ktnAgLES BENNETT has recered and offers for
u sale uhoesae and retail
Superfine black, Navy blue and olive cloths
Back. dsrk blue and steel mixed kerscymeres
Fine blue aud steel naked satuncits
Ladies' lark blue and cisret hlbit-cio'hs
A variety of med drab cloths and kerstys
bale uf very stnu, English hrah aud mixed DO
Ladies' hosxin and fork tan gloves
Gentemen's English doe,kln Tito ct trs' quality
Flag, Madras and compsny bandanns hdkts
Bi.ck Italian and English sewing-s' ks, OF frst qE
general ass0r' ment of cotton, silk and lambs
wool hose
A few dozen of first quality ladies' black and
slate worsttd hose
Cotton balls assorted from 20 10 90
100 packs a, II aud so German pins, quality SAID
,obe very superior to English
Rose blankets heavy, full sized English, from 9
To 1874
Irish n-ns sni diapers, Domestic goods
A general ,ssn,tm. M f brown and Hieached cot
,ons. amonrs, ,hs after of extra quality, III in-
taton of Madras cot,ons
case YER, stout ShsetnCs
Two bales domestic Eerscys tor negroes
4 bali, NJ 40 M. inseys, very ,nnd quality
White, red. yellow and green hlnaeis
S,,s,hn,. ~ and 7 bed ticks and checks
SfysE THINE and SHOE THREAD,
sep, -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04
Papcr iIangings. &C.

TaPtT iiAII STII9s. &C.
's7!iF subscriber being an appon'-i agent has just
received, and Tor III" rurc VIII be regularly sup
piled 18th, an extensive assortment at
Papcr Hnngings, Fire .Srrerns, Sc.
nf,he nas, ft'., unable and approve pa terms.
which he will dispose nf at advantageous rates. 10
those who purchase ~ sell again, liberal discount
will be made The above hea'Ititular,clss have been
rccsnil, imported from Paris and are well worth the
attention of ,he pubic, heing much superior to any
ever offered for sale ~ tho District
Dyeiuy and Securing,
in all its various branches, executed style Of supe
rior nea;ness Cotton snd wors,ed Da.ee colonred in
the bes mann,r u. j. SAiNt'n',
Wes,sie ofRo,ai, between King < prince-sts
u,ly Il
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04
Notice.
w anteA,

US0R the remainder Of this year, NEGRO MAN,
Il one accustomed 10 using whipsaw would be pre-
ierred. JOSIAH H. DAVIS
feb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04
Notice.

1--WE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
4 the public that H. carries on his old stand, south
side Of Kng.sreet, nearly opposite the Mechanics
port Alexandria the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04
Choice Wines

q n s. " JANNEY, agents of J. II. March *
-. Co. of Madeira, have received per brig Baltimore
ond schr Velocity Just arrived from Naieira choice
election of WINES of the following kind:
Bnr,m.dv "' In pipes, hs'fppes Quarter
: Trio casks and A"'f-q""F'eT-'''s''
pat nj Shch is in the Custom House and entitled to
debenttre. oc'-'-"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04
Cotton Seine iWine.

q ~ s. Il. JANNEY have commenced making
=. Cotton Seine Irvine at the OCCOQU.7N Fac
TONY. Persons wishing to buy, can have it made to
order OF any size. oct28-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04
Robert barry

As just received. AMI is opening a. his store,
q northeast of King and ROYAL streets for.
mpriy occupied by Mrs Shc,ion, an assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY ooops,
Consisting in part IF the Joito,cing articles:
Cloths and cassimercs
Casspets and vesting
Nerino shaws and scarfs
Thbet do and handkerchcfs
Cloth shawls and cotton do
Cambria, book and Swiss m,sns
Bsndanro and cntton handkerchiefs
blankets, fanneis and green bai2e
Bcached brown and co!ored domestic cottons
Irish linen and lawns -.
Calicoes and circasSi
Ladies' white and b bose
Gent!emen's white.S} sk socks
White and blacEttn.]
Bir!aps and scof5EAna
Cotton yarn and Hspx~other articles
Gcnrlemen's plaid cloaks
All of which will be sold at reduced prices for cash
dec 9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04
New Orleans Packets

,isk '"'ng been engagedin the Ne,, orleans trade
A-GEi' ar Ns'nnu. ', the transport and the
"@'a' WI DPS BiRGE, during the lot season,
i' ewing cnR>drr,1I= encouragement from hip.
@-@d undertake % keep bpth oi Ia It vessels
D.|.r"l TAT trade. The WArsINsToN's I}AaGE will
o." NaA1'>> Z" ~ abnr, the mjdi Of January, and
1'gho' 'a' nh, qusn'i,y 80 maze IL an ob
y e" a'ta ctrS,, Offers at either l,chmnnd or
y N.'@ me Z the vessels w,tl be sent To- either
~" NV eNnrn'e toshjppcrS; arwheu such qu,n-
' '''" 4 'tfe IS 10 make it ut 'SS Importance the
'','''' AZ p" nud ., u,to \nrflS In pniot at sail
20. '.'-Ns's', nave proved ii smSelyss eqnd, If not
''E I'd ~ N IA" trade; and the masters SHALL be
".n'~doe approved IT.
r. C!.URCHwARD & SON,
= '- N';pdrii Gazette Richmond Compiler,
"a - .'.,"Is t,puhlc.a, Nil please insert the
'., " u, VI december, ant .fterwsrd, insS ri the
Aoae, t. aa then rory ard ,he,r accounts TOR pay.
x G.. Y y
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-04
Z. Cs.URCHwARD & SON,
Ohiu &oNAs

'NNl>riNGpE 8nt.er. Ioa I,naen, Flax, Fesh
y y - CTpeunE, -, Nr,clcS soI eF their kind.
~, oy n. MILLER & son.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-10-02

An English pedestrian is about to walk
1000 miles in is successive days, st-the
Labyrinth Garden, Philadelphia.
The auction duties IN Philadelphia last
quarter amountedst to $25, ,822, 81.
sYoung Kean has been we'll reccNedir
PhiladslPhia. -, y, ~ ), ~. !
A council Of the Six Nations have cho-
son Susaenaya, a pagan, called ny the
whites Jenny Johnson, az successor 10
Red Jacket. ssalttt .s
The private treasury ofthe Dutchcss ei
.Angouicme, about 1900, 900 francs, mas
been captured by the National troops. 3
Chateaubriand, on his first aPpe
in public afler the Revolution, wns iouo'y
greeted by the people. g ..gnr -,--- -
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-10-02
M an RE ID,

In Newport, by the Rev. Mr.. Choules,
NJ. Josiah s. Munro, formerly Of Bris-
tol, to Miss Abbey w. Bigley, daughter
ofCapt. John Bigley, ofNewport.
In Portsmouth, RI on the Cd ult.. by
the Rev. Mr.. Eddy: Mr. Lemuel Mosh-
er, Of Westport, Mass. to Miss Mary
Carr, daughter of Mr.. Richmond Carr,
Of Portsmouth.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-10-02

'yWyHE subscriber hereby gives pub
lie notice tbat he mas been appoint
ed by the Hon. Court of Probate OF the
town of Warren, Guardian Of W,ltiam
Bo,ren, Charles p. Boieer, Rebecca BoW-
en-, and Mary Barcn, children oil the late
Mr.. Henry Bowen, Of Warren, deceas-
ed, Minors, Under the age of ID years,
and has given bonds according to law
lie hereby calls upon all persons having
demands against snid William, Charles
r. Rebecca, and Mary, to exhibit the
same to him within six months from the
date hereof, and those indebted to make
immediate payment.
HE.NRYH. LUTHER, Guardian
= Aug. 20. .tN .s
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-10-02
MW@WU@.

"HE undersigned being appointed
by the Hon. the Supreme Judicial
Court, at Bristol, September Term, 1880
Assignee of the Estate and effects ol
JOH.NJ. DAVIS,
of said Bristol, Cordwainer, gives notice,
that six months are allowed to the Credi-
tors Of said Davis, to EXHIBIT and prove
their claims against his estate.
~ GEORGE HOWE.
e Bristol, Sept. 21, 1880. lOAJ
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-10-02

At Trinidad, 18th, brig Jacob, Eddy,
ofthis port, from New York.
.g At Callao, in June, ship Magnet, Gard
uer, ofthis port, with 1000 bbls oil
At New Orleans, 2nd inst. brig Prem
jun, Bnyton, ofthis port, for New York,
in 8 days. 49, ~. e.y.
Arr at Havana, 2nd inst, brig RomP,
Hatch, 90 dsfr Bristol /; Sd arr Gov Hop
kins, Gladding, "a ds fr do !; 5th-sloop
Portsmouth,, Munro, 27 ds fr do.
AT Havana. 10th ult, brig Busy Champ
lin, Tor this port in Q ds.
AT Matanzas, 9Th, brig Brothers, Cole,
for this port loading. sea-
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-10-02

y MN MEDIA1ElY, fsrt rate Jour
H neyman Shoemaker. One bringing
good recommendations will find steady
employment on application to the Printer
OF the Star. sf
Sept, %.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-10-02
DIED,

At Smith6eld, Penn. 21st ult. Capt.
Christopher Child, formerly Of this town,
in the 56th year Of his age.
In Potfsmouth, on Saturday last Mrs.
Fanny Lawton. wife of Mr.. JOB Lawton
and daughter ofthe Hon. Joseph iChilds
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-10-02

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
MET HEREAS the subscribers have
wv been appointed by the honorable
Court Of Probate Of the town OF War
rem, Commissioners to receive and exam
me the claims against the estate Of
HENRY NIMMO,
late Of said Warren, deceased repre-
sentcd insolyent. Notice is, therefore,
hereby given, that six months from the
seventh ultimo, are allowed the creditors
,l' said estate, to bring in and prove their
respective claims. We, therefore, the
Commissioners, will, each of. us, receive
claims which may be presented 70 us with
in said term, at our respective dwellings.
EBEN FL Err LUTHER,
LEVI HALLE,
NATHAN LUTHER,
Commissioners.
WY Mo- e u
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-10-02
MARINE INTELELIGNcE.

~ -.FH 500 PORT OF WARREN.
AWHryvp SINCE our LAST.
Sloop Hannah s. Nancy, Turner, from
Newport, 80
sloop Mount Moriah, Martin fr Provi-
dence. ~
Sloop Eliza, Ingraham, Fl do.
Arr "Wednesday new. brig Exchange,
from Barneysville, to Wm Collins 4 Go.
and Alfred Barton.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-10-02

- Sailed from this port, on the goth, brig
Zephyr, Burr, for Turks lslaad.
26th-brjg Ariel, Watson, foi New
York, to load for Matanzas.
2sth-brig Crawford, Luther, New
York 70 load for New Orleans.
Up al this port, brig Atlas; Thompson
for New Orleans, Tomorrow. N
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-10-02
A OAR ID.

A DISCOURSE, preliminary to a
IA. course Of Lectures, will be given
by the Subscriber, on Wednesday even
ing next, at the Methodist Chapel--Com-
mencing at IL past Z o'clock.
II. P.MOORE.
frF Subscription papers to. tho proposr
ed course have been left at the stores Of
Messrs. G. M. Fessenden, VIM. b. &
T.. o. Child, Samuel Wheaton, John r
Wheaton g. Go. and f. w. Burr. The
whole course, which is exclusively Chem
;csI. will embrace from Eighteen TO Twen
ty-four Lectures, and every principle ad
yapced, in each Lecture, will be illustra
ted by variety Of interesting and pleas
ing Experiments. Those on tho Air
Pump, Galvanism, and the Gases, will BE-
peculiarly SO and, as tho subscriber has
taken considerable pains to collect mate
rials. and been ut no small amout Of la
bor in preparing the proposed course,
he hopes il will be in his power to render
the whole worthy the patronage ofhis fel-
~ T.P. MOORE.
Warren, Oct. Q, 1880.
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-10-02

Arrived at Bristol, Oath. slooP Caro-
line, Williston, from Norfolk.
asth-arr ship Roger Williams, Mosh-
er. fr New Castle, Eng. via Philadelphia,
in ballast to r. Rogers, Sr,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-08

~ CHERISH The paseSi and success Of your en-
cpznS ana nosptaolc CITY But tho urgeucy of those
sdeiaon which afte; SO long an absence, call homo.
pray be persuaded that fully sensible the value
Of the good opinion OF yourselves and friends;
effort of mine expound or
vinicate the happy constitution under which live shall
certainly feel that that effort las altogether
To be thought by persons of much intelligence have bad
the huas agency the accomplishment such an oh.
Jec am conscious oug, DO regarded high conmenda.
Be pleased gentlemen accept fer yourselves and tender
10 those whom you represent my regard aud most sincere
good wishes.
am, gentlemen, your obcdicn, servant,
DAN'L WEBSTER.
To the Committee, &c. &c. &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-08
BALTIMORE, June g.
HON. DANIEL WEBSTER.

number of citizens of Baltimore met on Monday
morning and appointed committee to invite he Hon.
Senator Webster to partabe of public dinner on his
return frrm Washington. In the afternoon the com
mittee having understood that Mr Webster had ar
rived at Barnum's Hotel met at Z o'clock P NJ at
hsn "ste e o na;, L. Ensy, Esq and preceded from
his room and being severaly introduced to him the
Committee deputed E E. Finley, ESQ TO present the
invitation 10 Mr.. Webster which was done and pre-
faced with tue following remarks by that gentle
mans
"Mr Webstcr-It is solirce of great personal
E. athcation to me, that have been commissioned BY
the gentlemen of this committee on behalf of them
selves and large number Of the citizens of Balti
more, whose opinions and feelings they represent, to
present to you this communication. It is dictated
not by party feelings addressed a party man
1t is spontaneous tribute of admiration paid 10 you
private worth as nlan and your talents and acquire
Tients as Iurist and statesman and sincere eX.
preston of their opinions of your able and dipnet
exposition and vindcation of the Constitution Of
the Union in the Senate ofthe United States These
sentiments are not local in their character they are
not confined 10 the meridian Of Ba]tmore-They are
responded to from the North and the South-the
East and the West. Party spirit has euaed before
the purity OF your private character: the Halls
OF the Supreme Court have borne testimony to your
talents and requirements as lawyer;-and however
many may differ from you in your political views all
admit the integrity with which they are conceived
and the dgnifed ability and frmness with which they
IRE eXpounded and defended.
III your poitcaI career, you have cast aside mere
party views and considerations. You have legslated
not for mere local. bun for national objecs-the good
or the whole-he great interests of the Union have
been the prominent objects OF your political courses
and IN prosecuting these objects. your conduct has
furnished practical commentary on that beautiful
ma&lm, which should be adopted by every man as his
motto
- "Fay &C que doy adyienne que pourra
Mr. Finley then read and presented to him the fol-
lowing communication
~. BALTIMORE, 3lst May, 1880.
The undersigned committee behalf of large Number
c'zens OF Baltimore, DESTROYS of tesying you the
high estimation in which you held by them Tor Your chaac
Ter as Man. for talents aud requirements as us and
Statesman and for your digDhed able exposition and
yndcation OF the constitution of States invite Won
parake OF public dinner in the city Baltimore on vo
BILE YOU ~ ~ 'e'''a-
tat The nature OF your engagements will enable you
10 comply with our wishes a, carly day.
We have The honor remain with sentiments of the hob
ard apde
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-08

Here two na,r u,atrasses have gone over FROM the
alst April TO the 9th June, another quarter, and to
nuke up the cabin curtains in the bill, Mr. Dlur
den has thrown in 6 bed coverlets and two table
COVERS thrustng the date back from the 9th and o2d
10 the 9Th May.
Another now bill is made out 90 another entry in
the same account as follows:
Original.
1919. Jan. s. table covers, 81 50 for
Capt. Henley, SIS so
No receipt.
.Nen Bill
1919. March 6, No. 8. por three grecu
table covers for Capt.
Henley Is SO
Heceipted, "March, 1910"
Here the date has not only leapt forward from
January to March 6, but the price has increased
from Sl3 SO to SO, and the price per single article
IS omitted in the new bill!
a third bill of S5 ia Manufactured out OF an item
IN the sane original dated May Cad, and the date
put back to May 8, on which date it is receiptcd-
Here are three new bills made out OF one old one;
the corresponding receipts" receipts at all to
the old one, and three receipts With different dates
to the ne ~ and one item is increased in the new!
ETfrdcfed from an original bill Of Sl7f9 so.
1917 20 Joseph Granier, DR..
For the Marine Hospital, Gosport.
Dec. 5. I'd large cot blankets at 81 rs, $40 90
Discount on sac at 5 pcr cent. 10
S3s go
Received payment,
JOSEPH GRANIER
.Heo Bill
Navy Department, for Marine Hospital.
1917. To Joseph Granicr, DR..
Dec. 5. For % large cot blankets, $40 90
NoRFoIK, Dec. 1917
Received from Miles Ring Navy Agent, forty two
dollars in payment of the above bill.
S42. JOSEPH GRANIER
Here the discount of So 10 is dropped in making
the bill, and Granier made to receipt in 1890
for SAG, when in 1917 no receimed fer $50 90!
In many other cases, two or three new bills are
manufactured of ono, with CHI ,nues of captions,
dates, amounts and receipts Some Of the bills are
apparently mere private transactions III one case
there are two, it not three, original bills, which cover
the same time and contain of the same items.
In another, ON administrator, appointed in 1896. re-
cciped bill dated in 1917 In Others an agent re-
ceipts the new bill in $780, when the old ones are
reccipted by the principal Por many nev bills no
originals have been produced; and so far as appears
they never existed in any shape until 500. Perhaps
they may be preica Ted certain entries in the form
CIR stsrckeeper's books; for l remember that Dir.
King intilnated to intention to set up a claim
to the entries, certain pencil mark which the store
keeper usually made when he gave receipts for art
Icles delivered to him.
! These new bills were presented by Mr. King y:itl
request that would examine the proper quarters
accounts, and whether they had been passed to
his credit. With these changes Of dates, throwing
them into other quarters and sometimes other wears
with changes in captions, items, FORMS receipts, and
even amounts carried OUT with two or three new
bills made out of different parts Of an old one how
was it possible to trace them in this office or ascsr
tain whether they had been passed to his credit O,
MOI? E7o be costnued.]
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-08
S44.479 81
Mr. KING bod presented 10 DIS nfiicr.

Mr' Alng noo presented TO This Office, claimed and
Obtained credit for most Of the items contained in the
claim of the bank. before that claim was presented
Had the remittances called for by him before his re
moval been made he would have paid the claims of
the bank and his whole default would then have been
TO the government. The Suspension of his calls Of
money By you, and the confidence of the bank which
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-08

S1,504 72
NoRFoLK, 18th December, 1877
Received of Miles King, Navy Agent, fifteen hun
dred and four dollars and seyenty two cents in nav
ment of the above account.
ROBERT u. STEBD
Ihe corresponding receipt here is a nelo receipt
The date is changed only nine days; but although
there one barrel of beef and Of pork less on
the new bill than the old it rilnbe that the
aggregate price 10 exactly The same, aud the price
per oarTel IN the old bill, 10 omitted the new be
ing somewhat inconsistent with tbe aggregate price
No such lots of beef and pork as those mentioned in
the old bill, were received by the storekeeper; bpt
the lots mentioned Ill the new received If the
storekeepers book were admitted as evidence TINT
the beef and pork have been paid for thew would
prove that Mr. King charges for two barrels more
than were delivered and the overcbarge is concealed
by emitting the price per barrel.
'ErfracHd from an original bill Of SIC 10.
Miles King, Esq
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-08
To ". Cooke 6. Co.
No receipt.

Receipte@ "June, 1919"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-08

es' PefSohdl regard ana esteem,
Your obsIienf servants
busc iIernan' John M'KuD, ir.
CaVd Holman, VIM. GPDoDnld,
Geo. Howard, John Patterson
VIM. II. Freeman, JOS X. Stapletop
inns r. Mayer, John Barney
". IL. Duaney, Isaac Munroe,
j. w. MCulioh, II. w. Evans,
II. L. Williams, e. L, Finley
j. oale VIM. II. Collins,
Jas Haswood, Samuel Moale,
g. G.. Leakin.
10 the address of Major Finley Mr. Webster replied in an
Impressive and eloquent manner developing
which ne had been Influenced discharge Of his public
oueS VIC regret that 1t is power to give his re
marks IN manner do justice occasion and The author
subsequently The COMMITTEES received following answer to
their letter Of invitation.
BALTIMORE, May 3Ist, 1880
Monday EUeHine Z
senemcnl have received your letter inviting me on he
public dinner. - r "
Choe, other circumstances would give great pleasure
ncoinpy with request, which does high honor and
winch you have expressed in 80 Of kindness and re-
CARA Few things, gentlemen, could agreeable TO me
man 70 meet you and your fellow citizens cultivate YOU nd
men acquaintance and to man 'As interest, which cordial
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-08
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Fourth auiuor's Office,

26M .Msaf18a0.
Sin: In reply TO so much of the resolution Of the
House of Represen atlves, passed on 18Th instant.
by you referred to me- as relates to the accounts Of
Miles King Esq late Navy Agent at Norfolk, | have
the honor to make the following Report:
The balance now appea ring due to the Govern
rnent from Niles King, OH the books of
this office, is q e2s on
The Bank of the United States has pre-
scented to you claim for moneys
overdrawn by him while rernittanccs
were suspended, previous TO his reno
val Of dn,,, -
The same Bank has presented to nea
similar claim for money paid Ichabod
scranton tor stone 500 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-08

induced them to suffer hun to overdeaw shifted most
of his defduh from the government to the bank
The actual amount of default to the government
and to the beuk, is. as above stated s44,4I9 81
He has presented to this Office claims to
the amount of Sl3.209 70. Se,359 25
of which, it is certainly ascertnined,
have been passed to his credit long ago,
leaving sl0,G50 SCI
Claims for extra commissions,
interest, clerk hire, &c pre-
sented to you, and rejected ol,GI0 46
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-08
Si,5o4 70
Ne1o Biz.

Navy department for public stores,
| 1917. 10 4 Il. Steed, DR.
| Dec. l2. To 10 bbls mess beef 600 90
81 prime pork 8l4 ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-08

LbwrsBURG, May 22-The new Stage Coaches
procured by friends Porter and BeIden IN ALBANY,
New York, have arrived. They are designed. wa
understand TO the route tween the nopfb RS
Guyandot'e and Stanton but TO What portion off the
route they assigned we have not been informed
We have seen these stages and take great pleasure in
pronouncing them in point Of elasticity of sprino and
interior comfort superior to any that have boretore
come under our observation They are in truth splen
taste OF the gentlemen by whom thew are OBJ
THOSE gentlemen friends Porter and BeIdeB1 have
ueeo az lnhn'te pains and great expense, render
.ne ronte Tor which they contract eligible to travel
iers 10 this end they have procured the best stages
norses ana drivers, that the passage from tie
mouth OF Guyandotte TO Stanton, is rendered at
once easy, safe and expeditions These considsra-
lions must tend invite travellers to this route and
consequently to promote only the interest the
contractors butthat ftbe section of country thros
which the road passcs.-Gdzette.