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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-25
No Combination and Free Trade.
Earthenware and Looking Glasses.
fro BE co>cI1r1,1n

n W az SOs importers 8S Wafer
street, NEW fcRk offer for sale 1000 packages earhsn
grass emma and looking glasses, comprising the most
ne the country merchant lowest prices IN
OF having refused TO JOIN the continuation for regu
nSic eo.s Of mos. molefan persecution object OF
- ine ies man our entire and expulsion frd,l
e rdoe o' characters have been as men of
anu af aealns, our credit house of responsibility i'm
Sl eseiy ehdeavor made TO crown tue
OUT oTtaons ihrongh the regular channels have hep
a I'm of threats thrown the man
sas, ~ ~ islana) 50 na we haYebeen obliged employ
agents III Liverpool To make purchases In such manner
fa1 our names would appear the usnsac,onai the
idct'es attendant upon obtaining credit for our imnorasns
are denyed to and nothing cash in Livepoo viii ob.
or us our needed supplies of warewe are suffering these
IN .he cause OF the merchant and consumer of this
description of goods less own and to Them as n,
s Ieoi we come tor aid and assistance; long as weare
enabled TO sustain ourselves against than forty vim
nave combined TO bring ruin in this nbas, ri rs
we WIN continue 10 sell goods and indepen.
only. 'f '''' y useePsc c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-25

-, w NUNo''i u IioNAi ~ HIG pUbiIShe. tw1r4 =.
week N.ueSuays and Fridsys0 five dollars ne, an
For 'Ivertising-75 square 10, less, 70, tho
W.T. insertion and 90 cents for each contpuance~
~ Insertions must be noted the MS Otherwise
'"ey WIZ ne cont'5ued and charged accordingly
All etters tn the Editors must be o, thew
viii receive attention my
,h oes"i chartered specie paying Banks of any of
the states viii be received in ubscrtpcn o.
f though Virginia U. States Bank otes womb
',elerred and remittauces be made through the
Fost Oihce at the risk ofthe Editors.
IL Previous to discontiuuance of the paper an a.,
Iearases must be paid up. And those who may wish n
thirty days before tho period expires for vbh sv st
ScIIbed. ~ ivy '"VT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-25
STAGES-STAGES.

/ RA VELLERS are respectfully informed, thai
- the Western Stages to Lynchburg, viii
Ea. Richmond every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, at o'clock, A NJ. arrive at Lvncbbnyn tb
"a day. by 5 P NJ aud at Salem the Sd day. bv 6 p.
III. where the Valley Mai Line to HUNTSVILLE. Nash
VIZ WIZ &C is connected. Returning, leave Salem,
and leave Lyncbburg Wednes davs. FRIDAYS mi
m"nda s. al A. NJ. This arrangement will Give
Inc passengers sufficient time for rest at night 49,
Fiukes' on The Blue Ridge Mountain this line is corr
nected every trip by Caldwelps line, which noseos
flncaste and the Sweet Springs, connectRr Po,tsr
" bedIns line at the White Sulphur SPRINGS. wb;cj,
runs to Guiandote on the Ohio River Fare fron,
fslchnono to Guandotte, $50 miles, s26, 75-to Sa
ne way fare is also reduced on the LynchburS Inc
p FOR seats TO the West, apply OF the bar of tho
. unon Hotel, Richmond. All baggage or properly,
wng'Her belonging to passengers, by the stare
at the risk of tEe thereof
Junc i-law 12tc a. PATTESON, Proprietor.
Richmond md Salem
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-25

and principal OF your debts anu that assurance might
be certain TO keep the property insured at the amount
OF your advance. If your business shall perait this
arrangement, and by means attempt II 1t you have
not fund entirely dispose bic from your other bust
ness, Il will be necessary arrange 1t in way that
none the family shall know whence the Ksnds
come Your wife suggested the idea of writing to
you on this subject bar declined. telling her that
Know YOU had not funds spares OF course even she
knows nothing about it.
Write to me the subject The 1st of Dccem-
Der next will find me here; 'twixl this and then
shall be nj Nashville
With great respect, ]. ii. EATON.
J. 3. YIMBEnLAKE, ESQ.
q. S. .uediterranean Squadron.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-25

Sohn b IImberlake, Esq late Purser of the Uni
ted States Frgate Constitution. died on the I'd dav
OF April l828, and the same day ordered verbal.
ly) Lieut. e A. +. Valctte LIST. Lieut. Of the Con
sttuioD' to cause an inventory of money and arti-
to be made, conformaby to the rules and regulations
Oh The service, IN such cases. Lieut. Valiettc sub
Sequentiy reported TO me that he had appointed LIT
II, b Randolph, ed Lieut. ofthe ship, Midshlpman
Atnasa game; and - Norman, Steward TO the late
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-25

WASHINGTON CRY
This instrument, signed ]. Fl. Eaton, and witness
cd by g. 81 Henshaw and myself, was executed and
signed by me as awitness at the time was dated
1t Is a correct copy Of the original
z S. RRISCOR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15

r.. following letter appears ~ one of
p..,,n panefs. II was addressed 10
lie IN fhai city. by one~ho failed o"f'hs
~ Ia, year. We publish 1t with The n'fe
'',as,.,,. because I, reminds US ri several rs
rr,,,ls examples. ofihe same DESCRIPTION ~ 'e'
-. ,ave rom time 10 lime noticed 10 orr """
city ~ o., 40 Is3o.
,..a.le,nen--fhcn the probable resn n a
..,,,.,,eni Of he estate for the Late frin oi -
In. known 10 me, determined, It my sue.
.s,. in business should ever warrant II, th"'
.'a,,t, nav Que half Of the sum which the FL
n..,. NJ the concern should fail 10 discharge. ny
,.e l,bprality OF the creditors Of The hrln. III
t,,,,J demands against them were ex'ingoishea
anJ was enapled 10 resume business aoonl
.,aar .inre under favorable auspIces. now
1--we pleasure of havIas il in my power
~ seod Won cneck for three hundred ~ Htnefy
q; dollars aud iBenty eight cents, beng one
o,,,,fb mart ol the whole amount due YOU ms
aforementioned. aud one half OF the sun when
Iprono.e paving. The Satisfaction wien
unv experirnce IN transmitting 10 you the en-
closed. Will he ere y increased, when my
circumstances shall justify the payment of the
/ balance.
Yours. &c. -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15
LysCHBURG. NOV. 15.Is.o

Diri9on Of The Staie.-Ii will be SEQ, =.
extract in this mornings paper from The m,
mg Compiler, that the people Of to y.
western section of this Commonwealth
riously discussing the eApediency oCenda.
ing TO procure lis cession by Virginia IN II
land. While we are Of opinion that i, !.
policy 10 refuse solicitations Of tb;s
actef gen"rslly-believins that it is b.,,..
be "'ihonl an extensive territory and l,,..
population than to be ironbI with IL.
tented citizens-we coufess We are unw,n.
10 assent TO this measure at The pte,.,,
ment. We admit thai the citizens Of The a.
trct of country in question are now a,
have always been, compelled TO submit To-,
cal grievances-and that they have been
more than one instance, treated h, the e..
people as slep-chlldren and strangers ra,b..
than US brethren and members of III. ..
lamily-bul every day viii tend TO lessen ~
cause o compalnt and doubtless n zr.l..
and united struggle ola few more year. nIa
give them all thnt they have any right IN =
maad or any wish to obtain. Whether III,
so, or no., however, one thing is quite ev,d...
and that is, thai Virginia will not nom con..
20 the cesrion proposed and therefore ,h...
meetings, aud resolutions, and memorial. -.
have no good effect, while they will h..
tendency to disturb the public harmonv
II. AXE wider the breach which aIrrsJv OIL.
between the Eastern and Western diy,sio,s
the Stlte--and convert the mutual iu1if,oaa.
towards each other which, nj the wor.t ~
exists, into inycterate hostility. A pro,ar
teniion to fi'e great subject of Internal l.,
proyemen', by STATE means, will have r.,
dency 10 assimiate the interests and fe.In..
which ought always TO exist in common H..
tween people oil the same Stat,. Let ma :,
this aud every other expedieni, before we ta.s
otseparat'nn and disunon. II will be tim.
enough 10 resort 10 that aliernat i've. when all
mIlder means TAIL. The " Old Dominion
must not he cut to pieces by her Own c6lIrn
II WW mol be, by those who are not utterly
insensible TO her fame and 10 the hoaor of be.
ing called Yrginians.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15

GOLD.-On referring - the annual reports
from the Directors of the Mint. ii appears
that tive amount OF e. ID received for coinage
from the southern States, has increased vrry
considerably within the last lew years. The
Philadelpha Gazette, which hns recently ex-
amnrd these documents, says thai previous 10
the year 1924 the supply from domestic
cources bore very small proportion TO the
whole amonot received for coinage aud did
not in fact exceed the value of $1,000 yearly
Daring tho year 1929. however. We perceive.
says that paper, that the gold Of the United
STATES received al that MINI, APPOINTED 10 a.
bout : i3fono, being very aearly equal IA the
foreign supply for the same period; aud it is
understood from satisfactory source, that thr
amount receive / rom the Southern States,
within the first threr quarters Of ttc present
wear. has been nearly Sa}2o,O1o. while that re
Ceivet from Foreign sources. within the same
period, Amounted 10 htlle mo,e llau halt that
sum.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15

Ex President NoSRoE, having arrived at tho
resId' nee OF Lloyd y. Rodgers. ESD. near Bait
more, the day previous 20 the Celebration of the
Triumph OF Liberty IN France, be was invited 10
ioln in the ceremonies OF the day u which he
returned the following answer:-
DrW9 HW 0rt 2Hh, lS2O
Sir Il have received with great sensiblity
the invitation which you have given me, ON III
part of the Committee OF Arrangements to at.
tend the celebration of the late Revolution IN
France, in favor OF the liberty of the peopl.. hy
my fcllow-ctzpns of Bal more, and d. eply
regret TINT II will not be in my power, TO com.
ply with their desires. My weak state of health
which has been much increased, by the distres
sing domestic events TO which YOU allu,ic, and
in which ,ou kindly sympdtnae, renders il i'm
possible for me to encounter tho fatigue inc
dent 10 SD interesting scene. II would be We
ry gratifying to me to unite with my feilow-citi-
Aens of Baltimore, il my health would hermit
IN giving SO solemn proof of the delight w.
nave derived from this recent effort of that gal
lant and high minded nation, in support of the
great cause IN which they ara engaged. re-
Jolce that they have SO tar succeeded, and in
their future good fortune, repose great conf.
den"e, from the moderation win which they
have proceeded, ''al the enligh enad men Whom,
they nave pl ICED Al their head, among whom ,v.
behold with d'ep interest and great sati,facti,,
our fellow -citizsn General LA FAYErrE
whose very important services in support n
that cause arc universally acknowledged and
who IS beloved aud venerated ny the whole
American people Be so kind 10 make nv
apology To the Committee for my not ATTENDING
the celebration. and to accept nv ackoo,vledga'
ments Tor The kind manner in which YOU have
CON nuncated the invitation.
With great respect. am, sir,
Your very ODE lent saryaat
JAMES MONROE.
ToCol. SAMuEL MooRE,
chairman OF the COMMITTEE nj Arrangement,
Inc Ex-Presdent has arrived in New Yorl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15

NEW YORK ELEGuON.-E. T. YhIoop.
the Regency canlidnte ior Governor, has sur
e"edrd again, Gran ,er. thu A ti-Masoo,c can.
didss, by large Majorlty--say from ten Ia
twenty thousand The result rs regards congres-
sionnl and State officers has also been favorable
10 the Regency OF Regular nominations " But
upon one point. (savs the New York CONNER
Cal) we desire to put the di,l'nt public on
their guard. The Glas question is not ailec-
ted by these rcsnii3. Many of the strongest
districts for Clay, have gone throughout against
Granger The reasons Tor this " strange and
bootless course" The Commr,cial promises
to explain satisfactorily aud truly, hereaf-
ter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15

In late speech delivered at Faniuel Hal u
the people of Boston. by Nr. WER,rrR, he re-.
ferrrd 10 a conversation Whic1. many years
slucc, HI had held with HENRY CLAY They
thea full, agrard an The 40 :trne Of INT Err
y NJ IMPROVEMENT. aud Gully differed as
10 the 4e5ret ni PROrEC rTON. nor as IT, the
principle. This w, long befole the election
Of JOIN q. ADAMS, aud wa. he SAID. pr
haps the only priyUt' % ,vprsatipa ur ID min
utps duration. he ~ rvtr held van liFNRY
CLAY 80 mach. said Nr. W tor the col.
ton between uENKY CLAY ant DANIEL
WEBS TER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15
,,ovrsryIy Ht SINE IS.

49,. i.lenJs - PAS, he win'ef"'' 1F'
nsar esuneetions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15

ArrioR Eriraordiaary We o3py the fol,
loving af1srdph from ih' Wheedpg fV40
Compiler OF the - Instant:
Land snip ddeetTe.-A Wagon by the
above title, drawn nv SIX horses arrived AT Tn Is
place on Saturday last, in Is days from Bali.
more, with a freight ofSl35 lbs. Tue load was
delivered in good order TO Nsssrs FORSYTH a.
Bobbm. The " Adventure" was built upon a
new plan OF running gears invonted at Baltic
more add is to form part Of TRANSFORMATION
line, to he run from Baltimore to Wheeling in
eight or ten days"
indian Contracts. The National Journal
'' wednesday contains long aud interestin#
article, headed - Indian Contracts. under
the Signature of Willism Prentiss, of Wa,hin . !.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15
DaLIAI0'vl.

> Eros, tae HInsassisf Republican. ssf. ..
Tn. synod ol yirs mia met - the ~ -.
Pre.by,crian church. &c thi' 'e~n' %
a. lat week, aud Wa aiiead"d W Tue
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15

Frop, ,as Iineaeslsf republican 81, .
Tn. .snsl af yirs ina met - me
Pre.bylcrian church. &c his Town On '.V..sy,
a. lat week, aud ~as sitrad'd Dy 'hs '''s
mrtnbe,ss ,., ff,...-,
Rec. W.. I. Arm.uons, t"e''a'''
..,s,.e 40.
Ilder James Caskie'
From fas prssbgitry VI Wsd HaHorer'
Rev John kukps'r'eA, ."s9s's'
Francis Bowman, thhfieiiss'""
Ro.weli Iruney, Alhfmsfn
Henry Smith. Lnhfhpnis
ID ,p,el l.. Russell, Lfnshbirg
s,n,,sl Hard. Seoilssile. Albem le
Eidsr Join Pilson, Aprmaft
Jabn CasLie. Lynehbafg
Naihaniel Price,
John Rice, ',"f' -.
Froa the presbyers 81 htfmsf'"
Rev Conrad Specie, ID d. augusta
Iasn HcndIen. 10
James Morrison. hehh'"h'
a....t, NJ Fatlan1 Augusta
.na.,w .,paffick, Hs.risonburg
John A. VRnlehT, b"trio''
t-itsr lame, Alien, Augusta
nah.,, tlerr,n Harr,snnburg
nsvid Gtlkersou, Augusta
p ON ne presbgitrb If Wmehtfftr
Rev. william I'LL ID. ID WIN .hes'"'
William Williamson, MiisihhfR
s,mnel q. Wilson, Fredericksburg
Francis Thornton, Cnlpeper
lame. Black Iencf4ou
William H. Foote, Homney
John kodpr, NoohHoek
serfimus Tnston. Chatisst'"n
James w Brown Gcrfsfh=ioWn
David n. Riddp. Winchester
Faaszrr C. Hutchinson, Leesbnfg
Jseoh D. Mitchell, Shephefd,toYn
Elder Henry Beatty, winchester
Daniel Buckles Shepherdsiown
Robert Worthingtnn, Chariesio"n
William Wilson, G"frardhown
Moses Hoge, Bl'omefv mus
William Randolph Cedar creek
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31

eversh state of tue money market, produced by pe-
neral stagna,on of trade.
me Faris correspondent of the NIorninp Hereh
says that the Coun, dEspagna has been defeated in
battle with the Spanish Constitutional TO- ces and
is dangerously wounslej
FRANCE AND THE UNITED STATES
BY ROYAL ordinance, comm ssion has beer Car,,
ed for settling the claims of the United States mon
the French Government, which vhavc SO lone been
urged by the American Minister The same commits
sion will also consider the Eounter claims AGAINST a.
merica and then form basis for an equitable and e.
nal adjustment nf EACH The Commissioners are
v,scoun' Laine. President; Messrs. George Lafay.
eve; beslay and Delessert, Deputies; M. d'Andiff
ret, President of the Court of Accounts and NJ p;
chon Councillor of State.
MARKETS
! Sales of American Produce at I;vernooI f.o,, d.,
9th 10 the 18th of November r' '" VIC
Cotton Total sales of all kinds 5000 bags: ,ncIu
ding SO bags Sea Island, at 123d to I'D per lb; so
do stained Mt I'd to l0d 1000 do Upland CID 70 ia
1000 Orleans, 81 to "a; TO do Alabama and Ten
nessee, 81 tn 68. Total imports for the same period
1000 bags-Ashes: l50.bbls Montreal Pot. at 3ss
Cd per cw.; 20Or Montreal Pearl at 39s To 36s Cd -
Purpentine, $50 bbls prime quality at lis Iod ner
cwt Carolina Rice, so ties. fair quality at I6s g.,
to Tvs per cwt--Cloverseed, 90 tcs good oua)itv
at Sis Cd to 22s Cd per cwt.
Since the date of our last to The end of last week
the mark". was uniformly dull, with progressive
decline amounting the end to nearly Id nor In =
The necessities ofihe trade almost forein, bcn ;n,
the market, we have had on Saturday and to-day
considerable business doing. the sales amounting n
uOt ouife
recoveredthe currency of the inst Of to-dovs bn
sinsss 1000 to 1900 bags set down SPECTATORS
The total sales of last week as given above IN
clude $50 Surat by auction Friday last at gid
to SD per h. a decline of I'd on the last auction
sale ~
! The demand for Pot Ashes has been limited in
the past fortnight, and though the principal holders
still demand 3ls sales nave been effected at ass Sd
per
rurpen'ine supported the advanced prices of lis
I'D per cwf To-day further Improvement has
taken place and 1000 barrels of prime quality have
been sold at 9s. per cwt. We have no change of
importance 10 make in quotation for free Flour
but bonded Flour is highcr-he duty this week be-
ing reduced, II Is now 24s Cd. on Wheat ids. Iod
on Flour; and 9s, on Indian corn
Nov. 17-CottOn.-The demand since Saturday
has been very brisk. and sales have been made in
most cases a advance Of Sd per b. On Monday
the sales were 1000 bags, Tuesday 400, and TODAY
1000
! Nov. 1a.-The sales of GOTTEN yesterday were
about 1000 bags, at steady prices, and today there
is prospect of steady business.
Nov. 90 The import this week of cotton is 1878
bales, and the sales reach s216O bales, including
1000 American taken speculation, at an 1-8 q
id advance
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31
PARIs FASHIONS.

r.a''Cf SILK GOODS, .MERLWO SH4WLS. Sc
H'HE following elegant, new aud fashionable S;,ts
are Just received and now opening by the cub
S SC RIO and for sic at reduced prices:
Rch changeabe figured sLloneso, silks. of new ,rd
elegant patterns """
rive pieces more of those rich and glossy black Tta
ian Lustrlngs, which have given so much set,sfac-
ton TO former purchasers
Back figured mandarines, to ladies in n,ourn;no ,
desirable article s'
Rich lead colored figured Egyptianenne, to those la
dies waiting for the article '''' ia
Elegant figured and striped orientaiine for evening
dresses "s
ALSO:
he'd white and black merno long and square shawls
Thybet wool square shawls
Colored English rnerino cloths
Glossy white French sattns
~nh many new and fashionable fancy Dry Goods,
opening and for sale at '
Mcrino Shawl. Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store.
dec 81 500
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31

M IS VALUE, with sentiments of high respect
lVR solics the patronage Of her friend{ as Mr.
iau'e Painfer-P2r her first patrons, she viii take
them at the reduced price Of ten dollars, and mo
c"a s, made where satisfaction is not given
MISS value IS at Mrs Dupuy's. and will instruct
one class Of young ladies' in dTa wing and naf
dec s29-d IF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31

Lamp Oil.
HU C".ks best new winter pressed oil. from bead
Misunderstanding from, Schr. Tsnrivv for
- t,z,,1z,-zz OTIS. DUNLOP g. Co.
- for sac by ]" me orders
"eo' 29--8' OTIS, DUNI,oPS, co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31
NOTICE

NOIICE.
'ENHE annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
u Brook Turnpike COMPANY will bo held at ,Eo
office Of Samuel Myers, Esp. on Saturday next. the
~ 'anunry,a AZ " o'clock dec 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31

kfUK HIRE, good dining room servant. I'm
" q.ITe ~ tnls Ofhce' dec %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31

Marshal Sout, according tn Tho Monitor, If rz4b
NOV IS created Minister of War eide NJ trsbaI C5erard
recrred Gen. Sebasl ian is the read of Fo-eirn
hHa'rs; and Count DArgout of Marine MARSHA
emma. ~
Pans dates of the evening Of The Goth " Y h d
oHen received in London. TIE F-ench F nd d
huctunted IN consequence large failures and Of the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-31

tOAL PIT HANDS WANTED We wIsb tc
~ hire twenty-five, first rate Coal PIT Hands
ptc oO-ot SNEAD g. FRITZ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-09

and thirty, .tsnspsrts Of the United States IRE,
from the das'S this Proclamation, open to Bril-
fish vessels comihgsf.Qm the said hst'sh pos
sessions, and their carg6es, upon the terms set
forth in the. said act; the act, entitled AN act
concerning kigation," passed on the e'gh'
teenth day ofApril, one thousand eight nun
dred and eighteen, the act supplementary there
to. passed the fifteentfrday of May, one thou.
sand eight hundred and twenty, and the act. en-
titled. "An act to regulate the commercial IN
terco,use between the United Staesand certain
BrthNgPorts. passed the first day,Qf March,
one thousand eisat hun.r1ti and twenty three,
are absoutsly, !traled; and British vesseis and
their cargoes afe admitted to an entryAin the
ports of the United States, from the Isfands,
Provinces. and Colonies of Great Britain, on Or
near the North American continent, and North
or East of the Shifted States.
GIVEN under my hand. at the City Of
49,. Washington, The fifth day of October
Ia the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and thirty. and the
fftv-6fth Of the Independence of the
United States.
ANDREW JACKSON.
: BY thu President:
NJ. VAN BUREN,,
Secretary Of State.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-09
l<NSS6 .si.is kkesi,asfT 81
NEW York. Der. 6.

Nc. NEW YORK. Ger. 3.
. fesffistfiys Ere at Ostsego.-Letters were
.srceived Yesterday by dne of our Insurance. OF
kes, stating that 4 very destructive fire had oc-
'Irrersd 3 0swego, and that the loss will fall hea-
yiv on tHcaoffiees in this City:~a is estimated at
sSis,GGO.
: .:Eie.mail of this morning has brought US the
hlfowGrS parI.u!as. which we copy from the
-osweso:es @.,tn, OF the lst inst:
: This4,atfsSStaSs aboat two o'clock. fire broke
out in a Darn occupied AS livery + atle,by Nr.
D~ysa S,rts, in the rear OF Mechanics Hall, on
-Eswssy street aud sSgsishing along the rear OF
sT4svalua5!e row oFsbnlIaingS on the west side OF
FksSsireet. The fire progressed 50 rapidly. that
~if !~ssxlnpossbe tsckeck it,until the build
inrsScss IA west side Of First street extending
from .Gemiuf,to Taurus street. and from thence
10 theScsrner If Second sefeet, Were completely
.prakated. The whale Humber of buildings de-
stroyed. Is 2i--12 OF which were va!nahle three
story buildings of brick. The amount of loss.
at reasonable calculation, cannot tall short of
S5O.os0, upon which there was an Insurance of
So, 300.
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and order in Council above mentioned, and these
were followed on the l7th of March IL = by
proclamation of the President, declaring that the
trade and intercourse between the United states
and the British colonial ports was prohibited.x
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headed the attack On the Am. big pa,h..
for this act been removed from lfice, and s ~
ed incapable OF ever holding any Office nnJ Jss a.
vernment. =.