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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-31

.otUergons connected with the Collection
of the Customs at the sums following.
To all Collectors and Inspectors whose
present compensation exceeds s., 800 at
1900.
To all Collectors and Inspectors whose
present compensation exceeds $1,000, &
IS less than SO, 800, at $780,
To all Collectors, Inspectors and Sur
vevors, whose present compensation ex-
ceeds $4,000, and IS less than $4,000 at
$4,000.
10 all Collectors, Inspectors and Sur
yeyors, and persons connected with the
Customs. whose present compensation eX-
ceeds $4,000, and Is less than s., 500 at
.I,7j0.
To all persons above named, whose pre-
sent compensation exceeds 100 dollars,
and is less than 1000 ii 500 dollars.
49,
The Dllowing list viii show The times
nj which the terms Of the United States
Senators will expire:
.Uqm,-Peleg Sprague, 10 March 3,
1883; john Holmes 1888.
Ncw HampsIire-Levl Woodbury. 1881
Samuei Bell 1885.
Observation-Disclosures Silsbee 1885
Daniel Webster 1888
0uEccteut-Samuol A. Foot, 1888;
Calvin Wiley, 1891.
Rhode LI1na--Ashur Robbins, 1888;
Nehemiah R. Knight, 1885.
Term7a,-Dudiey Chase, 1881; Ilora
ito Seymour, 1888.
ACw Y0rt-Nathan Sanford, 1871;
Charles Z Dudley, 1888.
Ner Jcrsey-AlahIon Dickinson, 1873.
Thomas Freleaghuysen, 1888.
P.asgleaaia-Nilllam Marks, 1881;
isuc ID. Braard, 1888.
Ddrcue-John N. Clayton, 1859
! Arnold Nuudain. 1888.
lfrrvilu5-Ez kicl I. Chambers 1881,
Sanu.I Smith. 1888
Decentralization 81. farewell 1880;
IJobn Tyler, 1888.
NorH Cu0la7-J1mes Ircdoli, 1881;
! Bedford Brown, 1888.
SgmI Car0lua-Robort 7. Hayne,
! 1885: William Smih, 1881.
Gc0reiq-Goorge n. IrJuP, 1888;
/ John Forsyth, 1871.
/ Yeaa1s5cc-iIugh L. White, 1888; Fc-
IFg Gruady. 1898
! Neutrality-suspicious. Rowan, 1851; Gcorge
! NJ. Bibb, 1875.
Ohio }cniamin RuggIes, 1888, Jaro.
/ Bur9ot. 1881
L7usiqaa-Edward Livingston. --- F..
JOSIAH $ Johnson, 1881
Tr4im4-Jamc5 Noble, 1888; F. .
Hendricks, 1881.
.UssissjDpi-Povhatan Ela --
Robert Il. Adams, 1888.
W,aois-John M'Lcan, 1885 { "a. Is
Kane 1881.
.qlabaa1-Wlllm r. Kng, 1885,
john Mckinley, 1881.
.Wssoui-Dayld Barton, 1881; 1Aym
as II. Benton, 1888.
RECAPIHULl HON.
Those Senators whose t,.~= expire IN
1881, are Messrs. Woodbu., Wiley
Chase. Sanford, Marks, Chambers, Ire
DELL William Smith, Forsyth, Bur1et
Johnston, Hendricks, Kane, Mckinley,
Barton and Rowan--I6.
In 1888, Messrs. Holmes, Webster,
Foot. Robbins, Seymour, Dudley, Dick
iason, Barnard, Noudain, Samuel Smith,
Tyler, Gruudy, Noble, Ellis, Benton and
RuggIes-l6.
b. 1888, Messrs. Sprague, Bell, Sis
bee, Kmght, Frclenghuysen, Clayton,
TazeweH, Brown. Hayne, Troup, White,
Livingston, Adams. M'Lean, King and
Bible.
Prnnd-ncc DaiIA Ade.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-31
SATURDAY. NIarch %.

IhcScmie Yesterday, amer oc''ng uPo'
various subjects, cioseu Us u1oIs lot .''.
coaslderr'i9.''. OF Executive BUSINESS ai,5.
winch u ADJOURNED 81 u y''' NIone"y'
I'D ne House OF ne '' '5e''' ~ ,,'''cS csc.
day. Nir. towers nom UIo commune ~ ~
De DISTINCT Oh Oo.u''io'a' IePo''cu a 0''
providing tor Che aPporionmenl eI Oo'H
m.ssIonors TO digest prepare anu fop'r' u
Congress, at the next session metoCi'
code Of statute law, cvli and crm'Hai' ioi
the District of Columbia HE DHI pro-
v.des for three Commissioners VINO s"al
receive eight dollars for every luli G1y !u
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-31

bright bbis. and in 60 % erder.-Ibe =.
and wagon price Of ARye Flour ro- ne
without change for 1st. Holders ~ ~ y,
would be willing to take s 81 I-2-F..
inspections Of the week com wise bo ~
lowing kinds and quantities.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-31

VINO govern Il.
STATE OF EiGLAND. 1t appears That
.l,ore i much ureasiness in England re
soecting the present. condition OF the couh'
try. and a genera belief, IN all classes, oil
the necessity OF some means for relieving
is burdens and distress Bells Weekly
Messenger says that there Is a load OF
misery and intense suffering beyond any
parallel in the former periods OF LngiIsn
history.0 Souhey, too, has followed up
the late article in the Quarterly on - ! ne
PROSPECTS ofhe country" by sequel en-
titled "Iqternal Policy" Pin which he con
fesses ne does not see how the landhoid'
ers can long support the burden now IN
oo,ed on t6om. Like Bell, he ascubes
much of the existing distress to "the return
in the undenreciaJed standard OF muney.'
The British Parliament met on the 4'n
= sbrnary. when the Kings speech was dc
Iyersd bv Commissioners.
The address in answer 10 the sPeec'
winch was. as usual, a mere echol was
.ossod in the House Of Lords, by vote
FIJI 10 9, aud in the House OF Commons
or I59 TO I35 She reason Of the small
o,o.or.,y ~ tine House was, that many 90
iecled to that part of the speech winch a,
inded totho distress of the country, wheel
wa, summed up by Mr.. Brough ham t.
mean THAT there may be distress but II Il
partial" Lord Stanhope moved an u
mcadmont in the following words; Ina
| his House Lords secs with the deePeS
sorrow and anxiety, tho severe dIslres
which prevails 10 the country, and VIII III
| mediately proceed to examine It's cause
with a view to arcmedy." Lost 1s above
lin the House, Sir E. Koatchbull move'
.no following amendment TO tho proposes
address. THAT the distress was genera
throughout the country, that 1t Is EXTENDED
/ m some parts to Il frightiu extent, and tina
tbe House should adopt immediate meas
lures 10 alleviate IT. This was also los
above.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-31

Al that is written about thlS DaFUa''u" .
scarcely credible :.,..od
IN the Pac,fc endwhich from its great
distance and the manners Gifts inhabitants
5 preserved from he general disasters
which desolate tins unhappy COUNT
General Lamar. erled from Peru, 81 who
had sought an exile at Costa k'ca' gives
the greatest prais, to that State and to those
who govern It.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-31

The Portland Courier ofTuesdly, says.
"a rumour was spread through town yes.
terday, that a fatal rencontro had hkea
place between American and British sob.
iects the disputed territory in the cas,eri
part of the State. We could not asceraia
the origin of the report, although soma
particulars were given, such as hai Oh:
British attacked our lumbermen, took iTOr
them their teams, and killed one man, ort
that our men pursued them, retook he
teams, and killed about a dozen Of o..
British. Serious business, ifEae.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-03-31

Serious accident 20 Bishop CuAar.-.la,
Cumberland (Md.J Civilian of Fdday
says:-"On Wednesday night last, asias
Western stage was leaving town, in conlo,
quence of excessive darkness 1t was Po.
clpitaied of the bank Of the turnpike ai
dashed 10 pieces, tho horses running d
with the fore carriage. Bishop CHn
Of Ohio was seriously injdred-soma q
his ribs broken and his left arm dIslocas-.
The Bishop had arrived IN togn shot
time before the stage, travelling IN q coac.
presented to Kenyon College by our late
townsman, James Reside, Esq but b.
ing unable to reach Ohio in time to hi
some appointments, he was induced 70
take the stage at this place. The sas'
was much crowded with passengers tl
none Of the others were materially mar
ed"
NEGRO SErTLERs.-The Laws Of On9
have set their face against the seii.emel
Of the people Of colour-Iheir next P.'o
of refuge was Upper Canada; and It vas
understood they had made arrangement
with the Canada Company for ths p.f
pose. But the House Of Assembly W,
per Canada have passed resolutions
strong character, against this measure
One of them Is az follows:
Resolved, That although this Iio''
has long observed, without uneasIne''.
that fugitive slaves Of color do occa'l'D|
ly escape into this Province; ADD reeoglr
ing the law Of nature, which says '''
the fugitive shall not be delivered " y
has pursucr," this House il still un"iAAa
to shut the daor against the ouicasl,, y,
the sudden introduction ola mass Of D,.''
Population, likely to continue without l -
talIoa, is a matter so dangerous 70 Z.
peace aud comfort Of the inhabitants ''-,
it now becomes necessary 10 Pre'e"
check, by some prudent restriCtioas' ~
threatening evil"
They call upon their Commt's
bring IN bill, 10 prevent the SelileH',.-
Blacks and Mulatoes ~ the ilO''-,,.'
and they have determined 10 address %
Maiesty's Government on the SUBJECT
Such is the temper Of die times, til' =. /.
would not be surprising, # other 80 Z
were to adopt similar measures; a--
few territories were left, on which ule
pie Of colour are to place the sole Oh ~.
teel.-The whole question is daily 'ei &C..
ing a more Imposing and sombfe o's
Of inlerest.-RickDi0ad Eng.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26

domestic Cottons.-The following is q comparntiv.
statement Of the exports Of domestic cotton msnuS.c.
lures iron, the United States, for the years endino
Treasury reports. recently nnblishnd. NV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26

cone. ard the lower part blown out to q circumfer-
ence OF seven or eight yards! Or beau Of the same
period. with his peaked tocd shoes and enormous
Buckles, his short breeches with no body. his long
sack OF a Goa with no Collar, high cuff. and hrgt
low pocket holes, his bagwig. triangular hat, and FACE
covered with black patches. Can any one conicm-
laughing.
But, to como q little more home, il q lady and gen.
fieman, dressed rs was the fashion ten or fifteen years
ago. were to eHtcr an assembly now, they would be
OBJECTS OF rid'cuie to the whole company, while one
habited as an ancient Roman or fcudal baron, woulC
be viewed with admiration. Thus we sec the differ
ence eetv cen what is really tasteful and elegant an.
that which only appears 30 because we are accustom
ed to IL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26
from the Kcniyck, p-a..

.e., from TIE Kentucky Reporter.
we hnd the vote Of both our Senator'S REGARDED
~,th the President after his return of the Erode riGl
v,i' against shat measurable Rowan as well nc
niI. bioo! MT. Rowan. who last fall said 20 a r.n
,etnan nigh IN Office in this State. that nc mus, No,
De surprised " he saw him in less than six months
moIo opposed TO this administration than TO the losiI
a me sop got Tor his son as bearer of Dispatches
TO LONDON and got for himself as a yisi,er to Wss,
Point changed his purpose? "'S'
ne sloop OF war Concord, Captain Perry, sailed
rom portsmouth on The 18th instant, for NorEnlk.
70 take on board Mr.. Randolph, Minister to Russia
me baltimore Water Company have purchased
the Salisbury mills for S75 900, and are obou, -
erect tcsorvoirs, DC for supplying the city with wa.
tor; The supply will be sufficient for a popula,,on ~
@.oreens-W have ascertained That tho value
OF p,stsreeps are about I83 cents each. The bsnL.
~ n 'ns cry take them in small parcels OF that sum.
=" purchase them up ut t6 cents would a hand.
so'nc s'ocu'ation- M T. crcens. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26
From the New York Evening POST

~ sOa NtUVR Ott
Dnd any one ever hear of any thing 50 suprcmeIy
Ridiculous As the f~ollowinr' '
~" "e journal 9 humanity" published at In
u douer, suassachuseAs.
The subscribers have for sale, on commission. somo
BURGUNDY WINE, warranted pure, which has been
imported expressly Tor the use Of Churches at COW.
e. co;t ana charges, in Tho hope that such wine NAV
D !. ,S Ss = ..! by our churches in place of that which
-" = mshcu WIN distilled spirits. II is packed up in bog
20 OF one and two 6ozen each; and in barrels of tbreo
Iozen The price is six dollars per dozen. All or
ueis ron any part of the country will be promptly
We intend TO keep a constant supply of Wines ~
Tue above character, at various prices, as soon ss thoy
can DO procured 80
PoMBROY & BULL, 47 Fron,.s,.
New York, May 81, 1880.
The Wine mentioned in The above circula, IN.
oeen I'm ported at mr SUGGESTION, and having beon
tested BY a chymist. I confidently R-Ecommrns !, =.
rec from oil mixture Of distilled spirits. MO-, -
IL INSIDE. HRrrIjTrn ~. wncre "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26

DATENT INKsTANDs.-A h,odsom. &C.,.
men, If G.'ss Inkstsnds. (somo inicndod for
'f:veners) q very approved article-receiycd by
""7 J. n. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26

From the Italian of hlotsstasio.
Ifev'ry ones internal caro-
Were written on his brow,
How many would our pity share,
Who raise our envy now!
The fatal secret, when reveal'd,
Ofev'ry aching breast,
Would prove that only while conoeal'd
Theif To- appears the best
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26

captain Silver, of the Leandcr, arrived n, Salem
stsies mat u was reported at Matanzas, before he
ici' mat the British government schooner skine
SLAYER. ." ouinc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26
Si,259,457
I,0IO,232
S24o,225

We learn from the Boston Cour;c, ,b,, ~. L..
Neponset, which cleared at that port on the ia,I
INST Tor Calcutta, carried out about I5o bales domestic
~cottons.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26
Prom shs Baltimore Patriot.
EPITAPH,

from us baItimore PatIIot.
EPiTAPH,
n Last MAKxa, sleeping in bed.
Otop STRANGE. stop. and wipe q tear,
For the LAsrman Al last lies here:
Though EverL Asring he hath been,
he has q, iasf passed life's LAST scene:-
Famed for good works, much time he pass'i
In doing gooa-he hath done has LAST.
PYTHIAS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26

hccIDEST.-On Saturday night last the Steam
1oat New Philadelphia, on her passage from New
York for Albany, when near Fishkll, ran afoul of A
sloop. which was so much injured AZ tn fill and sinl,
directly. The crow ~ere taken off By tho Steam
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26
SI,OIo,232

Increase for the yeor 1899,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-06-26

a commission merchant named Elias Warner. 90,
RED in New York last week for pejury, in making
sslse return OF hs effects as an insolvent. He va
meDt. "o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-18

More Zog,ossd 1luss Extract Or letter fro.
an American gentlemen in England.-sI have
have spent z day or two or two Sthe vicinity of
Me-. B. ablishment. This house sent to
Buckly ~ bmewhat famous iogwood. blue
cloths. The quantity made at the establishment
is about $50 ends per week, besides large pur-
chases made blythe owner at Leeds, and all design
ed for the United States, or Caauia, which he
expectsq"ill be absst the same thing. From
what can leara, it will be well for your gov
eminent to keep sharp look out on the lines the
next season. The subject Of smuggling and of
cheating the American government is talked
about, with great exultatiOn, as being very sue
cessfal. have heard men make their boasts Of
the success they have met with in evading the
laws Of COngress.--Bosfon Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-18
COMMERCIAL.


HoWard St,esi Hour.-In the early part Of
the week. salee Of parcels were made from stores
at IS OSi and 5 per bbl. On Thursday sales
were made at eaa. and3ater in the day at s7s
To-day the article hasibeen offered a, 81 from
stores, and but few salss making. At the begin
ming Of the week the wagon price was at 81 a
but it soon became general at 4 S7k. At this
rate it continued until Thursday evening, when
number of the dealers received loads at 4 rs.
To-day the prevailing wagon rate appears to be
4 75;per Dbl.
City Hills flour.-About the middle of the
week,saes of 1000 bbls. ertra quality City Mills
were made at IS per Dbl. interest added. Hold
ers. however, are willing to sell this description
to-day at 4 s7A. On Thursday sales of about
1000 bbls. standard quality were made at 4 621,
per Dbl. interest added, and the article has been
offered to-day at the same price.
Rye FiOur.-We have no change to note since
our last.
The inspections. including 1885 bbls. and 80
half bbls. Howard street, not returned last week,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-18

ocoiucS y uuIS. N flour, dnu-hnus, anu-OOtS
Corn Meal.
GRALN.-
Hhea'.-ln the early part of the week, the
prices OF good to prime parcels of red wheat ran
ged from 90 a % cents per bqshel, and more or
binary sorts at lower rates, according To quality
Since the middle Of the week. however. prices
have declined Il shade. and we quote the price
OF prime lots at about 9. ts--for very choice
parcels cent or two more NJ rhr probably TO ~
tanned. On Thursday lot c, prime y! t. was
sold at 81 90 per bushel, and more ordinary par
GELS at lower rates.
tor.-Modera'e surphes only at market
Prices have improved shade in tie course OF
the week; on Thursday sales were made at 81
cents, and LOT Of 1000 bushels very superior at
80 cents. The fair quotation to-day for old
corn, white and yellow. appears to be SO 81 cts.
One or two small parcels ofnew have been sold
this week at 46 cents per bushel.
Rys-We know ofno change. Sales through
the week at so a 80 cents, as in Quality.
Oats remain the same as per last report, at 26
a I'll cents per bushel.
Ba jey-A cargo of 5000 bushels North Rlv-
err Barley was sold this week at GA cents per
bushel.
Ffarseed.-Thc wagon price of the small lots
receiving, is Sl,l2l per bushel. The article is
still very scarce. and 81. S5 per bushel has
been asked from store.
Iobacco.-The market has been brisk this
week, From 400 to 500 hhds. Md have been
taken for Shipment to Europe at prices within the
range of quotations-quaities ranging principal
ly from 8 4 5Oa7. We note the sale of crop
of "a hhds. Md. at 4a7 80; and lot of IL
hhds. Ohio. at 7. a Is. The inspections of The
week are $50 hhds. Maryland Tobacco.
Uhskey -Rece,pts are limited, and none as
yet from the susquchanna. The principal sales
of hhds, this week have been at 8 cents per
gallon. Sales of bbI,. have been made on the
wharf at 81 cents fir steam distilled. and 80
cents for copper distilled. In Howard street the
wagon price of 3bs. is 27a % cents, exclusive
of the barrel, and the store price s 80 cents,
The Inspections # the week comprise 46 hhds
aud 855 bbis. all by REPRESENTATION.
eSe-
! PHIL tDELPHiA MARKET-OcroBER 16.
| Flour and lNeai-Transaction for the week
have been generally in small lots of superhue
Flour at IS Is S lsa, but the latter price
would be generally accepted at the close of the
week and we reduce our quotations. One OF
two parcels have been taken the price To be fixed
| by future sales. 100 barrels Corn Meal at So
! Grain.-Very little W heat at market, and nc
sales of Importance to report. A fair supply o
Corn, which has gone off freely at 54a55cts. fol
White, and 58a6Octs for Yellow. afoat. Rye
is scarce, and sales III small lots at 52a54cts.
Price Current.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-18
yust received.

4 NEW and elegant assortment Of JEWELRY
n BRITANNIA WARES also. PERCUSSION Pts
Tolls, Of various prices md Of the best QUALITY
Plated Cosors and Candieteks. also Of the best Qua
lty, and 10, 900 caps TO- percussion pistols.
HAND,
An assortment of silcer aaounted SPFCTaCLES
and general supply OF HLVER SPOONS and Other
articles in his line of business.
oct l8-eO6t JOHN ADAM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-18
S25,S1l,486 90


In April last there died AT pleskow. in the
so'erneent Of NOyOgorod. Russia,) farmer
named NlchOiSay, who had attained the Won
j I'll age Of l6j years. tie led very sober
.t', though occasionally he partook of ardent
Nns. He naver ate meat more than twice a
week. A. 30 he still labDred in the field. and
only de,is,ed on account of sprain in his foot
H. has left 4 children. So grand children. and
10 great grand children. His mother lived TO
The age Of IL, and one of his sisters to liz. but
Ms father died al 50,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-18

The duty now devolyes upon the Legislature
:, make the necessary arrangements tor the meet
;ry of the Convention IN the ensuing year.
-r7rrs must BE- af ieGst a. manv members OF the
Convention. as there are members of both houses
n ,be General As,embly--lhere NAV be 10 many
mr., as shall DC deemed adri>able-they must
r. elected in the same manner. bv the same per-
ans, and at the same times IN Representatives
Ar, chosen: and are IL a.sGU5le WitGin three
mathis thereafter
rsql DgeL-ENtact Of iette, received by
he Constitution, dated
"Rlo pE J>N&IRo. Aus. so. 1850.
"A DleI has been t,1ghj here between Lieut..
s,lo5, Of the L. ). sloup Of VAR Nandalia, and
D. HFxRY W. B,ssEr,, Of the same vessel
The Doctor leIi ON the 6rst fire, and died In about
~ muutes,@
The following EXHIBITS The aggregate Of duties
elected ON merchandise Imported into the Unit
eis4eS during the year ending on the 30th OF
september, 1850:
Specified duties, l4.775, Coz 60
Ad valorem do. l1,O35, S84 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-18
petersburg Cotton Narn
IND ON.NABCRGS.

a FURTHER supply THIS day received from the
~ Factory, consulting of
bales so in. heavy cotton osnaburgs
% do cotton yarn, assorted. No q to 10.
Dealers are invited to cx aud examine this arm; il
is warranted squal to any in the Union. and will be sold
"a low NJ good ysrn can be bought in Baltimore
act Is WN, d. MUTT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-18
Nops. etc etc
A\,xanAria AcaAeNy

NTR T. BOSWORTU, who was elected o' The irus
Nl tees of the Alexandria Academy rs principal
teacher of that Institution having declined the situa
ton, the Trustees have this day unanimously elected
Mr. MARCUS soGAnur, Graduate of TRINITY College,
Dublin in the Kingdom of ireland, asprinepa teach
er of The EEK ndria Academy. The trustees. having
nroc,reJ the most satisfactory testimonials of Mr. Nc
Grr,s talents requirements and capacity TOR nstruc
ton, brh from Ireland and this country, recommend
him to the public as gentl well qualified to IN
s,ruct pupils in the Latin and Greek languages the
Mathematics and all the branches OF an Eng''h edu'
cation. =,
Mr.. McGarry will commence his School at the
scboolroo,n on Prince street, between Washington and
Ct Asaph streets on Wednesday next. the zS;h inst
Refer to ROM 1. TAYLOR. Esq. HusH SMITH, Esq.
WI. L. HODGSON,
r.e;d sec'y Of the i}oard Of Trustees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-18

'a Foa nousE OF DErreAres.
Dael ain
Na,na S62
Ca.l"s' .sre several other Candidates voted for:
iS (. oor,ons aboye named being elected, our
D.. vac 9ot thinking it necessary, dld not pro-
la .,,,emen. Of the votes for the other sandi-
' ,y., County Of Fairfax has to vote for the Sc
initiates. and we have no doubt Or the
I'm # Mr.. McCarty as Senator for tbsllls.
go unused Of ID. cOunties Of Loudoue and
Fairfax.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-18
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.

JOSEPH FRIEND, 10 be Receiver of Public mo.
'''', Tor The District OF Lands subject to sale at
V'ac'iia' IN the State of LOUISIANA, vice Henry
~. removed
MAJOR General P. DE ScHoLTEN. Governor Ge-
-'ral ct the Danish West India Islands, and Mi
l J. 6 t''mpotent'ary of His Majesty the kim
" Oe0nltA, on special mission To the Govern
.al' Oh tie United States. was yesterday pre-
,"ea 10 the President, by the Secretary of
n VT v. s5%EN Bits, Charge d. Afiaires of his
e'" IN HJe'ty near the Government, of the Uni
- ,'ales' WAS at the same time introduced to
'R'v'lcat by the Secretary Of Safe.
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