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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-13

dGdINI
Abfoium Roberts and Joseph Townes, late Sheriff
am Administrator of James Hester dec Ds fdt
lie defendant, Absoum Roberts, not having entered
as appearance according TO the OF Assembly and
we ruI Of 'nl' Court and IL appearing enthusiastically
he Palnih by his attorney, it il ordered that IN said
Irlsn1ant do appear here the Let day of August
Cour next AMI enter his appearances and answ err The
plaintiff bill, and tha copy Of This order be inserted
10 one OF ne newspapers printed in the Town OF Peters
Durg or Cy OF Richmond for eight weeks successive.
said County. Copv Teste "
June - 9-wSw j. G.. BAPTIST. n g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-27
PuBLIt,-No.2 81.

AN ACT for the relief of the purchasers
Of public lands, and for the suppression
offraudulent practices at the public sales
Of the lands Of th United States.
BE Il enacted by The Senate and House
Of Representatives. ofhe United States Of
.4merica in Congress assembled That all
purchasers their he irs, or assignecs ofsuch
of the public lands Of the United States as
were sold on ere dit, anl on which fur
thcr credit has been taken, under any of
the laws passed FOL the reliefofpurchasers
Of public lands. and which lands have rc-
vprted to the United States, on account OF
the balance due thereon not having been
paid or discharged agreeably 10 said relief
laws, such persons may avail themselves Of
any one Of the three following provisions
contained in this section, to wit: First,
They shall have a right of pre- emption Of
the same lands, until the fourth day Of Ju
~, one thousand eight hundred and thirty
one, upon their paying into the proper Of.
fee the sum per acre therefor, which shall,
at the time Of payment, be the r'.simum
price per acre Of the public lands Of the
United States, in addition to the amount
heretofore paid thereon, and forfeited:
Prorided, That the price, including what
has already been paid, and the amount 10
be paid, shall not. in any case, exceed three
dollars and fifty cents per acre: Second.
They shall have the right Of completing
the payment Of said lands, by paying the
balance Of the prucipal debt due thereon.
in cash. subject to deduction Of thirty
seven and half per cent. a. heretofore. at
any time previous 10 the fourth dsv Of Ju.
", one Thousand eight hundred and thirty.
one: Third, They shall have the right.
within nine months from the passage Of
this act, in all cases where the price for
which said lands we're sold did no, exceed
two dollars and iiiy &C n's per acre. 20 draw
scrip for The amount paid thereon, IN the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-27
DRY GOODS STORE.
CHEAP SIDE.
a, The corner Of Themes and Church streets,
No. liz.
N. SWEET.
Has just returned from Boston with his
NEW SUPPLY.
50 Packages

OF elegant NEW GOODS not inferior in
quality, as low in price as any Store in
town. OF this truth customers will jndge
for themselves, by calling and examining
the same.
Among ,hcm are the following.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-27
PusLIc-No. %.

AN ACT changing the residence Of the
Collectorin the district of Burlington, in
the State of New.Jersey.
BE Il enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of The United States Of a
meiiea in Congress assembled, That hereaf
ter, the Collector of the district of Burling
ton, in the State of n. Jersey shall reside al
Lamberton instead OF Burlington, IN said
district.
Approved, March 81, 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-27

AN ACT to change the port ofentry from
New Iberia to Franklin, IN the State Of
Louislana. "a
BE It enacted Jy essnr,s md House Of
Representatives. ofhe United States Of Il
,n,iic1 in Congress assembled, That here.
after. the port of entry in the district o'
Teche in the State of Louisisna, shall be
at Franklin, Instead Of New iberia, N SAID
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-27
PUBLic--No. 90.
AN ACT making appropriations to carry

into effect certain indian Treaties.
h a. enacted BIZ The Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of The United States qf3-
nerica IN Congress assembled, That the
following sums be, and the same are here
by, appropriated, TO be paid out Of any un.
appropriated money in the Treasury, viz.
For the payment, for the year one thou
sand eight hundred and thirty, Of the per
manent annuity provided Tor by the second
article Of the treaty concluded at Prairie
du Chen, the twenty ninth July, one thou
sand eight hundred md twenty nine, with
the Chippewa, Ottawa, and Pottawattamie
Indians, sixteen thousand dollars.
For the purchase of goods, stipulated by
the said article to be delivered to the said
Indians, twelve thousand dollars.
For the purchase of fifty barrels Of salt,
one thousand eight hundred and thirty,
stipulated By the said article, one hundred
and twenty-five dollars
For transportation of said annuity and
'sale and expense of provisions at the de-
livery Of the same, one thousand dollars.
For the payment Of claims provided for
by the fifth article Of the said treaty, eleven
thousand six hundred and one dollars.
For the expense Of surveying the boun-
daries OF the cession made by the said
treaty, two thousand dollars.
For the payment. for the year one thou
sand eight hundred and thirty, of the lin
tied annuity provided by the second article
of the treaty made at Prairie du Chen, the
second August, one thousand eight hum
drei aud twenty nine, with the Wnnebago
Indians, eighteen thousand dollars.
For purchasing goods to be delivered at
the treaty as stipulated by the said second
article, thirty thousand dollars.
For purchasing three thousand pounds
oftobacco, per same article, for one thou.
sand eight hundred aud thirty, three hun
dred dollars.
For transportation Of the same, sixty dol
lars.
For purchasing fifty barrels of salt, per
said second article, Que hundred and TWEEN.
ty FIVE dollars.
For transportation of the same, one hun.
drsd dollars.
For support of three blacksIni,hs shops
including pay OF smiths, and assistants. a J.
SO, tools, ron steel, &c. for the year one
thousand eight hund red and thirty. as PEI
third article of said treaty, three Thousand
dollars.
For the purchas. Of two yoke Of oxen
and cart, aud for The services of a man
At the portage Of w 5consn and Fox rly
ers, for one thousaut eight hundred and
thirty. as per same article, five hundred
and thirty five dollars.
For the payment Of sundry claims n
gainst the Wnnebngoes, As provided foi
by the fourth article Of said treaty. twenty
three thousand five hundred and thirty two
dollars.
For expense ofsurveying the boundaric.
Of the territory cedad by the sand treaty
one thousand seven hundred and forty dol
lars.
.1N'DREW STEFE.N,SON
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
JOH.EC C.ALHOU.N,
Tice President d The United States, ana
President ofhe Senate
Approved, March %. 1880
ANDREW JlCKSO.N
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-27

FsNHE subsc riber informs his old Gus.
toners and the public, that he contin.
uos to Card Sleeps Wool of all grades.
Cloth .Uress;nU.

lie also continues TO Dye & Dress Wool.
len Cloths Of every description. real Indigo
Blue and all other colors required.
lie viii also manufacture Wool into warn
or cloth, all which will be done specdlyjn
superior style, and on lhe most roasona.
bile terms. Samuel, CLARKE.
UJ'Articles intended to he sont 10 the Fac
tory, may be left with Geo. Knowles or Job
sherman, Newport; Sanford Amy, Little
Compton; Pcleg Cory, Tivcrton; or jeremiah
Clifford, Bristol Ferry Nav 2l. 1s2y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-27
a T. Eo

yx,TIE subscriber. Agcn; for The proprie
a tors Of the Eagle Brewery, Proyi.
dence--has and will constantly keep sup.
plv of their ALE for sale, in barrels and
half barrels--hlso in Kegs for families
The Ale is not inferior 10 any made.
HENRY POTTER.
april. I. 3n.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-27

district and the Collector ,hereofshallhere-
after reside in said Franklin.
Approved, March 81; 1890.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-27

AMERICAN Goops. Flag hdkis.
Linen diaper for ~. Linen do.
4 cts, Elegant new pat
Good bundle hkfs for terms
l2l. French figures prints
Good chex for l25 Silk cotton & worst
Ladies White cotton ed hosely
hose l25, Oil cloths for table
do. do. Real good D carpets
Indigo stripes and Fine S' supertinc car
plaids for ia petugs
Power loom shrtg ( Hearth rugs
White do. do, l9l Green figured book
Fine shirtings and ing
sheetings Ii cents Some elegant saf
to l6 cts tlouer prints
Blue blk. mIx'd olive FRENCH GOODS
and Brown Broad. Leghorn Bolyarhats
cloths aud Cassi- silk gro dc nap; gro
mercs de India; gro de
Flannel zan; gros de Chi.
IomCspun Carpet'gs m
Real good bin" prints Lcvantine satin and
for only ia cents Lustring hgurcd&.
Orher colours tde pluln
same Mcrno square and
Glue mixed s. grey long shnwls
S2ttlHCih uInullutS plhln N
Merimack Taunton figured very cheap
&FaNRiycr prints, INDIA Goops.
\ lot Of very cheap Canton and Nankin
girls mitts gloves Grapes
Hlrgom flowers aud Naubns, satin lust
w3caIhs. made by ring
one otthc first rate Check hRis; popgees
workmcn IN A SILK hose * halihose
mnrica Mull null muslin
Straw Bonncts &c. Flag. bandanna. and
ENGLISH Goops. black silks hkis.
Broadco;hs and cas- PLAIN striped s plaid
smcros lUstrings for dres-
Flannels & Hosiery ses; fancy boxes,
Together with many articles which may
be found very cheap in said store; and his
old customers aud the public are invited To
coll and examine tho Goods; and he has no
doubt but they will be satisfied and buy.
april 20l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-05-27
PuBLIc-No. 81.

AN ACT to change the time and place OF
holding the Court for The County OF
Crawford. inNhe Territory Of Michigan.
BE IL enacted ty the Seaaie and HoaSs OF
Representatives. Qf he United States ot amer.
lea IN Congress assembled, That the term ot
the Court appointed to be held annually, on
the second Monday in May, at the village
of Prairie du Chen, by tho additional
Judge of the United States for the Terri
tory of Michigan. shall be held on the first
Monday in October. annually, at Mineral
Point, in the county of Iowa, in the SAID
Territory; and the cases which shall be
pending in ,he said Court on the second
Monday in May next, shall be tried and
detcrm Aed at the time and place above
DESIGNATED. in the Counly Of Iowa; and the
Clerk and Sheriff of said County shall be
he Clerk and Sheriff of this Court; and it..
Jurisdiction shai be and continue the same
AS ifsald County ofCrawiord had not been
divided.
Approved, April ., 1890.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12

n,ent, 10 sweep through the Isni with bosom
OF removal 10 make the personal support Of
The successful candidate sufficient ground for
appointment, and an honest preference for a
defeated competitor forfeiture Of favor, is to
corrup, the purity Of elections by the bribes OF
office, and convert government Of consul,
tu,ions and laws into tyranny of men.
Let i no, be considered departure from
appropriate duties, that this reference has been
made 10 circumstances connec,rd with the ad
minisrra,ion Of the Federal Union. The citi-
ems Of the Commonwealth are alike consli.u.
EMS Of the General Government. The indie.
peSdeuce Of The States cannot be preserved but
through the freed ON Of the Na'ion. Jealousy
and never slumbering vigilance are The only
security Of the people Whenever a selfish
trucking to the predominancy Of party snail
preveRt the alarm OF danger, liberty will cease
TO be enjoyed, and the country, either by 70.
reign force OF domestic dcspo,ism, be enslay-
ed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12

We copy h, following r1'rac from Cover
a'' L'coLSs Message TO he l. gisla ure OF
l>'arhussr,,as corra'ning some jus, thought,
Ne expressed:
Aside from TIE Message, there has been
n0tn IN The poiilral vents e hc las wear TO
meni shd To chhd mn We have sren The
81 party tlscor1 enkindlsd in HI land, anu
hs''T'H 't he same political family aid flir h
a a. and SCI m hostility 10 each o. her -
W. nave seen one sdminis'ra ion po' down
IA ep''achS another trium phan,ly placed N
J Stead pr"i".>ins is now spp4'rnt, III
Nne once rpoparCd principles Of general
"Ni' ana % pursue, doubtless he same Oh
A'a> sISrm Of public measures. We have
~"~a'r tNenew adminrstra,i, N. meiancho ly
"'S'0 numerous Instances OF the effe tual
ANS o. men 10 c nsideraIion, than Of principle,
|' Paoc good aud we nave seen he ven
pax. pt the Revolution, veterans Of
"N soa o. 'hr second war o. md. pendsn
uil'niul civil Ulcers, laborious and de-
N"' ee'k,, driven from their only means
,''p0rl, sud the door Of employment smut
men Tor no other reason than the un,
~ suspicion, that inreg;i,y may no, BE-
ssih' corruption by lonp service, or that
PIee was 1t punishment Tor an uncom.
~ "nhS Exercise of the rights Of Fee men.
~ 'SmaiHs are not made O gSaliiy j spi-
,Os on'enb or from pa ticular ,egard 10
''Sso i.idual>, bu' from dee d
N"" 'o'''c'ioa thai The Er' ctdeat winch
gwen, aud the principles avowed in
= Ael.'on, -nulss rehuked py a s,rong
- Pu. &c seUHm,n' vii esch 10 the Vi a,
E" INSTITUTIONS, AMI sub,er, ,b- fuunda.
S"i hhrrty What II more be, ON,
l,,,. nav Tar OF The pa'rio,ic ci zen, Than
N, he QUALIFICATIONS OF d candidate for
20 attend The polls, and TO deao-
s, ~; e IN tue ballo, box! 10 do this, is
10 "ighes' obligations To neglec,
Leo. w Indifferent TO mis- most precious
49, y" In wha, manner, then, can ,hi, in
,onc,n" 1 S0nse'e"cious discharge Of du-
20 every tiizen, en,i,le one midi
b r so Or subject another to punish.
lsss i so'erument is surely to he admit
Thar. "e'mony among its officers; and
b, vS;' MSS difference as 10 the princi-
Be- '" the Administration shall be con.
s,..u,.s VINO are assigned TO act together
H. sS0uld be Of consent aneou, ,en,i,
sqai, -, supreme Executive Department,
h, and a"u mere, especially, should be con.
a,,v .S peert between lis members. But
IN The head Of this Depart
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12

WILD CATTLE HUNTlSe --Ther. is some.
thing r"maD &c IN these stunts; Us they are
prool> IF he determined bravery OF me natives
I, would oe un2arGonahle To pass thrn over in
silence. From he mountainous stale Of the
country i, NAV be supposed that here are
likewise an atfim y Of canadas, which sford
>rslier To the wild cs;Ite srG furnish them
food. The hunrsman is always mounted Oh IA
strong, bold, and w-ll-traired Nurse As soon
IS hr ca chss sight Of the wild bull, The chaoe
| commences, ard he follows il Through bush
and briar," leaping up and down precipices Of
three or four feet, and passes a. full speed over
u counuy wnicn, for unssveuness, has scarcely
anv parallel. Were il no, for jaose' and
trow YRS Of tanned hide, The hrsh would pro-
baby be torn from The bones by the th"'ny
branches OF the misquiie a thick bush.) l he
chef object Of the hun sman is, nrver 10 loose
sigh of toe bull, and the horse IS always lef 70
ke care Of his own and MS moser's heck II
ne er happens that the chase is ~ any long con-
tiuuance, as the bull usually axes 10 the near
est Canada. Ibis ravine he follows through
all It's ruggedness, at the height of his speed,
stun ling and even rolling along, ill It's Il
trame narrnwness render further D, ogIess i'm
pos ,ible. No sooner does the hunrsman who
is not far behind, Sc. the dilemma e the bull,
han he dismounrs, and rapidly taking IF his
ng lea htrn H. ker, aud drawing his KNIFE
from he .lGe of his RICH, kuee, whore il had
ill nav Deem con6red by the baud which tas-
tens n lea h-en protectors ef MS legs. called
'b"tas," he maEfully advances towards the an
imal, W 10 " he n he sees his adversary approach
,urns round aud makes furious attempt to dss-
troy him with his horns. This the sportsman
as,is ed bv III, Goa, add with dexterity truly
wonderful. Aud now commences most bloody
fight. Spurred up to his utmost fury ny the
wounds which he is continually receiving from
his adversary, the Efforts OF The bull are 're-
mendous, but the nun'sman avoids all his
ihrus,s, and upon each occ aston inhicts fresh
wound. There is here No crying craven
one or other Of the coinbatants mus perish. -
The Carbon crow and earniver"u> bids, who
aiwavs attend the huptsmsn from the PERIOD
when tie fry commences, SCI up their horria
croaking, so thai the horrors Of th hight would
be very considerably increased, did the oceu-
patton If the hunter permi him 20 reject that
these birds will eventually ie' on the d. ad car
case Of either man o. beast! The conflict sell
dom lass longer than a quarter OF an hour
sometimes il IS terminated in lew minutes, II
he hun,r makes = successful stab; aud when
the bull ha> los, great quantity oil blood, MS
head sinks for want OF strength 10 support II,
bis huge body begins to 'oitrr-ana, al ias''
down hr drop, on his fore legs % II praying
for mercy which his relentless conquer"f re-
fusing 10 grant, gives him the coup &c grace.
ending the 6gh' add the misery oil the poor
b,nie ,oee her Il Haydy's hsrico.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12

.o,,ant topics are tabood; it would DC
NOS ''r rS- him to reason-the more forcibly
m'I'a . %. he should argue, the more Ger
' H would he De inundated.
T,r;. !, fact which caanO' be denied. a
,. independent paper is rarely 10 be found.
'"y 81, e,nno, be called independent, TO tread
=, dnp round Of party, and follow is tracks
=. nD8s,ia,ins regularity. There is Certain
thing like independence IN Jolopins the
...nJices aud passions oil others.
fan Editor were allowed the privilege con-
In almos, all other men in the commu-
,iy If giving uiterance 10 mis- candid OPT
.,..s no MISTER how much those opinions
,,isn, be opposed to the Prrjudioes OF Others,
,bould SEE the character Of or public jour
a. ;nproyed an hundred per cent. But as
,,o. &c he has 10 feel his way, to consult the
vs ot this one, hod out tho sentiments of
-, ors, and cringe TO Ill, it Is impossible that
=. p,,ss should ever obtain an elevated and
,ap,ndenr stand. 10 Enslan'i even, as ihe
y,,ional G4zel,e remarks, there is more Of
..,l freedom on his poiut. " The editors and
,,;srs Of the principal papers there have no.
hing to fear from individuals or combinations;
oviup 10 Il peculiar manner IN which the pa,
Dsr, are spr cad aud paid, their ?eouniary in
.,.s,, are safy, they possess all The scope. mo-
-, ,oJ phy .icaI. aud all the consideration and
,uhori,,, which they can require for their
,.rno,ss; snd 10 them, scholarship, info'ma'
on. ,as,r, ,igor, style, are indispensable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD


Will be given 10 The driver OF the carriage
or any other person or pt rsoDs who may give
information that may lead 70 the detection and
conviction Of The perpetrators Of most dar'
irg outrage, on Monday afternoon last, 4,h
Instant, between The hours oil md O'Clock,
on one Of our most respectable young ladies',
who was returning home through Frankfort,
near William stree, when she was accosled by
yourg man genleey dressed. aud in hurrcd
manner informed her that her father, who had
been for some mon he confined TO the house,
by illness, Was taken in e. and dying
This shock deprived her OF her rtcollec ion
and when she revived, she found herself in a
carriage driving rapidly, and held by person
h IF masked who wore cloak and cap, and
was using means to restore her TO her senses.
Tie carriage at kng,h opped before white
or pale yellow house; and, il Is thought, with a
tree before he door. Shf was there iiited out
and assured ha' that was her fathers house,
and he would carry her ir as soon as he go,
som, hing from ihe Carriage, believing az;
siren h TOO much exhausted by iainiing 10
wax Shr immediately dis, ovrIed he house
not % BE- her fathers aud while he was Yet
sc king in in- coach, the hope OF escape
crossed her mind, aud she seemed endow.
cd with superna ur'l srrng'h-she daT'ed oil,
and direct entered dark alltv "r lane near
III, hous When led her is'o another street, and
afer having passtd through several stre, size
found rcrse,f IN Pearl street. wnrre she Conti-
nued hrr flight un'rl her strength b., anne en-
tIrly cxhs asted, and she fell senselrss on the
pa, eme OF Of re- pee able merr hsut, W % kind.
iy took hrr IN aud gave her p rehrs informa ion
Of her situe ion. Any ,niorma.Ion sprciiug
the above will be received at No So Water,
stree.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12

II app,ars hat there IS TO be more trouble
j, New York, concerning the Msyoraliy--four
ZEN members Of tae board have s,Uorn Ia, they
,O ed Tor MIR. Smith, VII, reas the leil-rs at the
:l-,,ion counted only thirteen votes for tha'
Gentleman. What is To be done il The case rs
D., sejlhd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12

The NV York Jpurral Of Commerce men.
aors It a. rumour a, New York, that plan
IA, ben fra.ed by Ereiaad, France and
Spain, for the pacific alton Of Mexico, and CO.
lOmbia, by establishing regular farm Of gov
,rnnent in the two countries and guaran'ying
IL petmanence
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12
COMMERCE. L.

FLOUR AT the commencement of last week. the
wagon price opened at - 373, but shippers declined
purchasing from stores at over 81 25 which caused
reduction in the wagon price early in the week TO ~
IS 81 81; after which it remained steady at that
price throughout the week, with the exception of
few loads occasionally taken at fraction higher
Sales were effected from stores during the week at
from 81 Is to 81 80.
Yesterday prices remained without any material al.
teraon-the most current price for wagons "a o.
Export for the week ending Saturday, 9th instant,
$500 barrels.
Quantity inspected during the same period
King-street 2772 bbls. 6 halves.
Wharf 487 - $50 &c
Total 1888 366 "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12

The sta.e Of Nor h Carolina has applied for
id IN opening an oUtl,t to the Ocean, from
40 m lie Sound md he r.! Rad Compa-
" Of Sou'h C.,oiina have ais applied 20 he
Grsral Gvernmenr for ,ubscrp'ion Of
sock These facts may be IT garded as signs
Il he ines
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12

WeretiYrd NO papers or leIIe's from Rich
noad Yesterday. and are without news from
he Convention.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12

The New York Mercantile SYKES General
Jackson Admiral Of the Nsyy"m Go on,
r,nllcmen; we are wai;ing for the next.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12
Total

PHlI.ADELPHIA MARKET -JAsuAR. 9.
Flour and Meal-Ahhoagh our navigation continues
quite clear Of ice the transactions in tn, -four market,
as usual at this season. have been SMALL end sales Of SUI
perfne made for export 10 not exceed 5000 barrels;
sales the early part OF the week made at 50 624
but towards the close two iots made at s. So
Nothing of importance in r, eAour Corn meal in brls
sold at 80 063 which shows further decline. No
sales ia hhds. reported but quotations reduced.
Gran.-No arrivals of importance Of any kind Of
grain, and no transactions worthy of notice.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12

The Thermometer, yesterday morning, was
,,so. being IS degrees below the freezing
mint
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12

SINGULAR OUrHAGE.-The New York pa.
below, detailing the particulars Of sn act Of
violence, the perpetrators Of which will, we
hone, be deteteclel:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-12

IT,. Supreme Cout WAS 10 have assemel d
!, Washington yes'e'd'y