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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-02
AN AMENDED CONSTITUTION
EorH7 Of Government for Virgiaia.
Adopted January IAtl. 1a9n

IHWUFIGU IIIlI
WberoaB the Delegates and Representatives Of tho
good people Of Virginia. IN Convention assembled on
the twentyninth day Of June in the year Of our Lord
oRe thousand seven hundred and scycnty-sx rectinr
and declaring, that whereas George the third, King
OF GToa Britain and Ireland and EleCtuT Of Hanover
bciore that time entrusted with tho exercise uf the
agly office in the Government OF virginia had en-
deayoured to peTyert the same lnlo a dctsslabc and
ifsnpportable tyranny, by putting his negative on
laws the most wholesome and necessary for the pub
Tic good by denying his Gov ornors PERMISSION To mss
Laws Of immediate and pressing importance unless
suspended IN their operation for his assent and when
s1spended neglecting TO attend TO them for many
years; by refusing to pass certain other laws unless
the persons to be benefited by them you'd Tclinquish
the inestnabe right ofreprcsentation in tho Lcgisa-
tnre; by dissoiging legislative assemblies repeatedly
and continually, for opposing with manly frmness
bs invasions OF the rights Of the people; when dis
solved, by refusing 20 call others Tor long space Of
Cfno, thereby leaving g poIiiic system without dny
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FRUIT, DC.

FHUII, &C.
lust received from Malaga, via Baltimore
- oil Boxes bunch rasins, "Iforing's" btonl
so haf boxes bloom do
10 jars grapes
100 boxes lemons
rs dozen entry mats. for sale by
ian09-5t DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. 81
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Handel and Ha,yaa C1,Yc6 IToS;c

HdndeI and hQydn C6iTch lJnMc.
USr received, the Boston Handel and IIav,,,
y oooietys collection of Church Music; being o
selection of the most approved Psalm and Hvnsn
Tunes; together with many beu utiful extracts from
the works of Hayds, Mozart, Beethoven, &C Nr,
Harmonized for three and four voieoe, with foure
base Tor the Organ and Piano Forte: Seventh edi
tion' with additions and improvements-for sale 6v
jan 10 COLLINS g. 70 ~
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EJJRNTTTJPD

- Spring srat covered sofas, with pillows
- bureau
] writing desk
work tables with desks
i elawfoot tea table
four post mahogany bedSfead
] dressing bureau
u cane bottom top chaiTe
u rush bottom ohairs, all New Yofh urtdc, III the best
quality aud fashionable and approved patterns i
sale by OTIS, DUNLOP g. TO
Jan 1B--9t
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sspe,o, Coo: shah s.sd and sas.. .ss.xs
fec '""'"
g. Judges may he removed from ofs By eooeourep, ,o,,
the members present mos, such voss md the caas
OF removal shall DO entered the JoOrusls Of each Ibr
notice bs1eo seeU%.~ss ~ ses' to p'oss
d age 70. DIS s.novs a, least t~eo.y days r
tbcsevpun. ~ ~ -,'J EVA" s1'
p.s ON tbs creation Of any eo.usy J.,he. Of n.
snail % appointed, IN the % Instances Ia ss,c ,,nsr
az may be prescribed by Inv. When vaca .bsII - -
x: % to- any = ssssa
cno On the Of Inc rsssctiv. Cosn,y Conss
Of ID. So oy Gsnsi Ls 10 .Pponed vogs
onsn oy ,nS eo.yrnoI aud si~ll bold his oee dssuV p
Courts, when occur rtnI be sunosn,ed r
he,t respective Courts, and tenure Of pdfs,r ~
heryaner appointed, be pr.scsibsd b, Law Th 1Sy r.
and Coroners wall DO pomhia.ed by ,Ss r,,n-rsSs @
stoned by him. Tie Ju,,ces shall s,o,n, Corss.S,.s "
all fees of tho aforesaid sall be Ierula,vd v , o
Virginia. and boar by Clerks az the sysSsi Cos
shall conclude Against the peace DIGNITY Of
Treasurer shall be sTpom'ed annually ny irhi vote q
Axrlc1l VII.
The Executive Departmental tho Government ii rr.ps,n
as at present Organized and The Governor Pvy Conpc
lois shall Continue in Office, until Governor excited under
his Constitution shall INTO Office ind all other perxnos
otee when 5'sS Constitution shall I've adopted except as hem,
IN otherwise expressly deuted shall continue IN Office ain sur
ce.ors shall be appointed ,hei shall otherwise proyd
and all the Courts Of Justice existing shall connoe wnn
Their present "risdc,un until except a. the pcs
system may shall 10 herra0rr Otherwise organized b, %
Legislature - '">
Done IN Convention in the city of Richmond on III,
hrtcenth day Of January, in the year Of our Lars
ono thousand eight hundred and thirty and in i'm
I my fourth year Of the Independence of tho &.
PHILIP P. BARBOUR,
- President O'fhe Cursalaa,
AZ.
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D. BRr0Gs,
Secretary q fhe GonrentioD,
SCHEDULE

SCHEDULE
Ordered, thut tho roll containing the daft OF tie
amended eonsiitution adopted by tins Convention 4;
ey Submitted 10 the people Of this commonwealth,
tor Their ron or rejection be enclosed by the
SECRETARY IN case proper for It's preservation su
deposited among the archives Of the Council OF
State. "
Ordered. that The Secretary do csuse the ;ourus,a
OF the proceedings Of tins Convention to be fairy
entered In well bound book, and after the ssns(,
'huil have been signed by tho President and Serrr.
ary. that he deposit the same together with all tho
original documents in the possession of the Conven>
ton and connected with its proceedings. smoDg Tia,
arciieves of the Council of State and further thar
he cause 10 printed copies to be well bound, mia
deposited in the Public Library.
Ordered, that the President of the Convention do
cert'iy uun copy Of The amended Constitution %
me Henerai Assembly now m session. and that ifrp
General Assembly be, and hey are hereby requested
to make any additional provisions by law which nav
De necessary and proper, for submitting the sunastn
the Voiers thereby qualified vote for members of
the General Assembly, at tho next April election.
and Tor organizing the government under the uuur-
ed Constitution IN cise it shall be approved and t
fed by such voters.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-02
AMERICAN ALMANAC.

TRHIB American Almanac and Repository OF Usn
n fu Knowledge, for the year Understanding.
Part list. Cslandar and Natural Phenomena, for Ito
yeor Part I'd, Information connected with the Calan
daT, and Explanations Of Celestial Chnngca ana
Astronomical Phcnomena: Part Sd, miscellaneous
Directions, Hints and Remarks Part 4tb, Statjstical
and General Information, concerning Boreign Coun-
tres Part 9Th, Statistical and other intelligence,
for sale, by J. IT, NASH.
ian 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-02

SICILY MADEIRA WIHE-In Pipe,. ran P,,r. er-
- quarter Casks-nreiving. for sale by 'i''' 'N'
Jan 2l-3 OTIS DUNLOP a CO
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GRIND sToEES.-so Nova Scotia Grind ssoDes-J,c, =.
lao ' or Shr by r. II. DREW. Ag,
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Total,
So Reward.
bales 100000

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, IN Alexandris, on
IL Sunday, the 2Sd day of May, Roger SuN'pan. IS
wears If age the Ali daN Of tpril last, AN inderted ap-
renee to the ladies' shoe making business. He has a
fair skin, and is small Of his age. Had on when he
went away a new olive cloth trock coat and blue cas-
>imere panta!cons: the rest of his clothing not recol-
'ected
The above reward, and no charges, will be paid for
bringing him home. All persons are cautioned against
harborirg or erp'o,in said apprentice, as the law
will be enforced agains, all such persons.
HORA11O DAY,
Ladies' AMI 6 ntlemen's Boot and Shoe. maker.
Who has on band, at his old stand on King street,
between Washington and St. Assph Streets a hand
sore assortment Of
LADIES', Geailemenps, Misses and Children's
BOOTS g. SHOES,
of the best materials and newest fashions, of his own
make. which he will sell on as reasonable terms as they
can be had elsewhere, of the same quality. He also
keeps a constant supply of the best shoe thread, bris-
ties. heel balls. and other findings for shoe makers;
Cats superior backing for boots and shoes; sewing
silks of all colors; sewing cottons of all kind; braids
and ribbons for trimming; ladies'and grntlemen's gloves
and combs, &c.
N. b. Ali orders thankfully re- eiyed and punctually
attended to.
June I4-d3t&w5w
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E

The sales of cotton at Liverpool on Saturday
LIST May, was 1900 bales. On the proceeding
days it had been less, and the prices are some
what lower than a fortnight or three weeks ago.
This IS owing says a London paper, not to any
permanent causes; but to an apprehension ola di-
minuHoD for a short time in the demand for home
consumption.
Liverpool, May Our market for wheat and
flour continues heavy, and at this days market a
decline of Cd per 70lbs. was submitted to on the
former; but -four owing to the heat of the weather
and a fear gifts being injured, was forced off at a
considerable decline on last weeks prices, but
this applies to Irish -four, which by being long on
board had a tendency to grow sour.
Foreign Corn.-There remained in warehouse
on the frstof April last, 776,09S, quarters OF. for
eign grain, and los, 785 cwt. of foreign -four
The quantity of wheat in warehouse. was 24O-
Isl quarters; of barley, b6, 626 quarters; and Of
oats, 429, SOY quarters. Of rye, there was &C.
4S1 quarters.
London, .4prH so. The duty declined yes
terday on Wheat Is and Is cd on beans; but ad-
vanced on Rye Is cd per quarter.
Nay 3.-During the past week we have re-
ceived near 1000 qrs Of foreign wheat in addi-
ton to 5000 bbls. -four from New-York. The
supply of English and Irish oats has also been lar
ger; and of flour from our own coast considerable.
At this mornings market the show of wheat sam
pies was only moderate from the near counties,
bit the trade was extremely dull throughout;
and to effect sales, a decline of 2s per quarter
must have been submitted to. A few parcels of
fine foreign red were taken off by our millers at
from 63s to Gas per or. Flour, owing to the
warm weather, was dull sale but prices remain
the same.
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Retail Grucery Store.

RetaN Grocery Store.
yTNlIE subscribers, at their store, coner of King and
Fairfax streets, offrr for sale
Gunpowder )rEAs, partly of the Melvilps car
Imperial go, imported last month, and
Young Hyson of very superior qualities.
Java. old white, green and Rio coffee
Loafsugsrs, pat steam refined
Brown sugars, of prime qualities
Mace, nutmegs, cloves and all other spices for IA
mily use
London Particular Madeira, part imported in 1918
Sicily Madeira
Red Port
Lisbon WINES
Malaga
ST. Julian Claret. in cases of one dozen,
or by the bottle,
Cognac and peach brandy
Did Jamaica, West India and Northern rum
Holland gin, pure, and country gin
Old and common whiskey
Bounce, four years old
New Orleans and West India molasses
Strong cider vinegar, for picking
Duponts' Gunpowder
Shot of all sizes
Windsor and scented soap
Yellow and brown sosp, Manufactured
old & good by
Mould and dip candles Sam Ii. Larmour.
Family -four, best Shenandoah brands
Indigo. madden, and other dye stuffs
With n variety Of other articles, all Of which will be
sold at very moderate prices.
N. B. Families to whom choice tea is desirable, are
requested to give the above a trial.
june IA SAMUEL B. LARMoUR &. Co.
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o-CuAti

lDURSU tNI tothe order Of the honorable William
Il Cranch, made in the case of William Wilson, an
insolven, debtor, J shall expose 10 public sale. at Fair.
fax Court House, on NONDaK, tie 2lN day Of June
merit. being Court day, at l o'clock, 2. VI Al the
right, title, and interest, the said William Wilson in
and to q lease Of
A Tract OF LIND.
granted on the Sd September, 1898, for the term &C
900 years; for the special purpose. and with the priv.
lege, of cutting the WOOD therefrom, either for the
purpose OF coaIing, or any other purpose, at the price
Of three pence sterling per cord. The Tract Of Land
over which this lease extends lies in the county OF FAN.
fax, immediately below the mouth Of Difficult. and IS
bounded partly by the Potomac. 1t is SAID 10 con,sin
1902 acres, after allowing Certain reservations men.
tiored in the said lease. On this Tract there is much
valuable Timber Terms at sale
COLIN AUD. Trustee.
may l-Stowts
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'YrustSaAe
may 4-3tawts

- Y decree Of the Count, Court OF Prince william,
Id pronounced on the 18th day of January. 1850, in
the case Of Thompson X Veitch Us. E&el' and others,
the subscriber was appointed Trustee, in the place of
Benjamin Bolts, deceased, who had, by a similar lie.
cree, been appointed in the place Of James Muschett,
deceased, the original Trustee in a deed made by
Charles Ewel, senior. to the said Muschett. On the
23d day of october, 1897, to secure to the said lhomp-
son L Veich certain sums of money therein specified.
Pursuant to the authority vested in the subscriber
by the decree aforesaid, and Ia The terms al III said
deed, he win. on MONDAY, the 5M day If July neat,
at II o'e!aeh, proceed TO sell, for cash, a he Hansion
House on the premises. to thu h'ghes' bidder, that
WELL KNOWN TR.4CT OF LIND called
~ MILFORD,
>y59 on which Major Charles NV a. -eniIr, for q
fFS long time lived, cont .ining shout
.eLsxa FUU9 HUNDRED y IE y acres,
including all the Improvements, and three Bris,oe tract
lots. This land lie, in the county of Prince William
and State Of Virginia, on Broad Run, sp within four
miles of the county town Of Brentsviiie. auI has on it a
most valuable
MILLING ESTABLISHMENT.
The stream Is abundant, and a never fa,iey one. The
Farm is considered a good one 1t is NJ silly a red
clay soil, and easily improved by clover and plaster
The title is believed TO be entirely une &c ptior,bie,
but the subscriber viii convey such only j. !, ves;edin
him. 4 W. HEWITT,
june lids trustee.
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Alexandria CANAL.

~ va Suttul.
4 7 a meeting ofthe Commissioners appointed to re-
n ceive subscriptions to the Stocs Of he ,'ex.ndr
Canal Company, held At the Mayor, Office in Ale
dra, 4th Jane, l850-Iresent.
John Roberts, Charles Bennett
Phiness Janney, Edmund |. trr.
Robert !, Taylor, Colin Aud.
Thomson r. Mason, Henry Dang
Hugh Smith, George Breu
a. e. CazenOve, Jonathan Bd'c.
w. II. Miller,
On motion, EDn, !. LEE was appointed Char.
and w a.. MILLER Secretary.
Ordered, That books Of subscription be opened
Monday, the l4th instant, at the following Ba"k,, va
Bank of Alexandra, under the s Jonah Thompson ana
superintendence Of a.. McKcnns
MI. ocp Phineas JAnney and
Damn ''"' 1Charie, Page
- Richard 81. Scott and
H"'' 'A"A John iiooff
Mechanics Bank of Alexan- { George Brent and
dria, Charles Cha nm
Office of Discount and Deposit Sam'l. II smith and
Bank ofthe U 5. Washington ! Richard Smith
Bank of the Valley, Winches. Obed Waite and
ter, al. NJ. Brent
Office of Discount and Deposit { D.n;., I...n5
Farmers Bank OF Virgins ( George Orr;cL
at Winchester,
Office Of Discount and Deposit 5 Il II. Henderson and
Bank of the Valley. Leesburg S. NJ Edwards
Office of Discount and Deposit } H.. cmx.
town,
Extract from the Minutes:
EDM. I. LEE, Chairman.
W. II. MILLER, Sec'y.
jane 7-3tawtl4th Aug
T The National lntelligencer, Winchester Repub-
licsn, Charlestown Free Press, and Leesburg Genus
Of liberty, will insert the sDove once q week till 14th
August, and send their accounts to this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-14

If the clergy should be in want Of a text, any
time within a twelvemonth, they cannot do better
than to take it from the book of Hezekiah-
Hezekiah Niles we mean-in these words: "Pay
the Printer, for no man labors so hard to enlight-
en- his fellow creatures. He works day and
night, and often gets more kicks than coppers".
We subjoin from the National lntelligencer an
article on this subject.-Bost. Gaz.
TTfs vaLue of a good erampe.-We inserted,
not lone ago, a short notice of the handsome act
of a former subscriber in Alabama. in renting
to use the principal and interest of an old balance
and subscription. That paragraph has, amongst
orher good effects, produced the following let
ter. from an esteemed subscriber and personal
friend. in a different quarter of the country:
II have been appropriately reminded of my
Delinquency, by a paragraph from one-of your
Western subscribers. The enclosed $50 will
fill up the gap till April. 1881"
lNSD
CoD;taI Trials in Salem.-We learn from the
Salem Gazette, that a special session OF the
Supreme Court will be held in that town, on
Tuesday, Goth July, for the trial OF the persons
accused of the murder of MIR. White. All the
Judges will attend, and the law, just passed by the
General Court, requires both the Attorney Gen
eral and the Solicitor General to ofciate on the
eccasion.-B.ston Daily .4dr. ,hme 9;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-14
SHIP NEWS.
PORT Of ALEXANDRIA,, On.

Bacon. sugar. etc.
S"GSDS well cured Bacon warranted
10 hhds and 20 brls n o. and w. l. sugar
70 bbls old and common whiskey
= 5 hhds retailing molasses
IS bags Rio coffee
Country gin and New England rum in barrels
5 chests and lob. boxes young Tyson and i'm
perial tea
5 hhds cherry bounce. old and very cheap
boxes pine apple cheese
Vinegar in hhds and bris
Browns chewing tobacco, Of superior quality
Dry and sweet malaga wine in or casks
Ground alum and sack salt
A large assortment of stone jars, holding from
10 50 gallons
Shot in bags, powder in kegs
500 bushels corr
Cordage Of different sizes
Winter and summer oil
Together Nth q general assortment of the Best
UINES, LIQUORS, g. GROCERIES.
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Cordial Elixir Of Bark.

rTyHIs elegan, preparation, containing all Of the viz,
tues OF the best Peruvian or Lima bark, can be used
in their stead. whenever they may be required; being
very pleasant to the taste, it istaken without reluctance
and even with avidity. As a general tonic 1t is not sur
passed; and as a preventive and cure for fever and ague
it is highly Recommendations being where BIZ
lious diseases prevail, will find this a very useful art'-
Gle II creates appetite and relieves debility of the
stomach. and is an excellent article as a restorative for
conyaIe scents Price, 81 90 for large and rs cents
for small bottles.
MILK OF ROSES.
A safe and eficacious cosmetic, for removing free
ki.s. chsps, pimples. tan. sunburn, and other e%ruptions
of the skin ltis excellent to remedy the chafng OF
i.fants, and the pleasantest application to remove the
smarting after the operation of shaving.-Price 25cts.
per bottle.
REAL BE.7PS' OIL;
For the growth and preservation Of the hair, renew
inp the hair on bald places and giving to the locks a
strong and glossy cast. tits highly useful in removing
the dsndriff from the heads of children, and an excel
lent application to improve the growth of whiskers.
For sale by by DAVID Mah'iSt
June IA nIeAaIuIIa.
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Fresh Lime.

Q1cAsKs Thomas.on Lime, on board brig PA, n
;une JOHN II. LADD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-14
MILK OF ROSES.
REAL BERPS' OIL;
Cheese.

Cheese.
an BOXES prime Cheese, landing from schooner
~ Georgetown from New York, for sale by
iupe4 W.R. P.S. LINDSAY, HILL x Go.
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pl8ster.

PA8ster.
on BARRELS cslcined Plaster
CO $50 do white and ground fine for calcining
100 tons we'll ground, in bulk and barrels, for
the usual purposes
A constant supply of these articles will be kept on
hand. Persons disposed to purchase (the terms will
Sill on King street, or at the Tobacco Warehouse
Keith's wharf THO. SWAMI, Jr.
june 7-w3w -.
GJ The National Inteligencer and Telegraph will
insert the above.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-14

TO RENT,
Ca Two Tenements Oh Ramssy's Wharf. The
sEssE. houses are in good repair, an. well calculated for
the Grocery business, Apply TO
June l4-eo6t II. & w. RAMSAY,
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SAVANNAH, June 9.
TIE Crop of 1829.-The stock of Cotton was
taken Yesterday. from which it appears that there
is in this port in store and on ship board, not
cleared, about bales $4,000
The stock in Augusta is : $4,000
And the quantity to be received
Shipped from this port to this time : 900, 600
Total, bales 240, 600
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-03

At special meeting Of the Mechanic Relief
Society, held at their Hall, on Thursday, LIST
April, it was
Resolued, That the members of this Society
will wear Grape on the left arm for the space Of
thirty days, as tribute Of respect for the memo.
ry Of their late venerable and worthy President,
Capt. JOHN LoxGpEN.
JAMES CARSON, ". P.
Teste:
JNo. CoRsE, Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-03

~ The Board Of Guardians Of the Free
Schonl give notice. that the School House on Wash.
nston Street will be open for the reception Of scho
lars on Monday neri, the 5h Of .3pril The School
will ne conduc I'd under the charge Of Mr.. SAMUEL
PLuNMESi and persons DESTROYS Of sending children
will apply to him. or to any member of the Board.
march 81
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FIRE AT WINrON, IN. c.

FIRE AT WIN lUN, IN. "
From the Norfolk Beacon Of March 81.
We learn from gentlemen who arrived here
Yesterday from Murfreesborough, that an express
cached there ON Monday morning early, as they
nsre about to depart, with the melancholy intel
G,Tence of the destruction Of the Court House
and Clerks Offices of Hartford County, at Win.
ton, by fire. s.
.,d had Gained so great an ascendancy before
i was discovered, as to defy every effort to ar
rest its progress. The Clerks Offices OF the S"-
ner;or and County Courts, which were frame
hu;ldines. we're attached as wings to the court
House at each end, and with 1t were reduced 10
The EXPRESS stated that nothing of consequence
Of the records of either Court was saved:
No doubt was entertained that this awful ana,
70 many. ruinous confagration, was the deeu VI
an ;ncendiary, and persons were IN acu'e Puisu
of the wretches upon whom circumstances nau
fastened strong suspicion. 90
The Jail, although in so much danger as
70 cause the temporary removal OF the prisoners
escaped withou, injury. c.t
II IS fortunate that the wind was from inc oouul'
or the public houses of Mr.. Smith ana Mr. Cros:'
with other buildings of inferior value lmmeu.
ately opposite, would, in all prooaoiiity' nave
been destroyed. ,.. oonsnsa 70
The conaagration was, luckily, coniined 70
A. Court Honse and Clerks Offices, but the de-
s STR of the Records Of two Courts must De
an an awful awful calamity to any section Of country
! "i '"-N' -.sssaeea.-
TON BENTON.
Tom Benton, Tom Benton,
when the crusade you went OF,
which to Wsssr,x you call reply'
,Twss confounded ungracious,
To tx you alnsng the small fry'
rofYs Benton
To 61 you among the small Try
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FIVE Mil,ers and others,

"T0 M1XI6rS 6NU OVNcEs,
xx1u. SON BALDERsTON, No. 81 Smiths wharf.
" OFFERS FOB SaLE-
500 feet Woven.wire, for rolling and standing
500 do do shakes, cheat, and rye
a0o do do sand. safes, milk houses, &c.
800 do do powder, paper mouids
zoo do do chatting. and cellar wondows
900 dozen Sleeves and Riddles, assorted, snita-
HE for grain dust, and powder of every descriptions
which he will dispose of on pleasing terms tor CASH.
q, IN a liberal credit to punctua customers.
Baltimore, 3,d month 22d, 1880
LIN p Co.,,san. A.exandria, will be promptly exc
cuted. "N''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-03

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Henry .4stton, Thomas Carbery, and UiAiarn
O'Neol, of the city of Washington, Thomson f.
Mason, of Alexandria, and James Dunlap, at
Georgetown, all of the District of Columbia, to
be Inspectors of the Penitentiary, from the 9th
March, 1880.
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