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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-29

oIauntOn, NptI ., I0JU.
From the SrAUNToN SPECTATOR.
n. B-The Summer Session will commence on the
LIST Monday in May next, when it is expected that
the seminary will be furnished with a philosophical
and chemical apparatus. Miss Scherdin continues
her skltu instructions in the musical department and
it is hoped that she viii continue to receive the pat
ronage Of the public. Her of tuition are TO be
SIS per session She also intends teaching her YER
nacular tongue, the French language, to which un-
dertakng she is believed be cmincntly competent.
TYLER THATCHER, Principal.
Staunton, April 10, 1880. 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-29
HUGH =. IcNEAIARA
HUH -. EIcNEMNIIA
HAS just received, and offers for sale the c,yio trio;
n and highly approved VALUABLE MEDICINES
o. Prevention Geiicr Ihrn Cyrs m
LLE.-S EAlIDILS AA,rI-IlI InI-a nj


- AID 20 CENTS PFn Boy.
The operation Of these Pills is perfectly mild 50 m ", lao ~
10 diey by persons M every situation and OF every age
Inc proprietor confidently recommends the timely use NJ
',' pu as preventive and Of Bilious Yellow and
Malignant Fcveif. ''' ~
o. lcnsc inquire Tor LEES 1R'TE PTLIJTJy pJyJs
WIN ho signature ofSO.3H BIDGELY Ilae Michael Lea
~ I o. as huus other genuine.
LcCs bIS sovereign remedy for colds obstinate coc
caiAu's. Hsnnas. sore thIoais aud oonsufnpuoue
leg Nervous Cordial, excellent medicine r MI e,,,s
ai-Nions, weakness, pairs IN the loirs back, &c
Lees Essence Of MustsTdNO medicine ever ezcrl. i. m
curing rEculnai.sm, sp.ains bruises, frosted feet, &c
Ices 3 que aud Feycr Drops, rcyer falling cure
n6aprlcaiio.i - ~ "
Leg' Persian lotion an excellent medicine Tor ourn; letters
Lees Vegetable Indian Specific an egeci,El cure Zoe ,i
Feuereal and GououhUl. " vi"
Lees IoO'iarhc Drops-y.l.sl ~y-. irora,,,, -,r.r
ices ooi Powder, which clnanscs and beauties ac ,-
res rye Nalcf-a certain cure Tor eyes.
ICES Anodyne Elyir-io r the cure Of head aches
l,' Nofn FnsiefiUr removing and destroying CONS
" country merchants aud all others who purrhsg9 10 soil
fP1 nf a} Wg % The popncinr No 60, Hanover street
pd'e' can obtain them Ou such liberal terms as So n insure
tbcn q great profit '''
u CHUIJOG.-Norc are genuine wfhou, the maker
hdne 70 ihem NOAH RfuGgty; Gate Michael Lee e. Cos
~ hundreds Of cases o cures performed 10y the above Iy
yaaoic medicines could be given did the limits of q news
paper admit Of 3D. ~
- II. 6. M'NEMARA will constantly keen n f,c,b
PpP OF me above celebrated Medicines az his Apolecary
' '''E '''o'e' I%e""OHa' nov 2-eowiN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-29

ViRGINIA:-At a court OF apncaIs. beII .,,t,.-.--
t9I IN the oi'y of Richmond, on Saturday. Tah
.bo s7h? 1880; William Edmouds plaintiff ssains,
se Ffanklln Bank OF Alexandra, defendant, the SAM
p"'nIln' against The same, defendant-Upon writs NJ
sgPsrsedeas ,ojadgmcns of the Superior court Of law
me wr's ct sclrefacias heretofore awarded n 80.
we lhese suits, in the name of William EeU as c;
nistrator dc bors non with the will annexeJ oS u,
p'aui, not beng returned executed; and il annc,r
,nG TO me satisfaction of tho court that the
motion OF the said William Rel bv c",,ms. %" the
ordered That the said defendants do appear here on
.ne ifst Monday in June next, to show cause if anv
mey can why Tue SAID suits shall not be- and stand
tvHIFe', III the name OF the said william DeII No
an9nIsiraior aforesaid, and proceeded in 10 final
Judgments and that copy of this order be Gori,i,
, INSERTED. N some newspaper published in this civ and
o"n..ucd ioF TWO months successfully and anotber
The said city. VI VIC 0"PNol' IN
~ copy. Tcstc, J. ALIEN q,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-29

Bgrttn'S Improved Enciish SeidiI- Po7yders.
SuI W 10 wei secured tin boxes Also lew dozen red
- morocco cases. which contain glass stopped bottles
tl win 'Hc materials for te purpose Of uak'ng tho above
hemy improved medicine, aud well calculated for Those Lo
aVe Wy sea Or land, being a liable 10 De affected by
chargosDI iHg 'gratner EoT sale by
~ JNO H. BLAMIRE,
r''3 i'hjs Dwz Store. opposite rlt. I'rp', d~,-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-29
sTAUNroN FEMALE ACADEMY.


A PUBLIC examination of the students IN this Sc
IN min0ry was held on the list inst and tho under
signed who attende d II, were so mush grathcd with
the proficiency Of tho pupils that they have taken
the Liberty of Offering this unsolicited testimonial Of
their appreciation. All who were present must have
been satisfied by the course pursued in the examine
ton. that the object Of the teachers TO furnish
fair specimen OF the progress made by the SCHOLARS
in their respective studies. The institution appears
20 have been conducted with great industry propri-
ETY. and Judgment and the instruction obtained cv-
identity OF solid and permanent character. Much
attention has been paid to the Improvement of tho
taste and understanding, well as the memory fthc
students so that whilst engaged in the acquisition of
useful knowledge, the faculties CT their minds have
been Judcously cultivated and developed. II is with
great pleasure, and due sense of tic responsibility
which they have assumed, that the undersigned re-
commend this seminary TO the patronage of The pub
lie. JOSEPH COWAN
BR!SCOE e. BALDWIN,
John III. PEYTON,
! ALEX'R S. HALL,
A. WADDEI4,
| l.. WADDEL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-29

NlRGlNiA:-At rules holden in the clerks office nj.
the Superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district, the 5th day of April, 1885, John r. Wer and
tile firm of John Il. Wer 8. Co. against James InyJ
ana ihomas Lloyd merchants ana partners trading un
der the firm Of James and Thomas Lloyd, and 1yer
Myers, dts. ~ 'S-
The defendants James and Thomas LLOYD. NOT b.v.
ing entered their appearance and given security
according to the act of Assembly and the rules of this
Gou', anu appearing by satisfactory evidence that
tha the SAID defendants do appear on the 10Th da
OF the next June term, antlanswer the bill of the nIain
S anu that copy OF this order be forthwith insert
ed in newspaper published in tho civ of P;L
mond Tor two months successfully and posted at the
front door of the Capitol, in the said CITY,
- copy Testc, WIN. G. PESDLEroH, c. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-29

Il Newspaper for The Ladies'.
Proposals for publishing in the City OF Washington,
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in neat quarto form,
containing eight pages, devoted entirely to the dis
Summation OF intelligence useful and interesting to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-29
MONSIEUR TONSON

NkIlLL stand the ensuing Tree HILL near Rich.
w mnnd Va. Ills season To commence LIST February
and terminate LIST July next He will be let so
collars IRE season. which may be discharged by the payment
OF 40 dollars within tie Mares can be insured al Is
dollars One dollar To the groom in every case.
Every desirable arrangement has been accom-
mediation of this horse. They will he pas,ue
gratis well fed with gain required 25 pc day. and
stalled IN all bad weather.
One OF the subscribers will give his personal ateu
ton to Mares ia order that they may he returned their
ss " So 0"fniQp. We be responsible accidents
0. escapes nut VIII use every cXeTtion both
Monsieur Innson beautiful bay fifteen hands three incbe,
hs WIN black legs, main and tail He fnely prouoT,o
e. exhibiting brauty aud power throughout his form His
blood appearance and performance equal if not SUPERIOR
10 any horse on the continent His colts are lkely and la
"'SA esNhaHcH' THOMAS WATSON.
%, w ABNER ROBINSON
I'c' 'i'!I' an l2I-r3n,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-29

NIIHiNIh:-At rules, holden in the clerks onir,
OF the superior court of chancery for the Rieb.
mond district the LIST day of February 1850. William
SteTng, pitt against John Parkhill Samuel ParkLiiI
Charles COPELAND, Francis -. Dyer, and other dFts
me defendants John Parkl and Samuel ParkhiII
not having entered their appearance and given scc1,,
ry according TO the act Of assembly and The rules OF
Tins court and 1t appearing, by satisfactory evidence
ih4t thcy arc not an inhabitants Of this c0untrv il ia
ordered, tha The said defendants do appear here ON
Ihe hrst day Of The next June term aud answer tho
siil o! The plaintiff aud that copy Of this order b.
i0rthW'h inserted IN some newspaper published IN
INC Guy "i Rchnmnd, for two months successivcIy and
copy. Tcstc,
~ WM G.. PFNBLEToy r. -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-29

NlR%lNlA:-At rules, holden in the clerks Office or
The superior court of chanccry for the RicbmonJ
district, the oh day Of April 1850: William Moncure
Pr. "gmlst Thomas Marshall, John T. Marshall. VII
lam ID; Taylor and Elizabeth his wife, Edwin Burn
The defendants Edwin Burnley and Lucy NJ. his
w'e' not having entered their appearance and given
security according TO the act Of Assembly and the
evidence that they arc not inhabitants of this counr,
1t IS ordered, that the said defendants do appear hero
on the 10Th day Of the juno tern ord answer to
bill OF the plaintiff and that copy of this order bo
forthwith inserted ia some NEWSPAPER publabed in
the city Of Richmond, tor two months sucoess;vc,,,
and posted at the front door Of the capitol in the eli
city. copy. Testc VIZ '''"
WIN. g. PrNrrrrov. r. r.,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03
POLITICAL.
MR. MAnsON,s I.ETTEn

To The Editor attic M5rM .qn.eyiean Re,i~,y.
MONTPELIER. AUGUST, 1880.
Dear Sir: havs duly seceiyed your let.
ter. 10 which you refer t. ffe +" qualifying
Doctrine" advocated ss 4 constitutional
right. 10y some Of our distinguished e:.ow-
citizens; and to The proc ecdings Of the
Virginia Legislature IN 90 apd 90. as ap
pcaied TO in behalf Of that doctrine: and
you express wisl fav my ideas on those
subjects.
am aware Of the delieacy OF the task
IN some respects. spd the difficulty in eve
~ respect. Of doing full justice 10 il. But.
having, 10 more than one instance. com.
Piled with ike request from other friend
Iy quarters, do not decline n sketch OF
the views which have been led 70 take OF
the doctFine IN question, as well as some
others connected With them; and Of The
gfouods from which IL appeafs that the
proceedings OF Virginia have bees, Missed.
eeised by those who have sppssied TO
them. In order 10 understand the true
character Of the & Constitution ofthe Unite
States, the error. not uneommon. must he
avoided, oftiewing il through the medi
ufn, either OF consolidated Goyernmenf
or Of confcderated Govesnmeni, ~ hist
u i neither the one nor The othcr: but =
mixture Of both. Add having. in no mo.
del, the simiiit"des and snaloe ies applica
bic to other systems oC government, IL
must, more shao sny other, be lis own IN
ierpseieF. according TO its texs aud Me
facts II Ne care
Fsani these il will he seen that the cha
sseferisiIe peesliafilies OF tie constitution
are. 3. the mode of it, foSmali6a, 2, the
division Of the supreme powers Of 90 sefn.
meni between the states. in their united
capacity. aud the states ia lheifindi,idaaI
eapaeiiies.
y. Il was formed. not by the govern
meBis Of the component states. rs the f..
defsl government for which IL VAS suhsti.
tuted was formed. Nor was II formed by
a majority Of the people e the United
States. az single community. in the man
neS Of consolidated government
u vas formed by the states: that -. ky
ibe people ~ each Of The states, aeting ~
Iher highest sovereign capacity aud
Ie'msd consequently by che same authof
~ which formed the state constitutions
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03

LsCPe"sSut.- ne editor Ol
the Troy Budget informs u, that thri,
city has been under no little excite.
'nent at the sudden disappearance Of q
thing which had struttei about the;,
streets Tor about . year past in the
shape OF full dash'd dandy, and pass.
ed Cd AZ a gentleman Of the FIRST wate,
alter getting in debt Tor board, tailor's
bills, &c. not even excepting the friend
at whom he borrored money. All are
lett to suffer by him. The Budget thu,
tcontinuss:-
$50 the world goes. a worthless.
hrainlcss fellow, in whiskcrs and
gloves, will be welcomed into good so.
cicty, while sn industrious citizen. WHO
dresses within his income, is discard.
oil or overlooked. & dashin~ fop can
gull almost every body. lie runs up.
on the tailor. he runs upon the land.
lord, he runs upon the labor of the
Shoemaker. he runs his face at the bill.
lard board aud his presence into FOOD
society, oil by the fascination Of his
dress, his whiskers, and a borrowed
gold watch; and at last he runs away,
leaving his creditors and his dupcs un
paid and perhaps unpitied."
A Nashville paper SAYS the weather
was so hot there in September last
that IL Matched chickens, If the eeo.
were exposed to the sun. TOLERATE,
warm, to be sure, but IL eggs had beef
lett ia the sun here at that time. the
chickens would have come out Of the
shell ready fricaseed. Z Camdcn Jour.
One Q The Fair Ser -The Dervize,
Gszette, after giving an accosnt Of q
erieket-match, says, There was also
some qunit-p playing, and good pony ra.
csng. AT the latter sport. a married
wsman, commonly called Pat MARTHA
Halter, attracted great attention. Al
fhe end Of every heat. she was to .:kiss
the lad she loved the best - and. to
the amusement Of all present, she Sc
lected young lawyer, who CALAMITY
acted as her knight, and whom she al !.
most smothered with her kisses. Pa,
showed great skill. and Won the match. -
~ tli9hidnuer, whose re-
g'ment. having been surrounded, had
cut their way out with the broad sword,
with the loss Of half their number,) be
ing the last in retreating and highly
ehafed, was stopped by a forward
Frenchman returning from the pursuit.
who charged him with his bay onet. but
soon finding the disadvantage Of his
weapon, cried out, "quarter!" SOAR
ter ye," said Donald, "te muckle tee.
nj may quarter sc for Inc. Py my soul
Tie nae time to quarter ye; We maun
cen be contentit to be cutit in twa -
making las head fly from his shoulders.
The creditor, whose appearance
gladdeus the heart Of a debtor. NAV
hold his head in sun beams and his foot
on storms. --Ldrafer.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03
POLITICAL.
NR. sPRACuES CENTENNIAL ODE.
vAon ruE rsrrEs STATES GAZETTE.

rna~ rag rxrxxs sr.rss u.xrrr,
W. 49,
se"s 49, =, '. -, ~ -. :, ~ copy 81 hr.
- ---r'Ss "'".s: SNc'es ~ W. oesu-
r,n.s r. .rsi..r~., - h,-.., 80, cAnea
O. g. = 800 ds.ire IN .i,;ox a.. 80. as,I
~AkG1 0r>o havone bccn satisfied We nr,. ho,n. n,
9no1D 60 - Me poc,u as We end 4, W..
80 80 80 - two extrnsss from the work anil
hnp4oG Unoers viii fluid means To enjoy ,I,..
vho9e - 49, exq,ii Ste plra for the i,,,i;a,s
we tn4 - 16lluw}nx lines:
49, -
TE H---S ~ - M "''""g,
A. - - ss..s:.s '
Sc~-~l shr;r ,~,-.s, ,...
ye- SSc inrolr = H. .L;'s,.. I'M I'm Var % year
(. ~ n,s;s.,s ~. -" :. sr-ss'
r. -. a.. 49, 80; 80. -. Inns :" S'Ses;
r. $3.50 49, n so3 r~s.
". ~hr h,..,I s,'..s' "' 49, ne" praise
With hostile foot ,leI;I, ,bc ,,nt
FL IT,, -. ~ .,'.I' . w ,a
IN. ,h,.r; 49,. -. ~ r S~..u ~sN~
". 49,. ~. -" y. "'".sc "feak,
Tr.s,,-h - ~, "s~n,
Sav H. 49,. -. -. a. e S""'u ya~n--
o. T. - ' ~ u'"ss'
Who roc nn, - s :" ,p,,,
Aud darc,, :. g.. :sis -, '0se'
Atas' t"r thcm-thcir day Is DER.
Their hraAsre ous iron, hill md shore.
NO more Tor them the Wild deer bounds,
Ihet,t"pgh u ca their hunting grc,r,.,s,
The pale MAS age rsnxs through their woods.
Il,~ pale mans SAIL skims DER their flcc0S
Their pleasant springs dry;
Their ehilirco-teok, hv power spprcssc.I.
BeNond the moss1 Is of the west,
Their shiidrr yo-to die.
We end oshs. s,i m,r,. ,,oc,;.,, r.,
the Poem-iiaes that brcathc the true br,.th M
inspiration. and sp-ak OF n ps'riotism that WOULD
found grrafness xirtue, AID looks to moral CT
ccllencc AZ meausof pcrse,acut ngy,au,Ii >en,e.a
IL Is almost proscrised ihcfas>--ons which -
slionId eshev. with holy horror, ax ~e wos,n<I
avoid loss Of Stamnous dressings; and vet ~
we Jee!-reoday 10 too fcs.hie n wcr,i-w - -
fcet such POETRY n Sptngnr's, on such a sutsprf
~e are tempted 20 wander back la spirit 70 ttc
hills WHENCE he gathers his inspiration; 4, look
ABROAD ON the green waters that the pii,rim's
eismed-fo gnze upon the fields they cultivated,
sowing IN tears, and rcaping the scsnty harvest
Win thankfuincss-So contemplate their gigantic
means Of usefuioess-tos sec, resting upon The dis
FAINT horizon, the spirc Of the decent church, and
to marx the nesgiiboring ILL., topped with the
closely hronged school house, whittier all, ~ 10
common fountain, hasten to derive useful know :
ledge, In the consciousness that the norc the,
draw thence the purer and more abundant " III
che spring be found. IL il good thus 10 be ava
kened to the recollection Of aud institutions
IN remember ply steal beauties owe much OF
Their attraction TO moral cultivation, and that the
means are IN operation To heisaten the former,
who bears about him a love for such scenes aud
taste Tor such cultivation, and claims to have
ecivcd his birth In one, and his education in the
I.sal ~.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03
lTSxsyLvASr&.


From The Lancaster Jcuraai---4 Jackson rares
TWENTY SECOND CONGRESS
Ist Dissrict--Jo Joel N. Sutherland.
Id Henry Horn.
5J-'yaha ~. HaswsugI
4ib-Josh. EVsns, sSSs. Hsisfrr. 'DauiS
Psafs.
5,h--JsciT Naan.
6ih--.Io5n q. Bssher.
7'h--Heafy A. HuhisnherK, H-n,v Eisg.
Sih-Peter Ihr'e. samuel A. smith.
Yb--J. Ford, Ph.lsb. Stevens. Leasis Ls.
ssdyf
iO,a--Adsm King.
iiih--wrn Rsmssy. Tho. ". Crawford.
I2'h-'Roh>yf .H,ssr.
ij,I,--sD olid NaHa
ffth--'.gadreps Sie,sayf
18th Thomas ~ y sEeEf1nos.
i6th---iIarmsr Denny. Joha Gilmore.
l7'b--R,cbsr,l Coulter.
i6ih--syshH Bayits.
Those w Halle ere not vnssabess Of a.
prrsent Conaress. spd these masksd 9Th an
ssieFisk - are opposed 10 the Administers
ton.
Rrpsn the Harrisburg InseIiigeneer.
Samuel A. Saith Of Bucks county,
PeteT. IhVie Of Northsmpton, and Josh.
Esans 81 Chester, aud one or two o.
Tiers. although once Ter Jackson. are
known now 81 be opposed to all The
leading measures Of his adminisfFa-
iioB. Messrs. smith and Ihfie were
dominated BY tbe anti-masona sad Ma
i,onal Kepeblicans. and are elected By
mere than 1000 majority ever Hsiiss
add CorysIl, the ipgbasn Jaekson meb!
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03
VARIETY.

General HGsltii, zion. The Water.
town Register says-It is a fact, not
generally known TO Americans, thatthe
father Of this country held the olfsce ef
Marshal OF France. under Louis XVI.
at the same time that he was perform.
inS here the duties OF Lieutenant Con
erai IN the Revolutionary army. lie
was created Marshal. to enable him 10
command Rocbambeau, whO In rank
was very old general, and could only
beeommanded BY q Marshal of France.
On picture presented by tie Earl Of
BGehAn. was written. 40 Marshal
General Washington"
Mr.. q. v. Palmer, uf Worcester.
has taken out patent for a machine,
IN perfee'ieg which he has been engag.
cd Tor the lat ten years. IL works
by steam. and is particularly adapted
70 the cutting Of canals, dwelling hills
Tor railways, or removing large masses
oil earth. The engine cuts, al a single
movement, SIX feet wide add three feet
deep, delivering into a cart upwards
Of ton per minute. IL is calculated
that 500 yards Of hard soil, Or 20 81
marie OF soft soil, may be thus remov.
ed IN IL hours. The machine also
cuts and sits gravel with like rapidity.
IL may be expected that the introduc
ton % this machine wilt give ssimu-
lus to the road improvSments and
tber works.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03

The upright, n h. s.if;r eaInnaay q rsovc him.
icsrs DE tongnc q fosn more thaa &c ~ n
uod
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03

sSec the ecueiudin; Resolution. Of i.os.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03

The creditor, whose appearance
gIaddeDs the heart Of a debtor. NAV
hold his head in sun beams and his foot
on storms. Lapnfer.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-11-03

- Nc y. u y tfrie, titst ~ controversies ria
f,tt 10 tn houn.lary bstwc,-n tie txo iariaRe-
Doi's, tic ,baDal ~s'el, !, aitifpstriy g. sheisc
- u be e,tshlisisi unsicr tie grsSclsd govern
mont b'a this dos MA sl.sng' Tie pri,,sil,lf a
iiie ces'. The dssi.er isto h. insra,iiaIi, ., sf
according a. the rules e tLc constitution. ADD sl
ti'c usual and lnnsi -, stus reiaiiions ~, taken
- .feuIs u'is iu,pariisiity Son,c such tril,uusi
- clearly sa-ctti.i o. frrvrft "a aris-ai 10 ~.
.~wf, md cissiistirn ~ fi4r compost asfi
hoi y osisia - b. csfsblieted ssid,r De- general
ra'h.r Dian u0'lst The ioezi gDsgrnnicsa-i or. g.
spc.k 1'crc properly, ti.t u eOlit b. af,.ly $50
bl,lifh wdrr ne hrs = f~aififf MI
'ti - 90 ~. rsf s-.frS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-22
ice.

ice.
rESlE subscriber informs his friends and customers
Il that he has commenced with his ICE, which IS
Gear and good and can DE had Oh reasonable terms
by the and otherwise, ever, day, except Sun.
day, which day will be delivered Till 10 ocloc.
apr 22-eo6l LOUIS BEELER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-22
ALEXANDRIA, ID. c.
,p,espsY MORNING. APhn %. 1880.
APRIL TERM, 1880.

r,s Grand jury for the County, OF Alexandria,
6s.rict of Columbia. take leave respect
n ~' - rcoresent to the Senate and House of
i,l :s,.sentatives of the United States-that they
Asps .os, and examined a Bill, now pending be-
A tho House of Representatives. tor reorganiz-
N' .So Conrts of Justice In the District of Co
~ .n;,. and that there does not appear, to the
I',bar, of the Grand Jury, any necessity tor a
% ~ pr;ns Court: such a system, altho' appica-
vi ~. "a an extensive and pOpulous country, does
Gun sniv ~ this District, where the parties can
D" apr together without Inconvenience or de-
~. nor mar The necessity of frequent Courts, in Cri-
al ar Civil cases; in the first, the Judges have
Ia n,yer to call Court when any case occurs
n REQUIRES prompt attention; and in civil cas-
;ndgmeut can be obtained in six months, by
,J,D,;ng the Rules in the practice of the Conrts
- VIRGINIA. as may be seen by Rules adopted by
IL, IL nresent Court at May or June Term. 1922,
IN since suspended, the said Rules being au-
ed a bv the 7th Section of an act Of Congress
"a..ed the 2nd March, 1908. And they further
fI,v that in the intercourse they have had with
10 Citizens of this County, that they believe
.ss, tbe geaeral provisions of the Bill before
.-an.;oned are considered by them as injurious to
M, interests, and at this time entirely unne-
Concentrating to leave the subjects embrac-
sIbv ,bis bill for the examination and decision
q tho Commissioners, who are to be appointed
N review and report upon the Laws Of this Dis
trict.
April, 1880.