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Cheap Music.

T1E subscriber has received larg, assortment
Il of Lithrogaphic Music, which he will sell at 6
cents per printed page and in instances cheap
er.-Much has been said about the incorrectness Of
photographic Music, and with degree Of truth.
The printing establishment having changed owners
is due to the present proprietor to soy that owing
to his particular attention, the Lthographic Music
printed at his establishment correct rs plate
sic--The subscriber viii give catalogue of music
on hand with the price in cents.
VIII.
WALTZES.-Bird Waltz, arranged for the harp
or piano forte, I9; Bath Waltz. g. La Vestae Waltz
10 La Cenerentola Waltz. arranged by w. Taylor
IL New Orleans Waltz, 6; Neuvis Waltz 6; Panama Waltz
arranged with variations by Latou IL Stop Waltz g. Swiss
Waltz, s; ~ TrIO in Italia WALTZ, arranged by Mr. Tay
or H. Echo Waltz, from the opera Of Der Freschutz u
hungarian Waltz as DANCED in Love among the Roses, ::
Russian Waltz from the Magic farce "ihe Fairy of France
~ Copenhagen Waltz, with variations by Lsou 10 Swiss
Waltz, variations, by n. Moran 81 Mozan's Waltz, ID
Gaiop Waltz. composed by LcibIng, IL; Stop ard Polish
Valves, H. Waltz. the last composition Of Won Weber G.
Nahant Waltz 8; Tvoan Wolff G.
aug9 R. d SANXAY.
"ACKEkEL.-l3U bbls- N. 8. will be sold low
lvA Al taken from the yharf--Appiy to
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Persons labouring under the above disease, and
wishing TO avail themselves of my services, will find
at the Post Office every day, from g. A. NJ tn p. VI.
EDMUND ANDERSON.
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TERMS srr,oS TO the DA,Ls RcHxoNr VINO S.
wear and for a shorter PERIOD the Of SO year. pay
able In advance.
Apv,v1 For one square of rs lines less,
eron rs cents two S three insertions 81 III and
every succeeding insertion 35l cents
Thrice week first 81 IS; every succeeding week 81
Twice week. first insertion IS every succeeding in
serton 50 cents
week, first insertion rs cents every succeeding
ertion 80 cents
An advertisements also
VHfo
Transient advertisers pay advance.
The number of be noted the MS, OF they
wl be inserted until ordered be stopped and charged ae
oordngly
Annual Advertisers charged SO dollars for two squares
and in that of length;
Lottery Dealers who charged 800
ft1- The CONSTITUTIONAL WING Is published twice
a week TUESDAYS and Fridays) five dollars per
payable advance
Adverfisng-75 square, less, for the first in
sertlou and SO cents for each continuance.
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New Novel

New Novel.
IN iE Lost Heir, and tie Prediction, in Q vols
Il Just published, and for sale by
aup4 J. II. NASH.
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Is as the Book Of God, before us set,
Wherein TO read his wondrouS WORKS,
Comfort in a Shave.

O0mfOrt III SnaNC.
TEHHOSE persons who are dcsirous of alternating
IL the mserIes ola shave, arc respectfully Inform
ed hat the subscriber has received supply of those
Justly ceebra cd old English RdsorS, tCdrrnnted -
The manufactures Of this article being convinced
that no iuprovements were necessary in razor, ex-
cept thosehai promote the durability of fne edge,
have combined tn" qualities of the old concdD razor
with those ground ON a 4 inch stone. and can with
confidence recommend them to the public the only
real Improvement which has ever been made IN
razor.
Morgans sided razor strap, possessing the quail
ties oil grndstone, hone and strap This strap is
calculated to produce subtIlzation OF edge on a
razor that will with remove the most setuceous
beard.
Shaving brushes. boxes ana soap
Milk nf Roses Cologne and FLORIDA Water, all
used m the very desirable operation of comfortable
shave. For sale at the Book, Stationery and Fancy
Store, of Il, d. SANXAY.
J 10 q--ls
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FOR RENT,
CARPETING:

CARPETING:
TNHE SUBSCRIBERS have just received an in
IL voice of splendid Brussels and Kdderminster
Carpetng Of the best quality the design of the pat
terms and the arrangement Of the colors are entirely
new; the. were manufactured to order and expressly
for this market.
On hand. which have mostly been received this
spring. large and well selected assortment of KID
dermlnser and Ingram Carpeiing of every quality
and color.
Also, Royal patent Damask. and Imperial Vene-
tian Carpetng. Imperial turfted Brussels and Will
ton hearth Rugs, part lusi received Patent floor Oil
Cloths Piano, table and stand covers, figured and
plain naiZes, NankIn floor Mating. Fl st chop-be-
eved 20 be the only lot Of first chop Mating in this
market.
SACKETT g. SHANNON.
Carpet and Floor Cloth Warehouse, No. 200 Mar
ket Street, directly opposite Hanover street BALI
more. ct aug
Gunpowder Tea, DC.
- Chests gunpowder tea, extra fine quality
= IL brs old whiskey-landng for sale by
aug s-3t OTIS, DUNLOP g. Co;
Sugars, Molasses, &c.
.Noc Landing from Schr Elizabeth, at Rockets, and
for sale by the subscribers.
IA0 Bills. Herings
252 do mackercl
so boxes soap
25 do chocolate
bags pmento
% dozen chairs
% Dbl brown sugar
10 hhds. prime molasses
20 casks lime.
I aug 5-3t DAVENPORT, ALLEN s. Co.
Coffee.
loo Bags Green CoGee-landing for sale by
lOo OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
aug 5-sii
THESS- MEN, chess boards; desk knives. pocket
~ knives; thermometers, tooth brushes; flutes
fageoletts, claronetfs; together with many other
articles. received. which will be sold almost q; the
purchasers own price. II. NASH
aug
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YUNHE 2Igh Number of the Medco Cmrurgical
u Review, received at :. II. NASHS.
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M ACKEkEL.-I3 bills N. 8, will be sold 10,
lxA Al taken from the wharf--Appy to
aug 6--et CHAS. PALMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-11

TT NIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-The next ses-
- sion will begin on the 10th of September, and
con niue until the 10th of July following.
The expenses for the session of upwards Of ten
months. are as follows:
Board, including bed and other room furni-
ture. washing and attendance 500
Fuel and candles, to b. furnishad by the
Proctor, al cost and per cent commits
siun-cst,mated 90
Rent OF an entire DormItory Sl6 for half if
occupied by two students, o
Use of the Library and Public Rooms 10
Fees--if one professor be attended $50, if2,
each $50, If more than two, each 25, 70
Tntal
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each $50, if more than two, each a5, 70
Total oI8
The Faculty is composed of the following Profess
1. Or Ancient Languages, DR.. GEssNER HARRr-
SON.
. OF Modern Languages, DR.. GEORGE BLAEr-
TERMANN.
3. OF Mathematics. Mr.. CHARLES BoNNycAsrLE.
OF Chemistry and Mutena Medica, DR.. joins
P. EMMETT.
5. OfNatural Philosophy, DIR. r. NJ. PATTERSON.
C. OF Medicine DR.. RoBLEY DUNGLIson.
7. OF Anatomy and Surgery, DR.. THOMAS JoHN-
8. OF Moral Philosophy. Mr.. GEORGE TUcKEr.
8. Of Law, for the ensuing session, Mr.. JoHN y.
G. DAVIS.
Chairman of the Faculty for the ensuing session,
DR.. PATTERSON
To be admitted into the University the student
must be at least l6 years of age. Before he matri
cuates. he must deposIte with the Proctor, all the
money, drafts Sc. IN his possession. and the amount
must be least sufficient pay for his fees rents,
&C. and three months board. AL funds subsequent
~ received by the student must also be deposited
with the Proctor, who has charge of all disburse
ments a rigid compliance with these regulations
will be enacted, under the penalties prescribed by the
suactmcnts.
The students required to wear, all occasions,
when out Of their dormltorles, uniform dress, of
which description is given III the cnacmcnts, and
which can be procured at a moderate price. Char
lottesvie. As it is the determination of the Visit
ors, that this law shall be strictly enforced he at
tention parents and guardians particularly drawn
TO il. IN order that their wards may not be
provided with clio hes which they viii not be permit
ted TO wear.
Every student is free choose what professors he
will attend but if under the age Of 81 years, he must
attend least three schools, unless, when he matri
culates his parent guardian shall have prescribed
in writing the schools which he desires him to at
tend, or unless the Faculty, for good cause shown,
shall allow him TO attend less than three.
In the Medical School, one full course is consid-
cred, by the authorities ofthe Universities Of Penn
syvana and Maryland, as equivalent to n course in
these institutions The Lectures on Physiology, on
Medical Jurisprudence, and OF Matcria Modlcq may
of Is dollars.
In the school of Moral Philosophy. besides the lee
lures on Moral and Mental Philosophy and Political
Rotoric and Bellies Letters, including English compo-
tor will hence orward be employed to assist in the
instruction Of the classes.
The instructions conveyed, partly by lectures,
and partly by the study Of approved text books, and
in all cases. the asslduy Of the student is tested BY
rigid daily examinations. Public examinations are
also held twice year, ON plan which affords a
sure test Of the proficiency Of the student, and the
result is communicated TO the parent guardian
Monthly circulars sent to the parents aud
guardians. giving q statement OF the attendance of
Zach student AZ lecture and Of his proficiency npd
department. a. s. BROCKENBOROUGH
| oug 3--w2t Proctor
YUyHE 2llh Number OF the Medico Cmrurgical
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Cruden's Concordance.

% Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Good
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04
/ T EN- IS.

Commodore JACOB Jones', who has returned
from long service ~ command OF our Squad.
ror IN the Pacific Ocean, has taken command
Of the Baltimore Naval Station, in pursuance
Of ins,rucuens fronr,he Navy Department.
Major General GAINES arrived in Washing.
ton on Tuesday, and took lodgings a, Gadsby's
Hotel
BY the report Of the Adju,an' General. ii ap.
pears that The Army Of The Usitei States con-
sists Of six thousand one hundred and eighty.
nine officers, non commissioned officers and
privsres. These are supported a, the cost OF d.
bou, one and a hay milhons Of dollars per aanun,.
SMALL Pox Letters from Burlington. n. J.
mention THAI great prevalence OF the small pox
in that city, and Its vicinity-sn hundred pa
,ien,s are said to have fallen under The care Of
one Of The principal phyalsiaus, Of whom a, least
Two thirds had previously undergone VAGINA
ton.
LENGTH OF MEssAaEs.-T The Csurreville
Qnda.) iimes saws, Gov. Trimble's message
ills two colums: Gov. Shultz's three and hat;
President Jackson's, Twelve md hall; & Gov
Rays tof Indiana t,Oenty yfvs columns.
Tie present deb, OF Pennsy, anis, funded
and uufunded, is Ten million dollars. The inter-
es, on this Is sbou 100000. The annual re, G..
nue. Of the s,s,e abou SAC, 900 dolIars. The tx
penses Of Government abea, SOC 900 dollars.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04

MooRE's LIFE Of LORD BYRON. The Mr>srs
Harpers OF New York, are siereotp'ng, IN a
handsome style. sais long-loosed-for work =
Four hundred sheets are already received from
England, and arrangements have been made
with the author himself for the receipt Of the
remainder as fast as hey can be transmit ed af-
Ter printing in England until towards The close,
when j, will be received III manuscript; by
which means the work Will appear here neatly
al he same ime as IN London The wo.k
viii be emhellsh.d with beautiful portrait
If By,on, enera, ed specially for It The Eu-
rore an copyw' 'ght o. this york sold for four
thousand guins0s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04
Office If tie Chesapeake and Oh'0 '''
COn,pany,

WA,HINGToN, Nov. II, iof,
NOTICE is hereby given, tina, an ns.i,ns1 n. ci
~ dollars and fifty cents per share loe' CSb.a,e,t
mistakenly on every share of stock in the CD on ia
and ohio Canal Company, is required to DC i p ,.
goth day of January next; and furhet rid iIh nsi
dollars aud Fifty cents per share. beng 'e h;Ib n,
ment on the Goth day of February next; Srhs.,Dss
ments must be paid TO the credit OF the oacr OF:
and Ohio Canal Company, to the Cashier u
ecr of either of the following Banks w. e.s;G
The Branch of the Bank Of the Uh'e'
Washington. ,h;,cton.
The Bank of Washington, at Wa'nIns'O'
The Patriotic Bank, w.
The Bank of the Metropolis, 90. csorgc.,ss
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, 81
The Bank of Ae1andria, at hieA
The Bank of Potomac, "
The Farmers Bank of Alexandra, w.
The Mechanics Bank ofAlexandra, ao' NJ. .1d
The Hsgerstown Bank, in tisgers'o"rh" s ,Is,tOSG,H
The Branch of the valley Bank. in r Ga.l
By order Of the President ana INGIE,
clerk Chesapeake end Ohio Cam" '''V
nov 1s-law,2esh Feb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04
SUPERIOR OIL, PASTE. AND IJotun
BLACKING

HAVING commenced the nsnufacture Of Oil, Pact.
Ii and Liquid Backing, the undersigned iniorms
the public generally, that they DO supplied e,hs
by the quantity or single box or bottle. In recnm
mendng this article to public notice. the subser;h..
would merely observe, that the ingredients Of which
is made are perfectly harmless audi unlike most com.
positions Of the kind. tends, in remarkable degree
to preserve the lesther-atthe same time producing
most beautiful gloss. Oil forming one of its princ9pI
out injury to the gloss, and thereby rendering The l.,
ther water proof Toprevent imposition, the subser
Der has indented his top of the blackinr n
each box TO country merchants and others, Sh"
may purchase to sell again, liberal discount will h
made. P. ]. SALVErAr
West side of Royal, between King aud Prince streets,
jan Alexandra, ID e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04
District Of Columbia,
County Of dte.r0adrsa, S

county ~ afef0hdf9a, S'''
NOVEMBER TERM. 1929
Ann E. Pey,on. Complainant,
AGAINST
Ann Peyton's administrator and ; IN CliANeh"''
Others and William Hart and
Susan, his wife, Defendants, J
The Deft ndants William Hart and Susan h'' wiz
not having entered their appearance to tins SUI ~
given security accordngt the statute and nt'%
that the said William Hart and Susan his wife NE d.
inhabitants Of The District Of Columbus; on the no.J-
of the Compainants, by their Counsel it IS oiI't 4.
that the said Defendants (Wham Hart ana Sa,I
wfc) to appear here before the first day ON
April Term Of this Court and answer 'he %,,,,,,
of the Court and tina, copy Of this order be ion,
published in the Alexandria Phenix Garete, O,sJ
months successiyely. and that another cop! Dc
at the front door of The Court House OF the SAL"
Test, EDN' l. "h''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04
A FRIEND To GENERAL Jackson

Nh. EprroR: The tide &c corruption is food
irr fas. in upon US, and each successive dav
briggs with il lis ssp-ra,e abuses. Scarcely
have The public read one outrage upon justice,
ere we have another to record. The injustice
complained of in his case. however, comes not
o, the hs"ds OF tie Nssis,ra,ea, or their busi-
ness sreking aellires. hut from course which,
thanks TO oar Guvernment. We feel no fear In
holding up to- ensure, viz; he Military The
circumstances Of the case ere these: A person
had occasion % leave town for a distant city,
aud il so occurred hat the dsy fixed for his de.
par'ure was one OF those upon wnich tRe law
requires a training IF he Mil'iS. Upon his
re urn home. IL order TO avoid IN possibility
Of mourning fine, he appes red before he Court
assembled for the purpose Of hearing excuses,
and drposed, tina, although he day upon which
b. commenced his journey was Muster one,
yet sill that his object in leaving tuwn was not
TO void the Muster, which fa.r was clearly set
for h by The Circumstance Of tue absence beng
Of nearly two weeks duration; yet, strange 10
say, sir, thr 6ne was not remitted. Can this,
Mr.. Editor, sc ei'her the spirit or the letter Of
the " Militia Ac,P' II it is, then Justice has
fied 10 The ~ilds, and is stranger 20 that upon
which she ought always to be a close and con-
slant a,Iendant--viE. the Law MlNOS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04
COMMUNICATIONS.

Mn. Enron: In The United States Tele-
graph Of the 80 h ut. find most abusive ar
iiele ISSUED, no doubt, for sffect) against HEN
BY BALDWIN, ESQ, Of P,nsburg. il has been
pumored, f.r sons time past, that this distin.
suished Pennsylvanian would probably be
placed on he B nch Of the Supreme Couri, IN
ne vacancy oecasioned By the death OF Judge
W 5shlngton.
II IS an established fact, that Mr.. Baldwin is,
and ever h,s been, The firm personal and poll
tic al friend of General Jdcksnn. But the re-
doub,able Editor Of the Telegraph has thought
proper, in his wisdom, 10 arraign the consls
,ency OF his gentleman. The sum total Of his
editorial remarks, exhibits, At the same time,
this creatures head and heart-the weakness OF
the one, is only equailed by the maiigni,y Of
che other.
Mr. Baldwin is an eminen, civilian, Gis,in-
gui.hed, wills in the councils Of the nation,
for his rlogpc nee aud zeal in the cause Of ma
nuIactures and internal Improvements; and al
the present time, in his own State, he stands
unrivalied, as the learned counsellor, powerful
advocate, and honorable man. The only noIo-
rir,y which his accuser possesses is of an in
famous characteristic Editor of a ,u,ga ,nde-
een', and p'oh,gate PRINT.
IL M. BALDWIN he guilty. OF bargain, In
,risu<," Sc &c. let The facts appear.
Z The Editor OF the Telegraph Is much mis-
taken, il he suppos-s Ihe friends of the Presi
dent TO be identi6ed with his own: for mon ms
there have teen many, who were, and are notv
she supporters Of the Executive, that haze
y,eld-d Up his murderer OF character, this mi
non Of power. % that punishment he deserves
IL hat stigma Of r,probation which has heen
affixed to bis character BY an insulted commu
My.
The Telegraph attacks The moral character OF
Mr. Baldsin Alas! the day appears ,o-h have
pss>rd by when morality vas considered as a
requisite in poiifseaE prsfrrmen,, or talents aad
requirements as useful ingredients in political
grea'n'ss.
rae appointment Of Mr.. Baldwin would give
general sa,isfac lion to all partles--Ro matter
what his cred may be--"o matter whether he
be the friend of General ia kson or Mr.. Clay,
the honor Of the county demands that merit
such as his should be rewarded.
Above all, It is 10 be remarked. that personal
and poliiicai feelings should b. entirely merged
in patriotism, espe tally where The nomination
refers to ,hs high office Of Judge upon the Su'
preme Bench Il the Union II tseuts, learn
ing and integrity, constitute claims for Exeou
tive patronage, Henry Baldwin possesses hem
al
The Editor Of 'he Telegraph refers 10 a LETT
ter which i've resolved from Mr.. Baldwin. Real
~ this is the most remarkable par Of the bu>
sin-ss. | am as'onished that MIR Baldwin
shnuld ever address line o man so noto-
Iious for reckessness If purpose. l should
Thick the smallest communion with Duff Green
"wtr such perdiion as nothing else could
match"
A FRIEND To GENERAL JACKSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04
REMARKABLE CorseIpExcr.-on the Christ.

REMARKABLE CoINeIpENcH.-Ont the Christ
ma. day ot 1924. a, o'clock. A. NJ the Their
mometer srood in the shade at sS', and t~o
O'Clock, p. NJ. at So. the wind blowing IN a
south wes,es,y rly section. On Chris day
OF 1899, at Z o'clock. 4. NJ. he 'hermom~ Ter
soad IN The shade al So. and At two O'Clock,
p VI. So, The wind blowing 5. W; he o"
Nv observable difference IN Ihe weather was h.
las, being q it'll NOR cloudy IN The FIRE PAIt
OF the day In 1924 ,h- observation was made
on he he rmomerr 10 he 0arden OF The fhi
iadeiphis Hospital, and in 1879 on the shsr-
n,ams's' in IN Labyristn Garden, Al Arsn'st.
ABOVE SroAa.st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04

SrAGE kosBERy.-We learn. by passen-
ger in he last stage frnm Richmond, thai the
passengers were all ROBBED of their baggage, in
the nrghborhood Of Manchester. About ten
miles from Richmond, the nigh, being very
durk, they were interrupted on the road by the
discharge Of FIRE arms on tie way side. Two
or three OF the passengers got outof the stage
for the purpose Of 'aking hold of the afirlgh'eh
horses and demonstrating with the persons who
were firing, as The passengers then suppos, a,
in sport While ,hry were discussing the
matter with some If hem, however, others
were behind he stage cutting of the trunks
&c. all Of which they secured, ard then went
off without touching the mail. The robbery
was not discovered until ,te stage stopped
next morning at the oreakfas' house Some OF
the passengers and the drive wsnt back in
pursui, Of the robbers -Lynchbwg. Fns.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04

Public Melting in relation TO the Indian Nations
I'm New York large aud respectable meet
ing has been held al the Masonic Hall, IN com.
piance with an invitation in the newspapers,
10 take into consideration tive CONDITION and
prospects Of the Indians. Col. John rrumbuli
was called 10 the chair, and Peer Sharpe and
DR.. Torrey were appointed Secretaries.
Mr. Maxwell opened with very eloquent
and impressive speech A memorial OF con-
siderable leng was then read by Joseph Blunt,
Esq in which the subject was most ably
discussed. ard The rights of the Indians. AND
the duty Of the United States, presented in an
irresistible light. NJ. E.. Patterson, Esq then
addressed the meeting, and was followed ny
Hiram ketchum, Esq. The memorial was
then accepted, and it was resolved that it should
be signed by the Chairman and Secretaries,
forwarded 10 both houses Of Congress, and
printed.
A resolution was also adopted, recommends
ing the adoption OF similar measures TO the ci'
tizens of other parts OF the country.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-04

SINGULAR ATTEMPT AT RESCUE "A very sin.
gular attempt al rescue was made on Monday
morning, on board he brig Ranger, captain
Whitaker, which was then about % sail for
Laguayra. A wri', issued hy the sheriff was
pu, into the hands Of Nj. Wes,crveI,, one oil
the depo'iss, to arrest he person Of William
{ Posse, ESQ. Of Boston, on deb or suit OF
1000 dollars Mr.. Peas had embarked in the
Brig for Laguira, which was then preparing 10
go o sea Mr. WesierVelr went on board, and
was about performing his duty, wnen the cap
tam and ,hres OF his men inrerfrred between
the officer and Pe.se, forclbly rescued the pris
oner, forced the officer ASHORE, put Prase for
security in the cabin. drew out the brig from
the wharf and went to sea.
A good deal of threatning and rude conducl
took place on he occasion on the part Of the res
cuers Weservel', the drpu y sheriff, imme
diately re urued TO the Cry Hal, and informed
Mr.Shaw,,he high shei i'll, of The Outrage which
had been committed against the laws Of the
State. Mr.. Shaw wi,h ,ha, prom,i,ude for
which he is distinguished, Immediately took
the business into mis- own hands. He ordered
two boats 10 be 60 in readiness at the foot Of
Murray strea,. He mad the boals manned,
and took with him Eve police officers and three
OF his deputies, including Nh WesIervelt.
With This patty the Sheriff started from the
wharf at half past eleven o'clock, and gave
chase TO the brig, which was now rapidly pro-
ceeding down 10 S aten l,and Near that Isl.
and the sheriff overlook her, went on board,
and arrested Psase, and the captain and all his
crew. They were bfough, up 10 town, and
reached the Police Office about two o'clock
Pease was safely lodged in jail. where he now
is: thu Captain aad three of his crew were
bailed at the Police Oiics, and allowed to pro-
coed, on giving requisite security for recap
pearance at their trial
We understand tina, the conduct Of Justice
Wyman was prompt and effirient on the occa.
SION. aud worthy IF his general reputation as
Tn, penalty Of the statue in cases
Of rescue, and in erferng with the jus, opera.
lions of the law, As manifested on the presen,
oce aston, is fine and imprisonment.
n r Courier.