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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-20

WILL and tenants for shorter terms than i've years. who
might sIso be head. of familiesdsreg arding the fu
'ure period OF their interest, and regarding only their
previous twelvemonth possession.-Fsw other house.
keepers than thee will be admitted vote under this
clause who would not also DO entitled under one Of the
pre- crding clauses.
Perhaps In. enquiry will be made, whether many in
dvduais sl to be excluded from the privilege
of Suffrage, who might safely. have been admitted to
its exerci.-t may be 80 but, ~ have before oh.
s"v-d. We called 10 detvrinins-not clam to per.
tection-but question of preference.
In conriu.i ~ may II not be said, thai, by the new
Con. ution, many will be admitted to the II CHIT OF
Sum age, who have hitherto been improperly excud.
edl Aud, upon review OF the classes, TO whom tbi.
right will hereafter he extended, may indulge
the hope. that fsw If any, Of those thus admitted, will
be found unworthy OF the important priviiegei
ANXIOUS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-20

SALE OF VALUABLE LAND AND MILL
- Pursuant to the authority vested in the undersign-
ell, by the will Of Austin Norris decd, shall proceed
on Saturday the 10th day Of March next TO sell at pub
lie auction, tho premises, TO the highest bidder on
the terms hereinafter mentioned, all that tract or parcel
Of land, lying and being in the county Of Hanover on
the South Anna river and adjoining the lands OF Finch
Cross and others distant about 20 miles from the city of
Richmond and containing between and 600 acres on
which there IS good dwelling house and convenient
out houses, also valuable grist-m with two story
mil!house, calculated and intended for manufacturing
mill The power connected WITH and belonging TO, the
mil-site, is sufficient to drive several mills factories
at all seasons OF the year, and there few sites which
possess such decided advantages this being situated
IN very healthy and populous part Of the country In
the sale OF e above property the land will be divd
cd as TO suit purchasers and about 100 thereof
will I've sold with the mill and mill-ste.
Terms Of saIe-One fourth Of the purchase money
payable in IL months from the day Of sale and the ba
lance in two three four years. the three last payments
bear interest from and after the expiration Of twelve
months the interest to be paid annually and the pur-
chaser TO execute bonds with approved seeury and
deed Of trust on the property to secure the payments.
JOHN SHEPPARD, Trustee and Administrator
with the VIII annexed Of Austin Morris, deed.
Feb 20. l0l-2swtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-20

mass OF papers very large, that they determined TO
divide the different cases and documents among them
s-ves-each me nber reporting Ger, ain number Of
cases-that the COMMITTEES agreed to recommend each
upon the faith Of the opinion Of the member to
whom Il was rtferred-tbat majority OF the Commit
tee did not therefore, understand the tnerit OF the
case; that the II. o. adopted the Jiii without any
examination OF any par icusr case, but re- ting upon
their faith in the opinion Of the Committee; and that
this manner It Was, bill providing for numerous PEN
sone's, aud requiring large expenditure OF the pub
l C mon passed tn House Of Repre-. en'a,ives.
10 II true that this Bill Lost in the Senate for
want OF time to investigate tho embraced in the
bill,
Is II true that tho same, or substantially similar bill
has been got during tho present session. in the H.
oil k.,-ihat the Committee of Pensions has reported
such bill, and that il has passed the ii. Of Rand
been communicated TO the S-nstel
Is this such bill ought TO be passed 1t lsa't in
this manner; without a due examination of the case.
provided for!-And j. there better way Of sitting
these cases, and enabl ng Congress to aSt moro
dersandDgly" upon the subcci'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-20
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.

The State Library is great favorits with the Mem.
bsrs Of the Legislature. Ii of all our Internal I'm.
prov~msns, we believe, tho most popular. The room,
IL ted up ia very nea; and classic stylc-and il Is
spsn every day during the Se..ion Of the Legislature
itfurnishes most delightful literary lounge for the
'eiAbie aud iDq1isitve members presents other
decided advantages The Law Library il pretty ex.
tsnsive and very in strnctivelts Political and Nils.
csaneous Department is very select aud is well cal
eulated TO amuse aud improve the officers Who have
access TO its ucssures The Editions good the
binding beautiful, and the tout ensemble does great
credit to the Librarian, who purchased the books and
has the charge Of them His labours and attention.
are duly appreciated by the members Of the Legi,la.
turs.
We hail this literary Institution one of the rising
ornaments OF the State; but must at the time,
rscollcct that 1t is yet only the fine commence
saent Of work which the future Legislators of the
land are to beautfy and enlarge. Many of the De-
partments still deec ive-Afany of the shelves are
vacant. We were happy to bill yesterday, re-
ported by Mr.. Bryce, on the part of the Literary Com
mttes, for the purpose of borrowing $4,000 from the
Literary Fund.- and approprating TO the enlargement
Of the LibraryWe venture predict thatif me Legs.
lature should think fit sanction this appropriation they
will be able TO read the good effects OF their public spi-
Fit in the many valuable volumes, which will win
ter grace their Library.
Mr.. Barton's Speech is eagerly re-puhlshsd in the
Opposition papers M pains are spared to puff il into
sea" and gain th. attention OF the public IL
abounds, says the New York Journal 'sw IN the mos,
eAustic sArca.ms, AMI will VIII reward perusai." If
for he most cAu',ic sarca.m read ''th- crosses,
personalities which ever disgraced the Sen.tf," we
snaH nave lu'rr idea oil Tie attractive ecqucnce OF
the Senator from Missouri.--We are astoni4hed how
any member Of that. body could reconcile IT,, 10
any respect for himself, TO utter such exravagant
Phiippic-or how the respect, which the Senate
10 itself, should permit il TO listen TO such pes ,iie.
- there no parliamentary dscorun due such u bod y!
Ought debate, which is much aside OF the queso
which arrays one section against another aud exhibit,
.one member ss abusing his cole ague without any
hounds OF moderation, To be permitted 10 without
the ,ehtest cheek impeachment: II not, the rules OF
the House-- not, the dispatch oil the public business,
n 81 tha he. Ser itsen ip.l,
them to make some attempt to stop this torrent OF
abuse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-20
u, ron THE EN"QUIRER.
The PENSION ELL

Pension Bill has just pa sed n,~ ~ of r.. which
provides Tor grea many individuals Involves large
expenditure, aud whic az get t,e rllow NO one,
tons 10 the At eoiion Of the parties conccrnedl
81 uu- that The Pension Committee during the
Iss' Session nrNed to smalI number Of members
(ssy about sevsn) 10 whom were subit,e ed variety of
'rpheaOns Tor pen'cns-hst tlie Committee found the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-20
To he Edifor, Of the Euouiy,r

10 he Editors Of the Enquirer.
GentemenWiil the fschoden of the City of RichmonJ
Loot Mr. Leigh amembor of the General Assembly
doing they will not provide themselves with ubs
htve, but they will crafty the wishes of
largo part OF the State particularly OF those of Dis
ct which he Every County
District would be proud, no eligible again
and Interests to him. But being resident either Of
countless cannot by law elo him. Virginia Will
IN tbs next General Assembly Mr. esh' iaea,s aud
especially IN the organization of the cou branch
the Government which IN II. operation comes home
ono and from the mpercction OF which, either its
moro dstsiacton has hitherto been felt and
than from other whatever Tho Chief
Ineligible because he officer of tho Federal
ana Mr. Tazewel and known whether Mr.
health able
aud ho does great and powerful ho is he will lack
a knowledge acquired from the admins
ntion Of Justice, which order
organization of tho their ursdcon powers
proceeding To whon' them Virginia look for aid perform
ns this highly important aud delicate duty but Mr. Leigh! Tho
citizens OF Richmond, and of the county Hcnric0-o
pcop. in the Commonwealth, nlone have power
his talents learning and experience for their
Their fellow Will they, then, the of
to young lawyers who have heretofore done
who their time OF life could not DO jurists had they tied
The ner General assembly H be hardly inferior Conrsn
ron importance 10 the State; for what would profit
one hundred dnyso the great achiecis and n
drawing the plan aud laying the foundation Temple,
making the chief halls
chambers he LETT to the apprentice boysl With
is hoped 1t will NO1"TOWAY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-20

Appointments. 1.-The National InfeHigsncer ef Tues
day Gays: The 81 nate having sat with closed doors
nea fy a'Iday ye,t~rd,y, well Friday last, it il
conjectured that Of the nominations Office by
the President Of the Unied States have given rise 10
6 on .iderabe debate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-20
RICHMOND, SATURDAY,, F,EBRU.aRY 90.
THE LEGISLATUKE

The Legislature have gone through great deal. oil
susness Tor he two last days. The table Of the Hou's
OF Delegates 10 nearly swept oil all the bills which
lately crowded ifand there Is every prospect Of
adjournment by Tuesday next We shall then be able
70 turn columns mere freely to more general sub
iscts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-20

" The Superior Court Il Cnancery for the Rich
mond district will be in session the FIRST day Of
month.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-18
=-a- -
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. On. C.

ARRIVED, DECEMBER 10.
Steamboat Fredericksburg, b. ]. jenkins, Bal
timore; freight and passengers for the District.
SAILED,
Dec. l7-Schr. Pimelia. Small, Barbados.
Schr. Elizabeth. Baxter. 90.
Schr. John & William. Pow. New York.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Norfolk.
-aSe-
New YORK, Dec. Is Arrived. schr. Tooth
aker. from Newburyport for Ale andria. 90 days
out; put in here to reptir damages sustained in
the gales of 9Th and 9th inst. in lat 81, long "a,
having lost most of sails. BEATS. &c.
Brig Isabella, Stewart, of this polt. arrived at
n. Y. 14th inst from Para, whence she sailed
l4th Nov.
Brig America sailed from Boston for this port
18th instant.
Schr. Hosea, Risley, hence at New York 5th
instant.
Schr. ALBANY. from this port for Halifax, was
spoken 4th instant
Schr. Fortune. Dole. from Georgetown for
Newburypor,, arrived at ilolmes' Hole 10th inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-18
EcoMMUNIcArEp.l

COMMUNICATED.
Serious .Acciied. -On Suafay last. spirited
horse, on trial for sale, price Sa75, wa, put into
a gig nearly new. valued a, $500, in Fourth near
Pine-street. While person was holding the
horse and patting him on the neck and head, a
boy lighted cracker at segar behind his back,
and threw it under the horse. The moment the
explosion took place. the horse jumped forward
ana ran. He ran about six square when he fell.
the shaft OF the gig having run into his side, and
the gig having been dashed to pieces.
Welearn from the Mayors Office that on Tues
day and Wednesday morning, the Mayor fined
as many IL persons to the utmost extent of the
law. for having sold crackers. Warrants are
said to have been issued by the Mayor fer the
apprehension of at least IL more store keepers
charged with similar offences. Six boys have al
SO been fined for having naliciouslv set off crack
ers within the last 5 days.-Dena. Press.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-18
40 Two Wnys b VI, it.
win sell, for "~sh that "" story
BRICK HOUSE


=, the North side a! Prince street, in fec SIM
- pie.
Also, that three stor, BRlf X on tho novh side -
King ,rcc,, NOV occupied -, the ;ev. iliin lack
Aud two Two story Fh.3 ''rN Oh the vest sid o!
Prince street, for the term IT tan years Also. oae
ACT. AMI on.-tishth OF LAND bind'nG Gn Timber
un Y The Little River Turnpike k"si. and near The
Turnpike Gate, occupied o. 'r. Peter ire>cr;
the SAID rresler's time will expire tn st ipl 1854.
The said and will be sold for ten ears.
have about 10 acres Of LAND lying IN + ,irfx coun
iy Oh tn cd eesh,rg Road; there is frame dwell
ing, and good well Of water any III he District.
the said and the lat dwelling OF flowed.
Also, a judgment ob,aneI against tie hhx'ndrs
ana r.mquler turnpike Road Tor nine hurdle d sly
t.nne p,rs commenced an interest from 'h' Isl o.
ipr,', 1875. and continuing u"t'l pad It the above
me ntionrd propert, no, dispose OF before Frdv,
The 24,h DcceNber, at priv te sale, on Tat day hJ -
CLOCK at the iowSr end OF Prince street before ny
door, will Sell it To the highest bidder for cash
dec l7-sat tue s thur. BOW tRD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-18
NEW-YORK MARKET-DEcEMpER

NETWORK MARKET-DEcEMBER Is
Ashes are heavy and shade lower. The
sales of Cotton for expectation have been more
extensive, but less in the whole than last week;
the lower qualities have been apparently in bet
ter demand. A lot of 1000 bags st. Domingo
Coffee. hardly fair, from which we have reported
sales to the trade at IL cts, finished at 9cts
cash. The sales of Ralsins this week have been
little lower than at any previous period; Bunch
50 81 AZ, Muscatel 2,07 IL, Bloom l,95, &
kegs &c.. Beef is rising. Pork stationary. with
good demand for both Two cargoes of Turks
Island Salt have arrived, they had been previous
" sold at 621i cts per bnshei. Very little has
been done in the Sugar Market. On the Corn
Exchange business has gone much as last
week; among the sales were 500 bis. Alexandria
Flour at $685.. Wheat and all other grains
are without change. Cioverseed little lower,
say 10 10! cts. Id. Flaxseed as before report
ed-Jour Com
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-18
Barton's Cough Orops +.

gNIll< elegant preparation, has been und extremely
useful in coughs, colds. asthma, hoarsenes>, sore
threats, &c recent cough OF cold is Immediately
relieved by it, and trial frequently effects per-
feet cure. Wherever this exceeh, article has been
introduced it has become extremely popular, children
easily induced tskc it, account of its pleasant
taste. and the saft with which IT is administered
render it very superior family medicine. to elexr
Of parygoric GoIfrv's cordial Cc all Of which con-
tain opium or some other narcotic fir viii ch this
dicine entirely free The fssonabie price, puts it
slsn in the power of all to obtain il, and none who
wi be induced to use it. will de dissatisfied with il
Price only Is cents per phia, with directions sod
by FL " KENNEDY
dec Is -1aw3t King street, Alexandria
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-18

~ .4mericaa Sunday School Union.-A
,rr ting will bc he'd Christ h4rch, 10 MORROW
yExiNs at h past SIX O'clock. 90 advance III in
,r,s,s IF surta, Schools; sn especial, TO piomot,
the pres Mt n r 10 establish sunda, School IN the
extensive Valley Of the Mississippi The Rev. Root
Baird General Agent IF the "Amercsn Sunday School
society,"" Mr. Cox, sundsy Scho"' Agent If ONO,
ana Rev. .r. breckenridge. at baltimore w''i address
he meeting Il IS hoped tia. TIL friends If learning,
r. iig,on and nuras in general, will give their attend
ancr to listen to those r tails winch have already pro-
iuced such excelen, results for that hckly settled,
lat destitute, part of our country
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-18
pOtice Notice

sN1oPosAIs will be received at my house, on
4 Paine, between King aud Prince street,, n'i FRI.
i the 2i,h December, for cleaning all the paved
AL unpsved Streets Lanes, and Ae,s within the IL
M f,he CORPORATION of Alexandria tor one year
dec 6-e,t9A,h WM. VEtrCH, S. p.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-18
District Of Cu.uMAbl
{ OMNIu NEYIerl!

0nHIy ~ HIeF""d. al, CT
sOHN III T. ha> spp'i / To the honorable Wi
81 lsu. Cranch 'hi.' Judge of the Uhi'e State,
Circuit Court of the ID strc, If Columbis be di,-
charged from imprisonment, under 81 < act for the
relief of insolven debtor wlis the District Cf Go.
iumbia, the 20, 81 December st II, AT nIne
O'Clock, A. NJ. AZ the Court inuse in Alexandria.
when and where his creditor. q"'rcj'o attend.
dec Is ST E.DM. ! EE. a.. g..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-18
Eo.ice.

IH>Hf silly and dangerous practice of firing guns and
L ex lnding crackers. NUT be discontinued rbe
penalty for selling kind Of fire crack es, .r ex,nl
inv p"wrr is FIVE dnllrs for every IT nee-one halt
If whic goes 10 the mer AID Err "dlschsrs.ng a.,
mu,xrt other fire any composiii II gun
powder or mnating POWDER within the limits If the
town. is doiiar for each off, nc !" Slaves, tree
negroes, minors and apprentI es il convicted fa VIC
ason Of those lass and tn penalty and cost. moi i'm
m, dls'ely paid, viii he committed the workhouse
his notice is given, that plead ignorance,
a. it IS intended to enforce these laws IN the sricest
manner
BY order of the Mayor.
JON HANCOCK,
JAMES BIRCH,
dec l6-dtr6 hDec Police Officers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-18
Nutice.

TJNUE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
NaslinS ton and ~, kan! RIA turnpike Compan
Tor the lection al FIVE bircc orr. III and t' TX.
wilt he held the Town .ia!l. Monday, lie ID dug
IF ianu"y }. Is. ..Anb,
DIG 6 IlMtE irtaMrrr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-18
For New Orleans,

~ The fast sailing regular packet schooner
ffSt L..7F.3YEITE,
Il. RESELL master, will sail for New orleans on or about
the Sd Of January next. Persons ching to sup by
this we'll known packet, will DO wei, To avoid dssp-
poinyment nv making early application 10
FRANKLIN ARhFlEiD,
lee IS-hi25th AleNandr- ID 4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-18
- u,jce.

n q,ence nf the failure "f the Stockholders il
4 he Asnb' 5 {, turnpike COMPANY 10 aiten III,
General aeetins c.l,-d tue ,,.cn"i FTi,a, in iii
pr. sent ,uon'h tie Z Ckod .-"hr notified
a';ra' m.~'ing uf,le Corpau, The second Friday
in Januay neat at she house OF nr- N.r Upl
N,Gd ~ ic object q; ms meeting Is tohUwhh
the rtuar meeting shou have donr, namely to ele'
Tie Officers E ssi C"m.sN for he ,nsaing car,
Ia FIX ,,ss". {, Va, SERVICES. der re>Oi,
on Of the last General Dectng; also, "a tuk' into
consideration p opposition :rom III Admir- israt u!
Doctor Lewis Eucwei!, Wtranscr tack III pNmr' oi
the debit 81 h,r d-crsst a u> ra''t; ami =" act such
other matters may tht' be al hcfIr, them \
puGcuai enhance ~ psrS'n Ter ~ proxy, II n q Il
cd. tic susIei,,ion's dn; enI.my ne inv"N'd ~.
dec;>i0n at .,i meeting "a iir Bu'wcii'. Case.
e, or,.er # the President ND Dnecor,.
: GIBSON, Treasurer
,!iddleburg Noverbcr26, 1870
de. Il I'D
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-18
R0SFOS MARKET-OEcEMp II,

Hour.-Sincc our last publication the market
has been very langud, and sales have been made
at further reduction in prices the stock is large
for the season, and supplies are almost daily ar
irving Howard streetha been sold at 5.25 and
SSH cash. Fredericksburg lowland 50 andAlex-
andria 81. cash: Cla"ke's Richmond City Mills,
at 81. with discount of 81 per cent. for cash;
tennessee common and fair brands, 81 ZIG
and best brands 9-l6.
.Gruin.-The arrivals of every description of
Grain have this week been very light. and in
consequence thereof, some prime parcels of Corn
have been sold at an advance on last reported
prices. Southern white. 50 Go cents. and vel
low fat at the same; round Corn, old and new
mixed, 65 sents; and old GO cents per bushel
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-18
Now A:raMSeme.t.

-, The Steam Jacket
FREDERICKSBURG,
Nsr-yaI5ssg Capt B J Jenkms, will leave Com
SS-ESvfzS6 merce Street VI arf. in Baltimore,
for the District on Wednesday, The 9Th December. and
every succeeding Sdnesday during the remainder OF
the present season. at o'clock in the afternoon in'
ct, ad Of Oh Saturdays. heretofore; and preparatory
thereto she viii leave Washington Tuesday, the
7h at o'clock in the IN, ming, anil Z GREATER every
Sunday morning a, the same hour, sopp' Al s'exan'
.lr;a "a usual dec !S-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-18

Ni,sN vi OF eo-pa' tie shiV
ysNHE co-par rership her o!ore existing undT the
\ firm { :,AHMnN. Is this d., dissolved
~ persons having d, manus again the late firm
r,q,.. rr, them for pay at; al nde bt
ed are requ. s;rl t. make imn, dat, Ply nrnt TO -
ia Harmon, VII S duly ~uth"r;zedtu st'iie all the
accounts Of tie late h.n WI iktE,
ID isAaNON
Alexandra Dec 8, i83O-dec Il cost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-18
IL raWase.
= ". 4 ). ii. Jaime

> NJ. = ). ii. JaMheJ
asAVF JUS received
"A 2 hhds Grand Bank codf>h
6 mats Dun - do
5q",r'er casks Nmde,rs inc
fql,rter casks do do
$50 boxes do 10
"a do Port do
Quarter ca.k. CIDER
10 ~ rces pItstOes blues
II 30 d whites
Al, of which they off for sale m ,derste terms
dec 6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-18
DR.4IE.y THIS D.9I.
j RWNA.eN

J RWNlNey
WAS removed has Office TO The b, il .in!; IN King
street, opposite the Franklin ,ors Hotel. lately
occup,e b, .irs Mooney. where NJ I'll IS for sale
toler,bIe a-so'tulento OF
HANDSOME HATS & CAPS.
A fur .u scPpil Is iun y 'et,d fash, at the
.narac, price, vii be sivenior FUNS.
dec IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-18

,na>ric goods are rather better aud will improve;
,;lA, al lineas are getting scarce.
.Fioar. per DO. 81, last sales 800 bbls. ex-
ship i.ouio. from Baltimore"
The editors of the American have also receiv-
FL iilc of the Valparaiso Mercury, to the l5,h
S.n,cmbec, inclusive. They find nothing Of in
terst in any Of the papers, other than the discus
81 a Of : project To hi out vessel from Valpara-
son a whaling VOYAGE Ii was thought that the
prnxmitg of that port to the places trequen,ed by
whales would give TO The expedition great add
vaA.ase over the North American whale ships.
-xNss>
:. y, Irrirai Ye' !''-rhs is the question
asked by almost every one with whom we have
.nterconrse, and most of the papers We open have
i Paragraph expressive of surprise at the non ar
rival Of the packets. 1t is nov ffty-four DAYS
since the date of our last alvices from London,
ani nearly three weeks have passed since the ship
Ma.rya arrived with dates to the 22d of Oct
\ I,lng fair passage, eight packets may now
D considered due, viz
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-18

) =, the Nor,h side %! Prince street, in fee SIM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-20

The "e' go'eys-Wc have been requested to state
D""y' who oro entitled TO vote upon the Cons,i,u-
uon' as our city election approaches. We had o.
c0'd"gy prepared definition, but we meet VIII.
one 10 The charlottesville Advocate more TO our
''''' thar cHr 'wn and vlinl r, 'r.rr -,~.c- NV,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-20
TIiE JErEERsON DINNEn.

At length, the proceedings Of the dinner Of tic 18Th
o. washington. in celebration or Tho birth DIV n