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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-26
(rrom the ~ Y. Mercantile Advertiser, March S2.)
LATE FROM MEXICO

BY the arrival of the packet ship Lavinia Capt. Da-
Wis, we favored with file of Vera Cruz papers 10
the ID inst inclusive, from which subjon few ex-
tracts.
Mr.. Butler, our new Charge dAiars TO Mexico, was
presented TO the Executive on the 29th JAN
The Mexican Congress have, by vote of % to IL.
end void
The states of Jaime, Guanajuao, San Luis, Poosi,
and Valadod, had combined to establish independent
government, but il appears that dssenons existed i'm
dleso states.
Tho General Congress had unler conside ration pro-
position to declare several of the elections the
states to be unconstitutional In anticipation Of de-
to this effect, of the LEGAL legislatures had
voluntarily dissolved. That OF Valadod had closed its
session i'm violent manner. ~
committee of the General Congress had reported in
f.vor Of law to prohibit foreigners from retailing goods
in Mexico.
The House Of Representatives, by vote OF 2S 10 49,
passd act the 20ih Feb. requiring each OF the
states to contribute IS per Of all their revenues
the general tire asury.
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THN0 Non. Resilient Hoifers Of Lond an ohio and
IL Rentnchy.-The subscriber having established
himself in the town OF Chilicothe in the Safe Of Ohio
asa General Land Agent, ofefs his services 10 such
persons may wish to sell lands make cole pay
tase' investigate tiles obtain Information ( anv
kind, respecting the situation Of their propc Ohio
and Kentucky. His compensation will be moderate
but dependent OF course upon the circums'a nces OF
e'ch case. IL diligent attention and n hone. dis
charge OF such trusts az may be conhded 10 him shall
srie him 10 the public confidence, he hopes TO oh.
tain Ii.
Having jrst commenced this kind Of business he
begs leave to r. fer su-h may rot know him. to
Mtssrs. Johu Scott o fredericksburg II. Payon and
Daniel Shelley Of Saunon. Gen. John Floyd OF Mont
gonery, John Scott OF Fauquier. Francis s. Kew Of
Georgetown, Roger fancy Of Baltimore, Thomas
Green OF Richmond, and Col. J. s. Watkins OF Gooch.
land.
Letters (post paid directed to me- at Chilicothe, will
receive punctusl attention.
OHIO II. w. LUCKETT.
March 2. lO4-w6Hf
HISJhAL S,cGmp Canal Lottery. No. 2, will be
NJ drawn in the CITY Of Richmond, Wednesday
he ~ iueg
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who was obliged to apply to the

against the President. who obliged apply TO the
Admrsls OF tho three powers for assistance.
NJ. Goslin, OF the most iustrous members Of the
ancient Academy of Bellies Lettres and OF the most
scientific Geographers Of Europe, died in Paris Feb s.
The Protestants OF Augsburgh will celebrate, on the
18th June next, grand festival, in cnoraon OF
the completion OF the third century suce their church
was established.
Three young French Missionaries recently arrived in
hc back settlements ofthc Cape OF Good Hope-thc first
sent by the French Society OF Evangelical Missions
have ever visited that country.
PARIS STOCK EXCHANGE, Feb. g.
The fall in the English funds since the opening Of
Parliament checked all speculation here national
Funds during the early part of the day. and per cent
opened at 20 confines under the closing price OF Satur
day They however, reg lined their former station and
ut the close of business, quoted at ST. 75cThe
90 and 90 did not vary. The tide Of money! which
u abundant, and unusual thirst for speculation; We're
directed towards the Funds OF Naples and Spain, and
these influences were sensibIy felt. The Ducats
we're forced up 93fr i0c, the Royal Loan OF Spain to
% l-2, and the Ren,es Perpetueles TO 40 fr. The
Spanish Loans have advanced per cent, within the
last ten days
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GtCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADlES.--A few more
- young ladies' can be accommodated at the house
OF Mrs NJ w Perkins, near Maysville, Buckingham
county In addition 10 The usual branches of an En-.
gIish education, the French Language, Music Draw
ing ard Printing will be taught in this Institution
March &c. 1ll--6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-26

ACorrespondeni OF the N. Y. Commercial Adver-
user writes from LondcD, Feb. Is that Washington
irving doing nothing, but sustaiong most wotti
y the reputation Of the country which 40 wisely n,
pointed h''n 70 oiiee. The compsnon OF mobiles am
sentes WIN the entrce 70 the houses of the fshiona
ole ana tue greet he preserves all the odesty Of de-
pertinent, ami Kindness of manner, which, I am told
belonged TO him while comparatively unknown TO the
world Mr. Irving will he doing ninch, If he assists
our able Minister In opening the wesi India Trade
aud redecming The inter, s,s 81 Ls county from the
error OF TIE idst Ndmini 'rstion-~A p. =. attached
to tn" above Liter, on the Feb states report
mat hir g has b. on applied 70 by Colbrn TO edit
Nier'halls Life 81 Washington" The writer is afraid
h't such work would iut 'rierc with Mr.. Spark.
"who ha- The Life AID Memoirs of waship gton' pre-
pairing or ready"
Inc Shenandoah ntinel OF the 18Th states, that
" "Hhin the range ct our Information nothing has
ranspircd TO weaken the opinion have always held
that the amended Constitution will be adopted by tri
umphan majority OF the people in every division OF the
State Our own impression is, that TO the est of the
Allegheny, the Constitution Will meet with a strong
opro'f ion.
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NOrlCE.-By virtue Of a Deed Of Trust exe cuted
lN 10 LaMso Buifoot and the anhscrher. by the

N0rICE.-By virtue Of a Deed of Trust executed
IN 10 Lawson Bu,foot and the subscriber, by the
late Doctor Robert p. Archer and wife, bearing date
the 2lst day Of February, 1925, and recorded in the
Clerks office OF Chesterfield county court for the
purpose OF securing certain debt therein expressed
TO be due 10 Edward O. Frend-I shall the l2,h
day Of April 1880, Chesterfield Courthouse, Ut he
ing Court day expose to sale. atpubc auction, the
called S:rawberry-h lying upon Swift Creek, about
mile west OF the Courthouse, and adjoining the
lands OF William Winfree and others, and containing
two hundred acres, more r less Also, at the same
time and place, and upon the erm,, will be sold
the tract Of Land Cor much thereof. may be
cessary for The purposes aforesaJ) wherein the said
Robert p. Archer lately resided: also, Swift Creek
about one and an half miles South East of the
Courthouse, adjoining the Lands of John b Gooie.
Mary Cox, Elizabeth Jackson and others, containing
three hundred and twenty-five acres, be the
or iss-S-lling as trustee will convey only such IL
tie a. il vested in by the said Deed, which is be-
lsved to be inaisputable.
LAWSON NUNNALLV.
March 26. ILL.,
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CHANCERf.-At Court held for Louisa
ID County, at the Courthouse, on Monday, March the
9Th, 1890
VIM. Hugbson and Judith his wife, phfs
against
John Chewing and Nancy his wife, late Nancy
Ti-iae. VIM. Tisdae, Taron Ti.dal-. Joseph Tisdaie
John Tislale. George Tisdse, Parks Parrish and Bet
sey his wite late Bet.ey Tsdale Henry Tisdale, Tho.
Tisdaie, Samuel Tisdaie, Elizabeth Tidale Woodson
Ti.dals, Mary Ti.dse, Susanna TisdAle, Nancy Tis-
dale, Ftanoe. Tsdaie, Pleasant Hsckett, John Allen
James Crawford. and Colin Johrlson adm or de bons
mn OF ShirIey Iisdaic, dec. Defiis.
The defendants VIM. T.iaie, Tarlton Tislale John
Isdae. Park. Parrish and Bssey his wife, Henry Tis-
dale, Thomas T.daIe, Samuel Tisiae. EIzabe, lis.
dale, Woodson Tisdale. Mary Tslae, Susanna Tisdale
Nancy T,siale, and Frances Ti.dae, not having en-
tered their appearance and given security according 10
Law, and the rules Of ih. Court and il appearing 10
the sat.fac'ion Of the Court, that they bab-
tan,s Of this State, On the motion OF the Plaintiff. by
their Counsel IL is ordered, That the said last named
defendants do appear here the first day OF June
Court next, and answer the Bill of the Planufs-and
that Copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper puhli,ed in the City Of Richmond, fo two
months excessively, and posted the front of the
Courihouse OF his County, on some Court day.
copy. Te.te, JOHN HUNTER, c. Lac.
March 20. IU-wSw
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iEDl-At Louisville on tho 10th February. Dr. HyGH
coy OF Hickman County, Kentucky, citizen of this State,
and a respectable
ION, ccn- Rtn liitn rnnl MI mo, Gnn 10 tna.LAl
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CD IN SACKS Grouni Aidm Sat- sui; able for
DOW curing Fsb, and 30 Barrels Tar, for sale by
WORKMAN & McGRUDER
March &c. 1I1-A
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HNTALKER HAYES, AUorn,y at Law, has ex.
Wv tended his practice TO the Superior and Ipferor
Courts Of Essex.
March 49, nl-2s
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AJAX PLANK.-We wish TO contract for ~ NJ
W feet good white oak plank, delivered at Fac
tory,Persons that CONTACTED with time since
for plank will phase deliver the n one month
from this time or we shall not CO nsider ours Ives bound
by the contracts. J. & COSBY.
March 26 1ti-6i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-26

Tickets So, Halves 50 80, Quarters 81 %.
For sale by Il. MiCKLE,
First below the Door of the Eagle Hotel
Orders for tickets from the country enclosing cash
or Prize tickets, will meet with the p onpt atten-
ton as personal application. Address TO
March TO- IOS-td f. MICKLE Richmond, Va
dtLOYER SEED, c--The subscriber is now re.
W ceiyng, for sale, CLOVER SEED of the netD cfop
I'D line order and free from noxous weeds grasses
and has in Store, steam Loaf and Lump Sugar, from
IA W to 10 cents, manufactured without the of
Bood-IOO Barrels "Richdrds0n's" old Family wins.
k"y-2O Barrels common mountain ditto American
Swedss nd English Iron assorted American and Ger
man Steel plough plstes-Tons shot as'orled-Bsr and
sheet lead, Esopus and Coogn mill stonesall sizes
French Burr mill stone Bocks-Fd Flour, &c.
March I06-w3vif BERNARD PEYTON
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UhISJh-dL S,camp Canal Lottery, No. 2, will be
NJ drawn in the CITY Of Richmond, on Wednesday
the 3lst inst. (March)
so Number LOfterU-10 IDTd,D,1 BdIfOfs.
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LAWSON NUNNALLV.
March rs. lit"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-25
AlexunAria HoarAing school

yANHE subscriber having enlarged his establishment,
aud added Classical Department, is prepared Tor
the accommodation of an additional number OF Hoard
ing Students The branches taught IN this restitution,
besides the Latin and Greek Languages, include the
following. viz: Spelling; Readings Writing; English
Grammar; Composition; Geography; Use ct the Globes;
Arithmetic; Book Keeping; Algebra; Geometry; hp.
pcaton of Algebra to Geometry and the Doctrine OF
Curves; Plane aud Spherical rrigonometry; Spherical
Projections; Theory and Prsctice Of Surveying: lie
Yelling &c. copnecsd with the duties OF Civil En-
gineer; Gunnery; Navigation; Comic Sections Mocha
MICS, Hydrostslics Hydraulics; fneuma'icsi Optics;
Electricity; Galvansm; Magnetism; Chemistry as
tronony, including the calculation OF Solar and Lunar
Ecpses OSCILLATIONS, Transts, &c.t Fluxions; biiie-
rentsi and Integral Calculus and their application to
Physco. Mathematical Sciences, &C.
Full courses Of Lectures given to the Students
on Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, in which the
principles of these sciences illustrated, by good
collection Of Philosophical Apparatus increased dur
ing the present summer. The Students have also the
free of Cabinet Of Minerals. and OF Library con.
tsining between three and four hundred volumes OF
well selected works Ut History, Biography, PhiIoso'
ply, Poetry, &c.
In teaching every subject particular care ia taken
that the students understand the principles of the SCI
ence they are studying; tho, are then able to apply
these principles to any particular eascs. One means
adopted for accomplishing this. tohSve the students
each day in classes to explain every part OF the per
of the preceding day; by which they not only
become more careful when pursuing their studies 10
impress the principles upon their minds that they may
be able to explain them when called upon, but the
daily exercise of their reasoning faculties in explaining
principles and conducting mathematical Investigations
has great tends ncy to strengthen and expand the
mind-the great end of education.
The students treated in all respects IS part OF
the family of the subscriber-they not permitted
to 60 in the water the ice. without the ne
cessary attention to preserve them from dsngcr-and
every care taken to guard their morals, promote
their comfort and effect their real improvement
Terms for board, lodging. washing. and tuition, l4O
dollars per year, payable quarterly IN advance
BENJAMIN HALL0WELL.
Alexandra, mo. 1880.
aug 7-eoStS 1swt1stSep
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-25
Office Of tie Chesapeake and Ohio ca@aF
COnDQnV,
WAsHINGroN, MAY

WAsHINcroN, MAY "a, 1850
NOTICE is hereby given. that All instaime"t OF 's'
~ d,llars aud fifty cents per share (bcing The Ion
instaImentl on every share Of stock in the ChePe'"
and Ohio Canal Company, is required to be paid oaH
81 day of August next, and further sum ofiao dolls"
and Fifty cents per share (being the l7th ins'ars"0
the sd day Of September next; which lnsalnen'' N.Y.
be paid to the credit ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio c4
Company, TO the Cashier or other oihees Of e:it'
the following Banks. via:
The Branch Bank Of the United States at "''s
ington.
The Bank Of Washington, at Washington
The Patriotic Bank, do.
The Bank Of the Metropolis, Go.
The Farmers and Mechanics' Bank. at George''''
Tie Bank of ale xsndria, ~ Alexandsia
The Bank Of Potomac, do.
The Farmery' Bank of Alexandra, do.
The Mechanics Bank Of Alexandra, 90.
The Iagerstown Bank, in Hagerstosn' Nd ara
The Branch Of the Valley Bank. in ChaTie'i'w'' v
ginis. and
The Branch OF the Valley Rank, IN l.ee'burs'' ~
BY order of,he President and Directors:
JOHN =. lNGik
Clerk Chs,sp<aksand Ohio Canal Company
nav 3l-1awtSep3
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MOps. &. Kou1,
French 7s1ch.r at My,. Por,sr's S

FRENCH TEACHER at Mrs.. PoctT's otho ~.
IHoro:GS to open Glass TO- the Young l''N
u ti' xandria not attending that Seminary
separate Class for Gentlemen v'li h'.""
opened. ~
Mons Roux thinks it is useless TO say neee
necessity Of acquiring . language whose ehn 'aos
too high to be neglected or overlooked by vs.
Ito cral education it is too well known thar
ties, niceties, and true meaning, can never .. N
derstood. it judged only through the red'u"
preiudiced or spiritless TRANSACTIONS If 81
OF his capacity ~ Teacher, Mons hotA .noe
still less: the Gerry hind and too sotf1'ss n n
given OF hin BY Mrs. Porter in her sdGeriss"'"'
pc's him to be silent Oh that subjee'. -,a 81
Private lessons viii also be given 10 ,hc'e W.
wish It, and who will make early application ,,Ys d
For further information and terms, p'eiss'''r
A. Newton, Esq. Franklin Hotel .,,,;ss 81
N. d. Ncps Rers teaches also 10 'p%F
gusge "s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-25
Office Of the Chesapeake T. Ohio Canal c0m!S''
w .eu,rcrny luly "a, 1851

WAsnIEoroN, July "a, lS,V
NOTICE ishereby given, that an instaI"s'N =. ~
~ dollars per share (being the 9th Ins,.i1sn q.
every share Of stock in the Chesapeake and one
Company, is required to be paid on the 9Th ds %
Der next, aud further instalment OF two dO',
fifty cents per share (being he 18th n'tamen '"
81 day Of November next; which INSTRUMENT, nd ed
paid To The credit Of the Chesapeake aud ono
Company, TO the Cashier other ottiesr o' e'''''
the following Banks, viz: ,wa.
The Branch BANK Of the United States 81 W.
ington;
The Bank Of Washington, at Washington
The Patriotic Bank Of Washington, DO
The Bank Of the Metropolis, do
The Farmers' aud Mechanics' Bank, st Geoise''
The Bank Of Alexandra, at Alessndrsi
The hank Of Potomac. do
The Farmers Bank vi hlezandra, do
The Mcdaniel Bans Of Alexandra, do
The Hagersto~n Bank, in iisger,town. Nd
Inc Branch Of the Valley Bank. IN Chsrle,toS.
The B.anch of the Valley Bank. in lie" 'burG'"
By order Of the President and C.re1,or;
lJuN =. iN6Lh
Clerk Ches. B. 1hio Csnsl comp''
aug S-1awtSoyS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-25
Reconciliation.
Fare reduced IT, FIVE Dollars!
WincAester 8. alexandria Mail Stage,
THREE TINES WEEK, AND THROUGH IN ONE

THREE TINES A WEEK, AND THROUGH IN ONE
DiY!
The subscriber respect
0AA fully informsthe public, that, at
g the suggestion Of his friends. he
z 4sA17ahas reduced the fare from Win
chester to Alexandra Five Dollars, (intermedia
distances "A cents per mile fhe line will continue
to ga through in day. and pains will be spared TO
merit the patronage of the public.
II will leave Winchester on Monday, Wedne sday,
and Fridays at2 A. NJ aud arrive in Aexs nlra IT 8 r.
~ Returning. will leave Alexandria on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and SATURDAYS. at A. ~ arrive in VIM
chester a9 NJ This rOate passes drought the vii
lagos of Wildwood, Paris, UpperriIle. Mddiebug, Al
die and Providence; all Of which visited by day.
light.
This arrangement is such as TO cause no detention
whatever travellers who wish proceed either north
from Alexandria in any direction from Winchester
Tie Baltimore stage leaves Alexandria every morning,
and the different stages leave Winchester on the morn
ings following the arrival Of this stage.
A Splendid Hack and Gig
Are kept for hire at my residence in Middleburs,
and private be had at all times IT most
ofthe stopping places on the ronte,
- AN baggage At the risk the owners.
JOHN HOYD
SEPT 16-eo1w&1avtf
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James .. Gumneli, NJ. ID.
DENTIST,

ID EsPECTFULLY informst &c tizens and visitors
h of Alexandria, that he may be consulted at Mr
Il Chgett's Hotel, on the first and third WEDNES
DAY in every month, from 9 o'clock, A. n. until
p. NJ
AllIettessad drcssedto DIR. at hiso flee betwee
the United States' Bank and the Presidents House,
Washington City, or left at Mr. H. Csgett's fiote
Alexandria, will be punctually attendedto.
ian 7-eWtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-25
To let.

Ia A handsome and convenient two story
ma BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
et4 ga " ollie street. (near the First Presby-
terrain Church, with seven well flashed
rooms Kitchen, courtroom, ASH house, and exceilent
cellars uner the whole building porticoes front aud
back. II will be rented low to - good tenant.
Apply to wM. d. MUTT,
AR 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-25

Some Of the supporters OF the present Aa,.
istration, who approve every thing that IL does,
or that it leaves undone, have expatiated very
largely and feeingly on the debt OF gra!itude que
to the President for his late exercise OF the teo'
because. BY means of it, the Treasury Is 10 DC
saved from exhaustion. and the public deot top
sooner extineuished. To all such we resPectlui'
ly submit the following, taken from 1nor"ug"
Jackson State-Rig Republican paper. Inc RE.
sident, at the late Session of Congress- actuany
signed bills, it will be seen, appropr'a'ng t,c1
millions and quarfer9f dollars tor incidental
objects of expenditure, and then refused MS sig
nature to the Maysviile Road Bill (ProPosns 10
appropriate ZOO doliars( lest 1t should ara'"
the Treasury, and because it proposed the exer-
else Of a doubtful power. The discovery was ra-
Their late Does not this view OF the subject 20
far to corrobarate our suggestion that at CERTAIN
period, late IN the Session, the Executive uhaer
the influence of its lawful advisers. took new
departure in path directly opposite to the we'll
settled domestic Policy of the government
s. National hatelhgsacer.
.- From, The Georgia :. Recorler."
DsAppo1srMExr.-We. like many others IN
the United States, hailed the veto OF the Presi-
dent on the Maysville bill, as the harbinsef OF
better times, the forerunner of the adoption OF
wiser policy, By the administration OF the re,
deral Government, and, especially. as mortal
blow given to the IS American System" we
congratulated ourselves and the American peo-
ple a lille too soon. IF we had waited hhte
while, our tone would not lave been so joyous
We received few DAYS ago from Washington
City, copy of the laws passed al the last ses-
sion Of Congress. These laws underwent our
examination: and what have we seenF Appro-
priations, sanctioned by the President, which are
SO near of Kin to the provisions Of the Maysvllie
BILL that it is impossible to deny The identity OF
the parentage. To show the reader how the pub
lie money is disposed of BY the Honorable rep
rsssntatirss Of the people. we have made the fol-
lowing extracts, from the several appropriation
laws in order that he may judge for himself, whe-
Their the Maysville bill alone, should have been
rejected by the President.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-25
From the cax,,eston CITY dasetts.

"Jusr1cE'' does US injustice. we were mrs.
10 welcome the excellent and admirable PAINTER
Of whom he speaks to our city. we deeply re-
oret that the insitatien has not been more gene
raj. Mr.. BowMAs is one Of the most a1le o,
American Painters. His styles very bold and
quite historical. His conceptions emoody tne
grace Of beauty, the energy and melody, OF poe
try. He is me,itorious gentleman, deserving
and successful ARTIST.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-25

In the course Of the last two weeks, partial
showers have fell in different neighborhoods in
this county; but there are neighborhoods in which
the earth has not been wet for six weeks, and
1t is believed that in the county the Corn crop
will be fourth at least under an average one.
III
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-25
Old Madeira Wine

IL pipes. BALI pipes and quartz, casks, from the
l. house Of Nuriock & Co warranted to be fthe We
y hrst quality, slvays for sale by
aug "a 4. G. CAzENeyE ( CO
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-25
Cotton Xarn.

LIIPTEEN bales Cotton Yarn. assorted, No. 4 10 No
Il l8, from the Petersburg Factory, q superior srt
Gle. Just received and fos sale By
aug IS WM D. MUTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-25

MUSEUM
Open daily. from 10 ~. NJ aas from ,. s, P. ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-25

Large Meeting 1T appears to be an unset
tied question among divines and moralists,-
whether good or harm is the fruit of large meet
ings of people for religious exercise. We have
heard many very pious men express their convic-
tons IN the negative. and last week. the Cotoc-
ton Association of Bapists, at their annual meet
ing, near Upperville. in this County. adopted a
resolution. in substance, that in future the bust
ness Of the Association should be dispatched in
the week, and on the Sabbath following, the min
listers in attendance should attend the churches
in reasonable distance, and thereby prevent
the congregating at one place of dsorderly
crowd. On Sunday last. in consequence there
of, members Of all the churches had an opportu-
nifty Of attending divine worship in their own
hOuses.-Ib.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-25

ed on deck, and medical assistance being prompt
" rendered he is likely to reCover.-C0'T'sr.