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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-27

HNRESH DRY GOoDS.-In anticipation of their
IL general advertisement, the subscribers inform
their customers and other purchasers that they have
received by the last arrivals from Philadelphia New
York and Boston, one hundred and eighty packages,
Fresh american, British and French Dry Goods, in
which included their own importation from Eng
land (via New York; consisting, in part of the follow
ing articles:
Extra blue, black, brown olive, and olive brown,
London Cloths
do. blue, black drab,mxt, fancy land lavender do.
cassmeres
Plain and fancy white London Marseilles qultings
White and cooured ground chintz printed do. do. do.
Plain buff Teilinett.-A beautiful assortment Of the
styles OF prins.--Fdncy checked, striped and
Adrianople 61 new style ginghams; A, OIL aud Cd
cambria and jaconet musins-white bordsred cravats
very superior and MKT and striped linen and cotton
driIls.-Tber assortment is very good, and will in
a few days be the most commanding they have ever
had. i. s. E.JAMES, Il Co.
April 13. Il6-u Market Square.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-27
E/IRGlNIA MILITARY LAND WARRANTS
will purchase claims TO Land Warrants and wv ,-

rants already granted by the State Of Virginia. for the
services OF her Officers and Soldiers in the
ry War; as well those the Continental as State es.
Enlistment. Or will locate all Warrrnts tina, NAV be
conhded to me Tor location upon the most desirable and
valuable lands In Ohio, Indiana Illinois, as may be
preferred, for such part thereof will lie fair com
pensaon for the services rendefed--and this service
shall be such. as ought to be expected from one who
has resided % years in the West, and whose time Ina.
been constantly and xcuvey devoted to land and land
matters.
Every Officer and Soldier, and every Chaplain and
Surgeon, who served in the Contnen ai Army, or in
that oil the State, or in the Navy OF the State OF Virgil
MA who, or their representatives, have not yet
bounty In land, (and not than onetenh Of all the
soldiers, sailors and marines, have yet obtained their
warranty are entitled to one and now obtain it,
under late law passed for their beneit-And to ali
such as do not know how to proceed to obtain their
rights, my services are now rendered, and will be
promptly rendered.
Letters, postage paid addressed TO a, Richmond,
virginia, until the first of January next, will be attend
ed to, and in all where necessary will call in
person upon those interested.
CADWALLADER WALLACE.
Tune %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-27

ENLOUR BARRELS AND STAvES.--We will
~ give liberal price in money, for seasoned Slaves
and Blss, good, well-made Flour Barrels for irn
IN sdiste delivery, at our Mills.
July 20. 2I-4t p. HAXAIJ, & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-27

a POCKET-BOOK FOUND.-Feuudi in the poses
"a sion OF OF my negroes pocket hook containing
Si2O, which the owner get by application 10 me,
and paying the cost OF ihis advertisement.
BENZ 7. WILLIAMSON.
King William, July % 2S-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-27

II UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
n Notice il hereby given that all the cells in This in
tiuton are occupied, and that no more pauents,wiIl
DO received until some of the said cells are vacant
due notice Of which will be given. by order Of the
Court Of Directors J.. HENLEY.
May 20. 5l-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-27

Elm-Wood, Essex County, Virginia.
JmLu 20. 1890 { 2I=fw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-27


Improvement 81 H'rers ana Hdrbors 367, I23 IS
Examinations, Surveys, and Internal
Improvement Isl 400 90
he-appropriaon' oil uneSpended balances I05 253 SO
miscellaneous items and private claims 1850 $50 10
Total OF definite appropriations for 1880 $I3 s45 SO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-27

TIMBERLAKE s. J. s. J. b. MAGRUDER.
Jan. 16. S6-u
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-21

1B'dlEs following are the Drawn Numbers in the
Orand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 9.
10 81 81 81 % - ~.
Drawing of the Dismal Swamp Canal
Lottery, 14th Clsss.
~ as % 30 3 45 5 is II.
phe following arc the drawn numbers Of the Con-.
necticut State Lottery, 18th Glass.
IA u 40 II 10 80 81 10 SO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-21

not have an account OF the Wounded who were taken
to- their own homes. We speak here only of the
Hospitals.
SIrTINGS Oh THE CHAMBERS, Aug. 4.
CHAMBER PEERS,
Baron Pasquier, who was appointed President of
tho Chamber by an Ordinance dated on yesterday,
took the Chair An Ordinances was resd, by which
the Dukes de Chartros and Nemours ere authorized
to sit during this Session. The Chamber appointed
Secretaries, a Committee to draw up the Address,
and balloted for the bureauX.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
The nine 5ureaux were balloted for by the Presi
dent.
NJ Charles Dupin then proposed that, OIL accou mt
OF the state OF things 1t was highly important to pro-
coed IN their operations with much rapdty MS nos
sible and to declare that the Chamber would sit per
manenly till IT has verified the powers of all the
members who have presented their papers,
(fhe sitting was occupied both in the n,orninu anf
evening III examining the validity of the elections
great number OF the Members we're declared dnl,
elected and the decision respecting others adjourned
Towards the end of the sitting, as reported bv th
.hessaser OF the 9th, NJ. Charles Dupin said. owjt
the Charter in my hand, say, Al de Corcelies. th
Charter Is defunct!' After some other members ha
spoke the Chamber resolved to form a list of 6y
candidates for the office of President The numbe
OF voters was els, the majority no; the five mem
| bers chosen were
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-21
opENING OF vHE cH TaRIi august 3


ihe Chamber met to-day ct i2 under the pres
aency OF Nj: Labbey D. PoIppiere President h, Sc
horty. Alter the operation of bsllotlpn tor ,bs e.
NATION OF the Bureaux over, NJ C6nrles T,nn;v
rose 20 propose that the ChaInber should decI, =,
ss' en- pefmdnence until the v"rfcaon of tbe 80,
ers OF the Deputies should be completed pbiI nro-
position was generally approved NJ Keratrv. hoto.
ever suggested as an amendment, that the first I'm
reaux should form itself into Il commission tn ey,r
ne The Publications, whilst the others shond orocod
with the business OF the day. This proposit;on NO.
not assented to, and on the original motion helm, ~
DeweJ by III. Alexis de Noaes II was rn,n,rre1,,ai
carried and the members repaired TO their iy
Bureaus We
Dufng the balotlng, groups were formed in differ
eht parts OF the Hail. and from an odd word ,hat
could be collected in the trbunes it was evfeot Thai
they were discussing the proprety of forzunn into
secret COMMITTEE The majority seemed to be on
posed to that measure, and the words .s2o;nt tie
Coi'te Secret 5apais de CoDte Secret set the ones
ton at rest. VIZ aN0'
another more important question was then sronod
IL was that Of the ubdlcation of Charles K sTbie
offered matter for much discussion and member If
toe centre Sdurhe exclaimed with much vehernenco
IL Is not an abdicaton that we want il il his fori
ture ofthe throne deohennce) that we hive rioh, q,
impose upon him ia quality Of represenlatiVes of
the French people"
- Inc Chamber contained upwards Of $50 p,erohers
The two sections of the centre gaucbe were the mos,
attended Those Of the right scorceI
Tonteincd 90 Deputies, and among them were M
berFyef Poiignac's pro,ege; NJ. HYDE de Neuvile
VINO was seated at the extremity Of the cote dro,s,
Sc. 0'.'FP ~ C"NFles y;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-21


LoyDos, dug grhe late news from Paris has had a se,
DIe eect IN aayng the efervescence our money ar
because II 10 not only announced the heat The ST rgs m
ou is shown by The ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of business IN t
French FUNDS and the prices which they are o,sd H.,
public credit IN France has suffered material sock from
events mat nave occurred There Cannot indeed now bo tic
eas' DOUBT vt the succession devolves quietly ON ile fnt
.iat reneh credit VIII stand much higher than il nre
o Inc prudence Of suspendDg business in the Frencb
s curing The cIisis, is fully evnced In has saved
pooaOy thousands from rum by preventing weak and md
~ ron parting with their property und0r influence
hIs - neither French mail esrafeue day there have
DEED no private oers from Paris conseuucny rot tho
siss' andon to the news published by the evening papers
ohsois have been steady, the price advanced 81 soon
@ we Comence1ent OF business but gave slightly AZ
towards and closed at 81 sellers for the account In ,hc
market so good prices have not been obtained for Frenc
STOCK as those which closed the business of rhur. -
Sensnge Of Paris probably because imagined that some
huuence was used to support them there in order ~, -.
better impression abroad, but do not believe he ]
a o s. one ne me-" ministers have greater objects
ence theIf administration by the stock iobbnc ~
10 ns 6s snu 50 dgraceiol to their predecessors All
'onds are rather higher than Yesterday: but few
'''''"s o. any importance have taken place
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-16

MIR. EATos's Card, published IN This paper on
Saturday, is laughable piece Of affectation. A
friend remarked that il reminded him Of Sir
sLarry's instruct lions 10 his ard IN M od.rn
play, in respect 10 making out bill" Put
dowa, cleaning shoes. 3D.; Suudries 7oooL"-
The card processes ignorance Of the ,igin of
certain nameless ISLANDERS, though i, does mo-,
deny or refu,e them, aud promises, when q
name can be found for the author, to settle the
whole concern, ard purge his reputation, al one
dash Of the pen I, is ply hat some indiyi-
dusl cahno: be found To stand in Lhe shoes Of
Common Fame, and receive punishInent for
Aer.sins This alteration Of ignorance is We,
ry amusing IN persons who waIk he streets of
Washington with their ears op"n. If Mr.. Ea
tor. is wise, afer thus speaking "by the card"
be will, like Beau Shauerly, tell his "snony-
nous" iepea,er,of what is already as notorious
as tina, Mr.. Eaton is a sch"lsr, 10 "consider
himself horse>whiaped," and let :ha, ne The
end OF the maner. Mr.. E,ton. il cannot be
doubted. is as well aware Of the origin Of all
the dsfama,orv reports in circulation respect
ing his char acier, as he would be-, il rlrgy
man or a laynaan should avow the au horship.
lnfamous reports do no, Eeaerally gei grea'
circulation before some friend -",nIrrnalv 20,
li,e"-has Informed the pariy affected F.om
he station held ty Mr.. Eaton, hi, character is
in some measure public properly, and if he
does no, take proper care Of i. himsr1f, he will
6ad the pubic disposed either TO keep il above
par or 10 &c, rid Of it. at he market price;
however iuw.- Bosios Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-16
Union l.ine OF Stages,
Fare 10 BaliiR,ore. Il so

q S13GE, will leave the com.
ExM panies Offices at 1'illey's Hotel,
S&2xS6TR Georgetown; and Wiliiamson's,
Sssrown's, AMI Gstlsby's. in Wash
ing City, ever, day at hal! past six oclocka and
another stage at half past ten, from each Of the
above offices except ilIeyS; Fare in each line 81 50,
to GO through in about six hours.
4 stage will leave the Companies Offices at Gadsbys,
Browns aud WiiIismsons ut half past eight and
another stage will leave Tey's at half past M
and the Offices Browns, Gadsby's and wiliiamsons
at p m daily-each line to go through in about FIVE
hours-rare in these two lines, two dollars Each line
has four full teams Of horses.
But one driver is employed to go through in each
line, who rs responsible for faithful discharge Of bis
duty as respects The safety OF the passengers &c.
Fare from alexandria 81 rs, seats taken at IL Cla.
pett's ian l5-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-16

The STORES OF Mvssrs Bevao s. Humphreys,
% South uh4r'es, Philadelphia, were entered
"a i0e'cas night with false Seys by gang Of
'u@ns'who succeeded in taking Oh the conren,s
"s''sra' packages Of silk goods and repack
q mem Ia new trunks, (Which hey brought
~" mem Tor the purposr,) when they were
"'e'eu oy The private wat hman, aud two Of
~" 'a'sY secuted ID the guard house. The
p'un'eht oil The others who escaped, prevented
"Om taking any Of the goods. Much
'He Is dne TO Caplsir Clarke, Of the Brig
-. lay hy'ns opposite the stores, who assist
= " securing he villains, and was seriously
"sFee in the contest,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-16
SUPREME COURT UNITED STATES
THURSDAY. JAsuARY "a

Tn" C0ur met pursnad' TO adJnurnment.
Prtsen', as on yesterday, f,r justices.
On IN ton Of the Attorney General United
S. a,es, A. BLAsDISo, Esq. Of South Carolina,
wa, admi',ed as Attorney and Counsellor OF
this Court
No Is. The United Safes Is The A,tor.
ney Genl Of Louisiana (on the par, OF the STATE
The sresmen, OF thi, cause was commenced
BY Mr. Attorney General On the par, oil the Y.
States, continued by Mr.. JoNEs Tor The appellee,
and conc iuded by Mr. Attorney General Tor The
appellant. .
No. ~ Richard r. Keene, plaintiff IN err. u.s.
Ricbard w. Meade's Exeeutrix ne argu'
men, Of this Cause was commenced oy VT.
Key for the pisin,iff in error, and con,inurd
by Messrs. LxE and JONES for The deisnaant II
error. a,
Adjourned till tomorrow !! y. Nj.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-16

On The evening of The 10 h ul . eaoutcioac
JalIaOn, made by Dr., K. Mitchell, e>csprd
Shlle under conveyance from The Medical In
N'uie in New York. l, wen, off Sourh BY
East Yesterday, Dr.. Mitchell re c-i,ed a. let,
lea from r,spec'ahle PHYSICIAN at Baltimore,
"h 'hr following, in'orma'inn-' Y large
'a'uithooe bas, suppoScd 10 have been inf A'ed
9Th hydrogen gas, ua- found suspended in The
'cH o' Tree, about thi''y~rne miles in North
Westerly direc'i0, from his ,iIy, Baltimore,
ad's'arce Of a6ou, one hundred md Ihir,y four
niles from Philadelphia The Big was unin-
l,r0.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-16

rHg Mls,lSc LAD A lr'ter las been re-
cvi,rd by he NJ vor nf New York from A. j
HGn,on,<E ,lrs Point, D,ltimore, enclosing the
Advertisement in relation to Ia,ed Garfield "a
Young lst recently in The employ 1T MIR,
Holmes corner Of Greenwich spd " ssev stree
who ha> been missing for seretai weeks and
inimaing ha, he IS now ia TIA, city. Meas,
urrs ave been taken TO ascertain the correct
pes, Of the inflammation,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-16
Vhis is to Give Notice,

GNHAT the subscriber, Of Alexandra County in the
District Of Columbia, has obtained from the Or
phans Court Of said county, letters Of administration.
on the personal estate Of FREDERIcx IMNoHn, late Of
the county aforesaid, deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims against the said estate, are required TO
present them to the subscriber, passed BY the Or.
phsns Court on or before the l4th day Of January,
1884, and those indebted thereto are required TO make
immediate payment. Given under my hand, this 18th
,lay of January, 1880 REBECCA IMMOIIR,s
ian ID 81 Adn'x. of Frederick ImInulr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-16
FROM MEXICO.

~. sb;o Virginia, which arrived at New
y,-s fom yers Cruz, papers oil mat place
-, been received TO the Goth lit
The Virginia HAS brought 10000 dollars
;, ,ns.ie, and a quanri,y of pla'e.
~, porssErr, who was expected by ibis ship,
IN, arrived Among the passengers, are
49,, yosr M.aiA ToSsELL, Minister Pleuipo-
..r,iaty from Mexico to our government and
r.,.n., Mriis. secretary of legation, with their
antilles.
r.. c,rrison aad civil Officer, OF S.. Juan
o.n,;s,; the capital &C Tobaseo. have follow
,he example ofGampeachy. declaring hem
-. favor Of central Republic. They
.,.ov,-dgrd The authority OF the existing
p...;s.n,, CGacrrero,l so f'r as is not inoon-
ZEN, vi h the new sys EN- adopted. They
I.,I,,e ,be Congress, the 5 ate Government,
-...y o,h,r authorities which are in OPPOSE
';.n "a the new system. null a"l void.
Cen s.. Anna has Sc, fo,,h in several pro-
,t,r.,;ons ,ha, he had intended 10 re'ire 10
.,.;,,s life, but in consequence ei The d's"h-e-
m. MAS determined to remain at tn head OF
Il, ,roOas. The army Of reserve was at Aala-
-, The country was generally quiet.
TN, decree BY which the importation OF GER
lin GOOD, Vas prohibited nferihe 22l No
,.mber. had been suspended, and AT order IS
.o.t exr,ndins the period for he operation OF
=. degree 10 .he Slsr Of December.
c,,,sin Ross, OF the U. s. Marines, passed
,,,o,gb Vera Cruz early in December for. Mex
.;,o With deapatchvs for our Minister.
Pr sidep, Guerrero his reii"qu'shed the ex-
.,r,ordiOary powers sran.sd him by Congress
On account ofthe Spanish INVASION.
rse Nariosial Congress convened st ahesea-
NAL December nth, in extraordinary session.
.,r.,ably TO call fiom he Ex.coase.
ter,r r.smouth, with Commodore Elliot, on
h,,r,. was a, ,he.i,le Of Sac,iicioS ID iina-
ton unknown.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-16
The Hon. GEonaE NcDuF1E,
Chairman Com Hays and heans H. r.
annual Report Of tie Commits oner Of HE Public
Buildings 10 Congress
WASHINGTON, JAN. LIST, 1880

WAsHINoToN, JAN. LIST, 1880
SIR: La compliance with the act passed at
the Is, Session Of Congress, "making appro-
priation, forthc Pubiis Buildings, and for other
purposes" have the honor tn 'epor,. that the
exp ndiures for The year 1929, upon objects
embraced by that act, have been as follows:
Capitol. grounds and enclosures S56,512 Is
Presidents House do 22,5l0 81
Repairs aud expenses of fire apparatus I. 660 az
Purchase of Square 24s 1876 81
Tha,, 81 ,he lots belonging 10 he Unit
States in the City Of Washing O., tweny -eieh,
have been soid wi hin he las year, for the sum
"f one thousand nine hund d and nincly dol
rs md sixtern Ce"'s. The entire Number or
public los sold is $3.50, leaving 2Sl still for
salr.
Th. third section Of The act above referred
| o requires a report OF the me aaures necessary
- b. ,akcn t"r he 0rtserva'ier aud care Of the
pubic property; aud, IN ohtdieoce To- his re
QUESTION, would respec fully suggest the ex
p diency Of 'hn,oughly lain Ing the Prssiden S
House, and compie Ing hat operation al the
Capitol.
Congress has provided cx ensive engines a"d
appara Us protect the Capitol from He; bu'
- is KIN ,wn that ;bs pumps, in The viciniiy OF
hat building, would become exhas, ed in few
minutes, in 1T hrr, and no Other resou' &C
IS To be found WITHIN an a,ailabI, distauce.-
To efftc' The security of the building, hen. il is
necessary TO provide a reservoir of water near
it, 10 be supplied from some Of me fountains of
The Iiber. Th" pump water in he ward Is
found 10 d"Ierora'e rapidly, and, it is feared,
viii shortly hrcome unht for use; TIA heal h
,,d eomror', therefore, Of members II Congress,
while attending a. the Capitol, as well as he
preservation # he building, seem to demand
supply It pure runniog wa'er. These re
marks apply with equal force t" the tx
,cutive ofhcrs aud Presidents House; and
with a view 10 remedy the evil here, C~n-
g-rss, al the last Session, authorised 'hr pur-
chase Of lot of ground containing fountain :;
bu' some d'ffic ul,ies, wbicn, v is hoped, viii
ne, prove irsuprrabIr, have delayed the accom-
pIishinrni OF hat object.
RespeC fully submitted.
J. ELGAR,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-16

TL- mystery attending '"r election OF he
Mayor, says the New-York American, is ia no
-cs,eel diminished. "Ycs',rday we STAT, d a,
n. reo..sr Of some frieuds of Aid. Nersero'e
,h,e he did not touch Ire 6GIOts, AID that Aid.
Mot, borh counted and De Jared them. II is
now uar day " say, iha, si'ho Aid Mo" ad-
mi thar he did count aud declare the o"'i"'s
h, does no, admit, Bat exprss " denies, that he
va, the orly prrsog who touched 'hem US WAS
implied in our paragraph ofySsierday and so
we leave the matter
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-16

inthe hopskof REPREsRsrarrvEs, on Thurs.
day, the following commune alton was received
from the Secretary OF the Navy and ordered
10 be prin,ed: -
Navr DEPARTMENT, Dec. Is, 1929.
Sir-l have the honor tn state that il is ascertaned
that the appropriation Of 1929 for the Navy under the
following heads will not be sufficient to meet the de-
msns upon them for the services Of the year. viz Pay,
&c ahoat repairs Of vessels. contingent expenses pay
of Sapeine ndents medicines, Surgical Instruments
and hospital stores; which arises from the circumstance
of sums having been drawn, the early part of the
year, under these heads, from the appropriations of
1929. to cover expenditures made prior to the
Pay. SC, .ao4t Ass,9 sa 6,
Repairs ofvesseis $3.50 az
Contingent expenses so 3ol 50
Ply of Superintendent S92 O7
Medicines, surgical instruments &c. 1896 so
In addition u the first item aforementioned there
was illegally drawn from the Treasury, the day
of March last the sum OF 900 dollars from pay ia
TO pur base about sixty acres Of land adjoining Fort
Nelson, Norfolk, Virginia, from the Hon. Thomas
Newton on account ofthe Navy Hospital at that place.
and which sum WAS paid over to Ar Newton on the
same day, by Thomas Febrowo, jr late Secretary of
the Navy Hospital Fund, in whose favor the warrant
was drawn by order OF the late Secretary of the Navy
acquisitions have also heen issued, amounting TO sl6
757 TO- upon the appropriation for the pay and subss
tenee ofthc Marine Corps, TO cover disbursements
made prior TO the present year II IS believed that the
appropriations wUtiidhav been sufficient fthese
had not been drawn. The ship Of the lire Delaware is
daily expected and when she arrives, there will not
be sufficient uder the legitimate control Of the
department to meet the payment of her unavoidable
expenses, principally under the head ct pay afoat
II is therefore respectfully submitted to the conside
ration OF the Committee Of Ways and Means whether
anapprupration should be m de under the several
heads, and to The amounts herein before mentione>,
and thereby place the Department in situation to
meet the eng,gem, nts Of the service
am, very respectfully,
Sir, your obedient servant,
JOHN BRANCH.
The Hon. GEonaE NcDUFrIE,
fb1;rp,,p Inn, 1,s and Horn, U
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-16
Commissioner Of he Pobli Buildings
Hon Speaker Of the House of ,rcs, natives

The Nl,ional Intelligencrr Of Wednesday
CON aims 4 list OF the persons TO whom patents
have been granted during The year ending on
he lst instaUr, loge:h, with the da,rs aud ge-
neral objects of such patents. The iisr occu-
nies nearly seven columns OF ha' journal. The
following s. atement exhibi he number Of pa
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-16

The people Of WestcnrNcr, New York, anc
acu,ain sorie,y Of New York i'srlf, had herer
hOd anme other subjects on which 20 exercise
;h.lr r'sd!Issoms propensity, ,h,n he domestic
concerns aud private property Of the people Of
hi, dis!riC,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-16
srs haSnalready arrived

Histxeelleucy, Thomas K. CARROLL. arrived
a, Annapolis. on "Wednesday Afternoon, IN 'hr
5 Steamboat Maryland, from Eas'on, and was to
have ousl f.d on Thurssay, in the presence OF
The two Houses of he Legis au'e, as Cover
NO, oi MaYland.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-16
CEREMONIAL.

vIyHOs. VOWEL has taken the ahsrf tlate Colonel
Iooe's and ha the large warehouse foot of Duh e
street he will receive storage heavy goods on the
lower aoor and A r and grain above, and attend to
purchases and sales for tactorage. dec "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-16

A paper mill is said 10 b. in operation in The
State Of Delaware, capable of mauu featuring a
sheer Of paper one hundred miles long!!!