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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23

The Foreign N.ics.-Oor columns, this morn
ing, arr filed with highly interesting Foreign
Aews.-So far, the French Reyolutionists bsvs
crowned themselves with immortal honor and
we have strong hopes that they will fnally
emerge from the throes OF their civil conyulsion
nnstained b, those scenes of anarch aud tru.
city which dlsgraced their ancestors. Itis not
10 be concealed, however, that there are break.
era ahead. The set neut OF the question
fcbai form ofgorernneut shall he dlo9ied i.
pregnant with interest, and it m y be OF danger
10 the peace OF France. The principles of De-
mocracy have taken deep and firm root in tbai
country, and il will not be without great relnc.
lance that the admirers Of a Republic will zee
me bright hope OF it. establishment fade sway
II Il should, as we suspect it Will. be determn.
ed TO maintain The government in its. Monaycl.
icai form, il cannot be doubted that the row.
ers aud the privileges ofthe Monarch will 10
materially abridged, and those of the peope
proporlonably enlarged. Inc question which
viii give rise, Under such state of things. 10
most danger, will be. Who shall be The Mo-,
arch Much more evil is now to be dreaded
nom the jurisnes for power OF those who pos
bly, STOOD ioo'n the day ofhattIe, than from ID.
brave eAt c'sr5 OF the bourgeois, who, cenrented
with expe Hing the ltrant, have laid down thei
arms On this subject he speculations of the
= Courier deS Etats IniS,' paper printed in
he French language, IN New York, I'D cdr.
ed by frenchmen OF great iutetllgeJ oe, ,tcm 10
a. to carry with them much force. " Inc "r.
'cr divides the French politicians into three
parties: oae for the Duke of Orleans the Sc
cond tor Napoleons son x the oth-r for he.
public lie afiirms that the people would choose
Napoleon t,le ID aud that the Duke of On
leans has no popularity or strength ont of Pdrls,
ing to his position. aud the various Interests to
be Combined and conclliated. :" We shall con.
tnue to hope Tor the best. II wou Id be mpriiy-
lng TO the last gree, II an event, commenced
so ,loronsly, shonl,I be furnished IN the end. L.
would be still more mort,fylng,i If the Frenct
people should be compelled again 10 fall in The
arms OF despotlsm, to save themselves from the
horrors OF anarchy.
The Speech oi the Duke Of Orleans at the
opening Of the Chambers is. we think, well cal
culated } win hun support from the neural. as
well as from the moderate OF all parties.
The NQAifefs and Disuai0u Warren H.
Davis, Esq. member OF Congress from South
arnlna, and one ofthe most vehement of the
Nuliders, in late Dinner Speech, says, he has
" no attachment, nor lore, nor renerqtoa Tor
tie Federat Union, he Federal Government,
or the Federal C0nsiitntion-it IS ali a splendid
failure !" And yet, the Nuifers contend that
they are not for dissolution OF the Union Oh
no next to their Liberty" they say, they
love the onion 1t is all false Warren K.
DAVIS enteItanls the same sentiments that the
otner Nu!lifers do--lhe difference is, he is bold
and honest enough to avow them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23

CARrnAGfSA, Ang i-As soon as We head
oil the tpllohmg occurrence, the ed1tvr took
pam, 10 inform himself Of II with certdmtv. an 4
fortunately succeeded, through several persons
who Ncre made acquainted Win " through The
auibsutic testimony OF Mr. Juan de Dlos Anna
don, VITO was a wines at The circumstances
Inc facts were rs follow
Ga the evening Of SUNDAY, The o5lh. while
Air Manuel Mefcel n yum, 4 was AT the cour.
Try house OF The sand MIR Amadpr. ~ thp ion' ol
La Purh, IN co mpany with Messr.. Fernando
Po nbo, Santiago Lacuna and Pedro Tomas de
klllnuevn, Generals Bolivar ant q Lrnry nrri-
we'd there. General Bolivar conversed wnb
Nj Amador on various topics of no preat i'm.
pot ncr aud !. is SAID that h. spoke Of the
l0te events IN The city OF lbsrra, aud the DEAN
oil ten. Sucre, aitrbutng IT 70 the liberal Marty
VI o, in his opinion, We're aS>assins Then.
addressing NJ. Nunez, he said" You can
write this 10 Bogota ; AS attn assured thai YOU
are the author Of those letters which apueat
from Magdal Ia IN the papers Of thai cauittl
/ ms las been declared to me by different
persons who nave visited ne, although other,
40 not believe II aud il Is strange that a ppr
sou Ike yourself, possessing an estate OF lhree
hundred thousand dollars, hang a father of a
family. h'g lily fespeyte J, aud Of conSlderntjo,
IN the county, shorld be al the head ofsurb +;
party. II IS not t.Iown VITA cerlaruty VIVA
that cIlizeo replied To mis- malicious invect,ye
but when Gen. Bolivar had retired, Mr. Anna
dor tndeayomed 10 remove trum the mind
OF Alr. Nunel any unpleasant impression. sa,
ing
- MI. SIMON was rather too warm" II
Is stated that tue latter replied with the com
NO" aadge- \ losing gamesler Is expected IL
tear his cards
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23
From Me clmIe,,,a Cfg Gaseqe.

FDGEflELD AGAIN Two large public
meetings have been held IN EdseGeld Dis let
IN which. according to tie EIg'held hive
NULLiCAIlON has been NuLLiflED. Re
solutions were adorte unanimously AT both
meeting., pledeeing sacb, 10 eott fDr a. Cand'
dnic i'm Hc Si1'e Legislature Wh0 ddfocnies
NuLLlFCAilON Tue Ednot ofIoe Hive, II,
concluding bis EdnormI aitlcle on this subject,
pu0gentIy remarks, The pa'ty who were
~ ANXIOUS 10 have the candidaIrs pie ged TO
their lavo,'tt policy previous to the elections
should have borne in mind that II was quite
possible ter Hannah 10 be hung upona galows
oi his own building
Al these meetings The following resolution
was also gndHnoudg adopted
hego'p6R, Lat thrtrIr patriotism, we known
jnGgrltv aud cotr"ct political vicws that 3ru.
cfai DAVID K WILLIAMS rnferla'ns. Wa>e
hIm ennendy cacnlred 10 be the PeOpie 8
rdnddait Tor the next Governor.
tagch Vi IS The residence ol Ar. MDuiie J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23
DISPOSITIONS.
G. WARD. Notary Public and Conn.,

missionrr IN Chancey.
ohce 'wo doors above the Nirginsn Office
Will, AT any aud all times, attend TO taking
DISPOSITIONS or AiIdavils, Tor the Snne,;nr
Court "i Chancery, y all other Courts ofIust,cs
whenever required Persons having Evidence
10 TAXI, are invited TO give their notl ce ~ he
taken at his office.
Sept 9, 1880.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23

toioNRrA.--Ne eopy the following lrttoi
itom the New York Advertiser. Wi'nunt know
'ng What reliance may be placed IN ,ts sat.
msnt' othrr than NJ appearance III respectable
punt
frtraci Ola letter, received IN his city dllcd
tAHTuhGrNA. Aug 9th
Il Is 'ald that Fre.,dent Mo.lnera has sent a
friendly lrrter 10 Bolivar, eounsellng him /,
leave the country but II appears tiat the mnq
vii not pa. at any Iate, lie sull has = desire
10 exercise the command Three frigatet have
offered 10 take HIM To any part of the world
and great many DAYS have passed SINCE h,
pledged himself IN hls message
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23

m AeW YORK.
One Branch oflIs Woctng Mep.-Erastns
Root. as Governor Nalhunn Pitcher, Lleut
Governor.
1ao,her Branch ofhe Uorkjag Glen -J,"c,
Burt ~ Governor, Jonas llumbert, Leul Govt,-
not.
dui-MHons. Francis Granger. A, Cover.
nor samuel Stevens, Lieut. ,overnor.
The Third Branch Of UorGn. NOM
Smtn, as Governor; Jndge iIe,ncl Lieut.
Governor.
Jae .il5ng Regency or Fan buren, party
Enos 1. lmooh as Governor Edward I.
Llvng,tan, Lieut.. Governor.
II viii we ,o,nk, be pas mig s'rangr Il amids,
all tbs division OF lhr strength oihi. opponents
NJ Van Barren should MOI 1e all to elect his
candidates }1R Chron.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23

Hung for the murder Of Col Duan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-23

Itercratted nnl generally believed in the
District, 3hai ,ue Editorial Deparlment OF the
Telegraph is trGHAierttd 10 other hands tben
the>,. Of Dud Green's Ctrtainly III hns IN
dusutei7 ASSISTANTS A nos Included.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

The ORAToR's LICENSE. - he au'Hor oil the
E.. Room Letter, 10 some Of his late -four
isne, in the u. s. Senate, about Essen nos
,i,i,y and Southern generosity. to The West
,,,s,. have taken some such model as The one
described iu The subJoiued ane'dole. Poetry
and r,,oueacs are said to be nearly allied-at
al .xen,s they are often found TO use = COM
mon license:
have seen, said an orator in The french
Revolution, yes citizens, have seen at the
patio S, Victor, on enc of the pillars 10 SOUP
,ure-~iil you believe il? l have seen 'he
snormou, head of q liop, open jawcs anc vom
i,;os chains, with which he threatened the
na,seneers. l, Is impossible TO imagine amore
f.,rtul embrm Of d-spotisn and slavery.
Th- whole audience tssys the narrator OF
the incident, Marmon,er, Roysli't, was NOV
~. and who SO often pass by The gate 81
V;,,or. wa, asrouisbed tina, the hsrriblr image
shn,,d never have struck me. On that day
,h-,efore | paid particular attention 10 H. aud
M the pi,aster saw an ornament shie'a
,u,peuded by small chsi", which the soup
Tor mad 6x-d 10 u li,'ie lions muzzie, such as
we ace on the knocker Of door
VIC ~ Baltimore Pairiot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

In the Sena" % Saturday M. CHAMBERS,
from me Comnluee on me Oistrict Of Colum-
bia, TO which h id been referred d Letter from .
S Skinner, relative to farni,hiag ne City Of
Washington more atund5n'iy " II wafer, re-
quested 10 be discharged 'rom ~ F"F'"e' con-
sid-ra,iou of the subjec,, and ,nrt Mr. SHANE
have leave TO Withdraw MS letter, which was
grained.
The bill from, The House TO organic he sew
" al fi.e companies in the D'st''c' oil Columbia
was rcd the second time, End referred to the
Committee on the District Of Columbia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

Wa have copied from he Philade'phis
rnron,c,e. the following account ot the arrest
of several n,en in that city, who were probably
.ryaped in the recent robberles there. we
h,oe equal vigilance and e1er'ions may be
m ,de in other places for the apprehension OF
rosu,s Of diffrrrn, grades, who, to Judge from
,hs rrsouen, crimes we fnd men'ionsd IN the
.,.,ers must be more numerous or more
active than common.
The Mayor received information, yesterday
,t.,,oon. which induced him toissus search
~ iran TO examine a house. occupied oy 'ohh
.a.s;n seventh street, below Shipper stieet.
,iIs.n and Wilson went down between Two
Nd ,h,e. o'clock, aud were joined by Mander-
sid Of he Sou,hwars police. They t"u"e
,rnrk containing several pieces Of ary goSus,
.,',. ,;n.n &c. with several false keys. hey
d.,a;nrd two young men, one Of whom appear
~ - he The owner Of the trupk; and, learning
~, ,wo others lodged there, determined 10
80, for Them. Presently one sfthess :H,'rea
We ."nS bu, took 10 his heels at the s,s"t Of
N, me- "U He vas chased aad taken, having
'h,a~n dirk in his flight The fourth arr'Y'
s .%S .ooo after. He al.o gave leg bail, ou' was
...;Iy caught. They were lake" ee'orr ,ns
Mayor with the trunk aud three a''N' '01""
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

NEW YoRK, MARcH The United States
Friga,r Brsndywine, i, waiting for q wind TO
put % sea, being ordered to the Yves, India sta
ton on four months cruise, after which she
will re,urn This b-autiful ship is in excellen,
order, and has fine and heal,y looking crew
on brard as ever saw. She is modrs,ly ra.
tod as a forty {our, but carries sixty guns,
thirry.,wo's on the gun deck, and twenty -fours
on The upper. She has FIVE hundred souls on
board. She would have put TO sea yesterday
morning, had he wind been favorable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09
DARING ArrxMrr Ar RonBxaY.-On Tuesday

DARING ATTEMPT Ar RosBxaY.-On Tuesday
rvening ne w.er rhe hours Of six and seven O.
clock, AS Mr.. Gerardus Post lof he firm of
w. * G. Posi- was going from his sore, a.
lhs oor"er Of Fletcher aud Water-slree,s. to
h's rr,ld nee in Fulton street, with handker-
cnirf in his hand con, aining u considerable sum
Of m"nev, JUS, as he reached the door Of hi,
dwelling, ahd was about 10 enter the house, The
h .ntk-rrtief vas suddenly wrested from him.
O., 'nr. i, z round, ne discovered = colo'ed man
ri niog If wish me STOLEN properly He gave
immediate pursuit, and bring joined by his
brother who &C id, ntaIly happened - be in the
neig nbornooG and saw the depredatory act, the
v,Isin was soon oser,skea, The properly recov
Ell AID nc commit ed to Bride well -Net0 Yorh
En-sHp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

may say Of them, what WIS said Of other per
sous upon different OCCASION Men on earth
win rejoice, angels in heaven will tune their
harps, and all nature will respond TO the shout
"The r:lest sinners may return"
The gentleman took his ses' amidst hearty
laugh. which the dignity Of the place could no,
repress.
The House has been engaged to-day in dis
tussing the case Of LOYAL VS.. NEWTON. Sc
veral members spoke on the subject. expect
'he question will be taken on Monday or Tues
day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

among them. The silk goods were at 6rst sup.
posed to b. par, Of those stolen from Messrs
winner on Saturday night; but there is some
ground, we understand for believing they have
been brough' from New York. The four men
three Of whom are well known At our police
Office, were sent last evening, after examina-
ton, to the watch house When our informant
left the Office This morning, they had not oeen
again brought up
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

We have seen a letter, Gays the Philsdciphia
Morning JournsD written probably about the
wear ITO, containing az estimate OF the rx'
peusr OF carrying goods from Albany 10 De-
rot The writer calculates that the cost OF
conveying 800 gallonS of rum, in ls7 kegs,
would be eighty fue pounds, our currency, SITTER
selling the scat IN which they were carried Tor
four hounds The cost Of the rum and kegs is
set down a, f6s Is. Cd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09
APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT,

By and with the advice and consent Of the Senate
CHRlsT,pHER HUGHES, Of Maryland, 10 be
Charge d'Afa,res of the United States, at the
Court of Sweden, in place Of John J. Apple
ton, recalled.
JouN ELLIOT, Of Alabama, TO be Attorney
Of The United States, for the Southern District
Of Alabama.
GKoRoE ADAMS, Of Mississippi, to be Auor-
ney Of The United States, for the District Of
Mississippi, in place of Felix Huston. resigned.
.9ppointm.nt 6yihs President:
PETER SUAU, Of Souta Carolina, appointed
Consular Commercial hgenl Of ,he United
States, for ,hr Island Of Gaudloupe, in place Of
Franci, BENZ amin Faures, resigned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09
COMMERCIAL.
Prices of Produce in alexandria yesterday.

FLoun.-Iast week the wagon price of Flour open
ed at $40 1t gradually declined, and closed on sa-
,urday at 90 to s4o2 Large sales from stores were
rade through the week at Os and %, and on
Saturday considerable sales as Iowas 90 Yesterday
the price from wagons was 40on 4 o..
Export for the week ending Saturday 9th Of March
1891 barrels cosstwise.
Quantity inspected during the same period'
Kinp.,rret 1851 bbis. 80 halves
Wharf loRZ " $50
Total 5O2s " 1926 I"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

Anxious TO do full justice to the talents and
elnquence Of The distinguished Senator from
South Carolina, MIR. HAYNE, we have copied in.
10 this mornings Gazette well written article,
descriptive Of his powers as an orator and as a
drba'rr. We know our readers gill be pleas.
ed with IT,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09
Washington, March s.

DEAR SlR--l happened accidentally to be 10
he Senate few minutes to-day, while the Ap'
HoprAion Bill was under discussion, and
heard he conclusion Of a speech made by MIR
BARTON He commented severely upon the
Apostles Of Reform and Rs'rsach 'nent, and
Concluded by saying, in his dry and quaint man.
mr. 'ha, although these pi etrndsd reformers
''u s'nned so deeply, yet there was room for
''pen'ance. They might turn from the evil OF
'a''r ways-'he door was still open to receive
men, Should they do 50, said Mr., Barton,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

Of Flour Domestics have lately been made. The ar.
tce of whskey seldom reaches our market colour
less when shipped in barrels; it very important
that it should be free firm the slightest tiHge.
Our sdvices from Lima are to the Esd October, 1T
which time Flour WAS scarce and worth S14 on board
A treaty OF peace between Colombia and Peru had
been concluded and ratified
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

The Philadelphia Gazette says" letter
from Harrisburgh informs US taa, The bill ma
king further appropriations for Canals and
Rail Reads. was, on is third reading, REJE0rED
b, The House Of Representatives. The yeas
were ~; he rays 81.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09
SHIP NEWS,
PORT or ALEYayDRL8 IN o.

ARRIVED, MARCH z,
schr. Governor Brooks, Taylor, New York, salt to
Lindsay, Hill 4 Co.
schr. William Henry. Davis, New York; ballast to
the master
SAILED, MARCH 8,
Ship Helen Mar, Burgess, Amsterdam
Schr. Hiram, Barnes, Boston.
Ship Pioneer, Marbury, hence, at the Texel 9th ut.
Schr. Erie, Bartrsm. cleared ut Newly rk 5th inst
Brig Gale lonia, Lincoln. do do 9th do
Sloop Johnson, Johnson cleared at Philadelphia 9th
instant, for this port
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

We understand that il is The is.rn,ion Of MIR
Brown, the Manager Of the Amphiiheatre, TO
visit our town shortly with his Company, aud
thai the veteran Comedian, JEFFERSON will ap
pear on our boards, after an abserce Of many
wears.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

ECLIPSE OF THE SUN.-lt appears by the
American Almanac, ,ha, on The I2ln Of Feb
ruary, 1881, here will he an eclipse Of the Sun,
which will he very large throughout the Unit
90 States, and actually aunuar in one third of
them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09
puuAnEIPuIA NARKET-MAncH s.

FLorn Ann Mx.L Since last report there has been
some increase in supplies Of superne Flour. anu mar
ket steady Mt 81 so, but sales not large. rye r,our
.,;nnss scsrce: ,aes of small lots ut 50 12t So Is.
No sales of Corn Meal reported
Gn,Ix.-We continue without any arrivals OF Grain
Of importance
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

JOHN RosKRrs, Esq was on Thursday last
unanimously elected Mayor Of Alexandria, in
;his District Mr. Roberts formerly filled the
same office for several years; and his admins
traiion OF it wa. distinguished for fai,hfulness
and efficiency;-hat Journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

Gene, al JOHN FLOYD !as entered upon the
discharge Of the duties ofGovernor of tn State
Of Virgins, the term OF service OF Gov GILES
rayipp exuirrd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

RoaBERY.-The Potoder House was bibly
opened anG robbed Of several kegs Of powdsr.
on Saturday night. Three Of the kegs have
been found in the adjoining woods.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09
NEw-YoRK NARKET-MA,cH s.

FLoua-1he business doing is very tr'Hlng; ohe
sales have been in small lots, viz New York, ~ o.
al; baltimore Howard street, 10
FHurr.--At auction l2oo ooxcs OF Ka'''hS' ~ Ne d
Casanova. brand, brough, 81 81 270 -,
GnIs. Nothing is doing in Wheat. Rye is readily
tot-n At 68a 70 cents. Considerable sales OF Long
island and Jersey Corn have been made at 50 s. Cts
for EXPORT to the Western Islands.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09
DIED

On the 9th inst, ms residence in Prince Georges
County lMd> Mr MCKENZIE TALBOT, aged ~ years;
forG.es, a ci,iztp Of AieAs"dra.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09

The editors ofthe Baltimore American are indebted
to the kindness of commercial friends TOR the annexed
.x,ract of q letter dated
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09
w anteA,

Wanted,
4 WOMAN capable of taking charge of Landra.-
N She must be able to read writing WELL other recon-
mendatons Of the most satisfactory nature will be re
qured. To such person good salary and constant
employment will be given. Apply at the bar Of the
National Hotel. JOHN GADSBY
Washington March 6-eo2w.
The Alexandria Phenix Gazette, the Fredercks-
burg Herald and the Baltimore Republican will insert
the above and send their account to this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-09
"BpEyos AIMS January 7, 1850.

7" BUENOS hrHkS, IooV'
our present stock of Flour is sufficient for three
,,onths' m,umption. For new, $50 IS are asked.
and sales can only be effected !" sm. ost' of TO- Is
amJ On hbls The business in Domes'ics is quite over
,b.rr ore now in frs, hands from 400 to $500
hsl.. for which no more than "A rails per yard can
he oh,a;ned The only articles saeable present
soansh brandy Holland and American gin, Catalonia
and Malaga sweet wines, olive oil, rice, cigars, lumber
md White Havana sugars. Salts very abundant.
E1nort,. exchange and specie remain without much
v,ration. Hides, OK s27a rs, 25 horse 8, ntria'
dol. IS. long hair 81 short 49, horns $50 jerk
sd b.efl2 Der qt doubIoons l02 fo4, dollars $50
ner cent premium; exchange "n London Sd per dollar
"BusSos AIREs, January E, 1850
Since our last respects our rket has varied Out Ut
At $40 per fanegs for the Isle Of May No sales
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-20

Ternsont EkctiOn.-The returns of this cleo
ton are yet incomplete. Enough. however, is
known, to warrant the assertion that the Jack.
son party has not only been routed, but its men,
bers so greatly diminished as to be hardly worth
counting up. There has been very strong anti
masonic vote--so strong probably, as to have de.
feated the choice of governor, and several NON.
bers of Congress. The laws of Vermont re-
qure majority Of the whole number of votes ri.
ven, to constitute an election. In all instances,
we believe. the National Republican candidates
have received pluralities. Messrs. Hunt, Nal.
larry, and Cahoon. are probably reelected to
Congress. But as to the Jackson party-the
Green Mountain boys have been cutting them up.
just as whilom they did the Hessians.
~ r. Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-20
Eaucati0n
THOMAS HAGAR1i

ID ESpECTFUiiY informs the inh1jh','
IL andria, that. through tIc solicitation O. 70, d.
.oDs Of ergdi,inn, he is induced TO con'i', . ~,
in The house occupied By BIZ. C2den Oh "D' "A
The scholastic course comprises the Or, "A
French and English lansuagrsi History, w. .,l
and Modern; Chronology, Geography Do IA
use Of the globes, Writing, Arithmetic s .,L, 4
tics, &c. The advertiser fatiers hinseh W.
dulous attention to tie moral and 1teiiee';;
ment Of the pupils, who may be commit
he will secure the patronage Of the men, -
of the community. f II. refers those n'' 4, q
it fl. tomske enquiries relative to NE rok7
struction in Wolfe street School, to H. ). -
Bryan, and X. Dsngerheid, Es1rs. VIC -
satisfy them.
.ane observation-disclosures
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-20
Plated and Polished Steel S.4DLERE
Cotton Seine Irvine.

UOsEPH CLARKESON's Cotton Seine ~ !,
- sare at my store Oh Prince street. near ".
and said b, judges TO be a very supe'''t ''a'"'
GROCERIES fox 4alc g. usual -,rri
sept 6-w5vs joins NV