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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-28
SELECTED POETRY.
sFyop, the Boston CentMe!.

Mz,sas. EnrroRs--From a number OF the
London New Monthly Magazine for June, 1872
lbaye transcribed the enclosed lines.
The remarkable, and may say prophetic cha
racter Of par, Of them, seem to me at th's time
20 be particularly worthy of attention.
should YOU see fit to give them place IN your
raper, you will oblige Yours, &c. L. w. {.
"rYE CORONATION At RHEIMS"
Sing Cfowuing City OF Rheims, rejoice
Your banners ne waved rom each sieeple!
let your brhs be ra"g snd the csnnun's voice,
,juite WITH the shouting people,
sad the trumpet, the drum, and the symbol, make
Your ,ilre-wosa walls u the basement shake. -.
Kiq,s in the Cross and The Gospels rights,
Sul;ans UNFOLDING the Crescenti
leta Moor, aud Turk, and Christian Knight,
From each As pledge ne present; lbme,
Yus whsn Monarchs are crowned, We -.ould all c0l-
And every creed own lis right diyine.
yshops aud Priests in your mi;red array,
b. the Cardinal Legste recruited.
;Finger-posts pointing to heaven the way,
While yOuF i.et IN the earth are rooted)
Hebuxe other iio!s, pour OIL on your own,
And teach Us to orship the God u the Throne.
Nob,ss and Chiefs. whom yorr Mcnarchs have made
Their puppets to brigh,enrhe pageant,
Beautifully bilxen your pUmp and parade,
= And saao5le the act By the agent;
For your PRIDE to your fellows will better accoT'!
With The ueanness that knces to its Sn lord.
I-fesehmen, who rivet the upon one,
Tnst millions may grovei dependent;
Strangers from far habitStlOns who iun
To gaze at bubble re,pleudrn,i
What is the glory that dizz'cs your eyes,
And wha, is the dee! that ye soicmazef
Ciarl.,! thou art crown'd as g sovereign dread
o'or the realm of France appointed
fhy brother WAS such yet they cut IN hls hea<!--
Thz head Of the LORDS annonted!
Learn from his fste that " Legitimate" might
= van when ii wsrs With = n-tIon's right.
&c rulers! Dcy, Sultan, King Emperor, Pope,
United in holy Alliance,
WHO see in this act sn additional hope
That the world may be held at defiance,
Remember! 's,vss this single people Of Gaul,
when reused by oppression, that hum5led ye all.
bishops and Priests who have layished your oil,
And given the bourbon your blessing;
Sc were yopr prayers and oaths, and your toll
When MS Cors,csn rival caressing;-
Ar Cod Je di,1onor youc hooking loaths,
when &c oonsccrate kings with such prostitute oa'hs
.freacsaen, " no snote from one monarch his head
10 insta.l him Csnsnzed MARTYR,
Ana took bsck his brother to reign IN his stead,
Who broke both his oath and the Charter;
This is a Bourbon, brother-bewsc!
ind gasrOsrn hsrI It! once i his oath ne }orsusGs
Y= chosen Of Civslry, noble and great,
WAC grace thus August Coronation;
Ye Beauties whose spleudor con.ers on the fete
Its brightness and best decorations
lie numberleas Crowds, who are hsng your King,
Ye Troops whose reply makes the armament rings
Like quick falling stars shall your gloT;ss Gle
When time is a little oder;
TIE head We have crown'd IN the SOL shalt lie,
And your own beside il ncuder;
And all that is left of tins proud array
Shall Ds and ashes, bones and c'aN!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-28
Take Notice.

DIPE ,TED trespasSes having been c''1'', ,,i,,
z m, plantation. called CLERsosr, ll'S !" '''',s,
COUNTY, Virginia, by sportsmen and o'her,' 8. XII
my fences, treadins down ny grain, ara ,.ra.:
down my com, constants me III sci' de'shC''O ,,.
all such persons 10 desist thereiron 10 "'"'i h.
wise shall be compelled to seek rcdf'e "
ayains, aN offenders. without respect 20 person,
's ssm, 9 o. O'' "' CHRlsY0piER NEaL1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-28
~ Donations of $40 for tho h,...~

W Donations of $40 for the benss,
House Of Industry, according to the pls" :
Friend Of Industry" will be received ;, W. !
Gee.
&ASS-
Extract Of letter from corresno,,
Smyrna to gentleman in this town r S'%
OF 18th July: &
There was an English Brig taken,h,
ago of Myliline by pirates; the mate W" NV q
dead, aud the Yesse! robbed Of ever .r, S .
value"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-28
Wanted immediately,

a rent wages will be paid for two eflsien .~ u
servants in the ABOVE capacity Their ST. ,,r,..
be required in the country. few niles tom
dria Slaves would be preferred; oa' nee y :, d
bearing satisfactory recomnendat'on:' VI" ,"b,soa
iecteA te !asr.re ~ me st'rc OF J. u yo~
Go ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-28
Notice.

TIVE subscriber having, at the last Court for the
L Count, Of Fairfax. qualified as the Executor Of
James Francis Tracy, deeeased--Al persons wing
claims against bis estate requested to present the
same, on or before the FIRST day of Jul, next, To
pICH'D NJ SCOTT, Ex'Y
Eu;h Hill Of Jaurcs Francis. lrscv,
sent T9-"sv7w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-28
Notice.

Wiatey .4rrangsme0 ofhe NSqa'oe
--. IhDEPENUE.N(E
IL The boat will. on .uUrii aH
, ~,Ss.s,stSSR leave Aiexsndiia ios -sars -
NJ s.ea.saS5e9 Il. and hat pas, ) o'cIoo' -
Washington tor hIcXan Tia at 10. I, and MI mi
o'elock She will continue running 50 Ill !le j-d
next month, when SHE win Leave half al Lcur %ald.
the afterno0u-say. leave Alexandra at }, snd Vs.
lng,un at & O'Clock. sept.6-'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-28
@31Gesp-

Correc'ion-Since the article ''H." was sent
for insertion in the Gazette, the writer, on re-
Election, is aware Of an error.
The spoliations anterior to those under Napo-
Icons Berlin and Milan DEGREES. were assumed by
our Government in a Convention with France,
relieving us from the guarantees expressed in the
former treaty. The claims, therefore,. of our
merchants are confined TO those DEGREES; and the
sufferers in the prior spo,lations. are SO, from the
bad faith of their own Government. II.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-28

propositions to be true; end you nave my Per.
mission. .iay, request. to publish 'nlS "''' ny
name to il for Tam in earnest.
Yours affectionateiy. .:.,o>,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-28
Ip.aSffIVGTON CRY
Window Glass. ManufNetOr!

TISHE Proprietor, CORNELIUS NeikN "a
Il would respectfully info III dealers in gas lux
public genera ~, that his
MANDATORY
is now in full operation. having commenced 20, 2.
inst From his own experience N business so =
pains he has taken to procure choice nal'n'> ~ ~
select the best wUrkmen the ccunir, coGd 'I'''~ 70
Mel Fan confidently pledges himself to 'end h'H PEI 7.
establishment glass superior to ANY ever "'t''''
made at the Washington City Msnufactrf' -,
All orders directed to him for Class o. my '"'
thickness, will NEE: with The must rrompl A"'
drsp.nch and osre. sep, 81.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-28
JOHN TAYLOR.

P. s. You have my permission, nay request.
to publish this.
The seventh proposition Of Judge Johnston,
will strike the reader with force but not we ina
CINE. with surprize. That there is deliberate
purpose to divide the Union, and that the finger
Of Great Britain is in the affair, we have long
been persuaded. We find it now confidently
affirmed, as to the existence Of settled purpose
to sever the Union, by man of high character
and Intelligence. living on the spotf We will
Johnston. He has boldly and confidently affirm.
ed the proposition, and we hope he will not shrink
from the consequences. Let the spies aud trait
ors be unlnasked, and the people Of S. Carolina
know what guides they have been following.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-28

"By this, the sun rs out o. sight,
And darker glooming brought the night:
when up they Sat and shook III it Tugs,
Rei0iced they were na men but dogs;
AM each took off his several wa,,
Resolv'd to meet some lthcr day."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22
Fashionable Boots and Shoes

VTNHE subscribers have on HAND a very ex, ensiye
u assortment of every description of ladies', gen
and shoes, Of superior quality, all which will be
warranted, as they were made al their factory.
l5o0 pnr ladies' lasting. sattecn, and kid slippers of
every quality and price
5OO do ladies' morocco walking shoes
500 do do sealskn and goatsk'n walking shoes
600 do do lasting walking shoes with and with
out heels, and at various prices
SO do do bronze and blue morocco slippers
SO do do blue and jet black satin slippers
SO do do white sal tin and lasting slippers
100 do do senlskin walking shoes, without heels
100 do misses morocco and seaslin slippers
loo DO do do do walking shoes
100 do do lasting slippers, coloured and black
5oo do gentemens calfskin, sealskin and goat
skin boots of various qualities and price
5 3oO 90 DO DO boots, very low prices
100 do do superior calfskin shoes
$50 do do very superior goatskn dress
-, pumps
5oo DO mems stout prime kip pegged and sewed
6ootees, very superior and low prices
looo do prime thick pegged q sewed bootees and
shoes, suitable for factory and plantation hands
3Oo do Womens leather shoes ofexcelcnt quality
200 do boys bootees and shoes various kinds
800 do ladies' and gentlemen's India rubber shoes
large sizes and superior quality
2ooo DO childrens shoes and bootees, comprising
almost every kind ever made, the quality Of
which Us very superior
100 lbs wrapping Irvine, which will be sold very low
200 whsker brushes, handsome article
100 pair ladies' and gantlemen's cork soals a new
article for keeping the foot dry and
80 superior made leather travelling trunks, some
extra large sizes, double and single
25 beautiful travelling bags with iron clasps
100 lbs green hemp shoe thread
Black and Russell vaces.
All of which will be sold al very low prices, at
wholesale or retail, by
GRANNISS, SON & BROTHERS,
Corner of Main and 18th streets.
p s.. They i'll receive in few days, many other
new and superior articles. oct %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22
New Music. at Half Price.

New Music, at Half Price
JIMMIE des Marsellos, with English words
- o! do not chide my lingering stay
Fathless Isabel, sung by Mr.. Robinson
The little blind Boy, composed by John Barnett
Why hast thou taught me to love thee, sung by Miss
Byrne
East from the Lake, composed by II. R. Bishop
MY Bark shall trample the seas
STRIKE for Tyrol liberty. sung by Madame Vestris
My bonny Charles. sung by Mrs Knight
Sovourneene Deelish, do do
w hen from Ellen parted
Flow on shining river, arranged by SIR J. Stevenson
snip y Hoy. sung by Miss l. Gillingham
Her cheek was of the roses dye, composed by G. NJ
Sofa
Maid Of Athens, by Lord Byron
0 Pescaor dell 'onda Venetian canzonct
Bonnie Breast Knot Quadrles, containing 'IIoy! The
bonnie breast knots" "Cambclls are comnp I"
"Stllly night" Here's health TO them that 8
ava 1.-THE boatie rows"
lis the last rose of summer
Forrester's Daughter, by w. Ball
Wake lady, wake
Kathleen o. Moore, sung by Miss Gillingham
Where the Bee sucks, sung by Mrs. Austin
Hes just like all the
Scotch Harper, by Chas. Fest
The Savoyard girl
Isabel To her lover
oh! breath that simple air
iark, tis the signal gun, by Jos. Watson, u. S. ~
Let us go moving, sung by Miss Love
,ml!umming bird, sung by Mrs knight
Inc secret, do do
Lady. the silver moon shines bright a reply TO rise
gentle moon
Farewell, sung by Miss Clara Fisher
Canary bird waltz
Bonnie Heathcrn cull
Wilt thou wander DER tho hills
saw thee weep, by Lord Byron
The Moorish maid
Round my own pretty rosc
Der tho green
The bonnie bark
As it fell upon day, sung by Mrs HOLMAN and Mr.
Pearman
All! what delight the Soldier knows
The Butterfly was gentleman, sung by Madame
Fcron
Sweet Bird that shunst the noise of folly, sung by
Miss H. Dillingham;
%! Dolce conccnlo
Bagclo, sung by Signorina Garcia, with silk like
ness-F salo nt the Book, Stationery, and Fan
cy Store Of r. y. SHNXAY.
n0v 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22
NEW iUSIC.

NOLLlNS& CO have received an additional sup
~ ply ofmuslc for the Piano Forte: among which
are the following songs, and further stock of stan
dard pieces-consisiing of Marches, Airs. Waltzes
and Variations, &c
Away, Away we bound DER the Deep, words by
Mr. Drake, music by Il. V. Weisenthal;
She never blamed HIM, Never, words by It IT..
Bayly, music BY Mr.. Boyle;
My Happy Woodland Home, music by J. IL.
Horncaste;
o why is Loves Celestial Dream, Duet to Prin.
cess Mary, music by NJ Vertuc.
We met, ballad from the songs of the Boudor,
words and music by II. Ii Bayy;
Tot thee my Hopes, my Wishes flee, or the Love Let
ter, by w Ball;
Never Home came He words by CUNNINGHAM w
Kirby;
Isle of Beauty Fare thee Well, by Bayly, accom-
panments by Rawlings;
The little Snow Bird J. t. Norton;
The Herdsmans Return by w Ball;
Helen Trevor, by G. Il. Horn;
Love is like little Bee, BY w. West;
The Parting Hour, by ii. Dlclmun;
knew thee Mary, by J. T.. Norton;
Penseza moi ma chere anne dedicated to the
young ladies' at Mrs. Saralin's Seminary. by ]. T..
Norton;
De me bannir puts q.,i'ilalc courage, by v RI
faut;
sec them on their Winding Way, by Bishop He
Der. g. Hinc;
The Captive Knight, by Mrs. Hcbcr, music by her
sister;
The Banks Of Allan Water. by G.. L. Horn:
Farewell, since we must Part. by III Hewitt.
Collins and Co have also received n further supply
Of musical nsttuments-ns Guitars, Violins, Flutes,
Flageolcs, [singe and doubled Ciorionets ond Flies
much below former prices.
oct Cts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22
We offer for sale.


I'm llhds sugar, ST. Crox, Porto Rico and N
a. ~, Orleans, part prime
4o Dris do do
IS boxes md Is bbls loaf sugar
20 hhds West India molasscs
10 do and 60 bbls N. q. do
$50 S bags coffee, Java, Laguirn, 81. Jago. Rio g.
$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
ooo DO do ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon do
~ tons bar iron' Swedes, English and American,
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and blistercd steel
Is tons pig iron
SO kegs cut nails and brads, assorted
10 do wrought do
Novascoia grind stones
500 sides soal leather
Calf skins ard upper do
$50 Buenos Ayres hides
Sss !; :ss :$: s:i Nils:
20 tierces rice
l2 tierces clover seed
Window glass, 10 by Is. by 10, G by and
by IL, in whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun powder
CopPeros, alum, salt petre, birthstone
Pimento, pepper. ginger. indigo
Gunpowder, imperial and black tea
Segars bottle corks
Sewing and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread IN balls and hanks
Bale rope and cotton baggiug
Sfters, soap and candles
Nuscatcl raisns
Flax seed
25, 600 lbs bacon
200 tierces Thomaston lime
360 brls tar
SO bbls No. 3. mackarel. prime pork
Letter, writing. and wrapping paper
Cassia, pearl barley
Glass, earthen and stone ware
Whitlmores cotton and wool cards
Lnseed and tanners oil
Domestic goods, sheetings, shifting
Broad cloths, &c. &c &c
ALSO,
Cotton yarns assorted, from the Appomattox Cot
ton Factory. LEWIS WF.RR g. CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22

fENMS-suHst nirrIoS TO the D.iLv f,IcnxoNp Vino
Cny orctoers So aud for shorter period, the
ra'c OF ~ year. both payable in advance When sent by
mail $40 year.
A"LnIsNG For one square Of IS lines less in
rton 10 cents two insertions 81; three insertions 81 IL and
,veiy succeeding insertion 33l cents
Thrice week first week 81 s5 every succeeding week 81
IwIe week, first insertion as CENTS every succeeding
fcriion 90
oaee week. first insertion as every succeeding
erton SO cents
All advertisements also the contribution,
VINO.
Transient advertisers must pay in advance.
The number of insertions Ms or they
will DO inserted until ordered be stopped, charged
cortingly.
Annual Advertisers charged so dollars squares
and in that proportion for advertisements of greater engt
except Auconeers and Lottery dealers who charged 500
0N- The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
week. Cruesays and Fridays FIVE dollars per annum
payable IN advance.
For adrertising-75 square, less the
seron, and SO cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22
J. H. NASH is Accent fo-

j.: II. NASH is Agent for
'H>HE North American Review
Il Southern Review
American Quarterly Review
Westminster Review ,I.ondonl
American Turf Register
london Jurst (Londonl
English Common Law Reports
f Library OF Entertaining Knowledge Hondon)
Farmers Series of do Londonl
Franklin Journal "'
Portrait Gallery (London)
Condensed Reports Supreme Court
Mechanics Magazine (Londonl
Harpers Family Library
Medico Chirurgcal Review u,ondon,
Medical and Physical Journal
Review Encyclopedique (Paris)
conversations Lexicon
Journal of Health
Journal of Law
Ladies' Book
Peters Reports
Jones Metropolitan Views (London)
- H. IL, NASH will also furnish any other periodi
Gals that those who patronise him may desire 'N'
nov
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22

Llnnnan Botanic Garden and Nurseries.
Flushing, .New York.
WILLIAM PRINCE g. SONS propre,ors of
w this establishment, which covers above forty
acres, compac'y filled with trees announce that the
trees now for sale exceed those of all former periods
IN size and quality. Cherry, Pear, Peach, Apple
and Plum Trees, can be supplied of large size and
OF all he most choice kinds. Grape Vines can $50
be furnished of good szc and near 900 are offer
Cd al low prices, in quantities, including abou, 900
OF the Isabella. Catawba, York Madeira, Alexander.
Scnppernong, &c. &c.
The Plum trees form collection of more than
2Oooo and are almost wholly on the celebrated netr
Plum stock, and generally years growth from the
incubation. ~ ~
The collection of the Camella Japonica, or japan
Rose, Is the most extensive in the United States and
the prices are very low, in the Green house cat
aogues.
Inc proprletors are thus particular in calling the
puohc attention, because their great attention to
every department OF the establishment, has caused
the trees, now offered to be greatly superior 10 all
former Per'ods and they tender them as oyralied in
''se ana accuracy, and hey expressly guarantee The
precision OF every article furnished in bills bearino
their signature but Others
Princes Treatise on Horticulture and the Treatise
on the Vine for sale by the subscriber.
JAMES WINSTON
nov lo-Otd Agent, Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22
Fresh Dry Goods.


INHlS Morning, Thursday, Nov 18th. at JEN-
Il klNS Mcrno Shawl Linen, and Fancy Dry
Good Store, are opening the following with many
new and rich Goods, received by the Packet Erie
from France:
a few doz splendid and extra rich fancy handker-
chiefs ofnew style
very superior long white boss skin gloves
New style Paris and London bronzed calicoes
Superb barrcge dc Orleans-an entire new article
for parties
Embroidered silk aud raw silk hose Of new make
Additional supplies flouncing and trimming bobbinet
lnces ofncw patterns
ALSO,
Mcrino long and square shawls, Of all prices nd CO.
lors
20 pieces white and rcd hunncls some Of very supe-
rior flush and quality
Canton ianncls, &c. &c. all of which with tho extern
svc assortment of goods of recent purchase, will be
sold ut the most reduced prices, at
X. H. JENKINS
Mcrino Shawl, Linen and Fancy Dry Goods Store.
nov II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22
FRESH GOODS

ooOOS,
W. nave received by The Exit and o,be, ,..
w arrivals from New York e
Worsted Mohair and silk hosiery
, n" and A Irish linens of heavy texture
Table and byrd eye diapers and lawns
Fine and supcrfine white and colored Aanno,.
Merino cloths aud circassians
New style calicoes and ginphams
Merlno and Cashmere long shawls
SIik umbrellas, and gloves assorted
Black, blue, and assorted cloths
io-4 to l3 heavy rose blankets.
With a general assortment of other ,ooa., -,
we ohsr az low prices II NELSON g. Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22
voL. VINO. I94.
JAMES WINSTON.
COMMISSION MERCuAIr

JAMES WINSTON
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Market Bridgel
III AS on hand, and daily cxpects the 6o,,c,.;.
articles which he will cell on the moi re..ore
aoie terms (without the addition of proft:l
dSo Maranham, Spanish hides, (heayy) ~.
S'OOO lbs OF oak tanned soal and harness Ie,tbs~
oOO lbs. OF assortedcotton yarns
~'oOO lbs. OF washed and unwashed wool
ioo sacks of Liverpool salt at S2
~ barrels and 10 boxes loaf sugar. rsc IN On.
90 wnole and half pieces cotton baegipe
goo barrels of nett and gross ah
Io do of family roe
Is do of shad
~ hhds of best New Orean, molasses
~ barrels of sweet Malaga wine
70 do of cordial
70 do of Newark vinegar
10 do Of do cider
30 boxes Of tallow candles and soan
40 bundles of printing paper
wrapping and letter do
Teeos se2ars, bed cords, sash cord
Leading lines lead pencils
Beef tongues, &c. &C.
an - And daily expected,
10000 los Kicks family bacon
1000 lbs of lard
~ barrels large Northern apples
ChaIrs, settees, &c. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22

u oct y For saIs INV IN" 81 C y s,SCOO,
0UuC Oh, -----,--r,-c-
VIE subscriber has Just received the
- following articles
Coigne
FLORIDA
Orange Flower ! Waters
Rose and
Honey
Aromatic vinegar
vinegar OF rouge
Rouge In pots
Up saivc
Teeth powder
Ehe'lsh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-22

New Medical Books.
A TREATISE on the Practice of Medicine. in
"a vols BY John Ebcrlc, NJ. ID Professor OF
matcna Medica and Obstetrcks in Jefferson Mcdica
College, &c.
The Surgeon, Dentists Anatomical and Phy siolo-
gcal Manual.-By &. Waite, Member of tho Roya
College of Surgeons, &c.
Treatise on Neuralgia Diseases dependent upor
irritation OF the spinal marrow, and ganglia of tho
synpnthctIc nerve.-By Thomas Pridgin Teale, Sc
Nor Surgeon to the Leeds Public Dlspcnsary, &C
&c. &c Just published, and for sale BY
nov . JOHN III. NASH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-22

iDs IMPOSITION. We were grossly mpos-
ed upon last week by some lady, or what perhaps
is more probable,by some fellow in ladies' clothes.
who called at the Office and left "A written notice
and requested to have it published, of the marriage
of respectable lady and gentleman of this town.
The supposed marriage was published accordingly,
and from 40 other motive than that of obliging or
gratifying the par les, as we supposed at the time.
1t turned out, however, that no such marriage had
ever been consumnated- affair, therefore, was
shear hoax upon the lady and gentleman thus
uncereinoniously and perhaps unwilIing'y joined
together, as well a wanton imposition upon us.
We conceive this kind Of t'ickery to be no joking
matter, and the individual who would be guilty Of
making free with peoples names in this manner
should be severely punished. For the future va
shall insert notices of marriages only when they
shall be received from known and responsible sour
ces. The marriage alluded to was Mr.. Edward
Watson 10 Mrs Meribeth Burdck.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1830-12-22

f. Haynes, Wilson Lumpkin, Henry G.
Lamar, Wiley Thompson, Richard III.
Wilde, James Nj. Wayne.
Kentucky-James Clark, n. ID. Cole
man, Thomas Chiffon, Henry Daniel,
Nathan Gather, II. nj. Johnson, John
Kincaid, Joseph Lecompte, Chittenden
Lyon, Robert p. Letcher, Charles A.
Wicklifie, Joel Yancey.
Tennessee. John Blair, John Bel,
David Crockett, Robert Desha, Jacob
c. Isacks, Cave Johnson, Pryor Lea,
James X. Polk, James Standiier.
Ohio.--Mordecai BARLEY, Joseph III.
Crane, William Creighton, James Find
lay, VIM. w. Irwin, Vim. Kennon,
Humphrey II. Leavitt, VIM. Stanberry.
Jas. Shields, John Thompson, Joseph
Vance, Samuel F. Vinton, VIM. Russell,
Elisha Whttlesey.
Louisiana-Henry III. Gurley,W. III.
Overton, Edward ID. White.
Indiaaa--Ratlif Boon, Jonathan Jen-
nings, John Test.
.alabama--R. L. b. Baylor, c. c.
Clay, Dixon III. Lewis.
.Mississippi,-Thomas Kinds.
Winois-Joseph Duncan.
Acknowledgment Pettis.
DELEGATES.
Michigan Tsrrito,y,-John Biddle.
arkansas. A. III. Sewer.
Florida IsrritO,y.-Joseph M. White.
Senators 48
Representatives 2l3
Delegates 3
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