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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-08
From the Colsmbus, Georgia Enquirer Aug. 10
THE CREEKS.

I1E AhLIh-.
4 Council Of the Chiefs Of the Creek
Nation. assembled last week at their coun-
Gil ground, fifteen miles from Columbus,
for the purpose Of taking into consideration
the wishes of the present administration 10
relation to their renewal West Of the Ms
sissippi. After the delivery TO them by
the Agent Of the TAX of The President,
they remained celebrating for several
DAYS in secret couGcil, and at the close,
informed the Agent that hey had no terri
tory 10 sell to the Z. States, and or Ais
proposing to pay The annuity allowed
them by the government, they refused TO
receive one dollar. stating that they wanted
none Of the Presidents money, and would
under no circumstances accept IL, and
terminlted their session by the most sol
emn determination on their part. TO remain
IN their present situation until expelled by
force.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-08
GOLD DIGGERS.
F.;ract Of letter TO the Editors Of the Sayaunal
Republican,, dlied


kcNHDlE4lif ulltH
ATHENS, AUc. 6. 1880.
The gold mania RACES hercl and in all
directions, with 4 violent determination 10
procure the SHINING dust at ali hazards.
Like Midas, the general wish is,Ito have
every thing turned into the precious metal
There IS no doubt, bot that a little more
chemical knowledge, and tie art Of mining
viii render the gold regions Of Haber-
sham. Carroll aud the Cherokee country,
as pvoh6S and sbsadan. ne to rijucs q
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-08

CENSUS OF NORFOLK, -.

NORFOLK, AUG D.
Mr.. William Minson. Assistant Of the
Marshal, having completed MS duties, mas
politely furnished us with the following re-
suit, exhibiting a correct return OF the pre-
sc { population Of our town, which y .:,.'''''
he seen is little short .: 5s7 thousand NJ.
lIiIlson las been very asstduous 10 the
u6lment Of this trust, end we feet much
coaGdence in the correctness Of his state
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-19
BY GEORGE WHITE.
ladies Auction.

vV7UE Ladies Of Alexandria and its vicinity are rel
sps ctfly invited to attend at Nlite's Auetionroom
On, FRID.aK, the 22d inst. at RI O'clock. II. M
when viii be cold (pcrhsps the last time this scason)
an Extensive assortment Of Gsss, Crockery Ook
inggssses GO &C. received BY late arivas cons st.
lug in part Of elegant painted dinner sets; china "a
SETS 81 pieces; china gold banded cups and saueer,
gold banded plates cut glass decanter., single dinner
SETS single ium5lers and wines, bowsi pitchers and
lamps; plated rim and castors. A great variety OF
ensmeiled, plain, pressed and moulded ware. Al
so. oval and covered blue painted dishes. plates,
,urs, MS ewers and bssns stone china do With LOOK.
ipg glasses, &c &c.
Gentlemen not accompanying ladies will pleas csme
in at tie door St. Asaph street. next door to Gen'
Lynn'- uffce.
Articles ready for examination tomorrow morninss
oct 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-19
Jim &. .MuadeN
YE1As jus, received from the Northern c''es MS -"
~ supply 81
HqRDW.4RE, CUTLERY &c.

H9RUtT.7HE, 70 ILEHI, st'
e,ec,d II, himsel which. tos siber with ms former
took m kes his complete: con'l.ung
r vor handle knives and forks in sets, buck shn Ior
b,ct Jf,ip do do doi brass and IRON
shoye, an tongs double and single gun iron ROUND
stock b It's; pboa-d. chest and gun locks poms'
hnres &C., W, and trunk locks, pen, pocket ana "o
rer,s ncnkmvrs; shoe and butchers dn htass a1o
oa,ron snIirons, planes ehisels SAWS g"yge', Draw
;ng knives aud hl,chet>; butt, table VI L. ana owner
black. miths' flies and rasps p'tsaw' ha"a'sW'
crosscut, safe ege and a,it hes' curtain pms sol
Md. knobs. and cotton and wursted webb q variety
of coach lace briAe bits, stirrups IRONS, nueN.ts
oariols mountiogs. Japaned and brass; P's'ea gig
moua,irgs, plated moulding, plated. brtan's ana 'roh
snoons, coffee mills, teaboards and waters oeio@s
sp,t"ns, measuring tapes ans, carpenter and COO
aJ,es and coses; wire and brass fenders' piateo
ana it.nna ware, butter prints, percussion caps
nowder a SKIS, shot pouches. market and fancy %.
o,s ,nJia table mats, oil cloth table mats COMBS
nocfet pistols, needles. razor straps, trowem' esn
s,;ck snades anil shove,s, hearth, shoe t,o'e
saeen;ng. busting, scrubbing wall nail. shaving
cloth and tooth brushes, plated and common ea''or''
." I E..u rreened, supply Of FIRST qunEfy 1hOE
PHREiD, consisting 81 best bn6h! cEs,ss ~"
hemn. half bic ached. and extra superhne ''eae"ea
xnnt S0--co3w ---------
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-19

a. ssrnlics of the week are almost
.ss-ies ,sf 5reign ports, and are much
.i'ely i'O'n .nticioated. A few small par
7si 'lin - % new wheat and oats have arrived,
Of LISA # he former A. below !ne ay T,s.
3ll'y .. . ~. but the oats are hne. Duties
1ce''a' = s;nce Tuesday, on 10000 quar-
q been 49, LAT. 20, 600 quarters oats. and Az
l. Iofe'9h iran flour-the remaining bond
sir'''' H ,Ss,s articles will probably be re-
~ . .-,~ weather, with a ready sAle .of
Jt'r,lred articles, has increased OUT pre-
niaa!I /" 'S%smapd-the town and ne'shoorin5
y a;u's hon non free buyers OF wheat; several
les G''s Yrs have again been taken for ship
1lan' ',,,.d and some quantity on country
'd " T o',. have met equal attention, ana
e''a~ If both articles are rapidly reuac-
'.5 p5..S. the demand has hitherto been
la''e~ ~.;ces have been. gradually improv..
r. ms ms I,inr,lay wheat was noted Sd. ana
aas "a - Jearer than last Tuesday. Ame-
y ~ : - - has found ready sale, and IS now
Is' Cd to Is. per Dol. adyanceI'ae Ju' ,"..
/, : ,Gis article Is much iessehe" WINNIE 'A' ~
worm s'r,,iny proving fine We had less aetslty
]! he w I'm Al tbe close Of the week: there
ti ula .,. "a poo,l retail demand for Wheat,
e. oaT, y,onr and Saturdays advance was
sl''aiasd' Lospos, Sept. 6.
r..taors-.The arrivals Of foreign Wheat
On, y 80 l,., week were good. and there was
o4'' a. ,bSn Of late of English Wheat. but
'H s ,aYp IS sny other kind Of Grain. ihis
r ; %', ,Sare was a fair quantity Of new Wheat
S. '9 and rot much other Corn. Inc new
4 -, :, ONE, chiefly tender. but better IN 1ua'i'y
~. 80 lar, s the best parcels have fully sus'
~, 81, quotations, and there has been
y, ~ as. to day in most kinds Of both new q
I ~. Flour trade continues very duii,not-
the la:e reduction.
w,~,ursrrR, Sept I'VE have had very
I s,,;oss. dprinv the week, and as the weather
,''',,a,,o,.c,sionallv wet, the halders Of Wheat
!, r1,ar have realised rather hisher prices
\, Nd snail attendance Of country ml''ers
= I ,. AZ market TO-DAY. and notwithstand-
49, -, Md large show Of foreign Grain. the
'i,sr, have managed TO draw ftom needy con-
.,,,,. an advance of I'd 10 Id. on Wheat
,..,i c,aar has recovered Is. per l9olbs.; and
~ Floar i. in fir demand =, r
n.,,v Sent. s.-Althnugh the supplies OF
W. & every description, AZ market. was small
rrnsr. being bu,ilv occupied with country
/, What scarcely supported the price OF
IT,. hos c,llpu Ia
W,ysslELp. S,pt. Sd-There has been a 'nr
,.o,nI duros the week Cor Wheat. and al
..d. a, Tuesday. We realized fully our last
,,,I,y,s opnhti,ns. This morning there Is
,ol attendance Of bnyers, who have bought
I ne hes, qualities az foreign at prices much the
,me as We obtained last week
g.IyBra6u. Sept. lst thur supply OF wheat
, ,l,y was small and sold heavily.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-19
SHIP NEWS.
p9pT or .9LEX4ADRLh. N. c.

ARRIVED, OCTOBER ".
Se,mer Columbia. Mitchell. Baltimore; freight
III >. ssengers for the District.
S.5aln5oat Fredericksburg J.Jenkins, do.do.
r,,,J brig and schooner in The river bound Up.
ne,, Js.-Schr Ariel, Cowel, Philadelphia;
,siSat fox the District.
SAILED, OCTOBER Il,
SIR. Leonldas, F.rland, New-York.
SIR : Croix. Livermore, Portland.
Ship Rosseau, Mcl.sven, nence, at the Texcl
l9h AIq.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-19
WanteA iuAmeNiatety,

n COOK and a HOUSE NAID.-The highest cur
IA rent wages will be paid tor two efficient female
s.rv,at, in the above capacity. Their services VIII
~ so',;red in the country. few miles fron AieHan
isia slaves would be preferred; but free persons
rearing satisfactory recommendations. will not De 90
49, sept 2l-dSt&eo'f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-19
Notice

n MEL CAwonD begs i~sve TO inform his friends
IL "A ~ custom-rs that il. = sti' nSascd in the
-FOUR s. GROCERY BUSINESS
6r Frederick Foot at The mort, cas-, corner of
Nl< FAY -,te streets, near the Old hi sons rum,p,
rtrc persons having PRODUCE of aay kind for sale
slla t,hyir interest to sell
At ldriS Oct 10 1850 eUSt
? rle NAci, stcr Republican and Sentinel OF the
ht-y, At Woodstock. wall pleas insert the soove
ace week Tor three eks. aud send their accounts
q be-. &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-19
Was Committed

Two the Jail for the County of Aexandra, p. G. on
the 18th instant. as runaway. negro man BY the
bsme Of
SIMON MILLER.
He appears 20 be about "a years of age feet inches
highs had when committed. home-spun Jacket
and pantaloons with other clothing He says that he
belongsto the estate Of SIR. Joseph Payne. deceased
OF st. Mary County, Maryland.
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
he win be discharged according to law.
HORATIO N. STEELE,
oct lo-St Jailor
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-19
DRAWS THIS DAP.

DRAWS THIS DAP
Delaware and North Carolina Lottery,
Class NO z for 1880.
Will be drawn at Wilmington, lDeil ON Tuesday, l9th
of October.
90 NUNBERS-9 DR.fIyN B.iLLOTy.
HIGHEST PRIZE 10000.
Tickets -; halves %; quarters 20.
To be had in variety of numbers at the Office Of
=. U0RSE,
lottery and Exchange Broker. alexandria
DR.AVS THIS DAI.
Delaware & N. Carolina Consolidated Lottery,
Class NO. T, for 1880.
To be drawn at Wilmington. tDel.l On Tuesday, the
18Th uf October
50 NUMBERS g DRAWN BALLOTS
CAPITAL PRIzE $40 600.
Tickets -, halves 10; quarters 90.
To be had in vsrie,, of numbers, at
j. II. WxS4xE7S
Lottery UGce, Royal stree,
1r Orders from the country specially attended u.
Drawing of the Virginia Dismal swamp Canal Lot,e-
ry Glass No Is Tor 1890:
30 90 25 S6 2 81 az IS IL
Drawing of the r. ] State Mp LOTTERY, Glass No 6:
81 81 90 % % 10 10 81
DRAFTS THIS D.aY
Delaware & N. Carolina Lottery, Class No. T,
To be drawn at Wilmington ne 1884, ciober.
CAPITAL PaIzG $4,000.
Tickets "A; halves 70; quarters w.
Connecticut State Lottery, No. l9,
Will he lrswn on wednc>dt,, 20th October
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets ~; halves 2 90; quarters o.
TO De had at
J. RUMNEY'S OFFICES,
~ w Corner of King and Royal Nfrefts and neaf 10
Ms City RoteA, opposite The hphsf h%"Se
Drawing of the Va DS..a, sA~r,p Canal. Glass No Is
90 e6 a5 sc Z "a AZ Is l2
Drawing IF "a. Rh.de Is'sr,s-Jap .ttery, Class No
81 81 90 25 % 18 10 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-19
COLLECTORS SALE.


w the following Lol rAtlsOF
c. for the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-19
, pniiodelpni =, (via I Mn~A..

p VI NAh"NOfYNh = Y WV
Il. The regu'' scSet schooner
"a ARIEL,
I'M pa-e CFowel ma>tcr VIII sail on Thursday
For ie.gAi Of passage apply on bosrd. or to
STEPHEN SiilNN,
,Hl9 Jan W. wharf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-19
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
Trustees Sale.

an SATURDAY, the 1874 day Of nest nosss&, Il
" ~ O'clock at noon, the subscriber will offer "a
SALE at public auction the premises. one undivided
moiety Of the Establishment Commonly called tine
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-19
Ulice.

illC iA2D COAKE native of Accomack, co State
= 1t Vrgna, lo,i overheard from the ship
3 'esr IA N0yrG5er las. Ills friends receive his
Zee ~ mp, - ueSsrs. ~ VI fDWt.E - 20.
.1S,,si.i., Ca g.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-19
.Atlautic Souv euir FOR AS31.

,u1uIs elegant volume is offered to the public IN
s,yIe surprising any Of it's predecessors, and is
handsome specimen Of the advancement OF literature
CIV" ,s ., ELLIS IKE NEDY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-19
4 Young Ian,

IVsLL Ya6-i iar Clerk, Sishcs 10 obtain ST.
W uauon M Or, .GoOds store Enquire o. the
Suls- oct to 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-19
BY GEORGE WHITE.
FMr.iture auction.

Nr.tltNre .lNCt1OA.
On, THURSD.4Y the 91st inst. at 10 O'Clock,
Z the house latch occupied by p" hitht!, oe
u Wolfe street, next door John Davis, will be sold
without reserve, var1eI. OF
Household &. Kitchen FURNITURE
consisting IN TT, oi mahogany idebparl, BUREAUS
tables, rishr uit0n sud common charis mahogany
wardrobe. several feather beds, csrpt,u tookmR
cissses; androns, shove longs With MI tie Aie-
chen furniture, &c. ac.--By Ofser
oct Is
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-04

NEW BUUkS.
n UST received, and for sale by ARIEL WORKS,
- opposite the Eagle Hotel,
History ofthe United States, Republic sf Ame-
RIGA, by Mrs. Emma Willard
Cooks Orhcle and Housekeeper's Manual, By VIM.
Kitchiner, NJ. ID.
Primary Dictionary or Rational Vocabulary, for
the use of schools
HAYES Lectures to Young Nen, Third edition.
Wadegrave
Rybent dc Crucc
The Collesians
Peace Campaigns of Goraet
Private Life. or Vanities of Character g. Opinion
Sketches OF Irish Character
ALSO,
Elegant Note Paper" q new article
Together with q good assortment of Letter and
Writing Paper. jan
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-04
w AsHrNGroN, Jan.

W ASHiNGfON, jan l.
In the Senate Mr.. Webster yesterday appeared
in his scat Aftcr disPosing of various matters pre-
scented tor deliberations rho Senate proceeded to the
consideration Of Executive business. Tho Bill au-
thorzlng a subscription of stock to tho Washington
Turnpike Road Company taken up and after
observations by MesFs. Hendricks and Dick
orsnn, on motion of Mr. ID. IT was postponed and
made The order of the day for Monday week
In the House of Representatives yesterday the re.
solution offered by Mr.. Hunt again under con-
alteration. but no s4cstion was taken. The bill re-
lntivc to tho mileage of Members, was passed. Pho
special order oftho day. being tho Report ofthe Com
mit"o OF Elections on thc petition Of Mr.. II. Arnold
against the sitting member, Pryor Lea, Of Tcnness-
&C., was thon taken up, and the House went into
Commtcc of tho Whole. Mr. McDufic in the chair
when Mr. Arnold was admitted, and discussion
took place on The printing OF the tesLiWonv. Pho
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-04

BIGGER'S OFFICE, January T.
nRAWING New York Lottery, Extra Glass,
~ No. ~.
co, 40, AZ, 81, II, 7, ~, 3s, ii. 10.
or IL one o'clock To-Day!
The Drawing of the Rhode Island Lottery, Class
No. is, will be received by BIGGER,
$4,000 Capital Prise
Tickets 81, Halves !, Quarters 30 cents.
o. 1t one O'Clock To-.Horrow.
The Drawing Of tho Grond Union Canal Lottery,
Glass No. -, will he received at Fortunes Lounge
whore in the last Glass Of this (avorto Lottery two
Of tho Splendid Capitals weto sold and paid at
sight
$4,000 Capital Prize
Tickets So Halves D Quarters > 30. Eighths -.
The cash ~ ready as usual at BlGGERS OF
FICE to pm Prizes the moment the Drawing Is re-
oeived.--in thf two last Drawings no less than Evs
Capitals were aid and m'id a. Frsh' NJ P'oGERS
OFFICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-04
THEATRE.

~ The Managers feel grea, pleasure in announcing TO tic
Public. that they have g. Mrs Hi SON for c,h,
Rights, including their Besehts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-04

FLOUR-The Philadelphia Price Current of
"Wednesday. notices further decline i'll superfine
-four. sale Of $500 barrels had been made at
Si6li 1t was bought foG the South American mar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-04

az The argument in the Impeachment Of judy
Williams before the Tennessee Legislature, close
on the elst Dec. The next Nashville papers WI
bring he sentence.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-04

Committee teo soso and rsproicd progtcss, soe
resolutions offered by Mr.. Nnckolls NJ the request of
Mr.. Arnold, amended and adopted. The
Ito then adjourned till Monday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-04

The Mobile Register announces that the Presi-
dents Message was received in that city in the space
of only s2a hours from Washington.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-04
IssrSsoss Sss@>
by DAyENroRq. ALLEN = a.

Bf DAVENPORT, kLI.32N n 90.
Sale IF PaH.nJie Books.
IN TUESDAY evening the 5,h Instant. at i. . ..cck,
~ we shall sell at auction. at the store rccatlv
occupied by Mr.. ID. IIigginbotton or ll,h stry,',
hadng to Mayo's Bridge
An invoice of valuable and scarce books. CO.
tanning upwards of 1000 vols ; smcne- rll,h ..e
Medical. Law, Classical aud Misccloiicous wc,is 5.
mostly Of late editions and superior bindings. GAIA.
logues will be ready Monday.
Jan ID. =. x Go. A.e.S
GROCERIES, &c. ..
On "WEDNESDAY, the Gth ins, has ,as, 70 s'.k "a,
Sur Aucocn store,
II Hhds w. India sugars
~ 40 n.ola>ses utf
100 sides sole leather
20 casks cheese ta .r
100 boxes soap
100 do mould candles
80 bhls. nackefel
hbds. Antigua
do bbls. Baltimore whiAkey
10 boxe. loaf sugar =
i'menio, Tasus
Glassware, wrapping paper
ico reams writing paper, &c. &c.
IA 4,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-04

ENAMILY BIBLES The subscriber has ust re-
H. ceived, an assortment of Family Bibles, which
he can sell for less than ion prices.
inn r. u. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-04

MEAL, &c.
TENHE Subscriber would inform those that ore in want of
Meal, that he supply them with from IeO, 200
per week. wanted from the Shillelah Mls
OF bus each, at the lowest market price, any
DIT Samuel Peasants, myself sill pIncuay attended
ALSO,
On consignment 1877 pieces New Bacon hog round
Sury County which will be sold low. WALJ. CLARKE
ian
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-04

yoke of large well broke
w young oxen. Apply to L. L. WIGHT.
ian 4-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-04

virtue of TWO Deeds o Trust, executed John NJ Arms
II iead and " llain Dandiidge, by William Morris,
Marcela his wife, the the eighth day Of January
and the other the eighteenth day Of February, Ss2-auJ
another Deed OF nsi, executed Herbert A
Charles Gay by the said " liam Norris i.n,
OIL July, lG23a of which deeds the
Io" "i the city al Richmond; shall
premises on the 10th cay ri February
Tor the purposes therein mentioned, Lots pieces or uaces
OF Land IN the city OF Richmond known and distinguished IN
Tue plan OF The sad city by No (347 three hundred and v
seven, aud No (52 three hundred aud hiy which ve-
conveyed tn the SAID William Morris, Thomas Ruhr
Az" Sarah las we by e6 deed, bearing ay IF
June, 1879 and admitted record IN tie clerks
Court OF Hastings tor said ciyand which
extensive BRICK buildings used warehouse, oher
purposes also three other Lots, pieces Iau
known and distinguished tie plan Of said city, 10y number
lIz three hundred and fortywo, number three
loy three (3l3 and number three hundred forty
(54 with the buildings commonly called Sbockoe Waeuov
and all other buildings and Improvements hereon which pro-
perry was conveyed TO the said William Morris
several deeds for undivided moiees heIeof-onc
tenth day ofJne 1885, by Richard Gregory Ezair MS
wife and John Pegam, and Wilson other made
the day. by Joseph Dudley Chesterfield
Doth admitted To record ~ the clerks Office tuS,rp
Court of said city: also other Lot of
known and distinguished III the plan of said city, numh-
three hundred and forty six 1876, which sad
William Morris, by William a Smith and Sarah Sa,h, o.
their deed, bearing date the 18th day September 1896
admitted 10 record in the clerks Office ofihe Hastings Cou '
the CITY aforesaid.
The Trustees have known the title the foregoing
poPey to be questioned but they will only CONVEY whch
Is vested in Themselves.
NJ .sr,i-.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09
the same to the Senate. in which i, o,i

the same to the Senate. in which il ori
sinated.
iaa unable 10 approve this bill. and
would respectfully refer the Senate To
ny message To the House az Reprcsen-
ta,ises, on returning to that House the
bill TO authorize "a subscription OF
stock IN the Naysvilie. Washington.
PARIS, and Lexington Turnpike Road
Company for a statement Of my oh.
leei'ons TO the bill herewith returned.
The message referred to, bears date on
the eth inst. and a printed copy OF
tho same is herewith Transmitted.
ANDREW JACKSON.
The bills which originated in the
House. last presented to the President
Tor ms appreciation. were returned with
his signature. The following message
accompanied one Of these bills:
10 he House Of Representatives..
GENrLrNrN: | have approved and
signed the bill entitled "An act making
appropriations for examinations and
surveys, and also for certain work, Of
Internal improvements" but as the
Phraseology Of the section which APP
Prop'ia'es the sum of eight thousand
dollars tor the road from Detroit to
chicago. may be construed To autho-
NE tue appll, alton of the appropriation
Tor the continuance Of the road beyond
the limits OF the Territory Of Mich.
gan; desire To be understood as hav-
ing approved this bill with the under
standing that the road authorized 5v
TINS section Is not TO be extended be
yond the limits of the said Territory.
ANDREW JACKSON.
May 81, 1850.
The business Of the session being Fl
n's''ed. the House, at 10 O'Clock, ad
journed sine die.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

soe,cr. The suppression Of that body
was quite unexpected, and il is under
stood To have been measure adopted
IN consequence of directions To that
eject received from the Home Depart
ment. il had caused great sensation
in Dublin, bat from IT'S phraseoiogy.
the privilege Of meetings for charitable
purposes Is not prohibited, and il is
consequently expected that agitation
w'li again make ITS appearance ia some
shape or other.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

IN angry controversy is carving on
IN The SourH CARoLiNA papers. on the
question, whether OF not. the Cavern.
OF o! Tat State has forfeited hi, olli,e
Oy temporary absence from the STAT.
Governor JIiHer recently visited "a
vannah. IN Georgia. fur a few day.
and IT - allcdsed therefore tina; sincr
the Constitution prescribc., d,a,in The
event OF the mpeachmcnt If The GOV.
ern"r' or his removal from Office, dcaih.
resignation. or absence frum the SLATE.
ihc lieutenant Governor shall succeed
to his Office, the fact Of his d.ua,,u,r
from The State subjects him. wilhcu,
any sort OF eNtenUaiion. 10 the pepalt,
oil the Constitution. whirii is fo,G..ii.
urc oi has office, aud that he should
'aeate t. The Charleston Mercury
contends that such ~ interpretation 81
mat instrument - lar fetched and RI.
diculous. and that a mere temporal,
absence 10 not soch an absence "a n.
mounts 10 forfeiture Of the Office i,
ne contemplation of the Constitution
he mcrcgry j. certainly hight. Ra
high Rrgisier.