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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06
ARRIVAL OF TIE DlLAwARE.

NORFOLK, Jan The U. ). hip d 'aware,
d u guns. late Of the Mediterranean squad
:onl Commodore WILLItM VI. CRANE ,nchor-
ed in Hampton RoSds Yesterday, after AZ days
1as,ag from Port M'hon; and We have ,he
pleasure 10 state. her Officers and crew all in
good health. LeiI U ) ship Lexington, Capt
Hunter, from Smyrna, (pe only U. vessel
'here) ell well
The D,laware passed Gibraltar wihou I
,0uching there. The "HcsCs who anne up last
evening from the ship, iniorEnrd us w.. -,here
vas no news at Mahon when they sailed, and
,h,rr we're no occurrences Ut the voyage wor-
.hy Of parricular notice.
The Delaware passed the On'ario s'oop Of
wa, Caltaio Stevens. about 20 NIL, :. w Of
Pot MlhOn, Standing for that port, presumed
tom Gibraltar.
rOr U. S ship Fairfield, Captain Parker, re
ieYed the Lrxiaston, at Smyrna. and was LETT
there OH tie els October, all we'll,
The brig Lesnder, S'erling, Of Salem, left
Malta ahou, % October Tor SMYRNA, all well,
rhr Delaware left at Mahon an American ship
Tor Ne" YOrS TO sill same day.
Welearn from an officer Of the Lexington,
who arrived in tn, Delaware, that the Russian
squadron, under the command of Admiral
Count Hsyden, consisting Of line Of baule
ships, frsa,r, and ? sioops of war, Zone OF
Which was captured from the TurksG Of The
English squadron, line Of battle ships. fri
gate; and the French squadron. line Of battle
ships, ir'satcs, and 2 arics, were at Vourna,
IN he Gulph oil Smyrna, when the Lexington
sailed from Ihlt port.
The British frieate Blonde was al Constsn-
'hop'e lSIh October, with all her armament
IN ooa'd-a courtesy not heretofore aceorde d
any armed ship
The following officers came passengers in
ne Delaware: Cap,. John Downes, late Of tn
, ingae Java; Richard Mccall. Esq, U
, Navy Agent at GIbrsllar; Pur,er n. H.
s'o'y late Of the sloop Of war Fan6. Id, Sail
ing Master Frrd-ri w. Moores aud Mid
'h'rman Benjamin :. Sye Beacon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, n e.

MELANCHOLY SmPwRxcK ne schooner William.
D0uson. CLARKE, of New York, from Richmond,
bou on tispqRa. Florida. WIS driven by violent
CO. On .le 9TH Dec-She struck the rocksat oe'oe.,
a. m and went to pieces in three minutes The pas
senrers on bosid were Doctor Patrick Cullen. of Rich
mond, Mr. Thomas Cooksey of said city, and female
(negro) servant-The crew consisted of the captain,
mate, (Isaac Thompson Of New York; steward, and
three seamtn, Mr. Cooksey. servant and the mate
were washed from the wreck AMI perished; the sur
vivors, after clmgng othe fragments OF the wreck tor
hours, during which period they suffered every thing
short of death) were rescued from their perilOus sltua
lion, by the humane exer,ons of MIR. Albert Saunders,
>bscol who used every means that humanity and In
trepdy could suggest. to alleviate the sutferings Of
h fellow men; he took the survivors to his house ana
administered to them all the comforts their deporable
situation reaured of those lost, IT, body of Mr. Cook
sew alone " az found and decentiy inferred.
DR. Cullen, Capt Clarke, and the survivors OF the
crew arrived here on Tuesday last
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06

.vroy proceeded al great length 10 ar
SIR DN nnr,'ion Of the policy OF commits
CUE on u" aIlov,nce Of forage into liked sum-
ing 'Hs 'sd in conclusion, that though he
md 0s;,l;np from the most cogent, OF AL
sas ua' - Court aGtuionsl business for the
:siiOns, committ.e, inasmuch as II already
NLhu! -. irnt 10 attend TO, yet sense oil
Aa ;oduceG him TO move the reference OF the
Q IS ,se most psSYss course TO De .aken
1ni % ,be Committee on Military Affairs
Tin - n,v,cur said that he should vote FOL
w. linn under the expectation that the
nc Commi,tee, on consideration OF the
Aa ',vould merge the allowance into liked
'a'I.s .n.,,ion, and give some SPECIFIC sum 10
''"Pfssr,ol He was not opposed 10 their re
,", an adequate and known compensation
'' r@mon with every other servant OF the
COUNTRY ,., . m. ;n,,;srs,x,
,'as.ssS,ty Of the officers commanding the
.' y GA The Indian frontiers briHg supplied
~ borsss, and observed, that although he,
'' .,,,on with the gentleman from Massa-
Its MIR. Dwight wished the comPensa
-, 10 off ,eis to be pacrd upon some liked
vet be apprrhendec there would be great
T;Fcully in accomplishing that desirable
,;,el Than ,aai gentleman appeared TO imagine.
II, Sg>tuEs inquired, ii il were then IN o.
'o- % ,ffer an amendment
Tn, Spx,xER replied that it was.
", syYMEs thea obserrtd that &c HAD heard
.,a'b Of constructive iournies, and he was
.,,,rr opposed TO constructive horses. lie
"a k.own irs'auces in which forage had been
I.,,p 70, hnrsesin linz Uf peace, altho' those
t,,srs were applied To agricultural purposes.
u. was opposed 20 such practioesi and with a
,,w Of rsmedyins them IN some degree, he
.b,vn submit the following amendment:
Tb,, there BE- no allowance Tor 70; age except
=, ho,srs actually cmployrd by the persons
s,Dinc the same. In the service OF United
States.
Tn. question being upon the amendment.
Mr. TAYLOR said he should vote In favor Of
-, Drnc!ple of the bill, but he was opposed 20
,rinp Up the hands Of he Military COMMITTEE
lgS,. 10 his opinion, proper TO lraye i, within
,b.i discretion TO report upon he subleo I; and
ahsn that report was made, should II rot be
,,grd to accord wish the sentiments OF the
House, the remedy was in their own power.
\, rMr rAYLoR should therefore prefer TO
end ne question to rhe Committee, without
he restriction involved IN the proposition OF the
gentleman from Maryland and be submit,
ed TO his honorable friend, whe'hsr, under
such circums anoes, it would not be DESTROYS
that The mo'ion shogld DC wi hdrawn.
MIR SENMEs a,ssn'sd, and withdrew The
notion; aGrr which he resolui" was carried.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06

CoLoNzATIoN.-W men toned The other day
that company Of emigranls for Liberia, had
sailed from this place in the steamboat Poto
mac. The following facts interesting TO all the
friends Of the Colonization Society, 10 relation
to these people, have been furnished to the
Washing on City Chronicle.
"Msjor Rober, B alden, Of Waterford, Lou
don county, Va anxious 10 emanc,pale jris
slaves, yet convinced that in his country they
could never en- Joy the privileges auG immuni-
ties of citizens, drec,e1 BY his will that all of
them snuuid be liberated, OIL the express con
dition that they should, with their own consent
be transported either to Liberia or Hay,i To
their removal to Hayi there were strong oh.
jeclions, arising from ,he wide difference be
tween The habi,s, manners, aud language of tina,
Island and those pre- vaiing in our land, and from
the dissmilar AID Gas was though,) unsettled
character of The Government; and. conse quenl-
~, every argument has been used TO induce
these servants TO emigrale TO Liberia. Their
ignorance, attachment 10 the family OF heir
late master, apprehensioos OF danger, a partial
Ivy for the place Of their birth, have rendered
them Tor some time reluctan, to accep, the pri
vilege secured TO ihen by the benevolsnce Of
their la~ proprietor.
John Braden, Esq. Che brother of Major Ro.
bert Braden) impeIed by a sincere desi!e 10
confer blessings on those entrusted TO his care,
has minated tie NOBLE example Of his brother,
and given freedom 10 five slaves, ba they might
accompany their friends and relatives 10 Libe.
Tia.
DR. Albert Heaton and Mr. T'ownsrd Hea,on
each cheertuliy rmancipaied i valuable servant,
one 1T which was the husband Of female in
the company that they might be spared srpa-
ration from theii friends, aDc b. delivered from
the dal kness and d. grada'ion Of slavery. With
similar generous views man servant wa. lib
eraled by Nh. Samuel B. Harris.
Various useful articles, were contributed by
the LTD" al citizens Of ioudou who were &C
Qua,n'ed with these people, and they were well
supplied with clothing :ror many months after
their arrival. The who|s-e ompany are highly
recommended for their industrious snd corrrcl
moral habis, and will doub less prove valua
BIZ acquisition '"t e Colony .
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06

oAS'SG ATTEMPT. --nn surdoy night last
Tue dwrll'sg pal; OF a house in MAJ ker street
was '''ered by some yilisios, who robbed he
'.'k partor on The lower floor of d few articles
q silver, the robbers then built FIRE on the
s'or, under the window through watch they
.'a catered, and made their escape TIE fire
fortunately went or', tirs burning Trough the
s'0sn carpet TO The l-clo,h one Z, he
n'or, hIs thought by tie owner of the house.
Ua out tor The oil-clolh, the FIRE must have
proved destructive. The Gre WAS kindled with
prper and pocket handkerchief, and chair
p''eeu over II, and The windows so bowed as
- S10se The current Of air 10 &C, upon the
IN, 'ne store attached TO the dwelling was at.
SS"p'ed 10 be forced, both from the street and
''0amnsr in which the FIRE wa. kindled.
Ball Chronicle.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06

rEMPERANtE >OCIE rY.-A" al
learned meeting e the Temperance Society will be
held at the | ecture Room Of st Paul's Church, on
Thursday evening. 5th instant at O'Clock. All
who favorable to this Society are respectfully IN
,,ted to attend, By order Of the President:
d,e6 C,S>IUS + LEE, Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06

Charles Cooke Of Albemarle, has been elect.
ed member Of the Senate of Virginia, to sue
coed Gen. Gordon, from the district Of Am.
herst, Nelson, Albsmarle, Fluvanna and Guoch h.
land, by considerable. majority over Thos.
Jefferson Randolph and Lucas P. Thompson,
Esqrs. D.. Coke was the mixed basis candi.
date.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06

The criticisms Of correspondent on an ar.
.iee in yesterdays Gazette loose most Of their
force, when We state that the manuscript was
rather illegible, and some Of the errors may be
fairly Imposed to that cause, and not to The
writer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06
X.amp Oh, salt, sc.

81 HHDS bcs winter oil
q do summer do
20 sacks fine salt
Is bushels n,pe ted shad, No. and 2
200 . ground .lum salt
400 Turks Island 90
A few boxes sperm and mould candles
40 boxes good chewing tobacco
kegs Cavendish do
For sale by wholesale at low prices to close sales
THOS. VOWEL,
Lower end Of Duke street.
Who wants 100 barrels Flour. from wagons only,
and for which the highest market price Will be paid.
IL Flour stored and sold for small commission
Ian
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06

e. = 'aet worthy Of remark, that the pre- sent
,r" s'ao' Of Kentucky, MIR. Me,calf. was bred
w., mason, and worked at his trade until he
W. , ses'd Representative in Congress. All
\. qu.'emen,s are the result Of study during
~ evenings, and after he had flashed his days
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06
January 4, 1880

We are era,i6ed 10 state that the Steamboat
LONG Branch, which sailed from this port,
some time since, for Mobile ard New Orleans,
ha. arrived at her place of destination. The
Mousr vEaxox had put into ST, Augustine TO
repair
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For Sale.
New Goods.

New Goods.
pICHARD S HOPKINS e Go, have received AN
Ii adj itiona supply of dr. goods, consisting in part OF
Blue and mkt cloths
DO do cassimeres and cassnets
White, red and green hannels
Black bombazetes. cord circassians
BLACK Italian iustrngs satin levan,;nes
Caicoes, Italian grapes, flag and bandanna hdkis
I 1aJ.io " domestic pIa,is, checks, &c. sc.
dec 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06
Coffee.

az mo Green Coffee, just received for sale by
uss - C., u l. p. THOMPSON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06

W. I'D me fpilowing" Gard" in yesterdays
Telegraph, which we promptly copy, having
gi,eu cirularion to the charges AGAINST Mr.
Eaton Something we surmise will grow oui
of this business:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06
This ia to give notice.

WHAT the subscriber has obtained from the County
Court Of Fairfax, Virginia, letters testamentaEy ON
the estate of BUsRnoD WASHINGTON. late of Mount
Vernon, in said County, deceased AL persons having
claims against the sd estate will present them Tor set.
tement and those indebted thereto are required to
make immediate payment
Executor of Bushrod Washington, decd.
ian 4-1m
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holiday Presents

HOtlNay Fresents
1T auciion. and at AUCTION prices, By GsprSu to.
orrc win n rsTsS moS splendid miniature ship
in ,lass case variety of dolls, one args ana pre'.y
dressed, the various ANIMALS for 1850 ladies' pa
waking canes great cole etion Of elegant DOCK one
of which is probably the most elegant prayer BOOK IN
--.", Also, lavoigne's celebrate atlas Lan.es
ing the whole infuIvv .i"1 h, calling anG 1imh.
dec %
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For Hire,

A BOY about Is years old, who has been accustom
n ed to wait in dining room. Inquire Of the prn
Ter. isni
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A CARD.

The produc,ion Of some letter writer from
W ashins,on is going the rounds of The obpo-
si,ios presses, implieafing the undersigned in
regard TO supposed dsfalca'ion OF Purser
Timbrrlake deceased. A liberal public Can
no, exDec, that the anonymous imputanons OF
The retailers Of rbaldry and scandal in the shape
Of leuers from Washington. should receive
more particular notice from those who are in
rnded 10 be effected BY Them, shan is done M
the present instance; which is to say. wh'nev.
er a responsible name is vouched, In support oil
the charges referred TO, measures will br FORTH
with taken to unvei! the coBspiraele, by which
they have been produced, and to prove that
the author is base ca!umniator.
J. II EATON.
I,o,arv 1870
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-06

.ri debate here referred to- will be found under the
proper head in this mornings Gazette. Ed. Gaz.
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- office
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
ALEXANDRIA.
vUlHE holders of stock in this Company are hereby
informed that dividend ofthree per cent is tins
day declared on that part ofthe capital now paid; which
will be paid to them, their representatives., on Mon
day the 18th day of this month BY order:
;sn3 J.. Il. NICHOLS, Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-13
" hiskey
~ rs taken

eHROn ur Geuer,s' Dancing Room, on the evening
K fuja, 'asi, = 'ar.e blue ihni,t Hoax, lined
w.,h red. IN having push liar of the same color
he person htving 1t viii please seai to the owner
r To- this off &c. dec l3-9t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-13

We commmend little pa'ience to our neigh
bar OF Ae\aadria; lis turn may come yet We
can perhap, put him in way to obtain his WISH
es:-if he viii only throw up his cap and shout
III IzZa for Jack>on''-praise the veto message
applaud all the Presidents appointments Ran
dolph. Lee, Moore and the rest-denounce the
Bank of fhe United States-iatter the ..yreat-
est and best" INTO belief that the patriotic clti-
Gems of Alexandra are unanimous in favor of
his reelection. we pledge all we are worth,
that in less than three months he will be reward-
Ell; he shall have the most lucrative. and there
fore the most s'respeci be- Office thar is now
held by any reprobate Adams or Clay man in the
place. as soon as 'he Seaae aJourns. What
were KING Richard the d'squalms of conscience,
when he aspred TO the Crown of England
- Can d tins and carn, Ct" an office!
"Tut, we're it fur,i fl -" ;rytrt
IGergetsun 4 OF Grx
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COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET-DEcrMpEn II

Flour.
H0wdrdsfree' EoT. The principal sales from
stores have been made at IS q cts. per barrel.
Parcels have also been sold at IS 90 and So 10,
and in an instance or two at IS OCT. To-day
holders generally ask SIS l2s, and in some cases
fraction less would be taken. The wagon price
has ranged this week from s. IS o..
cir Mills FfoW.-The only sales Of which
we have heard this week are Goo bbls. standard,
at S4 IS, cash, and interest added; and a lot Of
e,ira, at SIS, interest added To-day holders Of
standard ask 81 IS "a eli. per bb.
SuSquehmnah F1W.-Sevcral parcels have
been received since last report, sales of which
continue to be made at S. per bh for parcels in
bright barrels.
GRAIH.
Hhen. 1.-The sales of good to best parcels of
red wheat have ranged this week from 95 a 9S
cents per bushc, and these RACES prevail to-day.
Sales Of white have been made this week at 8 a
sl O. per bushel. as in quality.
Corn.-Old Corn remains without alteration
in prices. Sales continue to be made, up to to-
day inclusive, at SEA 81 cents per bushcl. New
Corn has improved a shade-salps of good dry
have been made to-day at 50, IS and 81 cents
per bnshel. We qaote damp parcels at AZ so
cents -.Tmerir01i.
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have been twice called, in its order, and passed,
and put at the foot of the Docket, shall, if not
again reached during the term it was last called,
be dismissed, and no longer continued on the
Docket.
Copy test,
WIN. THOS. CARROLL,
II
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Book AuctiOn
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Io-Worro,r, the l4th instant. at 10 O'Clock,
Ntt' be sold IN front of Mr. iona Sbiiiabet,. store
w on Prince street.
10 hhdsN O sugar
IS casks cheese
half chests Imperial Tea, of late importation
terms msue known Al sale dec -
V hiWnble hands for oule
IT DER the authority Of %, cree of the county
T. curt Of Fairfax. dated l8,h November 1880. i'm
suit of John shor,ridee and Others against sally
pubic auction. on thursday. the 9th diy of Ianu.
cry ners, several v,u
IR.fCTS or Land.
MI in the Cou,, OF Fairfax, on e crc,,t Of one
~ two, no three years, the pu chaser giving
bond, with approved secnrit and n de-, d IF
rust IN the land to secure the pa, mrnt of the pur.
CHS w.t.
ONE TRACT on the waters of Difficult Run.
COZ aiming auUu o. ere. Vii h l. :. isa
80 P2!U3BLE HUL
ONE UNDIVIDED INTEREST in Tract
-rou 900 az. AID
A TRACT lying on Potomac River, about
hree m,!.- shove til ar, F.,s Containing 1876 ac es
Common, called BnE sTERs
The sale will 'akt p.c, The Sill on b ficu, Rum
Ore hundred dollars H. cash will be r, ou, d frvm
the purchaser Of uie MiIl tract.
THOMAS Moss,
dec o It's Commission, r.
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n r,e. Il II. De.
THORN AT J. A w

ulEspt, Fully fer, h, service ." he public
II He wlat'eni ~ business IN III Superior ami 'h
feripr Court. Of P,inre "i'ia "nn'y tie III" DC
90 80 Hcer,viii. ON the :, nd aud lat SATURDAYS ~
every month or at his residence, Glover Hill, near
Brentsv,ih, al any time
An letters idressed to HIM through the Brrnsv'e
Post Office vii b. punctuail, ai'endedto.
nov 10 DIV GStaa4w
Fredericl,nurg arena will please publish the
above advertise nen and send their account to Tins
r,fIicc for pay ment
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-13

ffnss Va. IL T0r 1850.
Will be Drawn in Wilmington [De;.l ,ues al, IA h
GsAND CAPITAL PRIZE SO 600
iicxets ID; na.vss %; quarter ~
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No s. for 1850
will be drawn IA the city of new York Thurs
da,. th, Is II II December.
SPLENDID CAPITALS:
l prize of $4,000 prize of $4,000
/ do of 10000 80 do of 1000
| do of 10000 &c. &c. &c.
Tickets sl0 halves 5; quarters = so; elghths IS
To DC had vsrie;, OF number, at the otct
). cGlSE,
Loiterp mi Erchane. Broktr aisrondr'c
DR4V,S 7O-NORROU.
Delaware and North Carolina Lottery.
Ciass No l. for $50,
10 be drawn at " mrns,"" [nel on Tuesday, tn
IA II f December.
CAPITAL PRIZES:
Prize of $4,000 | Prize of Sl,S50
:. of 5000 5 of 1000
Tickets 81; hLves : %; quart rs W.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Glass No s. far 1850,
Wit ne drawn 10Th december
SPLENDID SCHEMES:
| Prize of $4,000 | Prize of $4,000
of 10000 so :. of LOCO
:. Of 10000 &c. &c. SC.
tickets 49, halves 81 Quarters 50; eighi.s ] Is.
10 oe had al
J. RUMNEY'S OFFICES,
" u. Corner IF h,ns md ioyni Streets ard neat 10
he city Hotei, opFrs,teth The hathet House
Vur yMiA, delphi (viN Canal. }
a.. The guar packet sluop
"a FRIENDSHIP,
NG \ J. duncan, master, w sail oa Monday. For
.s;ssaf - ire sit apply GA bo@rd. or to
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~tice.

cons qlrncc uf the .llure "f TIE Stockholders IN
,e A>,o, ST p Turnpike COMPANY - altend 'hc
l,enersl Gccnts called GA the second frida' III tbs
,r s.nt NJ. n h. TIE cshu,d h-c's at h'd q"
- e an. cling of '.c Co.upani on The seeond Fr'dRy
ia INJURY ncrt a. the house OF Mr. NAr Ia up. u"
nr..!,, he obiVc' OF lbs meeting Is 10 10 what
the r-ru'at Ecc'ips suui have done ra'nc> to eject
she 1hi~ rs { al Compsn tor 'he -r,"ing ear, an
Ia fN conn, ,nsa,iar e. heir scr, cc. der rso'n-
iu al the. last GeGersi Needing; n..o. 10 tax mo
confederation proposition from III ,m'ris'i IL x OF
bnc,or Lewis BurweA totrsnsicr stock in pam" oi
the dctt of her deceased husIad and 20 act on such
other matters ~ nav the Dc iaI, before them 4
punctus nancc, person TT by proxy, is 81
cd As the suspens uf d,i ends may involved III
dec,>o" ui sail meeting on Nr, EnrwelpE Case
u, order Of the Pres,den, md Directors:
a GIBSON, Treasurer
M;ddleburg. November2 IS, 1850.
.,,r IL did
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MARRIED.,

In Washington. on Thursday last, by the Rev.
Samuel Cornelius. Mr.. JAMES JoHNsroN. to Miss
MARY ANN B the only daughter of Captain Jo-
sEpH BLuNr of this place.
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UR.4U.S I'O-NDRROU.

Delaware & y. Carolina Consolidated Lottery.
Class y" 1 far 1880
Will be Drawn in Wilmington [Del 'ues .ay IA h
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competent to such creditor to have investigation
of such charge, and, if made out, to have ecu
ton against the person. and if not made out that
the creditor should pay thecos of the proceeding
Other provisions might doubtless be useful
but if these three alone. could be obtained. they
would IN great measure, clear the jails of debt
ors, and give general satisfaction. have doubt
to creditors.
ought to add that the Imprisonment Ct females
in the common jails, for mere debt. is barba-
rism which ought not to be tolerated. Instances
of su h imprisonment, though rare. do vet some
times occur. under circumstances that shock eve
~ humane mind. In this respect. the law ought,
in my judgement, to be altogether reformed.
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From The Columbus Geo. Enquirer Noe. o.
A passenger in the stage from Milledgevile
yesterday morning. reports that President Jack
son informed Governor GILMER that treaty
could be made with the Cherokess. suitable res
ervations being made 10 certain Chief. who wish
ed to remain. 1t is also reported that the Uni
ted States are willing to pay the State of Georgia
one dollar and quarter per acre Tor such reser-
vations as may be made.