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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-12


4 /! meeting ofthe Commissioners appointed 70 ra-
n ce,ve sub >crp,ons The stock Of ne Alexandra
csnr Company held It III uSyor's Office in Aiexsn.
drs, 4th June, $50 Present.:
John sobrrrs, Charles Bennett,
Puinr rs ia, Iey, EdmunI I. Lee
RoDert I. IA Tor, CnIn Mud,
rh'm'on Mason, Her. hagerfeId,
Hugh nj h. George br, nt
&. Iazrrpvr, Jonathan Butcher.
". Miller,
On notion. tDM. / IEr was ADD, inted Chairman
an! -. MILLER Secretary
Ordrred ih.' BOOKS ~ subscription be opened on
1pndat, the lash mt ant. ut the following Banks viz,
B,nk f ilex ,ndra. under the Jonsh Thompson and
upe,,ntendence OF q l. NcKenna
ua,L of p,,o.. 8, 9, ( Phness Janney and
"'"N " "''''' 1Chavles Page
Farmers Rank Of Alexandra, I''nn Ia ''O" a"e
Mechanics Bank of Alexan. George brent and
drla, }Chares Chaplin
Office of Discount and Deposit xSamn - smith and
Bank ofthc J. :. Washington Richard Smith
Bank of the Valley, Wnches- Obed Waite and
ter, II. NJ. Brent
Office Of Discount and Deposit (n.,;o,,,
Farmers Bank of Virginia 80. 49,
at Winchester,
Office OF Discount and Deposit II Henderson and
Bank oftheVaiey. Ieesburg S. NJ Edwards
Office If ID scount and Deposit r, o..
Bank the Valley. Charlie, W. pro,. ns A"o
town,
Extract from The Minuiss:
EDM |. LEE, Chairman.
w. II. MILLER, Sec'y.
june 7-3tawtI4thAug
u The National Intelligencer, Winchester Repub.
i'can, Char'estown free Press and Leesburg G-Aius
OF Liberty will insert the above week ill 18th
August, and send their accounts to this Office.
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District Of Columbia.

County Of Aier0nG. al, .>cf.
Holm r. HANNAH has applied TO the Hon vii.
81 liam Cranch, Chief Judge OF the United States
Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia to be dis
charged from Imprisonment, under tie Act for the
relief of insolvent debtors within the District OF CO.
h,mba, on the third Monday of August next, at
9 O'clock, A. NJ. at the Court House in Alexandria.
when and whore bis creditors requred to attend.
EDM I. LEE.
a,po-3t o. T., &. ID. T.. C.. H.
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Communication from Com nihee Of Gent emen attached
foone Of Hr 'apeniier's Glasses az Bah.more
The under-ign d aavhs takel lessons IA Bpok Keep.
ing under ar Carpenter, genIl. IN "a from New uk,
rig y recommended do most cheerful, expr' IS our
Il, qualified appreciation" # his 81 stem ct nrucion
hat very useful art well a. cnnnendann III hi,
skill. and OF his PRACTICAL, perplcuous and pleasing
method IN teaching It.
iayig the varlous books prepared TO his hand, the
pupil Is Ted, step b, step, t''onch the different de.
pAtnents of the work, by du6ie entry, rom the open
ing 10 the closing OF accounts. re Ii made t. ur
malice and past The entries hmsslf, ard TO ke' 'uf
au x.iary books such ~ Cash Bucks BH B0Oks Bank
B1oks &c. which impte Tia, science upon ms ne
Ir, and enables linn only To understand, but to do
the work test the correctness Of the whole BY
Ballncs Sheets, &c
~e hope that many Young men may avail them.
selves Of he opportunity afforded, to pr RECT their
nowledse in branch OF learning indispensable To
he merchant, important Is the lawyer and useful 10 all
Edward Hinckey, Esq. James Brakeman, Esq
Geo. Gordon Belt, E.G J II Clarke.
&. Dusny fsq. Classical Teacher.
NcChmtock Young, Esq ID. II prnce, Principal OF
WIN. Gideon, Esq. the Fa!ette Academy.
Merchants:
VIM. ID. McKim, Ambrose White
Geo ksmsen, WIN. EcSei
Enoch hyde, junior, Edward Cockey
Reed pirkns Francis Jones
Frederick Woodwork John Howell
William W. kanc
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trench " ines.
INnCASES Chateau Laville CIaret
NJO Is do Medoc do
so DO St. Emilian do
IS do Sauterne Wine
This day landing, and for sale by
W. FOWLE & Co.
The above Wines Represented of superior quail
ty are on consignment from France ard will be sold
on asfavorabc terms as 'hey he purchased in any
other market sIg9
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district Of Columbia,

County Of alexandria. Set.
EOHN KIsFNDAfFE" has applied to the Honora.
~ bile William Cranch, Chief Judge Of the United
States Circuit Court pfhe District Of Columbia TO be
discharged from imprisonment, under the act for the
relief of nsolvent debtor, within the District of CO.
lunbis. the third Monday of August next at nine
o'clock a. ut the Court House in Alexandra, when
anu where his creditors required to attend.
EDM. ]. LEE,
aug 11--St &C G.. ID. G. &. A.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-12

Yesterday, the receipts of wagon How were
limited, and the principal part of brands shade
better than the standard; they commanded from
IS ls to 90. We should consider ls. a
fair quotation of the wagon price OF King street
Flour, standard quality. Store price, l6a5
%, sales.
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-eSe-
Corn Erchange-A fair bushes continues of
Flour, the sales are perhaps 10000 barrels.
more than half for expectation. Prices are tri-
file higher 500 brIs. new Petersburg brought
S5l,with time. On Saturday 800 brls. good h.
York and Troy were sold at a trille less than S5i
cash. Our tables is carefully corrected by the
prices at the close Of business. All the lowest
kinds of Southern have been taken out of the
market, we quote Petersburgh S4a S5. Jersey
meal is offered at 1914 per brl. Gennesee
Wheat brought 1903 l05 cts; Of Southern
wheat or 10000 bushels were sold, the last
parcel Of Maryland on Saturday at i05cts; there
are very few of any parcels now in market
All coarse Grains are scarcer, IN demand and
higher The last sale Of Rye was at 70cts for
an Eastern market Northern Corn, both white
and yellow, sold freely at 60cts for prime, though
large part of what came in was little inferior
and brought 58cts. Southern closedat 54a 56cts,
white and yellow are of equal value.
Ne,o York jour Conn., .4ug. 9.
american Stocks al London, .Iune 29h.-Four
and Half per Cents, 81 %; Skies, 92l; U. S.
Bank Shares, R27 10. The New-York quotation
of the latter is mentioned at l29.
LONDON, June 80.
CitY ID o'clock.-Consols this morning ra-
ther lower. with not much business doing. They
opened at 93s and arc now %, sellers.
In the Foreign Market the prices continue
much the same. Greek. 3647; Mexican, 1913
Russian, 1895 l10.; Colombian, 90 land Por-
tuguese, 81 OF.
The principal topic of conversation seems to
be the approaching Election, and some names are
mentioned az likely men to oppose the present
members for the City.
One O'Clock I'VE are still without any arriv
ais. Consols continue at 954, but few transac-
tons have been made.
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE--June so.
There has been butvery few BUYERS IN the Mar
ket to-day of any description. and the improved
state of the weather causes trade to be exceed
instv dull. There is no variation in the prices
of any kind of Grain. The supplies are very
short.
HAVRE MARKET, June 70 to 80.
Cofcs-The demand for st. Domingohas been
rather more extensive, about 1000 bags having
been sold at 4Os To 40! in bond. The stock Of
Coffee on hand is ony about two-hirds the guam
titv in market at same time last year.
FYoW.-Few .re-sales OF An eriCan Flour have
been made, owing to the high price asked by the
holders.
Cohon.-Large supplies have arrived. The
sales comprise 1857 bales. including 1888 Lou.
at 90 to 100; 1884 Uplands, Alabama, &c. at 80
to 100.
Ertract OF letter from Hacre, J"ly Isl.
"rhe stock of Cotton is accommodating. We
have. however. favorable opinion of the article;
but an Improvement which we consider probable.
cannot take place before two. three, or four
months.--AShes are in good demand, and sales
current at 45f for Pots, and as for pearls. We
have fine weather now, and Grain and Flour are
declining in price"
French Funds. Juiy 3.-Three per cents 70
as, to 70 25; Five per cents 104 IS to 105 25.
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Notice.

~ ttACe.
1--WE subscriber, wishing t. close all his accounts il
this place, requests all persons having claims against
HIM or his late brother, ". l.. Kennedy, to present
ITEM immediately fJr settlement Al outstanding
debts will be placed IN the bands OF Mr. John Johnston
stter the 10Th instan for collection, he being aulhot.
used 10 collect the same, his receipt viii be good
aug F. Z. KENNEDY,
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ALEXANDRIA, ID. Z.

,,y,-p yn3Y MOANING, aug UST IL. 1850.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-12

,TNtice
'E1HE partnership Of r e } IoieR IS this day dis.
Z solved. Al persons having inns VII! present
them, snd those indebted mske immediate payment.
JNO w VIOLET
Aexsn,irs aug II, lS50-aug l2-St'
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Wheat wanteA

6NASH and fair price will be given BY the subscri
u her FIR prime crops Of Wheat, deliverable the
River below this place. GEO. JOHNSON.
U.4NTED, also,
4 pair Of CMrisg, Horses and riding Horse that
viii work in shafts aug 10
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Alex auAvja Canni.

Alexandria, aug I0-eoSts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30
THE FOURTH OF JITr.y

The anniversary of American Independence ha. been
celebrated in almost every section of the State with
spirit becoming republican, The democratic party IL
hrm and uned-ihe vidonsry schemes OF the Federal
's and disappointed office hunters. have on, nearly
every ocea;lon where they attempted 10 ret up ceis
hrs'ions, TO make impressions upon the minds OF the
people, resulted in abortion and d,grsce TO the po.c
tors Tbs more o. and reflect upon the material
which constitutes The nswfsnsIed, political pismire
party, the more we csnfcmsd in our opinion that
u 10 but the one and tn, psrty against which tho
democratic republicans OF this State and the Union have
always had 10 contend Notwithstanding tho gtea,
psn- thst have been isken ts get up an excitement
gains, Gnyern'r Wolf and President Jackson We still
ind from the proceeding. of the late anniversary OF our
Independence, that the PEOPLE, the FARMERS and
MECHANICS, sye, THE NORKING-MEN, who con.
STRUTS the and sINEw oi the DEMocRATIc
rAhTY remain true 10 the cause, trne IN tho republic
true to hemseipeJ. II 90 hsppon, that il WORK
ING-MAN, one who neyer yet received, nor asked for
any thing but what earned honestly "by the sweat
ot the brow, were in the course Of by. gone DAYS,
shted rather from necessity than matter OF choice 10
migrate rom place 10 place through the greater part OF
PennSylvania and New York, atiesst. Having always
felt an interest in the Of democracy We became
acquainted by obsetvaioo with the letding men snd
their prreipes OF ell parties, wherever hsrpsned
TO stay BY viewing the proceedings had by the ONO.
aents OF Jackson and VIII in Pennsylvania and Tho
opponeDt' OF Jackson aud the Democratic party in
New York. at places where We ere acqu,int,d, we
ind ihiDga just a. they have been ak years ago.
The Who then known snd avowrd Fede.
rnIi's. the open and elamorous opposers OF
the pressnt naoual administration and the democratic
party We know the men personally and could name
them IL we chOse-we may do 90 herealter.
TD0UsSf0uu (pO DsuorroI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30
BARTON DINNERS.

AT the calculations given to honor the arrival OF
Alssours renegade Senator at Cincinnati and Louisville
there was great display Of federal holiness to match
that exhibited in Congress by the Hero of the occasion
AT Cincinnati the old federal toast "The Peopfe-ei,
o,cn ioorst enemies" given, with the little salyo
"phen hey become the dttpe o pardsitcdl office hun
feTs" AZ Louisville, Adams was toasted Everett wa,
toasted Webster twice toasted Barton twice toasted
the Hon. John Holmes toasted Immediately after
which we have the following:
." By Capt. Shaw, IAN early settler) IL is not with no
now as IL used TO be in old times"
No Captain, verify is not-such ioasts were never
drank IN Kentucky before. In old lines VIC used to drink
Washington, Jefferson, and franklin; the Adams's Web
s'0r's and Holiness, we're justly our detestation.
Kentucky 4rgus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30
DOME aHT0e
To the Editor Of the IPinchesfer Republican

CHARLE.rowN, Juiv 81, 1880
DEAR SIR The trial OF Ehenezsr Cox charged
with the murder OF Col Thoma' b. Dunn OF Harpers-
FsTry, came on yesterday, before judge Parker. Al
though the prisoner had made e.sion some months
AGO he avaed himself, on this occasion of hi. Ieg gal
privileges and pleaded not guilty. John r Page. E'q
prosecutor for the Common was a'sisted by Ed
nund Lee Esq and the prisoner, when asked if he
had counsel turned TO John r. Cooke ESD and named
him as his advocate Mr.. Cooke remarked, that he
was not that the prisoner con.idsred him a. hi,
counsel; but as he had named him SUCH he should
deem 1t his duty 10 act. The venre then called,
when much diihculty occurred in procuring jury. o.
the sixty-ons venire brought forward, Including
hy-eand'r') 40 were excused having formed and ex-
pressed decdsd opinions and three were peremp'orily
challenged sn1 refu'ed by the prisoner. ASou, half
past o'clock jury obtained. apd impannelled -
The evidence then entered into. which appeared
conelu've, and the previous Voluntary confession Of the
prisoner, was detailed by the magistrate who received
IT, and by person presen'.
The prosecutor very brishy explained the law in ths
c"e and IT was submitted To the jury without srgu.
nent. The jury retired TO their room for p,riod not
exceeding 20 minutes, when they returned with yer.
dict OF Murder in the first degree.
WHEN the Jury came in. and the prisoner wa. direct
ed 10 stand IN 10 hear the vedc he arose and very
sebera'ey took ont qnid OF tobacco which he bee,n
70 chew with some vehsmence. He then listened In
me verdict without change OF countouance and with
'",' eonesfn than many would have exhibited, il a
Judgment Tor 800 had besn pronounced against them
Not tho slightest emotion berSyed by him; and II
his heart gave single palpson in consequence Of the
certainty OF his DOOM he took care 10 keen the know
ledge 81 II to himself have never seen a man Of
more hrnnes,or, perhap' IL ought 10 be appropriate
lvsyied in'en.ibili,y. When The wineries described
me victim Of this youths nnhoy resentment wserins
IN his blood, and casng his eye inpIoringy toward.
those who opened he ocs door, eth the culprir. ,ce
retained its won,ed eomPosure and its rather mild
pres'on. stranger, casting hi' eye The crowd,
would be a. oss 10 rscogniz., by any outward sign
among the group in front of the bar, the In so
bloody tragedy. Little would no suspec, a eonteeI.
peasant looking young sn, Of 22 years TO be the de-
mon, who had carried and desolstion 10 so many
hearts
The Judge will probably pronouncs the sentence Of
NE hw on Saturday next when IL is likely the same
hsrdihool sdference will be exhibited by the con
'ic', which he has invariably displayed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30

Court OF the United Safes The Chofo,ee. eiia "a
be soreregi, and tndependent nation and Mr. W;rt
expects that the Supreme Court will sustain the doc
trtnes they advocate. A more wicked and un,rinri
Piled project could not have been suggested
We cannot believe that the Supreme Court will an
terrain the question which Mr.. Writ has been emolov
- To argue before that tribunal IL Ia known Ia the
Judges that Il IL impossible for To
EXIT in the same district Of country aud tina, the SOW
ereingy Of the Cherokees coul only be successfully
asserted by dividing Georgia aud Aiab ANA and
fishing State Nation ont OF per,s of each n
gAinst their consent which would 10 ar, ant viola
ton OF the constitution. vs.
lfsns'aincd in their pte,enscns the Cherokecs
ton within the United Safes, or they would stand on
equal footing with the whites, and would have 10 be
sd"i'ted into the Union equal footing with the
original States, the extent OF their population
would Justify the measure. To secure TO them the
right oil living under their laws, we must treat
themas foreign nation. in every Of the worl
sovereign and Independence mi etent 10 treat with
France. England or Russia wei the United States,
and to adopt such revenue laws would be most con-
ducive TO their interest or happiness.
III ADMITTED TO stand on equal footing with other
States they would he entitled to send two .nber 10
the Senate OF the United States, and az tsany mem
hers to the III OF Representatives az their population
wonl authorize under the appor,ionment Of represen
ta,ion adopted by Csngre.s-which could not be- ef-
fec,ed without violating the constitution OF the States
and of the general government.
Thus. under pre.ence Of sustaining the prete nsions
OF the Cherokees TO sovereignty and Independence the
opposition obviously sriving TO overthrow the
State governments 10 dissolve the Union. The trca-
-on of Arnold. though more napable more re-
prehensibe base louisville adp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30

NEw-YoRK, July 2i-The u. S. ship Natchez,
Capt Newton, arrived at Pensacola, the 3d inst
where she landed Capt Dallas, who went out TO take
command of the w. India squadron. The Naohez left
Neriolk on the llth of May, and went the southern
passage round the Island of Cuba touching at Havana
St Jago SC On the night Of the 18th, she struck ON
coral reef near the Island of Caycos, but got off tho
following day with slight injury and did leak in
Tfer .4dp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30

The Lexington and Covnston Turap Ike Comp,nv
was duly organized on Monday the 5'h in.t-S20 600
the sum required having bern subscrib-d John Ru a.
C'g' wa, chosen Prr.dsn' and Joseph Cameron, Esq.
Col s MD. Reid. Col JOHN Jordsn Alexander r
Barclay, E-1 and Mathew white, Eco, w-r. elect cd
orector' 81 tho COMPANY. rS'tunt0n Specfntor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30

We are in possession of information, says the NJ Y
Journal Of Commerce. which justifes us in stating ex
plicy, that the mission of his Excellency Governor
Van Scholten TO this country from the Court of Dem
mark, does not contemplate the cession of the island
oil 81 Crox or any other territory to this republic but
has reference TO certain commercial arrangements of
which the public will be npprised in due fine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-30
THE SALEM MURDER.

We learn that the ri,l Of the persons concerned In
the late murder OF MIR. White will not csmmenc. be.
fore Tuesday newt Judge Morton passed ,hrou gh this
city yesterday Tor Tsunion. The E.sex R-gis,er of
yes'erday says: at goaeraly understood thai the ell
Or KNAPP, who la. heretofore made confession rela.
tive TO the murder of Mr.. White, was brought before
the Grand Jury Tuesday afternoon hut that he re.
Jused 10 testify to any thing he had before said on he
SWVec' Palmer, who was brought from M-ne, il is
sad tes'h ID osiors IN. Jury ednesiay morning
ami many other witnesses yesterday examined,
IL said that more than SEVENTY witnesses are sum
nonsd 10 attend the trial'" Boston Gaz. July %.
Grass Frdud.-A system OF Fraud deeply all .ctng
the pubic revenue, and imposing upon the public al
large, IN the gr'sest manner ha. just been detected
at S,lina The fraud, in case. consists Of large
quantities OF salt having been shipped without the
payment Of duties (nWksd and bran'ei a. u.nai with
the inspectors pame) by corrupt connivance between
the shippers and the then deputy inspectors the deputies
having received \. The reward OF their vainy Ger.
tain proportion OF tho which would have been re-
qnred TO pay the duties the salt thu, s,nuys-d-
The whole extent 10 which this ha, been carried. Il.
perhaps, not yet a'c,rtained hut it |. behaved that
from the 10Th Of Apr last to the Il, day Of July int,
the quantity smngglsh in tn mannsr sb,ve stated
notfa'i lar short Of forty thousand II usheisi
I.ffbduU yfrous
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tFrosa tho Lsaisvilio Psbl,s AAvertisor.)
A SMALL, MISTAKE

The National In,eligencer of the LIST nst comment
ing the Peo of the President ASSERTS that public
pinon is opposed to it-and inquiries "Do not hear
1t come, like rushing ,ci'd from the mountains or
rodTng torrent down the quiet valleys? This may be
eloq,tssce, but we know il is truth The noise a.
ganst the veto of the President made in the onset
slight impression the public mind-but reaction il
already taking place; and, Mr. Clay and his friends
have made formal stand in favor of the principles in
voved in the appropriation to the Maysvle road and u
the bill for the removal of the Indians, DO not fear
the result The people begin to discover that the mar
OF 9S has been revived and they will go now they
did them in favor of the reserved rights of the States
and republican principles. They feel that it is a mo.
mentous quesion-that one side is contendng that the
national appropriations shall be restrained by nothing
but the discretion of Congress- while the other asserts
that the Constitution ought 10 be construed according
its plain import
We distant friends that the recent commit
tai Of Mr.. Clay and his friends against the PRINCIPLES
avowed by the President in his Message the subject
OF the Maysve and Lexington road BILL will unques-
ionaby ensure to the present administration the con-
nued support of the people Of Kentucky. On the ques-
ton of power involved in the measure fearlessy
ser that there be doubt to what will be the
ultimate decision Of this State This is no idle declara
ion The intelligence which has reached us within the
last five days, is of such character that we cannot
doubt that the people will, by overwhelming majority
ultimately vndcae the principles of the Constitution
and the rights of the States
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F1rcArrLr. Inlv hi

- FTNCAsTLV, July 10
The Commonwealth W.. LHCnliiu.-This case, which
was on charge Of counierfeiting, and uuerng b.sc
money, Occupied the called Court from 10 o'clock Fri
Jay morning, iill four Saturday evening and ended
IN reminding The prisoner for further trial. At The Supe
rior Court in September mkt. number NJ Witnesses
were examined both sides and severs points OF law
IN regard 10 admission Of evidence, ably DISCUSSED IL
would he injustice TO the counsel for The accused not
to say that they exerted them'eves TO The utmost and
rlung to every point which they deemed favorable IN
tn clent-red several in support OF their pc
siiions, and finally wouni up The whole, by speeches
from each, varying in the line Of delivery, from twenty
minutes 10 three hours and half Al, however was
promptly met by heir formidable opponent, the attorney
Tor the Common wealth. who cited cOunierfeitine notes
and eucidateJin his usual concise and fecitous man
ner the Law bearing the case, left no doubt will
the Court, Of the propriey Of sending the prisoner or
for furlhef trial. Counsel for the Commonwealth
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THE RAIL. ROAD

The Common Hall Of this town having determined mr.,
Saturday TO subscribe Immediately for five hundred shares
($5O000) in the Petersburg Rail Road Company being
one-ourth OF the amount the corporation is authorised 10
take, the Company could be forthwith Organized:
but has been deemed expedent by the commissioners
TO delay the performance of this part of their duty I'M
till country friends shall have had an opportunity of
maniiesting their beraity and public spirit on this to
them and us important occasion. few from the
country already enrich the subscription book which il
Is confidently expected will be considerably increased
when the people shall have opportunity of taking.
stock This opportunity will be afforded Us books
have been directed to be opened in the country and will
probably continue opsn during the next month"; after
which the company will 60 into immediate operation
Petersburg old Dominion