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Can : he at all material 10 the planter, whether he pays
The du'y upon the cargo he sends out, or upon tina,
which he brings back! Ia give a familiar ILLUSTRATION.
winch every man oil common sense will readily under.
stand-~ould il he my more bur,hrnsoms to the plan
Ter 10 pay a toll oil iorty per cent. upon the cotton he
sent to market, that /, would DO to pay the same toll on
The goods he received in exchange Tor il? The question
Is too plain to be argd ID. IL would simply he q @ iii.
Terence between paving a. lie went TO ms,kst, rod pay.
Ing as he returned home. II iheo. the duties were lie.
wed upon the expor OF our productions, what would he.
come OF the srgu'usnt that the consumer paws Tie Whole
OF The duty IL would be too Absurd Ter grave c~onsiisra
tioh.
as'our COTTON, 'ohacco, ard rice. are ronsumsd in 70.
reign countries. II would follow, according to hi. sryu.
men', INA we levied our taxe- from foreign couniri.s
l would be only necessary, therefore, 10 transfer our
inpo' duties IRON imports to export..,o exsmp, our c'-
izens entirely trom the burthen of our own taxes. and
throw Ii upon the suit cts OF other nations.
ITO be Continued
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-28

WINCHESTER, Nav 2l.-Tbe annual Conven-
ton Of the Protestant Episcopal Church OF the dice ss
Of Virginia ~assemhlelin THE place Yesterday, and was
opened with an eloquent and impressive discourse by
the Rev. NH Colhs. We learn that there is a very
full attendance Of The clerical and lay deputies OF the
different Parishes bniregret 10 notice tie absence of
the pioua and venerable Bishop Moore, whom, we pre-.
sumo, IS prevented from attending by his advanced
years aud ooaseqrent bodily ie6nni,y. The occasi,n
has attracted 4 larg number OF stang,rs fro~o the ad.
iaceht counties and srpe from remote parts Of the state.
The various c nsfcg iions OF he town have pol feiv
isnhefci the use OF eft respective places of worship
during tns session OF he convention, which Is @ M.
dsrstand 6iI be occupied IS occasion iosv reqnir@.
TFrgiuian.
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E FROM LIBERIA.

DVIVN IzATI0N SOCIETY,
w.A,. washington, May 2Ofh, 1850.
INN lew days past, very interesting desps,ehes
rase oeeh received from the Colony OF Liberia. This
pm progress; and the friends Of Africa. ia our country.
nave every reason 10 rejoice in the success Of ,hst raj
experiment which they ccmmeneed. but a few vssrs
ago, with scauty resources. few slyoca,e, ~ 49,
a. Jealous oppo'i'icn OF multitudes; some conds mnins
q, senems as mischievous, and others as imprsc,ies.
We hsve eonversed very particularly with q zen.
pace ne sailed in Autumn last. as Agent Of Government.
~ charge Of certain re-csrtnred Airicau,1 and III:
s - eo,robora'e fully what we had before heard
ony ~"'
sr Francis Devany, High Sheriff Of tn. Colony.
~" one u " most respectable citizens, is now 10 Wssh.
ingion; ard the information which he h,. -;v.n !.
could not la'lso excite, in every humane and benevolent
n,nu' vigorous resolutions to engage, with greater en-.
e,Ey anu increased Iiberali'y, in the work Of African
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-28

:, ~ imam T.. Garrison late one Of the editors or
The Genius oil Universal Emancipuon, h, now ;nss..
cn.a'ed ~ the prison OF b .l,imore for a libel. The
rh''sdsiphia Inquirer mentions tia; the suit wss mai.
ave 10y francis Todd, OF Massachusetts,, who WAS
mAr"neh as no suffered one OF his vessels TO earrv
rom Baltimore to seventy five human
oei'es ch'ined IN a narrow space between deeks. IL
vas Pr"vedt IN evidence, that the vessel took a 9 slaves
rom Annapoits, tint the num,sr,s was eighty eight.
cons's"ng OF men, women and children, tut ,l,ey were
!. eonnned' as stated by Garrison, but permitted
20 peregrihate about the ship. ad iibifum.
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pOR1TTg.NHa

The National Journal OF Sa,ur isy. says
Z The President and The Scpdtc-Moro than six wooks have alan
ca since The Senate of the United States solemnly refused iIat
isaac mn should DO Second Comptroller Of the Treasury. Wb,v.
II that, ~ utter contempt Of that body, and in violation Of the sp;ris
at least OF the Constitutions, Gen. Jackson has permitted hin eve,
since to exercise tho functions Of That Office ? Does br eoo,iJ., a..
Senators ne mere Registrars Of his ediets, and ths, th.ir sntL,,;,s
eeascs whenever they refuse to record iheml " .ars 700 Tecsw. -
are ue Slaves" "
REMARKs.-Tbe words OF the Con,titn,i ion are.
''ihe President shall have power 10 fill UP all vacan.
cies that may happen during The rrces. Of the Senate.
by granting cofnrpis iona tchfch shall frpire at ne
END Of their nrri session." Can the editor Of TIA
Journal, who has bern 4 Judge, he ignorant of tbi,
provision Of the Con,iituiion? II he is, IL argues an
entire want Of %qualifciti n 20 di.ruts con sfifutionol
questions. II he be not ignorant himself he pre-
sumes greatly upon the Ignorance of hs readers.
u. s. Tel.
senators wlo-e term OF service " i'll expire on the 81 Of
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We arc gratifcd TO learn Tint Tho principal Engineer " The State
has been directed by a 70 sointoa Of Tho of-ofct3 mcDhofs of the
hoard Of Public Works, ~ soon rs he shall have completed certain
duties already assigned him by the Board, 20 survey a route for n
c,nnl or railroad 10 connect tho james and stanton rivers al
bynchbuJg, hzfecebiy 10 tic tenor Of a resolution adopted by the
,ast GsucfaI Assembly. lL~gnet5uyg PrginigH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-28

= n - -.T --r - MI TuV E1
us WIN spef of heart, that we snnouncs to a readers. f.sbv
tho annexed letter. the dec.ase of WILLIAM "A. FITZIlSCty
.sq. Q ] havsnswouh, Fairfax county, Wiz ginia. Tern from ~ h.
the prime and prdc OF vigorous intellect md manIs 49,,
rnn, aeam remind. !, rather of the towering Oak, rivsn By Ore
Ton" snav'n, than OF The flower cut down in tho field bv tbs mow.
!. W"H1u one moment's warning, his noble spirit paused away !
,,"o 40. sha.i ms eloquent voice be hoard in tho Senate OF his na-
W. Smte-"o more his hospitality dispensed in tho hall or hi.
rn,ne Ter more his time, his talents, aud his purse, INCREASINGLY
anp,oy ~ ne pursuit of objects of bcnevolcncc, charity ana
pubic GOO; iherc Is len to tho wide circle of friends, of which
81, ru "as .nc luoi, ana " the people by whom he was beloved, only
"o h'efahchoiy consolation of the remembrance of his virtues
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LOSS OF THE TICPESs

ov,s'iLLE, MAY ll.-By the S,ea,nl eat Cavalier.
Capi. Meade, arrived last evening II, I'M M .0s,."s'
.n'o'n'auon !. received of the loss Of the Steamb, at VI.
gross Capt Broaddos, " which caught FIRE on SUNDAY.
q " instant, az y o'clock, a NJ, about 90 miles above
the Yellow Banks, aud was butn, IN The ,x,t.,,s .J-s~
Inere wa not time, it sppeafs, to save her letter Bag.
me Iap'ain and passengers Of the Tigie.r were
prougNt TO This port. en- hoaId The CayaLicc. Lila
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Erfract Of a iette, to The Editor Of the Baltimore
Republican dated 3tv s4l4H

WARRINGTON. 9th Nav, 1880
nay Dear SIr:-In the Hou.e Of II presenia,ivcs ,o.
Jay IN. Indian bill wa. once more taken ZIP and discuss.
eu' with very great ability, lay Mr.. Lewis, of Alabama.
anu neral Ihonpson, and Judge Wayne OF Georgia
L am wriiing now whilst The later gentleman is s,.aL.
ing IN the course OF a very eloquent. aud to me, a con.
Vincins argument OF th"i contrast between the pre-,
snt laws OF the Snu'hein aud South We tern S ates and
the early laws Of New-Epgisni. aao tf UaarI ne
In the Senate to-day, the Hnn. John RanloIph of
Roanoke, was nominated as Minister from the Ut s
10 the Court OF Rissia.-The Nomination. Of course
has not yet been acted upon; hut il is propab,e that IL
Will he taken into consider a ion to. morfow (TucsdavN
or "wednesday. OF is III innate ion there
can be no doub', il talents. genius, and a long course
oil disint.rs ted public service en,iie a man 10 the anp-I.
la.i0n oil q S.aie.nAn. and a Pattiot-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-28

signed, or will sign. the MaysviIicR Road hin. uh,,.
uers,ood that NJ; NJ. Noah has been re nominated to
me Senate Tor the office Of Surveyor Of the Port Of
New foik. which he has held by appointment Of The
rrseiieni Tor the year past; which nomination III. Sem
se refused = lew days ago (by % votes to 23) to eon-
"'". MAT. Mf.
Juoy % II is understood that the p,es;de,, 81 a..
United States yesterday transmit ell 10 the Senate a Mas
sage nominating John Randolph Of Virginia. 70 he Mir.
serto kls.,a' and Herman Allen o, vcrmon, Date Min.
isier 10 thil) % be Charge dAHaires TO Brazil, Th.s-
nominations have no, been acted upon. -
From the iact OF a bilih,ving been ,ests rlay r.ported
by the Committee OF wsys and Means in the House Of
c.presen,anvcs, Tor appropriating %. 500 dollar. Tor out.
ms to a Minister to Russia, and Charges d'Aa.irss IN
Brazil, Chill, aud Peru, We infer that nomin ,tions ~
also TO he made, before the close OF the session, to the
~ S'''ons' 2e- 10.
Gideon Tomiinson (,,e present Governor, has be.n q
iected a Senator Of the Uni,-d States from The State Of
connecticut, for six years from tn. 8 day Of March
next,to succeed Mr.. Wiley. MIR. Wiley wa. mott in nom;
nation Tor reelection, III, settled practice of Gomez
ncnt seeming TO be, not to re-elect its Senator'S who
serve their term Of six years out. sHa nm
MAY 70 The proceedings in the cas-. Of the
imPeaenmento OF Judge Peck troke in upnn the jav bu.
siness oil yesterday in both Houses OF Congress. Little
was done in the Senate beyond the hearint of Ju ~.
recS,s argument aud plea, by hs counsel, TO the arti-
Gle oil impeachment exhibited again,t him Ly The
House OF Rtprcsen'aives. An early dAv IN ill.,
next session was then fixed upon for ente, ing npon ths
trial Of the Impeachment.
In the House OF Representatives, after their with.
drawing from the Senate, the Indian bill came mr.. an,
ano,her oil those votes was taken which ar. aImo,,
w'nont precedent IN the his,ory o! Congress. On the
me Tor tue prevlons question on The passage Of the
VI! te votes were % to 50 a single vote only of a ma
Jorny; and so, the House having determines ,g,;us,
having the main question noiD put, the whole business
ies over I; the next Ohio day-,he iats cf the bill be.
ing YET uncertain The previous question has become
an everyday question-as smi.iar almost a. Thai orths
'"' ''"ul"S VI a o'i MAT Int.
In the Senate, Yesterday morning, a short time wa,
spen, IN 'h- consideration of Executive business. hu,
nothing material done. The rulnour Of Mr.. Rando,nl',
nom.n"uon as Munster to Rus.i. il confirmed. M,.leJ
oy the sound OF the mama, our informant ,nisund. rs,ooJ
the nomination of Charge d'Ahsires TO Brazil. II I,
not Heman Allen OF Vermont, who ha. hem nominal.
ei to that office, bu, Ethan Allen Brown Of Ohio. John
Hamm, OF the same State, was at the same time nom.
mated as Charge dAfaires to Chill. Neither O, these
'hree nominations has been acted upon. 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-28

1 Barioo of Mis- uri, o. Make NJ Penn
= birnet ~ y 10, TO- Mckinley ot Ala.
3 Chambers Of Md. II. Rowan of Ken.
\ Clas' OF Yer. IL Sanford Of N Y.
D H'ndtck'o l Io1. 10. Smith of s. C..
g. ] eiell OF " c.. IL. wi ey Of Conn.
z. Johnston Of Lou. Is. Woodbury. of N. m
8. Kane Of Illinois, rs Forsvt, Of Gen
OF these, II i' said hut eil h. are for Jackson, and eight
against BIN. It's said, too, that The eyes Of the eosli-
iion ate liked nn this ri is, aul that they an,icira.,
tfiumpbfin the recollection OF those Senator'S v hc ara
known 10 inisrep 'essnt IN, will Of their condiments.
The names OF The nine Senators IN open oppoiion 10
the will n their con~fi'uents, sre given, az follows.
Bell OF New Hampshire; Maks Of r. nnsylvania.
Chdnbefs Of Maryland; Burrei ard Rnggles Of Ohio,
Nobl" and Hendricks Of In Lana; Barton Of Missouri
and Jchnsion OF L,oisiana. Tie Advet tiser says, "Wbst
saiutAry elect could ins iuctions have on Barton Of
Nlis'onfi; Hsndricks snd Noble Of Indiana; & Co. -
Again; "TboUgh Ngbl~. Hendricks, Rugglrs and Bur.
net Of dana and Ohio. ars more cirrum pect, thew
are nearly a. mali Snant. and quite ss unwavering in
the opposition, az the degraded y rion." Our object In
uo'cipg this sr'icie, IL not to question ifs general sccg,
rfcy. That the Senate j. neasly tqIaiiy divided. and
that the opposition arr Lending their united ever ions Ia
procure The re-els ction Of their pAfiisans, mi the de-
feat OF those fn>udly 10 the present administration.
tere can be no doubt Every day. proceedings show
The union and concert Of action in hat p iry. We are.
therefore. grafified o zoe he ~inieligen, sdn ors Of the
St'tes taxing up bis sui Ct
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FULToN's HEIRS.

our readers will rncoll-ct u plan proposed, O time since -
ia'se n fund for the benefit of FGlton's lIcirs, by placing , box m
BOARD each Steamboat, in which one cent of Tho passage monoy ~
every passenger Soull be deposited. The work has commenced
a. rredericksours Arena informs US, t,a, this plan became the
snpyect oi conversation among some gentlemen on board ts Pa
tuScnt, on her way to fredericksburg on Friday last. when M,ssrs.
yanc NJ, Garnctt, Joseph e. Cabcli, Az pe NeaIo and John
,Narlng, determined 10 present "a box to tt nes Steamboat Raona-
hammock, with a request that she might be ,e first 10 ,rv the expsri.
~ ~ box was accordingly made and the next naorniny prs-
sen,ei; ~ the proPrietors who could he met with expressed muah
sraI,hcat,on = having an opportunity to set so praiscworthy an or
ample. The Box has the following inscriptioa.
r ONE CENT BOX.
IET INDIVIDUAL Gu,rIrupp
COMPENSATE FOLTON,S HEIRS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-28

.li AtAlN MAY "a, 1880.
SIR: In some OF the speeches recentiv published in
your paper itis stated that the expenditures of III. ar
my at present, are as great a. they were ,previous to IN.
'e""euonih 1871. ! present. you a statement of,s /
mates and appropriations. which were made for 1910
and iS2o, two years which Immediately preceded the
reduction, and also for tn yers 1929 80 hv which
II will be perceived thar the difference b.t " . On .,hs .s.
Inmates for 1919 and 1929, was SI6II 6Os
Difference in the appropriateness, Il 07253o
Difference in estimates for 1920 and 1880, lbs 465
Difference in the apr ,priation, 7O5,4 59
In addition to this, in 1921 there -. .-
was appropriated for arrear. dsre t
ages OF 1920, 70 600 .ye
If 10 the'e be added $40, 1874, nxpendi-
lures authorizel by acts of Congress
passed since 1921, AMI which were
not required in 1919 and 30. the dit.
ference OF expenditure in 1919 and
1880 viii he I,Oi0 1876
"a ostwesn io2o and 1880, p GIG 473
You will oblige me by submitting his correction
IN your paper. Respectfully,
j.. II. ALTO
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vi TssFNI n FULI U.N7S HEl
ron NATIONAL NEGLRcI. .

WISctEsrEa, Va. May ola prize of some yaIsc 10 the 6o5a,,
K KoS m,ioSerea a ,aw' lays since, on tho farm of the Rev. Thomas
ing "cEs IL was sHo worth Of gold, in ioes, half joes, nnd quar-.
ers. ,he farm vas formerly the residence OF Lord Fairfax. and
,c god was doubtless deposited by some of his family in tito place
whore II was found. It's remarkably pure, of very ancient mould.
NJ Us hot IN ~ slightest degree oxydized Tor cor0ded) by it, Ions
confinement IN Tho earth. Many Of tho pieces III clipped and
p.usssu: We UNDERSTAND the amount, nitcr exchanging il for bills,
was "'ideub by MIR. hennerly among the slaves who had found Il.
- ILL., u
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Me-, en-. CAMnNDar, tMd) May ODD, 1890.

~TTHTTS. EUTS N lFTTVTF
1entlemcn-I regret TO announce TO YOU tho death or vvuIrav
~ fIIIHuGH, Esq. of Fairfax county, Va. who had iu.ia r,;,.
: ~ ncto on "a visit 10 his matrimonial conaectionsl He A eJ -
,etlny morning, at 8 O'clock, mt the residence of the Hon Chs,is.
oo'nspotoush, ms iaihor-tn-law; one milo from this place. OF mn
npopiertc attack, which terminated his Ifs In two rnin,,e, ,N..
,he attack. lilo had been little indis nosed a DIV or two before"
~ no Sc much n To coniine him To the house. Just before lin a.
mex, a e lets sick. aud was in tho act of receiving some drink. wboa
he fell back on the bed, turned over and expired. N' ""'A
SrauNroN, May 2l.-On Friday Inst. Viii, David " p,,,.,..
Esq. was Returning about noon from his farm, whic, il |, ~ ma,n
~ Two aud a half miles from town, he was STONED nv n Gpo,nsJ
wno elHc W. brple OF his horse, presented a pistol. and domnnj,
- nus money. MIR. Z. sner some hesitation, doubling whether Tho
pcrSoh Dsi"re bimwas really a robbcr, aud after rec,iyinc n sarnnJ
us.nnnd Tor his money, seized the barrel of the pntol and turned r,
~ mhin-whcn tho fellow letting go his hold of tho horse To
Ss's'' otier hand, MIR. =. nnado u grab at Ills face. which ,ys.
covered with a dirty cotton handkerchief, leaving his eyes only az
posed ny which he dcranset tho handkerchief so TINT tho rutB.n
roliu see, and thus was enabled to break away from him.
pu'ng we contest, wo understand Mr. Z. noticed that tho cock or
mc pistol vas down, as If il had boon snappei-aud had n
.nou9n, OF uismoununs To engage in personal combat with the rob-
"", u =! concluded the fellow might most probably prove a over
~ .,s iot nun: Inc ruff1n IL described by Mr.. patteson as hut lit
Witt; .." 1T SIX zee. hlsn, and as having had on a light blue jeans cest,
whitc paataloons, and white hat. II IL TO no reyrc,,.d I'M, no a.,
on was given, as the fellow might have been cau,bt :. the
oo.ny eScrtion male to apprchend him, we believe. yn m,jo h..
Mr.. Patteson himself, u few hours after the Occurrence" Nv
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ELK-KUN RACES.
WARRHNToN, Va, May 22.-We have benrd of tIrss d,x.,,.
~ a, n'k-hun, in This county, where there wore many fine horses.
Macrae tue third by J.. Stephrnson. There were Eve bo,s..
started the hrsiday, four the second, aud three the third. ts,crtat,T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-28

u ChaIiesion Mercury says that an Outrage was rerently COM
nit.e1 IN t,h"t CITY on The person of Jacob Lazarus. He ia repro-
senteu to nave been iorcibly taken on board the schooner Ohio.
whch vessel soon hauled from the whnrfa and anchored in the stream
u appears that Lazarus was taken on account of n civil suit 10 N
fork, IN which he had given bail. lie. was also hailed in a civil
sun IT charleston, and upon a trial of this vary case Judge Rich
dicton Of South Carolila. ~ '"p~
II is said, measures have been taken and will be activel, so..-
cutcd to redress this INVASION of tho rights of n citizen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-05-28

Tho location of the Frcc-Road from this plnec TO the Warn,
Springs Mountain, has at length been finally determined. Atn uasI-
i y oi n Commissioners on Monday last, the report of Mr.. Crozst,
the cili engineer OF the State, who had been engaged in making
examinations of the several rontes proposed, was laid before tbom.
winch was found 10 pfoponderatc in favor Of the Panther eup route,
mo tnat route was accordingly selected. We understand that A
BOND was voluntarily offered by some gentlemen Interested in ,hi,
ioca,,ion' guaranteeing tue commissioners. from all claims for llama
ges ny ianhholders along the route, which was accented. Three
sections oil the road arc to he let ont to contractors next north.
Ihefe d now a good prospect that we shall. ere LONG have .
continuous artificial road from this place to the Ohio river at QUAY
andottc, ond thence TO tho Erntncky line. The Jacksor,s rivoy
turnpike, we are informed, il STEADILY advancing under tho manage.
mem men OF our ielow,ciizen, Efasmus Striblng, osq.-and, il ia lhst.
VIII be completed by The first of january. fShatnton So,etntar, -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-03
New Orleans Packets.

Having been engsgedinthe New Orleans trade
ID xitb our s:hoonerst the TRANSPORT and the
nTNT1LNGTON'S BiRGEs during the laot season,
n r,eiyinc considerable encouragement from ship
-. ws Mil undertake TO keep both Of these vessels
,nure in that trade. The WAsHINsroy's BAuss viii
{. IN rraAiness to sail about the middle of January, and
= any time that a ~suiicien; quantity to make IL an CD
ON. saw half cargo, offers 1t either Richmond or
,L,,niria. one of the vessels will be sent to either
,hce. tosye expense to shippers; orwhen such qaa'-
ly should offer as to make It OF less Importance u,e
-, v;lbe Dad bv US To Norfolk. In point ofsail-
Il. these vessels have proved themselves equal, il not
gn,ror, To any in the trade; and the masters shall! be
rch as will be approved OF
r.. CHURCHwARD s SON,
Norfolk, nov %
: The Alexandria Gazette, Richmond Compiler,
nd Petersburg Republican, will please insert the
,,,,e m the 5th December, AMI afterwards insert the
gs dole, Il, and then forward their accounts tor pay
"a, X e.. u s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-03
District Of Columbia,
COUNTY, of alexandria, Set.

county ~ pfttIHHu| w, oCt.
APRIL TERM, 1880.
Robert Clarke, Complainant,
against
John T. Henderson, James Robinson
and Stephen Shinn, trading under I'm
the firm of Robinson & Shinn, ami
Samuel Lindsay and Laurence
Hill, trading under the firm of
Lindsay & Hill, Defendants.
TIME Defendant, John T.-Henderson, not having
i entered his appearance to this suit, and given Sc
curity according to the statute and the rules of this
Court. and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
upon affidavit filed, that the said John 7. Henderson is
not an inhabitant of the District of Columbia, on the
motion of the Complainant, by his counsel, tits
Ordered. That the said Defendant, John r. IIender
son, do appear mere on or before the first day of next
November Term, and answer the bill of the Complain.
ant, and give security for performing the DEGREES of
the Court; and that the other Defendants, Robinson &
Shinn and Lindsay & Hill, do not pay away or secrete
the debts by them owing TO-, OF the money, estate, or
effects, in their hands, belonging to, the sid absent
Defeadant, John I. Henderson, until the further order
and decree ofthis Court; and that Il copy of this order
be forthwith published in the Alexandra Phenix Ga
zette for two months successivelv, and that another
copy be posted ut the front door Of the Court House of
said County.
Test: EDM |. LEE, C. c.
rnay &c -op
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-03
Brass F oundery.

0ACHARAH NICHOLAS begs leave to inform his
III friends in AIexandrfa and its vicinity, and the pub
he generally. that having, at great expense, establish
ed q BRASS FOUNDRY on Water street, for the
nurpose of casting A%NDIRoNs, with every otherspe
cies of work Connected with the business, he assures
them that he will cas-, and finish any work which may
be entrusted to him as weiland as cheap As can be
n-ocured from any Of the Northern Cities. lie will
also make or repair Soda Fountains upon application.
He has, moreover, employed workman from England
to conduct the Cutlery Business, and solicits a portion
of the public patronage. AL kinds of screws-brass'
iron, steel, &c. cut TO order.
Applications NAV be made either a. the Foundery on
Water street, or at his old stand on Fairfax street.
may Is