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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-22
Cabinet Ware-Room.

Cablnet w arc NOOM,
Corner Of King and Washinston-streets.
TIME subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
i the public in general, that he has on hand an as
sortment of
NEAT q DURABLE FURNITURE,
warrantedequal to any manufactured in the District
find also assortment of
VENETIAN CURTAIN BLINDS
All of which will be sold at the lowest cash prices on
the usualcredit puuetlRl customers.
febl W.. FERGUSON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-22
IN THE PRESS, AND SPEEDILY WILL BE PUBLISHED
VNe Orators feXt book:

COntoiaing rariety Of inieresting Passasss' IN
Prose and Verse, selsc ed from the best a'ahors,
as Exercises IN Reading and Recitation; also,
4 Debate, composed By James Sheridan Knosc-
les, author of Tirginius, &c. for the purpose
of exercising The Students IN Argomentatfre
Defamation. To chich is prefred an intro
duction, containing an abstract Of Mr.. Walk-
er's system. and all the necessary rules Of the
,7rt Of Reading.
By DONALD MACLEOD. A. NJ.
Lecturer ON Eioeia,On.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-22
For Rent OF Sale,
To Nent,

To Nent,
Luk The FIRE proof Brick Warehouse
AHf75tE at the corner Of Prince and Union Streets
r. at present occupied by Mr. James Koon n
3}5 SON. Possession given on the hrst OF
ipri and the present occupant would probably give
it immediately ifrequested.
also TO RENT,
The Brick Store on Fairfax street, adjoining
the resi- ence ofthe Rev. Mr Walton 1t will be rent
ed low, and immediate possession given: ApP'yto
dec3l w. FOWLE q 20.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-04-22
Morse Il y0sseAyn,
Ill A II s I! I!

w"0NoO o H"oS01SH'
Corner Of King and loyal SITS. .7lerandr'a,
AVE on hand, and Goa niue to manufacture, HATS
Il of the various qualities aud fashions now worn,
for sale, wholesale or retail
They have received by the latest arrivals from New
York and Philadeipha, complete assortment OF
Hentiemen's,
Ladies' and Chiidren's Beavers and Caps
OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS:
Together with full assortment Of Hatters' Furs,
Trimmings. bye stuffs, &c. &c.
Country merchants are invited to call and examine
their assortment, they will sell good terms as
can be had elsewhere. dec 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20
Chlckahominy Land for Sale.

VIE subscriber IS empowered by decd of trust
from Judge Hay and others, of record in ,b.,
Office OF the clerk OF Henrco county 10 seIl ana no
now Offers Tor sale, the estate called Ashfinld con-
ABOUT ninc hundred and thirty acres: situated
on Chckahominy, IN the county of fIcnrico abou,
seven miles from the city of Richmond.
The estate consists Of two parcels: the unner scr.
ara'ed from the lower by slip of lard about four
hundred yards wide. The upper parcel contoigs
about $50, and the lower about 500 acres
On the upper parcel there is an excellent br;ct
dwelling house, GO by 81 feet, having six laree and
two small rooms, and four large closets. The honse
was quit about the year 1914, and Is said TO be ne
sood Us any IN the county. The storo-roofn and
gardeners house are also of brick. The other hon.
ses' kitchen, servants apartments stables and corn
mouse, NC are of wood. About one-third of thi,
tract is as am told, what is called woodland 40 o-
10 acres OF which cleared and in meadow. wbicy,
may wlth little trouble, be kept antlv irrirned
Oh the lower tract. containing about 500 acres
there are barns, stables, &c. but no
out that Intended for the Overseer II has GOOD
scne ior dwelling house near IN excellent snrinr
nnu most abundant supply of fire wood. There "a
iSo au orchard on It, is represented thnt of this
tract between one ond two hundred acres arc wood
ano' mat may be easily cleared and that are canal
10 any land OH ChickabomIny.
inc district of Country IN which these lands ,r q,
alcd Is SAID to he very healthy and entirely exetnnt
from ague and fever ""'P>
oh having The purchase money and tho ioterer,
oi payable semi annually, satisfactorily secured
fea pS H1sasi Will be y sSes e The purchaser
ser should so desire. ROBERT STANARB.
IN % -oawn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20
from The Richmond Ego,,iy,r.

The r. J. "Licry Snboiorn" Of the 25th uli. has
started letter from Mr. Jefferson, "to Distinguish
cd manufacturer and capitalist Of MassacbusctIs." IN
which he dcscau's upon Tho American system. and
Expresses tho following opinion Of Mr.. Clay.
fou ask my opinion Of tho merits Of Mr. rry Cyoy and
nus policy Tor tito protection OF domestic industry aud manufso
lures These arc questions which feel some dccacv abou,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20
Stock of Groceries at Auction

CONSEQUENCE Of my intention to len We Ricbrnon,l
Il will to close my business, sell At p-ss.c S..,
ton, on Friday, the 23d inst, at 10 O'clock. A. tho
store occupied by Shockoe Hill, all M sxacI
Sood' consisting Of the usual varis,y of 0rcee-
nave also, two excellent carts and ope ar.ve
wnicn VIII sell privately between this and the ~
Of sale, or otherwise will sell on that doy-Terms :,
ne winch will De conducted by OILS, Dunlop g. Co.
y zo-'s JOHN TYLER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20

III 4 mock affair of Convention has been hold in
Vermont, ut which Gen. Jackson was re-nomnated
Tor the Presidency, and Jackson Candidates for Gov
ernor, ldeut. Governor and Treasurer for the State
The people will settle that matter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20

ours ten tImes and that OF Andrew Jackson no oncc
MRS. BARNEY'S LETTER-Wben we .,,+.
ed that we intended To keep supply oftbe Letter ~
this lady TO Gen. Jackson, for those who miobt Van,
Il, we had no idea the call would have been anv tbno
like what IT has been Besides orders for then, fto
the country by hundreds, they every day called
for at he office by all classes Of people, from childrcr
to aged men, who take them sugly by the dozen and
IN larger quantities. This morning we have orders
from abroad for thau 1900 copies and we have
not ten copies on hand Our press shnll be kent ro
ing and we hope our brethren every where will fir
nish the Letter from their presses where il NAV he
wsn.cd--. Bait Pat.
! TOBACCO.
STATE Of The mGrket-There is n fair dcmand Fcr
stemming qualities very dry stron y rich tobacco for
shipment IN the leaf, and dark continental SORTS
! Refused, 50 80 to 81
! Common passed, 81 TO 81
Streaming qualities, 3f to Il
French to 81
Fine manufacturing. G TO IL
Our lmportations have decreased during the bar
vest, and vary from GO to 200 hhds per day.
.1nount Of Produce and Number Of Boafs Dasseo,
| dovn through the Lotrer Locks
! Jury I6 OF hhds tobacco, 81 kers and 36 boxes
manufactured tobacco, 40 brls -four 1851 bushels
wheat, bushels corn, tons sand 81 boats 10 coal
boats, o. bushels coal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20
SCRIvENER'S OFFICE

VESHH subscriber has taken an Office near the
Il Washington Tavern, and will draw Deeds.
Deeds OF Trust, &c. &c. Cor moderate compensa-
non ANY KIND OF writing that he is capable Of doing
will be Punctuully attended to- having studied law
he rs induced to believe that he can do whit he nyo
poses with much accuracy. He will also undertake
Inc collection OF accompts, and reduce to speciality
business in his linc--any communication led M bE
otfiee will be promptly attended to.
Y eO-St ARMISTEAD RUSSELL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20
.HE TREE-HILL RACES will. 9,

TIE IKEE-HILL RACES will. com
mcnce the first Tuesday in October next, and
continue as usual. A full meeting of the Clnb ~
desired at Free Hill the Monday evening preceding
Oct. 4tb to elect officers for the ensuing Club and
Tx the future spring and fall meetings
JAS n. SCLDEN.
jy 20--eaw3tc Pronr;a,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20
THE WATER WORKS

On Thursday last Cap H.iiiiam Pa,,niH wos G.
lected Sergeant ofihe town OF Petersburg, for the
Gu rent year, in the room of Roger Mallory, dec.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20

SIGNS in the list OF arrivals and depa,tpro. If
Canal boats at Massion ION tn. Ohio Canal. in n.
interior Of that State the name of Henry Clav or
ours ten times and that of Andrew Jackson not
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20
&tertto51 XaTe1.
THIS DAY.
BIZ OTIS DUNLOP \ CO.
Ix0Y0Q Sal> <~f E--.<--- =

Large Sale Of Furnitnr..' &c
~. no TUESDAY next. the soth -. = fO o,elocr.
WI % sold at the Government Hoe f,rsrssss~srs,
20 general repair large quantity o. srce|lSr1:s
Sono.nand FURNITURE, consisting in par 81
Ieas.eads, nattras.cs. bureaus tables, hair soS,'
chsirs, settees, an elegant pier table, With srSi.
s'ao Canton table China. knives ana fork. ~. 90
m, looking gasses, usoroen Curtains, with coss;c,.
oed and window curtsins, carpets. tenders, &c
Also several excellent CRATES with brass fhc,sv s.A
several sever. carved chimney pieces. Terms. 8 Sev.
e.edt on oil sums over $50, for approved neso,is s.
payable at either of the Banks By erder n
jy Is S' ""ets' !,
WE be sold on Monday the 10th inst. At 1ss
49,. s,ock r. NJ on the premises, under the dire.
,'on OF Messrs J. & 8. Cosby, Aucis the houss -
Duvss a yaS1s owned and
:. a. Grants The dwelling house. fitchee md
ted =, ,hs a.s 9. Of brick well nshed aud ad.p
mas been considered remarkably Ilcassnt one ,ist
Ia ,a'go yard and garden embracing two half acre
ots wei set with trees, and under GOOD enclo-
snie-aerms made known al the sale.
July 20 ct p. SsYrryr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20

The Westham Meeting House, about FIVE miles
from Richmond was forcibiy entered by some villains
through window. on the night of the 9Th instant.
They ro,-'ed the Book Case of number of books
belonging to the Sunday School, which is kept at
that place, and quarto Bible. II is requested that
any person offering such books for sale under suspi
c'ous rcumstnnces, may be stopped and any infor-
nation left at this Office, calculated to detect the
offenders, will be thankfully acknowledged Most Of
the books taken marked on the covers and other
parts "Westhan Sunday School Library
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20
.. Virginia State Lottery,
VIII he drawn on Friday, ut the EarIe Ho,si
PRIZES.

tickets So, halvcs SO, quarters IS.
/, For sale al T.. MIcKLES,
~ 20 Next below the door Of the Eagle Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-20
Extract of letter to the Editors, dated

H"trdct oil Ietter 10 The Editors, dated
Fort Armstrong, Missouri, July 3 1880
"A treaty Is to be held on the 9Th July at Prairi.
gu Cmen. Zen Clarke OF No. and Col. Morgan, u.
- Army Commissioners; supported bv fonr con,o
mes OF u. >. troops, FROM jefferson Barracks. They
have jnst passed here"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-03
COMMUNICATIONS.

Mn. EprroR: The propriey OF compromising
our Firemen for their exerrions in preserving
property, appears to be SD generally admitted,
that no opposition has, as yet, been made 10 the
bill now before Congress, Ia exempt them
from the performance of Militia duty. Wne-
,her this arise. from conviction nf the expe-
disney Of the MEASURE, wan, OF invesIigation
into the merits OF il, OF predominance OF sell
isb motives, I am at a loss 10 deter mine. l
shall ends avor, however, TO show that the Dill
does not merit that overwhelming appreciation,
which u is supposed II will receive. ne ne
cessity Of having an adequate force 10 protect
our coas, from Invasion, our interior from IN
surrec,ion no one will deny, is apparent; that
a we'll organised Militia are the proper bull
w.rk of the countrY.- its defenders in times OF
war, its protector times of peaee,-is FACT
which will also geSersiiy be admiuee l shall
now proceed 10 show thar The bill under consi,
dera,ionjs calculated materially TO inJUre. and,
as far as Alexsndria IS concerned, entirely de-
s,roy the Militia system; aud that, IT passed, We
shall be in the mids, OF a dangerous population
almos, without the means OF defence, should
defence be necessary. The bill provides Tor
;he attachment Of IS member. TO each Fire
COMPANY We have now Eve Companies,
which, il filed. (and there is Lo doub' bu' tina,
por,uniy to go by unembraced,l will require
375 men The number Of persons attending
our trainings ranges from 500 to S5o-Rsver
exceeding the la, er-consequsntly,p srades will
become entirely extinct, and the axe lsvelIed at
one Of the finest features Of our Government
one OF the principal stays of our Repu1lic-he
taking away Of which will euIai upon Us large
standing Army, with is onssquents, Civil DIS
cord and Military misrule. Again: IL iss MAJ.
ter Of doubt whether The services Of Firemrn,
in town so small as ours, where f'es are 30
unf-e quent, merit so large "qn'd' as fifteen
dollars per annum, and il he remuneration
should not be IN ade in some o her way shan by
an exemption from Militia duly. There are
no, more than three fires of any magnitude oc>
curing in :he course OF a yrar-which 'hrss.
on an average, do no; require more than "a
hours for their ex;inguishmenl 1t mus, be
then admitted, tina, the compensation named
above, is by far 100 great for the amount OF la
Dor; and iha, as our Militia are not iu,ended
only 10 prolec, that spot which hey inhabi',
but are required TO assist in The defrnce Of the
whole country when occasion NAV need, the
exemption of men from tina, duty for services
rendered within limited compass, would be
both improper and impol'ic. ClVlS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-03
Lalle flock. Ink. Fe6 2.

MURDERoUs BATTLE,-A gentleman VINO At :
rived here yeste rday. direc from the Western
Creek Agency, informs US, that war party 81
Ossages returned, before he LETT, from sue
eessful expedition against the Pawnee Indians.
He was lnform med by one of,he Chiefs that The
party surprised Pawnee village, high up on
the Arkansas, aud had il completely surround-
ed before the inma es were aPprisede OF their
a5proach Al first the Pawnees showed dis
position to res.r, bu 6uding themselves great
ly ou'numbered by their assailan's, soon SAL
lied forth from their village and took refuge IN
the margin Of lake, where they again made
stand.
Here they were agsinhemmed In by the Osa'
ges, who throwing away heir guns, Tel! u2on
Them with their knives aud tOmahawks, and
did not cease the work Of butchrry as long as
any remained 10 resist III m. Not one escaped!
AN we're s!ainW save q few who we're taken
prisoners; and VINO sre perhaps, destined 10
Suffer more cruel death than those VINO were
butte hered on the spot. Oar informant did not
learn wha' number Of the Pawnees were killed
blu; unde.sto that the Usage, brought IN
six,yor seventy scalps be,ides several prisoners.
The VIC 'orious paiiy do no, lose man.
We also learn that the Osssges are so much
ea'ed with this vic ory, that another war par
" were preparing 10 go OH an sxPrdi'ion a
gains, some Choctaws who reside on Red Eis-
er. with Wh"m hey have been at variance for
some iims oasr..-G Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-03

Mr.. BENTON contends tina, the following Will
be The results OF his plan:
Protection to every essential branch Of intustry3
9 Retaliation. as an alternative. where equivalents
are refused
8 Reciprocity of benefits, instead ofinJur'es
l. The abolition Of twelve millions OF du''es' " nome
on exports. ,rd,;.. .b,o,d
& determination between the articles which wise
nocy ores or does require, To be maze Al hume
and between the nations which grant, Ut fe'"'e' -
equivalents .,,,o.
Increased value fthe internal trade with MeSico.
We have Given the reader the skeleton oil
the scheme our situation compelling US 70 pe
con,ep, with this a, this tme. we shaif nave
more room shortly, and will then Puoiish inc
bill and speech al large.
From the axcited condition OF some portiehs
of he Union, and the intrinsic character oil MT
Ben,on's scheme. We consider i, very impor,
,ant measure, and anticipate its examination ny
the Senate with interest. 1t certainly gives
some promise cf effeciing that when mas oeeh
found i'm ossble and the value oil whicn can,
not be told or estimated "a reconciliation "
nor hern and southern interests. as afecteo ny
the tariff The Union, upon which the hopes
of Republicans in the Old World, and the
tranquility aud happiness Of the New, depend,
is even now endangered by the collision oil those
interests. That man will certainly be entitled
10 The hanks and applause Of the American
people, WHO can devise the means OF satisfying
the one, wi bout expressing or alternating Inc
orher-bring harmony oui Of discord-and re-
unite The affections Of every portion OF her pro-
pie TO the Government and The Union. Though
opposed 10 any interference with the lariH be-
fore time was given i, TO prove ITSELF. we DO
no, consider his subject in that Ii gh,, and we
hope i, may receive The candid aud dispositions
ale inquiry to which its importance ehtiiles H.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-03
Mn Eprou: Your correspondents have ire

Nh EDITOR: Your correspondents have ire
uueutiy, and very properly. commenced upon
The improprieties of1ersons' conduct a,Church
on the Sabbath; but there in one sub)ct 81
complaint tha, l do no, recollect ever to nave
sees hinIed at-i,is: the briagiug Of children
10 Church, whose parents have them under
such bad managem' nj a, home as 10 pre'en,
ihem leaving them there, but bring taem along
10 annoy those who may be disposed to arend
TO the ds,ies of the Sanctuary.
/ should be very sorry 10 say amy thing that
would prevent parents from bringing their
children who under proper discipline, and
who knew how TO conduct themselves: ii Is a
pleasing iigh, aud onewor'hy of"all praise !"
but If the parent have not Sufficient authority
to restrain his child, or does Tot wish 10 txer-
else II, he had better keep the DARLING d, home
for It 1rly rxposrs both l..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-03

HlsToRy OF ScorLAND.-It was announced
some months since, that by an arrangement,
Sir James Macintosh was engaged in prepar-
ing popular history Of England, Thomas
Moore like history Of Ireland, and sir Waller
Scott similar one OF Scotland. The irst vo-
lume Of the latter work has been received and
published by Carey and Lea The history
commences with the decline of the Roman pow
er in Grea' Britain, and is brought down to the
reign Of James w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-03

Mn. BARIoN's SPEEcH.-rhe racy. purr.
but some " ha. unsenafoyial (if we may comb,
word) speech Of Mr.. BARTON, Of Missouri i
reply 10 his colleague, Nj. BESroy, has be-,
very generally published and rc0d; ard Il,
newspaper critics Uf III. Administration id,
have been busy with boIh its manner and m
matter. Among Others, The eluds and lrcs
tlie Editor Of The Richmond Eoqui,er is mss
prominent; aud with becoming gravity he dr.
courses upon It's improPrie,y and It's person.
character. or all persons in the world, b.
Editor Of the Enquirer should bt he las 10
talk thus! Has he forgotten Mr. R,SDolPsi
outpourings in The Srna'e: which were euy
way coarser, more virulent, more ranco,Ols
more personal, than any hing ever head lh,r
before or since, If he has, lei him IurO 10 BIS
flies, and read them there, accompanied b.
his own hon,ed paragraph, Of AAreY and
praise. He mus; have a strange memory Orh
would never lead him into SO many incOuslr
tencie, in word and deed; or he mus, be,
caIlous to Certain feelings which most men .n
ap, 10 prize very highly
We are not the defenders or the apologies
Of such speeches as are occasionally heard 10
our deIibera,ive assemblies, aud to which t'a
Mir BARroN's may be said TO belong |" b"
Case, however, the excuses for too much pet
sonal remark are various and evident; and fh
pardon, with even fas,idious readers, "'iI d
more readily grained, in consideration Of 10
meri,ed chasiisement he inflicted upon The a.
thor Of the East Room Letter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-03

OLD Aar.-The Chambersburg Repository
gives an account Of n man, named John Hill,
liviag 10 that vicinity, who, from the best in.
formation that Can be obtsined from himself
apd others, is between l2o and $50 years of
age. He served George the l, ii, ard III, as
soId,,r-,he latter tine LAST time, in this country
under General Braddock, and was considered
too old for soldier when our revolutionary
war broke out! He enjoys pretty coed health
at present, and appears likely 10 yet have some
years in sto,e. His habits through life, SO far
a. The msmsry Of any now living runneth, af.
ford no argument OF temperance being necessa>
y to longevity!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-03

We are rejoiced 10 believe that the dl'Hh'"
doctrines avowed by The Columbia lele'c0r
are no, those entertained by the people oil 'o'"
Carolina. Indeed we are quite confident ''''
the high and enduring lessons OF ps'o'''"
lief, by the distinguished CafoIioisns oil new
lutionary days, will not be forgotten BY her 80"
Of the pres.n, time. Who can read the eI''
quent eulogium pronounced by Mr.. HAHSsOp
on his native STATE, and think, for mom'''
that she will ever consent t. tarnish he: e'e''
cheon, or blot her fair fame
The late anniversary Of the BIRTHDAY u
WAsHINoToN has drawn out sentiments o. ~
tachment 10 the Union, in South Ca'o'"''
which put TO shame the reasonable ard IRONY
harrangues Of the Disunion junIa.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-03

Madame Shakerly, (says foreign paperl Of
whom we had occasion 10 speak last week, is
distinguished by several peeuliarities iodepen.
dent Of her beauty. In the Partisan ball rooms
she i. considered one Of the best dressed among
the stegantes, and one of the bes, dancers amoog
her rival bellies. But her perfection in s,pim
ming is equally remarkable. and she is an adj
mir.ble shoi; with her eqapags de ehasss, two
dimiputivs pointers, and iigUt gun, she is said
10 form an exqisile picture.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-03

Mr.. PoINsErr AND MExIco,-Ihis is The IT.
tie of pamphlet which we have 'stel''''
written in reply toa British pamphlet com
men,ing on the conduct Of the American AF
mister at Mexico. II is very able ard n'n'
factory explanation and defence OF MI FO"'
sets course during his stay al rha Govern,
ment, and effecrually vindicaes The policy I"
our Government with regard 10 that OF NeIN"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-03

Messrs. A. W. Clap'on and Eli Ball, Min
i,,ers Of the Gospel, Virginia, have published
a small volume, entitled Wisdom's Voice."
consisting Of q selection Of the best addresses
and sermons agains' Intemperance. Their OBJ
ject is entirely philanthropic.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-03

\ stable attached TO the Ursnline Convenr,
near Boston, was burnt on Tuesday las,,'ogetb-
TT with horse, cows, Sc. The Boston Pari.
et says, II IS The general belief that il was set
on fire, as there is no other probable cause
k"owr, and as several buildings have lately
heen fred in tina, quarter.