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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-01
Thermometers.


A HANDSOME Supply Of Thermometers, various
~ patterns. just received and for sale low, by
aug HUGH CHARLES SMITH
DRaWS 1O-M0RRQW
Grand Consolidated Lottery.
Class No. Is for 1881,
10 be drawn at Wilmington del. on TUESDAY .rc.
HIGHEST PRIZE $40 600.
iieketsfo ooi naive IS SO; quarters l Is.
TO DE had ut
J. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
Ring Street., opposite the Franklin House Hotel.
DRAU,S TO- MORROW.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. Is for 1881.
Will be drawn at Wilmington, Del. on Tuesday, Aug
HIGHEST PRIZE 100000.
Tickets IS; halves 2 so; quarters l IS.
To be hadin q variety Of numbers ut the Office of T..
!. CoRSE,
kotfery and RGehangt Broker, Rierandrin
DRAWS TO-MORROH.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. ID for 1881,
Will be drawn at Newcastle, [Del.l on Tuesday, the
prize of $4,000 1prize Of $4,000
| do of 5000 &c. &c. &c.
Tickets s.; halves 2 so, quarters 1 IS.
10 be hadIn a variety of numbers, at
j.. II. WHITES
Lottery Office, Rosalsrtel.
Draw ing of Delaware st. Peters Lottery, M. 9.
Is SO 81 5 16 81 IL SIS so
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-01

4 hANDSohE Supply Of Thermometers, various
n Pa'erns' just received and for sale low, by
aug HUGH CHAIR ES SMITH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-08-01

ID V virtue Of a decree of the Circuit Court for the
ID County Of Aiexandria, in the case of Benjamin
Plum ct al VS. Joseph b plum ct al. T. shsIl. on 81.
IURi.4H. the 3GM day Of The present m6nth, sell to
the highest bidder, the following
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29
Mime.
fruit.
New Huuks. etc

New Monks. etc.
nlvID MARTIN has just received his supply lot
ID tue season of
BOOKS AND STATIONARY, Viz:
School booSs in general
FlUiy bibles, school bibles
Rocket bibAs, elegantly bound
Sucks OF Common Prayer II. various sizes y oihd'hSs
Ne,c Books, piS:
hIe Bun's school geography, by S. G.. Gooderioh
Elements of Mythology, for the use OF Schools
IN Si4nese Twins, sc by the author OF feIiah
t-ler ~ Iadlelity
Halls lectures on school keeping
Meredith Gil the mystery OF Mescliiansa
History OF the hate Revelation in France
Reports on !ocomoiiye and fixed engines. Accounts
The Liverpool and Manchester Railway, vain plates
t'o, neat editions Of The fohOwiag useful ~orTS'
Nfnoit's Elements OF Physics
payne's clements OF mental and moral science
Rush on the mind; Goods book oi nature
Oewees on children; DEVICES on females
BeaOn the teeth; Henry's chemistry
The young millwright.& miller's guide, with plates
Ncholsoiis operative mechanic and Driush ma
cLiuisl
stationary:
Post, cap, folio post aud deny writing paper
Vote paper various sizes
~porcelaia gold visiting cards
Wrapping paper; bonnet boards
Back lead pencils
Ever-poiated pencil cases, Some very low
Maynard X NGyes' ink aud INK powder
Mathematical instruments, a great variety
chinese and English ehessmen
BiAak books of almos, every description
Soh, silver, and steel pens, penknlves' &c. &C.
Al which he offers fol- sale ut his store' Ming 81.
Hcod dor eas; Of Royal street, Alexandria. Couh'ry
'S5eaNNs who purchase in town would do wen 10 can
''a exsnine his stock ofSchoOl Books aud Stationary
'prlS-dlCt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29
Sugar, Molasses, sc.

Sugar, Mo\asses, &c.
100 HHDS. New Orleans and Porto Rico sugars,
1UU part of which are prime
- bhls. white and brown Cuba do
6 do Porto Rico do
10 hhds. New Orleans molssses
2pipes Cognac brandy, Godisrd's brand
a do Holland gin
Is hhds. and brls. Lisbon VINE
? half pipes sherry do
- cat,v boxes gunpowder tea
half chest p~oushong do
100 pieces German Hessians
100 do brown rolls
6 do fine bleached tickiinburgs
100 bundles Crooks cotton yarn
1900 quincy bags
100 bundles binders and bandbox boards
$50 reams super ard No 2 and 5 letter paper
90 do Pot and Cap DO
Bakers and L~aphsm's no ! chocolate in Boxes
aud half
Patent shot, from the PhGnis Co. assorted
1000 bushels Turks Island salt
For sale by ). A~EssERshlih
apr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29
EIr safe or barter,

,U,,,E Tot nearl, opposite the late dwelling house
Of Mr. James Keith, sen. deceased, ,ei!gh'y,elsh'
CO.. = on Water street, extending east to Union street.
.siso. the Lor and wH.7Rf commencing at ths eo," &c.
Of Wilkes and Union streets. fronting on sne ;Ser' sub.
;so, eacS "a a ground rent of thirty-two dohars :"
ne,y.twd1ecnts This property viii ne excnsIseu
sar = comfortable dwelling house, elig'b!y stua n@l.
Applyto
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29
Earthenware, China, y Glass


The subscriber offers for sale, at mode
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rate prices, a beautiful assortment OF the
above articles; among which he would
enumerate
A Blue and crimson Liverpool dinner sets
Blue aud brown printed do eweIs and ba-
~ sins, sc.
~ Do do do do cups aad sau
49, GERS, plates, &c.
French tea china cups and saucers and plates,
gold band
English do do do, PLAIN and gH'
Bronze astral, mantel, bracket and shop lamps
CT. IS lamps, ball, msntel, signal
Gu. glass dscanters, tumbiers and wines
DO dishes, bowls and celeries
A general ass ,rtment of pressed, moulded, and
plain glassware
ALSO,
so gross patent BRISTOL porter bottles
English and German pipes
90 boxes fresh lemons. in fine order
25 baskets of salad oil, (Bordeaux) stamped bot
ties, said to be 10y connoiseur) unusually
pure and fine
apr6 ROBERT II. hiLLhR.
CT National Iptelligencer and Georgetown Coihm'
will publish the above eo3t.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29
IOhn Z. MandeA

John Z. MandeA
ID RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the pub
IL lie that he has, at his old staud, corner OF King
and Royal streets, opened
LOTTERY e. EXCHANGE OFFICE.
Connected with " hich he has for sale ~ kinds of
Snuff, Cheering Tobacco, and Segars.
lie also has on hand, and will continue to keep, an
assortment of
FANCY GOODS-Such as Q
Canes, pocket pistols, pistol TASKS
Rodgers and other fine pen knives
Fancy soaps. Naples do; fancy extract
Bears and antique oil
Segar cases. pocket books
Purses. genuine Cologne water
Fine and common snuff boxes
French shaving boxes
Emerson's razor straps, hair powder
One musical box, silver thimbles, sc.
apr %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29
Real Bottling Cellar.

N J. SALVETAT has on hand an assortment OF
CHAMPAIGN e CL9RET WINES, among
which are Vim Blanc de Grave. Madeira, sc. OF his
own importation. London Porter. tib6errs Brown
Stout, Albany. Newburg and Philadelphia, George.
sown AMI Aiexandris Ale and Porter; bottled Crab CT
Ter All these he is prepared to send round to his Gus
toners in prime order. Good strong and distilled Vi
ne gar; corks of various qusites.
nyeinp and securing continued as heretofore. Cash
given for old bottles.
N. B Orders for any of the above articles will be
attended 10. either for hume or abroad, 10 suit the eli
mates TO which vessel. may be bound An obJect OF
some importance 20 commanders who are aware oilheir
cabin stores being thus preserved.
ROYAL Street, Alexandria, apr6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29

GEO. JOHNSON s. Co.
nFFgR for sale. at their FIRK PROOF WAREHOUSE
" ON TWINS wharf, ,
J. Howsrd, March & Co IS best Madeira Wines IN
bhds, Or casks and Fights
2Oboxcs of chewing tobacco, IN pounds al re"u'-
ell prices
% kegs do, l%S'
50 sacks blown salt
80 bushels white corn
~ 90 clean oats
90 d. Occoquan bran
nty are the agents for sale of Forte Pianos' ana
lorler any dcscriptH. wanted; which nsea no. &c
ken s.er arrival If found not 10 piease' ana hase u"
,b1,S / so,,re corncred piano, warranted, At Sl9o
round cornered do 10 2lo
,n-N
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29
MA NXN1a H@lDAY M0RNA992 AP8Nhs I'D, 3Sge M&W S3&4hSe vW vE-MVeAgS
Warehouse to Rent.

GA The Warehouse at the corner of King & Union
streets, now occupied by Mr. James n. hcRea,
may be rented, and possession given 18th July next
Abr 81 SAML. b. LARMOUR e Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29

Scott X Wright,
rCorner of Ksag and Royatstreets,l
UvAyE received. per schooner Virginia. from Ne"
I'll York, part OF their ~
AMONG WHICH AnE
hh,.. black and fancy coloured CLOTHS
Angola csssimeres
Ias,;nps and circassians
Ginghsms and calicoes
Grape de Lyons
White and brown drslhngs
Irish linens and lawns
Italian, Swiss and fancy crsyats
Gauze scsrfs and handkerchie's
GentIemen's super hoskin gloves Wits
ladies' do do do ana NUTS
Silk and cotton hosiery, sc. &c sc
apr 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29
Brass F~OunAery.

uACuAnIAH NICHOLAS begs leave to inform biz
II friendsin AIexand,is andits vicinity, and the pub.
lie generally, that having. at great expense, establish
ed y BRASS FOUNDERY on Water street, for the
purpose of casting ANDtItONS, withievery other spe-
cies of work connected with the business, he assures
them thathe will cas-, anh finish any work which may
be entrusted to him as welt and IS cheap ss can be
procured from any Of the Northern Cities. He will
also make or repair Soda Fountains upon application:
lie has, moreover, employeda workman from England
- conduct the Cutlery Business, and solicits . portion
ofthe public patronage. Al kinds Of crews-brssss
iron, steel, &c. cut 10 order.
Applications NAV be made either at the Foundry on
Water street, or at his old stand on FAIRFAX street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-29
Sac0n.

bacon.
9li0N LBS. good bacon, assorted, for SAFE oy
~ooU SANL. B.. LARMoUR & Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-28
From, the Uaiiei States Gazette.

MEssRs. EDIroRs:-In looking over the names
attached to the protocol of the original Jackson
men, published in your Gazette of Saturday last,
was surprized, but grati6ed, to find that men once
so jealous in his cause could have been induced in
so generous and manly manner, to acknowledge
their error, and renouncs the worship of the false
"fdol." Twas, however, glad to perceive among
them, men noted for their sterling democracy,
and respectable character. The first, Nathan
Jones, Esq. of Blockley, is an old and inHuen-
tial democrat, who has never deserted his party
or his principles; who has represented US in the
State Legislature; and whose name / find at
tached to all the original calls, meetings. and
addresses, of the primitive Jackson men. John
NJ. Taylor, Esq. is now a firm veteran in the
same party. Col. Taylor was in the battle of
Quebec, under Montgomery, who fell near him
an old revolutionary soldier, who, at patriarch
knit sons of the Emerald Isle. An infexibIe
republican-colonel Taylor has never deserted
the banner Of democracy, or suffered one of its
stars to be furnished by intrigue, corruption, or
power, without raising his voice against the pol
luton The next name, that of James Thackara,
Esq. is equally distinguished in the annals of re-
publicanism; remember him as one Of the per-
secuted victims of the black list, IN '9S--when
the ferocity of party had starved him to his last
loaf; but still und aunted-undismayed he NOV
ed on determined republican. Mr.. Thackara
has been in the State Legislature; is remarkable
for his fidelity, zeal, and intelligence; and was
for some years Clerk of the House Of Represen-
tatives Of Pennsylvania. In politics he is distin-
guished for the integrity Of the old Romans; and
equals them IN knowledge and judgment. He
maintains his principles in defiance Of party and
Of power. The next gentleman is too well known
for his zeal in the cause Of democracy and Jack
son, to require any thing to be said in his praise
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-28

whole yeomanry Of Carolina. That they
are just in many respects, will not be denied,
and leave it to my readers to make an appllca::
ton. Your burdens, / say will still exist, and
you will still have following in woeful consecu-
tive order-those who are the ruined descend
ants Of beggared Aristocracy-the ignorant. or
the half educated children of pride, who, while
they are looking down with contempt upon those
mechanical occupations which constitute the We
ry bone and muscle. Of society, are themselves
half educated, or prematurely diplomatised into
professional existence. To what extent these
truths are applicable, let my readers also make
the application. How far this contagion has
spread itself over all classes Of the rising gene
ration and what will be the ultimate effect 1t,
who can divine? fear that those who think we
ARE not now called on to guard against moral or
physical pestilence,' do not see very far around
them. To me, it appears that follyis set in great
dignity and is full of words" The city is be-
sieged, and there is no wise man to deliver it,
because they will not hear him. ''Woe to thee,
o land," when slothfulness and ignorance have
brought thee to decay-and thy rulers are chill.
dren, naughty children, spoiled children.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-28
ORIGINAL POETRY.
Far she Phenir Gazette
MUSINGS.

Far she Phenir Gazette
MUSINGS.
Life has its sunshine and its showers-'tis like
child smiling through tears, whose innate glee
Breaks forth cen mid q storm of petty grief
Life has its changes too. lrecollect
How different was my childhood's waywardness
From the pursuits of study and Of love;
It's joys and cares from those Of ripper days.
Philosophy has opened her deep stores
To me, and now do not, dare not view
The works ofnature. as in infancy,
when the round moon seemed as golden isle,
Set in a sea Of azure nothinguess,
And the bright stars as homes Of happy souls,
Released from this worlds bondage;-the rsinbow,
As the bright arch that canopied with light
Some festival of saints in ether wide,
Fit tapestry for such banquet place,
Or as the work OF an Almighty hand,
lHstructmg, swing, and deiigh,ing man.
Csres, thoughts Of lucre, and ambition, then,
win Oft intrade themselves uncaed,
Breaking the brightest link in Memory's chain,
Aud dArkening up my thoughts. like to shadow
Cast by cloud upon same sunny stream.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-28

Stephen Simpson, Esq. William Hewitt. f.
aIthous Oh not politician of the ordinary cast 3,
ever been known as an unwaverng disciple Of =
Jefferson school, and one of the earliest Az
most jealous friends Of Jackson. Henry II
Hughes, ESQ. is WE'LL known, for having bro.,
down his constitution in the cause Of the "b.
ro'-(pardon me, Messrs. Editors, for suIs
when mention the hero.) Mr.. Hughes was h.
secretary of all the Hickory and jackson cIub,
of this city; ard his pen, his purse, and his De-,
sou were equally useful to the "cause." wf;5
he has now so magnanimousIy renowned, und.,
the conviction that his democracy would b.
tainted by longer supporting an ultra FEEDER
President.
The names of most of these signers are attact.
ed to the first Jackson neutrality-suspicious.
and addresses--in one Of which the character \
Jackson is compared to Washington; and wa!
! believe. the origin Of that profane and ride.
Ious title" The Second Washimston;" I'd
" hich offence. however, after making atonemer,
they deserve and must receive absolution; 1,
which sin. and which repentance, am myself !
partcipator and penitent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-28

We conceive it to be duty to publish the ca
ses of death by HydrophOb,a, which we find in
these DAYS so frequently reported in the news
papers. Not loug since we copied distressing
account of Hydrophobia. from the Petersburg
Intelligencer. The same paper of the Goth inst.
has the following:
Departed this life, on Friday, the ed instant,
IN the 9Th year of his age, THOMAS WAvEBLEY
BRANCH, eldest son of Mr.. Thomas Branch, Of
our town. He died of Hydrophoba. He was
bitten BY puppy on the 4th day of June last.
Some thirty or forty wounds were inflicted on
the hand and the wrist. Medical aid was had in
half an hour, and the wounds carefully washed
and freely touched with caustic potash. The
caustic was repeated several different times, and
the wounds made to slough. No unpleasant
symptom appeared until the forty-sixth day,
when, on sudden at school, there was visible
alteration of countenance. In the evening Of the
same day, he complained Of pain in the wound
of the ear, and uneasiness in the abdomen. was
drowsy and apparently uncomfortable, but drank
water as usual. At sunrise on the 47th day, the
Hydrophobic symptoms were distinctly marked,
and from that time TO the moment of his dissoIu-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-28

Serious .96ar. Yesterday morning some d.
6culty occurred at Jersey City, between Cap,u
Young and Doctor Olcott, which resulted in b.
stabbing of the Doctor BY the Captain, in ltp
places: hopes are entertained that the woupt
will not prove mortal. Doctor o. was attendr.
professionally the life Of Capt Young.
CN T. Com ADJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-28

BY the ship Louisiana, arrived last night I'D
New Orleans, the French Company Of COu|
dams forty three in number, reached this city.
In the course of few evenings, they will mail
their debut at the Park.-N y Mer. .ddr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-28

Katharine. After getting outside the Moro Cas-
tie, the silver was put iato the run Ut the vessel
when we have proved these facts to you we shall
rest the case. We do not know that the compa-
ny will attempt to impeach the character Of the
plaintiffs. They are highly respectable mer'
chants in this city, and notwithstanding this loss
they have promptly met all their commercial en-
gagements and carried on their business TIL TINS
time. And now asser, that not particle OF
evidence can be offered. to place their eharac'
ter in an improper light before you. ..a -,
The jury gave a verdict for the plaintiffs oil
the whole amount claimed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-14
THE WEST INDIA TRADE.

I" are not assoDi'bed st the view which our W ,rlb,
friend HezektGh Niles takes OF The late British CoIo.
MA .dct. The man who would hail MIR. M,I,n,,,s a,
ftngsinent with murmurs and discomfort VINO josi.,.
81 'hat we should be worse of with q dirss, 4 adj,
'"an we were without ", is not The man To- turn hs
oacR upon any asstr Tor, however crude, parad.xie.l
or ne must excuse us Tor saying, absurd.- was with
20 turprbe, there fore, that the FOLLOWING eroskinss In
'oe Ett weekly III 'gisier, reached our ear
pave oftsn spoken Of the loudly proclaimed
"es' iodis arrangements Of McLaus, made under cir.
cumstaDces much TO he regretted, and io a n1nn,f,r do.
rtga.oIy 70 the national reputaiiOn-and exprs,s,d our
eonVleuon matt would rather bs 10 furious than benz
heial 10 US, as we think that the small ptselics -bIsh
we nave hao under IL has siresdy abundan Nv proved.
-ou' we must suppose hat every hope Of prof, wh.eb
wac rsdfiy entertained by aoy intellig snI person urder
MAJ arrangement, NUT now be abandoned. 70, we
isks u as settled, iha, large amount OF Ameyiean
tonnags when was employed in cup, lyips the p n,sb
West IL dies by wsy Of St. Tpona &c. " T. nov n.
nearly all sup9rceded by British ICnnsgeAuo, only IN
ths tsr spotia ion OF our -four, 6e. to the West Injie,
bu' Tor he imPtrta ion Of N. pfodue's of The W.st In.
diep, into the ports OF the Uu,ed Sisies-wbieh will
he bandst meiy emheIlisbed with The grand cross Of 81,
bsorge. Bd', perhaps, we shsI have soms,biog IN
ba'arcs Tie Injurious effects to this p,ciect, IN the b..
Ter price o certain products OF ONO, p ,nnsyIyani, and
New-f TX, &c. bordering on ihe great lakes, the Ar.
ket Tor winch will be 10 Canada, iof IN. suc ptv AZ IN.
British Wss, Indies; Gfeat Bri,siu, bov,Ss,. aim.
power wbefe she IL most on xious 10 pssss.s it.and rb,eLe
log OF Wtsksbing our means for coup. ilion with n. f,
on hat element which she sInoai rex.tds AZ n,
own
The winds and ssss are Bdtsin's vide domain,
hV' = Without PhmissoH spfesdsV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-14

MISUNDERSTANDING Is, khfpnr'ei by lie wifi, wi b
,nlmItsbIs attractions shs !. very baudsorn~, gay, 20
lie ind seRsible; end ! bKLIkvr IN HER CONDUCT
PERFECTLY fuRE. By her advancement, in eireum-
stances, society, and the prospect o. personsi hsppiness,
through her marriage with Mr. Elton, she has become
the object OF ENVY, and Il seems, - TO BE THE
THEME OF sLANDER FOR A WHILE Hsr mother
ta rel sious woman, her sisers respectsble-oue the
wifo u tho chief clerk In ,he War Depsr,u ent-ths
other recently married to q respectable Methodist,
preacher, since q clerk in the Tr a-uty Department"
DO you observe how the Bulletin beistoss Def! He
has his match you may der nd upon ~. c un, much
on the good the Courier & Enquirer has In sore tor IN.
real Jackson party. Keep u for suitable occasions.
We shall want all your aid. Without your paper ana
The Argus OF Albany. aud your namesske Al Richmond.
our literary battalion would mus or email. AZ 10
wal'h he lsshes away at present, pretty Justify bu,
how long will he keep Tho ,ractl
The following 10 an extract IRON The letter Of The Is h
August. 1929. no, publi.hsd =
WARRINGTON, 18th Augds', 1929.
look forward 70 Tho time whom tho Courier & En-.
quirer will be Q powerful auxiliary 10 tho supper, o.
The present naturalization aud is real friend.. con.
slider tho Telegraph Of This city di.credi,able to auy
laeaion. and feel pretty we'll assured IL will be found \
sheer hulk upon the hands Of Calhoun end lnebam. be.
Tore the end OF tho next session OF Congress. l know
the sentiments and feelings oil many powerful adbs rent,
OF the standardization Of Gen. Jackson, Who will no,
brook the incidence Of such a hyena, and will eo,ribu,s
to Danish him"
Comment 10 unnecessary. We have st,ipped this
correspondent OF the Journal o. Commerce of the bypo.
critical cloak OF patriotism, which he has assumed. and
we leave him to stand before the public In his true iish
IN y. Courier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-14

DOLLARS REWARD-Ranaway from the
Subscriber living in CHESTER field souniy, on tho
I'D Gay Of May lasi, a negro 10y named latter
SON. sixteen or seventeen y'srs Of sg., tall and we'll
propornoneo, 'Pr,gh0y appearance, light compiscts6,
hoe full bead OF hair, will a very noted scar above and
immediately u"d-r one OF his tT-s, not reeollecied
which, accustomed from a burn wheD a smslt child.
w"i give me above reward 10 any person that will de.
liver him 10 me in Ches,s, field county, or secur. him
10 Jail go lba' 1 shall get him. II taken out Of the Slate
r fy Dolisrs, upon his being sonfusd In Jail, and in.
lorna ion transmitted 10 me, 80 that 2 may get him.
All fnssters oil vessels and Others are forwafned from
~harboring or carrying The ssid boy away a. their peril.
ROBERTSON TURPIN
June II. I0-w4ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-06-14
CLERKS.

CLEhkS
For Circuit Courfs.
Bdnlpshre-John Is. White.
Lee-Alexander Mills.
Scott-John S. Martin.
RusseI-James p. Carroll.
Ordnge-Reynolds Chapman.
(and Messrs. Richard M. Chapman. and nj,
A. Page, COn'missionersJ
let; rson Robert T. Brown.
During the present month, the several County Courts
are TO elect their C7, rhs and C0nsfo6es , the former
Ior seven years. the latter for two.-The County Sur
veyors are 10 be elected in August next.
County Court Clerks.
Ohio-John McCuiiock.
Rocktngham-Henry J GambiII.
R0ck6rtdge-McDowell Reid.
F~Tederick-Thomas Allen Tidball-fre- elected imam.
imously 81 Justices presently
toTpor0fion Court Of Winchester Lemuel Bent-
reelected.
NOMINATIONS.
Congress-Philip Doddridge is announc ed az a cam
cidate Tor the Brooke District.
~SeHafe-Charles 5. Morgan for the District of RAN
doPh, Preston and Monongalia-John l.. Smith OF Har.
dy, Tor the District of Shenandoah and Hardy.
Honse ~ Delegates IN thahiel Kuykendal,. Tbos.
karskadon, Clarke ID Powell, and Col. John Hans
6rough candidates for Hampshire Christian Simons
Tor Hardy"ESamuel II F~itzhugh, DR.. James w Gle
MEMS and John Patriot, for Oh o county.