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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03
Y0 Rent

70 WeNt.
So That ELIGIBLE STAND for bust
Ss.r ness at the corne, oi King and Pitt streets,
Inss now occupied by rhomee jacobs. Posses
xaa&Mk sion given on the 18Th of \pril. Apply to
mar 26 g. VI Z, S a. JANNEY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03
Section 4 of La,c passed Nayeh. 1851.

"Be it further enacted. That the assessors be- and
they hereby authorized to require from every own
er or possessor furniture, kept for use an
account of its aggregate value, at fair market price,
at the time of rendering such account, and true list
of all ground rents which may be payable to such per
IN or persons; AID any such person persons
uuired and after being informed of the provisions Of
this section refusing to render such account such
list of ground rents, to give such information the
assessors may enable them to make such valuation
on such list of ground rents. he, she. they, Of
Tending, shall forfeit and pay the Of twenty dol
lars; aud where the have cause to
suspect they have received fair estimate of urni.
ture list Of ground rents, such information
as may enable them to make fair valuation of furni
ture list ground rents, they shall the value
Of such furniture list of ground rents, according to
the best OF their Knowledge and judgments and should
the person assessed deem him herself aggrieved,
he she shall have right OF appeal to the Common
Council"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03
y. Q. Molasses and Pork.

an HHDS. New. Orleans Molasses
XU IS bbls. prime Pork, N. York City inspection
Landing from schooner Decatur. Powell, for sale by
apr 2-(W. RI LINDSAY, HILL & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03

MUSEUM
Open daily, from 10 to u, NJ, and from to 5,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03

I'm the premises, at the public auction; on the second
- Wednesday, the 8fh Of June n,rt, my
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03
William FOWle & Co.

i q e o. I " q q u . q Il v N Y,
Handsomely yecuted m,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25
STATE OF FRANCE.

Translation of n letter from II gentleman Of Pa
Iis 10 ms l'iend IN Philadelphia.
PARs, June II, 1881.
have received your letter of the 10th OF
March, wrh PhI'adelphia paper containing
an account OF the dinner gwen by the French
men OF that city, III honor OF the memorable
davs--27lh, 18th. 29th OF July 1881 Had
YOU speut thcm here, am sure your muskeI
would nave been as active as mine. But what
i, my reward Would you believe il ? The
government deprives me OF my place. Bv sac
rfces only expect to keep IT tall tho 10Th OF
next July Bat have taken store and will
despse the ingrateS who are now dong more
mluiy to FRnce than She ever suffered from
! Charles \ aud his satellites. Take this as d
ceitsn tact-that ifthIs government adhrIe-
10 ITS present policy, II has not three months
! TO eIts1. Every one is iirItated 10 see tue
Cabinet OF Tie rnlirrIeS constantly led by that
oi England, instead OF debating, as IT ough'
10 d. to all Europe adopting policy thorough
! " French By this conduct, Orleans seems 10
oaress the Ho, Alliance, and TO show wish 10
! conform 10 ITS views.
! Oar cI.Izrns are all preparing for splendid
celebration o. the tn re glorious DAYS OF Jolly
and tear that their arrival may terminate the
reign Of Louis Phlhppt, against whom dscon
ttnt Is ST. Ong, especially since his Impoliiit
eplies 10 the NaiI0utl Guards vi MetZ, | an
HssuI ed hat a letter was wTItIen 10y the ot-
tcers of that corps, complaining, 10 the Nation
| al Guards OF Pans, OF the CONDUCT Oi the King
Tins report, sentI 'ly srr- al, Is sad 10 hav,
produced "A strong effect upon tue Cabinet
which will EITHER GU OUT, or absndon its naIrOs
aud iraffi Mng policy.
There IS hu, one feeling towards the brave
Poles. Enthuslasm ~ treir favor Is so lIvel,
that crowds assemble daily st the IuilIeIies
were the Gouncll OF ministers holi It, meetings
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

a, possible. The pAlfioi,, difgassd as pes
sauts, aud siih arms concealed. entered the
pee, Win the wagons, surprised and took
tie Governor, snd got possession oil tie place
" thou, further opposition.
Men of Waterloo OF all the Chiefs who were
al tina, battle, the Duke Of Wellington - The
only ole now living. There are Al present ~
the BRUSH army, on fuli pay. ESQ staff o.
6cers VINO partook Of the iaurels with has
Grace. viz 8 generals (,he Prince Of Orange.
the Maeaui. OF Anglpsea. and Lord Ill. the
present & Jutnand.r Of the Forecast Ia lieu
tenant generals 90 major generals, ~ colonies,
100 lieuteusn'.eolonels aud III majors the
number nf ollic r. under that II ma or rs COM
pBTatively am all.
The royal gift te the Duke Of Wellington,
on saturday. was splendid sword. trOphird
with the arms and honors Of the hero. It was
presented by the Earl OF Munster, al The desire
Of the King. The presentation Of the tr-color.
Ell flag was follow by splendid banquet al
Apsey House, honorcd with the presence Of
the Klng 81 attended by all the most distinguish
ed brothers IN arms OF the noble host. On
Wednesday tbe Kong held II Court To receive
the Address from thr P-rrs. The Lord Chan
cellor, in bis robes. aud tie deputafion, were
reesiyed by his majesty on the throne. The
Lord Chancellor read The Address. aud the
King gfhciously replied. His majesty wore
6eld-narshal's uniform around the
throne wrre the royal dukes aud the ehie
OF the nobhty. Tue King then held the leyee.
Mr.. Washington HUing was introduced al
the entree as Charge d'Ahaires of the United
States. All the foreign ambassadors were
present, and the general levee was most
numerou5ly attended. London paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25
THE EVENTS OF AYEAR.

Frasers Mngszme for July has q "A word a,
parting" which shows how much more dura =
bile that publication is, in these days Of change,
than thrones and sceptes.
A little year ago. aud George ~. ruled in
England aod Hauover-Charles X. 10 France
Plus VIII IN Romeo harles Felix in Sar-
ilnia -Fraucis Javier in Naples Anthony IN
Saxony-Pedro IN Rrazil-Chsrles in Bruins
wiok-A hl,am mad tho kingdom OF the Neither
lsnds-NiGholas was nnd.puted autOcTat OF
Poland. Where are they now in the grave
IA exile--or sborn of their domlnions. And
yet the revolution has not much none than be
gun. new splrlt has been unclaimed, aud he
hoVers over the world whether Tor go od or for
evil. We have had no comet shaking as horrid
mar abpve Us, but earthly porleats OF direr
kind, with lear Ut change, are peTplex'ng mo
nhTGhe.
" New powers from home, and di,contsnis at
home,
Meet IN one line and vast confusion waits
As doth raven on btc&-a rn beasD
lie iinmInrht decay OF ~rested pomp.
How happy he, whose cloak aud GmluIc can
Il I'D out lhis tempest"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25
NATURAL HISTORY.

The Editors N this paper received from a
fri.nd ~ Missouri, preserved with spifts. y
-peomen Of the rrrillp, c'llrd the Horned H.
spri, OF II ,rned Frog, rs IT has been usual IL
csll II, The existence Of which has recently been
by many, Cousider,d fabulous, - lns specimen
was, With some Others, picked up In the praI
nrs 81 IN" CPper Arkansas, aud hVed from
April 10 Dec inter. 1890. without either food or
drink How long these animals could thus
live on the decomposition Of the atmosphere
6as not been yet determined, but II is presn-
ned by our Western friend that IN II proper
'empcra,prr rhey might be made 10 1--we for
yrBIS. Il - snh thnt the sprinkle ofH few
drops OF ram would XII Them and the indians
say that on The approach Of ram the lizards
may be seen seeking pro'rc'ion and shelter
under stones, logs Of wood. &c Nat. Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25
TIE LAlE EXPLORING EXPEDITION

Tie Editors of tue N. Y. Mere dHiiie Adperti-
Sc, have received Information by the org IN
neawau, one oi thu vessels engaged IN the EN-
f1rpr T. 10 u returned from the South Sras ! hat
the rxp,drton his not resulted as tHvoufsbly
rs might have been .zpeCted. According ~
dc Mercantile, the Seraph aud Anneawan
were h,ted oul End sahed tom NV York, IN
October 1899, on n discovery aud exploring
voynge 10 The South Seas, Pacific &c. BeIng
a private enterprze, but having the patronage
ot government II WIS expected that II would
piove II national bemeht 10 navigation. CONNER.
cal trade 81, but winch, after AL the iaudhble
and prascwotthV 'Afrliuns oi It's promoters,
I'M, u appears, hIed oil producing IN any
Frrat degree, the expected NATIONAL benefit,
from causes, however, entirely beyond tn COO
troll OF It's able aud worthy commanders. The
conduct nnd dcsrrtion OF n main part of heti
crews forced The commanders from the Toule
lad uuI by Their instructions, and 10 give up
up their exploring and discovery, aud lett 10
them ~ other alternative ihan To make a col
lection OF seal skins DC. aud return home =
establishing the tact that an cnttipriIe oil tins
nature, cannot he successfully and thoroughly
carried INTO effect by private means--b"t the
Seinpb aud Anneawhn have now produced All
evidence, bryond doubt, that pubic ehpe-
diton oi exploring discovery, j. The only Que
TINT Is calculated 10 insure aud obtain, the great
aud desired national benefits.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25
y OIs& I&Ua

OnE DAY lArrR.-Intrlngence has been re-
retVs Il 10y way II II Halifax, one day laer from
England. A Falmouth paper OF the latest date
states IA 4 the Dutches oi Berry intends ma
kng bold push for counl' r-resolution IN
lawn oi her SON IN France. She has made
expensive preparations for TINS object. We
nave nothing lurther from Poland.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25
4 D,OasO dolls.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
Il, 900 Prizes. No Blacks.
MODE OLE DRAWING.

LOO FRIES No Blacks. $4,000
MODE OF DRAWING.
The 81 900 Tickets are numbered
from | to 1000 inclusive. On the
day OF the drawing, the whole of the
Numbers will be put into one wheel, Il
all the prizes over s. SO IN another
wheel-then the numbers and prizes
will be drawn alternately, first the No.
and next the Prize, until all the prizes
over s. SO are drawn. The 2O,5O0 Nos.
that remain undrawn will be entitled to
81 so each. No ticket which shall have
dra yn prize of superior denomina-
ton, can be entitled to an inferior prize.
Prizes payable in cash forty days after
the drawing, subject to the usual deduc-
ton OF fifteen per cent.
Tickets SO fla YES So so, Qrs. 81 %,
To be had in the greatest variety of
numbers, at WARDS OFFICE,
Lynchburg, Va.
o. All orders from distance, en-
closing the cash, or prize tickets, will
be thankfully received and promptly al
tended TO, il addressed to
q. WARD.
Aug 2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25
TREATY WIilIFRANCE

The important news received NJ New York
lew days since, OF the Lonclusion OF II treat,
wuh France, seemed nj FIST doubted by many
OF the partica interested, We ltnru, however,
snys the u. ). nazctle, from source entliled
10 full credit, that a treaty has been CONCLUDED
viii the French government by Mr. KVrs,
providing Tor the payment of our injured
fellow QUEENS ol about five millions Of dot
Lars
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25
CREUlBILlTY OF WITNESSES.

The Common Pleas Of Chester County, IA few
days since, rcjec teal - Itness who declared hls
disbelief IN the existence oil God. Tho pres,.
ding Judge remarked thai he was not before
aware that there was man living WHO did not
achieve IN tina eAlsience Of q God hat this be-
/" constituted the sanction OF all testimony in
Court vi Justice ; aud that he knew ol no
cas- ~ Christian country, were a Witness
had been permitted 10 TESTIFY without such "a
he lieI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

\EWE WISH to purchase early this season,
" large Quantity OF WHEAT, tor which
we will pay CASH al the highest prices given
~ tbs MaFkei-or give the Farmers choice OF
several other very tair propositions. those who
nave large crops, we should like to see before
they make engagements.
l.. R. B. NORYELL,
July %, ms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25


Ha1tiug aud Lo3cmg.-A n'gfi ~ tso
since, q Young man VINO bal been "ell mois-
tened With the grtkni duang the lay, ~snl
on beard q ssssi lying a. lie wharf and re
tired 20 reu IN the after cabin. The nex
notnine ~ clothes were found, but hs body
va, missing Ya4ious were the surmisss hui
u W.. generally fpppassd mat he had Ro
overheard during TIC pishi, and was drown
cd Inc mHlanchriy ndinRs we're conveyed
Ia his friends With hninR splTmntiy, aud the
usual pfrpsf atlous made for issuing up an
lody. whsn . seq cipus by-siarder suggesied
/ the pTnprirt, ct dragging ipe tdttrn, first. II
yess ions aud pp1n TIM FIST haul he " ca ne
IN. " havIng ~ his sleep Jumped ont OF ihf
CABIN window bud swan 70 shore without
ever waking. About Two o'clock he made hh
way 70 the Caiskill Houss, d,Ippiug wet aud
nfsrly naked, and applied Tor lodging. liz
was unable % give any connected account ol
his nights performance. but was politely nc
commodalrd by The landlord With dry Ehif
aud warm bed. where he passed the remainder
OF the nj sht 10 quiei comfortable way. Herr
he was found snoring ~ dumb forgetful'
ness" by The knights oil the line and grspnrl
aud yei lives To cneer the hearts Of his eis
depending friends. CdiskH Recorder.
English Pduper,.- Among the recent i'm
porisuons al NV York, ~ family of pau
prrs 6ent out by the authorizes of London
~hn pad 36t ior thrlr passage TO this country
lhrv consist ola man. his wife. and five chil
Ifen. Ihey landed al New York without
ceni and he whole concern clothed IN nothing
bnl the Gl'hlest rage
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

sIneulnf and not unlnterestng spectacle
was presented IN our streets tins morning, hy
the appearance OF thu GuSernuI's Guards OF
Hartford, Conn. IA thrlr anclcnt continental
uniform. Then scarlet Goals have the ann
Hnated cut and the peculiar facings OF SHY
Years since their breeohcd and gathered tss
looked as II they had Just marched out OF one
OF Col lrumhuls batde pieces aud their
white powdered locks Cor the costume IS IRE.
ser'ed thoughouO shone Iom under their
black b'aTsNIn caps,as II DIRE. sed by regimen.
tai peruqaIer ofseventy-SIi. lie corps march
ed extremely We'll, and Their appearance alo.
gethrr was ugly military. ~ Y. Dnper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25
Ka..Il wIrlyrAaAGRAPn

Fho= rHE sIw TORN asEReiAL Aushhfi H.
AUG. he.
EHbakai,on Of ht R.rablioan Party Two
@.mm.ts *, We tbfsnioisc, IN ~hst we
thought = chss'r, rls'.irsi end sublime man
psr, Inc d-nAfiure Of Mr.. MeLsne, IN me
Jenstefia'tuu. Ia solicit the boon Of a rR'ilHi
i,sde With the Wet India islanjs,Is ssChBnEe
for national bonuf and great e"Hmetehl al
yanisFss con- sdeJ 10 Great Bfitisr We ihen
echoed in roaring ptafe the ihpn5er which
lnoreedrd from tie bal efiss OF The gallant m
sat, sht,h our neg hbours Of the Journal OF
Lanfnerr~ wrrr 30 ~ II - hssf We are
nv iudrhied 20 GrusrAi J-cLsop for Hnnih'r
opportunity o. shgwing out po~frs IN h"to'e
IToie, on \ sil ioi.teT uECasI4ns me afphf
are ui The es-pr. mi h,fptfil. emo mah's -"
e,cut,ion 10 T. glsud, "a ibs rsck"i sh'p
Pf,stJsnt. and wi larry there probably ohI-
iag TIE Tai months. Rnj prthaps tai hf - re-
Called b, the ajriCe o. al. Ssusis. Lobby
hnwevft. our friend. ONE Jou nal need not
ht hiehitngd. We have heatd 10 ihnndof
Whatever. and the new Minister ~ gliding n
spr,ly ont Of re hsrhut, q, he slipped oui Of
the Cabinet, whtn he did net vish : 10 disifan-
chise him,,H nns btEged thai notods oaid
a.k far fntibrf particular lie has not gene,
keweyst. sitbou sTns n pnfituts preceding b.
smbHfhsI,uu. he hrHy.uk tstr WON pc
pvhaf Asprci fur fcvrTsl Evenings. The sOn
on Saturday lnokrd ihru IN DIN en- sultry
Atmosphere like a dnli sat Ing = ee'. lu The
Nesi az uuuHtnrAi rad hg has brrn observed
lu.i about and alt'r hs srtpng whhe The
color of the stirs has hrrn nj the same
hour rather fhat ola ~Risrs emerald than
Of sspphlre Tho moon, too. has had u sin
gulaT look. Al fbfts phena,nfuh indicate thai
tue shipmen ~ usr fad bark oil IA soul, bo-
DIV. Rud J. ENTITY, oi - #fubheau Party. ts
not q matisT af ii h cons alenrc. MAY the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

market IN half the I, aH, hnt a. ens iglfia he
ordinar, tlpense - - npUtsfs 10 his injury.
than he osn oompte'snd the proposition. ihsi
forty hale, II cotton ca 81 cstfs hppdrrl ba
brinr, 70 Mobile & ID their "a, into h" t",-
tom Ilaa.e ~ The shape ofdnues IN rtiEn
manufa etnres, hen he dos moi purchase
llaf. worth tot pu,s lhs uonty Tor his cut
ton inIo his pocket
A.ssrtion. which may be oredtfrd--iha'
G.u.ral Eaton did rhrltrnge Nj. b"tnen to
mortal eomhhi-fiai prss,jeut Jacksnn used
The rhrA.s red INK, - related ~ Nj. lnghan-
thai M arIpsrt NJ hes hem OF Is lsel, 10 be
madc A. Psr, Of - claims OF the American
merchant. on the Preach 6nvernmsnt--ihAi
Nj Randolph has Hskrd for sfonnd lehse OF
s..ene hit be csnturfcs' mcpot'es of hrsi.
Il, ft,eu Insham ani Brsuth will br trusted
by ihr American rsopls, rather than tie sIngl"
one Of oiourl luhneou--that General Jackson
cannot he reelected President but u ~ br ,ndo
cd - dscimr - contfsi-ihhf n SUM ar osndi.
date will DOT be again preferred by the eoon-
Try. wa "aS'
A Jaektnn nan defends The appointment OF
Young Ma as secretary Of Michigan, upon
his geoosa He says and With reason too,
NJ chigan Is mol yet full grown state, u
saald be uncomfortable IN them TO expect
luH grown secretary. We are glad 10 have
hal point ,culsd in suchs satisfactory man.
nee. tor inrre ARE many others OF more SER
Gus nature. that cannot be defended With
reason as eogeui Y. , has'
Thu Globo denies that II has received any
communication froo Mr. Crawford, ~ that
has had any correspondence with hun f'la'he
To the Calhonn controversy, or UPON ans ou-
81 subject.
The Hsgerstown Torch Light says -" II
is n singular fact, that Hcko,y vii 'ot ~ ioa'
years aud turn TO CLAY
Mr. Van Buren, accompanied by his iva sons
and Mr.. Val, his Secretary sailed On his
Mission to England, from Ne" York, on lueo.
day week las
But he The rre.laont MAYER dictated 10
the lamilles ol In. or,Icfaa.s. OF 10 the ontl'ly
OF Washington lilo ue,er dictated TO hIs o'n
family lie fceciycd M. aud Mr.. Ea'ou IL
his own house aud here loi mi cuur rsy
vas expected ot All But b,yond bT omn
d00rs he usiG, fidIHted nor elntied any JH6iS-
drtou. lhe lrmtet OF his own lnmlly dad ma
III thought pf0pri, III other rncl"s. lie ne
vei lnid down any aws-n0r a5Ftd tren
compliance Dth has wibes.'
81 sa,s the llehmpnl enquirer OF Friday
last Now malk how n single fact thnll put
HIM do~n.--Las, winter, on III" morning nue.
MI BerTen had eivrn n parry, he received
request from the Presidcut 10 call aud sc hun
Snch TeqncT :, Wa bis duty 10 obey -pic
sunlng his presence WINS waul"d On olhtiai
bnsinr.s Ga his arrival how yer he was M
H., A. l. ,4t,I Inn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

Sn young men concerned 10 the powder
plot. 10 bio" up the Mayor of Albany, plead
guilty TO the change, and were each iupd s2b
III mayor Informed the court that the dam
age to his house had been repaired, and re-
commended that the court should MT Imp1ison
hem.-lt appears they did II out OF fun.'
II came near being no Iun TO all those con.
cerned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

Advantage Of good cadrdeter.-A countr,
pap giving an account OF an inquest upon the
oohy oi young msu who had been Killed by
blow iron the sails OF a mill, says" The
previou: good chpraclls Of TAT diseased. leu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25
Per, n, ca,.kiH s,eoyd,r.

90 ..5ab, tbsl ttt catastrophe ss5 purely &c
tiIsnfal YsTdict accordingly"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

Common Sense.-The Mobile Register saws
-" A nan Of PLAN common sense Cau no more
undt rsIand how the opening ola road Or canal
TIA. will enable hin TO get his produce to |
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

Judge Smith, Of South Carolina. has taken
the held against qualification. At meeting
OF the citizens of the Greenvilie Dnt,io, st
Spsr,an.burg, ON the LIT. Inst. he spoke tour
hours, vety ably, against lhese new tangled
mud abo ninable doctrines. His speech viii b,
published IN Pamphlet form. Mr.. Nuckols
the member OF congress from that District, nj,
so addressed the m,eing.- Judge Smith has
always been noted for hi, devotion TO stat
Rights, Wills, Calhoun, Hay Hamilton, and
Med Me, have, 10 times past, held the n in
contempt Fred .3fsu1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

You are right The French People fouent aud
hena' cd mos. uobls on the 9Th, 2Sh, anu o9th
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

Mr. Van Buren, accompanied by his iva son'
aud Mr.. Val, his Secretary, sailed On h"
Mission TO England, FROM Ne" York, on luee'
day week las.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25
Wheat Wanted.

Aug.s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

The Hsgerstowo Torch Light says -" 1t
Is singular fact, that Hctoty Vii 'ot ." iod'
gears aud turn 10 CLAY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-25

The Gobo denies thai IT has received any
commune a,ton frou Nj Crawford, ~ that n
has had any correspondence with hun '''h'i'e
ts the Chlbonn controversy, or UPON any otb-
er subj ct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-03-11
IN cOUNCIL-MARCH 9, 1881.

The Committee to whom the subject was re-
ferred, reported bill, entitled So An act fixing
the salaries of the Officers Of the Corporation for
the year 1886" which was read first time and
laid on the table.
The Committee appointed to inquire into the
expediency of amending the Inspection Laws,
reported bill, entitled I" An act in addition to
An act reducing into one and amending the Sc
veral acts respecting Guagers, Measurers OF Lum-
Der. &c." which was read twice and laid on the
table.
The Committee appointed on the memorial OF
Joseph Vaudeville, returned their report, which
being read, John w. Smith and Orlando 5.
Morse, returned as elected to represent the Sc
cond Ward, expressing their acquiescence in
said report, resigned their seats; and the Council
having accepted their designations: 1t is there
upon
Ordered, That an Election be held, at the Ia
vern of John w. Smith, in the Second Ward,
on Monday, the alst day Of this month, for two
members to represent the Second Ward in the
places of the said John w. Smith and Orlando
S. Morse; and that Robert Anderson, Alexan-
der Moore, and Robert Barry, be Commissioners
to hold the said Election.
The Council unanimously approving the prin-
ciples of said report, on motion, it is
Ordered, That it be spread on the minutes OF
the Council.