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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-15

CONNECTICUT LOTTERY no.
"a; draws this day Nov. Is. Highest
prize $oOO0-Tickcts 3 parts in pro-
portion.
r. I. LITERATURE LOTTERY
no. "a ;--draws Wednesday November
10. Highest prize lO,OOO--S0 prizes Of
SI000-Tickets s parts IN proportion.
II. ISLAND STATE LOTTERY
no. IA; draws Thursday Nov ~
Highest prize S20O0-Tickets l parts in
proportion.
MAINE STATE LOTTERY no
So; draws Friday Nov. l5. Highest
prize $4,000. 10 prizes Of lO0O-Tic-
kets parts in proportion.
s. ssvr ~ J. G. SHAW.
ANOTHER GOOD PRIZE,
At tie Old Lucky OGre!I
0P Comb. "a 30 81 in n. /. Litera-
turs Lot'ry, cl. %, camo up Prize Of
$1,000 and was sold in Or. Ticket
at the Old Lucky OfIics.--This Prize,
together with many Of less denomina-
tion, may convince MANY that all the
Prizes are not soid at any one Ofice in
this State.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-15

ESCAPE OF MrNA.--We learn from the
Philadelphia Chronicle, that information
was received at the Police Office on Mon
day afternoon, that the notorious Nina
had escaped from Doylestown Jail in the
morning of the same day. He sawed of
his irons, burnt hole through the floor
of his apartment, dropped into the room
below, broke four locks, and got of. He
was accompanied by fellow called
Brown, who, not having got rid of his
irons, was retaken within half mile OF
Dowlestown. II is to be hoped the mur-
derer will not escape from justice. The
reward offered for his apprehension is
insignifcantly small when the extent OF
his crime is considered.
He has since been taken. &ta =
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-15

to read it, TO tally a load of potatoes ON
u, and thank you for the use Of II some
hours after, il he should not lie so unfor-
tunatc as to lose il !
ifthese things are not right--then Il IS
not right to 6orrow a newspaper on the day
'ohen IL is published.
We have received request from one
of our subscribers to discontinue his pa
per for the present, for no other reason
than that he is plagued by 6orrotcers.
We presume they are not such persons
as he can very well deny the use Of the
paper. So ii is ,Oith you, borroscer, who
ever you are! The person who lent you
this, although he apparently did Il with
much pleasure, wished that you would
take the paper yourself, and not take his
ne'o coat, hot loaf, and letter, before he
has made full use of them himself:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-11-15
for 1881.
SINGING SCHOOL.

VNHE subscriber respectfully informs the La.
Il dies and Gentlemen of Newport, that his
School for the instruction Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

81 FOR 6lf, Hf'. although tta, seot,eaaa Is
not his choice. it Ma. Clay viii nl,hdrlu ADD
he thinks, il A!r. Gays fieuds vii lutte viii
him IA this sehcpr, " fact, will hr disclosed At
the mex session Of Congress winch will produce
sueh an efeel anon The pull riHui a. 10 INV
Gem Jackson back 10 the Hermitage. without
single electoral vote oft Of ths STATE ot len.
nes.ee. 10 use one o. Mr. Rdchie's pntrnt
qnottion,, =" Let not Dun lay this Gaurr,as
uaeilon to his sonl.' Al. Clay vii DOT with
dra" aud his friends are linked To him with
hooks ut steel, thai cannot be broken They
vii adhere to hun aud IT he tail they will be
oententrd. preteirIog retirement with hlm, TO
Office and Distinction With any other man. A.
r7rilrs va. MT loss i,t bara I4e the arufi rs
ol hts cnrmies, operating upon the passions Of
the \ hroans. procurr1 his n,iraci,m aud
" More true JOY .iure,us OK II feels
" IddH CGsdT with Senate at his heels"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17
OBITUARY.

bEfAR Id lis lite, 81 the morning of The
9TH al Octob,r, 1891 NJ the re id nee of s ser
lthg Cla'h"tue IA tue county o. Atl.ou. Miss
MILDRED |. ROSE. Sh' was a. aniauir
aud accomplished woman. nnd perhaps vii be
the subject oi dep regret viva all "hp kne~
her she died IN the perfect possession al eva
~ faculty, ani with tn tullrt con. cinu-uess Of
her appt oachine eud--setenr and caln 10 tn
lasi moment, aud trpo,iaR wuh entIre eonh
denc" nn tn goodness of the Gteal Father Of
the Cnrersr. SHE nirt death with degree Of
composure which others may stflVe To inllate.
bat fsw can hope 20 ,qaaf.
Inc following lInes found among her pa
pers. writ u win pencil. rvincr hat ste bad
vel estmaied The tad lenurr by which human
lite Is held anl thai the whole sa1 " scrae oil
dehlh' had passed IA review before her
o what Is hfe lis hui a dream,
\ bubble 1paung on n stream -
Au"""ent spank, that h,,he. rgh,,
And, Instant, siuk- IL endlr piFbt
li' hrtIle az the sptiai ihutad--
lis scarcely seen, heiotr IA ned -
\ namen = stay, and a. /, past
moments lie la, s,e breathe our last
The shout lived scene - quickly DER
We par , alas to MT ~ ulpre.
10 ih"r "urlds We wHg uuT nlght,
q may icy be- tbr realms Ut light
haF Heaven Il. htlpine maud rIUnd,
And NY trgen,rttc hart bcfuend-
I'D re ~ al ~ 10 lhat shore.
on whence the soul returns 40 mote.
- may that Gud vino CAV tne hrratI
Assist N" in the hpur OF dra'h
mi dt"adial. Dir 'adfd hour Which, nanr.
~ wat my c'h, can hop 20 slnu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

rl,tiE subscribe viii ieho 6 81 & FcmIie
- Students as botdcrs. l.. DUPUG l.
Qgt II VIZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

- tbe n -nf5is So assaks 10 he 5aapJr
a. = ,nts,nsl IMPROVEMENT, mud ps.tfcuiai
AN, Gr.te,eat.t# p. t. tte contribution ~
~ - p,sd from LYnrt'urg 10 kuoxY ir.-
i -. sreat undertaking anil may mp az
an rs and impfao'ic"ble but lisa glorious
a. aud IS worth at least must strpu.
a,d uerseyetng eftt. Measures. We
r,u b, taken during the present session
t-e., iature 10 pass such an act As may
80, 10 nutbnrIZp company in tbs
y,,rtioncd Nv charter. To cooperate with
,,,any already incorporated IA Virginia
- -. ,,,ossrtiion at ihis unhle work We
,,s~p that Il is the Interest of NsshYIll',
Ia, exrlas vrly IT her temporary aud cal
.e,n. 10 ~ ca the eate prs, a. Il. compile
-, v,oulI change TIE futr'nt oil IT tde and d.
-, s,,,e al ne pr3hta,le bu,iness inio o het
to.js Bat W. nope such little narrow
I,t,ti,as will neyei influence nur citizens
- ,.,.fI 10 The great concerns oil the VII lie
-. We are sure they wall rot Besides, II
IN the g hole, FOR "uT permanent IN crest,
IN * ,ifizens of Nashville and OF West Ten
..-s.c. tn adyauce the iosperdy Of our Eel.
"a, 81 zsos IN the East, aud 10 enconragr the
III, al enterpr,se aud OF internal improve
-, Iaa railroad be u4d irom tie At
III, IA kn.x,ille, ani It wi not stop ihrrr.
I, Will ultimately bs eHtenied 10 N'sa''te aud
=. Al ,u,his. ,hu. forming n cham OF ooanox-
,..p and opening itciliItes OF COMMUNICATION
-. en- Nashville anB The remp'e-t cxnemi-
-. 9TH sinte--hinding tos' tarr the seYe-
81 nsrts Of OF territory, and iendiae 10 IN
,,os..t the harmouy aud 10 create a. IdenIiJ u
interest a..d feeling among 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

The late papers ara rite with rnmors of in
sn,recton IN Mar, land. Delaware and Loui-
s,ana. But. admonished by recent events in our
own ntiehborhood, we pat no confidence in
the , snd shall therefore not repuhlrsh them
unless .hey should no confirmed nv subsequent
accornts. Oh the report, which nave prevailed
upon hi, .uhjac,. it may be truly said, 10 Dor
row from thr Raleigh Reg's'e',)
" The f',ns rumors gatber'd as they roll'd
.. Scarce auy tale VAS sooner heard thhn told,
a." And all - no toll it added something nav,
- Aud all who heard II made enia'sr"rni too,
{" la every ear At spread, on c'ery tongue II
o,pW -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17
SERVANTS WANTED.

n WISH TO hire - Cook snh Wnsh Numub.
= one male and one femaie iiouse Ssrv.at=--
} "uog would be preferred. l.. DUiUY
OUt. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17
NOW RECEIVING
IND ron SAFE ~
w. w. EDAVRENHoORTs
Al HIS FANCY SHOE. STORE


At HIS FANCY SHOE STORE,
FE71tEE dfa,s South Of the Vi einian o
II he", main street. laree supply of
EOuIs, SHOES. iIt1S, LEATHER, Pr.
PER TRUNKS &c ~. ermptisine nm ussrf
mrnt mars esifnst, e end arurrpi IN The hna
than "as ever teforr Offered N tins section Of
Via.ifia. III vii here take occasion 10 cal
tic attfntiun 81 the puhfr t. the tart that the
supply 81 1toes - hich h. is nov nc wing
we've manufactured ~ tho mouths 81 MAJ.
jane mud July iast, before n present advance
prttrs took ptarc - ihfsr Hrlitas : C'nar=
quendf. he ,ill be cnahlrd 10 ted n ,a'ea
much iower ('bkihg nto vie~ the q a'fty sihaa
thosr Mo hese ni,hasrd e,nre re h,.l of
Ausas .--,od They having been made 10 specI-
tic nrdrt aud VIII rnrn lar rrtfrepce ~ tha
retail trade Of L,nohhnrg. h. cHn ooah Ienty
rrconnnr nd them for durability aud long ae
VICE. Aud When IL "a rrmfnb red that he wi
indemnify pu,ebasers oi his B'ots aud Shorz
against faIurr In work or III Other words n
gains Rps, by having The same repairrd viii
ont chargr, should II occur, hs feels insured
that such advantages viii secure 10 him n
ltbrThi share Of custom.
Inr tol owing ne amongs, the supply now
receiving;
Ladlr. suprrGne PrnrelI, Boots, w. Strap and
high Lace VaIHinR Shes
Do P,nnoll, aud Btonze Shppe''. some n
winch will be sold as low Ms 81 Ia cents
pAir
DO A neucen Nd and French Morocco Slip
pcrs brantinl nnI tssb'nu,bie aIticles
Do Spring nnd Dsrl, 5enlskin Walking Sboes
aud ~hppers, OF very sup r'or quality such
as ARE sold by ~ other hoow IN Lynch
burg.
DO Morocco Walking 9hoes superior TO any
sold Ia this mh,b,t
DO No,orco. Sealsk,n and Prunea Walking
Shors, chenp
DO FIN aud 'o"nGn Leather Boots ~ Shoes,
god and cheap
Gcntle mons snprIbre Cafskin Booia, pTina
Do ,haap nailed aud s"ed Boots
Do 6ut Callskin Shoe. aud Bo ,rees
Do Walk,ng aud Dancing Pumps
Men. eoa"e seaod aud peggsd Brogans ami
Shors, best
Boys 6ue aud cofr.e Bootees aud ShoeJ
NlIsscs' 5easkln. Leather aud Prunella Boots,
Shoes aod slpprrs
Childrtn's LtaIhcr Morocco and Prunolla
Boots aud Shoes
$40 mi Negro Bragucs. the best erer made
M'n' hn~ aud common f"r ilaIg-goma psfy
dqe, AID will he sold cheap
Meas aod Bp,s' Wool Hats
Writing, H. tr and Wrapping Paper. cheap
ul o lnd I.euthor hnd Bellows Top ITuyei.
Ing Irunks
Fancy Leather. Sral,hin md IIor,ekn Trunks
ofnls,E
Sonl md Uppe, Leather
Philadelphia aod New York CniC,tins
Sedde,'. best Ens i,h Shee,sktnl
Book Builders and Iiate,'s Skins
Boon aud C"aoh Mn'oc,o SKINS
Win va'iciy If other Gpnds. Ibn public
are assured tbnl aud, SIN his liuc ma, nixaya
be had oil tho very bcu q1ally aud at l,w
prices
Oct u DIR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17
BEDFORD CIRCUIT COURT.

We ere ,oIormrd, rnat on tuesday last, in the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law IL Cnancery, Tor
the county Of Bed'orA, (Jndge Wm. Dn,iet presi-
ding me trlal OF A. =. Mitchell Mas Pauerson
Mt,hep came on. charged with Burglary on the
dwelling bod.e ol o. Rr, nol,fs.-- After tHs en-
amination OF snuhry Witnesses. both for tie Com
nangv, alta ana the Prisoner, the case was sub
mited to the jury about O'Clock, win,
,a ng retired ltr about thirty minutes rrtnfE-
ed witn verdict of GUILTY. aud sentenced
tie Prisoner 10 the Pe"'fen''"'y for 8 yeats
Christopher Anthony end Henry ". DIARIES
E.ars. api cared for TIE Common" and
. MAJOR Whitman, Coon aed jIbn d. UrGnhar' lor
TIC Prisoner,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

d TIE Speech delivered /, totse NieKin.
ne,, Of Tennessee. ia tn Abingdon Convon-
ton, AMI which Ha, published il or last pa
pr, has bean rfu'ed III Lau1bdl lorn. Tor
efata,ous disl!,huuoa. Gentlemen wishing
eapfss. for th'vls'l,es. n.ishbel, or distant
frend'. can be supplied. on application at lbi.
office
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17
ss.%GX.A.l.

& III suHsfI1brf Hun1sufrs - ~ itEHH#
Z ani The ppbl,r. TINT he has removed ms
D. fi,ed 3ttta IT, thr hti,k Irn,tnent tarfnsf-
- oeeup,rd by Mr. J In ". Warwick. sitnaie1
on tie c"rnrr . main .tfset end III eli"v i"hd.
ing IRON F,itna's to Martin War housr, VIII r.
lac has opened gructal Hsslitmrnt al staple
and Fancy DiA t.oods.--A pat ai tue artielrs
being a. follow.
5uner blue, black and fancy C}alhs
ID blue. hiack aui fancy tHstmrres
piece csIra sup. black Casslmetr, lbennfilul.
!, Goe)
Blu'. black aud grey mi,'d Sattnelr', good
qnaIty)
10 pieces WINE Flannel
ia red do
do extra white inn do
Gfe.n 6a,1r nd Flnooa d.
hcruo Cucnssian,. asspf5e ed c"lots
Black Bomhnz t. tine aud rohiso
CreHssHn Pads
piece biack GcIoa Veivet Grst qualify
Black cr,msou,nni drah ithby Neis'ts
> pirccs giant rhaageab,r Sd6 Nestthg
. do white tx ! AlnsrtIlcs dp
do plaza ~hIto do In
An assortment eufd Marstllles ~ Swanslown
N,stIngs
loo pieces new style Callcos, "a great variety
of pBuerns)
\ few pieces dark Ginghams
Msteon' Italian. AMI Go dc Swiss Silks
Nul TEA dnd chanteable do
Waite aud c"rd Satnns
Hteen. p'nk. bue. straw and whiIe FlorenGcs
Is ack ltIan Grapes
Punk, hl", strnw aud white Il"
\ &" pieces blaek Nanltin Crhpns
% pIrces ~ and 1 Camhrrg
81 do aud II Jnranrits
10 do ~ and ID ltin Muli Mu,n
10 do Oh pls,n Book do
~ ID Fts e"iS' do. Come Wy rem
TO do Jaeoneu' 10. tlhw p'ieed)
u do C",ded aud Chuck M"'lm'' (so"e
very low
'''e ".Neo ana launo"'cn n"P's
AZ - hti'no "no in'n'' oh""'
''''' ''"tF h"'cRt anu 81" ''""s'
''"' "'"''nah no' ihht 10
|'"P L'u'' MA t''ginss
'"'' ~ EuB'hs7, C"morie EdS'"g' anu lnsef.
Jugs
Q pieces al ly n,a,n :: , ~ "'I'''
" nut nnA bIatk Lace Vrh,
Ladies and Gentlemen. GIoye,
An a,.ottment Wor.t,d mt r,,,o, Iio.ierv
3 boArs rnh Bonnet E,bhon.
i, hlnrk 6p a SATIN a., 4,
A compI.,c n.so.,ornt o. sol,I T,n,,o RIB.
mon.
Black do do
Btnek md l,ncy ReIi Ribbons
lnfee a..orimrn, Ior,o,,,. T,,lk md SIDE
Combs
| doz Carved ru,k 4, IA ma. .,d ols.,,,,
aui,l)
Jnf. Tuck maj sd, H.,
Dressing, ivor,,a"d Noe hor Wood Combs
doz Mus loitos' Pocket do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

Grail,
Gov Mil. - ''e'
t.a1.r,.... Wv u ''e
" VIZ - So" ,,o II was oe,s''
'.s'' ~ ~ 'iF'' YIN Tue
......., oa' "f'" nv "'"'''a Gu
,,..i. -, nv .'''''"t' VINO
''"'
ve,se IN ,,.a.,,,. 'iP'a'eu "ooi5 al
That IT, had ,r,er.., m. ubo,.. MIA. =.
tt Secretary OF Wa, aud was waiting Tor his
III
mind a..,;n.t, Il,. -. ,,,'I,..,', - Is
he examined tho >iiieci'
n'' hi The Prestfleot's) ieaseus were va.
IN. rI.,r, ~ ""H ANY 'h'"b u DO WI"
They va,e ,h,,. ,l,,....-. ,p..., r.
ohna wouli induce the pa y,nrnl OF NiosaGhp.
he III ,,,.,.f - ". y - ''"'h ''f''"' ""h'
national debf.'
lhat the pavmart nf the claim would hp
"''''lo" NJ me "SiahlIsh"h rs &c Il the Gov
u ''' ''4a.
~ '"e ''Ps'o'ht gives an en-
:, 'so'ans' :" 'he '''"pe' maj h''
......,.-s, ''N ARMY ''h'''N'a w
80, .r.... '-O' '.'''' u, y - %
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17
FREE TRADE CONVENTION.

FIIEE TRADE CONVENTION.
Til, body has adioarncn sine die AID We
are extremely puzzled 10 discover ~hat good
II has achryel. The sum OF It's labors IS IN bn
found in the address 10 the Peo,le Of The Tit.
ed States. contained III our columns lhs morn
ing-'ogen'ous'y written. we admit but Ger
tainiy containing MANY sophisns palpable II tie
meanest capacity. But could oot thrS address
have been a. well written Ivy judy Berrien "a,
Wa hiuEtnn as 81 Philadelphia AMI you'll -
not have bad as much werh, proceeding from
I'm ndrvliaa'is, As It wi have, CT nthed Wit
the SANCTION II 1913 out ! ~ member who at
trndet TIN Convention ? We belteqr It soula
have had more loi, IN that case II might not
havc dr'wn for'h rtqis. as It now cer'anly
will t,om tn anrrg MI Convention. which Is
to be held in New York, Oh tue 26th of lhis
month.
Mr. Galatin, one of the leaders of the GEM.
inc state iaglls party, before the doctrine Of
| Noihfcattah was invented 10 throw odium up
on us crced-one OF Mr. J,lfrrson's catlprt
connselIors after the victory OF %, which he
NoIlifyeis affect TO regard as the paImy DAYS"
of the Republ c--rndeavorer ~ vain, 10 caule
the erasure Of ma, par OF the Address which
denies the conSritutronalhy the IHrG iaws.
| rhls was naturally o nave bren ekpr, ted, from
! the peculiar constitution Of the Convention !;
Virginia having 81 delegates present, aud New
York. which, II, cording 10 this liberal ratio
oasht TO have had &c. having only % South
Carolina, too, had 10 delegates, and Prnns,l-
v4hfa which, according 10 the same ratio, WIS
entitled 10 l2n, had only Is II 'he Anti
TariiiIrs could only hive the representation IN
CpugrC,s 'egnla."d upon this basi., even that
bady would declare the Tnrill,ws uncon, ,tu.
toni end then, their beau ideat OF II pun
lican Z, @crnment, The reign Of n,iaori
would he >ltn all lis glory. The ab,urday oI
such a clam. however, Is too palpsaIe 10 be
~ zed in ITS abstract toIm. And yet such would
BE- IT, natural result al the triumph Of thnir
crassd, aga5usi he ii sht of the majority 10
deer g. AID thr aI1ty oi thu minority 10 nbey.
except the usurpat'ons Of the nejority be "pdl-
uab ~ uoronstuuudba
0uc c,rcun,,,aucr, nonnfcrrd with the delb.
$3.50. ,,.#.. Z. .,.. -, .,,iLa 49,.
oae WIN s'fP'''e--""' 'ha' - mn '"''o was
M arh''e-eo '''c"ss5'n--'" 'e'''Saoon.
On the contrary c'"y t1oa Al "'Se"S"0" 'e'S
crushed. We're thry nltaid - eto" tH"H own
descendant oplnions 10 tire world Wore they
alraid 10 lt II be seen, thal, IA II bory err
.fr,,e,ed even a. TIA, Convention wn.. there
,.,s ..arr.l, ..o, + - mr., ,h, .,.re.J ,,to do
=, ~. ... -, MI, r. -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17

n The Wa.hpg,on Telegraph, having At
length abandoned Ge", Jackson. AID aware OF
the hopelessne,s OF Mr.. Calhoun" prospects, =
!, quite Il auanda,y is 10 ms future course. Il
n,;,Iy ,eys Mr.. Clay to withdra" from the
c.,y,ss--snde yea Appeals TO his patriotism
IA e.nn,d,ty wh,ch Dutg would nut admit .hr
81. .,.,ssas,e3 ,on,e go "ooni as") 10 Ia
.,,,.o ,ir +, take ,H,s siep, as the oniy mea"s
'.,.r.,,ina gcn. !asA.on. Dud saya as NJ!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-10-17
NO BLANKS
MODE OF ORA WING.


MODE OF DRAWING.
The 81 600 tickets nye numbered rom n
q 900 ucimite. On The day Of nJdW,HR The
uhoie of me unmbcrs ,0W be PW INTO one
mhetl and all Hae p,,Ses oter 81 INTO another
,rbeei-iheuLhe MN, 6erSand prises,cia be d,aaca
aherunt.tg. Grsi the number and neal Inc Pr,sf,
m,ta all he pr,ses orer 81 are d,awn. The
20 bOn nunl1trs INIT remdn mtirnton r'H re
entiiled - - zach No iicLei Whlch shalt hare
draWu n PRISE ota spcnor denomination can
he enf,tied 10 an ute,'or prise -Pria's P"ynOie
in rash torty dags njter me d'dWing, sabJeei 10
de Usual deduction ojyytem per ecnL
Tickets S4-Hatres . 0ss, |.
Far snle h Wards OFFICE.
4H oriers from The Country enclosing cdsi,
or pr,as fcke.s pih b. MnnkJuiiy recsired and
promptly ouendsdto, gadd'es'ed 10
u. W4RD, Lynch. Ia.
OcL3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-24
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10. 1881.

The petition of Peter R. Beverly and others
was received aud read: whereupon,
Ordered, That the Superintendent Of Police
repair the trunk placed under Water street be.
tween Pendleton and Wythe streets, with gate
to keep the tide water from passing to the marsh
and low ground. between Fairfax and Pitt streets,
and repair and fill up the breaches in the embank-
ment of the same, aud that sum not exceed.
ing forty dollars, be appropriated for that purpose,
and the same charged to the second Ward.
The Council resumed the second reading Of the
bill entitled ian act amending an act reducing
into one aud amending the several acts regulat-
ing the Market" and having made progress on
the same, i: was upon motion laid on the table.
The committee to whom was referred the en-.
quiry into the expediency of repairing and con.
verting into Tobacco w arehouse, the stone house
at the lower end Of Duke street, made report,
which was read, and upon motion the said report
was re.committed to the same Committee for fur
Their consideration.
The following order was moved and seconded.
Ordered, that the list of debts due to tie Cor
poration now presented, be advertised once week
for three months, requiring debtors to call and
settle their accounts with the auditor, and mott
flying them that such accounts as remain unset.
tied at the expiration Of that time will be placed
in the hands Of the attorney for collection. The
ayes and noes being called for was as follows:
Ayes-Messrs. Davis, Baird, Fendall.
Noes-Messrs. Hough, Mason. Brockett, T..
Jacobs, Miller, Preston. Morse. P. Jacobs, Smoot,
Lee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-24

The gale, there is reason to fear, has been pro-
ductive Of injury In the Chesapeake. 10 the Pa
tapseo, several vessels were driven ashore on
Monday night, the positions OF which, as seen
from the dome of the Exchange yesterday even
ing. were as follow: On the north side of the
river, on the shore OF the Canton Company's
lands, there are .fue bay schooners aground -
There is bay schooner ashore near theight house,
opposite Fort McHenry. On Sollers's Point a
bay schooner is driven high and dry. A brig and
sloop are ashore at Sparrow's Point. Several
vessels have made harbour under Hawkins's
Point and in Curtis's Creek.
A new pilot boat. Just launched. sustained some
injury at Durgan and Bailey's ship ward; and we
learn that part of one ct the handsome fronts of
the Chemical Laboratory at Milestone Point,
was blown down.
Such was the violence Of the wind Yesterday,
that not a single vessel attempted to come into
port.-Balt finer. ofyesterday.
Il Remedy for the Cholera iNorbus.-A kind
friend has translated for US the following extract
of letter from Hamburger, dated September, so,
1851. Should the article alluded to, produce
general cure Of SO dreadful a malady as the cho-
lera, its blessings will be greater even than the
comforts arising from its use in the Summer sea-
snn:-" Hitherto we have been preserved from
the Cholera Morbus; its effect at Berlin is not so
destructive as elsewhere, and it is therefore pro-
bable that it may not reach here. 1t has com
mitted great ravases at Vienna, where 1t made its
first appearance about three weeks ago. The num-
Der of deaths there amounted to 60 and 20 per-
sons daily; and these, contrary to what occurred
elsewhere, principally from the higher ranks Of
society. 1t is well known that the inhabitants
Of Vienna live WELL To-day the news from there
Is more favorable; the number of deaths having
diminished to so daily, number comparatively
small for so large city; the convalescents had
increased to forty persons daily. A remedy is
said to have been found there against the Chole-
IA Morbus, which, God grant, may prove true
The news was communicated at our Exchange.
Hall in the following hand bill:-
ssLong live the Physicians of Vienna!
"The plague of the Cholera has been stayed
sat Vienna. BY using spare diet and apply
"ing the remedy recommended. people will re-
',cover, unless their constitutions should have
''been previously broken down already. Ice,
.sGIyEN IN SMALL noses, HAS DONE WONDERS
"A spare diet is now the order Of the day at vi
"euua, where the grandees, accustomed to din
= ''ner of thirty courses. are now satisfied with
three, and eat no supper;-a miracle which no.
..thing but the Cholera could have brought about.
Phil Ga.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-24

Corn Erchaags- Towards the close, flour be-
came 6rmer. The whole stock is estimated at
so, 600 bbls, about one tenth of what it was a
wear ago Western closed at Sc for common
brands; 1000 bbs fancy sold Saturday at 6, l5cts
common southern 5,5Oa62a; Georgetown SOFA
IS. 500 bbls Richmond city at 6,l2; Rye -four
scarce at AS; Wheat very few arrivals, sales at
full prices; sales Northern Rvc. on Saturday at
9octs; yellow round corn at GA 68cts; Southern
55a6Octs; considerable parcels Barley at 12Scts.
". ~. Com. Nor 2lsf