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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

These letters were received by the lac sfFl-
val from France, aud are published for the H.
formation of the gentlemen concerned.
La GRANGE, Jane %, 1881.
M, D.nr Sir, The celebration 50 afiectionate
and splendit, which in honor Of our great week
NJ Juiy. was performed at Baltimore, has been
Jdy unfinished in France, where 1t has excited
b;yh Measure and sratitude. The flags arrived
ms,ch later. and were disposed Of asreeabiy to
the kind intention Of the donors.
Nv connection with the First Company OF the
5th Regiment, Maryland Volunteers, is founded
not ooly upon late grateful remembrance. bW
mon. ,ihe pleasing recollection Of p.b'tc and
n.rsonm obligations during our reu0hHtonay
wur. The National Guard of Paris being dvd-
ed into i,yions. have thought the Company OF
Grenadicrs of the 5th Legion was the corps to
which the flag ought to be presented. The re-
election of the officers OF the Company has occa-
stoned DELAY until knew to shat Captain, at
ter the ballot. was to send the flag know
ithas been received with feelings OF pride and
gratitude of which can already be the interpre-
fer. altho' the official answer has not reached me.
As to the flag Of the Printers Association
which has acted conspicuous part in tie S'anh
celebration, aud is. in their name, by unanl-
nous vote, presented to me, have the honor to
acknowledge it in the enclosed letter.
Your most valued Register is in my possession
down to the s7th volume, February Goth. No
man can, better than do, esteem its excellence.
Permit me to enclose document that may throw
some tight Oh the present state Of French Poll
tios.%
With the most atftchonate regard,
am, my Dear Sir.
Your sincere, obliged friend.
LAFAYETTE.
Mr.. NILES,
Register Office,
Baltimore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03
LA GRANGE, June 90, 1881.

LA GRANGE, June %, 1881.
Mn Dear Sir.-Amidst my obligations to the
citizens and particularly to the Printers of Bal
timore, and in addition to the proud and CRATE
full feelings which, the grand celebration in honor
of the Partisan week of July has excited in my
heart, have been happy to receive the tricolor-
ed flag used on that occasion, and so kindly pre-
sen,ed to me by an unanimous vote of the PRINT
er's Association. 1t holds at La Grange con-
spcuous part in trophy, each standard Of which
recalls to the mind an honorable event of the
French Revolution. beg YOU, my dear sir,
to present the Association with the high respect
and most afectionate acknowledgment of their
and your Obliged friend,
LAFAYETTE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

Eugene .Aram.-This is the title of the forth
coming novel from the pen Of Bulwer. The sto-
~ of this man affords fue field for the inventive
imagination Of this novelist. r
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03
Thermometers.

a HANDSOME supply of Thermometers. various
"A patterns. lust received and for sale low, by
ausI HUGH CHARLES SMITH,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

During the last cruize of the hatcher. sI0G
war, Of nearly 10 months. under the COMM
of Capt. Newton, but one death occurred inS
her crew, and all on board generally enjoy~r
interrupted health, though the ship eueOaat''
very tempestuous weather, and was eSp"'ed "
most unhealthy climate.
Lieut.. Hayne. who IS in command Of the OF
attached to the U. 5. ship Vincennes, at Cia',
ment CIinch, has stated to the city cOvrH
Pensacola, that he does not believe there n'"
gle case Of of malignant fever existing amor; I.
whole crew. The officers and men are all O.
valescent.-W y. Mercantile.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

at is the Generals address to the electors Of
Meaux. II. y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

In the early. part of the present summer IA gen.
tleman who was experimenting the erection Of a
building, about which, as is usual, there were a
large number of laborers employed, proposed to
them to drink moiasses and water, as substitute
for ardent spirits. A very little persuasion in
duced them to make the experiment, aud in few
days, the whole party came into the measure; and
spirits of all description were entirely abandon.
ed by the workrnen. With the molasses they &C.
casonaiiy mixed little vinegar, which without
doubt had very beneficial effect. As far as the
gentleman himself, or the contractor, had an OPP
portunity to observe, the men entirely refrained
from the use Of spirits, during the time they were
engaged at the building, which was about two
months. The expense aoas from one shilling to
t,co shiiingspe day.-N I. Daily .4dv.
Important TO the Shippers Of Iobacco.-By a
letter from Havre, OF 18th ultimo, we learn that
the adjudication appointed for the I 18th July, of
tobaccos, to supply the Regie for three years, had
been postponed, in consequence of the remon-
strances made against it by the chambers Of COM
MERGE and merchants in the great seaports.
According to the mode proposed, that of ad-
Judging to any one bidder the whole supply mo.
nopoIy upon monopoly would have been created
The mode heretofore pursued has been to open
free concours competition, and to take 50 much
of any parcel offered, as suited in quality and
price. This gave to many houses in France and
in this country, the opportunity Of offering their
merchandise. A commission was appointed 20
enquire and report whether this mode Of con-
cours, or that Of an adjudication should hence
forth be adopted.
Mr. Rives protested against the system of adj
Indication, one of the provisions Of which was,
that. at equal prices, that contractor should have
the preference who should import his tobacco in
French vessels; thus indirectly violating the COM
mercial treaty between the two countries. which
stipuIates thorough reciprocity of navigation.
nv. y .9mericrn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

The Case Of CarrafM. An aricI" app',
the Post of last evening Oh the subject o. usE
els Of the Princess of Orange, whIchh !nC'r
in nearly all the details The case 81 ,H'l
states thus: After the arrest. the counsel ag
for his release, and the case was argued 70
Justice IIopson, who, after SOME days o.
deratinn, committed the accused for eSamlnl,
Soon thereafter, learning that /, was the '''.
Of Carrara, TO apply for his dlscha'sr oT"
habeas corpus, Justice IIopson immedi'rIi
mittsd HMM full. The application Tor ''' Z"
corpus will be argued on Friday. ,.,.
1t is under our revised Statutes, "n.o
INTO operation Oh the lst of January, I'N
Carraia is detained. BY these statute,
found in our State may be arrested and u 'rSl
Their the robbery was committed IN ahsi
state or in foreign country. We O""t,
that the plea on which the applIea'.a =
habeas corpus will be made By CaI'aIA ~,
is this-that as the robbery OF the Jc"enIia -,
ed to have been committed in 1929, therein.
case oc Cured before the revised ''a'op'
into operation, and Car.ara cannot be ".t
them ;lis relcace is consequently dsIna'"'CC .s
the Court thus far has decided, ti,a' "' .,
did not arrive in this state iii 1851 "ss
able to the laws in force 1t the TINE ne az q
Carrara has lately, as We undtE''iIIs y. %
certain confessions; among other th'nSS S,Sis
that he was not the robber. but ii his WIZ"
she can explain aII-he will not den.
does he admit that the jewels were i"o I'll.
Princess of Orange. but refers TO n''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

Health ofMe City.-Our city ia; s a,re
joyed a greater share OF health dur'", ~. !
iber than for the last six Or eight W., ,,.s.I
Board Of health. which was con'cneo iii4s
had but little business to TRANSACT "",argt
ports were favorable to the continued ''''
Of good health. IL
We understand there has not oeen -. >,
yellow fever at the quarantine thus sea-, .
is an extraordinary circumstance WV. :. css:t'
Der of arrivals from tropical climate ;. f,.tb
ed. This we believe has cot been -. An.
for a number Of years.-N ]: D'"F
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-19

IN CHANCERY.--At Court held for BuekiDg.
~ ham County, al the Court House, the 18Th day Of
June, 1881.
Walter l.. Fontaiue puh
against
Daniel r. Bryant, and John Guerrani sometimes call
ed ,he AdD'or Of Sophia Guerrant D,Gs
Tho defendant, Daniel p Bryant, not baycg entered
bis appearance and given security according to the As
Of Assemb y and the rules OF his Court and II appear
Ing by Satisfactory evidence, that he is not an inbab
,ant OF this county, II ordered that the said Daniel
?. Bryant do appear here at September Court Deyt
ana answer the bill OF the pain,6 and that a copy Of
'b's order, be forthwith inserted in the edmond Eo
9uTer Tor two months succes,vey aud posted al the
ifOnt door Of the court house Of this eouuty.
Copy Toste, ELDRIDGE, &. ~ T.
July I, rs -Nsss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-19
July 6.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-pur.
suant to The las Will aud leslamsrt OF Jtbn Shell
ton, decd, The subscriber will cell by public auction
10 the highest bidder, be rs day Of July next OH
the premises, upon credit Of twelve mooihs the e..
tate in the county Of Hanover, Of wh sh the raid I'm
Shelson died st zsd.-Ths e,tae contains about 1903
acre, OF lind, and e' uPon Toiopoomoy eek, in the
county oil Hanover, about IL miles from The city OF
Richmond and eight from Hanover Cour.. house. and
atJoins the land OF Thomas Gardner aud ohersaboui
billy acres Of the land creek low grounds-The i'm.
Provemenis conS' Of barn and the usual out houses
and comfortable two story brick dwelling hou,s
Bond and Feeuri'y with deed OF trust upon The pro-
perry, will be required Of the purchaser.
EDWIN SHELTON, Amdor with the
Will annexed Of John Shelton.
N B.-Tbe subscriber now resides upon the above
arm, and will take pleasure in showing il to persons
disposed 10 purchase. T. S AJm'or
All persons having claims agSinsi the estate or heirs
OF the sill John Shelton, will present. them duly au.
hen'ica'ed, to James LyoIs, Eq. Attorney at Law in
the CITY OF Richmond, nv the first day Of December
mex EDWIN SHELTON. Adm'or with he
VIII annexed, Of John Shelton, deed.
1une II 1i-wtfs
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TIN CHAN0ERY.-In Middl,.e1 county court, 2sIh June

IF3I.
Jane. Gardiner Lakn Gardner Elliot G,rdue Aunah Gduer
an nian under the of twenyone years. George
her next friend and Guardian, Levi. his
WIFE, Johe Richards and Frances his and Fran
ton, Comni,,
ssant
Benjmn Blake IT, administrator Of Cornelu, Miller
IIlman Ray and Elizabeth his wife, William Dunn, Thru.
ION sno .NoDett ohPiey and Nanny his wife, DefSts
IN. day came the eomPlninant by Z,ohsh u. Crenjen Esq
tbe Attorney aud filed their bill complaint
sapt praying for The sale Of lot Of land lying Of u
oannsh aud two tracts parcels osnd lying county
CONTAINING about 49, the other about land which Cor
n.iu, Miller docea.d lately died. seized and PC,e.ed
VISION Of proceeds Of sale, according the rights the
respectively entitled herstosn appearing by 'afa
aenSs, that the defendants riman Ray and Elizabeth bis
Wam Dunn, Tuds ThrutUn and BpbeH Shipley,
his Wfe are not inhabitants Of this motion OF The
eomPnan by theirssid Attorney, ordered that
sem defendants DO appear here the fourth Monday August
ana answer their bill sud shew they why tho said
sud tracts Of land shall be sold
copy ef hi, order be forthwith Richmond
or two month, evey that smother copy posted at the
front asoT Of the Usuthouie Of this county -
A Copy. Teste,
July 8. l7-wS1' GEO HEALY, NJ C.
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Nav 90

EN CHANCERY:-Unied States Court. 5,h Cir
N cult, aud Eastern District OF Virginia, June 3ri,
y David Bushsn, and James Buehan, adm'Or Of J.ms,
Buchhn, deceased, PLd,
against
Benjamin Tslson la,s Sheriff OF Stafford, and adm
de bons non, with The VIII annexed OF john NJ Dan
lei deceared Robert b. James admir- do bonjs no, of
BsnJ,min James, deseased the same Robert B. James
and John M Daniel, adm ofs 10 bosis non, with the
Will annexed Of Robert Bushsn, deceased, the same
Benjamin Tolson, Peter V. DAnisl, adm'or de benis
non, with the will annexed OF Travers Danisl
ed, John Monsure, adm'Or with the will annexed of
oi Walter X. Daniel deceased, late administrator OF
the said TraVers Daniel, deceased lydia Trsioe and
Amos irls'oe, execurix and executor OF Thomas Iris
toe and George Banks late Sheriff OF Stafford aud adj
minstraior OF William Bal-whish sad Boz tmin Toll
son, Travors Daniel, Thomas Trsoc and William Bail
were the sureiies Of John M. Daniel, decea,sd and
Bsn)amln James dsceaied, executors OF Robert Buchsn
diseased, the same John Moncure administrator with
the VIII annexed Of Waiter II Daniel, deceased and
John Hsdkmsn, whish Waller X. and John were sure
ties OF John M Daniel, OF the administrators do
6oDl' non with the will annexed of the said Rsbsr,
BuchAn, Msry Jamss, John J. D,mou, and William s.
James, Eureties of Robert b. James the other ad'mr
de boris non, with the will annexed of the said
Robert Busban, and the same Mary James and
John D'mot', HuteIsI Of the said Robert b. James
ceased, D.CIi,
Ii appearing 10 ihs Court chat tbs defendant. Amo,
Tfi''os, one OF The executors Of Thona, Trisios de,
ceased who was one of the surelie' of John NJ Daniel
and BsDjsmin Jamss, executors of Robert Bucban de-
oeaied, has removed from ihiI District after lbr
vice upon him Of Tho cub. the original billiard
thai the defendant John J. Demol, one OF the
sureiie' OF the defendant Robert b. James Hhs wa,
one OF The administration de boni, non with the will
annexed OF The said Robert Buchan deceased hiss re-
moved from This District, after the servse upon him
OF the conditional deetes entered in this sause n the
rules upon The original bill, against him and other de.
iendhn', and before the service Of ihs sub ocoa ssre
iaela'; therefore,, il is ordered, that tbs sid Amo,
Trisios and John J. DemOu sppear here Cd the fits
day Of tbs next term, and chew cause if any ,hoy
can, why this 'ui should stand aud be revived and
proceeded IN igains' them in the name Of the present
plaintiffs, and the bills in this cause and Thai
copy Of This ordsr be forthwith inserted in come newt
paper pnb!i'hed in the city OF Richmond for two
months 'uccet'vely and posted at the front door Of the
capitol in the said tilv.
Copy TeSls,
July 8. nc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-19

UNDERTAKING and Cabinet Making by the sub
u scriber, as usual, will receive his immediate at
tenton, at the shortest notice, and moderate terms
For large mahogany coins, Sl5 will be charged for
small ones, from TO $7-A neat Funeral Hearse with
gentle horses, furnished within the city for So.
GEORGE HENDREE,
Opposite the Merchants Coffee House, Main Street.
Who keeps on hand and is constantly manufacturing
every description of Cabinet Furniture, made in the best
manner by select Journeymen, and of the best maer-
ais which will be sold low for cash, trade or good pa
per.-Also, general assortment of mahogany plank
scantng, shade and crotch vaneers, for cabinet use
with hand-railing, counertops and newell posts. On
hand few half bales Of South Carolina
July J5' I0-w4wa
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CONWAY ROBINSON

- CONWAY ROBINSON
HHAS declined the Clerk:hip Of the General Court
n IL with the purpose of devoing his time wholly
profession. He WI pras,ice in the Circuit Court of
Henrso, the Federal Courts at Richmond, and the
Court of Appeals. Should any of his in the lat
ter Court be transferred TO Lewsburg, his attention 10
them will be continued there.
July 10. I9f
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June Il

HNOR RENT--The subscrll or wishes TO rent or
lease for one or years, his Tavern establish
men, at Lunenburg house; the houses are we'll
calculated for public entertainment and CONVENE ntly
arranged for tbat purpose-Terms made know on az.
plioaiiou 10 the subscriber living near The premises
WILLIAM " TAYLOR
Tunc "a ~ n
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July 8. 17-ws1' Clio HEALY. NJ C.
81 N CHAMBERLAIN Court held for Prince Ed
IL ward county May the l7h, 1881.
Vincent Phillips, plH

IN CHANCERY.-A Court held for Prince Ed
IL ward soun'y May the l7ih, 1881.
VinseD, Phillips, Pllf.
against
John Booth Ex'or Of Richard PHILIPPE, and Adm'or
OF Elizabeth Phillips, Richard Marshal and Sarah his
wife, - Gray and Luey bis wife, formerly Lucy
Neal, Mary Smith, Elizabeth Hawkins, Richard Phil
lips, Joseph Phillips, John Phillips, John H,wkus
ana mahida MS vile. Dcds
On The motion OF the plaintiff v. Phillips adn'o OF
William Phillips John Redord sdmor. Of his late vile
FRANCES, formerly Frances Phillips and jesse Psnsck
late husband Of Nancy Pensek, and formerly Nancy
Phillips, are made party defendants in this suit and the
defendant - Gray and Lucy his vile, formerly
Lucy Neal and Jesse PeDeck mol having entered their
appearance and given security, according to an act Of
the General Assembly, and The rules Of this Court and
appearing 10 the satisfaction of The Court that they
are not Inhabitants OF this Sate the motion Of the
painhn by his Attorney II is ordered that the said de-
Iendsnt - Gray and Lucy his wife, formerly Lucy
Nesl and Jesse Ptnssk, do appear here on The frsl
day OF August Court next, ard answer ibe plaintiff,
bill aud that copy OF this order be for hwiih inserted
10 some one OF the public newspapers printed in the
city Of Richmond, for two months suesesivey and also
posted at the front door Of the Cour, house Of hi.
county. Copy. Te'te,
May a. 5-wSwT B. J. WORSHAM q e.
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, JULY TO- 1881

IN CHANCERY.-A C.r. held for Mecklen.
burg County, a, the court. house, on the 20 h DAY
oil June, 1881. as
Robert Y. overbey, administrator Of John Cox IT.,
deed. D. NJ '''
against
Dtory Sone Def.
The deiendsn, not having en- cred his appearance ac
cordng TO the Act Of Assembly and the Rules of hi.
Court and appearing to the sa'ifac,ion of the court
mat ne is not an iDhatiiant OF his State: Ga motion Of
he plaintiff by his Attorney /, is ordered tina, the said
deiend'nt do appear here the lst day OF September
court nS, and enter his appearance, and answer the
bi and that copy Of this order be Inserted
10 Of the newspapers printed i'm the Town of Pc
tersburg or City OF Richmond, for eight weeks sue
cessiveiy, and posed at the ioni door OF The court
house OF said CT unity, Copy. Teste,
WM. G. BAPTIST, ID. c.
July 1. I5-wsa-
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Information has been received at The Department Of
state, that on the representation Of Mr. McLUe, our
Minister at the Court Of London, the discriminating du-
" of tounsge exactcJ from the brig Rodney OF ~ York
at Turks Island WIS ordered 10 be refunded and that the
iupo ion ol such duty at that llace American
sells baa been directed by The British Government be
discornnrod fTp GioBe
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June IA.

N CHANCERY.-Aia court held for Priaee Ed.
III ward county, April 18th 1881.
Mathew Gibbs, PnH
against
Henry Stokes, Dsdts
Iae defendant Keeling, not having catered his APP
psaranee and given seery, according to an OF the
General Assembly and the rules of this ccuri, and il
appearing to the satisfaction Of the court that he i. moi
an lnbabtan Of this Sste ths molten OF The plaintiff
oy his atterney, IL 10 erdered that the said
Keeling do appear here the first day of August eourt
next and answer the plaintiffs bill, and tina, copy OF
this order bs forthwith inserted in OF the pub
lie newspapers printed in the city Of Rishmerd for TWO
months suesessvsy and also posted the front door
the Courthouse OF this county. Copy. Tes,e,
J. WORSHAM, c G.
May 20 wsx-
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AW SCHO0L.--The subscriber intends opening
N next fall Law School, in the town of Staun
too 10 be continued permanently, il adequate encour-
hgemeDt should bo received. The mode of insru cton
will be course oil lesures and study, and frequent
exann atoms In oder to devote he greater part Of
bis time 10 the proposed school, he WILL rom its COM
inencemsbt, conhne his practice TO tue Court of o.
peals al Lsw,butg and the Federal and Cirsuii Supe
rior Courts in Stanton The first session will be gin
the LIT OF October, and continue until the first Of
July mex, following, without inermission except du-
ing the terms OF the Federal and Circuit Superior
Courts The tuition fee per session, will be seventy
five dollars. Persons desrOuS of becoming pupils will
please the fact 10 the subscriber by let
ter, as pracicable and promp, attention will be
given TO The inquiries which they may think proper 10
make. BRISC0E G.. BALDWIN.
$. The School will certainly 30 n'O OPERATION on
the Lot oil October next,
May g. I2I-wtIstA
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HL0UCESTER Low GROUNDS FOR SALE =
M BY the last will OF the late DIR. Gains Dean, the
subscrbtrI are authorized 10 sell, aud hey eff
for sale, his valuable Estate, lying Ware River, In
the sounty oil Gocssler, In the Sias OF Virginia about
three miles from the Court House. containing $50 acres
nearly the whole Of which is low Erouod, snd about
$50 cleared, and in high state Of euliva-
ton, we'll iapted 10 the gfowth Of Indian COr0 Wheat
and Barley. There is spacious Dwelling House, and
all other nesessaTy out house 10 good repair this
Estate, situated on the bank OF toe River Fish and
oysters Of the best quality are taken ia sight OF the
House. more minute description IL deemed un.
necessary, as presumed any person wishing pur.
chase viii hrs examine the premises, wbish will DO
shown 10y the manager Mr.. @. w. BilluPs purchaser
Of the land can be Accommodated with macy slaves
es he may require TO cultivate H. and also ihs farming
utensils and stock Of every description. The time Of
payment will be made 10 suit the purchasers For fur.
ber Particular, letter addressed 10 Christopher Temp
sine, al Mathews Court House, Va, will m eet due at
rnoD. CHR TOMPK1NS,) Executors Of
JOHN y. JARVIS, Gains Dean,
HENRY W. TABB, 1dec'd
May 10 l22-E6m
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Nm CHANCERY-ln No,totvsy County Court, End
III June 1881:
workman roster, Compile.
Richard j mes and Moses Oyerton, Defs
The defendant Richard Jones, not having entered his
appearances and given security according 10 the Act Of
Assembly aud the RULES Of this court and Il appearing
by Satisfactory evidence, that he is DOT an iuhabapt of
this ccmmonw' athIt is ordered that the said defen-
dant, Richard Jnes do appear here on the frs Thur.
day In September, and answer the bill Of the com.
panant and that copy Of this order be for with in
ser'ed In some newspaper published in The city of
Richmond or town of Petersburg for two months sue
eessiveiy, and posted s the front door Of the courthouse
OF this county. A copy Tes'e
EDM. FITZGERALD ID. C..
June IA. lO-v1.-