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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14
Selling of cheap.
ROOTS AND SHOES.

q u. EDISON, wishing to make a change IN hs
-. business, offers for sale
HIS ohoie stock Of BOOTS IND SHOES,
a, very reduced prices. Those wanting either, al
wholesale or retail. have now an opportunity OF sup
plying themselves lower than ever before ~ thls mar
ket.
Aii,h,se having demands against me are requested
to present them; and those indebted are requested to
make Immediate payment:
dec S-df
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14
dec l0-2m

alexandria County, TO wa:
November Term, lS31-l0th Day.
John + Page, Executor of VIII
liam n. Page, deceased, who was
Executor of Matthew Page, de-
ceased, Complainant,
against
Daniel Graham, Administrator OF SINCH2NCERl.
John Mclver, dec ased, the Pre-
sident, Directors aud Company
of the Bank OF Alexandria, and
the President and Directors of
the Bank of Potomac, Def'ts,
vllHE Defendant. Daniel Graham. Administ rstor OF
l. John McIver, deceased, not having entered his
appearance, and given security, according to the sta
tute and the rules ofthis Court; and it appearing to the
satisfs. ton Of the Court, upon affidavit filed. lha, the
said Daniel Graham is not an inrsbitant Of the district
of Columbia; Oh the motion of the Complainant. BY his
counsel, it is
Ordered, That the said Daniel Graham do appear
here ON or before he first day of next April Term. and
answer the CompIsinanrs bill; and that the said Presi-
dent, Directors and CompsnN Of the Bank OF Alexandra
and the President x Directors of the Bank OF Potomac
do not convey, pay away, or secrete the debts ny them
owing to, or ihe money, estate, or effects IN their hands
belonping to, the SAID absent defendant, until tile fur.
Their decree of this Courti and that q copy OF this
Order be published in the Alexandra Phenix G'zette
for two months successfully, and that another copy be
nos,ed at the front door of the Court house oil said
County
a copy-Tes:
dec lOrE2m EDN. LEE, &C
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14

The T~yrolese Minstrels.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT.
NHESSRS. Vincent Schmidt, n. and Mad Freuden
vi schuss, Carl and Friedl Scl,nepf. from TrHoL,
beg to announce to the citizens Of Alexandra, that
they will give a CONCERT at the Mechanics Hall,
On WEDNESDAY, EVENING. DEC. Id,
to commence at half past o'clock, and, being On their
way 10 the South, will perform for THAT EVENING
ONLY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14
District # CnlWMbiA,

DlStrlcl VI ONAutNDANs
County Of .8krandria. to mit:
November Term, 1s3l-loth Day.
Mord.cai Miller. Complainant,
"DnpA; e.. st S; {; ;s,; ,.s George IN 'A''efA''
VHHE defendant, Humphrey Peske, not having entered
L his appearance ,aad given security according 10 the
statute an the rules. Of his Court; and it appearing to
tle satisfaction of the Court, upon sfi iavit fled, that
the said Humphrey peake is not an inhsbitani of the
District of Columbia; on the motion Of the Complain
ant, BY his counsel, tits
Ordered, That the said Humphrey Peakc do appear
here OH or before the first day Of next april term, aud
answer the Complainant's billi and that the said George
Wise do not convey, pay away, or secre'e the debts BY
him owing to. or the money, estate. or effects in his
hands belonging to, the said absent defendant, until
the further order or decree Of this Court; and that q
copy Of this Order be published in The Alexandria Phe-
nix Gazette for two months successfully, and that ano.
ther copy be posted st the front door OF the Court
house Uf said County,
copy--Te,i:
dec l0-2m EDM. ! LEE, c. c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14
Warmers Bank " Alexandria

UeCeknUeT I-IooI'
TIME stockholders in this Institution are hereby no
tiled that an Election OF thirteen Directors Tor
the ensuing year will be held NJ tne'r BANKING House
on Moaday, the 2d day of January next
JOHN hOOFF, Cashier.
dec 8--wtE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14
BY GEORGE WHITE.

MUNYON'S NOetS az HNCtlOn.
IN Tuesday, the 18th inst. at 3 o'clock, p n. I
" shall close, at my Auction Rooms, . consignment Of
BULBOUs ROOTS,
Of I.te importation and in fine order, from the Gardens
Of the celebrated 2. II. Krii,ge at Harlem. in Holland,
consisting in part Of single aud double h~yacinths, tulips,
tazits, crown imperals, &c. &c.
It is expected that ladies and gentlemen will avail
themselves Of the opportunity, now afforded them. u
furnishing their gardens, with the best selection Of
flower roots they may ever again meet with
The Roots may be examined on the morning Of the
day Of sale. dec 10
TThe above sale is postponed till Thursday
Afternoon, 18th inst al 3 O'Clock.
Dec. l3.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14
Store 10 Net.

A First rate STAND for any bust
Mt ness, being in the central and most business
EsSa par, Of the City, situated on Seventh street,
&C.. directly in view of tine Centre Market, and OPP
posite the Patriotic Bank. Apply TO
WA. DOUGHERTY.
Washington, dec 12-eoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
hook, &c. Auction.

Nook, &c. AuctlOn.
(lN Saturday evening, the 18th inst. It O'Clock.
u will be sold at my Auction Rooms IN assortment Of
New and valuable BOOKS,
stationary, quilts, pencils, er,yons, paint boxes, states,
&c. &c. Also, blank books, Of VARIOUS descriptions
with elegant gilt msnteI and pier glasses, mantel clocks.
cut glass. watches, &c. &c.
dec IA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14
James ). GuMneN, M. ID.
DENTTNT

ID ESPECTFUILY informs the citizens and visitors
IL Of Alexandra that he may be consulted 1t Mr.
~. Clsgett's Hotel on the first and third wsDsEsDAy
in every month, from 9 O'Clock 4 r.. until 2P.H
AHletters addressed to DIR @. at his Office between
the United States Bank and the Presidents House,
Washington City. or left At DIR. Chgeps Hotel Alex.
andria, will be punc,ualIy attended to,
Jan 1i-eNf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14

ias Eye-Thc Raleigh REGISTER states that
VI John Berkwi,h, Of that city, has been remark
'oy successful in various critical operations upon
We Eye, The following IS related Of an aged la
~ lately restored to her sight.
About twenty-five years ago. she became
D'hd IN the left eye from a Cataract, and Ave or
s1!ears since she lost sight Of the other eye, from
NC same cause. She was unable to distinguish
Oolee's OF the largest size. Doctor B. operated
.POa the left eye and restored her to such a por-
aO0 OF her sight as enabled her to attend to her
S0nestc ayocation and to walk abroad with com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14

The Performers will appear in their National
Costume.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14
RECOMMENDATIONS:

Mr.. JG reshas EFF with us y smaii. very small book,
consisting ofonly SO pages, which he has emitted 'lhe
Little CCmpanion, a rule of true proportion we
have found great pleasure in examining tie book, and
think il every way worthy the attention OF parents and
teachers, The manner of stating sums Of various de-
nominations Of different ratios and proportions, aud ar
irving at an answer, is entirely new. A part OF the
plan, that Of cane. Hing the Il, ures, is an Improvement
in some former work; hut as a whole, it is original and
valuable, and a sum which would, in common ar,,hme
tic, require SIX statements in the rule Of three. may be
do ne in this plan. with a single statement, without mui'
tiplyinp figures, and in alnlos, a sirgle turn oflne pen.
Philadelphia $ Gazette
November IA, 1850.
4 have examined an arithmetical treatise by Mr.
Lewis Jrrres, called . The Little Companion, std am
hsppy to r. commend it. s containing improvements
which. in my opinion, render ii worthy of universal pa
tronage. X w. COSliMAN,
PRINCIPAL of the Ladies' Collegiate Institution, thil'a
Al the re quest If Lewis Jrrres, I have examined,
with considerable attention, his publication entitled
The Little Companion, or Rule Ut Pure Proport'or,'
and also the plan upon which he proposes TO give in
s~truction in Arithmetic; and it is with pleasure ex-
press the opinion, that his little work is n very ingeni
Gus and Interesting one upon the subject of Proper.
ton, and thai, his plan is well sdapted to persons wish
ing a concise pracucsi mode OF performing calculations
siness are. BENJAMIN H,LLOwELL.
Aiexandria Boarding School, IL mo 9Th, 1881.
u is with pleasure I coincide with the favorable OPT
MON above expressed. relative to MIR. Jorres' Little
Companion and plan Of giving instruction IN Arithme-
tic.
I have gone through a course Of twelve lessons, and
find that the introduction of it in my School will save
much time and labor. hexcels an, system have ever
examined, FIR conciseness. as well as certainty OF col.
rect Jesuit in all sums OF Proportion ,v
Alexandria. December 10. 1881.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14

Marriage Of Priests.-Thc tribunal Of Issou.
uon ,Francel has given decision on The much
'ezed question of the marriage Of the Priesthood.
's deris'on was in favor Of the Legality of such
marriage. OF course this cannot affect the laws
the church, as a church, but it involves a great
F'neple, since, prior to the Revolution, the mar
,Iase OF a priest was contrary to the laws Of
France.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14

Ground piaater
NAV be had at the STEAM MILL, on Conway
M wharf, by the bu~hel, barrel, or ton.
HORSE FEED for sale as above.
~ ID eotf .
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14
DRAH S THIS DIP.

DRAH S THIS DIP.
New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No IL for 1881,
To be drawn in the City of New York on. Wednesday,
December "a
IS Number Lottery-10 Drawn Ballots.
l prize of S4O,0 600 prize Of $4,000
/ do of 10000 90 do of 1000
2 do of 10000 Sc. &c. &c.
Tickets $40, halves S, quarter, 2 so. eighths l IS
10 be had in a variety Of numbers at
JOHN C. MANDELL'S
Lottery ana Erehange flfee
DRAWS THIS D.aY.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No II for 1881.
will be drawn in the City Of New York on Wednes-
day, December IA
1 Prize of $40. 200 1 Prizes of S5.0sO
/ do of 10000 Q do Of 5000
I do of $1,000 90 do Of 1000
Tickets $40; hslvcs }; quarters So
To be had in u variety Of numbers OF
J. uOMSE,
Loteryg e E change Broker, Ae ndria
DR.4HS THIS D.8Y
W SPLENDID LOTTERY"
$40, oOO!!!-S2O. OOO!!-SlO, 600!
To be drawn o the l4h instant
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Class No. II for 1881,
Will be drawn in the City ct New York on wednesday
the l4'h Of December.
Sc NUMBER LOITERY-l0 DRAWN BALLO1H
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14

DRHUS THIS DIP.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No. IL, for 1881,
10 be drawn i'm the city of New YORK ON Wednes.
dxv, December IA
&c Number Lottery-10 Drawn Ballots.
| Prize Of $40. 600 1 prize Of $40, 600
l do of 10000 90 prizes Of 1000
Tickets SO; halves 5: quarters 2 so; eighths 2s
To be had N a var ETY. &c numbers II
j. RUMNEY'S OFFICE,
King STREET, pposi III Frank n II use
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14

Prizes in all amounting to upwards OF B3oo,OUU
Tickets $40; halves5; quarters 2 sos eighths l IS
orders for tickets or shares promptly attended 10. If
addressedt to
J. H. WHITE,
dec g. t14th Alexandris, ID. e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-14
District 0f

EDM. LEE, C. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-31
Majority against Minister'S

'H"JVfiJ okotb9h itisNN .
mus were The Ministers again defeated, and by an
increased majority. The motion under discussion. re-
lated to the corrupt slate Ct The representation Of Liver
pool; and The motion 10 adjourn not only Disposed Of
that subject, bu, stopped all other business, and amongst
other matters, The presentation of the report OF The
Committee OF Supply on tbs Ordnance estimates. This
plies, " such object has since been svowed. The con-
sequence was,that the Ministers waited on the King in
a body, on the morning Of The 22J, and have declared
ny unless he convoksd a new parliament, or words to
that effect. The London Atlas OF the 24lh April, Oh
this subject, says:
CATER brief consideration, The king decided upon
dissolviog Parliament in person. This revolution IVES
determiDa ion, that there was not sufficient time TO
MJesiy's charactefiAic expressions 10 said 10 be, Z" II
This, however, we would be understood to give az an
Another version makes his majesty exclaim, of The
long boat cant be got ready, man the gig I" which 10
st all events, more appropriate to the bumour Ct a
sailor King" Such was he rspidiiy with which this
de cision was carried iBto effect, that the guards which
were appointed to receive his M jssiy al the do,rs Of
OF Parliament, hardly arrived In time 10 save appesr.
ances. None OF the troops had sufficient notice 10 en-
able them, as ordinarily, to lins the streets and even The
royal cor'ege was dehcientin many Of its state appt int.
meuts. Az the House. Of Peers al was confusion.
Some Of their lordsiips sppeored in their robes, Others
~ plain eloihes. TIE galleries and Hobbies OF the House
Of Commons we're crOwdedio excess. The utmost anal
ETY. prevailed throughout lhe nsigbborhood. For the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-31
IRFLAND.

Toe H.'a u o.. iaad, pafIeuletly in The wosisrn an,
,outh"esetn Districts, IL deplorabls. The psassntfy
div n 10 desperation by famine. and the nsgIec, A.
hafF'ssins opposition Of the landlords. have resoried 4
acts OF The utmost fefoeiiy. Agricultural property
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-31

first time In our day, aud perhaps, In a more daring
'spi,it than any Of which our annals present an exam
pie; the House OF Peers assumed the appearance OF .
disorsanised popular Assem- ly. la The most unsettled
perioes oil our history, thei Q eau bard y be found such
au instance Of xu ao,dipsry and sudden Abandonment
OF the delib, rative tharac er.-The eoar,esies CT society
were violated on all sides, aud per onaliiic'. amounting
alino.t TO ruder modes vi expression, passed amongst
the lords during the Glamour. lHstan;es OF opp obi
Gus language have been communicated 10 US, which
ho~ever. we decline publishing. The confusion, c'A-
INCUR aud disinay, that I'LL d The HUE ot Commons,
were equally remarkable, bu, we are M. TO accustomed
to meet the unsmhelli,hed reelection OF vulsar reali y:
while N tn, House o; Peers we are used TO see poor
humauity lricked out 20 daintly, tina: a deviation en- The
part OF their lotdships from the fashionable into The eve.
ny DAY nature, awakens in us a still g,eaer degree OF
al mi. alton"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03

A communication WAS received rom the Sen.
ate, stating that they mad passed a bill {" Ap.
prupriating a sum OF money t. defray the ex
ppnces of completing the repairs aud furnish
ING the Governor iIouse"--and that they had
also passed win amendments the bill - Con
cerning bonds on Appeals. wits OF error and
supeps IDEAS" lnese amendments we're agreed
to by, The House.
The House then, according TO the order OF
the day, resolved Itself INTO IA comm ttee oil the
" mole House, 10 LAX, INTO considers ION the
report of thr committee Tor courts OF Justice
up0n The Judiciary System Of The State.
MIR. Jones moved % amend the report OF
the cna,mrtee, by striking ON so much of II as
allows SUPERIOR 4 9urt Of Law aud Euuiy
ouly to the Election District, where Two or
more counties have been anal amatcd into ne.
The committct, for example, propose 10 give
ony one count TO the t'cO counties OF New Kent
aud Charles CITY Mr.. j. spoke tor some time
IN fnyor OF Continuing 10 allow 10 each small
county it's own Superior Court OF Law.
This amendment was advocated by MesSrs
uaiybu,ton OF New Kent, Leland OF Lancaster,
aud Mr. oempls.
1t was opposed at some length by MIR. Leigh
upon several grounds.
On taking the quest on, the proposed amend
meat was carred-ayes 50, noes, ~.
MI. Maxwell then moved tnat the committe,
rise and ask leave TO sit again. lie sad tha
they had Just arrived at the poiat OF the ques-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03

,.on a, which IL s.nla % seesssarJ 10 ntseh-s
tie bl-adinS Ut shsno~ry aHd eoaiooo law j.
risa.efIoas. lie 81 oaid % stm- in'"fs eSsA
.iaa esii upon e nilsmsn ~ me "s'hT VI III
Con,monwe4 lih n ne dared 10 hsese ang'a
,sn.. ~by t,i, extraordinary system sio be
Introduced. a.. hoped the oortnitre ~on'h
rise, ~ ordsr 10 aef upon the easro,sed biii ior
orsan,zing the Esecutivr Department There
serr some hi INKS ~ the bill which he thnng h'
might he flied m hall an hobr, AMI II became
necessary 10 at soon mon ihs biil'
Some DISCUSSION thnk place On the motion N
Use Air. Gilmsr opposed tie "'kiag leave
SIT &c am. Dpan The etanni thai II no amend
ment we're offered Il tie fepnfl OF the commit !,
tee IT would not be necessary to ST AGAIN anu
/ he called uasn gasil nm who had Snch amsnn-
mont. 10 Offer. T. bring them fnr~srd. lie
coa,4,d.I. taat there WIS decided ma jority ri
the House who aeTe "a favor Of adopting the
report Of the COMMITTEE.
~ HiIGa=rs ui HArri.on. suggested tat hs
had an ameafinrni n oler IA The report, bur
was mol al tins utne prepared 10 bring IT iof
ward.
Nj Nason of Frederick wa n fsyor Il sit.
fiar again. H.. epaii not suppose thst The
m .nds 81 grnt.r mn W. 80 mtis NJ ~ 10
render al d,scussirn unnecessary t"r his
part lie nas Ire To 50, that he wished The
question dsrussrd. IA order hat e'ery hght
may be shed upon It.
Mr.. Chri.tan plspd the committees sit
ting again Ih-rr aas bat n single general
proposfiou NJ / ste which WAS Tue b'cnding
ni chsneery ani common Ia" Ihf'ijic.ip"s =
lie thong I that tbs question: might be satt-
ciently discus ed in tho ilsnse. wnen the bfi
was brought ~.
sIr. Cline d claimed any wIs1 10 precsadr
discussion. All tba1 lac meant t. say ""s, at
his mind WIS made ~. ani he noPsd that pitbr
najar,tY oftle HoIse W.
1he question being put on asking leGve to
sit hgh#n. II was irtted, ay's %. noes OIL
The committee tIeh rose without ask ing
leate T. al again.
On Mr. Lei.h. mo isn the Il port was for
ths otesea lad "poa the table.
ar itiseso Csmpaell, presented petition
from tae county vi Cnarloits Tor separate 4.
ieclioh.
TIE rngro sd bill To organize the Exec.
uftye ID tJartnspi uader the amended Consntu-
I a." US tacn taken up, and read.
The black In tie bill, foI designating lh"
li,Dc when the ,vernor is TO 60 ia Office,
va. tn lr blank-Alr. Maxwell moved 10 Gil
tie bltnk win ms ftst o, Fenrnuy- Nil
Irr proposed The an Of March - Mr.. J k,on
proposed tue .ltI Nonday ~ March-Nf. Bur
tot proposed the frs OF March Mr., X ives Of
Camp1elf, ,agsrs'"d the - day OF February
[ he 0utt day Of Wash,ngtan,)
Mr.. Mul-r Wdhl,eW lle In day of NJ rich
and Mr.. Garland Of Nelson suggested tue Isl
Non..ay oi Hnrch-dr LefNirh prop SD the
81 Monday IN Marcb.-Aitrr iurtner debate IN
whiln A~ss +. jackson and Ntcher took 'pari,
Mr.. Williams oil hanIsou proposed The ii day
ofJuly
Inc question on the 4th OF J1y [bring
the most d.lnat day was lost without dni-
sion.
Inr question was then taken on the 4tn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03

r,ls ssrn, an.as ut sir,iy nsihieg Bot
Il NJ mud that In other states pians hrd l,sen
adapted ~sieh had proved hs''sha-i. hs would
moi refa.e 20 .akr ady.n'sgs of them. because
ttsy satna from other S'a'es. or even hon
fntfign countries. u thTy were ben~nri'l ~
was ~ lll,se 10 adopt thrm. IT ih-'n come from
what quarter sosssr. A. 20 the iifih laws. they
had aoihfng H. DO w,ta th'a Hc'--althnng .
he ho..d dne,eg nj session = qu~s ion sopid
come before iae Hoase IN enc Tee hes far
vlreinia va in,sfes-ed n ths promotion OF
manufacture. IN The course OF MS p1blic life,
he had nnrn seer th1t > neglect NJ the inter
est OF MS % siilusutr he might nave advanced
hIsoen. Inc attention he lad gwen 10 the
iui"fr.ts Of agriculture. might noi iend iothr
advancement o. his aNa. But iHat had n
seiebt vi i'm. II ~nrl1 pursue what he
concniv 4 fnr me pull benefit, although he
1as not nn.a ~" III. - public opinihn, legs
iatlve efforts ~ bshsli OF sRfienl'nfe. were not
hlRsiy esiimatrd. Bp' VT - impress'ons,
wers be allow ih IA 10 rsmsin ~ maj optnion,
however he might beuehf Inns u lie sHotld "e'
ia violation o. hts prinriPl'-. Dihrf gen irmr u
mn hi have dif rent eaVs--'ip n sh'hla INK
lie had dAgrft,i hts DIV ~ n"eIrfhnk 10 hd-
voc4,s me ,n.nra,4m ~ Of ~ ieai' re. lie
dtI npt ihlnt tha' lar tr ~ H. fEpsndii1f" W.
u.r., ar thai The Ieeisia tnre ~ l'seif topld do
mech. Bat II could = i.e a ,pirii Of efnfl',itDn
aui.,ny nnr cul ivatIr.. from mich goat good
ooni em.nste. - the esi bishnieHt OF Al
Ag,icul,urnI Profess Tspip. ayr cultural KNOW
lrJgs sonld rf. ',fIsrt, AL mt II enuia-
ii,nr1 ileI-au1 sIch spirit "puiI prodncn
lar1ralanle bcn Il And tbs was al ihat ihe
LrPislai re could do
The qursir,n on ne Indefinite post9ouement
was then tak-n and d@cl led in tBc ath -natse
by vote 81 20 IL 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-03
Extract from n letter datsd

Leghorn Roads. Nov. 3, 1871
After shortst stay nj 4 gers which. n -
anticipated we found IN IN unsettled sla'e. ~
sailed for in,ts, where we remalnedier ah1a
The spare II ten q Us.
Oar Consul there received us with the ma
ked hU, pitaiuy tnat he has ever EXTENDED 70 Hs
cnun ymen. The city Of Iunis IS IN daIl} ei
peciation o. an important change ifan Iar
,Nlr me nlGcss of the Bry, 10 whom We
were int oduced by our Consul, (Dr llcHe
think, ia my last, wrote ,uu that Il va
the intention Of Conmodore Porter TO remain
al this place, which in fact he lid purpose, vd'
as il vi take some time for the u, cfssary H.
s.ructIuns Ia reach him from the u. StftrS-I-
stru tinns which, II ON The gre revolution ''e'
commissioned as our representative, Hre ann
pUrtantIbe has determined, as the Dtsi NOV.
OF passing his fltue IN tn mean "h'e, 10 va
the principal cities on the coast 81 li.Iy,
We accordingly left Tunis and sa'ed 10,
Naples, which we reached about The 20" u
September, " here we were joined by lbe nSp,
Constellation and FaiGfeld--.h he oillte's d1.
crew OF hoth in health.
the Dey of Aleiers has been residing al "
ttc few miles i,om Naples, but Is at P''''"'
at this place.
II Is probable We shall sail in a few DAYS ~
Genoa, after which il rs thought we shd'
tnrn to Nation. The Commodore has ''y"f,'
fine health n, also the officers aud crew u w.
snip.
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The Petersburg OLD Dominion" corre,is
an e:for IN Bishop Moore's Sketch of Peter
FRANCISCO, which we overlooked nj thr time
Of tie ruth. alton. Inc Bishrp speaks Of hi,
great eseit'ons IN -" def nee of tn. coaorr,
which gave han birth The worthy Educ of
the Old DomnIon, who VAS nearly allied ia
ftier Francisco, atrs that " Mr. Francisco
was not NAIVE oi the AmeIcan c00tinear,
tie came 80 THIS country 1T u v-ry early agt
having been previously brought from Inv
to h"gtand. aud was subsequently landtlat
Cay folnt. When the Revolutionary War
broke ont Mr.. L. tnen supposed 10 he abot
e'snteeo years ofage, (fnr the deceased could
nr'es trace snTistto urtiy, either the psri,j oil
h'> h'rtn orIhe exact lace o. his neti nv i,l.
ed The saadar OF his adopted country, anu Ie.
NAMED faithful soldiel IN lhceau,e liberty,
M ne successful termnaiion OF The s,isa ii
lpfktn"n closrd lhaI eVentiul contest, an It
c"r'i l'eedon aad independence to the
void.
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seseiuf'ons were laid on the table, l. the
take" ~. and distressed until the adioarn,r9aa.a
WIN the sadefslan flag thai his remark, ~
b. CONTINUED io-n,orro~. 'a'i
." motto" Vt Dir. Merris, the House adj.
ned. "'Jhnr-