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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-11
I'd Lieut.. of Marines-T'homas Lee.


Vessels on Foreign Station, as reported
the last month, except the changes no.
ticed below.
Frgate Brandywinc, at Toulon, Goth
of fJuly--COmmodore Biddle on board.
Sloop Ontario, Capt. Gordon, at Mar
seilles on the 9th of July-for Mahon in
5 days.
Sloop John Adams, Capt. Voorhees,, az
Port Mahon lIth June-to sail thence
for Copstantinople by way of Naples, on
the 23d, with Commodore Porter, and
suit.
Sloop Concord, Capt Perry, sailed
from Marseilles 9th of July for Genoa.
Fr,gate Constellation, Capt. Wads-
worth, and sloop Boston, Capt Storer,
were at Vourla, in the Bay, on the 5th of
July: 10 return to Smyrna as soon as
the plague should subside. All well om
board.
Sloop Falmouth, Capt. Gregory, in
lat. 80 80, long. 3S 20 ". on the 2lst Of
July-all well.
Schooner Porpoise, Lieut.. Command-
ing Percival, at Pensacola on the 7ih Of
sept.
Schr. Grampus, Lieut.. Commanding
Tattnall, arrived at Norfolk ODD inst. l2
days from St. Domingo-all well. Will
return to West Indies as soon as repair
ed, &c.
Sloop Vandalia, Capt. Kennon, at Rio
on the 10th August, waiting relief-alL
well.
Sloop Warren, Capt. Cooper sailed
from Norfolk Cd Sept.
Frigate Gurriere, Com. Thompson, at
Lima on the Sd Of June.
Sloop St. Louis, Capt. SIoat, left Lii
ma about the 18th Of May for Payata and
other leeward ports.
Schr. Dolphin, Lieut.. Commanding
Fitzhugb, sailed from Lima about the
9Th of May for Guayaquil and other lee
ward ports.
Lewis Herman, fleet Surgeon in the
Mediterranean, arrived in New York, as
a passenger, Sept. %.
Navy Department, Oct. |, 1881.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-11
OFFICIAL-NAvAL REGISTER.

Some of the most important changes IN
the Navy Register, as ascertained at
the Department, during the month of
Sept. 1881.
DEATHS.
Master Commandant-John c Porter, at
Watertown, Mass. I'd Sept.
Lieutenant-Paul II Hayne,a Pensa-
cola Hospital, 18th Sept.
Surgeon--Wm. c. Mccall, near Tren-
ton, N. J. 18th Sept.
Gunner-Wm. s. Cowen, New York
Hospital, l4th Sept.
RESERVATIONS.
Surgeon-Samuel b. Malone.
Assistant Surgeon-John III. Inlay.
Passed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r. Bryan.
Midshipman--Gcorge NJ. Thompson.
Do. Aonzo =. Buck.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-10-11

p. s. Gen. Robert Deshs. in a letter pub =
lished in the Telegraph Of the 9th Of August,
volunteers a statement, to vndicate the course
Of MIR. Calhoun, towards me. Ho says !:
maj Eaton informed me in Tennessee, that
as soon as he heard Of the death Of Timber.
lake, no determined TO 60 Oh TO Washington
and marry his widow, and communicated his
inte ntion to Gen. Jackson, who advised him
to do So" In the same letter, he says "Tbis
is the time for the truth. the whole truth. and
nothing bu, the truth for II 10 what the peo
pie are in search Of"
More than a month aficr this letter was
written. Gen. Dcsha again writes corrective
letter, contradictory OF the msterial state
men,s Of the original and for the mistakes Of
the first, excuses himself by saying. that he
did not Read SAID LETTER affer wriiing IT,"
Strange indeed, that a man should prepare a
letter, intended for the press, and TO affect
other persons, and afterwards sdpi. il TO
be incorrect. and offer AZ matter Of excuse,
thu, he did not read II after writing il. In
this corrective letter. which was written after
bisfricnds Ut Washington hsd informed him.
ths, ] had IL in my power 10 couce, il, by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28

lEHMS.-Su SUBSTITUTION to thc D,uY Ei,pMo>p Wvio 9,
City Subscribers 81, year, aud tor shorter period W
Gr OF gu jca' both payable IA advance. Nhcn sent ul
mai $40
A"''maN" Fo5 cue square ot l6 lr"f lcsr, an
sa-',rr - cents; ST. t., ir rr 81 a. eI
..cIy succeeding i'--:'iou 80 cents,
Ihrice week, FIRST wees 81 - ,.. suce,'tn. r'ek -
t.Iiiun So
on1e week, frs, i"so.tou - ecau every succeeding IN
tsTIion 80
All advertisements also tic Co,.sirpros,'
Euia
Transient advertisers must pay i'm ad"-n~s
The number of insertions must be noted Hc Ms they
shl he inserted wnl ordered be stopped and charged
STtingly
Annual Advertisers charged - dollars COR two euus
sy: in that proportion for Advertisements greater lcnl,
Auotioncc and iooy dealers, who CHARGED 500
70 The CONSTITUTIONAL WiilG Is rul'.,hr: twice
Scck, Tuesdays aud Fi,ys) a i've dollars per annun
PAYABLE IN advance.
For ADVERTISING square, les, the in
srr,iou, and 81 cents icr each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28
WARD ELECTION.

'E1llE Election of Common Counci,ncn.
IN The several Wards, wal be- held on The Isl
Wca"esttY i" .2pyi ne5i. VIZ: I'm Jefferson Warl,
80. !, at The Watch llou.~. IN Mat,,.a Ward. No.
:. "a, the Guy l!ni'; end ,lnn,oc ward No. ;. a.
tn" Hhcckoc iIH Tavern Polls Viii open IN each
Ward, ~ ID o'clock, \ NJ "Thr ftneholIcrs of lots
within the sad city, whether improved or not and
whether such frccholdcrs reside therein or not, end
the h"usekc"pors and uhab'ou's oftlc .at! c.tv A1
saaii have resided theron a. any time too the sracr
ofihrcc months. without tic atorn,ssiouof' one >
months aud posses N their own rvht within ,."
snrnc, mgvaaJl' and nmoyoahIc property Tie ;alae
Of one hundred pounds, arc eut-l"d % vote.
~ i--32t " - WREN So-~'i c. R.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28
FOR LEASE OR RHNT,
~, ZeNInNd NUllln.e-

'H7iIE subscriber has received a sma,! supply o..
4 ms scarce and vnlnah'c seed. 10 ~a.." l.
would call the attention OF the public Those who
wish to purchase, cor b. made acquainted with th-
mode OF culture, rs to plentiful supply Of
Il throughout the whole year. is sad Ia be Infinitely
superior to any other kind OF SPinlgc in all respects
mar Il H. G. ncNEHNpA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28
ATIW MUsxC-

ID / SMITH date Collins & co. his received
"a. a large addition 10 his stock Of Muse for the
flano-anong which most of the late pieces and
popular Songs-those enumerated are IN par which
ne VIII continue TO increase they are published in
The northern cities.
THE PARTrnG HoUR--B BY D;elran
=. GIVE MI BACK MY ARAE STszD-- By A Hodsar
SHOULD VERY MUCH To- Know
o. CEASE bUsT FANcE-An original SWISS All, sung
by NJ Austin
Go GeoRcE [ CAN'T ENDURE. YoU
IHE WARNTNG, from the Spanish-By Cor
YES. VIII LEAVE ny FArHERs RALLs-By
Sidney Wallnr
AT PAaTT~s WHEN THY HAND IPREsT-By w ~
r. ESQ # Petersburg, Va
TuE PRIDE or TIE vALLeY-By Hsn-;cd
BTaTASSIA SAT WEEPING
Tvs NATuRE's GAY pAY--B Livua
TIE NUslcar. WGFE-F5y 4. SchurtZ
WE NET. II. B4y!e
o. WHY HAST THOU TAUGHT we TO LOVE ryrs
LIGHTLY HLRE-By T. Moschalas
Away 'IT GALLANT PAGE, AwAr-W. Bail
SoLpIBR's TEAR &. 4. Lee
SAILORS TEAR-S Waller
lows EIToRSELLA-J. COOKE
ISLE OF BEAUTY, FACE TREE yELL--By T. x
Rawlings
THE ApoLLo--A collection of Solos, Variations.
Walrzes, Eondos Duets, &c. from various Au-
thore, arranged Tor The Elu.e Piano GUITAR and
two Flutes, by l. NiSnen. aad a. Fuit, NJ. %.
( EGsEN PEH MAJ MEMoRIA, Dueto-by Rossini
APREs LA BiCHFssE-Gy Auber
N II OUGLTEz PAs-M. Grai.ic
SEE TREM CS THEIR WINDING EAT-Frurn Bishop
Heller
CHRrSrGAs VGzrrR Hr,7>--One or three variations
CAPTIVE K>IGHr-By Mrs Hemuns
THr STAR OF BETHL.uEM--Wor By H. Y,
Nh'e
TyRoLEsE EVENING HYmH-By Mrs Henans
DRoM GRFENLANp's 10Y MISREPRESENTATION Heber
LTRB SAcRE-,A periodical pubhcaton(-
numbers just received, and many other standard
/ pieces. for the Piano. Guitar. and Finite
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28
SUGAR, COFFEE, &c.

- N-AtA, UT ILC.
Z ANDiNG this morning, from Scnrs N,nchcs-
~ ter aud Freedom from New York. and Pho
;aroh. from Baltimore,
10 Ihds choice St. Croix Sugar
. tlerccs prime Jamaica Coffee
100 bags do Java do
60 barrels potatoes
hhds able Salt in baskets
For sale by LANCASTER. DENNY g. Co.
mar 2J- q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28
+ . r ALE

I"e COIL PITS formerly known bar tho
HHD'e Of GRAHAN's Coal PRS.
- virtue OF deed Of trust made to Daniel Call
~ aud the subscriber, by Edward Anderson and
INN A. MS wife, and recorded in the county court OF
Foochcnd, to secure payment of debt due fror, n.
SAID Ed"ard Anderson to Walter Dun as ezecu,or
- INC last VIII and testamert OF John Graham
i'cea-'d VII be sold the 18th day of April mex,
/ 10 inc highest bidder. for ready money! a. Hallam's
Io'eI' IN the City of Richmond the tract of land
| yIng ana being on James River, in the county OF
nd, and State Of virginia and described IN
me SAID deed Of trust, containing nine hundred
ana eigAty two acres and on. quarter of an acte--
De the sane more less. The title IS believed 70
DE good but selling trustee. ! shall only convey
sucd rShi as Svested IN me by the said deed
DANIEL NORBORNE NORTON,
Richmond, March 9th, ia3I-s4t
10 DanteI CaH.& DgnieE Nor5orne Nortoo.
4 ENT Having pad and satisfied to
-" you as the agents for Wslter Dunn. exo'r
81 John Graham, deed. nearly the entire Debt for
WhIch the land advertised by Won Daniel Norho-no
norton as Trustee, be sold on the 18Th a of Anr;i
next liable, mad having informed ou that in few
aay' anu certainly before the day fixed for the sale
Sha have arrived that the entire residue of the said
Debt, shall Be paid with all proper costs for RECORDING
'"' Detd OF Irust,aDt inserting the said advertise
men'-and having been ny you Daniel Call. informed
on tHc I'h day OF the present month, that Won should
forthwith send the Bonds executed by me to Walter
Dunn, and tor the Of the residue of which the
sad sale was 10 be made, and that the said sae would
yet proceed to be made for the residue of the debt
Que from memo" therefore, you, the said Daniel
Call, and Daniel Norborne Norton have undertaken
ac' and have acted, as the agents for the said Dunn
"eFsoy noy YOU that before the day of sale shall
De ready TO pay the whole of the residue of the said
Debt, and til" aforesaid and shall REQUIRE the
delivery OF the Bonds aforesaid and that hey must nor
ga by you removed, disposed Of that ihey maj,
not De cancelled, and delivered up to me. am your
o5elient servant, EDWARD ANDERSOy
March 18Th, lSS1..tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28

Fruit, Rum, Bacon, DC.
Rece,giHs FIR SAFE,
s1nS Ebl5 ~ T.. Rum
81 W. 10 hhds Baltimore 'vhisLey
IS boxes spermacctI candles
- 90 loaf sugar
III hAds p. Rico do
100 bags RIO coffee =.
hhGs w I. moasscs
- Qr casks Malaga vine
90 do French w. do
10 kegs salmon
~J'CJo lbs bacon, assorted, prime qca.:y-
lp2 boxes sweet oranges
20 % lemons.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 co.
mar g .,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28
Tanners Mans
Comic SONGS.
o Stone Quarters. .Easone. DC.

To Stone Quarters. Wilson's DC.
FE7HE Watering Committee Of this CITY,
Ii u.- authorized Saml. 2. Parsons. Jvhu Boshcr.
and Charles II. Hyde. 20 employ hands to quarry and
split quantity of stone, a Black smith. capable OF
Keeping sto.c-ioos in order, and number Of abour-
r-s, :os ilcr works. These wishing employment
WIN ca-L 90 c.thcr Of Inc ab.vn nnrcf narsnns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28
pROSrECTJS or
TIE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE
rrE1I~rr0 ~ T1fE CITY O. WASHING 5cS,
G.1LInS \ NE.JyIDH

:
G.3LES n SE.lTO.S
TE7EIE NATIONAL INTELEIGENCER is m old
established Journal at the OF the General Govern.
wsu'. II publishes originally the Proceedings aud Deha Of
Congress and contains regular full and accurate Re
rr Of these than any paper the Union, contains, also,
Acts ui Cu-rcs and al the Stale iarers and Documents
rH1c interest Ia before originating IN tina, hudy These
recommendations addition the of other infornl
ten which be found columns. connected with the
General Interests 81 country. with Literature and
eucc and trc affairs OF tire world large together the
character Of frss which The paper mas always sustained,
make useful and valuable d who 5e an n.crss, ~
thr concerns OF tins or Of other countries.
TIE Nrsi'r7f"cFH .. Dnrl-hei Daily and TU.w-ssy.
The Daily paper D. SlD year, 0r rs ur SIX months
TIE Couur. 'nclssnocr rn.isnel three a week,
N the tyctTnu sometimes Ola portion the recess Com
crrss during which published twice week At the price
o:s dollars year, payable 30 advance four dollars
months, mar -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28
n. l.. BOLTS,
TH Nv nnurrrE


faithful and dgcnI attention 20 any business entrus-
tod 70 them. A. l.. Bolts,
Gil. T Bolts.
A. Bolts proposes to establish in the city OF
Richmond General Agency OEce IN connection
with the practice OF he Iaw-to collect claims and
70 secure dcbls-to effect sales of stock of all descrp
uons, publicly or prvae!y-to procure loans of money
and 10 dispose Of the same. In every instance the
commissions will he moderate.
The subscriber would be glad to draw deeds OF
convcyances, and in trust deeds TO act rs Prustec
Any person having claims Of n doubtful character
would do well to apply 70 him to have them arranged,
and that If they please condtOnally--ln any matter
Of difficulty Die legal advice viii be procured with
out additional charge.
Having an extensive acquaintance in the State
those wishing to lend borrow sums of money
would DO well 20 apply 20 h'm-hs can DC done free
of postage ana u not suitably negotiated no loss O.
Inconvenience ran be sustained. Every honorable
Cxer.0n shall y" used and lot the most remote rsnuo
haaardei far the subscriber Is concerned in any
transaction entrusted 10 hm by seller buyer, bcG-
} rover or lender.
/ Having been for the last ten years a member Of
tho Council of Virginia, he has necessarily become
co1yCTsnnt with the subject Of land claims for rcrn-
igi.9nrry Ssrrirsc--such claims will be attended to-
Tor the conditional compensation NJ one fourth n OBJ
tanned, nothing f not allowed In attending TO such
claims he will be aided by gem leman Of much OK
perience and who has devoted much time 10 he same
Attached to his ofire viii be- established If desired
hy tho citizens of chmund and It's vicinity n Read
ing Room and Exchange Ofce under the manage
,aen' Of n suitable person. and wherever agent or
ouctuueCr Of any description may be employed. due
care will DO observed
The above establishment will 60 into operation the
ist OF April next eaTler-and If So due notice will
DC gwen a. l.. BOLTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28

HsISLNS. &c.
UST received, and for sal, low. 20 boxes Raj.
- SINS, md 20 bbs Lamp OIL
ms- 'r-r II. EUSTACE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28

4 WILL be absent t-,r. own argLl, InTe. yyee--s
q dur!ny which time. Nj W H. Fuzwhy.sopn has
kindly consented to soper.,cna nay business.
mar - Z. y StNNAy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28
r. -. SANXAY.

Slaiioncr, Book Safe, B,oh B,nd.,. ami dealey
EGnry Giants,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28

TYRoLEsE EvENING HYmH-By Mrs Hemans
DRnM GRFENLAND's 10Y MoUNTAGNs-Bisho Heber
LTRB SAcRe-(A periodical publication(- two
numbers just received and many other standard
pieces. for the Piano. Guitar. and Fnte
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28

- O&i. AMI CFFEtt LEaIuEK An -CHi4F
- SaiNS--iu-t ,ura!yed. n rurrner supply Of ,he
oaoye. t'F su!-. JAS WINSTON.
-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-29

offered, in Washington, to Major Eaton!!!
We were yesterday enabled to sympathize
with the Editor of the Philadelphia Gazette, who,
a few DAYS ago, spoke thus of the weather.
"The weather, to-day, is incorrisihly fervent
The trees have not an animated leaf in their whole
collection; AID there is, not air enough in the
of bellows, TO lift the down o: Cygnet The
sun looks fercely upon US, like great burning
eye; aud with so much unripe fruit and other
laxative edibles about, there is Cholera Morbus
in every glance of Dan Sol aforesaid. We be.
Iieve if citizen should step out Of our present
atmnsp here into bakers oven. he would freeze
to death in a moment. Under such ardent in
huences, the nerves are subdued-and existence
goes by unmarked BY a solitary original thought.
1t is exerton enough to superintend the free
movement Of ones lungs, and permit the hair to
grow. 1t is time to cry a truce with all poll
tics; to drink sparingly of lemonade; to HE to
the bath, and let abundance Of waters" cover
the corporeal system. Good temper is now indis-
pensabe. The strife Of parties must cease. for
the time being, and all editors who continue to do
battle while the thermometer stands at its pre-
sent attitude, should be imprisoned in ice houses,
to prevent political hydrophobia. 1t is season
to give extracts from voyages to the North Pole;
to rumiuate avalanches, glaciers. icebergs, &c.
and TO reflect upon the snow storms of last Win
ter in this goodly city, when the drifts were six
feet high IN Chesnut sire ct"
TIE Ueather.-On Thursday, the Thermo-
meter stood at go; there was at the time. a fine
south-wcstegly breeze; an elastic atmosphere, and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-29
BOSTON MARKET-iuLY IS.

F2ou.--There have been fewer sales this week,
but prime qualities continue to advance: sales Of
200 bbls, Howard street, were made at 50, and
900 do do 81. mo- 400 do Alexandria noun
tain, 81; 200 do Georgetown do 81 cash; ESQ do
do do Al, mo; 500 do Fredericksburg lnwland,
Al cash; 200 do Philadelphia S, a mo; 80 do
Corn Meal 81, mo.
Grain.-Owng to limited supplies of prime
qualities Of Corn, that description has been sold
at an advance on our last reported prices; 1000
bushels yellow fiat zoe. 2069 sacks received from
New Orleans &c; Oats are in brisk demand, and
prices have improved; 5000 bushels fair, now in
store, brought ssc. 5000 do aHoat SIC. aud Rye
1000 bushels superior southern, free of garlick,
7Sc. per bushel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-29

The best argument that we have seen against
"public dinners" is the fact, that one has been
offered, in Washington, to Major Eaton!!!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-29
View Publications..

fsNiE following NJ Publication are lust received
L and iorssle by DAVID Martin.
The Mothers Book, by Mrs Child 50 rs
The FIRST Book Of History, by the
Author Of Peter Parey's Tales, with
60 cngrsrrgs and l6 maps 100
Fragments Of Voyages and Travels,
including Anecdotes OF u Naval lite,
by hall f2s
The Working Mans Companion O ga
new supply OF iienshsw's Commu.
nicapl's Guide o1s
And Advice to Young Christian, by
Village Pastor o 37&
~ 23-dilt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-29
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, Cd. c.

ARRIVED, July %,
Brig Volta, Sylvester, Bath; lumber to j. &
w. H. Irwin.
SAILED,
Brig Camilla. Edes, Rotterdam.
Passed down from Georgetown, Brig Leander,
Schr. Astre and Schr. Brilliant.
Passed down from W ashington, Ship Corin-
THAN, for the Pacific, with naval stores for the
squadron in the Pacific.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-29
DIED.,

Yesterday evening. at O'Clock, HELEN Ma
~, third daughter of Mr.. b. ROCKFORD, in
in the 9TH year ofhea age. The friends Of the ia
miIv are requested to attend her funeral from
her fathers residence, upper end Of King Street,
this afternoon at O'Clock
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-29
Grate Coal
QuanticO Mills.

vI<ilE subscribers have taken both the Mills on Quap
L tico, near Dumfries, one Of which they are now
putting in state of compete repair for manufacturing
hour and they will be ready to receive the new crop
of wheat TO grind for toll in exchange for -four on
the usual terms They will asn pay particular a,,en
ton 10 Country WOrk. and viii receive grain from the
boats of their Maryland customers, at the canal in
Dunfrie and return it when ground free Of expense
They are also preparing to starta
WOOLLEN FHCTORY,
at the lower mill where they will 10 cardng, spinning,
fuing and dyeing, on the most reasonable terms =.
Having first rate pai, Of card.ns machines. clothed
entirely new, and picking machine. The, hauer
themselves, by their constant attention, to merit
share Of public patronage.
They will purchase Wool, receive it in exchange
for their manufactured goods
july 6-lAwSw JANNEY Il RUSSELL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-29
Fare &eNuced!
The Packet Boat
CHARLES FENTON MERCER, Capt Fenlo

CHARLES FENTON NERO Err, Capt. Fenlon,
SrARTS, as usual, every morning at O'Clock, from
- the Bridge at Frederick Street. near the Bank of
Columbia, Georgetown. Persons wishing to take
meals board, have breakfast dinner. supper.
ut all times; bu' large parties intend taking meals,
little previous notice is desirable,
Fare to Crom.neln 373 cents; to Seneca so cents -
Breakfast 34 cents; Dinner so cents; supper rs cts
Wine at from so to $50 cents per bottle
The boat arrives al Georgetown, on her return, at or
before sunset.
The scenery between the Great Falls and Seneca is
much more romantic than that between the Falls and
Georgetown. W. w. FENLoN
Georgetown, jy 8-eolm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-29
From Cures Liverpool Advertiser, of9lh June,

we copy the following interesting paragraph:
Lofaye'fs's Soirees.-During the season which
has just closed at Paris. Genera! Lafayette gave
weekly soirees; these have concluded, and the pa
tr0t of three revolutions has retired to the shades
of La Grange, his estate, short distance from
Paris. The receptions at his sorees were con-
Quoted with Republican simplicity. lie occupied
four apartments on the first floor in the Rue de An
jou, one of which was nearly filled with bed
Here might be seen crowded for room, ODlon
Barrett, Mauguin, General Lamarque, and many
eminent persons, destined, probably. to play i'm
portant parts in the affairs oi their country. The
ladies were seated round the apartments; they
were chiefly women of talent. who had distn-
guished themselves as votaries OF the MUSES.. and
for devotion to literature; among the number was
Mrs. Opie, CONSPICUOUS by the neat trmness of
her dSab coloured silks.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-29

In pursuance Of plan we have adopted, we
give our readers, this morning, selection Of
Literary Notices, and shall endeavor to continue
tins arrangement regularly once week, when
other important matters do not interfere. The
end and aim of the daily, as we'll as the periodi-
cal press is to be useful; and in no better way
can this design be effected, than by encouraging
a literary taste among all classes Of society.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-29

The Secretary of the Nary and the COmm's-
nor, If the Navy board, will in few days
,,oceed to inspect the Northern Yards anu the
H. D,,k at CharleSto"n Mass
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hea'ucky. We have reirained from publish.
'as statements relative to the Kentucky cleo.
IONS because We are unwilling to be instrument
I'll tn deCewing our readers, or in encouraging
"Sehopes. What we ave before stated we now
'rpeat-that it Mr.. CLAY receives handsome
''Ppor 1t will prove that resp &c his services
''d virtues, and the business Of MS cause, out
e9hs every other consideration: forwe are GER
''a Watevery species of electiOneerins intrigue
Is oeen resogted to, in order to secure his de.
at, and the most tremendous exertiuns used
support the Jackson cause Justice requires
. 10 state, however, that our private accounts
speaS In the must encouraging and fatteriug
rms OF our success, and our friends are san.
June and certain. They speak Of the complete
'a"Pn OF the Clay party. We can only say
G' we wish their expectations NAV be every
way realized,
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a Xegionary Court

KHOR the LIST Regiment, I'd Brigade. NJ. d C will
L be held at the house formerly occupied as the IN
dian Queen Tavern, on Saturday the Oh day of Au-
gust All fines imposed at the last Battalion Court
can be RENTED at this Court for good cause shewn.
GE0hGE BRENT,
jy 20 cot s aug AdItant.