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The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-28
TREASURY DEpARTmENT,

Ocfober l2, 1881. MNHE House of Representatives, hT a ssA resolution of tho 4th of May. 1e30, directed the Secretary of the Treasnry to collect and communicate to the House s'uch information, and report his views on fhe same, as, m his opinion, may be uaefud and important to Congress in enacting re- gulations for the Navigation of steam boats or steam vessels, with view to guard a- yatast the dangers arIsing from tile burst ing of their boilers. e1sz
 Such measures were accordingly taken ~as were thought best calculated to obtain the requisite information. But, although some highly interesting and valuable com inunications have been received, the De- partment has not succeeded in collecting the facts sufficient to enable 1t to fulfil tte directions Of the house
 In consideration, therefore, of the | iGi- E.nity ef ohta,aing the reqnisita ;nfornea- slou, by any means within the power of rhe Department, and of the daep interest which the community, and more especial ry these engaged in steam navig have an the subject. 1t Is thought best to make this public application to all who may be soble, and are disposed, to promote tha be- nevolent object of the Resolution.
 Accidents, like those which Ii is the de- Sire of the House to prevent, have, ,unfortu- nately, been 80 numerous that many per sons will have 1t in their power to state the causes and circumstances of such ca stiaitios; and these, collected from Various parts of the Union, cannot fail 10 be high ly useful.
 Wfff aview to assist in giving that infor- mation, precise and explicit character, the following queries were prepared.
 fS nof nta ad hax .+ Co the point. presented to them, or to tie form of communication which they may Seem to indicate. On the contrary, the Department will be happy 10 receive any Information within the scope of the Reso- iution, and communicated such manner as the writer may bo pleased to employ.
 It Is desirable that communications on this subject should be transmitted by the slrst of December,or early as may be there after.
 LOUIS Msa.ANE,
 - .~4~ fxl-
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Patem 0fce. Gel. ss4, 1881. A PPLICANsFS for Patents aye here5y fN notified, that in future, DO i'aient for any Machine, or improvement therein will be issued, until good model thereof be furnished to this office.
 By order of the Secretary of State.
 JOHN D. CRAIG, Dec. ', ls3l-wst-s5 Superintendent
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-28
LAWS OF ARKANSAS.
2. 1s3s AgsrxyrcEssr.y <
AN ACT to regulate Attorneys fa,

AN ALI to regulate Attorneys foes.
 SECTION l. Be Il enacted by the Gener- ai Assembly of fthe Territory of .grl-aasas, That no Attorney, Counsellor, SoIci- tor, prosecuting CT distf.et attorney, shall, at any time hereafter, exact or demand any tax or record fee. in any declaration, Judgment, bill, decree or demurrer, whatever: and that no such fec or fees, shall be taxed in any bill of costs. made out by any Jerk of the Su- perior, Circuit,or County Court, in any suit hereafter commenced.
 SEC. ?. fad De tt further enacted. That this Act shall take effect and he in force, from and after its passage.
 Approved: Oct. 24, 1881.
 1 AN ACT for the relief of Joseph Carnce.
 SECTION i. Be t enaeted ty tie Gdener- q .4isssus5y ttlssc srriisory 4 y-asta,sas, That the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars, be allowed to Joseph Carnes. for the apprehension and bringing to justice, Daniel K. Mayou, who was con. yicted of murder; and the same is here. by appropriated to be paid out of the Territorial Treasury, out of any mo. neys not otherwise appropriated, and the Auditor is hereby directed. to is sue awaIrant, to the said Joseph Carnes 1 for the same, and the Treasurer is here ny directed to pay the said sum of ont hundred and fifty dollars 10 said Carne as a compensation for the apprehension and delivery Of ihe said Mayca, to !!,'
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-28
LITTLE ROCK, X WEDNESDAY, loEcsssssEssg as, 1881

Sheriff of Chicot county. This Aet to De in force from and after its passage.
 Approved: Oct. 24, 1881.
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23. Arc there any other facts Nitfia your knowledge, in relation to this sHs Ject, which appears to be important in the present insuiry! If so, please to state them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-16

From the 'ate Hon De Nat Clinton i.sq GOrernor Of
Ter, igenf far the sale efthe Ppad.4phs, or india &c
tract ut .1.oony
Dear Sir> female relative OF my amiit, who has
resided th me tor mauy years had been long aTtGt
ed with rackng pans some mes III one CONT and s"'e-
tunes in another but iuUst frequently IA the @ris's,
shoulders, knees, and sncies, and somlties m the
breast requen, shifting from To another, each
dag bringing with it AN additional weight OF misery de.
prvng her Of rest dSy and night attended with loss OF
appetite, lowness Of spirits, &c which her ply stefan
termed mveterae. rheumatism, without being anie to
give the east relief Under these circumstances, We
were determined 10 try The Poadephis, OIL India TX
tract winch you advertised agent for the proprietor,
the effects of which far exceeded my most sahguine
expectations. BEFORE she used one box, hvr pans IN
great lett her, her appetite returned and by
using three according tn the direction, she Is,
under the smiles OF DIVINE Providence restored 10 her
usual state Of coed aith. HIS beng remarkable
cure, under distressing circumstances, PLAINLY
proves the importance n that most valuable medi
cine. Since the above has been performed. my
pl, slciSn informed me he had himself recommended
II. and il in many obstinate chrome and ihHaHima-
tory rheumatic affections With the hsppiest effects
therefore can with confidence, recommend II 10 sii
" no are labong under th> rhenna IN IN every stage
Of the disease anu IT, opinion. tins medicine was
introduced the arm, and navy IT would DC last
ing benef, suffering nsn:t. and promote tn inte-
rest OF the service DE " Cal. ION.
For sale by WILLIAM HARPER,
Druggist, FAIRFAX street., Alexandria.
nov ll-eu6u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-16

TuitinM
In Draining, and in the spanish and Hafan


Languages.
- PINISTRI respectfully offers TO The citizens u
-. Alexandria his services to teach in the above
branches
Mr pinistr is an Italian artist has taught in New
York for The space ut Twelve years. and IN TINS Dsc
for the last three AMI is HOW teaching IN some Oh
the pest respectable families Of this place
Drafting IS useful to ALTO young ladies, as an &C.
compiishnent and elegant finish to their educa
ton; to young gentlemen, to facilitate and give an
elegant n sh their Of pursuits viz: TO law
YER, in the use OF maps, direction of land &c; to a
Doctor for the an.tom;ca study drawing chemical in
strunents &c to merchant, to understand stamps
patterns &c t. mechanical professions. not u 5.
useful No tailor can make gracefu and Wen suiteo
dress without it; to carpenters ship-buders, house
builders. &C it is indispensable: IN fact there cannon
he a wci.inlshed mechanic of any kind without
knowledge Of Drawing
This art, like ali Others, should be taught gradually
beginning with simple drawing and Swallowing IN
cr,,on water color, ds ink, &c. until the pupil ST
rivss at proper proficiency to paint IN OIL
any other course Is not calculated ior
proper instruction. The principles ofthe art must be
understood the learner progresses NJ Pinis'r re-
fers to Sir J 6. Oh .pman. on this hesd lie propos
teaching al; the various branches ut painting ciu
ding imitation in oil csmbic or paper, an expedi
tons method and preferable to any other in teaching
The Spanish Language is now particular, useful,
from the tan, intercourse between tie United
Ststes and South america.
The Italian Language the most beautiful and bar.
monious OF all tongues will no, only be an accomplish
ment, but of real and practical advantage. Derived
rou The Latin. it must please protested scholars and
students 1t is now the common. and Gems 10 be The
appropriate usgc of music, which renders 1t pecu'
harry adapted young ales l. is singular that there
re 10 silent letters but one. and every word IS ended
by y1Wely
Price Of Tttiton:
For pupil, "a lessons TO Quarter SlO
, IN 4 uuiis do do e0Cn
- 5 to 8 do 90 do 90
70 j.uplls and upwards do do
Nigh, class foy young gentlemen do
References:
New York, Hon Van Rensselaer,, Hon C. D. Col
den late Mayor; Hon James Kent, Chancellor.
Washington, ID. e. Commodore Peterson and Tho
mas Peters, Esq
Alcxsndria, Chss. Chaplin. Esq. Thomson r Mason,
Esq late Savor, l.. Lewis and Carusi, Esqs
Il pinis,r has already commenced his fcenfnS
Dra,o,ng !Scl0ol at Nr uslIowelPd. As soon suf
ccn' number Of subscribers is obtained he Will CON-
mence In, Spanish Evening School
lie can be found Ut Mrs ReDeccs Taylor's on King
street. Some Of ms drawings be seen at MI Mar
tins Boak Store
ocl % SINGS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-16
70 Went.
Tavern for Rent.
The PUBLIC HOUSE at King George

y.&s, Comt II use would be rented to good ten
sSaS an f. r one to FIVE ears IL is the only ono
saa-- 81 the place, is spacious and in good pair,
having atsced to il grazing lots and stabng 40
50 horses The furn in the house, which
is Of the requisite qusy and abundance, would bs
sold tie tenant on very odatng terms. Pos
session may be had lt January, If desired.
Apply TO DOCTOR b. Johnson, King George C. II.
Va or 30 Gf0 JOHNSON & Co.
septic OF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-16
# most vnl,tnbie EAST IVDL4 1TEDICINE
For the Cure of RieumaiiSm, &c.

Extract of letter from the iep James English dated
Bengal 10 has friend br, +. Beiuel IN London
'Dea Sr-Agreeably to your request. have. with
diff atty procured and send you oy the ship JASON
Capt Robertson. few pounds OF thu PoIadeiphus or
what generally goes by tie name of India Extract, q
| Medicine universally esteem among the people of
India, for the cure of Rheumatism. Was 10 inform
you of the number If people who daily relieved and
cured by this yalua lie remedy, j, would require more
paper than am able to purchase, and more than am
able To bcstow Iadeed the effect If this Medicine is
so immediate, that in RHEUtLdIISM you would in
some suppose il acted aiuo,t ike charm in
moving that painful disease. The usual mode of k.
ing is the fora Of Pills shall use all my endea
vors 20 send YOU a constant supply" J. r.
Since The Proprietor has received the above Medi
cine, wishing thai the poor should benefit by it
veil IN ricl he has put 1t up in boxes made FOR the
purpose, wt,h dirc ruu"d each box, and has sp
pointed Er. ROBERT HARRIS Jr Of Philadelphia,
he ou, aggut The Us,ted ststes 10 dispose Of the
same WITH fun power TO appoint sgents where he may
tnint proper +. uEDH ELL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-16

RESPECTFULLY offers hs professionals services
4 to the citizens of Alexandria and its vicinity its
office FAIRFAX street, next door to The Post Oihce,
where II can at all tunes be found.
aug xe-0
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Grape Juice.

n FEW halt quarter casks Of Grape Juice" win.
"a tage of 1850 and Of very superior quality, also
Newton Gordon, Murdoch and scou's fine old London
Particular Madeira Wine in half pipes, just re-.
ceived per the Souvenir from Madeira, via: BaimorG
and for sale By .. MhSSHRSAIIA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-16

d. HARMON has just received further suppl,
of Ho.ts shoes and Hats and will continue TO receive
sdilins through the Fail which enables him TO offer
to purchasers very general assortment consisting III
par, Of
N.rs' coarse bootecs and I"es, pcgged and sewed
Men, fine bontes, begged, sewcd, and naiied
Mems fine shoes, nailed sld se~cd
BOYS coarse sGd fine baoees peggei and sewed
Bows coarse and fine shncs, pegged and sewed
t,cn,lrmcns' fine boots mated and pesged
G. ,tl,mcrs' calf skin boots. sewcd
Iadie' leather and morocco walking shoes, several
qualities
Ladies seal skin walking shoes aud slippers, several
qualities
Misscs leather and seal skin slippers and walking
shoes
Misses and chiidre's leather and morocco ancle ties
Ner's black fur and wool hats.
IS are yited to call aud examine his goods,
rs lac IS Disposed to sell accommodating terEs.
Get 20 Il
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-16
VIZ and $snifes

bblS. pale color fal-strained oil. Just
: M>'St'sS' Snd for sale on moderate terms
Gnso' BAzil, South American, Cuba lsI
~ ~ f4atl'y, Java and few bags Old white
! ..,. y'' 'sr,ues) CoiTee,
,s,lR' F'aSSeed, for winch the highest mar.
n, .,''S' N cash, will be paid, in large and small
rIlOS. V0WELI,
,gm Lower end cf Duke street aad corner of
~~- Potomac strand.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-16
Leiier FINN Dir. NoLsioa.

Dear Sir -lhNe ,,ei EioeHt!y III ctcd with Rheu
matte complaint for maiy years. m haseFs were
contracted could Hel,her dFrs, ui.cs, ny sell.
have only used two boxes If he Extracts ami an
perfectly restored. Your, truly l. hAi.siON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-16
From UTHam Ruff fsq Keeper Of The he~ Prison i"

'ITttI HIHUtIU"t1
GsaI Sir hb.n, a ear an n halt WA, dreadtuily
affctrd tn kheunsli N, or what my hysicaat L rH-
eu Rheumatic Gout my pains were so great that il
would be impossible for to give you description.
they better Known by those iabnring DIR hhSu'
mstsn, than can be described had neither res, nor
81, ep, day nor night; wien took the Po!adcipba
India extract, according to the directions, with very
singular success after taking few doses got To sleep,
and slept wc continued The list OF The EA,ract PITS
and the pam, graduy eft me- Irested well curing the
dry. and had ,.sIng s.e during the ngn', and con.
linued to &c, better til got perfectly Well
WN RUFF.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-16
or Sale,

,yDn. FOr Sale,
M : @. nOn 'ehr New England, Capt. Liseomb,
~, - ans New England RUN
.: :, barrels No mackerei
=, s. aa!f barrels Mol do
'sSs;oA'Feh excellent potatoes
:, ! Tons Of plaster. For sale bv
A. G.. CAZENOyE < Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-16

John Il f0uca,d,
Upholsierer and Eattrass Manufacturer,
vHSEHUEHS MS re,oe ;tiuI acknowieds esen,sto the
L public in gcn raj Tor the very liberal 'ncourage.
ment he has ceived, and informs them That he hAa
Oh hand general assortment OF
New live gees feather beds
Best curied hair mattresses
Spanish moss do
CCilOn do
tail do
Straw do
Sofas, easy chairs, &c &c.
New We geese feathers and Spanish moss sold BY
The large or small Quantities.
All f ~nicb can be warranted Of the very best qua.
lily. snd will DC disposed Of reasonable terms for
cash
apprentices TAINTED.
Iwant two apprentices 70 the Uphosterer's and Mo.
trass making business. J. A. FOUcARD.
SEPT 5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-16
teorge !nh,,son & Co

teorge !nh,,son & Go.
So AVE Just rec, wed and !nr sale,
Ia ~ BOXES plug tobacco
II 10 the pound
In Store
pipe 5 hhds, II q. and 10 eighths best Ma
ders wine OF their importation, war
rsnted pure
50 ousr,er casks and indian barrels, Marseil!es
Madeira Of superior quai,y
9 quarter casks Sicily Madeira DO
s GALES spinning cotton. Tor retailing
&c SKIS cheese low to close sales
IS or boxes superior real Havana sesars
S bales brown domesi'cs ga 20 A. WIDE
S barrels bright varnish
No 3 mack erei in barrels ard half barrels
In room, in front Of H. EUD.s office
FOUR FORrEPIANOS of fine tone,
and splendid workmanship, sliof which are offered on
pleasing terms
~ Hhem purchased as usual
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-16
NysNepsia.

yEyHE subscriber continue apply the newly disco
L vyred remedy for Dyspepsia, which has made pr.
feet of hundreds in this and other places HIS
price is moderate. Application 20 be made at his
Drug Store on Fairfax street
WIN HARPER.
n A general supply Of fresh Drugs-medcincs &c
on hand and offered as low as they be purchased
in Alexandria for cash or the usual credit.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-16
.2judcou7 pr4cti amer speaking Of The hadil E1ire
srDressCS himself thus

2judciou7 prqctii oner speaking ofths Mdil Eltrc t.
Expresses himself thus
- nav lsy, he eInpoysd al, my skill aid talents
"a find out ii preparation for the reii.t and cure
If Rheunstsm, and mo-; ~, Bni, airm that have
found All, thing sogOod sa}e, and c6cacoIs
Ur BsGwePs lidit kXtglC, u may depend upon
il. (sa he) for have nftee xperenced IT. that pos
every virtue that csn Justly sscrbed 10 any
for that t"rmtniGg disease Here then Gays
nc, aga6) y"u tave olsc,pe II supeT.aiive efhcac,
AID Of intrinsic ysne midi IN It's operation and certain
N It's effects, Which n.sI gwen web success
rrty # Chrome distG.-s Dot especially IN obstinate
uAAmhury and CblGnc j;t, gmaism In pains Ut the
face, &C. p! two taken NJ bed time will give re-
lief
Df CLARK, Of Ne% YUrS, ~ letter to the agent of
Inc PROPRIETOR concludes ~ ing: -ve class OF PEG
pie vii! d the indis t&lr.ct cheap and valuable
remedy ior The Il, una ISM l have generally found
from one TO two boxes have lrolao ed cure.
Asa CLanKE, u, y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-16
Chain Cable.

i! 'A''!OSs l6 inches Cham Cable, with
; = ,s SUI, J' sale BY
u GEO JOHNSON & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-11-16
servants for NiYe.
MNtGsses. klnnr.-&c
Gp0uaa Alum Sa\t.

.hN 81 'hhI.S of ground sua salt, Of the best
y y" q"'iy, on board schr. Abigail, Captain
10 4. C. CA2ENOyE q Co
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f0r Rent .

f0r Rent
.s,,s. That very desirable property, at present
..t s. ocupiGd by Messrs chamberlain u Harris az
Ssss y the corner of Prince Street
49, The stand is believed TO be equal TO any
other for the grocery busncss the wharf profta.
bic one. ros good tenant the terms will be low, and
possession given the 23d January next For teims ap.
p, to JANE S. CHAMBERLAIN.
sent 5-(f
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" inter OH.

:, sBiS, Winter Sperm oii, for sale by
. r, - VI. MILLER & SON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-08

The Rev. Menzies Rayner, of Hartford has accep's ed call from the Unversalis Society in Por'ia"d' !" the State of Maine, whither he expected 'hof''y 0 remove.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-09-08

Compliment to American PhilanthroPy.-!t is with uncommon pleasure we read such trl. outes to individuals whose labors in the sacred cause of humanity, as well as morals. richly enttie them to a distinction above worldly greatness. We extract from the Glasgow and West of Scotland Temperance Society's re- port, the following kind Oyeraowins ot a Scotchman's heart :-[J Jour. of Humanity.l
 four committee cannot close thelrs ot the triumphs of '" Temperance EmancI- patton" without notice, however cursory, of the progress of the cause in that continent where 1t had it's origin. It would be an act of ingratitude towards our American friends,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-04
George 8. HOugM

Is now opening his early supply of FaNCYtS STU
Il PAE DRY GOODS, viz: Super cloths and cassi-
meresi common, fine, and super sattinets; hannels;
rose and point blankets; silk and other vestings;
sted, cotton and slk hosiery; Hoskin, kid and beaver
gloves; long white kid ditto, small and large; Nerno
scarfs and shaws; Thibet ditto white merino and
Canton Grape hdkfs; beautiful assortment Of Grape,
gauze and other fancy hdkf; chsngeable, PLAN, and
black Gro de Nspsi blue and white ditto; white, pink,
blue. and black orenceg Italian lustrngs; furniture
dimy and chintzes lustres. Norwich Grape, Grape de
Lyons, Crcassans, mernos. bombszettes; bombazEes;
plain and figured book and Swiss musns; crossbarred
Swiss do for aprons; brown Gnen Irish do; lawns and
linen camorc; table, bird eye and Russia diapers and
sheetngs; black and colored lasting and shoe ribbons,
belt and guard ribbons; cloths and nseys cot
nburlaps, general supply of domestics. bssging,
caps Tor boys; pins. tapes brads fancy and coat but
tons; cotton bats for quilts, fancy baskets; with most
other articles in his line, which renders his assortment
very desirable and will be sold reasonable terms for
cash to desirable customers.
10 mo 4h- d3t&eo3
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DI f D.,

On Sunday evening, Cd ult. after lingering
illness, which she bore with christian fortitude,
Miss ARrEMFsA TREARDoN, in the 31st year Of
her age. Her friends and acquaintance are re-
spectfuly invited to attend her funeral, this morn.
ing, from the Baptist Church, at 10 o'clock.
Yesterday afternoon. HANNAH ANN. daughter
Of WILLIAM MORGAN, aged two years and six
months. The friends and acquaintance Of the
family respectfully invited to attend her fane
raj, this afternoon, at O'Clock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-04
Makes New Geography.
A GEOGRAPHY FOR CHILDREN: witt

IN copper plate maps and so wood cuts. BY
Rev. J. l.. BLAKE, author of several popular
school books
Although there are already great number of &c.
ographies for children before the public yet is be
eyed that the author has incorporated into this work
valuable peculiartes which render it worthy the
attention Of teachers II has been his intention to make
the volume attractive and interesting well useful;
and as children fond of variety in books well as
amusements, en- attempt has been made in this work
to taxa advantage Of this trait in the juvenile mind
Accordingly, part of the lessons in form of ques.
ton and answers others have the questions at the end;
aud between Sc, alternately arranged are lessons
to be answered entirely from the maps The whole
is illustrated by the introduction Of historical sketches
and anecdotes which will serve to make the subject
interesting aud for the absence of every thing
like baby talk which is thought to be wholly
sary.
From the Education Reporter.
"The book before u.s. with all its Maps and Pic.
lures representing the different parts of the earth.
we'll rs the amusements, dress and customs Of their
Inhabitants and some Of the remarkable edlhces and
physical pbenum-na for which they remarkable,
will be very important help to children acquiring
what will be very useful to them hey grow up-A
| KSowLEDoE OF THE WORLD"
From the Boston Erening Gazette.
1--WE have seldom met with book for little folks
with which we have been 50 well pleased this The
reputation Of the author of youth, and
compiler of popular School Books, is well known;
and he work before is of the hsppiest efforts
b1s industry and talents. As the book is well
adapted the purposes of domestic instruction. for
children at school, it cannot fail of meeting with We.
Just received by WA. NJ MORRISON.
oct 8
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English Bar & BOLT IRON.

poBERr II. MILLER has just received, per ship
~ Governor Strong,
l6 Tons Round, Flat, and Square IRON,
which will be sold low If taken from The wharf Also,
IS Crates & Hhds Of China and Liverpool Ware,
Which will further improve his already extensive and
excelleRt assortme mt in this line.
10Th mo -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-04

No. l, containing the proceedings Of the Assoei-
ation-that they have printed and ready for dis
tribation 5000 copies Of Mr.. Calhoun's Letter,
being Tract No. 2, and that tract No. is also
in the hands Of theprinter. In addition, the Com
mite add. that they are engaged in preparing a
State Rights and Free Trade Almanac for 1882,
This Political "Tract Society,"" we think,
ought to be discouraged by every true friend to
the happiness Of his country.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has given public
notice that on the first Of January next, nearly
six millions Of the public debt will be paid off,