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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-08

it, however, appeared larger than d hogshead:L
All agree as 10 this, and his general form, when
resembled that of an eel more than any other ani-
NAL known. His caior was so distinctly seen as
the sun vas shining on him, that there was no
difference of opinion-it was brown on the BACK,
and yellow brown Oh the belly. All agreed that
there we're no bumps on his back; but his undu-
lating motidns in swimming were like those OF a
Leach or Blood Sucker, which gave to his PACK
precisely the appearance Of the bumps hitherto
described by those who have seen HIM. Inc
shane of his head, which was most distinctly
seen, was compared to a snake's-hat on 'he
top, and tapering before and behind. Although
Of such imsnelisS length. he made several very
short and quick turns, from which it may be III
ferred, his BODY cannot be very large 10 clrcum'
ference. His head and tail in one OF these turns
appeared within less than 90 feet of each other
Neither dorsal nor lateral fms could be discover
ed by any one.
"What astonished us most was the boiuness
Of this monster; for even after he mad been slut
ted with scools Of Manhaden which he had EVIL
IDENTITY chased in, and was devouring with srra
avidiiy. and when he appeared sluggish, a Mr.,
Webster put oil in a small boat to have a still
nearer ,nsDection, when lie turned. made towards
the boat immeast-ly, aud followed it very near
ly to The shore.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-08
FOURTH OF JULY IN PHILADELPHIA


Monday was ushered in with the usual salute
Of ordnance at the Navy Yard, with a repetition
Al noon and AT sunset. The uniform companies
paraded early in the morning. marched to Broad
street, and fired a salute and a Js" dc joe, and
were dismissed about 10 o'clock a. Nj.
The Cincinnati elected their officers in the
morning, and in the afternoon dined at the U.
States Hotel (Renshaw's). The working men
heard an appropriate Grafton, and dined together
at Bush. hill. The jackson democrats dined
in the city; and in the third congressional district,
the s.. democrats" had a dinner. The proceed
inss at these festivities wlll, Of course, be pub
lished. Several religious societies noticed the
day with an observance suited to their feelings.
The Young Mems Temperance Society also
held its anniversary in the afternoon.
The young men celebrated the day with suit
able demonstrations Of respect.
Agreeably to arrangements, the friends of
HrrRY Clay dined at the Musical Fund Hall,
On Monday. 1t had, as We understand, been
arranged to guarantee to the furnisher Of the
dinner. the sale Of two hundred tickets. As the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-08
Nxw-YoRx, July5.

FEATHER Greht { ire.-A most destructive FIRE
occurred last night in the uppc; part Of the city
which nearly DESTROYED an entire block OF build
inns, bounded en- the north BY Charlton, on the
soa.h by Vandan, IN the east by Varick, and on
the west by HUDSON street. the value Of which,
with faIrniture.s sc is estimated at upwards OF
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The fire spread with such rapidi:y, that many Ia
miles barely escaped with their night c'o'hlhS'
and in one instance a person was dragged from
his ned. after the bedstead was on fire. In addi-
ton to the property destroyed, we regret to add
that several pctson5 are missing, whom 1t IS Tear
ed have persisted in the flames. Two children,
who were left locked up in a room by their pa
rents. who had gone to the Theatre, have not
been found. Several iiremen, we understand,
are seriously injured.
The fire broke out in the carpenters shop of
VIM. ]. Burke, in the rear OF 66 and 6S Charl-
ton street. Mr.. b. had a large quantity of !um-
Der on hand, which was all on fire before the en-
gines could reach the scene of conaasration; and
unfortunately, tie distance from a supply of va
ter was so great, that a doZca buildings were in
flames before a drop could be thrown GA them
The chief suppivwas from the Hudson river, and
when the fire broke out the water was SO low that
the sue ton rooted in the mud, and soon g~ravei!ed
the boxes. Fraf, appearances this morning, we
have no doubt that many families are in great
distress. 1t is computed that not less than one
hundred and tusaty fire families are rendered
houseless BY THIS disaster, several OF whom, who
resided in the rear, are reduced to beggary. One
family we saw, a widow with several children,
who had saved nothing but the few rags on them
when they retired to reSt.-C0mmerCiMa
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-08

diets to whom this honor was awarded at the late
Examination. No. 9 of the first class, is the son
of Henry CLAY, the candidate for the next Pre-
sidency.
First Class.
/. Roswell Park, New York.
2. Henry Clay, of Kentucky.
5. James Allen, North Carolina.
4. Henry E.. Prentiss, Maine.
s. Albert NJ. Lea, Tennessee.
Second Class.
l.. Robert V. Smith. Mississippi.
Q. George W. Ward, Massachusetts,.
5. Jacob W. Bailey, Rhode Island.
4. Benjamin S. Ewell. Virginia.
5. George w. Cass, Ohio.
Third Class.
1. Frederick A. Smith, Massachusetts.
.. William Fl. Sidell, New York.
s. Jonathan 6. Barnard, Massachusetts,.
4. Roswell w. Lea, Massachusetts.
$. Rufus King, New York.
Fourth CIasS.
1. William Smith, New York.
2. II. Laughborough, Kentucky.
8. John F. Lee, District of Columbia.
a. John Sanders, Florida.
5. Curran Pope, Kentucky.
~3eaasss-
Interesting Scene.-A few days since Young
tradesman, a native of Ireland, but long a resi-
dent in New YOk, in passing along a wharf at
which a ship from one of the ports in Ireland was
about to be made fast, stopped, as is usual with
persons from a foreign country, to observe whc-
Tier any face which had been familiar to theireye
in early years, might not present itself In the
hustle of attempting to get quickly on shore. one
of the passengers fell into the. dock and instantly
sunk under The vessel. Without a moments he
station. the young man before alluded to, who
had remained to CRAFTY his curiosity, plunged
into the deep after the drowning man, and. with
considerable dilfiuulty, succeeded in bringing
him safe to land. The deliverer very naturally
felt anxious to see his prize restored to perfect
life. and with this view remained to tender his
assistance, without going away to change or even
dry his apparel. A few moments after some
simple remedies had been applied, the rescued
man slowly opened his eyes, and murmured God
bless you, God bless you, it would be too soon to
die so far away from home" The voice, and the
awakening countenance OF the newly arrived
Young man, filed the other with an intensity of
eagerness visible TO all around, he asked
the place of birth and name of his patients;
both questions were soon answered satisfactorily
enough to prove that the rescued and the rescuer
were brothers! 1t is needless to attempt to re-
late the sequel. In an instant they were inter-
locked in close embrace, and a thousand cues
lions and congratulations were made on each
side, before one could be answered. Finally the
brothers retired, amidst the CALCULATIONS and the
wonder of all who observed the singular scene.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-08
From IT, Ne,u Fork Ecening Post.

Wrsf foiSx-By a regulation 81 the Depart
ment of J ar, 1t is directed that the FIVE Cadets
of each class who shall graduate with the highest
honors, shall be attached to the next Army Re-
gister. and published. We have been politely
furnished with the following, as the list OF Ca
diets to whom this honor was awarded at the late
Examination. No. 9 of the first class, is the son
of Henry CLAY, the candidate for the next Pre-
sidency.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-08

The ofice-hoIdcrs' dinner in Washington mus,
nave been a sorry concern when compared with
the Peoples Feast. The toasts, published in the
Globe, are very poor eforts-neiiher pupgen',
original, or expressive. Don Miguel's Ambas,
sador made a speech and toasted Gen. Jackson"
Save me from my friends" The official no
tice proclaimed that .'the Republican Party" IN
this town were 10 be represented. From Alex
andria. however, we find nothing-saviug ami
excepting the following, which, we suppose, mus.
so Tor the representation:
By Capt. James M'Guire. of .Aerudnia.-
The unity OF the real friends of Gen. JackscH
must be preserved, the nSrafitude of those who
once professed to be such, TO the contrary no.
witiistandlng.
By Richard Stanton. of .Aerandria.-Mn
TIN VAN BUREN-The enlightened Statesman:
HIS friends admire him for his great talents and
his patriotic course-hls enemies, who revile and
misrepresent h%im-may they live to see and &C
knowledge their error.
~dASS
".4 Failure I've understand that the Jack
son Committee in Washington contracted tor
$50 at their dinner, The hoard. however. pre-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-08
Q2y5S~

We learn that the location of the lines and
planes upon the main Inc OF the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad at PARIS Spring Ridge being now com
p%le,el. The i%rectors Yesterday issued an order
to their Chief Engineer, to commence without
delay the location Of the proposed lateral Road
to Washington. We also learn that for the pur-
pose of expediting this location. two brisades OF
engineers will be organized. who will commence
operations Immediately. Bali. Amer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-08

1t was but The other day that the Richmond
Enquirer was '.dissusted with the TRANSACTIONS
at Washington; ; and now 1t is disguised Wit
the use that is making Of these Transactions
trueIy a disgusting piece of business altoset,c,.
The Enquirer also says "Gen. Jackson nese'
was stronger than ut this time, notwithstanding
the late split and dissolution Of the Cabinet
Now, there is no excuse for this whatever. TIE
Enquirer knows better. 1t cannot help knoW&;
better. The Enquirer should do renance for 8
month.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-25
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

MONDAY, January ~.
Mr. AcCoY moved hc Road hill being order ofthc dayY
To discharge the Committee Of the Whole tom the uher con
sidcraon Of the subject, with refer again to tho
COMMITTEE OF Roads To remove some objections which the bill
now presented
The motion was supported by Nlessrs Mccoy, Jackson,
aud Williams Of Harrison, opposed by Mcssrs Glmcr Gibson
Caldwell aud Miller OF Potetouu, and negatved-ayes %
noes 81
On motion Of VIZ Glmcr, the House then resolved so;f into
Committee Of the Whole MIR Miller of POwhaan Chair
and took the said bill under consideration sketch Of
he in another place.
Mr. Watkins, the principle OF the bill TO strike
the lst which opposed 10y Mcssrs Anderson Of
BDletour and Gibson and Withdrawn Ivy the
The bill was then read section by by the Chairman,
and amendments moved, Ivy Nesss Gilncr sum.
ncrs. Gibson, Caldwell, hkson, Inn Williams Of Shenando
ah Jacobs Davisso, Anderson Of Boeouu and Powell Of
Ioudounacr which, aud before the bill read Though,
anton Of Nr Williams Of Shenandoah, tc Committee
and had leave to SIT again.
Mr. Morris made report from tic Committee Of Privileges
and Elections tho Oangc case which laid table
MIR HAYS moved change the hour meeting from IL to
, II o'clock-but the House refused
= On notion Mr. Bil'rgslcv, tho House adjourned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-25
ESSRS. HARRINGTON g RIIcK,

IL
or nave the honour of announcing TO the citizen.
C,r, A. ~ ','ond The arrival Of their EQUESTRL9N
'|y"f.aN from Baltimore.
o.nas H. ~ b. have spared neither pains no,
IN Isl 10 procure tie most talented pcrfnrr,ers
a. 'e country Their siud Of Horses are Also tt, 20
st,,n. style not surpassed by any in the United
., VERY aversion w" be used by the MANAGERS %
''' inc ,r support 81 generous prtlic.
~, THIS EVENING, JMh. o..
ne performance TO commence with , Grand
,n'.y OF DIX LancCrs; Showing the Sooris of Snenr-
i"s nc hioands. In the course of which IN. Ma.
i'1fl' VIII dance To the tune of Yankee Doodle
iiorsemanship by young Bacon, the dnshi.g morse.
null ~, VINO VIII leap whip, hoop. rarters. &c Sc.
me iaughablc scene of The ,rrnnsmon,iG,.,;,,
ny nes5Ts. Blackburn & Cullen.
Nr' Buckley. the celebrated vaulter from Ae.,o,.s
COMMUNICATIVE London, Will make his third np.enr
'"I III iiichnond, on the cord volant
hiiofs;mr'nnnship by mr. Harrington on Two horses
WV WI perform variety of Astounding Een,s: nd
conclude with his llerclran Feat or the ho,ses Win
youn@ hnc m on his shoulders
on HanltinS, by Mcssrs. Buckley, Hnrr,nr-
con leFs' Miller Bacon, Porter. and Blackbufn,
Flown. Mr Cullen ''A'u' lie
the Dying Moor ~ scene u
lr blacEbnrn' rs the Indian Iugyler. viii 90
'''I ~ WIN his eXtranrdinav performance o
Conc Song, BY Mr. Mcclure.
i"c whole 10 conclude i,h the I.auqbaIe e,ro,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-25

New Kent County Court, November 11tb 1880
Winfree, and James Stamper admir- of poll, VS. :"
decd, defts.-TS CHINctRy ' ~ '"Iree'
ms day came the plaintiff by his counsel and f,.d
ps SuI ~ 'his cause and the defendant West @
security according to the act Of assembly and the IuIes
OF inns court and It appearing the satisfaction of tb
court, that ne IS not an nhabtant of this common
wealth.; IL IS ordered, that the said defendant do az
pear here on the second Thursday in March next n
answeEthe said bill and that copy of this order bo
inserted " The constitutional Wing, ne Sspaper nun
Ished IN tue city OF Richmond for two months sueees
syey and that another copy be posted at the ron
OF the courthouse of this county YIN ''VE
copy Ieste, JNO. ID. CHRISTIAN &C
IAN lawSw ''' - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-25
TO HON. PETER y n,vrr,

'th' consider the Republican party IN Lo ,o,,,
10 you. for the zeal and abilitn YOU hnve die;
PIayeh' ~ establishing whatever has hco mi go
wiz o"' f1vnurite Republican muxin nameIv.,ro.
Ia ION IN Office" "' y TO-
perceive wi'h pleasure nm cff.jrt no,v n,L;,o
IL INC CITY OF Washington, by the marry of wb,Ssh
Sou n,c member Ia establish sometime lilo +,
pae'IcaI system OF rotation, by which the incnm-
et "i no Office (ihc Judiciary of course nxccntod,
sH"i &c allowed To hold on for lonoor time ~, =
I.Snt years. One of the advocates of this scbemo
10Th nss. 'oc' OF the
ne happy effects OF such a system yn,Id n.
rs''c Looking forward with certainty n ,h. 49," 49,
Ucy must go tho public officers in general ,oI
i IHlVaSance, adopt habits of Tisid econonv and 1850.
% OF their salaries possible, enable ,Ie, ~, a @
- "u''less under favorable circumstances To eayc og,so
"o"I" DC considered hardship because i, would ~
,, ''' any oi the Inconvenience and clamor u,h;ch -
'e"o'aIs No man who knows the general eG..,
poor human nature, doubt, that such system NJ
NOR. ; n syc"s more integrity, greater industry and
e energetic efficient, and republican government ~
lhs language is in fact but n repet,io, !, on
o'"er iori OF words. OF the celebrated sentiment
ehuncIated by you IN l823-that citation IN OFF,
ms tendency to purify, and By consequence mr..
serve Republican lnstItulions"-a truth which in nv
humbe opinion, deserves tn be written IN i.,,.rs ~
%ou' ana hung up III the Capi'u! of every Republic
Fc'.,hg very strongly, wish to see overv thing
uont VIII either wi! or may have "a tendency tn
purify ana preserve. our Republican Institutions
nov "H'cfHllhcd 10 contribute my n;tc TO the rood
work, IN few thoughts addressed 10 the pu,ico
anu showing the affection and sincerity with which
you resaru your faynri'c doctrine of Rotation"
mummy asa leave TO dedicate my !abors To YOU.
GOTTA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-25
From the Na,,onaI Cn,cnc d.


The Editor Of the Richmond Enquirer, OF Tuesday Ia
says" We know Of the authorship celebrated
Document hc Presidents message) than the Ma
tona InicGencer" This kuow-thai grosser aduation
before Napoleon been offered 10 Pre-
document
Does Mr. Walsh guess the reason of the Enquirer
qurcsccnce the allegation, that the President did
not write hio Message? II is bccause--tho Editor
is willing to have it thought that his beloved Dutch
man wrote il
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-25
NTIANGULAR
SYSTEM OF WRITING:

NOR the easy attainment Of n free, cxpedi,jous.
4 d. permanent current hand, adapted its mod
ltcation to private life, tho man Of business the stu
dent and ladies'
MR. GhASCOTT, pupil Of Mr.. Carpenter, pos
lively and IN the most uucquivocal manner assures
those persons whose handwriting may be any way
imperfect, that by the above system, he imparts in
foetre easy lessons. to Ladies, neat rapid and fash
ionable hand. t-''y elegant aud lady ikc-apd 70
gentlemen style at once bold, free aud expeditions
and expressly calculated for mercantile pursuits re-
gnrdl"ss how long they may have been habuated TO-
or how deficient may be their present mode Of writing
Mr.. q. will have his evening school from I'LL O.
The day time will be devoted to his attendance on
families
~ INSTRUMENTATION through the Post Office
shall be promptly tended TO.
would recommend Mr. G'ascott n vupi! Of mine.
rs every way qrllIl1d to teach the Ami. Angular
Method Of Pcnmaushp, ard feel assured that be " III
do justice to those wto may extend their patronage
towards him. y CARPENTER.
ian 9J-ca.s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-25
EAGLE HOTE[

INflE Subscriber, having recently become tho o,o-
n pretor of he Eago Hotel, in the town of CnS
leTsSh'c formerly kept by Mrs. Iohnsr1) Irerebv
notifies ms friends and the p5blc generally that be
prepared to accommodate Travellers. end oil persons
VINO may think proper to patronage him
with disposition 'o rlcesc. be- dattcrs bi-,,o,S
win TIC belle, both "f 1rri',ne and receiving due
proportion IT rabi,c patronage.
c.-.-.,, II. JORDAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-25
FIVE DOLLARS REV,3RD

"a, Ed dark chesnut sorrel mare, very near,x
,;,"' ek Iour years old next sping. No marks mar
cu,a'y remembered, except, that there is mo- whte
"o arE n.. .pO" she her. She trots and gslops bu, will
NJ paet. ehG strayed away about the 18Th of Dec.
Nei aS'. -. me above reward viii be paid tn anv
one, Who viii deliver her to me, at Bacon o"ar,er
;,n 81 =. JOHN Mostly
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-25
Richmond. Decembe , an ,o,o

Richmond, December go 1880
The parties insterested will please take no,io ti,.,
nave appointed the 29th day of March next and This
ONCE the time and place, for commencing the account
are required to attend with their accounts and von.S
ers and with office copies of such of the court pancra
as may be necessary. HILARY BAKER c.,
ian 22-Iaw8t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-25
CIRCUS.

Al debts contracted by the Managers, n, ,,hih H.
b"e, VIII be punc,"al:y discharged every sa,uII,v
IoSiiVely no Money received M the Don
T"sI appearance OF Miss MESTAYER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-25

"A Tsshs o. me Managers to the Assembly Balls hello a,
regulations were a on Saturday Evening last follow in.
nv % Oh ne legislature and residents 10 be adn,,ri
OF s. 90 '' Sspsc'iDers, 10 pay the sum
Se!ieinen VINO are not subscribers and who ma, 49,, .
subscribe To The remaining Balls can ,Io .o m -; ms 10
m. n 10 Ue matte TO any one Of the Managers
ming next the 25th inst te y" AuesGay Eve
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-25
BY OTIS, DUNLOP 3 co

,;Ii - EDNESDAY, the Goth inst, at II O'clock
% DC sold at our Store. eighty packages shoes con.
Shoes VI men and boys brogans, do coarse and fno
sson shoes negro shoes of large sizes. misses
made brogans n sss rehtentiary
jan IL - " w. Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-25

IL At the request of n number of Amateurs Tho
celebrated imported Stallion YOUNG TRUEFL r
wi! BE- exhibited on the Capitol Square This Dsv
at ~ o'clock. or the next far dav. i,no5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-25
AUCTION SALES.
COOKS At AUCTION.

COOKS At .AUCTION
DS Ns,aiogus, THIS EVENING. Jan. o. =, Oh,
The oon. Man street near the Dell Tavern no close
Books ,bs OF valuable und Elegantly bound
wiii be Sold the most valuable and s,onJ.1d %nen
smb;oc,s eoMecion' consisting OF every variety of
,l"uJec's' worthy the Alteration OF all who nav - -
!ecting Library. ~ VINO "ay De COL
Catalogues may ba had at m. n,o.
,La nooks examined until half pas, O'clock nhnu
s,oaa room VIII be kept very comfortable with n
c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-25
MICKLE,S OFEICE

nRAWlNG of the New York. Lottery, Extra
~ No. /:
30 ~ SO 40 81 % co.
No 80, II, 60, Capital Prize of 81 ,OOo sold at
MICKLE'S.
g. All Tickets having one only. or none of the
drawn numbers on them, are entitled to So each
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-25

DLED-At his residence in Georgetown. in the
9od year OF his age, 1t half past one o'c!pck n m
Wednesday, the 18th inst. ALEAXANu.a MAco,rp -,
ia'her OF MAJ General Mlconb. Few men in ,h.;r
uay' nave been more active useful AMI euierpr;sipr
ir' Macomo was citizen of New York and had ,ho
hohor oil representing that City in the Legislature of
inc state, at the time Of the adoption of its Cons
hon after the Revolutionary Struggle lie nossee.eI
avery benevolent disposition, and a kind and s;c-
Tomato heart. lie was remarkable for n sound die
terminating mind and extensive information ON nos,
SUBJECTS. 10 the qualities of good father husband
ana friend, which adorned his character in an eminent
degree, may be added n patriotic and enlirhteneI
Zeai IN favor Of his country During the late W.
with Great Britain he testified his devotion to IN. Pc
pubic, by sending into the field six sons TO assist in
asserting those rights and maintaining those princinIes
which the statesmen of the Revolution successf,IIv
advocated and the heroes of day SO nobly fought
and bled to establish. 0s'>
In Alexandria, a, o'clock on Tuesday nornno Fn,, ann
SrALLR, IN the 62d year of his age No man knew Edwa,d
oaoeI VINO did not admire the his heart, the
VI MS NE and conduct and the sterling integrity of his rnc
pies 10 an extensive circle of friends was eudes red nv
every Tie which could the social reations of f
ana ms numerous acqu antances throughout the country viii
unite IN the sympathy felt and expressed at the pace bs
iesuence lie was, in deed aud in truth, true christian
Su ana aiectonate her, good Citizen an honest
nus understanding and the powers of ms ere iuyaray
eCe irtheTance of the happiness OF his fellow ren and
ms phanhropy was OF the best stamp, was genuine
pIacucal His loss will be sensby felt, and his dealt, orr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-25

PENNsrLv ANITA Many and extended efforts are
making throughout this State, to effect a change Of
congressional purpose 10 reference to the Cherokee
Indians. The Philadelphia Inquirer of Friday, says
"Petltions pour in from Philadelphia, to prevail upon
the State Legislature to instruct our senator's and re-
representatives. in Congress to urge the repeal of the
act of Congress, respecting tn, removal Of the
Cherokecs."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-25
DOCTOR CIQPK1C

DOCTOR CLARKS
Wheat Threshing Machine.
4 e"iNH 10 the lnclcmency of the weather hav-
~ ing prevented many persons from wishing il it
VIII De continued through the present week. and
may be in operation every doy bet ,ba ho.
OF 10 and 70 o'clock, a NJ by making application
at the store Of the subscriber
~, JNO o. LAY
THOSE who wish to engage machines will please
ieaNe their names as above, and the Patent RIGHTS
for the Counties remaining unsold. NAV also be 5ur
chased there or OF DR.. Clark, at the Union Tavern
Jan a5-6tp n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-25

Nav GoRK, Thursday, Jan 90
FLOUR MARKET. There was sometime ill.,.
pause IN the Flour market yesterday.
=. M.-Thc market this morning is in e,,,,
quo--all quiet. SUI"