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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03

b:A ..,.r al moan. Vessels III the BAY must
hsye had rough and uncomfortable time, but
we have heard Of no damage to the shipping IN our
barhnr. The steamboat Connecticut, Captain
P,rtcr. which left the city on "Wednesday Tor
Portland, with large number OF passengers, IN
GLIDING several ladies, came 10 ahcnor near oae-
tie Island. where she remained the whoie oi 1es-
terday. having rode out the gale 10 salety' Inc
Connecticut is a stauncli boat, and her cohhaua-
err a skiIful navigator and excellent seaman.
A storm like that of yesterday at TINS season
of the year.-when the young and the oeaatiu.
are dreaming of May day aid ITS long tram OF
flowers, buds and blossoms.-'s' not to speak u
profanelv. an unwelcome visitant The ram con-
tnued last evening.
-eesa5esa.-
New YonK. April So
Citv Eunk RoJbery.-The individual named
Murray. arrested some days since IN phi'adcs-
phia. on suspicion of being CONCERNED with Smith,
now in custody, in the robbery OF the Ci'y Bank,
has been brought here, on application of the prop
or authority. by Mr.. Hays Senr. and been under
ooino AN examination the whole of this morI'ing
IN the Police Office We learn that he was cool
and very much on his guard, answering common
place Questions, but not committing himself on
any material point. 1t is also SAID that he has
been identified as the man WHO called at Mr..
B:ngs' house, while Smith was boarding there;
a circumstance, which, if true, will correct him
very strongly with the robbery This man is sup
posed to be the same who committed an extern
siye robbery OH the Glasgow Bank some time ago,
and if it be SO, two nations will dispute the hon
or of doing justice to him. We have. at the hour
of going to press, no further report from the Po-
lice Office.
distressing Mipmrcck. hinder this head VIC
Yesterday gave an extract Off letter from Hall
fax mentioning that raft had drifted on shore
near Shelburnc, which from circumstances led to
the belief that vessel tron Bermuda with pas
sengcrs had been wrecked. We regret to final a
confirmation in a Halifax paper Of the 18th. 1t
proves to have been the brig Bllow, Capt. Dem
mis-. from Bermuda. for Halifax. with discharged
soldiers and their wives and children. They be.
oDged to the 9lst. and were under the charge of
Lieut. Liston of that regiment. The vessel was
lost on Ragged Island, in The severe gale of the
9th inst. and it is added, all who we're on board
persisted. 1t appears from papers that have drift
ed ashore. that there were upwards of one hun
dred souls on board, viz. sixty.eight women and
children, and thirty men, besides the crew of the
brig.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03
From the Greene County .4dreriiser

The dispersion of the Cabinet was commence
ated in a song, Of which the writer of this com
aunication for many years kept copy, but
which is now lost. HIS memory has retained OF
what follows:
Carmen elegsns doctssimumGne.
bic mihi 81 via, qiid est the matter
Pickering's dismissed. Ct Jeffersori
All on their high Ropes.
Necnon au li,i, Hamilton resigned has
i.;iam Mciienr,; nee sedet Dexter
In The War Cffice.
81 yerum hoe est, die mihi qusre'
Ne,cio, U;si mognusPater Adams,
Nesc;o. nisi Bonsparte Consul,
t.etiiens Egg pits not qiite mummy,
TvIrut scnem
Terruit men,em grave ne Redirect;
Ninculum Georgia. TO gore
Oar Fl zee nccks.
Ir;,ur pactum scch Regicds,
ouod preservabn Gs'tca filts
As long as it suits.
orecoyer his loss-et diriger Ia Guerre-
n ba,tit sa tlure tete, ct jetie SEES grands yeuX
S,,r le Burr Aaron.
uecaIos Aaron in Council aid in Camp, is
f. con Ia penns con Ia spada
Megsloi OF poiioi, ka peri panta,
when they are cr,zy.
French Latin, Greek aid Italian enough Eve nov
sung,
But to shew ioc,ri, am mean eSse magnam,
~rak Nh little German--Yerhuchter Spiizbuh.
e. OLD TIMES.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03
&NGS

"Made TO seN"-We learn from the PhiladcI-
phia Sentinel that several two and three story
brick houses which were "being built" in that
city, have fallen down within few days past
In one case two of the workmen narrowly es.
capped with their lives.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03
ALEXANDRIA, d. G.
TUESDAY MORNING, NAY 5, 1861

a public dinner is to be given on Thursday
next in New York to Mr.. Maury our late Con-
sui at Liverpool.
A dinner was given in New York on Thurs
day, to the Hon. 6. c. Verplanck, for his SER
vices in procuring the passage of the copyright
law in the last session of Congress.
aS%sN
As proof of his favorable disposition towards
the Christians. the Sultan has recently published
all edict forbidding the Turks to cali the Chris
tians dogs'-an epithet which has been always,
until now, in general use--and ordering his sub
jecs benceforth to be on more familiar terms with
them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03
JAMES Nj. II. BRUNTT,

him again,
JAMES Nj. II. BRUNET,
Al indented apprentice to the printing business, '
sbsconded from service Oh Iuesd.y raorning,
instant. and is supposed 10 be lurking about The neg
borhood, waiting sn opportunity to escape to PETE
burg on his wa, to some relations in jackson, leIal
see.
Said Brunei was raised in this town; is abou, I'd
teen years Of age, sbont five feet high, of Gghta
plexion, aud light hair closely trimmed, black ed
prominent forehead, and Of an active movement.
is boy of sprghtly mind, lively disposition, ,nl
confident manners, and b, his plsusibili,y will 4
eude detection. He had on, when he sbscondet
dark mixed cassinet lack Ell and pau,aloons. black !
rocco cap, and took with him some other srtit'a
clothing.
~ Masters of steamboats, and All other pc Isors
cautioned against corv, wing away. harboring, erP
ing, or giving any countenance Or supper, 10 sad
away apprentice, as We are determined 20 prO,ca
to the cAt,nt Of the Jaw, all who may offend
SHIELDS y ASilBuG
Beacon Office, Norfolk, April? rs.
may S-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03
Spring Md Summer Wear

spring Mn0 Summer wear
IAS. McKENHIr. L Go have recently opeHss
- iiety Of G6bps adapted for Grn'leo'eh' p
and Summer wcs,.r.z:
Super extra mer;no cassimeres, Beautifully"
Merino cloth. for thin coats
Merino French bombazincs brow" black ;
Angola and Vigouia ca simeres
Black prIncettss, br,ohs'ia, ls''ing' 4 tf;i
liite Al brown Lon.!oa an FteE;I 1''
some o! extra fincness
Fine stripe and plain si,ieeni
Printed driIlings and F!orentines
Super India ard German nanksrns
Extra white and colored Narseii'es yes,15
Silk and vsencis}.
Fine lawn, Swiss and fancy crsva's
40 inch bllck italian do
Ban.!annocs, flag, pongce, and fancy hak,
P'nk, raw silk, cotton, thread, and ianey
haifhose
iiossin,' very be.: buck and beaver glove
may j. eos:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03

Average OF this month "a
Range of the Thermometcr A
Warlnest day 76
Coolest day 50
During. the month 8 clear days.
Statement Of .AprH 1880:
Average o.
Range OF the Thermometer 50
Warmest day a.
Coolest day IS
Nnrinn ihe month L clnnr Ilar,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03

NorE.-Having, as heretofore stated ezpen
enced Winter unusually incIement, the Spin:
thus far, has been of a similar character ur.
cularly with regard to violent gales and cod rv
winds. Vegetation is very tardy in its progre,,
and the Fisheries in general, throughout tbs
month. have withheld their accustomed bount, to
that portion of our citizens who annually deSos
their attention to that important business. Int,
beginning Of Spring, 1t was feared that the wheat
crops were nearly ruined by the severity Of d.
Winter; however, it is pleasing to learn that
those apprehensions have given way, in hume.
Gus instances, to tie present prospect OF fave.
able harvest
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03
Notice.

The new Line Of Va
4aAAges from Alexandra -
~ s;ss.s.,,,,. w. Va s i. sss,
commenced running. and will leave \, NJ
Franklin House at I O'Clock, 4 NJ. on ever
"Wednesday, and Friday. ,rr
THOMAS 5. BLACksEI
apr l9--d;f Agen, for Stockton -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03
lliMe.

EoUR hundred and City c,,ks flesh -
q Lime, Just received. IN
apr so JOSIAH h. ]"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03

Stocking Yarn K Wrapping Twin:
rAN be had from S. u. L 5. IL. JAENEi.
~ ma,
Horse and Wool Cards.
BONES horse cards
. > do 80 wool cards
Just recey, d from Boston, and for sale by
may ; s. 81 & s ID. JASNEI |
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03

Boston, .AprH GIVE had severe gale from
the n. g yesterday, accompanied by rain and
an atmosphere that would have done honor to the
month of December. The wind blew with gre.t
violence from an early hour in the morning until
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-03
Gao Reward

WILL be paid for apprebending and delivering
w US. or IS for his being SO secured that We
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-05
gTORTE BInMNnINa

rE7IilS valuable Mountain Estate, IN Albemarle
Z (he former residence Of Col Monroe is still
Offered a; private sale. III, tract contains IN
wards of nine hundred acres Of thu very best noun
tam red loan soil, and @ therefore, ptIhle Of tho
highest possible state Of unpToycmeui-aHd If desired
VIII be divided into two divisions with improvements
on each. Th" buildings %, are Cf tine very bes.
KIND, 0nd are cS;e"sl:c and valuable. IN the event
al sale either of the whole or part the prcbs.c-
'an hc accommodated with many t1c.tcs no irttin,-
81, az" Which ~ be- .sadly asoTt"d--such as mo-
visions st"Ch plantation ulers'ls, &c. The crop q
wheat seeded. l. upwa.dF OF TWO hundred bushels
The terms viii be liberal aud accommodating to thasa
who may be Gsp scd o. purchase, and possession r.,
immediately. Bur IL the above Es,7'c is no: Sold
privately. before ih" 18th day al Fepr'1,v rc,t
lWedne.day) 1t viii, that dGy. Of lar IT. not the
next fur dlyj be &c ed 90 public sale. Zoo tire lI-..
est bidder on the premises And il tlc cvcut. o.
the sale OF the land. tho stock Of al kinds corn fn1
der, plantation utensils, Sc, " u 1e cold on O. credit
%. tw Give months T-rrs crsalr fr ,.y larf SAT-
Ja q credit Of ono. $50 arl th-oc vga.s Wi r.-
proved security, aud deed OF ;.ust ~ tho I...-
bu' the interest VII o. dn}rr nd. "a tis whole sum-
or ans p1rr. by paving o.. CGss; and rsesss wall
be- gwen by Tive Dauk, by my o.srUrlrnt o. tlr DO.
cccd. of such sale 90 the Bans. or a. much ss viii
di.cHar-o One balance OFF mg debit ir.,1fu~ i. COZ
lateral bonds, already r.e' i' plf -.--' at
the same =. O. GOODN .t
the ti-A. fore JJ yv6. b. s~s,d ro each .,s, 20
'h~ r7 r...o. ~" 3l-llW"t
yenp Sac,s-,tt. ltcfao,lr'Ie 80, al ay
eOJ - YIMB t.AtlE
ian u n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-05
S@asr6sa Ngl2s8e
IJfiIJ. ~ ~ I,I55JJ M =, VII 81

ARRIVED,
9Snf' tonet, Gohd. SIX days from New York with
20 DsNen!t'', Allen CHS Dunlop e. G. NJ AtcheIl
vi Myers Baldwin Ives & Rots Poorc, smith NJ
eaVer VI Rollins Taum Sc Rison, Wothsr a. aicIiuder
Dan' "e,'er, BUR e. CO Gordon. WIN Mitchell ir
syJ B'niofi Lancaster g. Denby. Juo Garth Barnes
y oe't- Myers co Tompkns & Fisher. Putnsy, Huh
.a'I u paTdneT, w Sth Van Lew co Parker John
! thompson Jas WinNon, Boshe', w Clarke.
SAILED.
SchE HHam Den,k- for Philsdelpha coal &c
sehr t,orzon in2rr>oll for Nryy York, h,ur
sem Minerva, Mister, nr B,norc coal. tobacco &c
CLEARED
. Ship United States Windsor. Liverpool -four BY
ID Timberlnkc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-05
DISSOLUTION,

ENHE Copartnership heretofore existing between
Il tn" subscriber. under the Firm of Blair Il An
derson rs tins day dissolved by mutual consent All
persons having claims against the same Will present
them to Beverley Blair and those indebted to the con-
Germ VIII make payment to himi he only, being au
lhoHscd to receive and grant discharges the same
BEVERLEY BLAIR,
DAVID ANDERSON.
Richmond, GIst Dec, 1850
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-05
InUCANICM.

MY school viii b continued ~ ens.:nc vear.
w Ny c" urse of IL 'rvcliun VIII comprehend ne
Greek gad Latin L.ngulge-. English Grammar
English Composition, Geography, with The use OF
Maps aud Globes. Mathou MATES and Arirhmeuc--
The school will commence on Monday the 9th OF
January 1881. and terminate on the 9th day of De-
GENDER following. There VIII be vacation of four
weeks. commencing on the 10th day Of June. The
charge Tor board, tuition, washing. lodging aud fae
WI" BE- one hundred and ten dollar pay De one half
on the 1T day Of jane, s3l and the ether half OH
the LIST OF December following.
The discipline of he school will be parental. ana
as much care and kindness VII b. extended to boys
conhGed 10 my instruction. a. ~ my children.
My residence Is remote from the hauE,s of vice
and lmmoraity, ana remarkably Ao:l:hy IL is tua-
ted ~ the county Of l.oa.s1 81 miles from Richmond
ana TIE lac distance from Prederickehuro Die
s'age from fredericksburg ~ Carer>ville passes by
my residence, and that from Richmond t. Harr!son-
burg within shor, distance Of u.
Letters 10 me should b. directed to GARDENERS y
Roads Louisa" Nm NELSON Iun'-
o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-05
WHITE MULREKKY TREES-

'til- subscriber has fer sale az hi, firm : miles
above Richmond. the trees . years old. any rea.
sona5!e quantity OF The genuine Moru- Alba or white
Italian Mulberry Trees; aud as the season Is row an
preaching n which they may be ;ranspan,ed he is
desr3us ~ RECEIVING orders i."m many persons rs
may be IN want Of the article and he is well salts
fed that The silk culture must be one ,fthe most mo
ttable branches III" agrcu!luris can turn his aien-
Iun 10, be hoprs to b. the means III their extensive
distribution through tie State. They will b. sold on
reasonable terms by the hundred or otherwise deliv-
cradle IA Richmond or within an reasonable distance
thereof j W SMITH
y B.-Orders may he let. at Scott u Smiths Fl
street, Richmond. oc, l-aavtf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-05
y CITIZEN Or RICHMOND


Curious "act-phe Frankfurt Eentnckian O.
December %, mentions singular circumstance J..
the town of frankfort is published the Arrrs." tn
paper Of Amos Kendall The extra .gr~,,g. con,o;o-
ing the Presidents Massage was printed !, tY,y5-
'nSt'n CITY, and thanked through the Post Office. to
Frankfort, Kentucky.
The pi'iiul object Of this abuse Of tho franklin,
privilege, was to give the Argus al ADVANTAGE over
the local Press in being the first TO circulate tho
Presidents Message. The loss to the revenue j.,
no'hing-'he Inconvenience to The mail, il transaor
ting the Argus. :o- all tie subscribers of that D,oe
from Washington 10 Frankfort, was perhaps. no,hnr
but 1t Is the priacPsth' plltry u1aauness Of the
advantage thus taken over those whose friends were
not in power which s'irs W Reproduction and con
tempt. That Post Office Agcur. who bDowipcry
Allotted the petit larceny fraud ougb, to be bundled
ont with immediate despatch.
We do not believe from whl- wc have bo,-J fr,,,
various quarters that there ever was in any Oo,,r,
mcnt OF Government in this country. an oo,ro,cb
TO the corruption exercised i'm The Post Office 10,
partment at Washington. There is wide and con.
tai dissatisfaction with it, and Congress ought 10 take
measures to restore important branch Of Goverr
mcnt' TO the confidence Of the PEOPLE
The Lynchbnrg NIrginan snys:-
THAT in making the late contracts for carving tho
man inc ensuing four years, degree of flvoritisn,
ana paral,tv amounting to gross venalitv and corrr
on, was Witnessed unparalleled in the annals of this
government and unhcard Of in the most rotten n, n,
marches Of Europe"
u M' Uf''on, instead Of Mr. Gibson. was repre-.
scn''d 80 yc-,odays paper as taking part i'm tho CnI
pepper Debate on Mond'y It is corrected in the
connry paper.
Bishop England disclaims IN The Charleston C,u.
rIcr having expressed The opinion in favor Of Null.
dcotion, imputed to him
New Orleans has population by tho iast census
81 $4,000, an increase since 1890, Of so per cent.
trr1hL-in The uocc signed \ r osident If Hon
Fo'' addressed TO The Legislature of Virginia tfat
appeared in Monday q nlpCr A' "''
In ID and 81 life from tho top in Ist col,r,u il,
stead OF Ior exercising the right Of every man 4,
matter read, "tor exercising the right Of cycrv mao
20 express ms opnlnns in any matter"
IN o'h line OF the same column, for uwhom they
arc,' read "whosc scat u.s." WV" ''''
IN 18th line of 9th paragraph lst column, for soon
vcuc," read Converse
"wcll " '''''' ''' '"'' -"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-05
THE FREDERICKSUNLL
FEMALE SRGTfIS RY

t"ld'cfsd by Miss Bogss. ,ciu be continued this gca
1 VIII be opened on The 5Jh at January and vii
Il close on the 10Th December, with a vacation uE
The pupils will be instructed m Orthorrauhv. Read
ing. writing. Arithmetic, Ergn5n Grammar. Qsose
rapEy with the use Of Globes. aud the Rud,uents OF
astronomy. The price OF boagj and tuition, viii be
Siso, one half payable ~ advance and the balance a.
the end Of the year Each pupil vii! bring with be.
pair OF blankets, pair Of sheets. colnursd couu-
tcrpane and four towels AK marked; or If II is rrc-
isrred they viii ba furnished by nae for All additional
charge of s. Such young ladies' as remain III nv
fanny, during vacation, win be Charged at the rate
OF $40 per month. Such Of them as may choose 20
be instructed III Music will be charged ~ the rate Of
$50 per quarter, OF 70 lessons. There are few
vacancies yet 10 be filed.
u Letters addressed to M, Gardeners y Roads,
Louisa. viii he promptly attended 10
dec 7-tswG' FREDk HARRIS;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-05

On THURSDAY mex. the 9Th r,s,,n - ~
o'clock: III be sold all the entire stock Of thu late
David Jackson. decd al the store !stev ccup.cd bv
nun opposite the Merchants Coffee Il us. consist
Also general assortment OF saddl.ry and harness
nountings and a! the tools, Sc used in the auduie-
~ business
Terms -urdo- $50, cash; between s 80 and 500.
90 DAYS over SloO, months CREDIT for approved in
cotsed negotiable notes BY Order OF lie Adm or
IAN ! . d &. co Amct-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-05
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AUCTION SALES.
BY DJTEwPORT -qLIEv - 20
BOOKS Ar AUCTION

BOOKS At AUCTION
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jon.,r, 5,b =, =,
''ore IN siainstreet, few doors above IN. psI r.
Nrrn, comprising the most general assor,r,.,, -.
"nSred IN tins market-C insisting of Law Medical
Classical, Historical, Biogrsphical rbao,,,ct ~;
miscellaneous Books, among which are mos, nr a.
new publications ~ ' w 'iS
Also. supdry Family AMI Poke Bibles. Prayer an,
"Nnn Books ut every denomination; eleran, AIbuns
WIN engrsvngs; American and Engsh ANIMALS. D,y
Books; Legers, Maps: Quiils; Letter Paprr nc b.
can be examined on the day of ssre
jan n 90 ,.
GROCERIES,
On THURSDAY. Jan 9th. a. half rasi 10 O'clock
at our Auction store wi'hort re.erve- '
- md s. Cr'x and Por'o Rico sugar
90 d. ~ O d. new crop
. bag cof.o
. bale, almonds
% hhds w | IN. asses prime
do Antigua rum
80 boxes soap
- do m uld candles
10 or casks Psench Madeira wine
20 ca Ks Goshe cheese
u h"Xes cunu..w6e
90 DO imperial }npAs
10 do u1F Tyson
200 r" ms cap paper
: e"roon~- indi GO
30 bbs herring Mol
so DO marh-rel
> d" No aud Q shad
boxes loaf sugar
80 boxes fancy soap
: bales corks
Bed coris, l-adirg lines &C.
dec D. 4 s, 60 .,c.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-05

IckeIs EIV,-Ha.VCs D Quarlers 30.
VI For sale il tho usual great variety al the Ex-
Change and Lottery Office %
THOS. BIGGER
ll'Wbcre the two Capital Prizas in the TWO las.
drawings We're sold and paid at sighs as usual
ian ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-05


r.I,,.,
~ In publishing communications touching the con.
Germs of the Banks In this city vc n,o ,,,o,.,oJ >,
c :, " ~ NY We arc coipPehed u
~ ~ '''' i''c winch we ha'' Had down for our
government and from which 49,. L,. - -.
$3.50 ~ ""11i We ha'e never deV'ated
- 1'"HS Nv '''i"'H 'EOul Our columns, who wishes
10 address the public q, ,,u,, ,,,,i;. ,:.. IL,
~ P'SS ""' "y PuOlc SUBJECT whaiso-
' P'"'"tu inc style ana matter of his address are
snch as tn rn1ac, mn d;,,-od;. - ~ >.
10 :" ''"'II ITO 0iseFcdit upon himself or upon
vs. AHis W" oosefse--D)t by way Of apology to the
managers of IN. R,,l - Va. 80
sei" VI 'i' baHh OF virginia, for we owe them
"c--out IN the hrst place, TO show that the tonics
of tho n,,o- No.. No., -, p~
- ''e Paper are not alone CT our ch Dosnr--and m
the second place to apprIsc the side nssoilod ,a, Il
they dpcn !, ,, 49, ~ .
reply, they have u perfect rirh, IN co,p,o,,d o,,-
colr,,s g. Al. ''"u "ui
Columns Tor that purpose
we are not now TO learn, thai b. onoos;,o tbo ,o
chm t,o,i,c, % .L Pt"'''e tue re-
~ "'''e's DUNK nrst and Bank oil
Virginia last. we have dyayn rrop ,,,-,ol.. a. -
,,,,,, - - I' O"'S'''es 'he en-
""os' 'a'o' anu patronage might have
been conciliated BY nnoihar cou,eo. T. . -.,
M, ,Ioor, >, - =, =, - 40 ec''u''i'F
- ~ ~ 'i''c inc III VIII OF any person; but il
it be incurred Lv dniuf, v,h,, 49,, ,-;,
c,.,, 49, w N""''1eE GUY,
'P'" - ny inc peculiar nature Of our situa-
Tue ScrcaTciHcn'; as well es wc can
n
TO .,n B,rc,f 49,
Dell. :, ~ ~ ~ ',e'""rF az" Ex-CDtci0
-, "1s tStfiF y. , 9fgt8id
- III he wing oi - writer tie signature of A z
eSan,nn So o.. ,nnte' appointed Ivy the Legislature 10
,nen,IsJ ,,I IN OF u" tate Banks aud has T,cutn-
.' n.nt oou) ca on you i'r information respecting
80 "s' "-'''e =" ne bsrk ~ Virginia 81
NJ, s ono - @ oeCuy a. tie cHgd o tie Bauk OF ynsi
$40, ~ " s'eh, mpo anc" nanuCh you there for the
upnt W Sua','"s uo,c-t tine state has thot
inc 49, a. a. 't's' one ""ion oil dollaIs Now sir know
s d " mat you are entirely beyond the reach control a.
~, 'e ninN or 'hef united Influence, and that you
~ SIC 'e "''tr,' "i the state as well that Of IN,
80 Chno"srs Wondering away every day feel con,
, % a,san Of the Committee being ged cal for
IoIIo,;,r ' ~ your aly to call on hea-and for the
carried n, -, nat", with a capital of S2,75o 900
ocs no do al ANNUAL expense OF from SAB to $4,000
win such e,r one ''i o. the business II ought DO
, u dl 10 dsIiay such expense; Is
rhrg Of h Nn ~ EDMOND To every who knows any
for one nan m 49,; nv, 'h'' mere 5 NOT sufficient business
In go 10 u''s Guy ho"ever will state fact which
TO-, O'yC!d daubt The Farmer, BauS with a ca nj
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-05
LOYAL CO1IP.H.NY

4 y consequence Of the failure Of a meeting of the
successors Of the Loyal Company at the stated
p.'i'd, meeting Will be held OF the Capitol. IN the
city 81 Richmond, on .ndav the I7fb J5nrorv not
HIOMAS " Gn.MEP 4 -.