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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-08
Posr OFFICE, New YonK CITY,
March l9, 1897.

Posr OFFICE, New YoRK CITY,
March l9, 1927.
Mesus Maynard e Noyes
Gentemen In answer to your request respecting the
ink that has been used in this Office, state with plea
sure that your writing ink is much approved OF, and
recommend it first article to every one who i:
DESTROYS Of using good black writing ink am, gen
tlemen, your most obedient servant,
THEoDonUs BALLET, Postmaster.
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Mas Committed

WAS COMMNVtcU
vIlo the Jail for the County OF A'exahdrs' ". ~"
the 7,h of March, 1881. as u runaway, negro
man who says his usme IS -
GEORGE POTTER.
Ne snnears to be about Is years ofage feet inches
high stout and well made. lie says nc is tree, ana MS
naive place Is Newborn. Craven County, Norm Galo
lin, AMI Ie there and weal to Mississippi River, about
a0 mia ae,ow NJ. Orleans, and there shipped on
board of the Brig Confncius. Capt Drummond tor me
bort of Alexandria. where he was supplemented;
rhe owner if any, is requested ,o~coms and prove ,
him to be his property. pay charges. and take nm
asav. otherwise he will be disposed otto the highest
bidder on Me first day Of July aert 1851 at the la,I OF
this County, as he has been advertised before tns'
a',rssshIv IN law. C. SCOTT,
Tsara, ysrsh,I and Tailor for the County of Aexan-
abr lS-2awtlJy ora, ". y.
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TIME subscriber respectfully informs his fends ana
the public, that he has removed his establishment n
next door to the Franklin House Hotel rev uov,
below his old stand, where he continues TO carry o
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-26
New Publications.

>HE subscriber has received the following new and
l. elegant Works, viz:
The Young Lady's Book, being manual Of
reerestions exercises and pursuits This vo.
ume is duedicimo of more than FIVE hundred pages;
neat, bound in silk and elegantly gilt with upward,
OF seven hundred embellishments
The Iris, Religious and Literary Offering,
edited BY the Rev Thomas Dale with eleven engrav
ings, among which Christ blessing little Children
thirst blessing the Bread, Nathan and David, or Thou
art the Man., Judas returning the thirty pie ces; anil
THE Remembrance, dedicated to, and contain
lug portrait Of, Her Most Excelen, Majesty Queen
Adelaide, consort of William the Fourth.
The Cameo, a Melange of Literature and the
Arts, containing Portrait of his late hses,y King
George the Fourth.
The History and Topography Of the United
States. to be completed ia so numbers quarto illus.
tra,ed with series of views drawn The spot ex.
pressly for the work, xhibiting both the maj este
scenery, and grand national improvements, OF this Aou
rishing Repubic md Maps of every State in the Uni
CAREFUL, revised to the present year: each number
to contain three highly finished engravings-Nos. l
and are received.
Pocket Maps Of every STATE il, The Union, with
statistical Table in each, and all the Canal u Railroa
mrrov ements up to 1881.
Maps of the United States, and North ana
South .8merica. on rollers highly vanished.
im26-St ELIZA KENNEDY.
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CIR f. s S.

The Senate, Yesterday, after receiving Petl-
tons and reports OF committees, referred 10 the
Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads. the
bill from the House making uniform rule for the
computation of mileage of members of Congress.
and ordered several bills to q third reading. Inc
following bills were passed: The bill Tor the re-
lief of E6enezcr Lobdell; and the bill for the re-
lief of William b Matthews On the opening
of the High Court of Impeachment for the trial
of Judge Peck, Mr.. Writ resumed his argument
in favor of the respondent, and continued until
after three o'clock when. without his having con-
cluded. the Court adjourned Mr.. W. Will con-
tinue his argument to-day
In the House of Representatives, MIR Shields
from the Committee on the subject, reported Sc
yeral bills as having been correctly enroled.-
UPWARDS of seventy petitions and memorials u ere
presented and referred to the appropriate Com
mittees. MIR. Letcher gave notice that, on Mon
tay next he should cali up the bill for the repair
of the Cumberland Road. A bill was reported
by Mr.. Whttlesey, from the Committee on
Claims, for the relief Of William Oven; which
PASSED through the preliminary stages of lesisla-
lion, by being read first and second time. and
referred to a Committee of the Whole House.
Uniayorabe reports were presented by the same
gentleman. from the same committee, in the cases
of Thomas Hanson and Samuel Butler; which
were severaly laid on the table. MIR: DAVIS oil
s. G. from the Committee on the Judiciary, re-
ported bill to repeal the 25th section OF an act
to establish the Judicial COarts OF the Uhited
States, passed in the year l7S9. Mr.. Doddr'ose
moved to reject the bill; and Mr.. Buchanan
stated that he had acounter report TO from
the minority of the Committee. Before how
ever, either part Of the subject was acted upoh'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-26
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.
Tvustee's Sale


IN MONDAY, the 3lst day IF January neat, tn
~ subscriber will offer for sale, at public auctiOq
the highest bidder. the front door Of the CitZJ6
vern, the following Lots IF Ground, near the T1n q
Alexandria - q
&..:;SSs ONE LOT, containing eight acres, l
{kze roods and sixteen poles, on the east side
STsS the Washington and Aiesandria Turnpike
Asnkas. Road, now in the occupation OF John West,
which conveyed to " m s. Moore b. Jane Dsde
A LOT ON the west side Of the old Georgetown
Road, containing nine acres, seventy two pole, cor
veyed to VIM Moore b, Hugh Csrolin
A LOT on the east side Of the Washington
and Alexandria Turnpike Read, containing .n, acres
and twenty-five poles formerly owned by 'Ne' aoi
brook; and
A LOT on the west side of Washington street
extended, the east side OF Columbus extend
ed and the north ofthe second street north OF Mont
gomery street, containing and one tenth Of
acre, formerly the property of the said Hobrook,
Sale at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ.
TSRMs-One-,hird ofthe purchase money to be paid
in hand and the bsance in two equal instruments Of
and months. with interest from the day Of sale, or the
whole Of the purchase money in hand, at the option Of
the purchaser Title to be retained until the terms Of
sale shalt be complied with; and resale at the risk
and expense Of the purchaser. on failure to comply
with the terms of sale.
The above sale will be made under deed of trust
from william S. Moore snG wife to T. l. Taylor. for
the indemnity of ,helate Thomas Irwin
by order Of The Trustee:
dec 81 WM d. MUTT. Auct.
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This Is IT, give notice,

yHgnArthe subscriber, of Alexandris County, in the
E District of Columbia, has Obtained iron the Or
phsns' Court of said County, letters of administration
de bcnis non with the will annexed, on the estate OF
James Campbell late of the County aforesaid deceas
ed. All persons having claims against the SAID deGe'
dent or his late widow, KITTY Campbell, are hereby
warned to exhibit tho E the subscriber passed
by the Orphans Court or before the 26,h gay OF
January 1882 or h nay. by law, be excluded from
ali bene fit said estate, and 'lse indebted thereto
arc reouired to make immediate payment Given I'M
der nv hand this Goth January. 1851
IOUDOU% CAMPBELL,
Admir- D. b N with the will annexed, OF J. Campbell.
ian 26-St
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the hour expired; and the House, on motion OF Mr.,
Polk went into Committee of the Whole. MIR.
Martin in the Chair, and proceeded to attend the
trial Of Judge Peck. At half past three O'Clock
they returned. and the Chairman reported pro-
gress; after which the House on motion of Mr..
Haynes, adjourned until eleven o'clock this day.
Telegraph.
The report of the Committee on the judiciary,
of which we had an inkling some days ago, has
at length made its appearance in the House of
Representatives, accompanied by bill to repeal
the 25th section of the Judiciary act. The re-
port was, presented by Mr.. Davis, Of South Ca
rolina, and Counter-report. or protest, Is to be
presented by the minority of the Committee
The Members of the Committee who have sane
toned this Report are Mr.. Davis, of South Ca
roina, Mr.. Gordon, of Virginia. Mr. Daniel, of
Kentucky, and Mr.. Foster. of Georgia. The
Members who make the Counter Report are Mr..
Buchanan. of Pennsylvania, Mr. Ellsworth, of
Connecticut, and Mr.. White, of Louisiana -
Both hese reports we shall lay before our read
ers, as soon as we can get copies of them. We
have only had an opportunity to take hasty
glance at the one which accompanied the BILL in
which glance, however, we discover that the
committee declare that they have, after much
investigation of the subject, come to the con-
clusion that the 25th section of the Judiciary
act is unconstitutional, and ought to be repealed
Of Mr.. Davis's opinion on this subject we were
sufficiently appraised before; but we hardly ex-
pected that majority Of any Standing Commit
tee of Congress could be brought to concur with
him. So it is, however. and there appears to be
every probability of the subject being brought to
the test of vote-not to-day, however, for we
understand that, by agreement. the further con-
sideration of the subject will be postponed for a
few days, to give time to have both the reports
printed and perused by the members. Md Int.
-aSsN
From Kentucky we learn that the election Of a
Senator of the United Stated States Ito succeed
Mr.. Rowan has been postponed to the Gext ses,
sion of the Legislature.
The Legislature was to ad journ on the 18th.
On the 18th, the State Officers were elected, and
are all decided friends of MIR. Clay.-Ibid.
-aasS
There is weekly market for live stock held
in Brighton, near Boston, species of Sir,thheld:
in which, during the past year, the sales of beei
cattle. stores, sheep and swine, amounted to one
million, four hundred and nineteen thousand,
one hundred and forty-two dollars, forty-two
cents, exceeding twenty-seyen thousand dollars
per week.-U 5. Gas.
The following vessels are at anchor in perfect
safety outside. back of the Hook large Phi
| ladelphia shp-the Thomas, from London; BRIG
| President, of Boston,; schr. Erie, Spencer, from
Alexandria; sioop Francis Cotrell. and two o.
Their Southern sloops-N. T. Gazette Jan. 23,
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SUPREME COURT OF THE U. STATES
MONDAY, January "a, 1881.

MONDAY, January "a. 1881.
Present the whole Court.
On motion of MIR. ebster, Samuel w. Brldg
ham Esq. of Rhode Island and on motion OF Mr.
Ogden, David Graham, Esq. of New York. were
admitted Attornies and councillors OF this Court
No. IS. The Union Bank of Georgetown
Plaintiff in Error, Us. Anne Carey, Admlnistra
trix.-This cause vas argued by Mr.. Swami. TO,
the Plaintiff in Error, and by Messrs. Coke and
Jones for the Defendant in Error.
The Court adjourned till tomorrow IL o'clock
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-26

HEDNESn'Y MORNING, L7AUaRY &c, 1851
Our mail papers from every quarter of the
cabOard, contain accounts OF disasters which have
UapVcned by the late storm; fortunately, as yet,
We have not been able to discover the name of
any vessel either from or bound to this port.
-aSss-
The ed'her.-Yesterda morning, at sun
rise, the thermometer stood at @, and at 8 A.
VI, at III above zerO-the weather being clear
and calm at the time.
-SAsS
Chty Meeting. The Albany Daily Advert
ser OF the a0th inst. says:-'' The citizens OF the
County of Aibanv. held meeting on Tuesday
evening, the proceedings Of which will be found
IN this paper. The meeting was addressed by
EoI. J. III. Burhans Of Bethlehem. Isaac Hamli-
'aa, John Y. Yates, and Henry q. Wheaton OF
this city, In their remarks they ably reviewed
he course of the present administration, and
showed the necessity, for the preservation Oi the
best interests of the country, OF speedy and
thorough change in the policy of our government.
ihey pointed cut the advantages which must
result TO our citizens from the adoption of the
American System; and portrayed IN striking
hammer tie great talents, liberal principles aud
dlslutercsted patriotism of HENRY CLAY. TO whom
all ewes are turned as the instrument tn elevate
this land to the station to which its advantages
50 strongly invite it. They referred to the fact
that in every part of our extensive territory, the
note of preparation was loudly heard and that
all true patriots were actively engaged IN mea-
Sures to promote the success of the man who
seemed more than any other. at this time, calcu'
'ated to further system Of policy now most pc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-26
SALES AT AUCTION,
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT.
Public Sale.

On Friday merit, the ssth inst. at 10 O'Clock,
HHIII be sold at the late residence of Kitty Camp
w bell, widow Of James Campbell, deceased, Con
Columbus s,rcct,l avsriety Of
Household and Kitchen FURNITURE, viz.
Tables chairs, prints, carpets, clock, &c &C.
AEo, q good COW and HEIFER. Terms Cash.
Per order Of Orphans Court.
LOUUON CAMPBELL, -
Admir- Of James Campbell, dec'dSsN
jan 26-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-26
No Nent,
THAT larry. and commodinus three story
BRI Il EUELLING 4. STORE,

'TfFs, BRI' X EUELLING e. STORE,
80 opposite tie Mechanics Bank, now occupied
So by MIR Isaac Camel
The Dwelling islargc and convenient, and the Store
handsomely fiteo up for Dry goods store, and has
been occupied as such for many Years
Pc sc s,io will be given ON the 18Th March next
Also that large and elegant STORE adjoining, late
" occrp pied by G.. & I Z. Thompson. Apply 10
ian 96 -cojtS1svu ADAM LYNN.
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@NyD>

A Mr.. Girdley, who advertises some land IN
Georgia Tor sale, among its recommendations.
saws: - The land is said to be very valuable; but
never had the extreme pleasure of getting near
err than half Of it, not having prepared myself
with canoe. 1t is warranted to yield from 80
to 40 bushels of bull frogs to the acre, and a!i-
gators enough to fence the tract"
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Bark

HWrk.
The subscriber wishes to enter into a contract tor
100 CORDS OF CHESTNUT OR SPANISH Dan
1(VD BARK, for the ensuing spring. for which the
highest price. in cash, will be given. on delivery
at Annapolis, Maryland. Any person wishing 10
take up said contract, will address the subscrI'
DANIEL. 7. lily DE.
Annapolis, Jan. IL, l85I-jan 20-2m
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DIED,

DIED.
In this town, on Saturday last, Mrs. ELLEN
Burns, aged So years, wife of Mr.. Benz. Burns,
of Washington City. and daughter of the late
BENJAMIN Thomas.
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Masonic BaN.
lTa meeting of the Subscribers to Masonic Ball,
n the following gentlemen were elected Managers
c.n. Jno. p Van Ness Col. w. w. Seaton
Cen Waller Jones Col Samuel Burch
Ger, huff Green Doct. James Carson
Doct. A. b. HAYDEN Doct brodheSo
Ooct I. n. Bl.x. Jno. n. Moulder
pb;Iip Mauro Peter Lenox
Iobo stet,ipius Charles Pryse
Geo II. smout r. Chapman
Wn, ua,man James Gettys
Robert Kevwor,h G Lanphier
4 Van CobIe VIM. II. Gordon
VIM p. Pearcy T. Baia~ih
VIM. Easily
The Managers are RI enesed to meet at the Masonic
Hall on Monday Evening, l7h instant, at 2 O'clock 10
make arrangements
Gxo H. Poon, Sec'y
m subscription lists are LEFT at the principal Hotels
and at the Masonic Hall Tavern.
Washington. d. &. Jan. ~, ls3l.
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Notice,
PURSUANT TO Decree Of The United States CIR
i cult Court of the U,tric of Columbia, sitting in
Chanccry, at Alexandria, pronounced at November
Term 1850 Ia tie case Oh Ezra Lunt as. Gerard Ar.
nols Administrators and Heirs the creditors Of the
said Arnpd are required exhibit their claims to me
on or bet6re the 3l& day IF January, 1851
A MOORE,
dec Slim Master Commissioner.
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names 5. GunneN, M. -.
DENTIST.

ESpECTFULLY MISUNDERSTANDING ana slst .HO
of Aicxandria that he may be consuted =. 1ar'
II Claget,'s Hotel, on the first andth''a N.:|e
DAY in every month, from soeioeN' a. - ""A
AIl.ettersaddressedtoD r. G at hiss ffiss between
The United, tates' Bank and the Presidents House,
washington City, opleis at NJ, n Iss ''s"
Alexandria, will be punctua'll a''ehueaFes
IAN 7-eWff =.
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ALEXANDRIA, ID. c.

TEDyESn,Y MORNING. IaAuaRY 20, 1851
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&ASs

The following vessels are at anchor in perfect
safety outside. back of the Hook:-A large PHI
label phia ship-the Thomas, from London; brig
President. of Boston; schr. Erie, Spencer, from
Alexandria; sioop Francis Cotrell. and two o.
Their Southern sIqops.-N. T. Gazette Jan. 2S,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-31
A WESTERN vIRGINlAN.
COMMUNICATED.
TOBACCO INSPECTION

Necessity Of an additional one in Richmond
The legislature may essentially serve large nor.
ION OF the psn'irg interest Of Virginia, by attending
o TOE i1Il iwing obSeIvaions:
There are now hut three places in Richmond whe re
ooacso II authorized by law to be inspsc ed These
would be enougb,if the crops came ino market in
equal quantities through tn year but tina, /, not The
ease They come 10 chief Utmost erclusipeiy- 3
or months OF the year. During thsse months the
inspectors cannot, with their uimo ins do beir
once 10 ne article as arrives. Their work esfs the
stdft 81 ITEM an far, that bogsbead or a crop often
has 10 lie D. or O. or days re- waiting TO be in
Pscted III (as frequently hsppsns) The planter l.
anx oIs 10 sell for binsei, his tavern expences and
("hat is worss0 bis absence from home are dead
loss 70 MN IND then SUPPOSE he has fastened do
70 market upon the news Of sudden rise in the prcs
OF biz commodity The weeks delay may cause bi,,
TO lose the suspicious crfi' which be had boped m
selze, AID add diminished price to the expenses NJ
his protracied stay. P'' "
IhsTe Is eth further and greater evil From N .
"an oil EN- ef room, or OF suf cienI number Of baodd
az ms existing inspection wa ehouses dozens 90
cores u not hundreds OF hogsbeais are in The cro
ed months, lett uDtheltered. A shower comes IN
inspectors cannot get them under shelter . and ~
are we'ted 20 deeply, that hi. payiuo b,.,o ~
trimmed H. al around the outer eide Of The mas,
Wba, is hus trimmed off, s utterly spoiloJ and e, o.
W TO be thrown away. What rsmaius IL o(ien On n
deil injured but wheiber injured or no. s
OF being 20, aud that IL jus, baJils sale ia ruined
ssk The Plau'er', snlemen Of the Assemby-ask the
oo'ervani merchants Of the City, whether these evils
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-31


Df'p-ln the prime of life, in CnInana
IN the morning Of the 2lst instant OrwAY f.
son OF me late Dr. Horace Buckncr His sickncsi a.
uSeVoIe IN the extreme In beginnny
concerns with hrmucss truly
ohe ne contemplated with mixed ar e..
npe wh'cn must ever attach humanity Don nn,,in. %
s,d r H. 1nt to scene Is best given tho CONCLUDING
'",n"g tlo last ofnces over his ~ FO'-
o penr witness OF his
ooqu Caeu upon 10 admit him the
Wnen ne was IN his nurses
sht shortly die Ho placed under INV niton ,vb no
@ oun'nuea WIN mo several Here, can ,rujv
uong nc pest boys ever had Now am enIlcd n, odisao
~ aHu con moreover truly bcIicvo
nc wa Huo feniten Early in his last scknoss
peeh informed by iriend that
oughuess manner which he had Ihosa
ms Ic when ne ought TO have mindful of that .ei
appointed unto all and which believed was Gs,
10 hlm-the hour Of death bo dos;sas
end 70 leave him alone time Wi his m ri
no employed in PRAYER The dov hoc,a
W WI rs cUol disease had ntormilted fury and ,Shao
had n' % calm and placid, he told friend that ba
put OH tl a9 hour making peace with Cod. h, ~
re- e s " ~, hope II is 81,
' had great regard take adv ice make Won, os.
WINE s yet time, pressing his hand az be SMOKE. a..
ana raised his own hands and eyes Heaven
cou'nud Tor several minutes attitude of mute bn, o
% prayer tie ~ gone, and " the kndest o,raat
onor, and an epTOachablo life nTo grounds for homo
happy" ~ ~ " so'0 ""e'o no VIII DO
DlED-on Thursday, the 81 Of March a, her ro.;d. T.
uohg9Iney county, Tennessee, in the no,
.narg ~ Baker, wife of Mr.. John w. Barker amer ,nG,i
% OF ihfec weeks which sbo bore the geoto G,,t;,ns
aneda loss In this aly amabe DEVOTED ,y;Cs ma no
"oul be aI attempts description Amongst bc, mn,
oWos ana friends, she bore exemplary eInr.s
60 ~ OF heart, added simplicity Of man
blank she has left in society. F' ~ ~ 'o' '"o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-31
OFFICE OF THE N. Y. STANDARD.
SUNDAY, MARCH 27- TWO O'CLOCK p AT


we nave Jn't returned from tn. Police .a;.a nh
"a" person taken up last mig ut on suspicion ~
Is,hg concerned in the Robbery OF IN City BankN
ie MS name Is Edward Smith, alias James /. AZ
years OF age and native OF CharIesoo s. CeroJina
re Is about Tee, inches hig b. stou built, fair com
peAon' with sandy hair, small red whiskes sin hi.
sennal SPpeaIa'ce rather shabby, without doubt a
ne persons Convicted OF rObbing the sore of of Mr.
InercK' IN Brooklyn, last spring. He wa, arrested
49, qihr'er past III o'clock last mig {. in boarding
d pfessrs' 1:cob (old) Hays ard Homan U.ur other
;n re- s, zoe in his de'eccn and ruk contain
ss- so oo 100 ooitrs found H. his pos e son viz
So oz9 In Ci'y Bank notes; so IIS in uxed Civ ro,a
diouo Lanslngoure; 260OO Morris Canal 3 2I2 o,ber
country note. and $40 eri-i,. Abou, so 600
oidLs ye, missing, including all the goid and about
one hall the deposit the Messrs Allen Ths ; 'u'
WIN no. De examined before o-motrow: the couoseJ
CHOSEN by him beng ont of the ri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-31

S'sses. nsw srnasly end enormously ncrsasipr, no
only by their own productive wealth, but by the dis.
charge Of the National debt.
10 my inr sducto-y paragraph, have alluded TO n
reference have bad to the Iabors OF the learned
sutjoin them. They must speak for themselves.
They will speak OF the lsbors Of Engineers, their
talents and their trust-ssorthine They will demon.
s'rate that. their errors solely attributable TO
the imperfecton Of nature. They will prove the
dmcul'y oil our attaining complete knowledge # the
operations OF Providence; hey not blame us for
being cautious, when they tender their IN and
claim for them our sanction; especially, when they
reeooet the bunders Of their and of
deces'c's who have ranked so high in tn. h al
cal and scien,ihcal world. am SC e..
POLITICAL ECONOMIST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-31

MARRIED n, T,, =, 80. CoMMUNIcArED.
oostet, oy the Rev'd Peter Ansley Mr. BrNJ,MrS ~ ~
Broaddus. - ny ""'s"'cI OF MIS- Elizabeth
with equal virtue fornd and equal grace
mus onch viii prove sch n deareT
Hef', the mild lustTe of the boomi morn
ihn rnlinr IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-31

we are requested To state that CHARLES Tod
udate TO represent the Caroline M tho DC can
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-31

r, ihen Shenandoah Sci tnel announces Rober, A,Isn
Esq., ss candidate for re-clec ion In the nov, c.
gress. :" "~ "eA' Noh-
John Smith, Esq. is announced az a eand;d,,. f..
We Senatorial strict OF Shenandoah and HarJvwsnd
~ ',s" LAKEWOOD, E'q. as candidate for the Fl of
Delegates, in The county of Shenandoah WIG H. VI