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

The Chameleon of the 27thNt.. printed at
the University of Virginia, says. The yeners.
ole Maury. late Consul at Livcrbool. arrived
among his relations in orr neighborhcod, on
" educsday the ed inst after stav OF some
DAYS with Mr.. Madison. We hear he bears the
fatigaes and Inconvenience of his journey es.
lreme!y well for one who is so advanced in wears
and accustomed TO so MANY comforts. We hons
the good people of Albemarle will hasten to adop,
some measures, to do him the honor he so well
merits.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-07
cOMMuNICATEp.

A happy incident occurred at our Canal Cele.
hration on the 4th "Spades is trumps!" cried
little boy who saw the plough out OF gear, and
the handle Of the pick-axe broken. The idea was
caught at once, aud Spades is trumps"' was
echoed as a toast, and cheered by hundreds on
the ground, who entered with enthusiasm INTO
the ceremonies ofthe day.
will mention also that the second spadeul of
earth was dug by Major Lewis. the surviving
blood relative Of Washington-the descendants
of that great man thus uniting in commencing a
work designed TO improve his favorte town, and
in whose prosperity he always took SO much ill.,
terest.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-07
coMMUNIcATEp.

Mn. SSowDEN-On reading your remarks on
the celebration of our Independence, perceive
that it is said that the refreshments were fur
nished by an order Of Council. If they were, it
must have been by some secret order, tor no such
order was ever introduced into Council. lfthere
had been, /, as member Of that body, should
have opposed it. You will please give this a
place in your useful paper, ami obige
July 6. ECONOMY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-07
coMMUNlcATRD.1

Psguods!-The Tribe of Peguods celebrated.
in due form and proper spirit the pale-faces' an
niversary festival. Agreeably to notice, nearly
the whole Tribe assembled at the Wigwam south
Of the settlement. Canoes had been provided,
IN which they embarked and padded swiftly over
the waters. The Sachem's" birchen bark" was
ornamented with buffalo's hide and other deco
rations. He appeared on that occasion in the
very dress worn by Tecumseh at the battle OF
Hppecauoe. The rest of the Tribe were beauti.
fully painted, and made most warlike and I'M
posing appearance. On arriving at the foot of
the Mount. the Tribe, headed by the Sachem and
Sycamore, formed in Indian file and proceeded
20 its summit. Here, in the shade OF the forest,
after removing the noccasius, their Tribe were
seated, as in Council, and the Calumet was
smoked. Brother Big Snake then addressed the
Tribe IN strain of tervid eloquence. only inter-
rupted BY their expressive Ughs! To this the
repast succeeded, which consisted OF bear meat
vcnison, other wild game, and fish. After the
feast, the Tribe in imitation OF their white breth-
rem, drank some q strong water" with appropr-
ate sentiments. Towards the decline of the sun,
at the suggestion Of the Sachem, the " ar-dance,
with appropriate music, was performed. Upon
the conclusion of the dance, the Tribe again
formed in Indian file, and proceeded down the
Mount to Their canoes. In short time, the y
all safely landed at the wigwam, and dispense
well pleased with their days entertainment, and
III perfect harmony with themselves, and good
feelings towards every one else.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-07
TCoMMUNIcATED.l

On breaking ground, as the commencement Of
the Alexandria Canal, the 4th instant, under and
attached TO the first sod, thrown up by John Ro-
berts, Esq. Mayor of this City, was found by the
Manager of the Museum. an Indian Arrow Point
Of white flint, two inches long; and Stone. re-
semblins in shape heart, about two inches in cir
conference, and half an inch thick. The place
where they were dug from was formerly ravine.
but has been filed up by the washing Of the earth
from adjacent grounds; and as these articles were
firmly bedded beneath the sod, seven inches deep,
they must have been there many years. The oc-
casion, the time, the place, all unite in rendering
symbols so significant matter of great curiosity.
The Pick-Axe which FIRST pierced the earth, the
first Sod, together with the Arrow and Heart,
have been deposited in the Museum.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-07

Deprived, ourselves Of the pleasure of witnes-
sing part of the interesting ceremonies on the
4h instant. we had to collect the particulars from
others, and then embody them in our own Ian.
guage. 1t is very probable. therefore, that we
may have made some omissions or mistakes We
endeavored TO be as correct as we could.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13
SaGeegg A gaas@ .
PONT OE -RICR-Mn,Ni
ARRIVED.

Racket schr Tantivy, Couch, from New York,
with sundF;es, 10 c Adrianc-, l. Webb & CO, ]
McKildoe & co, Davenport, Allen " CO, NJ IIoll ms
j O Lay. B F. Iillard. C Holt. r Ii Jenkins. Belt
Prcc o. CO, w & J Crane, Perkins g. Harris
Bagwel, Smith s. Hannah, Burton g. Tompkins,
Baldwin, Ives g. co, J Van-Lew s. CO N Stratton.
n Myers, Myers, Hol & Boss, C Mitchell
Granniss, Son 81 Il others, T. Porter R,nfi,rd Brooks
" GO, w Cunningham, s Pntney. p r Newton
w & Kyle Il co, Wadsworth &, Williams, and
/, order
Schr Gcore", Hill, North Carolina with fish, to
Schr Phoenix. Caffey, York River with corn. to
Workman & McGruder.
Schr Defiance, Ackley, New York, with ballast.
Schr Aurora Hooper, from Baltimore, with sun
ii les, to Haxal, &, co. l. DENLY s. Co. Reeves g.
! Grubh Perkins e. Hartis Pulling &, Day, Poe &,
CT. r Johnson & Son, Van Lew & co, Winston,
L Sampson, Luke & Sizer ] g. W Gilliat, r.
Rusi, Walthall and Garth.
Schr William and Francis Morpan Norfolk
with tobacco, to C nj Mitchell passed under New
POM; Schr Plutarch, Shenton of Baltimore in dis
tress, having foul of large schooner in Ieaky
conditions having carried away bowsprit, Ii5boon
sc.
schr Charles King, Smith, New York, with sun
dries, to order
Schr Grand Superior, Mercer. Rappahannock, wi. h
corn, &c
schr Polly Bel, Follylandng, With oats to mas. err
Sloop Cleaner Weathers, Rappahannock, with
corn, to Brockenbrough 81 Harvie.
Steamboat Richmond Chapman, from Norfolk.
SAILED
Schr Eliot Fordom, New York, with tobacco and
flour
schr General Jaekson, Woolford Philadelphia,
with coal.
NORFOLK, May 10th Arr the ship William
u Henry, of Gloucester, bound t" Alexandria, and
Brig Henry, of and bound TO Baltimore, have gone
up the Bay
The Schr Child, Brewer, Cf Portland, which was
driven ashore in Nansemond River IN the late gale
ha been gotteu off after dlschargrng her cargo and
proceeded for Richmond
The Schrs Free Ocean, Wilcrts; Pharamond
Stall, & Mary Ann. Robinson, all of which were drl
ven ashore in he sam gale, have also been gotter
f-thr former has proceeded for Petersburg.
The Schr La Fayrtte of this part, from Aloxan
sria, arrived at New Orleans 49, April.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13
EXECUTOR : SALE OF
seal and Personal Estate

6 AN THURSDAY, ine 10th May, 1871 will be
~ sold, on he premises, that valuable Farm near
Powfatan Cour House, called Belncu,us belno the
residence OF the late Col James Clarkc-con,ainlnG
about $50 acres CT highly improved land to which Is
attached valuable gflst and manufacturing mill
WIN two SIRENS OF water, which have never faed in
the dTlest seasons. The plantation will be sold Sc
Hpte ron the nill tract, OF both together as may
suit purchasers.
Cn the SAID plantation is large two story DIV ellins
mouse IN good order, gi cen house ice house larnE
Few barn With stables, houses ana ali other ne
cessary oct houses nearly neyy, LARGE orchard Of
the most valuable fruit trees the ward and garden 10
well set wit handsome ornamental trees shrubs
flowers, etc. etc.
Also 10 hte!y young negroes some fine blouded
mares and colts; stock of cattle, hogs, sheep, etc.
lhresEIhg machine upon perfectly new and in
proved constr uctlon machines for ginning cardinr
ana spinning OF cotton; complete set OF engines
iathes and tools for working IRON brass and woOd ali
o! which have been carefully selected all the house.
od ana Kitchen furniture, plantation utensils etc ect
Dufther description Is deemed unnecessary, as
those who wish to purchase will FIST view the premi-
SeS "hich' upon examination Will prove TO them the
| Vlaue.
Terms-For the plantation ant! mill orc fifth in cash
the nalance IN four equal annual payments CARVING
interest from the date; TO be secured by bonds WITH
good and approved security, and deed oS trust cn
the property to secure the payments.
The negroes will be sold for cash-Tcor the bal
ance OF the personal estatc~- under $50 cash. over
That sum credit Of six months vii be given
Bonds and approved security Will be required in all
cases. Y. CLARKE,
E&'or. of James Clarke decd.
N. b. Those having claims against the estate Of
Col James Clarke, will present them for adjustment
and those indebted to said estate will make Immedt-
ate payment TO G. V. CLARKE
may 9-tdsif Exor of James CLARKE,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13
AfgasG for. Safe.

NE subscriber wishing to remove to the Western
country, offers for sale his land, lying about two
iies peiow Louisa Court House. on the Main Stagc
Isoaa leading from the City of Richmond: ON winch
idhtatlon there is situated good Brick House finish
ca ABOUT two years past, with six rooms passape run
hg through 1t, and cellar containing one large DINING
ooih' ana another Tor kitchen, with comfortable out
houses. The above mentioned Tract contains about
iour hundred and ninety acres, of which one hundred
ana ~ acres have been lately cleared and is we'll adap
teu the culture OF corn wheat tobacco the bal
ance is IN woods and is remarkably well timbered II
hes IN the gold region of Louisa, has well of excellent
wafer IN the yard besides springs which are entrelv
convenient and is situated in a good neighborhood
ne above mentioned Situation, is good for Tavern
IfVate residence, for Professional Gentleman or for
carnage Maker, Cabinet Maker or any other Mechan
&c, being well Timbered, Timber is very scarce in IT,
vicinity. - 10
AT the same time and place will be sold two Half
acre Lots situated adjoining the Hotel at Louisa Cont
house with Store House, &c on each Lot There ia
Il Mai Stage that by the said Court House. twice
every "eek TO tho City of Richmond. Louisa Court
house, (the village is among the best Stands in the
country Tor merchandising, there is great deal of
cash business done there
further description of the Pronertv &c dos,,d w
necessary as 1T is expected that those who wish to mr.
chase, VIII view the premises before TIE sale
IL the above Property is sold before the second
MONDAY III July next it will be offered at public sale ON
that DAY, at Louisa Court House. it being court day.
III should sell privately, previous to July Louisa
court, the public shall be notified
ma I2-law7w ALEXANDER LEVY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13

had his audience of leave of the President of the
United States, beng about return TO Great Bri-
tam and CHARLES BA>KuEAp. Esq. Secretary of
Legation, was presented by hun the President,
as Charge des AfaIres of Great Britain, and was
received by the President that capacity.
Mr. VAUGHAN lett this City yes,csday for New
foik, attended by The universal rcspec; ana good
wishes OF those who know hi.r. lie exacCts TO sail
for London on tho Isl Of June.-I6.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13
essbnIesale 4srtces Current.
Richmond. .nnn

htCNHOiiU,
! STAPLE ARTICLES.
! 3Ojocco, leaf
fine, lUJlb. : as
I good, las
lair, ga !
refused, 2, a 81
manufactured
Isl quail. cavcndisli, ID. - a j.
small twist, 10. /, IL Il -
no. >, . a IL
Flour, city mills, u -
country, SIS 1t , u
lYheoi, $50
Corn, bush. -
Coal, best for shippius, 10 a =
mfc:icr, II Il -
Cotton, 8 Il S4
VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES.
BeeSlrd.c ;. best, 10 a ~
Bntiei', III a Ia
BccE, r,css, bill. 10 80
fresh, Ga7
Bacon, new, =
CHEESE, 7a9
Candies, tallow, mould, naliA
sperm. 2Sa3O
CoRie, w. /. green, II a j.
Rio, llailA
Java, white, IL Il l5i
ordinary qualities, 10 Il ii
Chocolate, no. !, II Il IL
CopperaS, Id. % a )
EiS!l, herrings, no. l, i rs 40
shad, no. ], 53i
mackercl, no. /, 6la7
do. no. ,, ) n as
do. no. ), 30 3 10
Frutt-raisins, BUNCH, box, r.
muscatel, = 80
feathers, live geese, good, 33a35
Glass, window, GxIO, 50 feet,
2 40 10xi2, do. )
GtrRpotUder, Dupont's, ) so
Roger $ D
Hemp, American, ton, 100 a l2C
Hides, Spin, sun-dried, Is a Il
sailed, II u 10
Indigo, Spin ilotant, lb.l 25aI Z;
Iron, Swedes, ton, so Il 80
English, 50 q
American, so n 81
Lard, new, 7l2
Lime, %
Leather, sole, Is a %
upper IS a ? Is
Lumber, clear, 1000 #. 23
merchantable, IL a l3
Mahogany, ST. Dom. f. IL a d
Bay, Ia 10
Molasse,, gal. N. o. % a 80
w. India, generally. 25 a 20
Meal, bushel, 81
Nails, cut, lb. So
Oil, linseed, gal. 80
tanners, Dbl. Is a 49,
sperm. winter Prsd. gal. 8OaS5
do. summer do. Is d
Oats, bush. 35a37
Plaster Of Paris, ton, 5 Is
Pork, prime, Dbl. l2A
mess, ii so
Rice, Carolina, (new) 3a3 so
Sugar, loaf l4alS, lump14al6
N. o. brown, 100 lbs. 6 81
st. Croix, dc. 7 a 1OI
muscovadoes, 81 a8
Salt, sack, Liv. filed, % a 81
ground alum, ? II 2 l-3
Sattpetre, Id. 10alI!
Spirits
brandy, cognac, gal. IOOaI75
apple brandy, new, 38a4O
peach do. - a 80
rum, St. Croix g. Ant. 60 90
do. New England, 81 a So
gin, Holland, IO5
do. Amrican, SO a 40
Whiskey,32 a 81
Steel, German, Id 12al4
English blistered, Il
Amer. do. Gas
Shot, cwt G
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13
ReUse.v OF shc .Ve.v- York .ga,.Ses.

TOBACCO We nave nothing mnuoT,ance 10y pr ate
sale TO notice There les at acticu where
good Prices were obtained Tho is usually light.
rALLOW Sales 9s9I cts.
CORN EXCIl ANC;E -iaiIy in the week. Western Flour
pressed heavily upoa tho market.
circumstances aud prices ,&S for common
brands Inc burtcnsounc tiles, how by
very active business Disposed chiefly by being
ON Sh aul ion England Eastern ports of the United
states prices then recovered, the last sales So
hni 'hdi the lQNest PRICE which al the holders
would accept. 2G00 bbls contracted bi deliverable
III June a! Si .amhers gave p for the right accept
90 reject III So, juno The quantity ulieady ed from
the Canal eNce"d $50 OoJ, b., is great been
received tive ii;st Ci business
The sales extensive iui, them very ata say
10000 $500 Lbs all On Friday Saturday the
following occurred, 1000 bills tladelphia scratched
arrive $3.50 FIR exporation; hb GEORGETOWN
which quite plenty S5,5aS74 and Fredcrcks.
Western Wheat AT i3! cts. larger o probable bring
or cts more small lot of prime Virginia Whea, at % cts
some Suquehaunah $50 afterwards hero wco
sellers AT tina, pnce; lot of prime Troy Rye at s cts .ound
Corn a, 7a7S cts and Southern white gosd al e. CTS aud
yellow at 60
PREiGHrSTie slight relaxation from The highes, rates
which took place dui ms the previous week
eFed Inc European packets Tor this all nearly
fui Flour was engaged Saturday.n racket June
1't al o and FOR Liverpool the London Jacket
5i, Though engagements made quite high. The
demand Tor vessels all tie of
at Havana and evsry where else i'll
EXCHANGES Rather heavy. On London ,ke price Go.
The packet of the 3h 9A9l dull Paris 5f7t amsterdam
III Hamburg 81 Considerable specie is shppns
Inc of Interest prime paper, sums
5Aa2 per per
BUSINESS tit.NER AILY-Was animated in all ,leua,,
mens sustained particularly moment from the
West, THO the Canal which business has just
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13
The Richmond Enquirer, says.

bhe I>cHlEOnu hhqnlreF, says
The CdricGtmp.-We have seen the Cabinet
Carica,ure which was Autographed in Philal,lph;a
we can truly say, that beye nevor seen II poor.
er thing III Plan or cXpcuti..n. \ man Of ~enius
might have made inr cf Tic su1i"c,--s0t ,his
da9oinS Is utterly vile, IA AID r,c,icul US
;:us, tho two chief heroes of he DuncitR pro-
noanced thar poem be vrlc, fit and r.diculnue"
When SheriaA aud his Tom were defeated at
the Westminster Hastings, in SO7 the father was
overheard 10 sag the son, Tom, what s,etesta-
ole wretches th1se balad-s,ngors-- err verse
than the fsb-wu.nen." The ballad ST rrrs ,ycrr
Ginning :Sherry, loro over
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13
S2EM@Ztasm e--eA5a
sss 9ESnS

n HE line of A Horse Post Coaches, from
IL Richmond TO Orange Court House. and Har
risonburg, via Louisa Court House, has gone int
operation, and will continue without failure.
This mail will close at Richmond on Tuesdays and
and Saturdays precisely ut 3 o'clock, p. Nj and
the stage start at O'Clock, A. NJ on Wednes
days and Sundays-leavc Orange Court House eD
Sundays and Wednesdays at 3 O'clock, P. NJ, and
arrive at Richmond, Mondays and Thursdays at Q,
?. M. This line of stages will make junction at
Orange Court House with the Alexandria line Of
stages carried by William Smith to bynchburr-pss-
sing its northern direction by Cupeper Court
House, Fauquier Court House or Warrenton-.at
Which latter point, it will meet with the Winchester
i ne-by which, direct communication is afforded
to he town of Wheeling the Ohio river.
At Louisa Court House, the Harrisonburg me
is taken from the Orange Court House mail. and
Will in some short time, be carried by a horse
stage, OF which due notice will be giyen at present il
is carried on horseback
The public assured that the best horses and
most experienced drivers will be constantly in service
and every exertion used 10 make the line comfortable
and expeditions
Fare TO Louisa Court House dollars--to Orapoe
Court House 81 so cents.-All Intermediate distai
ces Ct cents per mile.--Stage office at the Wash
ington Hotel.
Passengers VIII enter their names before oclnoIy
P. NJ, on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
mar 23-law8w JNO NJ. PRICE.
NASH FOR WiIEAT.-'Phe subscriber will
y pay the market price for good understandable
Wheat. J. J. FRY an 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13
Sale of Negroes. &c.

R4 virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed to the
n subscriber, as trustee, by Nelson Cary, on 10th
December 1880 and recorded in the clerks Office of
ttenrlco county court, Will be sold ut auction on
monday, leih instant, at the Springfield Pits, in
enrco, several valuable Slaves, less than eleven
IN number, most of them likely boys, and quantity
OF household and kitchen furniture.
The terms will be cash for all sums of $50 OF
less, and credit of six months, with interest from
the date. for larger sums.-Bonds, with approved
security, will be required of the purchasers
may o-tds FL RHODES.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13
S&AREHAGEG

On Tuesday evening, the 18th, ut by the Iscv Mr.
Ha'chet Mr. John Richeson, to the AMI able and much
admired M'is Mary, only daughter CT IL. Anderson,
ESQ all of Caroline, County.
lhe world was sad, the garden a Wild
And man, the hermit sishd, till woman sm.rd."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13
fresh RrlE GO0GEs.

NMyE have received ny .ec-nt orr.yas, large addl-
w tonol supplies ofFancy and Staple Goods, rem
derlng our assor men, very comprehension quantity
and 'Gridy our stock is unsurpassed by any in the
state, and is offered wholesale, a small advance
and upon liberal terms our purchases being made Ell
ther at auction, or by the package, feel hesija-
ton in assuring customers that they viii be offered
such prices cannot fail TO give saIsacuon-We
shall continue to receive by every packet throughout
the season, such additions may be necessary TO
render our assortment at all times desirable both TO
;ghoic5Glc and retail purchasers
INV y BALDWIN WEE & co
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13
Ely 1sscsaspa-~, Bxem ~ 90.

nv, -, ~ F'IJN ESUAY, MAY Is.
DRf GOODS-A9 O'Clock n, onr A,c,;or Pow.
y =" D. soIu large assortment of DRY GOODS, viz:
Nankn, double width do
Mixed drillngs, beaverteena
"a and Al coloured cambrics
N whlte do
Irints, battiste, gnghams
Nankin Pantaloons
French shirt collars
Suspendcrs
Navarinos 8 Palm Leaf Hats &c. &c.
Ar PRIVATE SALE
case superior Leghorn Hats
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13
FASHIONS FOR MAY.

find more .NssD and Fashionable Dry Goods
M AY 10TH 3l.-Bhis Morning, K H. JEN-
lE-A KINS IS opening, by the Packet Effort, from
New York, and the last Packets from France, %
doz. Fancy Berege and Silk GAUGE Scarfs and
Hdkfs comprising all the newest and most fashion
able Styles, imported this Spring A few pieces
Gros de Phillip Silks, an entire and Fashionable
article for Ladies dresses; very rich and elegant Bon
net Ribbands; Embroidered Cotton Hose, at very
low prices; also, plain White Cotton Hose, at all
prices Large Feather Fans; and many new and ele-.
CANT Goods, from the New York Auctions; which
will be sold at the very lowest prices, at
R. II Jenkins,
ma 10 Fancy Dry Good and l. nen Store
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13
.aallsGxES of Sporting.

tOlIVE OHEE5s
FHNHE Annals of Sporting and Fancy Gazette; u
IL Magazine entirely appropriated to sporting
subjects and fancy pursuits, containing every thing
worthy Of remark on hunting, shooting, racing
coursng fishing, cooking, pugilism, wrestling single
stick, Pedestrianism, cricket, billiards, rowing sailing
&c &C., in l3vos, illustrated by numerous plain and
3loured engravings-One copy for sale, low, by
may II JOHN II. NASH.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13

II is rumored, here, that the Office Of Attorney
General has been rendered TO HENRY ST. GEORGE
TUcKER, Of Virginia, and declined by him. lie would
have filed The Office wrb great responsibility
National Tntciigcnccr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13

On Monday last h. Right Hon Mr VAUeuA1,
<hc Minister &om Great Ptilac 70 the United States
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13

Mr LIVINGSTON. .ate United States Senator from
Louisiana VINO reached this city few days ago, has
entered upon the discharge Of The duties Of Secre
'5ry Of State, IN place Of MIR VAS BUREN, resigned
q vacancy is thus created IN thu representation
Oftbe State OF LOUISIANA IN the Senate,-yNaI. Int.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Questions on do, by Emerson,
Academical Speaker do,
For sale at the Book Stationery and Fancy Store of
r. ID. SANXAY.
u Teachers invited to call and examine the
above works. In Boston, where they are published,
they are all very popular and much used ma y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13
TINE .7v'OTECR!

Soap, &c.
ID ECEIVING per scbr Planter, 200 boxes Milde-
"a berger, No soap, sugars, wines AID rum
Also,
10 patent wrought, iron chests, fire proof, price
from $50 10 500 each, for safe. by
E4ay 90. DAVENPORT, ALLEN & &c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-13
POCkeK K9OOk EOSf-

E0OChCE Rb0OFC hIOSt,
g nst between 81. UB,.u Fl ,"i dud Brooke Turn
IA Pike Thursday morning, 18th OF May, calf
KIN Pocke Book containing a number of accounts
ard nc'e..i # give to the finder five dollars by de-
hverug AZ The Wing Office.
may l3-2t JOHN D. boswell,
Hannvpr Tnun.v
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-09
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Notice.

WILL. he sold, at Fairfax Court house, on NON
w DiY, the 18th instant, being the first day ofthe
Fairfax Court,
FAMILY OF SLAVES,
Consisting Of Man, his wife and FIVE likely chldrena
four boys and one girl.
TERMS credit of eight months will be given, the
purchaser giving bond and approved security.
anr o-cO4; ROBERT RADCLIFFE.