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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-02
EooK 6. JOB PRINTING

NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.
CATALOGUES of Sale; Bank Checks, with
4 or without name in margin; Cards; Prices
Current: Lottery Tickets Law and CONNER
ciai Blanks; Bills of Lading; Policies Of Insur-
ance; Bill Books; Lottery Bills; Militia No
tees; Hand, Hat, Shoe, Window, Shop, Tobac-
co. Horse. and Show Bills; with every other de-
scription of LETTER-PREss PAINTING. Cards,
Bills, Checks, &c. printed either in red, blue,
green, yellow, or black
LOTTERY BILLS
of every description for sale at this Once.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-02

Alexandria Dist March, 1881. Assessors.
Extract from Law If the Cooperation relative to A.sess.
ments, SJc.
" The said assessors SHALL immediately after their
appointment proceed to value the houses and lots
within the limits of the Corporation, and to demand
from the masters and mstresses of every family isIs Of
all male tytheabes belonging to, residing in their
respective families: and also from every of tax
able property, list Of such property: And ifany mas.
ter or mistress OF family any owner oftaxabie pro-
perty, shall neglect refuse 10 give in list of all
male tythesbles belonging to, residing in. his her
family, or other taxable property, within five days after
the demand made thereof by any assessor the person
offending shall forfeit and pay hundred dollars
and If any person whatsoever shall wifully omit or
msrepresent, in the list given n any tytheable tax.
able property, SHALL in any other manner, conceal
the from the knowledge of the assessors the per-
offending shall forfeit and pay double the
of the imposed such tytheable taxable
property Every merchant, shopkeeper mechanic, or
other person. having in his or her service employ
ment any clerk, journeyman, apprentice, assistant,
shall render of the in his her list
Of .ytheables and shall be accountable for the capita
ton hereby imposed in like manner and under the
penalties, if such clerk. journeyman appren-
lice, or assistant, member of his her family"
Section of a Ln,o passed Naych. 1881.
"Be further enacted, That the assessors be, and
they hereby authorized 10 require from every own
possessor ofhouseholdurniture kept for use,
account Of its aggregate value at fair market price,
at the time of rendering such account; and true list
of all ground rents which may be payable to such per-
SIN or persons AID any such person persons so
CURED, and after being informed of the provisions of
this section. refusing to render such account such
list of ground rents or TO give Information to the
assessors as may enable them make such valuation
on such list of ground rents he, she, they, Of
fendng shall forfei, and pay the sum Of twenty dol
lars; aud in where the assessors have to
suspect they have not received fair estimate Of furn
ture list of ground rents, such correct information
as may enable them make fair valuation Of furni.
ture or list Ufground rents, they shall the value
of such furniture list of ground rents. according to
the best Of their knowledge and judgment; and should
the person SO assessed deem him herself aggreved,
he or she shall have right ct appeal to the Common
Council"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-02
Wm.. Cleary & Co.

" m. CIeary q %.
OFFER r sale at their store, corner OF fr'hce anu
~ Union streets
Q hhds prime re, .iling molasses
hhds sugar
bales Bridport seine Irvine (shsd and herrIng)
SO bushels hsmpseed -
Together with general assortment OF WEI,
CROcEWIEs wholesale retail. on accommodating
nN N.o. "''''~' dec2s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-02
Assessors Notice

Undersigned intend forthwith to assess and va.
lue the taxable property Of the citizens and others
ofthe Town, and respectfully request their aid as far
as the annexed laws require, that the same may be-
equalized as near as possible.
GEO. DRINKER,
WIN. YEATON,
Alexandra, 2lst March, 1881. Assessors.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-02

E ADVERTISED, or they may NJ
Thompson Allison
Elizabeth NJ Adams
Lee ii Alexander
B
Jos Britain
VIM Jas Ball
Mis- Sarah Berry--3
Susannah Ball
John Boyle
Jno L Beveridge
Sylvester Ball
Sarah Ann Baggott
Thos Bursge
VIM Ball
Cspt John ii Bell, U S N:
G.
Azariah Cooley
Louisa Collins
John Carson
Jas Carrigsn
Richard Cross
Hetty Campbell
-
Jane Delphy
Capt Jno Drummond
Sarah Dudley
Z
n Egan
+
Hugh Fox
Jno Gross
Isaac George
Edward GoUdding
II
MA flanagan
Lieut. Thos S lIamersly--2
Thornton Hunter--s
Lucy \ Harris
Anderson Hebet--2
Jno Harrison
Henry Hartman
Jas Hall
n: n ,,esey
behJ i'ahe'
)
AIRY Ann Jenkins
Aaron Jones
Francis Jacobs
K
Cant Geo KepLart
Afary Lowe
Jas n Lakeman
Louisa Lee
Vim Lock
nj
Bidly HcGloylan
Geo w Myers
Juhanns Mortimer
Geo Miiburn
Allan HcRca-@
Capt Saml noore
Heo McLeish
WIN McIorimck
susah''ah 'N''''an
~
Permelia Mutt
p
Alfred Powell
Mrs Padget
Abraham Rapley
Sarah Ann Reeves
Caroline V Robinson
s
John Shakes
REM Spencer
Sarah Suter
Francis Simpson
Elizabeth ii Stephens
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-02

| W. SioOiS So"b W. ~
will please say THEY ARE AD'
get them.
A
DIR Rich'd q Alexander 7
Susan Abercrumbia +
Margaret Allen L
Rev Jas Berkley-2 }
Charity Bradnum v
Capt Joseph Burgess }
David Brooks S
Maria Bennett J
| Aramenta Bell J
Martha Breast S
Bontz e Harrison S
Geo BrOoks--2 I
Miss BskeIy Y
Bernard Bryan G
Jane Crandell A
Henry l. Coombs l.
Mrs A Cadis il
Jas Corn ia
Michael Grim X
Sophia Cohen II
JAS b Campbell
Geo Fl Duffey--2 is
Turner DiXon--s e.
Jno Dement, 81
Z
VIM Eg
+
Robt Franklin II
Molly Fisher
Jno Griffis JI
Jno X Gerhard Is
Jno Grid +
Jno & Gray
Jeremiah Herbert 81
Nathaniel Harmon Ii
Jno Higdon Isl
j ID Harrison T.
Thos "A Rowland l.
VIM A Harrison Al
Miss G u + i,crberts Jr
Ann & Howison IL
VIM Hayden n
Sam'l Is Harper ia
Jere miah Hubbard-2 NJ
Sam'i Hilton b,
Francis Hamersley
Oliver Jones A
JRo johnson Al
Mary Ann Johnson Fl
I.ucretia jolly
Zedekiah Kidwell NJ
Robt Kirby Ca
Wash K Kidwell
Alfred Lee Nj
Lewis Lee ia
rhos i.atrimore L'
Thos Lewis W
Robt II Lanham
NJ Edw May B'
Thos Merchant G'
Elijah Merchant Ju
Jas nc Daniel--2 81
Capt Mores A
Sinah Wc!ntire c.
Randall .Eerricks G,
Rubt Aunroc-2 W
Jacob .Nprgan-2 ST
Francis Murphy
Thos J Neal--2 Pt
Martha Nickols
Charles LPrice A
A w rreuss--2 vi
Mrs Rebecca Roper A
Richard Rock 81
Elizabeth RoXbury CT
Capt Zebina II Small 10
JAS or Fielder Smith Is
VIM X Smith N
Letltl. S0mpe +
Mary Ann stevenson G
Andrew Scholfeld r
Edward Smith f.
Margaret Simms A
Rich'L Is &orke "
Francis y RUNNERS q
VIM ) Summers
Jas Tutimon r
Thos True r.
Capt Robert Taylor
William Wood A
VIM White M
Mrs Caroline Wilson b.
Peggy Wicr :, u
Elizabeth J
DAN'l
April I, 18SI--3t
.Mackerel,S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-02

sugar. Molasses, &c.
ar HHDS. N. o sugar
10 Is IS s hid. and ''sFes'}s. o. mo'.sses
IS hhds West India do
pipes French brandy
puncheons Jamaica spirits
6 chests young Tyson tea
S half chests imperial do
1000 lbs refined sugar
90 boxes oranges
IS drums figs
1000 bushels Turks Island
1000 SSS ,,; e. ground a''" Salt
Together with general assortment of GROCERIES,
for sale by CoHAGAN WIFI LIZ
mar II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-02
$500 rev ard.

yI|HE above reward will be given for experimenting
and securing in Jail that get them again, two
Negro Men Servants, formerly the property Of Henry
s. Hawkins, named
HENRY and JERRY
Henry is muatto man, low, but well ouilt has bis
left eye injured and is about 81 years old. He was
hired las, year to Capt Tucker, on the Potomac.
Jerry is a very black man, good sailor, about 50
wears of age, and hired C. Capt Is j. jenkins, OF
board the steamboat frede' icksburg They were
both in Alexandra last week, and Henry had q pass
from Capt. Tucker.
will give the above reward for their apprehension
iftaken so miles from ny house, half that sum "a.
ken Charles County, and all reasonable charges pads
HUGH COX
jan l3-eotf Charles County Mo-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-02

~ CASKS spermaceti oil, Of light color and best
lO quality, for sale by
marc II a. C. CAZENOvE g. Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-02
Now handing

NOV HANOlNE
EROM brig ,lexandris, at fuckers wharf, and fos
IL sale by the subscribers
so bags Java coffee
so boxes sperm candles
100 drums Sura figs
100 bbs mackerel, No. and3
90 bbls tanners oil
Is packages sail duck
IL hhds and 10 bbls f rum
50 boxes mould candles, assorted sizes
IS boxes white and crown soap, sup quality
5 bbls and Is tubs fine New England butter
4 bales hops
30 dozen patent pals
mar4 A. G. CAZENOVE u 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-02
70 isherMeM.

~ ISN6E HUH.
(oRDAGE of all sizes, hemp Irvine, grass ditto
" Cork, tar, long oars, long boards tor boats
Scows to sell or hire; with general assortment OF
Lumber, lime, &c.
maro JOSIAH II. DAVIS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-02

SDerM Oil.

SvcTM VA.
~ CASKS spermacet oil, Of light color and hes
marc II ~ w 4. C. cAzENovE Co.
CVrn.
0OAA BUSHELS heavy fint corn, wanted by
NUUU mar II LlNsDAy, HILL & Co.
Cuba Tobacco.
DECEIVED per sloop Friendship, 20 ceroons f1e
mar ID NJ MILLER & SON.
Refined sugars.
90 5Bts first quality refined sugar receive 1
mar IA A. c. CAZENOVE e Co.
OH.
EUsT received, 2hhds
% g g ' sss SSsr Bedford 'ps'"
10 s hsls common whale
in Store,
Mess beef behring's
Sack salt and Liverpool filed
Lisbon and ground alum, potatoes in bbls
Tobacco in boxes and kegs
Will be sold very low to close sales.
THOs. VOWEL.
Wanted, Flaxseed, for which the highest market
price will be paid in money mar ID
Whiskey, sugar 4 Mackerel
i've vs. b Ihs' Baltimore vhisAey
hhds New Orleans sugar
81 barrels No. 8 mack erei
Just received and for sale by
mar IA CHAMBERLAIN & HARRIS.
Kerr 3 FitZMush
Have jest received, and ofer for sale.
on HHDS. o. and st. Croix sugar
~ SO hhds and terces w | and n. o. molasses
5000 lbs loaf and lump sugar
so bags Java, Rio, and Porto Rico coffee
80 packages Teas-gunpowder, imperial. Y. II
and pouchong teas IF the latest mportatlons
pipes brandy
3 puncheons Jamaica and Antigua rum
$500 gals old whiskey, Sd, 4ti and 5th proof
so boxes and half boxes bunch raisns
l5drums fresh figs
10 boxes oranges and lemons
100 reans straw and rag paper
! ton shot, assorted
50 kegs nails superior crafty, Cd 20 Nd
IL boxes and kegs chewing tobacco
Together with well selected assortment of
GROCERIES, for family use
mar IL
New Goods.
DROWN and MKT cloths, vesiings and ssttcens
Id Caicoes and ginghams
Waltham and other bleached cotOns
Blackstone do DO
Cotton oznaburgs checks
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-02
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in The Post Office, ierandra, D. c. on the
LIST Of apriI 1881.
o. Persons calling for letters in the following list,
will please say THEY ARE ADVERTISED, or they may not
get them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-02

DROWN and MKT cloths, vesiings and satteens
I'D Calicoes and ginghams
Waltham and other bleached cottOns
Blackstone do do
Cotton oznaburgs, checks
Cotton braces, Windsor soap
Cashmere and cotton shswls
Orreps cotton balls cotton wadding and cords
Dunstable bonuets
Just received and for sale low, by
mari GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-02
Nails

l<~ CASKS Nails, assorted sizes. landing fror
m,rs w. FpwLE e Co.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-18
From the Lewisburg Palladium.
LEWISBURG CONVENTION

At melting Of Delegates from number
OF the counties Of the commonwealth of Vir-
ginia, west of the Blue Ridge, assembled r,
LewIsburg, on Monday The 3lst OF October
1881, to take into consideration the improve
ment OF the State by means ola line of com
roerclal intercourse uniting the Eastern and
Western sections ofthe Commonwealth;
The Convention was called TO ordor by
Cyrus Cary.
On motion Of Lewis Summers, Charles A.
Stuart, OF Augusta, was unanimously chosen
President OF the Convention, who being con
Quoted to the chair, in few neat and appro-
pirate remarks returned his thanks to the
body over whose deliberations he had been
called to preside
On motion of MIR. Smith, Of Greenbrier
John a. North was unanimously appointed
secretary.
The following gentlemen appeared & took
their seats as Delegates 10 the Convention
viz:
Hiicghany.-Georgo II. Payne and sam'l
Merry
Augusta--Cbsrles A. Stuart and John
McCue.
Ca5eH-John Everett and Frederick G..
l.. Buhring
Green6riey.-Jas. witbrow, Cyrus Cary.
VIM. Smith, Samuel McClunr, joseph T.
Dangerfield and James T. Bowlin
Kanonha.-Lewis Summers, James C.
MCFarIand Geo. W Summers, BENJAMIN
II. Smith and Ezra Walker.
Logan.-EVm McComas.
A1SoH james Craik.
UoRros--Henry Alexander, Isaac Ca
ruthers, John H. Vawter & John W Kelly
RockJridgs Andrew Alexander & WIN.
Stevens
On motion Of Mr. McComas, Resolved
] bat the standing rules 81 order oftbe House
OF delegates Of Virginia, so far az applicable.
govern The proceedings ofthis Convention.
On motion Of Mr Lewis Summers. Re-
solved, That Committee be appointed 10
consider and report, whether any and what
measures ought 10 bo adonted w this Con-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-18
TARIFF CONVERSATIONS

The Tariff Convention, which assembled
IN New York, on Wednesday the 26th ult
was organized as stated in our last ,yeek %
Paper-atter which a number Of Committees
were appointed 10 report on various subjects
assigned to them; among these were a com
mlltee to prepare an address 10 the pgople a
the United States, a committee upon The o.
VaSlons OF Revenue, a committee to prenare
Memorial to Congre,s, a COMMITTEES 20 re-
port on the effects of the existing Tariff, a
committee on the production Of Iron com
mlttee on the production and manufacture OF
w DOL, and a committee on the culture NJ
Six, Hemp and other agricultural materials
used IN the manufactures of tho countrv.-
These committees, with others. presented
reports TO the Convention al the sibseouenf
sittlngS, which were discussed and djsposed of
On Monday the 3lst, MIR. lngersoll. OF
Philadelphia, from the committee appointed
on that subject, reported an Address TO tbe
People OF tho United States, which was read
and applauded
During the reading Of the address, the ven
cradle Tx President Adams entered tbe
chamber, and was conducted 10 a seat beside
The President OF the Convention by General
James Iallmadge, one of tho Vice Presi.
dents. The convention rose i1st5nUv in a
BODY, and testified their high sense of the SAT
isidctIon with which they witnessed his an
pearrance, by loud and repeated plauditl.
no acceptance OF the address was rroved
By MT. HemphiIl, Of Pa, who suggested dat
zO,OVO copies DO printed for the uso Of tho
Mr. Mccullough, ofAid.. expressed bis
diisapprobatioN ofseyeral clauses Of tho adj
giigiss' particularly that part of it which allu-
ueI TO Inc late Convention in Pliladelphia.
Dir lngersoll said that in the whole course
OF the address there was not tho slightest al.
fusion TO that Conycntion.-Ba vas the last
man 10 speak disrespectiully Of chat Conven-
non, knowing as lac did, the intelligence.
patriotism, and private worth Of rnany ofihe
gentlemen that composed it
Tho address was unanimously 0rccpfed
The address is the joint pi production ofAIes.
,rs. ingcrsOli, Kennedy and Duuon. Six
drafts OF an address were presented TO a com
mittcc, and each Of the above gentlemen was
The author Of one Of these They were occu.
pied several days IN tho arrangement and
preparation Of the materials The constitu.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-18
SPECTATOR.
Observation-Disclosures. Is.

eS%The POST Office heretofore at Mt.
Sidney has been removed to Mr.. Link s
Store, by the Postmaster General.
Those of our subscribers who may
not be so well accommodated under this
change will please to give US notice.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-18
ADAM LINK, Esq.
LINKS Store, Augusto Co., ia.

We just learn that meeting has been
held in Mount Sidney, on the subject of
the removal of the Post ofice, and re-
monstrance adopted against the change,
which has been signed by tventy. four of
our subscribers. This is the whole num-
Der of papers we send to that office; and
if our information be correct, we can
not doubt that the alteration will result
to our injury.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-18
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, ,

Vs. CfFlCE DEPARTMENT.
Washington, Sd Nou., 1881
SIR have changed the name of the
Post Office on the books of this Department,
from Mount Sidney, to Link Store, county
OF Augusta, State ofYirginia. You may give
publicity TO this change in any way you may
deem proper, provided il creates no expense
to this Department.
am, Sir, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
w II RARRY
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-18

Free NegToes.-A petition has been
started in the county of Northampton,
praying the Legislature to authorize the
imposition of tax on the citizens of that
county, to defray the expenses of trans
porting the free negroes in the county TO
the Colony of Liberia. The plan pro-
posed is to borrow $l5, ZOO on the faith
of the county, and to levy such a tax
yearly on the citizens as will discharge
the debt in few years. To effect their
removal, allwho sign the memorial pledge
themselves TO have no farther dealings
with free negroes. and to dispossess such
as rent houses or lands ofthem by the lst
day Of June next.
In the event ola refusal by the Legis-
latnre TO grant she power asked, the me-
mortal instructs the representatives of
Northampton to support any other mca-
sure that may come before them, having
for its object the removal of tbs free PEG.
pie of color.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-18
NOZZLE. Oct. u 1891

There has been some excitement here in
consequence Of discovery at Claiborne. ola
plot among the negroes in that neighborbood
for an extensive instruction; the people
there were armed and had unprecedented a
great number of the negroes; about 20 are in
Jail. The plan, ii seems, was TO have been
as extensive as possible for d simultaneous
rising on Christmas day, and in the mean
time, their plans were 10 be extended fbro'
the religious meetings, and there is very lit
tie doubt but their organization was already
known through this section of country among
the blacks. The secret was BETRAYED by
some slaves at Claiborne. Our city Guard
has increased, and various precautions taken;
however, we feel there is little or no danger
here
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-18

4 meeting Of he sufferers by the jsts dss
tructiye fire at Fayetteville. was held on
" wednesday ihe 2d instant, when statement
"as nade on the part Of the Commissioners
appointed for tho purpose, of tho gross amount
o, i aao receipts, which it appears exceeded
$4,000 dollars.
Among the resolutions adopted by f,s
meeting, vas one appointing d Committee n,
make a suitable acknowledgment on behalf
o. ne sufferers for tho very great liberalj,v
ana kiNdness OF the contributors va. Hef
ST.. CLAIMS DEFEAT. IT .zss c.-,,
years on Friday, Nov 4 since Con AM
-. Clair was defeated by the Indians sUd
n-itish, in tie Western Torritory vbirb
men was Uiidernsss, but which n9,, IS
Popuious and hourishing partofour country
" "; less than half that time hence, the Sta,e1f
ONO viii ee second 10 none IN ti,e Cn;.n
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-18

IN old Mad. We trust that il is no or
ienco to tender ears, TO uso this application,
when speaking ola maiden who died in Pc
land last year, after attaining her one hun
bred and twenty fourth year She came in
TO the world and took leave Of il OIL the self
same spot, the village Of Brzezin. Her
youth'epd advanced age were both endowed
With greater portion Of health than falls to
The common lot; so much so, indeed that on
The very sunday before she died, she walked
hree miles to attend Divine service Ter
memory was 50 Tenacious, that she could re-
I'D the most iris .t' Circums once which had
ccurred 70 Ter curing tie last ccni.ry Of
her life. Peace beto her maiden ashes.
Atbennum.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-18

Dr. VIZ y HoRNrR, for many years
AdjUnct, has been unanimously elected Pro
lessor Anatomy in The University Of Penn
sylvanis, Dies DR.. Pbysic, resigned. DR..
Homer is a native Of Virginia.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-18

@The Winchester virginian states
that ground will be broken for the Win.
chester and Harper's Ferry Railroad
on the 9TH of July next.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-18

@The qualified voters OF Lynch
burg by vote lS4 to 3. have declared
in favor Of a subscription by the Corpo.
ration, for one thousand shares in the
Lynchburg and New River Railroad.
&SrThe Memorial Of the Lewisburg
Convention has not yet been received.
Had we anticipated this, we might
have given the essay on the division Of
the State, in the present paper.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-18

The cause so long depending before the
Ghancery Court Of Maryland, between the
Canal and Rail Road Companies, for fhe right
OF way, and which was recently so elaborate
ly argued, has been decided by the ChanceI.
lor in favor OF the Rail Road Company.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-18

Nat Turner, the Southampton Bandit, was
tried by the Court Of that county, on Satur-
day last.-The evidence against him was
clear and irresis,ible-he was condemned and
sentenced to be executed on Friday the lIth
instant-|o. Herald, 18th Nov.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1831-11-18

cyclists of lands and lots returned
delinquent for the non-payment of tax
es. in the following counties, NAV be
seen at this office Frederick, Jeffer-
son. Shenandoah, Rockingham, Angus
ia, Pendleton, Rockbridge, Harrison.
Mason, Wood, Preston, Kanawha, o.
hio, Crayson, Scott, Tyler, Lewis, Mont
gomery, Morgan, Nicholas, Cabell.
Monroe, Randolph, Giles, Greenbrier.
Bath and Lee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-07

with him IN judicial labors, "tlch have cosirrsi
lasting benefits, and lasting character, no, oDlr
on the State. but on the whole country. &C.:
tlemen, acknowledge myself much their debit,
While yet youth, unknown. and with little e.,
pectation of becoming known, beyond verv i.
mited circle, have passed days aud nights NJ.
Of tedious, but of happy and srat6ed labor, !,
the study Of the judicature Of the State Of New.
York. l am most happy to have this emporium
ty Of publicly acknowledging The obligation, and
of repayiug it, SO far as it can be repaid, by d.
Door tribute ofmy profound regard, and most sin.
cere good wishes.
Gentlemen, will no longer detain you, than
to propose toast:
The City Of New York: herself the mobiles,
euIocy on the Union of the States"