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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28

official records (io DAD nothing more charged tue De
Par'ment with corruption aud fraud That a result SIR
which might by the aid Of that evidence which
honorable gentleman has refused the hear
would not PREJUDICE the hole case however while rejected
the testimony, before charge of an
expenditure Unprecedented the annals of Department
necessarily m!es, he consider, charge fraud
aud eorSupion then, that charge evidence
which twenty times his force neither suppress
he Official report SHOWS the of expenditures for
last year to be Sl5O57l - than expended
previous To the effect OF this
the member from New Hampshire boasts that the
the Department have exceeded Of the preceding
the Of $4,000 dollars. Now SIR he affects with
such an aH of triumph, TO call aeu "dates aud
figures, should he lise careful in reference
himself The great difficulty with orung declaration is
that u Is not true The Postmaster Generals report,
the first ten lines OF IT. how mnerably the member
mistaken The receipts for the lat 81 Is;
the receipts S. The receipt. for the year
ending the LIST Of July, 1922 81 598 1877 o.
is less than that for 1880, by SsSl70J Is only When the
Gentleman IN the of his zeal lavish
Department, only doubled the 1850
that OF 1929 anti supposed he thereby casting the
predecessor OF MIR Barry into the shade,
suppose that he had forgotten the real
the latter Office had fallen short
Of former years do suppose that he wiy stated
$liS0o0 To he 5000 OOO bu, do suppose that
informed him that tins statement The TACT
increase less that usual In where
the increase Of population rapid where the
mand of all classes for intercourse through the mail
y growing. hetevenue for postage and WILL If proper
attention be bestowed upon annual increase n
ponnS ratio, and Postmaster General whose
res, his preen,ions public confidence upon better
derce than that increase which must La inevitable, affords
slender for hs advocate shout victory efOs battle
Is begun
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ITO be continued

The Legislature of Massachusetts adjourned on
Saturday the 10Th, at noon, after a session of serenity
fire days, the longest ever held in that state. The
payroll Of the House amounted 10 $63i2i the
Der Of acts passed 1874 Charters have been
granted tor two new banks in Salem, III Marble
head, and three IN Boston The bill aboshing i'm
prisonmcnt for debt after the lSt OF Juy ncx for
less sum than ten dollars and to prohibit the mpri-
sonment OF female for debt, in any case, has be-
come law. bill reducing tho salaries of the Go
vernon, hoads OF department. dc nnl to cut down
the pay OF the members of the legislature to
and sE FcHce io hose from the county n:Su, H. aad
nins siHiinSS day for those from other cnunt,"s,
was referred to the next legislature nv urge ma
jwIiy.
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,rrom the CharIc,,on hleicury

~ TsTIT
Sr-Ol my return 10 tho CITY yesterday from
Washington my attention has been called To various
notices in the pI5lc prints at ''nnyry corrcSpon-
dencc' which is stated to have lately taken place
5ctwcrn Gen. Jackson and myself and which is sup
verSy between the President and Vice President IN
one of the versions u Tins story, 1t asserted that
Gen Jackson returned one Of my letters unanswcr-
cl with tho word i1so,c1L' written u?,r it To
put an cnd To thes" Misrepresentation it is proper
that should state. that correspondence has ever
taken place between Gen Jackson aud myself of
an uyriendiy character, having tie remOtcst con
neyion with his Controversy with Mr. Calhoun-cnd
that he has never returned any letter addressed to
him BY mo either with without Endorsement
nor have any TO believe that he has treated
with the slightest dlsrospcct any comm ton
which haze m1ic hm-and il, il cer'ain that
have made none Of d'srespcctfA character or
which would jus;.fy such treatment on hls part.
ROBERT Y. UAYNE
(laricskln. .Nrrch 90 1921
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28

Extract ola letter % the editors Of tho Albany liz
Advertiser, dated Rochester, .Ndrct 10 1881.
There was mn extensive fire IN this village last
night the large Touring uill on the cast bank of
the Gcnnscc, owned BY Harvey Ely and occupied by
M'ssrs Ford and Bissel was consumed. There was
IN the mill from foeios 10 fifteen thousand J,,Shels IF
'rleai. upon Which there was an insurance of ( OoO0
There was also an insurance upon the building of
5000. This calamity, at this Time, is peculiarly
oppF' ss:vc. as ths crerpris ng occupants were in
tn" daily expectation Of tran@mi'i ing 10 The goat en-
pnrium their stock nf flour for he purpose of being
r"mun"ratcd for their laborS during tho winter
There WIS no other building destroyed. The mill
stones. portion ofthc machinery, aud the walls of
The building arc saved. TIE MIL VIII be rebuilt i'm
.nedlatclY"
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anticipate they will b. able to pass through in
about four hours This will afford our citizens
convenient and expeditions mod' OF travelling. and
at the same time enable them learn the advan
OF canal over river navigation Doyiesto,sa Dem
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28

NAVAL.-Thc o. s. ship Hudson, Com Cassin,
sailed from de Janeiro few days previous TO the
81 Jan for Rio lie la Plata.
The u S. hip Vanda!in. Capt. Konnon. was at
Rio de Janero eth JAN from Montevideo-sll
well.
The S. ship Natchez, Capt. Newton, was at
Vera Cruz, LIST inst
Tho s. ship Java, Capt. Kennedy, all we'll, was
at St Jngo. Cape de Verbs, 10th Feb for Coast of
Africa. next day.
The y. s. shipNIncenncs. Capt. Shubrick, was at
ST. CroX. wv ~ ID inst. for Cuba in or 3 da, g.
The following is an extract Of letter received in
thu place:
u. S. FRfGArE JAVA,
st Jago, Porto Praya, Feb. 7, 1881
1--WE left Mahon on the 9th Jan. and arrived here
on the LIST inst. and will be III Norfolk about the
middle of May or st June."--.Nor BcucQr.
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at the same time enable them learn the advan
OF canal over river nav,ga,ion.- Doyiesto,en Den,
The Secretary OF the Navy left the Seat of GOV
crnmcnt few days ago, on visit 10 North Caro-
lnu.-.Nat. lat
The dinnor TO Mr. Webster, in New York will be
given on the 9Th inss. The name of Jamcss Kent
Qae Chanceor) IS placed at tie head of the lis, of
manageable.
rom the New York ia ly Advertiser
III has been stated in the city papers for several
DAYS past that public dIRncr was about to be given
10 the lion DANIEL WEBSTER. n Senator IN
congress from the state at assachusctts by n num-
DER oil our ctzehs ms mark OF respect for the dis
ting "ishcu services rendered by him during the lirst
session OF the late Congress. The invitation was
HSncu by large number of he most bic IN
habitants of tins city. The correspondence ON the
occasion has been politely furnished us for publ:ca
t'on and we have the pleasure of publishing II this
morning The dinner takes place the City Hotel
to morrow.
10 the Hon. Daniel Webster
SIR-Your distinguished public services on , crrea,
and trying occasion of the last session of Congress- in
indicating the principles Of the constitution and the
powers OF the & ,neral Government have riyen Won
Just title to the lasting gratitude Of your country
y number of the citizens of New York deeply I'M
pressed with the value and SUCCESS of thcs,, effort
nave expressed earnest desire TO unite in nferpr
you some public mark of their respect, and We ma
been deputcd to ask the honorof Your COMPANY at n
public dinner IN this city nj such time as your con-
vencnce viii permit, and you may be pleased 10
designate.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28
WpopnuRY n J March %

MELANCHOLY AccInrNT.-On Saturday last NJ
Joseph Bright, OF Mnorcs,own, Burlington county, by
some mishap was lhrown out of his sully-his foot
caught IN the s!Hf spring by which he was
hcId-he dragged in that situation about mile
and quarter, when he was discovered and rclensed
though not until his last breath had fl.,I--al his
cnihes, save his panialoons and boots we're torn off
Of hn-bls under jaw was unhung and his breast and
abdomen most shockingly mutilated NJ. Bright
was keeper If The upper tavern in Mooresiown and
extensively known as an auetIonecr in Burlington
county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28

The Secretary OF the Navy left the Seat of Gov
ernmcnt few days ago, on d visit 10 North Caro-
nn.-.Nat. lat
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28

The Dime to Mr.. Webster. in New Y,rl, will h
given on the 9Th ins, The name of Jamcss Kcr
Qae Chancellor) IS placed at tie head of the lis,
manageable.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28
NY ORLEANS, MARcn @.

PUBLIC MEETING .-Agr .caby to no tce gwen,
numerous meeting was held at The Exchange las,
evening, for ~" purpn,c Of raising subscription for
tn' relief Of the venerable TX Prcsljcnl Monroes
bernard Marguy, Esq was called to tho chair. and
j. n Maybn md d ,m'nqIe u ,nligny Esqrs were
appointed secretaries The object Of the meeting
was explained by the chairman. and by Mr. Maybind
Resolutions were then passed, copy Of which, how
ever. was not sent 10 Messts D. Pricur VIM
Mott Pauchc, Thos quhnrt and Jimes II
Shepherd, we're appointed q committee to appoint
committees N each ward. to receive subscriptions
and TO remit tho amount TO Mr. Monroe NJ sub
script to exceed dollar; and we have no doubt
that several thousand dollars will be collected in n
few days.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-28

Extract OF letter ION friend dated March II ill., 1891
The Delaware division Of the Pennsylvania Canal
~ now ~ complete nawgoblc order from New Hope
70 Bristol, and tho boats engaged in the up river
trade oil pass through it. They return from Phla
dolphin 10 New Hope two davs earlier by way Of the
canal, than the Invertebrates The very great saving
of time and labor, they alss enabled 10 bring 10
foil load ofrctusn freight. a daily line Of packet
boats have been established to run between Bristol
sad New Hope The ensuing scsson--The proprie,ors
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FIRE 1T ROCHESTER,.

Charleston, .VGrra 90, 1881.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-21

neyer Wiu move, and, what is very uncommon,
their women urge their hostile husbands to night
rather than to move and thus TO abandon their
homes. Should the appearance Of Gov. Reynolds.
mounted men fail to move them-their chiefs will
then be arrested and kept in confinement until
disposed of by the civil authorities, and the others
will be landed on the opposite bank OF the Mlss!s.
sippi, and notified tina. if they return they will
be punished. The reports of other tribes having
engaged to assist this band in defending them
selves against Us, are entitled to but little credit.
Several other tribes, such as the Winnebagoes,
Pottawattomies and Kickapoos, have been invlt-
ed by these Sacs to assist them, but l cannot
positively ascertain that more than two hundred
have Joined, aud it is very doubtful whether
these will remain true to their offending allies
| was assured by Gov. Reynolds in his last let
ter that he would be here on the 10Th or 2Oth.-
| therefore look for him momently."
The Georgetown College, District Of CoIum-
bia, is in a very thriving condition. Ii has a learn
ed and ~visilant president and faculty, eminently
qualified and respectable. The number OF stu
dents is upwards of one hundred and seventy, Of
whom one hundred and seven are bOarders. The
college library exceeds ten thousand Volumes,
selected by erudite men, and arranged with sig
nal TASTE anu eitSduCt. u tuluSc anu StVuuuS
are spacious, and the s,te-on one of the heights
near Georgetown.-is not surpassed by that of
any similar institution in the United States. In
struction, thorough and ample, Is given in
all the branches of a liberal education, at as
cheap a rate as practicable. Several of the &C
~complished professors returned recently from IT.
ally. where they had pursued classical and scien-
tifc studies for many years. An excellent H.
merican spirit prevades the Colese, and was
suitably manifested on the the 4th INST. when its
inmates celebrated the anniversary of our indie
pendence, with the utmost animation: An im-
pressive patriotic discourse was pronounced by
Samuel A.. Mulledy. of Observation-Disclosures of the
able President,-and at the dinner, a number Of
toasts were proposed by senior students. which,
as well as the o%rarion,-pro that the soundest
republican principles, and a deep love Of our pre-
sent institutions. are imbibed in the college. TIE
Phhodemic Society-composed of the senior stu.
dents-have struck, as their badge, a silver medal,
on which Eloquence and Liberty are hand In hand,
and the American Eagle is proudly emb'azoned,
Nat. Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-21

FLoUR.-Yesterday, the wagon price OF Flour
was 81 IS. Some parcels of stored Flour have
been priced at ESQ; others at 4 SO, and ia some
instances a fraction more. Second quarter Flour
Is held at 4 IS from stores, and fresh inspected,
4 81 5 90, but very little Of either for Bale
Should much of the Flour in store be priced be-
fore the first Of August, there will be more Flour
offering for sale by dealers.
900
Corn Exchange Little or no alterations
since our last; some request Tor fresh ground
Flour; 4 62t has been refused for Suu;hern.*' FIX
port from the 1st To l5th:inst wheat -four 1896
brls. and since lst Jan. last to foreign ports S4S-
35Sbrls. "-#~." ~.
Erchangs.-B;Il on England have declined;
sales closed at 10 per cent, and very heavy.
Hreighis-To Liverpool and Havre are not &C
tive, yet in some demand for the South. Cotton
is taken to Liverpool for 9.l6d for round bales.
Business during the week ha. been dull and ILL
active.-M Z. Jour. Com. July 10.
r. In the Price Current, Alexandria and
Georgetown Flour is quoted at "a Is to 5 OO.
ED. Gasehe
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DIED,

On the 10th instant, after Il short illness, in the
eighty fifth year of her age, Mrs. RENSEss WILL
LI>Ms; who for many years had been a respecta-
able inhabitant of this town; and for about sixty
years a member of the Baptist Church. Mrs.
Williams was known and honored by a large
circle of friends, as "a widow indeed, who trust
ed in God, and continued in prayer and suplica-
ton night and day." Her religion was that of
the bible and Of the heart. Her hope OF accept
ance with God, was founded on the Saviour's right
eousness and grace, received by faith alone, and
her life was one Of faith upon, and obedience to the
son of God.-Her faith was often tried, her way
was beset with many diff ulties-But trials are
ended, and difficulties are all surmounted.-
The battles fought, the victory won. Reader!
what is thy hopes No admission to heaven with
out the new Birth-Pre pare to meet thy God
for oh how many fall as suddenly, not as
safe,H
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Y0 Printers.

+ HAVE just received, per schooner Reaper, 19
L large Kegs Printers Ink, viz: News, at 80 cts per
L.; Book, at 40; Book No. 5 at 50; No 2 a, IS; and
No. l at 100 cents pr 10. Ih,s Ink needs no recon-
mendatinn, as ITS quality is vel! krown to publishers
in the District. To country printers I have only to
say, that no Ink has ever tcen brought to this market
that stands 50 high.
wM. NJ. MORRISON.
n. u. On hand, a small fount OF Brewer Type and
Small Plea, which would suit we'll fora country pa
per. Orders Cor printing materials of every descrip-
ton, Ink, sc. attended to Immediately.
jy 81 WV. W. NJ
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT or .aLEXAADRLa, On. c.,

ARRIVED, July 90,
Schr. Valiant, Simms, Nanjemoy; tobacco.
Schr. Sister, Rumsey, N. Carolina; shingles
to the master.
Past up for Georgetown, Brig Leander, from
Baltimore
SAILED,
Brig Invincible, Pratt, Gibraltar.
-sSe-
Brig Remittance, Moore. of this port, II days
from Turks Island, at New York 18th inst.
Schr. Reaper, from Boston for this port, in the
Capes 10th inst.
The Malabar, Wade, from this port, of Ho-
Iyhead ed June. ,
Sloop s;atira, Petit, hence at Philadelphia 18th
instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-21

BY the Ajax we have our Liverpool adyices to
the evening of the lst of June, which say-The
cotton market to day is quiet. The accounts frou,
Manchester this morning state that there does not
appear more disposition to buy than for some
weeks past; and manufacturers are anxious sell
ers at a trifiing reduction. -,
There was a good demand For Fidur9yesterday,
and an advance Of I'll. per Dbl. was obtained.
rN. T. Bai. .Aay. JULY 10.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-21

John James Audubon, author Of The Birds of
America" the most magnificent Illustration Of
natural history that has been produced, has been
~recently elected a member Of the Philosophical
Society. Thst learned society has done well to as
S~Ociate with itSeifa native American citizen. who
has previously tsen most abundantly honored by
the most distinguished societies in England, Scot
and, and France.
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XanA For Sale

AanA FOR Sale
TvrE subscriber, being DESTROYS Of removing to the
j. West, wishes TO sell his
.@ya< LIND, in Fdiyfar County,
kl4s5fMIN containing upwards Of 500 acres. lying In.
HE3 mediateIy on both sides Of the Lite River
H.&A Turnpike Road, five and a half miles from
Alexandra one half Of the same is in wood, part g
it heavily timbered. The cleared land lays well-weD
wstered-snd great part in q good state of cultiyJp
ton. The Dwelling isa
ss 7yo-story BRICK HoUSE,
GEs with four rooms and q passage on each 1sors
SssH' and brick kitchen; the out houses e~omforts~
~ Bile, good orchard, &c. On the Rood Q Wa.
gon stand. inferior to none on the Road, With good
frame buildings Of six rooms and fitchen, four Of the
rooms 10 feet square; a frame wheei~risht shop and
blacksmi,h's shop. and smiths dwell ing house Of fouf
rooms and kitchen, all new. The neighborhoo9
healthy and agreeable.
To y person who would wish to establish . dairy
farm, there is none more suitable in the county, ~ IL
is first rate grass land, and . spring aaording IS much
pure water as any in the county, within seventy ysrds
Of the door. with a good stone spring house. Fifty
tons of hay may he cut annually, and a great deal more
with a little expense Persons wishing to purchase
the aborementioned farm, will apply to the subscriber
on the premises. THO MOSS. &,
iy 2-eOlm FaIrfax County, Vet
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Furniture, &c. at Auction

Furniture, &c. at Auction.
On Friday, the ED inst at 10 O'Clock,
vT7ILL. be sold, at my Warehouse, . variety of
w NEW IND SECOND hand FURNITURE,
Such as m~alogsny sideboards; bureaus, sofas
4. b:es, chairs, wash and candle stands
Several feather beds, bedstesds,
Mattresses OF cotton and moss, assorted siyss
10 bbls. brown sugar, parcel cheese
Vinegar in barrels, straw mating, &c. &. Also,
NEGRO Girl,
II years Of sge, to serve till she 10 q, and not to %
out Of the stats. She has been accustomed 70 ho1Se.
business. GEO. WHITE. :.
iy 10
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70 Alent,

a That commodiow tWo story BRICK
wv DWELLING HOUSE and the extensive
fske lot attached. corner Of Washington and Orc.
1,aaA. noko streets, now in the occupancy OF Mr..
John Adam Possession to be gwen I'd August next.
Enquire Of. l. ROBBINS; Agent:
jy~ 4-dtw&eo2w
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TO THE pUBLIC.

In consequence of the death OF my father, !
have become sole publisher and Editor of this pa
per-. The difficulties attending a situation Of
this kind, are we'll known to me; but ! rely up
on the continued and increasing support Of my
friends and fellow citizens. The course Of the
paper will continue unchanged, and I shall strive,
by assidious attention and unremitting industry,
to make it valuable to the community whose in
~terests, in all cases., it Is pledged to support.
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
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Fare Ne0Wced!

The Packet Boat
CHARLES FENTON MERCER, Capt. Fenlon,
CHARTS, us usual, every morning at z O'Clock. from
- the Bridge at Frederick Street, near the Bank OF
Columbia Georgetown. Persons. wishing to take
meals on board, can have breakfast dinner. or supper.
ut all times; bu' If large parties intend taking meals
a little previous notice is desirable,
Fare 10 CrommeIin 373 cents; to Seneca 50 cent?
breakfast 3i4 cents, Dinner SO cents; Supper Is cts.
Wine q, from 50 to $50 cents per bottle.
The boat arrives al Georgetown, on her return, ct or
before sunset.
The scenery between the Great Falls and Seneca 10
much more romantic than that between the FAILS ana
Georgetown. W. W. rENLoN'
Georgetown. jy 8-eolm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-21

~ IECNV,
-, Two comfortable Brick DWELLING
Srrff HOUSES on Patrick street, at present occu.
@Ssa pied by Messrs. B Z. Harrison and 'chn Nc
one occupied by Mr.. Harrison on the first August
next, and the one occupied by Mr.. johnson on first
September next. JOHN w. AASSiE'
~ 1Q-df
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-21

DIR, Reese, OfNew York, :. A." Hing to father
the Masdalen Report, arrows the blame Of
the production upon others equally with himself.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-21

To CI,bs has the audacious Impotence "
.,or+ the rsmarks which have been made
- ~ tbe Post Master Generals frequent
-:.;,. from the Seat of Government IL repre-
'an,, him. this time, as having gone to see a SICK
w.; n pb;l,deluhia. If this is a fact, Mr. barry's
'%asn,s i. ezcasabIe. But does the Globe INA
~ins that the people Of this country have forgot
,La ,Gso,,eeful fact that Mr.. ADAMS, when
PRESIDENT of the United States, and on a last VI
:, Of 6Iial love and duty to his venerable anu no.
ooraJ father, was publicly advertised as a una
-, nv 4 notorious newspaper partizan OF Gen.
bckson,s: and that this p~artizan has since Oeeh
.ny,rIed with 4 lucrative office? Does the Globe
link that we have forgotten the deeP-toned IN
I~jpna,ion with which that miserable attempt at
.8,c, vas received; and that editors who had IN
,,p,i,p,Iy admitted it into their columns, to sa-
.;.rv nublic opinion, were forced to make apollo
les for giving circulation to such an outrage
,r,in,t all the decencies and charities oil hte'-
And vet this print-supporting Gen. Jackson
whose followers yelped for four years the cry OF
e travelling cabinet" -Presumes to take others
p, task for speaking Of the ott-repeated excur-
,Ions of the Head of a Department. THEY who
.yiIed the son for honoring the father, should
ut on any other front than that OF unclushing
,arontery.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-07-21
Oistrict Of Columbia,

County Of Alexandria, Set.
VOHN JORDAN has applied to the honora.
% Bile william Cranch, Chief Judge OF the United
States Circuit Court Of the District of Columbia; TO be
discharged from Imprisonment, under the Act for the
relief OF insoIvent debtors within the District OF Co
iumbia, on Tuesday. the Sd day Of August next, at 9
o'clock, A NJ. at the Court House in Alexandra,
when and where his creditors ae requiredto attend.
~ oO-3, ED. 1. LEE, G. e.
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IN. U.a,tsr.-Oa Sunday the Thermometer
.,o,d a, So; on Monday So; on TUESDAY
On Wednesday go