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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-17
For Sale,
A IRHCT OF LIND

c:eesss~ A IRHCT OF LIND
EAA on the Falls Church Road, within one mile Oh
fTE the Cotton Factory, containing 237t acresi
axa.,. which will be sold in lots if desirable. Also.
An undivided part of the TRACT OF LAND
between Shooters Hill and the Leesburg Road, con
tanning AZ acres, present leased to VIM N Mills TOR
Is dollars per annum. Also
A LOT OF GROUND, containing 81 acres,
binding OH the western line of he Cooperation, and adj
Joining the to, owned and occupied BY Col Peyton- -
Also, , %, r
A SQUARE OF GROUND in the Town of
A,etandria, bounced by Pendleton. Henry, ">the,
aud Fayette streets Also,
A HALF ACRE on West and Cameron
streets,
The above property will be sold low. on application
N WM. u MUTT.
feb sd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-27
GERMANY.

GERMANY.
army oil 300, 900 men has been decided by the
confederation, to preserve the independence of the
smaller states of Germany.
GREECE
The Morea is in very distracted state, and the
Nail notes in active revolt against Capo dISrias.
The Roumcllots have marched to its suppression. The
lIydrioes and Spezziotos also dissatisfied with tho
government of their President.
MARKETS.
LONDON, April 15.--Corn Erchange.-We have
the week, principally from France and Spain, and she
Mediterranean ports, amounting to $4,000 quarters,
large part of which is of ordinary quality and some Of
been small Some moderate sales have been made Of
the finest qualities Mondays terms but the iniddlinr
and ordinary sorts are for the entirely neglect
cd Fine American Flour continues in demand; sipe-
rior New York brings 3es. per Dbl.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-27
FOR SALE.

2 : the premises, at pubic AUCTION, on tie second
" WGUnr-gay. tLe &th oi june next, my TTac II
LAND in Lond56n county Virginia, with the Fun
nture the Stol; OF Horses, Carte, sheep aud -,
i!ie tcac consists of "a haf more hnO 90 acre
is aiyaniaGeaU.y situated IN yafy 5ea.thy eeu-
try; gGnat 81 niles from Washington and ~ .-cl,-
d.la, and Is OF good quaint; Little River passe
through the middle o. S., I'll winch there b
9lU arfes ot excellent mradow d,u in lih'Teut .ss
taGst o! vhch = row Timothy II Ulay tie Cy,.-a
nto thEae OF !cur iatms, &, suit III purcbg=vtz 3g
the coEtGe Is large and very commodo,- ls-
Dwelling Gvuae with al Tie o.het buildings le=ss
ry ter iic accommodation OF large iaGsi, .en ta-
Wise oE sefya!t' ab6rers, sc several u Srl.l 5a
u orcE IaOTe "=O Grist aDl Saw =ali --
The tract 1T tlc upper end, ana cdjojpiaa iaa
turnpike icadILg 10 Alexandria ana be cty. ,l-se
coin.ori able Frame Dwelimg, with gnrd b4ru. a..
some other accommodations. j the ,ulyGr "a thegs
10 likewise house ma may acc fHa,cdac u slusl
family. Ihe siocs e eaCa class is nuaIcgous; IT,
sheep are gcaer1'.y Tie HeIino race 4 credit ur
one, t7o, and three JaaTs, p- ,'alle 10 equal nstg
ments win Aclfsi, w.. os given Tor the land, and
oEA t1r Ee soc&5 &Ug e a-uc!ty being given tor the
PunciUai payment, those to whom ma indebted
VIII &c Allowed credit ur any property hey may pur-
chase. - tic fuI amount Of ne Gums lne and ca
TAR l0uGij.Cu5.
rs: ueiDg able. ON account u my weak state C
aeaiA, t".condgct tie sale myge.l, have gwen la
p Wei 20 ny son 10 law, Samuel i GougerDeur and
my naF5p" james Monroe jHa. TO perform. thus
s2T'lce. t,r wllch I l3,ue sled tie property in
tEem. IL he event or SAFE ihey bavG power to
l-.iic gyeiy C.h-r~.rsngeu. hch circumstances
umy require. JAMES MONROE.
rlar 31-c2ar- Is
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.ErealcEs gVs6ageS.
~ % TEG " !.

a. ONE one who called himself Darlington, il
~ the Central Hotel Stable, Saturday, the 14tl
nst and inquired if there horse for hire for
hos, to go to Tree illthe Ostler said he would
certancame to the subscriber and related what Car
rngton had said and taking for granted that
a MIR. Darlington, (Which proved TO bc,) who
then boarding at the Hotel told the Osler let him
have the horse, which has been heard of since.
will give liberal reward for the horse, any nforma
ton that can get him gain.
WILLIAM BALL
Central Hotel.
n DIsCR1PrIoN.-IIe Is sorrel horse, six years old
this spring. with blaze face, both hind feet
white and has the marks of the saddle. ma 2l--ts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-27

IL Nathan Hunt and Mary Mendenhall, Ministers
of the Gospel of the Society of Friends, will hold
meeting at their Meeting House, This Evening, at
o'clock.
attend. may 81
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60 sae@eag .A & Csc g
ARRIVED,
PORT CIf RETT4JOYO,


ST. anboat Norfolk, Sutton, from Baltimore, via
Norfolk and CITY Point, with snndr.es, B, Pey;on.
Cotton 81 Clarke, w Rnter, IL Helms, l. Wepb
& co, J Garth. r D Sanxay, Lancaster. Denby q co,
i r Blair, Il Patterson Perkins 81 Harris, Ray
mond s. Brothers, Reeves X Grubbs, Pulling &
Day, b Abhott & CO, T Smith, d Anderson jr,
O'is, Donlop S; co, Ralston 81 Peasants, Parker,
P"e 81 Rrothers, l1udlam, II Nash, T. john
ston s. Son, i Norris, Allen, Jr. ] Evans J &
Goode, Wrrham ~ McGruder, W slker 4 Bouthe,
Christian, Crnmp & Lyon, Myers, w AlicD,
y 81 4 Woodbridge.
sohr Mognet, MuFch, from Norfolk, via City
Point.
SAILED,
Schr Argo, George, for Washington, with coal
Schr Comet e, for Snithtield
Sch Independence, Creighton, for Baltimore,
with coel.
schr Neptufe, Gator, for Philadelphia, via Of ca
mai with coal
Sloop Jolly Sailor, for Norfolk, with tobacco, Sc
Schr Alfred Ste;sOn, flr Boston, with flour and
'obacco, &c.
Scnr Synsr Mercer, for Tim re, coal.
Steam Boat Richmond, Chapman from Nori1Ik
with freight and passengers
r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-27
.. States Gutter Crawford, off Cape Henry,
MaN patti, 1881.
10 tbe Editors of tho Norfolk BEACON.

To the Editors of the Norfolk Beacon.
GENTLEMEN-I have spoke or boarded the following
vessels since Saturday last, namey:-On the 2lst, OIL
Cape Henry schr. Fan Fam from Havana, of and for
Baltj Odd, of Chorrystonc, schrs. Martha and New
Martha, both from N. York, bound to Bait; off IyE-
haven Bay ship London from N. York, bound to City
Point; 2lh off Cape Henry boarded the ships Ulysses,
Myers from Belfast, Grcnnd) for Bait; Herald, Ora
ham, 36 days from Liverpool for Bait; and Eagle of
Boston, from New York, for Georgetown, ID. CD
English brig Atlantic, from New York, for Baltimore;
the brig Hyperion of Bait and ship, said TO be the
Henry Thompson of Duxbury, both from Liverpool for
Baltimore, went up the bay late in the evening
The ship Lucilla Norman, went the 23d, the
Brig Atlantic, Wood, passed Cape Henry, bound up
on the 21th. The brig Genl. Pulaski Of Bait. out
ward bound, anchored off the Shore the cyanng Of
the 9th The following list, together with two Lon
don papers furnished by tho politcncss of Capt
Graham, Of the ship Herald. H. JONES.
Respectfully, Sc
The Ship Herald, 1;Irham 3G days IF. Liverpool to
thc Capcg, reported in the above list, sailed isth April
in. company with Hyperion; and Henry Thompson
Left ship Jefferson, 10 sail 25th-AIgy 1st, lat As. 3d.
lon % spoke snip Aoro1 for Boston, 9Th, lat a Ion
&c. spoke brig John & Edward, for Portlqnd 2Ist, lat
40 2G Ion. ~ TO- exchanged signals With tho Henry
Thompson Cabin passengers Miss Wooiviiic and
Maid and - in the STORAGE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-27
WaolesaIe prices Current.

! hIChntoftCt,
| STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, iegC--
fine, lO0lb. 7aS
good, / as
fair, ) d i
refused, q a 5,
mahuJdctircd-
LIST quail cavendish, 10. 80 a II
small twist, no. l, la Is
no. 9all
Ftpor, city mills, Is -
county, > as -
R1edt, $50
C17'R, bush -
Coal, best for shipping, &c a y
inferior, liza IL
Gotten, . 80
vHRioda-eruEn Ahals.Ss.
. BceS,rd :, best, ~ a 70
( Batter, II a ~
Bcef, mess, Dbl 10 50
, fresh, g d
Bacon, new, a. as
Cheese, 7a9
Candies, taIlow, mould, liaIil
sperm. 28a3O
CqGec, w. /. green, lal2
Rio, llallA
Java, white, II 4 49,
ordinary qualities, l0ali
Chocolate, no. l, II ais
CoppruS, lb. - a3
Fish, herrinss, 10. l, s.
shad, no. 1, s "a
mackerel, no. !, 64G7
do. no. ,, . IL %
do. no. ), 81 375
Ft'uit-raisins, bunch, box, y
muscatel, , so
Feathers, live geesc, good, 50
Glass, window, axl0, so feet,
= rs I0xI2, do. 3
Gaapo,Uder, Dupont's, . 80
Rogers 5
Hemp, American, ton, 100 a i2l
Hides, Spin, sm-dried, Is a Is
sailed, ia Is
Indigo, Sp'h flotant, lb.l 25al Is
Iron, Swedes, ton, 900 So
English, 80
American, so a So
Lard, news as
Lime, 81
Leuther, sole, 10 -
upper ! 10 , IS
Lumber, clear, 1000 #. %
mercllantable, II Il 10
MahogaRy, St. Dom. #. IL a %
Bay, Z a 10
MoiaSSes, gal. n. o. % so
w. India, generally, % a 90
Meal, bushel, 81
Mails, cut, lib. 81
OIL, linsecd, gal. so
tanners, Dbl. ia IL II
sperm. winter prsd. gal. 80aG5
do. summer do. IS IL
Oats, bush. 35a37
PidiSter Of Paris, ton, 8 10
Pork, prime, Dbl. III
mess, IA so
Rice, Carolina, (new) 3 80
Sugar, loaf 14al8, lumpl4a16
n. o. brown, 100 lbs. 6 a 81
St. Croix, do. Z a10
muscovadocs, 81 as
Salt, sack, Liv. filed, ,
ground alum, , a ? l-8
!SaItpei''e, ID. 10alIA
Spirits
brandy, cognac, gal. l5Oa175
apple brandy, new, 33aiO
peach do. 70 a 80
rum, St.Croix g. Ant. 60 a 90
do. New England, 81 a S.
gin, Holland, lO5
DO. Amrican, 33 a ID
Whiskey,34 a 80
Steel, German, ib 12aII
English bllstered, II
Amer do. 5iaG
shot, cwt s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-27
HlAfS I'D SdjH&aRs.

TH7HE subscribe wi give he highest price Tor
4 Scrip issued for Land Warrants under the Act
Of he 30ih Of MAY 1850. lie may be found Mt Ihe
Office Of 3. F. AJchi" Esq opposite the Merchants
Coffee House, Main St
ap 10--tf CHARLES STANBERT.
FEVHE subscriber wishes 10 purchase, lf he cannot
n do that TO hire for the rest Of the year. woman
who is q good housc-naid, washer, and ircnor. One
without children would be preferred.
ma 23-f d. CARR.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-27
Aeg8ssg 81 AEsSe.

2MVI!E Subscriber wishing to remove TO the Western
Country, offers for sale his land, lying about two
miles below Lonlsn Court House. tbs Main Stage
Road. leading from tho City Of Richmond; on wllici
Plantation, there is situated coed Brick House finish
cd about two yeas past with six rooms passage run
Dlng through It, and cellar containing largc dininm
room, and another for kitchen With .owfortable orr
houses. The above mentioned Tract, contains about
four hundred and ninety acres, Of which one hundred
and 20 ss;cs have been lately cleared, is well ada
ted TO the culture Of corn wheat and tobacco the bal
IS in woods and IS remarkably well tjubereJ a.
lies III tho gold region of Louisa has well Of excellent
water IN the YARD besides springs which entirely
convenient, and is STATED IN Good neighborhood
Tie above mentioned Situation, is good for q Tavern
Priyatc Residence, for sssoilal Gentleman or @
Carriage Maker, Cabinet Maker, any other Mecan
ic being well imbcred, Timber is very scarce in it's
vicinity.
st the same time aud place viii be sold, two Half
Acre Lois, situated adjoining tho Hotel al Louisa Court
House, with Store House, &c each Lot. There is
Nail STAGE That by the said Court House twice
every 'Took to tho City Of Richmond Louisa Court
House lthc village, Is among tie best Stands in the
country for mcrchandizHg, there j. q great deal OF
cash business done there.
further description Of the Properly IS deemed
necessary as it is expected tiat those who ssh 80 pur-
chase, VIII view lac promises before the sale.
u tho above Property is NOT sold before the second
Monday In July nest. 1T wal offered at public sale on
tiIat day, a Louisa Cgur House, q being court CO..,
& J should -e. privately, previous 20 July Louisa
ma l2-lav7v ALEXANDER LEVY.
g GE2gtE.H gG.i.-Ilo UNDERSIGNED, Agents for
~ iho urlui turcra, ".D be constantly supplied
7.i' Clio blowing articles, for sale at factory prices:
tl#rtc's Cotton Yarns
les. celebrated oor aurlfs
Sparks patent Shot
rushurg ezl0 ard i0zly viuaoE, glass
may 2l-r2, LANCASTER DENNY & Co.
Old WINES, @c. &c.
FrsHr na @tir
6 5',} i. d, j. r2e. '.,if pipe s73 Ct casks
one case DO do v,erslsea II wears in bo..G1H
represented Superior
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FsYERFe5S VYARgK1Es gT8H2.

FashionabIc Fancy Dry Goods.
q :, OBERT II. JENKINS, has received the iolo7-
q e. ing additional goods 20 mis- extensive variety OF
It,c Dfy Go.c5 Lace chcmiacts Of tho most fashion
atIo srSirL Bvron lace collars, ut reduced prices
quilting or footps laccs Of all wii'hs-rnin white
6obbinct lacc-wIc plain aid painted feather fans
fuo CT dimty-5cad roticulos, and many new ana
cheap goods from the New York auctions. may %o'+
r5~ A Youth not. over sixteen, and who
has received Il good English education, VIII
be taken at ihi5 office, ~ an aPprcntcc-
None other need apriy. nay -
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b N NV SGRaOabHl.

n "A SE F9aHaSEaBE4,
TEfhE subscriber Intends opening tall, Law SchCc
d in the Of Saunicn; he continued permanently,
adequate encouragement should lr received The
instruction will nc Of lectures and study,
quent exaunapns In order Gevor the greater his
lie proposed school, he will from ccmucnce,neu
cou!Ee his practice to the Court Of Appcais LxisUu!g
and he Federal and Circuit Superior Courts SIuuucn
The fast session will begin the Isl of Croberi coun
unli the !s oiJuy following without intG,nissjon
eTccp; during the terms ofte Federal and C.cnl 5uperin
Courts The tuition fee per session. will le seventy.
dollars tcrsuus dcstuWs o! becoming pups VIII please
Communicate the fact 20 tie subscribed hy letter as
practicable and prompt attention will be given inquiries
which they may think proper make
Nav 5 l95l--wlSt ERiSCOl- G BALDWIN
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kSESKSEON ESTATE.
"a Elie ceaEisfsE Of Prince Es'iEs;CI

7
8 y pursuance Of the power vested ia the P.e-.--.
q and Directors of the Literary Fund, ~ ~ e. -f
the General Assembly passed 2jn February zst z.a-
rising the sale Of the Bristoe OF land IN tl@
county of Prince William, proposals viii be received
BY the said President and Directors, for the whole
any portion Of the said tract until the 10th Gay Oco
Der next,
The annexed extracts from the lay viii shew tue
conditions required OF the purchasers.
Persons offering proposals viii consult their own coli:
yenieucc in fixing the instamcns of the purchase mo
ncy.
The Bristoe tract contains by survey G49l acres, the
greater part of which is under leases which will expire
In the year 1910, and which are subject to an annual
rent of about 81, 600 poUndsof tobacco.
BY order of the President and Directors of the
Literary Fund.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-27
DEATHS.

or A meeting of the citizens of Rich
,non6 Manchester and their vcinitos is respectfully
requested the Capitol Tuesday eoeHng merit, at
o'clock to take into consideration the great subject Of
Internal Improvement.
Signed By up1oards Of hundred Merchants md
Citizens Of Richmond. ma -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-27
TO Country Merchants.

a ir st"st tiOt: l. co. " tS'e5 =, " az New tOth
n aod Philadelphia large supply Of
CHOICE GROCERIES,,
CONSISTING of loaf aud Blown sugars; prip,e green
and old Java coffee New Orleans and West ludis
molassns; S, Madeira and Malaga WHO'S; impetm
and gUuGoWicr tens: rev rice; 6.s AMI roisils; Ii
vefpco sac; SAILS isuC. tce aud nails; window glass;
c'rbeSJ cotton yarns powder, shot Sc sc Ter sale
On accommodating terms, by
JOSHUA J FRY.
Gloss 81. near Unite &iaics BAnk
u C0ld poul for wheat, flour, and coi'on.
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CRj.V V'Rs.9 r. EN % TEE.

e. u ~ a "a IL RL E& eS y 81 KI.
FHVHE Subscribers having taken this well known
N Stand, formerly occapieE by Thomas Ball, having
added a Large Dining Room, and several Lodging
Rooms, makes it much spacious and accommoda-
ting, and erecting Il large and comnodious Stable;
they hope to meet with liberal encouragement they
pledge themselves every cXortion in their power,
to rive genera, satisfaction to those who may favor
them with their custom 1t is doomed unnecessary to
give any further description of this establishment, it
Is generally known. ISLAM fUCkEHT
ZACHARIAH BROOKS.
q The Editors of the Lynchburg Yirgiuian, and
Petersburg Intcigcncer viii please insert the above
three times, and for,Yptd Their accounts 90 the Wing
Office, for collection. ina 2O-3tc'.f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-27

.NKCA H r. = OEEECE.
n SRAWING of the GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
HS No. 10.
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ID. BE it further enacted, That il shall be the duty
of the said President and Directors require OF the
purchaser purchasers of the said tract, bonds with
sufficient personal security, payable to the said Pres
dent and Directors, together with deed deeds Of
onhe estate Sold secure the payment Of tc
purchase money and interest; which bonds so taken
shall bear interest from the dates thereof And all per
who shall fail to pay into the treasury annually
within six months after the shall become due the
interest which may their said bonds, shall
forfeit all claim to the credit given their purchases
and the principal shall thereupon become due and b.
recoverable by the said President and Directors, with
all interest in arrear, by motion TO the General Court
on ten days notice of the time Of making such motion
or the payment thereof enforced by proceeding the
deed deeds of trust aforesaid at the discretion OF
the said President and Directors.
Sd. Be it further enacted That all persons becoming
purchasers of land under the provisions Of this act
shall have the privilege of paying the amount Of lie
purchase money at any time.
4th. This act shall be in force from the passing
thereof.
my II Paw tbs
GyIhe Editors OF the National Intelligencer and Of
the Alexandria PheniX, will publish this advertisement
twice week until 10Th Oct. next, and send their bills
10 the ID Auditors Office for payment.
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4 - R~s'e9E S38gSS'S eEA2S9 Y EfSCRsGRIS
"a ME Visitors and Governors Of William and Harry
e College, having failed attend the maotiug call
ed in October and November last, for the purpose OF
Cling the vacancy il the Mathematical Protcssoship.
occasoncd by the resignation of Professor Campbell
Stewart, the election to FL that vacancy, VIII take
place the regular annual meeting, the 18th cf July
next. The emoUnonts OF the situation, IN The hands
Of the late Professor, varied from fifteen hundred
thousand dollars. The Professors IN this Instit-
ton, have tho entire disposal Of third Of the year.
and at all ucs, every Of prosecuting literary
pursuits, in which respect they possess advantages
superior TO those which offered by any olher Uni
vcrsiy in the Union.
The letters and testimonials heretofore scat to the
Rector which have not been, and which shall be
otherwise directed previous to toe h Of July, Will To
presented the Board of Visitors. Those who have a.
ready applied may, il they think proper send additional
Testimonials, and all who desire the situation, sill have
their wishes made known to the Board Of Visitors and
Governors by directing their communications, post
laid) to John PACE
Rector Of Vim. and liary,C College.
WmLtAusBCEG VI.
Us The Editors of the National Inlciligencor,
Washington; Coulter 6, Enquirer, New York, q. :.
Gazette Philadelphia; and Charleston Courier, South
Carolina; will insert the above twice week, until the
Doth of June, and scud their the Office Of
Inc Richmond Enquirer for settlement.
mn In--IItc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14
irish Linens and LINEN Goods.

A r X. II JENKINS Linen Store, will be- found
N Of this springs importation, ten cnsos Irish ana
German Shiring Linens; Irish and German Sheet
ngs, all widths and qualities: Donask Table Dia-
pers; elegant Damask Table Cloths; Long Lawns;
Linen Cambrics; and 30 do2. Linen Cambria pocket
bandkorchiofs
Persons wanting any description If Irish Linens,
can be supplied IN any quantity, by the ps ps. or
yard, at prices from 30 cts to 81 so per yard
ALso--lus, opened one case more Of those superior
soft finish Linens, which gave So much satisfaction
10 purchasers last spring. All Of the above, will be
sold ut the most reduced prices. at
JENKINS
~ u Iinon End Fnncy nrv Cnsh5 c,orc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-14
&bs Constitutional eabt4.
IMPORTANT LAW
Delinquent Lands q

Respecting Delinquent Lands IN Ifrgtn'H.
Auplroas OrrIcE, 4th April, 1881.
The following act, passed on the ct met is pub
.shcd for the nfnrmation of all persons interested
and the public attention is earnestly invited TO its
several important provisions. IA some time will ne
cessay eapee before the liss OF lands returned de-
InQuent for payment OF taxes can BIO published,
Che ouners Of all such iands and hts fhaf, from any
cnnse, may hare been returned az delinquent prior
20 1920, would do we'll to make immediate enquiry
into the subject. Lands and lots may have been re-
turned by the Sheriff.. and may now DO in danger Of
forfeiture, whilst the present owners nro perfectly
uncon-cous and unsuspicious Of the fact. The in.
sJlvcncy, negligence. Jcnois residence. of former
owners may hive incumbered tract Of land, lot,
With single years taxation. aud that single yrars
fanniisa may Jeopard'ze the title Of the present
owner. Serious and prompt attention 10 therefore
earnestly invited to the subject
JAMES z. EEATT.
Auditor Of Public Accounts
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-21

i2. Do the iron boilers used in the wes- tern waters generally accumulate cal careoas ihcrnstatIoH at the bottom: ii SD, nave any or what aiis Seei' aseda 1, with snccess, to prevent IL! l3. 1t is observed that when there a sediment CT inerustation on the bottom of the boiler, it'requIres more fire than usu- al to raise the steam; and low often is the sediment removed. and ny what meansi
 -ss ; '. r. incr,lsfation on the bottom Of hailers; aud, # so, what effect has been observed} b Have any means been employed to prove steam boilers before they are used or afterwards, and what pressure las usfi- ally bern applied ;o iron oi q given tl,cf- nessf Are proofs made whan the iseH Is cold or hot!
 It. is there any instrument employed to ascertain the temperature of the 7aii- CT above the water, or of ti4e steam ja tiie upper part ei tic boiler! IT sa, what Is if7
 IF. What means ara used to prevent esss fire from the fire place and Aue fsuss4 sssS- tending to the boat
 }S Have you ever seem steam boilers heated to red heat on the upper side!-- Ii so, IS such temperature regarded as cause far exploding the boiicr
 IS. Have any means been used. in the construction If hatiers or fire places. to prevent the heating of the upper part of the boiler! ffs so, what are they1 s 20. How many persons were scaidcd y steam, and at what distance was each from tlic boiler9 And at what distance from the boiler was the steam supposed to be hot enough to scaldf Vas the current If steam from the rent in the boiler instattaz ncous, or did It continue for some time. and how .ong9 What number of persons were wounded by the parts of the boiler or machinery, which were driven of by explosion. and what position did each of such persons occupy in that boat?
 Fl Have you ever observed trc pisten to move irreguiarly for few min4tes, or for few strokes, alternately faster or slower than its sisstal speed, without. pe... ceivinG any change in the resistance 5o the paddles, or any other obvious causeipr such irregnlaiity; and if so, how it was ae covhted for!
 22 Q what immediate cause have Fa!i attributed the bursting of the steam hoii CTS, witch have come within your knawI- cdge1
 23. Ire there any other facta witt=i#s your knowlcdge, i'll relation tp this stIh feet, wblell appears to be important ia fz. present inquiryf If so, please to st.s5a t!iem.