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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23
SALES AT AUCTION.
Public Sale.

FINDER the authority ola deed of trust to the sub
u scribers. viii be sold at Samuel Cats Tavern:
West End, on the 27th day Of May 1881, At public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash, so much Of
,s:sss That TRACT or PARCEL of LAND
SqE8 commonly called MOUNT HYBi..a, and 81
SISS tua,ed in the County Of Fairfax and State Of
RkA Virgins. as is included in the following boun-
dafes wt Beginning At the root OF an old stump on
the west side OF the north branch Of Little Hunting
Creek, thence with line Of hamerly's land south
s6A, west 237 poles. 10 white oak beginning Of
Brent's patent, then south s6, west 1873 poles to spin
oak about 20 poles from the Mount Vernon roed' then
south g. east 1876 poles 10 stone in the line dividing
this land from the tract formerly held by g. W. Mason;
then north 3d. east SO poles to corner OF the three
patents Of Ball. ottershead, and staord then soutn
8s4, east 81 poles to white OAK, second corner OF
Ball; then north 81. east 1862 poles. to stone on tho
north branch OF Little Hunting Creek; then up ths
same and with the several meanders thereof to the
beginning. WILLIAM PEAKE.
DENNIS JOHNSTON,
may Ats Trustees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23
Notice.
may Ats

FINDER the authority Of q deed oftrust from Alfred
u Lane to rue, as Trustee for the benefit Of Hum.
phrey Pesks will be offered for sale, the premises.
at public auction, for cash, on The 28th day Of Moy,
1851, all the right. title and interest OF said Alfred S.
Lane in the following described property. land which
RICH and interest is he reversion upon the death Of hs
mother. Mrs. susannsh Lane, in an undivided moiety
thereby to wit:
Oae.third part Of SQU.aRE, and part Of
another SQUARE. lying in Fairfax County, Virginia,
and on Franklin Street extended, and hey ond the IL
mits Of the Corporation Of Alexandria
ALSO,
HOT on the vest side Of Pitt street, bet,oee's
King and Cameron streets, adjoining the property Of
A. C. Cazenove and the heirs ct John Janney, on which
stands an old Wosden Building, containing two tene-
Il LOT OF GROUND situate at the corner
IF Prince and Pitt streets on which there Ave tene-
mcn,s C. T. CHAPMAN.
apr 27-ts irustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23
COMMERCIAL.
ITINORE MARKET-ArRiL 81.

BALTIMORE "A
|s;, Ssmi Street HOur.--The receipts this week,
HoSaaa r;p,ion, are large. aud reach nearly
ms I. On Monday few limited parcels
900 Oo',, from stores at IS GEL; on Tuesday
Re aA s"me parcels, of goo bbls. each were
Is u sV 81 and S so. On "Wednesday, in
Bi' al ,ncs Of the English news to the 9Th April,
'''qpE. -, soneared to be without operations. -
n n.d ' disposition to yield shade IN
i"1 n,nifested by some OF the dealers; a
ICE W., snId at 5 4S4, and one parcel OF 500
~ ,oSe,ber with one or two OF smaller amount
cash. This morning.-advices from
"a pa tbe 10Th ult. having been previously
s s.llJ the market is rather unsettled. Sales
s sOo hbls in two parcels, were made to-day at
w hL hut we know Of no other holder
I'm sall at that price. Some dealers ask
@S" "a others fractio more. The acagon
!. 70 Wednesday was generally so; on
~ el,0 ooa of that day it declined to D S9S;
l'I' Il f.ll to 525; and this morning all the
is,. appear to be- receiving at . %. \ con-
NE portion of the receipts are placed IN
u.s. for owners account.
w. uEHs EOm.-We hear Of no transac-
I"y ,h, description except the sale OF a lot
a'Thb,. on terms equal to IS so per Dbl; and
as .yf 4oo half bbls. extra, fresh ground, on
, S,,.od,ba,na Flour. On Monday lot of 200
= rr;me condition, was sold at S5 so; on
p, .jay LOT Of SOC bbls. at 81 and another
.' g 5G0 hills. at 5 4S3. Since then we have
I'D If no sales. and the price to-day cannot De
|,,-rately determined.
oS EIour.-Sales Of Cd Susquehanua have
made at IS 624, on time. In Howard street
| n wagon price Of LIST is a %, and OF % 5 70;
,,o2s price Of lst is so. and Of Cd 4.
c',a Ued-Saies Of hhds. at SIG. A parcel
an NIX. was sold Yesterday at S S7l, and other
~, have been made ar so, less 9 per cent fOr
!h
|GniS.
UT,a-The transactions in Susquehanna,
,I;cb have come to our knowledge, are confined
), ,ored parcels. On Saturday last parcel OF
,Drards Of 5000 bushels prime West Branch,
st white, was taken at 81 s5 per bushel. On
tuesday parcel Of about 5000 bushels prime red
Nest Branch, was sold at %. On Thursday
no uarcels of prime red West Branch, about
NOO bushels, were sold att 90 per bushel. AL
bs,e parcels are intended for export TO Europe
To-day we hear Of no sales. The receipts o
cy wheat are TOO small 10 call for notice.
ton.-The receipts at the beginning OF thu
seek were large, aud owing to the scarcity Of
o,,ing vessels to take the article away, de-
line in price was submitted to. The sales of the
seek, (which have been extensively have ge
n,ny ranged from 81 6S cents; IN some IN
,apces cent more has been obtained for choice
arsels, while on the other hand numerous par
ri, Of mixed have been sold at 65 cts. W.
Sak the tair quotation to-day, taking the range
4 the various sorts, is IS a 6S cents per bushel
T.4mericdi,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23
Notice.


uINDER the authority Of deed Of trust from VIM
II. Lane 10 me. as Trustee for the benefit offIum-
phrey Peske will be offered for sale. on the premis-
e. at public auction for cash, The 18Th day May,
~ all the rgh title and interes, Of the said Wm.h.
lane in the following descrb'd property when ngau
and interest the rcverson upon the death Of his mo-
Their, Mrs. Sussnuuh Lane, in an undivided moietv
thereby to wit:
On..third part of SQUARE and part q a'o
they SQUIRE, lying in FAIRFAX County. Virginia an
on Franklin Street extended, and beyond the limits
the Corporation Of Alexandria
ALSO,
n LOT on the West side Of Pit street, be-
tween King and Cameron streets, adjoining the proper
" ia c. Cazenoye and the heirs Of John Janney, OH
which stands sn old Hoodta Building, containing Two
tenements. Also,
n Tor OFGROU.ND situate at the corner
of Prince and PIT streets on which there five te
nrmen,.. C. +. CHAPMAN,
apr Pts trustee!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23

The King Of Prussia has just granted to the
provinces acquired IN 1915 the municipal fran
chise already enjoyed by Old Prussia.
London Corn Erchuage, .dpri i5-Evening
There is nothing doing in any article Of grain,
and there is no variation in the price OF any sort
of grain. The suppIyis 5690sacks Of -four, so5o
Of English Wheat, i54O Of Barley, IL. 0s0 OF Oats,
AIS Of Irish Oats, 4e, 100 qrs. offoreign Wheat,
and 3420 of Barley.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23
Zen Dollars Reward.

- .4large sorrel Mare sf,ayed or sfolen'
A-0rs On the night between the Ilth and 18th
sa s'Ss s x x.son O. 4s ss
-, <, Sie,yar,s ON the Little River Turnpike, about
" niles from Alexandra Its face and al its feet ara
,,,,;,,. and il has what is denoHRated Glass Eye
ahou, II hands hgh yesrs Odd the present sea-
son. and is believed to be with foai "c,en ths
So, reward will be given for its recovery-if found
w. TO dollars with the necessary expenses in
18th mace. for refining it viii be given by the SUBJ
u.r;hsr living in the neghborhood OF hiddleburg
Se'u ". oo-eos, WILLIAM WILLIAMSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23

~ We are requested to announce CHARLES
Sr,ros MkRcxa as candidate for re election IN the
Congressional District composed of the Counties OF
prncr william. l oudoun, and Fairfax.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23
lIuurt of Appeals.

,.1ur Council will SET Court of appeals, on the
90, os,h and e5,h inst from IL uI.til o'clock
each day.
may 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23
For Prov MeMce,

ROY frON 1uShCc,
,N> The sloop H.3RNONY,
E&Cap, Bowen, good vessel, and VIII SAIL IN TWO
OF uree days. For freight or passage Apply 10
w. FOWIE & Co.
Who have received per said vessel, los Casks hne"e
lJNal lime for pasterng may %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23
A,exandria baths.
gIyuE Public are respectfully informed that the sub.
i scrber will ops n bis

oppo,tc the City Hotel. THIS DAY, and 10 prepared
to accommodate them in neat style The benefits
arising from the use Of the warm bath are so well known
that he deems II unnecessary to say any thing IN com.
con.a JAMES BNGLISH.
may .0-7t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23

DR.AEVS I'O-WORROH.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Class No 10 for 1881,
Will be lrawn in Wilmington (Del] on Tuesday, 24h
OF May
Sc N7sfBERS-6 DRAWN BALL0TS
Capital Prize $4,000 prize OF $4,000
i prize os 5000 &c. &c. &c.
Tickets 81; halves z 00i quarters co.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Erira Glass No. IS,
viii, be drawn in the City Of New York on Wednes-
day, May Is
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
Tickets only IS; halves 5Gi quarters %.
To be had in q VARIETY of numbers at
JOHN c. MANDELL'S
L,tie,y and Exchange Office
Ur Orders from the country will be promptly at
tended TO-
Drawing ofthe
New York Consolidated .ottery, Extra Glass No IL
81 81 90 sc SO SO Is 10
Delaware s. n. Carolina Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Class No 2 for 1881.
IN IA SO OF 80 SO Is ~ 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23
Marsha\'s Sale.

SNdi hut q oUSO'
WILL. be sold on the premises, for cash, on
w THURSDfY, the Esd day Of June merit, at four
selOck in the afternoon,
a Sk~li Frame stable thereon, stusted on the east
Sss: side of Columbus street, between Prince and
49, Duke streets, beginning on the north side OF
ten feet alley. and running on Columbus street
sixty feet north; thence eastwsrdly and parallel with
prIuce street, one hundred and htty-three feet;-
thence south and parallel with Washington street so TT
thence wes,wardly l53 feet said alley to the be-
ginning to satisfy an execution in favor Of the Bank
Of Alexandra. T. SColi' y. A.
NAVEL For Henry Ashton, Marshal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. On. c.
ARnIyEn. MAY 90.

ARRIVED, May 90,
Schr. Velocity, Hammond, Boston; plaster
and nails to ". Fowle & Co. and freight for the
District.
slst--SIoop Harmony, Bowen, Providence
R. l.; to W. Fowle & Co. and freight for the
District.
SAILED,
sOth-Schr. Resolution, Spencer, New York,
2lst-Ship Horizon, Drinkwater, London.
Scoop Miller, Teal, cleared at Philadelphia Tor
his port 10th inst
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23
District of Columbia,

County Of .4ierandria, Set.
APRIL TERM, 1881.
William Towers, Complainant,
John T. Towers and others, De CiN I'll
PENDANTS,
vVlHls day the Defendants by Robert Brockett their
4 Guardian, appeared and fled their answer, and
this cause coming to be heard BY consent upon the
bill and answer Of the Defendants aforesaid and it ap.
pesrng the satisfaction If the Court that the real
estate of which Thomas Tow died seized and pos.
sessed, and in the Compliments bill mentioned, and
the annuity rent charge payable to the estate, if
sold, would not produce to each heir the sum of ore
hundred dollars, is therefore deereed and ordered,
That the Marshal Ut the District of Columbia, his
Deputy, proceed to sell the possessions in tile Com
psnans bill mentioned, sub to the right ofdower
of the vidow of the late ihOmas Towers for cash. first
giving fifteen days previous notice in the Alexandra
Gazette of the time and plsce of sale.
A Copy-Tes,:
EDM. l. LEE, C. c.
EP In pursuance of the above Decree, shall
proceed to sell. the premises. for cash, TUES
Day, the III day Of June merit, al iooclock.
A-A ONE LOT OF GROUND, situat.
&MfIle ed at the corner of Pitt and Cameron SIS
H2$8 H. upon which is erected Srck Stable, sub
ject to an annual ground rent of 500 pei
ONE OTHER LOT, situated 90 Royal street,
on which is Smith Shop, now under rent TO Johr
West. subj annual ground mt Of s52 Isl also
ONE ANNUITY Of S26 81, payable to the
estate of homas Towers deceased, Oil r certsin | Of
Of Ground fronting the alley north ofthe Theatre 2t
feet, and running south about As feet, and bounded
east by The lot with the shop thereon, ard south BY
the property occupied l., James English
G. SCOTT, ID. N.
may23 For Henry Ashton, Marshal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23
SALES AT AUCTION.
By GEORGE WHITE.

Book, &c. Auction-To-night.
Monday Evening, the 23d instant viii be sold at
" Whites Auction Rooms, a number of valuable
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
Received by late arrivals and tor sale without limits
Also, elegant Gilt Looking Glasses Of various des-
criptions
q Articles ready for examination on Monday morn.
ing. may 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23

ADDITIONAL.
Two second baud Gigs, with harness,-one first
rate article but little used and in good orders the other
som. what worn, but in good order and runs well.
A lot of venison hams and cheese.
~ The above sale is postponed till Tuesday,
10 O'Clock. may %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23
White Aead.
Palm l,eaf Hats

move from the District. will dispose OF 'hs!, en-
COST, Families and merchants, wishing to Obtain
a seT s,ed. s arc Of
;n,nor,s,;on and purchased IN New York upon 'he
mat advsntag terms rn their stock will be found
S sentiment of staple goods, which are well
,vnry the attention of house keepers also full sup
ply of articles, calculated for centleme"s ano boys
summer clothing. -, ,o ,n
Washington. Is May, 1851 may 1o-.o."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-05-23

furniture, Groceries, &c.
an Saturday morning, the Dist inst al 10 O'Clock,
~ will be sold at my warehouse, on King st. great
variety Of
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Of various descriptions.
Mattresses Of cotton and moss assorted sizes
Feather beds, parcel Of rakes
Carriage and cart wheels, boxes soap and pipes
Tobacco in kegs, As boxes Scotch herrings
barrels brown sugar
2 casks Msrseilcs wine, &c. &c.
GEO. WHITE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29
From the N. Y Evening Post.
THE CONTROVE RSX

We ptbisb ihis afternoon, 20 the exclusion OF much
previously prepa ej rcadrg ter, and good many
adVerhemebls, Tie conclusion OF the corre nee
between Mr. B'rrien and MIR. Blair, and the address,
Of the former TO the public, which octupias nearly
seven OF The de columns Of hs Naon / Inie lseneei
OF SATURDAY. The itefesl ahich has been excited In
The public mind, as 10 the iTu h iaisehood tl IT. e
alleged cause which leJ 20 tie die luton of the late
Cab nat; AMI in ibes controversy which has result ed
rom oppohle statements on the subject i'm poses II pon
us to Icy IL mass OF 6ocumtnts before readers
early practicable We have therefore in eonignc,ion
with the Elise Of The STANDARD rut tho .. bole OF il
in iyps, and insert 1t en'5e ia this afternoons in pres.
sion.
AZ the letters and address in ex.epso will be dill.
gently and carefully perUstd by every reader, wo tha
readily lie executed from rstspIlaliog the sutstat &c
ia the eonienfed form Of an editorial summary may
b. wei, however bTthy 10 call attention TO The dil.
tertnt points OF lhe controversy and 10 The different
principal aleg iious aud proofs feied on by the con.
flc.inE parties for ihe estabshneni Of their several
positioDs
Very after The resi- alton Of The Iato CABINET
run ours we're indusriously circulated, in he prints
OF The party oppo'ed 70 the present aIuisisira,on, tina
The dissClu'on had been oecosionod by hs non com
piaDce, on the part Of three Of ne Cabinet ofisers
"i.b requrtior, alleged to have been made by In,
President, thai their lilies should hold social net
course wish the f.mily Of four Cabnei eff err A.
CANT the reputation Of whose wife ilfi us Teport
had been uttered in tho public prints aBd o.herwi'e
The period which bsd elapsed between the all. &c,
Gate Of ttis rtqus ion, ard that OF he several resgna
NJ, rendered ~ diff ul 10 lock AZ the two crtuU
stances IN The ligh, Of cause and tB-oi. The pUblt
ctu'd not ess be persuaded, that soquoseenco will
terms neompa IDLE with their honor could hay
been proposed TO lhe Cabinet in he winter o
! lS29-BO, as 'he totdition upon which alone IN e.
! could be PRINTED 10 retain her Offices, az
yet ibut hey should not have rssen'sd lie ipdig
My b. refigning until the sp log Of 1891 There va
discrepancy 10 Ibis story which deLa the oh
jeet Of Lis Inventors and IL accordingly ab,aoed bti
liule eredrI even from Hose who we're pr. dispose
/ 10 believe the 40 81 Of The adminisiTa,icn
The charge, that the Prssdebt bad made rsooisI
ion OF The kind reeuei TO- A. length assumed nor,
btre sbaFe, ard circumstances end pergons beiD,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
n Sketch Of the Decisions Of the General Court,
July TERNf 1891

Frederick osandor, Petition Tor writ Of error to
U'' Sjudgmen, Of he Superior Court
The Commonwealth ) Of law for Ca5sll county.
The petitioner Was indicted TO- larceny Atibe trial
oil The Indictment, man named Love, being called az
Juror mi at Tho instance OF the petitioner examined
on OATH stated He he'd heard The reports Of The eoun
try and thought he bad heard cps Of thu witnesses
state lbs ci cuGstaDces, and had formed hypothetical
opinion on what he hsd beard, but believed IL would
not uhnenc, his mind a. fryer Of q cause. If the
evdenco should correspond with the representations
which he had heard, his former opinion wo remain
but he proof should be dBorGn, he fs satisfied hat
he woul be able 10 De eide the without airy irnr-
enee tom What he had heard The sUtjaet thereto
fore" And. on being interrt gated by the oaers
counsel, he staled"Hs had doubt Of the ,snib Of
the teporis which he had heard AZ The tins Of hearing
the same, aud expressed such dou bi on his exsns
oo and tha II the same facts should be sar.fictofIy
proved ON The trial, be should the same eonelu
onbut that be felt sa'isied, IT. al il the proof shang
ed, or altered the case, from The reports which he had
heard OF H. that he bad doubl bur u al he would be
able to decide the according 70 the evden with.
out being IN any degree Influenced by the reports
which he had heard, or The impressions which thew
made Oh bis miOd." WbereuP6n, the prissbef ehal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

Lam. has rseency unisrgon, an altogether .a,lsfac
tory and bishy rredsbls examination Tor graduation
10 The scho' OF Ancient Languages.
IL needless Tor ms TO add any reeommen atons ci
our owr the above Statement OF facts Is Their .uf
heient Should II be deemed necessary, we doubt not
but Mesas. Nspon and Minor, could procure the
highest ie'umonils OF scholarship from the Professors
OF this Univ' rsiiy. We hope them all success.
TChariOffespiiIe Cbnus,eo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29
CARD.

MARCUS did not intend 10 represent Id. Mayor Joe
I'D Major as it is prned) a fend, but merely 10
contrast his affected squeamshness, with convenient
facility OF appetite which rejects nothing provided il
have only the desired seasoning of bitterness towards
the administration. The language of Marcus was pr
dish aifectation and not fe1Idsh afecalion Besides
the obscury of the latter phrase, Marcus has never
regarded MIR. Gales as by nature either ierocious or
maevolent His beseting sins appear TO have ever
been great penchant sycophancy and an inordinate
love of office. IL you without too much trouble
correct the unintentona injustice Of the csmpostor to
the Id. Mayor, pray do so.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29
CLERKS

Daniel NJ Edgingon. Esq. is appointed Attor ey for
the Commonwealth, for Brooke county, by the County
Court.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29
THE VICE-PRESI

The Philadelphia Sentinel seems 10 suppose, that
PsnnsJ lysnia VIII dec ire The invitation OF New Hamp.
shire 10 bold C,nv nton for nominating Vice Presi.
dtnj That Pelnsyivauia will prefer making a nomna-
ion IN her own Convention; and that sheill bo dis.
po'ed 70 romioae Of her own cilizsns 10 run 90
Vie Presotn on Gen Jaskson's ticket
The Albany Argus sLudss 10 the euggesGon thrown
out by the Telegraph, and repeated by the Sentinel
viz hat The design Of he proposition was enable the
New England States and the anGmssonc districts in
New York "toJoTee Martin Van Buren, for Vice Presi
10 the seniinel0 "a nsble trick Of the Fourth Auditor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

mest re drsd stuaion Ike IL m. p''o-c ahi tSb ul
by Col W,lism'.-The FEEDER a. Cons 'utior-Fo,m-
ed by mutual ssiops rud sustained by mu
post-May lie principles TO no longer perverted by
manufacturing cupidi.r.
BY Col. MAr,ha The o. ion Of tie SAFES and
Sovereignty Vi 3 S,atss &, n! d,ta ion, al etn-
,clidation,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

q U 10Y tx
President Aism', the eOmPsny repaired to The festive
board. The President OF the Day called upon Mr..
Adams Tor toas, when he arose and made the follow
log sdfTars
Friends, NeighboTs, and FtNo,o TOcnsmen IL
will take leave OF you for the prssenand before
parting from you, wish 10 add few, veiy few "mofs
last word 10 hs many, which you have slse adv beard
from ms this day, with 90 much nduigs hey are
- hrs 10 thank you hs sgly for hat bdu's ercr and
then to propose TOAST honor Of ;he primitive Mother
Of New E0gland-Doy add-'he primitive mo,hsr OF
those principles winch have majs this day FAY Of glo.
~ and II 10, The ymcuib Colony. To Ina, Colo.
ny our naive town dad Dot originally beio1s bat
around me more 'han Of lhoe Dbo number among
ieeir sTes the ioflunate youth from The Maynower,
who 6rst aighiod upon ihs Rock. The Legislature
OF this Common wealth have rs to linz You In po-
liisa association win The District Of Plymouth; .nd 10
mat association am indie bted for The honor oil having
been selected their aud your R,pFesenistive in the
CouDsllJ ct Ihe Unionan bonsr the presious IL
my estimation, be, ause il was SPONTANEOUS and usex
pecied testimonial Of cor eoce, from ha', whch, above
all o'her lands, im eniiucd 10 call ''iny own nal We
lanJ." Upon this day eanno, forget Plymouth and her
history cannot forget the Ma hJweT, add the 90
eal eompae, Of her Pilgrims. lrpo'e you for toast
! Tne Root struck rom the seed Of the MayfuwSr,
and the plant ascending from itsalu'ary-fruitful-
fsennisll shall rise TO heaven, and oysrspread II
earth
We lay be ore readers to-day the proposals OF
Messrs. NATION s. MINOR for undertaking classi-
cal school in the vicinity Of this University We con-
msssrs. Holiday aud Garland geniismeb Iess de.
ssrvl htve been found 70 succeed them Mr.. ~ p
tn 10 graduate II Princeton College, end took ibe
hrsi honours in that institution az the time OF his graju.
graduated ia he School OF LdtD, lssi slion and was
elected by the students 10 deliver an Grafton the
fublc day At It close Of the session Me Miner La
bern ndeni a. his Institution Tor the last two years
attending the shools Of Az eispt and Modern Langua
! gos, Mathematics and Natural Philosophy. lie ha.
= Distinguished himself nj every examination, end we
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

British Colonial Trdds .fct We learn from the
Commercial hal some difficulty il experienced in tho
Cana6a respecting the in expectation OF IN new colo
n trade act. The Gus ON house in Montreal az de
tttmined that the -four Of American wheat, though
manuac ured IN the Cansdas mot he eonsidssed a,
exempt from duty. Ga the oher hand, the At,ornev
nSral CT Upper Canadl has put entirely diGeren,
construction upon he ao:, will be seen by the ol
loving op!L,r:-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-07-29

Antl-Mssone State COMM tee vino bold heir sliingy
in and about Consresssreet 10 that city, bavs csv
another isier from the Hon Richard Rush, which
would be read al The mesing to be holden Ia Faoieul
Hall, day two. IL il said to be in dsoaco OF bis
first sie-, against The Attacks OF the Bosion Coutisr
anc ober papers, 7ha, il couples twenty -four man
uscrp' pages OF fOOiScGp