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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-13

,I,ExANDRIA. DC.
~ ,08slsG. SEPT Is. 1851.

| T. .NO'1- ---=s
49,. meeting a. the Mechanics Hall,
TX p" IN Saturday evening last, OF those
u yn me reelection Of Gen. Jackson anu
''''' svr Cay, MAS most nnmerous'y and
~" - .,,ond,L. II was the must decided
s," 'a;,ocal expression Of public sentiment
-''T ,,lea place here within our remem-
.olu We have heard several old citizens
'D'' tsv ne,er knew, on any OCCASION, a
~ s..,;0o composed Of better mater'et, or
.In;,b more harmony, spirit and good
,'., RI, eon for the meeting, of which on
',o u.cts notice was given, was signed BY
'I Ino5,.I and twenty of our eitlze"s--men
" 49," ~.,c,.isos ia life, many of them our
,,.'., mechanics. The paper never Went
u ,,h. limits of the town. and, consequent
.e,o,d, in the county had no opportunity
-, with rs. Our strength too. is not even
..,,,o,,ed BY the call, taking this last fact
,-;ssr,,i,n, numerous aud respect able
49,. -, ,i,ners, for many Of our most intia-
:.,,,r. warm and decided friends OF
|, ,,.v mot sign it, concrivius a meeting
necessary. ,
The H,l was completely flied at the hour OF
.,;r,--,he number present estimated at be-
.o ,vo and three hundred. Capt. Is. L
.,,,i VA. called TO the Chair, and JAS. NJ
,rgg,. ESQ. appointed Secretary. THos' W.
| III f.,a. from the COMMITTEE appointed Tor
a., ,oroo.e, consisting Of Mess. L. W. HEw-
I E,cYgs, B lIALLowELL. z. IL. MILLER,
. u.,srnsnrrR and f. SNowDEN, reported
=. nbIe and resolutions expressive OF the sense
ii. meeting as regards the great question
,i,b !, now asita,ins the na,inn: The meet
"a. addressed BY I. w. HEWITT and EDGAR
,.,sDsx. EsQs and the preamble aud reso'u-
,.,,, we're passed unanimously. Delegates
81. ,ooo,p,ed to the National Convention, aud
49,, ,noropriate resolutions entered into with
;,o,r,l APPRECIATION. We have not received yet
"a. oa,al report Of the proceedings, and must
,s.r out readers to that, when it is published,
Or foil account Of what was done.
We could rot but notice with pleasure, the
zeal and unanimity which characterized this
meeting, aud the manly and decided stand that
seemed to be taken BY every man present. Eve
~ thing during the evening demonstrated the
,u,re concurrence Of the whole assembly III the
Effort which is making throughout the nation to
fleet real Reform" in the Government Of
our country.
The three cities 10 the District have now open.
j. expressed their sentiments. Their situation
and mpCltanc will give these sentiments weight
and influence.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-13
.MnnNN llNsi.

1 GENTLEMAN who visited teXan|'ris late on NJ
~ tnrdsy evening last. lost 8un'c ct Bank Notes
amounting to one hundred aDl thirty dollars, Consist
lug of ten osr bills Ct ne Fsrmers' Bank OF AieXan
dr. AMI one twenty dollar bill otthe Bank OF Poto-
mac The finder viii be rewarded by ca!iins at this
Office, or MIR II. Cagett, at the City Hotel
W
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-13
YaNoriNg.
JOHN NJ. Johnson

'E>AKEs this m-thod of informing the citizens Of Al.
a. exandria and the public generally, that he has IA
ken the house formerly occupied by Mr.. Mount, King
street. one door west of Mr.. Morrisons Book. store,
wher, he purposes conducting The
TAILORING BUSINESS
in all its various branches He will regularly receive
from Baltimore and New York the newes, and most
admired fashions for cutting and making Gentlemens
Clothing and pledges himself hat his work shall he
ecuted yle of nestness add elegance equal to sny
in the citv. lie has also is received assortment Of
ClMs Gals n,erss aud Pesfings, Of the newest style
which he will make up to order. at the shortest notice
and on the INST pleasing terms All orders thankful
~ received and promptly attended to.
sent l2-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-13
Vr. tairfaX

WAS returned 70 AIexandris. and is ready to resume
The nr,ctice Of bis profession in the town and its
n,;shhorhooi. Ills office is at the N W. corner Of
Pitt aud Cameron streets
nr r. in his late absence Of FIVE months. has been
constantly engaged. at Philadelphia, IN increasing ms
medical requirements.
aug 2s-dlwseo2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-13
Brig Alexandria, Howes, hence at Boston 9th

DuxBuRY, Sept. Q. --Arrived, brig Brilliant,
Wiusor. from Liverpool. July SD, strong gales
aud squally: George Davis. Of Maine, seaman,
fell from aloft overheard; hove TO" immediately;
put the boat the side to rescue him from
his perilous situation; the sea being high and
rough. she filled with water, and stove along
side; wore ship. stood to the eastward; saw no.
thing of him; now again to westward, stood on
quarter Of mile, saw him to windward, could
not fetch him; hauled aboard four and main tack,
stood on until we lost sight of him; tackled ship,
saw hun to leeward, hauled up the courses. wore
off down to him. hove all aback, hove over ropes.
cork tenders. Sc; ranged ahead Of him. could
not get him. Made sail, stood on to the eastward
out of sight of him-again, in order to fetch him,
tackled ship to the westward, stood on near
mile, saw him on the lee bow, hauled up the cour-
ses, kept down towards him. hove too. trimmed,
backed and filed our topsails in such manner
as to drive down TO him-at last succeeded in
getting him on board, after being on plank eight
feet BY ten inches two and half hours.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-13
SHIP NEWS.
P0RT or .aLEX4ADRL4. On. C. y

ARRIVED. SEPTEMBER ~,
Schr. Teltale, Hntchins, Nanjamoy; tobacco
to Stephen Shinn and Chamberlain & Harris
Schr. Only Son, Adams, NanjemOy; tobacco
to Stephen Shinn.
Schr. Resolution. Wood. Patuxent, and sioop
Mary, West, Bladensburgh; tobacco to WIN.
Foaie & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-13
ID I F. ID

At Halle Plain, her seat in Prince William
County,V Va after short illness Mrs. +. T. HooE,
the widow of the late Jas. II. Hooe Esq. of Ark
andria. in her 5 LIST wear.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-13
Nj 4 r X Z D.,

On Sunday the 18th inst. in the City Of Wash
inSton, By the Rev. Mr.. Robb, Mr.. ROBERT
HUNTER, TO Miss MAnGAREr ANN MERCHANT,
both Of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-13
DR.4U s THIS DIR.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,

20 10,
UH,"' 'o' ~ ~ Gov, I,
VIII be drswn a. " .'i,s ~ 80 60 40
Tickets IS o.; halves SO quarters 3D.
,,,..
ne" ON C"hs't ne ecu ,osI
ETiFa I"Ss 'o 90 y" 90 ~ ,,,.sd.v
TO be d avn III the ivy OF we" .oN VI" '''''
sep'e'nofr r.u,.s
oO Number Lo''"ry-lo Di'"l Dd''''''
CAPITA FRIGS $lO.VVU
Tickets S4' halves ooi quarters w.
10 be had in sTaF,SS ~ ~ ''N WaHnEII,s
Lottery and Exchange G6fee
drawing of the Virginia Petersburg Lottery. 30. 3
? so AZ SIS "a 4 &c 8
nr.w,,p the Upio, Cana, Lottery, mol
& 5S % O. 10 l6 SIS
-
DR.fIPS THIS D.7I.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Gas, No 10 for 1851,
ro h. lraw, a, wilmington. Guell on Tuesday, the
18th Ut September
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-13

The Delegates to the Anti Tariff Convention
from the city of New York, are some of the most
wealthy, respectable and influential men in that
city, We notice Mr.. Gallatin's name among them
as also. James Kent, p. A. Jay, D. Ii. Ogden,
Morgan Lewis &c. sc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-13

FLoUR.-Last week the wagon price oil Flour
was steady at IS 90 to IS %, with the excep-
ton of two or three loads taken late Saturday
evening at 5 16 90. Very little business was
transacted from stores. Friday or Saturday $50
barrels King. street Flour, new wheat, were sold
at lsa, and possibly more at the same rate.
Yesterday the wagon price Of Flour was Is.
We were not advised of any sales from stores.
A lot Of 100 bbls. end quarter Potomac Flour,
in store, was priced at gu.
Export for the last tsDo weeks. 8 IA bbls. For
eisn 1904, Coastwise 1910
Quantity inspected during the week ending
Saturday the 10th inst.
King Street 1876 bis.
Potomac Coz
Wharf 572 Is half bis.
Total 1900 70
eco
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Sept 9.
Flour and meal.-The receipts of superfne
Flour continue small, bnt quite equal to the de-
mand, the sales being confined to small lots, and
principally for home use; former quotations are
continued.
Collective noticed IN oar last the anxiety to
purchase anu a disposition on the part of hold
ers to advance their prices; the transactions of
the week have been at an advance of full cent
per h. on prices which would have been willing
~ accepted previous to the advices from Eng
land
The sales reported are $500 bags Java. in bond,
one lot sold last week; and one hundred thou
sand lbs, ST Jago, terms, not transpircd.--
About $50 bags Rio sold at Ia cts. mos.
and 90 bags IN the early part of the week at l9i
4 mos; about 80 bags Laguira at 10! mos. %
bags St. Domingo at III mos. An offer IF l0R
cents short price has been refused for lot of
600 bags Rio in bond; holder are firm and some
are not disposed to sell at these advanced prices.
Price CaryeM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-13


10''y on board iia aeseaue Cutter Norris.
III, .I'' cutter which has been employed by Go
.,.." 'Sl' Tor severed weeks past, on survey Of
-, I - aud harbo,s of Meiue, is mentioned in
, n 0' Journal as having arrived there. Aug.
,;a,, " ~, Derby. Esq. Commander. Lieuts.
INV I' Uaar'er and Marlin, all we'll. The Port
-. ADVERTISER Of Tuesday evening, states that
n.n, ."Vu mere that morning from cruise
,nt @s'a'e OF mutiny, and six of them in irons:
, =" the following advertisements:
velvs NJ TOT the Refenue Cutter Morris.
RO,,sv,;UDe american Seamen, one competent
S5cv sS,m auN one Cook. to serve for one wear.
v md a. oe well treated, we'll fed and paid at
'U'' ever! month, Apply on board"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-13

Tor Rent.
ss.-.. That very desirable property, at present
:sSf ocupsd 10y Messr, Chamberlain T. Harris NJ
SO = the corner Of Prince Street
EeE!: The stand is believed to be equal . 'ty
other for the grocery business; & the WIN va
bile one los good ,caint the terms W. '"' "a
possession given the . January next rnr - n. p
pyto JANh >. Oh h"eh"- "-.''
sept 5-f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-13

The Sentinel Of the Valley, copying the arti-
Gle headed Washington Family from this pa
per, states that there is one member of the Body
Guard still surviving-Captain JOHN IeNAr1us
EFFISeER, of Woodstock, was corporal in
Washington's Body Guard, is now in his Esd year,
male and hearty, and receives regularly from the
proper department, the payment allotted to re-
evolutionary soldiers Of his grade.
Chief Justice Marshall has declined being on
the committee of Vigilance in Richmond, not be-
cause he not opposed to jackson, but because
his age and health will not permit him to be ac-
tive.
The Charleston Gazette states that letters were
received in that city last week from Pendleton
District stating that at meeting held there for
the purpose of appointing Delegates to the Free
Trade Convention at Philadelphia, motion was
made to establish an Association, or affiliated So
ciety, on the plan Of those formed by the State
Rights aud Free Trade Party in various parts OF
the State The meeting divided on this motion,
and it was negatived. Col. Huser, Col. Pinck-
new, and DR.. Butler of Greenvle, were appoint
ed Delegates to the Convention at Philadelphia.
II is also said, that Messrs. John c. Calhoun,
George M'Dufie, Laugdon Cheves, and other dis
tinguished citizens, openly opposed the formation
of this club, the former declaring all connection
with it, as incompatible with his relationship to
the American people.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-13

Daco,, nerriNgs. &C.
40 n,,fa LII prime country bacon
IU.Di ~ 500 barrels No. gross herrings
5000 bu heels Liverpool coarse salt
$50 sacks do hne 90
10 hhds. St. Croix sugar
IS brs prime green coffee
IS do No l wsckercl
Prime family four
iObarreI- prone Albany White Wheat, Just
received from New York intended for seed tor sale by
FRED FDOrE,
Corner of King and fayette streets
sent -eo6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-13

Mr.. Crauford's reply to Mr.. Calhoun is long
uninteresting document. full however Of bitter
ness, and written with much coarseness. AS we
did not publish Mr.. Calhoun's address, we shall
not of course spread Mr.. C's reply in our CO.
lumns.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-13
On Vows OF Eng,ish IRON,

2N Vows OF EnStlsh IRON,
T~0NsisTING Of round, squire, and Hat b"rT OF va
u rious Sizes amongst which IS some oe't t0oie i'o
nc, ,ece;ved ner shin Shenandoah from Liverpool
find in Store,
s77 Tons Of Swedish and English Iron, well
-, g., s.I. nv PHINEAS JASNEV.
WHO has for sale Old Port and Madeira WINS IN
pipes, hlds, anil quarter ca'ks ct superior q"a"!
8mo so --eI7t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-13

They are beginning over the water. to ac-
SnOwledse the excellence Of our manufactures.
late London Herald has the following para
graph
The progress which the Americans have made
II several branches OF manufacture, is really as
lOal'!nnS. few years ago there was not a hat
'er III the Cgl'ei States who could make hat fit
10 be vnrU by we'll dressed man, and conse-
Qaently a. hats ii a superior quality were import,
ri 'rHm this country. A great change, however.
~ taken place. We have seen specimen of
;colemens bats, maoufac,nred By Mr.. Leary
a' ~" York. which are equal. il nat superior
'''h as respects shape and quality, to the very
est made IN any part Of this country. Altho'
.'e~at'r'als are chiefly sent from England, they
're sd, retail, as low as is or lS,. each
I'd, Is about one third cheaper than in London.
the Charleston Courier thus notices the last
''n'er OF that interesting periodical the Soath-
'ra Review:
o'|tera BsFie'c. -The l4th number of this
'aaoe Vld mighty interesting Periodical. was
,'lSa on thursday last, after DELAY of some
pN,, occasIoned by circumstances over which
W h',''rS, We believe, had no control. We
"e o'en able to give a glance merely at the
~. 'a'' " the present number of the review;
~ are assured by literary gentleman. on
n'%' Judgment We have great reliance, that
w.. Fl the articles are written with great ability,
,,, u'pay adesree Of literary and scientific re-
r ,," t mat would reflect credit upon any similar
INV, ,N" 'e age The paper on militar;a,aisn,.
' ;s1 with that of C0d!fcaiiOn, embody fund
,.. guy interesting and important matter; and
.,., .N''e on freich Nogeis furnishes us with
H., ,,.'e' history OF the prose fiction of one of
wv %O,' extraordinary people Of modern times.
.,,' zoe mssaa@eal portion OF the Southern Re-
80 cunts OF Improrement--.he tune is i'm.
,,aY s', n and should lie replaced by better
r'',e ut the publishers should De puactual in
''s me Review at the appointed periods.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-13

Glass No. IL for 1891.
viii be drawn at timing; ION Eel on Tuesday, sept III
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-10
INNHE subscriber living al Whittier HALL I'M enc count

ME subscriber living at whitehall, in the county
- OF Hanover, having employed young man, who
has had some experience teacher and who give
satisfactory evidence of his abilities, would take into his
family four or five small boys, boarde exceeding
age fourteen ycarsThc situation of residence is
healthy and agreeable neghbourhood and commands all
the advantages which can be desired any who may wish
to conde their children to my carcThe terms board
and tuition, during the space Of months will be $50
payable at the end Of the session. The school will
open the 9th day of January next and on the
last day OF the ensuing November.-There will be a va
cation OF one month"; during the Instruc-
ton will be given in all the branches of ordinary Eng
sh education, viz: Reading Writing, Arithmetic, Gram
mar, Geography, &c.; and also in the Latin and Greek
anguagesStrct attention will be paid the department
OF the boys both within and out of School and every aid
afforded them, in the prosecution of their respective stu
dies which prompude and steady application the part
of their teacher ensure.
Parents, living at distance, who may wish to engage
their children, will receive prompt attention. by
letter to me, and directing it TO Veron Pest Office
Taylorsvile. THOMAS BOSWELL
Dec. 2. 5o-2ty8t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-10

A DVERTISEMENT.-To the surviving Officers and
Soldiers oil the Revolution, and their legal Heirs
hepresentauves:-Ihe subscriber, supposed now to be
the last surviving Colonel of the Revolution but co
been for several past, and is still frequently appeal
ed to- from various quarters for information, testimony
and advice, on revolutionary rank and
that the postage of such applications has become
burthensome He has therefore determined to take his
stand this winter Washington for the purpose of receiv
ing and attending TO such applications giving advice and
instructions upon all points essential sustaining and aid
and preventing the imposition of those the public he
believes TO be otherwise For his time, trouble, ac-
tudt expenses he will require reasonable remuneration
in proportion to the claims received and also in proportion
to the conditions OF those receiving. He requires and
Will receive nothing from the extreme needy-par-
hcularly OF widows orphans neither in cases de-
pending entirely his testimony. The rept-
ted hard grndngs Of persons calling themselves agents,
on those war-worn veterans and their heirs whether
true alse] ii is well known have operated much TO
the prejudice and injury of the best of these claims
A general agency, therefore, founded the prn-
Piles and the most endearng brohcry affections that ever
formed among men, ii is hoped, will have n happy
redeeming influence the merits of the survivors, and
memories Of the deceased Of those heroes their descend
and all their just claims and the subscribers this
head begs leave in humble and thankful Difference TO the
able and kind endeavors of Others here TO add the happy
consolation of the fact that he has cleared diff
cues and doubts that have existed among the different
branches of the State and General Governments and
tabished thereby several leading principles, important
those claims the recorded evidences
some of his will testify. lThose able pay
postage, will be so good to do Those who
douby solicited TO communicate freely, and the SUBJ
scriber will look with inherited eyes, different source
from themselves and the public Treasury, for reimburse
ment. Such Journalists feel themselves benefited by
the privileges bestowed upon the Press by the Revolution
will render patriotic, well benevolent of kind
by giving this advertisement two three insertions
in their papers. JOHN NICHOLAS,
Dec. 8. Late Colonel II. n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-10

r NHARLES ELLIS has removed to Mr.. VIM Calf
~ tenement, opposite the Bank Of the U. Statos ant
will sell at retail
Hardhams genuine snuff, No. o
Sharp's percussion and flint guns
Three cord cable laid seine tvine
Patent thread, for floating seincs
Stout English made great coats
Warranted razors
Rose, whitney, duiill and point blankets
Superine cloths and cassimeres
Superinc fannels
Crimson, damask and watered moreens
English umbreas-silk and cotton
Brussels and domestic carpctng
Sportsmens CATERS
Super and coarse sat6nets
Stout cambrics and all kinds of nusins
A Irish shooting, OF extra quality
Mems London hats
G. & Arderson's cotton osnaburgs, and 81 shirting
Marseillcs counterpanes
Hardware, Cutlery, SC. SC.
Dec. 8. 6l-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-10

WALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-win be
sold by auction, on "Wednesday, the 18th of Decen-
ber fair otherwise the first fair day thereafter on the
premises the following valuable property part of the per-
sonal estate Of the late James Gova of Hanover viz the
crops OF corn fodder, hay &c. stock of horses mules
Tie and hogs plantation Implements household kitchen
furniture, Sc &c.A select library of nearly 500 vols
but few of them at all injured and principally London cdi
tons: Hogarhs most admired prints, Shaks-
woods grand Pianos, quantity of old plate together viii,
sundry other articles which will be exhibited the ay OF
sale-I ERSIs-For sums above 10 dollars, credit OF 8
months will be allowed the purchasers, giving bond with
approved security; for that and under, cash will be
equrea and in no instance is the property to be
without the terms of sale are complied with.
JAMES GOVAN,
EDW'D GOVAN
Oct. IA. [i5-tdsl ARCHIBALD GOVAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-10

HDUI;SUANT to a deed of trust executed by Rich'd
r. Jones and wife, and of record in the Clerks Of
hce oil Amelia, TO secure the payment of certain sums of
money, due to William r. Johnson John II. Walk and
others, shall proceed TO sell, for cash. at Amelia Court
house, the 22d day of December next it being Amelia
less and adjoining the lands of Bland David
Nlabn, and others; also, negro woman Caro-
ine-Ihe title TO the above property is considered good
but acting Trustee shall only convey such title as is
vested in me. VIM. T. EGGLESTON, Trustee
Nov. 30. 5S-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-10

HNOR SALE--A tract of Land in the county of Char
" lotte, at the confluence of Little Roanoke and the
larger river Of the same sometimes called Stanton
River,) known generally as RANDoLPH's LOWER QUAR-
TER 1T is thought TO be inferior TO plantation Oh the
river contains about (and not less han) thousand three
hundred acres, of which, than six hundred are river
low grounds. There is considerable quantity also of
low ground Little Roanoke and Horsepen Creek plenty
OF plant patch ground and much of the high very
hnc IL has small convenient gist MILL and the planta
tion is uncommony compact and convenient cultivate
being nearly as broad as It is long.
Also, BUsHY FOREST, containing nearly two thousand,
seven hundred acres both sides of Little Roanoke This
tract approaches TO Charlotte Court house, would
suit professional If sold at private sale il will
be offered public sale the first Monday December
next being Charlotte court day at the Courthouse This
tract be, and will Of requre be divided to suit pur
chasers, into two, three parts
For terms apply to John Marshall, Esq. at Charlotte G.
H. or William Leigh, Esq. near Halifax c. II.
Nov. 4, 1881. 5l-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-10

TRIAL or CoUNrERFEITERs.--At the Superior
Court for New Bedford, Mass, the trial Of hIalbone
briggs George Bennett, Charlotte Briggs, and Per-
mlla Webster, charged with the crime of co,fnter-
feting took place week before last. There wore
five indictments against Briggs, under different SEQ
tons Of the statute. The defendants were tried to-
gether. The case went TO the jury Friday after
noon, who shortly returned verdict of Curry
against the three first named, but could not ngrec as
to the guilt or innocence of tho fourth, PeIInila
Webster. Bennett was sentenced to four years inn
prisonment in the State Prison, and Briggs, who WAS
convicted two indictments, to three years on ono
Indictment, and ten Yoara ON another
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-12-10
BY RITCEIIE & COOK,

4r The ENQUIRER is published twice week. generally and
ieo times week during the session
price, tho Same " heretofore Five Dollars adj
vance Notes oil chafteed (ony)
% In payment The Editors will guarantee safety omng
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~ No will be discretion
hduors until all arrearagcs have paid up
" Whoever wi guarantee nine papers shall
the tenth Graf
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SO advertisement
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