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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-20

Csateroaal jackson recently declined up
on constitutional principles tho
ton fasting and Payeio does hesitate, however sCnd
public
stituion Congress ths declare
Scrhorc somewhere procept think, which teaches m,
delicatcy
thoy allow camols." 49, ~
The above paragraph Is from the Lccsirg "Genuis Of
Liberty 1T has been led into error about the MALAY Di-
patches, by the improper of the n Int gcnccr
mat paper sezcs every opportunity it can TO give the
Administration shot under the fifth rib and Oh the f
fair OF the Maays 1t went OF half cooked protested ia
have mo question that the President was ''sangunary
enough to instruct Capt Downes 'o punish The whole
reope without precious requis,on either of satisiac-
ton indemnify"
And what's the result That Mr.. Dearborn called for
me Docnmehts-wheh were promptly laid before the fl OF
Rand the N. [. has rerac its seps-S In 1cl,r,
that the Instructions not only unexcepiionable" but
1aeed creifdbte TO the Department from which the
emanaed" Will the G. of Liberty, which has shown
the same eagerness 10 condemn show the same dis
position TO do Justice TO this Conscientious administration
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-20

JAMES RIVER & KANAwHA IMPROVEMENT,
We are favored by Jamcs Brown r Esq the 2l An
ditor, with the following summary of the number of
SHARES reported TO his ohcc, taken within the first 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-20

The Court of Appeals assembled at Lcwisburg ON the
"a July, and adjourned on the 5h.-Prescni: Judges
! Tucker, Brooke, Cabcil and Carr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-20
Pity

FENHE subscribers, under The firm
n OF NIdrhhdm s. CoIYuih, have
opened store on the Main Street,
in the house lately occupied by
Messrs. TompkinS s. Fisher, and
opposite the store of Messrs. Bin
ford, Brooks & Co. where they will
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-20

correspondent from Washington who gave us an ac-
count OF the passage OF the bill for the payment of the
virginia Claims, requests correct an error in
to which he was inadvertently betrayed. The motion TO
take up that bill the tth July, "was made by Mr.
Wickfe of Kentucky, in very handsome terms and
tanned by Gen. Thomas of louisiana"
IL has also been eronecusly stated in this paper or tc
normatone i friend, that Col Preston whose name had
been put on the Invalid Corps, without his knowledge
upon the motion likewise of Mr. Wicklnc who paI am
eloquent tribute to his services would be entitled SI5
OCO, Tor arrearages due and 10 $3.50 year. CORES
pendent at Washington requests this mistake
The arrearages vii! amount about $4,000 ony-and The
pay OF Colonel upon the Invalid List, is only $3.50 nor
month.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-20

cmAaLrs J. jAc%, Secretaries.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
NEW YORK MARKET. Jan. "a.

Flour. Our last review Of the market noticed
decline of 25 cts. per Dbl. in consequence Of
the receip, of supplies from the South. which had
been ice bound for number of weeks. Several
cargoes have since arrived, and prices are fully
25 cts. below our last quotations, making a
decline of so to 52a cts from the high rates
that prevailed here during the severe weather.
The late arrivals have added about 10000 bbIs.
to our stock. which was previously nearly exhaust
ted of Southern -four. The demand for export
is very IriHing. and sales are with difficulty made
as the present reduction. Western -four has de-
clined somewhat less than Southern, out 1t is also
unsaleable. except for city consumption. 1000
or 500 bbls. were. however, taken for Havre at
S6 !. about week ago.
Grain.--A cargo Of good Virginia Wheat sold
during the week at about | 10 cts, and parcel
from store, more inferior. at about lis cts
Northern Rye has sold at 90, and is offered low
er for delivery. The value Of Barley appears to
be- entirely nominal; several parcels. in store,
are held at abnu, 80 cts. Corn has materially de-
clned; saIes of good Southern at IS to 81. and
New-Jersey yellow at 62a. 1900 bSls South
ern Oats have been sold at 57s. and about the
same quantity of very good at 40 cts. Northern
"a to 46 Cts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
RALTINORE MARKET-JAy. o..

How.-lt will be percelvedby the Inspections
that the receipts Of the past week are consider
ably over Is, 900 VIII lie aud $50 half barrels. -
For good portion Of this increase In our receipts,
we are indebted to the great facilities and cheap
ness Of conveyance on our Rail Road. In How
ard street. the wagon price throughout the week
cun,inaed at IS 37a, until this afternoon. when
further decline took place, aud several hundred
barrels were purchased at Is. Sales from
store, to the amount OF several hundred barrels
were made in the early part of the week at IA
5 so, to complete cargoes Of some vessels which
were in watins-theJ having been completed,
the demand has in great measure ceased, and
to-day the article would not bring 37a. We
are yet without any thing to report in Susquehan-
ma. A lot of 500 barrels City Mills extra sold
in the early part of the week at so. interest
added Holders ask to-day ) 25 S74 for
standard, and so for extra.
Grain -Wheat--'rhe supplies during the
week have been good; sales of Red have been
made at prices ranging from 81 90 O9. az
cording to quality; White Wheat, of the very
best quality. suitable for family -four, would com
mand Is "a l 20.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
BOSTON MARKET-JAN. %.

Rour.-The market mas experienced no ia
vorabe change since our last publication; the same
duIlness prevails, and some descriptions of low
land have been sold shade less than we therein
quoted; there are several holders of Flour how
ever. that do not offer their stocks freely beev-
ing that prices will improve, on change Of the
present mild weather.
Grain The Corn market has experienced a
considerable decline on prices since our last re-
port. partly in consequence of the continuance
of mild weather. which has led the dealers to be-
lieve that early arrivals will take place. In the
early part of the week cargo of Rappahannock
was sold at s5c. and at the close, another cargo
from the same place was sold at 75c making de.
cline Of lOc. per bushcl. Oats are plenty, and
RYE is dull of sale at quoted prices.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
NOTICE.!

The Inhabitants Of the Country part of Alex.
andria County are requested to attend meeting
to be held at BALLS TAVERN, on Saturday,
the 28th instant, at IL O'Clock
The object of the proposed meeting is to afford
the People an opportunity to express their honest
indignation at the 6 fragrant abuse of their high.
est rights" BY the {" Council Of Fire" deriving
their authority from the 8. Council Of Sir'een, :"
to attend to the interests of the Io,cn. not Com-
ty of Aiexandriatin the Congress of the United
States. The meeting will further be called upon
to express their sediments upon the three propo.
si,ions submitted by the Hon. Chairman Of the
Committee OF the House of representatives, to
the PEOPLE of Alexandria.
January 26. 1898
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
coMMUNIcATED.l

The folowingis the reply OF the Hon. P. bod.
bridge to letter addressed to him BY Messrs.
r. |. Taylor. i. F Mason, WIN. Fowle, and
Geo. Brent, which letter will be given on Mon
day.
WASHINGTON, eth Jan. 1882.
GENTLEMEN-There could be no doubt, |
should think. of the meaning Of my letter. to
which you allude, if carefully examned-that
the Committee wished to know whether the peo-
pie OF the county desired any change at all; aud,
If they desired none, certainly the Committee
wished to know that fact. Very respectfully,
P. DODDRIDGE.
Messrs. r. I. TAYLOR. sc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
Gun aid hite smith.

TIME subscriber having taken the Shop lately occu.
L pied by Mr.. Zacharish Nicholas, the east side
Of Fairfax between King and Prince streets. respect.
fully solicit share of public patronage in the differ.
branches OF his profession, Gun and :" hite
Smith Guns stocked, altered to percussion principle.
or r. ired, the shortest notice aud the most
sona5ie 'erms.
Any orders in his line Of business entrusted to him
shall be executed with the promp,itude necessary 10
retain patronage which he feels will not be denied
by generous public.
TIOs " FUGIrT.
NIB Cash given for old KEYS, Brass, Cop =. rev.
ter, tJc 81 r.
ian 6 g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28

We are grati6ed IN being able to announce to
our readers the probability Of having it in our
power TO lay before them the debates Of the Sc
nate in secret session, the interesting question
of Mr. Van Buren's nomination. The Senate
has passed a resolution removing the injunc lion
from all the proceedings of the Senate. aud also
from the debate. We learn that the following
members participated in the debate, and in the
order in which they are named:-Messrs. Cham.
bers. Smith, Clayton, Marcy. Foot, Webster,
Clay, Brown, Ewing, Pondexter, Forsyth,
Hayne, Freinghuysen, Moore, and Mangum-
several of whom addressed the Senate more than
once.
The injunction Of secrecy being removed, we
are enabled to state that the vote the question
of confirming the nomination of MIR. Van Buren,,
"a Minister to London. was as follows: Yeas %;
Nays rs. Absent, Mr.. Prentss and Mr.. Blob
the former confined by indisnosition. The
vice-President then voted in the negative, and
thus decided the question Nat. Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
Arrived ut X.ast,

And landing from the Schooner Columbia, from
NcO York.
1 COPI US and valuable or'ment Of Articles,
! both uf trans atlantic anG rernaeuidr origin and
selected in New Yur; fI- coapgium { he gone ,,
holidays. with tbs ms, censordn scrupu'osify andare
in perfect con>Dnance with the mos, pquan delicacy
Of taste, aud propous 10 the sesson-videlcit:
50 drums Czarna pulled figs, Of exquisite sweet
90 do Sut,na rsisns, without seeds
case BordcsI prunes, in parcels Of 10 or IL
lbs each, with fancy involucrums
cases Geneva cIron
S boxes olives
S do aHchOvies
cases pine apple cheese
80 half boxes bunch rssins
400 do ilberts he ten,
800 10 pan nuts nr nn.;J;,,
) barrels ground nuts
500 lbs Grecisn currsnts
case fancy baskets, containing close wOrkei
reticules. packet, oval, square pen work.
ed, children, oval no cover and travelling
baskets
large case of Toys representing nearly every
thing in nature animate aud inanimate, and
and seemingly Imparting the reality OF vita
lily
Stars of Malaga grapes
case of Stuart's calculated lemon drops
! do ofParisEan conf ,ures
0boxes Malaga lemons
25 d.zcn cowrie shells These sublmely beau.
tiful shells, which attract the eye Of incor'
silerate adj mir alton, are neither heightened
bypsint vnrnish, but appear beautiful in
their own veins and colors, variegated by
nature JOHN HEPBURN
ian 26-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
ID | z ID :,

On Monday night, Mr.. RICHARD WALLACE,
aged about so years. He was an industrious and
respectable CITIZEN If this place, and has left a
large and helpless family at this inclement sea-
son.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28

The Proprieiies" of p H,ical Controversy.
The Court Journal NAV hereafter have cause
70 repent ITS rashpess aud indecorum in COM
mencing the war Of personal hostilities and at
lacks against private cha, acter. That paper fails
altogether in attempting to cast the odium Of the
matter upon the Address Of the Baltimore Con.
'enhon. Foes, as well as friends, must admit
'0at that was at least a disnihed paper. and
adopted only honorable and lair weapons Of 20.
"n'al controversy. Heaven knows, that, as far
a. sTeet Is concerned, we might have cause to be
P'eased to have tilt at the characters of those
IN power. Charity. which ''covereth a multi
""e OF sins.' has not a mantle large enough
conceal the personal vices frailties and follies
o' those to whom we refer. But there are con.
VIBRATIONS higher than those which actuate the
mere Partlzan, which should govern and regulate
ur conduct OF the conductors Of the public press
should be their part, to restrain the violence of
Yar'y within in its proper limits, and not suffer
70 overflow the land with fond Of calumny.
'0e'e are ProPrieties to be observed in political
controversy. as well as in the intercourse of so.
Cety' otherwise 1t will degenerate into disgusting
righteousness. That lecture should he read
"me Court Journal on such subject. only shews
ne low state of political morality to which that
Ournalis reduced.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
Price of Produce in .7leraadrta yesterday, from.
Wapons and Tesseis

FLouR.-Yesterday and Thursday the current
wagon price was 0a, fraction more has been
paid. occasionally. and in some instances as much
as S O6 and O8. We are not aware of any
change in the store price aod therefore quote 5
i2a. Our stock is now estimated at $4,000 bar.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
This is to give Notice.

'1NiAT the subscriber IF on 'odn County, Virgins,
L has obtained from the Orphln'G Court Of Alexan-
dria County, District of columbia letters testementa.
r, o. the estate of ioh" DE Butts, deceased AL
pers"ns having claims against the said dtcedent are
hereby warned to present thu same to the subScrhr.
passed by the Orphans Court, or before the 7ih
day al January, 1883. or they may. by i!w. he *.
culed em all benefit to said estate, and those inebt.
ed thereto sre required to make immediate PA'mei.
Given under my hand this IN day Of JanuI, 1852.
JOHN p. DUi.ttY,
ian 7-3w Ex'r IF Jno II. DE Butts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28

The Heather On Friday morning at sun rise,
the Thermometer stood degrees bslow Zero,
the atmosphere being calm and hazy at the time;
which is two degrees colder than have expert
enced in our latitude. At P. NJ. the fhermo-
meter stood l6' above Zero, the wind South and
clear weather. Nj.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28

In the Virginia House of Delegates, on the
s4,h. on motion Of Mr.. Broadus, leave was CIV
en- to bring in a bill, to amend an Act, entitled
an Act. appointing Commissioners to view and
mark way for road from Thornton's Gap, in
the Blue Ridge. to the Little River Turnpike,
leading to Alexandria, and to authorize Lottery
~ construct the same.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
ALEXANDRIA. ID. C.
SATURDAY M0RyLyG, sayE4RY %. 1852.

The Northern mail beyond Baltimore was not
received yesterday. The Southern mail was not
received until the middle of the day. The
Northern mail, due the day before, was received
Yesterday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
AtteutiOn!M

ATa RegimentsI Court Extraordinary Of the First
4 Regiment Second Brigsde of the Militia of tho
,sr,ct of Columbia, held the 18th November, 1884,
Il was unanimously
B,.olred In accordance with The 9th section of An
act the more eectua to provide for the orgsnss, on
Of the M,s of the District of Columbia" that the
Uniform to be hereafter b, sucI, Companies
no, Already uniformed, be blue Coat. white Pants.
looms .,ynund black Hat, and black Cravsi o. Stock
Resolved That the Clerk be required to make publ
cation of the same, in the prescribed b, law.
Extract from tile Minutes.
JNO DUNLAP,
Clerk Ist Regiment % Brigade ". ID. C.
ian l8-2awi Inc; Al Q " limo, Sdlm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Furniture Auction.

Furniture Auction
an Mondsy, the 3Oth instant at II o'clock, will be-
" Sold a.tny Warehouse Room. avar-t' f
NEW & SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
parity owned by pee, N, 'eav'ns town. ana sold wnhe
out reser e, consisting Of
snlebosrds, several bureaus
3 sets ,nahogsn, dining tables
Round and square do
Painted pine do
2 large sofas, betlstesds
Parcel stone
A few boxes Sc Itch behring's
Several second hand stoves -
With a variety of other articles
Also. S bags coffee. and
barrels sugar
lit Erivafe Sale,
2 Franklin stoves, with uras
4 coal do
2cookins do with necessary apparatus eonup
plete ian u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28

General Jackson's Heaith.--In commenting up-
oa aletter from Mr.. Webb, one of the editors of
u'e New York Courier and Enquirer, which has
found its way into the papers, and in which the
snter avows the scheme to make Mr.. Van Blu.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
NJ A r RE d,

On Thursday Evening, last, by Mr.. Isaac Rob
bins. Mr.. MATTHEW A. JACKSON, to Miss FRAN.
oEs HENRIETTA WASHING ROW. all of this place.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28

TRACT ofisnd, continuing 3l2 acres in the county
NJ Fairfax, adjoining the land Of John Dulin. and
WmA BALL about ten miles Alexandra. Apply .
r rG Tor Fsq or Daniel F. Dulsny.
oct I7-2awtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
SALES Al AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHlTE.-IHiS mr..
Trustees sale

Trustees sale.
by virtue ofa decl oftrust, from Gen W. Jones ana
Id .!fe dated the 90 u f,f July. 1897, and duly re-
cord 8. in the County Cur, of Furfax. shall proc ed
to SELL at the Read1s Room the town OF a Ssn'
dris.o Saturday, the 70 day Of January next he
two foowng tracts OF land, stus ed in the Count ~
Fairfax. viz
-. One Tract known as the MEADOWS,
3& wing Gu Holmes and Bisckiics runs. snd
@tTy4s binding the Little River tn npike Road be-
,HesaAs> ing the lradephia Mill. and about 4
miles from AIexsodriN cont lining 253 sc-,s
The Second TRACT il on Turkey Cock run,
containing 352 Acres and formerly occupied by ste|
phen LoRsx
IS The Meadows" is beautifully situated, and has al
ways been esteemed desirable property The tract 90
Turkey Cock run underst 'ol to be well timbered
and valuable. The sale will be made abont mid ay
u2 o'clock) Terms, one tenth Of he purchase 40.
ney to be paid in cash. by acceptable note at 90
days; the balance, with interest, credit ct 8 IL
mouths will be- given. the pay meats being satisfactorily
secured l. McKhNhA,
nov IS -2qw6wtJeots trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
Fine Reef.
M ssouic.

~ adjourned meeting ofthe Grand Royal Chapter,
"a of the District Of COLUMBIA will be held At tho
Central Masonic Hall in the city Of Washington, IN
Saturday next the 28h Instant, Vt IL O'Clock, a. n.
BY order of the n. n. p
CHAS. PuYSE Grad Seey.
ian 26-3t.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-28
Cash Inr Eegrues

NWHh wv ~ OSH VOo
WE wish to purchase one hundred and Fifty likely
~ Negroes, of both sexes, from IL to Is years ut
age field hnnds; asp mechanics of every description
Persons wishing to sell would do well 10 give us \
call, are determined to 1--WE higher price fol-
slaves than any purchasers who NAV hereaftei
hs in this market, and 10 certificates required
ANY communications promptly attended to. we can
at all times be f0und at our,-sidence west end Duke
erect, alexandria, u C..
ian e FRANKLIN & ARNFIEID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-26
Arrived AT Hast,


find landing from, the Schooner Columbia, from
NeW York,
1 C0PIDUS and valuable ortment Of Articles,
n both of trans atlantic and vernseular origin and
selected New York for the convivun of the gone b;
ia perfect con>onsnce with The most pquant delicacy
Of taste, and prcp'tious to the sesson-videlicit:
so drums Cazrina pulled figs, of exquisite sweet.
ness
90 do suitana raisins, without seeds
case Bordeax prunes in parcels of 10 or IL
Tbs each, wi b fancy invoIucums
S cases Geneva citr0n
S boxes olives
S do anchovies
4 pine apple cheese
80 half boxes buucb rssins
500 lbs avacs suft sAeled almonds ! p,ss f,o,,
400 do fiberts th,. ,,.;n,
b "u Is mt. of mucidit,
500 lbs Erecian currauts
case fancy baskets, containing close worked
reticules. packet oval, square pen work.
ed. children oval no cover and travelling
baskets
large case of Toys representing nearly every
thing in nature, animate and inanimate, and
and seemingly impartng the reality OF vita
ity
5jars Of Malags grapes
case of Stuarts scidulated lemon drops
do Bipartisan corhtures
10 boxes Malaga emons
IS dozen Cowrle Shells These sublimey beau.
tiful Shells which attract the eye Of incons
silera,e al 'niratiun, neither heightened
BY paint varnsh, but appear beautiful Ia
their own veins and coors, variegated by
nature. JOHr. b. HEPBUkN.
Jan 26-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-26
NOTICE.

The Inhabitants Of the Country part Of Alex
andria County are requested to attend meeting
to be held 1t BALLS TAVERN, on Saturday,
the 28th instant, at IL o'clock.
The object Of the proposed meeting is to afford
the People IN opportunity to express their honest
indignation at the !" fragrant abuse Of their high
est rights, % by the $. Council Of Rve. deriving
their authority from the g Council Of Siztssn,"
to attend to the interests OF the Io,on. not Cou,
ty of Alexandra. in the Congress- Of the United
States. The meeting will further be called upon
to express their sentiments upon the three Propo-
sitions submitted by the Hon. Chairman Of the
Committee Of the House Of Representatives,, to
the PEOPLE of Alexandria.
January 90. 1885, ~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-26
Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio CanaF
Company,

WAsHIseToN, January 9, 1882
PROPOSALS will be received 1t this Ufice y, fol.
Il lows.
lst For the construction ia Dam across the Poto.
mac River near iisrpers Ferry" and for the CON.
structiOn Of Stone iqueduct Cstoctin Creek
until the 3lt day Of January instant
End For the excavation, embankment and wall M
of twelve miles Of Canal, extending from the b.,
ton of tue Canal 70 the " Point Of Rocks," 10
Hsrpers Ferry, in sections Of about half mile each.
and for the construction IF four Stons if Locks and
Guard Lock, several Culyerts the same por.
ton Of Canal. unu he 18th day of r. brary next
81 For the excavation en,bank 'nen, aud wsllng Of
forty miles OfCsnsl, extending from iapers Ferry to
williamsport and for the construction Of nee. ,sary
Locks, Aqueducts. Culvcrs, and Dams, until the 30th
day Of March next.
ihe plan and specification Of the Dam and "a duct
will be exhibited at the 18th tnt. and The ..r.
tracts viii be dec'ar at the Canal Fl an this cav
on ,h- Isl day Of February next
The plan aa,i specification OF the other ipork b., II
Hsrper's Ferry, will exhibited the Cana ri =
after the 48h instant, and the contrac, VIII To-, "A
t ,iarper's Ferry the 23d day Of February II. *;
The plan and specification Of the work between
Harp-rs Ferry and Williamsport will be exhibited It
the Canal 0se after the 10Th day of March next and
the contracts will be declared at hepherdstown in
Virginia, on ,hr 4;h day of April following.
Blank forms of proposals will be furnished, on appli
cation to this Office. JOHN p. IEGLE,
Clerk ofthe Che sapeake and Ohio Canal Co.
ian l2-eo; g8thFeb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-26

The greater part of yesterdays sitting of the
Senate vas spent IN the consideration of Execu-
tive business. l. is understood that the nonina.
ton of Mr.. Van Buren was the subject Of delibe.
ration, bat It is believed that no decision on it
took place.
place yesterday, when the motion was made for
proceeding to Executive business Nat Int.