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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-04

AUGUSTA, Noyember27
SoufH CAROLINA CoNyENT1oN.--W VIC present TO our
readers IN another column, the Ordinance reported TO the
Convention OF South Carolina which il is presumed win
before long be adopted if it is not already. Here the
monster MOI oil Qualification stands confessed Revoluioa
~ MoIoch soon perhaps 10 receive bloody Offering fr,
~ infatuated yO'afcs Read Gcorgiansrcad and rejoice
tha you have repealed the insdious attempts which were
mdic 10 involve you ju fate with your mis-.
GUIDED neighbours We trust that those who have so ono
dehcned our cars with the constitutional re,neJy-tc
peocJW remedy, which 10 redress our grievance
am preserve me Union, will at least have he grace fo
maintain pcniena silence that all this idle sopbis
try - exploded by the event Modification was already
on ITS last legs in Georgia. the "Odinance viii give
finishing str0kc.-4UgUsfG COnSfitttfiOuafisf
LIE vEXED QUEsTGON.--Wc copy the following ar
Gcle from The Richmond Enquirer with pleasure Fror
e reelection Of Cen Jackson, and the policy of his adj
msraton, for the next four years we anticipate tic f.
nd' adjustment OF al the differences which the Protective
system has created. n is true that South Carolina NAV
dte"Pi 10 nuliy the Union, ~ raise an army 10 form
separate government aud 10 declare war against The other
"y-ihrce Satr but 60 will he an attempt; Tor when
shn " Iind hrrseii aoueves done-rcs.on may again
Ptp'''ot"'e 80 per councils anil the returning good
sense ahI p'o+n oi hHr people may preserve The State
RON civli W-c0d, duI ie tu,u from di tlluion Then
ihe prime m'yef 'i hi revolutionary and scobinea lac.
non, """fe meut IS personal aggrandizclncnt and fe
suO'e'' oi o1r conf .dc~tcl government, will receive
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-12-04

that punishment which all domagogues IN the ue sense
OF the word, aud all pcrturbator OF the public peace
richly deserve. These faconss will stretch every
and exert all their influence, in order produce sepa-
ration from the Union, for they are all well aware, that
their reputation is blasted forever that however sincere
their repentance day be for the evils their nor
dnae AMBITION will have loluced the people OF the
> aud probably the people of South Carolina themselves
can never place confidence in men, who have attempted
to bring this great eOniedcraed republic to total desruc
ion.-Ib.
.MssoWi-we have seen but few OF the returns of the
Presidential election in Missouri hut il is conceded by the
Opposition papers in that that the has gone
was always expected il would, Tor Andrew jackson
Martin Van Buren, The only states remaining be
nom Alabama and Mississippi in neither OF which has
there been much opposition The result Of the election
may therefore he put down. for President, Andrew Jack
sou 2l9 for Henry Clay 81, and for William Writ Z; ant
for Vice President, Martin Van Buren, 1885, for John Ser
gcant 81, for William wilkins 80, and for Amos Emakc
T. The OF South Carolina is included in state
ment, no appears 10 be able to form conec
ture what course that state will pursue in the case and
tits matter Of but little consequence, il is hardly
sary 70 form any upon the subject Andrew
Jackson and Marin Van Buren, are both elected by mos
triumphant maores, the clear majority OF the latter be
nS within hve votes OF the majority given TO the Presden
at the previous observation-disclosures Republican.
louisiana Eiection.-The election is over and we con
graduate our republican friends upon the returns which
we are enabled 10 present to-day. IL is noble triumph
more noble one than il has before achieved i'm thi
state The contest out of the city has been warm one
The United States Bank has show ITSELF its eiorini
n.y. But shl the triumph of the republican party is
complete as TO allow ask what state is
by Messrs Johnston in the national
and by Messrs White and Bullard, 1--WE will nclud,
aJor homas) in the national house OF representatives
Not Louisiana, surely Ii they he good republicans,
hey profess TO be, they will obey unequvoca an ex
preston OF the public WILL decline TO represent stat.
great majority OF the electors OF which hold feeling
common with them.-.N. Orleans Bee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-22
Vrince street AcaArMNy

TVNHE undersigned, in announcing to the citizens Of
Il alexandria and its vicinity that t Institution IS
open for the recep ton of youth would respect
fully assure them ,hst he will continue TO enforce the
same rigid observance Of scholastic discipline, pursue
he same efficient system in the communication OF in
s,ruction, and use the untrng ni ustry in the
discharge of his professional duties, which have hi.
therto invariably proved advantageous to the pupils
committed to his care The system OF Exercises IN
the Prince-stree, Academy embraces the following
branches &c I'd rcalion: Reacing; Writing; Arthme
tic; Book Keeping and English Grammar, Geogr'P ply;
The use Of Maps AMI Globes; Geometry and Algeria
viii, their application to the practical branches OF the
81 Mathematics; Jrigonometry. plane and s7herca''
F, ensuraton; Surveying and Gauging; Navigation,
with the construction Ut the tables annexed; the pro
lection of Maps and planispberes. according to ptin.
cip,es purely mathematical; fopographieal and Ar
elite c,ural drawings; Civil and military Engineering;
Comic Sections; Fiuxions; GnOmoncksi Astronomy,
and Mechanics Conscious Of tue extent and accuracy
of his research the branches Of science above enume-
rated the undersigned has the confidence to assert that
he will give instruction in them, not specifically but
cordng to principles susceptible of conclusive proof
in the rigid language of irrefragsblc demonstration
Terms of tuition, and Rules Of the Institution, will
be made known at the Acac envy.
JOHN DEvIN,
Alexandria. Dec. 2l-tf Prncipsl
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-22
CONGRESS.

In the Senate on Thursday, Mr.. Chambers,
from the Special Committee. to whom the same
had been referred, reported the bill to provide
for the settlement Of the claims Of American CT
tizens, for French spoilatons, prior to Septem.
Der so, 1880, with verbal amendment. The
bills from the House Of Representatives. de.
ciaring the effect Of Judgments in the Circuit
and District Courts Of the United States" and
to ''secure to mechanics aud others payment for
labor done. and materials furnished, in the erec-
tionof buildings in Washington City"-were read
twice and committed. The bill for the relief of
the widows aud ofphans of the officers aud sea-
men who were lost in the United States schoon-
er Sylph, was passed. A short time was spent
10 the consideration Of Executive business, when
the Senate adjourned over to Monday.
In The House Of Representatives,, after several
petitions and memorials were presented and re-
fcrred. aud bills reported by Standing Commit
tees, Mr.. Williams resumed his speech upon the
public lands, which, after speaking nearly halt
an hour, he concluded. On motion at Mr..
Speisbt, the resolutions of Mr.. CLAY, and the
amendment Of Mr.. Williams, were laid on the
table without division. Mr. Adams offered a
resolution requesting the President to communl
cate TO the House copies Of his Proclamation.
and the Ordnance adopted by the Convention OF
SOutn Car0ilua, Whica rays on tue tdOie one Gaf
BY the rules. The joint resolution heretofore Of.
fcred by Mr. Wickliffe. for the amendment OF the
Constitution, was read first aud second time,
and postponed on motion of that gentleman, to
Thursday next.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole, Mr.. Hoffman in the Chair, upon the un-
finished business Of the proceeding day. Mr..
Root made SOME further remarks upon Mr.. Fns-
ter's amendment to the bill establishing Assay
Offices IN the gold region, when, on motion Of
Mr.. f.. Everett, the bill was laid aside without
calling the question. The bill making appropri-
alton Of public lands, was then taken up in Com
mittee: the question being upon Mr.. Twins mo-
ton TO add grant for the benefit Of the lnstitu-
ton for the deaf and dumb at Cincinnati, which.
after modification, at the instance OF Mr.. Wa
ton, was adopted. Mr.. Williams then moved an
amendment making similar grant for a similar
purpose to every State to which one had not been
already made, which, after some discussion, vas
adopted, AID the bill laid aside. The bill tor
improving the condition Of the non-comm's stoned
officers and soldiers of the army, was read. and
after brief explanation by Mr.. Drayton. the
COMMITTEES rose and reported the two latter bills
To the House and progress Oh the other. The
two bills which had been gone through we're then
ordered to be engrossed, and the House adj'd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-22
New Hn0ks.

Vo's and B Us and Gr's Library; The Com.
forter, or extracts selected for the consolation Of
ipurners under the bereavement Ut fri nds and re.
lations bys village Pastor. Manual OF the Chadee
Language, containing Chaldec Grammar. Chrestoma.
this, AMI Vocabulary, with Appendix OF the Rabin.
meal character aud sly e, by Elias Riggs. NJ Dr.
Aiexander's annals of the Jewish Nation. Keitrs
Signs the Times DIR. chalmers Political Economy.
Reports of Cases arguei and determined in the Court
Of Kings Bench, by George Nsule and VIM Selwyn;
six volumes, condensed into TWO. by Theron hctcalf,
tsq price in full law binding $40 4" This edition.
in two volumes. includes al; he Wepors Of the Eng.
lsh edition in SIX volumes ro'hing being omitted
viii can be made applicable to America" practice,
The table Of case. AID The original paging, are pre-
served throughout"
The Library Of 'taining knowledge. Parts q
aud %; Pa is and its Historical Scenes the Revolution
Of 1880, emosllished with ensrlyngs
The swiss Family, Robinson; OF adventures of IA.
Their, mother, and four sons in desert island; with
nn,es OF reference from the seventh London edition
Cainut's Dictionary Of the bible; few more copies
received W ii. 81. MORRISON.
dec II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-22
COMMUNICATED.

Mr.. Ediior-Inere is an Institution in this
town towards which, 1t not greatly mistaken,
blIh the sympathes and patronage 0f the public
ought TO be more literally aud frequently direct
Ell I now allude to that connected with the
Orphan Asylum: for the education of poor fe-
male clliren. Here are gathered together, aud
unlet process OF the most interesting and use
fu training. between seventy and a hundred,
who in all human probability, bat for this truly
uube aud ChrisIlan Charity, would grow up IN
l,norantr, nfamy. and crime>-prcpared Tor any
Development other than that OF blessing sueiety.
WAT delishlul spectacle! And with wha,
teUas' OF almost angelic compacency must
lbSy b. effected who are contributing their time
and heir means IN forwarding tbs brnrhtent en-
Crprlse. have Just returned from paving 1t i
l;Aa,eut visit, aud cannut help giving vent tn
ms em0l'On>. IN these few hasty notes ~ snpro-
blD0O. White examining the various classes -
mrkiug tie proficiency Ui each. which Is strik-
iHs'y v>6Dc--raSIng notice at the emulation
which vi, manifest. and the general order. de-
ccucv dGd propIlety. which reigned throughout
tie W.he ESTABLISHMENT; the feelings "'lch were
called into acton, and which continue " possess
~ are truly enyiible. What vast amount ri
@Tll laiilrnce II here eXerting. almost nnper-
'.Ned, Wat an immeuse sum If moral good
"s"re achieving, whle great propor'ion OF he
p'nis Is .carceiy conscious of the process which
= s@as forward! Aud who can calculate the
m'are:-She beiring which these silent. un-
"ora'lve ana anApprecIa,ed efforts may have
apan the after hc,tinics, both of the individuals
more immediately Interested, aud the society al
NE toHn in wrich we live, Surely those who
are engaged N this delightful, though. in some
respects. ariunus and sef-denyiug wMk, shall
no, lose their reward II is a work of peace: and
Blessed a:c the peace makers, ior 'rey shall
DC called the children Ut Gud" ZEf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-22
Incoming Smiles.

HO eIatrate with Ill the pololoy ami duciloquy of
L words. having ali the stupendoHsness aud sub-
limeness Of thought and description. the SUdIa of
eloquenee would find himself inadequate de,lne ate,
conjugate and sublmate with that inxteriaty and
corporety in language, sufficiently to embei,h and
beautify the eroptabs AID inc mparsble varieties end
inimitab nicees that the subscriber has for saerch
and perfectus in all the substantiaites OF interhu
Gus corrections and external eclat and spendor, and
admirably arraigned in continuity trpcity, equabi
hty asd organization.
ON MONDAY EVENIAG
Will be fitted up with great effect. most perfect
reprs sentaton of
A STREET IN VIENNA;
on which occasion ICE CREAMS and JkLt les may
be had. HEPBURN.
dec 22-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-22

.,,,,,j bear it up; only ask ~ what man
!''' !, =. an humble individual, can oes' dis'
' IT, - nv duty in defending it.
i0i's some remarks BY the Hon. II. u orls'
Al Al. / L. AUSTIN, the question was then
lna W. ,,c adoption Of the resolutions, and they
Pa! ." ass, n. BY an unanimous vote, and win
s;,! CHARLIE, p. Curtis said. that il it had been
n i.ir;n,l purpose to address the meeting, ne
- 5 not feel disposed to do 50, after what ne
'ap4 lady heard. His object at present was
IA , ' 10 add another resolution to those which
"' ', fesr already submitted TO the meeting -
- con,ained no provision FOR transmitting the
iD '.:..,linss Of the meeting to the President oi
T,,,,i,sS States With the view OF supplying
NC Ifcisucy, Mr.. Curtis presented the follow :
''.' ...,I,,ion, which was unanimously adopted.
I-p,,I.eA. That copy Of the proceedings oil
',,o,,,ng, signed BY the Chairman and Secre-
~, hs transmitted to the President OF the Z.
' 'Ns meeting was then dissolved.
Notwithstanding the severity OF the storm
,,n Ell,nc without internls,ion through the
~ .',a,-,he hall was crowded in the galleries
,,slI \, below, during the whole OF the pro-
,scllnss.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-22
a Good Farm fur sale.

I WILL sell the Estate upon which live, containing
40 Acres; one half is in wood and the other I'M
der course Of cropping; situated upon the gr. at
Southern Road leading from h'exindria to Richmond
It is so universally known, that shall give no descrp.
ton If it, Any wishing, from curiosity desire
to purchasn, is invited to call and examine It, II is
we'll provided wish every description Of comfortable
building, better d'ched than any other Farm IN Vrg.
na and has been for more than 80 years under an i'm
nrovinp course Of cultivation would be wiling 10
exchange il for Lime tone or Mountain Lane. iobac
CO makers would do well to call.
sent g. wifi VI. tVb v.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-22
This is To give nutice,

vy,HAT the subscribers have obtained from the o.
phan,' Court for Charles County, in Mary land,
letters of administration the personal estate of Tho
mas Norris late Of the county aforesaid. deceased
All persons having claim. against the said deeeased
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same. with The voueh.
ers thereof TO the subscriber. At or before The first
day Of June nes they msy otherwise, by s~, be ex.
Guided from all benrh of hc said estate. Gwen un.
der our hands this 28,h day Of November. 1882
EDWARD SANDERS, ard
MARY SANDERS,
Administrators, with the will annexed. Of Thos Nos.
dec 4-wAw
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-22
CORPORATION of Alexandria, to wit:

PHUL
XNIHEREAo the Reverend Clergy Of the
w seve,ai Religious Cong eeatl"ns OF the
Town Of Alexandra have recommended that
tuesday, the 25th Of this month. lDeins Christ
mas day. be set apart as a day OF general Thanks
nj ,nsrs;.. shswn In n, IN the lat. d..olating
Epidemic. winch has carried mourning aud WOO
into various parts OF our iaud-Now, therefore,
hereby give general notice, that the aforesaid
day is set apart tor the above purpose. and re-
commend To sii the citizens that they abstain, as
mucn rs lney conveniently can, from ali worldly
business on that day. thar. with one mouth aud
one heart, we may slorIfy Con. from whom CO.
meth every good and perfect gift.
JOHN ROBERTS,
Dec. 22-d5t Mavur.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-22
SVNN WONt5hON.
find on sale bu UIN NJ MORRISON,

find on sale by I'M ~ MORRISON,
YEyilt. Excitement. or Book 10 induce young per.
L sons to read; containing remarkable appearances
nature, signal and such incidents as
are particularly fitted to arrest the youthful mind.
The Ladies' mily Library. vol LIST, Biographie' OF
Madame DE Stsel and Nsdame Roland; vol I'd, Bio.
graphie> Of Lady Russell and Madame Guy on
Degerando on Self Education, (new etliion)
Divine Breathings. fine little volume for the pocket
The above, with great variety of new and choice
Books for presr for the approaching holy
days, will be sold very low dec I'll OF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-22
slEIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. On. c.

ARRIvEn. De ;ember 81,
Schr. Joseph Stewart, Wood, Patuxent; to.
bacco to II Dainger6eid.
Schr. GILES, Armstrong; snndries to master.
Sloop Augusta. Lumpkins, Port Tobacco;
wheat &c. to master.
Steamboat Columbia. Mitchell, Baltimore;
freight aud passengers for the District.
SAILED,
Brig Lavinia. Fernald, Portsmouth. n. H.
S,buon.r Mary. Lprmaud, Portland,
-- Freeman. Perry, Boston.
Voan,, Brewster. Newburyport
Steamboat Potomac, Ilubball, Norfolk.
Schooner Navsrno. Thomas, hence Tor New
Haven, at New York 18th.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-22
This is to give no,lce,

YIN the subscriber has obtained rom the County
: nonIt OF Prince William, State of Virginia, letters
'1unns'rahon on the estate Of John NJ. Ksnky, de.
fs., u All persons having Claims sgainst til, said
asG' are hereb, warned TO exhibit the same, with
,b SS thereof, to The subs riSer. or before
- an OF November. 1865; they may otherwise. by
- DC excluded from all benefit of said estate. CT.
'u"ue' my hand this 24h day Of November 1852.
80, HEBUtON "A. KANKEY,
WV Administrator.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-22
list Received,

4 FRESH supply Of Juiube Paste. in sheet and
boxes; and .lquor,c. Rail, Of the first quality.
On hand,
The various remedies tor lie diseases of tlr season;
Also Swain, Panscea, G w. Carpenters medicines,
Mesd's Anti d, sp-pic Pills, Rus 3 do Butiei's We
getabie Indian specifies. Witsr'. Tough i.ozcnges;
together with ofthe regular Inctures On'ments,
Piasters, Syrxps Pits I'd other compounds in Use.
carefully prepared b. tn subscriber. for the use OF
PLY sicans, Merchants End private families
For Sale.
pair Of Side Lamp, with Electors and chimnies,
aud q complete set ot Res ciopedis
WILLIAM STABLER,
dec 81 Druggist Il Chemist, ia rtax.st.
fWarrenton Spectator. emitting the Lamps
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-22
T Fisheries

rlNO RENT, for the ensuing season. or for term Of
L years, the several Fishing Landings on my Estate
in Stafford County called s.; Mar syille (Dppe. j.
These Landings have been so long used, and well
known that an, particular description is deemed I'M
necessary For terms. which will be moderate, in.
quire Of Wm Il Fizhugh, Esq. nea. the premises, or
the ub.criber, Bush Hill.
cov 81 -2aw3w RID. N. SCOTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-22

Fire we regret TO learn that the large new
brick mill on the Shenandoah river, belonging to
Mr.. Samuel Wilson, together with valuable
saw. mill and warehouse. and a large quantity OF
wheat aud -four, were consumed by lire M the
18Th inst Mr. Wilson's loss is very heavy.
aud is the more to be depiored. as he Is known
to b. one of the most en,erprisins and useful CT
,zens IN our county THginian.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-22

4 nersoual encounter took place at Edwards
,aI,. H.. ON the 10th ult between Gov. Nlnlan
glwarl. and Jadse Smith, Judge of the Sn'
ZANE Cuurt Of that State. In the version ct the
55lrr aiyen b. the iarmer, he says that the Judge
,nnr,scbed him with two loaded pistols. and pre-
.sn.ing muzzIes Of both at h,In, offered him
ri,chalee, calling him dann'd dog; whereupon
,5e ex. Governor, instead OF accepting the offer,
SnocAed the Judge down with his fist. and
c,ned him until they were separated by the inter
,sa,ion Of others.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-22
Notice is hereby given,

vYsHAra Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the Eau
ouitr and Alexandria Turnpike Company will be
held 1t auckland on Tuesday, the 18th January next
for the election of President Directors and Treasurer
of the said Company and for the consideration Of such
matters as may be brought before them.
Signed By order of the Board:
dee IL to HUGH SMITH, PRESIDENT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-22
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.-IHIS MI.
Wines. Snerm Candles. RaiSins. &c.

Wines, Sperm Candies, Ralsins, &c.
ryNHiS MORNING. At e.eveH O'clock. ut my auc.
4 ton Rooms, will positively be sold without re-
serve TO close sales.
baskets sparkling Champagne Wine
10 dozen bottles Gold sherry Wine, Of good,
fair quality
l9 s.0zcn Port do
8 bbls Sweet Malaga do
8 boxes Spe m Candles, IS boxes Bunch Raisins
pieces Scotch Ingram Carpet. sU,
9 casks Day 4 Martins best Stacking. warranted
first quality and Of late importation
pair large I'll Pier Classes
/ do splendVgi't mantel do
l do small do do
do mahogany framed do do
/ set elegant gold banded China, 81 pieces
With sundry other articles
ID .alers and o,her- desirous Of bargains would do
well to- attend as the Goods will certainly be sold.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-22
Notice

TIME silly and dangerous practice firing guns,
Il ploding Gre crackers, &c. at this season Of the
year, being usual amongst the 'guorant the vicious.
and the vagabonds Of society, whereby much iojury
done: Now. tits made known. that the laws this
subjec, well be rightly executed, aud that a fines
and penalties arising under these laws will be given,
ON conviction AMI collection, to the nformers
BY order Of the Mayer.
JOHN Il HANCOCK,
IL. TATSEPAUGu,
dec 22-3t Police Constsb'es
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-22
.AAditioMaA Variety
FROM NEW-TORK.

on BBLs. New York pples (pppins]
~ a do Shell Bsrks
50 whole, halt and quarter boxes Raisins
10 drums Suana do
40 do Turkey Figs
10 ,oxes Ci,fon Canton, Dry Madeira, and &c.
neva
S cases Preserved Ginger
48 pots Savannsh sweetmeats-Iimes
Pine Apples, ron and 'icaros
4 boxes Pine apple Cheese
10 do Prunes
s do Olives, Capers and Anchovies
% doz IN bottles London Brown Stout
500 lbs Currants. &c. &c. &c.
It is hoped that, inasmuch as the season Of clouds
and sorrows passed away into the pure sunshine
LIQUID Iustre Of health and competency, and there be-
inv no longer any fear If excing the above
tices will be sought after with eagefness and avidy
A.. 10. JOHN b. HEPBURN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-22

Tho New York Mercantile Advertiser says
.,n,T Insurance Companies are unwilling to un-
,',',;,, our vessels sailing for Charleston. IN
~. ,i,b ns,r clause inserted in the policy. We
-. ~, one Yesterday, in which the following pro-
,;.,.,s Inserted: Warranted Tree from the re-
'',,;n,, and perils emanating from The measures
e The Nu!liliers.'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-22
VNe Stockholders

r the Farmers Bank Of Alexandris are hereby
notified that an Election Of thirteen Directors, for
the ensuing year. wall be held their Banking House
on Monday, the 9TH Ja.uary next
"" 40. iiEw,7Jsn JNO UO0PF, Cashier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-22

sac,c Storm The Albany Daily Advert.
ser Of Monday, says, that snow storm com:
meneed in that city on Monday noon, and con-
iinued when tina, paper went to press.